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TROUBLE ON TARIFF BILL BRITISH With more favorable weather QUELL Anthracite Mine Officials and conditions In Washington to- LIQUOR SALES 10 were able in day fire fighters Union Representatives many cases to hold their own Have Noth-- What Soviet to Do against the flames that are Legality of Dispensing In- DUE Accomplished j IS VOTED Proposes eating into green timber or 001 stands on : MBH ing Definite. j In the Way of Restitution threatening valuable toxicating Beverages In some In- Like Cold Show- over the state and Board Vessels to AnBorlutrd Falls a stances to bring tho blazes un- Shipping Move on (Bj The Pram.) Motion Loses, li or Troops Prepared to Washington, July 7. Anthracite 36, er on Delegates. der control. Be Threshed Out. of Nine Less Two- - Decrease In the velocity of Short Notice in Illinois; mine operators and officials the tfe jie tho winds were : ' Tho Aumicliited that yesterday Re- miners' union who have been (Bv Pre.) Other States Have thirds Demo- - The Hague, July 7 (by the Asso- fanning the flames enabled everybod7ill have at President Harding's confer- to control of a meeting A.r-eAt- ciated Press.) The Hague fighters get crats . ev- chance to air views quested Soldiers. call to consider means of settling ence, following tho dramatic path- fire on Rocky creek. In Si the present strike, adjourned their way of Genoa's famed conclave, ens count', which was neai'ing TAKEN LA MAKES camo very near a rupture today, the the town of Allailin. Thin was Question Is Whether 18th FIRM STAND sessions today until flionaay, FOLte: conference declared to be the worst fire without definite results being ac- - Issue on which the Pro Act BY ALL CONCERNED KovViRST ATTACK threatened to split being the treat- In this part of the state. Amendment and comollshed. Secretary Davis, who in as rep- ment of confiscated property Clouds gave some slight to U. S. on sat in today s hearings the of the fed- Apply Ships Re- -: of government, said By Wis- - ilussla. hope rain, although Disclaims Further resentative the Mea? declared do in e Jewell had been What Russia proposed to eral weather bureau here the High Seas. that "a little progress Man Be Even of restitution, as explained to make defhiito sponsibility for Continu- made. cu. to the way any loft officially by Maxim Litvlnnff, th" promises of relief from the (II. Thp Asuncliited TreM.) of Hooper The anthracite adjournment Worse Than the Dingley fell like a cold of weeks has 7. de- ation Walkout; this section of the confer- Russian spokesman, drought that Washington, July The general showe..- on tho expectant delegates mndo tho forests timler to- Laws. , 1 lll-lt-- ,dry. announced ence to settle the coal industry's or Payne-Ai- d rich n VlQ partment of Justice Issues Statement, ssir L'liiup i.iiyu-.- Wind conditions in western labor troubles in a position similar member, arose and day that Attorney General Daugh-ert- y to bituminous con- Associated Vret.t.) ish delegation Washington, although they (By The A80citc1 Press.) to that the (By The declared it was absurd to were not as favorable will conduct a hearing next 7 Associat- sections are now of perfectly reported Chicago, July (by the ferees. Both July 7. Defeat discussions unless In of le week of the a Monday, at Washington, continue the as the eastern part of tho Thursday on tho question the ed Press.) The first awaiting gathering motion for cloture assurances were in- ended which President may pre- the republican more satisfactory state, also assisted the firn gality of permitting the sale of strike of railway shopmen Harding tariff bill forthcoming . Only M. ICrassin fighters, several bad with sporadic outbreaks of sent some views in behalf of the on the administration as he is though toxicating beverages on shipping tonight scat- on that "Krassin the conciliator" fires continue there. violence reported in widely government. and a dramatic attack to be called saved the board vessels. At this time, it was of the country; Difference Still Remains. La Follette, of beginning con- tered sections measure by Senator day bv suggesting mildly that stated, opportunity will be given all held in readiness to quell The anthracite employers, prior member of bo lett aside for troops miners' un- Wisconsin, a republican troversial matters persons interested to present tneir In Illinois and soldiers in to the session with the that It, moment and a real effort be trouble ion nfirlnls today, met with Secre the committee reported the ECLIPSE OF S views. Recently secretary nieiuui other states and union officials, featured today's proceedings in the made to find ft common ground asked the attorney general for an executives and the United Davis, but the difference which ex- railroad tary worn senate. Tho vote to invoke the based on mutual advantage. opinion as to the legality of the railroad labor board stand- occasioned suspension oi was 45 to 35, or States as- when opera isting cloture rule Difficulty Start. salo of liquor on American ships firm in the position each the anthracite mines, two-thir- started at the limit. ing asked reduction of wage rates nine less than tho necessary Tho difficulty beyond the three mile In sumed when the walkout started tors The democrats session of the conference, WLL BE connection with the the and tendered arbitration to deter- majority. read a long hearing, ' Ju'V and tho union's were a unit against the motion, when M. Lltvinoff department of Justice issued the rru ottitndn of the federated mine between them also five re- of oil and other concession: demand for a maintenance which was opposed by list lo following statement: crafts was indicated tonight principal which Russia was ready to give will be a at the shop of lDzu-z- l sun remain-Ther- publicans. "There hearing when B. M. Jewell, head the of scales, Broadside Fired. Gen. Sean McKeown and his bride leaving Longford cathedral. M. Cattier Belgium, 3:30 p. m., of were no indications that the First foreigners. nice if department of Justice at department a i st it would be BASTROIES to railroad employes' attitudes of in the ne- Delivering the first of prom- Irish free state celebrated its fanner. The ceremony was per-fir- suggested July 13, on the question as American Federation of Labor, participants W'ar-rine- 1 woum the had S. D. r, ised series of attacks on the tariff, military wedding when Gen-- formed in Longford cathedra', Lltvinoff expii whether the eighteenth amendment issued a statement disclaiming any gotiations changed. declared the the listed were under headed the delegation of Senator La Follette eral Sean McKeown, commander of General Evin O'Duffy, chief ot properties tO thCir to the federal constitution and the for continua- milt-Alic- e .!,! r,,.vi,,ll further responsibility while Phillip only way the republican party the free state army, married Miss staff, acted as best man at the r. Third Section of the Crock- national prohibition act apply to of strike and holding the operators present, the and what fore tion the vice of the IJt.lt-e- d could bo saved from defeat in Cooney, daughter of an Irish taiy wedding. confiscation, American ships on tho high seas. roads and the labor board to blame Murray, president elections in Novem- properties were exciuueu nu" er Expedition Sails From to walkout Mine Workers, was chief spokes congressional It will be public persons having for the length of time the ber and from "disaster" in the In sldo of this ques- man for tho union. "lu Lltvinoff that be could San Francisco for Far Interest, either continued. presidential election in 1924, was replied tion. The decision to grant a. Outlines Plan. not 'say whether the properties be. Australia. Hooper to recommit the bill for rewriting EX-CAPT- oc Away grows out of an effort on Chairman Hooper of the labor 15 CATHAL longed previously to foreigners hearlnp ROYAL PRINCESSES, on the basis of "the old republican BRUGHA, was difficult for Rus- tho part of the department of Jus- board issued an Informal statement of the differ- Russians. It (By The AmorlRtrd Pre.) tice to see con- principle" equalizing . f 7. that everybody which he asserted that "the only ACCOMPLISHED BUT sia to identify foreign enterprises, I.Vnn..iu. .llllv In- in ence between tho cost in produc- was to pub- cerned in the question here feasible way" for the shop crafts If that all that could be done The third section of the William was POOR, WOULD MARRY tion at home and abroad. foreign owners volved has an opportunity to pre- organization to end the strike could not be he added, the ft IRISH PATRIOT lish the list and let H. Crocker expedition trom l.tcrf sent of done, CONVICTED 01 property if they could. Cali- his views. to follow in tho footsteps the should be abandoned. identify their ' observatory. Mount Hamilton, to Be Heard. of (By The Aoclnled VttM.) legislation "Do really mean, Sir Philip fornia to the isolated of maintenance way organization 7. Characterizing the bill as even you having outpost "There will be present repre- Geneva, Switzerland, July Lloyd-Urcam- e asked, "that to observe the whose officers this week appeared worse than the Dingley and Payno-Aldrlc- h and Wallal, Australia, sentatives of the board board and to "Two royal princesses, sisters, aged nations lirod these properties total of the sun September shipping before the agreed which, ho declared, , eclipse and the commissioner 23 and 26, desire friendship, and laws, CHARGE DIES IN DUBLIN wi.-m- on prohibition postpone their strike pending fur- had caused the upsets in BRIBERY administered - 21, departed for Sydney today the on eventually marriage, after mutual political know whether the owners aie for the steamer Tahiti. Director W. of treasury department, tho ther negotiations. tests with English or American 1900, 1912, 1914 and 1916, Senator part of thp government. Request ." The railroad labor board also asked his If m Lltvinoff W. Campbell, of tho observatory, to be who must be young, La Follette colleagues " .... n to heard have been received resolution declaring gentlemen, Amorlated iciM.ru - is charge of trc, leaving Anti-saloo- n passed a today the people had for- (lly The '.xaciiy,-- .. .,,.. ii .ci- "Can vou party from the and - wealthy and handsome, especially they thought A. Ritzman Found rrr.) league it to be the- opinion of the board if the people Chas. Di.blin, July 7 (by tho Associated s,r rniiip patim"ats day. certain lines. A brief not or newly rich," reads gotten they thought not Kive an . section of the expedi- steamship that a carrier has no right to require upstarts the burdens one of un The first from interested on an advertisement in an Innsbruck would "calmly accept Guilty of Accepting $800 Press.) Cathal Brugha, of tho proportion of properties with five tons of as- any person this an employe to perform work regu- in 1922 which so decisively tion, equipped will be received and consid- to a craft that Is newspaper. they Action in Eamonn de Valira's chief lieuten- der foreign ownf'i"!' tronomical Instruments and sup- subject larly delegated who to refused to carry in 1910 and 1912." to Influence His "- ered by the of Just'ce on strike unless the employe does "The' princesses, belong ants, died today from the wounds Lltvinon r.i f plies, is in Tahiti making observa- department the old royalty, are accomplished, Moans Defeat. Chains. he received on Wednesday while Maxim tions on the Einstein of the and spokesmen for interested or- this work voluntarily. A decision bo the Buying . - wi'"""i f we theory The gentlemen "Powerful indeed must to his clear at .v.t that. ist, t CI the lillllt Of ganizations of various kinds will in the matter was one of the but very poor. influence's' can trying fight way ilnnotun, rrvitV and refer- which bludgeon . be given an to make which E. T. Gra-bl- e, must give full details (B Tl Asioclntel? Press.) the surrender of the republican "6" '"'"n other stars or planets. The second opportunity under could be ar- this legislation," he said, ;f SKIS." an oral arguments. head of the maintenance of ences. A meeting through Washington, July 7. Charles A. garrisons in the Sackvllla street section of the expedition, with ranged for August." "when political leaders responsible area. . additional seven tons ot man "Tho question to be determined agreed to with- de- of the - way organization, adver- for it know that it moans the Ritaman, general manager i nnrl left la whether the eighteenth- amend- hold strike orders, he having main An Austrian archduchess Cathal Prugha (Charles Burgess) then tnere and other enuinment, tised in a similar manner about a feat of their party and the end of Disco lighting company of Detroit was ono of of ition to the actual proprietor, Francisco for June 13. ment and the national prohibition some of the most, prominent -- San Sydney tained that the carriers Is found the political lives of most of the -- " ww. act to American on members of his year ago and, It believed, and , former captain in the army, the republican leaders, who oppos- that Russia win The first and seconu sections apply ships were discharging - "" leaders for thii bill." who is wheth- refused Id do a suitable husband.- responsible was sentenced today in criminal ed the terms of tho Anglo-Iris- h to any foreign capitalist unite at Sydney this month. the high seas; and further, union when they Taking up specifically the cot- money and not cfiTtinlntft will er within the American mile work. court to 18 in the treaty from the start and fought ready to invest The. expedition three shopmen's ton schedule In the bill. Senator months peniten- was to a former owner. about Aug limit the possession and sale of Strike Jiulk'tln. for accepting a bribe of J800 against it to the finish. He necessarily start from Freeniantle 23RD DIVISION OF La Follette declared the rates as tiary minister of defense To this the Russian spokesmau ust 15, tr.ai poini liquors for beverage purposes Is . From the of .th in- to Influence his action in connec- de Valera's traveling frm headquarters reported to the senate in many di- answer: "We do not go hnni 1 r.nii miles bv steamer to prohibited on foreign vessels." crafts here to- ARMY MUTINIES tion with the of skid in the first dail elrcann cabinet, made the shop organization WITS stances were from 11 to 90 per purchase the back on what we said at Genoa, Broome as guests of tho common was issued "strike bulk tin chains for the while recting the campaign against ... .,-- .. . i-- night cent than those in the army acting i titlnn nf pun. It then will I'ri-M.-) higher British in south Ireland and up to namely, inui "b ii.ii" "i wealth government. TAVERN STEAK No. 1" which asserted that the Amoclntfd Payne-Aldrle- as officer In of the main- By The h law and from 100 charge would be Offered to former or, in wu i( wri en win ne reacneu $5,000 of was 100 7. The tenance division of motor trans- the time the truce was signed in cessions first strike shopmen Paotingfu China, July to 200 per cent higher than those the owners. on or before September 1. according IS WON BY GREAT ROSE cent The bulletin twenty-thir- d division of General war. Ho July of last year. fo.- - per perfect. in the existing statute. He said port corps during the A discussion Pei-E'u- When terms of long, exciting made letters from the heads Wu 's army, which is sta- re- noted an and was released the the treaty . wv, -- murmurs of public the committee had appeal Mi- nitr,..t - On this ninety-mil- e stretch, The Aa.nclntrd Prenn.l of the trainmen's and tioned here with other troops, mu- majority under bonds of ?3,000. negotiated by Arthur Griffith, lowen, wilii iii'". (It; engincrren's moved "one of the many Jokers dele- or degrees south of the equator North Randall, Cleveland Ohio, service unions extending moral tinied last night and attempted to chael Collins and their fellow astonlsnmcnt iiiBiiiiu.. twenty slipped into the cotton schedule" gates who met the British repre- the expedition win sec up us pian. July 7. The Great Rose, driven by support to the strikers. loot the city. . and lowered some so ta- which wi'l muti- rates that TRANSPOSED PERIOD sentatives In London late last year WOMAN'S for recording the eclipse, Leon McDonald, won the $3,000 Precautionary measures to avoid Loyal troops attacked the bles of he hr pre- TO DECIDE of five minutes comparison became known, ho declared his op- have a total phase Tavern "steak." the feature event of possible disorders were taken in neers with machine guns and, after were not accurate. Pre-eclip- re- pared exactly ON CHECK CAUSES TWO to the TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP at the point selected. today's grand circuit racing, In several states and in many cities an all crushed the un- position pact and fought night battle, He added, however, that he It in dall debates and In and post-eclip- observations will stralcht heats. today as the result of trouble be- volt. derstood the MEN TO BE ARRESTED against OF THE WORLD TODAY and re- In In re- committee majority public be as carefully completely trotting the first mile 2:0' V tween strike sympathizers and Late this afternoon officials did not intend to lower rates below speeches. the' total set a new for in His address the ratifi- corded as phase. the filly track record workers yesterday and today. ported the situution well hand the level of the Payne-Aldric- h law N. 7. At against The Amnrlnted PreM.) is a Estancia, M., July cation of tho pact was ono of the (By Wallal combined postofflce the race. Governor Hyde of Missouri or- and order restored. and presented many tables to show a few days ago, Miko Sando Wimbledon, July 7 (by the Asso- and telegraph station, the inhabi- dered national to as- his" principal features in tho debate BJur-ste- dt guard troops that the cotton manufacturers had val, a section hand, sold auto- 1 ciated Press). With Molla tants consisting of only the post- GFRMAX MARKS FALL. semble at and This Is the second abortive mu- June last. Ho charged Griffith a Warrensburg prospered under the Underwood mobile to a white man and a negro with broken an Mallory's convincing Victory master, his family, the staff of New York, July 7. German Boonesvllle; Governor Kendall of tiny among troops under General law rates. for $175. The after tho trans- having agreement over Mrs. Bear ish of England to- a number of to tho 100 day not to sign the until doc- sheep ranch and marks today fell level of Iowa announced that he was pre- Wu's banner within three weeks. Defends Cotton Schedule. action, Mr. Sandoval found that his treaty the Mile. Suzanne Lenglen It was tne for lR'.i or almost 3 cents vio- ument was submitted to tho Irish day and aborigines. seiectea lor cents, per pared to act at once In case The previous outbreak occurre'd Senator of customers had the over Mrs. Pea- es- Smoot, Utah, ranking gone and that cabinet and then he active having triumphed expedition because ot Septembe" hundred under the minimum lence occurs in his state; Adjutant June 21, at Hsinho, when the republican on the finance commit- check Was for $1.75 instead of the gave cock, the center court at Wimble- conditions, it having tablished Dealers at- B. Smith of support to the of de Va-le- atmospheric yesterday. General Harry Indiana twenty sixth division revolted. A tee, defended the cotton schedule, amount. The men had campaign don is readv for tomorrow's dra- rained but twice in the last twenty-fiv- e tributed the decline to was tho need for larger the gov- disturbing investigating gunboat quelled that mutiny and declaring that the average of the agreed to stay in the vicinity until against provisional matic occasion when the American Septembers at this point. oconojnlc conditions in Germany. troops in his state; Adjutant Gen- - all division's was not In The car ernment after the treaty was rat- tennis Ftars will meet seized the rate above the average the check had been cashed. ified. and Trench (Continued on Page Two.'. the Underwood law, though some was found, dismantled, near Mc- to deckle the woman's tennis cham- were higher. Others, he added, intosh. The men were caught and pionship of the world. were lower. He said the commit- lodged in Jail here on a charge o IOWA'S GOLF CHAMP Both Mrs. Mallory and Mile. TRAIL OF GOLD IS ALL THAT tee majority still was working on obtaining property under false pre- Lenglen came through today's R. E. PUTNEY, ALLEGING the schedule and would bring in tenses. The white man gives the WILL MEET BARTLETT semi-fina- ls with decisive scores, LIBEL, new amendments and at the proper name of M. Field. The negro's the American defeating her oppo- wom- IS LEFT TO CONNECT MINER time he would present an analysis name is not known. (B. rtie 4oelu!f.. Pr-- .) nent and the French of the schedule to the senate'. Des Moines, la., 7 (by the an winning by BRINGS SUIT AGAINST FIRST July Is looked Returning to his uttack, Senator Associated Press). Rudlof Knep-pe- r Tomorrow's meeting La Follette expressed the wish that of Sioux City, Iowa's golf upon as a decidedly auspicious one, WITH HIS HAUNTS IN G0THAK senators would consider the tariff s URAIMOE champion for the last two years, as, apart from Interest In the NATIONAL BANK FOR $100,000 bill not as owners of stock in cot- will play Arthur Bartlett'of match Itself, it Is the first time ton mills, woolen mills and other the state champion in 1914, that America has sent abroad a industries, but as representatives of 15. 17 and 18, in the finals for the woman player since the war who Alva C. Kendall Disappears; Is Believed to the people, giving attention to the IS PROPOSED 1922 title over the Hyperion course has succeeded in reaching the He Charges That Officers of the Banking effect of the rates on the consum- tomorrow as the result of their finals at Wimbledon, and this re- Have Had $100,000 in His Pockets; His ' ers. If this were not done, he victories in the semi-fin- sult, it is pointed out, fully proves House Intended to and Publish warned, sooner or later, all the contests today. Knepper elimi- the claims repeatedly made In the Trail Is Followed for a Time Like an "Charge re- that Open present senators would be RA nated Robert McKee of Des Moines. past month's tournaments a SENATOR NARY 4 3 to de- this has been : That Plaintiff Was a Blackmailer and Had moved "in revolutionary way up and play, and Rartlett Mrs. Mallory year Book, Then Is Lost By Police. by the ballot, of course." feated Jnmes Hubbell of the Des showing a form ahead of anything z Blackmailed Defendant." Supports Cloture Motion. Moines Golf and Country club, 8 zefin in England.on her previous Sen- 6 to New 7 the Asso- he Before the vote on cloture, (ttf Tbi Aiwoplntrd Preni.) up and play. visits. York, July (by Wednesday morning returned ator Watson, of Indiana, delivered Washington, 7. ciated Press.) A trail of gold to Greenwich village and gave a A libel for $100,000, $50,000 that an officer of the First National July suit a vigorous address in support of by a Joint congressional com- AUTO DRIVER KILLED. LIBERAL DONATIONS leading out of Greenwich village to cigar store man a $10 gold piece in of which is asked a dam- bank here Intended to "charge and the cloture motion, charging that of Yuma, 7. William B. an was punitive Put- mittee of the advisability provid Ariz., July uptown iioicj, today the paymont for two boxes of cigars, was filed in Bernalillo publish that plaintiff (R. E. the democrats were conducting an for farm 42. driver i f an automo- MADE FOR RELIEF OF li to C. ho ages, the was and had ing federal crop insurance Hafferon, only thing ft connect Alva which took with him. The cigari county district court yesterday by ney) a tjincKmaller "adroit" filibuster so as to prevent ers, was proposed In a resolution bile stage, was killed today when Kendall, Alaska miner, with the are not at Mrs. Smith's house and attor- blackmailed defendant (the First of the bill until Just be- he lost control of his car on a hill NEAR EAST SUFFERERS Ken- R. E. Putney, through his offi- (passage today by Senator McNary, republi- haunts of more tuan a year. there was no trace of them at th & National bank) and its said the November elections with- here. A neys, Reld. Hervey Iden, against fore can, of Oregon. passenger escaped by dall disappeared last Wednesday hotel. , cers, and had maliciously threat- out time either for th" The finish- t.na AncrpW Calif.. July 7. A tho First National bank of this city. being given Citing success of state hail and Jumping. heavy stage - and when he went It is believed by After that purchase he walked ened to defendant's prop- mos-qul- The suit is the outgrowth of the injury effects of Its operation to be felt fire Insurance given farmers, Sen- ed an almost sheer drop in a million dollars in cash and 9.197,- a friend, he had $100,000 gold in across the street and had dlnne' and to of said llcf-foro- of the Holbrook, Ariz., State erty the person the or for the republicans to explain ator in his pro- tree 100 feet below. 094 pounds ot food and cunning with .Mrs. Smith as usual. At 3:39 closing to McNary, explaining t pocket. officers, with Intent of nnn.OOO. have been do th bank on December 13, 1920. and is thereby it adequately to the country. posal, said he realized it would not formerly Virginia City, Ho dropped out of sight in tho he said ho was going up to Forty-eigh- on an article extort money from defendant, and Senator Watson declared the be to enact Nev., is survived by a sister who is nated to tho relief of the famine busiest section of Fifth avenue. and avenue to based specifically in order to it to said practicable legislation resi- busy street Fifth which Is said to have appeared In compel pay question at issue was whether the covering all the hazards to which said to bo county recorder at sufferers in the near east by A clerk in u Jewelry store, who have a diamond reset. The Jew- on December L. R. Putney Mercantile company nonfltA vena tn function' whether the Ncv. Wash- the Evening Herald It crops are subject. dents of California, Oregon, knew him, got a fleeting glance of elry store there has no record of to indictments of Holbrook the money had on;partv wmch came into power with hazards Idaho, Nevada, New Mex- &:15 In 24, 1921. pertaining in State bank "But a number of serious ington, him about the afternoon. doing work for him,' but at least returned' tho grand Jury at Hol- deposit said Holbrook ,a majority of 7.000,000 votes was tc be included in a ho ico and Montana, since June 1, No ono can be found who has seen two clerks knew him. One of by when it closed; and to that may policy," state- them, brook, which is said to have alleged charge kee,p ,tg pledge to the people that said. "If legislation of this char- 1921, according to an official him since. Thomas A. Howland, said today plaintiff had combined, conspired. ;th t ld reViSed. the American one riff le acter can be worked out, money F ORIUERFRIE ment issued here by The trail of gold was picked up that a little after 5 he saw Ken- confederated and agreed with Foxes On 1'Yee List. in near east relief. C. and ma- made the fat years would assist today in the home of Mrs. P. Mary dall appr&ach the store, stop for a Carl Magee. falsely After the cloture question had in over the lean where Kendall roomed. Mrs. minute in the f liciously to indict J. M. Raynolds carrying the farmer Smith, doorway and then vbeen disposed of and before Sena yea rg. PREVENTS Smith said he often paid his room walk south rapidly. That was the and G. L. Rogers, and had so ma tor La Follette his three- - PICKETING i WEATHER llclouslv above men began "The principle involved In any IN CHINA RALLY lent in gold and showed at least five last that has been seen of hitn. procured the hour attack on the bill, the senate Insurance must MEN'S RETURN, CLAIM $10 to it. Across Kendall be 33 tioned indictment against them plan of agricultural gold pieces prove is said to about of a number of committee be such as will safeguard the farm- the street the manager of a cigar years old. In IS 11, Mrs. Smith FORECAST. amendments to duties on 7 1 oers had refused to said L. E. relating er against unavoidable losses and Sacramento, Calif.. July Pick- store, had one of the gold pieces an said, ho played half back oi Colo., 7. New pay fish, and also voted to place on the same him to ob- ther-- Dnnver, July Putney Mercantile company of at the time permit eting bv striking shop workers at a taxi driver, who often drove the Princeton's football team, but Mexico: Saturday, generally fair de- - free list black and silver foxes tain Insurance at a cost which ho TO SUPPORT SUN Southern Pacific shops here Alaskan, tiad another. Up at the is no record ot a Kendall on that Holbrook said money it had on j broUKht for brePd the and warmer, Sunday, unsettled, ,nto the country can afford to pay. It is those prin- prevented the return of numerous Pennsylvania hotel a bell boy had team. He weighed about 190 probably showers and cooler north jlng purposes. Such foxes for other ciples tho Inquiry committee wll' . men who otherwise would have one, given him as a tip, he said. pounds and was five feet eleven I- ' south- a, IS . fresh to -I, . ll?"L .I. would be dutiable at to dis- of- portion; strong tinu no ".'Purposes seek discover and whsn been back on the Job, company Mrs. Smith says today that she inches tall. winds. lu ijiuckiiiuii (leiunuaiu cent aa valorgm-pa- He Is to Be that Almost came out westerly officers and compel defendant tojper covered to write Into legislation." Said Regaining ficials stated today, adding knew very little about her guest. a year ago he Arizona: Saturday, fair and said and Senator McNary said the present there wag no change In the situa- He was silent on his experiences in of Alaska to the Smith home. Ho money, that plaintiff! to His Prestige; Situation like- somewhat warmer; Sunday, partly had influenced and instigated the, MINNFflTA congress had done muoh better tion. Western Pacific officials Alaska, she said, but she believed deposited most of his fortune in ii cloudy, probably showers and owners nnd nnhllxhera of thr. Al- - ' ' ' I RFPflRTQ farm conditions and had shown a wise gave out no figures. he had made $300,000 in bank she does not know the name. fresh to Serious; Further Fighting of nearly cooler north portion; buquerque Morning Journal,' a TEMPERATURES NOT sympathy for rural problems quite There were numerous reports gold mining. Kendall liked gold, Then ho set about enjoying New strong south to west winds. wide beyond that displayed by congress Inevitable. attacks on strikebreakers she said, and carried a large por- York. newspaper of circulation, personal to leave printed and -- ubllshed at Albuquer- FAR FROM FREEZING for years, but he said, past neglect and on men who refused tion of his fortune In his trunk a'.l Last Monday, she said, he drew ; LOCAL REPORT. N. M. to make unwarranted, had caused unrest in many farm (By The Auwinttd PreM.) their work. in gold. And It was because he some money. How much she does twenty-fou- r que, ' 7 Associat- sh1 Conditions for the libelous malicious on CBy The Aminriated Prena.) communities. Peking, July (by the liked to carry and use gold pieces not know, but on Wednesday, and attacks Yat-Se- n re- hours ended at 6 p. m. yesterday, defendant and Its officers for Moorhead, Minn., July 7. Tem- ed Press.) Dr. Sun is ROCK PILE FOR SPEEDERS. that his trail on the last day he said, he showed her three thousand recorded by the university: to not far from the NEGRO IS LYNCHED. gaining his prestige in Canton and Los Angeles. Calif., July 7. had been seen in New York was dollar bills, saying he had ninety 89 blackmailing purposes compel peratures freezing laws In Highest temperature payment by defendant to said L. point were recorded in this section Shreveport, La., July 7. Joe his former friends are rallying Drivers who break speed followed like an open book. more like them in his pocket. Fo:' fiB to will be invited reason she Lowest B. Putney Mercantile company of during the last twenty-fou- r hours, Pcmberton, negro, was taken from again to his Bupport, according Los Angeles county Kendall slept Tuesday night in that fears something Range 2 Holbrook said money on deposit as according to R. E. Spencer, United the Bossier parish Jail at Benton reports to foroign legations here. to show their speed on the county the Pennsylvania hotel. He had may have happened to him, al- Mean 77 aforesaid, and that defendant States weather observer. by a mob early today and hanged The situation Is serious and further rock pile, It was decllrd today at slept there on two other nights. though she admits the possibility Humidity at 6 a. m 42 would be further to such Mlnnedosa, across the Canadian to a tree in Black bayou swamp, fighting in the neighborhood of a conference between Justice Wil- Mrs. Smith said, because his room that he may have gone back to at 6 p. m 20 for border from showed two miles from Canton between Sun's forces and liam S. Balrd and Sheriff W. I. at her house was being renovated. Alaska, as he complained often Humidity attacks instigated by plaintiff North Dakota, Benton, according be- Precipitation 0 such purposes. 30 degrees, and Bismarck N. V., to reports reaching here. Pember-to- n those of Chen Chlung-Min- g. who Traeger. Secluded Indolence Tuesday night he gave the bell about the summer heat here. Wind velocity 30 "That said publication was, and 40, with llKht frosts. had been arrested and Jailed deposed Sun June 16, is inevitable, hind the bars will henceforth be boy a tip tho $10 gold piece. Ho A general alarm was sent out by Direction of wind .'. . . . .Southwest In. false, malicious, defamatory and A minimum tfinpernturo of 30 Tuesday night following the shoot- In the view of the legations' reserved for offenders of other appeared In normal condition, tho the police today but no results wei Character of day . ,,Frtly cloudy libelous." degrees was reported at Napoleon. ing of two negro women. types. boy said today. 'obtained. 3

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close of June will bo of much ben- roads. There are now some 1,400 efit to the crops and pastures. licensed Insurance agents in the PART OF STATE Tres Piedras: Some, good rains, LS BAD T PAGEANT s GHUCE5 state, and MacGibbon said he but local in character, and crops would be greatly disappointed if at and rango in a few districts suf- least a third did not attend. fering. NEED San Fidel: Irrigated crops are In RAPIDLY FEATURES JULY E CREAMERY TEXANS ATTEND THE fairly good condition; first cutting alfalfa completed. Cattle and F. F. F. CONVENTION; condi- sheep ranges In very poor 146 CARS REGISTER ' OF HEAVY tion; everything dried up; no PAVES STREETS 4 AT SI OWNED AT ROME I rains recently. MRU East Eas Vegas, N. M 7. .1 July Tajique: l'ractleally no crops are A number of Texans were here to out of the ground in the Estancia attend the F. F. F. highway meet THE GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO. Cen- community, and many farmers will is (Special Correspondence la The Journal. (Special Corre.ponlence to The Journal.) on July 4 and 6. They stopped and Ranges in Contract Let for New IjSls 7. Crops not. plant too dry. Socorro, N. M July 7. Tho Cruees, N. M., July Laa over for the reunion and to enjoy Sec- W'illard: General outlook for Cruccs will have a x ears tra! and Western City Hall; Many Citizens Fourth of celebration at So- fully equipped tho cool weather. Seventy-si- CALLS YOUR tem- July creamery before the end of the year 146 cars ATTENTION TO THE crops and range poor. High corro was a success. were hero from Amarlllo, tions Hurt By Drought; perature. Three light showers, but Pay Cash for Municipal huga Over if the tentative plans discussed by for the F. F. F. convention 2,000 a highway East in Fair. insufficient. Improvements. peoplo gathered at the park special committee, which, which and many others not registered Shape. Reserve: Local showers have and heard Congressman Montoya met Wednesday evening under the The official register at the down- FOLLOWING ITEMS IN ITS AN- -, been and corn, oats and an on chairmanship of George W. Frcn-ge- r, town office of of com- S. Santa coming, ECOTT ETTEK. give address the drainage of the chamber (Hv 1". Weather Bureau, wheat in the are By in the rooms of the chamber of merce showed 3,000 visit J N. path doing well, N. 7. Tho the central Rio Grande valley. that ovpr c, M.) but out of it suffering ranges very Carlsbad, M., July commerce, are approved of by ors were here for tho Fourth, NUAL SUMMER SALE Weather and crop conditions in short. city of Carlsbad has been one of the Two thousand five hundred plates farmers and growers of Dona Ana of New Mexico, for the week ending Agricultural College: Cutting progressiva cities of this state to barbecued meat and sandwiches county. were served tho barbecue com To tho H: second crop of alfalfa nearly fin- ahead Into the era of by place proposal squareiy .Inly forge present mittee at the. opera house, before those most Interested In the TUBERCULOSIS The week was warm, partly ished; grain crop harvested. Ship- upon the that Dr. Gla na ment, of cabbages fin- readjustment theory The parade was the feature of enterprise, which is designed to add poaltlvo with numerous local show- practically she was able to pull to the shore by the celebration. It was the to the wealth proof h. la abla to euro cloudy ished. Corn well along. Canta largest materially production tuberculosis by Inhalation ers. Pome were excellent, but of well showing her latent financial and best ever held In Socorro of this district, the committee has In SUITS loupes setting any cllmata. area nnd no Keneral relief Klizabethtown: Streams almost strength. county. The floats and decorated called a mass meeting for August Fur further Information limited cars showed ex- fed- 10 dried tip, and grass about burned Carlsbad has Just finished fifteen much effort and iu, wtien speakers, including addreia THE T. F. GLASS has yet occurred. especially pense. O. E, Cook's mechanical eral government will dis- INHALANT CO., MASON up; crops all slow; rain five-inc- h experts, $16.50 SUITS, $12.85 diHtrictK. In urgently blocks and three of ANG8-LE- S central and western needed. alleys float took first prize. W. D. Crab- - cuss all phases of the creamery BUILDING, LOS to cement en- CALIFORNIA. Bark and color Palm eastern counties range is fair Roswell: Hot week with showers paving, completing the tree's float representing the Goddess business and endeavor to enlist the light Beaches, Crashes and other summer re- of was , weights In a of trood arid ntoek continues to at close and round about. tire business section of the city liberty, excellent. The of the growers, suits, variety good patterns and styles. while are mak- frequent store had a beautiful Tho committee of gain rapidly, crops All crops in valley progressing The work was done by the Leo Popular float having charge ing pood progress. Hut in central normally. fair to representing the Sonora phono arrangements for the mass meet- WINDOW SHADES! $18.00 is fail-t- Range, good Moor Construction company of El The float of the Itio consists of W. SUITS, $13.85 and western counties range west; goo east. graph. Grande ing George Frenger, f3n ntccd stock poor and thin, Paso. The street paving cost the Supply company advertised Win- chairman of the Industrial commit- Rollers and Shade Yonr favorite patterns in a Palm Beach weave. very poor, Truehas: Weather continues SO Cloth. Fjct us Dark and and crops arc stagnated, many and city $3. per square yard; the curb chester products and represented o tee of the chamber of comrierce; give you an light colors. hot dry, only local light show- and $1,618 lineal scene W. estimate. fields not (Terminated and rain gen- ers. First of gutter per foot, typical camp made from P. Thorpe and J. W. Taylor, cutting alfalfa under and the of the three 350-fo- ot trees. erally needed. Irrigated crops on way; fair. paving real pine The Plaza cafe representing the Rio Grande Valley ANDERSON BROS. crops generally alleys cost $3,105 served real meals to C. T. Mon- $20.00 SUITS, $14.85 1ho other hand, are doing well, Corn Is per square pretty girls. Dairy association; Prof. 870-.- J Albuquerque: late bi t yard. Meliton Torres' float, roe, head of the extension service Phone, with warmth favoring rapid good, also truck crops; showing negro Mohair and cool cloth suits cut on summer lines. Second of alfalfa range The bonds were all sold to the boys eating watermelons, got a good at the New Mexico college 0f ag- approved growth. cutting short and dry. construction Wide range of light and dark patterns. continues in south and first is be- El Paso: company, and the tota laugh, as well as Cook's garage riculture and mechanic arts, and fa- Light showers, but issue was $128,812,55 at 6 cent, float "Time to Robert C. ing completed in north, under closing with per Retire." Navarre's Stoekdalo, farm agent for vorable weather conditions. Har- good rain, relieving in running ten years on an amortiza- beautifully decorated George Wash- Dona Ana county. $25.00 SUITS, $16.85 part urgent need of rain on the tion plan, the first interest the Socorro Steam vest and the threshing of winter ranges. Second of payment ington float; L U M These suits are of the famed oats and continue in cutting alfalfa coming due November 1, 1922. The laundry, and the Boy Scouts' floats R tropical worsteds and mohair, wheat, barley completed. Plums and second ALBUQUERQUE GETS BE Good tailoring and fine patterns are southern valleys, along with the early interest payment comes due all showed much effort. M. E. outstanding features. peaches being marketed, and cab- on 1, which one-tent- h of cabbages and truck May 1923, at time Pickens' decorated car received 1922 CONVENTION OF GLASS shipments bage shipments continue. Thresh- of the principal must be first for decorated cars PAINT generally. Cotton is doing well, wheat and oats. paid. money $30.00 SUITS, $19.85 west- ing Corn and cot- The engineering feature cost the Others that received special men- INSURANCE AGENTS CEMENT also corn, but in central and ton growing rapidly. PLASTER ern districts corn is rain. city $10,305, and the city attorney tion and many compliments wert The best mohair suits the market affords are in this lot, to- needing was $1,288.12 as (Special Correspondence to The with Early apples, plums ind peaches paid attorney feej the Socorro Flappers, Keith garage. Journal.) gether unusually good tropical worsteds. Suits for busi- to in this connection. Inspection of Crown mill, Chambon estate, and Santa Fe, July 7. Albuquerque ness and promenade. nre coming market in south; GUARDSMEN ARE was en- cherrfes and currants in north. the work furnished by tho New State store. Al Woods on a will get the convention of insurance Albuquerque HELD gineer. beautiful as Springer: flood rains fell In this READY TO and fiery horse, acted agents of New Mexico on October $35.00 $23.85 Many Pay Cash. marshal of the 9. The call for convention has SUITS, vicinity at the close of June. Crops An parade. the benefited. QUELL TROUBLE incident of this paving which Backward Ford Unce. been issued by H. It. MacGibbon, Lumber Co. Imported and worsted suits of and range greafly tends to show the latent financial Tho were gabardine tropical excellent pat- Good rains in this vicinity children's sports deputy bank examiner In charge of tern and cut. Ivy: (Continued From jfage One.) strength of this community, and a amusing and successful and thor- insurance. An effort will he made 423 North First Street fit the close of June. financial condition consid- Good local and healthy oughly enjoyed. The Ford race to Becure reduced rates on the rail- - Stead: showers, oral Carlos E. Black ering the Is backwards around was $40.00 $28.85 rango revived: crops doing well. of Illinois an- readjustment period, the park SUITS, nounced that the fact that property owners have won by I. H. Cargyle. lone: Ptock fair, range getting troops would be held cash in full for Imported gabardine and tropical weave suits predominate this In readiness, while paid their paving The baseball games were peppy lot. fine poor, weather locally has been dry Governor Allen amounting to $27,412.06. The firms and Excellent patterns, fabrics, good tailoring. and hot, with rain needed. of Kansas said stato interesting. Tokay captured Crops protection and individuals paying In full aro first money, Socorro second, and will be dried up if rain does not would be if the A. T. and S. F. com- come soon. forthcoming Missouri, Hallway San Marcial third. Much interest $45.00 SUITS, $33.85 Kansas & Texas railroad officials pany, Joyce Pruit company, First in tho hits and Fort Stanton: crops long sensational Irrigated opened ttulr at Parsons. National bank, E. Hendricks, Peo- plays was manifested by the largesi The very best hot weather suits we have are In this assort-men- t. 5n fine condition, but rains needed shops All '. Throe Men ples Mercantile company, Julian crowd of fans ever gathered to- Society Brand. for the dry land crops and range. Kidnaped. I. O. O. F. No. 21 From Slater. Mo., came a report Smith, lodge. gether In Socorro county. Lovington: Heavy rains at the that three Public Utilities company, J. H. The tennis singles tournament ' employes of the Chicago James, $50.00 SUITS, $38.85 & Alton railroad had been kid- John Lowenbruck, Charles was won by Irvin Moore. bv Burton estate, A. J. Crawford Two dances the night of tha A satisfying assortment of lightweight summer em- naped striking shopmen; at the woolens, Heardstown, III., em- Pratt Hardware company, and third, one the afternoon of the bracing the designs, patterns and styles the best dressed men fifty guards Carlsbad favor. Ail ployed by the Chicago, Burlington project. fourth and three the night of the Society Brand. St Quincy railroad left town New Municipal Building. fourth were well attended. Som after The of Carlsbad has Just let so a threatened disturbance yesterday, city of the halls were crowded, It was $55-$6- 0 $41.85 while thirteen men to do its contract to J. E. Wallace, local almost impossible to dance. The SUITS, employed contractor, for the construction of shop work at Des Moines the crowds were all good natured ana The very best summer suits to come sea- by a brick two-stor- y - into Albuquerque this Chicago. Great Western also left pressed municipal Ihe whole celebration went off with- son. Some with both knickers and trousers. building which will be located upon out usual of dis- Worsteds, serges, after striking shopmen had talked the Fourth July tweeds, homespuns, etc. A host of good AU to them. tho corner opposite the state turbances. The revenue derived Brand. patterns. Society on Canal and Fox if Several roads reported improved armory building from the dances was sufficient tt i I conditions, although union officials streets and will be 72 by 36 feet In give tho Socorro hose company, maintained the strike was becom- size. which the celebration, a The Its old arranged ing more effective daily. First legal city traded fire hall, surplus of funds after all expenses action ...gainst the strike was taken located upon a lot 50 by 150 feet on were paid. Save at Topeka. Kans.. when the Canyon street, for a portion of Iot3 your presi- from the Roberts Dearborne Hard- 1 self hours dent and secretary of the shop- HI i II 1 II ware where SHIRTS im men's local were arrested company, the building of discomfort charged will be located. In this trade tiu with violating provisions of the 1 city gave a difference of $645.79 iu DAUGHTER HAD $2.00 Shirts $1.35 $3.50 Shirts T. $2.75 Kansas industrial court act. $2.50 Shirts .Union men and officials of cash and assumed additional paving $1.85 $4.00 Shirts $3.25 the $3.00 Shirts r , Northern Pacific conferred on a costs of $l,b2b.50 as shown by the $2.25 $5.00 Shirts $3.75 records. Kill esinol strike settlement at St. Paul. Two city HELP MOTHER In these six big lots are all the as well as were 10 staples the trains on the Southern railway run- The bonds for this building novelties of season. leading fs what you want for your skin trouble voted in 1U20 in the sum of the Here are fine woven strips madras ning into Now Orleans were an- $40,000, in a of colors Resinol to stop the itching and burn- nulled. but only $26,000 in bonds have been shirts, variety and combinations, here are the ing Resinol to heal the issued and sola. Now Can Do All Her Housework plain white polo cloth shirts with collars and separate collars eruption. From Boston came reports that to here are Scratching makes it worse, besides maintenance of men The contract cost is $22,445 fot Clearance Sale match, the smart plain color shirts In various way expected AloneBecauseLydiaE. Pinkham's July designs and styles. Here, in fact, Is our being embarrassing and to union heads to the building and $2,490 for the entire stock of shirts, dangerous, petition their except silks, at a worthwhile but the smooth gentle ingredients of strike, while railway clerks of the heating plant, which will be put in Vegetable Compound Helped Her big, reduction. RESINOL OINTMENT often over- New York Central lines also an- by the Koswell Plumbing and Heat- MID-SDMM- come the trouble even if it is nounced they had voted to strike. ing company. The Issued bonds ER promptly, Minn. saw in the A CLEAN-U- P SILK SHIRTS severe and Bathing have all been sold to the Interna- Jasper, "I paper affected first with A doctor's degree In a German tional Trust company of Denver at shout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta the part RESINOL Fine silk shirts at the of cotton ones. SOAP hastens the beneficial results. university now costs 600 marks, par and accrued interest, netting ble Liompouna ana prices good That's what about $0 the rate of the $26,050. took because I you'll find at the silk shirt counter. Hera are all kinds of Kesinol products at all druggists at present city it Your The ground floor of this building was having such We've Made Dollars Worth Almost Double stripes and designs, plain colors and pleasing combinations; some will be confined to use as a fire ha.l in stom- Their Usual Value with collars attached, other with separate collars to match, pains my and of courra hosts and its equipment including a ach and through of the conventional neck band style. lounging room and shower bath for my back that I the firemen. A FINAL CLEAN-U- P IS OUR GOAL $(!.00 Silk Shirts. . . . $4.25 $10.00 Silk Shirts.. $7.75 ii could not do T if" Ti ii ilium iiiiiiiuMi hi in my $7.50 Silk Shirts.... $5.75 Silk The foregoing paragraph work. I had tried Shirts.. $3.25 quoted verbatim from our city clerk. other Come Be among the first to of these corre- liiii.Himt& medicines, partake Bob Toffelmlre, and the but none did ma spondent assumes that the mayor, Amazing Savings. the good that council and other city officials, in is cluding Bub, will be excluded from your Vegetable Here an event of great interest if economy is of the shower bath. Compound did. any importance to you. With the STRAW Now I am able to many things HATS The second floor will be occupied one must have to be as a city council chamber and of- do ail my work alone while before I comfortable during the sum- fices for the city clerk, chief of had my daughter staying at home to mer, a saving on seasonable wants, such as our $2.00 Straws . $1.35 $4.00 Straws ...... $2.50 i police and the city attorney. do it. I have told a number of sale make is $3.00 Straws'...... $2.00 $5.00 Straws $3,602 Discount Kate Cut. friends what it has done for me and prices possible, an advantage. You $6.00 Straws . $4.00 B. A. McKinney, governor of the give you permission to use my letter will, indeed, appreciate these values when you see Dallas federal reserve bank, was as a testimonial." Mrs. Jesse the quality of merchandise and the splendid stock the guest of honor at the weekly Route 1, Jasper, Minn. Something commerce luncheon re- Petersen, of as well as seasonable 'chamber of There is no better reason for staple goods merchandise He the your $1.00 Athletic Union 75c cently in Carlsbad. favored trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable for your selection. Suits, one hundred members and guesUi than this it has New with clean cut business Compound helped Here present a other women. So if you suffer from Women's Summer Real is one of the outstanding bargains of ths summer talk upon the present, past and Apparel at Savings clearance. This displacements, irregularities, back- athletic underwear is of a good, nationally-advertise- A line of Lever future outlook from a financial An of the quality. You know we complete and while ache, nervousness or are passing ample variety season's most effective apparel is that wouldn't seJl it if It standpoint, admitting Included in this collection. There are were not up to our standard. It $1.00 over Brothers Company's national- some errors of the past and com-- I through the Change of Life remem- delightful summer frocks, seyys for all the ber thi3 medicine. What it i charming: hlouses and pretty slip-ove- all for your country. The clearance price is 75c. ly known soaps are now avail- mending economy and thrift for the splendid choice for the summer ready to and did for Mrs. Petersen it may do for remaining days. able to the house wives of Al- future, as applied depositor banker alike, his t .lk was filled you. The styles are delightful and the fabrics cleverly chosen. buquerque for the first time. optimism for the future. He Tha Vegetable Compound stands You will find at least one cspecialy made for you. It will bo ;with so In the middle -- stated that the El Paso branch of a foundation of enjoyable pf the summer to come out In SOAP In the list below you will find upon nearly fifty new the Dallas federal reserve bank had years of service. something crisp and making you feel as though the I for the Complexion a soap for every purpose. reduced their rediscount paper by season had Just begun. more than one-ha- !f In one year's Prices are almost cut in half and the summer Is not near OXFORDS It- the oldest time and that the Dallas bank' over. Surely you'll want to see this array of lovelv garmentB, so "Pears Soap, and best in same Glass-Lumb- be sure come self had reduced almost the Wind Shield er I to before juit the one you ought to have has $5.00 WHITE OXFORDS, $3.8,5 toilet cake 13c ratio. I been selected by someone else. ; soap, . O. BAI.DHIDOK I.CMI1KK CO. These are made of fine Sea Island Canvas. All sizes. " ' Life Euoy, Health Soap, a medi- - 21 South Ural fitrrct. I'bone 402. I AVYXS KNOCKED OUT. V J , cated bath soap, cake 8c Paris, July 7 (by the Associated $6.00 AND $6.50 WHITE OXFORDS, $4.85 r Lux Soap Flakes, for laundering Press) Eugene Criqui, the French White buck and white Sea Island Duck Oxfords some com- - featherweight, tonight knocked out blned with calfskin In smart models. T. all fine linens and In sport woolens, IntheNewPackagcl Arthur Wyns of Belgium the ; package 11c twelfth round. The bout, which C. H. CARNES $10 BROGUE ' 3 "its the same was for the featherweight cham- OXFORDS, $7.35 Einso, it soaks clothes clean. genuine of was scheduled SPECIALIST IN' OCULJVB Fine brogue, oxfords Bostonlans and Tilts. All pionship Europe, REFRACTION sizes. ; i Large size 27c for twenty rounds. "The Growing Store" Phone 283 Small size 7c MF.SPH.ny 107 S. Fourth. Phone I057-- $15.00 EDWIN CLAPP OXFORDS, $11.85 A balloon with each Acknowledged the finest shoes on the market today. Black and H large package or three small mu nuu lauo Kius. All Sizes. packages. Sunshine Octagon, better than the ordinary laun- dry soap, cake 7C fie Twink Soap Dye, all colors, package !ioc Athletic Underwear 1 '( IT-- - can 1 . . . $2.00 Kind $1.50 $2.50 Kind $1.75 iou always unci a complete stock $3.00 Kind ...... $2.00 $3.50 Kind of standard lines of merchandise at $2,50 any AN $6.00 Silk Athletic Underwear OPEN $4.50 if Piggly Wiggly Store. LETTER $9.00 Glove Silk Athletic Underwear $0.50 e Don't Meet Prices The enormous success of the first two of our Ve Make Them days jit going out of business sale prompts us to urge you not LUGGAGE to wait for the last minute. Get your supply of shoes $4. 0' Boston Bags $20 Belber Cases & Bags $15.50 for immediate use and fall right now! Do not wait $5.00 Fibre Suit Cases. $3.85 Belber Cases & Bags $10.50 Don't Lose Your Hair $7.60 Fibre Suit Cases. $4.85 $30 Balber Cases & Bags $23.50 Z for $10 higher prices Only 19 shopping days left. Leather Suit Cases $7.50 $40 Wardrobe Trunks. .$32.00. 1 $15 Belber Cases & Bags $11.85 $40 Belber Cases & ; Try Wen Bags $32.00 If your scalp is irritated, Itching nd burning and your balr dry and falling out In combfuli try the fol- lowing treatment. Touch spots of The Manufacturers' Sale Shoe Store dandruff and itching with Cuticura THREE STORES IN follow with shim-po-o ALBUQUERQUE Ointment and not 301 218 West Central. Phone tlS. : UD of Cuticura Soap. North First. N. M. west Central Avenue fenpl ImI rm T Ihfl. AiMnu: tMlnnbk-rotorlM- , Albuquerque, Ii Itept 0f, lUMia , Kmc." Sold mrj. 205 N. First St. 330 N. Third St.. whwr.. 8o.p26. Olntaanttf aodMa. Titan. W Cuticura Soap tharm without mvs. r

July 8, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pasye Three.' CHILD DIES OF FRED 'ATKINSON H IT WORKER 'S AUTO L Ml BURNS CAUSED Golden (Rule Sor THROWS STEERS ON III COLLISION; BILL APPROVED BY FIREWORKS ALBUQUf)u, N.MCX. DIMES AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIR IT (Special Crrepondence to The Jnunal ' Las Venas, N. M July 7. Little BEST BY SCORE YELLED BT THE SENATE Adele Hoffman is dead as a result II TIE 10 jot celebrating tho Fourth of July Alto urewnrKS. me lime coiiu, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wins Yesterday's games in Boys' Make Two IflPtetAt DISPATCH TO JOUNAU Hoffman, residents of North New Mexico Cowboy Deputy Sheriffs d league: Las Cruces, N. M., July 7.UnIt-e- Eighth street, was playing with the in at Vegas High school, 16; Duke City Arrests Near Santa Fe States Senator H. O. Buisum, of other children of tho neighborhood Bulldogging but would not touch ch 0. Gun-Carrie- rs New from the With Top-Not- Whites, Are Mexico, telegraphed in Competition S. A. T.'s, 9; Little Tildillos, 0 Shops; Washington, D. C, to H. H. Brook, as her parents had warned her Hands. (forfeited). Fined. chairman of the exeetutive commK-te- e not to go near them. Barelas Tigers. 31; Athletics, 6. of tho Southwestern All-Ye- ar After a while when the sparklers STANDINGS. N.ntlnnnl Pnrlr association here thi. were brought forth and (ho tempta- N. M.. An automobile collision at the Laa Vegas, July Lcnguc. afternoon, as follows: tion got too strong for the wee tot was first of and Second ( Atkinson of New Mexico W. L. Pet. junction First "I am to advise thai of years. Sho took a match and Entire Stock contest the pleased you bulldoRglng 3 0 streets at Santa Fe avenue late yes- all-ye- within a second th in the fttime St. Mary 1.000 the national parK oiu lighted it, reunion. His total 3 1 followed flames had her little dress Cowboys' b De ."50 terday afternoon, by passed the senate today." ignited steers was 1 minute, Moluy aiul slip TvnR in flflmns. A nflKsine on three of Las High School 3 1 .750 shouts of "Scab!" caused a flurry At his headquarters In the temple 5 seconds. Salem Curtis 1 1 Mr. said Itourist saw what was in Firefighters 500 for a few moments in tho vicinity cf agriculture, Brooks happening made the best record 2 1 .667 is to be con- and jumped to the child's rescue, of Vegas was 57 Browns of the offices of the Santa Fe shops. that Senator Bursum steer His total time 1 2 .333 as there were only children there. roping. Buck Tildillos of gratulated upon getting speedy 1- seconds on three steers. 4 .000 This was the only disturbance "The Buisum bill Ille wrapped a blanket about the lit In bronk rid- - Duke City Whites ....0 action, adding: Thompson was first Giants 0 4 .000 any kind to mark the seventh day creating a public playground on the tle form and smothered the flames, of the strike of shop craftsmen in Mescalero Indian reservation, Ele- and although they had gotten a 1nrollowlng results of the Junior was attend- are the W. L. Pet. Albuquterq ue. phant Butte lake and dam, and such good start it thought by Mal-pa- is would events: Barelaa White Sox ...1 0 1.000 T. P. Hanson, for eighteen years portions oC White Sands and ing physicians that the burns UiillrtoRRinE. 1 .857 an employe of the Santa Fe railway as are needed, will now go be- not be serious. 3 Mas-e- y, Highland Laddies ....6 a Wednes- Dav money: July Jim 4 2 .667 and for several years a foreman, fore the house. There is every However, at late hour second; S. A. T In car a for worse first; Fred Atkinson, 2 4 .333 was leaving the shops a reason to believe the measure wlil day sudden change the 4 Fred At- Midgets driven his daughter, Miss Flor become a law by was noticed and this morning at Shoes Tom third. July 1 6 .143 by be enacted and Low Bay. Little Tildillos second, tXl 7 o'clock little Adele closed her kinson, first; Bill Baker, Pirates 0 1 t,0 ence iiuimuu, WllCI! tt unv.i President Harding's full approval.'' .lim Massey, third. July 5 D. Harvey Stone, a carpenter, that eyes. Pigmy League. 1110 to In delirum Fred Atkinson, second; W. L. Pet. nan Deen siamung in bihci, Up the last, her Bit, first; At- came to- tot third. Finals Fred 4 0 suddenly started up and F. F. F. HIGHWAY IS tho little cried: "Daddy nyl Bill Baker, sec- Barelas 1.000 5; Bibb, Tiger ward tho Hanson car. Miss Han- mother, I'll never touch matches All New kinson, first, Athletes 1 3 .250 swerved to PREPARING FOR BIG and and she Styles 5; Bill Baker, third, 1 3 .250 son, In her excitement, lire crackers again," ond, Wildcats the curb and struck a machine oc- never will. wife. PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN Rtccr Hoping. cupied bv E. V. Sanchez and 3 B. A. said to be a money: July Bill Illtson Watson, striker, The Journal.) NEW MEXICO COTTON Day Thad FIVE ADDRESSES OF came while the machines were (Special forrMpondenre to To Close Out at One Price and Bert Hlggins, 13 up Idis N. M.. 7. The 4 Dick Carroll, being untangled, and is said to have Vegas, July ACREAGE INCREASES Pippin, 14. July NOTE AT UNIVERSITY Highway association, which 5. second, first, 12 Perry r.rite, cited to has closed its annual meeting here, 230 IN '22 - 15 ASSEMBLY NEXT WEEK Stone and Watson were PERCENT 15- Thad Pippin, third, before plans a campaign of publicity that 5 Neafus. 12 appear this morning justice July Henry first, nn.-- IJorlHv SUnna is not a is experted tn promote the uro of The Vnilcd States of Palem Curtis, second, 13 The schedule of daily assembly department striker. Witnesses say the affair' the road byTexas tourists coming Agriculture, through U. F. Hare, Bob Taylor, third, 15 Finals addresses at the summer school ses to New Mexico in the summer, and Gaston may have been an acciueni. statistician at the state agricul- Salem Curtis, 48 sion at the state university next for by New Mexico tourists going to Hanson has been working Bos-wel- tural college, has announced that Brock, second, 51 Thad Pippin, is Texas in tho winter. John l, week follows: some time as a machinist. He a man the acreage devoted to cotton in third, 57 foreman when normal conditions who has been publicity this state is 30,000 acres or 230 Steer RldiiiR. Monday University assembly, a for tho for two years and a. exist at the shops, and is not highway per cent of last year. In Arizona 3 Leonard Stroud, first; 11:30 m.. Rodev hall: address by sev- has dono a deal toward fur- July Ber-lle- r, member of the union. He and great the Is or 112 second: Theo L. B. Mitchell. Ph. D.. dean of the lis success, has been re- acreage 105,000, per Bevo Johnson, eral other men in similar positions thering cent of hist year. In Texas, third. 4 C. W. Ames, summer session, 'The Odyssey of been called tained as publicity director. Mr. Pat- July are said to have of board acres are planted to cotton White Kid or Buckskin first: Leonard Stroud, second; Homer." union rioswell Is secretary the acre- 5 , "scabs' by pickets. in Plalnview, or 110 per cent of last year's Tommy Scarlett, third. July Universitv Several homes occupied by men of city development amount of land devoted C. W. Ames, Tiipsdnv assembly. W. B. Estes. secretary of the age. The and Satins. Combina- Ben Gallegos. first: m Sddress employed in the shops are said to Tex. to cotton In these southwest- ents Weeks, third. 11:30 a. Rodey hall; by chamber of commerce here, will three second; Elmer B. F. Ph. D "Systems 01 have been marked with yellow ern states is Increasing each year. Ilronk Hiding. Haught, ..!t. on enrvtA tho word "Scab" look after the publicity campaign tions of materials and colors. 3 Tommy Marking." one rotten from this end of the line. Day money: July Werlnpsdav University assembly. was written, and at eggs have been Scarlett, first; Leonard Stroud, were The following officers ST. JOSEPH'S SAN TO and 11:30 a. m., Rodey hall; address by thrown. 4 - Ft. Sumner, for . second; Buck Thompson of Strikers disclaim any knowledge elected- J. E. Owens. BE TO BE Values to $12.50. Styles tied for John Milne, superintendent 9 E. H. Perry, Plainview, IMPROVED; Skeeter Bill Williams, N. M., "Prob- th... nrtriirrpnrp.i. nnd state that president: 4 Buck Thompson, schools, Albuquerque, from their vice president; E. S. Shannon, Ft. HIGH third. July of School Administra they have strict orders Hop-k'n- THREE STORIES - Omer lems City wun or mo- Worth, vice Maury first- E. Pardee, second; union not to interrere president; Bos-wfl- Finals Buck tion." Floydada, secretary; John l, A building permit was granted Weeks, third. University assembly, lest workers. for the of St. Street Thursday Gun-carri- er Plalnview, publicity director; yesterday remodeling Thompson, first; Leonard Stroud, a m "Rnrlpv Vinll" address by Fined. Bill Williams, after- W. B. Estes, Ijis Vegas, publicity Joseph's sanitarium. The building second; Skeeter Earl A. Douglass, B. A., assistat t Henry Metzger yesterday will he made three stories in- fined $60 after a hearing director. high third. state of public noon was y Dress i a W. P. Iteynolds, and improve- or 3- -D. first: George superintendent T,,0fino Rnrtriv's court on Directors: throughout many July Bibb, "The Accrediting of High M. Weatn-erfor- d ments will be The cost will F.lmer Watts, third. struction, of carrying a gun. Lincoln Tex.; J. Davidson, made. Bibb, second; Schools. charge wnu Tex.: Donald Stewart. Las be $11,000. Architect K. H. Nor-ri- s C. Tommy and David wcizger. - ,Tuiy Parks, first; MooKnir f Btnrv Tellers' league; Metzger were N. M.'i R. DeOlivera. will the work. 4f.second; Alvin Naylor, F. hmnrrht ,n with Henry, Vegas,' supervise Hcarlett, Dr. George S. Hubbell, Mrs. R. were Santa Kosa. N. M.; H B. Fry. Sportswear. third. Miss Katherine dismissed. The men warned Al Kockwood and weapons. Floydada, Tejc.: Fred Schrelr, Racing Events. Sheffield in 1 p. m., uni against carrying V.r. Mineral Zu- charge, to having been ton, Tex.; C. Wilson, Cowboys relay race John reported Thursday - versity campus. v... nninii but yes-- Tex. Cliff second; WLinv-nc-...,.,,.i,,i .y j Wells, rich, first; Neafus, Friday University assemoiy, .." in an Plalnview gets the 1923 conven- third. Quick a were made defendants Leonard Stroud,' 11. qn tr "Rnrtuv bjillr address bv tcrday tion. There is John Zurich, first; LI-D- ., assault charge, une meizseio change relay President David S. Hill, Ph. D., to in the Leonard, Stroud. second; Bob "Economic Problems in Rela- understood be employed Feency, third. Pack race John tions to Education." shops. CAR LOAD OF THE sec-nr- i- Elementary Martin a snop Zurich, first; Buck Thompson, Burgas, Justice in Rnrtnn Brown, third. Chuck- - was fined yesterday $60 by FAMOUS "GOLD MEDAL" Strength nr iv Mffinilnn on a charge of SPECIAL wagon race D. Bibb, first; Alvln CHILDREN SELLING Mc- - race a revolver. Judge. FLOUR AT KAHN'S Naylor, second. Range relay carrying u John Zurich, CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS Clellan said raui Salem Curtis, first; A o,.lr,nfl "f!nlil Medal" flour second. Cliff Neafus, third. stopped. EveryTablet Union men 10 me the Washburn-Crosb- y Milling novelty race Much Interest is being shown by pointed as a from One dose often helpj Shoe- who are of the Motzgers and Bargas Minneapolis, .Minn., Alvln Naylor, first; Warren the children participating that coiriyany, is to en rich your blood of Silks of they and Sale vindication charges in the yesterday, worn-o- 98c 98c Neafus, In the ticket selling city and revitaliie your maker, second; Henry Chautauqua i,in(r disturbances. They tnf coia ovoinuivplv nt TCahn's Gro third. Special relay race Henry contest. Plans have been made from exhauited nervei sec- so the trouble is coming ceteria a treat to all housewives Iron la a newer Neafus, first; John Zurich, for an Intensive campaign that say Nuxated lose other quarters. of Albuquerquo and vicinity to ge form of iron, like the Iron FOR SATURDAY Cliff Neafus, third. Potato nobody in Albuquerque may v. a ond; Officials of the sheriff's office .ttla nnll.lnnivn pr.ldfi nf flour, for .a n blood like race Fred first. the opportunity of taking in the your and the iron Naylor, said that they would arrest and which a good many of the citizens in spinach. It is so prepared Free-for-a- ll horse race, 300 events of week, .which Chautau(a disarm everv person carrying have ueen mi that it will not injure the teeth H. J. Metcalf, J. D. are expected to be well worth Santa hereabouts waning yards first; weapons. Officials of the years right at home. This means nor disturb the stomach. It la The beautiful of Silk and Bro- H. while. A thermometer has t.- Weeks, second; J. Brasher, large - -- ii.ar auiri fhev had warned Kott. hifcoiills. lnnf bread and bel ready for almost immediate patterns Eponge Free-for-a- ll in head- third. mile horse been placed the ticket armed. at Kahn'.; absorption and assimilation A. M. which the employes againRt going ter pastry. Just fall race Henry Mctcalf, first; quarters designates Machinist is Auui nrw. 109 Nortn Kirst street 1J by tiie blood while some phy- much in of the campaign. The Groceteria, iron caded Silks, so admired earlier the Taylor, second; Bob Fecney, third. progress Ytrminm Ttlptz. a machinist, has in the rear of the big general mer sicians claim metallic Free-for-a- 1- ticket is ll mile horse race standing of the sixIeading Gus Brito store. which people usually take is as fol- filed a complaint against chandise I absorbed are Henry Neaufus, first; J. H. sellers In the campaign and Maurice Cowell, two pipe fit- not at all. If you season at $1.25 and $1.39 will be Brasher. second; Bob Feeney, lows: Esther Horton, first. Clarice ters said to be strikers. Bietz says not strong or well you owe it respectively, free-for-a- Sev- - to to make the Ladies' ll horse McSpadden. second: George at Third street TOMMY COLE WILL MEET yourself follow third. i,,n u.tn nee now can mile A. M. Taylor, first; erns, third; Henrietta Mize, fourth; avenue on ing test: long you race, and Pacific Thursday ANYONE UNDER work or how far yon can walk on sale at 98c a John Zurich, second; B. Brown, Isabell Guy, fifth; Vivian Bruner, 138 LBS. placed today yard. sixth. evening. without becoming tired. Nct third. A rumor late Thursday night take two tablets o: ...... intondorl storming the in Llltll. oiimcia.i.iv.r. - Nuxated Iron three timea pel caused considerable aistui?" weight, who issued a challenge here aftermealsfortwoweeks shops a'll day A of colors for ance within tno siockhub, mm several days ago to comers of Then test your strength again good assortment high sports to defend them- 130 or under, last night raised tne see how haTe Nuxated men prepared ' and much you gained. selves. The rumor proved to bo weight limit to 138 pounds. He Iron is sold under an absolute guarantee that L. I K... It- la elifl wear are included in both assortments. without foundation. ...;l.r. Ill) your money will be refunded if you do not ex- to a For . are being handled as that in an effort arrange fight obtain perfectly satisfactory results. sala Engines to peditiously as ever, according here He was rorceu 10 raise tne in tl.ls city by Alvarado Pharmacy. the railway officials. A number of limit. Brings' Pharmacy, or any other good mechanics for the shops and five His manager here is Al Edwards. drug ltore. for the roundhouse were employed yesterday, they say. Trains were 'HUetOOCOttfTOSftYE." running about on time yesterday. 1Z Reports reached railway officials here that men are returning to work at San Marclal and other A number of helpers who points. here were sent Demonstration m Boss Flour sought employment Big Patent yesterday to La Junta, it was stated 48-pou- sack . . . at the Santa Fe Bhops. 8. .$2.35 stntement was re- Today, Saturday, July 24-pou- The following YOUR SUIT sack $1.20 ceived here yesterday: Expert paint men will demonstrate the superiority Days circu- 1 sack 75c "Report has been put into of the celebrated SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S PAINTS Purcell, vice of sack . 40c lation in which John VARNISHES. president of the Santa Fe system, and at Chicago, is H? Groce-Tot- e. with headquarters will be Bargains Bring your 25c Boss Flour Certificate to the as a time limit Thin demonstration both interesting and r quoted saying that fin 1 return IS It is an additional saving of 25c on a sack likely would be set for the instructive DON'T MISS IT. Gone of of Santa Fe strikers. Mr. Purcell flour. authorizes a vigorous denial of this statement. The application for re- Toys Painted Free Snowdrift bunch . Stf Carrots, ...5o employment of any one on strike 2 pounds 89c local Come and bring your Turnips, bunch : 5o will be considered by officers 4 pounds 75c of them be rehired kiddies and their toys. 8 and should any HERE $1.47 Beets, bunch 5c pounds they will enter the service as new For one only wo Crlsco Radishes, bunch 5c men." day 1 pounds 23o will of K4" Green buncA . Sc refinish free The "WISEMAN" will not but will avail 3 pounds 69c Onions, to delay any longer, 6 pounds' $1.31 Okra, pound 30c ATLANTA SHRINER IS charge, toys brought 9 pounds ,. , $1.87 our store by children himself of this opportunity to save money. Buy that suit today Celery, bunch , SOc APPRECIATIVE WRITES Manzola Oil-- pint 12 of 32o Head 13o under years age, Lettuce, THANKS TO C. OF C. their quart 60c Green Beans, pound ...15c accompanied by half gallon $1.00 is an extract from $16.50 now $13.20 $35.00 values, now $26.25 Gallon $3.00 Wax Beans, pound ....15c The following parents. values, a letter received yesterday by the Doll Kiddie-Kar- s, Blue Karo Peas, pound 15c Chairs, $17.50 now $14.00 $37.50 values, now $28.25 ,. 10c Chamber of Commerce from Bayne values, l'a pounds head of the Shrine Toy Wagons, 5 pounds 29c Squash, pound ..10c Gibson, temple now $15.00 now $30.00 10 Yaarab at Atlanta, Ga,: etc., made to $20.00 values, $40.00 values, pounds 55c Cabbage, pound 8c la ended Tricycles, (5 Red Karo "Our Shrine pilgrimage z r. 20c Is no than look like new. Renew $22.50 now $16.85 $42.50 values, now $31.85 l'A pounds ..12c Apricots, pound and there brighter spot values, 5 13c your delightful city in the warm the finish on fur- Floorlac Sample Coupon pounds 32o Peaches, pound our your now $20.65 $45.00 now $33.75 10 60c hospitality accorded temple. and wood Fill in with $27.50 values, values, pounds Plums, pound 25c handled in splen- niture, floors, this coupon Log Cabin Syrup You the situation Small S7c White Cherries, pound.. 85c did style and made every member work with Floorlac your name and address, $30.00 values, now $22.50 $50.00 values, now $37.50 n nnr r,nrtv fool that A IhllHllprmip v . Medium : 54c Black 35c the all around Varnish it to our store with Cherries, pound.. and its citizens are real live wires. bring Large $1.08 Pie Cherries, pound. . 12 'io Stain. Ten and will Allow me on the behalf of Yaarab Cents you PI 4 temple to thank you most sincerely Free Offer receive Thirty-fiv- e cent we some Sample a KNEE-PANT- and trusting that may cou- S Frying Rabbits. Hens. Spring Chickens. time have the privilege of repaying For 10c and this can of Floorlac and a BOYS' SUITS Albuquerque in some email meas- pon you receive Fifteen Cent Varnish ure for your kindness to us." Wisconsin Floorlac (reg. Brush. This introductory Longhorn Cheese, pound 30c $10.00 Suits, now .$ 8.00 Kraft's American Swiss Cheese, pound 55c RAIN BREAKS DROUGHT price) 35c gffer is limited Sign the Brush 15c Imported Swiss Cheese, pound 90c IN TUCUMCARI REGION (reg. price) coupon today. $12.00 Suits, now $ 9.60 Imported Roquefort Cheese, pound 95c Name TO JOURNAL $15.00 Suits, now. $12.00 Prime Rolled Rib Roast, pound 30c (PICIM. DISPATCH MONIN Total - - 50c Tucumcarl, N. M., July 7. A You save 40c Address ) . . . . now $13.20 Milk Fed Veal Roast, pound. .25c good rain generally over this sec- by filling $16.50 Suits, ,.: Lean Pork Shoulder Roasts, pound 22c tion has broken the extended out this counon and $18.00 now $14.40 drought. In some parts crops in it to our store. Suits, Pork Loin Roast pound . 28c thl valley are reported in good bringing condition. Indications are good for $20.00 Suits, now $16.00 more ralnfalll.

Grocc-Tot- Baloon Bear In mind today as yon enter and leave tho e, Free Toy these two important facts: CHINESE, 107, DIES. 09-cc- Calif.. 7. Lee 1. There is a nt sale under way which offers Bakersfield. July unusual San. Bakersfield Chinese who died savings In every department In the store; mostly In ar- To All Children Attending Demonstration, of here yesterday, was 107 years old, ticles utmost utility. , to of life in Accompanied by Parents. ar according records his 2. The annual July Clearance of Women's ready-to-we- L Washburn the of a local under- in ready-to-we- ar possession Company opens this morning; the department, lan- values see taker. Lee died following a .third floor, offering you must for. yourself to illness brought on, ac- C. Lumber Co. I and understand, ' guishing J. Baldridge Exclusive Clothiers fully appreciate cording to his Chinese friends, by Albuquerque's his being deprived by police au : Phone 402 v Office 423 South First St. thorities of opium, to which he wa addicted. 8, 1922s jfKtf four. AL.BUQUh.KQUL IMG JOURNAL. July

letics, hit his eighteenth home run ucate the Indian," he went on, "I Score: K. H. take every opportunity possible to OH 8 0 21ST CULVER M E SOX OE Chicago 000 0003 HORNSBY'S oo refute a statement frequently made Philadelphia, WOO f o oox ti 9 1 IE Dl not with In- Court- by people acquainted Batteries: Hl.inkenshlp, dians, especially educated Indians, ney and i'aryan, ,chalk; Kommell and that is that education does not A DQUBL EHEADER and J'trkiiiH, HOMER DEFEATS OF BKuTHERHOOD CHILDREN KEPT benefit the Indian and that soon en Wanted after leaving school he goes back Detroit, Washington. 0. to his former habits and customs Washington, July - Ketroit and forgets what he has learned took both ends of a double header G 5 NEARLY L and is no better for citi 7 DODGERS TO 40 YEARS or OF qualified ST. t from Washington today, to 6, zenship than he would have been ) 23 SANTA FE 13 11 t lie visitors IT and to !i, getting had he never entered school. This! their margin in the ninth is termed back to the winning a 'going RAILWAY in inning of each game. Cobb got Second Sacker's Circuit "If I live until next Sunday I R. of blanket.' By visiting the Laguna Boston Is Blanked the total of seven hits, five o them In will have been a member of the Superintendent Perry district you will find that the In- Con- First Session But Takes the second game. Clout With a Man on Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire- U. S. School, Says dian homes compare favorably in Score R. IT. E. with the homes First game: men for said C. Are every respect 'Machinists, Boilermakers, Sheet Metal Workers, the Second 5 to 4; Yan- Detroit 200 110 021 7 1.1 2 Enables Cards to Take foijty years," Arthur ditions Deplorable found in the rural districts of the 6 3 Culver to sub- Washington (lOO 104 1U0 U Second Game. yesterday. And, Among Redmen. state, that the educated Indians are Car Men and For these kees Defeat Indians. Batteries: (Heson, Cole, Holling, Straight stantiate his claim, in case anyone ambitious and generally have ac- Electricians, Helpers. Manion. doubted he two re- considerable Oldham and Bnssler and The Associated Press.) it, exhibited Reuben of cumulated property (By The Awocluted Press.) Johnson and l'lcinich. (By ceipts issued to him bv Ilawkeye Superintendent Perry and education has been a classes apply in person or by letter to nearest local 7. I.ouU Horns-by'- s in that Boston, Mass., July St. Score Second game: H. H. E. St. Louis, July 7. Roger Lodge No. 27, B. of L. E In Iowa, the United States Indian school, great benefit." and Boston divided honors today. Detroit 000 0H0 0091 1 20 0 homo run, his twenty-firs- t of dated July 9. 1882. for his dues, the course of an address to the Santa Fe mechanical officer. 9 2 cent in Shocker won the first game for the Washington 103 110 210 14 the season, with Smith on first In also receipt from the local lodge summer school nt the University cf Ten per of the deaths for his dues for the quar- New Mexico are Infants under one year visitors, 1 to 0. and Burns' home Batteries: Oldham, Holling, the ninth Inning, gave the Cardi- present Thursday, said; England Brill-hea- rt ter. Ho also has a of a train of left field feme off Dauss and Manion; Zachary, copy "The Indian population of the age. run over the nals their second straight victory order October 4. 1882. Kxclu-siv- Bos- and dated United States is 340.838. e PruMt In the thirteenth, gave Gharrity. over Brooklyn here today, 8 to 6. Mr. Culver, while not forgetting of the five civilized tribes there ton the second game, 5 to 4. Scores: Hornsby now leads all the home the uncertainty of human life, fully are 239,332 Indians. The members run in to round out as ' hitters the major leagues, expects fifty years of this race are to be found In ah U U. BO. A. K as Williams, the American league a member of the brotherhood and every state In the union and the to f TODAYS leader, has 20. Score: is planning attend the national last Indian census give two as Tobin, i convention of in t . . Brooklyn. the organization In the District of Columbia, ierber, AB. It. H. PO. A. E. 1934, which will be the first one to Indian fcUsler, lb... Among the people there are all 5 1 1 4 2 0 held he out the half For 3d be after rounds 84.000 and McManus, 2 b High eligible pupils; 63,000 of Today 2b... 3 0 0 3 2 0 century period as a member. these are cared for in the Specials Jacobson, cf. Johnston, being . . 4 1 1 3 0 1 The last national convention held Williams, If. T. Griffith, rf United States day, reservation if Wheat, If 4 1 2 8 0 0 at Houston, Tex., recently, voted to boarding, board- shorten, 3 0 0 1 1 0 award a handsome medal to each mission Next cf and Week Hevercld, c NATIONATj Myers, ing, pitbllo schools, 4 3 1 2 7 0 0 man who ran show years con- 21.000 chil- Ellcrbe, 3b New Schmandt, lb.. forty leaving about eligible " York at Pittsburgh. 4 1 1 2 2 1 tinuous and Mr. Cul- dren not Shocker, p nt Cincinnati. Olson, ss membership of school age who are and Philadelphia Do c . . . 3 0 1 1 2 0 ver expects to receive his medal never have been in a school. This 1 Boston Berry, "The Original Saturday Candy" 8 27 It at Chicago, 3 0 0 1 2 0 most any day now. Out of 130,000 is Puretest Bathing Alcohol, After the Totals .31 at St. Louis. Vance, p a deplorable condition, especially Boston. Brooklyn members of the brotherhood at when we think as we do in America Back Again bath take a rubdown. It n. a.e. 32 5 8x25 11 2 present, probably not more than that every child is entitle I to a fair "Treat Folks at Home" ab. h.po. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Totals to Mr. will the makes feel fine. Pint. x One out when winning flftv, according Culver, education. A you ..69c JJebold, cf... Chicago at Philadelphia, be able to qualify for medals. "The found it On sale Saturday and Sunday. Menosky. If.. St. Bonis at Boston. run scored. government has Mr. Culver began railroading as desirable In its educational pro- wonderful box of Burns, lb.... Cleveland at New York. St. Louis. on Cedar original Saturday Cotton, One 2 b AB. K. H. PO. A. E. a firemnn the Burlington, gram to employ three typeij of Rexall Hospital J'ratt, Detroit at Washington. & now a Candy. Full one . . 4 Rapids Northern railroad, schools the Indian day, reserva- JJugan, Sb. Flack, rf of Rock Island system. pound rolls 49c . . B part the tion boarding and pound 39c .r. Collins, rf Smith, cf In those were . . . 5 The engines days boarding or school. There Jtuel, c Hornsby, 2b of switch en- training . smaller than any the In of 150 gov- ss. H font If . . are the nelghborhodd Maynard, Schult, In the Albu- fifty-fiv- e res- . . gines now being used ernment day schools, 3'ennock, p. Fournler, lb were equipped with and nine- . . querque yards, ervation boarding schools to .Harris Stock, 8b "balloon" smoke stacks and were One Cascade Linen and 50 Envelopes match, c 2 2 3 teen boarding or pound Stationery tzSmith Alnsmlth, not particular about the kind of schools. 63c Lavan, ss . . as training the two for 7 S 0 fuel that was fed to them, they "The Indian day school is located Totals SVCIiib North, p . . . coal. Most 50 to burned both wood and near home of the and Linen and Envelopes 7.7. ior the parents One pound Lord Baltimore Stationery uatiea i'n.nA Haines, p... of the cab fittings, bell and Jacket is the accommodation of small for Maynard in uintn. . for 79c r Batted Pertica, p . bands were of brass and failure on Is to ordi- match, the two for ss children and similar the 001 000 000- -1 Toporcer, the part of the fireman to keep nary rural district school. Gener- ?Zln: zMueller . . . never failed Rnmon '. 00" 00 00- n- them highly polished ally the dav school is supposed to is zzMann tn hrlner censure, and even disci in some Siraimarv: Two-bas- e bits Sta- finish the third grade but pline from the foreman or master instances, where the capacity Is Jacobson. Ellerbe. pouible play AMKP.ICAX IiKAGTE. Totals 37 6 14 1 ler Base 27 14 sufficient and boarding school fa- Shocker, Oerber and plsler. W. L. Pet. z Batted for Haines in Mr. Culver said, S & H GREEN STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES 2. Struck 31 .592 third. On one occasion, cilities are not furnished, higher .n balls Off Fennoci;, St. Louis 45 7.7. Ran for Lavan In he was got stuck Pennoek, 2. 46 33 .582 eighth. the engine firing grades are taught in day schools. ont By Shocker, 2; New York By in n snnw ft nna ne worn 40 35 .533 innings: lr slept, "The second class of school is Second game: , Chicago Brooklyn 022 010 ed ate on the engine for five reservation school T H. K. 3!) 37 .513 0005 and the boarding Score: Detroit St. Louis 000 003 012 6 QVlrl niKhtS. receive 85 3R davi where the pupils their fit. I.OltiS .479 Two-bas- e twenty-seve- n B. of all 1 3 Washington Summary: hits De were meals and and do Dinner. We will have flavors 000 010 000 0 4 1 34 4 3 Then, clothing, lodging Order Brick Ice Cream for your Sunday 003 Cleveland .442 Berry, Hornsby, Fournier. Home L. E. lodges when he Joined the not return home until the close of without extra char"2. Boston Boston 32 42, .432 runs Now are more board- and your order will be. delivered promptly and 1 6 2 Wheat, Alnsmlth, Hornsby. organization. there the term. The reservation 100 001 101 000 12 29 41 .414 Stolon Pruett an Philadelphia bases Alnsmlth. Double than 1.000. ing school Is supposed to finish Batteries: Wright, play North and Base rtn the sixth grade and receives from Ferguson, Russell and Hornsby. Fevereid; f balls Off yance, 2; Pertica," 3; INJUUEI MAN DIES. the dav school pupils nnd even be .Jtuel. 7. JOHN M'SMW North, 1. Struck out Bv Haines', Prescott, Ariz., July Frank ginners for whom there are no day I MBS 1; 1. Hits W. Stephens, injured Wednesday schools, a:i Is the case among the 1 Pertica, Off Haines, New York, : Cleveland, 0. 4 in 4 while in a bull store ' 8; Pertica, in 5; North, none competing riding Navajos. The reservation boarding New York, July 7. New York in 1. Winning pitcher North.. contest of the frontier day celebra- school, as the name Indicates, is Butt's Drug Store, it three from Cleve- tion here, died this morning. His on the Indian reservation near the inade straight can land a tight Now York, 9; S. death is the first on record as a Indian homes where parents Central. today, Hoyt winning Club Pittsburgh, of contests here viHlt children now and then. Phones 63 and 65. First and 1 to Pittsburgh, July 7. New York result the frontier their jpltchers' battle from Morton, In thirty-fou- r His homo was with govern- defeated Pittsburgh todav, 9 to 8, years. "In connection the V. Score: mm In eighteen Innings. Each side was in Kingman, Ariz. ment's endeavor to civilize and ed Cleveland. of numerous AH. K. IT. PO. A. E. fSffi guilty misplays In the most 3 0 1 (I o neiu, of which resulted in ITamieson, If runs. Gooch i nun. in mint rn.iui.li IWambsKanss. 2b 3 0 2 3 1 3 Kelly, and Carey fea j .' tured at the bat. Carey stole home Speaker, cf . . . . 4 NATION Ali LEAGUE. In the third and 3 W. I,. Pet. inning reached Wood, rf first base nine times. Kelly hit a Hewell, ss 4 New York 46 24 .657 home run over 3 33 .560 the left field wnll (Gardner, 3b.... St. Louis .....42 In the ninth Inning and his second Mclnnis, lb 3 Brooklyn 38 35 .521 nomo run came in c 3 36 36 the eighteenth in'Neill, Chicago .500 with a man on base, which won the "Morton, p 3 Cincinnati 36 37 .493 game. Score: Pittsburgh 34 39 .466 New York. 29 o 4 12 3 Totala Philadelphia 27 40 .403 AB. It. IT. PO 4 New York. Boston 27 42 .391 Bancroft, ss . . . ft 2 4 8 AB. K. IT. PO. A K. 2b . . 8 0 2 3 1 1 1 0 0 Rawllngs, IWitt. cf 3b S 1 1 3 3 b 3 Frisch, McNally, Meusel, If 8 0 1 3 If 3 3tuth, -- YESTER 8 1 It 3 3 O O 0 1 II Ji. v Young, rf Meusol, rf 8 2 2 17 3 o o o Kelly, lb IPipp, lb on; cfl Stengel, cf , . . . 8 1 2 3 2 3 0 0 2 3 0 i pVard, b m Smith, c 4 3 o 1 s ii DAYS Kcott, ss i . , , . 0 3 xShlnners Hofmann, c... 'rv Gaston, c 5 Hoyt, p 3 J. Barnes, p. SUITS xxSnyder . .. Totals 27 xxxRohertson By Innings: 000 000 000 0 NATIONAL LKAGLK. Causey, p . , 100 000 A Ox I New York, 9; Pittsburgh, Douglas, p 'New York Jonnard, p . . Two-bas- e hit: (eighteen Innings). Summary: 2. zGroh Three-bas- e hit Chicago, 7; Boston, IWambsganss. 1. zzDolan . . , . funas-isted- ). Philadelphia, 3; Cincinnati, Scott. Double play Plpp St. 6. Ryan, p Base on balls Off Hoy', Louis, 6; Brooklyn, 1. Struck out By Hoy?, 2; Morton, AMERICAN IiEAGUF. Totals . . : . . .75 8 19 64 28 :1; Morton, 6, Boston, 5; St. Louis, Pittsburgh. A 13. Detroit, 1; Washington, R. H. PO .A. 6; Chicago, S. ks. . 9 1 1 3 6 Philadelphia, New York, 1; Cleveland, 0. Maranvllle, ' Philadelphia, Pa., July 7. Phil- Philadelphia, 6; Chicago, 3. Carey, cf fi 0 defeated the Chicago Bigbee, If 7 0 adelphia R o '"White 6 SOrTTTFJlN ASSOCIATION. Earnhardt, 3b.. Sox today, to 3, by hitting 9 Nashville, 5; Atlanta, 4. Ens, 2b 4 Blankenshlp, a Texas recruit, for 0 4; 5. Rohwer. rf five lilts and five runs In the fourth Chattanooga, Birmingham, 1 New 1; Little 2. Grimm, lb . Inning. Rommell held the Sox safe Orleans, Kock, c 0 IN OUR ANNUAL JULY CLEARANCE SALE Ath- - Mobile-Memphi- rain. Oooch, ... 'all the way. Walker, of the Yellowhorse, 1 COAST I.EAGCE. zzzMattox . . 0 3 These Prices See Our Window Display Buy and Save Oakland, 8; Fan Lake, 8. Morrison, p. Study Los 6. Seattle, 6; Angeles, 8 22 64 17 .7 R. Totals 57 Common Sense Vernon, 16; Sacramento, READY-TO-WEA- In MADE-TO-MEASU- x Ran for Smith eighth. RE R Snn Francisco, 7; Portland, 1. xx Batted for J. Barnes in the . Warm Weather WESTFJIX I.EAGrE. eighth. About Eczema xxx Ran for Snyder in eighth. Oklahoma City, 6; Wichita, S. z Batted for Jonnard in four- Des Moines, 7; Denver, 0. teenth. Sioux, City, 6; Omaha, 6. SUITS zz Ran for Croh. In fourteenth. All values to $35.00 and Eruptions! St. Tulsa, 3. up SUITS Joseph, in J()4 zzz Batted for Yellowhorse Sale' Price tyU1 rjrI O THESE SUITS MUST BE SOLD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. eighth. Soraetfcinf About S. S.S. By innings: fine assortment of Tweeds, Her- REGARDLESS HV( Kansas City, 9; Minneapolis, Very Suits OF COST That You'll B to Hear. New York GU 2. light and medium weight; Louisville, 4; Columbus, 200 012 011 000 000 0029 ringbones, Very fine Palm Beach suits, worth Milwaukee, 4; St. Paul, 7. suits can be worn all the -t Too might Just as well know It right Pittsburgh that year One lot of $25.00 Suits. to $25.00. G- new the causa of skin eruption 003 010 102 000 000 001 8 around. up Q IK AS Two-bas- Regular Sale implea, blackheads, bolls and so on. WEST TEX LEA GEE. Summary: e hits Sny (JiOQ HK Price $14.85 Sale Price Is In blood. Thar ia no get- . . . I lOattJ right tba Score: It. II. E. der, Carey, Gooch. Three-bas- e hit $37.50 graces Tor. ty&U O from 1U Science haa proved B One lot of $30.00 and Fine worth up to ting away Sweetwater 020 128 200 10 18 Rawllngs. Home runs Kelly in Tropical Worsteds, it. Wa proT It Tou can prove it 9 The newest patterns Imported causa troubles and Amarillo ... 700 000 000 7 4 Double plays Frisch, Rawl- $35.00 Suits. Sale Price $23.45 When th of skin Batteries: Cressett and (2). Tweeds and Worsteds, selling up to lerupttona ia In tba blood, it isn't com Pipkin; lngs to Kellv; Bancroft, Rawllngs The finest silk Sale Price . $16.45 Smith, Badger and Byers. to Kelly. Base on balls Off J $40.00 and $45.00. very Worsteds, stripe, , Score: H. E. flQQ Kft fine Gaberdines and II. Barnes, 4; Yellowhorse, 2; Causey, Sale Price and silk mixed Worsteds, worth up Very Tropical Ranger 302 000 010 6 11 0 2: nouslai. 1: JonrardL 1: Ryan. 1; (DoO.eJU to Worsteds; $30 San Angelo , .100 000 002 3 8 4 Morrison 1. Struck out By J. Very finest of Worsteds, silk stripes Rnd silk $40.00. regular . . Batteries: I'yle and Clayton; Barnes, 2; Yellowhorse, 8; Doug- mixtures, selling up to 850.00. Sale Price $29.45 Suits. Sale Price $19.45 Howell and Robertson. las. 1: Ryan. 8; Morrison, 6. Hits Sale Price S41.JU Score: R, H. E. Off J. Barnes. 8 In 7: Causey, 2 Lubbock ....000 002 100 3 8 0 in 1, none out in ninth; Douglas, Clovls 000 100 000 X 8 0 4 in 4; Jonnard, 0 in 1; Ryan, 8 in Batteries: Canrell and Allen; B; Yellowhorse, 10 in 8; Morrison, Vick and Erwln. a in 10. Wild pitches Morrison STRAW HATS and SHIRTS Score: R, H. E. (2). Balk Yellowhorse. Winning Underwear Fercale and Madras, exceptional Stamford ....000 000 000 0 8 4 Ditcher Ryan. Losing pitcher values up to $1.60. QK Abilene 000 000 20x 2 8 1 Morrison. Sale Price OOC Union PANAMAS CAPS . B. 8. Olr An BUnl Batteries: Edger and Schmidt. Athletic Suits, reg- Extra fine woven Madras Shirts, Xat Ta AagHe 1, skin. Scruggs and Buich. TMillndelnhln. 8: Cincinnati, selling for the regular low price men sens to simply treat the 7. Meadows ular price, $1.25. l A bottle of B. S. S. will prove to you Cincinnati, July QC Your choice of Straw of 12.50. Q-- and Philadel- Sale Price , any QC what ta happening in your blood, as. 8. ANNUAL TOURNAMENT pitched well today Otll Sale Trice 5100 la a aciantiflc blood claanaar, it drives phia easily defeated the Reds In fine Athletic Hat in the house, worth up One big lot of $1.50 AT The very best of our entire stock ant tha impurlUaa which cause eczema, BEGINS NEXT the first game of the series, 3 to 1. Extra quality n Silks Silk blackheads, MONDAY to $3.50. Sale Price Madras, Fibre and tattar, ruh, pimplea, boibi, T.iinua was hit freely. and ribbed Union Suits, Caps. ... Stripes, worth up to Motehes and ether skia eruptions. ' R- H. E- - -- Sale Price . (JQ QK thaaa are driven out. (By The Amorlatcd Score: Price $1.45 lJt $3.60. Sale Price .... Ttan hnjraiitJes Preit.) 120 000 11 0 Regular P tDiOu yon atop several Terr nlca Denver, Colo., 7. The Philadelphia 0003 j Fine tie can't things July 1 B 1 in the pure Top Silks, Crepe from happening, your hps turn nat- twelfth annual tournament of Cincinnati ...001 000 000 $1.75. Sale Pricetj)XXJ All Panamas, Bankoks and Our very best Caps Chines the - vtrM-V- and Jerseys, worth up to urally rosy. Tfoup eyes sparkle, your Mountain Batteries: Meadows and Hen- to litnnn tin 10 Sfl.OO. beau-tlfu- L Rocky Interstate Sports- Silk Athletic Union Suits, Leghorns, worth $5. Sale Price $3.95. complexion clears. It becomes men's and , up $.ou. lour face looks like that of a Association of New Mexico line; Luque Wlngo. The very finest Engle Crepe de well-fe- refined and Colorado, will be held at the regular price Qpf el Chine, and worth prosperous, ruddy, 2. (Jrt Imported Silks, entlaman, or if you are a woman, Sloans lake traps of the Denver Chicago, 1; Boston, $4.00. Sale Price ...... $2.45 Price ...... $1.65 up to $8.00. Sale rrloc, $5.45. yourt complexion becomes the real kind Municipal Trap club, beginning Chicago. July 7. Chicago bunch Pricept7t) that tha whole world so admires. 8.3.3. next Tuesday, ft was announced to- ed its hits off Frank Miller, driving Is also powerful r, be- day. The shoot mound in fourth blood-csU- a. will last four days. him off tha the cause It builds new and mora CaHh out sunken prizes aggregating 1650 will inninsr. and hit Marquard oppor in the Store Reduced That's why It fills be distributed to of Pajamas, Neckwear, Hosiery and Everything Similarly ehaeka, bony necks, thin limbs, helps the winners. tunely, winning the first game ' regain lost flesh. It costs little to the series with Boston, 7 to 2. ai hava this happen to you. 8. 8. a is exander a steady game, two slsea. TELEPHONE OPERATORS pitched sold at all drug stores, in holding the easterners to six hits, Tk larger ale ia tha mora economics ARE KILLED BY TRAIN Score: R.H.E Ronton ,000 002 000 2 6 2 7. Miss 201 200 llx 7 18 Richmond, Calif., July Chicago . II Protect Your Health Marjorle Adams, Miss Ruby Beeler Batteries-- F. Miller, Marquard and Miss Bello Ward, telephone and Gowdyj Alexander and O'Far-- ill IT operators of Oakland, wera killed rell. late last when their automo ME night bile collided with a Santa Fe train. Pipes have been found in Europe " KK) Miss those of America, V - J. (Hilary Heeler's brother, E. F. Beeler. that antedata O- PREVENTIVE who was driving the automobile, The pipe in those prehistoric times 1 WEST CENTRAL un- - us-- 14 wns slightly Injured. He was must have been for smoking JniirVntB All Dmrnior , nblo to explain h')W the accident herbs other than tobacco, probablj S p,f). Hot. "ia, N.wY"rli occurred. as a ceremony; July 8, 1923 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU

cers of Harmony lodge No. 1. I. O. OF O. F., and Triple Link Rebekah INSPECT!' Lodge No. 10. The Installing of- ficers were W. J. Bartle, D. U. G. oman s M M.. and Ethiin Hall, D. D. P. Daily Page STOCK BEARING The new officers of Harmony agazme are W. J. noble lodge Wiley, Jr., Linoleum SHE HELPED FORTY grand; O. K. Silver, vice grand; SERBIAN STUDENTS James J. Votaw. secretary; W. E. and FOUR DANCING FEET RIPPLING RHYMES ORDERED V. Huache, treasurer; Emery Qar-be- r, GAIN EDUCATION warden; Herman Henderson, Linoleum BI JANE PHEXPS. By WAJ7T MASON. conductor; W. K. Condltt, inside guardian; E. II. llcnton, left sup- Rugs New Mexico Livestock and porter noble grand; Robert Henn, scene W. T. , clever She Com- right supporter; Smith, GERTIE REFt'SES TO SIGN way. needed him, and EVENING MEDITATIONS. chores were finished, I sat In our Agricultural Lean C. You oiiKht to see CONTRACT. more left scene supporter; W. Raines, perhaps far than ha needed humble cot, and with pleasure un- su- the new linoleum her. The raise he had pany Orders Action A- chaplain; Frank Phillips, right promised Often in the quiet gloaming by diminished read Bill Shakespeare, vice Charles Curry, patterns which we CHAPTER 17. the added dollar would make !h premo grand; plus my cottage door I sit, from my Pope and Scott. And my head ffecting left vice grand. have Just received tri- easier for ma, and let her $8,000,000. su'jreme Jennie returned from school things chinch-bug- s, always ringing, as the day of toil The new officers of Link and also tho a few she needed. tangled whiskers combing Triple nv umphantly that afternoon, and 8he buy things expires, with the music of their Complete inspection of all live- are Kva Griffin, noble grand; linoleum rugs. We blamed If "crowed" "You of leavln' me sandbws, dust and grit. And with echo of cannot be she ain't thinkin' singing, the their in New Mexieo on which fed- Francos Silver, vice grand; Keglna carry only mtim-nll- y a as called It over I soo the to some And I soothe with stock little Tim whit then?" people chasing lyres. myself wns ar- Wenkle, secretary; Anna Walter, had done. Gertie was more no! I never did think of maudlin uhow; all diversion-ma- d verses ns beneath vine I rest, eral loans have beon made inside advertised she "Why, silly my here after- conductor Nettie Lynch, bra lids. than ever determined she xhould that." they're racing, on their er- while the boys, In hearses, ranged for yesterday Bessie Lynch, outside Where the speedster noon at a meeting of the New guardian; be a teacher! "Why If It hadn't "I want you to promise me one rands vain they go. rush to see some Chaplinfest. joint guardian: Sarah Vann, right sup- been for Jennie Bhe would have If I what ask. garish lights are burning In a long Times have changed, and oft I won- Mexico Agricultural and Livestock noble Stiriat, thing give you you and the repre- porter grand; Mary signed that paper. And Rosenburg It's more'n you're worth you'll parado they tramp; no one's read- der if with change we rise or sink, Loan corporation left supporter noble grand; Dixie could have come to me if of' no one's banished is with the sentatives of the ITnlted States War CO kept her from marry- you think goin', ing; learning, evening lamp gone under, was stated Ledger, chaplain; Gladys Sullivant, ing for five years! or it some guy in the business of- the evening lamp. Irt my youth I and the poets on the blink. In Finance corporation. It riijht supreme vice grand; Nina fers more to read the writ by men of cars tin Iron after the meeting that many of the vice Not that Gertie seriously thought you leave me, you'll pages their of and folks at Daniels, left supreme grnnd. Tom Norris would want to come to me before you do any- mighty domes, for there were no are going to the show; no one loans had been made hurriedly After the installation refresh- marry in the of hor, but it was all such a lovely thing?" movie stages calling children from spends a night with Byron, as I a time critical history ments were served by the Triple Mil cows "Of course I wlll!; I'm their homes. When the evening used to the livestock Industry In tho state, Link Rebekahs. dream that ranch, the and honest, long ago. The chickens, the horses and the great Mr. Rosenburg." and during bad weather. outdoors, most wonderful of all. "All right, then I'll keep my part will be made after good And what the teacher had said of the bargain, although I say rains and at a time when condi- was the best of It." tions are considerably better. disconcerting. you're getting of New "Goin' to sign the paper, Gert, "Mr. Rosenburg, you know me Representatives the 23 to- EFFICIENT Livestock and what did it say?" Lilly asked. and Lilly Arnold came here HOUSEKEEPING Mexico Agricultural and When she had been told she waxed gether. We're chums. She works Loan corporation stated that tiny KAMI'S GROCERY BULLETIN Just as hard as I do. Won't you Bj LAURA A. &IRKMAN. had arranged with the state agen- Indignant: war board to "The old stiff tryln' to tie you raise her too?" cy of the finance like that! I knit his brows. If make the inspections. For this PHONE up thought there was Rosenburg will 353 a in the she de- this Arnold girl and Gertie were HOW TO DRY PF..VI A XI) COltX. In a single on the wire In purpose, additional Inspectors nigger woodpile," layer tray lie At least two will be clared. "I knew he'd eomethin' chums, and he refused to raise the oven. It will require three or employed. ' his sleeve. we her, wouldn't she Influence Gertie The ideal for the home four hours to put on at once. up They think girls plan complete the drying tho t don't know nothin'. They wouldn't to leave him? He knew IIlly wol whether it b in the city or the process. At yesterday's meeting agri- Toilet Soap, Armour's Industrial Tar A slip-pl- y livestock loan cor- have tried to put that over with good, better than most girls who country is to have an ample After drying, "condition" tho cultural and a good soap for mechanics, 3 bars XUL them I worked in places like his. Yes, of canned foods on hand for in- pens and corn them ono poration approved loan applica- Soap Broadway girls. heard they by pouring Loans was gettln' $50 a week not the he'd better give her a raise too. stant use in emergency; and also to box to another, once a day for thre? tions totaling $2."0,000. Extra nice foods $250,000 were Spuds, &9 AA best ones either. He's 'fraid he'll "Yes, I'll give her what I offered have a good quantity of dried of four days; this enables you to totaling approved by 100 lose you. I guess Tom and his ed you but not the extra dollar, for meals which can be planned in notice any moisture that may be the New Mexico Agricultural Loun per pounds friend and I'm doing it for you, not her. advance, when there is timo enough left in the dried food. Foods that agency. tpJlU paying you attention got him 1 Club scared. Tou're awful See that you are Not Dr. Rosalie Slaughter Morton. for soaking and cooking the dric show moisture should be returned Total loans so far allowed in the Cliquot Ginger pretty, Gert," grateful. state she went on generously, "and I many would do it." products. lo the oven for a short time. total $8,000,000. Ale 19c guess he's afraid to one "Thank you, Mr. Rosenburg. An experiment in International Peas and corn aro especially sat- Present tit the meeting yesterday you'll go woman can were D. T. Honk Ins. Las Club Root of the big places. If you do get Lilly will be so glad, but she won't education Was begun three years isfactory dried. Any dry Vegas; Cliquot a chance, sign any paper. She said she'd them in her own oven. A wire rack EARNINGS OF CLASS 1 E. A. Cahoon, Itoswell; Lee Raid-wi- n, Beer 19c Gert, you'll try and git ago when Dr. Rosalie fine-mesh- me In too?" leave first." Slaughter resembling a window Socorro; A. O. Simms and J. "Of course "Damn the Morton of New York brought over screen may be used for this pur- ROADS, $61,980,600 Tl. Herndon of Albuquerque, rep- Budweiser I would! But there girls! Rosenburg made of aii Isn't chance of muttered as the door closed on from Serbia forty girls and boys pose or simply a rack resenting the war finance board: any my doing cheesecloth tacked onto a wood (By Til,' Aundateil W. M. W. M. Each 15c like not now any-'.u- y. Gertie. "But that one's a peach." to be entered Into the schools and Atkinson, Roswell; thing that, The rack should be 7. Class one R. But the teacher said if he Just then Jones came. colleges of the United States. To- frame. drying Washington, July Riley, Carrizozo; Will Harris, Anheuser Bush Ginger me because "Well, did she sign?" the mana- of is fin- set on the oven shelf rather than railroads of the United States had Three Rivers; William A. Spence, llred I wouldn't sign, day part the experiment so as to a net Income of Ale 14c t he'd me." asked. ished return- on the floor of the oven, operating in May Carrizozo; Frank Clark. Albuquer- help ger for four students are of air be- or 4.30 "Gee!" "No, refused to sign to their homeland after permit a free circulation $(11,980,600, at the rate of que, inspectors; W. R. Morley, Lilly's exclamation, a anything! ing help neath the food. The oven per annum on their tentative val- W. D. Anheuser Bush Root bit vulgar from her But I've got her fixed so she'll three years of study in this coun- drying Magdalcna; Murray, Silver pretty lips, door should be li ft ajar to prevent uation, according to complete re- C. G. Santa - 14c was nevertheless To stay. And Jones, watch out you try. in- City; Mardorf, Fe; Beer expressive. too turns filed with the Com- Mar-ro- n have someone don't do nothing to make them The Serbian com- the temperature's becoming Interstate Gregory Page, Gallup; O. N. help! It would be international merce Commission. This 10. ft new two girls mnd. We tense. compared and C. Rigelow, Albuquer- Extra Nice Peanuts experience in the life of the can't afford mittee was organized by Dr. Mor- housewives dry with an indicated return of to lose them." He knew be- Although many annual que, representing the New Mexico girl. Jones. ton in March, 1919. and in its fruits each 3.93 per cent In and 2.00 per pound 20c "You should have col- their and vegetables April per Livestock and Agricultural Loan Rosenburg listened to Gertie's made 'em half Dr. Morton visited various of an oven cent in May, 1921. Cum-min- year without the help company. refusal to sign the with a sign that contract! The leges In the eastern part of the In Pawnee Oats, in five paper I thermometer, this scientific littls Railroads figuring the returns frown. She had fold him she'd sell girl, anyway! tell you if United States setting forth with device is nevertheless a great help. numbered 201. Their operatiiiu 25c herself to some folks I know saw her Ser- pound bags nobody for five yearn. they'd great eloquence the part that It you would like to buy ono and revenues In May showed a decrease REBEKAHS AND ODD pay her four times what she in 1 21 & fo "Make It three," he already taw el's bia played the war, the desola- do not know of u store that sell. of .9 of per cent, but operating Bars P. G. Soap, A A here." tion en- FELLOWS INSTALL (J1 her slipping from his grasp. of that country, the destruc- write to mo, expenses were reduced 6,4 1-- 2 "Don't out- oven thermonilors, by per weighs 13 pounds, for tPJLjUU Fs "No." go braggin' about her tion of the great university of Bel- a cent compared with last May. "Two side. Sho'll slay." closing stamped, OFFICERS JOINTLY then." grade and the crying need of her envelope, and 1 will gladly tell yem BUY IT BY THE POUND. DON'T BE MISLED "What is It you want? What do "He's raised you, Lilly!" Gertie young people to complete their ed- sells Dy man as of a firm that them Since the British occupation on Two hundred and Odd Fel- ymt think you're worth anyway? whispered they went en for ucational training. With an oven thermometer, begin fifty BY THE NUMBER OF BARS YOU GET. I'm the one their turn. "He was real decant It was looked the Rhine 138 lows and Rebekahs met In Odd only who ever give upon as a serious drying at llu degrees Fahrenheit officers and men have married Ger Fellows hall last to ou a chance and now stall- about everythln'." to adoles- 130 nmei night attend 2 cans you're undertaking transplant and let rise to degrees man girls. the Joint Installation of the offi- - Monarch Peanut Butter in lb. 39c ing out on me." "Thinks we're worth mor or he cents from their war torn country 150 wouldn't have higher than degrees. Grandee Olive Butter "No I ain't, Mr. Rosenburg, hon- done It!" Lilly to the very different atmosphere Vegetables should be blanched in nr .....30c est I ain't, but I won't sign no pa- whispered back, "he's a wise guy." of the United States. Friends, how- before drying. Blanching is steam It pers, anyway not that one. And ever came to the support of Dr. very important for many reasons. I'll work hard for you Just as I Tomorrow No Letters. Morton, money was given, schools removes the sticky coating on the We have received a carload of have, but I'll work by the week, were opened and finally Dr. Mor- surface of vegetables, relaxes t. just and I want that extra dollar too." What is ton returned to pre- drives out the air and im- said to be the largest Belgrade and tissues, as Washburn-Crosb- She smiled at him. Girls like fresh water ferry In the world Is sented the result of her efforts to proves the capillary attraction July Clearance Sale the Celebrated y Gertie often deal with men of built for service De- the minister of education, and a result of which the drying is dune being between a thun if stamp in a surprisingly troit and Windsor, Ont. representative committee of Ser- in a much shorter period bian ministers, college professors blanching were omitted and. Gold Medal and other educators, prevents, Flour. a Sack including both the Try Americans and Serbians. This com- change after drying and makes All Our mittee thus formed was to choose , Prices on product sanitary. full-slzt- d the students who would benefit by To Dry Peas: Shell Todav. Dr. Morton's of and them in a cheesecloth s M plan, four whom peas put from have now finished their work. bag; hold this bag in steam Old Monk Olive Oil BRUNSWICK! water for five min- rapidly boiling oi Pints 38c utes. Then plungo the bagful White .,.... I HEARING ON DIVISION blanched peas in and out of cold Slippers called Old Monk Olive Oil OF water rapidly (this Is BRUNSWICK!! STATE COAL RATES let drain a moment, put Quarts 60c IS between towels, then spread them SET FOR JULY 29 - Olive Oil In a single layer on the drying Old Monk oven. Let tnem remain (Special Cnrrwrtondrnre to I'm Jonrr.nl. I In the Half gallons $1.15 oven about three ami Santa Fe, July 7. An interesting should be thor- lb BRUNSWICK!!! hearing on division of coal rates In hours, when they Watermelon, per oughly dried. Stir the peas oftoi. 4c New Mexico will be conducted In Store .n Extra nice Santa Fe on July 29 by Examiner to insure uniform drying. Cantaloupes, Hosmer, of the Interstate commerce air-tig- ht containers, and Each 10c commission. The case Is docketed To Dry Corn: Select young .ii-- i remove the silk and Farmer's Best Corn No. 13,755 before the commission, cob for 15 the New Mexico Central steam the corn on the 2 Railway steam-blanchin- g sets Each lb. can IN To-pe- minutes: this lHc EVERYTHING MUSIC company against the Atchison, corn. After steam- and Santa Fe Railway com- the milk in the Libby's Asparagus Tips, each can 35c "cold-dip- " as described above, pany. The former company conn-plai- ing, from tha Hunts that the division now allow- and then cut the kernels We have made a decisive markdown on all of our Supreme Brand Peaches, ed is not for a cob, using a sharp and ""jiblo No. 21 i can equitable, and asks rut the crains only White Kid, Cloth and Canvas and Each .30c favorable adjustment. The New i,if out Reignskin, Pumps commission wili way down the cob and scrape in Hunt's Supreme Brand Mexico corporation kernels, being Oxfords, offering you real bargains summer Apricots be present, but will not the remainder of the No. participate. n'ot to off any of the shoes. Each 2i2 can 30c However, the evidence introduced careful Bcrape well Music .... 1 . . .1 , . , V... U - ff rf- to the cob. Drain Apollo limy uv uocu miei uy iiict vjuiiiiiuo- i to re Hunts Supreme Brand Pears Shop Inc. -- -I i rvnt between two towels Black and white "Flappers" in white I (Tr r Each No. 212 can 36c rateSi move surface moisture, then spread Reignskin, $6.50 value, only Pt)OD Del Monte Brand Sliced Peaches 405 West Central Ave. Phone 401. White one strap "Flappers," (Jr or Each No. 212 can . 31c Regular $6.00 value HQLtO Del Monte Brand Loganberries, BEAUTY CHATS Each No. 214 can White Reignskin, Red Cross Oxfords, rtr ..28c By Edna Kent Forbes. military heels, $6.50 value, only.. DuD Many styles in white canvas Oxfords '(PO BLEACHING THE FINGER and low or heels Or REMEMBER NAILS. Pumps, high $LitLiO HAWKINS You'll Always Do Better at Ordinary bleaches to keep the iI THE SERVICE STORES complexion soft and white are rare- ,'4 ly of any use for bleaching the nails. Something much stronger Is re quired to remove the stains that the finger nails pick up In such miracu- lous fashion. Finger nail bleaches should not FRESH VEGETABLES be drying, hough I am agrald most e. good bleaches have this dlsadvan-tg- Green and Wax Beans, Yellow Squash, Native The best one that I know of use Is lemon Juice which 209 W. CENTRAL Cucumbers, Cauliflower, Fresh Tomatoes for general is quite a strong bleach but which, is less so than most SELF-SERVIN- i Beets, Carrots though drying, Exclusive Shoe Store G GROCETERIA ready-mad- e preparations. For If the nails are badly stained cut MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN a lemon In half and rub the Juice thoroughly Into the fingertips and In under the nails. Then wash off the Juice and rub a little cream or vaseline into the cuticle of the nail, FRESH FRUITS so the lemon Juice will not dry and harden this delicate skin. But If Cantaloupes, Watermelons, Plums, Peaches there are no decided stains such as which come from fruit, vege- Yellow those Juice Apples, Grape Fruit, Oranges tables or Ink, use the lemon diluted. The handiest way is to J Bananas, etc. have a small bottle of half lemon j water always ready LATHIM'S CASH and half AND CARRY Juice in the bathroom uPar.d'lntn can be the x 109 NORTH FOURTH STREET A little hands are Y fingers every time the i. washed if the nails need special Sugar, 15 pounds .$1.00 Another good Idea Is to ' I I r V m ni 'i mm, Juice of one quarter of V New Potatoes, 8 pounds 25c NEW ARRIVALS squeeze the so lveinons for bialiis. a lemon into the bowl of warm, I dozen water that you use when Guaranteed Fresh Eggs, per 30c Fruit No. 2 tins soapy This makes a skin that Is so fine there Is no Grape Hearts, ...... 35c manicuring your nails. chance for blackheads. P. & G. Soap, bar 5c No. 1 round tins the water Instead of roughing your hair to Asparagus, ...... 25c It cleanses stains Sodate Soap, bar 5c tong?tJ$&Is not dry- build it out, try some of the venti- Mammoth No. 2 are being cared for. It lated forms. can be tucked Le Blackberries, tins ...... ,45c this way because so much They Grande Corn,' can lOc ing used nails dur- under a mass of hair and will not N. B. C. Bran . cream Is rubbed Into the show. Another Is to take an Biscuit, package .. ,15c process. way Jello, package 8c ing the manicuring nails artificial curl and form It Into a Shelled Pecans and small Just as a hint, when the After is Walnuts, jars ...... 35c you havent puff. this pinned under A Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and Fresh Meats need manicuring and. ru the mass It acts the same as a ven- Loganberry Juice, bottles to do them, wash uiem. can never de- Beef, Pork, Veal and Spring Lamb. pint r....40c time ana tilated form and be with lemon, dry pun". reason tected. It only adds to the natural m,. Pnssiblv the hair and it lifts the whole mass are enlarged Is due ? your pores not contract from the scalp. 17. L. the fact that you do Discouraged: circles Hawkins Ideal dally cleansing, in Dark LATHIM'S CASH Grocery them after the around the come from Internal AND CARRY eyes which von have distended the pores THONES C. U McMUXAN, cream causes, bornetlmes it is morely 109 NORTH FOURTH STREET through the hot water or the sluggishness of the liver, but In 898 394 massage. Always use plenty of cold coses It has Its in a 35 Phone 256. 516 E. Central hsv many origin f i water or an ice pb, after you prolapsed organ' which is depress- opened'the pbretfand you will have ing the nervous system. t ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL July 8, 1922.

information regarding safe Investments. Millions feet of the mid-ye- ar holidays and natives, $13.35; shorts new cropped lambs, $ .00. Morning Journal of dollars are extracted from the pockets of the pub- of the unsettled railroad labor sit- Albuquerque uation has been to Claisffiffidl Aii lic every year by smooth-tongue- d Bedtime lower coal pro- I AN INDEPENDENT promoters of Stories duction aiid Denver. NEWSPAPER worthless schemes. ?nnys advance coal and coke Published By prices. Denver, July 7. Cattle Re- CARPENTERING For 16,800,-052,00- 305. Market JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY The money shipped out of the state for worth- Little Ones Weekly bank clearings, 0. ceipts steady. Beef .SIDNEY M. D. A. less would By Howard B. Oarls. steers, $7.00 9.00; cows and heif- PETTI FORD THE ODD JOB MAM. WEIL, MACPHERSON, paper build a small community here an- All klnda nf work. l'h..ne 1H78-- j President. Secretary ers. $5.75 8.50; calves, $8 00 nually. There are "acres of diamonds" in New 11.00; 1 WILL, ESTIMATE all or A. MACPHEUSON bulls. $2.504.50; stockers any part .it ;D. Business Manager Mexico. Copyright, 121. by McClure Foreign Exchnnge. and feeders, $5.25 6.60. ynur work; I make a specialty of lath- t SIDNEY M. WEIL Publisher Newspaper Syndicate, New York, July 7. Foreign ex- ing and shingling. W. M. Conver, phona Hogs Receipts- 625. Market 15c 2416-J- I change Great REPRESENTATIVES HOIO irregular. Britain to 20c higher. Top. $10.75; bulk, J. ANDERSON III. Representative Mondell says congressmen are demand, $4.44 ; cables 10.75. Fl.OOIt BANDING We can resurface ;C. Marquette Bldg., Chicago, I'XCLE WIGGILY HELPS I OA sixty-da- y $4.44; $10.60 ' RALPH n. MULLIGAN.. 48 E. 42d New York underpaid, but it could be worse. bills on banks', $4.42 VS. your old floors and make them like St., Suppose BRIGHT EVES. Sheep Receipts 2,500. Market new new perfect-Phon- they --Jfi Book: France demand, 7.93 V2; cables. and make your floore e ; Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffice were working on commission. Pspo 7.94. unchanged. Ewes, $5.75 6.35; 20T0-- f N. "Where are Italy demand, 4.45; cables, lambs, $12.75 13.25. LKT Albuquerque, M., and entry In Santa Fe, N. you going, Uncle 4.45VA. TtelerltlTn rtaman 1 Kftli. spring me figure yuur new houae or re- . M., pending, under . ct of Congress of March 17, Wiggily?" asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy cables, 7.61. 'demand', pairs; reasonable prices; work guaran- J 1879. George Bernard Shaw is impressing many as be- Germany teed; estimates free. Call 1765-- E. one .is-y4- . St. of those men Wuzzy day. The muskrat lady vauies, Holland de- Joseph. E. Johnson, 616 John. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ing another who do not want to talk I smelt cake baking this mand, St. Joseph, 7 (U. S. Bureau housekeeper saw the bunny gentle- ran down to the kitchin '"' 38.75; cables, 38.80. Norway July WIS DO 6l5 OB carpentering and Dally, by carrier or by mail, one about themselves, but always do. and I 16.60. of Markets). Hogs 0. month, 85c; man hopping off the and Nora was demand, Sweden demand. Receipts house building, reasonable;; Investigate yearly, in advance, $ 'J.00. porch of the pealing potatoes, 28.58. Denmark Few early sales to our low prlceB; O demand 21.60. shippers estimates free. Phone "The hollow stump bungalow. me saying, Doy i smell cake. Switzerland domnnH 10 and steady to with 2!B-.M- . J V. Kluhen, 212 Yale. Morning Journal has a higher circulation wats you j u.va, niJamoi.. packers strong than is accorded to other In New "Why, I thought I'd stop and see Thats your privilidge, demand, 15.60. Greece demand. yesterday's average; bulk 170 to PA1NT1NU AND K AUSOM1NIN-U- also rating any paper got a nose on your face for? Bed roof Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory. Bright Eyes, the little i'oiand demand, .02 V4. weight, $10.6010.70; painting; very reasonable prices. gulneaplg Nora. Well wat kind is it. Czecho-Slovaki- Cull at li24 West Mountain or The in New Mexico Issued I sed, a 2.02. Ar- packing sows, $8.50 8.75. road, only paper every day girl, this morning," Uncle Wigglly Nora ? demand, 793-- at noon of after S o'clock. in the 35.87. de- Cattle Receipts 900. Most phne year. "You 111 gentine demand, Brazil I answered. know, I stopped Ask me no questions and tell 13.75. classes about steady. Top beef WANT you to investigate my low prices ; MEM BE It OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mand, Montreal exchange, on any kind of a at the Pigg home you no lies, Nora sed. Not sound 98 27-3- $8.75; building proposition The Associated Press is yesterday and steers, $8.85; top yearlings, y hove in view. A. B. exclusively entitled to I went back ; Palmer, Bungal- I found Buddy biscuits. Of ing incouraging, and bulk desirable Bteers, $8.25 8.75 ow 41. ! t y Ph..n w the use, for of all news credited to The diamond scull race is being conducted in making in kitchin twice more ns if veal pmider t. m ' it or not otherwise in course he made them not the Now York few beef steers. $6.00 6.50; credited this paper and also England. If it were the we wrong, I went a of water. but Money. $7.50. FOK t local news ivory event, could for drink New 7. calveSUop, KEN Ranches the published herein. tew putting in any baking powder, and to see if the cuke was York, July Call money 1,600. Fat suggest a successful entries. reely going Firm. Hlch. closlner htrt Tout Sheep Receipts FOR LliASli 30 if good mountain they turned out as hard as rocks. out of the oven yet, wlch I smelt lambs steady; sheep strong to SATURDAY. .July 8, 1922 loan, 5 per cent; 1 w and fully grazing anq agricultural land; gooil But they were good for throwing at It aach time without seeing it. ruling 25c higher. Top native lambs, grass and winter protection; goud four-roo- m There was a little In the senate be- raie, per cent; offered at 5 Cali- house; 25c an acre per Call quarrel the Fox." and then I went out in the yard call $13.50; culls r..ostly $7.00; year. cause wanted a "And are so would have ixcuse to come per cent; loans against accept- lambs. $12.40; ewes, at 1207 Virginia, boulevard. THE VOIGIIT BILL. somebody protective tariff on you going there again, I a ances, 4 per cent. fornia clipped almonds. to see what Buddy is this back agen, and I smelt tho cake making Time loans Steady. Sixty and $6.006.25. BUSINESS CHANCES morning'.'" asked the muskrat lady stronger than ever, and hcer the 90 4 six House lill No. 80S6, also known as the Volght smell was the Jouscs days, per cent; months, FOK (JUICK SALU Bmull roomu, housekeeper. coming from iVi. cent; mercantile hoiwe; 31 Houth bill, has passed the house and is now before the We would go further and suggest that we be "Not Uncle kitchin next on account per prime pa- PRODUCE bargain. Second. exactly," replied Wig- store of per, 4 to 4 Y cent. FOR DrTck senate on given from all kinds of nuts. gily. "This time I am to see the window me per building. committee agriculture for considera- protection going being open, think 216 South First; location good tot any Brighteyes. She said if I came to ing, G wlzz it aint in our house at of tion. The bill propropuscs to prohibit the ship- Liberty Bonds. Boston Wool. kind business. see her brother one day, it was only all even. 7. The Commercial FOIl SALE ment in interstate commerce of compounds of A prohibition officer in New York sent two fair to come and see next And New York. July 7. Liberty Boston, July Crlspette popcorn outfit, her the f started to hunt for mv bonds closed: 3 Bulletin tomorrow will publish complete; good propositlou tor live man. evaporated skimmed milk and fats. The special officers on the trail of booze, clad in day. So I'm going." ball so I could It over Into Vis, $100.38; first Inquire fill North First. vegetable throw 4s, $100.30; second 4s, wool prices as follows: . suits. "I hopo you have an nice adven the Jonses a $100.06; FOH BALE Clean stock mer- bill, us passed by the house, contains an amend- bathing yard and have ixcuse first $100.36; 4 Domestic Michigan and New general Miss for second Us, chandise; good cash trade; a ment which declares ture," laughed Fuzzy Wuzzy, going in there, ony I couldnt 4V4s, York fleeces Delaine unwashed, growing that such products are uncle over so I on $100.14; third $100.16; fourth buslncs- - and a money maker. W. M. Wiggily hopped the una it climbed up lh) fents 4 Us, $100.32; fine unwashed, "adulterated and deleterious articles of food." We would suggest this method of disguise to fields and the woods, and and Mrs. Jones Victory $100.50. 5254c; 4345c; McKellar. .lemez Springs. through stuck her face out is, half blood unwashed, 4748c; saw - SMALL mill ai.il timber proposition. to Federal Prohibition Officer No- one soon he reached the home of the the kitchin windo three-eight- 45 According manufacturers, and their claims Snyder. saying, Are you blood unwashed, on railroad, for sale, lease, let on shares He saw Bright-eye- s, for are borne out by scientific analyses, milk com- would recognize him in a swimming suit. guinea pig family. looking enything, Benny? GRAIN 46c; quarter blood unwashed, 43 01 will a partner. J. t. Uran-so- the sister of Buddy, out on the iJia my ball come heer 44c. 1239 Ntrlh Seventh, A lbuo.tieru.ue. pound is made of pure, fresh, clean, sweet orr porch sewing. I sed. Not I A- nioney-miikln- g ' Think how axuilly saying was Clilcngo Board of Trade. Wisconsin, Missouri and average WE HAVE business skimmed milk and highly refined vegetable fat, easy it would be, for instance, to Oh, are you helping your moth looking ror it, and Mrs. Jones sed. New Half blood, opportunities, such ' as merchandise. Chicago, 7. England: 4647c; high-clas- s steal on er sew on or are mend to Excellent three-eight- garages and other evaporated and sterilized. It is composed of ap- up all unawares the mountain moonshin- buttons, you Not my nolledge. weather conditionsJuly blood, 4445c; quar- groceries, ing holes in Buddy s stockings? Thats I sed. And lest ns for the spring ter 41 12c. propositions nut adverllstd locally. Rob proximately 92 per cent skim milk and seven ers of Mora county, completely camouflaged in funny, crop, with continued ab- blood, CO.. 218 V'J Onld. asked Uncle Wigglly. she was her faco back together Scoured basis: eight-tenth- s Is a outfit! - sticking sence of nnv of actual dam- and vegetable fat. It labeled, natty bathing "Neither one! laughed Bright- again I sed, G, I smell reports Texas- - -- Fine 13 months, $1.25 ' ck.j plane age by black rust, did a good deal hUK SALE Furniture advertised and sold for Just what it is "a com- eyes. My mother finished all her as enything. to 1.30; fine 8 months, $ 1.10 1.1 5. sewing and she's gone to the seven Im not today bring about downturns in FUHNITUltE UKPAIUINO and upholster pound of evaporated skimmed milk and vegeta- Still, there might be drawbacks: serprlzed. I can offen the value of wheat. Prices closed Territory Fine staple choice, ing. Phone 613-- or 2II35-- Ervtn and eight cent store. I'm home all smell cake half blood $1.10 ble fat" for use in cooking and baking. Each Without a pistol pocket in which to tote his baking throo your unsettled, c to net $1.35; combing. Beil'llns Company. alone, and you may me if you kitchin 1C lower, three-eight- e help windo too, Mrs. Jones sed. with $1.12T to 1.15; blood combing, I'Olt KALE A complete lino uf high-grad- can also contains the legend "Do not use in gat; without a place for handcuffs, where would like." September $1.13',J 85 place Wlch wat did I care weather she and December $1.152 to 90c; quarter blood combing, used furniture; also new mat- of milk for infants." that cop be at? "Without a good hip pocket in "Help you do what?" Uncle Wig could or not, and I It smells Corn $1.15. 75 78c. tresses and Simmons beds. 325 Souttl wanted to know. sed, lost Uc to lc and oats c to While differ on as well as on which to tuck a where would that glly grate, and sho sed, Thanks for V4c to In out- Pulled Delaine. $1.15 1.20; First; physicians this, flask, copper He provisions the Dln-In- "Help me sew," answered Bright- - the compliment. Wlch 1 wm.lrt come AA $1.0801.12; A supers, $1.00 FOK SALE Used furniture: g many other subjects, the preponderance of store away his evidence?" we ask. ranged from 30c decline to table, f 11.75; chairs, 11.75; bed, eyes. rather of thanked her for a 10c advance. 1.05. dence is in favor of skimmed milk and vegetable "Bless your thimble! I don't hunk or Mohair Best combing, to. (10; single bed, spring tiiRltress, $'8.75; the take, and I climbed Although there were of - b55Sc; $111.00; Ivory table, A know how to sew!" Mr. reports best chiffonier, dressing fats. At least a half dozen physicians have said man In New York fled from the house after laughed down agen thinking. Aw heck, black rust having been found at carding, 5055c. $18. &0, mahogany rocker, $5.50, wicker Longearg, "I can't even thread u some wicker roefc-jr- , $5.76; leath- that they prescribed this for an argument with his wife, with a knife sticking ' people wouldent take a hint several Canadian points, bearish chair, $H.OO. preparation needle." if It to views Chicago Produce. er rocker, $7.60. Call at American Fur even when the label on can warned in his back. In our he did to you gave them. And I regarding the crop outlook 223 Second. Infants, the opinion, right "I'll do that for you," Brighteyes went out and in a received- Chicago, 7. Alive niture Company. South ; You see I am got game of cops general acceptance and July Poultry against It. and the children grew and waxed leave. Something serious might have happened. offered. mending my and robbers. sellers of wheat were in a higher. Fowls, 24c; broilers, 26 doll's clothes, and there are so major- MONEY TO LOAN ; strong. ity throughout almost the entire 35c; roosters, 14'c. many that I haven t time to sew session. At one Butter Market lower. Cream- Dr. Casimlr Funk, of the of of bio- - Thirteen months proposed in new calendar. time, gossip about and everything valuaoie. department any eves in Priscilla Janet Huckle sales of 550, bushels to ery extras, 35c; firsts, 32 34c; gunt Columbia dis- - "We innovation on it export- Mr, B Marcus. 213 gmb Firm. logical chemistry, university and oppose this the ground that berry.' ers stimulated a in but seconds, 30 31c; standards, 3bic. rally prices, ts MUMSY TO LOAN un diarnunds, watches coverer of vitamlnes, says that "the use of will make too much work for the bill collectors. "Who In the world is Priscilla THE MARKETS it was asserted the wheat referred Eggs Market unchanged, Janet and how can I cases. and gund J.weJry; liberal, reliable, : milk no in It and Huckleberry, to was to fill that Euro- 15,710 (.oltlleb Jew-fr- Cm., 106 N. skim compounds has danger In v purchases Re- lit. sow her eyes?" asked the bunny. had Potatoes Market stronger. clmo-l- - while I understand well its use for looks as the German mark were peans made quite a while ago. MONEY TO LOAN on city ferop- . perfectly that It though Priscilla Janet is Tn 30 cars. Total U. S. ship- f Ir&t McMlUion Huckleberry 4By The Assoeliited Press.) this connection. It was pointed ceipts erty. nnrtgagea. Infant feeding should be regulated by law, its about to bo erased. out that seaboard advices told of ments 509 cars. Kastern shore Vir- Woud, 208 West Gold. Insurance, real re-se- No. 1, estate. use is less harmful than many food products British efforts to ll nt two ginia stavB barrels, Cobblers FINANCIAL Norfolk section North LOANS, secured which are on the market. Skimmed milk com- "There Is no likelihood of my again becom- shillings under offers sent from $4.905.10: 3ft by monthly aavlnga. this side Inst night. Weakness of Carolina stave and slat barrels Accumulate with the Common wealth pounds may be safely used in cooking and are ing emperor of Germany," says the former kaiser. Wall was Irish Cobblers, $4.00 4.10; supply Huu.lnfr Trust and obtain a loan at uracil I Street. foreign exchange an additional You are Invited to Investi- Is kaiser said since 5T New no sales per annum. more fit for human consumption than white This the first thing the has York. Julv 7. Rllllnm nr. depressing factor. sacked stock very scarce; gate. Call on or address Commonwealth the stock were 116 South Albu- - ,. vciiaui iuuui.ka vui lino ,1113 anu 1914 in which this column can gladly concur. exchange today was Reports current that rains reported. Housing Trust, Third, wicau, marked n N. M. white by greater breadth and had been causing delay to thresh- quprnue, hominy, macaroni, rice, certain margarines confident in the southwest nnd west. Ar- Produce. between undertone, despite the ing Kansas City PERSONAL and a number of other products which are almost We imagine the golf match Harding existence in more acute form of in rivals of 102 carloads of wheat at Kansas City, July 7. Eggs, but- entirely vitamine-fre- e and which no one intends and Charley Dawes was not much to see. ternational factors which gave rise Wichita, Kans., tended however to ter and poultry unchanged. WANTLU to put baby in good American to to greater apprehension. discount talk of any serious check home by week, age three. Can B15-- prohibit manufacturing. Italian and German cur to the movement of the winter New York Cotton. WANTED HOME Two bright, smart, Jo- - would have been worth frencn, 10 Qtkr authorities equally as prominent have But, oh, Boy, It rencies were On the other consider- 7. Cotton fu- telligent girls of 9 and years of ag at lowest quotations crop. hand, New York, July father want to statement the same for the current de- able notice was taken of Minne- $22.67; for adoption; dead; plac tO4 along line. hearing. movement, their tures closed steady. July, them tn good homes or home, where th9 Mattatlci show that out of about ninety bil- cline in, the opinion of conserva- apolis messages saying flour de- Oct.. $22.68; Dec, $22.46; Jan., will be treated as children of famtlpt tive banking Interests re- mand had greatly improved. $22.16; March, $22.02. must do so at once; am not able to lion of milk in this From a nearby vantage point of five miles clearly o pounds produced country flecting fresh disturbances in the Rains in many dry sections of the purt th m. Address for Information, annually, one-thir- d of it is practically wasted in one could have enjoyed it immensely. foreign economic situation. corn belt made prices easier both New York Motula. date to see them. Maude Boiler, genersj delivery- Albuquerque, N. M. the form of skim milk left as a after Kails opened the session at var for corn and oats, notwithstanding New York, 7. Copper iable advances over demand here for July butter making. This skimmed milk, which is a Mr. Wfllard says that he cannot get ready for yesterday's good shipping ' Steady. Electrolytic, spot and fu WANTED Board ains but these were held within corn. 13 14c. fi'oiH valuable human food, is fed to animals or a bout with Mr. Dempsey before October 15, narrow Provisions lower on ac- tures, Yv'A.vi'IiO ijiy 'man anT'wIte," large "Where's doll?" limits, and almost entirely averaged Tin Steady. Spot and nearby, tvlth nrivnte or connecting bath. Into the sewer. ho to be fin- my rag in of count of lard on the of dumped though had expected preparations torieitea the profit takinur the selling part $31.37; futures, $31.60. on ground floor; would like breakfast an) to the United States of ished two weeks earlier. afternoon, a few leaders closing at houses with western connections. Iron uncnangea. 6 o clock dinner, or locaiea near incuwf According department oldest and Steady, prices Address A. C. the skimmed milk thus wasted is my very dearest rag sharp declines. Closing prices: Lead Steady. Spot. $5.75. references if required. U. agriculture, doll," explained Brighteyes, "and Independent steels, affiliated Whent Julv, Sept., East St. T.Ollis SOOt rare Journal. ' to lean beef consumed. found it would take that $1.13; y.lno Firm. equal the of all Probably his lawyer you can easily sew in her eyes, for equipments, motors and numerous $1.12; Dec, $1.15,4. and $5.50 5.55. will. her but- Corn nearby delivery, WELL CONTRACTOR The Journal has taken the position that the much longer to make Mr. Willard's eyes ure nothing by shoe miscellaneous Industrials and spe July, 63Uc; Sept., 66c; Antimony Spot. $a.0U u.2o. to tons, and they're out, so sho can't cialties participated In Dec, 65 c. 71', 4c. VVICLLS DH1LLED, driven and repaired; adoption of the Volght bill would be ruinous irregularly 35 38 Foreign bar silver. J. F. go to sleep, or cry or anything!" tne rise, but fell back as the Oats July, c; Sept., c; 64 c. pumps, tanks, towers. Wolklng. ' asked Sena-to- rt early Mexican dollars, 423 West Marlile. 14B8-- a great western Industry, and has "That is too bad!' agreed the rab session progressed. Dec, 41 c phone Jones and Buraum to work to have the pend- VERSE OF TODAY bit uncle. "Well, give me a needle Selling of the Mexican oils was Lnrd July $11.07; Sept., $11.27. FOR RENT MisceHaneom "dele- and tho shoe but. resumed. Mexican Petroleum fluc- Ribs July $11.15; Sept., $11.07. MEN ARE HANGED ing measure killed. If such products are already threaded, condition. and, I'll and eyes In within a five-poi- FOK HUNT l'lano, excellent of as Is claimed CLOUDS IN THE NIGHT ion, try put tuating range 1S04-- terious articles food," by sup- Priscilla Janet Huckleberry. Where and ending at a decline of Do- Omnlin Grain. FOR PARTICIPATION Phone porters of the bHl, thousands of persons through is she mestic oils were inclined2. to Omaha, Julv 7. Wheat No. 2 FOll KENT Nice fire-pro- garage, TV. Vrlnr1 Mtir SkV IN MURDER water 3I North Fifth. out the western states, who are now alive and hlnwa nn tr the Brighteyes lifted up what lookod strengthen. Pacific oils responded hard, $1.06 1.14; No. 3 hard, SHERIFFS and lights. Where the great clouds like countries He, to be a bundle of old rags, but when to the favorable marie in $1.05 enjoying good health, would have been deal long showing Asm minted Strange in their curved immensity. the guinea pig girl shook them up the first annual report. Sales of Corn No. 2 white, 5757c: (By The Press.) ago. Many families are so situated that it is im- Still, shadowed spaces, aeep ana wiue. and turned them over, the rags stocks amounted to 935.000 shares. No. 2 mixed. 56 e. Salem, Ore., July 7. John Rathle Heirs of Soledad Sanchez, de- possible for them to obtain fresh milk and they Those unknown continents divide, changed into a sort of doll, only she Call loans opened and renewed Oats No. 3 white, 35'c; No. 4 and Elvie D. KIrby were hanged ceased; the Unknown Heirs of seas tide 35c. deceased, must of necessity use evaporated milk or the Like unswayed by changing had no eyes. into the coming week at 4H per white, separately today for participation Alejandro Sandoval, ,in where the stars rest, softly bright "Here is the needle and the shoe cent, but the demand for money at n the murder of Sheriff Til Taylor and All Unknown Claimants of fats. As little Islands showing light buttons," said the guinea pig girl. that figure soon forced the rate to Kansas City Cash Grain. n a jail break at Pendleton, Ore., Interests in the Premises and If you are of the opinion that the bill should To guide the drifting ships at night Now you help me by putting in 4 and to 5 per cent in the last Kansas City, Julv 7. Wheat July 25. 1920. Neil Hart, leader of Real Estate Hereinafter Describ- H. in No. 2 $1.07 Va No. 2 ed Adverse to Here- be killed, we suggest that you communicate with H. Morning Post Priscilla's eyes.'' half hour of the day. hard, 1.38; the jail breakers, was hanged here the Plaintiff was red. $1.06 1.1 5. in, Defendants. Senators Jones and Bursum at once. Uncle Wiggily did his best, while Sterling the only leading November 6, 1920, and Leroy Stoop Brighteyes mended holes in the foreign currency to ignore the Corn No. 2 White, 58 ',2 59c; and Floyd Henderson are serving The above named defendants and CRISP PARAGRAPHS clothes of her other dolls. But the weakness manifested by other Eu- No. 2 yellow, 62V4c. life sentences. each one of them are' and is hereby NEW TRAPS FOB INVESTORS. bunny gentleman did not know ropean rates. Hay Unchanged. The men in the Jail break beat notified .that a suit was on the much about sewing. More than Closing prices: Deputy Sheriff Jake Marin over the twenty-secon- d day of June, A. D. NOT THE HOLLYWOOD BRAND the American Beet 1922, filed and commenced W. Sheridan in the current Issue of the once he pricked his paws with Sugar 4W head with a key ring when he against Kane, Another thing in favor of Pharaoh's daughter even know how American Can 48 LIVESTOCK to them by the said Olivero note the to needle. He didn't brought their meals. Escaping plaintiff Wall Street Magazine, sounds a of warning was that she went down ,to river bathe to use a thimble and took a penny American Smelting & Ref'g.. 60 the sheriff's office, then encoun Perea, In the District Court in and hard-earn- to Dallas News. against the small investor who puts his rather than pose. instead with which to push the American Tel. & Tel 120 Chicago. tered Sheriff Taylor and Guy for the County of Bernalillo, in the into fake securities. He said In needle through the cloth of the rag American Zinc 17 Chicago, July 7 (U. S. Bureau of Wyrick, a friend, who grappled State of New Mexico, which said savings "AND PAY, PAY. PAY" Anaconda 53 Cattle suit is now in of doll's head. Copper Markets). Receipts 4,000. with them. Hart seized the sheriff's pending said court. part: Having contrived to pay two Installments Atchison 101 Market beef steers strong. over The object of said suit is, as ap- one now Three times Uncle Wigglly drop- active, revolver and firing Klrby's "We need not worry about the rich widow income tav this year may hopefully each shoe button, and then he Baltimore & Ohio 51 Top matured steers, $10.30; bulk shoulder, killed him, pears from the complaint of the to save for the third and fourth ped 73 who Is taken in by a spiritualist confederate of begin depriva- took off his coat, as he was getting Bethlehem Steel "B"...... U beef steers, $8."'09.80; she stock The five were captured after a plaintiff, to quiet title on behalf of tions. Shoe and Leather Reporter. he could sew Butte .& 28 Vi firm; bulls 25c veal calves the the plaintiff in and to that certain a ring of crooks, or the retired manufacturer warm, and after that Superior higher; week's hunt in country about a little better. California Petroleum 63 strong to higher; stockers dull; Pendleton. tract, piece and parcel of land ly- who drops $50,000 or so in a stock swindle. What MIXING THE UNMIXABLE Canadian Pacific . 143 Vt bulk beef cows $5.25 (fS ing and sit in Pre- Wil- "Oh, I didn't know I was giving and heifers, being iate the small wage-earn- Down South they are endorsing Woodrow - Central 38 7.50; canners cinct No. 3. in we should worry about is the you such hard work," said Bright- Leather and cutters, $2.90 POCND SALE. Bernalillo county, son and former Governor Cox as the leaders of Chesapeake & Ohio 68 3.75; bulk bologna bulls around state of New Mexico, which said who is concerned with the future of his family how man- eyes. On the Democratic party. But Just they like Uncle Wiggily said. Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul 27 $5.00, with best heavy sausage Saturday, the 8th day of July, tract of land is bounded on the determined that his children will not have to mix oil water news does not "I it," 29 1922, at 10 a. in of and age this and the "And there! I have the eyes all in! Chlno Copper bulls at $5.25; bulk vealers early, m., front the north by lands of Lorenza de o, to Los Times. on 1 to be put up with the hardships he has had explain. Angeles Now on coat." Colorado Fuel & Iron 30 $9.00 9.50. city hall North Second street, on the "south by lands of I'll put my 75 will sell the described suffer. He skimps and saves. He makes up his "And I ll run in ana get you Crucible Steel Hogs Receipts 20,000. Market following Praxedes Maldonado. on the east WHERE RESPONSIBILITY LIES Cuba Cane 16. steady to with Thursday's stock which have been taken up by by the hills, and on the west mind to Invest his money so as to have an Income However are glass of water," offered Brighteyes Sugar strong by the Just complaints against the results Erie 16 best time or 5c to 10c than the pound master: rlnht of way of Atchison To-pe- ka de-- 1 as on his coat When higher the will make it unnecessary for hlra to be of the election system, the responsibility for those the bunny put - 81 the bulk One sorrel mare, about 6 & that Brighteyes came out with the water Great Northern pfd..- average. Top, $11.00; years Santa Fo railroad, which one In his old days. He gets results lies with the people who neglect their looked Inspiration Copper 41 good butchers, $ 10.50 1 0.95 ; pigs old, weighs 700 pounds, 13 hands said land is more de- pendent upon any she asked as she around: 74 particularly citizen's duties. We never can know how good or Int. Mer. Marine 15c to 25c $9.25 nign, blaze race, white bind foot, scribed as follows t: nice little nest-eg- g It Is not merely "Wheres Priscilla Janet Huckle pfd lower, mostly a together. bad popular government can be made until the Kennecott Copper '. 85 V4 9.75; heavy weight hogs. $10.50 on right thigh. Beginning at the southwest cor- the sweat Pits-burg- h berry, my rag doll?" a little hoard of dollars, it represents people take a proper Interest in elections. Louisville & Nashville 133 14 10.70; medium, $10.6010.95: One bay mare, 3 years old, star ner, a point on tne cast line of the comes Gazette Times. v"She was here a morrreni ago. 164 in of toll, frequently the suffering that from answered. "I sewed Mexican Petroleum light, $10.90 11.00; light lights, forehead, both hind feet white, right of way of the A. T. & S. F. Uncle Wiggily 28 7fc 650 oneself of all but the bare necessities on coat ana Miami Copper $10.00 10.85; packing sows, weighs pounds, branded on lert It. H., from which point the quar- - depriving in her eyes, put my 22 r Susie. Missouri Pacific smooth, $8.759.40; packing sows, thigh. u-- of life. Then, comes the promoter "But she isn't here." cried 70 Between sections 10 and EDITORIAL OF THE DAY Wolf or Fox Montana Power rough, $8.35(5)9.00; killing pigs, One bay stallion, 9 years old. 11 3 nest-eg- g is "Oh. do you spose the V4 ii. Township North, Range with his window display and the New York Central 97 $9.2510.10. weighs 1,000 pounds, blind in East, N, M. P. came and took my rag aou t 77 right M., bears south 34 Northern Pacific Sheep Receipts 13,000, eye, both hind feet white, branded degrees 10 minutes east 661 feet gone. HUMOR AND HISTORY "Nonsense!" laughed uncle wig 43 direct to Market on left "The small merchant, the corner grocer, the "No Fox or Wolf was nere. Pennsylvania 9,600 packers. thigh. distant, and running thence north glly. sav Ray Consolidated Copper.... 16 firm. Short deck native lambs, One black horse, 5 years old. 2D degrees 17 minutes east ; all "No. but I'm here." cried a along butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker, (From the Washington Post) . . .. 74 Vi $14.00 to top, 700 both cast voice, and out of the bushes Reading city butchers; packer weighs pounds, hind feet line of said right of way 679.7 are Interested in the campaign to wipe out "It is interesting to note the manner in which age Republic Iron & Steel 72 $13.75 straight: cull natives mostly white, white star in forehead, both feet to the northwest these the sprang the bad Bob Cat. 32 corner; thence stocks and to those who would humor of the day reflects the important to me! Sinclair Oil & Refining $7.508.00; few. $8.50 to city ears slit, branded on left thigh. south 70 degrees 56 nutes east fraudulent punish political and economical aspects of current .life," "Quick, Brighteyes! Come Southern Pacific 91 dock fed California of that is whisked save cried the bunny rab- butchers; J. R. GALUSHA, 7S9 feet to the northeast corner at sell them. Much the money said Wilbur R. Smith of St. Louis. "In fact, I'll you!" Southern Railway 25 shorn lambs. $12.60; one double Marshal. west side of I bit, clasping the guinea pig girl In City public road formerly away would have found its way eventually Into have often thought that the future historian Studebaker Corporation ....130 fed California wooled lambs, me the Albuquerque-Sant- a will be In his sin naws. and turning: to run into 47 Fe high- tills of the neighborhood shopkeepers, or if greatly aided researches by a per- Texas Company dium to good, $12.25; fat ewes way; thence along west line of said 'the usal of the humorous magazines of the day in Bob Cat, who was leaping after him. Tobacco Products 79 In the bank it would be howl of fear. mostly $5.557.00. LEGAL NOTICE public road; south 0 degree 17 min- It remained savings which he happens to be Interested. He will gave a Union Pacific 143 utes west 250 "Oh. there is some trick here 100 feet, south 23 degrees available to the community tradesmen at such have this advantage over tho historian of the United States Steel Knnsafl City. 03 minutes west 442.2 to the to Theres some trick!" snarled the 64 7 feet, times as they needed financing. Properly in- past that he will be able gauge the popular Utah Copper Kansas City. July (U. S. Eu In the JJiBtrict Court of th Second southeast corner; thence north 70 toward political Issues more accurately because Bob Cat..' "What have you dangling reau of Economics). uouiumi or vested In legitimate securities it would have yielded on vour coat ? A little is noia Agricultural fisiricr. tne state of degrees 47 minutes west 913 feet of his knowledge of the subjects concerning fairy Bradstrect'e Review. Cattle Receipts 3.000. Beef steers New Mexico, Sitting In ana For to the of Con- dividends or interest that still further would have which the nation The of the to tho back buttons of your 7. Bradstreet's Several loads place beginning. Joked. Jokes people ing excuse New York, July steady to Htrong. the County of Berfallllo in Said taining 13.05 acres. the local reservoirs of credit. But once bit, reflect their philosophy and ideals. coat, Uncle Wiggily! Oh, tomorrow will say: yearlings. $9.60; grain fed Texas District. The above named jewelled know you had a fairy rr J - Kaon milAtftr tinltrtnvs.. defendants are man "We can see this every day. Just now the me! I didn't nan " ' steers. $8.3509.00; grassers and No. 13399. and each one of them is twice shy. The who has been robbed becomes world-wid- e me lnb an Jluo hereby Bolshevist is here. She may turn Olivero Bar-hari- the object of Jesting. and weather irregularities reducing cake fed. $5.25 8.10; wintered Perea, Plaintiff, vs. ta notified that unless enter their suspicious of all stocks and all bonds, worm. Oh, this fs no place in- they immediately Two years ngo the former Kaiser and German angle operations in ooin iraue nnu Kansas grassers, C8.85; calves Montoya de Romero. Felix in said cause on or be- to- crown were as for mo!" And back to nis uen ran of the men- appearance and when once again he has painfully gathered prince regarded legitimate objects dustry, but the fading strong, best vealers, $9.00; all other Romero, Cleotarlo Sanchez, Car-Io- ta fore the seventh of A. of satire1 and humor. For that are fho Vinh Cat. strike of auxiliary western day August, a few dollars, he will Jteep them where they matter, they about a ace of a general classes steady; bologna Montoya, Bruna Mon- D. 1922. judgment by default will gether today, but the world Is no longer "What does he mean railroad workers had made for a hulls, $4.25; cows generally $4.25 toya, will do the least good to anyone else.. Then, when particularly to the back out FranclRquila Montoya, be rendered in said cause against interested in their doings. little fairv clinging quite cheerful tone. The transpor- fi.00; canners and cutters mostly .Tuanlta .Montoya, Ellas Mon- them and each of is coat?" asked Bright-eye- s to them, that there might be a perfectly safe local opportunity "During the last political campaign the hum- tons of your tation industry has continued $2.503.75. toya, Mrs. Jesus Sandoval. such of said defendants as shall de- orous magazines of the nation teemed with Jokes wonderingly. function little fric- 3,000. Market - for Investment,, one that would assist in further We'll said with strikingly Hogs Xtccelpts Rajome. Montoya, Elfego- Baca fall to enter their said appearance and cartons reflecting various attitudes on the "I dont know. look," tion, despite the walkout of the active on better grades, very slow Francisca P. de Baca, D. K. in said cause on or before velopment of his home town, increase the earning dominant issue All And bless your or mechanics, 10c Snllerfl. the said at stake in the elections. Uncle Wiggily. railroad shopmen on others; strong to higher. B. Katharlna v on seventh day of August, A. D. 1922. IoIIv-do- on the back - nature of 230-pou- possibilities of himself and his children then, he shades of opinions were there Tangled i. ha ,,Ltot1nl the Bulk 175 to weight to era. R. O. Archuleta, Trustee represented. coat a rur hub, iiio not for The plaintiff's attorney is O. A. will be afraid to make this proper Investment The "It is rather alarming, though, to think what buttons of Uncle Wlgglly's by strike all the shopmen going both packers and shippers, $10.60 Irene B. Candelarla and Yrene Larrazolo. whose business address must be tho mental reaction which the historian loop of thread was the missing rag out and rauure or me unnt ffl 10.7J: bulk or B. Candelaria. 21-2- 3 damage done by these swindles is not merely to be the top, $10.75; sales, Jerre Haggard, is Grant Building, Albuquer- of the future will have when he tries to set down doll Priscilla janei nucKieueny. to be extended to track workers, $10.2010.70; packer top, $10.7"; Trustee for Alfredo M. Sandoval que, New Mexico. the number of dollars take we found her! i workers. 300-pou- measured by they away as actual cold facts some of the statements which "Well. I'm glad olnrfpnl choice 260 to weight and Alfredo M. Sandoval, the Witness my hand nnd or Bill tomorrow. ho may find In our humorous and and so was the Passenger sows the seal of from John Smith today Jones publications laughed Brighteyes, was mainly responsible. $10.i5 10.35; throwout Unknown Heirs of Juan Tafoya, said court hereto affixed at my of- and tries to reconcile those written for divergent bunnv Gentleman. And it ine step ana movenraiu un.o mostly 25o more; bulk, $8.25 Deceased; the Unknown Heirs if fice at Old In They strike a blow at the present business fabric ireignt le Albuquerque the purposes. And that leads to the thought that per- ladder docsnt walk in its sleep and only slightly Interfered with, 8.75; most native stock pigs, $10.25 any of Kumaldo Montoya and of Bernalillo in and check the future development of tho entire in- tho tho man In the The dead- County the Stata haps ancient Egyptians, Babylonians, etc., reach up to tlcklo the holiday rush. 10.50. Nestora Chaves de both of New twenty-secon- d con- Montoya, Mexico, this dustrial body." were 'kidding' posterily with Home of the tales moon, I'll tell you next about Uncle lock in the coal trade has Sheep Receipts 1,000. Killing deceased; the Unknown Heirs ol day of June, A. 1922. carved on the stone rnke. effect I. People who have money to invest should consult they news prints of that age Wiggily and the garden tinued, with little apparent classes strong to unevenly higher. Isabel Sanchez, deceased; the (Seal) FRED CROLLOTT, and which are now taken so seriously by the men of the talks of government, Inter- Light ewes, $7.00; yearlings, $11 Unknown Heirs of Ramon San their" banker. He will be glad to furnish them of science." s the cf- - Clerk. Journal Want Ada bring results. ference in that trouble, but lambs. Quality plain; alii bunch chez, deceased; the Unknown By HARRY F. LEE, Deputy. ' JOURNAK July 8, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING McManw UP FATHER. Copyright. 1921 by the International Newt) Servlc. By George WORTH OF BRINGING Registered U. S, Patent orflc. $20,000 KINGSBURTS KOLUMN . II 7 APPLES ft.1. TAKE THlb COOK TO MY MOW DON'T N"OU WHEREl irA THE WORLD j Will be harvested fron a re . I'M EVER. DARE MOve A LITTLE PEACH. ROOM AN' PRETEND CAN IT BE ? I'VE LOOKED THAT orchard wi'ir.n fivu miles room frame It's a new two REAOlNT IT AN' VVHS MA5S!E I ANNTH1M OUT OF of Alhuriiiepiue, ami only naif v.'ith HCH AND LOW FOR k this cottage large sitting IT .THj Tue J'.ni rlkt. si of tho orchard T,WIUU " i!l-t- end of --r- int. porch located In north ' I i t r V . year. This orchard is on d cement foundation, v.,,. f 6 town. Has .' :'- Tgra. ROOK ACMrs. "bench" land, and the u CrrlWis l v. r--T and is plastered and wired. "I I IE."'.. M j V a. ll . . J water is furnished by pump. Water In kitchen and ditch We have a hundred .tore water for garden. Yard Is nice- tract of the same kind of land ly fenced and has several sheds that can be bought I'or f3.fiuu; for chickens, rabbits, fuel, etc. smaller little $1,U00 cash. Have alsu Lot Is C0xl48. The neatest -- tracts of tb'i same kind. for $1,850; on homo In city (I) rr it i v kd. terms. Five-roo- m brick stucco In TO distance ot busi- We have ft number of inquiries easy walking for houses for rent. LIST ness section. Jlnple floors TOUR HOUSES FOR KENT throughout. Nice lawn, young WITH US. shade trees, vines, etc. owner c is very nnxiotis to sell. J A SAVIM.S ACCOl.'XT. LINCOLN ADDITION ) $10.01) down anil $10.00 per Located on North Fourth street XH month will buy a lot paved road; large lots, (rood in University Heights. This is soil, shade, fruit trees, ditch the fastest growins addition of water, wonderful 'lew and a the city. .Select your lot today; dandy place to beat the land- we are general agents. lord on rent days. "Inc. I'Oll KKNT r-- t, , .... .: 1422 ev AuBt SEttvica, Si SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS, 9 Int'l New seven-roo- brick on $20.00 cash and balance $10.00 North Maplu street. This house per month. is furnished exceptionally well SAVE $50,00 and has nil modern conven- D, KINGSBURY MUST SELL' new iences. Will rent by the month J, Owner Moved to Denver "A REAL HOME" By taking year lease on fine or on lease. Realtor. Five-roo- 2 PAYING BUSINESS 10 DISCOUNT house, bath, porches INCOME PROPERTY Constructed of press brick, 5 modern apartment in PARKVIEW Real Loans and Well redecorated, for Sale, $5,000. n COURT, at JoO month, Estate, arranged, rooms, and glassed-i- FOR SALE On two desirable east per H, CHAS R0EHL Insurance, both exterior and Interior. Walks, Eight-roo- brick and large very heat, hot and cold water. frame; porch, oak floors, built In 907-- vines, full size lots. Priced to is nicely furnished; three sleeping front lots University Helyhts Ask to see them, and reserve one Phono (ill). 210 W. Gold. Phone In features, fire place, hot On of the best paying businesses terms if wanted. sell. porches, bath, sidewalks, trees, close-I- n now. & One is rent- water heat, large basement, in the city ,in a good, I. A. ACKERSON GRIFFITH, garaso. apartment room and rent. HAMMOND, Agent. Realtors. ed for $00; the other rents for laundry laundry location with cheap Owner will sacrifice 821 East Silver. Phone 1522-R- . and etc., located on Terms will allow business to brick home, close ir. and on a 120 S. FourtK, Phone 414. $30. Good neighborhood and equipment us an only five blocks from Central East Silver avenue. For prices pay for itself. See for splendid corner. Easy terms. avenue. and terms call. appointment. & 1F01SALE DIECKMAXX REALTY CO., A. L. MARTIX COMPANY, J, D, Keleher, TWINS! Cozy home and pro- Realtors. Franklin & fitable Investment. Two cot- Five-roo- REALTORS Company, FW 16,000 whlla stucco bunga- Real Estate, Loans and Realtors. Realtor. tages; four rooms low, modern, hardwood floor, fireplace, Real Estate Insurance Loans each, bath; Silt 211 W. Gold. Hit-lit-. corner lot, fine Public Insurance. 221 West Gold Ave. Phone 857. Phone 4t0. .. .. gas and lights. Lot 50x142. Priced furnace, cellar, garage, Notary 150. nt Gold. Phone Don't miss it. WE HAVE SOME EXCEL-le- location; Fourth ward. 309 W. Gold Phone 670 223 W. $3,250 NEW FOUR ROOM 3,750 Eight-roo- pebble J E, business and apartment dashed dwelling, bath, etc.; alio two-roo- m Gonce, Real Estate, modern with S. porch and sites on Copper avenue. adobe in rear, lot 75x142; Third 116 West Silver. Phone 477. garage, w. sido. WE HAVE ONE OF THE ward, closo In. . OPPORTUNITIES $3.b'00 VIXli ROOM MOD-Klt- N choicest close-I- n business Some good buya In Central avenua busi- $6,300 adobe plastered, three corners on W. Central. ness property. Just Listed a Bargain N'ew, modern five room home In closets, front porch, water frame m 14.500 white stucco Six-roo- Five-roo- hot heat- n Luna Blvd. brick, Heights. Hardwood floors, etc. W. siile. WE HAVE SOME CHOICE bungalow, modern, oak floors, bullt-l- house on South Wal- heater, corners outbuild- In air, lawn, shade trees, paved ing plant, garage. Close to car $4,250 NEW FOLK Income and vacant features, garage and otber ter, is first class shape; terms. THE EXCHANGE ROOM on W. Oold avenue. ings; Fourth ward. street. Can arrange line, $4,750. Terms. modern adobe, plastered, h. lawn, shade, walks, garage and It. McCLUGHAN. Realtor New five room Heights, 120 w. w. WE HAVE MANY GOOD other out buildings. A home, f;i(i floors throughout, glassed-I- n A. F1LEHSCD, Realtor bargain Phono 442-- J. 204 West Gold. hardwood floors, $2,950. BIT SMTJj 8. buya In income and vacant for some one at $3,750, with liath, ok thadk porch. Select elevation on S. Second street. Fl't, Accident, Automobile icsurnnce, terms. Tart cash. rruMTi Ki:, j:tc. location. property Bm la. Loans. good Six room Hath, H V.. I,. MrSPADDEV $ WE HAVE MANY SPLENDID Surety A3 Long As It Lasts brick, Highlands. I. 1,750 DANDY NEW FIVE No, 111 S. Fourth St. telephone) 674. Jas. M, JoTinson, FOR SALE -- Miscellaneous sleeping porch, garage. Corner Phono 1111. room modern adobe, P. apartment and home sites Terms. dash, on west sido Insurance, Real Estate, Loans. FOR SALE Uluck lot, $4,700. hardwood floors, front and the Including Per L'oa'd Fivo room In, n 216 W. Gold. Phono 210. 1835-- $10.00 brick, close High- glassed-i- S. porch. Nicely Fourth ward. A Grade lands, full lot, east located on WE HAVE THE LARGEST For Sale, University Heights FOR SALE Angora Better $16.00. Furnace, slovation. 160S-- front, shade. $5,500. Easv terms. $5,000 ELKO ANT MODERN te list of homes In Four-roo- MeMlUVO?'. A WOOD, SURE SNAP five room brick the Let us show modern house with TRY DODDV'S MILK; BEST IN TOWN. (Of about 1,000 feet) stucco, hard city. you. 2413-11- Kealtors. wood floors ex- two extra rooms. One block off Phone $1,600 For r irood four-roo- throughout, front No trouble for us to Call with 20(1 V. Gold. Insurance. Loans. n Central on best street; furnished, FOR SAl.B Double set work harness. Wagon home out on the north slile, and glassed-i- plain. At your service. built-i- n sleeping $3,150. FOR SALE 217 North Third. Terms Cash on full lot; $300 down porch, features, vines, lawn, etc. Close-i- n west ROBERTS-TURNE- REALTY SALES CO. ltOOFINO und $30 per month. side R CO. 1834-- FOR RENT Room location. I 114 S. Second St. Phone 669 Several EXPERT guaranteed work, phone new, strictly modern Roberts-Turn- er j SALE on Co, 218 W. Gold. Phone 407. brick houses on South Maple. FOR Cherries the trees, six McKinley Land Fuh ItlSNT Furnlnlipil room. 822 South We Hare Others Ask Cs. cents a 209 East Trumbull. 7 2S-- Seo Vs Ilefore You Buy. pound. phono FOR FUR KALE Two Utters of pure-bre- d Co. FOR J .1 K RENT Dwelling Lumber KKNT lit housekeeping rooms. ROBERTS-TURNE- JONES & TRTTMBELti Airedale puppies, prlca $7.50 to 820. 2"2 North Edith. R CO. FOR KENT Modern four-roo- bouse. 1916-- V. 415 South General Contractors Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1'Xtli RENT Severnl rooms, unfurnished. WANTED Miscellaneous 218 Gold. I'hone 407. RENT High. FUR SALE-f- or Uood upright piano, cheat) South Eillth. FOR 1200 East Gold. U A Apartments FOK RENT four-roo- cash. Call at 214 M - buy some shouts. I'hons Furnished house. Immediately FOU RENT closo . SD8 West Gold. Very pleasant room, FOR RENT FurnlBhed apartment. 808 North Fourth. 'In. 208 North Sixth. Bouth Third. ter- WANTED Ton - FOR KENT aeveral FOR SALE Thoroughbred pit bull FOR chil- truck. Address post- furnished houses, O. 11. RENT Furnished rooms; no orfio i,ux FOR RENT 130 and up. 1582-- rier puppies, Blumenshlne, phone dren. 110 ija. Cool, desirable apartment; I'hone 2412-R- - AUTOMOBILES South Walnut. PROFESSIONAL W A N T Eb tieciitiil-han- of CARDS adults, iosickJ SUWest Roma. FOR RENT Four-roo- SAl.K FURNISHED no furniture all unfurnished HELP WANTED FOR SALE bull Cheap, two Ford cms, huly'a modern rooms; Blck; no kinds Phone 944-- A I FOR RENT Three rooms and bath. 401 913 North Second. Thoroughbred English Moycle. V4 South rhlldren. 414 West Silver. IIIKMIi 1644-J- terrier puppies, five weeks old. Iliglr. South ; close In. Four-roo- Apply CEMENT CONTRACTORS Cavolt and JOHN IV. WILSON, Seventh, phone FOR RENT o FOU unfurnished 1512 North First. FOR SALE v.isn Buick, (60D; RENT Furnlfihed room and sleep- Pedro. Bo J South Seventh. Attorner. FOR KENT Two furnished rooms with house. Apply 801 South Fourth. WANTED Butcher at once; good 116 ing 323 South Third. wages. FOR SALE Edison phonogra"ph 150 nger Dodge. West Gold. porch. W. N Rooms IT and 19. Cromwell cool. 1727-- Two-roo- I'ED and Ironing, by II, Building, private bath; very Phone FOR KENT furnished People's Market. Gallup. New Mexico. LAItGE, cool room, Washing day 115S-- house, cash; good terms to right party. 216 EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING 67 beautifully furnished, by the dozen. Phone 1703-- Phonj ONE SMALL and one targe furnished with porch, 1022 South Walter. HELP WANTED Bookkeeper, neat, act. South K, Sheet Metal Works, 217 private tin l h. 1211 West Roma. 'r Broadway. North Third. WANTED Mul on PHYSICIANS AM) HI UtiKONB. apartment, with hot water. 1215 West FOR Two-roo- Ive, accurate, able lumber. loan good first KENT house and Blee- figure Ad. FOK SALE FOR SALE 5 Buick" CLOSti IN, month, board If desired, Roma. dress Box 88, care Journal. Tent, 1416, cheap for cash; touring (la mortg.iiTes, McMilllon A Wood. DIt. S. L. UtUl'ON, ping porch; fine shade, Phone 2348-- must sell at once. See It at 111) condition. BonU-Dllio- n Co. (1 a day; no sick. 408 North Third. e HAVE gilt-edg- e FOR KENT Furnished apartment and FOR RELIABLE agents wanted for New Mex- Ni rtn. city. FOU several first mort- llasPB of thej Btomnrh. KENT Furnlshea tiouoo with two Sycamore. RENT One furnished room for gen- . . garage. Call 15'JO-- after 6:30; re- ico and Arizona to sell the best gage loons. Who wants them! Suite. Barnett Building. rooms and sleeping South Health E W S, FOU SALE tleman; also garage. 704 West Coal. duced rates. porch, 6;a and Accident Insurance In TYP HITER all makea, tfs and up. Ford touring car, In good ft Wood. UK. H. Walter. the world for $3 condition. 603 t. CLARKE, the Roberta-Turn- per month. Albuquerque Typewriter West Copper, phone 1'OU RENT Furnished room, In private FOR RENT Three room and Five-roo- money. Co., state TRANSFER and scavenger work done, Eye, f ar, Nose and Throat. sleeping FOR KENT IJ2 South Fourth. home 423 South 2027-- j. 315 furnished house, agents, 218 West Oold, N. M, Exchange, Third, phone reasonable rates. K. A. 721 porch; private bath. West Granite, garage. f,0. S22 Albuquerque. llrlffith, Barnett Building. Phone lit. 1701-- Inquire South Arno, FOR SALE Heavy black cnamal FOR SALE Some extra etoa used cars; FOR RENT Pleasant East Iron, 1970-- Office Hours phone 1340-R- . WANTED (Santa Fa Railway) Machin porch housekeeping phone phone wing; also fcilnKer in easy terms. MclntOih Auto Co- 811 rooms, near 13'JS-W- . to 11 a. m.. 2 6 FOR four-roo- ists, sheet sewing machine, - sanatorium. Phnne WALL PAPER and Kalsomlne I and to p. ra. RENT Modern three and FOR KENT One side of double Donermakers, blacksmiths, good condition. 710 West Lead. West Copper. cleaned. apartments, with furnished. house. metal workers, electricians, carmen and FOR RENT Rooms for llyht housekeep- floors and woodwork oiled; sure; clean bath; unfurnished, 208 Throo-burn- FOR S14 West Conl. except range. South helpers for these classes. Apply In per- FOR SALE Perfection oil SALE Kissel Kar speedster, Tr ing; 218South Walter. Phone Iliii7-- oil. John (loodson, phone 134-- W. Hi. SHERIDAN, M. D. Broadway. son or by letter to V. E. super- tove with extra wicks, will traile for touring car or truck. FOK KENT Two furnished rooms, for Barton, 170S FOR RENT Nice. oean and MAX BAltUAIN STOKE, at 315 South FOR KENT Furnished four-roo- intendent of office build- glass door ovrh, $10. I'hone lsj.l-J- . West Mountain rood. sleeping Practice Limited 10 light housekeeping; adults; no sick. brick shops, general housekeeping rooms. U'l 14 North Third. First, will pay the highest prices for Dungalow; two large ing or J. P. McMurray, master mechanic, FOR SAJ E Used KUH S.M.H Ford run 6U0 second-hon- GEN1TO - IKINAHV DISEASE? 724 Huuth Second. 913 porches. Inquire tractors. and touring, miles, FOR RENT Kurniplled room or your clothing, shoes snd North Second. 9"S South Second street, Albuquerque. with dIowh also l'nrd of with furnltt-e- . AND SKXN FOR KENT gang Hardware Sedan; lots extras. The without 612 Phone 868. DISEASES OF TUB Furnished apartment for FOR RENT Modern Department, Jr Korber & fcompuny. cooper Motor Co., 619 West Central. housekeeping. North VVnssermno In light also three unfur- Small furnished Female. WANTED V'lidln students; In- Laboratory Connection, housekeeping; cottage. Phone 381 W; at 1524 FOR SALE BRING private Citizens Bank Bids. I'liono HSfl nished rooms. M5 South Arno. keys lfectT"ll oh your automobile, blacksmith, and FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for struction; rates reasonable. Start your East Central, from 9 to 12. WANTED Woman to do light house- stove, like new; n North Pole general work to 1004 East child now. 1777-- between 12 FOR RENT and houses. repair street; light no sick. 423 'Vest Phono Apartments FOR Flve-roo- work; good pay for Ap- Ice oreatn freezer. 1000 I can fix housekeeping; 2 m 8 1522-1- RENT unfurnished right party. South Edith. anything. Gordon Holloway. and p. and to p. m. J. 8. furnished or not. Phone J. ply 1416 South Edith. Iron. F. 0. BAKES, M. D. modern house, with two FOR SALE Fresh cot- - FOR KALE pea roe. A. Hammond. 824 East Silver. sleeping buttermilk and Dodge Jlrothers touring, FO RENT Nice, porches. Phone 212S-- also fresh milk In Ford Ford Huick cienn apartments, Diseases of the Eye. (i lueses Fitted Mnlp and Female. tage cheese; gallon roadster, light truck, reasonable. 21114 West RUG CLEANERS FOR KENT Furnished modern outside FOR lots. 1915-- light "fi." Come in or Imperial Hotel, 9x12 Office removed to 114 N. bath. Averill KENT Homes, att Hinds, furnished PREPARE for a Swayne's Dairy, phone and see them, Central. Rugs Cleaned. (1.26. apartment; private and unfurnished. McMilllon ft Wood, superior p..slt.Un '.y FOR SALE Pianos and phona 787. MATTRESSES renovated, 13 60 and up; st. Ground floor. I'hone Apartments, 208 North Second. attending our Summer Sessions. player pianos, RENT Nice e 84, henltors, 208 West Oold. pre-w- 106. SA I. E ruH sleeping furniture and Ervln spec- values Phone Geo. P. FOR Overland touring car, good looms. repaired packed. FOR RENT Furnished front apartment, instruction; rapid progress, Loarnard 214 new Albuquerque Hotel, 216V4 Bedding Co.', 613-- or 20S5-- FOR KENT Houses and apartments, ial summer rate. Western School for Piano Co., South Walter. tires, battery and good mechanical North Second. phones MATTRESS RENOVATING three rooms and private bath, 1522-- 1 100 once. WANTED - Kodak" Hmshinii! furnished or not. Phona J. Private Secretaries. Phon J01-- J. OR SALE Standard make uced condition; price if sold at Careful V A 3.G0 North Second, Albuquerque Hotel. A. player lti.'18-- FOR RENT rooms MATTKlrS HUN U T i.Mi, and Up. Hammond, 824 East Silver. In A- -l will sell I'hone Light housekeeping Twice dally service. Remember, satis- pianos. condition: at and rooms, cool Itug cleaning, rirnltura repairing, fur- FOR RENT Three rooms and bath, Five-roo- on sleeping close in: and faction Send TO RENT modern homo, Kent-Room- s bargain easy payment plan. Phone FOR SALE Overland touring car, good 421 guaranteed. your finishing nitura Phone 613-- or 03-- furnished, S2.50. 609 South First tor with Board 1499-.- shady. South Third. to a reliable, established Hanna packing. with gas and gnrage. Phone 1462-M- . tires, new battery, and In good me- firm, Ervln ised(lin Company. street. Inqulie Savoy Hotel Office. 701 FOR RENT Nk'ely furninhed front room ft Hnnnn. Master Photographers. West New York. TABLE BOARD, single meals served. ''OR SALE One n stroke chanical condition; price J1U0 If sold at FOR RENT furnish- 312 once. Phono ltl,1S-- with adjoining bath, for OKCIIXSiRA AND BAND Immediately, nicely FOR R:LT Four-roo- furnish- North Tenth, Wayne gas pump, at a bargain; also gentleman; three-roo- cool. modern close In. 407 West Coal. SCHOOL CHIROPRACTORS ed apartment; bath; ed $30. 1419 FOR RENT Room 218 ons chain hoist, one and one-ha- ton, FOR SALE Aulo to one hundred Call 517 West references. bungalow, South Amu. with board. parts IF" TOU have an or bftnd In- at Fruit; Apply H23 South Arno. South Broadway. 702 South Second. different makes and model cars; largest FOR RENT Large furnished bed room, orchestra E. 1.'. CHMN. FOR RENT Two nice, clean rooms and stock of used in Auto adjoining hath, to employed strument and wish to learn to play FOR RENT Furnished FOR RENT Glassed-i- n EVERYTHING IN PLUMHINO FIXT parts southwest. parties; Chiropractor. cottage, two porch, with 215 reasonable. 710 South Arno. correctly and receive class Instruction 19 2U AruiLb sleeping porch, furnished for light rooms board 114 URES, and material. and well Salvage Co., West San Antonio street, and Building. 321 South and sleeping porch. $18, south North Ma;l Pumps El Pasti. in sight reading, musical arlthmatlc, housekeeping. Walter, phone highlands. Phone 2058-- points, Thaxton Co., Phone 472-- Texas. IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, ciean rooms 1S70-.- ROOM with and Supply time, lone, tempo, scales, chords, trans sleeping porch board; 1111 FOR OR 323 rates by or week. Over Pastime FUR SALE Poultry-Egg- s FOR RENT Five-roo- 1679-- North Fourth. SALE EXCHANGE day and ensemble Join our Three-roo- brick house, large gentlemen only. Phone Theater. 211 14 West Central. posing playing, FOR RENT SALE Ulnck currents for roadster, driven less than G.ouO school now. Frail 1C. 802-- FOR SALE hens. with shower bath basement, garage and gas. Apply at CANVAS sleeping porch, with board. FC't making Ellis, phone Thirty young Minorca apartment adjoining; 701 New 1462-- pies, and Jams.' Ilent- - miles, practically brand new; a bargain; LINCOLN APARTMENTS, newly furnish S23 South 1747-- bed. 600 East York, or phone $10 per week 1207 East Central. Jellies, preserves First, phone also disappearing Apply s n Ranch, 2417-R- from 6 to 8 will coimlder Ford roadster or touring In ed rooms; hot water, cool and close In. FOR RENT rooms phone 914-- FOR SALE FOR SALE Fut chickens, alive or Coal. Cottnge, two and ROOM AND HOARD with glaBsed sleep- 12 to 1 snd to 9 trnde. Address Jlox 200, care Journal. 312 South Third, phone Routes frying two un- morning. nluhts: dressed, delivered, rhone 1K2S-- Three-roo- sleeping porches, furnished or ing porch; no sick. 1027 Forrester. FOR RENT furnished apart- furnished. 413 CEDRO CANYON FlrewoodTco, "firewood FOR .SALE OR TRADE For a good FOR RENT Two beautifully furnished FOR SALE house, partly and ground South Broadway. HOARD roadster or a rooms MII.K FED. crate fat fryers, alive or ment; lights phone paid; uood home cooking, rates by direct from Cedro canyon to user; speedster, five passenger in modern home. Apply Mrs. 7H South High. Hhoile reasonable. 415 (OR RENT 108 South Arno, seven used (123 Iressed; also Island Red lay' floor, close In; rent very tne meal or week. Mrs. Knight, cor sawed and in stove or light six private family touring car; Fred Homm. North Second. SALK-5:- 31 rooms and two-roo- hnsement. spilt fireplace Foli House and lot. Call after Ing hens. J. D. Swift, Boulevard road. West Lead. bath, ner Broadway and Gold. Phono 24U0-.1- very In excellent condition and up Phone 162S-- V. lengths; prompt deliver!'. little; FOR r.KNT One well furnished house- p m. 601 East Grand. 1D20-- Two-roo- or P. McCanns, TS nd to 20 phono rurnlshed SOFT-SPO- date; over miles per gal. of gaso- FOR RENT apart- FOR RENT Have lovely vacanoy for two Heel-a- arch cushions keeping room, close in: reasonable rent; Two-roo- cold and FOU RENT Severa modern furnished line; can be seen at 301 North Third FOR SALE cot'ago, iwo AFTER July 1, In order to make room ment; hot and water, lights convalescents. Mrs. W. H. Reed, falltn cures all foot no sick; no children. 806 West Iron. 241S-J- 421 H rent (25. 130 t?.S: on ear . phone prevent Insteps; street. Make me an offer. porches. Hntton'a Store, phone for will sell at bargain pbons paid; rent reasonable. cottages: and iz.'i;-j- 4U8 soutn Walter. troubles. $1. Planter Arch Thos. - young stock, line. at 1218 iiunporls. ELCUN HOTEL Sleepln rooms and SALE Throe-roo- 8. C. R. I. iled also South Broadway. Apply South Edith. GOOD 403 Central. ALBUQUERQUE AUTO WRlSCKINU CO. FOR modern furnish prices, fifty hens; BOARD, room and sleeping porch F. Keleher Leather Co., West housekeeping epartments, by the day, ITiOO few male finest Three-roo- ?OU RENT New and Used ed house; garage, lot, birds; stock; great lay FOR BENT Completely furnished, three witn two single beds; FURNITURE week or Tnonth. 602 West Central. c. P. Hav. 236 hot and room near Uni highlands; prl' CHICKENS, CAR, REPLACEMENT PARTS down. $30 per month. 1306 South Arno. ers Nortn tngn apartment; modern; (cold cottage, sleeping porch, vato home. 1420 East Fllvcr. 1918, g 1478-- TWENTY good chickens. Orant car, All FOR KKNT Furnished rooms Willi sleep-In- Cen- Albuqueriiuc-Sunl- r- - T 10s water. 611 South Arno. Inquire 116 versity car line. Phone new some In Stock for Cars: FOR SALE Three fine homes, East FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room seven tires, battery, furniture. ALT, before shop, porch for light housekeeping: water DAILY STAGE West Silver, phone 678. FOR RENT Two-roo- furnished house. or sell 1224 North Second. parts tested leaving and 710 tral, East Silver and University with board, suitable for one or two. lease place. electrical lights furnished. West Lead. A. fil'4 Esst Silver. To Taos Down) One and one small with 130 1472-- Radiators, parts, tops, bodies, Heights. J. Hammond, (Read FOR RENT large sleeping porches; modern; Phone 618 West Fruit. FOR SALE cow. three years old. etc FOR RF.NT Front well furnished"! Leave 7 30 a. m. furnished for per month. Cnll at 706 East Santa Fe. Jersey lights, horns. Ignition sets, springs, room, Fu '. SALE Four-roo- and bath, frame, apartment, completely FOR RENT front room and giving four gallons a day; also new Parts carried for 22 makes of cars. New adjoining bath, use of close In; Arrive 10 30 a. m. 21S Four-roo- Large phone, close in terms. housekeeping. Crane Apartments, FOR RENT modern stucco new bed throo-burn- one or htghlnnds, $2,500; easy 12:30 u. ra. 814. sleeping porch with board. Everything dresser, complete, axles, drive shafts, pinion and ring gears two gentlemen. 703 West Sliver. 15. Leave North 8evenlh. phone n 611 Room First Nntlonnl It;ink building. bungalow: glnssed-l- sleeDine- noroh: new and modern. Call 110 oil stove and other articles. North care. us in mma three-roo- Leave 12:30 p. m. fur- North Maple, carried for all Keep FOR RENT Furnished apart- LINCOLN APARTMENTS, newly furnished or unfurnished. Phone 1496-- or pnone I4ti3-- Twelfth. NEW MEXICO'S OLDEST WRECKING FOR SALE ull RENT Mudern Arrive 6:0) p. m. three-roo- ment, good location, ground floor, close nished, two and apartments, FOR RENT Some desirable fur ASUESTOS ROOF PAINT HOUSE. no 306 West and bath, good location, close In; priced To Alhuquerune (Head t'p) tn. houses, SPECIAL summer rateB. $G5 per month; In; reasonable rent; sick. 1932-I- t. cold water; cool and close 6 to owner 7:00 hot and nished and unfurnished. J. E. Gonce. excellent board, room with r lOD for all kinds of roofs, SI per gal- West Central. Phona 434. Iron. sell; leaving city. Albuquerque ...Arrive... p.m. 312 Houth Third, pnone SI4-- 116 private 401 West Lead. Santa Fe Leave... 4:00 p. m. Real Estate. West Silver, phone 477. and St. lon. The Manzano Co.. 110 South SAVE 6 on dismantled sleeping porch tray service. per cent FOR RENT Two newly furnished light Santa Fe Arrive. . .13-4- p. in, FOR RENT Three targe, cool rooms and LIST vacant John's Sanatorium, 491. Walnut, phone 1834-- Try a bnltt up wheels, FOR SALE Lly ownei, suburban home, bath your houses witn the City Episcopal phone parts, tires, batteries, springs, housekeeping rooms, modern, ground rooms Espanola Arrive. . .11 15 a. m. glaaaed sleeping porch, adjoining, Co.. for and efficient roof; will last as long as the building. fenders, electrical equip- no no 306 four and sleeping porch, city neat Realty prompt MRS. CARL BERGLUND. private sana bearings, rims, floor, closo In; sick; children, e Taos l eave... 7:30 a. ra. furnished for housekeeping, Three-burn- water, fruit trees, arbor. nicely service. 207 West Gold, phone 667. 1416 South Edith street; accom FOR SALE oil stove and ment, magnetos, gears, axles and drive West Iron. grape FARE TO SANTA It.SO. and' clean; desirable summer location. torium, fold- of box 213, city. FE, seven-roo- bed oven, four camp chairs, two steel shafs, rtdlutors, etc.; a complets line TO g 1.50. Coal. FOR RENT Modern brick modation for two patients needing t. FOR RENT and TAOS, 618 West x one Wlllys-Knlgh- Light housekeeping house, furnished suitable for boarders nurse care, $30 week or (100 ing cots, thirty-si- Inches wide, nnd parts for Overland, all models; SACRIFICE- SALE Must go this week. Rlngllng four-roo- special per sleeping rooms; gas. bath, phone; well four-roo- Albuquerque Headquarters FOR RENT Modern apart- 227J-- bed 612 H North Fifth, 4, , 8; Buick, 4; Studebaker, new house, and wat - 210 or home. 118 North Maple, phone per month; also accommodation tor two set of springs. people; no best location In lights Brothers' Clia.- Store, West Central decorated, oak floors, fine 2366-- 4. Reo 4; 4; Overland, children; city. two-roo- house In all for $l.r50 ment, newly - - gentlemen patients In annex, needing phono (; Chalmers, Paige, 416 Gold. bafk; Aver . I'hone mn. near McCiei- FOR RENT Completely furnished four- L-- West 116 hade, excellent location, general nurse care; tray service; excel RADIO GOODS New Federal headset, 6; Hupmoblle, Maxwell, pleasure ash. J. E. Gonce. West bllver, phone Fnnta Fe Headquarters Bank Confec very reasonable. 411 West Mar room house with three screened porches. and 490-- B.; Mitchell, FOTl RENT Exclusive, well furnished 477. lan park, 1439-- lent also diet, trucks: Chevrolet, tionery. I'hone 2'I2. 14&Z-- Phone or East Cen meals; special phone 16; grid leak condenser, die; rheostat, ble, Inquire 124 1365-- 6; Saxon, 8. A line new rings, room, with large sleeping porch, hot SAI.E-Ne- w phone tral. 50c; rarkln condenser, il.'.'.'i; potentio- complete FOR r.omes by owner; o.ie RENT Fu msr.ed con Jr. gears, pinions and transmission gears wnter heat and bath; centrally located. 824 one FOR apartments, meter. II: Croslev dials. 2'c; two 1744-- West Oold; TIME CARDS Four-roo- car. Phone 621 West Coal. four-roo- venlent to sanatorluma; four rooms, FOR RENT modern, furnish FOR SALE 88.60. 1, Methodist and axle shafts for any ciniosu 110 N.Tth Maple: one 210 Ranches Omnlgraph, Cottage 311-1- n two 5 - glassed-i- deeping porches, gas; im East ed house, with porches, basement. Sanatorium. Auto Co., West Copper. FOR RENT Very desirable, cool bed North Maple; terms. Call 821 West Sil- tfwr use. wb.ii 1201 East Copper, inquire 210 North FOR SAL! A small ranch, three-fourt- IN NEED OF room with and hot and cold 1943-M- . Central jbzi ibhubii FIVE full sets of Instruments, WHEN lavatory ivr. phone or see McMilllon A Wood, phone I8, Cedar. mile west of bridge; modern house. A telegraph mag- shower baths. In well furnished two- - Includes key sounder, wire, resonator TIRES, rims, carburetors, springs, private Foil SALE OR RENT lly owner, FOR RENT Attractive four-roo- J. James. wheels, gears, sxles, home; no sick taken. I'hone 1102-- or FOR RENT July and August, nicely newly and batteries; two sets already assem- netos generators, room furnished house, neat and clean; four-roo- decorated furnished mod ROBERTS-TURNE- 218 accessories call 611 West Coul. furnished modern apartment, completely company, West bled on good table and ready for two bearings horns, water and electric lights, chicken house, decorated, large porches, ern bungalow, highlands; no children. Gold, have established a land Call COME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. nnd wooil 1 3 0 1; boulevard oak floors, newly - special persons to learn on; will sncrlflce. THE shed, Virginia in hadp. excellent location near Mc- Phone 1730-- WE HAVE SALVAGED TO DATE WANTED Position Call at 1021 North Sixth, K.60-- m department. phone 411 East Silver., alter p MAKES OF CARS: - 411 West Marble, phone Three-roo- FOLLOWING Well-bui- WEST U(,UN.J- - Dally. Clcllan park. FOR RENT modern fur- FOR SALE We have some splendid AUTO TOi' ana seui Cadillac. WANTED Washing. I'hone 1.H14. FOR SALE by practical 1462-- three-roo- fur- USE EFFECTO ButcH C24. C25, D41, D55; Arrive. nished cottage; also In suburban ranches and Vale-pa- r. FB. $1175 or best Train. Depart. propositions Effecto Auto Enamel. Chevrolet 430, BUNDLE WASHING 411 North Arno. builder. cash, offer, buys 1 S .1A Four-roo- 412 Roberts-Turne- r dressing. Chalmers. Chandler, n Nu. The Scout.... 1:S0 pm pm vnn RENT apartment, nished apartment. Call South High, acres, Company. Enamel on automobiles. Dodge. Dort. and glassed-i- sleeping porch. hot or 1524-J- j Valspar Baby Orand; WANTED Housework Ly the day. I'hone No. I Calif. Limited U:S0 am 11:00 am and back porch, heat and call phono 3,300-acr- e east Print. Homestead 20 Mitch- Electric and water. The best In front FOR SALE ranch, in Plymouth Cottage Ford, Hup H. K. N.; Maxwell. 1646. city No. T '0:60 am 11:20 furnished, or unfurnish FOR RENT Furnished two and three' 1C0 rock Ad- Roof and Cement. Sat- Saxon town for healthseekers. Palmer, 1822 Fargo Fast. water, fireplace; ern part of state, cattle. Floor Paint Paint .. ell Olds 8, Overland, every model; .1 2:SR am corner ana three-roo- Leath-Co- - VV A N 175S-W- . No. The 1:M ed1 no sick, xentn puver, room houses, East Pacific; dress Hatton's Store, general delivery, isfaction assured. Thos. F. Keleher 4 and Studebaker 4 and 6; vuiiys- TED "tVork by the hour. Phone South High phone Navajo. 1705-- 1700. I; 1343-- SOUTHBOUND. phone or modern furnished houBO East Santa re, 2416-J- 40 We. Central, rhone model. after 6:S0 p. rri; Albuquerque, phone Knlght. every Nt. 19 El Paso F.ip 10:10 APARTMENTS 1002 613 East Pacific o see car in Girl In gen- WASHINGTON Apply FOR SALB Ranch of thirty-tw- acrea, FOR SALE Nearly new player piano If you don't your mt WANTED wnnts position WANTED Salesmen 27 11:11 n Nn. El Paso Esp location one of the Two five-roo- furnished o bed, tlst. eral housework. Call 5Hfl. w rentral: FOR RENT twenty-tw- teres of It alfalfa; ranch- with 100 rolls; davenport remember, WA.Vi'FU 0110 two EASTrDUND. of every 218 churn, WB ARE 8ALVAOTNQ LATH MODEL or experienced "beauty spots" Albuquerque; bungalows. 214 and North Maple; man's barns for alfalfa, metal churn, glass WANTED Position aa truck e electrlo range house, storing frame CARS EVERY DAI. salesmen, either sex, to No. i The Navajo.. 1:10 pm pm has private bath, will rent until September at 135 per nnd farm 2.6 6.6 door, steel Phone 1516-- nslt for Cllhert. b apartment -- complete equipment. Santiago by of used take orders and sell our good No. 4 Calif. Limited, .no pm pm - - - . 11 724 h cutter, In addition to the largest stock products; ana all asoaorn month. Please at East Central. Garcia, Kanchos de Albuquerque, grindstone, roller pipe WORKS 1 to 4 m. 416 F. 1:10 LE saw-cu- two In we a GENERAL REPAIR commission. Apply p. No. I 8. 7:2i pm pm D. KAKIN. Two-roo- post-hol- e t knife, the stale, carry Eight.. proprietor.uii FOR RENT house and FOR-SA- In digger, hny parts 613-- W. F. j. glass ORTRADE Five acres 2403-R- tin. of KRW seara. drive shafts. REPAIR anything. ask for West Gold. No. 14 The Scot 1:20 am f:60 ed-l- n snonls barb wire, Phone sleeping porch, nicely furnished, Frultvale. near road; fine grape cheap. In "ROM 80TTTiT DRESSMAKING paved show axle shafts and general accessories, ior HOUSE cleaning, floor waxing, lawn SALESMEN wanted for all points New modern, except fine neighborhood; or chicken terms to FOR SALE Chns. Mann), 1430-R- 11 El S5 hath; ranch; easy right (By ev.ry car, -- work. Call J. W. Lowe, : Mexico to sell the Investment Mo, rrom Paso pm 715 East or . room Oliver .,-, phone Saving. adults only. Call Silver, party Phone 693, or apply 16, First cases, scales, copying press, OUU FRTCES ARB Tits l.um.01. and Loan Contracts of the Commonwealth No. 10 From El Paso T M am 1901-- or 1100 South Walter. Dalton machine, threo WANTED Will lake caro of bahy In my phone National bank, typewriter, adding VIADUCT OARAOW, Housing Trust, 11H South Third, Albu- Vn 10 connects st relen No, threa-roo- four II. P. gasoline homo; reasonable. Address D., care - FOR RENT New house, buth. - H. P. electrlo motor, 600 SOUTH SECOND. M. Money-makin- g Valte- - Kane- Clt and FIRST-CLAS- S dressmaking, work FOR SALE Highly Improved twenty- coffee querque. N. proposi- for Clovts, Peoes 1731-- n slicing machine, tn the state. Journal. 820 West Lead, phona glassed-i- sleeping porch, screened five-- acre suburban ranch; excellent engine, sanitary two Largest parts house tion. If Interested write at once. C Coast. electrlo lights, gas and Areola twelve acres alfalfa, mill twelve-ligh- t gasoline system, WANTED Position as nurse and com Kn "1 ernneet at WltB No, by the day or at porches, dairy proposition; box two cows. of ':ln WANTED Sewing, heat. Opposite Methodist Sanatorium. balance small truck. Thousands of dollars springs and SALE--Livet- o:k panion: willing to go anywhere; best from flovls and ea and sooth. 618 Santa Fe, phone TWO FOR 1130-- TYPEWRITERS points home. East Phone 240O-R- In must be seen to be ap ELECTRIC HOT PLATES, city references. Miss Baker, phone Improvements; cow. Phone '111 tuTuT 1430-- Rohuts-Tnrne- ALL KINDS OF FOR SALE Good milk 000 North Secotid. iTiT H S FOU RENT four-roo- modern, preciated. r Company. BURNERS, FOR XV ijfw All akesvtr Cheap, AND 2404-.I- ma WANTED Sewing. 25c hour; satlstacuon five-roo- and back COOK1NO. ECONOMICAL VOUNG LADY, lu would and rrralred. Ribbons fir every brick house, front RANCH A good one. for sale; all kinds PRICE EVER stranger city, Br guaranteed. 811 South Harvard, phone shade trees. 806 South cows, LOWEST LIVESTOCK PASTURED by the month. like position keeping house for widower chine, Albuquerque Typewriter porch, large yard, of fruit alfalfa. Implements, SAT- 903-J- . 2400-K- ON ELECTRIC STOVE. 2421-- L 12. South Four.. Broadway, 160, or dall A. house, garage, bam, KNOWN J. B. Mpp, phone or bachelor: don t object leaving city, chance, phono v., . on. ana phone horses, GUARANTEED. PIIONB ivn aMrri siao uu; 624 West TIJeras, twentv-tw- o acres close In. Old town ISFACTION FOR SALE d cow with Address P. B. X.. care Journal. 216 North 1A10.T) mn vu RE! DEMONSTRATION. mall orders. N. Crane, FOR RENT 313 West McKinley avenue, Boulevard; must be sold on account or week old calf. $50. 611 North Third, WANTED Position by shoe salesman; 2417-R- GEO. 'C. ALBRIGHT, DISTRIBUTOR, three-roo- owner. or twenty-fiv- e Seventh, Crane Apartme,none814. new house; large servics health. Phone 84: HARVARD AVENUE. FOR SALE OR TRADE Voung Jersey have had years' expert gingham voile postoff!ce box 192, Old Albuquerque, N. III Write box ence and know the tiade; can furnish WANTED Sewing; plain, porch, hack sleeping porch, large pantry, one 3 cent loan cow for pony and buggy. men's madras M. FORCF.IJ TO SELL, per 1 Address I). A., care Jour or organdy dresses. 12; large shed, close to Fourth street; Investment 285, Old Town. references. FROM ROBINSON PARK Mrs. V. B. Appleby. 202 East 15U North fenced In United States Loan and nal. ONE HALF BLOCK shirts no. pleasantly located. Apply RANCH of four acres, entirely tnr fx son. which has been run FOR 8A1 E Flemish Oianis. Rufus Reds, .five-fo- wire, three-fourt- A and hat- - Hazeldlne. First with poultry bkiisixteen montns. aiso one o Black, Belgians, bucks, does and WANTED dry cleuner. dyer bun- west of Barelas ning 1325-W- , of FOR HENT Furnished new stucco mile bridge; Home Builders i.of friers. 710 West Lead, phone ter, wnnts position; capable taking built-i- n three screened porches; cent losn in United eharce of anv establish Almost new, five rooms, and sleepinp; porch, nice fea- FORRENT Storeroom galow, with all modern conveniences; house, America for 82.000 wnicn nas ueen FOR Horses and mares; 1 have dry cleaning glassed-i- n wster In house, new gersge and chicken sale ment In southwest. Write or wire K. 412 West Cop- gas. hot water, sleeping porch; twenty-tw- o month. Both should arrived with head of good hrick construction, basement, FOK KENT Hulldllig al If reasonable. houses; full blooded chickens and tur- nlng lust fifty M. 60S West Silver, Albuquerque, tures, hardwood floors, pressed H. E. will give lease wanted; mature soon. Bo. 2!L,,-,?- - voim Polormlo horse, and mares. Weight (lore, per; suitable for garage. Inquire 803 also terms. Call owner, New Mexico. on a street. Bank and South Edith. keys: furniture; 1.000 to mm. broke hot air heat, lawn, trees, sidewalk, paved Sherman.- at First 8avinis unfurnished1 24IS-J- from 1,600 pounds; 8. FOU ItENT Five-roo- LOST AND FOUND to work and some unbroke; I csn sell Trust Company, phone 418 of Houaes Phono 110 for 26 frame dwelling, at West Atlantic contain- - very cheap; also have good supply WANTED This home will pleaso you appointment. RENT Store room and cellar, Five-roo- FOR SALE Renl Entate LOST Small black pocketbouk. FOR 130. modern furnished . , ccnnrt.iiflnri and government of 10 South mbm. enff.ved. around w.iron. IF YOU want to sell that nouse or lot, hy 60 feet, the rear First 720 West fifty-fo- lot on be at Grande Second street. elegantly furnished, at FOR SALE One good return to Miss Clem harness This stuff will list It with J. E. Gonce, real estate, accessible by alley from Coal. 866. Clt Co., 807 West on Central and Second; 810 North until Fred Realty Bast Silver, near Highland park, w. c. A Wagon Tard, Broadway, . 116 West Bllver, 477; we get tho Gold and Central avenues. Uithy, Oold. 607 3. A. 824 Bast ent, y, moo-i- phone WM, J, LEVERETT, phone . easy terms. Hammond, sold See Scott Riuenour. pnone cash at Cltlsens National bank. Silver. Room five-roo- WILL arrange to suit tenant a 251100 "WANTED Ranches FOR RENTOffice WANTED To rent four or FOR SALE OR TRADE For aulo. lot on WANTED Real Estate furnlehed house or with Vliono 110. Realtor. Third and Gold. snot hrick building: good condition: auto must be In good FOR RENT Two office rooms over apnrtmenl, reasonable WANTED To rent small ranch, sullahle Mortrf Seventh; fur sale, glassed-i- n porch, tor six months mnoBlta Santa Fe shops: condition. I'hone 371, Address 324 Soutb 1 10 per month; light, IF YOU have businese property sleeping terms. Bee or write U Heyraan, J0 for raising chickens. Address Box Sd It will. ft .WooH, or longer. Address gux X., ara Journal, care Journal, Second, ... ..lilt cyiion j

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H0PI INDIAN REASONS CAUSE FROM EFFECT; WANTED FOR SALE We pay good prices for fire- LET IT BE IS DEEPLY RELIGIOUS Rooming house. Fourth and arms such as Rifles, Shot Central. See Landlady for Guns. Pistols. Must be in Olives of pickles, fancy fruits or vegetables, or PAYMENTONTHE The Hop! Indian is peaceful; A- -l condition. THEATRE that's what the name of his tribe 213 South first Street anything good to eat, or drink, we have it for means when translated into Eng- n LAST TIME TODAY you. Blackberries, raspberries, cherries that are a lish. He is deeply religious, and i evolved an intricate to even look at. ban- GRAVEL has system of pleasure Apricots, peaches, 13,000 worship, in which the use of pray- anas, oranges. er sticks, tipped with the plumage I HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY North West Lettuce. of various kinds of birds, is one Tt of features. not was ordered yesterday by ths the Important The Home green beans could be better. district court that the county com- many dances of a religious nature : Cal-O-R- the ale, Delaware punch, a, missioners "be restrained and en- in which Hopl engages, are Ginger grape juice, directed to the gods as appeals for E lemons. from or any fancy joined drawing issuing rain or good crops. Their whole Night Extra tea for iced tea. warrant against the road and bridge life Is a struggle against adverse Saturday quality for cere- danc: fund of Bernalillo county the nature, and their religious Canyon num of $3,000 or any other amount monies reflect this attitude of Tijeras sunday Afternoon Phone 28 to George Tietzel on account of his mind. His logio reasons the cause WARD'S CASH STORE, from the effect. These and other Sunday and 508 West Central. Orders Delivered for 10c been taken by officers of the coun- interesting things about the Hop! Pavilion ty and used for road purposes." Indians were told to students of Night. Tietzel'g original bill was for the university summer school yes- $8,000, but a compromise was ef- terday by H. F. Robinson, superin- fected at the last meeting of the tendent of the United States In- commissioners, when Gutierrez and dian irrigation service. and Sanchez voted to pay him Commissioner Albert G. simma voted aeralnst the motion. BITTNER HOUSE ROOMS will 221-- CINDERELLA HALL LAST The commissioners appear S19H South First. Pbone DANCE LET'S GO r Tuesday morning, July 11, In cham g TIME bers, to show wny mis lnjuncuuu Three Miles north on Fourth Street niy? i ems should not be made perpetual. GUY'S TRANSFER Mr. Simms yesterday filed an an- swer to the complaint. He stated AND STORAGE nt K. K. that he will refuse to sign any war-la- K. Jazz Orchestra for the payment to Tietzel, and We make a specialty on Inmber JACK LONDON'S nnintnH mit thnt. aa chairman. hauling and building material. KEEN KLEAN KLASSY MUSIC he Is the one authorized to Now don't forget the long trips. only Phono 371. 324 S. Second Wonderful Romance of the Great Northwest sign such an oraer. vnving rns Dime a Dance reasons for such an attitude, Mr. Simms stated that he believes the Monkbridge Bus to the Door approval and allowance of such a SEK ISLETA rutr cm nr claim Is Illegal and beyond the law- Cars rnn Tuesday, Thursday ful authority of tho commissioners. and Saturday mornings at 9:30 The only way In which the proper to this Interesting Indian pu- signature can be affixed to the war- eblo. Time, three hours. Fare rant would be the designation of $3.00, Koshnre Tours. 314 West one of the other commissioners by Gold. Phone 1500-- his colleague as acting chairman, COAL infill r him to CERRILLOS EGG which would empower sign fiir to Mr. Rlmms: the order, according UNIFORM SIZE. CONVENIENT TO HANDLE document filed yesterday. Thomas' Ice Cream More Heat Units Pound. Romeo! Wherefore Combination of His per "0 Romeo, His Remarkable and Unique 1-- More Pounds per Dollar. 2 Gallon, Packed, Two Thrilling Stories I I Theaters and $1.00 The Most Satisfactory, Economical and Convenient Fuel for Today delivered, a Ton Art Thou, Romeo?" Also Al St. John in Phone - SIS Stove and Ranges. Order Today. actress is to "THE VILLAGE SHEIK" B" Theater For the last time The ambition of every young play :3 is COAL CO. Phone 91 was sweet torture to Regular Admission Prices today, tho management repeat- HAHN Juliet. It Sybil, for she, too, ing the picture, "A Pasteboard loved. Crown," with an all-st- cast; also FOR RENT two-re- "A j be as as repeating the comedy, Four-roo- modern stucco bun- Would her romance tragic Juliet's? Or to and 1 yesterday Ageda Zamora Barnyard Cavalier." with glassed-i- n would love and success crown her life? I'bnldo Zamora, both of Albuquer- galow, sleeping I porch, built-i- n features, lawn LOCAL ITEMS que. Lyrlo Theater "Turn to th.j and shade trees. Landls Arnold, of the forest serv- Pdgiit." a wonderful story-pictur- e, 1496-W- . TODAY PASTEBOARD CROWN" ice, left last night for Cooley, Ariz., will close a successful engagement PHONE "A Coal Ca Piiooe 4 D. SupdLj' and where bo will be engaged In timber at the theater tonight; also Fancy Head Lettuce O ranges Emilia Candelarla was Lyric giver work. repeating the "Pathe Review" Green Beans l;Oiiions WITH AN ALL STAR CAST sixty days in jail for disorderly con- Mrs. H. W. Hardy will leave to- Wlnesap Apples duct, and Teodoroxia Montoya, who day for a three month's visit in Cucumbers Bananas was charged with running a disor- southern California. Pastime Theater "The Son of Because it is thoroughly Yams Plums ADDED ATTRACTION derly house on Cromwell avenue, the Wolf," one of Jack London's and Summer Squash Apricots was fined $G0 in police court. A lawn social will be given this stories put on tho screen, is being phurned carefully Green Apples Cantnloupes Clemuco Barras was fined $15 in evening by the Triangle class of the today for the last time; packed Rhubarb Watermelons M. McClellan'-law- repeated BARNYARD police court yesterday morning for First K. church on n, the comedy, "The Village Sheik," Iv GOLDEN PURITY BUTTER "A CAVALIER" peeping Into the home of l'MHo 723 North Fourth. Light also being repeated for the laijt 5 -- Lb. Can Pure Fruit Jam 95c Chavez. 915 South Third street. B. lunches a"d refreshments will b time. Golden REGULAR PRICES Chavez, who is taiil to have created served an; time after 0:30. Purity disturbance on the site of the, new S. Mahle Skeels. D. O., Citizens' ROBERT JONES was fined DELIVER. 82a S. First National bank, $5. THREE MORA MEN ARE Sank building, 8H1-- and 2022-J- . Pbone 682 WE Walter. Dr. Murray. Osieopalh. Ph. 741. niul Obstetrics spe- Butter ? con- Gynecology A party of eighty tourists HELD FOR VIOLATION cialty. ducted by the Standard Tour and will hold up well in hot Travel bureau, was here yesterday CF VOLSTEAD LAW Tho (Illdcrslecve Electric Co.,; en route from New York to 211 East Central. Phone 797-- weather. were Masca-rena- The visitors shown Joe Archuleta. Klfldo s BELDING-IIAL- STONE-LINE- and resi- L D 5 i about the city given Albnqucr and Luciano Macs, all I) It. FRANK IV Mnct'HACKEN, f t due pamphlets by the chamber of dents of the town of Mora, were 1)11. DAISY B. Mac( KACKE.J. commerce. arrested Thursday and placed un- Osteopathic Physicians. woofi. tul load der bond to In the I1 -- Factory 'ruck $l,onn appear K. , Building. Phone Office 89 W LVR R on IC four dollars. Hahn Coal United States court at Santa Fe 89-- J. Tneate Company Residence S i Phone PI. a charge of violating the Volstead DANCE Mrs. J. J. lteancy returned yes- law. Ten gallons of corn whisky REFRIGERATORS Ecus. 45c; for gale at 1 terday from the mountains neai were confiscated, prohibition offi- Gentry's CONTINUOUS TO 11 P. M. Bland, where she had been on an cers said on their return to Albu- leading groceries. COLOMBO HALL outing. Mr. Heaney drove to Bland querque. nd brought her home. MILK THAT WILL KEEP 2404-J-- 4 TONIGHT Captain Moffatt, of tho Dallas. GALLUP MINES ARE Vivian's Dairy, Phone Priced from $15 to $119.50 LAST TIME TODAY Texas, detective department, yes- terday called on Chief GaUisha at RUNNING, SAYS PAGE MY SHI'XMiB PINON NUTS Best Ventilated Hall in Mof- police headquarters. Captain will bo delivered from the Fred Best Floor. bed-U- ncle fat t his wife New Stand. City. a nice was accompanied by All coal mines in the Gallup Harvey Albuquerque. WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM "It's end was on bis way home from th3 field are at work and is N. M., UNTIL FURTHER NO- Francisco. everything S. 323 North DIME PER DANCE died police convention at San peaceful, according to Gregory TICE, tannic Spitz, George Dr. Brcwington re- Tenth. Music by Margaret , Page, Gallup banker, who was here Syncopators turned last night from Los Angelc-i- of in it." yesterday to attend a meeting RHEUMATISM-NEURITI- Calif. the New Mexico Agricultural Live- S . David and Frank Thomas have stock Loan company. The railway Ostcopu I Treatment FREEZERS Rons to El Paso to visit their fathei strike has not had DR. I). R. MURRAY, any perceptible S N. T. Phone 741. This is one of lines for about ten days. effect on the running of trains or Armijo IJIdg. the The annual meeting of Congre- business conditions, Mr. Cash ft be held in the upon Page Crump's from the famous gation Albert will said. The country in the neighbor- 2 White Mountain Freezer $4.00 play vestry rooms of the Temple tomor- hood of is in need of rain, quart at 9:30 o'clock. All Gallup Us Send a Man! Uncle George should row morning according to t lie banker, but is not Let 3 quart White Mountain Freezer $4.7S members are urged to attend, as, suffering seriously. To replace that broken window Grocery have stuck around to besides the election of officei", glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co 4 quart White Mountain Freezer $6.00 there will be matters of vital im- Pbone 421. 423 North First. 325 South Second St. meet- DEATHS ANDFUNERALS 6 White Mountain Freezer $7.00 see: portance brought before the Phone 890-- W quart ing. Mountain .. One hundred pieces of sheet WALSH Funeral services for 8 quart White Freezer $9.75 Tiiuslc, donated by Judge W. W. Mc Mrs. Arthur Walsh will bo held PAY CASH AND PAY Clellan to the Triangle class of the this morning at 9 o'clock from Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal the Immaculate Conception church, NOTICE LESS! will be sold at Itev. Father A. M. Mandalarl offi- Pat McCaffrey has opened a AUTO VACUUM FREEZERS church, this evening at 217 North the lawn social to hi given by the ciating. Interment will be in San- Plumbing Shop church. ta Barbara cemetery. Strong Third. Repair work a specialty 1870-- J. TURN PHONE 1 TO A marriage license was granted Brothers are In charge. Flour! Flour! quart to 4 quart at $5.00 to $10.00 50 lbs. Wolf's Premium STAGE TO JEMEZ SPRINGS $2.25 J. KQRBER & CO. Runs six days a week. Passen- RIGHT 50. lbs. M THE Leave Diamond $2.15 Fruits and gers taken. One way. $5. BIG HARDWARE STORE Vegetables Albuquerque at 5:30 a. m. 50 lbs. Ancnor ...$1.95 ALBUQUERQUE'S This ptay by Winchelt Smith and John E. Hazzard n Leave Jemez Springs. 2 p. m. 24 lbs. 443 New York. Now screen U. S. mail by stage. Anchor ....$1.00 Just Across from City Hall ran times in it's on the Strawberries Black Pwaspberries 50 lbs. El Sol Peaches Plums A. B. BACA, ....$1.75 Phone 3178-- Fresh Eggs 30c Phone 878 Apricots Watermelons 14 lbs. New Potatoes 50c A METRO'BEX. INGRAM i Cherries I Cantaloupes 2 lbs. Bananas 25c Bananas Lemons SECOND BLOCK 2 lbs. Green Beans.. 25c PRODUCTION" Fruit On can I Oranges Grape Second street you get your Marcus Loew and Golden Green Beans Fresh Tomatoes watch repaired so it will run and Presented by John keep time All work guaranteed Mathls and O'Hara I Squash Celery Adapted by June Mary Facts About F. i Our Seltz i Green Chile Radishes Photographed by John i Young Onions Lettuce WISEMAN Fresh 215 South Second. Today ADDED ATTRACTION: ; r Rhubarb Carrots Turnips Beets Chicken, Shoes "PATHE REVIEW" Belgian Hare, WANTED our shoes take the topmost in d 10 lbs. Granulated We think position Sugar 83s First-clas- s plumber. Must be Beef, Pork, Veal, NOTE PRICES OF ADMISSION ; every particular o good mechanic. MATINEE NIGHT (6 TO 11) 1124 WEST CENTRAL. Tomatoes, FOR STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, DURABILITY Adults 25c Adults 35c 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar 50c Cucumbers, We believe our shoes are generally conceded, even Children ...... 10c Children 15c Lettuce, Cabbage, by our competitors, to be (TAX INCLUDED) H Save your receipts from your or with purchases SHOES OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE a $10.00 order we will sell you 10 pounds IMPERIAL Wax Beans, sugar THE same careful attention is to fit and for 50c. LAUNDRY CO. Qreen Beans, The given style, i. dependable quality of our lower priced footwear a Public Stenographer, ; Plums, Apricots, is to our most shoes. ti Pearline size 23c as given expensive Room 8, Mclinl BlUff. Ph. 701-- Washing Powder, large "THE LAUNDRY down to facts we believe shoe Pearline Washing Powder, small size 4 Vie Oranges, Bananas. Getting your money ...... OF QUALITY" will do better work here than it will at other Golden Rod Washing Powder, large size 23c any OVERS AND HATTERS n Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Hats store. IUG CLEANING Cleaned and Blocked, Rug FOGG, The Jeweler Phone 453. Cor. 0th and Gold Farmhouse Preserves, qt. 55c cleaned by latest process. JUST COME SEE! EXPERT WATCH MARINO jar Engraving. Jewelry, Repairing 148 449. 201 Shoes for men from $3.50 up We deliver your order for 10c Why Pay More? Phones and North First Street. Opposite Poster flee. CIT? KI.ECTKIO SHOE SHOP Pbone 109. Shoes for women from $2.50 118 Sontb Fourth. t'lione B61-- 13 South Second. Phone Cs tour Order; We Will up Free ChII and Delivery. Free Delivery of Orders over $5.00 Do the Rest. Shoes for boys and girls from ....$2.25 up Shoes for children from up ,...... $1.50 ICES Strawberry, Raspberry, Pineapple and Grape. Build? from Tuttl-Frul- We Deliver Your Going to CHOCOLATE Shoes for babies ...75c up ICE CREAM Vanilla, Strawberry, tl Fruit Order for 10c. Salad, lot in a very desirable Chocolnjc. ORDERS OVER $5.00 DELIVERED FREE One Any of tho above will add to your dinner. residence district. Close In CREAM COFFEE location. Sewer, gas and wa- 12 ter convenient. Less than a SKINNER'S Sold at this Store. CO-OPERATI- block tp car line and two ALBUQUERQUE tn streets. Alley in rear. fr paved DAIRY ASSOCIATION WILLY-NILL- Y A bargain. See WeSeHSKINHErtfc T Thank You I Call Again. ai MR. GLENNON, the highest grade Macaroni, 60. ill Phone 205 South First Street. Presbyterian Sanatorium. Spaghetti, Eg Noodles and Phone 351 321 North Second St. other Macaroni Product.