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GAFFEE WALSH ASSERTS OF AN ABDUCTOR TO OFFICE msmrfmir ti& r' y'"gy CET DEATHS IN 1921, II Dic- AVERS Veto Was E. Wilson Gets 35 SS Harding's Raymond If Is Among the Highest; Mrs. REVEAL tated by "the Big Busi- to 40 Years in Michigan Warren's Statement Not ness Interests," Massa- for Kidnap- Defendant in Penitentiary . Received; Is Understood Clara Phillips, Are From ' chusetts Senator Says. ing Rosalie Shanty. to Be on the Way. Figures the Reg- the . "Hammer Murder," istration 34 New Bedford, Maps., Nov. 2. Nov. 2. Amid Area, States, Tries to Lay the Crime at Mus'.;ogon, Mich., Washington, Nov. t. Most of President Harding's veto of the tho cheers of hundreds of angry of Containing 82 Per Cent Door. ' tho candidates for the house Another's soldiers' citizens sur- : adjusted compensation crowded into and have reported nom- of the Population, bill was "tho busi- cham- representatives dictated by big rounding the circuit court inal expenditures In the fight thus GIVES HER VERSION ness tho secre- bers Wil- interests" through here touay, ltaymond E. far to hold or capture seats. Ac- INCREASE of the treasury, Senator Da- son, confessed abductor of "OM, 065 OF THE FATAL FIGHT tary sen- cording to preliminary statements, vid I. Walsh said in a campaign Rosalie Shanty, was 100 have more OVER PREVIOUS YEAR tenced to Mar- less than spent speech here tonight. imprisonment at than $1,000 each in the election A- for 35 to 40 The Tale of Jealousy and "At the direction of one of the quette years. campaign, not counting primary leading representatives of the court expressed regret- a life term expenses. The total cost to candi- California Has the Highest lleged False Accusations ultra-ric- h in the United could not hu imposed. will group was dates primary and election Death Rate, 24,4 Per Caused Her to Go Into a States, the present secretary of the Thirty minutes later Wilson not be reported until within thirty chief owner o one on his way to prison, heavily November 7, when treasury, the - days after each 100,000; Among Cities, Brainstorm, She Says, of the greatest monopolies in the guarded by deputy sheriffs who ' t'Jf Ytfrv candidate must show above or be- world the aluminum trust every feared they might be unablo to low J.I.OuO, the limit fixed by law. Los Angeles Leads, cope with the crowds. to- Los Angeles, Nov. 2. Peggy effort to adjust the compen- Additional reports were filed sation of the veterans of the war Cliilcl Is Recovering. day with the clerk of the .louse Nov. 2 the As- Caffee wielded the hammer that The of within by Washington, (by has been thwarted," Senator Walsh kidnaper disposed campaign committees showing sociated There were 10,-16- 8 beat the life out of Mrs. Alberta more 12 hours after his arrest. Muske- Press). said. "At his demand, than contributions since the first filing deaths from accidents caused Meadows, according to testimony any other person in the country, gon tonight turned to tho relief a week aao. was by automobiles and other motor given here by Mrs. Clara tho bonus has been thrust aside by of tho child, who reported The republican national commit- today from mistreat- tee of $1 the on trial for Mrs. Mea- a presidential veto. slowly recovering reported gifis 9,725; vehicles, excluding motorcycles, Phillips, "At his instance, to the satisfac- ment and exposure at a farm house republican senatorial, $1,050, and during 1922, in the death registra- dows' slaying. tion of the International banker near Dublin, Manistee county. The the democratic national, $10,434, tion urea of the United States com- Peggy Caffee was the state's a secret commission was organized best medical attention obtainable Tho prohibition national com- prising 34 states, and containing star witness against Mrs. Phillips to refund the enormous sums of was provided tor Rosalie and It mittee contributions figures were 82 per cent of tho country's pop- and was accredited with being the money duo the American people was believed she could be brought $3,717. ulation, the census bureau in several In- witness to through loans to foreign govern- to a hospital here days. Nothing Spent by 1U. today. That Wuv an only eye the alleged the war. His 'con- It may lie months, however, the Preliminary reports by house crease ot 1.065 over 1920. Tho Mrs. ments, during slaying by Phillips. ception of the government's rela- physicians said, before she regains candidates show that about 200 death rate per 100.000 population Mrs. Phillips told of the events which normal slate. spent nothing in the general elec- was 11.5, with 10.4 in to tionship to this great debt, mental compared leading the killing last July, of amounts to over, $11,000,000,000, No effort was made today to tion fight. 1920. California led all states in Mrs. Meadows' alleged statement was unlimited have the little tell the story of The list includes those without the death rate, while among the she was to run that authority girl that preparing should be given to him to nego- her two days wandering through opposition next week, although cities of 100,000 or more popula- away with Armour Phillips, hus- tiate In secret this refunding, Such a tho forest after i.ho was released Left to right: J. J. Hayes, commander of Ryan post, Veterans of Foreign wars; Strt K. D. Murphy; Mrs. most of then had previously had tion, Los Angeles led. of accused of more in in- band the slayer, and power which any man would seek by her abductor but in her delir- Anna Sh nahan. Gold Star mother, whose son wag buried at sea, prsenting wreath to Thomas Fields reported or less expense There was about 28 per cent a fight that followed between her a should ium some idea of her experience which he will drop on the waters at and F. X. O'Brien of New tho primary. House officials, fa- crease in the automobile death Mrs. for himself in democracy Plymouth, Enc, Congressman Jersey. with and Meadows, and said that characterize him as unfit for pub- was given. miliar congressional fights rate from 1917 to 1921, while the when Mrs. Meadows was getting of- "I remember when he me The was taken on board sailed for have found that in some In- actual number of deaths in 27 the better lic office. This same cabinet pushed . photo Kurope, taking with him dead in cemeteries in Fiance. He stances a man's of the fight, that Peggy ficer directed the program that led into tho automobile and I remem-b- the S. S. George Washington, just several wreaths to place on the Is also taking abroad a wreath to principal expense states for which data Is available Caffee rushed in with the hammer, a na- is reported after the election. 41.2 In to the reduction of taxes upon cor- r him," Rosalie said with before Thomas Fields, senior tomb of the French unknown sol- cast overboard off Plymouth, ling-lan- d, increased per cent. Deaths l'pggy Struck Alberta. in shudder. "We rode and rode and tional vice commander of Na- in on Armistice and "He still may keep well within the are announced as came poration stocks and profiteers the dier, Paris day, to the memory of the sea the law and no? his hand registration' "Peggy with the hammer tho sum of $615,000,000 per an- then ," and her mind wandered tional Disabled Soldiers league, on the graves of American soldier heroes. tip prior follows: 1917. 6,724; 1918, 7,525; and struck at Alberta and beat her she Raid: "I am lo tho voting," an official explain- 1919, 7,968; 1920, 9,103, 1921, num." again. loiter ed. is and with it, and everything went black will scold me. "Moreover, the biggest cost 10,168. afraid my mnmnni in the cam- before my eyes," was the dram- t wonder where I was last few days of the The rate 100,000 In tho cities that doily paign and on election per atic climax of her testimony. working is. I hope mother put day." was 15.8 last year, an increase of Weeping and rubbing her eyes RAILROAD DEMOCRATS- WILL ANNIVERSARY OF THRACIANS Itepresontntive Alice Robertson 0.8 over 1920. SEEKS it uway." ILK or Oklahoma, the unan with a handkerchief, Mrs. Phil- Once she spoke of being forced only Of the 34 states in the registra- lips gave her version of events in member of the house, was among to enter a vaeunt house the the to tion area, California had the high- surrounding the slaying. highest spenders, according est with 24.4 100,000. woods. the preliminary reports, her total rate per It was a tale of Jealousy and DF round Alive Only Hy (luuicp. DE REVOLUTION New York state registered the false accusations which, ABOLISHMENT VICTORIOUS TO BAREFOOT OIER being $3,695. Among contribu- according It was only by "chance that the Miss Robertson one largest number of deaths with to the defense's contention, caused child was found alive, the forest tions,of reported an Increase of 222 over 1920. her to go Into a "brainstorm" the one $200 by Secretary Weeks and in which she was lost being $l,10n by the Woman's National Tho rate per 100,000 and the day Mrs. Meadows was beaten to of tho wildest in lower Mich- QTfiMV number Increase or decrease In death with a hammer. RULE spots INKLE BE CELEBRATED mmm Republican Club, Inc. OVERTIME igan with a few farms and roads T0ESDAH1 that rate, as compared with 1920, The defendant first related hap- sirs. Patterson Spent $12.". onlv vast stretches of jack pine, uiuibi uiuimniu No statement had been received shows: penings on the Otero-Warre- Friday preceding heavy underbrush and swamp today from Mrs. n, re- California, 24.4, increase, 3.3; the she Mon- slaying. That night, said, I lands. A farmer found her as lie nominee in New Colorado, 12.6, increase, 0.2; Armour L. Candidate for Governor Ex- Russian Revolt Will Be Five Food publican Mexico. her husband, Phillips, C. and A. Also Asks Labor, was looking tor livestock mat had Refugees' Prepared but it was reported on the way. tana, 8.3, Increase, 0.2; Nebraska, accused her of spending the night cone ust ra v. Esther 7.9, decrease, 0.1: Utah, 11.5, in- a man at nnrlu nknnnn ntlini pects to See His Party Years Old Next Week; Supplies Have Given Out; O'Keefe. democratic nom- with Camp Baldy. DUdi iu oiicmye vuiu The cniul ,ost lnost ot hpr cloth. inee ln the thirteenth Indiana dis- crease, 0.2, and Washington, 14.5, She said she denied this and tO the tattered remnants that Record But Be Are listed Increase, 1.0. him RllleS Pertaining Train .Ins and a Majority, Demonstrations to They Subsisting Upon trict, the expenditure of asked Phillips who told that. . remained were wet. . The brush $o6I), while Mrs, Lucy Phillips, she said, it was Gives Out No Held in and Corn. Patterson, ' "replied ana tnginemen. had scratched and bruised her Figures. Every City. Cabbage running as a republican in the GRANTS INJUNCTION Mrs. Julian McElroy." body, fifth North Carolina, that next Mrs. con- ' Asso- reported (The day, Phillips Chicago. Nov. 2. Abolishment "Wilson. quailing before the Special to Ilic Journal. Petrograd, Nov. 2 (by the Salonikl, Nov.,JJ (by the Associ- she spent $125. KEEPING MAYFIELD'S tinued, she followed her husband N. 2. TtOHwpll bouse-membe- of time and,' one-ha-lf overtime pay crowds, whs arraigned early today, .Roswll, M.,.N'ov ciated Prens.) The fifth anniver ated Press.) Whan the Turks en Among seeking lo" Mrs, McBlroy's house and there waived examination and was im- - of revolution which swept tnose NAME OFF THE TICKET eight-ho- and alter- today welcomed home Its foremost sary the ter Eastern Thrace they will find reporting general heard him repeat the accusation, after the day taken neiore Soviets will oe election expenses of $1.00u or Mrs. Meadows was of of and rules mediately Pitizt,n. JamC8 F Hinkle, the dem- - .the Into power an country, but one which but declaring ation rates nay of circuit court.juaj 'brated Russia next orderly more Include: Timberlake, Colo- Tex., Nov. 2. 'his she turn-aroun- d runs; cratk "0 nee for ar-- )aRrRcr us Groesbeck, Judg Informant. Mrs. McElroy, governing short governor, Bnd wU is unoccupied,' the rado, $1,357; Leatherwood, Seventy-sevent- h was home pleaded guilty and the judge ac a scalo virtually Utah, A. l. Blaekmon of the said, told Phillips the charge road service; absence from eented after brief ques- - rived here this afternoon to spend r than ot bulk of the. Greek $1,000: McArthur, Oregon. $1,289. not she was with basic and call and tho plea tl,r PPlendQr anything great military Ulatriot court here today true, that herself terminal day tionlng. then adjourned the case the remaining days of the cam-unt- il the kind yet attempted by tho bol and civil has left. Those Candidates, not incumbents, re- a injunction re- Mrs. Phillips at the camp. release applicable to Its engineers, population election granted temporary serv- this afternoon when sentence paign at home. He has been on sheviks. are mostly Turkish or porting general expenses straining the secretary of the state of Mrs. McElroy, who testified to firemen, conductors and road ' anniver- remaining of $1,000 or more, inel do: Hertz-ber- wr.s the was pronounced. the roail for two months. Next Tuesday, the fifth Texas from certifying the name of the same effect earlier In the day, ice trainmen sought before nearly bolsheviks cap- Jewish. fourteenth Texas, $1,490; can- vmisou was ad-r- sary of the day tho Karle B. Mayfield as democratic also asserted she had made accusa- United States railroad labor board tt"L'," during which time he made 90 General Nider, the Greek! com- Simpson, sixteenth Texas, $2 475 & Alton d a term in Jackson tured the leaders of the Kerensky didate for United States senator. tions against Phillips concerning today by the Chicago was as a la Jrepses on dem- mander In chief, declares that the and Winters. Wyoming, $1,500. to make Mea- In road and He employed railroad regime tho winter palace, Hearing on application his acquaintance with Mrs. railroad. Changes near Grand All Roswell was at the station onstrations will be held in every last Greek will be out of the prov- the was set dows. She said members of both service rules for yardmen also borer at Plainwrll, November lit. Injunction permanent yard Rapids. this afternoon when the nominee city and town In soviet Russia. ince by for November 4. Phillips and Mrs. Meadows fam were Included. Tho only animate things about and O. lieall, ot Orders have been Issued that every The injunction is similar to that ilies had "begged Armour Phil- llyron secretary house nnd must fly a red tho deserted villages now are tho filnckmon Octo- Al- GOMFFRS CRITICISMS ar- building publIdebTof granted by Judge lips to cease his attentions to WORLD PRODUCTION tho state central committee, a to avoid dogs waiting patiently for wa RAILWAY'S RKUl'KST rived. An automobile led flag at least yard long jfaithlul ber 28, court attaches said. It berta Meadows." parade, and of a heavy the masters who will never return. out, that tbls was OF COTTON" IS ABOUT by a band, escorted tho candidate arrejt payment l Unable to obtain food or water in pointed however, Corroborates Testimony. Nov. 2. re- fin(1 a new injunction, fnasmuch as the Julian son of tho wit Washington, The from the station to his home. The cssen- - wnac now a a no im.ui a McElroy, & rail- SAME AS LAST YEAR All ivork excent that of an resemuii original order was set ness, corroborated his mother's tes- quest of the Chicago Alton streets were lined with cheering on die while tho restraining road labor board "for abolition of tial public nature will cease land, they guarding united states aside by the Fifth court of civil timony about the conversation the citizens greeting Mr. Hinkle. farm houses. Dallas. the eight-ho- day and extra pay Washington, Nov. 2. The world Mr. Hinkle arriVed hero from Tuesday. appeals at Saturday before the slaying, also com- Ground will be broken in Mos- The correspondent has just new for overtime" was characterized production of nil kinds of Las Tues- The injunction restrains) that he heard Phillips say he had Vegas, where he spoko cow for a to be known as completed a ten days' survey of of and oth- Mea by President Gompers of the mercial cotton for the current year He in Puerto park Macedonia automo- Secretary State Staples "planned a trip" with Mrs. h ac- day night. stopped "I.enine and a cornerstone Thrace and by er and officers American Federation of Labor in will approa-- 16,750,000 bales, de I.una last square" shows increase state county from dows. McElroy also asserted that night for a short will be laid for a monument to be bile, the trip extending from the name of Mr. May-fiel- d, a statement today, as "an indica- cording to figures compiled by the his- certifying the Mrs. Meadows hnd told him she - meeting at which he was accorded on where an at- gates of Constantinople to the on. tion of the confidence thnt rail- census bureau and made public to- ovation erected the spot from printing his name "loved Armour Phillips. in labor a was made to assassinate the toric plains of Drama, and from the official ballots or from send- roads have the railroad Irom present indications, tempt anck-n- o ; Mrs. Phillips dotailed the cir- day. Tho candldate is ruelnff highly soviet the ramparts of Adriano-pl- More Than out or con- board." statement by the bureau adds, the over outcome premier. $265,000,000 ing receiving baPots cumstances leading to the arrival he was In- optmjstie tho of the to the bleak shores of the his name, It was announc- Mrs. Mr. Gompers said world crop will be about the same electlon when lie Added to It Octo- taining of herself, Mrs, Caffee and formed that the request of the Tu(.suay, expects A"gean. During ed at the court. Meadows hillside where as last year, to see a democratic re The 2."0-mi- stream of human- at the spot Alton was "backed by all roads." for this majority ber; Issuance of Govern- the slaying occurred and told of American production corded t!.roughout the state. Mr. ity, cattle and vehicles continues If the Alton succeeds he declared year has been figured by the de- - MOTIONS ARE STUDENT IS how the three talked over the re that other roads would follow with Hinkl believes that the republi I its weary trek westward Into the ment Securities, Reason. KILLED, lations of Mrs. Meadows and Mr. partment of agriculture ac can in all of their coun- desolate uplands of Macedonia. similar requests. He forecast a bales. majorities ANOTHER INJURED IN .Phillips. on ties will be cut down while the Home of the refugees have been Nov. 2. An In- granting of the request the Consumption during the year bo Washington, According to her, Mrs. Meadows conduct" of add- democratic majorities will walking barefoot over tho rugged, crease of more than $265,000,000 AN AIRPLANE CRASH "past the board, ending 31 aggregated DF IN 19 admitted that she lo'ed Phillips ing that the request constituted July greater this year than ever before. DISPOSED stony roads for days. Their in the public debt during October was to with bales of the world's sup ho is not to food have i and preparing go away another Rttack on labor and say- to re However, undertaking prepared supplies given shown in figures made public Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 2. G. W. him. so as ply, according the bureau's guess any figures.- Mr. Hinkle will out and they are subsisting upon ing that long they continue ports. The world stock on hand today by the treasury. Womble, Vanderbilt university "Then she slapped me and we "it is impossible to full atten- rpmaill ln Kosweil until after he raw cabbage and cracked corn. On October 31, the gross Pub we give nn that date was given at V to student and resident of Kl Paso, and we and ' votes when he will go CASE Tho mothers and children are lic fought, fought, tion tb constructive work for the 000 bales. - Tuesday, MAYFIELD debt stood at $2.1,077,000,000, Tex., was killed and. Ted Clark, fought," said the witness, and went betterment of industrial life." 53. Santa Ft. suffering untold misery. One as compared wilh $22,812,000,000 was on to tell the details of tho The bureau's reports showed the hears the old cry: "Come into on Livingston, Tenn., injured strug "If the railroads felt that they or tne worm September 30. and with when a Curtiss plane in which gle. Finally, she said, Mrs. Mea had to make Ruch a disposition pronaoie Macedonia, and help us," but there on October 31, 1921. reactionary stocks 31, as follows: is no devot- they were riding crashed 14 miles dows had the better of it and the move," Mr. Gompers' statement July A Third Is Modified by trie help except from that Issuance of government secur- from Nashville this witness called Mrs. Caffee. In American mills, 1.220,000 ed group of Americans identified afternoon. had said, "then It is well that they did : else- TALIAN ities in excess of redemptions dur- u civilian Caf-fee- bales-- and PRIME Ap- Clark, flying student, When she had told of Mrs. 's so to election." in public storage Fifth Court of Civil with tho Near Kast Relief. prior the 1,612.-00- 0 ing the month, particularly the was the when It ap- where in the United States. Hundreds of exiles the piloting plane alleged response to this Senatorial drop by half billion bond issue, treasury crashed. He will recover. Wom- her halted the di- bales: in British mills and peals in Texas roadside, too weak to keep up with officials peal, attorney bales: ot sea to explained, was responsible ble and Clark took off at 8:30 rect examination. I ports. 1.201,000 the human caravan of misery. for the was not Great 121,000 bales: ln MISTER WORKS Legal Battle. increase, regarded o'clock, the Instructor to give Clark are mules - After detailing the movements of OE Britain, - - They Julned by horses, as wilh the orderly a lesson in control of the- Mrs. Phil UNHID continental mills and norts, 1.528,- ami whose carcasses interfering plane. herself and Mrs. Caffee, mo- dogs, impart reduction of the 000 bales: at sea to the continent, Dallas. Tex., Nov. 2. Two to quarterly national Officials at Blackwood i'leld for Hps related the meeting with Mrs. or and a third a grim aspect the great moving debt. tho 136th air Meadows and events the 211,000 boles; at Bombay and tions were disposed drama of sorrow. squadron, recently following and In modified by the fifth court Ordinary receipts of tho govern- warned both men, who are civil- to Montecito drive. Alexandria, 1,137,000 bales, DAILY today B. Torrential rains are adding ment October trip ALL SOFT GOAL and to Canada, and other 15 HOURS: of civil appeals in the Karle to tho There is during aggregated ians, against flying, condemning tn "Told Allcrta to Stop." Japan case. greatly suffering. $301,000,000 compared with $238,-00000- 0 as unfit for service. ' I told Alberta countries, 2,506,000. Jlavfleld ballot injunction no no water and no plane "On Peggy's signal The motion for rehearing in the fuel, drinking jn October of last year, Both men were pinned under to stop, that I wanted to talk with case was shelter, while the total the ar- Al- Corsleana injunction of expendtiures wreckage when assistance her," she testified. "I asked RECEIVED BY Mussolini Many the women are about to re- $2,500 Benito Also overruled, this action automatic- become chargeable against ordinary rived. Womble died before reach- berta if she had been going with FIELDS FAVOR ED of the Cor-'sica- mothers, and children are ceipts for tho month amounted to Nashville The her SENATOR BURSUM FOR All His ally disposing finally born the roadside without med- ing a hospital. body Mr. Phillips: if he had bought "Exacts" That restraining order and ren- by $466,000,000 as against $363,000,-00- 0 will be sent to El Paso tomorrow. a wrist watch and the tires on her it ineffective. ical attention. The death rate In October a year ago. 1 USE IN N. M. CAMPAIGN Ministers Labor Hard; dering children Is car. She denied It all, so said A filed counsel among the distressingly Public debt for the find Phil- Will motion today by receipts PLEA OF INSANITY OF we would go back, Mr. Go Far Toward Elimi to Monopolies. for the seeking to keep high. month totaled $967,000,000 aa and face it out with him. Chicago, Nov. 2 (by tho Associ- Suppress parties to Along the railroad lines are lips na- Mayfleld's name off the ballot, against $81,000,000 during Ihe PHILADELPHIA WOMAN "As I started to get into the car nating the General Strike ated Press.) Tho republican of boards ot countless other fugitives. The same mouth last while debt $11,856.12 Rome, Nov. 2 (by tho Associated cite members election Greek year Peggy said. 'Clara, are you going Is tional committee spent sixteen counties to show government has suspended $702,000,-00- 0 ATTACKED BY like Problem, Report of U. more received the Press.) Benito Mussolini, the new different in expenditures aggregated STATE to let her get away with a thing than it during 15 cause why should not be ad- regular passenger traffic order $546,000,000 in Octo- M. of A. week October 31, according premier, In addition to working they to expedite the movement, and ull against that?' W. Committee. ending a fa- judged ln contempt was overruled ber, 1921. 2. emo- i me not of hours daily, "exacts" this is box to Philadelphia, Nov. The "Peggy kept encouraging to the second report campaign his by the court. Insuffi- available cars are loaded Customs October to contributions which was filed with vorite word of his that all appellate with the evicted popula- receipts durlrg tional insanity plea of the defense let her get away. Washington, Nov. 2. Complete ministers also shall work hard. ciency of evidence was the grounds capacity increased as compared with a year in the case of Mrs. j Alberta said, 'I might the clerk of the house of repre- motion. tions of a thousand towns and vil- Catherine "Finally unionization of all the bituminous To each member of his govern- for overruling the ago while internal revenue collec- Rosier, on trial for slaying Miss CnnHnnrA nn Two. coal fields within the United sentatives in Washington today. The court modified its order pre- lages. tions declined. from cus- Page States, W. of na- ment, Mussolini has allotted a Old men, women and feeble ReceipRs Mildred Geraldine Reckltt, her ana elimination of the nonunion Fred Upham Chicago, in a rela- viously made summoning Attorney toms duties for the month aggre- tional treasurer, advanced that task, desiring to solve of children soon succumb to the rig- husband's stenographer, and under mining areas which have supplied tively Rhoft time the difficult prob- (leneral Keeling and Secretary gated $40,000,000, compared with indictment for her hus- amount to make good the deficit, State" to ors of hunger and exposure and in- slaying a part of the country's coal supply lems that since war have found Steples appear Monday $26,000,000 a year ago, while band, Oscar, at the same time, was national strikes, will far the report shows. The first report, and show can why they should their bodies remain for days in come and tax collections during go Mr. Up- no solution because of the alleged al- profits Vtacked by Maurice Z. WEATHER filed a week ago, showed these cars with the living. $487,-000,0- today toward eliminating the general incomDetenee of narliament, use not be adjudged in contempt, to totaled $27,000,000 against assistant district in a ham had already advanced $25,000 low the two officials to appear Every railway station is crowd- Speiser, attorney, strike problem the industry, less struggles and the weak- dis- in October last year and in the common- FORECAST. committee of the United Mine for the same purpose. party either in person, by counsel or by ed with groups of famished, miscellaneous Internal revenue for summing up statement shows nesses of the various succeeding ' tracted outcasts and all wealth's case for the Jury. Denver, Colo.. Nev. S. New Workers of America to Today's receipts brief. their to $78,000,-00- 0 reported of since governments, which lasted only a trans- the month amounted He urged the Jury to "put your Mexico: Unsettled probably day to the United States coal com- $18,725.50 the' previous Following the disposition of the worldly possessions, awaiting $113,000,000 in Octo- Friday, and of 2. few months each. cases Associate Dexter against feet down on Jealous married wom- snow or rain north portion; Satur- mission. report, expenditures Mussolini believes thnt the most Justloj portation. ber a year ago. en who act as the The held Hamilton announced from tho accuser, prose- day generally fair and colder. committee that the dur- urgent question of all is the bal- cutor. Judge and executioner." Arizona: non-unio- n The principal disbursement bench that "we this as : Unsettled Friday, prob- fields, by lower scales of ancing of the budget. Believing it regard KERMIT ROOSEVELT ably snow northeast cold- of ing the week was $25,992.65 to the terminating our Jurisdiction in the CONVICTED OF portion, wages, continuously fighting the is impossible further to increase case." WOMAN er extreme north Satur-fla- y National Kepubllcan Publishing ex- ' ORIENT MAJ. JOHN AST0R portion; union, and otherwise, prevented an Oc taxation, as it has reached the SAILSF0R J. generally fair. stabilization in the industry. company of Washington for revenue The motion to cite the sixteen MANSLAUGHTER GETS tober printing bill. treme limit beyond which county election boards for con- IS TRANSFERRING HIS As to local strikes, the commit decreases rather than augments, B. Nov. 2. Ker-m- it TERM LOCArj REPORT. tee a II. O. Burstim, of Socorro, N. tempt was filed by Attorney W. W. Vancouver, C, REFORMATORY " said, large number are due owing to the collapse of produc Roosevelt, son of former Presi- WEALTH TO ENGLAND Conditions for twenty-fou- r ST., received $2,500 to be spent on Nelms. It was alleged that if they the to the conduct of "arrogant petty tion, he hag decided the inevitable dent Is here to- hours ended at 6 p. m. officers of and organized work in his state. had not already, they would vio- Roosevelt, leaving Cleveland. O.. Nov. 2. Mrs. yesterday, mining companies," remedy Is a decrease in expenses. on tho of a Kri 2 recorded by the university: to violations of contracts late the Corsleana Injunction by day Empress Russia, Mabel Champion, charged with the London, f. (by the Associ- fixing Mussolini intends to suppress all Canadian liner for the orient. Tho-na- s Highest temperature conditions RELIEF FROM TAO DAYS. placing Mayfleld's name on the first degree murder ot A. ated Pre?' , Major John Jacob ..'..6 wages and working by state monopolies and steamship ballot. It was filed "There Is no dubt in my mind," brother Viscount Uowest either the or tho em- Nov. 2. Relief from rail- this morning O'Connefl, carnival promoter of Astor, of Astor, ,...28 employer Chicago, subventions and to entrust the and disposed of by the court this he said, "that the ruling of At- New ln who is contesting Dover in the Range 36 ployes. tag days was in sight for Chicago tobacco manu- Haven. Conn., a restaurant Mean ways, telephone, afternoon, torney General Daughcrty prevent- here last July, was found guilty of coming elections, replying to a ....46 The committee further suggested today os a result of a resolution factories, posts and telegraphs, the The election boards of fol- sale of on American at 6 a. m... 49 in- the ing liquor manslaughter by a Jury composed heckling question, today said: ''I Humidity that the commission employ, adopted by the city council limit parcel and other monopolies were in will throw a deal of at 6 p. 20 to look posts lowing counties named the ships great of seven women and five men in am transferring my wealth from Humidity m...; vestigators into actual ing the number of tag days to to private companies. All these motion: business toward Canadian ports. common America to Precipitation 0 causes of coal strikes and to select three each Council a pleas court here tonight. this country." U'lnd year. reports public, services now represent Wharton. Shelby Jackson, Mills, Mr. Roosevelt declared that the Judge Bernon Im- (Major Astor, with J. A. velocity ...14 thoroughly competent nnd experi disclosed that there were 62 tag loss of millions nf Tiro vcnrlv. while on immediately Walter, T)lrectIon of wind. .Southwest Madison, Waller. Hood. Tarrant. ban alcohol was not the reason posed the maximum sentence of recently participated ln Lord .... enced newspaper reporters" for tho days for various charities during 25 years ngo they formed the back Nacogdoches, Hall. Dallas, Sabine, he was traveling on a British ves in Northcllffe's share Character of day...... Clear task. the first ten month of 1922. 'bone twenty years Marysville reform- in the London of the finances of the state. wise, .wooa, urn ana .Wichita. sel. atory, , Tlmea for more, than $8,000,000.). Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 3, 1922

ENEMIES IN JfULITlCS UNLY injured are republicans. Two men,., ings were held at Tecolote on the Parcel GUYLER DIES IN GREAT BRITAIN LIQUOR S LAMED night of the disturbance. Mrs. M. Delivery J. O'Brran of Santa. Fe had Just PHONE 360 completed a republican meeting M ;1 when the democratic meeting, ad- - Mrn flvrnn Arnhthnld And Messenger Service. GAR OF VOTERS REVERSE FOR Hmunp hv I PRIVATE TECQLQTE was opened. liig Stills Captured. 9 y- Two large stills and 400 gallons of moonshine whisky were cap- ! LABOR SCHOOL BATTLE C. H. CARNES PRESIDENT REft tured near Tecolote Wednesday by ' V prohibition officers. The stills are 'fj said to belong to Bins Duran and I Brat l.ll.ni I ill lIltAlf who were ar- WV.Y K.m- -I .i:x Out of 574 Men in Over Enrique Montoya, - ti. Candidates, Only Engaged Fight rested In with the dis- 101 R HYiiirth TO Director of the Pennsylvania WW- nv'." ftwit?. connection Phnno 1(1X7. Is a 215 Were Successful in Horse Race and Did Not turbance at the school house Railroad Company Liquor Is said to have been the cigarettes a the Municipal Elections Shoot at Democratic Wo- cause of the school house row. f9M. j Victim of Apoplexy, Held Recently. men, Declared. ; Physician Says. HOPE HAS ITS FIRST

!' LUMBER 2 Asso- to The Journal Nov. London, Nov, (by the Wpeclnl FROST OF THE YEAR Philadelphia. Almost Las Vegas, N. A!., Nov. 2. The of ciated Press). the entire Du-ra- a director the of n, GLASS PAINT BeWitt Cuyler. of the world preliminary hearing Boque ' Railroad compwy attention political Bias Jose Duran, Pe- Hope, N. M., Nov. 2. Hope was Pennsylvania In sur- Duran, are CEMENT PLASTER of tho today was absorbed the dro Montoyu and Enrique Montoya, visited by a good rain Sunday night They and chairman found of and Executives' association, was prising result the municipal who. are alleged to have taken part Monday. Monday night Hope in tho private car of elections, in which labor suffered in a riot at tho Tecolote school had a light frost, the first of the GOOD! dead today re- season snow In President Itea of the Pennsylvania an overwhelming defeat. The house during a democratic meet- and the foothills. street station. turns in seventy of the leading has been set for No- in Broad Broad ing recently, At The car arrived at boroughs In the provinces show vember 10. The hearing was to the week's end, little Wlllard and was was In fore-ha- d Glass-Lumb- Nation early today that out of 574 labor candidates have heen held but was put Thompson kicked the Wind Shield er Lumber Co. B today, a was I Jiaced on a side track. Accord, only 215 were elected, while the off on the request of the men's at- by horse, which tied J. C. IIAI.DlinXiE LIMMKK cat ed Mr. conservatives elected 350 of where the youngster was 421 C(. to instruction, a porter no the torney. playing. South first Street l'hina 403 423 North First Street Cuvler at K a. m. He received 450 nominated. In London there According to the story of the af- O'Neill, Neb., Frontier. I J response and. becoming ajahv has been a similar landslide. La- fair that has received most cred- summoned an attendant bor had 673 seats on the old ence, the row that occurred In the pronounced Mr 253 on The doctor to councils, but has only the school house at the time of the dead. Pcath was due new. Labor now holds only four democratic was not in ruyler heen dead a meetings apoplexy. He had London boroughs councils, namely, spired by political motives. In tittle more than an hour, according Battersea, Kermondsey, Poplar stead, it was the attermatn or an to the physician. and Woolwich,'' as against the occurrence earlier in the. day in Was a Tawyor. twelve coflncils formerly held, which Bias Duran alleged that ho Mr. Cuvler was a lawyer but 11 London not taken up while in boroughs had been attacked and beaten after moat of his time was one labor representative was re a horse race. The men in the Rubber Floor Varnish with railroad and financial affairs. 3 before the turned. case, in addition to Duran, were He came prominently Householders Glnero Garza and Ellas the recent railroad shop Frightened. Pilar Baca, country in as The complete reversal of the Baca. Some of the participants in tMade to Wa On strike bv virtue of his position success labor had in 1919 in the after the race met mm chairman of th railway executives the argument some David George and Premier Ronar Law on their municipal elections is undoubtedly at the democratic meeting, and the and took firm stand against Llojd way to th a severe to the to demands of the strikers, parliament building;. disappointment fight was resumed, according of the llbor party, and the question on the report. The finest are not especially that relating to sonkinty. ingredients enough was born In Philadel- This photo, just received from London, throws an Interesting all sides is whether It forebodes a Several shots were fired, and Mr. Cuyler landslide in on heads and was 68 years old. He sidelight on the political situation there. Although Bor.ar Law was similar the coming men were struck the with to assure varnish superiority. phia No doubt . were .I,- - nf thn inte Theodore head of the Unionist party which caused the overthrow of David political struggle. the sticks of wood. No shots coun- action of tho council in fired at the democratic women Cuyler, at one time general Lloyd George and his cabinet and later was named premier to succeed poplar The cooking of the varnish is a vital sel of Pennsylvania railroad. the two are warm off paying exorbitant unemployment who were on the speaking pro- the uni- Lloyd George friends the platform. of la- He was graduated from Tale doles and the tendency the gram, it is stated by witnesses. The In 3 874 and wa admitted bor party generally to Indulge In school house was a wreck on the element. Rubber Floor Varnish has versity In to bar In Philadelphia In 18T6. on No- costly reforms the services for Intorior. the w moetlng of the association prae-la- sanitation, education and poor re- The five men under arrest are cooked into it a which causes . He encased in the general vember 9, it was announced here quality mnVino. corporation which, however beneficial to with offenses ranging today. In the meantime Judge Al- SAVED lief, charged law a specially. He was counsel counsel $854,030 the community, have thrown from assault with a deadly weapon, it to out tough hard rather than rail- fred P. Thomb, secretary on settle- dry for ninny larsre financial and and vice chairman of the associa- heavy burdens the rate pay- discharging a weapon in a road in Pennsylvania ers, have frightened householders ment, to creating a disturbance. brittle hard. . corporations tion, will be acting chairman. are nnd other states. He was engaged Mr. has been promi- into voting against labor. Three men who wero injured moat Cuyler long INCOME TAX Thero is this how- in many of tho complicated nent because of the leading part he 01 difference, slowlv recovering. without loss of sheen and , reorgani- ever, between and po- here an In- Thus, any shine, end Important railroad had played in labor controversies municipal Officers stated after zations of the past, twenty-fiv- e litical elections, that in the for- vestigation, that the men who were Rubber Floor Varnish a affecting the railroads. w spreads tough years. was con- mer only a very small percentage in the fight, including those who a director Last summer his name as film of over which is so Mr. Cuvler was elected in headlines the THIS STATE of the voters go to the polls, were arrested and those who were protection floors, -- . . v. PnnnR'lvniil.i in stantly the during II con- railroad nation-wid- e compared with the political of rail shomen's strike. durable that a blow that will dent the wood 1 899. He also was a director one of execu- tests; hence it is unsafo to draw Haven & Ho waa the railway, re- some had and others the New York, New most in asser- Inferences from the municipal and fallen beneath will not crack the varnish. and the Santa tives vehement his were in Hartford railroad tion when the men walked out New Mexico Has 11,275 sults. Nevertheless the returns, the hospital, a drummer Te system. He also was repre- that have caused a certain amount of would he out of place in a hospi- of they had forfeited their seniority Made in clear, also these serviceable colors: sented on the directorate many Persons and Corporations dejection in the labor party and tal until his drum sticks were "local organizations and financial rights. to those taken from him. Oak, Dark Oak, Golden Oak, was around this that Are $5,-00- 0 satisfaction political par- Light Cherry, institutions. Mr. Cuyler took an It point Whose Incomes ties labor. in mllitnrv matters. He peace negotiations in the strike opposing Green, Redwood, Mahogany and Walnut. v.T.aijf Mr. Year or Less. Hir Itobert Home, former chan- enlisted in the national Kua;d of pivoted. Cuyler was a head of the committee which cellor of the exchequer, in a . Write for literature. Pennsylvania in 1874, rose to the at ex- of replied to peace proposals advanc- Reduction in federal taxes, speech Glasgow tonight, rank of judif advocate general pressed the belief that the chief CALOMEL tho state and was on me reuren ed by President Harding and tak- caused the revenue act of 1321, ID a in conferences by factor in the defeat of labor had Sold Dealers roll of officers with the rank of ing leading part has saved the taxpayers of the been the women's votes and he by Leading f colonel. Mr. Cuyler .?ss ft mem- held here with representatives of of F 'IB the as me- state of New Mexico the sum believed the tendency would be ri trades ber of many clubs In Philadelphia running acting fiscal shown In the elec- and New Tork. diators for the shopmen. $654,030.96 during the past parliamentary BUT NEXT OOSE to made tions. Interested In Music. year, according figures Silent. ": was interested Col- Lloyd George Mr. Cuyler also public by Internal Itevenue Premier MMURTRYMFG-C- a was of the C. ' Former Lloyd George t in music and a director TENNESSEE SOLON lector B. Hernandez. is still silent on his Metronolltan Opera company of The classes of tax Hated below Intentions, of a organi- AMY DAY as follows: his silence giving rise to all kinds MAY SALIVATE Paint and Varniah Maker New Tork and similar SUCCEED show the reductions of zation In Philadelphia. Income $495,099. 23 speculations and rumors, among When Mr. death became 28,530.60 others that of hi possible return Cnyler's Transportation to fold re- ttnown a guard of railroad detec- - Insurance 6,683.9 the liberal and the union of the coalition liberals It is Mercury, Quicksilver, lieveraga S5'!!H? with the Asquithians. Looking at which later was removed from the Consumers' excise .... 69,3J.o Shocks Liver and shed. ' 13,000 persons and cor- political history of the past six Attacks 1,raln Of tho to porations who filed returns in this years this Appears be somewhat Your Bones (Treat shock to all the officials of state, 11,275 were individuals speculation, but It Is t,ne company. Fa rar as Known ne income was $5,000 or less; alleged that there are several In whose Calomel salivation is horrible. had not complained of illness. He n $75,000 of the above deduction is each camp favoring the Idea If left here Tuesday for Rochester, shared by this number. The new Mr, Lloyd George were disposed It swells the tongue, loosens the where he spoke on "A Connjruc-flv- e law given the head of a family finally to separate from the con- teeth and starts rheumatism. l Publto Policy Toward the $2,500 exemption and $400 for servative party. There' no reason why a person Railroads." each dependent. An average fam- This proposition leaves out of should take sickening, salivating ily of threo children would thus count what would happen to his calomel when a few cents buys a SICCESSOTt VTT,T, TE effect a saving of $44 in tax. conservative colleague, like the large bottle ot Dodson's Liver : CHOSEN NOVEMBER 0 Tho consumers' excise tax, or earl of Balfour, who followed Tone a perfect suhslitule for cal- "nuisance" tax, shows a Lloyd George into the wilderness. omel. It Is a pleasant vegetable New Tork. Nov. 2. A successor snving of almost $60,000 for the Botuir Law Sarcastic. liquid which will start vour liver to T. DeWitt Cuyler, chairman of year. This amount was saved by Premier Bonar Law in his lust as surely as calomel, but It the Association of Railway Execu- the public In general who pur- speech today, contrary to rumor, doesn't make you sick and can tives, who was found dead in a chased any of the following rather refrained from personal In- not salivate. private car today in Philadelphia. articles: vective or indulgence in sharp re- Calomel is a dangerous drug, Will be chosen at the next ".ular Carpets and rugs, picture frames, plies to the attacks of Lord Birk- besides it may make you feel trunks, valines and suit cases, enhead, Winston Churchill and weak, sick and nauseated tomor- hat boxes, purses, pocketbnoka and others, although ho was somewhat row. Don't lose a day's work. Take hand bag?, lighting fixtures, um- sarcastic at the expense of Mr. a spoonful of Dodsnn's Liver Tone brellas, parasols and sunshades, Lloyd George, whom he compared instead and you will wake up QUIT TDBACGQ fans, house nnd smoking Jackets or to a drummer In tho army, serv- feeling great. No salts necessary. j coats and bath robes, men's waist- ing a useful purpose in war time. Your druggist says if you don't coats, women's and nurses' hats, Mr. Lloyd George, he remarked, find Dodson's Liver Tone acts bet- A bonnets and hoods, men'a and did the drumming better than any ter than treacherous calomel your So Easy Drop Cigarette, boys' hats, men's and boys' caps, one; but when the charge ended money la waiting for you. Adv. men's, women's, nurses' and boys' '! Cigar or Chewing Habit. Senator John EL Shields. boots, shoes, pumns and slippers, men's and boys' silk stockings or has helped thou- Senator John JL Shields, !& hose, women's and nurses' silk sands to break the costly, nerve-shatteri- nessee, Is prominently mentioned stockings or hose, men's shirts. tobacco habit. When- s President Hardimr i enole to men's women's, misses' and boys' ever you bave a longing for a succeed Court Justice pa.lamas, nightgowns and under-wea- r, a Supreme AKOTIiEB EXTRA VALUE FOR smoke or chew, Juet place Dir. resiimed. Day resigns te kimonos, petticoats and In f r i ri""i harmless tablet of waists. liimit I'lin ,i , i mm iiiMMMiiiiiiiiwwdiiiwiiliiihww'iBiiMW'Wi umm liln ili'niiiWli give his time to the settlement a niii f jii.l your mouth Instead. AU desire com "Each persons who bought habit Is com- Germao claims, beading that railroad ticket or a Pullman berth, stopi. Shortly the mission. pletely broken, and you are better took out an insurance policy, sent McMurtry Paints nod Varnishes for Sale off mentally, physically, finan- an express package, drank a Coca By It's so easy, 80 simple. Coin, purchased any of the above cially. MRS. MEADOWS WAS : , Jet a box of and If It named articl.-s- or who had ft tax release you from all crav- BY able income has been affected by doesn't KILLED CAFFEE srmres In The Lumber ing for tobacco In any form, your and this deduction," said Albuquerque Company druggist will refund your money WOMAN, AVERS Mr. Hernandez. N. M. without question. Adv. BASKF.tFers" Albuquerque, Continued (rum I'Hge Cne. HOPE 100 Bedspreads err out is worth as well own up and tell the truth BRFAK EVEN ON A this MONEY.it Mt Th na nnd i are eoing I"' TWO-GAM- E SERIES Cut out this slip, enclose with eether. He love me and I love Bo to & Co., him. Ho doesn't cars for you. J and mall it Foley to 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. 111., hnvA thintrs all ready money, a Special Thn Jniirnnl. new trunk and handbag" and we Hope, N. M., Nov. 2. Hope lost writing your name and address to team at You will receive In re- are going to elope." the Dexter basketball clearly. that place Monday, by a score of. at turn a trial package containing "As Ulrty as a iog." $2.35 20 to 24. On and Tar Compound "I then said: 'Alberta, you are the following day the Foley's Honey on team defeated on its tor coughs, colds and croup; Fo- the dirtiest woman earth; you Hngermnn in sides have no heart. You are us dirty own court, SO to 18. Three of the ley Kidney Pills for pains were on the and back; rheumatism, backache, as a dog.' Hope players crippled and bladder ailments; and "Then she struck me. we trip. kidney and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole- fought and fought fought. These Crochet Sell m some and thoroughly cleansing 8h had mv little finger, bending Spreads Regularly cathartic for constipation, bilious- it, trying to break it. My whole ness, headaches, and sluggish life was taken out of me. I had at $3.50 YOU'LL SAY THE bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv. nn nlrnnerth. I couldn't stand it. It PRICE IS RIGHT made me sick. I screamed for Peggy. She came from the ma- N'3 chine and got Alberta off me, Hhe Wood Heaters at .$3.75 to $21.80 struck her with the hammer, Tho size, 78x90 and are a Coal Heaters last I remember, Peggy ran up and Large inches, good at .$7.50 to $65.75 DON'T CARRY t wlxs beating Alberta with tho ham-- Come in and see them Base wfia trnmhiini? nnd every heavy weight. Burners at $81.50 to $125.50 MONEY ON YOUR thing seemed to go black before you will want several at this low price. Ranges and Coal Stoves at $17.50 to $103.75 my eyes." , ) FOR THE RELIEF OP 7 TRIP Combination Ranges at. .$135.00 to $206.75 PREPARATIONS UNDER ,Coughs;Colds. Croup HOARSENESS Gas companions to be attached to WAY FOR DOG DERBY WHOOPING COUGH, . Be any Economy Range. $14.50 to $49.75 Money May Nov. 2. Prep- ' BRONCHITIS Only The' Man., -- Friday Pas, SOLO EVERYWHERE- -: LLost or Stolen arations for The Pas 200-mi- le dog derby, which attracts Interna- New Pattern Waffle Dutch Cast tional attention, were under way Irons, Ovens, Kettles, Our Travelers' Cheques today. Pr. R. D. Crok of The Pas Skillets and Griddles has been elected president of the are cashable everywhere, Dog Derby association, are safe from theft and Kacing huskies are in for some RATS DIE be if lost. choice beofateak and egg feeding All Sizes Stove Mica may replaced for the next few months, and al- ready drivers are reported to be Let Vt You For getting their dogs in shape. C. B. Equip Morgan, whose dogs have twice When the Trip. won the race, is among the most mushers In a They & prominent getting J. KORBER GO. team ready for the 1923 derby. Eat First Bank Store. Savings WILIi STAIIT FMGIIT TODAY. STEARNS' Albuquerque's Big Hardware , and San Diego, Calif.. Nov. 2. Lieu-tr.ian- ts ELECTRIC PASTE John A. MacKeady and Hall. will It iio kllli mlM, topiur, prlrl dofi, Just Across From City Oakley Kelly, army aviators, woIvm, oooktoachw, watar bug! Trust non-sto- p eoyotai, Company start on their proposed nd nt A ISO Box contain momu from this to New York kill to in inn r.t. or mice. OM it from 2S3 AI.BUQtJEHOl'E. N, M. flight city or Mora daalar "The Store" Phone tomorrow morning, according to your drut f nra4 today. Growing announcement made hero tonight. READY rOR USE-CT- TH THAN TRAPS November 1922 3, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

FINE ADJUSTMENTS in 1924 unless there is a FILL 57TH BIRTHDAY complete The president 1: sists that con- 1IITIER lY MAKE MOTOR WORK, WARRANT READY BORAH PREDICTS change of program by the repub- gress take its own bull by th horns. t 1 lican party by the adoption of a Dallas News. CLAIMS OSTEOPATH liberal and constructive policy. Senator Borah was asked if he ACREAGE 15 1110 COUNT! S HARDING members of IE II Calling osteopaths, FOR SERVICE III THIRD PARTY IF exnected to be a presidential can- medi- the mechanical school of didate in 1924. either in the repub- cine who believe that proper lican national convention or on a alignment if various supporting third party ticket. BELOW BALLOT PLIGHT parts of the body make the hu- Maki PHYSICALLY FIT DOUBLE MURDER "Candidly I haven't considered j man engine function best, Dr. F. THE C1P. FAILS or K. MacCracken a vocational eiuier tno question the presi- foods gave dency or the question of being a plain better talk before the Rotary club yes- candidate upon a third Continued DroughtlitIs Great- - Auditor to Con- terday on the theories of osteo- party and you'll save Traveling Celebrates the Anniversary It Will Be Whenever ticket," le repled. "I have not pathy. Signed New Organization Will supposed for a moment the Use raisins to make plain ly Hindering Plowing and sult With Commission "When tho and that foods of His Bjrth Almost as bones, muscles the Gen in ggrat)hlcal or political situation more attractive and you 1 of tho are not in Deputy Attorney Sweep Country 1924 Seeding in the Rocky Today on Paying for and as the ligaments body necessitated or justified the con- can save food bills. Quietly Simply their normal structural relation eral Says Go, County Of- Unless There Is a Com- sideration of this matter, but aside Add the raisin's zest to your ; Mountain Region. of Ballots. there follows abnormal function from anv outlook I rice and bread Printing Average Citizen. of the ficials Declare. of personal think pudding pudding. internal organs, and like plete Change Program that unless there Is a complete Serve raisins stewed with oat- Colo., Nov. 2. Contln the auto, the knocking and back change of program unnn tho meal folks. 'Denver, Answering an appeal of the Nov. 2. Preslden New 2. part to win little Washington, firing," said Dr. MacCracken. Brunswick, X. J.. Nov. Spokane, Wash., Nov. 2. United of the republican there will ued drought is greatly hindering Bernalillo county commissioners celebrated the "This Is A party Flavor isn't always a matter in to them find funds to Harding today fifty discord brought about by warrant has ueen prepared for States Senator William E. Borah be a formidable third pc.rty move- fail plowing nnd seeding the help pay seventh of his birthJ a disturbance to nervo centers in service by tho authorities investi ment. In 1324. of expense. Use the raisin's mountain region and the the ballot bill in order anniversary of Idaho, while In this en charm. Hocky printing almost as and as the the spinal cord, a disturbance due gating (he double murder of tho city, "The In and that tlie election A. quietly simply situation this at Sun-Mai- acreage of fall wheat rye may proceed, to an rela- Kev. Edward Hall and Mrs. Elea- route to Idaho points for a cam- country d Raisins should cost will be below ac- G. state audi- average American citizen. abnormal structural present is quite different from pfobably normal, Whlttler, traveling tion of tissues nor Mills, it was said by declared he you no more than the of will come here A spe- There were no indications at the along the spine." tonight paign speech, hopes what it was In 1912." he said. "Tho following cording to a report today the tor, today. Dr. MacCracken outlined the a county official in close touch the will ttnlted States division of crop and cial meeting of the commission White House of more republican party bring movement at that time was largely prices: anything origin of tho with the Investigators. a Seeded IS Mus livestock estimates. Conditions will be held with Mr. Whittier at in t"..e osteopathic theory about a change in the econom': personal movement, led by a (in t. pit:0e.)2Oc than just the ordinary day by Dr. A. T. Still and the devel- "The warrant has been pre- man of tremendous Seedless (in 15 ot.rtd pko:) lHo generally have been favorable for 2 o'clock this afternoon for the life of tho chief executive of the of a the official will conditions of the country. He said personality, Seeded or Seedless ISo of all fall opment system of schools pared." said, "and but the movement now is a peo- (ilos.) harvesting ertps and the purpose of solving the county's land. The president s plans called clinics. col- be whenever Mr. Mott if tlie republican party does not, of small is fur- - financial difficulties. and Ho described the signed says ple's movement. It's a mass move- Always ask for threshing grains for his appearance nt his office at lege course necessary for a go'." another party will, ment. ls ., ther advan.cd than usual, the re A lack of in the degree It not unakln to the money general the regular time, the usual fore in osteopathy and the of It was reported here that "What littlo influence I have Is ground swell which ports state. Livestock generally is fund and an ultimatum of Thomas noon round of cub growth tonight In took place -- conference, the the movement in the country. Deputy Attorney General Mott being exerted that direction," from 1852 to S60. so a in good condition with the excep- Hughes, that tho ballots noonday devoted to said Senator his it's just Sun Maid New printer, tomary period would return ti 'ew Brunswick Borah, expressing question of whether tho republi- tion of Mexico, but pastures would not be delivered until paid mepting visitors in the capital tomorrow. hope that the republican will can are in sections due to caused consternation BOYS party party will recognize and lead, poor mrny for, anion. from the towns and hamlets of QUESTIONED Authorities working on tho in- bring about a change. He said a direct nnd or some Raisins prolonged drought, it is stated. the commissioners yesterday. A America vt consider tho moment third will control, let The and ABOUT ROBBERY OF vestigation of tho double slaying party sweep the country other party do it." harvesting threshing of special meeting was called for when they grasp the president's tho dis small grains Is more ndvanced afternoon to discuss the hand and hear his word of spent day checking up than are yesterday greet , THE FORMHAL STORE crepancies said to exist between usual, although yields matter. . ing the climax of their visit Corn is ma the statement given by Mrs. Ha generally Mght. fully It was proposed by Commis- luncheon, and then perhaps a few to th tured, with no frost damace re of over the course of a The police yesterday had several the county prosecutors and sioner Max Gutierrez that $1,100, hours golf on answers of her Interview with re ported. The crop is generally the sum of the printing bill, be nearby country club, Because Mrs, boys the grill in an effort to lo anove we average in, Wyoming, but still is confined to cate the thieves who broke into porters yesterday. transfered from the balance in Harding her The point, the greatest poor in Colorado, the il)20 fund. This was bed, although recovering from her the Formhal grocery on South receiving The general Edith or. attention, detectives asserted, wa potato crop has matured opposed by Commissioner Albert recent illness, there will not be a street Hallowe'en and well in Colorado and Wyoming but stolo a large of that in her statement to officials G. Slmops on the grounds that birthday dinner party. The presi quantity candy. Mrs. Hall to he; the drought and shortage of irri are dent will the with One of the boys who was ques- said she returned 5ore there several thousand dollars spend evening ule water has resulted in tioned was home tho morning following th ALBUQUERQUE, N.MEX. gation light worth of unpaid 1921 bills which ner. parollcd some time ago yiems in Colorado. The to the juvenile murder at 2:30 o'clock, after hav are charged against this account. fact that today was his officer, Richard In AN The sugar beet harvest is well bowever. was not for Guest. It was stateil last that Ing sought her husband vain at OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIR ) A letter was Fred birtnilay, night advanced in Colorado, presented by the hncw some the church. A watchman nt th it Wyoming Croliott, clerk, which was gotten by tho close friends of the inquiry developed and Utah. A good yield is report- county or clues that lead to new Jersey state college for women addressed to the chairman of the executive by the nation and the may the arrest worn ed in Wyoming and Utah, but the - or the told the police that he saw a two county central committees, world at large. All day long- guilty persons. at crop is below normal in northern the beginning really was yesterday an entering the Hall home that Colorado, due to irri- setting out the facts of the case hour. In the account of her move shortage of them telegraph wires at the White gation water. The crop is and asking to furnish the mcnts on the night 'if the murde apple money to pay for tho ballots. House ticked and messenger boys nearly all off the trees in Colorado, arrived messages of birth VARSITY NG given to newspaper writers, she hut is in This action was approved by carryln" said she did not reach her home harvesting being delayed Simms Gutierrez was not in day greetings, many of them from Utah by car shortage. Threshing but rulers and leaders of other coun until 3:30 o'clock. of the bean crop Is progressing in favor of it. tries. Colorado and cotton con- The traveling auditor was then w picking called Close acquaintances of Mr. CALLS FOR CAMPAIGN tinues under favorable conditions by long distance telephone on the EFENSIVE in and asked to come to tho assist- Harding remarked today Arizona and New Mexico. recent improvement In his physi- BY JONES ance of the county. H SPEECHES cal condition. A month ago the 5i GIRL DROWNS IN strain of two years for it wns lust TO BE TAKEN CARE OF SELF two FO TUC CUifAPn MURGUIA'S BODY ON years ago today that Mr. BUFFALOES niwrn Harding was elected to the pres- Fprrinl to The Journal FRIDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD. WAY TO DURANGO CITY idencyhad become noticeable. A Santa IV, N. M., Nov. 2. Insis Chicago, Nov. 2. After summer of continuous work with- tent calls for more addresses by drawing out a be care Leafn the ft stocking over her head to hide Mexico City, Nov. 2 (by the As vacation, the troubled indus- Expects to Meet a Hard Senator Jones will taken Power of Your Dollar. It at the Golden Rule. trial situation, nnd Mrs. of. the nenator had Spend the sight of the water, a sociated Press). The body of Gen- finally Aerial in Tomor- Although ended her life todav eral Francisco was Harding's illness, had increased Attack planned to close his speaking cam Greatest Values on Earth. "Make Us Prove It!" girl by Murgtila, who the strain. con- into the Chicago river. executed tho federal Adjournment of paign with the Las Veeas meeting Jumping by authorities gress, in- row's Game; 'Captain to The body was identified as that of nt was adjustment of the major he has accepted an invitation Tepehuantes Wednesday, dustrial controversies and the tomorrow In Julia Griiz, the police declaring she taken to Durango City today. Bu- Popejoy May Play. sneak night Madrid, STAMPED GOWNS was the suicide of will steady progress toward recovery and Saturday night in West Las $1.50 youngest whofn rial probably take place there, made by Mrs. allowed the they had record. It was believed as it is considered that Harding' With John Popejoy, and Vegas. Murgula's tension to lessen. Heeding the captain Sentor Jones arrived In Santa 200 on fine that the girl had became despon- relatives are not likely to request advice of his star tackle, active in scrimmage stamped very quality New physician the presi- Fe for a conference with -j Bungalow dent because of a reprimand from that the body be transported dent for a yesterday afternoon, and looking tonight nainsook, all ready made, (J- month has been taking he campaign managers. He will leave ready her teacher. things ensier, has devoted more is though may be used in to for morrow's gamo with the Canyon hero tomorrow afternoon. Satur- embroidering-- Each J)J. Aprons time to rest and has spent more he will return to Las Vegas time on the links. Buffaloes, the Lobo line does not day golf look as weak as it did for the west side meeting. The result, according to asso- when it was Best Percales ciates of the president, is that first announced that l'enrco and quality President Is in ureeniear,. wno were injured in LANDIS REINSTATES Harding better the Texas Miner would not HUCK TOWELS and a assortment pnysicai condition on his fifty-"cven- game, good be able to fill- 'MIKE' PRENDERGAST birthday than he l:as been play. With Stinnett Limit one dozen to a of for months and is looking forward ing l'earcii's placo at guard, and customer; plain patterns. with zest to thB with I'opejoy playing right tackle, Chicago, Nov. 2. Commissioner white, huck. d -- tackling problems tho Buffaloes! will find good quality J to como with the reconvening of likely Landis tonight reinstated Pitcner One dozen Each $1.00 TO congress. in the Lobo line. "Mike" Prendergast. formerly of ipA OUR CUSTOMERS However, it is not likely that the Philadelphia Nationals, who Coach Johnson will- CONVICTS ARE play Popejoy, had been placed on tho suspended 500 ON unless things look serious, for un list for playing with Inellg'bles. additional to A STRIKE IN MEXICO injury his weak knee, The commissioner tiuid the JERSEY SILK VESTING We wish to close our store and shop at 1 which has kept him on crutches. Springfield, Mo., club of the West- tor over a month, would him violations MERCERIZED PATTERN CLOTHS Mexico put ern association $500 for -- o'clock City, Nov. 2 (by the As- out of the game for the rest of the limit and for $1.85 white d on Sunday "and holidays. Please help sociated Press). Five hundred of the league ualary Regular quality, only i season. Hammond, halfback, was making what he declared were stitch Good quality damask, size prisoners in the federal penitenti- - out for practice last night, ufter a the fancy drop effect. Yard. .tJL 58x58; us have on false statements concerning hemmed use. Q-- i by coining early. ary gone strike and are forced vacation of tea days limit. ready for refusing to do any work because with a salary Each their spanned knee, and, barring weekly wages have :.ot been further injury, will be available ADVANCES APPROVED. fl paid, says El Mundo. The work for use the Buffaloes. 2. in tho against Washington, Nov. Approval $1.50 FANCY GIRDLES shops penitentiary have been The Lobos have been the 12 $301,-00- 0 i using of advances, aggregating cioscfl and a petition has been sen: ghost ball' In practice this week, to institutions foT to Governor Gasca of the federal which financial Patent leather, metal and wood bead 25c BATH TOWELS has enabled them to stay on agricultural and livestock purposes district requesting that he adjust tho field after it is too dark to war all colors. fl-- f the situation. was anounced today by tho combinations, handle an ordinary ball. Coach finance corporation. Each Bleached, hemmed ends, good Johnson has been driving them to tDl REID HAS KYE THOTOLE. the limit, for he is determined weight. Five for $1 Rochester, Minn., Nov. 2. Wal- that, should the Buffaloes tram- YOUR DRUGGIST lace Iteid, motion the Lobos underfoot for vic- picture actor, ple a Com- -0 arrived here today to consult the tory tomorrow, it will not bo be- Does not keep Pinkham's Doctors Mayo. Mr. Reid, who re- cause his pupils have not been pre- pound. Hp sells it. MISSES' FINE RIBBED KAYSER SILK GLOVES cently suffered an attack of eye pared for the game. During the year 1920, nearly Phone 823 Fifth and Central trouble, will undergo a thorough Practice this week has been fair- 3,000.000 bottles of this medicine HOSE examination at the Mayo clinic. ly evenly divided between defense were shipped from the factory at White, black and mastic, double Physicians here tonight refused to and offense with preparation for Lynn, Massachusetts. There is tips; all sizes. Pair $1 discuss his condition. the expected Buffalo aerial attack also a branch in Canada and one Regular 25c line, black and predominating the defensive work, in Mexico. and with the several new plays Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable cordovan; all sizes. that have been worked out espe- Compound has the largest sale of Five pair ; . .J) X cially for the Buffaloes, predomi- any medioino for women's ail- MEN'S WOVEN BORDER nating the offensive work. ments. Every day, more and The Buffaloes, 20 strong, with more women are proving its HANDKERCHIEFS Coach Burton, are expected to ar- worth. Made of selected roots rive tonight, and will go through and herbs, this compound con- MEN'S LISLE HOSE a light workout and signal prac- tains no harmful drugs and can Good fine quality, narrow hem with on In woman. - tice Varsity field in the be taken safety by any white woven border. (J- Adv. Mercerized Lisle Hose, black Six for tpJL and cordovan; all sizes, 3 pair. . tj) A LOCAL AVIATOR TAKES LEGAL NOTICE. TRAVELER TO GALLUP EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CATCH HER TRAIN In the Probate Court of Bernalillo 2,000 HANDKERCHIEFS County, New Mexico. NEW FALL DRESS GINGHAMS In the Matter of the Estate of Arch Women's Linen Handkerchiefs Ray Thompson, a student avia- W. Thomas, Deceased. Good color combinations in pure tor at the look as a in white with embroidered university, Notice Is hereby given that the checks and 6 comers; passenger to Gallup yesterday Miss undersigned wns, on the fifth day stripes, plaids. yds, $1 also plain hem in sport colors. J Nancy Campbell, a westbound Of October. 1922, duly appointed traveler whose train deserted her Executor of the estate of Arch W. Five for here, yesterday morning. He took Thomas, deceased, by the Probate tl off from university field at 11 court of Bernalillo county, and PERCALES o'clock and expected to reach Gal having qualified as such Executor, lup In time to catch No. 3 at 3:20 all nersons having claims against YARDS o'clock. He had not returned from the estate f said decedent are Good quality for house dresses, 2,000 JAPANESE CREPE his flight late last night. hereby notified and required to aprons, etc., light grounds, figures, Miss Campbell, who is a com the same to tho under- J Regular 35c line; all new present spots and (I-- panion to an elderly woman on signed In the manner end within stripes. shades. Four yards the train, was writing postal cards the time prescribed hv law. Eight yards ..1 in the news stand at the station LEWIS D. CALDWELL, when the first section of tho Cali Executor, fornia limited on which she was Dated October S. 1922. out and left traveling pulled hen ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. WOMEN'S UNION LACE VESTEE AND COLLAR SETS She did not believe that the second In the Probate Court of Bernalillo $1.50 SUITS section of the limited would per- New Mexico. com- County, mit her to catch up with her Ir. the Matter of the 2state of Mar- Winter Union Suits; high neck, long Regular $1.50 line, panion at the next stop and in- garet E. McKenzle Ward, De- low neck no round and quired if there were an airplane sleeves, sleeves, and straight' ceased, Dutch neck also col- in the city. The services of Mr. Notice is hereby given that the short sleeves; collar effects, Thompson were obtained and she undersigned was. on the nineteenth broken lines of children's lar and vestee started line - toward Gallup by air dny of October, 1922, duly appoint- Suit J) JL soon after lunch yesterday. eu Administrator of the estate of underwear. trimmed with hand Miss Campbell had been a war Margaret E. McKenzie Ward, de made lace. nurse and had done some previous ceased, by the Probate court of Each D1 flying overseas. She was bound Bernalillo county, and having Qual for Los Angeles where she will be ified as such Administrator all NEW BAR. PINS a companion to the wealthy wom- persons having claims the an with whom Is now travel- against she estate of said decedent are herebj Assorted sizes, Rhinestone ing. It was not learned where the notified and required to present $1.95 FELT SPORT HATS two travelers came from. the same to the undersigned in the setting. Each . $1 It was expected that Mr. Thomp- manner and within the time de Picot son , would return to Albuquerque scribed by law. edge, cushion brim, in tango, met with yesterday afternoon if he H. II. ACKERSON, Copenhagen and red; self Q-- j no accident on the trip. It wns Administrator. trimmed. Each L also possible that he would return Dated October 2J. 1922, New Fall ...tp-- last night, since he had made many Outings moonlight night. ' trips by Good heavy quality , in DTTTT ON CANADIAN CEMENT. light and dark pat- 65c WOMEN'S FIBER HOSE Nov. 2. Collectors Washington, Y COUNTS iY terns; splendid for of customs were Instructed today In by the treasury to assess duty on night gowns, petticoats, cordovan only; all sizes. cement at etc. - Imported from Canada Two pair .- .$1 the rate of 8 cents per 100 pounda under the provisions of tho new tariff act. TRACK DYNAMITED. Five Yards SHOES Springfield, Mo., Nov. 2. A sec- i: tion of the track of the Frisco sys- Women's, misses' and tem between here and Marshfleld $1.00 children's Ivlade by Liggett &. Myers Tobi bhoes was dynamited Inst right. A large and Strap Pumps, ? mnllhr force of ore rushed broken sizes. "that mpnria- JUUUIJ, deputies being Each pair. $1 to the scene. HichlandPharmacy Rnllm Dutch. Japanese. Tulips. NO I PHONE ORDERS Hyacinths, Daffodils. I or fall PHONE 30 REFUNDS, OR EXCHANGES. pluming. Ives, Phono 732. Adv. Page Four, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 3, 1922

to stop off in Niagara Falls tomor- MICHIGAN TEAM LOOMS AS PROBABLE CONFERENCE WINNER row for a light workout. who have S. TACKLES -- CORNHUSKERS 10 The cornhuskers, . 3 scored 153 points to their oppon- ents' 1 thus far this season, were upset by the statement of Steve EST RIVAL SYRACUSE O'Kourke, coach of St. Louis uni- MEET versity, who, after watching Ne- braska defeat Missouri 48 to 0, said: "Nebraska is so good it culd OP THE SEASON 01 play Harvard Thursday, Yale Fri- mum day, and Centre Saturday and win all three games." w X '41 V & i V t.A t, a. j'iaI "We certainly ar not in thai Game With Roswell High Nebraska Works Out on class," said Coach Dawson. "It's a bad to have idea like to Set-ti- e thing an Tomorrow Likely Stagg Field, Chicago, that get into our flayers' heads. State High School Then Leaves for the East It would be better to wait until ' after tho close of the season be- Football Title., for a Game fore telling them how good they Saturday. are." HiBh Coach Dawson A'lbuquerque find Roswell Nov. 2. a stiff expects that the will meet tomorrow on the Hoswell Chicago, After annual Thanksgiving day game field in a game that is expected two hour practice on Stagg Field, with Notre Dame will bo the big- to have an important bearing the University of Nebraska football gest game on Nebraska's upon the high school football eleven left tonight for Syracuse, championship of the Htate. N. Y., to meet Syracuse on the : HiRh school football That afternoon the dead woman Albuquerque gridiron Suturday. Twenty-fiv- e team will leave for Roswell thia - visited her home and said she G - were In the in Hlmkle o'clock from - ? players party charge would come back Philadel- morning at starting .- . 4 sir- later. .,-.- H in front of the Y. M. C. A. The boys :i $ of Coach Dawson. It is planned phia Bulletin. will make the trip in cars, stop- hJmM ping at Vaughn for dinner. There will be IS men in the bunch, and they represent the High school's) best. Only one regular will be out of the lineup. Roybal, the star fullback for the locals, has been out of the game for the last two - s - weeks suffering from a sprained - - back, and will be unable to make However. Tomet and Faw !1 the trip. are showing up well at that posi- tion, and the lineup will not be 1 i Democratic advertisements say: weakened greatly. The local boys will average about He would eliminate the. useless 152 pounds in the tame Saturday, while reports have it that Roswell OTnv)' boys overage around ICO pounds. jobs which eat money and give This differences probably comes in the backflelds, as t: e Albuquerque Uiree in action. Left Kirk a state. Both Michigan' outstanding stars .nd receiving forward pass, at left, Halfback no strength to the back men are rather light. and end and Goebel, forward teams are On their toes for this Kipke punting, Right captain, hurling pasa. game, and neither team has been Michigan's two overwhelming threat that Coach Yost is over Illinois, looms all so so this ready np the scored on this fall far, victories In the only two confer- to capture the Western Confer- more Important in view if the BUT fracas will probably be one of the ence it has todate ence season "fter sev- state this games played title this fact that Illinois stacked up at best played in the year and its feat to holdi.ii both op- eral lean lat- school circles. years. Michigan's the start of the season aa ore of in high ponents scoreless stand oat as a est the 24 to 0 the teams. Several carloads or rooters are triumph, victory strongest Mr. Hinkle has failed to name planning to make the long pil- grimage to Roswell to see Albu- querque play. CORNERSTONE OF NEW iness district. The ceremonies will IN CASH AND one job he would eliminate, or Those who will go are as follows: take place Sunday. $65,000 new Is Oreighton Foraker, AVilbur Wilson, METHODIST TEMPLE The building will, it said, 3 PLAYERS COST OF show Owen Marron, Orville Moore, Fred be the largest church edifice in tho to any specific expense or TO BE LAID SUNDAY y BENTLEY TO GIANTS Ward, Hearst Coen, Glen Holcomb, world. H will cover approximate-l- Malcolm Long, Nathan Glassman a quarter block, bo 21 stories in appropriation he would reduce; Paul Faw, Hugo Ciiomi, Eugene Chicago, Nov. 2. Bishop height and surmounted by a tower, Chicago, Nov. 2. Baseball Com- Charles Renfro, Frank Nicholson of the Chi- the whole extending skyward 400 missioner Iandis announced today 6 Tome!, Thompson with cross f4 , 4 Democratic final- Donelll, Herbert Smith, Frank cago Are of the Methodist Episco- feet, a revolving on that Pitcher Jack Bentley, of the headquarters Stortz, Carl Allen, Charles Bryce. pal church and Brigadier General top. , Baltimore club cost the New York .VjW Charles O. Dawes, retired, former The First Methodist church trac- Giants $65,000 in cold cash and issued a statement for him es its back to 1831 when bo ly director of the national budget, will history three players to delivered on or be nt the first society wak. rormod with before next March 20. In the IS principal speakers the lay- four members. wherein LAND OFFICE ing of the cornerstone of tho new event tho players are not satisfac- they say $4,000,000 temple of Western tory they are to be returned to the Methodism, which tho First Meth- "Willie, give some of tho uses Baltimore club by April 5, and In odist church of is of the bones." "To keep our lieu of them the minor league clubs Chicago eroding to Is 4 off- 01 A FIFTH at Clark and Washington streets, in, and protect tho brain to receive $2,500 for each man, Mr. Hinkle will use state in the heart of tho down town bus and other cavities." In an Over- making the total amount of mon- ton,. Neb., Schoolroom. ey involved $72,500. d V icials to force reduction of coun- OF nr'fP-.- ' W yitwfMi mw Jiaiwiii-Biywiiij- hi Blunt MAT 4 1 tTy. taxes, "yTTfTI (fn Oltuj Jar) rerjecio mm.i ty ItfjjM Senator I 2 for 25c Magnolia Qrande g Sorrlal to The Jnnrnal 2 for 25c 3 for 50c 11 1 Santa Fo, Nov. 2. The close of 15c Which means the state land office apportion- ment year Is October 1, and on the laBt day of the month the accounts had been closed and final transfers made. For the year ending Octo- That Mr. Hinkle will use his ber 1, 1922, the land office has turned into the etate treasury for if the common schools ani other in power as governor, elected, stitutions the sum of $99u, 203.98 ;ind in addition to that, will turt The CigaA his in todav the collections for Octo Quality through appointments ft new 111 ber which exceed 1220,000, Since 1896 Mn I record for monthly recelpia. To deprive the people of New The books of the land office also show a new record in expanse, of mm I Mexico of the to handling the business, the cost be- TKe aroma allures. The power regulate ing 0.037 per cent, which is the lowest ever reported. The sum their local affairs, schools, roads available for use by the officials flavor assures, a keener of the land office for the year just and administration of- JPIP8 county by closed was $183,211.44, and the , for smoke fice turned back into the treas- delight epicures. local school of- ury the sum of $151,372.77, or their and county four-fifth- swffw more than s of the total sum available for iht year. The ficials, total expenses for the year went to about $36,000, and the amount turned back could have been ex- Get next to this blend pended in any way the officials of Because in- the state land office desired. leaf he believes they are This is said to be not only the of.finest Java record for collections and the and Vuelta to of their own economical handling of the busi- wrapper competent judge ness for the state, but for the Abajo, Havana filler. world, so far as pu5lic land han- needs and their own ability to dling is concerned. It is consid- ered a remarkable showing be- CONGRESS CIGAR COMPANY their school and cause the year was marked by dis- MANUFACTURERS, U. S. A. pay county aster to the livestock business and much extra work was thrown upon taxes. the state land office. The reduc- tion in the annual land lease pay- ments required an immense Wc are the manufacturers of Felt Remember It's amount of work, which was, how- largest Hats Kaiser Wilhelm of be- ever, handled by the regular West of the Allegheny Mountains. Because of Imported Germany force. lieved our tremendous output we arc enabled to give Java that the people were unfit Occasionally you hear of some- unusual values. Wrapper body who is said to have killed you to himself by overwork, but there Is govern. no danger of its becoming a favor- Thoroughbred hats and Worth hats represent a of suicide. ite form sincere effort to give the utmost in Style and And, so does Hinkle. TO DEALERS If Quality, at the lowest possible price. both Thoroughbred hiu ud Worth hits If are not iolfl in your you want to surrender the locality, a.ilt ut about control of our unusual dealer uloavv your schools, your propoaition. ana ctotazJ&Lcr SAINT L0UIS.U.SA. roads, your municipal affairs to Largest Mamfadurert ifFell HeUi West if the Allegheny Mountains Santa Fe political appointees;

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In the of i" i repeated today at the Pastime his ballot person, board; theater. h'.s I I "lections ruled today, denying' Theatera Today permission to vota by I request fr 'If ATE," NEW METRO FILM. mail under tho absentee voter IS A STIRRING DRAMA; SI 1 ' Woman9s Ma "B" Theater The big and main PICTURE AT THE LYRIC law. Daily attraction at the "Id" today is the gaztne rage Playgoers' picture, "The Woman The Maxwell Karger production and is a Who Came Back," it good for Metro of Wadsworth Camp's also the two-pa- one; presenting to the screen comedy, "Matinee Idols." "Hate," adapted by A STENOGRAPHER'S EArawHOMEDROBLEM5 June Mathis, is announced by the I , Lyric Theater "Hate," the new Lyric theater for a run of two BV JAXE PHELPS Metro picture, with Alice Luke and days, commencing today. Alice Doar Mrs. Thompson: I am a tfvr tn finoa tVia Viflft la Bn little Conrad Nagel as the leading stars. Ijike Is the star. She plays the e. Is also of twenty-on- Is it all right that it has scarcely any bleaching at the Lyric today; showing role of a little show girl "Mlle-a-Minu- a two-ree- l pretty girl MOVING 1AV. "All right! If you will be satis- BY LENORE to go with more than one fellow eitect. it neips to remove tne Mary," who becomes involved in a mur- fied with coffee and those cakes," oven If one Is keeping steady com soap, however, which is very im- comedy. der mystery wherein one of her Chiipter 40. Cora said. It was hard to refuse pany but is not engaged? portant. admirers is falsely accused. Her Fisli On Saturday the girls loft Mrs. Nellie, she was so enthusiastic, and A DAILY HEADER. The following Is a tonic for oily Pastime Theater Repenting to- fight to save his life and the ro- mh Today Thompson. A corner expressman always willing to do more than her It Is impossible to keep "steady hair: day "Grandma's Boy," with Harold mance which conies to her through curried their trunks, una the things share. "But not until we are really and to with more Tincture of alcoholic cantharldes, Lloyd as his own leading star, as- her makes a full of FKOM PARIS company" go of struggle story Sandabs, Mrs. Thompson hud given them. settled. It will take us a week than one young man. steady com mil ,lrrin- tln'tnrft tt cnllHipnm sisted by a nice list film stars; suspense from first reel to last. Cora's mother had to one-ha- lf tincture of nux also the ad- Is 30c The things troni anyway. Then we will have There is a bewildering of pany" means that neither party dram; repeating Interesting The role of "Babe" Lennox pound. and Du-ga- n " variety not vomica, two cocoa oil, ded attractions. arrived the day before, count chairs new. woolen fabrics to choose from will go with anyone else. I do drams; said to give Miss lake the greatest had curried them up to the iv ii.a imTo-- i'' Nellie approve of such an arrangement three quarters of an ounce; alco- opportunity of her career as a star, this season for the tailored frock two and one-ha- lf ounces. Hat. In addition to the drop leat broke in, "1 won't start that book Unless a girl is engaged I consider hol, LOVE'S REGENERATION IN an opportunity of which she takes Baracuda, table and the chest of drawers, or wrap. Appropriate for the it wise for her to have the friend Shake before using. THE WOMAN WHO CAME HACK ; every case until after tne party. into the advantage. 30c pound. there were two chairs, covered It was 9 o'clock when they had dress which is to bo worn under a ship of different young men. Massage nightly scalp NOW AT LYRIC THEA1ER In the cast is Conrad Nagel, who with black haircloth, a small sow- were with the finger tips. tho of a at- - their beds readjj, and they fur coat, or cloth wrap, are the lt plays part prosecuting ing table, and wonder of wonderis! to crawl in. Dear Mrs. I am in Excessively oily hair Is the "Some day you'll want some one torney. and Harry Northrup, Yellow glad enough cashmere fabrics which have been Thompson: nf ji rtisnnstpft rmulittnn nf the on. You be Tails, i a tour poster bed. fortunately for tnlnrl if WB WOrU love with a man twenty you can depend will Charles Clary and John luce. r!,I .r,'t in so new and young that Is. sometimes serious. 20c the size of their room, a single bed. on Nellie developed many years old. We went together for scalp, sick of your butterfly life. You'll pound. All getting settled Sunday," weaves. as it makes the enlarge and me then you won't be able that afternoon the girls as about five months and all at once glands - accept CAN'T VOTE BY MAIL. j said she yawned sieepuy. ji downy-surface- d throw oi'C exudations too rapid- worked to get ready lor the night. other There is the soft, ho even to say 'no'!" With these words Nov. 2. If T). knows we don't have any quit coming but Sunday lv Thiy tmnlilu ly unurttlv cruised 'New York, John Sea One iron bed they now would not duvetime cashmere, for exam- he came back. Do you tiunK David Standlsll left Sonia, the girl Rockefeller, Jr., wants to vote next Bass, them. time." which is ing by an condition of the ho had loved the need, Uugun took it from in ple, exquisitely supple, he likes me? . unhealthy always girl Tuesday, he must como back from 30c scolditi' me The girls slept lato Sunday and more finished system, and is difficult to control, whom he had built all his pound. ".My Aiissis was a to Eet to the severely Please tell me ho i can win his around the Battle Creek sanitarium at: about the children Bleepin' so close. spite of their anxiety casavan cashmere which is more love as I more of him than except by internal treatment. dreams and pinned all his faith. which ho has been cast work. There were the cupboards think ti'nr iiixfu'iicp n ru.rsnn nr afflict All his life he had for the staying and I'll take this bed and thank you!" other man I have ever fought . Rock Cod, It to be cleaned, the few dishes they any yotng ed, who suffers from indigestion he wunted. All As he paid them exactly what meala gone with, we insists on going fine and big things said had bought to put away, the or otner internal anments, musi her life she had been petted and 25c pound. hud cost them, Oladys they if floor was dry with other girls, but ho doesn't should have been the ones to say to get, and the me to boys. give her body proper nourishment, spoiled, but beneath her wilfulness was-t- he room want go with other tn it tn n cnmnnrntivelv nor they found it living Do I can win his hrinc was a finer self that David had "thank you." you really think mal state before local era They put up the beds, the lounge to arrange. love in the course of time applications seen and knew would some duy L7 Stneltz, until It was really surprising how well will be euecllve. . domirmte her.. mm also had to be in the bedroom My folks think a lot of him and NIGHT 30c It looked. Gladys had a Roman Sonia is "Tho Woman Who Came g$& pound. they were sure the floor was dry. he seems to think a lot of them. - was striped drape she used to conceal Back," the heroine of f)m A'AVSAU 111 W J "MS The little sitting room very threw ovn My youngest brother likes him par- GRANDMOTHER OF A. G. fascinating with the cheap but dain- her trunk; this they The man and 1 tho Playgoers feuture showing to- Boiled Lobsters, attractive the old couch. The dropleaf table, ticularly. young "B" fCEEP'YOUR EYES! ty paper they had selected, the do not live in the saino town. Do SEIS DEAD AT BELEN day and tomorrow at the little sewing table, VMTI:lean clear and health1 50c woodwork, the and the quaint think it will make differ- theater. It is an adaptation of fOt rktl 1YI CAftt OOK'MUMNICO.CUICAOO.Uf pound. freshly painted an air to the room. They you any is shining floor. gave quito ence in our love affair. I live To Arovt, Thnnnla a rnnlrtpYlfr nf Stephen Kenna's "Sonlu," and found among their possession said to be a power- "It's perfectly lovely without any and about twelve miles from here. He Belen for the past 20 years, died tremendously Nellie declared. They some pieces of cheap lace, a machine and doesn't take ful and gripping love story. Lynhaven Bay Oyster8. furniture!" made tidies for the two hair has it at ner nome mere yesieruuy. cub made tea on the stove, which really they neck him long to come and see me. was (i9 old, and was born in Cuticura Talcum chairs. Cora had a gay GOOD-LOOKIN- years New York Count was now as good as new, and cloth She camo to HAROLD LLOYD AND HIS Oysters. scarf, she had never worn, and she Arolsen, Germany. talked of their nev home. They Yes, the man likes in J !) 0 1 . "GRANDMA'S HOY" WINNING table threw It lengthwiso across the I think young this country is and' Columbia River Salmon. would put up the drop leaf ar- you or he would not have come She is survived by one daughter PRAISES AT THE PASTIME Fragrant now that Mrs. dropleaf table. Then thy ' ' in the sitting room, few of their boo'is and back. and Mr. and Mrs. had them the kit- ranged a Is to - "The proof of tho pudding Is in Healthful Chicken Halibut. Thompson given upon it. It impossible Bay whether George II. Seis, and three grand- Very chen table. magazines or not will win the young e, the eating." Sample free nf Cuticura Laboratories, Dopt 11 we that lamp with you cnilciren; August jj. vi Maui. 2.:c "When we have company we "When get man's love. to to do so 'Mrs. Brown oftSan "Grandma's Boy" had its world's X, Maiden, everywhere. d shade you talk For you try Frank ent in there!" Nellie said. Thon: the would be metre than foolish and in liornnrdinn PnHf find Mrs. A?neS premiere at the Symphony theater. fixed let's have about, Gladys, we shall be swell, In Los and the "When we're all as she surveyed the your effort you would make him Averyt of Isleta. Funeral services Angeles, picture a Nellie said dislike to him as r rencn s critics of tho newspapers there party!" ' room. ynu. Try regard will be held from cnapei "A housewarmlng? Cora asked. In the a good frteml and not a sweetheart. this anernoon at 4 o ciocic wun were unanimous In declaring that call it. "It docs need something A Tcf "I don't care what you lew mo- If ho wants- to go with other girls, lf.if Tv"nttdian nf firln tine. this Associated Exhibitors feature center," Cora smiled, a is world-beate- r. hut let's have Hilda, and Iottie, Nel- make no opposition and do not Burial will be in the family plot. a They devoted fellow that ments afterward they missed to It much more than the amount and William, and that came U hunch mention tho matter ro him. Do not, to the movies once in lie. But she soon in, men of space usually given the review takes Gladys er however, give up other young flowers In her hand. CLUB WILL super-producti- a while. Maybe he'll take her of on friends, because it Is no more right WOMAN'S of even a by a them of that cripple universally-popula- if we ask him to our party "Bought she for him to have girl friends be- TODAY r s ar, but not a It be fun?' the corner, cost five cents," TALK BUSINESS reviewer had one word ot and oh, wouldn't as she placed sides you than for you to have boy single wo can afford laconically explained, at It adverse criticism to offer or n "I don't think in a then on the table. friends. Anyway your age Tndnv la business dav at the Cora said. them glass, would not be wise for you to go single suggestion for a change In parties," to very "There! That's that!" Woman's club. The regular 3 o: "I don't mean spend make the exclusively with each other. any detail the production. much. But we could make tea or "How lovely they The fact that you do not live In o'clock session will he preceeaeo Having seen this offering, the make some little whole room look,' Gladys paid. same town should make no by a meeting of the board of di- critics were in entire agreement, coffee, and I'd of Nellie. the and fol- a woman at Miss Carters "You think everything, difference In your or, rectors nt 2:15 o'clock too, in hailing Harold Lloyd as it cakes, Be careful, wear your brain friendship, lowed a social hour during me the receipt. They're made you'll liko kasha cloth, but also charm- "love affair," which you choose to by far greater artist than he had evei gave so out." which refreshments will be served. hitherto. out of oatmeal, and are lovely, brains ingly soft and pliable. This ma- call it. revealed himself They we could "No clanger! I've got A of the entertainment of I him as a sure crispy and nice. Then were trained." terial, in a soft gray, with black report had long regarded or something. Do let s enough if thev one the state federation will be made. fire winner, with very few if an play games Tomorrow Nellie's First Party. silk braid, are the smart elements Dear Mrs. Thompson: If do it, girls!" in the distinctly Individual frock puts the juice of half a lemon In peers as a comedian, but they de illustrated in today's sketch. water to rinse the hair, does it A suburban dairy boasts that Its clared now that in his first com Gray, by the way, follows close mnko it more light In color? Also milking Is done by machinery. edy of feature length he had risen behind brown in the smart color of what is a good remedy for oily Presume tho machinery has a han- to heights never before attained. the season, and presents a varied hair? WONDER. dle that goes up and down. Phil- This great picture. "Grandma's-Boy,- range of subtle shades, such as kit The Juice of half a lemon in wa- - adelphia Inquirer. with Harold Lloyd, is beln;' X JL ByMBS MORTON "AM iiiii fox, mole, and cinder. WOMEN WORKERS a of sliced or diced 60 MENU HINT. Ing, then layer chill- LOCAL MUSICIANS TO potatoes (boiled in skins and IN ATTENDANCE AT Ureakfast. of sliced, then PRESENT PROGRAM IN Fruit In Season ed), a layer beets, RALLY with Cider beans peas or spinach mixed with REPUBLICAN Rice Pancakes Served all with -- hopped SANTA FE TOMORROW and Sauce or Syrup dressing. Cover QUESTION: Sugar Milk hard boiled eggs. Any cooked More than 60 women Toast Coffee pre- republican that are left from Three automobiles full of local attended a final pre-ele- c Iunclioon. vegetables a workers How can I serve a good mince pie at Salad vious meals may be made into musicians and entertainers will tion meeting at tho headquarters Mixed Vegetable wholesome dish. Sour Milk Corn Cake tempting and leave here tomorrow for Santa Fe last night to obtain instructions for Corn and Cut bacon where will a benefit con- on elec small cost? Honey Cocoa Peppers and they give work at the polling places Dinner. up in small nieces (two slices) cert tomorrow evening at tho new tion daty. Mrs. Margaret Medler, add corn sliced from six state museum auditorium for the over Ham Loaf Baked Potatoes brown, Salt county chairwoman, presided ANSWER: Corn" and ears and two chopped peppers. Frances E. Willard school for girls. the meeting. Brazed Peppers to taste. Put a lid on Cabbage Salad Sliced Pears and pepper Miss Estelle Valck of this city is Tho state laws regarding elec- skillet so that the corn steams as the tions how to conduct them The lowest the least Gingerbread several times arranging program. and very cost, very well as browns; turn The violinists of the party are were cocplained to the women by and serve while very hot. Miss best Today's Recipes. Adclia Elder, Miss Niles Donald Wilson. He explained amonnt of work and the very mince Edward Max- and how Rice Pancakes Beat up an egg. SUGGESTIONS. Strumquist, Bierman, the procedure at the polls and one well Merritt and Dana Todd. Miss to handle the voters on election all with add one cup cooked rice l'Sc-- IIome-niacl'- 3 Jams and pies are possible to- for Helen Gurule will be tne Venable on the cup of sour milk. Then put Jellies. piano day. John spoke one-ha- lf Miss .'lorenco Sam- methods of the opposi- gether and ndd one cup flour, A class in home economics turn- campaign tablespoon soda, one-ha- lf tea- of uels will give some vocal solos and tion, culling the arguments against ed In the following list cooking Miss Aria dramatic Hubbflillsm futile in the face of the spoon salt and one teaspoon sugar. to which and Jollies Radley, reader, sweet cider and uses jams will give an elaborate cutting from fact that he had once been praised In fall of year might be put: makes delightful change ' for "Madame Butterfly.' by tho party now condemning him. Such sugar h To substitute None occasionally The will be Mian Irene school from the customary syrup. fresh fruit for breakfast. (Espe- entertainers greeted Burke, county Ham Loaf Use leftovers of boil- Jam. fruit by the patronesses of the concert superintendent, spoke at some two and cially strawberry grape and will be at a the achievements of ed or roasted ham, grind and orange marmalade). entertained later Iengtli upon MINCEMEAT one-ha- lf L. cups ham, add a little To make afternoon tea and reception at the homo of Mrs her office during her term. She er MAKE" minced onion, one beaten egg, lunch box sandwiches. Bradford Prince. Tho patronesses told of removing Sandoval county "LIKE MOTHER USED TO cup cracker or bread To eat with fresh cream cheese. are Mesdames M. O. Mechem, L. schools from the Bernalillo county one Bradford V. N. tax of remote dis- crumbs, one cup milk, teaspoon To whip up with cream or evap- Prinoe, F. Parker, rolls, visiting prepared mustard and a dash of orated milk as a sauce for pudding B. Laughlln', C. O. Mardoff, Will tricts!, of saving the county $ 10,000 t MERRELL-SOUL- E COMPANY pepper. Mold in loaf and bake for or ice cream. Prince, Reed Holloman, Paul A. on transportation and of the SYRACUSE, N.Y. thirty or forty minutes In oven. For cake filling. F. Walter, Charles Doll, It. E. teachers' efforts in providing text Ife Bake potatoes at same time. custards and milk pud- Twitchell, Frances Wilson, W. L. books for poor children. Sidney Mixed Place With M. Vegetable Salad dings. Sever, J. O. Miller and Frank Well also addressed the six sliced tomatoes on a platter For Invalids. Staplln. and cover with boiled salad dress- - To serve with fowl and meats. To add (currant jelly) to game gravy. For fruit salads (jelly). To serve on waffles and pan- J DIE STOCKINGS cakes. As a filling for omelet (Jelly). distinctive furs Jam Frosting Cream three SW EATER IN tablespoons of butter and one cup confectioners' sugar. Add half a cup of any uit Jam and whip In enough more sugar to make It stiff for spreading. Spread on small cun cakes or slices of fruit cake. furs 1 To flavor cakes: Try ground Quality as flavoring for a sim- "Diamond Dyes" add years of ple cake; the ground spice being wear to worn, faded skirts, waists, preferred by many in place of the coats sweaters, cover- seeds. stockings, When washing hair brushes: ings, hangings, draperies, every- Soak your hair brushes when different Modish di- Furs thing. Every package contains woman washing them in ammonia water. rections so simple any This will prevent the bristles from can put new, rich) fadeless colors coming out and hardens them. Into her worn garments or dra- Coffee Flavor peries even if she has never dyed at a at before. Just buy Diamond Dyes saving always A fter-Dinn-er Triclcs no other kind then your mate- M-J-- B dis- rial will come out right, because coffee flavor is Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to streak, spot, fade, or run. tinctive different from Tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool have or silk, or whether it Is linen, cot- any you ever known. ton or mixed goods. Adv. It is the result of years RECOVERS FROM RHEUMA- of coffee TISM. roasting, coffee "Had rheumatism five months that would go from my left knee tasting, experience. 'to my back. Tried many reme- dies without relief. Finally used Foley Kidney Pills and In fifteen For flavor ask your days was entirely cured," writes W. J. Oliver, Vldalia, Georgia. cerforM-J-B'TheQualit- y Backache, rheumatic pains, dull headache, dizziness and blurred " vision are symptoms of kidney Coffee of America disorder. 'Foley Kidney Pills No. 86 Pencil Writes All Color. quickly relieve kidney and blad- t der When the performer states that hi 85 trouble. Sold everywhere. make a borrowed Gross, Kelly Adv., lan pencil write an Company to lor the lender chooses, his statement Wholesale Distributors will not be taken seriously. He merelj ELECTION RETURNS. miles, however, and asks that a cotoi Las be chosen. Suppose red is the desire Albuquerque Vegas Santa Fe TRY OUR WET color. The performer calmly write) Reports of the national election will be re- the word "red" on a slip of paper, and and will (ike Tree Tea WASH thus proves his statement to be correct you ceived over the Morning Journal's special wire Publio Ledsw Mondays, Tuesdays and Coprrirnt, by Company Tuesday night, November 7. In addition to this Wednesdays. the Journal has to receive re- 15 lbs., 75 Cents It will be Joyful news to British service, arranged Thursdays, and residents in E,ypt that hereafter ports from each county in Mew Mexico. A Fridays the Egyptians will be free to take Saturdays an occasional pot-sh- ot one an- will both 25 lbs., $1.00 at stereopticon flash the returns, national other instead of as heretofore con- and a on the east side of the Imperial fining their attention strictly to state, upon screen, Laundry Britons. Toronto Globe. Journal building, for the information of the pub- Co. MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks lic. The first will be flashed at 8 o'clock. Phones 147 report and 14. best of all after a Goldcu o. Adv. 4 Page Six ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 3, 1922 the interest of the state candidates won first prize; Mrs. Howard Jenk- won for whom he will speak in various ins first prize for ladles as I Martha N. S. HOT SPRINGS of the the re- Washington, and, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED parts county during Sweeney won the prize for the most mainder of the county candidate's original costume, a country farmer. Governor M. C. Mechem dropped campaign. most off his train at Engle and ran over The K. P.'s gave a enjoy- A bullet from a re. FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE SUNSHINE STATE able ball on of to Hot Mon- masque the evening volver passed one of Sell- Springs long enough 28th at Uialto through to deliver a fine ad- the the theater. er's hips and entered his day evening Many beautiful and' unique cos- right Sim-me- dress nt the republican held abdomen. Knoxvllle, Tenn., Jour- T. D. Dcvenport. The Scripture les- I llvan, Robin Woolgar, Mary rally tumes were seen among trie masqu- here at He Z. L. as & I son was read the Mrs. .Arelia Baca, Fidelia Duncan, that time. left with ers. Bellhouse, a matador, nal Tribune. by president, I after HAGERMAN devotional FORT BAYARD HOPE Catherine Nicholas and Marjorie Curry immediately Bradleyi After the Arthur Thomas, Sam Baca, the speaking for Engle. a social time was l 1 Mayes; meeting, enjoyed Krnest Walter Mayes, Mrs. W. A. Graham entertained the ladles worked on the quilt Redeman, and Miss Thelma of Jimmie Salome, Arbie Cornet, for her little daughter, Faye, last IHss Alice Gregston entertained are for the ba- The ladles of the Dietetics staff Cage, daughter e which they muking was in Redeman, and Delnardo Thursday, October 26, twenty-nin- a number of her young friends nt zaar. Although much was accom- gave a Hallowe'en Masquerade ball Hugh Gage, Hope Monday. Wythe little friends on the not She Is now making her home with Garcia. and playmates a party Saturday evening at the plished the quilt was complet- Monday in the Nurses' Red snow of season oc- occasion of Mistress sixth fore It was decided to hold evening her uncle In Deming. The first the Faye's home of her parents in West lag- ed; then Cross house to the personnel of the Rev. Z. B. Moon curred on Monday morning, the birthday. Games and refreshments, a called meeting at the church on preached at the the birth- This Will Ward Off er; jOT). A time was cos- Methodist was covered with the among latter being the delightful afternoon for work. A post. Among the most striking church Sunday, the first ground can- Wednesday time since his return from confer "beautiful," but only lasted a Tew day cako brave with lighted games. Lunch wiis Those tumes were of East mile-pos- ts playing dainty lui; iron was served. rcpresentatilns hours. Believers in the moon signs dles, six flaming delight- served. Those were: Misses Mesdames Bradley, Side ence. Rev. Mr. Moon has Just present present vi' clothing salesmen, Tlerrette closed a at state we are to.Jiave ten enows this ed the hearts of the little guests And Break Colds Carmen Cecil Jurolw, Alum .Mansfield, Woodman. Losey Piatt, succeeding meeting Up Jacobs, and Pierrot, the shlek, a farm rat, N. Mex. winter. who very naturally wished fur Dodson, AnKie Hooper. Kthcl King Oumpsten, 0. G. Mason, Floto, Van Loving, many returns of the day. Messrs. Cecil cowboys, Chinese, Persians, ladles Mrs. Frank Teel has moved from happy Jutt teaipoonful of Dr. Caldwell's and Alice Urcgston, Aisdol, Walton, Sam McKinstry, In- The guests were: Beulah Lee, Adah ANT FAMILY MAT TRY IT FREE Kobort-eo- n, Wheel-oc- k of the Harem, Ku Klux Klan, the ranch to her town house for and Carl linbinson, Alton Hutchinson, Pardee, C. II. Heffernan, Bonnie Annette Syrup Pepiin rcmorei tha congeitioi Wim-berl- dian maidens, Indians, and many school facilities chil- Tofoya, Krnest Dodson and 11. lmdson. of tilelns, N. M.j Powell, better for her Thousand of parents are asking other costumes. Miss Gritzmarker dren. Wilson, Nina Amend, Oley Wallace, IhemseUes, " Where can a The Felix Ranch, the homo of Miss Delia Crissler and CLOVIS Vern Grov-e- r two ailments that people I find won the prize for ladles in her rep- Mr. and Mrs. Howell of Louise Howard, Martin, laxative thai anyone in the Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson, Messrs. Clark Hamlll I ! THE as of the least andDevenport. resentation of "The Farm Rat," Roswell the week end with Martin, Amerlla Goetz, Ella Ray, regard family can use token constipated?" was the scene of a party Sat- Mrs. who teaches a spent Skid-mor- arem the cause to merry Bradley, and Mr. Boyd as the East Slder Rosser Skldmore, Sammle importance reality I urge you try Syrup Pepsin. Misses Mrs. Hamill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Arm-IJ- wilt a liberal free urday evening when the class of girls nt the Presbyterian won In Baron J. Auremma, field rep- Guyse Caldwell, Benito o, of most serious illnesses and of I aladly provide and Williamson enter- entertained the girls the gentlemen's prize. the Hilary White. of deaths. sample bottle, sufficient for an adequate Mary (Han Sunday school, line were the resentative for the Salvation Army, Manuel Armijo, Bernlce the greatest proportion test. Write me where to send it. tained as their guests all of the and their guests at a Hallowe'en receiving following Dr. Homer Powers left Monday - members of the dietetics staff: for his home in af- will sing at the Lyceum Sunday Donaghe, Avery Graham, Ernest luey tiro uuiiau- Address Dr. W. B. Caldwell, SIS high school pupils. A on Friday evening. The house Rar.kin, Texas, and Washington St.t Monlicelto, Illinois. Hagerman party Misses Doris Pammel, Gertrude ter several in at- "Baron J. 'D." draws Van Winkle. Floyd Van Winkle, pation com' bounteous luncheon was served. was gaily decorated with Hallowe'- spending days night. large Irene Van Lewis Robert- colds. Do it now! Mllliken, Mary Fnris, Dorothy Bel- tendance upon his Lou crowds wherever he it is Winkle, mon Many Among the Hagerman folks who en emblems and Hallowe'en games grandson, goes, and son, Zelma Zella Form-wai- t, now be- with knap, MaTle Lund. Madge Jewell, Patrick Fletcher, who is ill with Lard, May doctors attended the Woman's Missionary were played. Pumpkin pin anticipated the building will not Genevieve Formwalt, Jessie lieve that At first of a the Majorle Niles, Nannie Hocker, scarlet fever. ( colds, the sign cold, at society district convention, which whipped cream, doughnuts and hold the crowd that is fexpected Wiggins, Helen Wlllets, Faye tonsilitis. a touch was held Artesia were were served to 18 Bertha Moyers nnd Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Jack Powers and children first few warning sneezes, take a at Thursday, cocoa the guests. Bossard. The hall was decorated In there At a meeting Graham. of malaria will of Mesdames Bert C. W. Cur- Rev. Nance, of left Sunday for Ft. Stockton, Texas, Sunday night. y teaspoonful Syrup Pepsin and Bailey, superintendent orange and black In honor of Hal- which was held Dr. A. C. White while attempting cause will in ry, Cowan, C. O. How, Kliza school work for New Mex- where they will visit before Joining Monday night at to the congestion be gone a Harry Sunday lowe'en, and were bobbed In the of A. Man-d- open an Insecurely hung door at instead of McKinstry, Flora ico, held a for the super- apples Mr. Powers Tampico, Mexico, chamber commerce, few hours. Don't wait until the Floto, Phillips, meeting for, and all the other Hallowe'en Doe has was elected the Ford garage last Thursday be- West, Robert Shaw; Misa Esther intendent and teacherR of the Jernlgan returned from president of the suffered sovcre contusions constipation cold has a grip on you. Mr. S. Mon- tricks and mysticisms indulged In. Chihuahutf, Mexico, where he eo- - Salvation Army drive, G. P. morning their cause. James, the Rev. and Mrs. John Methodist Sunday school on on his back and logs with minor ing Henry Dean, Jr., of Rochester, Mrs. E. There was also dancing aijd de- pasturage for his cattle. secretary-treasure- r. Exec- The fact remains N. cured stubborn cold in Rice and children, Mr. and day evening. refreshments. LP'S Injuries to face and arms when the Y., a A. Paddock, Messrs. Foster Shaw An game of basket- lightful "Gibson returned Friday utive committee is composed of Dr. that seldom have a cold with- that and Mrs Alice interesting Mrs. Bertha Bossard and Miss from Mexico where he C. L. W. V. F. heavy door fell from its place, you just way, and James McKinstry. The dele- ball was played here Saturday has been MeClellan, Swartz, it. was out due to general of Haskell, Okla., uses Dorothy Belknap have resigned for the cattle ft. Burns, Mrs. C E. Mrs. C. crushing him beneath Ho constipation, Corbbrey gate from the Hagerman society, when the Hagerman boys' basket- securing pasturage Smyer, game and as soon as his cries congestion. The only way to it effectively for all Jie small ills T. led the 9:u0 from the Dietetics' unit and will owned by the War Finance board. A. Hatch, and J. D. Graham. Mrs. McKinstry, ball team met the Hope boys' team, leave for homes in Wisconsin brought rescuers who liberated him avoid colds is to keep up your of her family, such as constipation, o'clock devotional meeting. A The home team won. their Raymond Jones Is visiting home The Odd Fellows of Elida have within ten days. folks this week. He is Invited the Odd Fellows and from his painful position he took vitality. You usually catch cold biliousness, headaches, dizziness, luncheon was served to the Mr. and Mrs. Mark of Roswell employed out his car nnd went on in answer in winter if are run and break fevers and colds. re- of Mr. Among the local Shrlners visiting of the Edward Watts ranch. of Clovls to attend at ban the you to up guests, i.l.s. McKinstry spent Friday at the home the Shrine ceremonies in El to the call he had received. down. Therefore in cold weather mained for a visit nt the home of Mrs. W. Alter. Paso quet and feast to be given there the Dr. Caldwell's Fyrup Pepsin is and J. last week were Messrs. It. B. e, 18th of November. is J. A. Bullen, candidate on the exercise more; eat more futty Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bryant, There was much excitement last It anticipated a scientifically-balance- d com- Layman,' Boerker and Dr, a number from this will at democratic ticket for the state rep- foods; drink four to six glasses of Little Dick Davlsson, Jr., the son evening when it was learned lodge resentative E. candi- of Egyptian senna with a Friday was A. F. Seldler. MAGDALENA tend, and nothing but a snow storm and Bacchus, water a day; keep the head cool, pound of Dick Davisson passed away that the Hagerman cotton gin Miss date on the same ticket for county pleasant-tastin- g aromatics. It is few at the home of rela- scene of fire. The fire de- Katherlne Usher, a nurse, could keep them away from the the feet warm, the bowels open. days ago the a has been transferred to Camp famous dishes members superintendent of schools returned safe to give to infants, and all tives in Texas. The body was was called and the blaze the Elida to Hot last from like it. Before partment Kearney, San Diego. Miss Usher A can prepare. Springs Tuesday You are also less liable to colds children you again hack to Roswell and laid was soon extinguished. Little dam- pleasant party was that on cover-in:- ? contain- brought has been at Fort Bayard two years Miss 17- - a vigorous campaigning trip if is free from the resort to cold remedies to rest beside that of his mother, age was done except to the cotton Friday evening when Mrs. Walter Josephine Dice, tho the south of the your system n. and was second in American year-ol- d part county. intestinal of narcotics a teaspoonful of Mrs. Davis-so- ginne-- J at the the Medley delightfully entertained the daughter of Road Fore poisons constipation, ing try the late Francis Bailey which was being contest held in Monday night the1 republican bowels wil. The were both well The fire seemed to have its Legion popularity members of her Sunday echool man of Engines Dice, and Jesse so empty the regularly Syrup Pepsin. Any druggist parents time. October. son of county candidates held a rally at laxative and the cost is less known nt Hagerman. in the cotton, which be- class with a Hallowe'en party. The Henry Lane, the Governor Mechem with a plain vegetable supply you, origin The family of Dr. A. P. Denby, rooms R. W. Lane, were married which and like Dr. Caldwell s than a cent a dose. Jim King left Saturday night for longed to a Roswell cotton grower a recent ar spacious of the Medley homo quietly Curry addressed a largo Syrup Pepsin. "Wichita, Kans., where he went to who had come here on account of arrival at the Post, nrnra iaatcttlv iainpniorl fni. Sunday at the Baptist church. The rived this week from , audience; the county candidates market cattle from the King ranch the Roswell stopped for Greenevllle, occasion with witcheg, black cats, newlyweds left for Las Vegas, a gin being St L.. I V also spoke briefly, after which across the Pecos. a fire. inptr.n' lonlnrna at n Af n n where they will make their homo. repairs following Among the members of the mod Miss Dice received the vote free dance was enjoyed by tho Charles Michelet has been assist- Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gehman and pointed hour the little guests began popular young folks until a lato hour. Mr. Lumber leal staff attending the Shrine cere to in Hallowe en at high school last yetir for being ing at the Kemp company their guests. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dollison monies in El Paso week were: arrive disguised Gallegos, who accompanied Gov. this week. of Kansas motored to the Bot- last attire. The hours from 7 to 9 were the most beautiful girl in Clovls, City, Drs. Shamaskln, and Circle 4 of Mechem as interpreter, remained W. B. Trueblood left Monday tomless Lakes east of Roswell Fennell, May thoroughly enjoyed by tha young- the Baptist church to the Schroeder: sters. Mrs. met afternoon at the accompany republican night for Portales, where he will Thursday nnd spent the day sight- - Medley served fruit Thursday county candidates for a few in to business He Misses Pammel, Cflulson, Trus- popcorn and to home of Mrs. E. G. Dyer. After the days attend matters. and seeing. Bleum and De were the punch, cake, candy his son Harry Trueblood have been Mrs. Jack Cassabone and Mrs. sell, Lancey her little guests, numbering about regular business meeting, which hostess at a Hallowe'en party Tues- e. was led Mrs. D. N. buying cotton here for the past two Pete Cassabone of Hope are guests twenty-fiv- by Croft, the fol Trueblood will re- day evening at their outing cottage, The ladles of the lowing officers were elected for the weeks. Harry at the home of their parents, Mr. Buena In Plnos Altos. Episcopal main here for some time. and Mrs. this Suerta, guild entertained their friends with ensuing year: Chairman. Mrs. Hav- Jnqups Michelet, Howard K. -- The Rev. J. C. Jones, Blinkey returned this a masquerade ball on Friday even ener; secretary treasurer, Mrs. A. presiding week. week to his home in Denver, Tenn. S. were Start the month Our Individual I elder for the Roswell district, held The pupils of the fifth and ing at the Barrowdale hall. Vcasey. Refreshments Miss Ida Hlrsch, a reconstruction Mrs. Otto is week served. Fifteen ladies were pres- right. Enroll in the first quarterly conference here fourth grades, taught by Misa Ma- Vet- leaving this or aide, has been transferred to a for her home in Little ent. Mrs. W. I. Luikart assisted tho our Day Night Saturday evening. Rev. Jones also bel Cowan, enjoyed a Hallowe'en erans' in Rock, Ariz., Classes. Private at th Methodist church, on afternoon. Cook- hospital Chicago. Mrs. Otto has been In Magdalena hostess in entertaining. preached party Tuesday Francis who was for- S. G. i and in Wornell, the of the Mrs. Bratton entertained Class - Sunday morning. ies, doughnuts and marshmallows on here as an assistant greater part past year, struction. vancement. Mr. and Mrs. West of Lake were served. was merly duty where she has been greatly benefit the Progress club, Tuestl.iy. Baron , Guy The fourth grade to the Is spending Aurlemma. JSrmKuZ HirHl'j- Arthur spent the week end with the guests of the fifth on account quartermaster, ted by the climate here. accompanied at the a short vacation with Drs. Frank B. Mrs. Elsie Bowman and little piano by Miss Settle, srmg several the home folks at Hagerman. of having better deportment grades Sullivan and C. It. Alva Curry left for the month. Brewer, Bayard daughter Shirley Lee left Saturday selections. Sunday night during Altman. The Woman's Guild of St. State College, where he will attend Mr. Mummerly, who has been for their home in Albuquerque James' On his trip to Fort Lyon last after a visit of several church met Wednesday afternoon school. acting ns manager of the Hager- General was enter- delightful Mrs. Fred O'Dell and son man to week Pershing months Epent with Mrs. Bowman s with Mrs. Blackmore, eittertalnlng Roy, Cotton gin, got an Injury tained at luncheon Major W. K. new who have been spending the au- his arm several ago and Is by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Otto. the rector and his wife, the days Leverton, commanding officer, and Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Crawford Rev. nnd Mrs. Brock. Mrs. Black-mor- e tumn in California with Mrs. now suffering from a serious case on O'Dell's came in Mrs. Leverton, in their home the were entertained on Sunday at the was assisted In enrtertainlng son, Guy, Mpnday of Infection. He has been taken to reservation. Col. Marshall, Gen. made the by St. Quinn ranch, fourteen miles north- bv Mesdames Plxley, Smith Martin, morning, having trip Mary's Hospital at Roswell. Pershing's aide, and Dr. Levcrton's Mrs. auto. The Hagerman orchestra went to east of to,n. Wilson, Rickets, Roberts and Aid so- personal staff, composed of Capt. Miss Florence Dlsmuke enter- Brock. The Presbyterian Ladles' Artesia Tuesday to play for the B. was on Wednes- Frank Brewer, executive officer; tained the members of the Camp-fir- e ciety entertained Hallowe'en dance. V. It. chief of medi- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Major Abbott, girls on Thursday evening at Cocoanut trees In Brazil are cal service; Major Couplin, chief of Va- A. F. Clark, the hostess being Mrs. Journal Want Ads Bring ResuMs the home of Mrs. L. Fonville. supposed to live and bear fruit dental service, and Capt. Norby, rious games and story telling oc- chief of surgical service, were also of even from 600 to 700 years, but the was cupied the greater part the guests. Gen. Pershing here ing. Refreshments were served ny date palm is not so hardy and Ycur demands ALL BRAN from 11 a. m. to 3:15 p. m., Friday, Miss Dismuke to about a dozen seldom Jives over 300 yeajs. sysSem October 27. girls. Each girl received dainty Mesdames Leverton, Couplin paper baskets filled with candy as if ccnslipation is h be relieved! Wajker nnd Martin entertained the favors. ladies of the reservation and a few On Mrs. Youf needs the eat 'a Tuesday evening Mr. and system "roughage" Kellogg each day at least two friends from Silver City at cards were host host- 's cooked and Prince Hillinrd and that Kellogg Bran, tablespoonfuls, in chronio cases with Tuesday afternoon at the home of ess at a Hallowe'en party nt their krumbled, supplies. For, it will not each meal. Its mechanical action will Mrs. Leverton. home south of town. A of season fell pleasant only permanently relieve constipation afford permanent relief. The first snow the evening was spent with Jokes and is eaten its at Fort last Saturday. It if it regularly, but And, will find 'a Bayard Hallowe'en tricks, after which the of the vital elements of you Kellogg Brarr'a. commenced at 4 o'clock in the aft K wheat to eat becauso is so delicious. ghosts were served with delicious will build health and in delight it ernoon and continued until 10 refreshments. strength a As a cereal, on other hot or inches wonderful sprinkled o'clock. Nearly two fell, but On Monday afternoon the ladles way. cold cereals, or used in countlcs bak- it melted away Sunday. Very slight " of the Home Missionary society You need bran Sn its full and bene- ery batches or in cooking, its nut-lik- a snowfalls also occurred Sunday af were entertained nt the home of ficial strength and that's what you got flavor will thrill your appetite and ternoon and Monday. Mrs. Walter Medley. A call meet- I costume in Kellogg 'a Bran ALL BRAN You each spoonful means so much in perma- The Red" Cross gave a ing by the president. cat Kellogg 'a for relief and will and in Hallowe'en party for patients and On between the you nently relieving constipation In Bed Cross Monday evening relief in naturo off ail- personnel the big of 7 and 10 o'clock were -r-,--Tr pet a way that planned. warding this gravest national hours the O , , Toods with bran mixture cannot building Tuesday evening. The hours set for the reunion. llSagls&m il a help ment. Kellogg recipes aro printed on rooms were decorated in Wild West ghosts nM the man, woman or child who faces each package. Place of meeting at the home of style with bar room and saw dust Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nicholas. Host- grave illness through constipation. Start the entiro on the floor, cider was You must have ALL BEAN family eating although ess, Miss Catherine Nicholas. At "rough- 'a Bran Seo tho color the only beverage available. All 7 will and clean and Kellogg the hour of o'clock the ghosts age" that sweep come back to faded cheeks; see tha who attended were requested to to one one and health back! wear or and began arrive, by until purify bring snap that will go into cowboy cowgirl outfits, all who were so fortunate to receive lagging steps. there were some owboys on hand Children should be given Kellogg 's Keljogg's Bran U wonderful. All to invitations had nrrived. The Nich- each with only a bandana kerchief olas home was in darkness 3ran day; grown people should grocers sell itl denote new except Adv. their calling. Apples, the dim light from ginger bread, doughnuts, pumpkin placed in various places. The ghosts pie and other dishes reminiscent were taken a series of of Hallowe en In the east were through magic tricks and from the shrieks iftg served. and groans heard coming from the - Miss Leola Coleman has returned room one would were - -- imagine they m J 8 in New from an day leave spent thoroughly enjoying themselves. 9x7wsr- York iw; city. en- - ir The guests were unmasked and Kev. William J. of New Elslng, joyed the. remainder of the evening j a series of lectures at s. York, gave una biu-rle- I the Cross. While here his son, wim (ciifntrn liilkb gnusi HDYSER BRps. , Bed Refreshments were served to Hardware and .Furnitnra r M '' Morris of Ariz., 309-31- 1 of the cheap or big Elsing, Warren, the following: Misses Virginia Sul- - W. northern , paid his father a visit and both Pueblo. Colo., uross. Sept. 10,1922. ; Mi" Is can were guests of the Ked baking powders Dr. and Mrs. of Los The Continental Oil Co., Plimpton, I Puehlo, Colo. don't Angeles, who have been the guests IIIII I waste your of their daughter, Mrs. Albert Gentlemen: Walker, returned to their home We have used Polarine in our Give Your Car a Chance time, this week. cart and trucks since 1916 and have your money. Mrs. Krnstberger entertained at never had any trouble that could be - bridge Tuesday afternoon compli- charged to faulty lubrication. AS soon as an automobile is driven under its own yourefforts,mprepar- mentary to Mrs. Plimpton of Log Recently we traded in for $200 Angeles. less than the original cost a Buick Z"JL power it becomes a"used car." sets in. ing bakings and have them Dr. and Mrs. McN'all entertained car which we had driven since Depreciation touring re-sa- le ' crank-cas- e Its value on ruined the use of a score of their friends at bridge 1917, without ever having the starts the downward curve. through whist last Friday evening. off and still using original set of Senator Holm O. Bursum, ac- How need uncertain of spark plugs. sharp this curve be? baking powders. companied by W. D. Murray After an experience like that we Silver City were the guests ot we can recommend eve- certainly fed that To a extent the answer lies in Major W. It. Leverton Monday Polarine as a real lubricant for large proper and sufficient ALWAYS USE ning. The party accompanied by automobiles. to members of the medical Ver? tmlT youri. attention the problem of lubrication. several ARAiAND 1 staff had dinner that evening In tne COLD CREAM POWDER. Huyser Bros. mess In the (Signed) C. J. Hurter. Bros, know value natients' hall infirmary, In Iht.UTtlG. PINK V WHtJt BOXES Huyser the of giving the car a fighting and Senator Bursum made a speech later in the Red Cross house in tne chance in its constant battle with friction. Correct interest of the Republican state APACE powder th'att lubrication flattens nnd enuntv tickets. evenly, the downward curve saves wear The Ever Ready Sunday school blends naturally into and lowers The class of the Community church wlli the skin and on tear, depreciation, 'gives more power and speed. Economy BMUNG ser- stays POWDER have charge of Sunday school, till you wash it off vices next Sunday. Mrs. O. E. that is Armand Cold Give your car a chance fill up with the specified grade Roosa is in charge of the class. Cream Powder. because it never varies in Y. M. C. A. sec- of The Perfect Motor stick to it. Luther Barnard, I POLARINE, Oil, and from an ex- Armand is the orlg- - be- retary, has returned Inal and leavening strength tended trip to El Paso where he only perfected was at the bedside of his father, dry face powder with a THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY cause it lasts base of delicate longer goes Dr. Barnard, of Providence, R. I. cold (A Colorado Corporation) , farther-keep- s Dr. Barnard came west to visit an cream. Try it Just perfectly and a of east- Albuquerque Denver Pueblo Boise . Arizona mine with group once! Unless it Butte is moderate in be- ern capitalists and was stricken pleases you perfectly Great Falls Salt Lake City Cheyenne price with paralysis. , you may return it and cause it is Mrs. Winifred McPhecter has get your money back. most dependable, Join- resigned from the nurses' and Buy a box; y it most economical ed Mr. MePheeters in Colorado. is $1, in the little pink, A. O. Steyskal, post tailor, left end-whi- te hat-bo- x for , Fort Bayard Tuesday morning; everywhere. Its sales are over 150 Los Angeles, here lie will attend the funeral of his cousin, Julian Ask your dealer for, or send greater than that of any Steyskal, who died Monday after- us 25c for a other brand. noon in the home of his father In week-en- d package con- Hollywood. Julian Steyskal was taining generous sam- MIME1 B No human well known in this section as vio- ples of Armand Cold II! hand ever touches il linist for a number of years prior Cream Powder.Armand it is made in the world's to his departure for California. Bouquet, Rouge, Cold IP mosl He was formerly orchestra leader JsUl or- Cream, Vanishing fa, BEST BY TEST sanitary bakingpowderfactories, aiid viollniBt in the Fort Bayard Cream, Talcum and chestra. i Soap Address "A each of.cnmexv Asa Mcdulre will leave the hos- for iype pital within a few days and join .ARMAND Des Molncs grade pnfflB WORLDS GREATEST OWING POWDER bis family in Silver City, where he expects to live, . November 3, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 page Seven

Alcott and Mrs. Q. A. Ken Jon's sub- Gage and Messrs. John Richards, W. R. Green. Albuquerque. N. M. Slehl, thus creating a mutual expectations, reaching as high as Tlireo From I I r ject was "Radio," which proved Fred Cole, Henry Davis, Ralph Representatives the friendliness, beneficial to tho work 100 to 115 sacks per acre. i PORTALES ) very Instructive. During an after ARTESIA Reed and O. K. Evans. Third District, Bernalillo County WILLIAMS of both teacher and of pupil. Stiss Of al - STassey and D. SI. L social hour the hostess served re- The Sunday school class young to the New Mexico Legislature l The Florence Ctlttnntnn charter freshments, which were also sug- ladies, taught by Miss Irene Gage Prlmltlvo Candelaria, Los s, Hood were married last Slonday In The Rev. Mrs. J. J. Richards at were en- members met last Friday at tho and gestive of Hallowe'en. Little Miss Kathrecn Filbert was the Methodist church, N. M. With witches, black cats and home of the Mrs. Flagstaff. Sliss STassey was a pop-til- iind N. Mrs. WI1 On Mrs. E. tertained with their gentlemen Sr. general chairman, Mrs. E. Wheeler. Thursday afternoon hostess to about fiftcca friends at Sidney Well. Albuquerque. goblins lending their masle to cre- J. C. Butler, each original member member of last year's hih li.im Ihirton and Mrs. Claud Jones N. Wheeled, was the delightful her home on afternoon at friends on Friday evening with an N. M. - Monday ate a Hallowo'cn atmosphere in bringing in an additional one. Plans school class and Mr. all left here Wednesday- overland hostess at the Woman's Missionary a Hallowe'en Tho unusually interesting and pleasing Herman Mohr, Albuquerque, room of graduating delightful party. the the first grade Ameri- wcro made for tho welfare work of Hood Is mem- In an automobile for Artesia, N. M., society of the Methodist church. and were masked and Hallowe'en party. The guests met N. M. Sirs. J. one of the popular boys girls Mildred and G can, Slehl entertained tier the committee nnd for the making where on Thursday and Friday they The president Mrs. Claud Jones, dressed in costumes. The at the home of Misses Annstncio Griego, Los legos, class with a of a to bers of the firm of Hood & Hum- In peculiar Vesta masked in N. M. delightful party sig- half dozen bungalow aprons, were in attendance at the annual was the chair. After devotional, girls proved to be the winners in Frisch, many nificant of this weird to in Phoe- phries, DeLuxe Tailors. of a memorial was ways. costumes Dennis occasion. The be donated the mission ilistrict conference the Woman's program given for an eating contest. After spending Many peculiar Chavez, Albuquerque, had been invited to nix. Sirs. E. B. Perrln has gener- of the Methodist Miss Belle ot af- were noticed. The "Sheik," Span- N. U. pupil's parents Missionary society Bei.nett, president several hours in playing games attend and nt the ap-p- r contributed and ENTIRE FAMILY HAD "FLU" church. home on the Woman's ish girls, Turkish maidens and Jose JordI, Albuquerque, N. M. promptly ously the material, They returned Missionary council, ter the school hours, the young inted hour of one-thirt- y Sirs. St. the on who died on 20 of ghosts of all sizes and shapes were Friday Buggelln has granted "'Keep right using Foley's baturdny. July this year. folks went to their homes before County Sheriff afternoon, little black cats and use of her homo for the sowing Honey and Tar. It will give There was six acres of land On Thursday evening quite a dark. also present. The guests were then Dick Lewis. Albuquerque, N. M. quirk escorted to entertainment brownies In tall hats stole quietly, bco, next Friday. relief,' said (he doctor, when the planted to sweet potatoes this year number of women friends of Mrs. Representatives of the Baptist the Felipe Zamora, Ranchos de one one from Coco- sur- rooms of Methodist by an adjoining room Through tho auspices of entire family had the "flu." Never on the Itaptist Orphans' home farm Edward Hawkins gave her a Young Union motored to the church, Albuquerque, N. M. all little at ten enrs saw so hun- so- People's where a decorated scene until customary chairs nino Farmers' association anything good," writes here, which produced several prise handkerchief shower and Roswell on Sunday afternoon to beautifully Jiidse work were filled with of have been to A. B. the Sweet H. Gar- wns witnessed. was soon Probate the tables spuds shipped their Mrs. Griffith, Andrews. Ind. dred bushels, and Potato cial at tho home of Mrs. W. attend the meeting of the Everyone J. R. Sanchez. Albuquerque, odd Mrs. Slehl re- In Phoenix and between colds Growers' association has to Hawkins was quarterly a time" among tho the assemblage. warehouse Neglected coughs and often agreed rett with whom Mrs. Pecos Valley K, Y. P. U. associa- having "great N. M. ' lated the story of the oriirln of tho 20 nnd 30 additional will lead to serious Fo- furnish crates for potatoes and also the Delicious re- ghosts, pumpkin lanterns, corn carloads, complications. spending night. tion, which met with the Roswell W. W. McClellan, Albuquerque, Hallowe'en, this breaking tho follow. Tho recent snov.fall, wfclch ley's Honey nnd Tar gives quick place them in storage free of any freshments were also served during young people on Sunday evenln stalks and other spooky looking N. sr. were lifted Is such time as those was scenes. Comical games, which magic spell, the masks earlier than previous years, has relief. Free from opiates (Ingre- expense until the evening by tho ladies. This Among tho representatives from v nnd folks to hindered the somewhat. on in homo see more comical was entered by Count Assessor little, then proceeded harvesting dients printed tho wrapper). charge of the may fit a gathering of Mrs. Hawkins' Artesia were Miss Zanalda Mann, J. Kubbell. Albuquerque, a few of the Thcso are in to friends as for after all present. served from an Felipe play games typical spuds especially fine, Largest selling cough medicine market the potatoes. a "farewell" president of the local organization. Punch, N. sr. day. A social time followed, the Peachblow and Cobblers, specimens the world. Sold Miss Ethel Crawford, teacher of having lived here for many years Miss Elizabeth Messrs. jron pot, was served through- everywhere. Solomun, Delicious pump- Treasurer-Anto- nio parents being introduced to Sirs. and yielded far beyond the farmers Adv. the second grade, while attempting she was leaving soon to make her Fred and Clint Cole. The next quar-terl- y out .the evening. County Ba- - pies,-frui- t Garcia y Sanchez, to crank a Ford car on Wednes- home In Ar- kin salad and sandwiches Albuquerque. meeting will be with the N, ST. day evening the car "back fired," A. R. Smith and Mrs. Markham, tesia B. Y. P. U. in were served by members of the relas, January. Miss to be an Edwin B, Swope, Albuquerque, the crank hit Miss Crawford's both of this city, drove to Clovis The Spanish-America- a class. Gage proved staged deserves much N, St. "A wrist, breaking one of the bones. Friday where they were married, big dance in the Richards building excellent hostess and On Friday evening the members and it was not known here until on Main street on last credit for causing the affair to be County School SuperYntendent were Saturday such a success. Among tho Ircn'o Burke. Albuquerque, N. St. j of the Nazarene church drove to several days later that they night. A native orchestra furnished huge the home of their pastor and wife, married. Mr. Smith Is a business the while hundreds danced. guests were Misses Mildred Frisch, Atnnacio Montoya, Albuquerque, music, Vesta Loraine N. M. the Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Scott, one man In Portales and they will be Natives from all portions of the Frisch, Kirkpatri'ck, mile out, and them a com- home to their friends. Beatrice Davis, Wanda Pearson, Clerk gave at here valley were present. The Santa Fe County N. SI. plete "pound" party, crews of several hundred Anna Frances Jackson, Irene Gage, J. A. Werner. Albuquerque, surprise work Dannen-ber- g. which greatly Increased the sup- men and families, who are now in Adelle Ohnemus, Linna Lucy St. Harris. Albuquerque. plies In .the pantry and cellar. A tho Santa Fe Bertha Shattuck, Burnel Car- n. sr. Artesia, repairing Lucille Hazel Morris, t very pleasant evening was spent track, caused an unusually large roll, Ward, r'nitufv Kurvevor socially. LAS VEGAS The town was full of Frances Carper, Nell Carper, and J. N. Gladding, Albuquerque. attendance. M- On the senior Messrs. Frank Adams, Fred Cole, N- - - Friday evening these people. An excellent evening nut im Alhunuernue. N. M. class of the high school gave a pie was spent by tho dancers until Ralph Reed, Henry Davis, Roy at the school building. The A wedding of much Interest to when or- Rpfvev, Ralph Dayls. Herman Cole, Three County Commissioners supper Sunday morning, the city Rnssel Herrera. class gave a splendid program Just Las Vegans occurred Tuesday after- dinances demand that all dances Tom Bullock, Rogers. Skeit District No. 1, Nicolas John and others. San N .SI. before the pie sale began. The pro- noon In when Miss must cease. Rogers, Richards, Ignaclo. - sale will be a Albuquerque, The girls of the high school do David Ranchos de Atrls- ceeds from the pie became bride of Mrs. P. C. Klopfenstein recent- Armijo, fund for the school annual. Anna Berry the mestic science department, under co, N. M. starting Mr. ly suffered a painful accident, Miss Mor- Romero, Mrs. J. B. Mears, democratic Walter Randolph of this city. when an automobile. In which she the supervision of Ruth District No. 2, Jesus county chairwoman, was a delight- The ceremony took place at 6 was in ris, head of the department, served Old Albuquerque, N. M. was riding, overturned. She two-cour- se ful hostess at her home on Satur- o'clock In the presence of a few front seat with her a delightful luncheon James Hezemek. Albuquerque, dif- the to the members of both football N. St. day to the chairwomen of the friends at the home of Mrs. Clyde who was at an ordinary Al- coun- Is driving teams after the game on Friday District No. 3. Don Rankin, ferent precincts of Roosevelt E. Stauder, who an aunt ot the speed, when the steering rod broke. and a few Portalcs friends at a bride, and was followed a re- afternoon with Roswell high. Many buquerque, N. St. ty by The steering wheel injured her side the N. M. one o'clock luncheon. Places were ception. The bridal pair left Tues- an fractured some ribs. Roswell gli ls. who accompanied Frank Butt, Albuquerque. laid at table for a to Denver. and team from the upper, valley town This is to give further notice that beautifully arranged day evening trip Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bliss The refresh- in for sixteen women. After luncheon Mrs. Randolph came to Las Vegas left this week for Kansas, were also present. the following are the places Ladles' and Misses' Garment Sale Sum- family ments were served by Misses Herma the said elec- Mrs. Frances E. Nixon of Fort from Albuquerque in June, 1921, after spending the summer and each precinct where democratic chairwoman, to take of at Welsh, Zanalda Mann, Loretta will be held: ner, state the position registrar fall in Artesia. with the mother of Lois tion house which the New Mexico Normal well-know- n Linell, Iris Her, Phyllis Polk, No. 1, San Jose; addressed the women, after University. Mrs. Bliss. Mr. BV.ss is rreclnct " a round table discussion was d. She is held in high esteem by fac- as an dealer and .was in Burns, Bertha Shattuck, Josephine of Lnlo Arias. apple Elizabeth Solomon and No. 2. Del Rio; halt of ulty and student body and has charge of the C. A. P. fruit crop Parker, Precinct Twenty-nin- e and or will girls boys made many other friends who during the fall. jthers. Julian Armijo. house and No. S, Alameda the Methodist Junior league were be glad to welcome her as a per- Little Richard Wheatley, son of Precinct Friday Saturday! miles Ran- Max Chavez. royally entertained several manent resident here. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wheatley, was ELECTION PROCLAMATION of A- on Mon- Las Precinct No. 4. Ranchos de out on the Clovis highway dolph has resided in Vegas for injured last week, when some Public notice is hereby given Mar- - a welnie and He posi- house ot Nicanor of new day evening with many years. has held the powder, wtiich the lad and a play- that pursuant to paragraph 1877 of lbuquerque; $5,000 worth fall merchandise purchased I rmirshmallow roast. Mrs. J. J. tion of registry clerk in the East mate had on the sidewalk, 1915 a gen- mm Denlson some placed the compiled laws of tlT1preclnct No. 5. Barelas; at office for spot cash in New York, sit sacrifice prices, Richards and Mrs. Henry Side post office for time, exploded. The face of the lad was election for the selection of neace. children. where he is well liked and was eral t toi;,.a nf thn received by express and now on our m chaperoned the highly severely burned. The powder state and county of fioers vwlll be 6. Los Padlllas; at Thursday 4 After four work In tho his fellow clerks and lad on Precinct No. f 7?r 'm years' respected by placed on the sidewalk by the held in Bernalillo county the of Partllla. racks for of the Joyce the at large. After a two match Mon- hall Clemento dry goods department public and his cousin, who took a Tuesday next after the first Precinct No. 7. Fan Antonio; at Prult company here, Walter J. Culp weeks' visit in Denver Mr. and Mrs. and tried to burn the powder. As in November. 1922. which date and as of will be at home to theli day home ot Charles Kewn. Friday Saturday Selling has been promoted manager Randolph the powdjor would not burn, the of said election is November 7, 8. Los at Wel-do- n avenue. Precinct No. Grlegos; the dry goods department and friends at 612 Washington Wheatley boy wns examining the 1922; and that at said election all Garcia. This includes women's cloth and has accepted the Ghosts and witches stalked to hall of lireporlo great purchase rieatherage powder, when it became enflamed qualified voters will be entitled Precinct No. 9. Ranchos de as salesman in tho same abroad at the church burned. The choice the fol- B. plush coats, women's tailored coats of all descrip- position Presbyterian Hi:; face was badly vote for their for Atrlsro; at store house of Jose store. Friday evei Ing when the young parents of the lad and a physician lowing named officers, viz: tions. P. the of the various of Armijo. Mrs. J. Iong entertained people churches were socin summoned. His face is For United States Senntor to Rep- Precinct No. 10. Escahosa; at Members Aid of the Centra! Chris- the city Joined in a Hallowe'en at this time and his eyes resent New Mexico in Uio United on improving home of Slnnucl Gutierrez. tian church at her home Thurs- party. The church was transform- were nqt States Senate No. 11. at After a busi- into verltible of the injured. Las Ve- Precinct Pnjarlto; Two Dcn't Miss day afternoon. short ed a graveyard Several members of the Chris- Stephen B. Davis. East home of J. Feline Hubbell. Big Days This ness session, the wo'.nen spent the bones of ghosts who return once a tian of the gas, N. M. 12. di- frolic Endeavor Presbyterian Precinct No. Albuquerque Bargain-Givin- g time in social chat and piecing year to witness the fun and church met at the J. T. Collins A. A. Jones, East Las Vegas, vision at Wide Awake gro- Event. one of brothers. After an N. M. quilts, completing large qui't their earthly home Roswell and many Roswell cery 110", East Central; division and one baby quilt for the bazaar. evening spent at eerie games a who tho team, Dr. T. C. Rivera. Chamlta, N. M. hotel. Broadway girls, aqcompanied t at Grande The Rev. Ervln of near Denver, luncheon of gingerbread, apples remained at Artesia until late in Ono Representative to Uepresei nnd Fast Tlleras; division nt House di- Colo., has accepted the call to the and coffee was served. the evening and also attended this New Mexico in the Lower Cltv Hall. Second and Tijeras; pastorate of the Central Christian Miss Frances Hoskins entertained affair. An excellent dance was d. of Congress vision at Albuquerque Stotnr Otero-Warre- n, Santa di- church here and preached Sunday the Altar Guild Thursday afternoon Adelina Fo, fnmnnnv, Fourth and Cnnper; at both morning and evening ser at her homo on Washington ave- The school student body, N. M. at Max Norrlhau.i ga-ra- c. Goats vision Ladies' high here nue. John Raton, N. M. x rice. Rev. Ervln left Monday a Morrow, Twelfth and West Tlieras. all-wo- led by the yell leaders, staged lot of ol for his home and will return In a Palms Hall presented a festive on the streets of Ar- A. E. Moon Otto. Santa Fo, N. M. No. 13. Old Albuquer- One ladies' coats, consisting of unique parade of New Mexico Precinct we"k or ton days with his family. scene Saturday evening when mem tesia on Thursday evening, preced- Governor que, division B. at court house. Old velours and polo cloth, with fancy fur collar and On afternoon Mrs. bers of the Las Vegas Shrine club the football game with Roswell C. L. Hill. Hill, N. M. division A, at school Thursday own- ing V. Roswell, N. M. Albuquerque: cuffs; all have the new bell sleeves, some are em- Mr. Mason of Slaton, Texas, and their ladies Joined in a frolic high sc'fiool on Friday. Several hun- James Hinkle, house. Old Albuquerque. er of the new cotton gin wns a Por-tsl- which was entirely in keeping with in the Lieutenant Governor Treclnct No. 14. Pan Tgnaclo; at broidered and others tailored. These dred school pupils Joined , strictly visitor from Sunday until the spirit of Hallowe'en. About one snake the streets, Eufracio Gallegos, Gallegos, house of Nicolas Hen-era.- coats sell to see-- dance through N. M. anywhere from $35 $49.50. a Wednesday and while here was ( hundred couples were all ana Precinct No. 15, Santa Bartiara; present, singing: school songs making D. D. Columbus, Luna ling after business pertaining to the in costume, and danced till the wee all the noise and racket possible. Gregg, at hall of Archuleta. ' cotton sma' hours. This is second an- County. N. M. No. Ifi, El Sedillo; at Purchase Prices gin. the They would assemble on the inter- N. M. Precinct Special Shaw was the delightful nual Hallowe'en dance the busi- Joe C. De Baca. Las Vegas, house of Jacnbo Baca. Frank given by sections of the streets in the of State hostess with Mrs. J. C. Cunning- club end was pronounced e. huge ness section of the town and give Secretary Precinct No. 22, La Tijera; ai hostess, at the Shaw success. J. A. DesGeorges, Taos. N. M. house of Jose Dnmineuez. ham, assistant their nchool yells. Girls would go Soledad C. Chacon. $14.95 home to the Woman's club. The Miss Anna Berry was guest of the crowds on the side- Albuquer- Precinct No. 23. Snn Antonito; $9.95, $12.95, rooms were honor at through que, N. M. at hnl! of Francisco Truiillo. different elaborately a party given Thursday walk, selling tickets for the game: D. G. Torrance decorated with black cats, pump- afternoon by the of the New was Bigsbee, Encino, Precinct No. 2fi. Alhuquernue: faculty Enthusiasm at a high pitch County. N. M. Elec- kins and many other thinsrs which Mexico Normal University in Nor- and ttie enjoyed the division nt Bridgemnn nearness of Hallowe'- bystanders One Justice of tho Supreme Court Co.. 102 Harvard ftfreet; divi- 58 ladies' coats in velours, English tweeds and suggested the mal dining hall. Miss Berry, whose celebration and fun almost as much of New Mexico tric WATCH AND WAIT en. In the absence of the presi- was in- sion at Palter Tire Co., corner polo some of the models of approaching marriage the as the hoys and girls. R. P. Barnes. Albuquerque, N. M cloth; are the dent, Mrs. J. C. Whltcomb, Mrs. spiration for the was pre- The of the Wo- Walter nnd Central: division affair, district meeting Sam G. Bratton. Clovis, N. M. 1 11 R mannish style, others trimmed with fur collars OPENING DAY Monroe Compton presided. A splen- sented with several beautiful of the nt StcAdnms grocery store. FOR n gifts man's Missionary society A. J. McDonald. N. M. nt te did was rendered. Mrs. of silver. denomination was held Clayton, Fast Central; division and embroidered sleeves, all gar- program Methodist Ono Commissioner ot Public Christian corner Arthur Jones gave an interesting Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Unsell, who at Airtesia last week. Representa- Lands church, Broadway ments, worth nearly double the price. OUR NEW TOY DE- talk on the life of Mrs. Ijoulsa May have spent several weeks Por- and Gold: division nt Kent visiting tives from Clovis, Roswell, Frederick Mueller, Santa Fe, 317 West Gold avenue; Mrs. Unsell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. tales, Dexter, Carlsbad, N. M. building, A. T. Hagerman, division at Buick garage. Extra $19.95 PARTMENT. Rogers, Sr., left Saturday for Cottonwood, and Pecos, Texas, were Justiano Baca, Albuquerque, Special, their home in Spokane. Mrs. Un- visitors were Fifth nnd Gold avenue. present. About fifty N. M. Precinct No. 2S, Atrlsco; at sell was the inspiration for several entertained by the local ladles of W. D. Berry. Abbott, N. M. social affairs while here. J. C. house of Pedro Aranda. ASPIRIN the Methodist 'church. Mrs. Attorney General Precinct No. 34. chllill; at hall Mrs. Daniel T. Hoskins enter- Jon&B, district leader, presided at A. A. Sedillo, Albuquerque, N. M. REMEMBER tained informally at tea last even- . of Anastnclo Gutierrez. Friday the meetings on Wednesday Milton J. Helmick, Albuquer- Precinct No. 35, Duranes; at afternoon, honoring her Bister, Mrs. and Thursday. The all-da- y que. N. M. Oscar Williams ing school house. This Is Best of Omaha and Mrs. meeting on was featured Thos. S. Savage. Clayton. N. M. is to notice hv Albuquerque's Shopping Place. Insist! P. F. of El Texas. Thursday This give further Say "Bayer" and Knight Paso, by many Interesting reports by tho Stnto Auditor proclamation ihnt the foregoing Mr. and Mrs. John Condon were delegates. The work accomplished Hilario Delgado. Santa Fe. N. M. for hosts Satur- are the names of the candidates at an Informal dinner by many interesting reports by the Juan N. Vigil, Tel pa, N. M. ench of snid offices to be filled n in Con- day evening honor of Mr. deleates. The work accomplished E. M. Keegan. Canton. N. M. the qalrl election nrn the same are don's birthday. women of the denomina- State; Treasurer In Mrs. by the on file the office of the Conntv P. F. Knight of El Paso, tion was clearly explained and O. A. Matson, Albuquerque, N. M. Clerk, together with the nostofflce Texas, spent last week visiting her manor worthy reports accepted. J. W. Corbln. Estancia. N. M. address of each said candidate. husband here. Air. Knight, who is other kindred subjects were M. A. Hlggins. Sprlngor. N. M. Is and or- of Many It further proclaimed the First National discussed by prominent speaKers. Stato "iipcriiitciidcnt of Public In- dered that the polls In each votinp bank, has spent several months in American Post, No. struct Ion of Bernalillo to be this Tie Legion place county city looking after the bank's 41, was in charge of the Hallowe'en Maud L. Blaney, Carrizozo. N. M. onpned for voting from 9 a. m. of affairs. dance at the Odd Fellow hall on Isabel Eckles, Silver Citv, N. M. said date until B p. m. Mr. enter- and Mrs. W. B. Estes Saturday night. The attendance Mrs. Hattie Kimball, Estancia. Wv nrurn of cottctv cam- - tained a number of their friends at was not as large as expected on ut N. M. 'MTPSTONEPO of BERNA- a Hallowe'en party Monday evening of the many other social Ono Member of the Corporation LILLO COUNTY. at their home on the boulevard. evests of the town at this time. Commission MAX GUTIERREZ. Phones 352353. Opposite Y. M. C. A. Mrs. Charles P. Trumbull and However, many visitors from Hag- Pleasant A. Hill. Espanola, N. M. Attest: Chairman. Miss Mildred Browne, who have Lake and Bonifacio Montoya, Bernalillo. FRED CROLLOTT, iimii.i,,iijif tyym erman, Dexter, Arthur liilii'm been Mrs. T. Fell N. M. ij, fi a ii iiiniiiiui bHAsKXSaMl guests of Herbert maioy other valley towns were pres- County Clerk. hb'ji naiii in Denver, returned home Satur ent, Unless you see the name "Bay- day evening. 1he Sunday shool class, taught er" on or on tablets you Mrs. David Conway ,was hostess Mrs. R. Davis at the Metho- package to by F. are not getting the genuine Bay the Young Matrons club Satur- dist Sunday school were entertained er product prescribed by physicians day afternoon at her home on Co- at the home of Mrs. Joe Richards twenty-tw- o avenue. over years and proved lumbia on Tuesday evening. Delicious re- safe by millions for Manuel Rosenwald entertained a freshments were served to tho boys Colds Headache party of ghosts and goblins on All and. who are, about the age Toothache Lumbago Saints Eve at his home on Seventh girls, Rheumatism ot twelve years. Earache street. TSie members of the eighth grade - Neuralgia Pain, Pain Mrs. Frank Fries and Miss Julia a Hallowe'en at the Accept Tablets of As- Fleck were hostesses to Friend- enjoyed party Contest "Bayer State the Inter Ath! old Manda barn on last Saturday etic pirin" only. Each unbroken club afternoon at directions. ship Wednesday night. The large barn loft was package contains proper the home ot Mrs. Fries on Grand - Hal- boxes of twelve tablets dec- rated with the Handy avenue. lowe'en colors. Each member, on cost few cents.. Druggists also sell Walter Glen Older 24 100. Is Randolph and eaftering tho building was intro- bottles of and Aspirin were honor guests at a the trade mark of Bayer Manu- party given duced Into the realm of mystery, at the Elks clutr Saturday evening. after escorted up the tricky facture of Monoacetlcacidester of Mr. being ' Adv. ' Randolph left Sunday morning stairway. Miss Hazel Morris, class Sallcylcacid for Albuquerque where he was Between Texas Buffaloes sponsor, was in charge of the affair. united In marriage to Miss Anna Other fapulty memben who were Berry. Mr. Older has accepted the present were Misses Irene Gage, position of traveling auditor for AJma Givens, Mary Sands and Fred in and the Santa Fe railway and is leav- sandwiches, fruit Inspect Las Cole. Doughnuts, SCome ing Vegas. and other good eats' were served. Modern Safety Wesley DeBoIt left Saturday for members of the class who were a visit Te Janesvllle, Wis., after short present were Charley Adams, "Lobos Jew Mexico Deposit Vaults with his parents here. Maude Await, Norman Bullock, Mrs. George A. Almes was a gen Bowman, ial hostess Williard Bradshaw, Price to Sorosls at a Hallowe' Alberta Bowman, Morgan Burrows. en party Monday afternoon at her For a moderate charge Robert Burns, Lawrance Clark, w, home on Eighth street. Her home Clarence Cole, Har- was decorated in Hallowe'- Conner, Gladys per year you may secure prettily old Dunn, Virginia Crawford, Dee en colors and delicious refresh- Edith ments were ;House, Elaine Feemster, a box in this vault pro- which typical of the Garrett; Keith Hoffman, Tom West Texas State Normal School VARSITY season were served. The following Glenn FIELD, was Janas, Guln Martin, Naylor, viding ample storage for program given during the aft Ernest Ohnemus, Glenn Polk, ernoon: Vocal solo "Visualized Verna Schnoor, Mrs. I. Ituleigh Page, NOVEMBER jewelry, valuable Thoughts," Appel; Reading, Maida Schnoor, Robert Stevenson, vs. SATURDAY, 4, papers, 'There Aint No Ghosts," Charlotte bonds and other securi- vocal Mrs. W. J. Tommy Splvey, Nathan Turknott, O'Malley: duet, Robert Vogel, Harry Wilson. ties, to which have Pettus and Mrs. H. AV. DeBolt; The friends ot Miss Mary Jane State University of New Mexico 2:30 P. U. 'you fortune hunt, club; sketch "Poe's Owens the yoking Woman Mrs. C. A. Mc- - surprised access at all times during Tell Tale Heart," With a delightful party on last y Millen: Poe's "Black Cat," Mrs. W. home of business "Oc- Tuesday evening, at the hours. J. Pettus and Reading. Riley's Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wilde. The af- tober." by Mrs. C. M. Samford. was the young Miss enter fair arranged by Virginia Haydon people of the Nazarlne church. First Savings Bank tained a number of little friends at Miss Velma Smith was hostess to o a ghost party Monday evening at a few friends at a "Five Hundred" 3 V, and her home on North Seventh street party at her home In north Artesia Admission One Dollar on last Tuesday evening. Home- made candy, hot cocoa, cake and Trust Company Want Ads sandwiches were served to the . See this interesting: game. Help the students to maintain clean athletics and to remove the existing; deficit of nearly one thousand Journal guests by the hmtrss. Among tho dollars in their athletic fund. Two. thousand this would solve the financial ai.im m i;i:oi ic. N. m. guests woro Mr. and Mrs. John persons at game problem. Laiming, Misses Lucino Jones, Ruth rww 'ijjw Bring Results. Morgan, Leatrlee iiergun, Irene I an 4" Pop Tho6 Who lGadRoason

V .Yoman's Conscience Money By FRANK CURTIS. ki ew York, Saturday. years and one time through some error I HE copybook story that Lincoln, got Three Dollars and fifty 6 cents too I ' wheti he was clerking in a grocery much. I want to pay it back to the City as - Place in At- -v I think are it irv"'"vv$v v ir. stor once walked eight miles to you the right person to send to. Would like if it was In the t" A fx 6' return thnje cents to a woman customer, published 'Hi wtf is equaled almost every day in wicked New papers, respectfully yours Honest." ), .ill MTNi ' School ''if y York. Thl: is shown by some of the per- teachers, women teachers espe- seem to sons who contribute to Comptroller Craig's cially, have unusually sensitive Bank consciences. The city of New York is the conscience tfund. not to to ' It's a le.tn day when Mr. Craig's mall going force them take any sum of money haven't earned. A women had a vested three children to docs not cointaln at least one letter signed they honestly of the letters Mr. to an out- "Honest" rtr "Reformed Sinner," with good many Craig gets right support. Without mm are written in neat in (5 or $10 bll inclosed and a note explain- little schoolmarm ' " 1 standing part practical training '' ar- ing that thc writer la unburdening himself handwriting and signed "Public School fc their convention she went into a of a debt Teacher." Hero is a sample: rangements. commercial com- Spurred by conscience Sometimes the is as much as "Enclosed find five dollars The reaction, of pany and made remittance please ($5.00) $50; sometimes it is only a few cents in which a to which course, . came by good. During the represents day's salary l ? postage stamps. Usually the letter is writ- the writer was not entitled. I should be "" x i w roundabout paths. war she distin- V V ten or printed in a disguised hand. Often grateful if you would see that it is turned i But Hanker Smith guished herself in the writer fci illiterate from over to whomever of Smithtown North the and, judging receives deductions for I V Liberty loan too not to miss tho teachers' - . 7l for in- -, the paper, poor money. absences. A Teacher." Dakota, campaigns. Six four-fifth- At least s of the conscience fund Religion, a in ttance, would re- months after she doubtlessly, plays part donors are foor, if that's any line on the tlie psychology of the conscience fund. turn to Ills hotel ail went on the payroll ' relative honesty of the classes. Children are particularly susceptible to it pleased with himself of tho Mortgage the The Comptroller's office is not the only Often on Monday morning boys and girls over the way and Trust she was ' it U one that gets these letters. The United who have been to school and re- re- 7 Sunday had an delegates officer, opening States Department probably has some ceived his speech on and Treasury pented being naughty stealing trifle closing ac- the largest Conscience fund correspond- from the classroom leave the gold reserve, counts for surreptitiously Ayr women ence in the ivorld, especially when times a few pennies on their teacher's desk with Y and then Mrs. and thorn advising consciences do not are flush. Apparently childish notes explaining, "I hooked a pen- Banker Smith would in their financial prick so hard in hard times. cil" or "a ruler" or whatever it happened to in one Cus-tom- say him, puzzles. Tho Post Office, the Collector of s, to be. of those curtain Miss Virginia D. the railroads, hotels, department "Trying to be a and similar lectures which An- - II. Christian," Furman, another stores, all recetve money anonymously. expressions frequently are used by grown- . Trollope de- - thony member of the In "My little boy was 7 years old and I told up contributers. are not all cheer- clares have such a They Mrs. William Laimbeer. formation Service Miss Jean A. Reid. the conductor lie was only 6 and should ful givers, however. Witness this: Ttrnfnnnd.w. effect on 1.. ia ag. ride half fare," writes a conscience stricken "I am Inclosing herewith $2 interest. mortal it was all very well for , By ELEANOR BOOTH SIMMONS. affairs, that Blstant Becrp..,rv the Columbia Trust. Llna M. Davis, assistant cashier of the mother to a raJlroad, inclosing stamps to Kindly credit to the conscious fund or him. but there she had been yawning her where New York, Saturday. oce she was a large depositor. State Bank of Wheatland, Wyoming, says make up the difference. anything you like. The deal I received head off in the hotel all day because she As a rich on railroad course young woman on Long Island, she has often been on the Job from 7:30 "Six years agto I rode your from the city of New York prevents me there is a general feeling didn't know a soul in the city, and nobody she ticket. delighted in riding at the high- - in the morning till 6 at night, and some, and the conductor did not take my from giving you this anything, but re- nowadays that ' women own the paid any attention to her, and she had her $1.40, OF est gates, and being the first to try any times later. "When I applied for a bank I cashed it and got my money back, luctantly. Yours truly, City Employee." meet a opinion of people who let a woman who earth, but then again you new form of motor car or boat or plane position I was told that a woman couldn't which I return herewith," writes a passen- Here is a of the hon- amounted to a little something in her own sample "poor, but woman whose husband won't let her bob that came along. it advisable to handle tho work, and so," she "when ger, who Bigns his letter "Remorse." est" Slate travel across the continent to see Finding says, type: A contributions are unac- 1 her hair, or a lady is terribly work, later on, she took a sporting chance I finally got my chance of course I had to great many "Deer mr. paymaster. received ten politician their town and then behaved as if they letters or contain a at banking, and at first she had a tough show that Doubting Thomas his mistake if companied by merely dollars to much from ono of yur pay- thrilled by a nomination only to discover didn't know she was on tho map. "words time with balky women clients who ob- - It killed ne." slip bearing the "conscience fund,' masters and l am it." . her was snowed under Well, Banker Smith was but human, and returning that party always Jected to the Innovations. Now come Bank women in New York work hard, or "restitution fuod." Jn the Treasury Da "Reformed Sinner" writes to the dynasties have been upset for not unsimi-la- r they Kings In that district, and you wonder about this to her In droves in her office at the Colum- too, and there are some here who have partment'a fund there are hundreds of let- as reasons. In short, feminine opinion County Hospital, Brooklyn, follows: bia Trust on Fifth climbed from Miss ters from former soldiers and sailors who "I to con-- boasted equality. made that convention a frost. And hav- avenue, and tell her all right up the ranks. wish you add this to your Adeline Evans in themselves to a pistol or a couple But women are on. had to think their financial difficulties. Leiser, charge of the helped science fund, if you have one, or turn it marching ing eighteen years it over, Home Service of blankets or sono serviceable item whcn! of New York Miss Jean A. Reid, head of the women's Department at the Williams- in to the Board of Charity. It is in pay- Just compare the preparations being tho financiers now turn to "v department at the Bankers Trust Com- burg Savings Bank, is one who did. She they left the service. ment for goods taken from of Bank- the women and say: wrongfully made by the American Association Ser-vic- o ten in 'For articles I Htole when in the nrmy," tho pany, is chairman of the Information began years ago one of the lowest Kings County Hospital. The amount I am "Help us out, for credit of our city. l - . ers for the convention it will hold in New Committee. She went clerkships, but now she sits at her desk ,a niiDrarnTtf Avnlnnntlnnw.. thaf, nnpnm- Don't let our visitors go home with the into banking ssenuing is...greatly in excess of tho value ar in the The other the York In tho near future with the news-p- from art, via war work. She was a por- thronged lobby and if Williams- panies such remittnmces. day 'of the articlps takerlj Dut fce, better wrong Idea that New York is cold and "for a" j ncounts of the last convention trait painter, and a highly successful one, burg housewives don't learn how to feed Government received $15 ticketed, satisfied sending this amount." indifferent. You hold this convention in and clothe I sold in For the war and and house their families on tho pair of shoes and blanket, which This one , tQ thfc it held this city eighteen years ago. the hollow of your hand. Fix up a pro- when came, people stopped s!)ort and pomt. En very lowest sum per week, and when I was in the army in Belgium." .j all that was said about women at the 1904 gram thnt will help every one of tho 2,000 wanting their portraits limned, and any- yet give cIospd pIcase flnd $50.as ;t doea not be. them the best of it be doughboy could sell a pair of , .. meeting the sex might not have beeu women visitors to see New York as it way, she couldn't be contented handling everything, won't "Any iho t0 t w!sh to rnturn ,t Miss Lciser's fault. Savings banks aro army brogans and ia blanket to a Belgian invented then. Beg pardon, though there is. Go the limit, and we'll stand the brush when the boys on the other side "A Sinner" writes: "Enclosed please find really making a feature of this service for $15," said the tlcrk who got this let- is one mention of wives. One line. "Visit, back of needed help. All through the worst of It budgeting $5 that I had taken from fie Department you." snow-shoe- now and they find women specially adapt- ter, "ought to be Jieddling in ing delegates and their wives," reports The committee, of which Mrs. she worked among them, and when sho of Ferries when I was employed as an Dwight ed to take charge of this work. Panama, but this lad is too honest to get one newspaper in an account of the W. Morrow is chairman, is the answer to came back she found she hungered to be agent. Would you be so kind as to add It It was natural that the bank women rich that way." to closing session, "were entertained last this appeal, and when Mrs. Banker Smith among people still, and she believed that the Dept. Account and oolige." should have charge of the most "For two canceled two-ce- nt I at Coney Island." And there Is a arrives here she business would give her more human na- practical Btamps A teacher writes: "I am enclosing $15 night won't have leisure branch of the U3ed In o preparations for the enter- about fifteen years ago." This, a tradition In certain frivolous outskirts of or solitude for yawning her head ture than art would, she got a banking from the absence refund I received Satur- tainment of tho convention delegates and woman's handwriting, with $1 enclosed, banking circles that there was a hotel re- off. She will have so many receptions, Job, going right into the cage as a clerk. day. My physician made some errors in visitors. The balls and teas and was received not long ago by the Post to ception for the wives, at which they were teas, balls, theater parties, fashion shows, Miss Furman thinks the closo contact of recep- regard the number of times he saw me tions are going to be very nice, It's Office. If this womin had been as quick allowed to eat a little ice cream and take lectures and really home parties to choose women with men when they work In the but professionally." dollars to doughnuts that when all at intereilt 5 per as home the'spoons for souvenirs. But that from that her head Is more to whirl cages is regrettable, but Miss Reid doesn't the compound (at cent.) "I am sending (for a friend)," writes a likely 7,500 are homo j women at 1904 off. She she Just loved again yes, the men as well she was meticulous at remembering the man whb signs his name, but does not was all. The that banking Not that Mother Knickerbocker Is think so. says as the women also-came- s. what they will remember stamps, she would Jiave sent only eight mention were strictly going to be intrusive. Guests will be let bing elbows with the young fellows, the the name of his friend, "this $10 most gratefully will be tho Information cents. She has paid for those stamps. for the conscience which wants To-da- y behold the difference. The first alone if they prefer that, but tho program clerks, and hearing their grouches. fund, he -- ur Interest and all, fc sixty-si- x years, or to mention of the 1922 convention in the pa- - is here, cordially offered to them, if they "My Job over In France was hearing the " return." them there will be, until 1973. Or, supposing she counted The pers was an announcement of the forma- - will have it. boys' grouches and I was glad to have Itiot biggest single item received by the oflcer3i interest only, fehe has up until tion of a womans reception committee, to do here," she says. Toilet simple paid Treasury Department this year was $81, that not one of our visitors is allowed to the 2387. In- with the details for the comfort Paths of Their Entrance. The Cho.en year with which came a slip "for incomplete charged Few Are Fitted. fee, ke a Btrangt,r Jn a conscience fund subscribers entertainment of the delegates and On thl3 women's committee strange clty They 'llowever, come tax returns for 1919." The smallest and reception Miss Mina Bruere, who has the women's are now coache(1 Mlas do not are allowed to browse und its various subcommittees are belng by KeM and usually bother about interest at all. was 50 cents, with no explanation at all. guests. And if you the department at the Central Union Trust others ln the art of bei i itft rvm wluafl At nrrVi n rA ainfnHa P t annate,. ulda Here is a letter from a city employee, The oldest is an Item of $3, "for payment it.." hn1niiiftnie' ' l.nlniv ...." "'"s D00K3 eouml in a 8miie. All added to col- picasant recently Comptroller Craig's of on silk dress Into a large busy looking place on the New York banking men, and also the A. when he duty pattern brought mittee, yanderlip's private secretary through the convention thv ,m u ? lection: the United States from Canada second floor at 598 Madison avenue, you women bank officers, of whom there are was of the National City Bank, fifty years president tioned at tables ln the various hotels, with "I have been the City 2 from woman. notice ln the registration each more and more in our banks the elder James Stlllman employed by ago," a will presently year She says that their headquarters in the convention head-- here and These women officers are a de files some little yellow stlckups significant used to tell her that the woman bank quarters at tho Commodore. in the orderly rows of cards. velopment in one of the most conservative was on the LIttlebrain found it highly satisfactory and more or less veiled form were popular In there way, though At the 1904 convention, if a gue3t wanted "What for the stlckups?" you inquire. of professions. In fact, banking isn't as she hadn't then materialized. She hasn't profitable to swear by a England at one time "Odds bodykins," to know how to get to the Aquarium or particular quarter mark the women bank execu- yet at all a standardized profesnion for In "Oddswounds" and so on, as well as "Oh, those even yet arrived New York; assistant what was the best show to see or which of the wind, which carried him through written to are women, and the facts about those who are kin" and There are tives who have say they secretary is the highest title any bank strppt rnP iin tt.u . his difficulties like a breeze as, indeed, It "By'rlady "By'rlady." are informed. in it have to be picked up here and there. a woman; but she has arrived ,, two curious examples in one of Shake- coming," you here gives the ablest eye specialist or which shop was. The Romans, as the classio scholar Was there one woman bank executive And the paths by which they come into it !n the West. The Farmers' State Bank the speare's plays I think it is "Twelfth o(fered latest st e3 from par, ln "Ben-Hu- r" not be 1904 convention? To are various. don't have to . ' steeped need told, and "Slid." at the Well, hardly. They always at Pinebluff, Wyoming, for Instance, has a they couId do was to aak the h t Night" "Slight" that might was a good while ago. That climb up the ladder from the bottom, rung woman Mrs. John Wilkin- - used "perpol," "mehercle" and the like in escape casual notice. be Bure, that or a poiicenian. Tho men of the commit-b- y was Sometimes time of stress, and hints of these expres- - Also traces of was the year when the press saying rung. they Just step right son by name. And the Woman's Bank in tees natUrally 'turned to the wmn tn this style of malediction in one corner of a that into it over the social and find their as are to be come with luck in some down page possibly path, Clarkesvllle, Tennessee, has, you may work up aucn an important Job as an In, upon 100,000 registered women voters in social gifts, the art of meeting people and a woman Mrs. F. J. parts of the Southern States y. For the suppose, president, formation Service Women are helping to Colorado, Idaho, Utah and Wyoming would all that, a tremendous asset. Of course, an example, in Maryland, in the of Runyon. run this convention, and anybody reading county some effect on the must have energy and a mind hard work some of West- Anne Arundel or to have slight approaching they capable Mighty these tho newspapers of October, 1922, will speak by the cards, Presidential election. A good while ago. of mastering banking details. ern women have done to win the places know it. Annie Randall there was to be heard ln and naturally bankers were more Interested Mrs. William Laimbeer, assistant secre- now hold ln banking work. "We are comparatively recent "Drot they And by 1940 women will be running times, yoh in discounts and loans and things like that at the United States Mortgage & chosen," says Mrs. Beebo melt," the whereof we shall as- tary Ralph pf the banks and making keynote speeches at. meaning ln the advance of women. But Trust who is on the In- Trust of sume to be than Company, serving Commerce Company Kansas City, conventions, outlining the world's financial sufficiently obvious. can smell a as the formation Service Committee for the con- - "not for to br.nkers mouse, saying Missouri, social connections but. policy, and the 1940 woman will Returning the sweet swan or Avon, while the of women is a of a modern for useful To say: there is Mr. Justice goes, and ventlon, good example purposes. those of us who What I The address of welcome at the Shallow's "By cock and bank executives didn't worry them, it A good many people remember ore willing to work and show pie" a very tendency. ability the 1922 A. B A. convention delivered by a gentlemanly oath, which In into the con- Mrs. who was Natalie Rchcnck. Western men are well presently began percolate Laimbeer, very liberal in their man? Dear me, how backward the world might prove serviceable ln the present, of New Y'ork financiers and how an accident left her a widow with but we must make "Aroint sciousness that attitude, good." Miss was then I " thee," though, is a shade too archaic. If a foreign touch be desired of mine north of Lake was much one might try "Esperance" "Cry Esper-- ; Superior fish in his talons, As far as I could Judge r annoyed by the bald eagles, who had tried ance, Percy, and set on," exhorted Hotspur. Will Attack Man? it was a carp weighing three or four V The Eagle to carry off a fox he had caught, and had ponderous Miltonlo execration and By D. LANCE. in these pounds. denunciation were attempts completely ruined the On another occasion utterly hopeless and valuable fur. my camping partner could no more pass current question whether eagles ever not come out the eagle might have clawed saw an catch than a German In eagle a large fish in North mark. Which calleth to I should 'not the head and shoulders of the helpless regions where ospreys or fishhawks Lake on mind the gentle THE human beings the International boundary, but : child. I have the direct from the aro common the bald Tennysonlan offhand answer either or story eagle frequently robs when she called to me the be- negatively loudly eagle ' mother. I do not know of any Incidents the osprey of his prey, but in the i affirmatively. I can, howeycr, vouch for region came frightened and dropped the fish and "Marks way, quoth Mark, an attacked or to of our northern lakes that are well the truthfulness of the following incident where eagle attempted stocked flew across the lake. And smote him thro" the brain." attack an adult human being. with fish the royal bird of our on that point: country One bald eagle somewhere in Norths rabbits does his own fishing. It might appear opposite in correspond- The two year old white headed boy of In years when the snowshoe are America ought to wear my tag, because he bald often remain in Once late ln fall I saw an catch ing case. a forest ranger at Beaudette in northern numerous the eagles eagle a is legally my eagle. I found the young till midwinter. big fish In the Minnesota River. at- The pages of Tobias Smollett be Minnesota was playing In the potato patch tho north country, aat least My bird the captive of a lad 5n Isle Royale in sprinkled cannot resist the tention was attracted by the with "Stap me!" "Stap my vitals!" and near the house when an eagle appeared The rabbits temptation flapping and Lake Superior. Captive eagles have al- splashing of on tho the like too rough, methinks; and his so close to the of crossing over the ice of the lakes, and great wings water, and ways been a sad sight to me, and tho flapped big wings then an arose and I paid same will be said of "Burn me" child that the screams of the frightened then, ln spite of their white coats at this eagle slowlywith a wriggling the lad three dollars to let tho and "Burn eagle go. my body," beloved of Bill Slkes. fellow the mother, who was season, they fall easy victims to the great in a few though little attracted Jack Littlebrain indulges this last haih a In the house. birds of prey, who 'watch for them from pleasant suggestion of busy remarks to a particular warmth the coal ess She ran out, but being without even a tali trees on shore. against coming winter. of tho wind. "Bless my soul!" conjures up visidns of stick in her hands, she could do little but A few years ago I was walking with my In Polite quarter an old gentleman with white whiskers and add her screams to those of the boy. The dog over the Ice of Lake Itasca about Janu- Language siono may bo found in Italian gold spectacles the Brownlow or Pick- then on the fence, but when ary 1 when my attention was attracted by By MAURICE MORRIS. expletives eagle alighted Innocent oild ladles to wickian clods stones at him loud of the On of the present. have type. Besides, are souls entirely the mother threw and the barking dog. looking tell English newspapers us seems to bear out the thank the Italians also for their stock ex- in fashion at present? , he aroe and flew away. aside I saw a bald eagle hovering abou'. that, definition. As Pope THE one ln England has embarked pletive, "Dear me," for, ;as I think, the Favorite expressions of our immediate I think the bird was a young bald eagle twenty feet above the dog. hath it: on a search for curious delver tolls us that "dlo mlo" was forefathers "By gravy!" "By the Just learning to catch his own food. From Presently tho eagle conceded that the "polite expletives," "These equal syllables alope great require, Us forbear. The early Christians swore horn spoon!" are, it is to be feared, over some place up in the sky his keen eye barking and lively Jumping dog was too on the theory that Human nature demands oft the Though ear the open vowels tire, "by all the saints," but later particular bucolic. But does any one know what had caught sight of tho white headed boy for him to handle and he. withdrew to some form of of big ln times While expletive their feeble aid do Join. " selections from the calendar were made spoon that was and where it Is? moving about as a conspicuous object on his perch on shore, some two hundred yard in- stress and that it is the duty of the And ten low words oft by the various arts, crafis and countries, Yet, as the sage puts it: the green background of the potato patch. away, from which place he calmly watched creep in one dull genious to tabulate a list of harmless and in quite recent times "by George" was "When anger rushes unrestrained' to ac- Young bjrds and animals, Just like boys, the dog and myself as I examined the line." 'swear the choicest expletive of a favorite Amer- tion, often do which the adults where he had threatened the dog. words' to meet all "Let most foolhardy things spot exigencies. tiiat suffice, forclblo Feeble" ican hero. Like a hot steed it stumbles in its never An adult who of It is a little to find our way." would attempt. eagle, Tufts of hair and a few scraps skin surprising not ' ' we must affright the casual explorer, Conan Doyle, who ln hlto thoroughgoing And there Is no telling what word had learned the feitr of man, would never and blood on the snow showed that the English purists lending countenance to the examined tempted by the title, with too great parade fashion into tile matter when crutch it may grasp to help it on. have come near the ground close to a eagle had recently caught and killed a use of to connote his romances "expletive" a "swear of be. writing of bygone times, has On the whole, perhaps the omnium buman habitation on the outskirts of a rabbit here. The dog, who generally al- learning. "Expletives" it shall gath. word." "Expletive," the dictionary tells us, made us acquainted with. "By my hilt," erum "Curses!" might be found most satis- town. most stepped on my heels on cur walks, We are advised that the ancient Scyth- these ten Is a word not to and "By finger bones," but thla factory In the end, and I doubt not would The child was too heavy for the eagle had been attracted the scent and ia necessary tho sense, but ians swore tho wind, a habit by by that might last may be thought somewhat overclab-orat-e be highly favored but for the of have carried but the bird was un- - employed as a mere filler in or to round tang to away, turn had attracted the eagle. easily become popular in this day; and, if for current usage. Bowery melodrama that it never and if the mother had season friend out the and Is be may ubtedly hungry, During another a trapper period; the Latin original 'Capt. Marryat to believed, Jack i The various references "to the deity in escape. ColtfrlEht, 1922, by Th New York Horald. November 3, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Nine

AUTO OF JACK STUTZ, possession. Folic now think the nut of tile city on private business, U. S. OIL INTERESTS EXECUTE BIG COUP SUB-STATIO- N car left here by Bruner may have and his return should have been a GOETZ CHARGED IS STOLEN RECENTLY, IS been stolen, nuiner claimed th:it separate news Item entirely. his home was in St. I.ouls. He FOUND on JNJALIFORNIA flashed the revolver Sanchez Dirigible disarmament seems to following a collision between his be automatic. Dallas News. MARRY TO BE CREATED Police believe that one of the car and (Sanchez's cur. m three men arrested in I-- Angeles yesterday for tho theft of the F. M. LYON RETURNS Hulck touring car of Jack fitutz T 00 U. HEIGHTS here on October may Include FROM BUSINESS TRIP Iflf WIS In their number the man known as MONUMENTS "Charles Bruner," who wag fined TO WESTERN STATES $50 by Police Judge Roddy after Memorials of the Better Vic- In a issue of, Journal Man Arrested Here Recently Postmaster Spitz Announces he had flashed a revolver on recent the tor Sanchez. Bruner left his car appeared an item regarding the re- Kind. No. 2 Will Sub-Stati- on t With Spouse Approval of for security for his fine, and never moval of the Wood Motor company to claim the machine. Be Taken Back to IJIinois No. on returned from West Copper avenue to 220 "We the 3 to Be Opened Two other men were with him North Fourth street, followed Pay Freight" for Trial. November 16. here. The Stutz Bulck was stolen statement that F. M. I.yon had on the same night. returned from a business trip to The men arrested in L,os re- G. E, An indictment has been returned Is to have Angeles Idaho and Utah. The lines Fletcher University Heights are Tom Plchoter, James I'isclotta. to Mr. Lyon had no bear- n Cook county, Illinois, charging Its own branch to the ferring Martin Goetz with bigamy, and ap- postofflce. and Joenquan, according ing whatever on the lemoval, and has been made to the gov. The postofflce department has names they gave the Los Angeles should not have appeared In con- MONUMENT WORKS plication sub-stati- car In their Mr. ernor of Illinois extra-dlctlo- n approved the creation of police. They had the nection therewith. Lyon was request 8 on No- of the man from the gov- No. to be opened ernor of New Mexicor This in- vember 16. it was announced yes- formation was received yesterday terday by B. Spitz, postmaster. from B. dis- The new station will be opened by wire Robert Crowe, Col. D. trict attorney at Chicago. at 102 Yalo avenue with Goetz was arrested here several K. B. Sellers as clerk in charge. on of officers in The new station will serve the days ago request of Blue Island, 111., who stated the General view of Baku, Caucasus, oil fields. entire addition east the city. man was His wife No. The station will be authorized to a bigamist. have Ju... tion of the vast oil fields around 2, whom he be- European papers Complete details of the term: of sell stamps, take parcel post pack- m married shortly American cor- in Trans-Caucasu- s. fore his arrival here, stated that that an Baku, The the contract have not been t.aJ ages, write money orders and she did not know tl.e man's name poration has obtained a contract British have made everv effort public, but it is believed it is on register mail. The need for a Mar- with the Soviets for the exploita to control of these station has been felt on the wag Goetz, but thought it was get fields an tin Raymond. The woman Is still Heights for a long time and m Post- here, and is being cared for by tne earnest effort was made by as she is en- master Spits to obtain the neces- bureau of charities, MODIFIED tirely without funds. It is believed HVBBELL TRIES RATES ARE sary authorization from Washing- Is- ton for the of the branch. she will be 'taken back to Blue RUNS 1 0 ON E. P. & S. W. LINE opening land to as a witness The desk and windows for the appear against ill BARNSTORMING established in her husband That was the inten- TO ASSIST STOCKMEN postoffice will be tion announced in a wire from Blue the office of the University Heights Development company. Island a few days ago. As yester- GAPTURED ON DEMOCRATS Washington, Nov. 2. The first day's wire did not mention her, Col. Sellers will appoint Mrs. Noia 1 of a series of proposed rate modifi- GilcriBt as clerk. Mrs. Gilcrist is at the police wonder if the plans have been Dropping in from a rival repub- cations by which the railroads tra- the daughter of Mrs. L. E. War- changed. lican ral- Sub- Mrs. Goetz is but 18 of meeting on a democratic versing New Mexico are seeking to ner, assistant postmistress. years E 1 age. She is anxious to get back ALBUOUERQU ly at Santa Barbara last night, just assist the in the station No. is at the Ideal gro- as his name and methods were be- cattle industry on East Central avenue and to her home before the arrival of emergency occasioned a lorig cery N zMmtfm ing denounced R. H. Hanna, by No. 2 is at the Formhal grocery a baby, of whom, she says, her by summer drought, was approved to- first husband is the father. Her Frank A. Hubbell, republican coun- commerce at 1124 South Edith street. ty made an unsuccess- day by the interstate first husband committed suicide Young Man of Joliet Caught chairman, commission which is expected to several months ago, she says. ful attempt at a political speech to First in La Junta Gets in Moraga hall. He was hooted give approval later similar ap TICKETS TO FORMER from ac- plications from the other roads the hall by the audience, concerned. HOOVER DINNER ARE GIRLS WHO RAN AWAY Away at Kansas City; cording ,to local democrats who The El Paso and Southwestern 11 SANTA FE ARE Comes Here. were In atendance at the meeting. a GOOD NOVEMBER FROM The of Mr. Hubbell and system was authorized to make - arrival BO f HOMES flat reduction of per cent on BACK IN THEIR for the second time party at the omocratic meeting all oil cakes, cocoanut meal The 200 tickets sold to the pre- Captured was most opportune. Mr. Hanna grains, dinner for Secre- FASHION HATS JUST ARR5UED-- while on a "single runaway trip, had to and similar products suitable for viously arranged G0 Word has been received from Just dctd Mr. Hubbell cattle feed from terri- tary Hoover in' September will be David Frrrler, aged 20 years, is answer of the made producing Com- Santa Fe of the safe arrival at any charges tory in California and Arizona to valid for the Chamber of y, ar- him if Mr. their homes there of Frances being held here awaiting the against he were present. New Mexico The merce affair on Armistice day, it Hubbell seized consuming points. Man- aged 13, and Edna Coffin, rival of his brother to take him the oportunity avl Santa Fe nnd Southern Pacific, was announced yesterday by SALE AT 310 IB, the two who disap- school. with an escort of four of his ad- ager M. L. Fox. Those who pur- nged girls back to Joliet, III., and herents marcned to the are among the other lines which peared on October 6. The girls was platform. have reduction pend- chased their reservations then and Calif-walki- Frazler picked up yesterday the which applications of fifty-si- x Fashion Hats. irmde their way to Riverside, ng Ignoring questions held them will be admitted to the We've Just received another shipment beautiful Santa Fe officers at the request Mr. Mr. ing. and being given rides by by Hanna had put to him, ef- coming affair at the armory. They go on sale today at $10. of His arrest was Hubbell into Tho reduced rates will take tourists. They walked only ten the cty police. launched immediately fect and will be main- Arrangements for the mammoth Fashion Hats are sold by one store in each of the larger cities of the United This immediately com- miles. The longest ride they got du8 to mistaken Identity, as he a regulation political speech. until December 31. Per- gathering are being rapidly States. The manufacturer are able to give great values because each Fash- met small from tained Sev- was from Socorro to Riverside In answered in some particulars the with enthusiasm mission of the commission was pleted, according to Mr. Fox. ion Hat store must contract for a number each week of the a Ford truck in which a family of the audience who interrupted him eral lively entertainment numbers what his is to be, description of another man who ol Hanna." necessary because the reductions vear. Hence, the manufacturer, knowing exactly output aix was traveling. was wanted. with calls "Answer Mr. a of will be given in addition to the can save In In the were The cat calls and hoots of the au- involved suspension the long of Hoover and mightily production. Albuquerque girls When Officers Charles Kern and short haul provision. speeches Secretary 66 Is creation. will be no other like It in given khaki tourist outfits Mrs. dience fliirilly drowned the voice the six who will be pres- Each of these an Individual There by and Thomas Hogan questioned governors the state. who have seen our Fashion Hats marvel at their value. Jennie Vigil, a sister of the Frazler he fictitious name. of the speaker and he retired has- ent. The ticket sale is progress- People to gave a his We would like you to see these newest ones, which we have Just unpacked. girl's mother, according Kern found a letter in his pocket tily with party. BOYS WHO STOLE AUTO ing rapidly. the from Santa Fe. The - Jose Jordi the finishing report addressed to David Frazler, but put HAVE HEARING TODAY girls gave their relatives a great not man was want touches on the evening's program The cup that cheers now not In- of A knowing guch deal worry by their absence. ed, gave little significance to the by following Mr. Hubbell's remarks frequently cheers the heirs. Phil- Other Hats From $3.50 Hub-bellls- Up. searching party nearly caught name. On the way to Jail Frazler with a few of his own against The five boys who stole the adelphia North American. - them the night they left Santa Fe, admitted had which brought shouts of automobile oi a. D. Dyer in Old when were that he run away they camped out. from Joliet. where, he said, he had enthusiasm from ( the gathering. Town on Hallowe'en and deserted grown tired of attending school. Carl C. Megee wag the first speak- it, still running, will have a hear- SANTA FE RATES ON Me said that he had been caught er on the democratic program. ing this morning in the court of Simple Way to In La Junta and taken back as far The republicans held a well at- Desiderio Mnntoya, Justice of the LIVESTOCK GO INTO as Kansas City. At Kansas Citv. tended meeting during the evening peace in Old Albuquerque. The Take Off Fat CO. he he at the Archuleta hall in Santa Bar- was sot for Th.re can b nothlnir simpler than GARMENT EFFECT NOVEMBER 7 sid, hired a taxi and drove hearing yesterday a to Olathe. Kans., where he took a bara. Mr. Hubbell, former con- but all of the boys for taking convenient little tablet four morning tlmea each day until your weight la re- train to Emporia and came from gressman B. C. Hernandez and whom warrants were issued could duced to normal. Thai's The rate on ship- all Junt pur- 403 West Central. Meyer Omrr, Manager emergency there to Albuquerque. He said he Acaslo Gallegos were among those not be located. chase a case of Marmola Prescription ments of cattle from New Mexico was on his way to Mexico. He1! who addressed the gathering. Tablota from your druggist for one dol- P vJ3' will be in effect from November 7 was well dressed and had money PULLMANS TO RUN TO lar, the game price the world over. Fol- to 80, it was announced yesterday in his pockets. His father In r. n low directions no atarvatlon dieting or by Miss Bertha Benson, secretary Frazler. mnster mechanic for COAST tiresome exercising. Eat substantial the ST. LOUIS FROM food be aa lair ai you like and keep of the New Mexico Cattle and puDiic service corporation in Joliet. GAR on mw TOURIST'S slimmer. And the best m getting part m Horse Growers association. it Marmola Tablets Is Tho reduction 35 cent !n Announcement has been nade Prescription they of per NATIONAL Pull- are harmless. That Is your absolute the on cattlo was MEDICAL that beginning today through safeguard. Purchase them from freight charges mans will be run to St. Louis your to go into effect on November 1, CONVENTION URGED. druggist, or send direct to Marmola Co., was announced at A tele- HIT BY SPEEDER from Los Angeles on the Santa Fe 612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. it first. The will be on Adv. gram from W. T. Treleaven, gen- TO VISIT IN CITY railway. Pullmans trains Nos. 2 and 3. The cars will eral livestock agent for the Santa - announced be switched onto a connecting- line Fe, yesterday, 'how.ever, The chamber of commerce and at Kansas City. that the rate will not be effective the Snnta Fe railroad officials are DAMAGED from November 1 to 6 inclusive, !n an effort to Interest pub-lishe- d. IS CHOSEN until certain tariffs can be the delegates to the national con- NEWS0ME covers This order practi- vention of the American Medical RESERVE BOARD HEAD, cally every shipping point in New association in Los Angeles next H. L. Hileman of Waterloo, Mexico. Some shipments had al- June to travel by the southern been with the un- That C. G. Washington, Nov. 2. W. P.. ready startej routp and to stop off at Albuquer-qu- i la., Reports - derstanding that the emergency for a few hours. Newsome of Dallas, Texas, was sel- rate was In accord- Gonzales of This City Ran ectod today by the federal reserve already effect, Special literature about o nt ing to Miss Benson. is to His board as chairman of tho board Ji bplng sent all of the Into Machine. the eleventh federal reseive dls- - state medical associations and to reserve TOURIST BROKEN the national association trict and federal agent with 'he GETS boosting H. L. Hileman of Waterloo, la., at to fill the o Dallas, Vote the Santa Fe route and the headquarters LEG IN AUTO MISHAP slgnts reported to the police yesterday unoxpired term hs federal reserve to be seen in Albuquerque. They that his automobile had been vir- After sixteen itself in Bernalillo What was said are invited to make agent of the late W. F. Ramsey years history repeats County! arrangements tually wrecked by being struck by of Clebourne, Texas. M. A. Pennypacker of Philadel- for their special trains to stop here a car driven C. O. Gonzales of as by 16 is phia), a tourist, is suffering from the Shriners and Rotarians did. this city, and going 45 miles an about the "BALEFUL INFLUENCE OF HUBBELLISM" years ago as true a broken' leg, received when he The visit of between 12,000 and hour. Hileman said the collision was run over at Belen yesterday 20,000 physicians to Albuquerque occurred 10 miles north of here on as the the by another tourist. Pennypacker would mean a tremendous increase the Santa while he was today it was on day it was written. The following letter and accom- was to in Fe road, trying get his car out of a the number of people sent here en route to thts city from the Cap samly place, and the other man, from all over the country for the ital. Gonzales, he said, failed to comment appeared in The Journal of October 26, 1908: in trying to help him, ran over the benefit of the climate, U. is turn out, and struck his car a ter- panying Morning Phlladelphian. rific blow. Gonzales" car, ho Bald was not badly damaged, and he went on townrd Santa Fe without offering assistance. BAPTISTS IN STATE HAVE A SUCCESSFUL Joshua S. On T Keep Painted Woodwork CLEAN BIG COLLECTION Raynolds YEAR; Clean 9 wooden floors, linoleum, Special efforts for the collection uie, marDie, concrete, with of the Southern Baptist 75 Million pledgee resulted during the month Hubbell Ticket of October in the collection of County MS, BOO In the Jurisdiction of the SAPOLIO New Mexico Baptist convention. EVERY SLICE The views of men with large property interests in Bernalillo county, on the issue in- This announcement was made yes- volved in the coming election of county officers, are bound to be interesting. Makes all house terday by Dr. J. W. Bruner, sec- ' Joshua S. President of the First National has interests in retary of the convention. of our bread is a slice of good- - Raynolds, Bank, Albuquer- closed on cleaning easy. The convention year ness, of wholesomeness a genu-in- que and the county probably larger than those of any other one man. He has done October 31, Dr. Bruner snid. The staff of life! And our loaf as much for the of and the of the as cake total amount handled by the treas- upbuilding Albuquerque development county any Large is baked as only expert bread other one man. He has stood for what is honest and clean and in munici- urer, he said, was approximately bakers know how, uniformly good always, right No The - waste $160,000 for the fiscal year. throughout, with that crisp gol- pal and county government. There is not a worthy institution in Albuquerque which books are now being audited, and den brown crust. Mr. not He is and been h Muifatmra a complete report will be made Raynolds has assisted. has always in the forefront of every Eaeth Mru' Son, C. public. movement for development and better government. "It looks like this has been the N.wT.rk, U.S. A. BAKERY biggest year the Baptist conven- PIONEER Here is what Mr. Raynolds, a staunch Republican, thinks of the issue involved in the tion has ever had," said Dr. Bruner election of to November yesterday. 207 South First Street. county officers take place 6th:

HON. NEILL B. FIELD, Albuquerque, N. M. Dear Your of is of two x Sir: favor the 15th just received, as also from another source copies the county tickets, the first I have seen. My position personally and every other way, now and always, is oppo- sition to graft and bossism in general, and in particular to both of them as displayed in Bernalillo resentanon county. They have caused us the loss directly and indirectly of several hundred thousands of dol- Rep lars, have affected public and private credit, given us poor poor district and worst of The roads, schools, Republican Candidate for Congress has addressed an appeal, not to any all caused a deterioration of public morals. The grafter and boss who "works" a community pos- one class, but to the whole people of New Mexico, whose interests she will sessed of millions of money is a gentleman compared to one who steals from our little county and represent, if elected. scatters, broadcast what is not his in order to debauch public sentiment and uses his political "pull" for the same purpose. HUBBELL IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS REPUBLICAN TICKET. The people of New Mexico desire a Representative in Congress for the whole IN REALITY, IT IS SIMPLY USING CERTAIN GOOD NAMES WITH WHICH TO REGAIN HIM ASCEN- people of the State, not for any class, can express this desire by a vote for DENCY. The voters have a fine opportunity to put this "boss" out of business. We have a gov- ernor who knows the difference between right and wrong and who seeks to protect us in our rights, a thoroughly upright judge on the bench and with a square deal at the ballot box graft can be rele- to of OTERO-WARRE- N gated the dungeon where it belongs and the baleful influence Hubbellism destroyed so for one MRS. I hope it will be done this fall. Most assuredly I will join in contributing to legitimate expenses in fighting this good fight. Republican Candidate for Congress Very truly, October 20, 1906. HSHUA S. RAYNOLDS. (Advertisement) 1 (Advertisement). ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 3, 1922 as he now has in the soldiers' COUNT YOUR CHICKENS THIS WEEK. NEXT WEEK No. 2 hard. $1.17 1.22; No. 2 red Albuquerque Moving Journal!: ote, he would have exerted the influence I1.181.19. DAVIS 115 THERE MAY NOT BE SO MANY. Corn No. 3 white. 7373c ACTS AN 1NDEPKNDBNT NEWSPAPER of his "seniority" in their behalf to the ex- No. 2 yellow, 7475c. Pu Wished By Hay Unchanged. .lOVU.NAL I'VIU.ISIUXG COMPAM tent of incorporating a provision in the bonus bill which would insured LIVESTOCK NTERPRETER AT JOSEPH TAUSEK Managing Editor have its passage, instead of for a bill which . voting , Chicago. west Ave. - Office ..3io uoia rxny.A-- Chicago, Nov. 2 (U. S. fi6 H7 i nut Depart TVlprihnnps and i i,omtHi. liaiuiiijj ,.,inuuiu mcnt of Re MEET - and p; could not Agriculture). Hogs POLITICAL ...... jsign which, therefore, pass. ceipts 32,000. Karly market strong Clifiicu aa ocLniiu-- i. niao matici ul ,,v..j. to loo slow. in ,hj N. higher, later Bulk fit Albuquerque, N. M.. and entry Santa Fe, Senator Jones' record speaks for itself, 150 to 210-pou- March 17. averages, $8.35 M., pending, under act of Congress of In voting against the tariff Law, he voted P8.50; bulk butchers, $8.45)8.60; At Des Moines He Interprets 3S79. " top, $8.60; packing bows mostly against the wool growers of New Mex-I- n J7.l04p7.PO; desirable pigs around the Speech Made by $8.60; heavy weight, $8.1608.60 From Span- One month by carrier or mail ,...85clCO voting against the several meas medium weight, $8.4008.60; light Throe months jj.bii ures which were intended to benefit the weight, $8.30)8.50; light lights. ish to English. Six Months M.75 J8.2!i(iT8.45: packing sows, smooth. One Year soldiers and their dependents, he voted $7.3007.65; packing sows, rough. Speclnl to The Journal the interests $6.85!7.40; killing pigs. $8.35 Clayton, N. M Nov. 2. The ADVERTISEMENTS. against of the 8.50. new role of was as The reserves the to reject any Cattle interpreter Journal right men. In both instances he forfeited Receipts 13,000. Market sumed .Wednesday by Judge S. B. matter that It may deem Improper. any slow; good and choice na advertising res- strl:ily Davis, sr., republican nominee ror Calls for society meetings, cards of thanks, claim which he might have had to their tive beef steers about steady; other United when at Des and church socials, lectures, no- cows heif- Stateaenator olutions, society grades and butcher nnd Moines, ho interpreted from Span- tices, calls for church meetings (except Sunday support. ers dull, tending lower. Early top ish to made considered as and beef English the speech church programs) are advertising steers, $13.35; long yearlings, by Hilario Delgado, nominee for will be charged for at regular advertising rates. BY THE WAY. $13.10; bulk native beef steers of auditor. quality and condition to sell at An incident had oc MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 8.B0 1 1.00 : western grassers in amusing entitled to curred at the meeting before at The Associated Press is exclusively Uncle Sam takes this of the fairly liberal supply; little done Folsom when the board use. for of all news credited to inability early; bulls and canners steady to running the and also nations to heart. He i3 of John Morrow's automobile was it or not otherwise credited In this paper foreign quite strong; veal calves and stackers used as a from which a the local news published herein. much touched. and feeders about steady; bulk platform veal short address was delivered by calves to packers early, $10.00 Otero-Warre- w Mrs. nominee for November 3, 1922 10.25; bulk bologna bulls. $3.90 FRIDAY That Near Eastern part of the world 4.15; bulk stockers and feeders. representative in congress. The looked kind audience was assembled on an el always of funny, even in the $6.003)7.00. ln of the Sheep Receipts 12,000. Fat evated sidewalk front old geography. lambs hotel. Declaring that she wished WORDS WITHOUT WORKS. 4 1 native opening steady; qual- lis- $ ity plain.' top. $13.85 to to look into the faces of her Karly Mrs. Warren down The British national debt is $39,000,-000,00- 0. shippers and city butchers; $13.50 teners, stepped becomes more to packers: three loads to the ground. She found then Senator Jones' position The American war debt com- fed that her nudlenco was too high ' clipped lambs, $12.25; fed indefensible as the campaign advances mission can doubtless suggest a way' of yearlings, $12.00, averaging 90 and stepped onto the running it. nounds; westerns mostly feeders: board of an automobile that was and as the election draws near. reducing feeding lambs active: few earlv conveniently placed. The audience 62 to 57 and cheered. The spec In of the fact that it has been sales pound Iambs, $13.50. laughed spite Foreign critics say Americans talk too manv held higher; sheep about tators all knew that the car shown that under the new steady. was Morrow's nnd the speaker did repeatedly much about money. Is there something not. When the speech was ended. is ' tariff law the protection on wool twice else then, that Europe wants to borrow? Kansas City. Mrs. Warren apologized to Mor to the Kansas City, Nov. 2 (TJ. S. De row's two sons who were seated in as high as the protection afforded partment of Agriculture). Cattle tho machine. Morrow is Mrs. War- wool under the Emergency Receipts 12,000. Beef steers and ren's opponent and Folsonl Is his growers all grades she stock active, steady old home, where he bUU nas dus- - Senator Jones persists in his asser- DM to strong; big strins canners and lness Interests. Ttriff, OUT BY MOOT cutters held higher. Best steers An audience that filled the on wool 1 tion that "the Emergency Tariff early, $7.26 (W 0.25; one prime lot Clayton theater greeted the speak- afforded a better for wool held above $13.00; grassers early. ers here last night. There was an protection $5.25((i)7.15; bulk cows, $3.25 fP unusually high percentage of wom- than the new tariff." Nevertheless he The robbery of that grocery store apparently 4.50: few around $5. 25. 60; hulk en in the audience for a political voted was a delightfully affair. canners. $2.00 : nd up; cutters gen- rally. Mrs. Warren was believed voted for the wool schedule and erally $2.75 0 3.00; all other classes to be the big drawing card for the around bulk cen the law which made that sched- Red is wide circulation as a steady: bologna bulls, women. Since Clayton is the against pepper being given $3.0003.50; extreme top vealers. ter of a great agricultural and ule effective. His defense of his' position cure for various ills. We have long known that $9.50; few abovP $9.00; heavy and stock growing country and there- some folks need an of medium weight calves largely in for bill as injection pep. re. fore interested protection consists in having voted against the $4.ftoo6. their prodncts, both Judge Davis Hogs Receipts 6,000. Mostly nnd Mrs. Warren at a whole on the that it was dictated "Those Fast fellows over in said 10c to 16c spoke length ground Klsty Italy," hlcrher. Packer and on the tariff question. Judge Da- interests of the East the sweet young thing, "must be terribly bold." shipper top, $8.15; light lights vis took pains to ex- by the manufacturing $7.85 i) 175 especially mostly 8.00; desirable plain the benefits which tho state's and as if this did not suffice, Senator to averages. $7.85 (il industries will derive from the op Two girls in Pennsylvania college managed to 8.15: mixed weights of nualitv, to excuse his failure to pro- eration of the new protective tar- Jones seeks live on B0 cents a day. Doubtless they were the 7.fi5ifr7.80; bulk of sales, $7. 65(H) He undertook to make clear 8.15; sows 10c to 20c iff. the interests of New Mexico on the kind of college girls who are invited to dine out packing high- also that if tariff protection should tect er; bulk, $7.007.15; r.toek pigs Its con- quite often. 25c to 50c be extended to New Mexico for that he was in favor of the Miami 26 lower, bulk $7.60(3 8.25. can not be ground Copper Sheep Receipts 8.000. Market Pioducts it reasonably Tariff law and Missouri Pacific 19 denied to other states. It was at , tinuance of the Emergency We believe that if when Columbus first discov Montana Power 70 slow, around steady to weak; big weeks nackers little. Odd Clayton some few ago that based seen one old New York Central 98 '4 doing bunches A. A. renominated the adoption of "some method uponj ered America he had of those ladies The Markets fat natives up to $13.00; 64 and Senator Jones, ln Northern Pacific 84 by the democrats, made his first full information and scientific principles walking around a pair of riding breeches, he 48 westerns selling without Pennsylvania $1 3.00 direct reference to his opponent. i Iwould have turned around and gone back. liv til AtMjciuU'd Consolidated 13 choice at 13.25; feeder than to take a in the i'rtH. Ray Copper.... market dull. He suggested thnt the republican rather leap Reading 82 nominee be asked upon his appear- Otner WOraS ne IOOK ine Grandma sat in FINANCIAL Republic Iron & Steel 50 ance here to defend his position dark. ... in in day, gone by Dear rocker by Sinclair Oil & 33 Denver. Refining 2. the tariff. Tn beginning his Should be taken the fire. Her skirts were gathered round her feet, Southern 93 Denver. Nov. Cattle Re- upon position that the tariff Wall Street. Pacific 1.300. remarks upon the republican tar- But now iioie Southern Railway 24 ceipts Market steady. Beef out of If the wool schedule waslest chan,c lancfe w New Tork, Nov. 2. Substantial steers. $6.25(3)7.50; cows and heif- iff principles. Judge Davis said politics. we see In this awful'. gcnera- - Lee , Studebaker Corporation ,...127 since his had ex- tf BooJd recovery from the recent reaction Texas 48 ers. $4.009B.25: calves, $4.75iffl that opponent more than "a in the dark clnd i costume to Pape Company here his own views upon nothing leap tloni a that leaves naught one's over j 55 8.00; stockers and feeders, $5.00 pressed extending a period of nearly Tobacco Products 7.25. BuMect as well as bis did Jones Vote for it and if imagination. If she's portly, when she's all arrayed Pacific 145 the opinion Why Senator three weeks took place in today's Itjnlon Togs Receipts 1.900, Market of the Davis views upon the tariff, ln nlfty rldl"S breeches, she resembles old Ben stock r .arket nrices thrniiehnut h"1 caDlJles Bteel '"" 15c 2Ko would like VQ oorlnW wpr the result of the Utah 62 to hltrher. Top, $8.25; ho believed his listeners tw , Franklin, the guy that made those speeches. If The Park Ave. News. the list being bid up in spirited Copper bulk, $7.60S)8.15. to hear the other side as a matter flame procedure wnicn gae us t"eBhe-- s aklnnyi then sne makes one think of times Weather. All rite. fashion with the active issues Sheep Receipts 17,665. Market of fairness. No questions were showing gains of one to six points Foreign Exchange 25c to 40c lower. Jones' Failure now far away, when used to dress up effigies Spoarts. Last Wednesday aftlr-- New York, Nov. 2. Foreign ex Lambs, $12.50iJ asked the speaker. wool Senator they 1 ewe 4.25 (fg schedule,. noon Miss felt sick in the "uw"w.lr" c.u.rle J? Britain de- 13.10; 6.00; feeder to scare the crows away. I wonder If dear grand- Kitty pl!s change Irregular. Great Iambs, to vote for the law as a whole is utterly d ' less'n "nd mand. $4.46; cables. y $11.75(Sil2.50. TRIAL POSTPONED. at she is will ever lhvlr .Beof,nffy, reotlon of an overbought condition J4.46K; 2. mamma, the pace that hitting, had to go feeling bills on banks, $4.43 Annapolis, Md., Nov. The indefensible; and when he voted for one find the time to do her resulting from speculative excesses of John P. Gil- again grandchild's knitting. very sorry but lnjoylng tho half incidental to the determination of France demand, 6.92; cables. 6.93. PRODUCE trial Midshipman bill as a a vacation very mutch. Ttaly demand 4.22 ; 4.23. mer, Jr., first class, on charges of schedule and voted to defeat the day stock dividends and rumors of the cables, Mon- Eissioty. Mr. Charles (Puds) same. Belgium demand, 6.44; cables, hazing was postponed until with his and in- was ( 6.4 Chicago. the court martial a whole, he voted party, SImkins inavoidably detained Short furnished im- Germany demand, 2 day, granting covering the 4. 13-1- ,01; Chicago. Nov. Poultry Alive who last SaUldny evening by his mother for the advance as cables, .01 Holland demand, request of counsel for Gilmer, stead of taking the tariff out of politics to petus early but 39.10: 39.15. higher. Fowls, 1420i; springs, stated he wished further time TwsiaGy Yisairs having fix his pants on account the main of stocks up-- cables, Norway de that M&nMpeinpe Ago body swung j 18.23. 18c; roosters, 14c; turkeys, 35c; to case. he into the tariff. Neither of him tearing them on a nale warn mere were inuications or new mand, Sweden demand. 20c. prepare the put politics when ho climbed over back 20.82. Denmark demand, 20.15. geese, J the buying by investment interests, Potatoes Steady on sacks, firm , Switzerland 18.15. the tariff, nor any other political issue, fens for supplr. founded on the improv- demand, Spain on bulk. 99 EXII.WSTET) FROM GRIPPE William H. candidate Poem Martin. constantly demand, 15.26. Greece demand, Receipts, cars. Total be taken out of it is only Andrews, republican for by Skinny ing business situation. This was U. S. shipments. 1,107 cars. Wis- COl'OH. can politics; the council Elmer's Long and Eddy's Short. in record 2.00. Poland demand, .00. La and tear territorial from Sierra county, has been reflected car loadings, Czecho-Slovak- consin sacked round whites, 85 grippe coughs rack when is taken out of the tariff I know a boy namod Elmer Short increased automobile in demand, 3.17. Ar- 95c the sufferer to a state of exhaus- politics endorsed by the democrats. He is expected to production llinzil de- cwt.; bulk, 90c$1.00 cwt.; And one named Eddy Long. October over tho month, gentine demand. 36.00, Minnesota sacked tion, "Would ex- out issue effective make a highly valuable member. He will vote in previous mand, 15.50. Montreal, $1,00 round whites. 85 get completely and of every other that vvich the saddest part about It is, better retail business as mirrored 95c cwt.; Minnesota sacked Red hausted from violent grippe New Mexico this year, and if the becomes Their sizes are both rong. In the earnings statements of chain river Ohios No. 1. R. G. Collins. laws will be enacted. territory New York 90c$1.00 cwt.; coughs," writes a state, has a good chance of one of Exter! Misterious Dissaperance! stores and further talk of extra Money. bulk, 85(ft)95c cwt.; North Dakota Barnegat, N. J. "Tried Foley's becoming its A cotton misterl- - New York, Nov. 2. Call Senator Jones' position with reference first United States senators. empty spool of dividend disbursements. money sacked round whites, 85fi95c cwt.: Honey and Tar and the cough ously disappeared in Sam Crosses It is difficult to out Easier. High, low. ruling rate sacked Red 4 pick any 6 river Ohlos No. 1. 85c ceased entirely." Used by threw to the bonus is in keeping with his stand house last Sunrtey and everybody one group as being the most buoy- and last loan, Tier rent; closing (3) $1.00 South colds bid, 6 to 5 cent cwt; Dakota bulk generations for coughs, and on Since all he has said The Santa Fe'e new' time card announces that thawt Sams baby sister Udecn ant, but some of the largest gains per Early Ohios. 80 90c cwt. croup, throat, chest and bronchial the tariff. that swallowed but after had were recorded In oil, Call loans against acceptances, all transcontinental trains will one hour in it, they the equip- 4 Butter Market higher. Cream- Irritation, Foley's Honey and Tar bur- stop shook her and utilities per cent. on the tariff has been exploded, the The is made different things ment, public and rail ery extras, 47c: firsts, 3640c; has stood the test of time, Con- Albuquerque. long stop that pas about 10 minnits Sam suddlnly shares. Time loana Firmer, Mixed en', extra 43 4 ' he 60 and 90 5 firsts, 6c; seconds, 34 tains no opiates ingredients den of his campaign has been that sengers may inspect the Alvarado and the curio found out It was in his pockit ware Buying in the equipment group lateral, day: per cent; 43c. on was four and six months, 5 cent. 35c; standards, printed the wrapper. Largest ce rooms. he had stuck it, the result being stimulated by announcement per Eggs Market served men in gales 4 unchanged. Re- selling cough medicine ln the the faithfully he wasent allowed out the rest of of additional new and orders Prime commercial paper, to 6,252 cases. heavy 4 cent. ceipts world. Sold everywhere. Adv. the Senate. If this were true we should the day. for rails, cars and locomotives, per Figures for the elections in 1898 and 1900 show Facks About Baldwin and American Locomo- Kansas would Intristlng Intrlsting RonriA. City. be glad to concede it. It have that Bernalillo county cast its vote as follows: People. Persy Weever sews his tives, American Car, Pullman. IJherty Kansas City, Nov. 2. Butter PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 1898 own buttlns back when come General Electric and Hallway Steel New York, Nov. 2. Liberty Creamery 1c 4TTOKNKV. been better for all concerned had the Republican, 2,650; democratic, 2,114. 1900 they bonds higher; extra ln car- off. O pass the plckels! Springs being pushed up three to closed: $100.58; first tons, 47 48c; WILSON AND Republican, 3,332; democratic, 1,450. Valencia proorns 4 3s, 4 packing unchanged ' WIIJON; discussion of an compensation nearly six points. Declaration of '4s. $99.00; second 'As. $98.50; 26c, Attorney, adjusted cast 45 democratic votes In 124 18 third $98.82; " 17 19 county 1908, and an per cent stock dividend by 4s, fourth 4'ts, Eggs and poultry unchanged. Roomi IS, and Cromwell Building:, bill been left out of the campaign rather in 1900. A LITTLE LAUGHTER American Steel Foundries found $98.86; Victory 4s (uncalled, Phorm 115S-- r J reflection in a three-poi- nt net gain $100.36; Victory 4 (called), New York Metals. than to have been as it has in $100.04; U. S. $99.86. capitalized that stock. treasury 44s, New York, Nov. 2. Copper-Ste-ady. OU. Bernalillo county republicans will hold a big Public Service of New 8. I.. BURTON, been for political purposes, to the detri- Chopping Him Off. Jersey led Electrolytic, spot and i of the Stomach rally tonight in front of the headquarters in the "Well! Well!" the the advance in public utilities, nearby, 13 13 Tic; 13 Suite 9 Barnut Bulldln chirped shifty 5 GRAIN later, ment of other issues seriously affecting N. T. The are Hon. W. "Can be " gaining points, buying of this DR. MAKCAKET CAKTWIUGIIT. Armijo building. speakers eyed gent. this stock of an Tin 13ut B. Hon. T. B. the rectan- accompanying reports Steady. Spot and nearbv. nnaiuenca 1123 t;at Ctntrtl the welfare of the whole country. Childers, Albuquerque; Catron, Santa "Yarp!" Interrupted Increase from $6 to J 8 in the divi- Chicago Hoard of Trade. Phono 871. old "I'm the $36.0036.25; futures, $36.25 " Fe; F. A. Hubbell, and Col. E. W. Dobson. gular looking codger. dend rate. Nov. 2. on 3B.8Y. DR. 8. MAHFK Senator Jones has sought to make ad- president of the bank at Custard Chicago, Although KKEEI.8, Mexican Petroleum was the out- account of scantiness of foreign Iron Steady, prices OsteopnthJe Pbynlrlnn Junction that you're the nephew issue in oil Lead unchanged. ntlwnT)onk Ph. 881-- or 1I3B-- compensation a issue. The Chief U. S. Marshal F. B. McKeehan of. the minute I standing the division, stocks, wheat scored a fresh up- Firm. Spot, $6.75 7.00. Bid. justed political Deputy has Hei';crnized yo six !K. 8. O. I.AItKKi gaining nearly points, turn in prices today, the market East s some most Dem- been federal of im- set eyes on ye. Licked ye with c7SuleJl' Ere, Far, Nom and Throat. fact that of the prominent appointed government Inspector Belief that the October earnings then eased down, influenced by nearby delivery, 16"pt this 'ere ca.no nnd run ye off'n the er .i 7.107 ' Barnelt and statements will make a much het-t- ' Building. Pbon ttf, Under- migration Chinese inspector at Nogales, Ariz. fifteen for selling from traders who contend- Antimony Spot, $6.75 Ofrica Hiiurt ocratic Senators, notably Senator place years ago stealing. showing than those for Sep- ed that a setback was due. The Foreign It is probable that U. S. Marshal C. M. Foraker will I grip-sac- k bar silver,67c t to M a. m.. and I tn 6 ft m. Soon's get my set down tember influenced the bulk of rail- close was Mexican " wood, the leader, voted same unsettled at the same as dollars, 51 c. DR. M. minority against appoint George Kaseman to succeed Mr. McKeehan. I'll lick ye ng'in with tho road shares. finish to c HUGH DeWITT cane," Kansas Star. yesterday's lower, the bill, disposes of it as a Democratic City Steel shares were not as buoyant with December $1.16 to $1.16 New York Cotton. Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon some 317 W. Gold Phone 694 The Elks lodge at Santa Fe attended the Pres as of the other standard and May $1.13 to $1.14. Corn New York, Nov. 2. Cotton fu- asset. Logic. IT. com- groups but both S. Steel gained c to e net. oats c to tures closed firm.' 51- - byterian church in a body last night. The old gentleman was angry De?., $24 W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. been mon and Bethlehem B Improved He to c and provision 5c to 87c. May; Had Senator Jones a real "friend" and he said to his son 1 $24'2g; spendthrift H points, while Republic, Vana- Efforts to bring about a bearish aaei'j&i $ Practice Limited to of the men he would not have Work on the Las Vegas street railway is pro who had approached him for dium efni Crucible did slightly bet- reaction in the wheat market met OKNITO I'KINAItY DISEASED money, father never gave me AND The line has reached tho coiner of "My ter. with practically no success until CURRY DISEASES OF TUB SRIN voted against the Hardwick Amendment gressing. half as much money as I. give you." Total sales, f 95.1 00 shares. the rise of COUNTY FARMS tYnRaormnn fahorntory In Connection. Twelfth and and to connect values had carried May to the Revenue Bill free Douglas, they expect "Were you satisfied?" the son Call money held firm at 5 per delivery to a new top record for WILL GO IN STRONG Cltlens Bank Bide. Phone K88. providing post with the Hot Springs line at Bridge street by Sat- asked. cent. the season. $1.14.' At this stage "Of course I was!" to FOR F. BAKES, M. D. age lor the soldiers while they were still urday night. German marks dropped a new profit taking on the ) art of hold- COTTON IN 1923 0. "Well, then, why should he have low record, under 2 cents a hun ers as well as speculative bear Diseases of tbe Eye. Ulaesea Fitted engaged in battle; he would not have given you any more?" Boston dred. dealings more than counterbal- Special to Tbe Joaronl Office removed to 114 N. Seo-o- nd voted the three amendments to The central labor union has elected temporary Transcript, Closing prices: anced tho early gains. The fact Clovls. N. M.. Nov. 2 Tho flr.t St. Ground floor. Pbon 842. against officers as follows: R. P. Massey of the American Beet Sugar 39 that despite car shortage the total bale of cotton raised as an cigar American Can 75 of was experi DR. W. T. MURPHEY the War Risk Insurance Bill providing a makers, chairman, and Harmon H. Wynkoop of the Strletly Speaking. primary receipts today ment jn tnis immediate vicinity, Teacher w..s endeavoring to American Smelting ft Rerg.. 56 much in excess of the aggregate a where altitude was believed too Practice Limited to Tuhcrcnlosto. general increase in pension rates for typographical union, secretary. make clear to the youngsters the American Sumatra Tobacco.. .13 year ago, counted to some extent high for this warm climate crno. Barnett Building Phone 886. " & 124 grammatical tenses. 'My father American Tel. Tel as a handicap to bulls, and so was marketed A. V. Hours: 10 to 13 a.m.; 2 to 8 p.m. widows, an increase in pension rates for "Is American Zinc 17 today by Hon. A. M. Bergere, court clerk of the First dis had money," she pointed out, a likewise did furthec useful rains in Jones, a farmer living five miles in the tense. Now, Annconda Copper ., 48 Vt the winter belt. CHIROPRACTORS. widows of the Civil, Spanish and Philip- trict, is here from Santa Fe. past Grace, crop southeast of this city. Jones plant- what tense would you be employ- Atchison 103 Gossip that Great Britain has ed nine acres, and his F-- Ohio 50 crop will pine wars and an increase in pension rates ing if you should say, 'My father Baltimore yet to provide for half its Novem- yield over three bales, of a Chiropractic; W. W. McClellan left last for New Tork has money?" " Bethlehem Steel "P,".i 70 ber requirements of wheat and grade ID and 80 Arailjo Bulldlnc. the widows of the World he night & 81 wnicn oia time cotton raisers pro- for war; "That would be pretense," said Butte Superior H that other European countries nounce 1.(1 Sl'AU AUIO LINK City, where he had been summoned on business. 53 good. Mt would not have voted acrainst an amefid. Grace, very soberly. Los Angeles California Petroleum have been getting less than enough The cotton was in Ttaa i,rann culorte ear. Engl. Ele- Canadian Pacific 144TJ, to needs ginned the Butta dam and ilut N. Times. supply current attracted newly erected at 19 phant Springs, to and Central Leather 38 considerable notice, in plant Portales, U. Meat all irnlna at Bngla, leaving ment the Army Navy Pay Bill especially miles south of and numbers a. A Chesaneako & Ohio ,. 74 H view of a 10 cent cut ln ocean here, Hot Bprlnga at 11:10 m. and 1:10 p. ra. T'ulry Tale, at That. per of those interested in the cotton Oldeit Dam best Dam cara oa providing an increase for the army and awoke about Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul 29 freight rates. The prevailing opin- driven, 1S1EST Mary 25 experiment in Curry county in the Dam Una. Wa drlva uur own cara. TOMTS TiOEKSIT 2 o'clock in tho Chlno Conner ion late, however, appeared to be Write for reeerrailona our navy marine corps; and he would not morning. & 29 spected the ginned product when at expest. "Tell me a story, mamma," phe Colorado Fuel Jron that advances here had suffi- HBFKERNAN BROS., 77 3J it was brought here. Props' have voted the amendment to "Hush, said Crucible Steel ciently discounted bullish factors H Bprlnga N. U-- against the pleaded. darling,'" 12 Vt Although this year has been un- bo In Cuba Cane Sugar for theJmoment. Assertions that a TODAY. her mother, "daddy will soon 14 favorable to other crops, most of AlOiiuuerque-bant- r- - T ia Post Office Appropriation bill providing and tell us both one." Krtn country elevator stocks of old corn DAILY (VIAOB Atlanta 91 which were failures in this region, So here hath been dawning another blue day; Constitution. Great Northern pfd had become nearly exhausled had To Tnoa (Read Mown) the same pay to soldiers as civilians were 33 on corn cotton flourished, giving rlse to Leave a. nx Think, wilt thou let t useless away? Inspiration Copper bullish effect and oats. J:3o slip Tnt. Mer. Marine pfd 52!. Provisions were firmer with new prospecting in dry land farm Arrive ., ,,,11:10 i. m. for work on road construction ; giiuiirted. hog u. receiving Kenneontt Conner 3? values and owing to liberal de- ing, and a large acreage will be Leave ...... 12:80 ra. "Are you a competent chauf- in Leave l:So p. tn. and had he been a "friend" of the Out of eternity this new day is born! Louisville & Nashville 137 crease shown in the amount of lard placed this southern product Arrive feur?" on hand1 next year. Several tracts of S:ui) p. nu will Mexican Petroleum ...... 225 here. large To A.liuqnernna (Read Up) men he would have Into eternity at night return. "Yes, sir." land are being cut up in small proposed that "But I am a hard man to Closing prices: Albuquerque ...Arrive... 7:00 u. m. please. Wheat Dec. May, farms on which cotton planters Santa ra ...eava... 4:00 p. m. the soldiers should receive the same I don't know whether could announced small $1.16; Santa Pa 11:46 Behold it aforetime no eye ever did; you have, mother," $1.13; July. $1.06. will appear on the tenant plan next Arrive... p. la. ' ' get along with me or not." . Elinor at the Sunday dinner table. Corn year, to real estate men Eipanila ...... Arrive. .,11:11 a, m. monthly bonus as was being to the So soon it forever from all eyes Is hid. "Don't Dec, 68c; May. 68c; according paid you worry about that, "Why, what makes you think July, 68c. here today. FARE TO SANTA MIli, boss. I used to drive for a astonished U...FR, HM civilian employes of the government. And prima so?" question' i her Lard Jan., $9.70; May. $10.00. TO TAOS, ll.AO. Here been blue donna." Birmingham ' Albuquerque hath dawning another day; mother. Ribs Jan, $9.12. Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanley Powles, - Headquarlera Rlngltai Senator Jones had the same interest in our school BroOiara- Si. .re. Weat Central if Think, wilt thou let it useless away? "Because Sunday of Milwaukee, are visiting on the Ave oa lit slip Did Mosc Swallow the Tablets? teacher said. 'God gave Moses two Phone eoe. Kansas City. parental roof in this village. Banta Fa Coatee-tloner- r. securing adjusted compensation for the, THOMAS CARLYLE. had like " u Peedquartera Bank "Moseg indigestion, you tablets.' Everybody Magazine. . Kansas City, Nov, 2. Wheat Racine, W1b., CalL Phone 2l. November 3, 192J ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL'

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3 HOME SITES 3 This! MR. INVESTOR Five-roo- m Martin's Specials for brick-stucc- o KOLUMN IX I'OUIVTU WARD HOME-SITE- S In the KINGSBURY'S PRICED TO "LOOK FQR SIGN" Wa have a close In property that Third ward; maple floors One, Just off of Central ave SELL Week' JHE We have a good east front lot can be remodeled Into dandy nue WIS of Luna 2 throughout, good garage, side- SPECIAL and just of; Six rooms and glassed sleep- house in Fourth ward, on South Williams street, then 50x142 feet for sale- in tho apartments at low cost, or, if walks, shade trees and lawn. boulevard; best location In the ing porch. In first class condi- lots 60x142, east front,, city water! nlioflt those lots Fourth ward. This is a bar- can be converted into busi- Owner Four rooms, bath, pantry, US inquire nice leaving city; $5,750. fourth ward. SEE TODAY. tion, located on paved street and toilet in house, house is part- sold there. for $1,050. ness The location is Eight-roo- clothes closets, large porches, & lot! being gain property. pressed brick, with ACKERSON GRIFFITH in the Iliirhlands, paving paid ly furnished for only 1.300; lots, $10 cash and $10 We can offer you a good cor- Ideal for filling station or two glassed lawn. This ' garage, sleeping full size lot with REALTORS is $4,600 alone is worth $1,000; $400 down porches, located close to car and the price only per month. ner on West Silver for $850. apartments. Kxtra large lot. The hardwood floors hot water house is 120 S. Fourth St. Phone 414. and $25 a takes it. i 1S72-- of ana nice walking with good trms. month Call J for P. J. Mitchell These are only two several price is very conservative. Let's heat, good garage, lawn, shade line, scnool, Five-roo- m stucco modern house with sleep- trom business dis- bungalow, or 057 lot bargains we have llstial. talk it over. trees, sidewalks and paving. distance with glassed sleeping porch, ing porch, completely furnished, Good sites are becom- This Is one of the trict. This is a pressed brick building Shelley-Brau- n Co. best homes and FOR SALE hardwood floors, fireplace, house is renting for $35 per Franklin & Company ing more valuable every clay. In tho city; $10,500. house and wejl constructed built-i- n for $2,750. be- Realtors $3800 5 room features, furnace heat, month, only Realtors. Ask to see these at once ' a look will convince you. Terms frame bungalow, modern, on A new brick bunga- 220 W. Gold. Phono 223. H, Roehl fireplace, oak floors, two screened garage, paved street in the nifty Insurance. Subdivisions fore they advance in price. Chas, if desired. ward. Owner must low, glassed-i- n porch, Loans, LOTS porches. East Central. Fourth sleeping 224 West Gold. D, I'hone 640 I5.UO0 5 room brick bungalow, mod-- . sell. See us for price and large front porch, hardwood J, Keleher, Realtor Corner of Second r.nrl Gold. We have a good many desir- em, 4th ward, on car line; $500 cash, terms. floors, hot water heat; party Is 211 W. Gold. Phono 410. OPPORTUNITIES able lots in all parts of the balance like rent. leaving town and must sell at 5,500 white stucco bungalow,: For Shopmen or Investors. Tell us your wants. We -- - Jas, M, Johnson once. Make us an offer. city. mod . hardwood floors, good base- Easy Two-roo- house, convenient to may have it. ment, furnace, garage, sidewalk, lawn; Insurance Real Estate Loans terms, ANCT-TKS- , , shops; $475; $75 down, $15 per RKMTALS, R near Luna Boulevard. 216 V. Gold riiooe 240 Do you want an Investment? We $4000. 4 room, adobe, white stucco have a modern house with month. Former Owner Lost Two rooms and convenient HOMES bungalow, modern, very attractive, 3 sleeping porches, completely WANTED- - porch, breakfast nook, fireplace, large glassed furnished, hardwood east to shops; $000; $73 down, $15 per sleeping porch; furnished; Highlands, floors, Money month. Cfeclp one-ha- located $ block from D, T, Kingsbury, Realtor block from Central, In city front, Ce- Would you like a pleasant, Two rooms and convenient limits. ntral avenue In the best of loca That's the reason I can sell business will porch, Phone 907-- 210 W. Gold. profitable that to 'corner; $100 Some good buys In buslnesa property. tions. Owner is living in house this at such a bargain price, a nice Income if properly shops, $650; Lots house stl of the IT'S A yield down, $20 per month. and parta city. HOUSE and is getting $140 a month from BEAUTY managed. We havo openings rent of rooms. You should sit in a car under Three rooms and porch, conven- A. FLEISCEira, Realtor It is a home and in several New Mexico and ient to As Long As It Lasts N 8 stucco a 20 its or on its shops, $1,000; $100 down, Automobile Also sleeping porches, per cent investment. Can pergola front porch Arizona towns-fo- r city circula- INSURE YOUK liOUSii AW) Fire, Accident, Insurance, finish, furnished, real close In, you beat it? Let us show it to and enjoy the most beautiful $30 per month. Surety Ronds, Loans. tion representatives. To qualify Two furnished and rent- CAR TODAY No. 8. Fourth Street, Phone 674 for sale; arranged for home jvou. sunsctH. The mountain view at one of a cottages, $10.00 Per Load Ill east Is for these openings ed, both furniture for With rooming and boarding house: A, L Martin Realtors the most beautiful also. man muRt bo able to furnish a including A Better Grade $15.00. filled; a home Co,, The location of this adobe $1,850; $400 down and $35 per Hoerefe & Fanning already good 223 W. Gold. 156. bank reference as to financial and living for right party; rhone home is ideal, 308 Harvard month. (Of about 1,000 31354 W. Gold. riiono 673. terms. avenue. Now and ready to responsibility. A splendid investment proposition feet) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE priced right, part Applicants must be willing to for Komo one who move into. Thig is a swell as- would buy all Call with Wagon V - FOR RENT Rooms. homo establish residence in town and rent them. Business and property for sale; R, Realtor and a bargain. See It to. This McClughan, FUft ItRNT-Ro- om. 120 For signed proposition Terms Cash bargain for quick Bare; terms; 442-- Soitl Walter. today. sale at less than it McMillion & Wood 204 W. Gold. Phone J be will not appeal to floaters or HELP WANTED. for particulars, address Owner, FOR RENT Several unfurnished. can reproduced. Cash or Is Real Auto Firs In- 19 J AntatK tonus, any one who not willing to Insurance, Loans. Realtors. Box L, care of Journal. Eslate, and Cjuv. terms. 200 & Mnle. surance, Notary Public. make a modest start with sure West Gold. McKinley Land FOR RENT Large front and dressing Zapf, Owner possibilities of owning a nitfe, WANTED A milker. Phone 2413-R- room. 501 East 6 Grand. Second mid Gold. profitable business in months Lumber Co. WANTED Man lu warehouse. J. Kor-b- er FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 218 time. to FOR & Co. South Phones 040 or 1444-- Apply SALE Miscellaneous. "aiirr. lfli;7-- FORSALE Houses SA r.Ili-s- . Albuquerque. New Mexico. WANTED Bales-ma- d practically new Experienced hardware j FOR SALE room, reasonable. one 401 & QUICK No very Circulation Winchester and 32 Winchester J. Korber Co. FOR SALE By owner. A moot desir- sick. Phone 1113..T. Manager 60 on List with us. speeliil. South First. LABORERS $8.00 to islis day! able lot East Silver. Telephone your property QRAYSTONB rooms! 21 per 2210-- 3U, West Gold. Albuquerque Morning Journal. FO II MA LE We havis Good woman cook. 150 per month. Em Houses for rent. pnone 210-- Mrs. E. tho following Guldl. Hems for which we have no use. ployment Agency, 110 South Third Two-roo- FOR National Co. FOR BALE nouee, furnished. RKNT Furnished room, close in. Investment Price, to sell. May he seen nt the WANTED man cir- If taken at once. 1215 & 608 Vt eat BERNARD A. SLEYSTER young for traveling cheap Inquire Hogrefe Fanning gjjverphone 2067-- Itealtors Molhew Dairy farm north of Old Town. culation work. Must b good sales- Virginia boulevard. 313 Gold. One Phono 673. W. FOR RENT Front room ad- Insurance All Kirsls. Avery tractor; one grain separator; AH Kinds of Insurance. man. Circulation Manager , sleeping one Journal. Morning FOR SALE By owner, five-roo- stucco joining hath-- 416 East Silver. Ileal Estate FOR SALE Miscellaneous. Deering binder; two gasoline en- REAL ESTATE. " house, on terms. gines: ono heet planter; one alfalfa cut- strictly modern; Fur RENT Two newly furnished' front ALT. J 112 Kin. Hi Third Female. Phone 1542-- rooms, List w:ixorihmeT,02TT.'Vv' ler; three sled cultivators; one Emerson Street, modern. 619 South Tlilrd Your Property With Us. lister one WANTED . FOR SALE Base burnci. 211 South planter; John Deere gang Phone ulrl for general housework. FOR SALE owner, double FOR RENT Houses. LARGE, cool room, 200 Vj Cold. Phono 8.15 or- .,, il 110 North Thirteenth. By brick beautifully furnished, High. plow: ;one gnng traetor plow: one house, completely furnished and mod-- ..,. west noma. chard ditcher; one Incu- WANTED FOR RENT cottage, 110 tjit FOR SALE Hard com wagon scale; Middle aged woman for tn. aii noutn .Mign, South FURNISHED rooms, hot heater, luruo si:ie. bators, brooders, brooder stoves, portable or 009 Wallnut. water hot; no Phone 314. cooking housework. West FOR SALE Small sick; no children. 414 West ForRent-Room- s chicken houses and hot bed sash. Phono rnoaern, furnished FOR RENT A new three-roo- house, Silver. with Board FOR SALE e Acorn 11C r,r,-- wo FOR range. OWNER WANTED -- nH, diiuiu ituuer, easy term. elope to shops. Phone 1032-- ROOM ANl71)oTlIt. weekr"7IT ivcst oin. SAYS SELL! Chambermaid," 701 East Santa Fe. Porch; no , $. a t Apply children. 110 Sooth (v WANTED five-roo- speaking. Craig' EnglishWest South Uroadwuy. Tit y iioiiiTva T Miscellaneous Fine modern hotel, FOR SALE Three-roo- FOR RENT Three-roo- 112 FOR RENT milk iikk FinTownT home, Silver. stucco house. Nice, clenv and Phone 2413-I- WANTED oi3 ' 1858-- J 1806-- sleeping Sarunac recliner lu furnished, hardwood 100x142. on corner: for aulck Forrester, or -- rooms. FOR RENT Room, ana board finish, heat, bargain phone North Third. If de 1018-.- built-i- n WANTED Girl for housework. 1(100 r"",""i sired Close In. 202S-- FOR SALE vOO condition. Phone general sale, Apply South Walter. Foil liENT-O- ne laTge Phone Pears at North Fourth, features, largo porches, No washing, no Call morn- - FOR RENT Four rooms, glass porch, upstair, room, Phono 1506-W- . EXPERT PIANO TUNING $3.60. James ironing. FOR SALE New modern home. tSOO furnished, $S.OO ROOM splendid location, close in. The rvent. furnished. Garage. 618 South High. per month. 208 South and board. Homey atmosphere. Durnn, 1020 West New York, phone tin down and monthly navmenta like rent. 209 S28I-W- . FOR SALE Cement mixer. Call 51S price the inducement: WANTED NICELY furnished modern six Nonh High, phone 1H7 term. Experienced saleslady, must J. A. Hammond, 824 East Silver. house, FOR RENT North Thirteenth. J. v. cu.r, reauy-to-we- rooms. Fourth ward. 1027 Forrester. Front room, suitable for FOR KENT or l"" laujes line. three-roo- , A Ibm Fur only, one WANTED Floors to eurfnee. old 1430-.- FOR SALE New on one or n...... gentleman FOR SALE Four live wild" de- - Phono cottage, Two-roo- wea bed on 1207 guobe now. 1776-- Phono 770. 323 W. Central. south High: very small FOR RENT furnished house, Gold. sleeping porch. East coys. Inquire Jmnniil. price reasonable. Phone COMPLETE payment. no $30. 706 East "'"' Central. p. m. Secretarial Course, Board. Phone 603, First National bank children, Key at FOR FOIl SALE fi..ods,,ft" nr:,rf M room and tuition be building. Santa Fe. RENT Front room, ciil heate Tit may earned. Cat FOR SALE private FOR RKNT Southeast; glassed-l- n sonable. 217 .South Ninth. ANsFER and seavenger work done. alog free. Business By owner, brick RENT A ldJolnln" batn-- South porch E. A. 722 Mackay College, Log lot, FOR real home of five rooms; 3" and board suitable for two. 114 North reasonable rates. Griffith, Angeles. house, large lawn and shade trees, FOR SALE Marten half 1970-- $4,500; $1,500 unfurnished. 600 Block South Walter, Maple. stole; price; E:ist Iron, phone FOR cash, balance like rent. 11S0-- FOR RENT Two S4 Inches long. Call 12r,l-.- QUICK SALE WANTED sales- 2235-- phone rooms for housed WANTED To new Competent general Phone light TABLE BOARD buy carloal pinto Four-apartme- i.E keeping, $18 per 1624 Can accommodate a FOR SALE Reed 3 lady in store. State ex- POH-SA- New month. North huby buggy, $18; betns. Give best house, of department FOR RENT modern completely Second. few table cook-In- g. price, F.O.B. your n y ownei. suburban home. boarders. Good home good condition. 1235-- store-roo- perience and references. Address Selig-ma- furnished four-roo- house. Call 112 200 Phono station. Joe D. Itussellvllle, rooms and modern, four rooms and sleeping porch, FOR Norih High. Shepherd, Bros. Co., Santa Fe, N. M. city North Walnut. RENT Nicely furnished room in FOR SALE Piuno and sets hfs- - Arkansas. close In: brings $155 water, fruit trees, grape arbor. Postof-fle- e modern FOR RENT Have for two sevcrjl rent; easy WANTED A 21 five-roo- home. No sick. 821 North lovely vacancy tory books. 913 North I'ourrh. Cathollo elderly lady to bog S. city. FOR RENT Unfurnished conva.escenta Mrs. w. MAX BARGAIN STORE, at 315 South terms; $6,500. take of small and Thirteenth. il Reed, phone will charge ,kltchen TOR SALE Three-roo- modern brick. Dr. Burton, suite $, 122 J. 408 South Walter. ROOFivr First, pay the highest prices for REALTY house with 1 OR A second-han- SALES CO. laundry. Good morals required. Room Barnett RENT number one EXPERT ork. Phone 1834-J- . your, shoes and chicken house for two hundred bldg. sleeping d-ln guaranteed clothing, 114 furnished. Address chicken, room, Km with 8 r. 8. S. Second. Phono 660. Christian Brothers, parage, and 1205 FOR RENT new cot- furnished, steam heat. No sick. porch, MANZANO filNGKn lm furniture. Phone Bernalillo, V. M. lights water. West Several furnished 11111 west dressing room, good board; Iron, 490-- Room Na- Tljeras. gentleman HELPS WAN'TKD to loan on first mort- phone tages, reasonable, 7, First FOR preferred. Phone 2303-- digestion and nerve tonic Money WANTED Girl or young woman for tional Bank RENT Furnished front e The ef the FOR SALE Two furnished houses close bldg. room, FOR RENT Room FOR SALE A good heating larsc gages. security principal general housework and cooking. Only entrance. Furnace heat. No sick. and porch with stove, our first consideration. J. D. Keteher, two in in, good neighborhood, lot 50x140, FOR RENT New file room modern 107 South board. For Mrs. size, i'hone 252. 1724 West Central. family. Stay nlghti if preferred. for $40.00. house In Walter. gentleman. Clark, 211 West Gold, phone 410. Phone 670 for renting Price $1,850.00. Ap Highlands. Reasonable rates. 5J3 Soulh High, 1471-- I'OH ISALL Stewart In first-cla- Interview. Phone 1452-- FOR RKNT lfedroom phone range RUG CLEANING ply ae iortn Tiiiro, and kitchen, FIRST-CLAS- WANTED Neat American for Close in. d 3Gc. condition, very reasonable. 315 South PHONE girl FOR four-roo- Highlands. .ym.y meals, First. 9x13 RUGS CLEANED $3.00 520 housework. Must SALE New modern FOR RENT Unfurnished lower flat, 326 North Thtr.1 Room and board. $10 week. 512 know how to cook. brick In per Mattresses renovated, $3.60 up. Furni- of three. Can pressed house, fine location five large rooms, enclosed porch, $70. South Broadway, 1971-- FOR SALE Two bicycles, ono Family stay nights if Close in. 121 North 124 South Edith. FOR RENT Large front "room! phone new; ture repaired, packed. Awning work. to preferred. S03 South Edith. Highlands. Terms., sleeping FOR RENT very cheap. 1110 West Slaf. or 896-- Ervln have your winter clothes re- 19S8-- Private No Nicely rurnlshed, steam 1933-M- phone Porch curtains. Phono Elm. phone FOR three-roo- family. sick. Phone . WANTED for RENT Small furnished loiii-- 1.17 Gold. heated rooms with first-clas- s table Bcddlnr; conipony. modeled Experienced saleslady FOR SA LE Furnished $17 West to & and rellned and save in a mercantile bus- house, three cottage, per month, water paid. board, phone 132T-- 110 South Arno. V E your watches and clicks Insured S A DAT dry goods general rooms, bath, electric water, 1700 South Edith. (OR RENT Large front room. KODAK FINISHING TIMES of new iness, one who understands little Span- lights, city Inquire sleeping ROOMS In or rfialn for one year by Brasfleld, 110 South satisfaction expense clothes. ish garage; 60 foot lot. 1500 down and $30 Private family. No sick. Phone cottages building. Remember. guaranteed. preferred. References and ex- FOR RENT Six room nouBe; bath, hoi lo15-- to $30 Third. mr t a reliable estab- - salary per month. 13011 South Arno. 617 West Gold. $15 week. Excellent men Is. Send your finlj Cleaning and pressing- $1.25. pected. Address E. F. 100, care of and cold water: furnished. Call at Medical care. St. John'B FOIl SALK- - A good soft coal lished firm. Reiurn postage pal on - 218 210-- FOR RENT Sanatorium. heater, 'Journal. NEW house, modern eseept heat, three West .Gold. I'hone Sleeping rooms, steam heat, $13. 210 North mall orders. Hanna & Hanna, Inc., hot Ho-te- JAMESON'S RANCH 1 ho to Mulberry, phone Mnle rooms, bath, two porches; garage; FOR KENT Modern furnished and cold water. Albuquerque l. placo get 1990-- Commercial Pholoprnphere. FVt News- and built-i- n well: two mllpa from trans- MEYEIl & MEYER features. Small down payment brick house on 31BH North Second. town; RELIABLE refined 1934-- Highlands; garage portation to and from home FOR SALE Five ten-ro- NOT ICR. solicitors, permanent balance like rent. Phone near. 224 South FOR RENT furnished town; good dry goods positions; men and women. School Inquire Edith. Nicely cooking. I'hone 2238-- counters. Apply Kahn'e Store. 109 For lawn and flower garden work, 114 West Central Avenue. FOK SALE At real $2,600, Four-roo- sunny. Private entrance. Call or leave boy with bicycle for delivery after bargain, part FOR RENT cottage with 6 218 after FOR RENT Two North First. call A. I'ohl, expert gardener, cash, two small houses P. m., North Sixth. nicely furnished house or call be- school. Grand Union Tea company, 1210 partly fancy chicken bouse and small barn. rooms. Board if desired. Use of FOR SALE One rabbit address nt mornings for $48.50 month. 4'J0-- OR n 7. We Call North Sixth, phone 1'117-- Renting per 1205 West Iron, call RENT Southwest, glassed-i- sleep- a If fore 7:30; evenings to Trees Jot and Dsliver. Near school and car line. Call at 801 telephone and bath. Will take conval- hutch; bargain, taken at once. 211 South Edith. RELIABLE and FOR RENT One furnished house and ing porch, with steam heated room. escents. 52.1 West T!.1ora. 710 West Lead. nod planted. refined solicitors, all South Edith. Phone 587-- 719 East parta of the state. Good commission. one unfurnished houso on South Arno. Central. FOR Five-roo- BEROLUND'S S AN A T OR IUM, 10 SALE Adobe bricks. 4x8, J20 SALE Furniture. FOR SALE California bun- Call FOR RENT n 14 per FOR Ladies or gentlemen all or part time. nt 20. West Sums Fe. Southwest, glassed-i- sleep- South Edith. Room and h 1000, 14 Inches long. 2222 South Wil- 218 galow, modern except heat. Two and south, pnn Reed ahmst Write or call South Third, office ing porch, with steam heated room. In serv-Iv- e. D. Foil SALE baby carrlmte, one-ha- lf FOR RENT Modem, unlurnlshed house 687-.- annex. Tray and dlnlnt room liams. Tartagllo. hours 9 to 10 a. m. A. C. blocks from Robinson park. Thone 710 East Central. l ew. Reasonable Bitx r:ie. Searcy. with four rooms and glassed-l- n sleep-In- s Rates $i;5. Phone 13iir-- FOR prl"?. Lawn, trees, flowers. Terms. Phone FOR RENT SALE Apples fur eating or oookl work. ' FOR RENT LET us train you to fill a superior po- 1718-- porch. Apply 622 South Walter.. Beautifully furnished room TABLE HOARD Can ing, $1.60 and $2 00 box. O. II. FURNITURE- repairing. Awning In modern home. accommodate two per 890-- Ervln sition. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. LIST vacant houses Apply Mra Fred or three for Clarke, 2405-R- V'onh curtains. Phone All FOR SALE For $5,b00 modern double your with th City Hamm. 623 Second. persons n.eals by the phone Commercial Branches. Enroll NOW. North rooms eompnny. A steam-heate- d brick Is bar- Realty Co., for prompt and efficient week: acrose the street. Mrs. all $1,', Bedding modern home Western School for Private apartment;; this a real IMPERIAL TYPEWRITERS, makes. and up. of three-roo- Secretaries, in service. 807 West Gold, phone 867. ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; F'eming. 105 South Cedar, phone 1K78-- 83 1' HI SALE Furniture Tljeras at 801-- gain and close property for part cash. rates bv linv n,nr.r rw.. per month. Albuquerque Typewriter Phone in very choice Highlands loca- Eighth, telephone 807-- FOR Five-roo- bun- r,n.i.M. MRS. con- 122South house. Excellent condition. For nppolntment, phone and ask RENT furnisijel Theater. 211 H Marshall's private home for Exchange, Fourth. MEN AND WOMEN wanted for Detec- n West Central. 411 West Granite. 6 rooms for Mr. Williams. galow with glassed-i- sleeping porch, valescents, excellent meals, table an? FOR SALE Onenil2 chenlile rugTilol tion; beautiful with tives: we can offer you r. 1478-i- l, FOR RENT SAI.K-iftl- ue and gas position that FOR BALE New homes owner: one in Highlands. Phone Cxll 120 Furnished, steam treated tray service; furnace heat, nurse atten- one golden oak dresser with FOR enamel coal will bring you a handsome Income. Send by room and flrst-cla- large , - spacious closets, hardwood a?4 West Onld; one North Mulberry. boerc' for two. tion; on car line: rates $50.00 and up. side mirror, $20. 512 North Second. rnnge, separate stoves, stamps for reply. Douglas Detective rnone zi4-w- , 628 Second 1107 11 61 Ice box. 121 South Arno. tloors and built-i- n 110 North Maple, one four-roo- iio FOR RENT Four room furnished house. Norh North Twelfth, phone J. lor suite: features; Agency, Incorporated and Bonded, ELGIN HICKS' DAIRY one N. C. North Maple: terma Call 821 West Sil- Nicely furnished; piano, etc. $45 a HOTEL Sleeping rooms and Ml CLEAN MILK, with a cream FOR SALE One dining room tame, glazed porch, gas heater, ga- 1949-- heavy line; one drop-hea- d ver, phone month. No children or sick. Apply 319 housekeeping apartments, by the day. Our nice open fireplace feels pretty 8c: I.'.c. 7.18. nice bed and springs, week or 602U pints. quarts. Phone one Axmlnster rage, etc. West Hflzeldine. month. West Central. good on these crimpy Porches machine, ( , CARPENTERINGr FOR SALE Beautiful pressed brick mornings. FOR SALE Used "tractors. 6 IB and Singer sewing FOR all in. 2400-J- we ru-j- . five rooms, FOR RENT Cozy little house In Un- RENT Furnished bedrooms and glassed Phone and 12- - 2"2 North Arno FOlToDb JOBS and contracrworkTcall bungalow, sleeping porch with gang plows. Hnrdwure - Dressed privileges-Ladle- s will call for you and show thn l rr v leath- 1876-- and double brick garage: Ideal iversity Heights, furnished, three sleeping porch, housekeeping you Depnrtment. J Korher & Company. vein s Fl lire bab carriage, City Realty Co,, Realtors home near shops. For particulars In- rooms and sunny sleeping porch. 108 or man and wife preferred. 1200 "lore er Morris cbair, beds, springs, 207 ROOFS or on reason-fthle- . FOR SALE Roxed Delicious trunk, W. Gold. Phono 687. repaired put new, quire "OS South Third. Yale, phone 2281-- at 209 North High. East Gold. npp'fs also chiffonier, bookcase, largest stock of George Waters, 20BO-- other varieties. At former South phone FOR three-roo- Twit furniture In city. 325 NOTICE to agents and buyers. We FURNI8HED BUNGALOWS No RENT One furnished FOJJ?Xj 2410-jr- ,, good used dec- charge RENT Apjirents. ranch. North Fourth, phone FOR WALL PAPER, painting and have taken our property at 23 Boutlr for steam heat. Medical attention if do. house, $25.00. Also one three-roo- FOR' New mirQernfurnlshed First. 2102-- C. con- 114 SAXOPHONES all orating, call E, Davis, Edith and 823 South Arno out of the sired, no extra $75 month. St. unfurnished house, $20.00, Both In good npartment. North Maple. and band Instruments. One AnnB charge. new Instruc-tlon- s FOIl SALE Queen tractor, 850 South Third. 1647-- Four-roo- or used; private or class hands of agents. Buyers call at 528 John's Sanatorium, phone 491. condition. Phone FOR RENT apartment with tatdo $16.00; one oil stove Mr. Mra. on above. Fred K. Ellis. Ph. 302-J- . two PAINTING Paper hanging and kalinnv South Edith. and Lee Tague. FOR RENT A clean well furnished FOIl RENT Light room bath. Modern. Phone 1701-- $10.00; one Icebox, top leer, $15,110; L. W. housekeeping FOR SALE Three tons of Inlng; all work guaranteed. FOR SALE Attractive bungalow, mod- houBe. Seven rooms and with sleeping porch; gas, bath, phone, FOR RENT Kelffcr's rockers $6.00; one chlfflroha $",00. ''all Owens. 1344-J- . sleeping Housekeeping apartment, 3 to 5 1244-- Wesl 808 South Edith, phone In Built-i- n also front room. No chil- pears from cents per pound. m ern four rooms Well . every way, porch. Modern except heat. people. furnished complete. 218 North Se ve n t h 1213 mornings, phone "Whitted" Best and breakfast nook; features. Gas. $r,5.00 Water dren. 416 West Gold. T.ynch's orchard, Forrester, phone Granile. sleeping porch, per month. FOR RENT Three rooms una 1 474-- IN ADOBES All C. adobe Small cash and 1428-R- . 818 Arno. sleepng four MODERN Ing, work guaranteed. George garage. payment paid. Phone South FOR RENT well ven- Ideal 1227-W- . FOR SALE Dining table and one Nicely furnished, porch. location. Phone FOR At LASTING Morris. 1410 North Eighth, phone balance like rent. See this before FOR RENT Four rooms, bath and tilated front bedroom, with or without Mrs. Thorn. SALE bargain prices, one very chairs $12.50; iron bed with springs , 2388-- 148S-- one ma- f buying. Phone 914 North Fifth. near $45.00. sleeping porch, suitable for one or two large fireproof safe: medium else and mattress $10.; drophead sewing sleeping porch, postofflce, FOR RENT Furnished bank safe. rec- I WANT you to low FOR SALE brick, by owner Five rooms, fur- gentlemen. 418 Sooth Third. apartment, three Write Socorro State Bank, chine $7.50; phonograph and eight investigate my prices bath, porch, garage, rooms with private bath. 714 Ncrth Socorro, N. M. "Whitted Built" on any kind of a building proposition 423 South Seventh, corner lot, side- nished, In Second ward, $36.80; water FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for Third. ords $10:00; 9x13 rug $7.00: stair carpet you have In view. A. E. Bunga-lo- ohlcken house, basement, FOR SALE oil heater. $4.00; rockers $2.00 and $3.50; leather "BEST BUILT" IIOME3 Palmer, walks, garage, paid. light housekeeping. Water, lights and FOR Typewriter table, buffet Builder, Bog 41. city. Phone 1758-- hot water heat, bath room, large closets, New brick bungalow, hot water heat, phone furnished. no sick and RENT Three furnished rooms good as new. Ono Wicker upholstered couch $4.00; duofoid. chiffonier, Positively with No ono oil stove, oil NEW WORK or alterations; all writ large front back and sleeping porches. class A In every respect, t75. no children. 710 West Lead. sleeping porch. children. 716 rocker; largo trunk. 224 North coal range, gas range, Phone 13,. or real estate dealer In Collier. 207 Gold East Haseldlne. Twelfth, phone Hi14-- coal henter, kodak, suit case, Realtor estimates will make any Joseph West heater, n guaranteed; free' FOR RENT Pleasant room with pri- articles at bar-gnl- Any town. Four-roo- FOR RENT Two mandolin, many other very elose figure on a Job In Highlands FOR RENT brick house fur- vate family, steam heat, reasonable rurnlshed rooms, Mr FOR SALE Shcpard strain Anconas; 326 North 1755-- four-roo- C. V. Bynum, or Heights. Phone E. E. John- FOR SALE By owner, new nished, $50.00: five-roo- modern rent. No Meals If 608 tight housekeeping; adults; no sick. gas range, kitchen table, tireless prioes. sick. desired. 724 South Second. . Third. son, sis. John. modern house with screened porch. house, furnished, lease $52.00; four-roo- South Arno, phone 1352-- cooker, dining "urnlture, medicine cab- Garage. Fine back yard with chicken apartment, furnished 1 15.00: five-roo- OU RENT Furnished apartments, inet, etc. 307 West Roma. MONEYTOHLOANT house and So constructed FOR RENT Two front rooms and sleep- eteam business chances. A COUNTRY HOME ojow shed. unfurnished house, Areola heat, garage, furnished for house- heat, bath. Albuquerque Hotel, FOR SALE 0 Winchester rifle In and located house could be used lease We $1,200.00- ing porch, light 21 0 H North Second. $2,500 to loan. B. A. Klryster, 112 South that $46.00. have to loan $25 new condition for $30 or will take 410 FOR SALE Hotel, twenty rooms, pool buslnesa If desired. on Lev-ere- keeping. Lights, bath, garage. per 22 acres, Third. for purposes Eesy Improved real estate. Wm. J. month. Wafer 1703 South Arno. FOR RENT Nicely or 20 guage shot gun In payment. ball and bar; good lease. 313 8outb Near city, terms. 110. Gold. paid. furnished apartment part Ins West Granite. Realtor, nhone S1f West with 81 See rifle at 407 West First. stucco house, large screened $20, 000 to loan at first mortgage on FOR RENT Two furnished steam heat. Call at East Copper. 8', nicely large I811-- Five-roo- out On downtown property AUTOMOBILES. front bedrooms with Central, phone IF you want to get a good tent house FOR SALE house and small porch, garage, buildings. adjoining bath, In. Sill South health will sell MONEY TO LOAN On dla? " 61 FjORJALE kvejtock. entrance to rooms and bath. In FOR RENT Modern furnished apart- for little money you can by calling at grocery, close Call at account of failing wntches, EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING. FORALTEBuck"s7' private 2417-R- and valuable. doeBaVdTfln'ala modern home. Close tn. 415 South ment, steam heated. Averlll - 315 West Iron. Must be sold Inside of Seventh. all or Phono 1 or minds, guns everything K. Sheet Metal Works. 21 T N. Third. rabbits. 710 West Lead. Apart- week. part. Mr. B. Marcus, 218 South First. Third. iiicnis iNortn second. Also gasoline camp stove. FOR SALE y brick building, 348. P. O. Bpx 192, Old Albu- FOR SALE 5 $H0O; z'.t MONEY TO LOAN on LlgM Bulck, FOR SALE A fresh cow. Post Office FOR room FOR RENT Two rooms SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions 215 South First; location gor.d for any diamonds, watches 2411-R- RENT Furnished adjoining with sleeping querque. - Ford touring, lis West Gold. box 135. and good Jewelry; liberal, reliable, con- phone bath, In new home; near aanatorluma poroh. furnished, $30. 1601 East Cen- prevent fallen Insteps; cures all foot kind of business. $1. Arch Thos. PMnMnl rn io? v 1st FOR SALE Dodge touring, $360.00. FOR SALE A Jersey cow and a year-.ol- and university. Suitable for one or two tral. Enqulre410 NortrSIxtlr. troubles. Planter Supports. $1,000.00 or work to that amount vill Hoover Motor 418 West Cop- P. O. 213. F. Keleher Leather Co.. 408 West Central. company, Jersey male. Box women or man and wife. No sfek. FOR RENT Three"-roo- furnished s- buy half Interest :n mining claim, FOR SALE Ranches. per. 2313-- care FOR SALE One pair :ung heavy draft Phone apartment, private bath and sleeping STOP Those window- from rattling", prospects good for ore. Miner, !KXMr?fou ra ere, e nt i re y f o need FOR SALE Ford touring. Al condition, mules. Phone J. B. N'lpp. 8421-R- LOST AN D pjren. aiso apartment. 1104 keep out sand, dust and cold air by Journal. with five-fo- wire, good rubber. Pilcher Motor company, FOUNpr North Second. Installing Peace Metal Weather Strips. FOR SAi.kl One of the cafes In BRIGHTW00D ADDITION poultry FOR SALE Young row Just 1741-W- finest went of tu- 220 North Fourth. Jersey Phone , R. P. Thomas, 1008 For- milt Unrela bridge; fresh. O. B. Clnrke. phone LOST Bunch of keys In or around post. FOR RENT Small ateam heated apart northern Arizona, long lease, excellent rn om 804-.- rester. house, three creened piruhPi; FOR SALE 1922 Ford coupe, cord tires. office. Finder please call ment nanasomely furnished. Hot trade, good location: two of the partners Wwter In new and chfek-- n lull SALE Fresh Hoiateln Duiha.il 23 re- HOME SITES house, farmre spare tire, motometer, like new. Bar- LOST post-offi- water. 1210 FOR SALE calibre Winchester are to leave for Europe; act quick. cow; also fresh Jersey. Phone 2404-.T- Eversharp pencil, between West Roma, apply apart- houBM! chickens and gain. See It at 610 West Central. Call ment II. peater, 82 single .Remington, 23 single postofflce box 31. Flegstaff. Arts. terms. Gall owntr FOR BALE OR TRADE A team of and Bartley shop. Reward. $20 $10 also furniture; FOR SALE 1922 model Chevrolet tour- Bt Hartley Vor. RENT target pistol, fotrf shootWig gnllery tar- FOR SALE Profitable business, estab- Ifvn. Monthly. mares, 1300 Can be seen at shop. Three apartments, fur 'All $40.00. 223!4 South Second, ing car. nearly new. Bargain. Cash pounds. LOST nished or unfurnished. gets. lished five years; owner wishes to dis- 1021 North Seventh. A package containing" ladys Steam heat, HaywaTd. rYPEWRITERSr or monthly payments Phone 815. hose, Will who found same hot and cold water, parkview court, pose account of having other Interests: Stares & Pfeiffer FOR SALE cow, three gal- party 902 FOR SALE New Home machine. low a For in- T SAVE 60 76 cent on Jersey gives ,687-- East Sliver. sewing price very and bargain. ITEsiU All over hibuileii tn per used parta, lons Also ptease phone Al- WpEWi mallei e milk. young calf. Easy $5; another for $6.50. Also a good terview, address bog 525, Real Insurance. ma- - eto.i full etock for over twenty-fiv- dif- LOST A bunch on WOODLAWN four rooms. postofflce Estate, and repaired. Ribbons for every terms. 106 West Granite, phone U70-- of keys a key ring. Apartment, Singer for $18 00, or will rent by week buquerque, N. M. Bis ferent care. Mcintosh Co., J Iff West Cop- LE Louis furnished, bath, gas, W. ehlne, Albunuerqwe Typewrl r FOR-SA- hinder leave at Ilfeld company, sleeping porch, or month. The 120 West 321 Gold. Phone 168. per. Twelve good breeding does; 809 North Third. $35 per month. Call 1821 East Central Exchange, FOR SALE Shoe requiring shop with some with litters. Also four thorough- Reward. Gold, phone 1111, FOR SALE 1914 Ford chnsfcls, rew modern, machinery, fully . bred Flemish Giant bucks. 203 North LOST On CoarorSoutf Fourth, between One of in and WANTED Houses. rubber. First $65 cash takes It. Al FOR Three-r- fur- BEFORE buying a phonograph, thrift) equipped. best shops city Arno. Central and Coal, one $3 RENT j m modern first-cla- on onndltlm. 223 vi South room Remington and people from Missouri shouid location. Large stock rooms Seoond, t. 450. Mr. nished apartment. people one-ha- lf WE want a home of five or six pump gun. Iteward. Phone Efficiency kitchen, Dmon-stration- e Can be n see hear hand. bought for $2000.00, In Give cost Haywfird Fluke gns, and glassed-l- Call aad the Valuphone. in- good location. lowest PERSONAL sleeping porch; $14 down balance on time without SALE- arley-Davidsou motor- 101 North at South Walter. George price, and street number, No agents. FOR LOST Will 'who up gun Maple. terest. Into other line of business first-clas- s has person picked P. Learnitrd Piano Co., phone 106. Going INSTANTLY Address we Tlfflt s. care Journal cycle In condition; or will BKA8FIEI.D, the watch maker, on on No- FOR RENT A three. ruom fur stand strictest tr-d- e west aide of Isleta highway lane reason for selling. Will car. moved to 110 South Third. eieo-trl- o for light Will pay difference. vember 1, return to 121 West nlahed apartment, ateam heat and gas FOR SALE Pianos, player pianos, Electrlo Shoe Shop, You'll have to come a Jump- "TOR" RENT Storerooms. 10$ North First. please at- Investigation. City Apply DON'T forget the Sunsnlne Barber shop, Central and receive reward. range. Garage. $45.00 per month. No orchestra pianos, with slot 218 onth Second. Alhunnernue. N. M. ing li you want this comfy, new WILL arrange to suit tenant a 26xlou across from Santa Fe ahop office. A. sick and no children. 510 West Tljeras. tachments, phonographs: pre-w- values; ' S. VIGIL. 913 South Second. WANTED Position 106 or write WANTED Salesmen. and bath bungalow: on foot brick building; good condition: nOBBB QUALITY CARS FOR RENT Three large rooms, glassed-I- for quick action, phone reasonable A LARGE STOCK to choose from all de- P. Learnard Piano Co., 214 the Heights. It's a beaut and opposite Santa Fe shops: It GUITAR AND MANDOLIN teacher wanted Housework ty the day. Phone eleeplng porch. Hath, nicely fur George WANTED Salesman and distributors, terms. 109 times. A demrnstration will Seventy-fiv- e a Good terms. See or write L. Heyman, satisfy sires pupils. centa a 1B45. nished for housekeeping. Modern con- full line radio pioducts, protected ter- bargain. North Vlrtt Alhllnm.rqne N M you. HOBB8 MOTOR CO.. phona 434. lesson. Miss Osborne, 420 West Coal. veniences; desirable location. (18 Welt USE AUTO SEAT Rep- J. E. GONCE REAL ESTATE 513-- WANTED and' to take EFFBCTO TOP and ritory, factory proposition. Factory West Central. Washing Ironing Coal. Vale-pa- r. MATTRESS BRASFIELD, the watch maker, will fix home. Phone 1804. drossier. Effeeto Auto Enamel. resentative, Remington Radio Corp., 110 W. Silver. Phone 477. nominal Enamel on automobiles. Tex RENOyATING your watches and clocks for CLEANING PAPER John FOR RENT New nicely furnished Valspar 1107 Commerce St., Dallas, MATTRESSliS for one Kalsomlnlng. three-roo- Paint. Homestead reniTdT?6uinlup! price, and Insure them year uoonson. 634-- apartment, bath, screened Plymouth Cottage Furniture repairing. Awning work. "THEY SATISFY" Without further cost. 110 So'lth Third. phone front and back porch. 1600 East Cen- Floor Paint, Roof Paint and Cement. Sat- This cleaning. Phone 98-- Ervln Sad- Is a sure 'nuff fact when you speak WANTED Family washing. Call for No sick. 724 Cen isfaction assured. Thoa F. Keleher Leath- an M J .. rim. . tral. Apply at East dle? eomnan. about FOR RENT Miscellaneous. mm upiiym, j'liuiitj tnlririii-t- i. t tral. er Co., 408 West Central. Phone 1C57-- J. TTOB11B QUALITY CARS. W ANTWO Tttn.l. K. tioite Call WANTED over FOR RENT Garage. 710 West Lead. FlREI FIREII WOOD We are not try- Rooms. Come In and look them and you'll m. pnone 1343-- AIN'T IT THE TRUTH. We FOR RENT freexepruof ga aneriiiso p. dressmaking: ing to arouse the fire department, but a Good Home the GENTLEMAN Not sick wants a say buy Fireproof, $1 Buy Easy Way rebuild them and eel! tliem, rage. 813 North Firth. LET US take care of your furnace, sewing by &y, orat homePhone we are warning you to buy your winter room in lowlands within them, 1430-M- . HOBBS MOTOR CO. chimney cleaning especially. John supply of flrewwd early. An old adage A new. In fine walking dlatanoe of business district FOR RENT Singer sewing machine. 621-- well built home of brick construction, almost a on the Main Stem. Collins, phone GOWNS tail- ays dry summer severe winter. Let P. O, Hot 8ns. Right lzo west ijnm, pnone 1111 FASHIONABLE and ladles' for location. Five nice rooms, conveniently with fire- CALL 218 1667-- J. us make It hot you. Cedar and Pinion arranged, HUTCHINSON fur house oleantng oring South Walter, n FOR RENT Shot guns, new Remington phone wood, sawed and any desired slse. and all the necessary built-i- features, Including Cali- WANTED RELIABLE USED CARS SOLD BY and wall cleaning, floor waxing, paint- HEMSTITCHING split, place ReilEititeT and Winchester pumps. The Exchan.a. and sweepings and pleating. Phone fireplace logs, urnace chunks, Cedro fornia cooler. Nice front and back screened; $5,000; WAN Home RELIABLE DEALERS ing kalsomlnlng. chimney 5S1-- J, room Mellnl 2401R1. porches TEH well loo;.! vacant vyest. iioui, pnone nil, nun .loh Men. tnsj-- J building. Myrtle Canyon Firewood Co., phone lota. State and Ad Renewed j', phone Sievert. Ten centa yard. $500 cash, $50 monthly; Interest quarterly. prion location tlvO FOR RENT Large room. 21x100 with WANTED of Prompt delivery, full weight rnre Jowrnal. Dodge Bros, touring $300 and Dressmaking and sewing 10 at wl1 . plenty of light, above Maharam'a store, Work uEMSTITCHING, cents per yard, 80 $7 Dodge liros. touring $550 tor school or dance all kinds by day or garment. Madame Hose FOR SALE No. Simpson Scales, $600 and $900 very desirable lodges, rates for best Dressmaking shop. Toledo $75. Wm. Realtor. "WELL CONTRACTOR." Dodge Bros, sedans Vial' ft.fl.g-- guaranteed. Cheapest ever cafeteria. Scales, J. Leverett, Rent reasonable. Phone work. L. New State hotel, State hotel, Bracy'a $111. Dodge Bros) truck ..,$650 Mra Ross, ' Platform Scales, WELLS DRILLED, driven and repaired, Ford touring $200 and' $4o FORRENTOrficeRooms nhone 1081-.- PLEATING, accordion, skle and box; Flat-to- p Desk and Chair, $15. INVESTMENTS, INSURANCE. pumps tanks, towers J, F. Wolklng. Ford light trunk $3B mall orders. N. Crane, 11$ North Large feoffee mill, $15. 41 Weer Mnrhle, phone HR'-H- , ton KOli HE-N- offPoe space.1 of Ji;.k rmiin" "FORTS ALITOR TRADE Rventh Crane Apartments, phone 814 Oliver $36. City Office University Heights Development Co. For4 truck. $0 20T typewriter, Phone 783 Wesr Gold. txn ovtl-- HEMSTITCHING done In the Clothes $10. S Itry-Eggs- T ve" luve" promptly mangle, ATtmHe. TOR ALEPou KORBKR CO. ave- ntaasiai4 ttalnl tnns ear as will MAll 10c Dalton machine, Phone 110. 81S W. Gold J. 6 ' FOR RENT Office rooms. Central ihn best possible manner, price per adding $0. Dodge Bros. Dealer nue, above Mat.son's Buok store. Kor nr .ratio for denirable buUdtTiir lota. Oa yard. 117 Gold, plrone'187-W- . Singer Full alxed box springs. $20 Tied pullets, (1.00. Phone 1401-J- 516 North Second ber and company, Auto department. a corner, lot "3x100 feet, rbont 410, Sewing M:.chlne Companr. Meed the dlnero. l'Uune SO?, . . November 3, 1922 Tage Twelve ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

F ARMERS Hanson's Taxi Service Coal Gleaners BE FIRST OH THE JOB 01 STUDEBAKER SEDANS Gallup Lump iPif!E 0 NOW AT GUY'S TRANSFER DYERS AND HATTERS

first-grad- our 111(1 (TJSAMNO In maliim,' low prices on e goods is a part of PHOM123 Phono 371. 323 S. Second t Cor. Hth and Gold of Oni pefi-ui- is hare, smooth, OFFER GOHM TO I'hone 453. EATER work. Tlio shipment Florida "EASY TO REMEMBER" thin skinned, heavy with juice and the most sought for size. ffTH TODAY AND 'TOMORROW low 10c; a size 12 1-- 2c I f STOCKMEN FRESH SHIPMENT OF Only larger POLL TAX Good Luck NOW DUE Jelkes the budded are the. large STOVES PUT UP .MARGARINE The new budded Walnuts are line, Before Election Pro- - AND pay The best spread for bread, just now we ran Here POLISHED REPAIRED at ' - m Grapes, another shipment came in yesterday and Representative arrived. -- to com- Stoves fi t make a of only H)e a pound. Nothing in town nnsinn oi Old Bought, II.r?h School Building VIADUCT CASH GROCERY ' 3t'-:- price mat uauie 703-- xA pare with them at thn price. PHONE 1280-- 505 S. Second. Phone ' Crackers and Cakes, they landed on hire shelves. INothing State Be Shipped to Iowa in stock but fresh goods. to Be Fattened. Paygoers Phono IMI2-- 421 W. Central Picture WE VVII.Ij GOOD A proposition to fatten New have Phone 28 tho sur- a complete line of Watches, Jew- - RENTACAR WARD'S CASH STORE, Mexico cattle in Iowa on Drive It Yourself Now Fords made to elry, Clocks, Silverware, Ivory, Central. Orders Delivered for 10c plus corn crops is being etc., this Christmas. and Dodges. Coupes and Sedans Cooking Apples S08 West state w. See us before save stockmen of this inrousu you buy and AI.niQl'EKQUE 10 POUNDS FOR 25c Livestock and Agricultural uoan money. DR1VERLESS CAR CO. of C. TTTE Delivered. company at the suggestion WISEMAN. JEWELER Cars ot W Hunt, n representative ot the Second nnd Gold. Iowa Farmers corporation of Pes Moines. Lathim's Cash and The plan is to ship between five and six thousand steers from New 25c TAXI Carry Alhqi'en.iie' Mexico into Iowa, where they on a share basis. l'liono 15 Finesl 1 I w2 will be fattened 109 North Fourth i rlw i E The local agency is taking up the Day and Night Service. jjjij Mexico 1 heater matter with several New Open and Closed Cars. Alteration stockmen who might be interest- Cadillac and Hudson Sedan. Experienced ed Mr. Hunt was sent here by Bank. Woman. Must be A-- on head 4f the War Rear Stnto National l Eugene Meyer, re- Finance corporation, who was coats, suits and dresses. Tuberculosis conference on the TODAY AND TOMORROW cently hero in a business. DR. WHITTINGTON has cattle cor- Address Tuberculosis The Jowa Farmers Credit WELL COUNTRY CAMP treatment for a An to rest. been poration was organized with ideal place .Located which has thoroughly 000,000 to extend credit in the Sandla mountains, eigh- tested over a period of years. tt capital Rex, care Journal boim? PROV- to farmers during their hard teen miles from Albuquerque. Its MERITS are that the Kates $12.50 per week. EN every day. It costs YOU times. Mr. Hunt reports INVESTIGATE. Iowa farmers had three big corn For Reservations. Phono 490-- nothing to and are in The most skeptical will bo croR in succession free excellent financial condition. There CONVINCED. Send for are 400 million bushels of corn tooklct. available for feeding and fatten- RAMBOUILLET J. D. VAN DEVENFEU purposes, he said. Special Representative ing Ko-tar- v RAMS Mr. Hunt was a speaker at WANTED, GIRL 524 W. Coal. Phono 2028-- club yesterday as the guest For Housework. FOR SALE of ",T. B. Herndon. president of the State National bank. He. will 511 NORTH FIFTH. 18 months be in the city for several days in Age conference with stockmen regard-i- n Wom an Who: The ! . ih fattening Mercantile .. ntnn. Huning B It The Jeweler Company NEW MEMBERS OF Y. FOGG, Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry N. M. uperior Lump GET ACQUAINTED AT Highest Quality. Lowest Trices Los Lunas, LAST NIGHT Opposite Postofflee. BANQUET II 8 South Fourth, Exclusively handled by "David, my dear, I'm living the members of the Y. M. P. New cam- only to help you now!" A. who In the recent joined made paign were welcomed and 5c DANCE acquainted with the organization NOTICE AZTEC FUEL CO. some at an enJoynDie dinner o.u : He had told her that day, tion at the association building: Starting Monday, Oct. 16. NOV. 3 The workers in the Star stage will leave Santa Fe TONIGHT, last night. Taos She would cease to hurt others; v campaign acted as a reception at 10:45 for Mondays. Music 6 Phone 251 committee. Wednesdays and Fridays. Will by Big late? Dinner was served at e.Jn leave Taos nt 8:30 a. m., Tues- Had she come back too o'clock. An after dinner program days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Palomas Hall V. Berry-gene- ral L. J. MILLER, Pres. presided over by B. Had she lost his love? secretary, was opened Sixteenth and New York with a solo by his daughter, piano K. 2-p- mo. M.iHun Berry. Judge M. Avenue. art asso- - Added Attraction: Matinee Idols, comedy Hlc'kev paid a tribute to the the it ot- - Shoe Repairing elation and advantages . Class Material and Work- fers now to the young ra Flr.t REGULAR PRICES. contrasted with the iueagerness manship. of such advantages in the days CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP when he was a boy. Free Call and Delivery ., 1 E B Onrcla. who has been as- Quick Service Harold 507-- Rext Year ? Lloyd A. work in About This Time in sociated with Y. M. C. 213 S. Second. Phone What 1 botli Mexico , and tho nlteu States since he was in college, A business course started now will lead you into cave some reminiscences of his a in a few months. From if Grandmas Boy O. good position that, work. John Wagner, president His Finsr 5 Paxot PiCTUR f h. v m r. A. bowling asso Cars for Rent you have proper preparation, your advancement THEATER benefits of ciation, spoke of the Speedsters, Touring Curs nnd will go on indefinitely. Become an Accountant, for business men and bowling re- Coupes. a a or a made some announcements New Cars Drive Them Your- Stenographer, Bookkeeper Secretary.. CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. M. ALSO SHOWING the coming tournament. WESTERN SCHOOL FOR PRIVATE garding mem- self. Alter the dinner the new The Pioneer People of the SECRETARIES. bers were taken on a tour of the State. TODAY AND TOMORROW to all of Phone 901-J- . 'STAR LAND REVIEWS.' tfflTOOUS' building and introduced 121 North Third Phone 580 Eighth Street at Tijeras Avenue. the departments. The entertain- AND-- ment was in charge of the social committee of the association with K. B. Gar- f). D. Wait, chairman, k TWO-PAN- T SPORT SI ITS cia and O. M. Love. At? , "SCREEN SNAP SK Rendy-lo-We- W. R. WALTON. President and Manager. lUautiml fcri.. Ivc Green- $30.00 4e REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES. houses. I'hone 732 Adv. BOOTH & SPITZMESSER GALLUP-DAWSOn-CAH- ON CITY c. 11. CONNER. M. D. D. O. Phono 781. 115 S. Second Osicnniithic Sncelalist. VX:.t' . 7 701-.- I. 325-- WE IN FUEL FOR DOMESTIC USE. Stern Blilg. Tel. SPECIALIZE k A ROSSITER LOSES HIS Adv. I LOCAL ITEMS PARTNER BY DEATH, )K. FRANK E. MncCH ACKF.X. 5c DANCE Coal and Lumber Company ! DAISY It. MiiilIlAUivr.. Supply THEN HIS DAUGHTER!"" Physicians. Osteopathic 4 PHONES 5. Let our to tho minute trucks comfort Engine failure was reported as 500 V. Central. Ph. Oirice up bring the cause of the delay of Santa Following Immediately upon the Residence Stf-- J Adv. Armory to your home. Fe westbound train No. 1 at ChS-pell- o death of his business partner, Ern- EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT last night. The train was est McConnell on Tuesday, Arthur scheduled to arrive here at 12 Rossiter's Mrs. Nellie Music by o'clock midnight. It Is due here daughter, Let Us Send a Man Gardner, succumbed Wednes- Moonlight Serenadcrs. on schedule at 7:35. May To replace that broken window ' of Irri- day evening to a long illness. Lumber Co George Post the Indian 23 old. glass. Albuquerque gation service left yesterday for a Mrs. Gardner whs years Phone 421. 423 North First. NOTICE two weeks work at Lacuna. She came here with her family from California three years ago C. H. Kissam, supervisor of the for her health. She died at the Tejano forest road project from 114 "The Art Shop" KUTZSCHER successors to the E. W. family residence at South Postoffico THE BROS., San Antonito, was in the city yes- Edith street at 6 o'clock last night. FUNERAL DESIGNS AND Opixwlto ' Could there he anything more FEE FEED AND SEED STORE, will handle a full terday for supplies. She is survived by her parents and SPRAYS A SPECIALTY Nicolas of appreciated than a Christmas line of HAY, GRAIN and FEED. ALL POULTRY Ortega Coyote canyon a brother, Fred Rossiter. mado own hands? was in the city yesterday on graz- Funeral services for Mr. McCon- "THE FLOWER SHOP" by your SUPPLIES. J business with the Manzano for- be held at French's chapel Join our TuoBday and Thursday ing nell will Phono 888-- J classes 9 to 11 and reduce the est officials. 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The 118 S. Fourth. at cost of your Christmas gifts. W. C. Jenkins, who left a short Rev. T. F. Harvey will offciate and PHONE 16. 212-21-6 WEST LEAD. time ago to visit his father, J. L. the Masons will have charge of We do all kinds picture Jenkins, and other relatives at the services at the grave. Burial framing Bowling Green, Ky., writes to Mrs. will take place in the Masonic plot FIX IT Jenkins here that he will prolong in Fairview cemetery. Funeral ar- Don't throw It away because his visit In Kentucky about two rangements for Mrs. Gardner have broken. We weld any broken weeks. not yet been made. metal parts. Money back guar- Fish Market Reports come from Pomona, antee. City Calif., that A. E. Walker, who for HUBBELL PREDICTS A NEW MEXICO STEEL CO.nc. FRESH ARRIVALS. FACTORY WOOD See was tho court clerk H. Louis Hahn, Mgr. years probate 1947-- Fresh Baltimore Select clerk of this county MAJORITY OF Phone 2023-- J. Res., Oysters. and county 1,800 Fresh Spanish Mackerel, cold Have you gotten your load yet? LEGAL and who. with Mrs. Walker, left sea five for California. FOR THE REPUBLICANS water catfish, deep bass, about years ago Yellow tail, sandaba and perch. Do so before bad weather sets in. Is dangerously ill and not expected We lobsters and live. His illness has been re- A. chairman of expect shrimp to Frank Hubbell, Landon's tula morning on train No. 16 KILLING ported to tho Masonic lodge ot the republican county central com- Gordon S. 883-- Coal this city, of which he is a mem- mittee, stated yesterday that the Shade 306 Second. Phone For the Best ber, through a letter received by republican ticket, in his opinion, Shop With This She B. from the Pomona lodge. will in Bernalillo county by Shades made to order. Ruppe carry Hand-Mad- e Louis Clifford, who visited Ran a large majoritly. He predicted, (Victor Luxor Charged the Man She Pedro and other cities of Southern after a personal canvass or tne Cloths) Phone 91. HAHN COAL CO. Rods , California, has returned. While at country precincts, that the repub Klrsh Curtain Fresh Fish and Didn't 1619-- J, 415 North Sixth Pan Pedro, he visited the United lican majority in the county would Phone States battleship New Mexico, and be fully 1.800. Oysters Know She Lovedl hob-nob- with the marines and sailorg on that big DEATHS AND FUNERALS Halibut, Salmon vessel. He brought a copy of the Hub-bellis- m Baracuda Trout 'monthly magazine published on ADAMS The body of George Down With mil the vessel, "The New Mexico W. Adams, who died here, was and Secret Catfish shipped to Kimberly, Mich., on HEIGHTS AUDITORIUM AS .he Girl train No. 8 last night. C. T. Meats, Groceries Pr. Murray. Osteopath, French was in charge. Agreements njl ray treatments. N. T. If want good roads, Vegetables & Fruit Bldg. Phone 741. GALTZ Hermond Gallz, aged you LUCKY STOP DANCING l he Central 40 years, died at his rooms on common sense and effi- Inl Factory wood, full truck load, South Edith street at 2 o'clock ciency in u u u five dollars. Hahn Coal company. yesterday morning. Mr. Caltz Figure I'hone 91 Adv. came here a short time ago from VOTE FOR NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT t Chicago, where he has a brother. DAVE ARMIJO, 201 North First Street. Try our Wet Wash, Mondays, The body Is at C. T. French's Phone 199. The Most of the 15 which will For County Commissioner Startling Photoplays. Tuesdays and Wednesdays; pending arrangements Adv. Phone Us Your tinier; We Will nounds. 73 cents: on Thursdays. be announced later. Do the Rest. Fridays and Saturdays. 25 pounds, COIIRAD NAGE IN THE CAST fl. The Imperial Laundry Co. TRCJILLO The funeral of 1'hones 147 and 148. Adv. Mrs. Virginia M. do Trujillo. who CHOCOLATE died Wednesday evening at her residence, 1225 Twelfth street, Electric ANNOUNCEMENTS 9 Economy SUGAR1TE will be held this morning 'at SREAM COFFEE o'clock from the family residence Laundry "Mile-pinu- te Thprn will be a meeting or the to the San Felipe de Nerl church. SWASTIKA Also: Mary" Do Molay patrol tonight at 7:30. Burial will be at Santa Barbara Our Prices Are Less Sold at this Stove. Adv. cemetery. Crollott is In charge WMCU GALLUP Silks. Woolens and Delicate A Two-Pa- rt Comedy 'Special communication of Temple Articles Our Specialty. CEDAR WOOD --PINON No. 0, A. F. and Ai M.( thi Lodge - Two-Pa- 'Suits Mado to Your Split Wood, Kindling, Fireplace Logs utlernoon at 2 o'clock for the pur- Measure We Call and Deliver. pose of conducting the funeral of CifiNNEKo - , . i . L . - A ! ., i - The NEW STATE COAL COMPANY Ulir iaie ijiulxh;, $29.50 10 Off Cash and Carry. Superior Prices Prices nell. Adv. V11MACAROM-SPAjGHLT- PHONE 35. Regular Regular BOOTH & SPITZMESSER 218 V. Fourth. Phone 224 City Office. 108 South Second. 'Corsages, Wedding bouquets. 115 S. Second. l'liono 781 andPure EGG NOODLES Ives, Phono 732. Adv.