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CITY EDITION v NG OURNAL. ! - - "TurrrTTT" tT Z7- - rr. caii tn.'i!,e:-- . J -- THIRD YEAR. OaUj by Carrier or VOL. CI.XXIV. No. SO. Sixteen Pages Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, July 30, 1922. Sixteen Paces Mall. H5e a Month Single Copies s3

0 LABOR RUSSIANS LIVE SENATE WITHOUT SETTLEMENT OE PRISON SANTA 1L foSjand Stands by life Held HATES FE ROAO CHIEFS ADVISED LIFE OF BEASTS mm FOR as Los Angeles Hammer Killer RAILWAY STRIKE ARE HONORABLE, S V IRK m OF PROPOSAL TO DOCTOR STATES TO TAOCESS IS FORECAST BY WARDEN CLAIMS OF ITS NORMAL

is Anxious to Come Some Members Believe It' El Everyone READ OF Sixty Men in Michigan Pen- FORCE IN SHOPS to or America to Will Be er 111 UK England itentiary Go to Camp See How Human Beings Before Final Vote on Tar- Without Guards and Reduces to Only (r Harding Writing Live, He Claims. iff Bill Is Reached. Timothy Healy, President of Five Word. Freight and Traf- Hie Phn fnr SpttliriiT Broke Their Passenger if IIIU I IUII IUI WWVliMi Firemen's and, Oilers' Or- fic on Western Lines Are (By -- he Aaioclated Prtm.) (H The AsBurlnla. ) Th Ananclntrd Walkout and Forwards 2a. let Situa- (Ujr rrnn.) London, July Pathetic Washington, July 29. Only ganization, Views 23 Practically Unaffected rs are . vw Jnckson, Mich., July (by By Copies to the Leaders, "threo paragraphs in the wool tion Optimistically, the Associated Press). Tho the Walkou .i .u- - schedule of the tariff hill were lJVf UIIU ULIILI ItflfiO w... of a prison are as honor- WITHHELD of disposed of today by the senate, DETAILS , ters depicting the plight the PREDICTS FAVORABLE able as are tbe people outside re- which again was forced to recess if MORE THAN 7,100 MEN WHITE-HOUS- E population under the present 1 its to L. - AT THE in the midst of a roll call because 5 !k?H walls, according Harry Writing to one of the Lon- ACTION AT MEETINGS of pris- EMPLOYED LAST gime. - of tho absence of a quorum. Du- Hulburt, warden Jackson WEEK don newspapers Professor Christ- ties on cloth on, Michigan's largest penal In- an eminent says for men's suits and Aside FromThis Move a evitch, physician, overcoats and on pile fabrics were Leaders Assert That the stitution, and one of the leaders that everyone is anxious to come In tho modern reform Burlington President Says Calm Over the to see quoted today as recommended by prison Settles to England or America the committee and on motion of Strikers Will Return With movement. Repaired Locomotives how human live. W Hul- are Situation beings the committeo there was elimi- Unim- Several weeks ngo Warden Transportation "We a life of beasts," Seniority" Oroes-liec- k V are living nated a house provision propos- Rights burt persuaded Governor Being Turned Out; Bad at the Nation's savs the letter, "and we think an added two on Not All. to sanction the removal to Capital, We are ing per cent paired or at Order Cars Reduced, only of wood and food. woolen cloth 'subjected to any Camp Custer, near Rattle Creek, lifer and " S (By The Associated t'rets.) cut off from all civilized process of ' Mil The of 60 "honor men" from the sponging, dampening JLJ (By liioolufril I'mm.) riic ) 2D sympathizing people. You can or J In sev- IB; 4riatW Washington, July (by the As- shrinkage. Chicago. July 20 (by the Associ prison for service building 29 Associ v understand how Chicago, July (by the sociated President Hard- not, perhaps, Whelher the wool schedule ated Press.) Leaders of the strik eral structures needed for tho ated both Press). heavy life is without intellectual would be was Roosevelt Aincricnn hos- Press.) freight and pas- has reduced to and for- completed Monday ing railway shopmen returning Legion senger traffic on western lines hav ing writing impressions, without' hooks and regarded by leaders on both sides from conferences with President pital. warded to tho. chief and conver- as ing headquarters in Chicago are representatives newspapers friendly debatable, although Senator Harding tonight expressed oonfir no Without Guards. vnafrecred of the railroad sations. , -- Lenroot, men practically by the shop striking workers republican, Wisconsin, dence that the walkout would be The went to the camp men's strike, said a statement is and "Our hearts are so hardened by said ho would content himself terminated as without were told of the railroad executives his a result of meetings guards. They sued tonight by the western presi- for sufferings and losses that deaths with the efforts thus framed to of railway executives and union it they remained on the premiscs plan settlement of the. railroad of friends and relations make no reduce the ' dent's committeo on public rela- it was duties. committees next week to consider until fall, performed a good day's tions ot Association strike, learned tonight from more impression upon us than Some democratic loaders esti- the of Railway advisers of proposals submitted by President work each day, and followed Jixecutives. More than 7.100 shop- the executive. trival events. Nevertheless wo mated today that the committee Harding. They also asserted that the rules J.ne advisers were to amendments faithfully simple they men, the statement asserted, were presidents continue hope to be human could be disposed of the strikers will return to work would walk from the shadow of this week. positive that the settlement plan In the old by August 15, hut se,-- - employed beings again! ezarist since the with their seniority rights uninu the prison walls forever when demands 'are be- evolved by Mr. Harding from his my wife and I for oic men to "Freight traffic days longed wouiu iave act on paired if they return at all. tho work was finished. This in ing met and passenger conference hero this week with political freedom. Today mv eacn ot the 2,000 para- currently leaders of both to con nearly Timothy Heaiy, president of the spite of the fact thnt many of trains are being normally parties the wife's ideal is to have a pair of graphs in the bill, some of which firemen and oilers' which is them still as as ten operated troversy had gone forward prepar have not thus union, have many with but slight delays," said tho stockings at 2,000,000 rubleq a far been open to A. L. Phillips his Clara also on strike, told newspapermen years to serve. statement. "All of the roads atory to the meeting Tuesday in pair. change, they thought It be embracing wife, PhilUps, in Los Angeles JarL he report New York of executives and in might that expected Tuesday's meeting Since the "honor men" went increases in tho number of men at "We are all alive. That Is the before a final The revelations of A. L. But to result in a settlement. to Custer 5!i have faith. In- Chicago of the union loaders. vote on the measure was PhillipB when she was brought to the kept the work in their shops, the total principal thing these days. We reach l. led to the arrest of his wife in con- Los was "We are all hopeful," he said, The other fiva have broken their crease since 24 on all western There, however, was no statement sold our In Duties on Blankets. Angeles jail Phillips there July of all things the hope to nection wltn rhe brutal hammer to meet her with an embrace and "that the walkout will be Rettled as contract in one way or another roads 7,109 any kind from the White House new voncs when we The duties of being shopmen." deci- buy moved on paragraph proposing slaying of Mrs. A,lberta Meadows. kiss and to pledge his aid to her. a result tho meetings of railway and today are back at Jackson The Santa Fe system was said to t,he president abiding by the from Kazan to but we blankets, ranging from 20 executives in New York and union sion announced yesterday by a Prtrograd, cents a 30 working inside the walls. Each have 10,201 men at work, or ap- ate all our money. We are pound and per cent T" committees In next 57 White House spokesman to reveal very ad valorem to 40 Chicago of them has forfeited his right proximately per cent of tho nor- rich now In Russia, but only In cents a pound to a shorter term. mal no details of the plan prior to and 40 per cent nd was Each will force, and the Illinois Central ; numerals. You see that the valorem, serve Tuesdays meetings. unjer consideration when his sentence to the last reported 10,402 men at work in its stamp upon this letter cost 100,-00- 0 th3 T COAL SUPPLYTO The settlement plan as reduced senate recessed. Senator Lenrout ATTORNEY IS THANKED minute. shops as compared with 12,701 the to written is rubles. A loaf of bread costs Warden Hulburt believes before the of tha form, it understood had proposed to cut "the percent- BY he day beginning here, will be presented to the ex- three times that. FOR has set a record In the prison strike on 1. age rates by , approximately five July ecutives' meeting, to which forty-eig- ht "We live, and we are satisfied per but on honor system. He believes the Recruiting a New Force. we cent, (he roll cail only SAVING BLACK'S LIFE railroad officials have been that live, and that the winter 45 senators, four less than a - IS BE DISTRIBUTED percentage who have not kept Hale Holden, president of the invited T. De Witt chair- has I to qur- Is In a statement said by Cuyler, passed. fear give you answered to llieir nnmou The the faith remarkably low. It Rurllngton road, man of Association of all the news for it Is such a ny Ainnrlntcd PreH.) caused him to state- that the road's at West Bur- the Railway long me envision being 23 to 22 29. make this shops Executives, and to the meetings of list. of dead from maladies and tho reduction. against Washington, July Former ment: lington had begun to turn out re- - the strike B. M. Jewell, ruin." President Wilson, "as an American will locomotives and that the leaders by Senator Walsh, democrat, FDRD'S RAILWAY BY THE STATES citizen and as a native of "I defy any contractor to paired head of the employes de- Virginia," take GO men of number of bad order cars had been railway . Massachusetts, declared tho has written Commonwealth Attor- average outside partment of the American Federa-- NEW tective rates on blanket noru prison, put them to work on a reduced during the last week. He tlon of RECEIVER READY ney Thomas H. Lyon of Manassas, said "fine was made Ijabor. practically the same as in the Va., it became known Job for the summer, tell them progress"! being for the amount of Payne-Aldric- h tonight, in a new force Except slight TO MOVE TO CRUCES bill, but that th. to Attain Federal Government him for the he took not to leave the place until it Is recruiting shop interest attached to the actual for- rates for Company Hopes thanking part finished and have 65 men left which he added now includes 6,510 of his compensatory the raw - recently In saving Alvin Harris, a men warding by tha president (Special OnrrMiHiiidvDte o The Journal.) wool rate were Morale the Limit Its Activities in by midsummer. Before I entered of whom 3,353 have been added, a calm settled on the railroad "higher than Higher Among negro, from a mob. the strike. Additions to the plan ,Qruccs,- - N. M., July 29. Senator Smoot said tills Harris shot and killed a law of- prison work I was a contractor. during strike situation In Washington dur- re- was Workers and Give the Distribution to I he said, numbered 250 William Harris of Silver City, correct except in some brac- Entirely ficer who was attempting to arrest have handled hundreds of men shop force, the day.' Union leaders and Payne-AIdric- to 325 ing receiver of mon- kets, where the h him. doing similar work and I know dally. exeoutlves alike had left the cai.l-ta- l cently appointed rates Public Better Service. Interstate Questions. Fearing that Harris would "We have commenced eys at the United States land of- were higher. Senator Walsh be lynched if captured by the mob. what I am talking about. It turning and the president himself held to argued that the hither couldn't be engines out of our shops at West no conferences bore the fice here, has come Las Cruces rtn. 29 the 29. Control Attorney Lyon induced his sur- simply done." that upon would nffect the bulk of im- - Lansing, Mich, July (by Washington, July Then Warden Burlington," said his statement. strike He practi- preparatory to assuming his duties the of coal distribution to render by promises to protect him Hulburt preached on problem. spent will ports and unlike Associated Tress) .' A reporfr sub- emergency a sermon in a fow sen- "Our operation continues all of the In his office, next Tuesday. Mrs. Harris that, other wool individual consumers Is In from violence. He put the negro terse normal basis. cally day in manufactures, more blankets mitted to the state' utili- entirely in his tences. He was to ev- practically a Tfie.ro however, several ''hours remain Silver pity untjl Septem- wer public the hands of state ex- automobile and avoiding speaking is of leaving eNported than authorities, In JaiJ Al- eryone outside of no congestion freight, and after most-- government officials. ber. imported. ties commission' by offletajs of cept for coal. the mob, placed him at prison. The same is moved v 1'olcflo railway Secretary sermon being promptly. of the Daniel E. Rodriguez, retiring re uUn,, wanted to know the DcVTolt, and inmton the. exandria. Va.. from which he was went sn elhing like this: In taking advantage Saturday the, WanUot tus.v-efi- f ' Hoover, chairman pf .federal Loaded cars on our rails bad and eclver to devote h! timo to why, railroad,"--' which in controlled by an- later removed to Richmond. PubJ.o Must Help. , half holiday, had quit work, plans vanned Senator a, coal distribution committee, order are less in number than in his interests in Doha snd 8mott pre- "To succeed an . . then going only to the east portico agriculture Henry Ford, declares that the nounced The federal gov- honor system month the sented statistics obtained from nn tonight. CABBAGE CROP. must have re- June, the preceding ' of the White House to listen to a Ana county. He is a member of company, by permitting its em- ernment, he stated, will limit Its nia the support and the of baa ' Ele- Investigation from the blanket In- C'lovin, N. M. 29. J. F. of the strike and percentage public concert of the marine band the board of directors of the ployes to share in its success, activities in coal distribution en- July spect community outside. on has been dustry made last month ho who lives ten miles north- The must un- - order cars the system 'He also decided to Spend Sunday phant Butte irrigation district and by hopes to sustain a higher morale tirely to interstate questions. Casey, public help In the reduced the week. From tariff comr.iisslon showing the west of Clovis, was in town Wed- and un- - during past in the capital, ready to. meet any is active in the affairs of the Dona among the workers and benefit Principles embraced in tho ad- llftlng rebuilding of the 1 to inclusive oars spread between s American a of situation ' Ana county farm bureau. and the in increased distri- nesday marketing load fine ronunntes. Unless tjie July July27 that might develop. foreign conversion crsts. public efficiency ministration's plan of coal Mr. had in one public loaded at points on the line includ- Senator and service. bution, Mr. Hoover cabbage. Casey gives this help tho honor system from our con- Lenroot insisted that the figur-- s explained, acre of cabbage from which he has will ing those received fchowed The report was submitted In have been communicated to the faij. nections indicate an increase of 13 that the committee rates Connection raised 7.000 heads. The heads If those who call themselves were slightly excessive on with the D., T. & I.'s governors of tho states who are to sevoral In per cent over the corresponding PLANS PROBE THAT jfiost of request for to of own in co- average pounds weight, free men deliberately nut terno OF REPORT the imported blankets. permission issue adopt pinna their and the crop has been a period of last year." profit sharing certificates to em- operating with the president's profitable tatlon into the paths of men on one. their honor the ployes. Tho certificates would committee. Distribution problems, system will be IN ARE SPEAKERS' BUREAU be for out of he added, vary in different io.t. I have known persons liv- STRIKERS WEST SENATORS ARE INTERESTED IN paid tho employes' groups near OF REPUBLICANS wages- and while they would not of states such as in New England, ing prison farms to encour. WILLING TO RETURN TO IS constitute voting would the middle Atlantic, southern, ANNOUNCE! age Inmates to do wrong. stock, UNIONS "The honor CONDITIONALLY TARIFF MEASURE'S SCHEDULES LOCATED IN, CHICAGO earn dividends, proportionate to middle west and northern lake system is right. It WORK the earnings of the company. The states so that there can be no uni is putting into practice the nre. is identical form program, while the inter-mounta- in mm uown in sermon on T'le Afnocluted (By The Asnoclntcd Pri(! ) plan with the one jne (Br Pret.) 29. already in In the Ford and Pacific states are to itne Mount. The only fault in San Francisco, July 29. Tim Chicago, July John T. operation themselves not THE! WILL KEEP tho entire Adams, chairman of the lennbH- - auiomonne plants. Permits to look after and "are system rests on the striking railroad shopmen in the Caraway, Democrat, Introduces a Resolution can national committee. Tlonro issue the certificates muRt come embraced in active administra- shoulders of the general public west are willing to return to work sentative Will It. from the Interstate tion." because that public often does under tho reduced scale promul- Most of Solons Wood, chairman commerce Conservation of nation's coal not Proposing an Investigation; of the national con- commission. A statement was the with the prison of- gated by the railroad labor board republican within its boundaries will ficials in gressional committee and Senator filed with dhe Michigan commis- supply UP THE STRUGGLE keeping both the honor on condition that such reduction is Have Connection With the so be necessary, he j declared, and men and those who reconsidered and Deny They Any meaui jucuormtcli of the repub-lica- n sion that its members might have been "immediately senatorial understand bunkering concerns along the At paroled from prison on the to modify it," by Bursum Gets In. committee today tho purposes of tiio lantic seaboard have been asked to right opened Sheep Industry; arranged for offices to h issue and make a recommonda-t- o path." the board L. S. Gordon, secretary n,n bunker ships only to the next em-wa- y Jointly in Chicago by the rapubli- - the federal port Though Indications Indicate Last year Warden Hulburt of the federation of railway body. of call, and after August 1 to re- placed 610 men on Pa- THE ASSOCIATED .m imuonni congressional and The Investment certificates, ac- bunfier their honor employes of the Southern (BY PRFSS.) senatorial committees quire foreign ships to Early Settlement, They and sent them outside the cific said here today. Washington, July 23, By a vote Denying that he or anv relative at the Con cording to the statement, would abroad for the round prison. company, gress hotel for the wimnnlpn not exceed 1. 000. trip. Will Not Relax Escape was an easy matter for "We will make no further conces- of 26 to 24 the senate to- had any financial interest !n the 000, Ot the Coal exports, he asserted, would Say, They most of approved period, approximately 2,225 workers em- them, yet the records sions," Gordon said. committee im- production of rice Senator Caraway Chairman he held to a minimum during the show but 67 day the amendment Adams gave out the ployed by the D T. & It Is Efforts. were unequal to the Gordon referred to the Insistence duties on woolen cloth said he would say to anybody who I., emergency. , test. not posing for so he was an luimwing statement: expected about 50 per cent would be maintained, of the carriers that they will men's Seven charged that "unqual t "Thn Price levels will l suitings. republicans ified liar." headquarters of the three invest in certificates. Members of tho shop crafts recognize prior seniority Ights of voted against the amendment and committees will be Kmployes he explained, through the pur- here feel at the as Tho ' Senator smoot i f Utah, in maintained Ht w'dulrt not be allowed to purch ise chase of ail coal under interstate unions encouraged tho strikers camouflage." three democrats it. WaVington. No eastern west-er- rt cen- supported charge of the wool schedule, re or certificates in suffi- commerce commission reports coming from eastern men who were hired to tike the Investigation of charges that will quantities priority look an settle- KEYSTONE STATE will be re- iterated his denialthat he was in headquarters be estab- cient, In the 'Judgment of offi- orders administered out of Wash- ters, and for early place of the strikers certain senators are interested lished this year. A Joint office Is cials ment of the strike. They an- leased when the strikers in terested in sheep raising, declar- of the railroad to handicap ington and coal cars will be avail- return, financially tho rates of duties he had not being opened at Chicago to func- them in nounced last night, however, that because they are not mechanics, in schedules of ing owned a single tion as a their personal financial able only for fuel bought at fair seem favorable proposed particular or lamb speakers' bureau. A'l welfare of P.. the while conditions so what docs their seniority the pending tariff bill was pro- sheep for many years. other matters will bo domestic life. prices. Henry Spencer, the Senator Oddie, republican, Ne handled The purpose of the federal fuel dis- for a conclusion of walkout, COAL MINES AR amount to?" he said. posed In a resolution introduced to- from Washington investment newly appointed uot their vigi- vada, another of those mentioned headquarters. certificates, the statement as- is to supervise coal dis- they ale relaxing Gordon said that Ray Focht, Loa day by Senator Caraway, demo- tributor, lance and are holding their lines of , in the Herald editorial, Hold the serts, is to "promulgate a feel tribution between the states. Angeles, general chairman the crat, Arkansas, senate he did not own on as tight as though the strike may electrical W. A. Mc- The inquiry would be conducted heep ng of participation in the earn- workers, and and was not interested in the woo ings of last for sevoral months. Carthy, El Paso, general chairman by the judiciary committee which AUTD-SE- the company, so that "The strike is effective,' an- BEING REOPENED would be Instructed to to tie matter except "as I am interested WDRKEH'S employes will !,.; r . they of the sheet tnetal workers, left report in the welfare of the west " terest ifi" nounced last night. "Our morale for Chicago upon summons senate within ten Also ,:he the well being and we- SQUATTERS twenty-nint- h today days, Bursum Takes a Hand. lfare of is unshaken on the from B. M. Jewell, the national committee would inquire Into the company and develop of the strike. There will be that senators, in the lan- Senator Bursum, republican, loyalty and efficiency. day Cavalrymen Are On strike leader, to attend a confer- charges New Mexico, declared if tho senate no let down until a settlement is Duty; ence relative to guage of the resolution, "are or ON FIRE AT reached. None of our union men considering plana were interested In was going to spend its time inves DOME Families of Union Miners' to end the strike. financially the little slur" that MEXICANS ARE WARNED AT TEAPOT are olng back to work, and the passage r extension of the tlgating "every un- Are was made in the newspapers NOT TO railway companies are working Moving Out of Houses Emergency tariff." would accom TAKE JOBS OF der increasing difficulties. We UNIONS REQUEST THAT Pehnto Wnxes Warm. against senators, it our Owned By plish little business." SHOP SHOPMEN WHO have not abandoned any of Company. STATE Senator Caraway read from sn STRUCK contentions and are standing pat TROOPS BE KEPT editorial In the New York fleiald Senator Caraway replied ho did SWIM TO BE EJECTED not regard the charges that sena on our position regarding seniority. Pittsburgh, Pa., July 28 (by the OUT OR SHERIDAN, WY0. charging that certain senators were The Auoelnted Our are attended Associated The of tors were voting to tales money While ' EI Paso, Tex., 29. daily meetings Press). rattle interested in the production of to In the automobile of I July Charges a number of tho union hoisted coal was heard at mines in from other people p'lt their that Mexicans by large i 29. Eighty-- wool and Immediately was Inter Sanchez, who is are being, hired for . 29. Acting Cheyenne, Wyo., July own the medium employed in the Washington, July met)." Washington county today. This one successively by all of the pockets through Fe snops-- was private contract work and are be- ordered was national troops thr.t rupted of a "little siur. ' Btanding out- Secretary Roosevelt today Railway officials call attention the second day of the organ- guard ' senators mentioned In the editorial legislation side the ing put on .jobs left vacant by command- has ized began a march from Torrington e Mr. Bursum that he naa gates early yesterday Major General Lejeune, to the fact that the Santa Fe campaign of the Pittsburgh ' , replied to with ft resulting running crosjd-- no to "world know- morning, unknown persons threw striking shopmen, resulted tortnv ant of the marine corps, to send annulled no trains and most of Its Coal Producers' association to re. and Douglas Sheridan, Wyo., which waxed warm at objection the over it In the Mexican en- were halted at Buffa- of .debate about matter." He de- tarpaulin sqaked in gaso- consulate general one offlcef and three or four trains are running on time, ineyisumo operations without an agree-sa- y Wednesday ing this to - sending out lo. S5 miles south of Sheridan to times. line, which they set- fire. The warning to all consu- listed men to the Teapot Dome na- that shop work here is being j ment with the United Mine Work- - of Idaho, chair nied he was a millionaire, as one machine was lates in this when union officials Senator Gooding had averred completely ruined district to lie trans- val oil reserve, Wyoming, a place turned out in good shape, and the ers of America. day requested man of the republican agricultural publication Sanchez had ho mitted to Mexicans over the coun- to at least that Governor Carey keep the Senator Caraway aeEw for Im- insurance. It was to about forty miles from Casper, men emuloved are doing Pennsylvania cavalrymen wore tariff said Senator that try, be be- one-thir- d man on bloc, faraway mediate consideration of the res- reported the tires on several careful about accepting eject oil squatters who have more work per tnan duty near the mines. There voted for a duty on rlie and automobiles work, offered em- was no i to an announcement made Ad had olution Senator belonging to workers by American gun drilling for oil. was done by the union men. disorder. by that his interest, in rice should be but. Wadsworth, were completely cut to ployment agencies. The he Issued The Associated Press Jutant General R. L. fismay, New . pieces. message The secretary said represent- , republican, ,York, objected At the home Lindc-ma- n. points out Investigated. over of Frederick that danger and even his Order on basis of information atives made an uutomoblle tour of The troops were ordered to and the measure went under a machinist. 706 South ThlrH harm may follow amundsenTransfers the Sheridan re- the rules. it Mexicans take forwarded to the navy department Washington county area this Wednesday, following street, a depredation was commit Jb left by the anion' shopmen, some months ago of .the presence TO holmes afternoon. Two developments were ports of renewed trouble in that Senator Stanfleld, republican, et ia laio when an elec- schooner noticeable in connection of Cara- l'ridny night of ithe. squatters on tho naval re- throughout the tour. city with the striko Oregon, Inquired Senator tric light globe filled with OHIO I'rfM.I Families of union miners were of were to ' whether a was dis- yellow MINE t OWNERS serve, and after warning had been Bj The AMorlntrd shopmen. They halted WEATHER n way legislator paint was thrown at the front door. 29, the moving out of company houses iu day, Esmay said, when a commit" ' i for if he was in- Yellow given the squatfers to vacate. Nome Alaska, July (By qualified voting paint was spilled over the WON'T . ENTER INTO Roosevelt said he had Associated Press.) Captain the districts where mines were be- tee of union men, sent by Gover- - terested, and the Arkansas senator door, and accord- "Secretary at- resi- porch sidewalks, told Lejeune he had Amundsen has abandoned his ing reopened. One or two nui i.ajcjr iu oneriuan xo try m FORECAST. replied that he could answer .best ing to the teport to the Santn. Fa CONFERENCE .Major thought narrow In dents effcred the end difficulties man- one officer "of discretion" and a tempt to reach Point explanation that the asked the gov 29. New by reading from Jefferson's special officers and the J Denver, Colo., July - sheriff. suffi- tho Maud, his exploration ship, the male, workers had "got Jobs on ernor to Keep the troops out ot Mexico: local ual on which the. senate rules are uazz- handful of men would be Sunday, showers, tsmauiding, colored, Columbus, O.. July 29. Reaf- - f and has transferred to farms" and intended to leave the Sheridan. cooler warmer based, and which said that a legis- in Justice Roddvs court cient, wire- east of mountains, firming a previous decision not to The head of the of squat- Holmes, according to a.. district permanently. The troops, all mounted, were un- lator ought towlthdraw and oast yesterday to answer a enter four-stat- e group Wives Vo-- north central portion; Monday, charge of into a conference ters. had less message received hero from of miners, merchant and mnk nir tha trln ftvn.in nA : no ballot when his own financial assaulting a M, M. for ' Secretary Rqosevelt said, settled, warmer east portion. striker, Dorton. settlement of the' coal strike, as late as notified the the Maud. deputies throughout this region announced that troops at Lands f Arizona: and Interests were involved. while armed with a revolver. The the Southern Ohio today navy Holmes corroborated that thore ' Sunday Monday, Coal Exchange. ,tHht he would "like to Transferring to' .the reports and Riverton still are mobilized. generally fair; not much change in , Vote for a Principle. complaining witness was not pres- In a statement Issued todav; said department with Amundsen were was a general belief that the crisis ent and the case un- think it over''' before abandoning Captain temperature. Senator Stanfield next inquirsd was continued its members would call upon Gov- Lieut. O. Omdal. aviat6r, and one In the coal strike situation in this NO WATER RERA'i r:. til 3 0 drilling. Mr. Roosevelt added -- of Senator Caraway whether he Monday morning at o'clock. ernor Davis "to use his good of- other man whose name was not district at least rapidly was Las Vegas. N. M.. .lulv 2 Th thought one could not vote for a Lucas Montoya was fined 110 fices to that after consultation with offi- the LOCAL report. and costs bring together the opera- cials of the given. It is understood that Agua Pura comnanv. tha tor . r principle and that would yesterday morning by tors and miners of Interior department across the Conditions for tha twenty-fou- principle Police southern Ohio he decided time had plan to fly north polo service corporation, has announced ended tn. overshadow a personal or selfish Judge Roddy on a charge of In an effort to about an had that the been abandoned until next ARGENTINA'S WOOL CLIP. no re hours at p. yesterday, assault ' Fe bring for it over" and has; mai oate win be paid persons Interest. He also, asked whether upon Santa Station agreement under some passed "thinking Washington, 29. Argen- who al-- . recorded by the university: Master plan that so Le- year. July have paid for sprinkling, 90 one should stand idly by and see Ed Sinclair. Montoya was will result in supplying coal to the issued his order to Major tina's wool clip which begins In Highest temperature then arrested on "a though orders have been given Lowest , 6i an injustice done. complaint needy communities and nine the jeune. GIRL IS HURT. September Is expected to be the against the use f water for that charging him with resisting an of- Industries on 29. Range , 26 Senator Gooding wanted to know a sound basis.,. Clovis N. M., July Worth, smallest In the twentieth century, purpose. The company states that . ficer, Issued from Justice Apo-daca- 's , SANTKIX NKAHIA' BLIND. Fred-eHc- a Mean . t 77 if Senator Caraway ' owned any daughter of Mrs. according to a survey Issued today wnea mere was court. This case grows out SEEK San Francisco-,-. 29. Ad plenty of water. at 6 a. m 29 property In Arkansas and upon re- REGISTERED! RUIJ.S, July Pierce, North Glddln street, by tho , cqjnmerce department. natrons WCrA allnwa1 tn iinrlnlrlft Humidity of the same occurrence as the Tjl Vosnd XT f . OH of at 6 p. m.. 42 ceiving an affirmative reply, he rl Santell, claimant (the light received a painful injury in a fall Sheep grazing in Argentina, the continuously If wlahoH anil Humidity first. Montoya announced, through Oliver Lee hfis heavyweight champion- thv Precipitation .03 asked If the senator had voted for his purchased twenty wrestling at the Natatorlum yesterday, when department found, has dropped the system Is run on a flat rat attorney, Dennis Chaves, that registered bulls from Hereford ship title is blind and no 44,855,-00- 0 Wind . . . .7. 15 the rico duty to 'improve tho gen- the nearly she struck her head against the from 74,380 in 1895 to unnis. me aemana lor water w velocity In he would bring a charge against herds of the La Cueva ranch to ba longer can wrestle, according to a concrete Direction of wind.'. , , . . .Southwest eral welfare his stato and thus runway surrounding the in 1918 and to between 25,000,. still greater than the available sup- - Hlnclalry but he had not filed it shipped to the Sacramento Vallev statement by 'Frank Shuler, wrea-tliii- g nool. A Kash over neces- flOO Character, pf, Partly, cloudy OA i . hercye and 35,000,000 at the present ply, the compuny states, and the re- ;onUnu4 Iwo.i jast nigiiu . .Cattle pompany at , ' dy.j. , Al&mogordq, promoter, published here, , sitated, .ivo ititches. , JUnje. . serve is being drawn on. V

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WOULD PROBE REPORT IIOLT PUBLICITY1 MAX. WINGS A WICKED STICK Las Cruces, N. M., July 29. ZstS&XgSXSEra ELEPHANT WILL OF S0L0NS' INTEREST ELECTRIC PLANT Owen P. White, newspaper and publicity man, formerly of Now IN TARIFF SCHEDULES ' OF IN York, has been retained by the AfID TOPS LIST BATTERS i Holt campaign committee to han- - FIRE WEU (Continued From PageOne.) BREAKS ARTES 1 die the publicity work of that or-- IKE ganizntlop. Mr. White has made RICAN LEAGUE WITH .418 enhance the value of E1s own his in Rouault headquarters ,the iin'ti,r property. building in the offices formerly it the Corralltos Cuttl TOUR QF Replying in the negative, Sena- ROUT I T5 occupied by (!''''.. BT THIS ASSOCIATED PltESS.) tor Caraway added: I company. 1 nealth .Tulv 2!) Aasoci twenty-tNre- e, with Babe Cliieacro. (bv the Ruth tag I had a Invested in and seventeen. "If dollar The hydro-electrl- o at Por- - ated Press.) Throwing a Jolt ging along with rice I would not plant ill into Detroit Americans Other batters for sixty or have voted for Jus waterfall. In the north cf Swe- - punch the leading Veteran With a City Contemplates Buying do- - ''Old John" which is being felt by every Amer- more games: duty." den, within the Arctic circle, New "If every senator followed that livers at 80,000 over ..' Brothers' Circus, ican league club, the veteran Tyruo Bc,hang, Tork, .357; Speaker, said the Works and Installing onergy 'volts Ringling Cobb, Timor excelling his every Cleveland, .366: Hoilmann, Dotrolt, out," Senator Gooding, "there a 200-mil- e transmission line. pilot, s not be on No Pension List today-i- St. Floss- would a quorum the New Engine; Relief for Will Go on past performance at the bat, .348; Tobln, Louis, .347; t out in front of all American ier, Detroit, .347; Ed. Miller, Phil tariff." Next November. "If they voted that way It would 60 Days. v league contenders for 1923 hitting adelphia, .347; Meusel, New York, ! " his mates .345; Witt, New be better for the United States if YOU DO NOT 3,UY ' honors, and is leading Blue, Detroit, .333; (Speolnl to The'Jonrnn).) ' (Bf The Aeocluted Prei.) in the close pennant York, .333. the senate never did have a quo- Correspondence the As- convlngingly returned Mr, Artesia, N. M., 20. The Chicago, July 20 (by race. Tyrus Is showing his men There was practically no change rum," Caraway. July mm Having tAoped how to hit and this has carried him in the relative standing of the bat rrolc of Whole Matter. town of Artesia has been ln dark sociated Press). The Idaho senator ness more 1,200,000 miles, visited past George Sis'.er, St, L,ouls star, ters in the National league. Kogers remarked for several nights as a result than do- - that there should be an state in the union, and tor the batting honors of the league Hornsby, of the Cardinals, who has Investiga- of the breakdown at the plant of every to to and Sisler been added one tion of the whole matter. Say afnd Insist! Refne Australia which he lost Speaker setting the pace, "Bayer" etator voured peanuts from Senator the Pecos Valley Gas and.. Electric "Old John," veteran ot in the past two seasons. point to his mark of a week ago and Stanley, democrat, of KflBland, in his last six games the list with an avorage of Kentucky, suggested that the sen- company. The large engine has the uroinn-- Cobb, tops been out of Ringuns 60 cracked out thirteen hits, better .308. Grimes, the slugging first ate might approve some such running condition for do nuin and Haileys elephants, Itay amendment to several weeks. Last the But you buy SERVICE that a good refrigerator to the last thnn two a game, and boosted his baseman of the Chicago Cubs, the wool schedule week, is Rbout enter upon as offered re- smaller engine became Inactive as ot his farewell tour. For, mark from .405 a week ago to .418, maintained his mark of a week ago by Senator Lenroot, renders. We are prepare(Tto demonstrate to you, half to its while Slaler, who led batters .363, and moved up to second publican, of Wisconsin, lowering a result of a breakdown. No the show's return (the has-bee- 'following with an of .416 V. week ago the veteran Jake the rate oa low wools and power secured and accord- beyond any question of doubt, that the Conn., winter quar- average place, displacing grade to of IBrldgeport, will to second with an Daubert, of the Reds, who dropped Senator Gooding asked if that ing a report from tho offices next November, John dropped place re- ter of .404. He was able to eleven points but is holding third should not be applied to all sched- the company, sixty days will be . be on the pension list. averago to a new placed name Is acquire only six hits in as many place with an average of .360. ules. Mr. Stanley replied In the quired install engine The veteran's full two more and The company which controls the Bullivan" a title ut- - games. The averages include games Hornsby bagged affirmative, added that he was Automatic, Refrigerator 'John U of homers and is all major willing for it to be to local plant has its headquarters at ' tached to him when the famous Wednesday. leading applied are The Georgia Peach hns Instilled with a total of twenty-six- . everything in from "a Oklahoma City, Okla. They liusriltEt was in his heydey and leaguers Kentucky to sell the Artesia donned the a fighting spirit into the Tigers with He also crossed tho plate five times bottle of whiskey to horses and endeavoring will do more in saving ice money, saving food when the elephant in and taken mules." plant to the city or to some new see boxed with the old the result thnt they are topping all his last six games, has i Unless you the name "Bay- leather and In an from Max of the Pi- . Inclmlo company.' A great delay in the on or on money, saving, worlc in cleaning, than ANY other show. It was with the clubs team hatting with the lead Carey, Jackasses, er" package tablets you Forepaugh of while the leading rates, as the best run-gette- r. The The Idaho senator also renewal of electricity from the are not getting the Bay- John toured the average ."07, suggest- Is said genuine refrigerator any make or price on the market, thij circui that went St. Louis Browns are next with St. Louis star crossed the plate ed that Jackasses also be Includ- plant to be caused by this er product prescribed by physicians Subsequently he fact. The does not in- o antipodes. of .001. eighty times, while Carey scored ed." company over twenty-tw- years and proved to under the tutelage e tend to make the unless Europe ht continues to lead in total seventy-nin- runs. we ever repairs, safe by millions for famous Sisler "If go after Jackasses," ' , George Denman, the 3G& in- Increased hU they are certain that no, utile can Colds Headache bases with 225, his hits Carey, however, roturned Senator Stanley, "I would " and finally came of . trainer twentyseven doubles, lead for the stolen base honors by advise the senator to wait on be made. The Artesia chamber Toothache Lumbago Into' the hands of the KingllnKs. cluding the commerce and the city council have Earache Rheumatism John has eleven triples and seven homo runs. three thefts, bringing his total to Lord in prayer. But It's no use to For the last ten yenrs twenty-seve- n. considered the of the Palni Pain S1RONGBROS. stolen purchasing ele- Ho failed lo increase his taiic anout an animal after you Neuralgia i been "merely a working record but Is the way Other leading batters for sixty or have heard him equipment, but nothing definite lias Accept only "Bayer" package and more agile base showing bray," been done. A will be which' contains directions. STRONG BLOCK phant," other thirty-fou- r thefts. more games: great expense proper -- his with Shouting that he would Insist pachyderms having taken ' Tillie" the .359; J. John- caused by the purchase of a new Handy bojtes of twelve tablets Clarence Walker, Hollocher, Chicago, that the Investigation x "proposed be- place In the rings. outfielder of the Athletics, .357; Bigbee, Pitts- from engine, which most bo Installed coat few cents. Druggists also sell at Second t will be the slugging ston, Brooklyn, the other side for political the can be of 24 and 100. is Copper His farewell tour another homer and is lead- burgh, .354; Duncan, Cincinnati, should fore plant satisfactorily bottles Aspirin most extensive he has yet made. bagged purposes," proceed, Sena- operated. the trade mark of Bayer Manu- ing the homo run clouters with .347; L. Miller, Chicago, 346; tor Gooding declared if he covered 15,000 Pitts-burg- that Cars Power. facture of Monoacetlcacidester of !lt has already r; Ken of the Ht. .341; For show's twenty-fou- William, Schulta, Louis, Carey, had violated any law he was miles. Upon the depar- the runner-u- p .with .338. to ready Local garages and other business Salicyllcacid. week, Brown, being resign. firms ab- ture from Chicago this the eternal are handlcaped by the d will "By Gods, I will re- sence of Some are install- John nd his pals sign!" Senator power. the Canadian Is Gooding exclaimed ing gasoline engines to operate travel through hand, sometimes at a loss when BOSTON pounding his desk. "I nlenrt r.nltv northwest, down the Pacific coast, confronted with the same of TRADES their equipment. Tho Artesia AUrsu south- type to owning a few continued i tffilif the entire sheep,", i . company is using a tractor, which troop through examination." DUGAN TO YANKS Fthtt... ,.wtluTrlnU. mumI. ne west and .following a 30,000 mile "The bluffer Is shown piti- iiieuiuer, ouuing mat operates the machinery during the record up would fight "to the last ditch" for and furnishes the at .'finish," bring his touring lessly. An Imposing Individual day light 1 ; that inquiry because his state was to better than a million and a with an air and a rec- could night. Tho Artesia Advocate ' miles. John's ser- - important nui exist wnnqut it. printed this week by means of the quarter During ord of high salaries, who takes Conscience ear vice with the circus It is estimat- no to conceal his is Clear, power from an auto. The pains contempt .asserting that his conscience were taken and a ed that he has had enough water of the examination and his Indig- wheels off, pulley small was ciear in the matter of a wool substituted. The press was run by carried to him by the boys nation" at being subjected to what and of America to supply a city of duty that when he got through means of a belt. he considers the humiliation of i ma term ne ban-- , m average size for a day, and con- to falls would be able "to This Is one of the greatest having take it, often amep wHn my conscience" Son ever suffered Artesia sumed fully a hundred tons of down miserably. The grades on ator dicaps by goobers.' our tests Gooding, charged that If any The entire populace Is Interested psychological ' usually .iicLiiuu vas iimue on any man in a great degree in the transaction correspond pretty closely with in me no man is now by A substantial looking stranger on an af- senatg, would be which being negotiated those employe's record more ready to cast it the for tho equip- entered the employment division s tha Senator city purchasing ter he is taken on, j installation of new offices of a industrial plant . ment and the a large nuii.uurc located In one of the satellite When masked men were seen oursunr, described the engiire. He juiuuon BS ;an. to cap- 'towns which adjoin Chicago. in Indian Mound at Qulncy italize attempt of-- em- - park partisan politics," and said A did not look like a seeker frightened automobile parties has- the senate was NAZARENES TO HOLD ployment and was accompanied tened to the to giving undue atten- ' police station give tion to matter ln STATE CONVENTION AT by one of the plant executives, the alarm. Armed police rushed the appearing daily : on opposition press. whom he was with 17-2- 7 chatting to ready Tor battle. They , AUG. terms. Nevertheless, as the thejpark Intervening in the fray, Senator ARTESIA, easy found two men with their faces vvarren, republican. Wnmi executive busied himself about swathed in and con- mosquito netting said: Speflnl Correspondence to I'b' Juumul. other matters, the stranger their hands covered with cotton "This N. 29. The fronted one of the young wornun Investigation will probably Artesia, M., July Most Tremendous Sale of Women's Garments in gloves, who were attempting to prove that the only men for state convention or camp meeting The who acted as interviewers of em- In a swarm bees. eligible to gather of the senate would be hoboes riding of the Nazarene denomination ployment seekers, according on the brake beams. I hfivn nn in will be held at Artesia, August 17 her story, and asked permission to 27. local Tomorrow test. NEW MEXICO CENTRAL jection this resolution but It to August The cllurch, istory of Hercftandise Starts - Monday to take the Intelligence would amount to In- T. V. Cox as Ms When he had written the answers Just what such with Rev. pastor, VS. SANTA FE HEARING vestigations always have amounted making arrangements for the en- to the questions on the examina- to damn fool of several hundred tion form he stuffed it In his nonsensical Investi tertainment New! Just Arrived! All kinds of wom- (Special Correnpondtnr to The Jonrnnl.) gation we .have from time to persons from airpnrts of the state. i "Don't you want me to mid-seas- pocket. time. noted leaders of tho de- on score your tests?" asked the young Santa ''e, July 29. Hearing was Many en's outer in the latest commenced here today on the plea Senator Carawav. with rnniM... nomination are expected to be garments woman, able indication of in I wanted to see of the New Mexico Central railway Jos ' temper, said that present to participate the pro and fall styles. "Oh, no, Just for a better division on the "Jumpinj" Dugan. of course Senator Warren would gram. Prof. A. 8. London, of cen- early They ; what the test was like," ho re- - freight rate applying on coal received "Jumping' Joe Dugan, the tem- think his resolution was a "damn tral Nazarene college at Hamlin, lower than high-cla- ss plied with an air of assurance, fool and 'the music. were bought any and walked off. from the Santa Fe railroad. Ex peramental third snckcr of the Red measure," Senator Warren Tex., will be director of aminer Hosmer of the Interstate Sox, has been traded to the Yanks auparently believed only rich men Mrs. London, who is director of merchandise was ever "I wouldn't have let him go Is conduct snoum ne in me be tho bought -. Commerce Commission with Elmer Smith slugging out- senate. He added musio at this college, will without scoring him," said an- Is that he doubted ' the hearing, which being fielder, for men a if the country the noted speak- other Interviewer, who had ob- ing three utility and pianist. Among before. The makers needed held in the federal court room. A pitcher yet to be named. is would be worse off if the senate ers are Rev. J. E. Moore of Olivet. money served unusual be-- Dugan was the proceedings. amount of Is , made up of hoboes of 111., E. of Later It that the stran- large testimony regarded by many critics as the than and Rev. W. Shepard, and we had the cash. And commenc- developed ing put Into the record by both best third baseman in the Ameri- millionaires. Los Angeles, Calif. ger was Whiting Williams, Indu- sides and it Is not believed the can ' McCiimbor Breaks league. lit. Reservations are being received tomorrow Kahn's . are to strial Investigator and author of hearing will end before Tuesday, Senator McCumber. apparently. the local committee for accom ing going "What's on the Worker's Mind," fin- by anyway. The Central will not nettled by the time taken, broke in modations, as tnis session is con- the benefit of this "The result of the tests is ish -- Its side today. Both HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS and demanded that the senate rvle give you purchase sometimes a said the parties sidered the biggest affair of Its revelation," have an array of legal and traffic FINISH A' against speaking twice on the same class- - in the history of the denom- i Interviewer who had given Mr! VACATION and Kahn's have chopped the profits experts. subject be applied. It was applied, ination ln New Mexico. Many vis Williams an Intelligence test, but TENNIS TOURNAMENT but Senator Bursum continued Jiad missed the chance of actu- Itors Intend to camp during the off to the handle. And Herdsmen of Camargue, France, briefly on another line. convention, near the large artesian right up please ally rating his mentality. "For seldom firearms and own Senator Jones, democrat. New a carry The high school girls' tennis wells or on the banks of the Pe remember that no matter how example, simpering young thing ers of large estates frequently tournament, which Mexico, told the senate he had been cos An abundance of shade this, of shallow appearance comes In, well-arme- d to commenced interested ln riyer. hire gamekeepers and ln which sixteen the production of Is available for camping purposes. difference seem be- jioses, powders her4 nose and then protect the birds and wild rab schoolyjr high wool, but had disposed of his entire great the may answers in girls took part under the in questions correctly bits. direction of Miss Grace interests 1904. While so en and , record time. A , Campbell, tween the actual values as given sober, steady-- Physical director ln gaged he said he had acquired looking on the other training the some In- applicant,, Journal Want Ads Bring Results. city schools, closed Friday with personal knowledge of the sale the of dustry and could state that even Perf ectShoulderj and Armi the prices that they're absolutely "Playing the doubles In which the Jescile Wolf and,-Agne- s with protection In the Hazlett Nothlnfl equals the and ou'll find defeated Mildred bill, the business of the wool grow correct, y every garment Thatcher and er still would be in a cuutilul, solt, pearly Rose Brown. The Wolf-Hazlc- tt precarious white appearance condition. He added was Oriental as when you come 6, that there Couraud't exactly represented scores were 3, The were no assurance that even with the 33 Cream render! to the singles played July 20, shoulders and arms. here. It will to be one of the Mildred Brooks- - Jescile Wolf cents a pound of scoured content Coven pay you and the skin blemishes. playing, and were won by Brooks duty industry would thrive. Will sot nib off. Far too. with the 2. superior to powders. early comers, following scores: V The contestants played for MAY RECOVER, IIONTS. Send 15c ht an hour every morning on the Madison, Wis., July 29. Ma mors Trial Sin 1,000 Wash Dresses of the very finest Gingham that would be ridiculously Copper avenue courts until July 15, chinists employed by the Fuller FEXD.T.H0PK1NS - when the drawings were made. and Johnson company during the 9UN cheap at $5.00. There are all seizes and colors, (J- AO They reported the results to Miss war will be entitled to recover New York to go on sale for simply tDAetO Campbell every Friday morning bonus payments amounting to until the final single sets were nearly 400,004 as a result of deci- ' Beautiful Wash Dresses. This lot consists of Tissue Voiles in most- 3 played by Brooks and Wolf. sion today by Judge E. Ray Stev imported Those who entered the tourna ens In Dane county circuit court, ly dark colors and the finest imported Ratines and best quality' QQ ment were: Marlon Lipe, Martha holding that the bonus ordered by Ginghams. The original price no less than $7.93. Sale Price. wmise Horton, Nlles Strumqulst, the war labor board was not part .... Mildred Thatcher. Grid- - of the wages of the men. Margaret class Wash Dresses macfe in choicest d ley, Katherlne Crist, Mabel Olson, High up the of Imported Organdi?-an- Ruth Hutto. Mildred Freed. Aenes French Ginghams in very exclusive models. Beautifulcolors and , f.1 B styles. Hazlett, Katherlne Simonson, - L I) E R This kind sold earlier in the season for $10 each. Grace Rose Nellie Glass-Lumb- Parker, Brown, Wind Shield er fl0'ftQ Falkenburg Jescile Wolf and Mil- Sale Price ...... , , .T...... dred Brooks. J. C. BAt.DRmOB LUMBER CO. GLASS PAINT .x, .vOe0 t! Firat street. rbooe 40t. Sale tpntb CEMENT PLASTER Very high class dresses made up neat and trim in white and all the favor Remodeling BOY TRIES TO "BLUFF" ed shades. The kind that sell everywhere at $10 to $15. POLICEMEN WITH A TOY While they lasty only .y $4.98 Owing to the continuous growth of our business we IS NEAR DEATH Ubuquerpe PISTOL; C. H. CARNES Also beautiful Satin Dresses, lots of nifty models. A full of sizes need more floor space and have leased the store range i Detroit, Mich., July 29. Harry SPECIALIST IN OCULAIJ Co. and the be3t colors are in the lot. These dresses are actuary m 15 Lmmr (JJJ AO room next to us. Remodeling will begin at once and Watson, years of age, tried to REFRACTION worth Sale . "bluff" two $12.50. Price onjy". ...tfriwO we will have policemen with his toy 107 & Fourth. Phone I057-- 423 North First 1 when completed the largest and most pistol. The officers, believing that Street; the was Three racks of charming Silk Dresses. The most beautiful dresses we have te music store in this of the boy's weapon genuine, fired part country. upon him and Harry Is ln a hos- ever 'shown in Satin Back Crepes, Crepes de Chine and Canton near QQ To facilitate the work we must move some of the pital today, doath. Not one in the lot WQrth under for . dQ Harry had escaped from the Crepe. $25, only ...... instruments now on our floor and for a few Juvenile of- days detention home and the Silk Dresses of vt0, we ficers were ordered to arrest him. Three jracks of assorted consisting Canton Crepes and all the only offer Locating him ln a ,' 'Not nearby alley popular silks in mostly advanced Fall Models. one is I they called upon him to surrender Sale CI OQ but be drew the supposedly genuine worth under $30. Price simply. D JLrtetO PIANOS pistol from his pocket and warned .1 1 if . the patrolmen he was about to fire. accurato Skirts! Odds and ends, plaids and plain color, suitable for early Fall wear. The officers then shot into the air Bringing the thorough and a soia to t and the boy fled. As his pursuers understanding of the use of science ormer,iy $i.y&. gained upon him he stopped and and Reduced Price .Tir. . . , :...,;...... $5.98 . again pointed his toy with a warn- in preventing possible contagion TRorujuilo he was of ing whereupon shot in the in erasing every mark suffering, White Wash Skirts. Values up to $5.00, C.-,.,-- ,. Player-Pian- os shoulder, the modern funeral "director today m; u.. J ' t "I thought the bluff would work ...... ,$1,95 but' it didn't," he told the officers. offers a type of service not only afe, and some at reduced Harry Is alleged to have boasted but comforting. phonographs greatly prices. that he was "the youngest criminal REMEMBER YOU ALWAYS DO AT Great in used Conven- in Detroit," and thijjt "no 'bull' BETTER bargains slightly pianos. would ever take me alive." It is our aim to furnish this sort of ient terms. - The officets were absolved from abilit in its form. blame when It was shown that only highest by close scrutiny could Harry's toy If interested in the purchase of an instrument you be distinguished from a real pistol. ; cannot afford to miss this chance. BREAKS SWIMMING KECORD. STRONG BROTHERS New York, July 29. Miss Helen Wainwright of the Women's Swim- ' 686 ming association of New York, Phones 75 and shattered the 220-ya- rd wprld's NEW MEXICO. record for women by 11 5 sec- ALBCQCERQXJE, Music Co. onds today In winning the 220-ya- metropolitan championship at Manhattan beach lagoon. Miss Ming time 2 Wainwright's was minutes 352. JEtest Place" 304 West Central Phone 987 41 6 seconds. Copythjht 1932, Ciadaattl Caffla Cft ,Phone "Albuquerque's Shopping .A Tw6 htindrpd thousand Sicilians i live in Chicago, c , --- -, July SO, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 'Page Three

stands accused of murder witn prudlcted victory for "the workers. Man circumstantial evidence "It has gut to be said Saves Wife RES BOARD GOVERNMENT IS THOUSANDS CITY REALTORS j I ntrongly settled." JON Theaters Today against her. In a scene that fair- Brophy. "The public ia begin- In Nick of Time with excitement sur- to ly pops and ning feel the pinch.'.' wifo was unable to prises, tb i mystery iH cleared up Sheriff Richards of India.n "My eat 'B" Theater Ethel Clayton and the girl vindicated and the county attended tho ard even the lightest food, and had BY meeting -- ATTACKED Boo-ph- WITHOUT PON EH IN TRIBUTE TO BOOS T MEMORIAL Warner Baxter are the two princi- wealthy father, now fully con- served injunction papers on y fallen away to a living keleton. vinced his new pal stars in the main feature at the that daughter Is and seven organizers, ifip Ve. She could not even keep doctor's "B" of the ab- fondants to today and tomorrow; "Her worthy' family name, are appear in Indi- medicine on her stomach Own Money." It is a Paramount jectly apologizes on bended knee. ana county court Tuesday. and SO TO STRIKE FILM PRESIDENT picture, and that means a whole Fred Nihlo, who made "The was tortured with pain. On tho LAS lot. Also showing the comedy, "(Jo Three' Musketeers." directed "The recommendation of a friend I Woman He HOPPE WILL ENDEAVOR mm Got "Em a reel or two Married." a of Won-dref- ul 1 Hutch," and bought bottle Mayr's o "current Events" pictures. TO REGAIN HIS T1 TITLE Remedy and she is all Turns His Fire on the Pub- Its Function Is to Or- The Asaoclnfrd Frraa.) SuDDort to Tou Keep Los Calif., 29. Pledae Mai. Fam- UNION LEADERS SEE right now and has gained forty Angeles, July Crystal Opera House The New :D. and the Scant At- Erie Will Settle With Will H. Hays, president of the Mo- to ous will York, July Willio pounds." It Is a, simple, harm-le- s licity der; louse in Efforts Erect Players present tonight END OF COAL STRIKE has reconsidered his in ' tion Picture Producers and Dis- "By Way of Radio." Hoppe preparation (hat removes the tention Which Has Been Men Without Any Outside tributors' association of Americn War Mothers' Hospital tention to retire and will endeavor ( catarrhal mucus from the Intes- - was vBy The Aaaocinrrn rrrM.) to regain the 18.2 balk line bil- ( in- Given His paid a tribute by several thou- Tlientor B. tinal tract and allays the Speeches. Interference. sand citizens and members of the Here; Suggest Committee I.yrio Louis Mayer Ebensburg. Pa., July 29. Union Hard title In an international flammation which causes presents the and popular practic- motion picture industry today at great leaders, addressing a mass meet- tournament to be staged this fall, ally all stomach, liver and intes- (By The Atnocluled Treti.) (By The Associated Praia.) with Ma. J. H. Anita Stewart as the star In "The it was announced K. the Hollywood Bowl. Woman Ho ing of miners at Carroll-to- n tonight by tinal ailments, including appen- Washington, July 29. Senator Chicago, July 29 (by the Associ- an Mr. Toulouse In his efforts to promote Married;" also showing striking H, the former cham- In address Hays reiterated a two-re- '"Tis t declared that tho "en.1 Benjamin, dicitis. One dose will convince or Heflln, democrat, Alabama, resum- ated Press.) A telegram relating he he has made in his other the War Mothers' Memorial hospi- comedy, entitled day pion's manager. request the Bull," Bobbie Vernon. of the coal is in money refunded. For sale by ing today In the senate his attack to the railway strike was public utterances during the week tal to be erected at Albuquerque featuring strike sight." Iloppe, who lost the IS. 2 title to and shopmen's of dis- Briggs' Pharmacy druggists on the federal reserve board and received at the local offices of the he visited here for be- was promised by the members John Brophy, president ot Jake Schaefer last year, an- everywhere. tween and those the Real Estate board Pnstlmo Theater William Fox trict number two of tho United nounced his retirement Its governor, W. P. G. Harding, Erie railroad from R. S. Par- the public engaged Albuquerque as early this today in the motion Industry. at their last meeting. presents Charlie (Buck) Jones Mine Workers, said the struggle year after again losing to S'ohaeter his sons, vice of the road. picture all-st- turned fire on publicity of the president It is suggested by the board that the principal star of an would be over in a few days. He in a challenge match at board and the scant attention Mr. Parsons' message read: oast. In ' Western a Chicago. Journal Want Ads Bring Results. be a committee be formed composed Speed," story which he said was given his "Those interested should not of one member from each of the by William Patterson White; also misled recent statements issued. fun-mak- er speeches criticising the board by by ARE civic, patriotic and fraternal or- presenting Harold Iiloyd as the what he described as the "subsi- First, in the interests of striking BEING in "The Big Idea," and a in the interests IN ganizations ot the city to assist dized press." employes. Second, reel of the latest "Fox News" pic- ns sensational Major Toulousq in bringing his The Alabama senator mentioned of politicians. Third, to a successful tures. soeciflcallv H. Parker Willis. 'news-al- l' to the effect that the plans completion. whom he identified as an editor of strike the Krie railroad will be DAILY The foflowing resolution was o" EMPLOYED board: ETTIF.Tj CTAYTOV i ax . the New York Journal of Com- settled some au- passed by the by governmental "Whereas, Major J. H. Tou- Al'PHOPHIATK KOI,K IX merce and who he declared had thority. 1IKK OWN MONEY" bee"n on roll of federal 'These statements are" untrue. louse has been working diligently l'L.VV, I the the den pay o And to locale a War Jiiile reserve board, first as secretary Had any authority effectively Sor governmental ON the best vehicle Bthe N.MEX. and later as director of research. the power to settle the strike on SYSTEM Mothers Memorial hospital in the Perhaps ALBUQUERQUE, have 1 1 city of Albuquerque, devoted en- Clayton has appeared in for some He contended that this a way that the Krie, doubtless it would time is "Her Own which the board ' sup- exercised it before now. tirely to the cure of Money," AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIRir" got publicity and opens a two-da- y run at the "B" pressed criticism of it and the fed- "There is no such power vested "(By The Aaanrlnted PreM.) men, and, the "Whereas, Said efforts have re- theater today. "Her Own Money" eral reserve banks. in any branch of government. Helena, Mont.. July 29. Men are is a domestic in he the function is not num ceived the support and endorse- romantic drama Denouncing what termed Its to keep order, fbelng employed in Increasing which a wife self-deni- "subsidized which he said settle strikes. The Krio railroad In ment of patriotic organizations and practices press," to bers daily the shops of the to capitalize on her ideals, and of- had in the capital, will settle with its employes when- Great Northern and con- prominent citizens throughout the representatives railroad, ' fers splendid opportunities for dis- A MOST SUCCESSFUL PURCHASE PROMPTS Senator Heflln said: ever they are ready, without any ditions generally are steadily im- country, and, "When I mentioned the deflation outside and that is "Whereas, The location of such playing Miss Clayton's personality. interference, proving despite the continued This contribution is by Mark Swan, policy of the reserve board today the only way. Do not overlook the strike of to an Institution in Albuquerque THIS TIMELY SALE OF shop crafts, according wourd be of advan- who has been at tne game long the correspondents of the great fact that the Erie has not been advices from the railroad's head- tremendous to situations and dailies left the gal- 1 and is not to to our therefore be it enough understand metropolitan stopped since July quarters in St. Paul to Ia B. tage city, their and climax. The story lery flushed like a covey of birds. be stopped through the act of any assistant "Resolved, By the Albuquerque vattip, have asked has Woods, general freight Real we Is that of a young woman who I why this happen person or part of the community and passenger agent here today. Estate board that support her to ed in the and I learned that which Is interested in it and encourage the efforts of Mr. gives up secretarial position past having The telegram of Friday's date, was become the wife of a lazy and ex- it was go they could say that they stopped." as follows: Toulouse in this direction and him New Voile Frocks defla- travagant youth. She pulls did not hear me talk about in- commend this movement for sup- Normandy "On our forces out of a financial tion." Thursday port to the various scrape by saving went on creased 302 men and from Incom- civic, patriotic her money. A quarrel ensues and Mr. Heflln to say he and fraternal organizations in the a meant no offense to th cor plete reports this morning, it looks he leaves her. So she becomes public TO city. Bo it further eventu-tuall- y who did not CATTLEMEN as though we would get about the working woman again and The Ideal Comfortable respondents represent same number of men on "Resolved, That the Albuquer- saves to a home. Material, Cool, "subsidized presses but that those Friday. que Real Estate board enough buy for whose connections them One hundred and fourteen men in suggest the When she goes to look at the house and Airy brought here formation of a committee .consist- Is al- within the Bcope of his attack this morning from the east. she finds that her husband ing of One member from each of s would "have to wear the shoe if it DISCUSS TAXES St. Cloud again increased yester- the ready the owner. He fit." day, and now has a total of 600 civic, patriotic and fraternal and there Is a reconciliation. Numerous Chic Styles, Varied So In- meii. organization of Albuquerque that It is a clean and wholesome story as to Not a $095 will have for en- finitely Effect Single "We are slowly gaining ground its function the carrying genuine touches of life, A. H. WILDE GOES couragement and promotion of Miss is Disappointment. OFF DIALS and conditions are generally im- this while the acting of Clayton proving everywhere." enterprise and the location of superb. s ON ARMOUR PENSION m said War Mothers Memorial in the LIST FOR SERVICE 1MCSICIAN NEAR DEATn. city of Albuquerque." TTTF, WOMAN TIE MARRIED" Lists of the tax valuations on Denver, Colo., July 29. Dr. POSSESSES KX.CITIXU PLOT: Rarely are such' acute reductions en- A. H. Wilde, who has been the livestock and grazing lands of the John II. Gower of Denver, inter- MAIN FEATURE AT LYRIC manager of the local Armour com- various counties in the state were nationally known musician, lead- countered when the of business here for a number of to committee of the er in psychical research and a ITS Anita Stewart In "The Woman importance pany sent the tax RESIDEI at- years, has been relieved of active New Mexico Cattle and Horse memher of the governing board ot Me Married." a First National quality is so strongly emphasized. duties.. He has been notified by the Growers' association yesterday by the Wolcott conservatory of mu- traction, will be the feature today Chicago home office of the com- the association secretary, who has sic here was reported near death and tomorrow at the Lyrlo thea- So attractive was the offer that our, twen-ty-sev- - In a local ter. pany that his long service of received certified copies of the hospiRil tonight. He FORCED TO has earned for him is suffering from a complication FLEE Adapted from the play by Her- years, valuation lists from each county. Woman huyer purchased on a large scale in life-lon- of "The a g without work. will be to diseases. bert Bashford, lie pension The lists brought the art-iRt- 's e, of an His successor here is M. J. Cros-grov- tax commis- Married" tells the story attention of the state STRIKERS model to a anticipation of a remarkable sale. a recent arrival from Co- sion the which will be KESt'ME WORK. whose marriage at hearing Ac- AS millionaire's son down lumbus, Ohio. Mr. Wilde will re- held at Santa Fe 7, at Livingston, Mont., July 29. ITERS RISE brings August to re- the of the Dresses ceive his pay check for August which time the stockmen will dis cording confirmed reports upon pair the wrath that are fairly alive f work attached ceived hene tonight railway shop irate father. Untrained for th? without any special cuss their tax problems with the are commercial finds with - to it, but his pension dates from officials. strikers returning to work at world, the boy color and color combina- state Casper. Wyo., and other on It Impossible to support his wife, September 1. He, with Mrs. Wilde, It is alleged that the stock and points Damage Estimated at a will remain in Albuquerque. the Burlington route. Reports of but sho sticks to him loyally, de- tions. Included are brown, grazing land valuations show the return of were Million Dollars Caused termined to win his father's re- in samo the strikers " great differences even the received local officials spect and to shame him for cut- lip-stic- k, . more by of the By Hail, Rain and Wind black, navy, etc MAX FALLS TO HIS DEATH counties and even variations Northern Pacific railway. ting off the son he had never copen, Phoenix, Ariz., July 29. J. L. In the different tax districts. It Storms in Three States. taught to work. Watson, believed to be a retired is the hope of the stockmen that RESTRAINING ORDER, Complications set in, and whe'i Fashioned of Montana fell to his valuations on various imported Normandy rancher, death the the types Los Angeles. July 29. A tempo- (By The Aaaocinfed PrraS.) the smoke clears away the girl from a floor win- of and land will be tonight third cattle grazing rary order restraining the railway Omaha, Neb., July 29. Dam- Voiles, these captivating Frocks are dow of the Hotel Adams. Watson, unified by the state board and that shop crafts from interfering with age estimated at one million dol who was about' CO, crawled out a steer in one county the operations of the Los An- lars resulted from hail and trimmed with of wlt- - or rain, distinctively organdy, a window and leaped, a tax district will be given the geles and Salt Lake railroad was wind storms that swept Nebras ness told the police. No' motive same tax valuation as a issued tooay by U. fe. Cistrict ka and South Dakota and west MOTHER ! lace, ribbon and effects. was learned for of class in .scallop the supposed steer the same every Judge Bledsoe returnable August ern Iowa Friday night and early other county of the state. today, reports received here to These are the same dresses that we night indicate. There was no loss of life re v sokl earlier in the season as high" as ported, but heavy losses resulted Move Child's Bowels with from the destruction of farm $19.50 property, crops and railroad "California Fig Syrup" equipment. Have More than a score of washoucs T our on the Chicago, St. Paul, Minne- you and Omaha be- joined apolis railroad, tween Norfolk, Neb., and Sioux City, Iowa, havo isolated several towns. Between Wayne and Wake- AH field there is a two-mi- le washout Remnants HEATROLA Club? on this railroad. Two hundred passengers, ma- rooned over Friday night on a branch line train two mileu from Carroll, were rescued late today and taken to Carroll on hand HALT PRICE MONDAY cars. ONE TON :t Highways in the territory ea of Norfolk are reported ns im- passable in most cases. Logan river, south of Wayne, ofcoal FREE is out of its banks. More than four inches of rain fell at Randolph and half of that to who place is said to be under water. all join Many residents were forced from their homes by a rapid rise of the water. Even a sick child loves the A Hall helped to flatten thousands "fruity" taste of "California Flu! Platform for the Coordination of Effort of acres of corn in the vicinity Syrup." If the little tongue is coat-- 1 of Wayne and Carroll. ed. or if your child ia listless, cross, reverisii, lull of cold, or has colic, for Better Business a will UNION PRINTERS WILL teaspoonful never; fail to open This is our offers To all who Join the bowels. In a few hours you the Educational Conference of the Associated Ad our can see - Adopted by HEATIROLA CLUB befor RESUME FORMER POSTS for yourself how thorough- Clubs of August 12th we will give absolutely ly it works all the constipation vertising the World at the Eighteenth Annual Convention at FREE ONE FULL TON OF (By Tha A.nocintrd poison, sour bile and waste from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June IS, 1922, for Better Business, Education- COAL.' The club fee is $2, which Pr.)29. Union the tender, little bowels and gives f'f Billings, Mont., July child al Director J. A. Hall, applies on the pries of the Heatrola. will return to former you a well, playful again. Presiding. ( printers their Millions of mothers "Cal- The balance is payable in easy positions in the newspaper and job keep of Her is a chance to ot the ifornia Fig Syrup" handy. They Representatives Advertising Clubs, Trade Associations, Cham- get departments Billings know a saves a one of these wonderful new -- Gazette, effective tomorrow, ac- teaspoonful today bers of Commerce, Business and Educational day sick child tomorrow. Ask your Newspapers, Papers, heaters and supply of fuel for the cording to an announcement. in de- for "California Directors of the country, conference at the instance of the price of the Heatrola alone. In- Printers In the newspaper druggist genuine gathered stallation of partment have been on strike since Fig Syrup" which has directions for Educational of the Associated Clubs of the the Heatrola will be babies and children of all ages Department Advertising - made at time May, while those in the job offices in June 12 send" any; specified by have een out more than a printed on bottle. Mother! You World, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and 13, 1922, this the purchaser, j for or year. The press rooms are also must say "California" you may message of optimism to the business men of the world: included in the settlement. eet an imitation flz svrup. "Our belief in the Truth-in-Advertisi- movement, backed by 4 HEATRi IjA' honesty in every department of marketing, grows Stronger daily. puts anSa "Having an abiding faith in the principles of our forefathers and in the soundness of our great resources, we assert our faith also in AWNINGS MAKE YOUR home-lovin- In home! OrderitNow! the future great prosperity of the g people of all nations, i your k"In the name of Better Business, we pledge ourselves to foster a ROOMS COOLER .spirit of confidence and cheerfulness. All over the country, Heatrola dealers are facmrere make, but what people who have 7 making this offer on a limited number of Heatrolas say about this new-da- y beater. "In the name of Better Eusiness, we promise a deeper courtesy, HeatroUa end for the period from July 22nd 1 to 12th. a to serve. ; August Last year everyone waited The Heatrola heats by circulating warm, An awning not only keeps the greater willingness t until the last minute to order their Heatrolas moist air not radiation. 7 by It is just the direct rays of the sun, but it home-buildin- nd the was for "We believe that g is the corner stone of factory swamped with more thing small homes, bungalows, stores, also allows a free circulation prosperity. orders than it could deliver. To prevent this offices, etc. with or WITHOUT BASE- We must, stand shoulder to shoulder in this of air from outside. therefore, the development congestion year is the reason for this very MENTS. And it is economical. With the of the We must we most attractive special offer. fa el needed for one stove it will do the work of community spirit. realize that truly help a furnace. It is easy to clean. No iron ourselves when we help our neighbors. The Estate Heatrola looks like a keep We will be glad to submit an phonograph to black, no nickel to polish. Just rub it and and works like furnace. It heats three to dust it with a estimate of the cost for fitting us in six cloth, as you do your furniture. "Let compete service. This is the truest cooperation. Let connecting rooms with warm, moist air your home or office with awn- the most healthful heat known. It in Join our HEATROLA CLUB us but emulate, not envy. Let us build up, not tear down. Let us is now. The Nothing but the best reality a furnace. Beautiful to number of Heatrolas offered is ings. take in our Let us be boosters. enough grace limited, and the canvas used us. We pride calling. any parlor, in Its handsome. form and rich club closes August 12th. So act quickly. grade by enamel for grained mahogany finish. On joining you pay $j down. The balance are ready your camping "We are convinced that simple sincerity in the pub- is payable In Installments. us with' approaching t easy We then trip. Let supply you lic And how it heats Come In and read the make an Installation of and scrupulous honesty in all dealings with the middleman will book of the Heatrola when letters testifying to its heatinr caoaci. you went it, and we deliver to FREE make business better tomorrow. ty. Read not claims we or you r make, the menu. . TENTS CAMP CHAIRS CAMP COTS ' wu. all CAMP STOVES, ETC. "Therefore. of these forces here represented unite, in urging their associates and the business world generally to pledge themselves STAR FURNITURE COMPANY to further concentrate their efforts on truth in advertising andv all Prices Are Low This Summer; Goods the branches of However. marketing, courtesy, cheerfulness, service, cooperation, 113 : 'Best, West Gold Aye. Phone 409-- I mutual aid, elimination of petty jealousies and knocking, and to do all within their power for a Better Understanding of Better Adver- By Coal Tent and Co. tising, Backed up by Better Selling and Marketing in general, for Uai supplied supply Company Albuquerque Awning Better Business." ' Phone 903-- . Don't at Once i DelayAct 321 Wcs$ Gold Avenue, Albuquerquej N, M. k - v

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tz Batted for Chrlstenbury In The Athletics were powerless be- be selected, perhaps, a silver loving ninth. fore Pillette and their former A cup. NEW RECORD SET PIRATES GET 3 By Innings; RED OUT IT team mate, Moore. Jones' home MIDGETS WIN The PignycJeague Is almost tialf Cincinnati 100 000 1215 run in the third inning was a line through tKe final spasm. The tro- BASEBALL Boston 010 000 1204 drive that struck Miller in the leg phy cup for them will be on dis- DeMolays Summary: Two-bas- s hits "with such force that it necessitated play soon. It is hoped that it will Boeckel, Powell, Three-bas- e BROWNS BUT his retirement. Scoro: --v GAME FROMTHE be here next week. Luck and. good vs. FOR HOMERS III (2) ARE x ID hit Wlngo. Base on balls Off , Philadelphia. Playing still favors the Barelas Ti- liixey, 1; Watson, 3. Hit by pitch- AB. R. H. PO. A. E, gers. Both the Browns and the Old Town Stars er" By Watson struck rf-c-f 3 1 0, 0 Athletes can come within a point (Pinclli). McGowan, Witness between out By litxey, 2; Watson, 1. Tlrne 1 Dykes, 8b 4 1 0. 0 0 1 of defeating them, but they do the game E DEFEAT GIANTS TRIMMED 4 T0 8 PIRATES 5 T0 home teams at Sixteenfh on n RNON 1:35. Walker,- If .... 0 1 0 not seem to be quite able to put today ' Second 4 2 13 1 It over. Tho Tigers never forfeit, and Gojd. These teams are very game: Hauser, lb .... matched Score: , R. H. E. Miller, cf 1 0 2 0 and they have met all comers, and evenly and a good Cincinnati .. .002 OOHIOO 2 10 1 Welsh, If 3 0 1 0 in they have not lost a game this game Is looked for. Smauldlng e Circuit Drives Turns Back New St. Louis Pounds Pennock 1 Games Forfeited Senior ' be on mound De Twenty-on- Pittsburgh Boston 000 000 0101 7 3 Galloway, ss .. . 2 0 0 summerf will the for National League --York, 8 to 3; Phillies Win Batteries: Couch and Hargrave; for Five of the Six Hits; Pnllnwn v sfl . . 2 0 1 2 and Pigmy League; Three Molays, Lucoro for the Stars. '.Made; McQuillan, Maryuard and O'Neill, Perkins, c ..... 2 0 0 1 0 0 gas toy balloons No Admission Charge. End to Lose Detroit Ath- 0 Scheduled Mon- Sluggers cn Long First Game, 6 2; Gowdy. Defeats, the Ogden, p ..... i Contests are,belng made. 7 letics Sehemv 2h .... 4 1 in TotafM 14. to 5. 0-- Boys' League. With Second, Philadelphia, Oilcago, 13Jto2. BrucEV. c 2 0 0 2 day Philadelphia, Pa., 29. Phil- Associated Hasty, p 1 0 0 0 (By Th --Moclnltil (By The Auoolnted Press.) July (Dj the Frets.) ..... Red Sox got a forfeited game rrc.) - adelphia and even in 29 tho- As- 29. The Pitts- Chicago split St. Louis, Mo:, 29. .Chicago, July (by New York. July a double-head- here this after- July Although Totals ...... 33 2 6 24 13 3 yesterday. This makes the Red sociated Press.) Smashing out burgh Nationals turned back the noon, the locals winning the first outhlt 9 to 6, the Browns defeated Detroit. Sox stand fifth In the Senior the grand total of twenty-on- e Giants here today by a score ol game 6 to 2 and losing the second Boston today, 4 to 1, by pounding AB. R. H. PO. A. E. league. ' - 7 to 5 ill "twelve Ponnock for five of six 4 4 4 0 0 home runs for the- afternoon's to 3. Cooper, Tlerney and Russell innings. Homo their hits Blue, lb 15 Monday. School plays the new runs Lfie in scorino 2 2 1 1 2 0 Iflgh aesslon and 'piling up a each made a home while Max by Walker, Hen line and the fourth inning and all Cutshaw, 2b ... Tildlllos. home rup, gave in their rtins. Williams collected hi J 4 2 0 world's record for total cir- Philadelphia the victory the Cobby cf Junior Carey made two clouts for the in twenty-fourt- h and 3 21 League. rung hit In any one day, major first game. Wildness the homer, Shocker Veaoh, If 4 4 0 lost to 8 to 1. held cuit. Wilbur Cooper outpitched twelfth the second well in the pinches. Hank 0 2 3 Midgets Pirates, league fence busters .today inning pi game pitched Heilmann, Saunders got a thren-bns- n hit for moot with Ken was first and Sis-le- r, rf.,43 2 2 1 011 an open field Ton'ey and Causey. It the by Singleton gave the Cubs their Severeld, catcher, George Jones, 3b 5 the and Richardson a St. Louis Browns slug- victory. Seven home runs were first baseman of the Browns 0 0 0 6 0 Midgets, got Williams, the Giants have lost to Pittsburgh Rigney, two-bagg- for Both Iiuth. of The Yan- made in two Henline were and retired. 'Ssvereid 9S....33 0 5 the Pirates. ger and Babe on the Tolo grounds this season. .the games, Injured Woodall, C .... 0 0 0 sides trot five hits. up in the running. getting two and Lee, O'Karrell, had a finger on m? right hand split 0 0 0 1 0 ' kees, Pillette, ....3 Batteries: Midgets Saunders Williams, by knocking out Ills Score; Cheeves, Walker and Wrightstonc by a foul and Sisler was spiked be- p. 0 0 0 0 fl 0 sea- Moore, p and Crockett; Pirates Corona, wenty-fourt- h homer of tho Pittsburgh. one each. Score; low the knee when sliding to first zBassler 1 0 0 0 0 0 Til-P- 11. A. E...... Bernado and Lova'to. son, tied his MflCtmnn rival. AB, II. PO, First game: base. Severeld will be out of the ss 5 0 0 0 1 1 ex- Monday, White Sox the S. Walker, for the American Marnnvllle, Chicago. game for a week, but Sisler Totals 81 13 15 27 14 2 play home run honors. Ruth Carey, of ... 3 2 0 0 AH. R.H. PO. A. E. to tomorrow. Score, A. T. Whatjs pects play t. league 18 . . . 4 1 0 0 Batted for Pillette In seventh. his . season total to rtlgbee, If rf 4 0 0 Jloston. Plpniy League. boosted 0 0 Heathcote, By ' of the Chicago Tlussell. rf .. 5 2 sa 3 0 0110 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. innings: Eagles forfeited to the Barelas at the expense 0 1 Hollocher, 12 000 001 White Sox. Rogers Hornsby of Tlerney, 2b . . 4 1 Terry, 2b. . . . 0 2 5 4 Mitchell, ss. . 4 0 2 Philadelphia 1002 Browns. i 3b . 41 0 2 0 16 Detroit 104 311 03x 13 Buick. &t. who yes- Trnynor, 0 0 3b. . . 3 0 0 Monday the Athletes will the Louis Nationals, 0 0 Miller, If.... Foster, 0,2 Two-bas- e Cut- play National Orlmm. lb .. . 4 1 8100 0 0 0 1 Summary: hits the Eagles, or the team equalled the ' 0 Barber, lb.. O'Rourke, 3b... Vhree-bas- e whih may terday . 4 0 0 -- shaw", Cobb. hits borne run record whn ho Ciooehf c . ., Frlborg, cf.. 2 0 Burns, lb 4 2 11 0 take their place. league . 3 0 Veach Home run Jones. out his twenty-sevent- h LCooper, p 5.1 . . . 2 2 2b 4 (2). STANDINGS clouted Krug, 3b. Prtttt, Stolen base Cutshaw. Bases on I not in 4 4 0 do n New York, was O'Karrell, c. A If 1' Senior League. 4oin& to gainst 38 8 14 27 6 2 Harris, balls Off 3; 1. circle of game wreck- Totals 0 0 rf . , . . 4 0 Pillette, Hasty, W. L. Pet. the select Osborne, p.. J. Collins, 2, 3. out r ers New York, . 0 0 cf 3 1 0 .Ogden, Struck By Pillette, , . 7 2 .778 today. H. PO. A.E. xCallaghan Miller, 1. Bron Of these homers, the National AB. R. . 0 0 0 0 c 2 3; Moore, 2; Ogden, Hits Off St. Mary 6 2 .750 ss 5 0 0 3 5 1 Stueland, p. Walters, 10 in off ' league sluggers were on tho long Bancroft, .. xxMaiBcl . . . 0 0 0 0 e 0 Hasty, 4; Ogden, 5,in 4; High School 6 2 .750 2b 4 0 1 Ruel, off 4 in off 2 end of the total with fourteen. Rawlings, .. 61 p 2 Plllotte, 7; Moore, Tildlllos 6 S .625 . 4 1 1 Pennock, 2. American swatters gath- Frisch, Sh . ,.. Totals 30 2 7 24 9 S 0 0 in Hit by pitcher By Ogden Red Sox 2' 2 league . 4 2 3 Fullerton, 0' .500 in seven. Seven wore, made, Meusel, If . . . p.,.. 1 0 1 (Woodall). Wild pitch Hasty. 3 ered 3 0 0 Philadelphia. xMenosky Firefighters 5 .375 at In a double head- Shinners. rf ,.. AB. R. II. PO. A. E. 1 Winning pitcher Pillette. Losing iJUKe 8 6 Philadelplha . 1 1 1 xxKarr city Whites .. .333 er between the Chicago Cubs and Stengel, rf ,. 4 0 J. 2 4 1 1 pitcher Hasty. Time 1:50. N. M. 1 4 . . 4 2 14 Rapp, 3b... f... xxxLlebold .... Tankees ,200 Phillies. The locals got five Kelly, lb .. 4 0 0 4 0 0 the 4 2 3 J. Smith, 2b. ... Junior League. nnd the Cubs drove out two. Cunningham, cf 4 0 0 4 0 0 33 1 9 24 14 2 Washington, 18-- Cleveland, 6-- 8 . . Williams, cf.... Totals W. h. Pet. .. Pirate Snyder, c ..4. 4 2 3 0 1 0 In Cleveland, Reb Russell, outfitder, Walker, rf x Batted for Walters seventh, July Highland Laddies 2 j VALVE-IN-HEA- D .. ,.. 2 to- ,.10 .833 7 once famous as a Chicago White Toney, p Mokan. It 3 1 1 3 0 0 xx Batted for in and Washington broke even in 8 1 . 0 Pennock, Barelas White Sox., 750 and more p . .. 2 1 4 4 1 double Sox pitcher, recently, Causey, 1 Fletcher, ss.... 1 seventh. day's header, Washington S. A. T.'s 8 8 .727 runner for" the American As- xGroh ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 took the first 18 to 6, Cleveland's up Wrlghtstone, sS. xxx Batted for Foster In eighth. Pirates 2 4 ,333 sociation home run Eot 4 1 1 6 2 0 worst defeat of the Cleve- honors, SG 3 10 27 16 2 Lee, lb ' 8t.Loiils. year, Midgets 2 10 .167 circuit clout Totals 3 1 2 1 1 land took the second 8 to 7 in his first major league in ninin, Henline, c 2 AB. R. H. PO. A. E at New York since x Batted for Causey 3 3 eleven Goslln made two Pigmy League. of Fred Toney Ring, p 0 0 0 aarber. ss 3 0 0 Innings. W. L. Pet. his return to the big show. Tier-ne- By innings: 12 3 0 0 2 doubles, a triple and two singles . .010 038 1008 Tobln, rf Barelas Tigers 6 0 1.000 and Cooper, two of Reb's Pittsburgh Totals 31 6 9 27 14 2 2 in the first game." Barelas-Brown- York . . .030 000 0003 Sisler, lb .... 4 2 667 collected one each off New - t- 1133 First game. playmates, - t i. Mall x Batted for Osborne In 1 0 0 "'Max - eighth, Shorten, cf Athletes 2 4 ,333 the. Giants, while Carey, bummary. xx Batted for Steuland in ninth. McManus, 4 1 1 3 Washington two. Three-bas- e Hom 2b... Eagles 0 4 .000 another Pirate, slammed out ae1. WFrtach. cf-l- 3 0 0 4 AB. R. H. O. A. E. - lnnings. Jacobson, 2 The league starts this on runs iierney, rhicaco 000 100 2 1 1 3 Rice, cf .6 1 0 week 0102 Williams, if.... 2 the final schedule. All 020 010 21x 6 c 0 0 0 0 Harris, b 2 .. 4 6 0 games in r" . Tlerney. Traynor. Philadelphia Severeld; 2 9 1 0 this schedule will be for- Ww. Two-bas- e Fletch- . . . 2 2 Judge, lb played or balls-To- ney. 2; Causey. Summary; hit P. Collins, c. feited. The. Bases on 4 100 1 3 Ooslin, if 5 1 0 0 Browns still have a 4; er. Home runs Lee, Henline, one-gam- e 2 out By Cooper, Bronkie, 3b.... 1 1 0 0 lead on 5YESTER Struck !n Walker, Stolen bases Barber, . 8 0 2 1 Brower, rf their nearest op- .v 1. Hits-- Off Toney. ? Shocker, p Smith, rf 0 0 0 ponents, with the High school and 6 In 8 3. Krug. Double plays Lee to flO 5 3 idli- 3b 2 2 3 1 1 St. Marys tied for off Causey, Fletcher to Lee; to Terry to Totals .27 4 6 27 11 0 Shanks, second, and pltcher-To- ney. Time Krug ss 6 2 3 3 2 0 the Tildillos ng 2; to Fletcher to Lee. Peckingp'gh, running p. strong DAYS Barber, Ring By innings: 5 0 0 fourth. Bases on balls Off Steu- V .000 000 100 1 Plcinich, c..., Ring, 5; Boston 6 114 Boston. July OOx 4 Johnson, p .... 1 3 0 The fact that the Midgets were Boston land, 2. Struck out By Ring, 2; St. Louis .000 400 13 to both games from 4. 8 Two-bas- e Col planning leave the Junior SUITS 5 to 4 and 2 to Osborne, Hits Off Osborne, Rummnrv! hit J. 47 league one run margins, 1 Totals 18 21 27 13 2 and that a nucleus of the was hit hard In the in seven Innings; Steuland, in one. lins. Home run Williams. Double Midget 1. Watson Slsr Cleveland , players want to reorganize and en- Couch held Boston to Losing pitcher Osborne. Time plays McManus, Gerber and AB. ter first game. 1:52. Bronkie and Sisler; Gerber, R. H. O. A. E. as a new team make quite a NATIONAL LEAGUE. the second game. ler; If 4 0 1 4 8k 0 seven hits in Second game; McManus and Jacobson. Bases on Jamleson, p. problem. All of the teams now in Clnolnnatl, Boston, 1. rind catches by Burns and Wambsganss, 2b 5 0 1 1 4 0 t. trou- Score: R.H.E. Off 3; Fullerton, 3. the; league will have played eight Brooklyn, 9; St. Louis, 2. saved Couch much balls Pennock, Speaker, cf . . . . 5 0 3 1 0 0 Paubert Philadelphia. 000 320 000 16 1 out By Pennock, 1; Shock- weeks, and two of them will have Chicago, 7; run In this 0005 Struck AVood, rf 5 0 0 2 0 0 ten Philadelphia, ble. Boston's single ... .110 201 000 18 0 1. Off Pennock, 6 In sit played weeks for the 8; New S. u.u Chicago 0027 er, Hits 4 2 0 4 4 1 if pennant Pittsburgh, York, game followed Rincn timer Batteries: Cheeves, Kauffmann none in two. bs.. ihey get It. For that reason and double In the eighth. First innings; Fullerton, Gardner, 3b. . . 4 3 3 1 2 0 since son's and O'Farrell; Weinert, Singleton Wild pitch Pennock. Losing there are only six games left AMERICAN LEAGUE. game, score: 1:54. McTnnis, lb. . , 4 1 3 10 0 0 on the Midget schedule 18-- 7; 8. and Henline. Pennock. Time which the Washington, Cleveland, pitcher O'Neill, c 2 0 1 1 01 nw team would have to New York, 6; 2. AB. R. H. PO. A. E L. e..: 2 3 0 0 take, the Chicago, 2. Sewell, following rule will be made- - A Detroit, 13; 2. 4 Brooklyn, 9; St. Louis, 2. New York, fl; Chicago, 0 0 1 0 Philadelphia, Burns, cf . .. 12 10 29. Wonderful Uhle, p 110 new team will be St. Louis, 4; Boston, 1. 1 11 0 Brooklyn, July 29. Brooklyn Chicago, July Mails, p 0 0 2 0 admitted to the Paubert, lb made fifteen Joe Bush and a home o'o league. This new team will If . 0 hits off four St. Louis pitching by xStephenson ;. . 1 0 0 0 6 0 out play ? Duncan, I and with two men 0 the Midget schedule. The COAST LEAGUE. . 1 0 pitchers today won the first run by Joe Dugan Edwards, 0 0 0 0 1 Harper, rf game of 9 2. enabled New York to win p.... pennant will be given, however, to Los Angeles, 3; Oakland. 2. 2b 2 5 the series, to Pfoffer on bases Shaute, 0 0 0 0 0 one 1-- 8. Fonseca, was 6 2, retain the of the four San Francisco, 2; Vernon, 1 2 knocked out of the box in the from Chicago, to and Evans, If"p...,l2 0 0 0 0 1 teams now in PInelli, 3b . third and Barfoot North hold on first A homer the league having the. Sacramento, 12; Salt Lake. 2. ss 1 1 innjng and its place. at highest 1; Caveney, 1 Dyer were also batted Bib Falk with a man on base Totals 40 6 14 27 4 the end of the sched- Seattle. Portland, ss 0 freely. by 13 ule. new team Kimmlch, 1 Grimes pitched ball al- was all that Bush from x Batted for In If this Vi,,i,i v,.. c . . . 2 steady prevented Jamleson a , WESTERN LEAGUE. Wlngo, though Flack the with a shut out. The break ninth. higher percentage, will . . . 2 2 0 opened gam8 registering they play St, 2; Oklahoma City, 2; Rixey, p o a home run. Tom Griffith also hit of came In the fourth in- n.o w.imrr ui me a three-gam- e Joseph, xRoush 1 0 the game By Innings: pennant .'(game called in seventh, darkness). for a homer In the third inning ning came when, with the bases Washington 112 304 502 IS series for another trophy to Denver, 2; Omaha, with two on bases. Mitchell missed a hair line Cleveland 010 200 012 6 Tntnl. 37 5 14 27 12 sprained filled, Chicago Wichita, 6; Tulsa, 7. an anKie sliding Into the nlate in decision on an attempted double Summary: Two-bas- e hits Gos- MoineS-Siou- x x Batted for Caveney in eighth Des City, postpon- the fifth and had to be carried off would have retired the lln, 2, Mcln-nl- s, Boston.' play which Johnson, Shanks, the field. Score: declared Jamio-so- n, ed; rain. AB. R. H. PO. A. E side. Umpire Morlarty Harris, Rice, Gardner, St. Louis. one run scorea. Three-bas- e 5 0 2 the man safe and Plcinich. hit SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Powell, cf A 13. R. IT. PO. A. E. with his cir- Goslin. Home run Set All Your If 3 Dugan then followed Judge, doub- . 2; Chrlstenbury, Flack, rf 3 1 1 o 0 to le Atlanta, Memphis, 1120 2 l cuit clout. That was enough play Harris (unassisted). New Orleans, 4; Chattanooga, 3. Nixon, rf 4 0 Stock, 3b 4 0 2 1 3 0 ad- Bases on balls 3 2 2 2 with the game but the Yankees Johnson, 1; Uhlt, 11; Nashville, 1. Boeckel, 8b.... Smith, If 3 0 0 2 0 2 1; Mails, 1; Birmingham, 4 1 3 12 ded two more by driving Courtney Edwards, 1; Shaute, 3; Little Rock, 6. Holke, lb 4 1 1 2 0 In 3. Hits Off 4 1 3 Mobjle, 0 2 Hornsby, 2b.... off the mound and one Edwards, in ss , . , 0 4 0 1 2 getting Sports Supplies Ford, Mueller, cf 0 0 the- - chalked the innings; off Uhle, 6 In 2 II 2b 0 3 1 fifth and they up (none NEW CHURCH BUILT. Kopf. ... Fournier, lb. ... 3 0 0 10 1, 0 . out in off 4 In 0 final when Babe Ruth smashed third); Shaute, N. M., July 29. The O'Neill, o .. Ainsmlth, 3 0 1' 0 1 3; off 2 In 2 las Vegas, 0130 c... one of Hodge's offerings into the Malls, (none church . 0 0 0 0120 0 o..t In 3 Cebolla Valley Presbyterian Watson, p North, p '0 ri(,ht field bleachers for his eight- third); Jamleson, in 2. at One Place building will be dedicated tomor- siGowcly .... 0 0 0 Dyer, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 season Hit by pitcher By Johnson . 0 0 0 eenth home run of the (L. row. Rev. Gabtno Kendori, Rev. zzBarbare Lavan, ss 2 0 0 3 1 0 Score: Sewell). Struck out Johnson, 1; Save A. . 2 your time and ener- Carlos Cordova aHd George Toporcer, ss, . . 0 0 0 New York. Mails, 1; Edwards, 1; Shaute, 1; 34 4 11 27 17 1 1 0 0 0113 0 I Fleming, fit Las Vegas, will give Totals Pfeffer, p AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Jamleson, 1. Passed ball O'Neill. gy by selecting all of z In ninth. 0 0 a 9. 0 Batted for Watson Barfoot, p 0 Cf 6 0 0 Losing pitcher Uhle. Time 2.15. H 1 0 0 b o 1 Witt, your sport3 supplies at McCurdy, c. ... 3b 4 1 3 0 3 0 Second game; xMann 0 o o 0 0 0 Dugan. .... Score: .Matson's. Here ...... Meusel, rf 3 0 1 3 you . will If 5 2 2 2 R. H. E. find assortments Totals 31 2 6 24 14 3 Ruth, 000 300 301 00 7 3 complete c . . . . . 3 0 0 5 Wash'gtn 10 x Ran for Ainsmlth In seventh. Schang, Clevel'd .002 200 102 01 8 8 1 of the things you need ripp, lb 4 0 2 11 Batteries: Brillheart. Brooklyn. 2 3 1" 2 3 Moeridire for most all 'W9 if AB. H. PO. A. E. Ward, b and Coveleskle. sports. R. ss 4 1 Plcinich; Bacbv 2b 4 1 1 6.-- 1 Scott, and O'Neill. Olson, 4 0120 0 Duxbak Myers, cf 5 2 2 1 0 0 Bush, p outing clothes T. Grlfflh, 6 2 2 1 0 0 will add much to rf... Totals 35 6 18 27 11 0 joy Wheat, If 5 2 3 2 0 0 motor Mitchell, 1 0 0 7 0 0 Chicago. your trips. lb.... AB. R. II. A. E. Schmandt, lb. . . 1 1 0 7 0 0 PO. .He . 5 0 0 5 1 0 High, 3b 3 1 2 0 S 0 .Tohnson, ss , , Rainbow, fishing tackle . 3 0 0 0 2 Ward, ss 3 0 3 2 4 0 Mulligan, 8b . 0 is 1 preferred by the fish- Miller, c 4 0 1 2 2 0 Collins, 2b. 0 1 3 1 ...43 1 2 Club ermen 0 0 0 who know. Grimes, p...... 4 0 1 0 1 0 Hooper, rf .... Strunk. cf....3 11 0 0 0 Totals 35 9 15 27 15 1 Falk, If 4 1 1 2 1 0 Kodaks, $2 to $70 By Sheely, lb .... 3 0 1 11 2 0 " innings: van . St. Louis 100 100.0002 Schalk, c 4 0 0 6 2 0 z" , Brooklyn 005 010 21x 9 Courtney, p . . . 1 0 0 0 4 0 'jr Summary: Two-bas- e hits Hodge, p 3 0 2 0 1 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Hornsby, Ainsmlth, T. Griffith, W. L. Pet. MATS0NC Three-bas- New York 57 42 Wheat. e hit Wheat. Totals ...... 33 2 7 27 16 ,2 ,576 I V. St. Louis 55 41 VI. 200 Central Home runs Flack, Griffith. Dou By innings: j. .573 Phone 19 J ble play Ward and Schmandt. New York 000 410 100 6 Chicago 51 46 .526 Detroit 61 47 Bases on balls Of( Barfoot 2; Chicago 020 000 0002 .520 Now Mexlco'i Fiction North, 1; Grimes, 3.- - Struck out Summary: Two-bas- hits Cleveland 60 ,50 .500 5A-- ' Headquarters CLOTEES By Barfoot, 1; Grimes, r. Hits Strunk, Dugan (2), Collins', Hodge. Washington 45 .474 fl two-thir- , 39 54 .419 Off Pfeffer. in two and d Hojpe runs Falk, Dugan, Ruth. Philadelphia nnings; Barfoot, 4 in three and Double plays Ward to Scott to Boston 39 57 .406 THAT one-hal- f; North, 2 In one-hal- f; Plpp; Baiies on balls Off Court- Dyer, 3 In one and two-third- s. Los- ney,' 2: tirish, 4; Hodge, 1. Struck s ing pitcher Pfeffer. Time 1:60. out By Courtney, 2; Bush, , 4; Hodge, 1. Hits Off Courtney, 9 ' in 4 8; Hodge44 in 4 -- ' Losing PIT'--- CSociyylUrand pitcher Courtney. 'ime 1:50. ODAYS Detroit, 13; Philadelphia. 2. . Gat 29. De e Detroit, Detroit hit Luxe ' a July and hard Fit is the all -" ' Hasty Ogden today and important thing- defeated Philadelphia, 13 to 2. "ALWAYS THE BEST" .whether it be a suit, shoes, hajt- - or ' GAMES any $1.00 Special Table d'Hote Dinner Sundays and other article ' of man's , Holidays 11:30 till 8:30 $1.00, " wearing GRAYS GET PAIR . NATIONAL LEAGUE. apparel. , ' Plttsburgh--at New York. 'O RELISHES Cool Suits St. Louis at Brooklyn. ' Hearts bt Celery i Sliced .Tomatoes Our combindwitli a re- Dressy Sliced Cucumbers '., . reputation AMERICAN LEAGUE. 'OF HOMERS AND Stuffed Olives Sweet Mixed Pickles liable force of salesmen is a double for All Occasions Washington at Cleveland. COCKTAIL Philadelphia at Detroit. , ' of satisfaction to tlie New York at Chicago. Crabmeat Cocktail . guarantee ' Cream of Chicken Rice Puree of Tomato" ' H' Boston at St. Louis. DEFEAT wearer. - : E have the kind of summer suits that seem BAYARD : ;, TT CHOICE OF MEATS ' i - , nto e timea a e coun-- t W 'g g00 Stuffed Spring Chicken - Roast Young Hen Kuppenheimer Wd Stein-Bloc- K cool for and M'ORAW - Saiice Dressing try club; enough dancing JOHN rariCIA,- DIIHfCH TO MOHNIN9 J6UNL1 Cranberry V " I Fort N. 29. Apple Sauce GlotHes, Stetson 'sports; tailored well enough, and smart enough Bayard, M., July v Knox; and Mallory j - . The XI rayb took the second game ' 'for business. VEGETABLES., Walk-Ov- er shoes,-holeproo- f , M of the series from Fort Bayard to- In ' hats, and Stetson . New Potatoes Cream - Early June Peas a 8 to 3. cost- - 4,.-- day by scoreof Two Stewed Tomatoes . In a fine array of new summer weaves, or your ly errors In the sixth on s hose 111 urn . Inning the ' for menVomen and t v, Club SALAD : ' favorite pattern in a summer weight. Big sizes Iv. a 'FL: 1 part of the Grays prevented Rob- ' ' mall sizes all erto froift shutting out Fort Bay- Head Lettuce Thousand Island Dressing: children. . sizes, very reasonably priced. ard. The feature of the game was a home run Polo DESSERTS ', by Chavez in the Vanilla Ice Cream Short Cake Advance eighth Inning with one man on or Peach Fall Display Now Showing' base. 4le hit the ball over v DRINKS ' ' MHfliDtN &KE1EHER. the field fence. Salazar fol- ' ' f NATIONAL LEAGUE. right Coffee . Tea Milk Buttermilk. Mmm W. L. lowed Immediately with an anoth- West New York 58 '86 er home run over the center field 218 Central Phone 335 St. Loula 68 41 fence. Coryell was taken out of Also Special and A La Carte Service E. L. Chicago 52 46 the box in this Inning. Washburn Company Cincinnati 62 47 Score: , R. E. n. t Qnr Special and A La Carte Service has no Equal Brooklyn 46 Grays 103 000 130 8 14 2 On and Music ,...i..46' 4 Satnrday Cumin? Evenings Special by tho Exclusive Clothiers. 46 7 FoVt 000 003 000 3 8 8 Albuqueraue's - - Pittsburgh Bayard DK LUX R ORCHESTRA V ' w- 1. , ' . . . , ... ,j. ' Philadelphia 35 56, Batteries: Roberto and Chavez; j, Always at Xout Service Tho Old Reliable "Ud Luxo Cafo" BOStOtt . ....,32 61

v'.S-- t s - 'July SO, 1923r ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL: ' Page Five. g- - y-- - J. C. KiRCHER LEAVES DEMOCRATIC WOMEN OF cause of lack of hotel accommoda- tions Santa Fe will not be a e FOR BRAZIL TO TAKE COUNTY TO ENTERTAIN PART IN FAIR CONVENTION Ttadium-hearin- g aga-zm- JWORLD VISITORS minerals ha o been in Woman's M ' found Madagascar. Daily Page J. C. Klrcher of the district for- Women ot Albuquerque and est office, left yesterday for Wash- Bernalillo county who are. mem- NEW YORK WOMAN MESILLA VALLEY IS ington and will sail August 5 to bers of the democratic party held I GETS LEAGUE JOB STATE ST SECURING NUMBER OF liio do Janeiro, Brazil, where In a meeting last night in the Cham- FOUR FEET mm will have charge of the display of ber of Commerce. I'lans were DAHCine LOANS FEDERAL FARM the United States department of a to bo FACIIIFillC at the world's fair made for reception given BI JANE I'liELPS. r agriculture tho democratic women of New In discussing tho many advant- which' starts September 1. Mr. TOATTENDMEE Kircher will be gone about six Mexico the democratic f I ages which would result from the during months. state to bo A DAY BADI.Y HEGVN EXOS did you let thOFo two get to reclamation of tho middle Ilio convention, held here - Being in charge of the bureau of the of Com- IE HAPPILY. fighting over you?"- Fagin spoko r Grande V. S. Donnell who of tho district forest serv- latter part August. ita valley, publicity mittees will be named to Jt brusquely. SOON Mr. have this W kT DENVER has a ice for some time, Kircher has CHAPTER 36. Suddenly the 'scene of the night recently completed listing affair In The women also 7 ot the lands which would had a large experience with siteh charge. ALLEN BR.UCH "Now, Ma, I'll read his lettw," before visualized itself in her valley exhibits. While he is out of the will organize to work for their in- lie re- Gertie said when, dressed, she mind, what the man who had effected by the proposed 1 party's success in the Do wo write Insurance) for of New country G. ., Conk will have coming went into the kitchen. She read: sulted her had paid and without 1; Several members the clamation's project, pointed out of the local district forest state election. Judge Hiehard H. women? How Is this for a was accom- charge "My Dear Gertie: pausing she replied: V .Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers' that it the project service publicity offucc. Ilanna of Albuquerque made an perfect combination of sav- "I was pleased to get your note "I couldn't help what they did association will attend the mid-ye- plished land owners in the valley address on "Woman's Duty in ings and protection for the and very sorry you did not tret Mr. Fagin, but I want to thank of tho American National wnultl be able to receive loans average young lady who earns I I was meeting from the federal loan bunks. A LB E RT"KAl5NiuY S her own my first letter. rather thought you for saying good. That Stock Growers' association which farm living? you had forgotten me, or had man said told him I was--r Agents from the farm loan A $2,000 twenty-yea- r en- you 25 NEW MODEL CHEVROLET been too busy to write.' It's fine and I am, Mr. Fagin! And I am will be held in Denver August banks visited tho middle Klo REPUBLICAN STATE dowment policy provides for" that you are studying so hard. It going to keep good. I've got tor' and 20. it was announced at the Grande valley a few years ago the systematic saving of a will we a and at time decided not to Albert Kahn'ls not to be outdone CENTRAL COMMITTEE surely repay you get the passion in her voice startled office of tho state association , yes- that fixed amount each year to tho ., of loan more on tho val- by his brother. Siegfried Kalin. , great deal of pleasure out him. He was taken aback by her terday. New Mexico Is well rep- any money MEETS ON AUGUST 5 definite end that sho may knowing things. I'm not much of thanks, her outburst so un- ley ranches. when it comes to owning an auto- at the endowment re- by resented amongithe officials of the so can an auto period a hand at letter writing, hu I expected to him. national A few days ago the federal land mobile, he enjoy ceive the benefit of her sav- organization. an- ride with himself or some one else, (SpKclnl rorn sii,1ri(l,.nrc to Th .limrnnl ) shall see you soon, so you'll ex- "I'm so he said ,you wasn't 0. M. O'Uonel, of Bell is bunk at Wichita, Kansas, ings. cuse 'ranch, of if he desires a companion; hence Santa l'e. .Inly 2!. Call for a me, won't you? In about a good did he?" first vice president of the organi- nounced the approval farm of $(iO Per month Accident and month to in York awful loans $203,000 on he is the latest Albuquerque citizen meeting the republican state I havo be New "Yes and other things zation, aml the following ''.members amounting lp to- Health benefits Issued in on in to purchase a Chevrolet sedan, the central committer was, Issued business and shall look you up made fun of me said I belonged of tho New Mexico association are farm lands llieMesllla valley. O. connection with tho endow as soon A number loans are local distributors for this machine day by U Phillips, chairman, as I arrive. I hope the to that other. Then ho hit him on the national executive board; large of'other and J. D. The ment protects her against weather will be fine so we can and that man raised the beiitf: acted upon. being the. Cooper Motor company. Sena, secretary. the loss then Victor Culberson, Silver City; H. U Mr. Kahn has been lessons meeting Will be held in Santa Fe of her earning pow- take those drives all over chair and I screamed. But I A. With t lie reclamation taking er which Is as- again Hodge, Silver City: J. Uisk, project in tho art of driving, and can now on Saturday n.ornlng, August 5. her grea'test we'll go anyway, even If It rains. thank you for telling him I was T. E. Albert; complete, local ranchers will be well of set and at the same time Carlsbad; Mitchell, Jle-sil- his Chevrolet as when time and place holding the '"Remember me to mother even if he didn't believe in the same as the la manipulate In " your good W. R. Morlcy, Magdalena, and B. position state convention will be decided. protects her SAVINGS the and others," in as an oldtlmer. Weather permit- the it." C. Mobsman, Koswell. valley farmers securing be. with a few friends, will go On account of tho lack of hotel ac- endowment. and of ting Is "Sincerely your friend, "Well, hurry get dressed, ' A large number ot Important government aid in the form out In the Sandia mountains today, commodations In Santa l'e, the Sho playing safe. "TOM NORHIS." It's late. And don't have land loans. con- Wo have a for getting j stock iiupstions will be disci.'sed nt leaving the city eafly this morning. prevailing belief Is that the policy every "That's a real nice letter," Mrs. any more rows remember no the mid-ye- among them who made the sale, vention ds sure to go to Albuquer- need. Don't yon think' the more in Fa- meeting, Hugh Cooper, Cummings remarked, "real nice, trouble my place." the pending tariff Iepislatlon; live- Amusements cost Americans says Chevrolet and SUudebaker cars que. The convention might go to above fits the hill pretty and not bit stuck was 3 a up." gin spoke sternly, but there stock loans and freight rates. 21 per cent of all moneys. are easy sellers these days. Albuquerque In any event, but be well? "There's nothing stuck up about a good natured twinkle in his" Tom. I guess real nice folks eye. Gertie by her innocent thanks don't get stuck up even when for his good opinion of her had they are rich and educated." won another chance, j But even her happiness over her letter, even the thought that (To Be Continued.) Tom was coming, that she was to Dr. Josephine Baker. ' see him again, could not make Dr. Josephine Baker .of New Gertie forget what might be in MOST PERFECT is woman in the! store York, the first Semi-Annu- for them. , And now was BUT NOT world to be recognized by al the added Tom FORM, thj Our thought that of nations In a Sale league profession- of might not see them In a better IN DIVING ONLY al capacity, She haf been made place, a place where she would a member of tho Important be proud to have him see them. 1 health committee. A 0 keen twinge of disappoint ment ran through her. Almost PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE unconsciously she had cherished the thought that Tom would come TO HOLD CONFERENCES again and find them living a bit different better. How proud she FOR MOTHERS OF CITY would have been to show him the flat, to let him see they liked to Arrangements are about com- live well, that only extreme pov- plete to hold a scries of general erty had prevented. Girl-lik- e conferences for mothers, starting Six' carnn another thought: August 9, for a period ot three "If I had kept my job I could days. Through the kindness of have a new dress and hat when the Young Woman's Christian as- he came. I could perhaps have a sociation theso conferences will ea.pe too, so when we went Into be held in their rooms at 124 Big Lot of the wouldn't street. This build- Bargains country I be cold." North Second Once he had wrapped her In his ing is admirably situated, being L coat, telling her she should al- centrally located and convenient ways carry a warm wrap when to all car lines. she motored. The city will he divided into Why would such thoughts come if. Have King Ferdinand and (HI Q to worry her? asido for each district. Mothers,! QK'' .QK Mrs. anx- to babies to $9 Cummings fluttered who wish bring their OK. iously over her, fearing Bhe were these conferences arc requested to telephone No. 2G3 and a card will and brown "Let Tim go and tell them you be mailed stating day nnd time Black kid three strap White reignskin one strap pumps can't dance tonight, dearie. You to attend. Tho conferences will pumps with military heels. Reg- with turned soles and French look down sick." be conducted by the public health values in sale at "Yes, let me!" Tim spoke eag- nurse. ular $4.00 $2.95 heels. Regular $6.50 values in erly, anxious to see the place Black and brown kid one strap Black kid two button, one strap the sale at $3.95 where Gertie danced. Stands are not provided for with low heels and turn- "No, I'm not Le pumps with low rubber heels. pumps sick just tired. I spectators at Cailar, France, soles. values White linen one buckle must go. I might lose my Job bull fights, and the ring is made Regular $3.00 values ed Regular $4.50 strap if I didn't," Gertie think- by the wall of humanity, which in sale at with heels turn- replied in the sale at. . . the $2.95 pumps flat and ing It already lost. is often broken by the infuriated $1.95 Black kid blucher oxfords with ed soles in the sale at "Come right home, 111 sit up animals. ...$3.95 for you and make a cup of tea," low rubber heels and turned Mrs. Cummings said. Tea with soles. in White nile cloth two 7 Regular $4.50 values strap her was a panacea for most ills. soles "All right. Ma." the sale at .$2.95 pumps with welt and low 5! val-e- , Plain white kid pumps with rubber heels. Regular $5.00 d Gertie went directly to office. All Fagln's turned soles and military heels. soles, regular $6.50 values, in the way to the caTe Plain black kid with she had gone over and over what SKIN pumps Regular $6.00 values in the sale this sale at $3.95 had happened, had tried to think WHITEN THE French covered heels. Regular at $2.95 what she should say to Fagin. values in .( Black kid two pumps with But what was the use until she $6.50 White canvas two strap pumps strap knew what he was to lem- the sale at . . . . soles and turned soles and low rubber to going say Squeeze the Juice of two $1.95 with turned military her? She could formulate no ons into a bottle containing three heels. values in heels. Regular $5.00 in the sale mode of action In advance. ounces of which Regular $5.00 She was Orchard White, at $3.95 very pale when she any drug store will supply for a the sale at $2.95 stepped into his office. Still In few cents, shake well, and you her street dress and little sailor have a quarter pint , of harmless hat, she looked very young, very and delightful lemon bleach. childish) as she waited for him Massage this sweetly fragrant lo- to speak. r-- 4.ni tion Into the face, neck, arms and "You know we can't have any hands each day, then shortly note rows here, don't-yo- u? The police the beauty and whiteness of your watch us like cats. Thf are skin. sure to say we are some Famous stage beauties use this law If breaking there's any trouble, wljy lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-whi- te com- as sun- Black suede, two button, one Patent$4.95leather two $6 and $8.50 white oxfords plexion, also a freckle, strap strap Egyptian sport burn, and tan lleach because It with turned soles and Junior trimmed in white buck and doesn't pumps sandals with flat soles. Sell regular patent Irritate. heels. leather. With or without rubber Regular $9.00 for and are in values in the sale at. $4.95 ly $6.50 heels in the G A APf in the sale at $4.95 sale at tD'lWtl Martrie Whittinjrton. Two button patent leather pumps, Marjie Whittington, Follies White kid two with Gray Elk sport oxfords trimmed girl, leads all the girls in the one strap style with French heels strap pumps with brown calf, Choice of or United States when it comes to and turned soles. $8.50 white soles and heels. tips having the perfect form. At least KODAK Regular ivory Regular plain toes. Neolin soles with leather Is Zieg-fel- values in the that the decision of Flo $8.50 values in the and $7.50 and Fokinf the ballet mas- sale at welting. Regular $6.50 ter. She is a Cincinnati girl. $4.95 sale at $4.95 values in the For a rest come to sale at $4.95 complete OFF FOR THE EAST One pumps with leather Miramontes-on-the-mes- a. Its strap patent and havo White cloth ox Black and brown kid ox- - much cooler than in town, TO PURCHASE GOODS vamp gray quarters. They Egyptian military military t covered heels and soles fords with white soles and fords with welt soles. $10 all the rooms have Last night Myer Osoff. nronrietor military welt ivory Regular large, of values hetls. values in the semi- and the cook- the National Garment company, Regular $7.50 Regular $8.00 airy porches left for the east on the Santa Fe in the sale at values in the sale at annual sale at ing there will revive the limited passenger train. He will (r $4.95 $4.95 to N. where tp4:U most Spe- first go Atlantic City, J., BSEH jaded appetite. he will recreate for a few days, cial summer rates, $60 after which he will meet the com- month. pany's eastern buyer and then enter' $65 per Phone the wholesale districts of New York 2400-J--l. lill!l!L city. , He intends to have on dis- play at his local house for the fall MHlMOKTE ON THE and winter trade one ot the finest J KLM and best stocks of to be a A PlACb TO RWT goods $6.9One ' $9.00 and $10.00 black patent leather 'and brown and For Your strp $12.00, $13.50 $15.00 black, white, and brown with choice of one-stra- p with turned Summer Vacation patent leather Pumps bronze kid, pumps CQ ORl kid oxfords with medium French or baby Louis ,$8.95,soles. In the Semi-Annu- al sale at vOttl heels and turned soles. heels in the semi-annu- al Delmonico Cafe The Kodak. Regular $10.00 values in Black beaded kid and satin one strap Pumps with turn sale at $6.95 the Semi-Annu- al sale ed soles. Regular $10.00 and $11.50 values dQ ftp? will bring back at .$6.95 in the Semi-Annu- al sale at Courteous waiters, prompt service, All the fun you've had Brown satin, one-stra- p yovj ' One-stra- p Silver Pumps that sell large variety of tasty dishes. friends . with covered box Brown kid, one regularly All the you've Pumps strap Semi-Annu- SERVICE - for In the al sale Only the best of foodstuffs are made heels and turned soles Pumps with the new $12.50. at... ..$8.95 good enough for our patrons and Your vacation told Spanish heels and turned two-stra- p QUALITY story sell regularly at $9.00. Black satin Pumps, trimmed with patent our chef is a true food artist. in split seconds, with a soles. Regular $10.00 val- sell semi-annu- al - leather. They regularly at. $15.00. Dishes are washed dn " In the sale ues in the- Semi-Annu- al thoroughly Kodak. In the Semi-Annu- al sale at ..$8.95 boiling water. Our kitcher is spot- Autographic Kodaks at $6.95 sale at $6.95 lessly clean and we invite you to $6.50 up v White kid Oxfords with white ivory soles and heels. visit it at any time. Brownie Cameras They sell regularly for $14.00. $2.50 up In the Semi-Annu- al sale at $8.95 FRESH FILM desire to eat in a restaurant where food is & T. Cousin's Modease Oxfords with 'If you on hand J. white canvas . as and a3 carefully as it is always heels. The prepared particularly Let Us Do Your welted soles, flexible shanks and military i at home, your choice will undoubtedly be the regular price -- is $10.00. flQ ftp! Delmonico. ; KODAK FINISHING In the Semi-Annu- al sale at .0OVO White kid one-buck- le Pumps in flapper style with cut SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER ; Strong's Book out vamp and strap. The regular price is (PD $10.00. In the Semi-Annu- al sale at . ..tJ50ttl Syncopators Orchestra will play from 6 to 8 P. M Store. It's Ten Degrees Cooler in "Your Money Back If Rosenwald's. , 311 West Central Aye. You Want If . , 'fi.fi? -sa t t 4 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 'July SO, 192& AMERICAN ACCEPTS RIO GRANDE PARK WATER II RIVER OBENGHA N JURY DEPUTY SHERIFF DARING RACE DEFT MY GOD! PLAN TO BE POSHED; II , CITY T0.ACQUIRE LAND I! Speedy completion of the task of TELLS COURT IT 3 NEGROES SH0TTRE10NG the river Garden and acquiring property along m Grande for the Rio park project Is being urged by City Manager B. li The decided to II. Calkins. city has DEADLOCKED DEATH resort to condemnation proceed- lira1 FOR IRRIGATION IS SHDTTO i Lawn ,os INEMS ings in cases where tho owners will 'I not deed the land to tho city. Tha 50 ft. lengths ....$6.50 29. A estimated cost of acquirlfrg tho Los 29. The Folansbee, W. Va., July 25 ft. ; $3.50 But Few Ditches Are Able Angeles, Calif., July Gun Battle Occurs in a shot halted a red hot base- necessary lands along the river from lengths jury deliberating in the second trial pistol larclas to Old Town is about $6,000. Reel Hose, foot . 16c ' - Ouendiain re- Room at ball game here today between - any length, per ..... ,y. Water for Agri- of Mrs, Madalyiine Pool Macon, and lose Practically none of the land is val- b jo Carry to Judge John W. Sjienk Folansbee, and Weirton, uable ported Houses to four thousand people temporari- for anything other than park Two w cultural Purposes; Crops late today that it was hopelessly Ga., Business purposes, for which it is Ideal. The (Guaranteed Years) deadlocked anil asked to be ex- - ly forgot the diamond struggle , Closed to Prevent Riot. J. 21 city manager and city commission Boston 1: Are Suffering. used. The Judge refused the re when John Kallapka, years believe the creation of a niouR Spray Nozzles, each 75c to old, fell dead with a bullet in his park quest and Instructed tna N Increase the la so jury (By The Associated Treat.) . the river front will Thompson Sprinklers 50c to $2.00 each IVAVater in the Rio G ramie reach a verdict if possible. They 29. heart. lands. Macon, (ia July Deputy I.ouisv 45, In hand, value of the abutting Jotv that irrigation is being serious- returned to tho jury room to resume Sheriff Walter was shot and Olivero, pistol deliberations. Byrd walked 13 feet to his victim thtn curtailed and,orops In the middle killed and three negroes MINE-LABO- ly A few minutes the sent instantly turned and shouted: Hy God! ILLINOIS are Buffering heavily, ac- later Jury were shot here tonight in the down valley word to Judge Shenk not to go I've shot the wrong, man." BY UNION to Agent Lee Rey- town district surrounded a CONTROLLED cording County home and those waiting in the The casualties occurred after Olivero, by crowd, nolds, who nas Just, completed aj court room expressed the opinion and and sat on a knoll and waited until the MINERS, IS ALLEGED! , Korbcr in Bernalillo Deputies Byrd Ralley arrested" him. &'Cq. survey of the situation that a verdict had been reached. the a negro, entered a chief of police . Jakes, latter At station the pris- county. Another note from the jury from room. became the police (By The Ansorlnted Prrii.) -- conditions are st negro pool 'Firing to kill Sam- Albuquerque's Big Hardware Store .'Present river later told Judge Shenk to disregard when a negro was said to oner said he intended Chicago, July 2D. Union min- unbearable for the valley the and he left for home. general iA ' if a uel Basil, brother-in-la- of Kal- ers in Illinois have an absolute remark- request, have shot Byrd in the back and f Across from farmer," the.county agent The eaHe was given to tho Jury was over was dying U t lapka. They had quarreled a few monopoly of mine labor, so "that Just City Hall "Two months ago when it Byrd r re- ed yesterday late yesterday and various gupsses and three negroes were dead. To days Rgo. Kallapka closely the BoveVior, even under martial l when flood waters came down, court house have been f V.'illiam Washburn sembled teasll. i the around the prevent a possible race riot police Nutting, law cannot legally operate shaft the property owners in the farming made as to how tire balloting stands. business in mines In the state, Dr. F. C. were wor- began closing places William Washburn of " Hections near the river The latest court room rumcr is are Nutting VniTE-B,RRET- T BOUT. of Illinois and that block, most of which New York has Honold, secretary the m ried and feared heavy damages that the jury is divided seven to taken up the gaunt New YorK, 23 Coal association, de- costs. con operated by negroes. thrown down the Duke July Charley Operators' river bank repair five, the majority being for The negro who was said to have let by ot White, Chicago lightweight and clared today in reply to a letter "Fortunately, the water weni viction. was cornered near the Lemster, the British "daredevil Barrett of Rockford Chamber of California Hotels, Schools, Health and much damage, shot Byrd Bobby Philadelphia,' (mm the flown without doing Hvpr and a or tne sneruis dep nobleman," to "race across the At have been matched for a Commerge, which urged that the but now it has gone so low that it A handed Ir- SPANISH-AMERICAN- were rushed to the scene. lantic single in a ketch." decision- contest In New declare martial law and is to S uties governor - almost impossible properly was The is a forty-fiv-e foot York velodrome 7, Tex mines the forces Summer Resorts Some of the irrigation big crowd also gathering. Typhoon August operate the with, rigate. FORM COUNCIL OF THE ketch in which crossed Rickaru announced f ditcheS do not draw a bit of water Nutting the today. at his disposal. are a small SAN Atlantic in 1920 and similar to the Rend the Announcements of California's Famous HoCcls. "Schools, and others getting only SECURITY BENEFIT PRESBYTERIAN , boat which he amount." expects toxionstruct llciiltli, Bcaoli aiul Mountain Kcsorts and Solve "That Outhur I'rob-lorn- " of Barerfts IMPROVES SURGICAL for the ensuing race. Information The lower part the A Spanish-America- n council of Literature and Full by Writing Direct, or at Freo no water for six Office of ditch has had the Security Benefit association, FLOOR WITH X.RAY Information Bureau ut the Mqrnltig Journal. weeks and although much has been water formerly the Knights and Ladies of done at the intake, but little has been In Al- of Security, instituted A new y machine is $8 available from the upper part in being' End of Month Sale The sani-toriu- condition buquerque. membership Installed at the Presbyterian YODTH IS SHOT th,e HOTEL MOTOR INN Hie ditch. This prevails cludes many of the leading - u FOR AUTOMOBILE the county. Spanish- with full equipment and THE throughout American citizens. The institution The machine which AT TOURIST and TRAVELER , "All crops are suffering greatly on laboratory. Pr s&rac, fie (rnmmnlty kltrhra M dltw occurred Wednesday eveninn. 1113 lack Of water," tho has been ordered is one of the rcKiin complotoly equlpowi via newly from irrigation, following which the council organ- to Ilot ftnrt watef In ewh room. c unless models. It is ounty agent reports. "And ized finest Improved J.1.M without bull. 'jl'Wlih tatn. No r in- with the election, and Installa- KS installed in one of the rooms it rains soon to put more water tion of the officials. I'U'reo fur lira nnreoiu. 210 Wliliiler Blfd.. "the but irrigation following In the center of the surgical floor.. rormsrly Htflplieit'on Am., 1m Angilee. Eut an to river, little Antonio AT Tib HI. Phono 019. Arthur Garcia, president; An additional roonf . or pa- SRMTS lioyli work can be done during August Chavez, vice president; Inez L. m The tients 1s being furnished in the nnrt tbn rrnn losses will be large." Becond vice Barney Shop out that Romero, president; surgical building to take the place The county agent pointed X-r- Croft Sanitarium which Jesus Rodriguez, prelate; Frank E. of the one taken for the of Thorny this was one of the conditions J. G. Body Jesus Barela, Aged, An Ideal In th foothills " reclamation Salazar, secretary; Sanchez; and a sun room is be- place ntai makes the proposed financier; Apolonita Tadllla, con- laboratory Found With Our Special End of the Month Hosiery Sale: Anneles. Beautifully rltuatud a: i nf mirh ereat importance as ing built on the .south side fit tin 21, Bullet; orange trees and floweVs, Individual t ductor; Pablo Maesse, guard; Joso surtric.il for convalescent or (hi erection of the two Storage Rebecca E. San building Hole in to! This isNour introduction Sale." All taife. wltlr Bleeping porches tion. in in the project Apodaea, sentinc); Chest; No,Clue Hosiery main bulldinsr. Elderly people and ilams contemplated chez, musician. The ceremonies ol (patients. Nurse's rare. Good would so govern the water of the preferred. would be the institution were conducted by Slayer. pure Silk Hose in all of the newest colorings table. Twenty minutes from business th firnnrtn that dentv H. C. of who Is "THE MEN'S TOGGERY'-- ' and Fhopplnt; section of city. Address1 seasons Wolfsen, Phoenix, TO MOWNIN available during all for New Mexico !ffCIl Ol'ATnM JOURNAL) Black THORNY C'KOFT Sanitarium. Windsor district manager READY FOR BUSINESS 29. Jesus "for Summer: Nude, Polo, Grey, Sand, P.ond nnd street. OlenflaW Irrigate the land. and Arizona. Mr. Sanchez, the (Irants. X. M., July Adams Ca11; reclamation ' an TIreinor the proposed has been connected with In the bus- Barela, aged 21,' was killed by White. a different angle, president, The latest acquisition miles cast of Grants and "WOOLMAK HALL project from tho work of the order for eleven iness of Albuquerque is "The Men's assassin eight Professor C. E, Craig, soil specialist todnv. Tho body was found with been years. The council will be called Toggery," 411 West Central avenue, (from the state college, who has council No. 3639. Kass a bullet hole through the chest, 1! For ten youns ctuldren. Superior few day looking Billings with the Brothers proprietors. care and Individual In- Jiere for the past Blby council No. 3360 held a This little store, Well filled near the public highway. Sheriff Our $2.25 Hose. at $1.95 EUROPEAN PLAN training. 5nto soil conditions, predicted yes- pretty J. F. Tondre of Valencia county Special ' struction. Open oil lha year. meeting at whjeh District Manager with goods desired by men and n that unless something is local officers are endeavoring Rate Per Single. Double. location. 381 K. Washlnir-"- terday condition Wolfsen was present. He renewed boys, opened for business yester- and Our $2.95 Hose. at $2.19 Uajl done to relieve the seep many friendships, as It was he who and the first day's to flrTd the trail of the slayer. Je Special 100 Room! II. CO $3.00 PASAOKNA. CAT'FOnv" It any of the day, receipts son TClisoJ of the valley, few, organized the council several years we're indeed very pleasing to the sus Barela was the of 100 Ftnomi 2.00 S. 00 a few t.BO-S.B- 00-- nrchards will be living years William F. Walker was in If moves ?no nnnmi. toilet.. 8. 00 The San Diego Army and ago. Proprietors. everything 60-- 3.00-7.0- Srom now. The reclamation project stalled as president, and Mary M. as as it did yester- He was knoVn as one ot the besf Our end of the month sale on hats. 400 noomn. bth... t. 00 0 would relieve this condition. along smoothly big Special Brvant as prelate. The council nas day, the future success of "The voung men of the neighborhood. TWENTY COBNEB SUITES. Navy Academy's 1901 Was Driest. maintained a place on the Men's is assured. No motive is given for the killing. There will be one lot of hats at $1.00 each SUMMCK SESSION The Rio Grande is low. accor- always Toggery" to 00 Annual Summer Session will beeln July 1 honor roll at Topeka, thanks to the fin'. ,.5.00 comMna-- . ding to oldtlmers who have observ- of Double 10 " and end Spptemlvr 1. A happy work of the officers. consisting banded sailors and trimmed hats. Hon of work and piay with ae bath- ed the river for years. However, covera - been lower than It is now All ing and land apnrta. 1151 prac- jt has Our big lot of Trimmed Hats in smart snappy Free Auto Busses Meet ttrnllv everv espense. Write during several preceding years, SMAULDING TO PITCH CAPTAIN THOMAS A. DAVIS, Prea. notably in September. 1904. when Values can't afford to miss at Trams. Pacltle liMicb, CalltornJa. the channel waa dry enough toper-'mt- t FOR DE M0LAYS IN styles. you of walking across it at Barelas. $3.95. 'With scarcely any .warning, that GAME WITH T. STARS year, the river leaped into the j). Jilghest flood stage in its history, Batteries for today's game be- CUMNOCK SCHOOL over night. tween the De Molays and the Old This sale will last 3: Periods of low water usually arc Town Stars, at Fourteenth street just three day th fall, when the irrigation and Gold avenue, have been an- season is drawing to a close. The nounced as follows: De Molays. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Lu-ee- seldom been as dry at and Stars. Expressidn 7 river has Smaulding Brangle; fcOl'TH VERMONT AVP1. this season of the year as it is now. and Guevera. Smaulding will 200 i with as an LOS CALIFORNIA An example of the rapidity be remembered unusually 91 3-- 309 ANGELES, which water supply is lowered and athlete. lie has Phone West Central October 3rd. Credit; ymall Croups. One the state- good pitcher Fall term oppns University Ty Irrigation is shown by the played both with and against tne private lesson per week Included in regular tuition. ment ofnn engineer yesterday that Grays. Lucero and Guevera are ISmch. m Courses Include the following: river is 250 feet have done fine mi Voice Short nt Bernalillo the a star battery and Literary Interpretation, Story Tolling. and Diction, Story three feet deep, while at work with the Stars this season. Art and Art In wide and owners Writing, Public Hpenklns, Literary Appreciation, 'Alameda some of the ditch The public is invited to attend the Studio, Aesthetic Dancing, Philosophy of fJestnre, Pantomime, Dram- difficulty in. getting game with the assurance of seeing doin&f to. British Poets, tire having channel has atic Art, Drowning, Drama, Shakespeare, water because the some fine baseball. A An accredited high school and junior school in connection, .write for narrowed and shifted. A good o . and edited Cummock Rtudimts. would turn back catalogue magazine by drainage system REPUBLICAN FORCES HELEN A. BROOKS, A. M., DIRECTOR into the river a large portion of the is out by irriga- water that taken HOLD SOUTH IRELAND v ACADEMY state. August School LOS ANOELES MILITARY tion, engineers Girls' Collegiate f.oa AngHn, Calif. lj. Thirty-fir- st 28th. on Xew York, July 29. The Irish year begins Sept. Dellphtfully situated Huntington FOUR ARRESTS MADE republican forces are still holding Accredited. Offers General Col- Drlva, near Paaartena, J7th y.ar. Slur the south of Ireland solidly, the lege Preparatory. Special courses denta admitted at an; lima. Hlgheat AT POOL EMPORIUM of and Limerick 2 years work, voca- atandards In Scholarahlp, Military rapture Waterford Training and General Cultura. 8S acr.a. CHARGE by the free state troops not having tional, cultural. Beautiful Spanish Ideal Summer ON GAMBLING Out-do- Completa enulpment. affected the strength ot the de VALVE'IN-HEA- D 1 buildings. life a reality. Training at Mountain and Beach Campa fensive it is declared In a Miss Parsons and Miss Dcnncn, If deaireoV- - of the lines, fjU Tutoring- Charged with violation message from republican head- Principals. PUnne 81411. laws, J. A. Ring-lin- g, quarters in Cork, sent on July 28 Adams Street, Los Angeles, Calif. RICHARD K BAII.EV, Trealdent. proprietor of the Singer to the editor of the Irish World polo hall; II. F. Miller, Bruce here. The message, signed by an Spassas. 'and Earl Johnson, were Ca. Tuama (John Toomey), chair- Arrested early yesterday morning man of the press committee of the r by Officer P.raden, a plain clothes republican headquarters, was sent Sm1lceman. The men will have a by direction of Lian Lynch, re- preliminary hearing Tuesday be publican chief of staff. ore Police Judge George Roddy. Ringling is charged with allow CAMPAIGN IN ina aambllng in his place. Ear BITTER .Iohnson,xan employe of the place. MISSOURI IS CLOSED Is charged with allowing gambling MOTOR CARS in a place in which he Is em- fmjpr were St. Louts, Mo. July 29 (by the J ployed. Miller and Spassas Associated The two lead- pool for Press). arrested for playing ing democratic candidates, United money. States Senator James A. Reed and 0 PI The men furnished $100 bond assistant was off Breckenridge Long, thrd ?ach. The hearing put secretary ot state during the Wil tintil Tuesday at their request, ac- son administration, brougnt to a cording to the police. The police close tonight what 1 considered last week investigated another by politicians to be the bitterest case in which it was alleged that for the senatorial nomi- In a campaign was befng played nation in Missouri In many VVI i jioker waged Aowntotvn place, but could find decades. Senator Reed made his lOTtfr on which to make op- m evidence ' closing speech here, while his arrests. ponent wound up his campaign at Macon, both expressing confidence the mountainstths belches ' Detroit's fire department uses that plurality ot votes will fall to Jnotor driven vehicles entirely. them next Tuesday. - ft i 4 Are You Hard To Please? PROTECTION ' Most are when it comes to food people , BY THE but we've had no trouble in serving some I NEW PRICE of the most particular appetites in town. Hew Mexico State V ' Realty return limit October 01:I922 lacks zest and needs in- 111 I missesssfisrx j If your appetite Association I "ouave never before "had the - v spiration just try some of our dishes. I I I I vs opportunity of securing as much , irresistible. ot Estate Jhey're An Association Rpal Dealers, Agents II motor value "at so low a and Owners to serve the, best interest car' 'An'd besides din GfandCanyoa you'll partjculady enjoy of Real Property Owners of the State and for the III price. Take advantage of this these summer here during months, enactment of laws, same as other States have for s- - ging I r opportunity and place your order NalicnalPavk because our Cafe is kept cool by electric the protection of the Public from unprincipled in Dealers. v v I Ij! J ." now when you can obtain , can be visiiGi fans the coolest the city. Realty ' III delivery. by making a! President Executive Committee prot Fried Chicken Dinner 'short --Side Spring John C. Albuquerque C. t trip Eoberts, John Roberts, Albuquerque ,A I I M. Brass, Socorro j llll Terms if desired. ; . . Vice Presidents (. ' I. V. Tully, Gleneoe 75 Cents Francis O. Tracy, Carlsbad Noel L. a . 5Cn . M. C. Las Cruces Johnson, Hope I I Co. ' O'Hara, C. A. Ttedic, Cloadcroft Quickel Auto & Supply Yoii will enjoy reading out, R. 'E. Brock, Springer H. Las I "California Picture Book" Harris, Vegas j III Antborlzcd Ford Salei and Serrloe Station, F. Menger, Alamogordo ' "Grand Canyon Outinfci"' Secretary III tni ' Altru-queriju- e, E. Elford, Dexter Phone 750 I I James M. Johnson, HI " folder. V Free on I II Sixth Street and Central Avetooe I llll requea.

Cafe . Treasurer L BEUEN N.-- I I AUTO COMPANT, E. II J BEN Liberty- Harry Turner, 10S West Central , Phone 358 R. W. HOYT, Agent, Ns I Phone 204, . Albuquerque, M, gxlMWaa-..,..- ll I. .HiaP!'w !'..';.' X July 30, 1922, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL face Seven,' will be handed out for violation

ALL of the law. iift rlai1 PERSONS KNOWING OF CASES 't tf il ii niirtwn fciiiii i iiftiniftiti in it rffciM (railAi iir'i iB'int. Tho following named diseases BAND CONG ERT KISS OH MANY FANS WILL ly and disabilities are hereby de- Ml OF COMMUNICABLE clared to be dangerous to the DISEASES ARE public health and mado notifi- able: IN .PARK 8 PLAY BABY E HERE Group 1 Communicable Diseases. AT Announcement! TO MAKE EARLY REPORT chick- REQUIRED Actinomycosis, anthrax, 1 en pox, Asiatic cholera, conjunc- tivitis (acute infectious), dengue, diphtheria, dysentery, amoebic; T GIVE HIM OUIET TODAY'S BATTLE Health Department Calls Attention to Fact dysentery, baclllary; favuS, filar-lasls- , German measles, glanders, Sale of That Alone Are Not to hookworm disease, influenza, lep- Extraordinary Bargain Physicians Subject The regular open air concert of One of the best games of rise-ba- ll rosy, malaria, Malta fever, mea-sle- s, Rules for Care of Young But Also Parents tho City band will be he44 at 8 seen hero this season b ex- 3 Rule, or Friends; List of meningitis (epidemic cere- SO o'clock at Robinson park with an Infants Are Given By pected this nfternoon at 2: brospinal), mumps, paratyphoid o'clock when Belcn and Santa Ke Contagious Affections Given. excellent under the di- fever, plague, pneumonia, polio- program Health Department Nurse will meet at Barelas field. Helen FURNITURE myelitis (acute infections), rabies, rection of Fred K. Ellis, band mas- to ' Reduced. has lost two games Santa Fe ' A in Berna- and Rocky mountain spotted fever, ter. Greater enjoyment of the t anxious to great mnny people every person In charge of any scarlet fever eore this season, and get lillo as well as in septic throat, Sunday evening concerts has been revenge. Santa Fo is equally de- county, many public or private school, includ- smallpox, tetanus, trichinosis, tra- The fallowing statement has I parts of the states, seem to have made possible by the order and termined to make it three In a 1 ing Sunday schools, shall report choma, tuberculosis (active), ty- been Issued by tho county and row. Tuesday, August little knowledge regarding the immediately case which he phoid fever, typhus fever, whoop- quiet 'preserved by rark Superin- health which any and city department: A large number of fans will y ;law regulates the report- or she knows or suspects to be a ing cough, yellow fever. tendent Porter his assistants. The past week has been a come Bclen and control of contagious The program follows: from for the game, ing contagious case, in any person at- Group2 Occupational Diseases scorcher; the thermometer has and Santa Fe Is expected to send diseases. Few understand what nnd "Star Spangled Banner." hovered around the tending orcmpIoyed in his or her Injuries. hundred a big delegation. Albuquerque Watch Bills -- constitutes a Arsenic "The Wallabies" - for Delivered at contagious disease, school. poisoning, brass poison- Lithgow '.nark,- almost every day. We fans, who have had their baseball and the list of diseases this state ings carbon monoxide (Australian March) Brown can move around It specifies that "Wherever a poisoning, people appetite whetted by the good play- requires its person is known or to lead poisoning, mercury poison- "Sweethearts" Nollsson and bunt a cool place, but the suspected (One-step- ing of the Grays this season, will izens to report be afflicted USth a notifiable dis- ing, natural gas poisoning,' phos- ) poer sick babies have to take it bo on hand in numbers. It is to of- phorus wood alcohol "Melody of Love" as it large Your Door the health ease, and no physician is In at- poisoning, Engelmann just comes, stay where they expected glad of tho opportunity ficer. An ener- an poisoning, naptha poisoning, bi- (Serenade) are put. and say nothing. In tendance, immediate report of "Passe-Pied- to see a game when the Grays are getic and suc- the existence of case shall sulphide of carbon poisoning, " Gillet spile of tho weather, and environ- the be In Ye on the road. cessful control made to the local health officer poisoning, caisson di- (Dance Olden Style) ments, the number of Infant Santa sease "Visions of Madrid" Holmes deaths and sickness is a Fo has a largo number of communica- by the midwife, nurse, father, (compressed air illness). showing of nnd sot has He- re- other disease great red net ion as with admirers here, ble disease mother or other person in charge Any or disability (Spanish) compared len: Katllff and Holman, two of ac- of contracted as a result of the na- "Indian War Dance" ...Bellstedt last year. The results will effect- quires " the the patient, each in the order the best in the, ture of the (Descriptive) ually lower our death rate this pitchers southwest, tive named." person's employment. are in shape for Bclen, and Weiss American Furniture Go. in- 3 "Cavalleria General nces be- of every Penalty Provided. Group Miscellaneous Diseases. Rusticanna" Mascagni year. ennferf are and Gomez are to Beriberi, can- (Intermezzo) ing where of Speedy ready dividual, more TJke all1 laws, there Is a penalty drug addictions, nr.anged groups do the hurling for Santa Fe. especially the prescribed for the violation of cer, food poisoning, continued fe- "Morning. Noon and Night In mothers can listen to and discuss mothers of fam- theso A ver lasting seven days, Vienna" Suppe modern ndvice on tho prevention regulations. punishment pellagra, of inftint sifkness. CADDIE IS 1XJC RF.D. ilies who, with by a fine of not less than $5 nor puperal septicemia. (Overture) 223 South Second Street . their knowledge more The world-wid- e to "Poor Little Mo'1 Davis "he nurse reports for the week San Francisco, July 29. While mi than $100, or imprisonment campaign S3 home 25 of the conditions in their imme- in the county Jail for not less stamp out communicable diseases (New Fox Trot) visits, among which caddies at the California Golf club val- is a movement Fellows" sick babies were seen, and ail here were diate communities, can render than five nor more' than 91) that is attracting "Jolly Vollstedt today demonstrating days the interest of given the mothers; 4 community their prowess in clubs, uable , assistance in helping to or both such fine and imprison- everyone, and we (Waltz) swinging should to make move- "The Messenger" Barnhouso conferences with enthusiastic at- tho head of ono of the clubs flew stamp out disease. s ment in tho discretion of the help this tend:! nee. - nnhnln ment a success In pos- off, striking Francis Most tipllevft that the court. every way (March) The advice the is tho proper and only While the health officer sible. Taps (Finale). following by Cullen, a caddie, fracturing his physician has nurse should interest each , and person required to make reports the authority to enter and search We know that a large percen- skull. Physicians say his cbncesto tage of disease In every mother: live were dpubtful. FOR RESULTS TRY A WANT AD on contagious diseases. for contagious diseases, it should preventable. To The of an on QUICK make -- n re- THE kissing infant the The law says plainly: "Every never be made necessary, except prevention success, NAME OF THE mouth should never bo in state of New in extreme quires individual effort and' permitted person who, the emergencies, where pre- WHITE GARAGE CHANGED under tiny circumstances, by either Mexico, treats or examines for an explosive .threatens caution. When we stop to think epidemic that most of our adult or child. Diphtheria, tuber- the purpose of treatment, any the sfifety of a large number of middle and old ALBUQUERQUE MOTOR CO culosis and scarlet fever have oft- i ' age person suffering from or afflicted people. Tho force of the average disability is In reality, the af- en been communicated in this with, or who suspects that any health department is termath of infection acquired manner, for rarely large during Great improvements have been even healthy adults 'person by him is suffering from enough., to enable it to carry on Infancy and childhood, we going on the past few weeks nt tho often have the germ's of these dis- or afflicted with, any of the dis- detective in can, at least, help to give our eases in campaigns all the sons and corner of Fourth street and Copper their mouths, without eases made shall re- sections of daughters tho chance g reportable, its district at any one to Him in' muu-- fcore the any signs of the disease. Agal.1 such case to tho health of- time, or escape a lot of In the .viiuc, bo in port continuously. We are future. suffering White garage had its home has they may the early stages, The Truth About Yeast! ficer or his agent, within whose compelled to rely to a great ex- hern tram' mrl and do not realize that they arc Jurisdiction the case occurs, with- tent on throughout, a receiving our first clues making the one of e harboring contagious condition. health-buildKn- as building tl ' Yeast is the richest known source of B the g in six hours." to the existence of disease from HERBERT HOOVER TO most thorough and Many discuses are more- conta- vitamin; great This law the the of structures at this places exactly reports the family physi- for automobile purposes gious time than later, when action of this vitamin on the human system has been repeat- same responsibility upon the par- cian and the householder. All BE GUEST OF CITY in the state. Here's where you will an eruption appears. ents kind "Olds-mobile- To demonstrated the medical or neighbors who atr physicians are more or less fa- find the great pleasure car, ," play with, or actively amuse edly by world's leading experts. tempt to treat contagious disease, miliar with the list of notifiable Herbert Hoover has accented thn and where you will an infant under (ho age of six as it does on a were and also find months is often and Now then, if you need B vitamin for one ofits several proved physician, diseases, are rarely ever dere- i ivltation of the Albuquerque chnm- - good service and auto dangerous, any he called in to tako charge of the lict in their duty the oer or parts, supplies and accessories. But may be the means of making bin benefits will take case. It regarding commerce to visit the city in the rervous and irritable. An you surely want to yeast furthermore says: "Where reporting of them, but there are this future the place will be infant ft person is suspected of having numbers of families who are not fall when ho conies to Santa Fe known as the "Albuquerque Motor up to six months should have in its purest,most convenient,most potent form. a contagious disease. If the dis- always Ignorant of the but to attend the meeting of the Colo- company," and the old name, (itiiet surroundings. He will nor- law, have to see take Yeast Foam ease is or is suspected to bo cho- who willfully and Intentionally at- rado river committee. The meet- "White garage," passes out of the mally ehoug4i strange What Yeast Therefore, Tablets; they lera, plague, scarlet to (conceal well known limelight. The first adv. under the stncs anil objects, to puzzle his diphtheria, tempt cases ing will be held late in August or new ' little are that kind of yeast. Don't experiment with fever, fever or of in- name appears today In the brain, without a constant smallpox, yellow contagious disease. Unless early in September. stream rpldemlo influenza, a report shall stances of this kind become Morning Journal as the distributor of unnecessary visitor. untested tablets, some of which contain little rap- An invitation was sent to Mr. of the "Oldsmoblle" cars. Hume children have Foam Tablets be made to tho health officer in idly less, the health department IlOOVer last lin vnnlinil undojbtcdly of the most manner week and a tendency to nervousness. This yeast and a lot drugs. expeditious' will Institute a more radical meth- yesterday that he would be can be available." od pleased Boards for building material are overcome as they grow - -- of education, these to visit section Mow Yeast Foam un- by bringing this of Vnii being made from sugar-can- e ba oltler. Tablets, Tho law requires every teacher cases into court where 'as the of are for ponalties guest Albuquerque. gasse. Children should s never be like baking yeast, do not f. Ightmed by harrowing tales; lois of lasting r.ientfil impressions ai.- appetite cause gas. Each lot of them easily be made at this period of ' indigestion is tested to insure life, and many of our later day high nervous conditions and habits are lack of vitamin potency. They are nothing more than the results cf energy more and con- theso early impressions. Babies , under weight I agreeable should never be taken to parties 5 venient than baking cr celebrations; tho gratification pimples boils yeast of showing off a baby and seeing and more effective than him admired, is often done at malnutrition of his nerves and healt'i. the ordinary drug-lade- n Parents who are of a nervous run-dow- n conditions tablets. type should be ever careful and watchful that the effect of j their They are sold at all druggists own abnormal condition is not observed and copied by their off spring. Northivcstern Yeast Company, Chicago, 111. The Jumping and Jouncing Makers of the famous baking ycastt,1 YEAST FOAM and MAGIC YEAST about of a small baby by tho nurse or parents should bo pro hibited by law. There is no one habit winch is as sure to work evil as this one. If an adult was pummelcd and pounded every time he suffered with an attack of or Foancilabkts indigestion colic, there would least soon be less of this unintentional rough handling of collcy babies. This may not appeal to some of us who lived and managed to grow up in spite of it, but it should be a warning to those who are trying to rear nervous, under developed babies. "SELLERS FOR NEXT GOVERNOR" CLUB WAS STARTED YESTERDAY A "Sellers for Governor" club sprang into existence yesterday un der the auspices of what seems to he the younger generation and re ports last night Indicated that more than BOO members were se cured the first day of the mem ttnpahin m,nlr,n While the club Is being formed by younger men mostly, a glance at the list of members indicates that the "dads' are Joining as fast as the sons. The lists Include both capital and One campaigner showed his list last night and It contained more than 200 names. He claimed he VP had secured these at the rate of Attended Our one a minute. , , "We more l In the face of and expect than 1,000 many costly improve- members of the club by the mid- dle of next week," he declared. ments in Oldsmobile cars: in the face of Wf Opening MATINEE AT CRYSTAL TODAY AT PRICES a demand for Oldsmobiles be-yo- nd 2:15 Effective August 1, 1922 still well Yesterday A i special matinee for the kiddles Oldsmobile and the crown folks wilt ho irlven The factory capacity figures, at the Crystal opera house this af- from the Light Eight ternoon ot 2:15. Walter "Bozo" Judging response accorded our opening for St. Clair, the comedian of the Fa- day it seems that we have filled a 5Pass.Touring $1495 prices 1923 drop substantially below mous Players company has ar- long felt need among Roadster . . 1495 ranged some especially funny the men of for an exclusive stunts to make the children laugh. Albuquerque Gentlemen's 1922 these new The Itself Is Super Sport . 1725 prices! Study prices, then play a i farcer-comed- y Clothing and Haberdashery. !isu.-.- ' . . i' . that newer fails to Coupe 1995 please. Little Euby Betty, the ' into our show and child Sedan . . . 2145 drop room see for your- wonder, ha!T also prepared : " some new songs and dances for the We the lines of mer- edification carry only leading dependable ! of the tiny tots. New self just what they represent. You'll drive vaudeville numbers will be offered chandise among them: Chesterfield Suits, Wilson Bros, The Four by other members of the com- pany. Including Shaw & Shaw, and Earl & Wilson Shirts, etc. & 5 Pass Touring $1095 a new Oldsmobile today! who have been making theater- f&Jai&i goers laugh during the past week. Roadster . . 1095 There will also be a performance f",' And we sell is re- tonight at 8:15. Matinee prices everything guaranteed. You may Semi . 1225 J. Sport OLDS MOTOI WORKS LANSING, MICHIGAN are: Children, 10 cents; adults, turn article which does California Top 1395 35 cents, including tax, any not give entire satisfaction. Division of General Motors Corporation, . . 1595 ' Coupe i' , , INDIANS WIN Sedan. . . . 1745 GAME FROM THE C.J. A.'s Come In and See the Most Modern and

ALBUQUERQUE MOTOR COMPANY The United Ptates Indian school Up-to-Da- te The Eight' defeated s Little Shop in the West Larger the Car Carpenter Ap- 9 prentices at Barelas field yesterday 7 Pass. Touring $1735 (Successors to White Garage) ' by a score of g to 6. Rain Inter- fered with the playing, but both , 6 Pass. Touring 1850 ' DISTRIBUTORS teams JcpPt up a snappy tvpe of 4 Pass. Pacemaker 1735 work. Thomas Morris of the In- ' dians clouted out a home run with i PHONE 905 ' . FOURTH and COPPER three men on bases. The lineun: Indians Padllla. e: Martin, p; Hrper, lb; Tracey, 2b; Morris, ss; Khel. 3b; Harrington, If; Gorman, cf; Mostas. rf. C. C. A. Tafoya. c: Cisuerious p; a. Wo Iba Trosello, 2b; Baca, ss: Vigil. 3b:" Griego. If; Carson, cf; Chavez, rf- - , GX3&0 Almost every fresh water fish can be found In ..'3 MOBILE Michigan, . QIMS .'issc'- - .sf. '..vv. V

' tiS'r : r July 30, 1922. Albuquerque morning journal; 7r--r for Fall Bridal 111ecttOi egiti to Appear As tho fall Reason approaches "fwlll sail with her husband for - Green-and-Whi- te ws aro Inclined io- concc-nua- Slk A PAVILION DANCE; ( the Philippines. ,. Mrs. Norby was our attention on two absorbing EDITOR'S NOTE. With de Chine GAVE BENEFIT SHOW entertained informally during h"r TWENTY YEARS AGO iliinss, elections and wedding:. All items for the Sunday Crepe AFTER THE MODERNS visit nere. In Alliuuucrque Society. i are T Candidates lor each being society section must be In the , V tlna .TfaaietA nmlm nf TCnnciis ialki.il of generally and some have Journal office by Saturday and Mrs. o. I,. Moore of their hats and noon atN the latest. A cool . .yes, act- City already tliron Reporters dampness. v . , , , . - --a.HRFWS'SX 111., who were, the N in- , ?, ' , Decatur, guests Pes-j- n bloBsoni wreaths nre to call the Journal .. of - - Misses Menaul, Ethel their orange urged ually .winding procession - of Miss Anna Trexlcr, have re element 3 eaj-l- In week aa - the"- - curv- re- to the ring. Tho personal as the possl- fearchlights along : m : l r4 turned to tneir Homes. llayden and Ellen McCJure of both makes them especially We 'after the event occurs. ed road. ..hursts of music... Mr. arid Mrs. .lames Rnsiell turned last night from a two so in- i appealing, since nothing Is The society editor may be twinkling lights in a dark Who have been weeks' nutinc on the upper 'Te- af- reached Nu. 13. . Guild, occupying A teresting us someone else's at telephone space on the right. .little t ens. hiar crowd of their friends town. no Aiciandress Jtouse since tlielr fairs, unless It is one's moving figures in the will move this week to surprised them by showing up at of unan- marriage, a. Those vague hints "Pick Me Up and the. Parkview apartments on East the station In body and ten- nounced betrothals we published Lay Me Down In Dear Old avenue. dering a royal welcome, last week had a re- Silver surprising a local Dixieland". .. .persons push- Mrs. Fred V. Mattrson snd The lawn party given under sult. Although we really had cer Delta Phi Sigma, sorority. ing in all directions on a nar- The wedding will be held here daughter, her sister, Miss Marela the auspMes of the Woman's tain persons aennueiy in nuiiu row board veranda... Stand or Kansas Home Mission of tha wo had no idea how many Coup- at the home of the bride's par- t'hadwtck, City, and soelpty r back, the floor cracked there Misses Fora-ke- M. E. church on the . ents. A number the bride's Mary and Margaret r Highland les the came circumstances lit. yof pounds with a of .V. M. bride-elect- s Mr. fam-IH- ? ...somebody of this city, have gone to lawn Mrs. Rice last About a half dozen other relatives and Learned's hammer, strength- world will Krt hprn for thft curemnnv. probably Mrs. Mattesnn's home near Crown night was delightful. Conditions asked "How in the ' floor for more w ill make home ening the Point, N. M. Mrs. Mattesnn has for an outdoor fete were Ideal did you find out about us?" (We The coupie their crowds tickets dispensed until In Lawrence. IMrfJ f been attending the summer ses- and tree embowered lawn, bril- hadn't they gave it away.) from a reel .... Let's dpnoe of a fco now our calendar of fall' wed- , O i ' sion the stnte university and liantly illuminated, presented this. . .beams of open celling llflS Criieuf hm- has several additions. It Y. AV. CAMP GIRLS HAVE bepn nf etaf,. pleasing and animated spectacle. dings Lf and crepo paper streamers go A in- looks like a well calculated fines- REUNION PARTY. and brother. Miss Margaret Chad- - musical program of much around .in' a circle. . .lady sax- Wieic terest was se. It really wasn't, but we re- at II and Charles Chadwlck. rendered. On evening th" strolls to Thursday ophonist blowing hard Mrs. John F. Poarco, has' re- Dr. Professor ' commend the system other home of Miss Briant on En"! dancers around Tight, Hodgln Fay among" and turned from a visit to Te- - Mr. society reporters. Silver avenue the girls of tho Y. the the and Rnnsall will go to Bear' - Two of the announcements edges, smiling SUOlie Vallov Where ulin ivtia Dm canyon to secure some W. C. A. camps were cntortainud nots. .. .hamburger stand of M. tooay which we were eagerly waiting to at one of the guest Mrs. P. Metcnlf n nd gneenerv for the university chronicle Al- prettiest parties makes its presence known... Mrs. Felix Lester ml nf m appear below, both of the summer. The big lawn was be- grnundr. of newlyweda who feft town If. B. Jamison. Dr, Penree went buquerque girls proTliincni decorated with many Japaneao fore didner consume hot to The mnnv Albuquerque friends families who are to Tesunue several times during Will lie marry lanterns and here the girls hud sandwiches and steaming cof- Mrs. Pearce's interested to hear nf tha men. The frequence of ft real camp naiad, stay. of Miss won- supper; potato fee... ice cream cones and Dr. and Mrs. Carl Mulkv marriage Lucy Ralrd, for this occurrence leads us to tomatoes, rolls and sherbet nnd a In ham, pop at the otlur end of the housecuest, Mrs. "'. 1 1. merly public, school teacher der iwt what the local situation Miss Ogil-vie- . Slavman prepared by Margaret hall... two straws1 iri a fros-ly- v of Chicago, will leave this city. The young lady and is. Perhaps we'll open a column "nanip mother." today for her husband are mernhers nf llio next week to the local bachelors bottle... flovo mints, the upper Pecos where they wi'l Miss Sarah FerreJl, editor of a Cliaperono company now for their side of it. How about read please... What flavor?,.. spend few da vs. playing the 'Tine Needle", again Cloves. , .not a bad 6 In New York. it? that clover little of idea.... paper tolling whiffs of ; modiishine and Herbert O. Brooks, who for the the activities and all th? lina OV camp's garlic around the entrance... last three vonra nein in ENGAGEMENT MISS caused such mer- Wl-'T.r- many Jokes that Khali we ... There dent at the.Cnlnrado state school WEIUiEK IS TOJiD. riment on "iStunU Night" at enmp. i mi d n exchange?. ...a, rarvTiiv V.I.I.imII. " iu is the Yes, un-ele- 's .vr.ij,jN. M. of mines at Golden, returned to Mr. and Mrs. ol Weijler of An amusing poem "The Days WOMAN'S judge. and JUcnw, 1 his home in Inst 1 01 West Tijeras- - avenue an- Gone written the editor chauffeur... And that the city night. 1;" Jiy NST1TUTE . .colored dis- Miss Everett, who spent nounce the engagement of their brought to mini niany half for- professor. cars Mr. Edyth Miss Florence Marie IK Psfhion Stvictj tributed. ..dunces, sunbonnet Thiedman, who did the several weeks In San Francisco, daughter. gotten funny things. work In Weillcr to Walter Block "'it Vera girls, bakers, queens. . .tall Plumbing the new bath returned last night. Miss Hertiy 'acted is ' house, retnrnpd to A n,,,r,, ,..,, A committee Grants, New I Mexico. Th mar- tOHBtmlstress and introduced dancer loses his under tho of the members Clie lat- . .confe- tiMMf3 Thursday evening. of the Albunuermie Tjiwn Tenni riage will take place in Helen Stubbs. a member of need for home and business. This ceiling decorations. tariff The de- In guests at camp who were club has a list of ter part of November. both camps, who told in an Ini- tub dress Is appropriate in tti... Ooo, right the mouth, In arranged play one of at- -- Albuquerque this past week ers lor the tournament In Miss Weiller is the mitable way of the activities of sign for the home woman's shop pth, pth ... serpentines... were Misses August. of That little ev- Lorene Htgglns. .Roba They are R. A. Stamm. K. C. tractive daughters the Junior camp. Anita Richard ping lour or tor tno ousiness wo- couple, bump L Gauss. Green-and-whi- Mrs. Marv P!. rv Wor-r- t with a wide circle of friends. te . .carnival. . Pe- Turner Brooks. Vorhes W que son spoke fittingly on man's office. erybody. .the Messrs. M. 11. She attended sQhool here, was wash silk and a modified shirt- cos summer widowers arrive Richards, H. O. V. H. Newman, W. P. Metcnlf! Schwahe. A. A. m. j.- graauatea trom the nign school A permanent organisation waist stylo pattern are used for in a body. . .dancing with ic Gibson, John H. Reynolds, F. Lester, M. W. and went to the a which reun thfs smiles. Taylor, Taul Stephens, r. p Flonrnoy, A. B. MeRaffey, T. N. university year. will carry bnthese dress. The deep, hem takes ..a mouth organ F. T. ;. She was active in war work hav-- ", ions from time to time was ef- ssolo, with orchestra accom- lor, Ashby, p. A. Miller, Wllkerson, J. Stevenson, J. the plainness from thrt skirt and 1 r. ing a responsible, position with fected with Miss Emma Auferoth the smart hult care of circle George Thorn Wroth. 11. C. Putney, R. ft. Sum- - takes the paniment... Everybody and Albert F. the local lied Cross. ns and Miss Nellie Fnl- - Waist linrt finish. PneUn en?-- .. while the tickets are Petersen. mers, If. Moore, P. Bailey, R president being . Mr. Block is the son of Mrs. as H 1; en . nu wit Vi t a P.ay Thornell and-E- G. Durno M. Merritt. F. A. C. kenberg secretary. After the fully placed with regard to 'he innna have Frost, K. Clara Block of Ban business . . returned to camp after sev- Newhsll. M. IT. Duncan Franciado, program and meeting maicning or tne stripes continue .fancy little finish, to which eral Sabln, and a natlvo Callfornlan. He has the girls danced the Virginia reel the idea of that this some do rancy little days spent In Albuquerque.. Bell, N. C. Stevenson, C. W. Jack, , been In New ten regularity steps... The Misses M. .T. B. Mexico about and played, all the games that uress evidences. The hat is 'of intermission . . . dancers pick Peterson and Fish: Miss Willey. Miss Win- and Is now interested, In were so at Martha Linn are new ston, Mrs. Medler, Miss years popular camp. white felt With croon velvel vih. up hidden cigarettes and the Photo by Enioep ca m guests at Fitch, the' Bernalillo Mercantile . p. Mrs. com Tho week has been one of N of tho Hlmoe, Mrs. .lack and Mrs lion trimming. The green color thread flirtation... Made Horton, Dorothy Horton and Florence Rittenhouse Several pany at grants. He served In the ninny picnics and n'uch merry-- 1 l a wee on the guests at camp attend- Fish. U. S. bit (TeoOer. thar, ihe strolling damp earth ed the navy during the war on making in general among the stripe in the dress. under tho stars... Just love- These three little girls, Dorothy unil presenfed before a good sized dance at Tijeras canyon Mrs. Clarence Ten Rycke yes- 1 dukv; i . W. C. A. clubs. The C. IT. I", ly out . tt iitl i,i',i ill Hie hnnin nf lira. T pavilion last Wednesday. afternoon entertained A here. .there goes the Hm ton, aged 12, her little sister, terday very family dinner party for tho cmn started tne week on Tues Old music. . .more confetti amV G. aunt of the Horton charmingly a number of friends n trn rrorl rial Tvna riunn li.ol Km, turquoise a,nd old rose, Marie Horton, aged !, and Flor Winfrey, In day with a picnic supper at Ala both COlOl'S of n miller nh.itlrv serpentines. . .faster music, girls. The children arranged the ancient Gree'ft writings the in honor of her guest, Mrs. Jen- day evening by the bride's par meda grove. TNventy member thfnk-- . ence Rit(tenhouse, aged 12, gave first line was written from left nie of - quallly appear in eombinitton a? faster dancing, faster . show, advertised It, sold tickets Sturgeon Topeka. About a Mils. Places werot laid for eight- and were Mrs. . to guests present. W. a means or nn ac- ing. .some wear decollete their trilent and their cner:;ies at five cents each, performed on right, tho next right Jo left, dozen ladies gathered at the hos- , een. Mr. Block the week- A. Gokltr. Miss Tickler, of Lima. introducing wr-e- thus spent cent of color on an otherwise gown... it's coats oft for the last to the presentation or the program and turned tho pro- saving time In going back pitable home. end in the a Mrs. W. O. ' Journal-Democra- city afler trip Ohio, and Wood of men .. a benefit entertainment for the oyer to Tie from, the end of a line to take From th t, with Wciller to .Tomes gown. The colored b in Is .really. very warm, ceeds day nursery the family Monterey, California, were guostn. . Alhuuuornuft up the next. 1012. Mr. perhaps half an' Inch In width dancing. .more iced ginger day nursery. fund at the Journal office, mir July. Spring. and' Mrs. Weiller On Wednesday night the Rose are ale and cokes.--. The A program of dra was second entertained ten at dinner on Garden club entertained at a placed eloso together, with a musie'll singing, entertainment the they vl band Of black- nhneo nn.1 4 1..,, stay as long na '.you matic readings and fancy dancing have given tl Wednesday evening and Mr. and nlo in honor of their new advisor. will... - occur nt cheers and . .more was arranged by- the llftltr girls eflt, of fhe d Mrs. Davie E. Weiller entertained Miss Jar-din- On only the back of iho applause. ay nursery. Mary Saturday . on gown at tne neckline, an nt the tickets reeled j out. .let's go eight Friday evening, the Jap club had a lemonade whllo we're upper edge of the wlds cool... this II HI. I.. .111! .The wedding oft Miss Weiller stand In front of tho Lyric The- - girdle. just to a sum- --jlHII li,. jj.,i.ii.ij.w.mJai Mr. Block which will one more, a waltz... PARTIES. expects have series of and, take atey, the money made being ap On some mer social uuMiai' place here ahout the last of No plied to the club's camp fund. of the newer summer ' Mr. and Mrs. John F. Vigil en- gatherings. vciiibcr is to be an ola-- . dresses there are seen sleeves that tertained at. dinner on last Sun- expected The story hour clusses will rto are weddings! Thomas Calkins entertained the meet long and fitted. 1' s. 011 ooraieiy appointed attair with during the 'month of August ' lightly They day evening at tbejr home Y. M. C. A. many A nam will are mostly of luce or of some West Marble af- Junior boys at his guests. but begin in September when The marriage . of Miss Frances avende. Tho home 1003 North her of social affairs in honor of It will bo cooler. Tho usual Fri transparent material, nnd more fair was in hohor at Eleventh field, daughter of Edgar A. Field ot; Capt. Jay street on Fifty-- the bride elect have been nlnn. day night picnics have been post often than not they have some of mo North Twelfth Turly, special expert of lhe U. Wednesday evening. ned for the scarfliko street, and S. five youngsters were present early fall. poned until September also. trailing affair dfooninir son of Mr. Mrs. veteTans' buvoaji of Washing- O " foom them. y.n,rn Irving James, and for the games and "eats'' which . o Rut them i,, W. H. 815 ton, D. C, nnd Lieut. E. W. Tall-nia- - , James of North Eighth wero served. TO ENTEHTAIV FOR MISS BRIDGE MTNCHEON AT those sleeves and on . - chief of the BETTX KLEISDOIIFF. most advanced . .,'.,' l.V"" . "ace yesterday morn- EL MIP.AMONTES .,n;,; " 1 - section of District of Denver. Mrs. M. Weil Mrs, ' frHed swn ia ongregatlonal parson- It, The Phillip Bible class of the Sidney and Mrs. C. A. Schumaker enter- tightly age. The ceremony wnu Air. ami mis. vigil, and baby are Forrest Barner have Issued in- tained at a and then are aWowod to flare-- nf.i,.i the Lead Avenue Methodist church to a delightful morning over by the Rev. H. S. Davidson in the spending summervhere, where held a north tof the on vitations bridge party on bridge luncheon at Miramontes-on-lhe-Me- sa tne hands in a most pic- Mr. is detailed as picnic city presence of the members of the Vigil a special tiO next Saturday afternoon in honor on turesque manner. of Tuesday evening. Over were r Frfday. Three families. Mrs. James was a stud- expert the veterans' bureau. A of Miss Bettie B. Klelsdorff he present. camp fire was, built tables of cards wero played after ent hierli school last whose engagement was recently which luncheon wna bavva,! Kumar An Inset girdle is a year. about which supper was served, detail tha Mr. James is , a The The fifty-fift- h anni- announced, mere will be teirTpeas were used In table decora- - appears on ftioro than one smart carpenter. wedding (lames and stories were the en- coat-froc- young will of Mr. tables. k or com. Kon,iinon couple go to Santa Fe versary nnd Mrs. Josiah tertainment of the tiuus. to make their home. Fisher was celebrated on Hon- - evening. sa,v It Is - O Mrs. Schumaker's giieats were managed, with consum- lav OVOnincr hv n rlinnoi-- naHu MISS RANKIN TO WED Mrs. C. H. Spitzmesseil Mrs. F. iMt.e sKiu, tor the reason tha K. U. M. he Inset Rlckrtt-Fulle- r. given by their (laughter, Dr. Eve ft. $'?'$'$' A. PROFESSOR. Lyon. Mrs.. J. C. Stutz. Mrs. fixes the place of the The Mr. and Mrs. Don t. Rankin Mrs. D. W. waist-lin- e marriage ceremony for lyn JM'istuo, at her home on PERSONAL MENTION Clyde Oden, Snyder beyond alteration, in Miss Lena North High street. Thn " have announced the engagement and her Mrs. one instance in- Pickett and Albert V. guests daughter, Carpenter there may be an Fuller was were intimate of fam- of their Miss Zella Mar- or Dallas. Mrs. serted girdle-sectio- n performed on Thurs- friends the daughter, Texas., Walton at each side, ily. Rankin, and Edmund i'hil-li- p Tom Mrs. while 'the Is day afternoon at 4 o'clock by !'t,t''t'S'' garet Snyder, Mjs. Benton, remainder unbelted. Miss Keleher Miss j Learned of Dawrence, Robert Luckenblll. Mrs. Carl In another there the Rev. C. C. Higbe'e, pastor- of Eugenia snd Kan., may be an lnet the Central A Julia Collier of Sr. Louis returned a at the state univer- Mulky and her sister. Mrs. Slav-ma- n across the back Avenue Methodist picnlo supper party was held professor only, perhaps in from the Peco3 The will of and Mrs. with a church, at the parsonage. The Tijeras ranyon on Monday eve-nin- yesterday where sity. marriage take place Chicago Roy slight blouse above. have been tho of Mr. here in the latter part of August. Graham. bride, who wore white crepe de In honor nf Mm Ai.,.i,u,oi,i they guests romance O chine nnd a corsage of bride's Little, who is the of Miss and Mrs. Walter M. Connell. j The Is a college one, Evening dresses either have ex- guest Mrs. W. tfwo roses, was attended Miss Cath- Angelica Howdon. on H. Allen and son, beginning while the were MRS. WHEELER'S WALTZ tremely gracefully draped sleeves by (Thoso the - the of erine Sexauer In red and while were Mrs. .Miss How-de- Fritz, have returned from Char- students at Kansas Ainlverslty. OUT IN NEW FORM. chiffon, or tulle, or else party Little, X. no they tricolette. Mr. was at- Miss Esther Miss lotte, ('., where they spent tho Miss Rankin took her degree in "The Garland of Memories." a have sleeves nt all. But if Fuller Howden, ' tended Mae-Arthu- r, past month. home economics with of Hodder-Wheel- er the matter of by as Mary MacArthur, Miss Helen the class ballad by Mrs. Lutie their design is left Harry Harrington Air. and Mrs. 1921 and Mr. Learned was of Artists' to the shaping of the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Miss Margaret Hubbell, Robert Gaylord grad- Retreat, is armlicdes, left after Miss Miller have returned from uated last June. He will return out in a new edition, this time then that line is attended to with the eoremonv for a Kathorine Keleher, Miss Ha- aj to honeymoon nt in zel Hawkins. Miss Clnlra honeymoon trip to California. Mrs. the university this fall as rewritten in waltz form. The the greatest of care and nothing Bishop's Lodge Rirnm was of Ha music is left to the Santa Fe. Mrs. Fuller has been and Miss Margaret Ieo. Miller Missj Helen Bryre. FINAL CLEARANCE WOMEN'S AND MISSES' professor, accountancy. is sheet bears also a new Imagination when a Mrs. K. li. t a Phl Beta a Thl Del- cover the of teacher at the United States Edgar has gone on Kappa and especially designed for It curving the "armhole line a vacation visit of ' ta is Veterans' bureau is Dr. and Mrs. L. B. en- several weeks Kappa. by the composer. Persons who taken into consideration. school, Mitchell in Miss Rankin also tho author of several pub- tertained nt southern Caiifornin. l Is an Albuquerque have tho original ballad in their bridge at their home Miss fine attended schools music ex lished short stories. Mr. Fuller on University on Betty Morrisette of El girl, hore libraries and desire to clubs: Is Heights Monday Paso was In the Dresses - Suits - Coats and went to Kansas their waltz employed by the Hudson Essex evening In honor of Mrs. Mitch- city visiting ' university, change copies for the El Club Otra Vez held Its reg- friends tho week. where all of her have do- - so agency here. ell's sister, Misf Clara ot during past family may without expense at ular meotlnjr on eve- Taylor Mrs. C. Sehrum and two chll- - graduated, to attend college. She the music stores where Mrs. Thursday Rochester, N. Y., who Is . ning at the homo of Mr. and Mrs visiting dren of Hammond. Ind . in The entire and summer stock has been the win- Wheeler's hand- - MirGlnlpy-Dnviso- n. here. Three tables of remaining spring spending past compositions are spmosa at 325 North bridge the city on onni ' ter, with her sisters in Tulsa and lod, she hns announced. 1. Miss S?X McGinley of this were played. Wednesday her has been marked at prices that will sell it this Eighth street. A program of hi , way home from a visit with Kansas CKy, returning home ear-- , Mention of Artists' Retreat nnrl Spanish Ch" B' I,"vl", of her talks, 'games and 1 sister, Mrs. D. A. on week. in anla e were - enter-tained'- Macpherson, ly the summer, she is a mem- the songs which issue from it ap- was carried o waied on Thura- Miss Lillian Kempenlch at ber of In tne recos. Mrs. Maophcrson Omlcron Nu, an honorary pear in The Metronnmn. on nr. ments later In L Z 9Y. Tornlndf the St. Francis an evening party at her came to Dresses inchule summer frocks, imported ging- -- Albuquerqus with her. domestic science sorority, and of chestral monthly for and camearai in Santa Fe. home on Wet Canij-o- i .... July VJf' They Louis Connell and Francis Fergu- - hams, voiles, as well "as silk frocks for afternoon August, and In the Music Trades The Ideal "ere attendee: Mr. and Mrs, In Bridge club was en- - by Tuesday evening honor of Miss son left yesterday for the Pecos Kevtcw. international Musician tertained on The bride Is the neme . whose en- and evening. Tuesday afternoon Klelsdorff, where they will spend ft - week and the Billboard. The latter Mrs. Harry Braun at '"'fy.AtVn'in null gagement to Louis Switzer of or so. most e her home. T. , Suits are navy blue for the straight-lin- magazine mentioned the Albu w of 710 "3"Weal U.H Vlcksburg. Miss.. wn mntiir Mrs. part avenue. She been mmlnvnH Frank Graham and two and twills. querque Chamber of Commerce The Ladies Riding club con- has announced. Six counles were in children left on styles tricolines for thft nnel iron n '.- - - vited to Wednesday for presenting copies of Mrs. Wheel- ducted under the tutelage of the tig BLt'IlMU'l.l- spend the evening at a stny on the upper Pecos. Coats include ports styles and wraps beautiful er's songs to the Shrlners of Pher in the home service office cards and A two-cour- cavalry troop, continues its sum- Of dancing. Mrs. L. B. Hessler hurt h high-grad- e on the Red Crnu...... A- T- materials and Columbus, Ohio, their visitr mer rides In the cool of eve- .MI, luncheon In last workmanship. to the a rormer white guest week her slsftr, Mrs. the city. ning. Its be- Albuquerquean, Is an was served at who O regular weekly ride - midnight Erllng Norby, was on her gins at 6:30 o'clock each Tues- "uuimuuiu mecnanlc. The cnu- way to San Francisco, where she MISS MABEL FITCR WAS day. Those who are Pie will make their home in Mrs. R. V. Wiokenn nterlnlnn riding regu- Santa Fe. at a VISITORS IN CITY. larly with Captain Farrell and table of bridge and luncheon Clearance of Wash Goods Miss Mabel FltcB. vnunv at on morn- . r,u Sergeant Claggett are Misses Mar- jviiramontes Tuesday of Mj-s- Roy McDonald, who has garet Keleher Eugenia Stone-Joh- n nsen. ing In honor of her house guest, Keleher, Announeemonf 1. i Miss n- spent several weeks in New Mex-lo- Helen Hurlbeft. Catherine Sexl Dorothy Bowser, of Tnriln - Notification of advanced prices on cotton has returned yesterday to her auer Vern K.fcch. Mmes. eclved of the lh Fruit- - apolis. Mrs. Frank Grnhn home in Clagett, marriage Mrs. Oscar nap Shots been received. These are the lowest will Kansas City. She was on X ",J Pano A"eust Sels and W. ""i wiim., or Miss Pearl A. Blueher made up the prices you the Pecos for a week or so with c. Kcld. Stone and .T Tnh. . . . table. Mrs. Wlckens and Mrs. see for a long time: Miss Marceila Matson. The ceremony Bowser went to Santa Fe on took place 40-inc- - in early 65c h A sinner in her hnnni- wa A ljupper at Alameda the siwnmer and tho are "'sometimes but and 50c printed Voiles and Batiste, given Miramontes wa couple good, at grove enjoyed by the Busi- i, at nome at Oakland, all new desirable Sale on In ness iurs. Jnnflniati ... .1 Mrs. LcRov S. ought not to be patterns. price Thursday night,. the party and Professional Women's Tefr nl. depended a QQ wcie jvuss .miss Matsort, club on Monday years librarian at the state unl- - talned Informally at tea on Tucs- - upon to record yard OuX airs. u. A. evening. The your Matson. Mrs. L. C. party of nearly 40 members .By, leaving Albuquerque two oay aiternoon at her home In Old and baby's features. 36-inc- Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc- guests left the Y. W. Mr. Johansen was Town In honor of Mrs. Archi- Normandy Swiss Voile 40 inches wide, h Donald and C A y'" bald ot Junior, Matson. Mm, headquarters about 6 o'clock rmeriy chc( operator pf (he Little Detroit, who Is a woven Tissue Checks and Sale Bennett entertained at dinner In , by rultvale house guest of Miss Phone 923 '.f. stripes. New Diamonds . " ,ne grove Whfire power station of the Angelica 7Q honor of the visitor on Friday supper..,awas furnished electric Howden. A dozen or so former price, a yard . j and Mrs.' by the Mi FruitvaTe lines at evening McDonald nbvj ramonfes management. After college friends of the visitor were IC entertained In compliment to her meal the the guests. New Mountings , party gathered about a houseguest. Snstes-Sylvestp- The ' to r. r.lilners Everybody Likes a Good o I '"i"e near the music v ( and talks of the evening. A uk warrlasre ceremony for ORGANIZATIONS RECEPTION AT C. A. lele onnrtot , . .:.if", New Prices Y.1 . .v.., V.U111 ,..uueiA euggs. or A a CAFETERIA MONDAY. iiuseu or ThA a daughter picnlo supper and slumber Misses Wickham. Nadine Bowers ' ,Su of 622 West Lead Party at the Indian school was An Informal to Tl WALTON STUDIO reception the Mnnaeu avontle, Paul wa s hem last night the members Bath Mat Allow Us to patrons and friends of Y. W. ? furnished on ji. oyjvesxerei., by Figure the numbers. Mrs. Rum-mo- performed Monday me C, A. ."" L. J. ll 11 n'nin i morning at m jnangie class of the Lead cafeteria on North Second spoke on her ceremony took Avenue Methodist And Here They Are street will he held tomorrow noon amusinir ex. Place t ii, Sunday school 313V, W. Central You periences as a boarding heuse " or tne 'v viwiea siunt program was glv-h- u With In cr honor of Miss Coop-errid- i"""K8 Margaret operator ana Dr. p..,.., Avenue Methodist church en after the The of Santa Fo. who is the bm Bowom supper. class new at to cafeteria manager. . The af- tion ami $1.50 $3.50 fair will 'be. held It was from 11:30 to tuICu ro contribute a ?1 S.' frlends were Present. V l:30'o'clock. a dollar a k V Vi STABLISHED 1883 month to tho work of the mav oav more or vnu mav nav Riif . rinrwl Tl o f In AT o f o ... a o rxr nnA aciaU Ai I Receiving with Miss "Cooper-ride- r Leagffo which Purity crepe de chine with to " J sJt will be the club has Joined. hat match " cloth in dull members of the as- ""attended. After the whatever you will never as and that Dutch' blue that is always sociation cafeteria Miss Mrs. Carl eZ,m pay you get much, so Marian committee, Mulky will enteftatn clean looking, and other colors also; size 22x38 Johnson and Miss Dulce members of-,- he Ensemble Brldg" me nriae's 8ilk. Stocking value as VOU from n Knox, association ClUh ' o a ,. . mother.-Mr- . """ o' will'rprfiv liicnes. secretaries, and at - nii Mr. J , , . " v ii oreakfast Miss Nell Scale, who has been Monday ai.,.. of Rosenwald's MlVamontcs-on-the-Mes- Tnudy morning at 5 afternoon for pair Special Silk Hose at acting; cafeteria manager ; since a In hon- RELIABLE the Miss or resignation of Mary of her sister, Mrs. C. Slav-jna- n here to ' Paine two II. I rcturning take $.DU.Wie popularity ot the Kosenwald spe- MATCHMAKERS & JEWELER! months ago. Ice cream of Chicago, who is her trip of several weeks to Lea and , '820 Wost Central Ave. cake will be served without guest M,'s' Sv'vestor has been cial silk is founded the to all , stocking upon perfect charge visitors. , O employed by the Occidental Life Mr. nnd M Aiin tn n Insurance company for the past and continuous satisfaction its use has :IL2 asm Marian who will return on from three nr given Miss Johnson, has Tuesday ill, . rnv n.voifrtlFr IS B been spending a month's vaca- uuiomooue' noneymoon In Colo- ,. teieRraph operator for th'o Santa to hundreds of women in Albuquerque and tion nt Jemex Springs, returned rado.' They will be at home at iney will make their home Phone 283' iioms yesterday, ,. i fsoria leyeutu street, "i leuquerque, throughput the southwest. f

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Phone 062-- 421 W. Central. ,6to.-,rttfta- yniy'M ADER BOOKKEEPER ReymannV Auto Body rw'CTStart WW'jtitftjF&ii iHetueJtitMA Safmumi. fcteait J Wants Position Young man, RENT A CAR 1 , Works quick, accurate and reliable. Drive Yourself New Fords of mercantile it Manufacturer and Repairer UfsGO IfflE DflY Wide experience and and Dodges. Coupes and Sedans AUTO.. AND TRUCK BODIES ;. PUS FOB. f other lines. Write LIGHTS II ALBUQUERQUE SPRINGS AND WHEELS THEATRE BookkecpeV, rtir Journal.. DRIVERLESS CAR CO. Woodwork. 'jps " Blacksmlthlng and Cars Delivered. 702 S.' (Second. Phoue 651-- ' n. - C; ft. E TODAY AND TOMORROW TODAY AND TOMORROW Ul ART CRAFT SHOP HIGHEST CLASS IN -- EVERY WAY Furniture Repaired, Uphold FOR SALE BY OWNER THE IMPERIAL William Fox Presents Walter Bellman Wins in stered and Reflnlshed. Pack- to ing and Crating. Heavies Class; Medals R. L. HANKS, One of the finest homes In LAUNDRY CO, Be Awarded to Four in rhone 833-- 1128 N. Third. the city in the most desirable on street. Each Division. location paved "THE LAUNDRT 7 rooms', bath, breakfast OF QUALITY" o ones The T, M. C. A.'s JunlQ?"A.th-Icti- 8 2 Charley (Buck) room, sleeping porches, Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Hats league season closed yester- Our y screened porches. Ideal ar- Cleaned and Blocked, Rags winners: Try - day, with tho following Spring Chicken Dinner rangement. Strictly modern In cleaned by latest process. LiglitHcights. every respect. Steam heat. IN medal; From 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. John Bundick, 809, gold Call 870. Phones 148 and 449. Lee Vann, 71?, silver meiLilj Sam Our Glassman, 702, bronze medal; Tom Try McElvaln, 0S9, trophy memorial. LUNCHES Heavyweights. PICNIC Walter Bellman, H74, gold med- al. Fred Crawford,' 7S8, silver modal;' Kverctt Woljji, 772, bronze MECCA CAFE GALLUP LUMP COAL medal; Vill Wilkcrson, 702, trophy LUMP COAL memorial. 214 West Central Ave. CERRILLOS ! "V ' & u Ycsteitlay's events were the (lash, one-tent- h mile dash; CERRILLOS EGG COAL running high Jump. KINDLING Order a Load of Wood At the conclusion of the swim- Factory ming contests, which made up n Big Truck Load Four Dollars separate event and do not affect (he standing In the league 'race, a dinner will bo held at tho Y. M. C. DANCE HAIIH COAL COMPANY A., at which the GT boys who com- Cinderella Hall will bo guests, and the 91 .4 peted Phone medals and trophies will bo pre- Tonight ami Sunday Night. 3 V ""' A contest- M r" A Story by William Patterson White sented. picture of tho Three miles north on Fourth, j t ants will be flamed and placed in !.j William and Scott I lie Y. M. C. A. lobby. . K. K. K. i Directed by Wallace Dunlap Good Hummer's Work. IGleti O. Beam, the physical di- Jazz Orchestra rector, is greatly pleased with the For Your Dinner work tho boys have done. Ho says Keen Klcan iclnssy Music. Sunday the of systematized plan having Dlino a Dance. Ethel and Warner Baxter in-- sew Latest "FOX NEWS" Topics of the Day athletics during tho summer Monkbrhlgo Bus to tho Door. Clayton ;m months has been much better than ORANGE t, Picture...'. fierOwn Money--' tho old plan under FRESH which tho boys were allowed to Harold Lloyd do as they pleased. The founda- tion has boon laid, he believes, for SHERBET the creation of some good athletes. New Swimming Record. Navajo Rugs OtlveC IN "100-yar- Tn the d swim, which was the latest event on the swim- Fine weaves, beautiful ming contest, Everett Henfro won Indian designs. Selling at 1' in 1 tniiuite, 42 5 seconds. This Reservation prices. Tour- "THE BIG IDEA" establishes a new boys' record at tho Y. M. C A., anil is considered ists' . headquarters. unusually good, llcnfro is leading Information about roads the swimming contest to date with. ttHfer 7"l! Ue is and routes. Own points. rloselv followed' Admission Prices Lee who 725 Regular I by Vann, has points. BRACEY'S CAFETERIA and Central ' i NEW YORK HOTELS TO Cor. 4th ; Money" GIVE REDUCED RATES TO C. 0FC. MEMBERS (ZQammountgiclurem4M LOCAL ITEMS AL EDWARDS IS Deduced hotel rales have been Lost made for members of the Albu- Coal Supply Co. Fbone 4 and 6. querque chamber of commerce by Last Thursday morning Free Delivery on quarts or more of Ice Cream Added Attractions: Cleofcs Romero, a prominent the chain of Knott hotels of New BOUT between 522 North Sixth " figure in state politics for many YurR city, according to a. letter ' '' on Sundays ' years, is here from his home In received by the chamber of com- and Monkbridge on North "GO GET 'EM HUTCH" Las Vesas. ' merce ycstordjfcjtf. Fourth street, dark brown Mrs. Harried St. J.otiis, matron L The Kpott operated holls are leather hand con- of lhe Normal univorslty at Lax located In all sections of New bag, CURRENT EVENTS Vesras, la In the city. York City and Include the follow- taining jewelry and other Harvey KergiiBSon has gone t- - ing: Hotel Karle., Hotel Chelsea. valuable contents. Liberal Al r, Hotel 'Hotel Hotel Taos for a two weeks etay. Edwards, prize fight Judson, Albert, reward if returned to Miss Margaret Keleher, Mi. a has left for LI Paso, where Holley, lintel Wellington, Hotel Regular Prices Eleanor Marron, Francis Kergus-so- n he will make final arrangements Irving, Hotellerio Marquis. Hotel 522 North Sixth and Louis Connell left yes for tho big bout which he is Van Rensselear, Hoi el Berkley terday for a visit at the donnell to bonk for Albuquerque on Labor and Kew Garden Inns. summer home or. the Pecos. Day. Promoter Kdwarirs announced Dr. D. R. Murray, Osteopathic and yesterday that the scrap will give Tho (illdcrsleeve Elect rtc Co., 797-- Fencesl Violet-ra- y treatments. Phone 741. local fans a look at two h ail East Central. Phone Metal Lawn main-evente- nt new Miss Margaret Ttipper, who are of to the city a,nd that he is picking MILK THAT WILL KEEP We mnnufneture welded fram public health nurses, wiro fence and any some boys. Vivian's 2404-J-- 4 gates, passed through the "city yesterday classy preliminary Dairy. Phone it via to suit purchasers. on her way from Santa Fe to Edwards will return next week Gates will nut sax, and with the the south part of the state. to take charge ot the arrange DR. FRANK r,. Mnol'R ACKEN, Iron posts. Bet in cement, this style Paul Horgan of Santa Fe was ments here. DR. DAISY B. MnrCKACKKW. is practically everlasting. X on view at our office, 1X19 What is a Samples visitor in the city yesterday. Osteopathic Physicians. Bo ;th .BrOadway. rhone 1947-- Edward Hoi-Ran- , his is K. P. Building. Phone Office 89-- brother, DEATHS AND FUNERALS - spending several days here. Residence 8!)-.- ). , New Mexico Steel ' Miss Marian Johnson, general MORALES Funeral services k I OONTINCOCS i TO 11 P. M. ot Buick. secretary the y. W. C. A. for Jesus Morales, who died Fri- 654 ess yesterday from Jemc: TAXI LINE Company, Inc. day morning at Los Lunas, were - AND TOMORROW Springs where she spent a II. I.Ol IS 1IAH.N,' Mlinogrr. TODAY held yesterday morning at 9:30 Phone 654 3101) South Second. l'hone 2013-- month's vacation. o'clock. Burial was at Los Lnnas 'Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Owens and to do Meadows children, J. A. Owens and Mus cemetery. and Martinez were in charge. n.i:cTKicr, coxtievctixo going Catherine Owens returned last Forrest II. Xonrso Kloctrlcal Co. night to their home at Tulsa. Phono 1253-J- . 1 FAGALEY The funeral of Okla. Tliey were called here by the death of their son, Thomas Rosa Fagaley, who died Friday ' B. Owens of 116 North evening, will be held this after Maple noon 3 August avenue. Mrs. Owens and two at o'clock from the fam Let Us Send a Man residence. Burial will be in For Rent eons accompanied them back to ily To window Tulsa, Santa Barbara cemetery. Crollott replace thtbroken will be In - gmss. AlbuqUerijue Lumber Co. , Factory wood, fult truck load, charge, Phone 421. 4211 North First. Drelrable unfurnished four dollars. Hahn Coal jirst Company furimce and hard- 1. CHAVES Mrs. house, heat Phone Andreita Chaves, wood floors, JI55.00. 823 For- , Dr. R. L. Hust and son, Har- aged 45 years, died last night at rester avenue. vey, returned last night from Ar- her residence in Old Albuquer- Jnqulrs kansas. The doctor was called to que. She is survived by three sons P. F. McCAXNA, Ine. Bcntonvllle, on account and one The was GLADIOLI Ark., of daughter. body Fresh cut dally, $1.50 and 'the serious illness of his aged taken to Crollott funeral parlors, t2.00 a dozen delivered. 114 South Second St. father, who was forced to BUb-rn- lt pending arrangements. I to sn operation. The doctor RAYMOND F. HLOOM, left his father in a fair way for JOHNSON Funeral sen-ice- for Phono 2107-.- I. recovery. Mrs. Laura C. Johnson, aced 33 If. Emory Davis, a general mer- years, who died at her IvOine on Fire INSURANCE chant of Los Lunas, was in the South Arno street Friday evening, city yesterday on busint-ss- . will be held Monday morning at Riot INSURANCE Chief of Police Galusha and 10:30 o'clock from French's par- Room, Porch and Board Auto INSURANCE City Manager Bert H. Calkins will lors. Rev. II. A." Cooper will offi- $45. on a. rionth. Tray ser- - have another meeting this week ciate ;ind bu rial will he in Fair-vie- vi' e. Ntir.! s care if desired. Now INSURE! with the representatives of tin cemetery. Phone 1679-- Keep INSURED! MOTOR CARS . women's organization that saekn ( J the appointment ot a policewom- K0SHARE TOURS OPEN an. The city so far h:is not seen Workmen's Compensation its way clear to the financing of OFFICE IN SANTA FE extra police, either men or wom- INSURANCE en. of Provision chaperons for the A branch office ot' Jhe Kosliaro Standard Furniture Co. dance halls also will ho discussed 401 010 Sheriff Roberts of Tours operated by Miss Ethel South First St. Phone Good INSURANCE McKlnley Hickey and Miss Erna Fcrgusson We buy, sell and exchange a' county nag written the police here new and Handle Rain INSURANCE . drama to be on the lookout for a man here, will opened shortly in Santa uped furniture. ' Fe. Mlss Hickey will go to Bnnta complete line kitchen utensils, Accident INSURANCE - a Anita, Stewart who committed a robbery at a etc. (P mine near The loot Fe tomorrow to arrange personally Health INSURANCE Gallup. the conducted motor and horseback man got is said to contain $3 00 of worth of stolen Jewelrv. tours out of the Ancient city dur- Any kind INSURANCE Chas. A. Ellcr, Mrs. D. Culliton ing the bummer months and the Mail INSURANCE ana Miss E. S. fiesta season. Miss Fergusson will westert.auser. Thomas' Ice Cream i lesldents of this city, reeentw be in charge of the Albuquerque were in Los - office on West Gold avenue. 1-- II8V2 South Angeles, guest- at 2 Gallon, Packed, Third Street me Kosslyn. 592 Gentry's Ksrs, 45c; for sale nl and delivered, $1.00 Telephone m . - N. M. C. OF C. DIRECTORS lead ins groceries. Phone 313 Albuquerque, ' I TO DISCUSS CITY GUY'S TRANSFER Who W nan. ADVERTISING PLAN AND STORAGE Chamber of Commerce directors We nmko a on lumber Dance Pavilion win meet at the specialty Tijeras J He'ManiedV chamber parlors and muteriul. Monday evenl; at 7:30 hauling huUilltig House Lavish in in story--- a triple-punc- h o'clock. Now Unfit forget the long trips. Crystal Opera production powerful ine directors will discuss the nres Phono 371. with Derform-- . ent six month an 8. Second climax Anita Stewart eivinfr the finest budget and outline COOLEST PLACE - he city advertising campaiiin for M THE STATE ance of her whole career. that period. Several other import t ant city question in which the FOR DANCING NIGHT Adults 50c; Children 25c. Dr. H. E. Kimble "" Added Attraction! chamber is actively interested will . be taken up at tho meeting. DENTIST KfMun Dancing; and FAMOUS PLAYERS " I DOIHJERS SIG.V CATCHER. 4, firnnt Building. Third Wednesday Saturday Nights 'TIS THE BULL" '" New York, July 29. The Brook and Central, and Sunday Afternoons and Nights National club announc riiono - 492 f ' lyn league , Present' Two Part Comedy Featuring ed tonight the signing of a young catcner, ivorman J. Bakke of Con- cordia college, St. Louis, Mo Bobbie Vernon v Bakke, who will Join the Dodgers "BY RADIO" next season, comes from the name EMPIRE Cleaners WAY;0F Prices institution as Max Carey. Pitts. Ice Regular burgh outfielder, and William DYERS AND HATTERS Creams A FARCE COMEDY AND' Wambsganss. Cleveland second IIVO CLEANING Backer. j ... Pbone 453. Cor. 6(h and Gold crrr Ri.ecTBio shop: shop Mion BB7-- 213 Smith Hecond. 6 VAUDEVILLE AGtS 6 ' Sherbets STAGE TO JEMEZ SPRINGS , t'm Call and Delivery. W A NTED Runs six days a week. Passen- "V The Jeweler ATINEE Adults Children 10c. ger taken. One way, $5. Leave Public Stenographer, FOGG, ve 35c; We pay good for fire- at m. -. Albuquerque prices Albuquerque 5:30 a. MeUnl . 701- Room , Bldg. Ph. arm such 'Shot S in-U- Diamonds, Watchea, Jewelry. Association ai Rifles, Leave Jemoz Springs, p. . ' Lowest Prices. Dairy NIGHT Adults Cchildren 25c Pistol. Must b In B. ... : Highest Quality, 1 1 50c; Gun. ' mail by atage, M. D. V. O. 01 m o YT' ' A- -l I H. CONNER. Postoffloe. or, on. condition. Opposite none 001 oecono oivo Him 'A. A. A. B. r ,!. 041 1. I). Milk 2 Somb I Irst ' BACA, c Osteopath!)! pcciiillnt. 118 South Fourth. (Tax Included.) ' It Slrcrt Phono 8I7S-- fctcrn Bid. Til. 701 J. SJ3-- ...... "' J!","1'-,I-

JOURNAL1 Jul? SO, 19227 Page Ton. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING i m m " 4bmsssssssssissssss "N mhi Washington are ppfirocs. A Klone's imih throw from the oeauuim grounds ylUEY SYSTEM of the capitol are some of the V most congested districts. Tool Wash- A Final Clearance OF WASHINGTON foreigners who come into ington through the nearby union Silk station settle down 111 these lodg Stockings Printed Swiss and S NOTORIOUS ings, the cheapest the city niiorus Fine thread silk stockings tho built-u- p sections. Lawns in gar- Vice and erimn are bred in with reinforced feet, 38 Inches wide of fine By n;t;ii:i5ic j. haskix. these internal streets, welfare ter top, full fashioned in sheer in pretty D. July 29. workers sow Often the entrance quality Washington, C, court-wa- black and white only, und Ca- to an alley is by a narrow summery designs, values Goat Alley, rig Alloy this nil de sac the regularly sey's Court are not Inventions Beyond and 50c. alley broadens and winds of moving picture producers. They branches. There are alleys with- are the addresses of a number in Police cannot patrol Special,, 39c alleys. the $1.88 of people In the national capital. these "streets" closely because to sweep force is not large enough to per- Congress is being urged detailed to alleys the of mit men being such places from map nnlv. en- Washington and leave them Disease Always a Menace. to tenement fictlbfh Aa fnr disease, investigators tirely rows of al- Silk Sale of Washington is generally known have reported whole Extraordinary Cer- known as as a city without slums. ley houses ''lung no tourist to the capital blocks," where tuberculosis is tainly ev- - f out of ever saw any conditions such as found in four houses Wanted Summer Silks Sido ens flve. Other districts rmve o ' Week ur New York's Kat openly Even old residents ot periodical sieges of typhoid. Mr. 0 plays. an Lat Peri- have been known to Ham states as his opinion that Best 40 inch Georgette Crepes in all the new "shades, wuahlnartnn or some quality that the city had no slum outbreak of small pox Tomato, Coral, nay in in the alleys would winkle, Peach, Jade, Orchid, Turquoise, Pink, Flesh, district. They said it good other epidemic Seal, faith. They had never visnea be felt all over wasnmgion. White, Black, Nile, Lark, Zink,' Mohawk, Navy (M rTQ or never thought There is the back kick to tne Si others. Our I the alleys they and a dozen regular $3.00 value, Special. ..tPL of them as slums. situation. Washington la getting J dis-- 1 and cooking and Cle Washington has no slum its cleaning Sweep But done by the alley dwell trlct it is true. through washing a run and them pernaps 3-thr- the 'city, like hidden sores, ers, getting 40-inc- ead with rows of little than if the workers of Awaiting You h de Chine tortuous alleyways rheaper to Don't Fail to Take Advantage Incomparable Values Crepe crowded with humanity. lived in the suburbs and had Semi-Annu- al shacks out of . colored. pay carfare their earnings. the Last Week of Our Record.Breaking to mostly Ttn't to Here Beginning Monday, Twenty good shades select from. $2.00 An who pr.ent six the city is exposing Itself investigator on Lots Mentioned Here General value. i . . months living in one of the alleys the diseases that prey the peo Clean Sweep Sale. In Addition to , Special $1.79 .' Blums. gave the following as a typical ple of tho hidden Goods. Instance of had conditions: A Washing lor "tne Desi nomes Reductions Prevail On All Remaining Summer sheltered is done in the alley shacks. People four room alley homo are 15 persons. The mother of the go out of houses where there Extra home had had 18 children. Her cases of fevers, tuDercuiosis ana Special il- over five grown daughters all had svphilis to work all the city. children. One son This condition, or its equivalent, Floor One lot of Crepe de Chines, 40 inches wide, colors light blue, rose, legitimate Dis- Second was in insane asylum. One is true perhaps in any city. medium blue and J the are Apparel Sweep emerald, jade. $1.50 of the daughters was dying of ease germs almost inescap- OQ ' tuberculosis. Another was in jail able. But in the alleys, as in the Have quality, Special :ipJLiV 1 for cutting a man and a woman. tenement districts of great cities, Ready-to-We- ar Assortments on the Second Floor Been Carefully the when disease is less controlled and According to story, Re-pric- ed a. Re-group- ed Last Week of the Clean J this last daughter was little more powerful. Gone Over and and for the "she from door to Some of the shacKS rur el ilk girl, begged fine Poplins door, saying that her dead mother bows with the back yards of Sweep Sale deso-lat- e are lay awaiting burial in their residences. Tho alleys just colors home, or that the family far enough away and sufficiently 36 inches wide, white, tan, grey, navy, black, pink, mais,' lived in the country where all shut off by board fences to be and wisteria. A cloth. who Wash Dresses peacock splendid wearing QQr their possessions had Just been disregarded by the people lash Dresses Our i fire." live facing tho streets. Hut the i $1.50 quality. Special .iOL destroyed by are at the name ; The alley situation In Washing-.- t alley dwellings 2 includes women's and misses' ton is unusual. There are 224 time just close enough for disease Group 1 includes women's and misses' Group ' inhabited the homes of to spread. Or- washable dresses of Swiss, Organdie and alleys, - wash dresses of fine sheer Swiss and e 16,500 people. In another Amer- So far. however, tne dangers colors and most at- Checks colors and clever novelties in the best i Shepherd's lean city this condition would and the wrongs of the alley sys gandie in dainty styles values to have been made a political issue tem have been tolerated. The including a recent new shipment. tractive styles; especially good 10 pieces to choose from, some plain black and white, brown and f long ago. The necessary funds city does the best it can ,with the Final Clean Swebp I raised the laws and ordinances on tne dookp Worth $15.00, Clean Sweep , $19.50, white, blue and white, while others are a combination, of colored would have been and - homes torn down. But any radical steps rest with silks this season. (J- alley ' checks. These are , on The commissioners of very popular nn J But Washington must wait congress. values. .'. congress, and congress Is tho District are now taking in $9.95 $1195 $2.00 Special ..... 45UU stantly busy with national affairs active interest in the situation. and always anxious to economize. Several years ago congress It takes money and careful plan passed a law to close the alley Willow Silks ninsr to revise a city and to houses on a fixed date. When Pussy ; move 16,500 of the poorest peo the time drew near an extension pie in it without panic or great was obtained. .It was argued that A few shades to choose from, 40 inches. $3.00 A could not absorb so good Q 1 disorder. Furthermore, the alley the city many of Suits Willow in all the wanted colors. . nystem works to the benefit of people moving t the same time. Final grade Pussy Special. .tpArkO 1 are to close ir, Sweep: the more affluent classes. So Now the alleys there has been apathy. The al- - November, and again it is being vaIha will be interested in the leys have continued since before urged that the date be put off $14.95 Satin Faced t the Civil war, a hidden but in two years. Mr. Hirm opposes this $14.95 suits in this immense group, which are suitable for immediate Crepes sidious blot on the beauty of the on psychological grounds. He wear and for wear in the fall.. There is a wide range of choice to , capital. ' says that the tenants would stay A beautiful cloth for afternoon, evening or street wear, 20 of the Started. on until the two years were up. to material and size. priced $25.00 to $125.00. How tho System as style, Formerly most shades to select 40 inches wide, The 'system started in a queer as they have done this time, and $59.98 $59.98 popular from, IQ QA , way. Washington was laid out then there would bo panic at the $4.00 value, Special iDO.Ot In deep lots with plenty of back last minute. J yard space. Lanes between lots He urges instead that the alley? ..' became the cen-- ! be closed in three installment " alleyways velning Silk Dresses 40-in- ter of a square. Outhouses were a year apart. Tho tenants Would Silk Dresses ch Charmeuse built in some of the back yards know all about the moving days were ,. and servants sometimes were and which alleys to close quar .; Misses' silk dresses in tered there. first. It would be possible for Women's and Misses' silk dresses of Crepe Women's and Crepe In blackwhite, gray, peacock, jade, cascade and OX QO to 5.000 peo- Canton Satin :."..-.tPAlt- When the Civil war ended large the district absorb de Chine 'and Taffeta for street, travel, de Chine, Taffeta, Crepe, white, $3.50 quality, Special numbers of soldiers were in ple at one time in small houses, and all the other new materials ' AVashington and wooden barracks chiefly in outlying sections. The sport, dinner, afternoon and general Crepe i values to were built for them in some of other alley tenants, seeing the values to $27.50, Sweep "in demand, $55.00, Sweep . wear, this back yard space. The sol- - first set move, and realizing that 36-- and 40-in- ch Baronette Satins dlers left, but thirty or forty their turn would surely come on ' ' thousand negroes came swarming the fixed dates, would begin to $29.98 . into the government headquarters look about and tho whole emi- $18.48 Colors white, gray, tan, brown, rose, electric .blue. (KO'I Q at that time and the barracks gration would be accomplished $2.50 values, Special At were eagerly taken over for their without serious confusion. homes. A few of these Civil war Mr. Ham has laid this plan be- barracks are still standing and fore congress. He Bays that the Silk Skirts Wash Skirts inhabited. Other negroes found alleys should be turned into play- Kimona Silks, hacks in alleyways. The people grounds, minor streets, city parks, Japanese who employed them were glad to garages and parking spaces. Remarkable values in all our remaining Extra quality white, twill gaberdine and ;,' have them living conveniently at In beautiful new and colors. Regular silk and satin 'and dress wear skirts, novelty cotton skirts, made by the Never patterns hand. sport $2.00 Special v..-- ,. $1.79 de- - quality, I Domestic servants were in new colorings, extra grade materials, Shrink Skirt Co., and guaranteed not to mand in Washington and houses Si 1 all new were built for them on tho back handsomely made and tailored, shrink. See these wonderful values, reg-- lots. In time these lots often midsummer styles, values to $15.00, Colored and Messalines ' became entirely separated from ular price to $8.50, Sweep Taffetas the property facing the street. OLD' DOC BIRD' says Sweep Eows of alley houses were bought 50 of the most wanted' shades to choose from; land sharks because pieces rfQ up by they $2.98 Our $2.00 silks, Special '. . . I 7 brought in good profits, $6.48 w regular .v. pX William Deane Ham, member of the citizens' commtt-- ; housing Shadow-Proo- tee, says that these sharks are Hand-Embroider- , f operating today. They own long New Philippine First Quality Krepe Knit 1 rows of alley homes, and derive large Incomes from the rents. A Costume 36 inches colors brovsrOeal, 5 four room house in one of these Slips wide, white, Harding A(J?Q QQ rows is valued at about J400. It nightgowns blue and Mohawk. Regular $4.50 silk, Special...... tpO.OO brents on an average for $12 a At July Sales Price month, or $144 a year. In other "the sheer summer frocks so popular J words, every three years the ten-- - For A ants pay for the houses they rent at $2.48 this season, a shadow-proo-f slip is in- SALE OF SILK UNDERWEAR ' and some of them have t lived in For the July sales they are their shacks for 60 years. Batiste dispensable. Most of the houses are tumble The finest sheerest nightgowns, also inexpensive. down wooden or brick structures. embroidered. One of the of Satine Camisoles Mr. Ham and exquisitely Costume Slips has made a survey . ) Sales Price, $2.48 which congress will get in the styles has all edges finished with Philip- July 150 silk and wash satin Camisoles, in tailored fall. He says: heavy quality plain "It is doubtful whether there pine scallops bottom, shoulder straps, Costume Slips of high lustre Francaise and lace trimmed styles, white, flesh and colors. Values to $2.00. !are more than 10 bath rooms in Metes' Sales Price, $3.48 the entire alley system. Leaks in and bodice, July ' the roofs or 98c average four five built-u- Special to a house in some alleys. The A p shoulder style with either a V alleyways are paved and are or round neck, also. " Chamoisette Gloves (kept comparatively clean by city 'ordinance. But the city cannot clean The daintiness and refinement of. Philip- Camisoles up the interiors. The rest ?1' Best Chamoisette gloves, slip-o- n houses are quality 4 crowded because the pine Nightgowns has a certain appeal embroid- rents are high and even in a four i? style with strap wrist, plain or 100 grade best quality tailored Radium Silk Camisoles, or- heavy room house rooms are rented out that women always prefer and the spe- ered backs, in mastic, beaver, gray, brown to several families. When vou chid and flesh, values to $3.00. . cial is and sand. consider that six or seven people price an added inducement. coffee sometimes occupy a sincle room : 10 by 12 feet, existence In these Special $1.98 homes can be Imagined." $2.48 Special, 98c Not ail the alley dwellers of Steo-ln- s Vests

but we do. Have - -- 25 Radium Silk Step-in- s' , and vests, tailored in different styles, you a peach of a suit Grade and touched off with a tiny filet lace edge, orchid and flesh, value one think High Smartly ' that you $3.50. a great deal of? : - Jailored Hand Made Blouses Special $2.48 If you have one or any- thing else to be dry At Prices Made Possible Only By the Necessity of the cleaned, bring it,to us. Bloomers Dloomers We will preserve it Imported Dimity Blouses drawn work for wear. Summer Clearance collar, and turn-bac- k cuffs enhanced 25 extra double wash satin Bloomers,' in flesh and white, BANISH THE FIRST long with a touch of embroidery and per- weight i made. blouse included in this sale haps an edging ot filet lace Clearance $1.98 cut very full and prettily Value $5.50. v GRAY HAIR Every possess . . u modern lat , j n T0 NOT detpalr when that firit cray hair Only plant in the distinction that always is the outstand- ., appears. Ketp your youthful appear- -' town. feature of high-grad- e and high-price- d Beautiful' French Dimity Blouses-dr- awn streaked or ing Special $3.48 ance by tinting gray, faded, blouses. work and embroidered effects--man- y bleached hair Instantly to Its original color x of them edged with hand-mad- e any shade of brown or black. "Browna-tone- ," The collars have unusual anfl effective lace. Clearance at $2.48 tkc modern hair tint, is guaranteed THE IMPERIAL touches of hand work, drawn work and Gowns Gowns harmless to the hair, scalp or absolutely embroidery-a- nd made to French Voile Blouses edged with a home. Will not they're carefully tail-ore- kin. Easily applied at frill and fine Imported de chine Gowns', some d, be detected. the flare of the round col- lacey Dimity 50 all silk heavy quality crepe plainly rub or wash off and cannot preserve piquant Blouses, handmade hand embroidered 11.50. LAUNDRY CO. others trimmed with high quality lace, flesh . Sold at all dealers 50c and Trial . roll of the tuxedo nwork smart $3.48 handsomely lars and the becoming .and hand drjaw styles. - ' bottle tent direct for 10c The Kanton Clearance at only. Values to $3.50. ' Fbarmscal Co., Ill Copplfl .SUg., style. i 211-13-- ": Coringtou, Ky. Phones . It's simply an opportunity to secure : . French Dimity Blouses Imported Voile 148-44- high-grad- e blouse at a 9 W. Silver a distinctively fjlouses plainly tailored and edged $4.98 Special $4.48 laces..'''' BROWMTONE very little price. with fine filet and Irish :i c 20 v. V July 30, la .XL. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL! Page Eleven. "I AM THE WAY, THE. TRUTH, AND THE LIFE.99-Jo- hn 14:6 ' Text Selected by the Rev. W. A. Guy, Pastor of the Broadway Christian Church

erate states and agreed to furnish ject and invited them to bring CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IS A SENTENCE SERMONS Con- Answers to Questions. a regiment of troops for the forward aiv avowed wet candidate THE STITCH IN federate military service. Tho reg- to run against her. No one ac- Christ in some aspect is suited to the need of every J iment became demoralized and cepted the invitation, and the TIME SHOP NECESSITY, SAYS REV. HIGBEE soul. Carl of Hall. practically ceased to exist soon af- matter has not been . mentioned "A Stitch In Time Saves Armerding Gospel (Any reader can get the an- ter the battle of Pea Ark., since. swer to Ridge, Nine." . Why don't some "of those folk who tell us that any question by writing in 1862. Tho eastern side of Oklahoma ROYAL CLEANERS the Journal Infor- Is UNION CHURCH SERVICES Bible is Albuquerque Q. What a round robin? C. has boon dry many yeprs, even 420 West Gold. Phcne 487-T- AT the defective, try to write a better book? We mation Bureau. Frederick J. Has-ki- L. W. before statehood. When under Mrs. L. M. I lagans, Prop. are supposed to be smarter today than they were when director, Washington, D. C. A. The round robin, a written federal supervision as the Indian This offer to in- the Bible was written. C. C. Higbee, Central Avenue applies strictly remonstrance or protest signed ln Territory, prohibition was rig- - Preaches at Church Last Sun- formation. The bureau cannot circular form by several persons idly enforced, and dry sentiment Congregational Methodist Church. give advice on legal, medical and so that no name heads the list, is regarded in many as financial matters. does at- quarters on Advances the Church Has Made in The most sad is to It not was first used by the French of- firmly established. day and tragic of all crimes reject tempt to settle domestic troubles, ficers, whence its derivation from nor Parcel Delivery of the Christ.the Gospel, salvation by grace; in a word, undertake exhaustive research "round ruban" round ribbon. Automobile accidents occur Spreading Education and the Power on any subject. Write ques- The Carl Schmid, Immanuel your name has been given also more frequently on highways free Re- Evangelical tion plainly and briefly. Give to a collections of letters from from in Social Lutheran en- curves, steep grades and Proper Teachings Preventing Church. full name and address and one to another of a specified railroad close two cents ln for re crossings, according to a and Crime. stamps group. Each person removes his survey by the Maryland state gression turn postage. All replies are own letter and adds a fresh one. roads commission. ' sent direct to the inquirer.) Q. How lonjr have we had re- form The Broadway Christian church, er the Christian or heathen spirit schools ln this country? T. Double Is which Q. Have Klgn Ferdinand and C. B. exposure and blank , First Congregational church and in possession of the heart films be Central Avenue Methodist directs Its use. Queen Mary of Romuania ever A. The first man- may prevented by a de- the been crowned? reformatory vice auplied to the church began' a period And God would not have H. K. N. aged under legislative control was shutter of a again, A'. Preparations are being made the one camera, according to the claims of Joint services last Sunday, July said "Thou shalt teach." had He established ln New York of a ' 28. C.' was the ' for this ceremony; They were in 1824, known New Tacoma, Wash., inventor. Phone 360 Rev. C. Higbee not recognized the tremendous on as the York -' All Items the eve of coronation whan fiim speaker and began a four- power of education. Why have for the Sunday church "Some of the Revelations Ful- House of Refuge. number series on of page must be at the Journal office filled Since 1878." the world war involved ths king- the theme the Jews, though a scattered and on dom. ' "Christian Education," speaking these cen- by noon Friday. dismembered nation for Q. PROHIBITION IS AN , as follows at the 11 o'clock hour: never lost their nor KazarciiR Church. Apropos of the present Famous Medium turies, identity Methodist 314 em- Text: "Thou shalt teach them ceased to be a First Episcopal Church. North Third street. L. L. in wages of railroad ISSUE IN OKLAHOMA peculiar people? avenue. 1970-- Messaro Bearer unto children." Deut. a te- Corner Third and Lead Gaines, pastor, phone ployes, have the salaries of the diligently thy Because with remarkable Rev. V. E. J. F. offinals been 6:7. have the old McGuire, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. reduced slnos 1919? The Associated MRS. PARKER nacity they obeyed Bowyer, Sunday school superin- W. R. H. w. J. (By Pru.) The more we look Into this command to "teach their chil- Kinsworthy, superintendent Oklahoma 29 Of Ohio now tendent. L. B. Thompson, musical Sunday school 9:45 a. m. A. The railroad labor board, City, July (by the at 412 Sonthern most wonderful Book, the more dren." has the Roman l7-W- . Why director. at 11 a. m. and 7:13 under the act, does Associated Press). Prohibition, Avenue. Phone we are Impressed with the deep Catholic church maintained itself m. Preaching transportation into human which 9:45 a. Sunday school. p. m. by the pastor. not have jurisdiction over tho which became a part of the con- insight nature, so lojg? Because of its system of 11 a. m. Y. P. S. at 3:30 salaries of is there evidenced, and tho more schools. We have been far too Morning worship. p. m.' executive officials of stitutional law of Oklahoma with n Sermon by Carl C. Magee. An- the roads. The only that the admission of the state in transcedent is the wisdom which slow to grasp and utilize this "The way shines forth from the sacred thems, Radiant Morn," Immaculate Conception Church. such salaries could be reduced at 1907, is an issue which candidates mighty power. (Woodward); , "The Gifts of (Jesuit Fathers.) the same time that are are no to revive EXCELSIOR pages In the recommendations seems to us" that the great wages making effort - It God" (Wilson). North Sixth street. cut would be by of the as state-wid- e on made for human welfareand tip- lesson of 7 ation the primary central and outstanding p. m. Epworth League ser- Early mass at 6 a. rm board of directors of each com- 1 near. The Soft Water lift. And when God said to His con-troll- August draws Cars the world war is that, by vice. This will be the only evening Sodality mass at 7 a. m. pany. The board deals with the to Quality people of old, and through them education of a Children's mass The only reference the ques- the peoplo service. (tor children wage earners and .subordinate of- tion mnde candidate for to His peoplo of all ages, "Thou you. can, in a only) at 8:15 a. in. by any Laundry Rebuilt to Serve-Pr- iced t generation, change ficials only. There Is no which been shalt teach,"-i- is well, it is im- - of mass 9:15 a. public nomination has quot- 177 PnONE 177 the spirit, Ideals and character North Fourth Street Gospel Hall. JAte at m. record of any reduction of execu- ed in of state, was , perative that we give heed to the at-7- : 30 the press the r T that nation. Benjamin Kidd, in 1300 Evening services o'clock. tives' to Sell ' . ... North Fourth St. salaries since the railroads voiced Miss Alice .....HOJlvin. .(.OilnanntUn UVb UO, t.UlCll. his "Science of stat- by Robertson, ova v.i.A th Im...... A Power," has Sunday school and Bible class at wero returned to opera- from the second ed this and both 9:45 a. M. E. Church private congresswoman we and truth, Germany m. W. C. Raabe, superin- (Spanish). tion, March 1, 1920. district, who declared in the NOW THEN! that may realize respond and have proved the integ- tendent. Meets in Banclas. J. W. Clutter, O. to the of Christian ed- Japan How long did the reign of opening speech of her campaign necessity rity of this principle within the 11 a. m. Breaking of Breaxl In pastor. terror In Franco KINDS ucation. 10 a. m. lust? A. D.. E. for renominatlon that she stood FORDS ALL last 40 years. The German Prus- Remembrance of tho Lord. Acts Sunday school. V. What i tlx; value "nd would not have said "Thou 20:7. No 11 a. m. of dairy on a dry platform. sian oligarchy captured all the preaching at this hour. products prod need last E. Miss FOR HOME !' t teach," had he not known of German education 3 p. m. in 7:30 p. m. service nnd year? Robertson asserted that Best Prices in Town t'.iat processes Preaching Spanish by Song had to mankind had been created from the to the uni- Jose B. Rey. sermon, A. her opponents attempted vith an mind. A kindergarten That period of the French assail her attitude on the sub inquiring "If." versity, stamped it with the spirit 7:45 p.yta. Preaching by Carl revolution known as COMFORTS buick v.ord of inquiry and uncertainty, "The Pres- Christian Science the reign of Q1K the most and ideals of Prussian material- Armerdlng. Subject, Society. terror is generally considered to Touring . . . . . frequently recurring ism 'and militarism and through ent Period,"' or "The Dispensa- Woman's club building, 618' West 'have extended .D01.J word in our English language. tion of illustrated a Gold avenue. from January 21, it completely changed the char- Grace," by the date of the execution of Men are wanting to know. And, acter mt German chart on the course of time Sunday services at 11 a. m. Wed- fADILLAC.....$500 from the and spirit the large Louis XVI, to July 28, 1794, VAPOR BATHS very first, this Inquiring peace-lovin- reli- from to testimonial 8 peqolo from a eternity eternity, nesday meeting at p. when Robespierre and other san- disposition has been manifesting to a con- Tuesday .at 7:45 p.m. Bible m. itself. Eve was gious peoplo covetous, guinary leaders were guillotined. inveigled into ceited and war-ma- d It study in Spanish by Jose B. Rey. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. A. Bath the forbidden populace. The department of agricul- rAO.....$750 eatinjr fruit by '.he is this fact which explains the Wednesday at 8 p. m., meeting The reading room In room 2. ture that it was "to be de- for E. Mellni says that the value of dairy HUPMOBILE promise world war. .' prayer at the home of W, building, 412i West Cen- products on farms ln sired to make one wise." Three 701. West Roma. tral avenue, is 1921 wag jjjgQQ Years ago Humboldt declared Manger, open daily exceiit $:',410,000.000, a of 20 Massage years in the schpol of Christ were tha "what you would have in the Friday at 8 p. m., Bible study at Sundays and holidays from 12:30 cent drop per in- - from 1920. Treatments for skin and nerv- not sufficient to overcome the the hall. to 3:30 p. m. . state, you must first put into the What advo-IUi'- ous Others at Real Prices tendency in one of His reforms were ''' diseases; liver trouble, quiring schools." That is Just what Ger- by "IU gout, rheumatic and most intimate disciples. With a St. Church. CJCXTRAL AVKXl.'E i'Sifsslvo party in neuralgic This Week many did. If it has taken a great Paul's Eng. Lutheran METHODIST. diseases, cot.stipation, Influen-za- . curiosity to "know what would sub-- Sixth street and Silver avanue. war to awaken us on this , A. It was pledged to lumbago, obesity, etc. become of Jesus," Peter was let us not fail to learn Arthur M. Knudsen,' pastor. Jo.nt Services. direct LUGGAGE CARRIERS into ject, the election of United States abat- TREATMENTS 82.00 Gas & Electric trapped threefold denial of so - 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. A. W. Tho first Sundny of th Ipsson thus vividly- set forth. joint ors; direct direct elec- at Cost Price his Mastei. "Education is Kraenier, Music services of the Broadway Chris- primaries; 608j W. Central. Phone 085W the strongest force superintendent. tion of delegates to national 10 n. M S n This investigating attitude 'Is in- in "the led by orchestra. tian, First an.1 Hours m. tn Wo Sell typing civilization of any 'Congregational initiative, referendum V the Rest and nate. Where are the toys which 11 a. m. Morning worship. Mes- Central Avenue .Methodist churches, J tho Santa Claus our intelligent people and, therefore, and recall clauses in all state con- Junk Rest brought boys and the biggest task of man." J, II. sage by the pastor on "Thei As- held at tho First Congregational stitutions, and a Ktrls last Christmas? Perhaps the surance of Salvation." church last Sunday, was u corrupt practices Company were not Itoynolds. very jaw with adequate provision for holidays oyer until Tom- Have you never of a 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor profitable occasion. This Sunday's its enforcement. HOBBS MOTOR my to thought liroa'd-wa- wanted show his sister Topic, "Great Home Mis- services will he held at y how it was demonstration of the remarkable meeting. the Hoiv many kinds of roses Mary that her doll power of education which has sionaries." Leader, Mildred Barn-har- t. Christian church. Rev. C. are "At Your Service" went to when C. there? H. It. N. COMPANY sleep, placed In a taken place right here in our Higbeo will be the speaker A. Most botanists Phone 98 reclining position and avrakened 8 m. and recognise 513-51- own land and in our own life- p. Evening worship. The again continuo tho theme of about 100 of roses. 5 W. Central Thone 431 ,sgaln when changed to an up- will "Ex- "Christian species The time? About a generation ago, pastor speak. Theme, Education." pumber of horticultural varieties right position. He showed (her accurate scientific information emplary Young People." Vacation. crosses and all But the 8 Our hybrids, however Is right. poor creature concerning the influeu.ee of al- Monday p. m. Monthly meet- pastor will leave Tuesday very large, more could not go to sleep again, or coholic of church council. for a month's vacation. He than 3,000 va- lllP liquors on the human ing feels rieties being listed in Sip possibly ould not the French awaken any body was introduced into our Midweek meeting for prayer and need of himself and family catalogues, with new ,more. .... 8 ones added school books. When that gener- Bible study, Wednesday, p. m. slipping down from this high al- every year. Indian Motorcycles But this is one side of 3 a n only the ation came to the poles about Thursday p.m. Ladles' Aid titude fof few weeku n,l (.'. Were situation. An is such dK're an Indians in Inquiring mind the first thing it did was to place society. ing timo as lie may In quiet. the Coiiiederme and Bicycles a neoessary prerequisite for ad- His recent army? l p. the rum traffic under a ban. And illness has demon-- 1 A. In the latter ALIU'QVKKOrF. NOVELTI FORD vancement in of 1861 any line. The trou- were it not for formed fit. John's Cathedral aumcu iimi 1118 was at a part the WOKKR AUTO & SUPPLY CO. ble Eve appetites (Episcopal). lower-eb- viianty Cherokee Nation QUICKEL with was that she sought men before Silver avenue b than of us sus- entered into a 821 Information from by they knew better, and Fourth street. any treaty of alliance with South Second St. Phone 750 Slith and Central the wrong source. and for the of suffi- Rev. Wm. B. M. pected. Ho is hack tho the Confed And Peter followed in greed gain Alien; A., dean expected the wrong cient in so many to overpower protein., latter part of. August, nnd wo company.' All the inventions and nil will 11 trust, with tlio Dnfua Tin r...... discoveries have conviction, thisjssue would pot There be o'clock service their basis in the be at all clouded today. only. The Sunday school'ls tak- spirit and enthusiasm of 'energy: inquiring nature of the mind. Bolshevism In an- a wucn is so nf And is Russia and. ing vacation until September i. characteristic him today the in Mexico An occupant will he in the par-- : of archy are examples of left curiosity age the world. We what Ignorance in the masses, led Immanuel Evan. Lutheran Church. sonage nnd Messrs. J. E. Major, are told that more new Inven- half-bake- R. S. by fanaticswith d so- Gold avenua nnd A rnn ctvoi Sarverance. W. J. Leverell tions have been brought to light cial will Carl or others will be ns within ten ideas, do for peoples. Schmid, pastor. Residence, 200 kept posted the last years than in While the world devastated eoutn Arno street. to where he may be reached, the century And more by should preceding. the great war is an - of Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. occasion require. within the last 60 years than in example- Services all the what materialistic education on a in the English language previous history of the scientific de- at 10 a.m. Awful w6rld. AH purely principle and Sermon, "The t'NION SEHVICES. progress and advance- void of God will do. Clash O Would Ye, Would Ye ment here. And of the hinges No field too two. Ignorance is the lees harm- Not!" Christian Church. letter Is difficult of access no and realm ful. B,ut we do not have a choice At 11 o'clock the sacrament of The second of tho joint ser- - Cooking Accomplishei too sacred and to holy yield its between education and ignorance. the altar wHI be celebrated In vices for the summer months of secrets to - the prying eye of man, People are en tie in ion tv, the- German language. the Broadway Christian All religious church, development and United States alone is spending Services in the English language the Congregation church ami the the divine unfolding, wait for the . are Central Avnrmo .1 1. u.uiuii uuimis yearly on edu- held every Sunday at 10 o'clock M,ii,,ii.i eager inquiry. How fortunate cation. Our onlw eh and in the German language on will be held at 11 o'clock this With A that God inculcated o this charister-ti- kind of an education. And tho the first and third Sundays of the morning at the Christian church. in the very warp and woof month at 11 The Westinghousc of our great war snows that the kind of o'clock. speaker will be the Rev. C. constitution. But while an, education is C. Higbee, of Metho- many of our discoveries everything. Our pastor the are of choice Is whether education shall Broadway Christian Church. dist church. He will preach In '.immense value, the is be the also true. opposite Christian or heathen. And in Broadway and Gold avenue. morning on "Christian Edu- And, especially within that choice we determine the wel- Willard A. Guy, minister. Resi- cation A Divine Agencv," and the last few years, means de- or in Electric of fare woe of the world. dence, 115 South Waltef streot. the evening on "Christian Ed- structiondeadly and wholesale Previous to 1911 n Phone 1649-- Human Range ... have likewise been ucationA Agency," brought into the schoolmaster of the world. 9:45 Bible Sihool. Special musio for the union being. , How Important that this greater distinction could 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Union will be: solo, native quality be io be "Jiyfoes Morning, recognized and given to our educators in our services. See announcement else- The, Great Awakening." by properly directed. higher institution, nt where on this page. Charles . God would not have Bearing; evening, solo, said "Thou than that they had taken work "Spend One Hour With Jesus," shalt teach." had he not recoe- - Avenue Mrs. nized jii Germany, lt.that situation had Central Methodist. by E. R. Nichols; male it the duty of His a. 1 avenue to people continued nhlla lnnir. ... Central and Arno street. quartet, "Remember Me." supply the Inquiring mind of that the ethics of C. C. Higbee, pastor. Residence, The order of service man with the the jungle 318 regularly proper motives and v.uuu ave nominated South Walter. Phone 1262. followed will be used in the materials, ideals and we the world. 9:30 a. m. Church inspirations. If may ever be thankful for school. J. E. church where the service is being Knowledge men will a 'onlnmitv i ,,. i Major, held. left to acquire, and great superintendent. The choir will have charge themselves, are strangely God that the Morning and evening services at of the musio and prone to that which dreadful war was the ushers will is debasing, puaiponea no longer. The world Broadway Christian church. serve ln their The damaging and death-dealin- 7 m. regular way. God war will be worth Infinitely more p. Epworth league, Harris Incidental offering Is di- has, all down than if ... Grose, equally been through the ages, it cnt itv .v.in3o urn ei president. vided and the contributions to trying to have men fecttvely oritf Woman's Missionary aoclety.wlll the the taught the great lesson of meet regular budgets will be made right things. This Book is power or education Tuesday at 1:30 p. tn. in envelopes as enort in that direction and 8 m. meet- regularly and go jus "HolvJ' us to see that the type p. Wednesday prayer to the proper church treasurer. men of old. nirin. o no i of education ing and Sunday school council. . iimy were of th f,,t - moved by the Holy Ghost." was Jesus Phatically and thoroughly Chris- - God Is supreme effort to teach First Congregational Church. v men. He was Coal repeatedly termed 'Thou shalt teach them dili- , avenue and South Broad- Albu - And er9 He way. Harold S. querque Foundry sly went gently unto d, away?.a.Cr- thy children." Davidson, Ph. D., commanded the disci-Til- es if we do not minister. Residence, 626 South and Machine Works to teach. And Instil Into Walter street. this is the the minds and hearts of our chll-dre- n charge which we have Church nehAnl t 1A Enrlneen - something more than the ' roaaAan Maeblnlits. upon us com! J. E. Caatlnsa In Alum- . today. This is the bulk- of- nup vnntnw Jones, superintendent. Iron, Braaa,. Broma, mission j , tn..wuajr ai a a inum. Slaotrlo Motora. which the church has today, union services t in Oil Englnn, unto her. tragedies such as P. M. The Rev. C. ,a Pumra and Irrigation. Jesus, said: H.VO snocKea our entire these C. Higbee, pas- Worl and Office "Ye are the of the last few city tor of the Central Avenue. M. Albnqnarqve. - light world days will continue and E ye- are the salt of the continue church, will in the morn- is to earthl" It to innsu m preach the people of God that the crimes spring" out of the' ing on "Christian Education Its Cooking reacKes complete convenience and results in the world Just look for its depravity Necessity" and In the on perfect only ment enlighten- i.u.nai, neari ana only evening concerning things which t,od can deal with sin "Christian Education Its Nature." Come .Westinghouse Electric The concreated of heat wake for the welfare effectively.,. in and Inspect Range. application retains and uplift What ouehtu tn- ha- Hnn.uw.iq van ue ia t0 th urch by th8 erace Presbyterian Church. the full flavor of meats and in whatever be 'tw?"11 " ...me'vand - of God Fifth street Silver avenue. OurModern vegetables style' they may pre- r and sorrow-- t uo none.- christian educa- and Safety stricken world must look for a tion Is a H. A. Cooper and C. K. McKean, pared. The automatic with which the electric is saving agency to necessity. pastors. Deposit Vaults accuracy clean, heat adjust- purify it from 9:45 a. m. corruption and decay. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS. Sunday school. ed frees the housekeeper from constant to the en- The church has never E. B. Cristy. attention cooking and lost 11 a. m. superintendent. sight of her teaching mission Mornlnff wnrahtn ft.. For. a moderate ables her to serve the most mon by ths Solo charge palatable and healthful meals with the .least' jfhelnter-denomlnatlon'- al pastor. by Miss Sunday 'hirs aivino into P mo lima woiKing. Rer year you may secure amount of care anjl with' the 'The Elec- L HU ...ffl rlihtiilnn miuniversity Weights 7:30'p. m. ser- greatest economy. Westinghouse T. lanas. iuw scnooi wnlch... Evening, vesper In ' v....,,nS. vice. a box this vault pro- ?. torch of enl'Shten! now meets i In th hnni 4. -- - tric 'Automatic is the modern of men'0 Mid-wee- Range BETTER COOKING. illumined the ducted for' old Wednesday .8 p. m k exponent path of and young who prayer meeting-- 107. are not physically able to Psalm viding ample storage for JnS thB attend ploneer ln neral ounuay scnoois ln the" city. There Church - She Is an 94 of God. jewelry, valuable papers, the cufn00"nf- h" been enrollment nf ,niT. t.u 1910 South Do Your-- u0f Edith. bonds securi- ; which hf'an that Dallam three teachers. It is expected to 10 a. m. Sunday School. and other Cooking Electrically 8"chweight ln me corps soon. 11 a. m. world Mrs.'""""C. teacning Preaching .to which have H u B"t.tno church has not L. Karicofe la superin- ties, you tendent sncf'Mp w V . 8hs has been irii.i International Bible Students. access at all times during halting and half- - assistant superintendent. The First floor library buildingr, Cen- ni " ms that at thanks of. the school are ex- tral avenue and Edith street. business hours. .mi herself has lost sight tended to Col.'D. K. B. Sellers Meetings for Pihu and to Mrs. . Gas & of her mission Hoffman, who have study Sunday at Jp. m.. Topic of Albuquerque Electric and , helped make the Men, and mesage. school possible. study, "Do the Scriptures Refer Company Christian men, have The Sunday school begins at to More Than One Firsts Savings Bank " nJlf KogreM ,n material Judgment "At Yoyr Service" Phone 93 terms. They have Day?" In put their trust 8 n. m. Tonic. "Th irir Out and civilization, but rather the kind Air from side ;,of civilisation couriis transportation the Camp." which That to the continent u 8 B. m. nri Trust . knowledge fs so Wednesday Prnver v Company power" is ever true rapidly that it Is possible the testimony meetlnr. Toni. "Phi-i.- t Whether it ehfrj bo - n. power- for proposed iiinnci under the Eng- the Merciful." ; ALBUQUERQUE. N..M. 552' . r wo. depends Hjpon lish channel ' S 1 wheth may not 'be built. Friday, p. m. Topic for study, y ' 1

it Page Twelve. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU July 30, 1922.

' ' iV r i't I I 'i i' T to now have been about on even NASH T owners. This fact has become J COLORADO MOUNTAINS LOW TIRE PRICES new SALES SO MOTORING IN levels. The Goodrich prices generally recognized by the pub- RECORD PRODUCTION OF 288,000 MOTOR SAYS THE GOODRICH mean that hereafter tire upkeep FOR EXCEED SALES lic and thus with the excellence is reduced to one-ha- lf - approximately of the Nash product, confidence INDICATES I.,,, in iiiii-- RUBBER COMPANY fuel cost. FOR YEAR OF 1921 VEHICLES IN JUNE, 2,000,000 of the of the buyer, an established fac- In an effort toward the creat-tio- n tor, Is reflected in Rubber .Sales of Nash directly A the PRODUCTION FOR 1922. The B. F. Goodrich of lower transportation costs, cars so far this factory records which show' that company, Akron, Ohio, announces many rubber manufacturers have year exceed the total passenger sales of Nash cars so far this introduced- second grade lines of car com- our ii new tire prices that bring the sales of the Nash Motors year, exceed total passenger. of nation's Tost to Consumer Helped I if cord tires, but Goodrich main- car business 12 Additional proof the lower J. cost of Goodrich tires to the low is pany for the entire year of 1921. for tha entire trans- Ret urn of ISiisincss. tains that tho lower tire cost . Increasing need for motor ever known. This In six months' months of 1921." both and "In students of the est cost mileage to bo found in its one quality the period ending portation for passengers January, motor- Juno 30, all records have merchandise is supplied the Industry predicted a substantial revised price list affords standard SUvertown tire, which previous ly h been aside. The LIFE oTaMGH record given year for the motor car Industry, ists a definite guide to tire prices takes part with the entire Gpod-ric- swept company's breaking fipures, tho definite of in books, just closed for the first out by Alfred Keeves. general based not alone on the need for - as Goodrich tires are line tires the general GRADE TIRE ON Antomohile motor cars that had not been sat- nndard of tire quality. reduction. six months of 1922, show a vol- manager. National 1mm ume of passenger car business far A Chamber of Commerce, after a isfied last year, coupled with the '' fhoanpr motor transportation RACING MACHINE 1U in tllff cen ten km: least J50.000.000 this year beyond that of the largest pre- lotf onmntr nl'tnt fact that thousands of the at ii by THE NEW FORD vious half year In the of tral west, which shows that in million In use would wear out, is the concrete and visible errect history ''A high grade tire on n nn the Nash Motorsi company. araclng June the nintor Industry pro- but primarily because the auto- r,f thia nunepment just made, HEADLIGHT LENS car will sometimes stand as of automobile Orders on hand for July ship- up excess of motor mobile manufacturer reducing Jhe price th duced in :S8,000 promptly MEETS APPROVAL ment and reports from Nash deal- far as 500 miles, about vehicles, which is 12 per cent took his inventory losses and tires oy irom iu to per trai, his cars on a hasis com- The reduction takes effect ers throughout tho country indi- of the life of a tire oper- greater than the previous record priced cate of In indicates with the A new headlight lens recently a pontlnuance tha heavy ated under ordinary conditions. of 256, 000 May. This parable buying power the Ford Motoi com- demand the summer a. production for 1 922 of more of the public. They advertised This tremendous saving to.tne perfected by throughout This difference in tire service Is reductions to and otitirn automobile industry is pany, Detroit, for use on its cars months. The factory Is still be- than 2.000,000 motor vehicles. the the public formal on a duo directly to a difference in the second of made their with the made In the face of a determined and trucks has received hind orders, condition which During the quarter arrangements In each of the has since last March heat developed, says the United l!22 the entire produced dealer and middlemen, so that effort by British and Dutch mer- official approval industry mar- 48 now Additions to the Nash four-cylind- Tiro vehicles with 1,-- 1 the lower were on chants to control the rubber states having specific States company. 763,000 motor prices passed and for car at Milwaukee are ...... - ,Atn..nii 37,000 cars and trucks for the to tho final consumer. kets of the world. Cotton, which regulations provisions plant u.i full months. not Is the biggest element in tire tests, the Ford Motor corrpany now being made; when completed feet on rubber in proportion to six "There have been the usual will of a volume and of time received from 20 dif- cancellations which fol- cost, is materially rising in price, reports. they permit that the Intensity length , "Reports generally state that the will more than the demand the is to It. Run- ferent sections of the country In- low after 4, because and In the face of increasing "Ford engineers supply rubber exposed July largely of hoid-llg- ht for car. At same time dicate the usual seasonal de- a substantial number of orders world consumntion: with one of two requirements any this the ning at high speed quickly raises hold-ov- illumina- Six a said Mr. Heeves, "which on for the smallest crops, In are sufficient road the Nash plant at Kenosha the temperature of tire. This crease,"' hand are closed cars which lack of says will be in a to increase from the Internal was a month The will continue to he In de- years and witn oniy a normal tion and glare," position heat results expected ago. heavy the local Ford Its to a com- friction set In the carcass. slowing down for the next six mand for the remainder of the crop in prospect it is oounn to go Cortez Quickel, production point up tire blo-her- mensurate with orders received. Tires are to resist months- will be much less than year. with the tniir.li hut the Goodrich distributor. designed the Varying locality, Is "To achieve this result, it Is The new building at Milwaukee Is effects of heat by ordi- usual, however, and the year's from 25 to 60 per cent of the to- price reduction made in spite produced costs. necessary to develop a lens which to be 600 feet long by 100 feet nary every-da- y car operation, but ' production will exceed 2,000,000 tal sales made the past of these increased ' during A of a over the and three stories cannot remain intact motor vehicles, as against three months were for en- conservative estlmnte the throw strong light high. they long the Unit-o- which so weakens the demand for Nash when heated continuous for 1321 and 2.205,137, closed types of bodies. automobile tire bill for the f road, but "Increasing highly by of 1920. States for 1922 places it at rays on a level with the eyes of cars Is due primarily to the splen- speeding. The tire bills of this the record figures Rxports Three Times as Largo as that did value In are to be Oeneral Ilimincss over half a billion dollars, which an approaching motorist, they represent their speeder likely higher Improving Jjnsf Year. means the Goodrich tire there is an absence of glare. price field," said C. I!. Voorhis. than thoso, of the driver, who Demand. record-breakin- g that Creating Truck "Coupled with the In nrlce will save Ameri "When testing the new Ford vice presidont and director of at a moderate pace. "While the car end In of proceeds passenger production Juno 288,000 motorists over $50,000,000. Ions, even' In those states whose sales. "In addition to this and of the business the big- vehicles which was 61 cent can supplied per Kven before this reduction laws are the most ex- of almost equal importance to the Traveling for pleasure came 'in- gest part of this Increase, there over June, 1921, there camo an headlight ft were less it was found that ,it Pro- owner Is the matter of service. to vogue In the peaceful years of has been a Increase In the demand from III Goodrich tire prices acting, steady Increasing abroad. war-tim- e duced three times the Nash dealers the coun- the Roman the tourists number of trucks made and sold, The than half the peak required throughout empire, government figures for May Tiio nlinve nlrture reoresents Ute Point, not far from the The largest items In the illumination of the road and that try, almost without exception, visiting historical places, natural those of the show cars prices. one-ha- lf particularly lighter that 6,798 were Genesee Sid Course, In tho area net aside by the City of Denver for of motor have the was reduced to maintain a rigid policy with re- curiosities and famous graves and The truck business de- or 6 cent cost transportation glare type. per Increase of its residents and visitors, summer and winter, ana and which of that allowed." spect to the service they render grottos. i on of gen- over ex- the enjoyment been gasoline tires, up pends the Improvement April., The motor truck of motor tourists from east and west drive over the ex- eral business and its need for In- were 1,203 or 26 cent thousands ports per cellent highway as seen In the illustration. Many New Mexicans, on creased transportation facilities. better than April. Total motor Ute Point summer. Is a field account of the fine roads, visit every (Photo "There broadening exports were more than three Tourlft for motor buses. In some cases times of 1921. by the Denver liureau.) May These cars ' feed-er- g they are being taken on as and trucks were shipped to 60 or J ' '''''' for electric lines, while the 70 different countries Indi- are and HAS . tosh Auto company. They ''''' enterprising railroad officials are cate a revival of Interest in mo- ALBUQUERQUE also realizing more each day the now taking the truck as an ally tor transportation In those sec- COMPLETE WRECKING advantages of using salvage parts of the main lines, with particular tions. in repairing their .ars, not only reference to short haul business "On July 1 there were more FOR AUTO MACHINES from a financial standpoint, but and store-doo- r delivery," contin- than- 10,500,000 motor vehicles from the angle of service, as they ued Mr. Reeves. registered in the United States." Mcltitonh Auto com- avoid all in from Since the delays ' shipping moved into their new quar- eastern factories, and in addi- pany are DO 811-31- ave- tion they always saving VOLATILE GASOLINE LITTLE WARNING ON ters at 5 West Copper cent or more of the new been cars per nue they have wrecking on a part that is Just as ' URGED BY EXPERT STORAGE other price BATTERIES on a larger scale than any good as new. " wrecker has ever attempted in Ofitimcs good batteries and "The fuel we feed our human This is a little about tires are salvaged and many mo- warning Albuquerque. been bodies must be readily digestible batteries, says the New To date over 6" cars have torists arc taking advantage pf be fuVl we feed storage a c om- to nutritious: the York Mall. The radio wrecked, which gives them theso bargains. In addition to our engines must be equally di- Evening stock of for the fol- tiie stock of used Mc- of the Mail plete parts largo parts gestible to Ue effective. That is, department Evening lowing makes of cars: Overland intosh carries a complete line of the gasoline must evaporato read- has received a number of com- 79, 80, S3, S3B, 85-- S5-- 89-- 6 cylinder head gaskets for all cars it must be volatile so that it Its few weeks to ily: plaints from readers who have and 90; Wyllis Knight and within a expect '' will quickly become a vapor and purchased storage batteries which Dodge, Duick 4, Oakland 34-- havo a complete lino of starting mix with air Jn explosive propor- to be almost worthless Studebaker Chalmers, 1'alge and for proved - cranks, ring pinion gears tions In order to produce energy after a little service. In every 4, Saxon 6. Maxwell, Chevrolet all makes. of ears. and power." Instance the name of the battery 490-- 1!., Hupmobilo, Allan, Mon- All cities tho size of Albuquer- Thla is what an expert on gaso- proved that it was a newcomer. itor and Mitchell 6. que have a firm similar to the line states In the official publ- In one case tho name was as All parts are neatly cleaned. In- Mcintosh Auto company, but they ication, of the American Automo- close to that of a well-know- n spected for defects and placed in havo been the first company here bile association. His article con- battery maker as the law would their respective bins and a stock to carry the complete line of tinues to discuss the subject as allow. When you buy a storage record is kept of each car so stock necessary for the service a follows: battery you buy a cat in a bag there is no delay in finding parts wrecking house Is supposed to "Do you realize what happens unless you purchase ono made by and restocking on pails sold. tender tho motorists. Jll J V U ;Q11I3 "IICII J VII IUL well-know- n manufacturers, who This kind of service Is something your foot on the gasoline acceler- believe strongly enough in their local motorists and garage men In times of depression men ator? products to give your money have never before enjoyed and it and women usually to to amuse- "Well, think of your carbure back if the battery falls down in Is easily seen that they appreciate ment parks alone; in times of tor In terms of a medicinal ato- service. All of the good manu- prompt and courteous attention, prosperity the men take the wo- mizer, the kind you uso to spray facturers do that. which they receive at tho Mcin men, say experienced show men. a sore throat; because the car- buretor atomizes the liquid gas- oline into an air stream. This iioai air stream passes Into the engine at a high velocity, and as it passes through the carburetor to the angina tt must mix with air in explosive proportions. "The will not burn gasoline ' ' properly unless It Is vaporized by ii F. O. B. . s ALBUQUERQUE the time It reaches the cylinder, because fuel that reaches the cyl- inder in an unvaporlzed form Mj Jordan are down to There's of thrill in the smokes, produces soot and does prices pre- plenty IE1."I!Jl not burn clean. It wastes energy war levels. exclusive Jordan motor a silent Instead of producing it. The 1 readiness with which gasoline ! forceful That's con must give up Its power is shown CARS People who have always ad- "wallop". by the fact that it reaches tho CLOSED fidence, cylinder from the carburetor In mitted Jordan leadership but less than th of a second. "Just as gasoline must be vo- Studebaker enclosed cars are an evolution Painting Is comparable to the highest have up with smaller cars-- are Jordan national economy aver- latile so as to vaporize quickly, of the fine coach work of former genera tiona. grade custom coach work. It includes 26 put so also It must burn rapidly. For different operations and 15 separate coats now Jordans. ' age 24.1 miles per gallon. 18,000 maximum power, it must burn They represent the skill of engineering of material. buying In less than of a specialists; plus the standard of 70 years' to 20,000 miles for tires. second. of High It must not, however, experience in building quality vehicles. The seat springs are the highest grade. Many a man who formerly felt burn Instantaneously like dyna- - The upholstery is of mohair velvet pluth resale value. Low repair cost.' ui;.auci? 11 Will lUUHQ Strength; weight, resistance to shock, free- velour, selected for wearing qualities and it necessary to pay a high price . a knock in your engine like the dom from rattles, are all subjected to rich neutral tones which combine elegance That's well-know- thrift - Door-windo- carbon knock. Nel- and road with service. w of and a to obtain re- i analysis gruelling tests regulators get heavy car, ther must it Ignite from any hot under condition of road and the latest improved type permit quick valves so eveiy possible J shackles engine parts, and forth, weather. change from weatherproof protection to liability, has turned to the Jordan Spring don't talk back until the spark comes. If it an a case - airy open body. ordi- does, you'll have of pre- The bedy framework is of selected white combines with as they so frequently do on ignition. ash, thoroughly seasoned and rigidly Studebaker enclosed bodies are as good as It quality light "In addition to a is being volatile, tha chassis. They are built to endure. nary cars. There a stronger,1 gasoline must also be pure, be- weight and perfect balance. cause an non-weavi- ng Impure gasoline will Ask for the Studebaker a measure of the value that Studelaker offer frame a cowl ven- burn uncleanly and may leave "Yardstick," greater - Jordan knew that henceforth , sticky substance on- the cyllndel1 Avails which will glue ro'ad dust tilatordrum type headlights , j j BIG-SI- X LIGHT-SI- X SPECIAL-SI-X would not alone in and carbon soot Into the com- cars compete, lock on the transmission Finest bustion space." lirW.B.,40H.P. 5.Pa..H9'W.B.,50H.P. 126' W. B., 60 H. P. price, but in service. Service is hand buffed leather curtains Not Chinese, but Japanese, are Chassis ) 875 Chassis $1200 Chassis $1500 Suc- the greatest rice eaters. Each Jap- Touring 1045 Touring 1475 1785 what really defines value. anese eats on an average of 300 Touring carried in the doors snubbers mi " pounds of rice In the course of 185 cess him the to 5 SSSS1S0"." :::: gave courage ptional a year. S&ate colors, including the 1375 Coupe .) 2150 Jr"-- X 2700 build a car. Sedan 1750 Sedan 2350 Sedan vastly better exclusive Crane-Simple- x velvet Cord Tires Standard Equipment All price f.o.b.fatiortei I The new Jordan is the lightest finish. That's value and Easy Terms. pride of on the road for its wheelbase ! Open Erenlngs and Sundays. STUDEBAKER ownership.

LIGHT-SI- X balanced. That's SEDAN -- and the best You can see what such a CARS car USED FOR $1750 economy, ,' at $2085 means in sales. We are f e. b. factory SALE OR TRADE -- I: low. Cush- ii i The body is hung delivering as as """" Q hI promptly possi- ions are There is no side ble. . But a word of war- Ford Touring, - deep. friendly bargain $165 sway no jerky up and down ningact now get your Jordan - fen Ford Roadster, suit- JF ' able for light truck.. tDlOO vibrations, And that's comfort. today. , n Fori' Speedster, snow (JJOPTA starter block .. white, l3dOj MOTOR COMPANY, Ford Speedster, under- - (POPTA SOUTHWEST slung, a dandy t5DU PHONE 710 Mitchell Six, driven (PCftft N. M. only 1,000 miles DOUU 211-21- 3 North Fourth Street Albuquerque, Paige Bix Touring, new pie- - S650 -- i m ii 9 Bulck Touring, must be h r sold vhls week, come and make v an offer. Twenty-fiv- e others TIIE COOPER MOTOR COMPANY ranging in price $150 up. Used parts for over twenty-fiv- e DISTRIBUTORS diffeent makes of cars. PHONE 671-- 519 West Central Avenue J. Jordan Motor Car Company, Inc., Chviland, Oh'u Auto Co. Mcintosh I rw 1 lull ORB ,w ANaisRi J!'i A nfi 'IfFJIF1 811 W. Ave. Phone 602. THIS IS STUDEBAKER YEAR Copper jllf1 July 30, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL--r .'acre' Thlron".

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' '"""HIB : - L - -- J 5 trip. From there the road drops leaves the furnace until it be- down into Saline of MARY PICKF0RD WILL OVER TWO THOUSAND STOLEN AUTOMOBILES HAVE the plains comes a polished windshield, It the Estancla valley. From Mo-riar- BE BRIDESMAID AT THE BEEN RECOVERED EJY BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION northwest to Barton, it is always moving. skirts the mountains and leads Glass making, when view In WEDDING OF BROTHER v . back into the Sandias. 'rom lo the Ford plant, looks to b very hill it brings you back Into The raw materials are (By The Artoclns-f- l r. ) Since the passage, of the Dyer such a large of ar- simple. anti-the- percentage Tijeras canyon and so home. I.os 29, ft automobile law in Oc- Introduced into the furnace where Angeles, July Mary rests, is laregly duo to William Most of the drive is in timber; rickford will be bridesmaid at tober, 1919. 2,120 automobiles, J. Burns; head of the bureau of there is the dead they become a molten mass. the worth at a fair secondhand val- just enough 6t wedding here tomorrow of investigations, department ot jus- level of the Eatancla to Drawn from the furnace In a her mo- J2, 567,208, have been re- tice. Mr. valley brother, Jack rickford, a uation, Burns has make an seml-liqul- d tion the bureau of inves- given espe- interesting contrast with state, the glass, passes picture actor, to Marilynn covered by cial attention to automobile the rugged Sandlas. Miller of the 1 tigation. United thefts, under a roller, which gives it stage. HiiCfesi .gtates depart- realizing the extent of in- ment of this width and and on to a The ceremony is set for 2 o'clock Justice, according to dustry, for it had become an In- thickness in that bureau at FORD BUILDS OWN the afternoon at the residence compiled by dustry, and has placed- - some of moving conveyer. This carries It of Mary Pickford and her The Tire the request of officials of the his best on 404 husband, with the Wider and Thicker operatives these cases . WINDSHIELD GLASS for feet through a gradu- Douglas Fairbanks. Tread American Automobile association. The feature of !At The to outstanding the ally cooling furnace. the end Mrs. John Sterling Sweeney, sis- " department, according law is the It pyor fact that plates The Ford Motor company, De- it is cut and placed on another ter to Miss Miller, will give the thesef igures, has Investigated Interstate transportation of stolen bride 2,39r cases which involved motor troit, has begun Jo manufacture conveyer which carries It through away. 4,385 vehicles under federal law the and polishing, af- persons. There were 2,773 per- and makes such an Its own plate glass and already grinding sons action punish- ter which it is ready for use. arrested, of which 1,533 able in federat courts. Before has in operation the first mod- This new link to were indicted and 1,113 convicted. the adds a the passage of this act there had ern glass house ever equipped es- fast growing chain of Ford In- These convicted persons received been'bullt up a to make auto- sentences great and grow- pecially glass for dustries, which are being estab- amounting in the ag- ing traffio in stolen motor mobiles. lished Mnd DTnnnA Irnm Hmn to 2,356 6 vft. gregate years, months, hides, conducted by bands of un- As is customary when taking to time in. line with the Ford 11 days and paid fines to the men over pol scrupulous who maintained the manufacture of a new icy to acnieve complete lnaepend- - amount of $41,140. The Ameri- assembling nroduct. Ford hmm urtnlind can factories at various ha Anon nf nntnMA tnntAT'lnl BAmvAR Automobile association took POlnts find TL'hn tV.j.jM,1,!. u i own principles of production and, in Ford an active part in supporting" the ability to a manufacturing products, H transpose parts of va pas consequence, the methods at same are anti-the- ft and the time the IMS Dyer bill, which was cuus macnines, one to the and machinery used In means Is C. were other, making by which Ford enabled prepared by Representative I able to so alter a stolen car Ford glass are a radical depar- to use mo- of Is ac- as in tne production of Dyer, Missouri, who an' to make It practically unrecog- ture from established practice. tor tive member of the Automobile nizable to cars, trucks and tractors ma the original owner. The Ford continuous conveyer terial of unusually high quality club of Missouri, and who was State laws were features so assisted in inadequate to system the operations and selluhem at the famous Ford A obtaining facts neces- reach these men and the Dyer bill that from the time the glass nrlees. ' Shrewd Tire sary for the preparation of this filled a long-fe- lt want. Bayer measure by the Automobile club At the present time officials Of Missouri A. of One of the shrewdest tire and the A. A. the A. A. A. are working In con- buyers Any doubt as to the need for junction With .,.. rour in the such a measure country purchasing agent is dissipated by and heads of other organizations for a fleet of early 100 cars and the presentation ot the above in an endeavor to induce motor figures which show a material car manufacturers to trucks made this statement t reduction in permanently the percentage of mark all nutnmnhiina-- ... "You 'j dw aa 1 1 can't tell what, any tire motor cars stolen sincethe law "make identification more went into effect. east, it costs till it's worn out. nupeo. mat results along this Credit for the enforcement of Hne will be obtained in the near Roadster "On a basis oF mileage de- this law, which ha resulted In future. livered, I find Gates Super-Trea- d Tires the cheapest we ATTRACTIVE NEW have ever and I'm 1 - bought SERVICE CAR, BY' ONE DAY MOTOR $1,155- convinced it's their wider and WOOD MOTOR CO. Service thicker tread that gives the ex- TRIPS TO TAKE tra mileage." The Wood Motor company, Inc., Firstl This man bases his statement on has put Into service an FROM THE CITY . unusually m fif L. ivnnn i ' S ill" Immediate careful records. His name if you attractive "service car," This Is wish it. n 'Chalmers car equipped for (Information on one-da- y emergency service of all kinds. these This addition to inps win oe iiirnisnoa Dy Koshnrc the equipment Tours, office In Journal Delivery enables them to render a prompt building.) and unusual .service to those hav- Information these one Ruggddness ing any kind of car trouble on, regarding '' the road. day motor tours will be furnished MERE strength isn't The acquisition of this car is by the Koshare Tours, office in Rigidity of right in line with the policy of the Morning Journal building, tel- construction nt ample power Hoover the firm to render the most-efficie- ephone. 1500-- equipment hy many large manu- F1olor service possible. The com- C'hllill Cirplo Drive. unquestionable capacity facturers of motor trucks and pany has also added some new To get further into the moun- for recuperation these are passenger cars. equipment to their already com- tains than or Whitcomb the make a owner -- plete Tijeras things that Every of a truck or pleas- Company AND WE SELL EM! repair department, insuring Springs and to spend a long day storage ure car owes It to himself to see MATRI6HT RUBBER COMPANY the greatest accuracy and effi- out, drive is The dis- battery rugged. this good. The of Prest-O-Lit- o that his next Is a Prest-OLit- e. ciency in this branch of their tance is about 125 miles in rusrgcdne;s the battery 418 West service. all, battery is responsible for Coppef 401 good roads most of tho way ex- West Copper Ave. PHone 237-- J. Their policy of ser- . Its adoption as standard factory Call and talk !t over with ua. vice guaranteed cept after very heavy rains or and stating price of same be- during the winter. r L fore work SB-SB- in started, Is a ad- FB-l- i LL to big Leaving Tijeras town, take the vantage the customer and is road to tho right past the ran- proving quite popular. ger's cabin and up Cedro can-vo- n. This system eliminates all un- The cedar tree nnnn as heirin certainty to the cost of a job to "give place to pine, and tho and enables their customers to road know In leads for many miles through advance just what any forest dotted here and there with Pieco of work will cost The cus- DastUrfi Clenrincs. Tho tnwna tomer also nri knows, before his work very few. and small, mere ham- - is started, just how much time will be lets, nut run or cnarm and quite required to finish it and untouched by the twentieth cen- - can asaln have hl car. A Visit in n rvr THE NEW turv. fllmrtst r,nn SUPERIOR is no thisijiere rguess work" in ne i ny aaoDO n?,ses in- - STORAGE BATTERY denaw;.liA cvwjcninB ironnce you to an oia world hos-- i gured withN a mathematical Pitalitv and courtesw. Ohe Matoristb precision that Is nlenslnir tr. , ."' Trsasms Chest Service'1 concerned ...v t,.i.luvnj y yjJ lliny BfO UHI IH and is rapidly estab of furniture from Mexl f iianing of brought and 3, reputation prompt co or even Spain years ego. The Distributed dependable service for the women make lace by vvuoa iviotor exquisite and company. embroideries, or gossip along the N " CHEVROLET roads, the men in sun squat the !.ti)RR0 AOTO COMPANY ' " RECORD BUSINESS and talk or just Bquat in the ; . sun. ejpeia . eHtHBM . OF JORDAN PHONE , COMPANY Chilli!, the old resort of horse 893 I . 313-31- 5 c i s thieves, is the highest of the West Silver ijv n point N. M. n All production records of Albuquerque, l the Jordan company were again assenger oeaan ken In June, the output exceed ing mat or May. J. he Jordan company carried over into July soo orders which tney were unable to deliver in June, ana r schedule of 1,000 cars for July; this means that there are enomrh mMara cC,, lllo ton nita until iduiory1 going- at Earnings In June will appror lmate twice the preferred divi- dend requirements fni tVi The outlook for the industry as - y..,vm, iur ino last nair of is the year very promising, according to Edward S. Jordan. ' "If any business man will take iiioce or paper and pencil and draw a rectangle, Mlvldln this """"b i& sections repre Renting tno 12 months of 1922, I think he mnv fni.itf ..'i - F. O. B. lish two curves, one relating to Albuquerque the progress of general business, and the other to the progress of the automobile industry. ''The curve of general business win very nicely show a gradual from 1 rising, tendency January ' 1922,to January 1, 1923. . curv6 of the automobile ax W1" Bnow a gradual rise lu"7"' or Completely io ursi March, and then a Equipped: very rapid rise until about thn Ul JU'y- - inon the automq-bll- o curve will have a to coincide tendency with the rising curve --The demand of general business. insistently growing for Beautifully Finished, Roomy, Fisher "The Body bulgo in automcblle In- the dustry in the first six months of good Maxwell is indicative of the year is due to a demand for new cars for replacement of cars the public appreciation of its Straight" Side Cord Tires already badly worn, with a cor- really responding demand on the part remarkable value. of the public for second r cars." 'hand Gas Tank Peoplecontinueto marvel that amotor On Rear, Vacuum Feed car so beautiful and so well made can DON'T CARRY Sun Windshield be produced at such a reasonable price, Visor, Cleaner, Etc.

ON YOUR Cord non-ild- MQNEY tint, front nd rtvidUc Meet wheals, demount- - ' bla at rim anil nub( drum type lmpt Alanlts lubri- TRIP cation; motor driven electric This Be V , horn; unutuaDy loot; .spring. ,Gar Cannot It's Low Price. Prices F. O. B. Detroit, revenue be Fairly Judged by ! tax to added i Tour- ' ing Car, S385 Roedeter, 885j Coupe, $385; Sedan, I485 No Matter "Kind Money May "Be What of a Car You Contemplate Buying, .Lost or Stolen , You It WOOD MOTOR COMPANY Owe to Yourself to See and Try This New Chevrolet. Our Travelers' Cheques ! are cashable everywhere, DISTRIBUTORS are safe frorri theft and 414 West Copper, Phone 854 may be replaced if lost. J Let Us Equip You For Th the Trip. e AooDer Motor ,o 1 5 West , 1 First Savings Bank 9 Central Phone 67 -- W and ; "Our Service Station ' Trust Company1 Keeps Owners Happy." AUlVQrEnQUE. N. M. MAXWELL . . .v .1. ' J "r7

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thirty minutes, the fluctuations before that time being confined to a narrow range but moderate sell- Crisp Paragraphs ing by hodgers and locat longs MDS caused a break of moro than a ICLASSHE cent in a. few minutes time. A big eastern house for her Anil the Funny Columns. picked up wheat and K. Collins must WANTED Salesmen CARPENTERING G MAN It i: I A It A T I O N S she must have markets Now has barred a ensued to the By NORMAN liltOWN Gleason and go the Fit that England rally early high credit for the "brains" in &7 MILKS per kuHuti made wtlii PETTIFOIID THE ODD JOB MAJ. . UK SAYS of which will be closed be dawn- but a little Tho of tho putting SHUILI) tlTf output, one Emma Goldman, it must point, reaction toward spectacular pitching ' patented Writ All lotion of work. Phone KI73-- GEUAltD. of tho the finish carried tho tlF team. ganoline Vaporizer, fr it congress erects a huge tariff ing on her that the freedom prices down. young hurlers and Bed Faber, tho particulars. BlranMcy Vaporizer Co., I all or Working with tho team at R. WILL r.STIMATE any part of am- chance. Receipts of wheat here were 400 Pukwatm, I James W. Uoranl. former wall around the T'nited States. seas is about her last hitting of Collins, Hooper, Strunk practice Gleason has developed ynur work; make a specialty of lath d cars and deliveries on con- sales-loard- W. M. Conver, who leturn-e- I DO. 000 men out of Indianapolis Star. July brilliant his mixture of vets arid rookies WANTED Sideline men to handle ing and shingling. ptaons bassador ,to Gormi'ny, There were ", tracts were 310,000 bushels. and Falk; the catching , advo- Uritain when Ger- Into a smooth machine. prefer men who cover their ter- recently from Europe, wirk in Great Trading in coarso was of Schalk and tho working ritory every two or three weeks. Knmea FLOOIt SANDING Wi can Premier Lloyd What It I'sually Means. grains Ray general From the bench the game resurfacs cated a cuttinsr down of the reparti- ard was here. French dull, prices being weak with wheat. of tho club are dwelt during Snips Co., 1303 Kim St., Dallas. Texas. your old floors and make them lik In a said, has been "American Duped by fielding .ho directs the general attack and new new tions levy on Germany. George, the speaker like nn Bains over the corn belt were as $100 WEEKLY Cord and make your floors perfect. re- German in- Headline. Sounds upon at some length daily the uetenso or the team with con- telling Heavy Duty Phone 2070-W- . speech in New York after his striving to reduce the much needed and the forecast for and Fabrln Tlrc to dealers and con- other heiress marrying nobility. White Sox continue to startle the summate Glea-son- 's turn he said that Germany is nut demnity to find a market for Eng- more moisture over was a skill. Collins is sumers; capital or unneces- - LET me figure your new bouse or r. Nashville Teunessean. Sunday league. on experience worn 3 30 billions asked land's in Germany in Rus- factor in corn mar- broadcasting station the snry. Western Tire Co., 2123 Michigan, pairs; reasonable prices; gusrsn able to pay tlia goods depressing the But outside of a few close fol- 176S-- B sia so these men could bo put to field. Knowing Gleason's plan of teed: estimates free. Call of her and that Soft About That. ket. lowers of the team few people E. Johnson. 61R John. Nothing In battle and having at hand a SALESMAN teri-IUr- this work. Provisions were strong line men behind with establlsheJ on amount he When they speak of the soft coal realize that two tliii wealth of knowledge for New line LUT ME FIGURE with you new n4 must be reduced The French government, with higher hog values. concerning progressive York nun's old R. situation describing the guns or that remaruanie outnt the and a keen hats; liberal full par- houses: estimates guaranteed. an economic said, is Inclined to reduce the Ger- they're 'losing prices: opposition ability commission; state B. CaldwelL Contractor and ns coal, not the situation. Washing- deserve a major portion of tho to read Col- ticulars. Box 60, Room 702 World lililK-- . Builder, is be-- i man indemnity, but the French Wheat July, $1.10 Vi; SepU pitchers and batters, ph one 23fi9-- situation ton Tost. credit for the team's showing. lins schools the youngsters as th.) Xew York. n g people think the Germans should SI. 07 7',,; Dec. $1.10. These men are Kid WB DO ODD JOB carpentering sod created to to Corn G7c; Manager game goes on, steadies the vets SALESMEN Here's ynur best opportu house which makes i be made pay, refusing forget July, Sept., 62yac; Gleason and and Second ana to sell building, reasonable;; tnvestlgsts devastated frontier and 1870 Why Not "Give It a Host." 5S"4c. Captain and directs the general play nity; sell hire others quality ir low prices; estimates free. Pboo from their Dec, Eddie Collins. line of most liberal 2.19II-- revolution The British, having failed to 32 34. Baseman True, the team. sanitary brushes; J. F. Klulien. 812 Yale. more when Germany occupied French Oats July, Uc; Sept., Vic; commission. Modern Brush Co., Daven that cause Mt. are now think- Johnny Fivers is playing an im a I had climb Everest, 37Vdo- - They're wonderful pair to port. Iowa. WANT you to Investigate my low jirlces to be cd territory until France paid. Dec, role ns coach, but to. on an of a fear ing of changing its name. Phila- Uard Sept., $11.42; Oct,, $11.50. portant toflraw kind, building proposition than from any Jtecord. HOliMING Playsult cnrl overall busi- you have In vtew. A. E. Palmer. Bunga- delphia ness; 41, 1758-- monarchla t )!,! FASIIIOVIl) LOAF, PASSE, Omaha. prlees arlvanclnfr; merchants buy- low Dullder. Box city. Phone scheme. SAYS 1'AMOrS lUF.NCH ing; net our blfr commission And What It Didn't Accomplish. Omaha. 2!). Wheat No. 2 being planned for this year's cele sideline. Write today. Ironall Factories, Gerard PSYCHOANALYST. r- July bration. WANTED point- The Hague conference is i iard $1.031.03V4; No. 1 mixed, Several hundred persons (730), Cincinnati, Ohio. Agents ed out that the "Old fashioned love ia passe, as emarkable for tho distin- WHO'S WHO rrom rtosweu will attend on the AtiENTS Sell" hosiery"' from mill to - chiefly J1.04. IN THE MAKE $300 to (500 per month distributi- greatest part of the- old fashioned woman Is list of those 2 z PAY'S NEWS Boswell day. The celebration will Men's, women's, children's hose, guished present. Corn No. white,32V2e; To. ng- Speedollne; easy, permanent work; 10c to 1.50 Make 83 the world's gold snys Andro Tridon, psycho- include a baseball exclusive pair. profit. passe," Washington Star. mixed, fi'i'ic barbecue, games, territory; automobile frea. Write Waceo Mills, 356 Van Buren, Chi. is in tho "Old fashioned how- rso. 3 Write for Co., today analyst. love, No. 2 white, 32',!; IIKH.15r.HT C. roping, riding, branding, races and particulars. Bpeedollne Oil g. J. vt; of tho ever, a iits IIOOYKR. other features of a Dept. 74. Dallas. Texas. ?&Rieo treasury presents great temptation Takes a "Sunny .llm'' to Hold It. white, 32c. Herbert "Clark Hoover, rodeo. AGENTS Wonderful seller, 96o profit United States or in the pockets of to the lazy, the and of secretary on unintelligent The chairmanship the rail- or commerce and labor in Tresi-den- t TAILORING salesmen wanted Must be every dollar sales. Deliver spot, the American people. An ounce of the neurotic. It Is an excuse for all road labor board is no job for a Kansas City. PREHISTORIC TEETH. big producers; we have snappy fall License unnecessary. Sample free. Mis nr-t- y t: cabinet, and United - . he said, represents about kinds of unethical forms of con-due- 29. Cash Harding's and winter Swatch line nt prices can't slon, Factory 8, 2328 W. Ploo, Los An- gold, pessimist. Birmingham Ago Kansas City, Jriy States food now Portales, N. M., July 9. Charles Calif. hours of labor in this country, for failure or inactivity; yet Herald. No. $1.02 1.20; administration, help but sell, (union madeL Write for geles. wheat 2' hard, has turned his hand to devising Anderson and Jltnmle Sain have samples. Leeds Woolen Mills, Chicago, SELL the Watklns while in Germany "you ran buy it carries with It nn air of refine- No. 2 $1.G5W1.00. original products. red, means of the nation's found two BIO MONEY famous h Good still open. Qet our 205 hours of labor with it." Ger- ment and distinction that Is whol- Tie No. 2 OSc; No. 2 distributing monster teeth, probably selling city territory We're Gonna Out of Pocket. Com white, ' coal dur Pure Viscose Silk Knit Ties direct to wonderful offer and free samples. Writs he Is in How is v supply belonging to some mas-tado- n. Wl-- n many's advantage, said, ly deceptive. fortunate it WM, we've had a lot more than yellow, P2fi 021ic s prehistoric consumers: only h knit tie on today. J. R. Watklns Co., Dept. 78, but that ing the strike. In o Minn. her manufacturing ability, passing!" three strikes, but we're not out Hay Unchanged. Iloover the sand hills northwest market; guaranteed. Southern Textile na. yet. Charleston News and has of Portales. An Mnchlnery Co., 110814 Commerce, Delias, BECOME branch sales manager for dally devised a plan entire Jawbone was TrxHS. found, but the food necessity: sella rapidly and repeat sic, "Tell me nulelc. Was it mule LIVESTOCK whereby the de- boys were unable to EXCLUSIVE' or sideline salesmen to sell edly: organise sales force or sell directly or moonshine packed the kick?'' partments o f remove it because' of its size. Ono In small towns, crockery, glassware, to housewives yourself; exclusive terri- commerce and of the ftlumlnumware, holiday goods and won- tory; advertising campaign provided to teeth measures ten inches In Send 35o labor and jus- derful key business .stimulator; large help you. for sample. BlJ MJG Some fellers over by Portales S. length and four Inches commission Old established Write for Immediately. IT Chicago. July 2'J (IT. Bureau tice will co- across the paid weekly. profits. territory found some bones which, on ex- e Cat- top surface. firm. Eagle Supply Co.. St. Louis, Mo. Washington "Tasty-Drops- " Company, By Hoot. of Agricultural Economics). so Sol-- posure to the air, fell to pieces. mm operate that SALEKMKN Don't connect. unlH you get Rust Bldg., Tacoma. Wash. we tle Receipts 1,500. Compared control of Judging by what see herea- week Beef steers 10c to prices NOTICE OF REDEMPTION our free samples and particulars; high bouts it's a with ngo: distribu- TO Imprinted In gold or colors FOR RENT Ranches now ship- good thing all bones Bj Tbe Associated showing most and HOLDERS OF VICTORY grade pencils Somebody proposes act or Prrtt.) 2,'c lower, grassers tion can be ef- NOTES with customer's ad. at less than ordl FOR "lEAbi'J 320 acres of good mountain don't that way some of the beef steers for week, AND OTHERS Satur- ping bullfrogs to Japan. men would be headless decline. Top fected. CONCERNED narv pencils. Why not make 423 grazing and agricultural land; good and some $10.50; she Notice is s: H. It In , first six four-roo- m of the FINANCIAL $10.80; top yearlings, The plan in hereby given as day? Cireenlng did grass and winter protection; good In view of the rumor that rela- girls legless. stock practically unchanged; in First called partial redemp- hours. We show you how. V.ksy sales house; 2to sn acre per year. Call . general is to to 7 tions between the two countries are between grades beef cows and helf-- tion of four and three-quarte- 'Mg commissions; quick promotion gen at I '.'0 Virginia houlevard. We have a chance today to see Wall Street. bulls pool all coal cent per eral agency. Write today Mix nr. somewhat strained, we believe this ers weak; canners strong; Victory Notes, all four and Hobbs. Rales 25 Church street, a good hall game and not a New 25c three-quarte- Manager, FOR RENT Miscellaneous is a trifle too far. give York, July 29. With com- largely 2ue lower; veal, calves "ICute per cent Victory Nnw York ctty. going whoop who wins. Week's bulk the cars Notes, otherwise known an Knit KENT 314 West Coal. paratively few exceptions prices on to 50c higher. prices is be Ilnifo.i MONTHLY easily earned by energet (iarage. stockers in which it to carried, and to States H Two bummed their the New York stock beef steers, $S.r0 10.(10; of America Gold Notes of Ic man selling high-grad- e staple go.ids FOR ENT Piaoo, excellent condition. opera singers What has become exchange tho' of fuel 1922-192- 3, IS04-.- 1 because of our famed and feeders. $5.50di!(.50; butcher prorate supply among which bear the dis annealing to five classes retail trade: Phi ne way toth!s country they moved to In n moEoultocs? Visitors in the city higher ground today's (i) 7.25; canners and public utilities, industries produc- letters l' Dest season now here; line, KENT Garage. Phono 15SU-- 60 said could not support them- she stock, $r.00 tinguishing ABODlior 1 F0i they are disappointed to find 'em brief session, reflecting the finan- $3.00 3.75; veal calves, ing necessities and to public insti- prefixed to their serial splendid selling features; dignified vit West New York. selves. As a frequent thing, opera cial cutters, bo numbem advertised: experience unn community's belief that the 9.7.r,. tutions. Operators will expect- having been designated for nationally singers don't have to support end of the coal rail $9.:n(d to the pur- essarv: real sales opportunity; you c.nt't were into and strike is 6,500. Closing ed pose by lot in the manner d Snails introduced themselves. But don't question us near. was Hogs Receipts prescrib-e- fall if von follow simple Instructions; Trading quiet, the day's 10c to 25c lower than early Hoover stepped into the lime- by the of Into The Miles F. Blxler Co., by the Romans, tradition says. further. PINK CANTALOUPES IN sales shares. mostly Secretary the Treas look this. approximating 275,000 or about steady to 10c lower than light during the early days of the ury, are called for redemption on Pept. 271, 1322 Euclid avenue, Cleveland, Balls were again the dominant ?iu.nu war when he became chairman of Ohio. be- MESILLA VALLEY MAKE Friday's average. Top, December 15, 1922, pursuant to the A minister was unfrocked factor, registering gains of large early;' top late, $10.40; the American relief commltteo in or cause he wore a suit while fractions to 2H practical provision redemption contained WANTED Miscellaneous bathing MONEY FOR THE FARMS points. Stronger bulk $8.10(3110.40: bulk good London. Later ho supervised tho In tho notes anj lmthe treasury de- marrying a couple. issues of this group were Central $9.75 fit 10.40; mixed and distribution of food to the Circular Mo. Kallroad of New butchers, Belgians partment, 138, dated WANTED Furniture, oil stove, range, CCOUNTING (Sppcln; to The Jersey, Delaware hogs 10c to 15c lower, by the American relief committee. AprO 21, 1919, under which Ice box. Phone B0S-- rorrpiimndenre Journal.) & Hudson, packing the AUDITING, IKCOMI -- He's used to going Lackawanna, Pennsyl- 25c lower than Fridays good However, an engineer by notes were Issued. In- - WANTED 10 no good tirsl probably Las Cruces, N. M., July 29. Buy- vania, Pacific and spots profes originally Money locr. TAX FINANCIAL without tho frock and won't miss Beading. Equip- tSnie' holdover moderate; pigs dull, sion, Is more or less of a soldier of terest on all the four and three- - mortgages. McMMIIon & Wooil A ers for commission houses say every ments advanced on or & ATEMENTT It. reports $9.fiOtf10.10; medium, fortune. Tie has directed mines in quarters per cent Victory Notes, "e HAVE several e first oiort VLSI Is pink-me- at heavy indication that the heavy buying order by principal 10.40: $10.35(3)10.50; In- called loans. Who wants them? Ma railroads. $10.0(10! light. Nevada, California, Australia. thus for redemption, will gage CHARLES ZANG Boston's first newspaper came cantaloupe crop in the Mes.llla val- lights, $10.25finn,40; packing dia and China. cease on said redemption De- Million & Won. Crucible with a net of 2 7&, light date, do"-- , SUCCESSOR TO ' out with the announcement that will make money for farmers gain sows smooth. $8.00 r 8.65; packing Whilo in China In 1900 Iloover cember 1 5, 1922. TRANSFER and scavon;er work n ley was the of tho steel reasonable rates. B. A. Griffith. 722 Jt would be once be- strongest sows! $7.50 8.10; killing assisted In the defense v Notes of WILLIAMS published this season. The season, which rough. of Tientsin ictory the four and 1070-"- .' CZANC shares. Bethlehem and Gulf States hree-quarte- East Iron, phone month unless there was a glut of nigs, $9.50 If 10.40. during the Boxer uprising. per cent series, bear fUBLIC ACCOUNTANT when it would gan July 22, will continue to August rof-- moderately. l.OnnWMa'rket MAX BARGAIN PTUHB. lit 316 Sou j public occurrences, Sheep Receipts lie has been connected with at ing the distinguishing letters ot will the for PHOftg MILIHI 25. There was a fairly large turn with a wek G I First, pay highest prices 6 SIM. appear somewhat oftener. steadv. Compared least forty concerns, largely of a II J K or L, prefixed to their your secopd-han- clothing, shoes snd 7C1-- ALBUQUERQUE over in Mexican Petroleum at a net to - rates to con- Fat native lambs strong and serial numbers, are not in fnrntti-e- . Phone 85. Freight important gain Of two and Mexican ago: to 15c mining nature, doing business any Is the imagination to In United points, 25c higher; western steady otv continent. manner affected this call for re- WANTED To rent garage space for It beyond suming points the States Seaboard common and the certifi- 50c every by conceive of a glut of public occur- have been materially reduced this lower; cull natives higher; demption and will become due anil small car within two block of Seventh cates threw off some of their re heavies 25c to (iold. Phone 400. National Life In- rences in Boston, but, nevertheless, reason as the result of the work by cent was light' sheep steady, payable as to principal on May 20, and come heaviness. Studcbaker C0c lower: feeder lambs 35c to 50c HOPE TO HAVE surance Company: a few publications manage to Las Oruces chamber of commerce the most active of the GREAT 1,923, according to their terms. bu- feature day. Week's bulk prices native Second Rt'O CLEANERS out there every day. and the Dona Ana county form lower detailed information as to $1 25. Chemicals, tobaccos and miscel- $12.00fll12.60; western the and 9x12 Ruga Cleaned 11 reau. This means added profit for laneous shared in the wake of lambs, WESTERNJXHIBITION presentioh surrender of MATTRESSES renovated. 13 60 and up, ENTS SOW 12 ewes. $3,500 three-quarte- GU There was a bird named farmers. $1' S3; fat four and cent and packed Ervln Henry the standard issues, but in 1 1 .CO ff? 12.30 : per furniture repalretS Smart. He a to a acres in gave way 7 00; feeder lambs,. $ (Special Cnrrenpnndence to The .lournnl.) Notes for un- hitched jassack Eight hundred of land the movement before the N. M Victory redemption Bedding realizing native lambs, $8.00 8.50. Artesia, July 29. The CahesJinjor2MBvl:- cart. Within the cart he put a Jug. Dona Ana county is devoted to can i cull der this call is given in treasury WANTED Careful Kodak flnlthlng Memorials of the Better close. cowboy rodeo and western satis of moonshine mixed with Juire of taloupes this season. The crop Is was shown general department circular, No. 299, dated Twice dally service. Remember, Exceptional strength Oiiuihn. celebration at Hope, N. M., on the of faction guaranteed Send your finishing Kind. hug. From but the Jug he took a estimated at from 450 to 500 curs. by Allied Chemical and two Amer July 26, 1922, copies which may llanna s .Tnlv 29 ( U. P. Bureau ninth, tenth eleventh of Au- to a reliable, established firm, drink. Tho turned blue, the The mat-net- are Omnho. and be obtained from the De- grass princVat Chicago, ican tobacco stocks. The heavy Aerlcultnrni Hogs will ho Treasury Hnna Master Photographers. "We the sky turned pink. Hen gave tho Omaha, Minneapolis, Kansas City. features included nf Kconomies) gust, attended by hundreds partment, Division of' Loans and Pay Freight" Maxwell Motors, 9.000. steady to from all sections of the Pecos val- mule a healthy swat. He woke up St. T.ouis, New York, Boston, Phil- Atlantic Gulf, Standard Oil of New Receipts Mostly Currency, Washington, or any Fed- FOR RENT Office Room. a cot. nur- - and the northwest. 10c higher: mixed nnd packing ley. This rodeo is becoming an eral Reserve Bank. on doctor's He says to adelphia Jersey and a few of the food spe I.'iiU ftlT.V i if fie. r.mrriM over Kill grades generally steady. Top. annual affair, and Is gaining much A. W. MELLON, i''luiii G. E. Fletcher cialties. 5i!10.OO. renown titer's. ISO per month; liKt i'lie house $10.15; bulk of sales, $7.50 for the daring acts and Secretary of the Treasury. hent and water. clearing statement 200. real features. showed of loans Receipts Compared western' B. A. MoKINNEY, FOR RENT Office floor, Increase actual Good choice Artesia was room, ground and discounts of about J33,000,0OO, with week ago: and given a special day Governor, Federal Reserve Bank suitable fnr small ilrop or office. In MONUMENT WORKS fed steers and she stock steady to last year, and the same is of Dallas, Texas. 311 West CoDsnr. compared with the previous week's kind and thing quire decrease of J84.0O0.O00. Cash 25o lower: In between were reduced about common grassers 25e to 50c lower: holdings by 50c to $1 excess rate ap- erass cows nnd hlfers $4.2;0,U00, leaving canners and cutters steady; proximately $39,600,000. lower: veals steady to 25e lower; bulls 25c Closing prices: feeders American Can 69 to 50c lower: stockers nnd American & 61 uneven. 50c to $1 lower. Smelting Ref'g.. 200. Compared American Sumatra Tobacco., 39 3hPPpRceelpts to &. with week ago: Lambs steadv American Tel. Tel. ..122", 50c . . . . . 53'. '.. 15c higher; sheep 25e to lower Anaconda Copper others about " Raltlmore & Ohio . . . .. 57',6 on heavy grades; Bethlehem Steel "B" . . 78M! steadv: feeders weak to 25c lower. What is Butte & Superior . . . .. 30, .. 60 Knnsns Cil. California Petroleum 29 (TT. S. Mu- - Canadian Taclfio ...... 140 Kansas City. July 39 renu of Agricultural Economical. fontrnl Leather Ti.. week: & Ohio 71 pnttip Uocelnts 000. Tor Buick. Chesapeake otor.ra nnd she Stock 2"C to & 28'.; Tnr,f Chicago, Mil. St. $10. P0: Crucible Steel fliVi 7,'e lower. Top steers, 15 canners steady: cutters birr quarter Cuba Cane Bugar to 75c lower: F.rie 1714 lower; calves strong do stock calves mosilv steady; stock to Northern Did 83", ...... rlrpiit cows aim noiiers musu.v icn In -- going Inspiration Copper ' ii. Mer. Marine 71 lower. . . Int. pfd A'"'. rinrnci Kennecott Copper 86 HORS TtPCelptS to Louisville & Nashville 130U fairly active to packers, steady 169 strontr. TiulK nosirnnie i August Mexican Petroleum i; bulk wetirhts. J9.75W9.9S; Miami Copper 3" pound not 22 T sales, $9.2." ft 9.95: shippers Missouri Pacific mixed loads Montana Power 72 bidding: heavv and iff 9.25: packer sows New York Central 7'4 mostly $8.r.0 ' Northern Pacific . 78i steady, bulk $7.25 W 7.75. . 47 chenn Receipts ftiiu. ror wppr; Pennsylvania about steady: top natives. "TAtvTurH EAD Ray Consolidated Copper.... 16' T,amhs "7 flD 75 $12.75: matured elapses Emrrau) Reading ewes on. Sinclair Oil S- - Refining 81 25c lower; heavy 'c Southern Pacific 91 top ewes, $7.li). Southern Railway 25 Studebaker Corporation ....130 St. Joseph, fit Tnsenh .Tulv 29 (fT. P. Bureau and the Texas Company r?s The Banker Deliveryman 55 of Kconomies). Hops Tobacco Products Agricultural took Union Pacific 143 Receipts 1.500. Shippers United States Steel 100 around 40a light butchers at $10; with yesterday: pack- both the same Gasoline fully steady top, buy er market generally steady, Foreign Exchange. .sows could New York, July 29. Foreign ex- $9.90; packing strong, puik is safe to say that if the banker obtain a better gasoline de- $7.5017.75; average cost yester IT change easy. Great Britain . 60-d- 2o ') would be too willing to. pay the price asked. And if the mand $4.44; cables, $4.44; day, $9.06: weignt, pounds; only bills on banks, $4.42. France bulk, $9.007tlO.OO. deliveryman could 'find one that was really more economical he r0R demand, 8.15; cables, 8.16. Italy Cattle Receipts lot), comparco demand, 4.57; cables, 4.57. Bel- with week ago: Best fed steters, would certainly use it. 7.73. and she stock steady: gium demand, 7.72; cables, vearllngs ana y1 Germany demand, .15; cables, others and stockers feeders The fact is that Conoco, being a balanced gasoline, is not only the .15. Holland demand, 38.60; uneven, 25c to 50c lower: spots off cables, 88,65. Norway demand, more and calves 25c. to 50c htgher. most satisfactory but the most economical as well. The effectiveness 17.15. Sweden 26.10. Den- Week's bulk prices beef steers. demand, fixed Nature. ; Its various mark demand. 21.50. Switzerland $7.00if?9.30; top. $10.10; beef rows of gasoline isn't by properties are, but the 19.50. demand, $4.00(96.00; calves, $B.50fi9.nO; demand, Spain 'Si in which are utilized to produce a balanced gas- 15.55. Greece demand, 8.10. Po- stockers and feeders, $4.70 7.50. ways they perfectly land demand. .01. Czecho-Slo-vsk- Sheep Receipts 250. Compared oline are the product of refining experience and skill. . demand. 2.27. Argentine de- with week ago: Fat lambs steady to mand, 36.65. Brazil demand. 13.70. 25o higher; sheep steady. Week's From every standpoint starting, power, mileage, carbon, Montreal, 99 bulk fat lambs. $ 11.50 12.75 ; quality ewes, $5.006.50. and availability Conoco is proving satisfactory to thousands of liberty TlrmrTji. motorists the found. Whether interested in Nw York. July 29. Liberty PRODUCE year chiefly quality or bond! closed: Ss, I100.P2; first economy, you will be glad six months from now that you started 4b, blank; second 4s, $100.52; first 1 v 4 Vs, 1101.44; second $100.62; Chicago. using Conoco, the balanced gasoline, exclusively, today. third 4s J100.66; 4.fourth 4V,j. Chicago, July 29. Butter $101.36: Victory 4s, $100.88; Vic- unchanged. Pplarine, the perfect motor oil, is the logical motor lubricant for' you tory 4s (called), $100.46. Eggs Market unchanged. Re ceipts 12,667 cases. : to use. It has behind it the same refining experience and calibre of Poultry Alive, higher Fowls as Conoco, the balanted ' GRAIN 16 5 21c; broilers, 22 26c; organization gasoline.' roosters, 13e. Men Wanted Chicago Board of Trade. Potatoes Market firm on bar- Chicago;- July 29. Talk of set rels, about steady on sacks. Re- THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY tlement of the railroad strike and ceipts 33 cars. Total U. S. ship-mcnt- (A Colorado Corporation) ' absence of outside influence led to 552 cars. East shore Vir- In the of Cobblers. Kan- ' ' downturns) today price ginia $2.803.10; i Denver Pueblo Boise wheat. At tho finish wheat was sas sacked Albuquerque SANTA FE Cobblers, $hl51.25 Butte Great Falls. Salt Lake down He to lo with September cwt.; l:arly Ohlos. sacked, 7585e City Cheyenne flflk fir $1.07 to $1.076 and December cwt.; Minnesota sacked and Tmlk aJi RAILWAY $1.10 to $1.10',. Corn declined early Ohlos, $1,00 01.10 cwt. !ic to l'jC. Oats were unchanged to c off and provisions 21,4 c to Kansas City. me nitrtier. Kansas City, 29. Butter GASOLINE Boilermakers. Sheet Metal July Machinists, Workers, Trade in wheat was lljrlit snd and eggs unchanged. CONCRfl.U, 8 P.t.Off. the tone weak. Absence of outside 2c Poultry Light hens lower; Conoco , the balanced Gasoline, more than mseU Men For ror 1 4 .Electricians, Car and Helpers. these interest and tno ran a peace heavy hens 1c lower, 18c; the S. for motor tho chairmen of nroners U, Navy tpecifications gasoline meeting votnong uncnanged, I85f22c, l. classes apply in person or by letter to nearest local the shop crafts In Chicago, follow the propo. I of President Now York Cotton. ing ' Fe mechanical officer. Htirrilng In an effort to end the New York, July 29. Cotton fu- Santa walkout were the'prlnelnal factors tures closed barely stradv. Oct.. Almost all the notion In the wlie.il $21.42; liec, $21.35; Jan.' $21.21; i' V trade occurred during the last March, $21.18; May, $21.03.

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pwiiniawMMBiMM:tTr.Xr. .can- July SO, 1922. Albuquerque morning journak OWNER SAYS SELL " ' OPPORTUNITIES Albuquerque Morning Journal five-roo- WANT A A NEW HOME FOR KINGSBURY KOLUMN My house and sleeping; . HOME? SPECIAL VALUE MONEY T0 LOAN Pebble dash, eight rooma, mod- AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. serv- Six rooms $3.-00- 0. Published By porch, basement, front and and a large glassed . Seven-roo- ern. Well localed. First ward, $3,800 house on South On Improved city property Jn cnrRXAf. pt i i i s i MSG com p a GOOD HOME. ice porch, garage, hot water plant, Bleeping porch, hardwood floors, Terms, 7 per cent on de- vy BRICK Now ready to move Into, con- Broadway, closo in, shade and IhB following amounts $1,000, li. A. i'lAOPHEiTsON! p"SC5 Four good-size- d rooms and lawn, shade, fruit, vines, walks, furnace, gas, garage, lawn, in terred payments. W. T. JUcCleilun's Call fine location on sisting of a combination dining grape vines. Partly furnished $1,500, $1,70(J and $2,500. rooms MeCRICI'lIlT s.er.tr Classed-l- n Hard- facing park. paved street, Ttn-m- Close in Second ward, six sleeping porch. two bed nice for $3,000. If desired. Entered na aepniid-cTns- s matter at tlio ACKKKSON & GIUl'lTl'lI, and tho paving is paid. The room, rooms, and glassed-i- n sleeping room, wood floors Modern. Garage built-i- n oak Better see this one. FOR REND postofflce of Alhuoiier'Hie. N. M., Rtul Realtors. price and terms. are See kitchen, features, Five-roo- modern, $5,S0O. Five hundred In Fe. and a complete home. Located right. well located in Fourth "Our personal attention to bungalow, brand entry Santa N. M., pending, under close street and 120 S. Fourth. Thonc 414. floors, rurnnce down, balance like rent. act of Congress of March 17. 1l?l In on a good v every little nciv, fire pince, boat, ' ward. Reasonable terms. For detaij." five-roo- m M U' K , Tv M, ' Almost new, TEH S7i fii can be bought very reasonable. Jas. "Johhs'fln, call riiono cr7. in Fourth ward. Owner will bungalow. ;st' inpV appointment lease for six months. Third ward, fine location, garage, Dally, by carrier or t.y mall, one month. FOIK SALE Insurance. Real Loans. 4 Limited amount of money to wac, In 8:1.0(1. i IOCATED Estate, shade, lawn. $4,500. Easv totals. yearly. advance, A, L. Martin loan first mortgage. MEMBER CKNTKATj 18,000 white Itnoco bungi-- i 216 W. Gold. rhone 340. Company, New stucco adobe, five rooms and OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ON EAST low, mudern, hardwood J, D, KELEHER The Associated Press in exclnsivelw en A floor, fireplace, Realtors. s bath, firo oak floors, ce- brand new brick home. furnace, cellar, farane, corner Jot, Xlne Franklin & KE.XLTOK place, titled to the uso. for of alt Company ment basement, excellent location news Hardwood 1'loors throughout. location; Fourth ward. Real Estate, Fire and Auto 211 XX'est Gold. Phono 410 credited to It or not otherwle Four rooms and sleeping 13,750 flight-roo- pebble Insurance. Realtors. $1,250. terms. credited In this paper and also tiro local nook. All clashed dwelling, bath, etc; also two-roo- WANTED' Insurance, Investments, Loans. McMlJXION & XX'OOD, Realtors. news published herein. porch. Breakfast adobe in rear, lot 75x142; Third 223. XV. Gold. rhone 156. kinds of built-i- n features. Fur- 200 XV'. Gold. Insurance, Tjoans. ward, clone in. Tie nace heat. Good-size- d base- Borne good tuya In Central avenue busi- makers. Apply ment. Large screened porches ness property. ' can ba ' for 14,500 white siucco frame McHJNLET T,AXt AND SALE FIRE INSURANCE and only o FOR bought bungalow, modern, oak floors, bullt-l- IIMBEK CO., $5,250, on extra good terms. outbuild to Loan When you saw tlio othor fel- features, parage and other Wanted, Money REAL' $2500,00 VALUE low' house Inga; Fourth ward. Thoreau New On Rood Good business in north-ar- n burn you thought KENT. Mexico Alburjuerqiie property, paying of your fire Insurance. FOIt A. we can at once $2,500, Now Mexico town, consist- We have several IFLElOTEIfS, Realtor place 1S $750.00 eash and $40.00 per Did you take out addi- good, apart- $2,250, $2,800 and have, regu- of Goods, that ments and houses for rent in Acoldcm, Automobile .ssurance, ing Dry Clothing, month Including interest will tional insurance you wanted. Surety Iloi la, Loans. BRICK BUNGALOW lar calls for other amounti. Shoes and Furnisllings. Stock make you owner of a good Wo all parts ofthe city. No. S. 674. A will be Rlail to have, a Ill Fourth, St. .telephone five-roo- BRICK HOME will Invoice about $12,000; can home located on Cosy South Fourth man pall on you and fix It up. hardwood floors, On Luna boulevard, at a- - lyrlce reduce stock if necessary, Good stroet. , built-i- n Buth, lights, walks and Ilousos for for LINCOLN ADDITION features, nicely furnished. that you cannot five reason a Hale, rent, for A few more lots to be Fine beat, As for selling. nice lot. Look this bargain lease, many f tirni.sliod houses good porches, good earage, four rooms and sleeping lire Long; As It Lasts . over Call had in Lincoln lo- blocks out. See one poreh, today. for rent or lease. addition, WE WILL GET YOU 8 this early. place, furnace, garage, lawn, Address Box ,C, B, S. cated on North Fourth street terms. H. CHAS, ROEHL, with shade fruit ' AND 10 J. P. GILL IlEAInr oo. treeg; part $10.00 Per Load" CITY (soma and R. McCIiCGHAN'. - REALTY CO, l'hono 10. Phone 770. XV. REAITOR. A Better Grade , .Care Morning Journal..,-- trees; also extra large lots. for amounts of $500.00 and over 323 Central. XX $15.00. - 204 Gold. Tliono. 442-- J. Good terms. secured first on . BKAT.TOIW by mortgages Heal Estate, Insurance, Notary about Albuquerque city Improved prop- Public. (Of 1,000 feet) D, T. KINGSBURY1 erty. All property to be shown in Call xrith 207 XV. Gold. rhono 607 person and papers to De ex- f FOR SALE OR TRADeI Wagon FOR SALE Realtor. at- Vni A TK Heal amined and prepared by your a Terms Cash Estate, Loans tnd j muuiiuenjm property, Good corner torney, our client's expense, fine little fruit sult- - lot, Highlands, Insurance. ranch, with small frame hou.Kj. Price 210 W. Gold. 807-- Goodall Co, cnicKens I'faone Investment and dairy. PAT, THE PLUMBER, McKinley Land BEST $800. Terms $100 cash and 6 ana will 100 of Room Grant Bldg. tock. Buppci lead Suite $20 a month. North Third. - LtttT) buy In the fourth ward. (Over Golden Rule Store) 216 Lumber 'Co,- .. Fir Concrete four-roo- double Phone 349. T, and Three rooms, ono porch, good lo- J. JOHNSON i Plumbing Heating. sJVE HAVE CHOICES INCOME house, completely furnished, Insurance, Loans, Real Estate Work a Specialty, Albuquerque. New cality. Tartly furnished, with a a, X. Repair Mexico, and vacant corners on Gold good garage. $1800, llichlanils $1,900; $o00 caal) " Socorro, M.J rilONE 201 easy trmi and $30 a month. """" avenue, also many good buys For appointment, call 899. 216 M ' In lncomw ana vacant proper- West Gold. Oood, modern house, four ... ties on South Second. lai-B- rooms, with r' WE HAVE ONE OF THE SEE STACEY sleeping FOR' A GOOD BUY porch, clnsi to P. O.. $3.S00. WANTED A TRADE SAI F' choicest business corners on Termsi $250 cash and $b'5 ROBEgTS-TURNE- R CO. Five-roo- a South Hichlifnds; ttv-- ROOMING HOUSE- - modern frame, com- XVest Central, also one on month. We - have a nice four-roo- houges, . ex- - 218 V.. Cold. riione 407 rner- - Bringing $35.00 pletely furnished including piano, Nortrf Fourth and some CONVENIENT rent. has - Thoroughly new frame cottage in the Fourth 1400 down, $1,400. For Sale or for Rent fireplace, fine basement, eollent business sites on 8IX-roo- m Four-roo- m grey brick houso, five rooms, 8,500 EXCELLENT war,d, value about $2,700. REALTY SAIiES CO. everything up to the minute, Copper. brick with two sleep- lot. breakfast room, all built-i- n modern, Fourth ward. ill S. Seoond. Pliorie 669. Eight spacious rooms well large plenty of trees, on WE HAVE llANT SPLENDID ing porches, close-i- near Fourth $5.600 A- -l MODERN SEVEN We want a larger house and lighted and ventilated, located paved street in sites on west ward school. Must be features, arcnln heat, High- Highlands and apartment the sold at once, Terms room brick. W. Bide. want to trade this property on second etary at 207 '.XVest' close in; $1,500 as first nnvmpnt side, also many good In terms. See It lands, $5,000. $500 art buys today. cash and $ii," a month. clear for equity in a larger Gold avenue. 1'rlce on attrae- - balance terms, for appointment choice ItomAsj right now. Do-la- $5,000 SWELL MODERN house. call K. Vacant corner close in, 60x five-roo- V HELP WANTED terms, $1,450, or will lease will bo from COXCK, BEAT) brick, close In. ' expensive ESTATE, 150, $550 $115 casli a at $65 furniuhed complete. A, C, now on. us show you. 110 XVest Silver. IMiono 477. and $20 $4,750 SURE GOOD FIVE-roo- m aioiK STARES Ijt month. 0ESTREICH, Realtor, " 321 XT. At your service. modern, W. 6ide. UA.TiD-All-aro- und Cold. mono 188. 216 2 West Gold baker, at onae. Co. Avenue, Wly Mr. Stewart, 1124 City 'Realty Rent-Roo- J4.B00 - East Central. ROBERTS-TURNE- For m Real Estate NEW FIVE ROOM Realtors. , R CO, with Board Exchange, modern, W. side. rhono 900. FIREMEN, BHAKEMEN, beginners WW. 401) West Copper Avenue. mier no strike. XX'. J - XX'. FOR' RENT Ron' $4,200 SPLEXDID Railway, care 207 Gold. Phone 667. AUTOMOBILES. IS- Gold. rhone 407. ra with board. 218 MODERN Morning Journal. Hrondwny. five-roo- stucco. Fourth I'll It SALK tlXPBUlENCK teaenea. Los l.TBtlt Huli'k, 600; ROOM AND 89 ward. Angeles. ... HOARD, a week. FOR RENT Voung Men's rhrl.ii,. A..,...i,i Dodge. 116 yet (j0i,i. nth Hrondwny. $4,200 SNAP IN SIX-ROO- wellingt School uses that method. li XI'ilil'ngcrKill' llAblATOR liKRAlltiNO 6. FOR Foil KENT (llU8i.ai1.ln i,..r..h with PROFESSIONAL CARDS FOIt HUNT Four-roo- furnlsiitd. CONCRETE FOR SALE Miscellaneous 217 h RENT Rooms b modern, Fourth ward. House, for curpeiic.is, teamsters, - N"" Third. nrd. 114 North Mu;ie A rmttNI'.lH FOUR-ROO- 328 North Fourth. ISTTorers; gou.l wacea: ... l''OU HALE $3,860 CHOICE transport FOH 604 Cheap, good Kooci CANVAS pon-n- . oh. , Navnjo ruga. North truck, 'HI' Boejh Third. sleeping with board. JOHN W. IVII.NON, Foil HUNT Three-roo- Cull incnT 110 S, Third. orrow 110 modern brick, Fourth ward. house, nurase, West Silver. Itli.NT Itoom 616 WesT per week 1207 East Central. HI: tn-fi,i- 111 at Copper. Atlorner. FOUR-ROO- South Walter, In rear. A DiTECTIVk' rt CO It 5 HlllnW $3,800 CLASH Y ln THY BODDI'S BB6T 1 TOWN. SAl.li ROOM AND BOARD - Rooms JT and 19. Cromwell Two-roo- MILK; flrst--.la- lur,., t'OIt itrioin and"kitcheuette. 413 wi'h glassed sleep- II, Building. FOIt RENT rurnlslied .....ci over worm; unneces- S41.1-B- condition. Bond-Dillo- n Co.' hunt modern, elevation. home, experience Phone Aortn Second. p.'ivu, no siea. iu.i rorrester. Ph.mj 1153. J. with porch. 1022 South Walter. sary, American Detective Agency, 408 $3,750 GOOD SEVEN ROOM. Lucas, St. I.ouls. FOR SALE Airedale pedigreed. l'"ult HUNT Foil KENT Nicely furnlaned rooms with FHVHKIIASH AND rll'KOKOiSg. Flve-rou- 'Oil Clenn, furnished bed room, W. Bide. FOK KENT home with two 4(13 West Santa !.- - SAI,K.!ei:nnil"hBnd Knrtl touring "in f tnhle hnnr.1 Phnn. I'tiT.W modern, on l!H(i-J- . At once, two car. North Fourth. Kit. 8. I. llCRlON, porches, Forrester. Phone iv.ii-,- good shoe FOK NAI.IS tlauser's Saddlery, 111 West "Con- - 11" Smith Arno. $3.800 SURE FINE IN FIVE makers, bench work, ateadv loh. Blaek currants. l'hono ll'OK It Coo CO a l)lsases of tnn Slomneh. FOIt RKNT One three-roo- good .T. KM front room. West room AV. furnished I'ny to men. 1027 Forrester. Fruit. S042-- FOIt RUNT Large front room, Suite. . Barnett modern, side. house w h Call 51S ftniith right Electrlo Shoo Shop, KOR KA I. K I'hone adlotnlng Iliilldla. A-- path. Walter. Now Overland bath, for one or two. if Gallup. Mexico. Ft.!! .HAI.IJ and O. B. touring car, and honnl ha. Dlt. ( $3,250 l FOUR ROOM Apples plums. 100. FOR RENT Furnished room. 322 1S40-- JIAKtiAKKT ARTY! T, FOIt RIlTFour-roti- cot- MEN 2I0G-K- condition; price 00!) West South sired. Phone I'l,;il modern brick, W.. side. furnished, Abo 17 to 65. Experience unneces- Tlarke, phone McKinley, Seventh, phono 729-- Resiilenca lli';i E.ist Central tage, August 15. Address 204 South sary. Travel; make secret ROOFINO ROOM. l'Olii'll AND nOAKD, 845 a Phone $3,150 NEW FIVE ROOM investiga- FOIt SAl.K-ca- r; FOIt KENT Several f.'l. Maple. tion, EXPEItT U?4-J- . Cheap, one Dodgo touring reunis, unfurnished. month: tray icrvice: nurse's care If modorn.-II- . reports. Salaries; expenses. Amer- guaranteed work, phone cood K'4 S. .MAHI.E . W. floors, etc. FOR. RENT Five-roo- conuitton; many extras. youth Edith. desired. Phono 1S79-- MvFKI.S, l. furnished house, ican, Foreign Detective Agency, 488. fit. FOR SALE bull ter- I'honn HK4-- Citizens' elevation. , ICO. 822 T.nuls. Thoroughbred pit FOH HUNT Very close li.mk Iiulldlni, garage, Inquire South Arno, , . O. II. pleasant room, WANTED A hcnltbseeker in Phone HSI-- tint! 3032-- 1340-- rier puppies. Blumenshlne, phone KA.I.K In. 21)8 Sixth.' private WE HAVE M12-R- OH TRADE For car or North nurse THE LARGEST phone WANTED Big puy to men 'H good home; care, tray service; good DR. H. C. RENT-Cos- everywhere teum, In - rLARKK; list in the FOR y three-roo- furnished distributing equity good lot. Cell FOIt RENT Furnishes roums; no chll- meals. 207 North High, nhone 1748-.- I. city. samples. booklets, etc.; FOR SALE One heavy black enamel and fiity's Tr.msfer, 3l'4 South rVeoml. dren. 110 Eye, For, Nose and Throat. No to show cottage, $25. 215 Columbia, University whole or spare time; no re- South Walnut BOARD oood home cooklngi trouble you. At experience one golden oak porch swing. 710 West SA l.M ratee by Barnett Building. I'hone tiU Heights. quired. S. Meyer, Seventh street, T.earl. I'olt l'ord spilsii, practicully new; FUr.NIRIlED modern rooms; no sick no tne meal or week. Mrs. KnlahL cor- - your gerylca. til must lm sold ut Office Hours ' FOR RENT Four-roo- l.nulwvUle, Ky. onre: fret your bargain. children, 414 West Sliver. ner Broadway and Gold. 0 to II a. m.. and 2 6 ra. Members, New Mexico State furnished house FOR SALE Portable steel bake oven Oniral Aulo end Mnclilno to p'. two EARN 110 to t2r.O Works. LAItGJ cool FOR RENT sleeping porches; , modern. Phono monthly, expenses and a lot of bread at 109 i.IC room, beautifully furnished, Have lovely vacancy for two Realty Association. JtlS-- as pans, Kahn's, SA A tUree" paid, railway trnffin. lh.n.M... in- - North First. bllTbnrgitln. tir); nrivoie hath 1211 West Roma. convalescents. Mrs. w. 11. Heed, phone W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. Itlon si'iiien In . 40- - FOR RENT home, guaranteed after three month.' roHilster, fine condition. Coll i 122..I. South Walter. Coxy four rooms and FOH HALE auto tent and 1414 8 ik nt furnished rooms at 204 sparettme study or monev refunded Ex- r.anffo, camp orih Third from a. m. to 2 n. m. roil Pfnctlre Limited to batlr, to responsible parties. u!3 West outfit Phone 1085-J- . 114 South Walter; hoard next door. Foil RENT Nicely furnished front room - Copper. cellent opportunities. Write for free complete. SAK si) to 75 cent on used GEMTO riUNARY DISEASES booklet. North Walter. per parts, FOll RENT with board, suitable for ote or two. Btand, Uusiness etc.; full stock for over twenty-fiv- e dif- Neatly furnished, sleeping AND D1SEASKS. OF THE SKI FOR RENT Training - room, close In. 3.11 618 West Fruit. Houses, all klnVs;furnished Inst., Buffalo, N. Y. FOR SALE- New oil stove and oven, ferent cars. 311 - North; Fourth. Wasserman In THE EXCHANGE and unfurnished. McMUlln & teti, Mcintosh Co., West Cop- Bl.EEI'INCr Ijiborntorr Connactlon, Wood, two cots, bed Call at 611 por. FOIt RENT kiteh-en- . POUCHES and board for -- NO STRIKES In the sprlnss. Furnished room and Citizens Rank Phono HSO. 120 XV. Realtors. 200 West Cold. automotive business, Mountain road. 17 24 live convalescents; iiiag. Gold . but steady Be au- I WII.K West Central, phone 2S2. gentlemen FOH Four-rooti- v work, high pay. an take your auto In trade on niv 1107 North 1161-- BCT RENT Tiouse and sleep- tomotive Roll-to- p four-roo- Twelfth, phone KELL OH TRADE electrician or mechanic. We FOR SALE desk and tiling modern home, located In FOR RENT Pleasant housekeeping v ing parch, furnished. Inquire 614 train you Best cahlnetsi Star Furniture Co., rooms near MUK. MAItSHAM, home for F. C. BAKES, M. D. FURNITURE. ETC. 1403-- A , thoroughly. school, finest phone University llelghts. Inquire at 809 Kouth sanatorium. Phone 1097. private South Kdlth, phone 4011-- Cornell. convalescents and bed nurse's T. L. McSPADDEN equipment. Special proposition. Booklet I Rooms patients; Diseases of tbe Eye. Glasses Fitted Ij. A'R. 1US New huh mi light enre; excellent llfil-J- . FUR KiiiNT South Arno, seven free. class slurtlnir. Johnson Auto- FOR SALE FOK meals. I'hone Office removed to 114 N. (sec Phone 1111. two-roo- Scales, cash register, meat SA1.H .at imlel Eases 1107 rooms and bath, basement. motive Trades School. Electrical-Mechanica- l, roadster, North Twelfth. ellcers, Type-wrll- like new. st. floor. Phon 842. Phone 1B28-- or P. F. McCanna. 729 grinders. Albuquerque t worth extras. I'hone FOR HI?."? Nice. eean enTd ond Ground Broadway.nept. D, Denver. 1933-- or call 607 de- - sleeping SPECIAL summer rates. $s5 per month; Exchange. North Twelfth; rroras. 121 4 North Third. FOR RENT Completely furnished, three DISTRICT manager forNew Mexico on TYPEWK ftERS. fro oulik salo. I'ilkeeng excellent board. private mom with FOR room all maVts. )6 and up. FOR RENT Very deelrnbln and Rt. CHIROPRACTORS ; cottage, sleeping porch, near Uni silk hosiery proposition direct to $3 month. s'UK room, sleeping porch tray service. REApaiitmenU 1478-- per .Ibuquerque. Typewriter SAI.IiOivner of llsht Six bnth clone 114 John's 491. versity car line. Phone wearer. Man with experience In hand- 123 touring In, South Arno. Episcopal Sanatorium, phone E. CARMEN'. yon RENT Furnished four-roo- Exchange, South Fourth. wunts to dispose of It; worth 500: will i. flat, Two-roo- ling silk FOR n FOR RENT furnished house. hosiery agents preferred. Oood take no time or to run RivNi Two furnished rooms for RENT Nice room with glassed-i- liiropmellc. lHU West Silver. proposition for hustler. deliv- FOR SALE Fine stock (log. importoil less; Inclination handle In new with sleeping porches; modern; $30 Prompt it. Address Box 15, care light housekeeping; no sick. 423 Test sleeping porch. home; good 19 and 30 Armljo llnlldlnf. RENT Furnished 70S eries, 2.000 dozen a week. from Mexico; kind to children; a beau Journal, ton ipartment and Pir month. Call at Esat Santa re. capacity State 215 1210-- iron. table bonrdr Inquire 1003 East Hllver, or 15D0-- In ty. Vassnr, phone FOR SALE Four new 007-- garage. Phone 1010 Forrester. experience application. International tires, never been FOR Two phone LIST vaoant houses the B 3Hx4 Va. non-ski- RENT nice roome furnished MONEY TO your witn Cilyrp lire Rllk Mills, Norrlstown. Pa. FOR SAI E Used tractors, 1 and uned, cord, guaranteed LOAN For RENT Three rooms for . light ror ana efficient for housekeeping. Apply 617 West Bil- - MIIS. CAItl, BElif.iI.UN I Private sail. ; iiearty prompt with gang plows,,- Hardware 10,000 miles; from the 120 UU.Ni.1 LOAN On dia- housekeeping. 42s West Santa Fe. service. 207 West Gold, 7. just factory, 1110 South Kdlth, two vacancies In lu watches, phone Female, Department, J, Korber & Company. for four. A. Chauvin, 104 Houth Sixth. monds, and valuable. FOR RENT Modern o RK. Two rooms main building, and 175 per month; guns everything outside apartment. F.URXIS1IED HOUSE of four rooms, WANTED Elderly woman to"care for FOR SALE cot- FOR SALE Ford furnished for t0 Mr. B. Marcus, 21 S South First. verm 208 14 Fresh buttermilk and sedun, nearly new, dining room and tray nurse's a Apartments. North Second. sleeping porch, earage: opposite uni baby. 100 North Edith. of sum- iiEni Housekeeping. , 1727 West Cen service; tage cheese; rlso fresh milk In itallon with lots extras; Ford touring, care If desired. Phono 13S5-- MONET TO LOAN on dlimonds. watches FOR RKNT per month. 1820 Cen- WANT HO A 1!:,-M- . Lljht housekeeping rooms, versity; ijo Eot girl fur general housework. lots Rwnyne's Dairy, phone mer or winter top; Ford truck; Bulck and good con- reasonable. Gildersleeve Etectrto Co. trai. S2S "K" FOR RENT Rooms Jewelry; liberal, reliable, Inquire North Thirteenth. FOR ALE Piano and touring; Dodge Brothers touring. J. opposite good board fidential. Gottlieb Jewelry Co.. 106 N. 1st,' TOR FOR two player pianos; Korber & Co., House. Phone 1085-- 123 FOR SALE Fumiture RENT Three room and RENT Furnished cottage, WANTED A pre-w- Phone 108. Geo. P. Auto Department, Dodge lng North sleeping n good cook. Apply values. MONEY TO LOAN on closa-l- n prop- 315 rooms and glassed-i- sleeping porch; 1748-J- . 214 Brothers Dealers, 7K3. U A.S' oil city porch; private bath. West Granite, North High. or phone Loarnard Piano Co.. South Walter. phone TII) Furniture, stove, range, erty, first nortgnges. Mc.Mllllon & phone 1701-- on car line; rent reasonable. Apply 1204 iir..N urni.inert or lcebx. Phone 603-.- WANTED Maid. Apply FOR SALB-piano- s, Standard make used player 11. housekeeping Wood, 200 West Gold. Insurance, real south Edith. Albuquerque 1921 NASH rooms., closo In. 207 R i Irt'lNO FOR RENT Two furnished rooms', for Sanatorium; do not phone. In A- -l condition; will sell at touring, driven lesi than "looping North FUltNITU ERE PA and unholster-ln- . estate. 6,600 tentn. U-- .light housekeeping; adults; no sick. FOR RENT Modern brick house, nicely on Fhone miles; has five good tires and in Plume or 2035-j- f Ervln 6'. WANTED Young for bargain easy payment plan. A- -t LOANS may be secured for any pur 754 Pnuth Second. furnished, six rooms, front and back lady housework; 14.19-- shape; prleed to sell, Oden Bulck HUNT Nice. Peddlng Company. must be neat. Call at 803 South Edith. - no: Oean apartments. pose on farm lands. Irrigated lands, to RENT-Thre- screened porches; highlands; close In. Co., Fifth and Oold, 1200. TOR e In plmno-irrap- phone reasonable. Imperial Hotel, 2111, West FOR SALE one rooms, glassed sleep- 1647-- J. FOR Brunswick cabinet Cheap, mahogany buy or build homes, city or farm, under Phone WANTED Some one to do light house? ,Sl.K ' -- HI I HI. ing porch, beautifully furnished, close 42x like new, with records; d"iible Queen Anne extension dining table. our first mortgnKo certificates. Haakers In. 1088-- FOR RENT 609 South wont Apply second floor. South FOR 11121 6 Cnl 1 t. Phone Ninth street; Arno. bed, mattress and springs. 708 West Coal, SALE Bulck touring; 1921 noil RENT Front bod room, adjoining Reserve Deposit Company. Oas and Elec three rooms and email $18. as .' J'OR RENT furnished two. porches: phone 665-- rorus, loiiows: 'touring roadster. earn, close in ana private family. 306 POll SALE e lluek tric bldg., Denver, Colo. Completely water paid. Co., 207 West WANTED will and 1920 Chevrolet You ranee, heating room apartment, screened 1004 City Realty Housekeeper; give good EVERYTHING "FIXT- sedan; touring. wept lioma. siove with pipe, couch with porch. Oold. H07. noma in for IN PLUMBING get our worth from TTIPI sanitary 1.U.NK UTAH LINE outh Arno. phone exchange Ught housework; URES, and material. and well money's FOIt RENT One front room for pad. 313 Nortlr Fifteenth. Phrme ln.!MV. ALIO Three-roo- country. Address O. R., care Pumps COOPER Mi.TOU 619 light Ele- FOR REN T house with Journal. 472-- CO., West Central, 1S Tbe orange colored cars, Engle. J'OH RENT--Tw- rooms and Bleeping points. Thaxton Bupply Co., Phone phono 671-- housekeeping, per month. 401 FOR SALE Two oak wardrobes. Three N. chicken house for two hundred chicken; SPARE TIME MONEY $3 an hour easy, 1111 South Seventh. phant Butte Dam and Hot Springe, porch, furnished; rent reasonable. Call North Fourth. oak dressers, one wooden bed. three M. Meet 24-- garage, lights and water. 20a West selling "Simplex Ironing Board Cov ALBUQUERQUE AUTO CO. til tralna at Engle, leering after 6:30. v.j WniSCKINQ FOR RENT Nice oui-sl- three small center 328 Iron, phone 490-- ers;" wonderful new invention every New and Usel sleeping springs: tables. lint Springs at 11:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. FOR SLAB WOOD $3 full truck load, deliv- looms. Hotel. 2 e Si North Third. RENT Furnished front apartment, Two-roo- womrfn wants. One made $9 first REPLACEMENT PARTS Ainuquerqtie Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam cars on FOR RENT house, partly lady ered. Phone 1603-- .orto Meeona. three rooma and private bath. 81M4 with for twu hours. Wm. J. Lynch, Springfield, In Stock for All Care: FOR SALE Flreless cooker, chiffoniers, the Dam line. We drive our own cars. North Becnd. Hotel. -" furnished, sleeping porch; place One Albuquerque chickens; excellent 'for heatthseeker, $12 i itinois. ALL parte tested before leaving shop. ton RENT rront room, for light Ivory dressers, Morris chair, wardrobe, Write for reservations at mlr expense. 30914 roll-to- p RENT One one - 1673-- lT demon-strat- e Ff"l 8ALI3 Bloca currente for mnklni Radiators, electrical bodies, Housekeeping. Overland Hotel. desk, Simmons beds, Inrge stock HEFFER.N'AN BROS., .FOR single, larger jeau- per month and water rent. Phone ONCE Five ladles' to travel, a parts, tops, Props. , llent-- West of M- tlfully furnished apartment; hot water. and eell dealers: (40 to $70 jellies, pies, preserves and Jams, lights, horns, ignition sets, springs, etc. Central. new and used furniture. J25 South Hot Springs. N. - FOR RENT Desirable unfurnished cor per 2417-R- 1811-1- 6 450-- n from I to I Parte can-le- for 22 care. New First. West Roma, phone week; railway fare paid. Goodrich Drug Ranch, phono makes of FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, close Albuiiier,,ie-.Hunt- a Pe-- ner house, five rooms, close In; Areola 12 to 1 and I to drive In. T"oe FOR RENT Furnished no Co., Dept. 101-- Omaha. Neb. mornlnu, t nights. axles, shafts, pinion and ring gears two blocks from postofflce: no sick. FOR SALE Ivory bedroom suite, DAILY STACK apartment, four heating system! $4",; lease required; carried for all care. us In mind. 417 dining rooms, modern: two-roo- 1162-- 120. CEDRe CANYON Firewood Co.. firewood Keep West Lead. taole, chairs, three rusts, table, To also apart- sick or children. Phone or WANTED Ladies experienced in fancy NEW MEXICO'S OLDEST WRECKING library Taoa (Rend Down) ment with sleeping porch. 1104 North work, anxious to earn extra money at direct from Cedro oanyon to user; FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms; gas. cot, kitchen cabinet, oil stove, etc.; prac Leave 7 :30 a. m. Second. sawed and split In stove or fireplace Housa hath, well 'no children. tically new; leaving town; a bargain Arrive 10:30 a. m. BUSINESS CHANCES home, spare hours, write immediately to 24HD-J- phone: People: Phone West Central. Phone 434. iii Take Fourth street bus. off Lin. m. FOR two-roo- Underwood Art Oopds Co., Portsmouth, lengths; prompt delivery. Oold get at Leave 12:30 n. furnished WHEN IN yet coin or 715-- ' housekeeping with bath; $000 buys the best small rooming house in Ohio. SOFT (SPOTS Heel end arch cushions NEED OF FOR It EN Tr Rooms with addition, call Leave ..,.12:30 p. m. apartment, foot TIRES, rims, meg- - sleeping porch Arrive :09 m. no alclc 613 South town. am. South Second. U prevent fallen Insteps; curea el) carburetors, aprings, Tor iitrnt or rooms. p. reasonable; adults; WANTED By business man of Clovls, Thos. nelos generators, wheels, bed To Arno. FOK SALE First-clas- s shoe shop. Ad- - with refined Christian troubles, II. Planter Arch Uupports. (ears, axles, M South Arno. FOR SALE Houaet A'.haqnernne (Rend tip) correspond lady F. Keleher Leather Co., 408 West rentral. bearings. Horns, accessories Albuquerque ...Arrive... 7:00 p. m. ' Three-roo- apart-men- t, drcss Box 5, care Journal who can take of home and do FOR RENT furnished charge nice COME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. FOR RENT Nicely furnished front bed FOR SALE Oood home, close in, with Santa Fe. .Leave... 4:00 p.m. with garage; water FOR SALE Two-stor- y orlek tho work pleaaantly and efficiently; FOR SALE Quartered oak chiffonier, WE HAVE SALVAGED TO THE room, and no ..,.. m. paid; adults; building. oil stove, DATE adjoining bath, garage: Income sufficient for upkeep. Phone Santa Fe ...... Arrive. ..12:45 p. no sick; rent reasonable. 1011 North 21S Couth First: location good tor any reasonable salary to applicant aecepted; chairs, springs, mattress, FOLLOWING MAKES OF CARS: sick. 17 West Coal. 132D-- Espancla Arrive. ,, 11 :15 a. m. kind of business. ' only three In family; man and two grown kitchen cabinet; also thirty pounds finest Bulck C24, CES. D66; Cadillac Taoa 7:30 a. ra. roose Store, D4, IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; 1100 CASH, balance like rent buve..new Leave... Two-roo- children, at home after business hours feathers. Inquire Taylor's Chalmers, Chandler, Chevrolet 490, FB, FARE TO SANTA M.S0. FOH RENT furnished apart- FOR SALE Crlspette popcorn outfit. 79R-- rates by day or week. Over Pastime three-roo- loca- FE, and meal time; must be neat and pleas- OM Town, phone t. modern, home; good ment; hot and cold water, lights and complete; good proposition for live man. Baby Grand; Dodge. Don, Theater. 2UV, West Central tion. Call TO TAOS, $11.80. ant and qualified as near as It Is. possible ROOF 0, H. K. Mitch- tn South Edith. phone paid; rent reasonable. 421 ' Inquire (111 North First. ASBESTOS PAINT Ford, Hup N.i Maxwell, - Albuquerque Headquarters Rlngllng to ftil the vacancy made by the loss of lOD for klnde ot roofs. 11 per gal- ell Olds e Overland, Ssxon LINCOLN APARTMENTS, newly furnish- FOR SALE iiy owner, suburban home, Brothers' Clear 210 West Central South Broadway. FOR SALE Hotel. 816 r ell every model; ed rooms; cool cloae Store, Albuquerque our dear wife and mother; don't answer lon. The Manzano Co. 110 South 4 and ; Studebaker 41 and 6; Willys-Knigh- t, hot water, and In, (our rooms and sleeping porch, city Aver. i. Phone 600. RENT Half , 914-- FOR of bungalow, three South First, Albuquerque Cafe, pool this Unless you are a lady In every re 1834 e, built up every sij h'ontn Tnira, pnone fruit trees, arbor. Post-offic- e Santa Fe Bank Confec- rooms, well room. 813 South First. Walnut, phone J.' Try model. water, grape Headquarters community bath, furnished, spect and can furnish references worthy roof; will last as Ion? es the hnlldlnn. If you don't aee your car ta the above FOR RENT Two beautifully furnished box 21 J. city. tionery. Phone 222. centrally located, $35 per month; no sick, A NICE HOME and a businea to of consideration. Box 778. Clovls. N. M. list, rooms in modern Mrs. goud CHICKENS remember, home. Apply FOR SALE Four-roo- house, two fill West Coal. the house Address Bun set WB ARB SALVAGING! LATH) MODEL r"red 623 North Second. keep going. Mule mid ninle. FINE Rhode Island laying hens, full Hiimm, porches, modern; completely furnished, TIME CARDS FOR RENT One large and one email galow, care Journal. CARS EVERY DAY. Two SOLICITORS WAITED Good pay. Al? school books, seventh and eighth FOR RENT rooms, furnished for or without furniture; priced right, ell apartment, furnished completely for WANTED To store one some good In addition to the largest stock of used bux small grocery Grant grades; used only time; In COM- light housekeeping and three moms, un South Eighth. housekeeping. Crane Apartments, tlS ply Emcee Studio, building. 1727-- 12:1 parte the atate, we carry with market; EodH, clean stock, suitably furniture also. PJione furnished Call IDS South Edith. OR RENT houses North Seventh, phone 114. Give WANTED First-clas- s cook, man PLETE Ha of NEW gears, drive shafts, FOR SALE Several located, at reasonable Qrloe. price North Second. FOR RENT Two rooms $10. on FOR RENT Furnished con- In 400 West woman; good wages. Address postofflce axle shafts and' general accessories, lor with sleeping near shops; from up; will sell apartments, first letter. Scruggs, Tenth, . ev-r- for - venient to four rooms, box 745, Santa Fe, N. M. I. sin, .KFFBCTO AUTO TUl' uliu ear, porch, housekeeping, modern, gar- small payments. Apply Hatton'e Store, sanatorluma; Dallas, Texas. Enamel. Van-pa- OUR. LOWEST. a:e ir nesirea. 1210 south' Walter. across Tturelas glassed-i- n on East dressing. Effecto Auto PRICES ARB THB bridge. sleeping porches, gas; HAVE A- -l money-makin- g business WANTED Man or woman, $40 weekly on automobiles. Cell 1321 WE - Valspar Enamel VIADUCT GARAGE. FOR RUNT Two furnished FOR modern Central car line. Kast Central, as full time, 81 art hour spare time, sell- Homestead 600 rooms; light, SALE Splendid opportunities, such merchandise. Plymouth Cottage Print. SOUTH SECOND. no children: built-i- n or see McMJIHn Wood, Phone 14. high-clas- s to wearer. Sat- ontn, telephone; right home, large basement, furnace, groceries, garages and other Jng guaranteed hosiery Expe Floor Paint Roof Paint and Cement. Largest psrte house in the state. across 414 rience International Mills, Leath- from postoflce. West Gold. features, hard wood floors, garaga, propositions not advertised locally. Rob unnecesiary. isfaction assured. Thoe. F. Keleher a from owner. WESTBClJNrj Dally, BOTS OR GIRLS to keen house 218 Oold. Norrlstown. Pa. 40 1067-- J -- FOR RENT Excellently ventilated clean trees, walks, bargain, Train. Penart. desiring Co., Ww er., We. Central rhone WANTED Position 700 Arrive, bed room, hot West R'.ma. 1 7 80 while attending alrool In Albuquerque MONEY IN GRAIN 113.50 WANTED Stenographer, male or female, private entrance, water, No, .The Scout.... pm 1:10 pm buys guaran WANTED- - Uoueework reasonable. 204 North Walter. FOR New nomes Dy owner; one JO next term, write Mlse Lucy Ross, 400 tees on 10,000 bushels no fur for office of mercantile business near DRESSMAKING Ly the day. Phune phone: SALE No. Calif. Limited. In: am 11:00 am wheat; 11145. - 824 West one 7 North, Second. movement of 60 Albuquerque: must be able to write Span. ELGIN HOTEL Sieepin-- rooms and Oold; No, Fargo Fast. ,10:80 em 11:20 am ther risk; opportunity 110 North one four-roo- 210 take $500; S400, .etc. Particulars, 1st and assist with clerical routine. Ap- WANTED Washing and ironing by the housekeeping ipantments. by the day, Maple; No, I The Navatn. .11:35 am 1:0 am 4c, 1590-- 1010 North terms. Call 121 West su market letter free. Investors' Dally ply .after 9 a. m., Expert Service Bureau, WANTED Sewing. Phone nogen. none 1703-.- weeK or montn. ses west central. Maple; SOUTHBOUND, 221 ' - rer, phone 1949-- El 10:1 1POR RENT Furnished front ipartment, Guide, 94D Dwlght Bldg., Kansai City, West Gold. Forrester. WANTED Work by the hour, FOR RENT Front loom, well furnished, Nc tl Paso Exp ma ' Mi- 8178-- Three-roo- frame house, 11:1 two roome and kitchenette, bath Missouri. HEMSTITCHING pleating. Williams' after 6:30 p. m. adjoining bath, use of phone, close In; FOR SALE No. !7 El Paso Exp am 777-- J wnter. at a front porch; garage if de- 60 ..FOR SALE Ranches llinery, me Smith Br..edwe), ph. one or tw gentlemen 703 West Sliver. two porches, EASTrorjNn. large GARAGE FOR SALE 100 ft. deep, ft. HOUSJ3 cleaning, floor polishing, lawn owner will 1:40 clean and two FIRST-CLAS- bargain; loavlng city; terms; Na The 1:10 pm pm sired; thougWy sanitary; frontaaa: 1 show rooms: ! stock room; dressmaking, work worn, can w. Lowe, 1430-- FOR RENT Room, furnished for light t Navajo.. three-fourth- e - j. phone tnke car In payment. 1SJ3 soutn No. 4 Calif. Limited. 5.00 1:40 pm adults only and no sick. 134 ooutn arno, 160 ton hydraullo press; full shop equip- FOR SALE A email ranch, 820 West Lead, phone 1731 J. housekeeping, ?io a month: single man part pm 832-- house. WANTED Nursing; two years' hospital Edith. Na I S F. 7:26 pm pm phone ment; on main highway. Large estab- mile west of bridge; modern SEWING 26o hour. Satisfaction guar- only. 201 Fast Lewis, near the shops. Eight.. l:0 A. J. experience; price reasonable. Phone FOR SALE Well-bui- lt by practical No. 14 The 7:10 em !:50 am lished repair business; rent $50 per James. anteed, Soutn Harvard. Phone 12S3-- FOR RENT Two nice, clean rooma and Scut.... M ROBERTS-TURNE- Jll builder. 1875 cash, or best offer, buys FSC1I SOCTH. month. Price ,7,00.00. Magdalena, N, R company, 218 West R-- furnished for - 8400 sleeping porch, light glaesed-l- n Mo, From El Paso s 16 FOR SALL Livestock wm roru or Ad- have established a land KALSOMIMKU. cleaning paper and 121 and sleeping porch. It pns taice carji.ii ynymw Oold, special and box; housekeeping. South Walter, phone Best No. O. Box 30, N. M. PLEATING, acoordlon, side cleaning talsomlne. John Goodson, 1B70-.- E ectrlo and city water. The ir to From Gl Paao 7:0 FOR-SAL- dress P. Arouquerque. department. jb Horses, harness, and wagons, mall orders. N. Crane, 816 Nr'n phone 2104-- town for healthseekers. Palmer, 1822 Na 10 connects at relen v1t& Na 11 810 North 1058-J- . FOR SALE We .have eome splendid FOR RENT Two rooms, furnished for -. Broadway, phone RENT - Seventh. Crane Apartmente. phone8H; WANTED Position as teacher normal South High phone IXfS.Wj for Cl'Tts, Peeee VUe- ' Ct i' FOR Storeroom propositions In suburban ranches. Rob- first FOR BALE Cheap. galted saddle HEMSTITCHING done promptly In the graduate; experienced. Address J. It. B light housekeeping: floor; private FOR SALE In south highlands, new O Oast K' Cop-na- n Company entrance: reasonable. - horse and saddle, 400 North Twelfth, FOR BENT Building at 411 West best manner, reasonable. rare Journal. porch, trees; very three-roo- two screened V No. 2) ornneet- at Jlelun with II . o possible prices 702 cottage; lar:e - fa srarae-e- iDOUlre H, E. FOR Ranoh of thirty-tw- acres, 435-- North Third. built-i- n ee- FOR SALE CHEAP, gentle horse for aultahla for SAJ.E 117 Gold avenue, hone Singer WANTED Position as nurse or in porches, oak floors throughout, from Clovls and point na soain Bsvlnia Bank and . twenty.-tw- o acres of It alfalfa) ranch- ' compan rooms saddle or driving. Postofflce box 24s Sherman, at First Sewing Machine Company. ion; best of references, Miss FOR RENT Downstairs furnished features; a real buy; very small pay- Trust . man's house, barns lot storing alfalfa, city with for 701 East ; city. ' Company, phone Baker, 800 North Second, phone 11SS-- sleepfbg porch, housekeeping; ment down, balance like rent. FOR and 25 and complete farm equipment. Santiago bath connection; water, light and phono Santa or 693. FOR SALE Six nure-bre- d Jersey cows. RENT Store room cellar, PERSONAL CALL Fe, phono 60 10 8outb Garcia. Ranchoe de Albuquerque. HUTCHINSON for house cleaning furnished. 710 West Lend. . sell on Installment Ay feet, the rear of First, and Jew- - good milkers; will Second OR TRADE Five acres In J. wTbraEfIELD, watch. Clock and wall cleaning, floor waxing, paint . 2337-- accessible by alley from etreet. FOR SALfi FOrt RENT Exclusive, well furnished Want Ads plan. Phone , elry work, 115 Boutn Second. ing, Kaisominlng. and chimney sweeping Journal Bring Results, Gold and Central avenuea. . Fred Lumy, Frultvale, near paved road; fine grape room, with hot HA I K Rufue Rede Odd Job Man, 2082-.- I. large sleeping porch, ' vnn .Flemish flmols. bank. or chicken terme to right COUPLE GOING to California by euto, phone doee an 4 at Cltieene National ranch; easy water heal and bath: centrally located. Black. Belgians, bucks, Phone 690, or room 16. First will take along passenger; rearonable WANTED Position ae teacher in Inter1 1744-W- . S21 West Coal. - 1925-- WILL arrange to suit tenant a 2uxl00 party. apply Phone fr. ers..- 710 West Lead, phone National bank, or 701 East Santa Fe. rate. Write Box 110, care JournaK mediate or upper gradee; have New foot brick building! good condition; York FOIt RENT One room. In modern home FOR SALF, A- -l Jersey-Durha- cow e ot elate lite cortlflcate. and New Mex opposite Santa Fe ehope; reasonable FOR SALE Eighty-acr- ranch, WANTED To know tho whereabouts and Rlassed-l- n sleeping porch, nicely with old calf, i when Ico first grade and five years' (over four gallons) day terme. Ree or write L. Heyrtan, 109 adobe trouse, running water, electric John Anderson, age 70, weight certificate, furnished for light housekeeping; clean 126.' 1601 South Elm, 2120-- M. or ago, 125 experience In puhllo echoole of New York phone V eth irirst. Alhimuerqu N. lights; Ideal place for hlcken ranch last heard of about thirty years state"' and c'nol. 1223 South Edith. tfnrt HALE Two carloada of good young located six miles south of town. 6 feet inches; dark skin, with excellent recommendations; dairy; pounds; height have health' would consider FOR RENT Very desirable cool bed- A' v l.ino to 1,600 For address R. W care hair, and he has a half brother by certificate; HOME horses, weighing from FOR particular! Jour, eyes; as Address C. B. A., room, with and shower batlrs. Martin's corral, Albuquerquo SALIPoultiTWA nal. name of Calvin Musgraves. who was in position governess. lavatory pounds. FOR SALE Fifty 8. C. U. L Red laying near the line of New rare Journal. In private, home; no sick Horse Market, First etreet and Mountain RANCH must be sold on the stock business 1103-- West Six hollow stucco steam Phone 1870-- J. Look at this, taken. Phone or call U rooms, tile, finish, basement,, Iia4. hens. house, Mexico and Arizona a few yeare ago; account falling health; he came to state with his uncle, FOR SALE fcMate Coal. fire 60x142 A1, BLACK Colorado, mare, five UAUY chicks from laying strain; mature zaraae. barn. with or with this Ral heat, garago, place, breakfast room. Lot feet BEAUTY, 72 Implements, Shdree. leading to FOR RENT Two house- and early lay well; shlyped within out twenty-tw- o acres alfalfa, fruits John Any Information FOR BALK Nice lot. 60x142, on West joare old, good spring wagon full stock; the nemed will be gas and water in Ihe on University llelghts.y, Priced at . . .or for a Ford hours of Log Angeles; guarantee all --two miles from oily. Phone location of the above Mountain road, one half block from keeping rooroti; I ,...t win sell trade light kinds; ' O. W. nice and back yard: 820 South S417-R- Austin, posi' 1107 kitchen; porch lu good condition. Phone count. Pioneer Hatchery, owner. or 848. Postotfice box highly appreciated. Fourth; owner leaving city. Call at Jncer rufmlng ' box no close In. 101 West . . Spring. Los Angelea, California- )- 192. Old N. M. - " office 18, Albuquerque. North Fourth. ground floor; sick; Ihiie-j- ..... Albuquermei Iron. WANTED Real Eatate --TYPEWRITERS "'LOSTTAfmFdUNir MATTRESS RENOVATING WANTEDHouses WELL CONTRACTOR WILLIAM J. LEVERETT, Realtor YOU have huxiness property for sale, MATTRESS HENOVAT1NO. overhauled ANTJED To from owner 4 in LOST Lenthee containing tf 83.60 end up. TYPEWRITERS All makee buy (tare II with MrMIIMnp Wood. - ma- - room must be Unless WIvl.l.M driven ami Phono 110. , West Gold. and and a bill; finder Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, fur- and rt paired. Ribbons for every house; modern. Ditil.l.tU. repaired; ppre 1I-- 803S-- chin. Sir von mean KuslntBS Ad"rcsi towere. J. r. ,212 Mil return book to Di, Charlee wanted Lot: mut be nrleed right tor nltuie packing. Phune or e. Albuauerque Typewriter don't reply, pumps, tanks, Wolklng. and 8V9-- Air. 121 ltSl-W- , ' cash. Address. itf7t' care Journal, , J Ervla PedOJog Coropaaa. chance, phone 12: Boutn. Jvurtl b.suneUj', cart Juiunal. West Marble, plume .irii.-- . . - 7--, wa . i V s (.. ...1. Start ' 1; ; tiling! Start the Day Smiling! "BRING. I ATHER" MORNING' "BRINGING UP FATHER" ' JOURNAL the ALBUQUERQUE in appears every morning in Appears every morning the Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, July 30, 1922. Albuquerque Morning Journal

Copyright. 1921 by the International Kewa Service. BRINGING UP FATHER. Reentered U. S. Patent Office, By George McManus. 4 LA ESPERANZA c - -- WELL- IF IT &T ! THIS; oh.:te: a WELL WELL' RENENEER DOI? DlON'T HI HOTEL , via WEEK-'bTEl- nearlt -- J oh: N F HIN A SWELL PLACE TOO AN' IT tN'T - VIFE AN WOR IN - MULCAHT- P --. CIVE THE eOTLER OVEPJ ARE WORKIN BEEN Pi Arc LITTLE MART OOFFT'5 LUE Jemez Hot Springs H. A THE-ONC- -- WHAT are AT OE WITH THEM OVER! ELLEH FACTORT IN 1 fcATEV LONC: (l THE. TOO oon' J OLD Regular Auto Trips :M Mi DATt: I From City to Springs

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' Hot Springs r-- . Now under new manage- ment who assures better accommodations than ever beesH -- HOW I AH' DO YOUR. before. Hotel has OH! THINK THl'b YOU tEE 1 HAVE A WELLOO RENENBER i" XOO I , WIFE b fSRrv-rnfe- T thoroughly renovated. DtNVNC, ROOM I'b PMSEL: IN THE WHEN VOiO aim' RENEN5ERti CERTAIN LT FER tOCIETT-&O- SHE nnrtP v - - Leaves I CAN THE CHANGED- HAb ACOOD HEART- Stage Every JUT LOOK. INTO THE jOAT V r J beautiful: . -- TOU ; v Other Day ir sr THE AN" WE'D THROV HAD? ' in ii KITCHEN WlTHOOT THE OONE f Round Trip ii i m v OPENING THE ! ' ! ' lOTfeiJk DA- - Sulphur Springs $18.00 : SHE'LL OE AbKIN' door: $ZfFA 'EN HIT TOO ON THE ' For further Information jr ' - phone J l YOU TO ueE- . 907-.- .jC f TOOR T HEAO- - 5Ee: BUT VOU or call at 20S South . J. INFLOENCry-ST-O IT HER Second Street Albuquerque. - rn V.C - C. TARTAGLIA, Proprietor Sulphur Springs Hotel

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