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CITY

ALBUQUEKQUE G JOUBNA JU CITY

EDITION

YEAH.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, Friday, April 7, 1922.
FOKTY-Tllin- i)
VOL. CLXXHI. No. 7. Dully tij Carrier or Mull. 85c a Month
Single Copies ftc
f

NAj
PREDICT A
iTHDE IE OPERATORS
Big Four" of Genoa Conference MM'IS THINK GALLUP

GOAL FAMINE IF STRIKE

to m to Adjust Economics of Europe SECURES DELAY
DESTINATION
TOPlTIflL IF1
TIL Ml
"
LASTS FOR SIX WEEKS
P Intimates
icy General
I Rest Until April "1 7 Granted;
Agreement Reached as to
Method of Selecting Jury
LOCAL TROOP

1M
EL G0RF3RA ONLY MAS V,j Prosecution Under
Laws Will Fol-
Anti-Tru- st
for Case.
Waukcgan. 111., April 6 (by the
CALLED TODAY
Associated Press.) Governor l.en
OAL FOR 3 D Ml; SHOT-DOW- N low Such an Act, Small's trial on charges of conspir-
acy to embezzle state funds was Order Received to Be Ready
postponed again today, this time
WM fffifl E 209,080 MEN IDLE STAND 0FBTTUMIN0US
OPERATORS COMMENDED
until April 17, after both sides
reached an agreement on a meth-
od of selecting a Jury. Both sides
By Noon With Full Field
Equipment; Similar Order
also agreed that there would be to All Troops.
Vice President cf United Mine Workers De- Hoover Returns From West no further delay in starting the

clares Congress Must Blind Not to Be See But Lacks Sufficient Data A--J- s -?
-it-- ifS Is is? . case.
Louis B. Beekman, cashier of NO STATEMENT GIVEN
to Justify Any Conclusions the First Trust and Savings bank AS TO FINAL PURPOSE
What Country Is Up Against; May 15,000 at the Present Time,
of Kankakee, of which Governor
Small Is president, today testified
Idle in Railway Shop
Be Crafts. H.v The Afflorlutrd Presi.) ux s km'-c- t Z !
'd
! fas? i& that no record of the governor' Expect
account in his bank prior to last
Will
That Guardsmen
Leave
Washington, April-(j- . A defense November could be found, and City for Gallup
Til K ASSOC I ATK.O FftlvSS.) of the bituminous ccal operators Norman Orlffin, cashier of the About Noon
' New
York. April 6. Predicting operators, in effect, turned down position in refusing to negotiate a Crnnt Park Trust and Savings Today; Coal
that the nation will be in the midst the house committee's proposal. central agreement witn tne miners bank of Orant Park, testified that Strike May Be Cause.
was given by T. H. Watkins, books and papers of that bank
of a bituminous coal famine In six Conference committees of the aunion spokesman fur Pennsylvania on the case were burned
hearing
weeks unless the present strike is three Illinois associations were In producers, before the house labor by a Janitor, who had since died. Headquarters Troop "A"
settled, Phillip Murray, vice presi- joint session most of the day, stick- committee today in Us and investiga-
at the James II. Wilkerson, assistant national guard will report
dent of the United Mine Workers ing to their policy of negotiation by tion, of the conl strike, attorney of Illinois, put Mr. Heck-ma- at the n

of America, tonight declared "con- states, under which they have been same time an intimation was given and Mr. Griffin on the stand armory this morning
gress must be blind not to see what by AtUrney General Daugherty in an effort to locate the records at 8:30 o'clock under spe-
the country is up against." endeavoring to reach a new agree- through a letter from him, which and books subpoenaed by tho state cial orders from Adjutant
Mr. Murray's stntement was ment with the Illinois miners. The was read into the record that the and which, he said, had not been
made shortly after John L. Lewis, telgram to Mr. Nolan declared that mine owners would face no prose- Ihe ma,;ni!irenl Koyal IVace in (ietma her European statesmen will gulh.T for an economic confer General Henry Rolf Brown.
cution under laws if thty ence. The British Premier produced.
president of the mine workers' in- state negotiation gave promise of anti-tru- st
"Big Four," Lloyd George, upper left; Lnuis Barthou, France, lower leftj Judge Edwards ordered a sub- Unconfirmed rumors were
results and a fair find again saw fit to fix national wages Luiff: .'acta, Italian premier, upper riht; "r. Walther Knthenau. German representative, lower
ternational, asserted that the re- "quicker solution of the nation- In the industry by such an agree- right. poena Issued for Hoy Taylor, as- current last night that simi-
fusal of operators In the central economic With the world sufferiiip from and sistant cashier of the Kankakee
competitive field to confer with the wide difficulty now confronting the ment. Genoa to act as surgeons new growth or aitripi administer hnnlr tn n here Mnndnv. ordered lar orders went to every
Other developments today includ-- d
economic and financial troubles, specialists in curing the ailment. a little dope to temporarily re-
workmen, at the invitation of the coal Industry." are a statement Secretary Hoover, acute aad chronic,
an examination of some books of troop in the state and that
house labor committee, meant the If Interstate negotiations My Euroce'i Whether thev cut away decayed lieve conditions regains to be the hank, produced today by Cash
strike woum become a "fight to deemed advisable by the Nolan upon bis return from the west that ablest statesmen will zalhtr in old parts and leave room for seen. ier neckman, to proceea tomorrow special trains will leave all
con- reports, presumably from non-
the fjnlsh." , committee, however, today's
union fields, showed that bitumin- morning after the cashier had troop cities in the state at
In support of his prediction of a ference suggested that If the com-to ous coal mined on Monday, after sealed items not connected with noon.
famine, Mr. Murray asserted that mittee should "feel both
empowered the strike had been culled, amount- 4 ? V s $ the case, and continued the exam-
the stock piles of the country con- entirely legalize negotiations ed to 1,72,000 tons and on Tuesday ination of Griffin until tomorrow They may possibly pro-
tain only sixty million tons of and final outcome it would seem
to r 4 tn 0 tons. He declared, how-
FIFTY MILLIONS' look iii:ki;. t nii;r. ITALY ASKS USE morning. ceed directly to Gallup,
bituminous coal, of which twenty wiser that operators and miners ever, that the time was Insufficient
--
' reached
Seattle, Wash.. April . Under the agreement to-
where the coal strike situ-
millions already are In the bins of from all parts of the country should to Justify any deductions being Kliiiuette, for the patio.U cop- - day on the selection of a Jury to
the consumer. At the present rate be called into conference." drawn from these figures in their per, as revised in tile new po- - try the governor, three special Jury ation is reported to be crit-
of consumption of eight million MOVKMKNT possible hearinS en the question of ANNUAL GOST OF lice manual here, tu' vid 's,
OF
commissioners were appointed. ical. V
tons a week the forty million tons OIWJANIZATIOV sufficiency of supply. among oilier things, Uut v, iiilj They will prepare a list of 2,200
will suffice for another five weeks, IN i.IS
KAVKTTi: AREA
Chairman Nolan, of the house in- on duty he must not :
"Puff cigars.
A otnt-Hnf-
ntiti-i- with the second
name on the polling list of each the armory in field uniform
Troopers will report at
according to Mr. Murray's figures. While vestigating committee, also made
Pittsburgh, Pa., April
KCffJTlPS utuuiin
.
Claims of the operators that the publio telegraphic messages from ".Vlu.ii.h gum. precinct In tne county in tne m-- u with barrack bajrs for per-
mines operators and union leaders were representative in the cen- "Indulge in idle presidential election and checking
production of
far apart in their estimates tral field, whichoperators suSrlp."
nnon-unio-

would prolong the nation's supply tonight he said "were not New members of the force every fourth name. From this list sonal effects. The full field
'

of n miners who have their refusal will be to placed In a special Jury box, the equipment for dismounted
non-unio-
to eight weeks were denied by the Joined the coal strike In the Fay- entirely hopeless." In required attend a
union leader. to accede to the committee's re- school uf police instriicfi..) regular iurv commission will draw
"I estimate that, when the pres- ette county coke region, they agreed
movement was quest to renew interstate negotia- Lasker Gives Huge Figure 4 'the successive venires, service will accompany tho
ent stocks are exhausted, the non- that the organization tions with the union. j ii, 4- 4, Protests Against Employ It was also agreed by the attor- troop.
gaining ground, principally among did indicate,'' he stated, as Cost of Establishment j

ney thnt no names from Benton

union mines will have piled up suf-
mines In the Klondike "a "They of ment of These Figures in ,,'nul,ln Orders for the special duty serv-10-
ficient fuel for one more week,'' he independent willingness to meet the nf ,PriWitolw fV.innrl A mnn - Mrj.K. 1 KXOLF.N IV TOl'ItXKY. -1
In u,VilV la 7.lnn
the Monongahela mensp'rit
! d

region ' along

come an actual river.
shortage whlcn will crlpplo basic P. T. Fagan, district vice president
in their owrj,4J;b.',VV;
Mr. Watkins. in appearing be- ican
.
i.miwj
snipping.
vniivu nmfi j Join's .April
'.
r,engloi; is among the entrants for
MHe--
.
HiHMiHW
Computing Quotas Under1 stronghold of Wilbur Glen Voliva
will ho included in the list. Zlon night at 10:30 o'clock by telephone
Troop A were received last
'

'

industries throughout the country." of the United Mine Workers, an fore the house committee, ofattacked llie singles, double nnd miNed Immigration Act. voted against Governor Small In from the adjutant general by Cap-
Mr. Murray cited that the Unit- nounced here Into today after he the United Mine Workers Ame- (H T!ie AssikIiiIpU Vrm.) double events in the Cannes tennir; l!i"0. tain Desmond Parrell, who Is in
ed States Steel corporation and Its had tabulated reports from organ- rica as "setting up a smoke screen, tournament which begins tomor- rlly The Amciiileil I'rrkH.)
subsidiaries in the Pittsburgh dis- izers in the field, that sixty-tw- o familiar union tactics." in charg Washington, April 6. KslabHsh-- 1 row. If she plnyn it will be the Washington, April ti (by the As- charge of the trorp In the absence
con- merit of a privately owned mcr-- first time she bus enteral rum,,.. sociated Press. ) Communications RAIN CHECKS GOLF of Captain John F. llarn, who left
mines had been closed ing operators with breach said, was
of
trict now have only sufficient coal n non-unio-
,

for seventy-tw- o hours. A shut- by the strike so far this week and tract. The union itself, itbecause It i:,mm marine iiirousn government mion m singles since she was addressed to the state department TILT AT PINEHURST for El Paso early last flight. An
down of the mills due to lack of the tctal number of striking min- breaking to meet with mine owners the contract, proposed by President Hard- - feated last, year in the United by Ambassador Uicci, of itaiy, effort was made during the night
coal will throw 200,000 men out of ers in the Klondike region and refused In the jrreat producing districts of ing and the shipping board, would iis,aa
5Il'a' Molli RJurstedf against Ihe use nf KMrt
''--

census as a basis for Illy The Aw-- I 'd to get Into communication wilh
work, he said. across the river in Washington lul figures fixing
country outside of Ohio. Illin- a maximum treasury '
5
. Pineburst. N. C, April 6. Heavy Captain Ham to notify him of the
Before the end of the week, he county was approximately 28,000. the' ois, Indiana and western Pennsyl-rnnl- n
outlay of $52,000,000 annually, sen-- !
the three per cent quotas under
iho immigration restriction net, ruin today made the sand putting mobilization order.
said, 15,000 other men in the rail- tipokesmen for the operators de- to r.v scales. It would be ate and bou.e committees consid-- ! ave been forwarded by .Secretary greens unpiavable and it was Captain rarrell issued orders lat
road shop crafts will have been clared the union claims were far
thrown Idle bv the suspension of excess of the actual number of men
In
."financial suicide,"
the group he represented to con- told
he added, "foi
ering the ship subsidy bill were! ss Hughes to Chairman Johnson, ol necessary to discontinue the second night for every trooper to report,
the house immigration committee. round of the North and South ama- at the assigned hour ready for serv-
coal hauling trains through the nnd mines affected by the strike. tinue making its wages on the basis the board. lofiay by Chairman Lasker of' In duing so, Mr. lluglns makes the teur golf championship. Players ice, f

anthracite regions of Pennsylvania. They said that about forty-fiv- e for Knactmcnt of the lesis- -
restrictions in the first flight had been out "No excuses will be received ex-
mines in the territory covered by which interstate of the agreement observation "that the
OPERATORS OF 4 STATES the union report had been affected
lUCITSJK TO F.XT1.R PARLEY by the strike, some of them being leaders of
entirely shut down, while
others, Included In the union's power"
numbers
negotiations bad nok been he contended,
hegun. and he accused the
in
"autocratic
calling
union
lation, however,
abuse of yearly loss the shipping board is
the national sustaining in operating Its vessels.
to
would
the
put an
$60,000.
end.
Oo
j
j

ull 1 FREEDOM imposed aro of a general more than an hour when rain in- cept In cae of serious illness.'"
character and therefore do not ap- terrupted and
pear to be discriminatory
Italy or any other country.
against
wb"re play was stopped.
the matches will be Captain 1'arrell stuted. "l shall
resumed tomorrow at the holes expect every man to report In con-
dition to undergo long field duty If
Chicago. April 6. The Illinois of list were working with lessened strike. , Pressed by Kepresentutivo Liuvis. j
Ambassador Iticci in his first F. IC. Robeson, of Rochester, led necessary."
coal operators today Joined the In- forces. The attorney general's statement Tennessee, a democratic member Donald Parson, of Voungstown, The order last night fri m the ad-
flBOr communication to lie state
t
t
diana, northern Ohio and Pitts- of nnsllinn contained in a let- - of the house merchant marine com- -
w.-i- s
mcnt, made public today, asseris four up at the ninth, and E. L. jutant general was for the troop to
-
ter to Representative Bland, ropub- mittce, for n,n estimate of the ptob- Scnfield, of Pinehurst., led Henry be ready to leave at 13 o'clock.
burgh mine owners In declining an SPEED ORGANIZATION IX able cost
- j
"r,ow that tho results cf the 191I0 .1.
three
invitation to a Joint conference ot
WEST VIRGINIA MIXES liran, Indiana, who had replied to of the administration's census are not only known but pub Topping, nf Greenwich, up The exact destination of the forces
operators nnd miners
Chairman
The rejection of the
issued by
John I. Nolan of the
house labor committee.
Invitation
Indianapolis,
organizing n
Ind., April 6.
Plans for spreading the work of the
miners In
heated statements by operators program,, Mr.
that Interstate wage agreements toiais witn an explanation tnat ex- Brooklyn Jury Finds Her
possibly constituted
Sherman law. Mr.
violations of perts would tiive details later.
Daugherty Suggesting that the
gave general

chairman's
Not
lilll tV flf Hav nn N am 'lesult m an open discrimination
US;j
TuJuloZ
tween peoples of different national-
nt the eighth.
ne was two up on Harold Weber, of the destination.
Toledo, nt the eighth and Arthur
was not stated. Later orders may
W. C. Fownes, Jr. of Oakmont. include the" shipment nf mounts to

It Is understood thnt the mohill-zati- cn

held a
non-unio-

by the eastern operators, a tele- West Virginia to the support of the stated, however, ofthat he consid- and
estimate did not take into consid- Former Cincinnati Cor- - ities, it course which would be in Yates, of Rochester, over
one-ho-

Mike
le

Thomas, the
order Is general throughout
state nnd Includes every avail-
gram to Mr. Nolan paid, had "nulli nation-wid- e suspension cf work ered It a "dutv such operators eration "indirect aids" provided for violation of the existing treaties advantage
at
fied any possible prospect for the' called by the United Mine Workers miners to hold negotiations.'' In the bill, Mr. Davis asked what poration CCunsel. which provide tbe ciiuallty of of Nashville, the ninth. able troop.
success" of such a conference,! of America were discussed today at and he asked If after taking tba' their money value would be. rights' and of treatment.''
since Pennsylvania and southern a conference between William position It of was "likely that th de- "It is useless to try to estimate," (Hv Hip Aamirliiinl l'rtss.) Secretary Hughes, in forwarding
Ohio were originally excluded, nnd Green, secretary-treasure- r of the partment Justice wcnld under- Mr. Lasker replied, adding that New York, April li. Miss tho ambassador's letter to Chair-
Illinois was therefore left to play union, and Lawrence Dwyer ,of take a prosecution." funds for "Indirect aids would not Olivia M. P. Stone, who shot man Johnson said "the statement UBUCAR S HAVE E;0 REASON :1
a lone hand. Feeling tljat "a small Beckley. W. Va a member of Its For central Pennsylvania opera- come from the government." in- and killed Kills G. Klnkead, Just quoted Is understood to have
tors, who employed 3,000 of the stead of Increasing the burden on rpeeial references to the treaty1871 of
i
portion of the operators
warrantably undertake to negotiate
cannot executive board.
No announcement, however, was striking
with the national mine union of- made that any decisions were there was no disposition to "break would help Increase the revenues
miners Mr.
4
Watkins said the treasury, he held, such aids
former corporation counsel of
Cincinnati, August S, 1021,
night was acquitted of murder
to- commerce and navigation
between the United States and
of TO EXULT OVER VICTOR IY m
ficials for any, scale which shall teached at the conference, which the organization of the United Mine
subsequently bo taken as a basis was understood
for the entire country," the Illinois principally to financial matters.
to have related Workers, berause it might be re- der the bill, would be required,
placed by an organization
of shipping companies, which, un-
more when their net return exceeded 10
violent." but he declared the per cent, to turn half the excess
union's leaders were "grossly igno- earnings hack to the government
by a Jury in the Brooklyn su-
preme court.
The Jury this afternoon was
ordered locked up for dinner
until 8 p. m., when It had not
Italy."
"In acknowledging
from the Italian ambassador.
--

have observed that since he does

nut state what treaty stipulations
the notes
I LECT eon m mm fe
rant of economic law." The union until the full amount of the sub- reached a verdict after nearly he considers would he contravened
DOTTED MIKE WORKERS FORM fields had been constantly losing sidy was returned. tlx hours deliberation. by the law, the department is not
iii a position at this time to enter
Bursum Carried City By Nearly Eight Hun-
business tn the n fields. In computing $52,000,000 as the
dred in Sanatoria! Contest; Closson Has
non-unio-

he asserted, and even the union men probable government expenditure into a diseus.dori of the matter,"
had been forced by idleness to for "direct aid." Mr. Lasker said Mr. Hughes adds. "However, I
ORGANIZATION 13 COAL HELD leave their organizations and go to he allowed for conversion into the
EXTERMINATE further observed that the effect of Scant Majority of Citizens Disaffected 110;
other fields. Like most other dis- merchant marine fund $30,000,000 RATS AND MICE (he proposed law on existing treaty
tricts outside the central competi- to be derived from customs recei
j
stipulations has been considered With "Inner Circle" of O. P. G.
AT GALLOP; S00 MINERS JOIN tive field he added, his associates pts. $4,000,000 in tonnage
had been refused an opportunity $5,000,000 now paid for transporta-- !
dues, Though men have been
bv tho denartment. which reached
the opinion that It would contra-- ,
fighting them for centuries, vena no provisions of existing Hv Cl'THRIE SMITH.
to negotiate a new wage agreement. tion of certain classes of foreign treaties."
Representative Bland suggested mails, and $3,000,000 in construe-- these rodent pests continue to Santa Fe, April t. Thoughtful tle was on strict party lines with
1
In a later noti
Less Than Ten Per Cent of Employes Remain that if the struggle was allowed to tion charges. thrive.
In the course of a year they
Ambassador P.lccl,
dated January 24. declared thnt exult republicans have littlo reason to the exception that through detec-
over tho slender victory tions from the republican party,
go on "the railroads and the steel Accounting for the remaining "Italv would be particularly af-
at Work; Union Officials Predict That No interests and other industrial enter. $10,000,000 the chairman explain--
prises would be all lined up on one ed it was expected that deductions
1 destroy property worth
dreds of millions of dollars.
hun-
fected hv such a decision (to con- on Tuesday,
achieved by the entire city ticket the democrats received aid that was
when Charles O. Clos- Invaluable.
tinue the 1910 census after the son, for mayor, was elected by a
One Will Working By End of Week;
Be side nnd all union labor on the amounting to this figure would be;
other." made in income taxes payable by
They cause property damage
through fires which run Into
1920 figures were completed
the congress as Its greater flood of tal
of
majority of 110 votes, out of a to-
The fight tn the city primaries
and the convention, so far as the
of votes In the. republicans were concerned, was on
Operators Expect to Keep on Producing. "Then you will see the real peo shipping companies. The bill pro-- j enormous figures.
pie of the United States." Mr. Wat- - vldes for such deductions. They eat up enough grain ed between 1910 and 1914." and O.
2,6!0 polled.
emigration to this country happen- special election last September, II. the same old lines a struggle of
k ns retorted, "outnumbering sucn The cost of maintaining the mer- - and produce to feed .thousands after the decision had been ex for United States
Bui-sum- ,
republican candidate two elements for the control of tho
carried party machinery. The faction that
(SPECIAL DISPATCH TO MOHXINO JOURNAL) groups as you have suggested, rise chant marine naval reserve, which of families. tended to applv until June 30. tbe city by nearlysenator, 800 plurality. won in tho convention lacked a vast
Gallup, N. M., April 6. tJnitcd of nearly nine hundred. A street up and say, so far snail you go ana would be created by the bill, would They carry germs of disease, 1921,' on the 1910 basis, renewed And Ruroum's
Mine Workers of America called a pnrade followed in which the union no further.' " he defrayed from the merchant ma - his representations to th( state large plurality was deal of receiving tho wholehearted
officials declared nine hundred and also Intended, Mr. were causing pestilence and death. in spite of the fact that the only support of the defeated faction in
meeting of all miners employed in twenty men took part. A hundred Operators rlne fund, the committees in-- 1
To rid your home, your barn daily newspaper In Santa Fe had the subsequent campaign. One ob-
the Gallup district ' today at 2 or more men who took part in the check Watkins continued, to abolish the formed and would not cause an conducted a relentless campaign server who has made a study of
off system by which they col- additional outlay from the treas-- t or your office of these pests,
. REVOKE LICENSES OF
o'clock In a local hall, A United parade were former, miners but lect the union dues out of nay rolls. of the re-- , they must Ishe a fought
sclentlflc-illy- against him for some ten years. city polit cs for years declared that
ury. Cost maintaining There free The result in this city election is in one of the smaller wards there
Mine Workers of America local who are not now working at the "because the union ought to be serve, Mr. Lasker estimated, would governmenl WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS worth careful study because it bids were not less than fifty republicans
was organized with a membership occupation. They are either mem- made un of voluntary members. not exceed $3,000,000 annually. publication telling how to do
bers of the union or are sympa- He took Issue with statements of this. Our Washington Informa- fair to have a most important ef- who voted the straight democratic
While passage of the bill would The Annnrlsted Pres.l fect in the general election next ticket. i'
thizers. the miners union concerning the require an expenditure of $52,000,-- . tion Bureau will secure a copy (Bt
Chicago. April 6. Charles A November, when, in addition to the In previous city and county and
Mino workers declare that fully sensnnal character of the industry, added for any of our readers who
twenty per cent of the miners did
000 a year at most, the bur-- !
Oreory, federal prohibition that li- direc- state and county ticket, a United state campaigns there has been
den on the the chairman fills ouNand malls the coupon senator
WEATHER not participate
It Is estimated that not more than
In the parade 'Continued 011 I'age Two.) treasury,
said, would approximate $47,000.-- : below. Enclose two cents in
tor for Illinois, announced States
censes of three wholesale alcohol ator A. A. Jones' term expiring on against the
is to be chosen, Sen- much talk of the prigresslve win
Stripped of
one hundred men are at work in 000 aa the government now ex- - stamps for return postage on and druir houses In Chicago had March 4,. 1923. Santa Fe county, camouflage, tho struggle has been
FORECAST. the Gallup district. Union officials $5,000 YEARLY pen'ds $5,000,000 of the amount the booklet,
which would be turned Into thej write your name , and address asents will be disohnrfjed 'for
and he sure to been revoked and that twenty one of the republican strongholds,
is relied upon for a plurality of the "outs" within the party.
In the main between the "ins" an!
not a man will be at The
Denver, Colo., April New declare that end merchant marine fund for trans- clearly on the lines of the Irregularities. approximately 1.500, with good have fought with a gal-
TOO SMALL FOR
.

Mexico: Friday and Saturday fajr, work by the of the week. Of- "outs"
state that they portation of foreign malls. Under coupon. Ernest Stevens, former prohibi- management and under normal worthy of a belter cause, to
warmer Saturday and In the north ficials of the mines the bill, vessels of companies re- tion nprent, was found guilty by a conditions. When such a majority lantry
and west portions Friday. will have no trouble in supplying get at least 'partially In." The
Arizona: Friday and Saturday sufficient coal for all needs re- COLLEGE YOUTH ceiving the
would be required
government subsidy
to carry the FREDERIC .1. HASKIN, ' Jur
tion.
tidav on a rhnrse ot extor is suddenly chopped to 110, under "Ins,"
unfavorable conditions in the party tion, have feeling secure In their pos;- -
generally fair, slowly rising tem- gardless of how long the men stay
United parcel1 Director. organization, then it Is not unrea- arbitrarily refused to"
out. There is a small- supply of States malls, except conciliate or to a point. ThU
perature. The Albuquerque Journal In sonable to assume that the majority was precisely theyield
coal on hand and It Is their opinion (By The Aunclntrd Preu.) ' post, free of cost. COLORADO RfVER situation in 1916.
-

that they can find enough meii New York, April 6. Herbert Mr. lasker said that the max!-- : formation Bureau, Washing- of 110 might be chased even beyond The "outs," refused admission
LOCAL, RF.POKT. ton, V. C: the vanishing point, as was the case at every point, organized
Conditions for the . twcniy-fou- r willing to work who will be able Biel. 19, a student of Syracuse uni- mum he quoted would be expended an
hours ended t 6 p. m. yesterday, to produce coal for all needs. versity, can't
,' a year any more, his guardian, Ilosa only
get along on $5,003 in the event
and
the
even
bill "operates!
then. prob
I enclose herewith
In stamps for return
two cents
postage
HEARING TO BE not"farther back
election in November, 1910.
than the general insurrecto movement.
received the
In this
recorded by the university: successfully," It is a matter of fact thnt the they support-finan- cial
ACTO SPILL IS FATAL.' 13. Biel, told Surrogate Cohalon to-
ably not before five years.
'
on a free copy of the Hat and otherwiseof the
Highest temperature
Lowest
ISO
Canon City. Colo.,
34 Claude Bashum, 20 April 6. day, asking and receiving an in Booklet. HELD 1NCAPITAL vigorous fight made in the cam- democratic and other
was not
years old, died crease of the youth's allowance to FIVE KIM.rcO IX IRELAND. paign ending Tuesday forces. defeated the en-
Range , 2rt here
today as the result of injuries 8,noo. London, April 6. Five disband- Name based so much upon any outstand- tire republicanThey county and legisla
Mean 47 sustained The (By The Aaaielntril TrrM.) ing excellence of tho democratic
last Monday when the money comes from Biel's ed members of the Royal Irish
Washington, April t. The tive ticket, with the single excep
Humidity at 6 a. m 89 automobile he was driving over estate of $175,000. The constabulary were shot dead to- Street r ticket, as upon the lack of popu- tion of John V. Conway, county su
Humidity at 6 p. m. , .......
11 turned Into a creek on the Rainbow said hit former allowance guardian was not day, according to the Dublin cor Colorado river commission ex-
pects to reassemble in Santa
larity
of the
of the republican ticket, and perintendent of schools, who was
dominant forces saved by tho energetic efforts of
.Precipitation i 9 highwny, near here. Fred Brown enough to provide for his educa- respondent of the Morning iPost. City . old-tim- e
Wind velocity 3 and Joe Fe about August 1, Secretary behind the republican ticket. Other the women, who then lacked the
,
Direction of wind . . . ... .Southwest Colo., were Brannon, both of Cotopaxl, tion because of "the high cost of Two of the men were killed in State Hoover, chairman of the com- towns and cities
in the ac- tuition, traveling expenses and Kerry and three in Clare. Another staged municipal but had a great deal of m- -
Character or day ...........Clear cident.
badly injured . mission, said today on his re- fights that were bipartisan or non- vote,
clothing." was wounded in Kerry. turn to Washington.
' .
.
partisan, but in Santa Fe, the bat (Crotinued on Page Two.)
f '

If
 IT Paga Two r ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAC
GftLLIGURGI IS
ROBBED OF
OFF
Singer's Maid Leaves Case
in Rest Room of Restaur
"
ant; Lost Articles Valued
at $45,0 00.
(By The Associated
San Juan Capistrano, Calif., April
opera
6. Madamo l, Oalll-Curo-
finger, was robbed here today
nlie said
jewels and valuables which two
were worth $45,000, when
lied with a ,1rvel case which had
been left by the singer's maid In a
cafe rest room. The sinRer and
her party had stopped fit tfan Juan
,
Capistrano for lnnrh.
The singer, her husband. Homer
Samuels, and the maid departed
onee for Los Angeles to aid in the
nearch for the gills, after first
phoning the facts to tho authorities
Ihere and at San Diego.
San Juan Capistrano is the usual
midway point for automobile
parties between San Diego and Los
Angeles.
Tho traffic Is almost entirely by
automobile, and frequently arriv-
ing and departing stages, as well
us scores of private cars, made it
difficult to determine which way.
r.r by what conveyance the girls
fled after committing the robbery.
Mr. Samuels telephoned a com-
plete description of the lost Jewels
to the sheriff's office at Santa Ana
and also notified the officers at
San Diego and Los Angeles. These
three counties immediately sent out
patrols on all roads and set watches
uu trains along the coast routes.
According to Mr. Samuels, lat-
Madame Oalli-Cur-
ter'g maid, Mrs.
ci
Mae
nnd the
Hendriekson,
were traveling by motor between
Los Angeles and San Diego and
Htopped here for lunch. While
traveling, the Jewels were entrusted
to the maid. She stepped into a
rest room In a cafe here, laid the
Jewel case down for a moment and
then, realizing what she had done,
returned to get It. It was gone.
Mrs. Hendriekson said there
were two young women In the rest
room, both blondes, one till nnd
wearing a light coat. She had no
other description of them. The
DYE OLD SKIRT
dl
DDESS IN
DIAMOND
Each package of "Diamond
Dyes" contains directions so sim-
ple any woman can dye or tint
her worn, shabby dresses, skirts,
waists, coats, stockings, sweaters,
coverings, draperies, hangings,
everything, even If she has never
dyed before. Buy "Diamond Dyes"
no other kind then perfect
home dyeing Is Bure because Dia-
mond Dyes are guaranteed not to
upot. fade, streak, or run. Tell
your 'druggist whether the mate- Foreign Trade company, Inc. The
rial you wish to dye Is wool or theft was alleged to have been
silk, or whether it is linen, cotton made in or near Chita,
mixed goods.
You Don't Buy Your
Easter Clothes For
Easter Alone
Join the
Kaster
Parade with
a Society
Brand suit
of clothes.
f JlflfC WXSm &KEIEHER,
218 West Central.
OUR NATIONAL
JEWELS
J t A ,
Frc.)
of
girls
at
tele-
Senator Joseph Irwin Franca.
Senator Joseph Irwin France, of
Maryland, takos pride in the fact
that his ancestors settled In Balti
more before tho revolutionary war.
The senator was born In Port
Deposit, Cecil county, Maryland
October 11, 1873. Because of his
brilliant work at Hamilton college,
Clinton, X. Y., be was awarded the
Kliliu Hoot foreign fellowship In
physical science, nnd attended the
Vniverslty of Leipslg, Germany
loiter ho continued bis studies at
Clark university, Worcester, Mass.,
and the College of Physicians and
Surgeons at Baltimore. Entered
he, senate In 191G.
-
jewels were In a small, blue leather
case, nbeut the sizo of the case of
u portable
typwriter.
Los Angeles, Calif., April C. The
police department here stated to-
day that It had been notified by
telephone of the robbery nt Ran
Juan Capistrano whereby Iadame
Galll-Cur-
lost her jewels, and
that n very mengro description of
the thieves had been received. They
said they were watching the rORcls,
the trains and also were hopeful
that reported pursuit from the
point of the theft would be
ARREST OLD LEADER
OF ANTI- - BOLSHEVIK
FORCES IN SIBERIA
(II; T'ie Assochitrd I'rrM.)
New York, April 6. Arrested
DYES here upon his arrival from Wash-
ington, In connection with a civil
suit involving the theft In Trans-llalkal-
In 1919, of goods valued
nt J47!i,000, General Gregorieff
Semenoff, antl bolshevik military
leader in Hiberln, was released on
bail shortly before mid-
night after being held under guard
in tho Waldorf Astoria hotel for
five hours.
General Semenoff was charged
with the theft of woolen stuffs and
fura. property of the now bank-
rupt firm. Yourevnta Home, and
Trans-Bal-kal-
In 1919.
TF YOU purchased your Easter Clothes for
Easter alone you'd buy anything that would
look good for a day and nobody would buv
Society Brand Clothes at all.
It's because men demand good looks and long
wear from their clothes that Society Brand has
become so popular.
The styles are authentic. That you can see. The
rest will fell in time. Such things as virgin wool,
hand tailoring, highest grade linings and
fillings
make their presence felt after you've worn the
suit long enough to have thrown away two ordin-
ary suits.
'And best of all Society Brand not
only costs
less in the long run, but isn't expensive in the
first place. ,.
MINE OPERATORS TO
BE ALLOWED TO FIX
NATIONAL WAGE SCALE
(Continued from rage One)
declaring the fluctuations In supply
and demand, which brought Inter-
mittent employment to workers
were "less in coal mining than in
any other basio industry.'
Although the 1921 drop In out-
put was the "severest In the history
of coal mining." he added, it could
be represented at the low point as
being 73 per cent of tho full 100
per cent of "peak output."
Chairman Nolan remarked at
J
one time during Interchanges with
the witness that tho "country be-
lieves a mistake was made by the
refusal of operators In the central
competitive field to live up to their
agreement" to again enter inter-
state, negotiation.
"The people are not concerned
whether tho two sides come to-
gether by districts or states," he
added, "and we hope that a week
or ten days will brlrg it about."
Tho committee plans to continue
Its hearings daily and had summon-
ed union witnesses from Pennsyl-
vania to appear before It.
SOUTHEASTERN SLOPE
OF NEW MEXICO IS
REJOICING AT RAIN
Dexter, N. M., April t. The
southeastern slope of New Mexico
is today rejoicing as a result of a
drouth breaking rainfall which fell
Tuesday nnd Wednesday. A total
precipitation of nearly two Inches
was recorded here and Indications
were good for a continuation of the
fall.
Ranges which .have been dry for
many months will now afford
spring grasB for all kinds of live-
stock, which up to the present time
were In very poor condition. Sheep
men have been worried very much
because of the lack of grass for the
lambing season and though a little
late last night's rain will be of
thousands of dollars
benefit to
them.
In the farming sections the green
bugs have been destroying hun-
dreds of acres of winter wheat and
grave fear was expressed that any
of the crop would withstand their
ravages. As this Insect is ft dry
weather pest principally, it is
thought that the rain will save hey-li-
remaining fields of wheat from
destruction and wheat farmers a ,e;l
Jubilant as a consoquenie.
Preparations are being mnde by
the many orchardlsts of the sec-
tion for smudging their trees, the swer
blossom of which Is unusually The
backward this spring. Much hope mationAlbuquerque Frederic
Is expressed that there will be a
full fruit crop without smudging This offer
but preparations are going ahead formation. appliet
just the same in anticipation of a cive advice on legal, medical,cannot
possible dnmaglng drop In temper- financial matters.
ature during the next few weeks. tempt
As vet all varieties of fruit Indicate nor to to settle domestic troubles
a full
crop, Including peaches,
which have' been In almost full search on any subject. Write your
bloom for a week. Damp weather question
will equalize temperatures to such full two
an extent that the possibility of n
freeze will be reduced at least 50 postage.
per cent.
INDICT KICII niG.IMIST.
New York, April 6. Joseph
Donald Grafton, son of a wealthy
furniture manufacturer. whose
whereabouts are unknown to the
police, today was Indicted by a su-
preme court grand Jury on a
.
charge of bigamy and a bench
warrant was issued for his arrest.
Calling Mr. Weil Vnu'rn
sir on pngo 4, by invitation.
Phone 335
COMEDY STAR OF
EARLY 80 S fJIII.I
LAY
SI RAGEDY
(By The Assnrluled Prc.)
New York, April 6. Rose Cosh-Ian- ,
adored comedy star of tho 80's
has taken her first tragedy role.
It is that of a broken, penniless
old woman, waiting and praying
In her rooms in tho "roaring for
ties" for death to come and take
her from a world that has passed
her by.
Tho "Lady Teazle" who graced
"Wallacks" forty years ago and
piled up success on success, ended
her last stage part a small one
last May, when "Deburau" closed.
Since then producers, divorcing
sentiment from business, have re-
luctantly told her she "wouldn't
do."
Three weeks ago she collapsed.
She hasn't left her rooms since.
Mrs. Richard Pitman, Rose
Coghlan's only daughter, who lives
with her and cares for her between
rehearsals as an understudy, told
her mother's' plight with tears In
her eyes.
"I leave the room for a few min-
utes," she said, "and when I come
back mama has her hands over
her face and is sobbing softly, 'Oh
I want to die, I ought to be denri'
Nobody In the world wants me. I
want to be out of it. I'm Just a
burden Just a burden."
"She has never been a business
woman. Rho has been an artist
an nctress. She couldn't do any-
thing else. And when she had
money It was for everybody she
knew her friends, her family,
everybody.
"Now she has nobody but me.
She can have everything I've got
but It Isn't enough not to take
care of Rose Coghlan, as Rose
Coghlan ought to be taken care
of. We're going to move to a
cheaper apartment, she wants to
sell her dresses the costumes she
wore as Lady Teazle and all the
others. She actually needs little
comforts of life which tho price of
I
them may bring."
Answers to Questions.
(Any reader can get the an-
to any question by writing
Journal Infor-
Bureau, J. Hns-ki-
Director,
Washington, D, i;.
strictly to In-
Tho Bureau
and
It does not at-
undertake exhaustive re-
plainly and briefly. Give
name and nddress and enclose
cents in stamps for return
All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.)
Q. ITas tho number of deaths
from
increased Knp0
Iilhition went into effort? A. J.)ro.
A. The prohibition commissionerI.
says that the number of deaths
from alcohol In most places has
not increased in spite of the deaths
of unfortunate victims of wood
alcohol. In New York city In 1917
deaths from alcohol were COS: In
1921, 119.
Q. Hid lMlln
graph? J. V. X.
Invent tlic radio-
A. Edison was not the Inventor
of the radiograph. A German
named Hertz was tho first In the
neki. Then Mnreonl. nn Italian,
developed tho idea. Since then
many improvements and develop-
ments have been made by various
people.
(. What Is a russet orange? XV.
U. 11. I).
A. The department of agricul-
ture says that the word "russet"
has been npplled to oranges, but
the word "rusty" Is more generally
used. It .Is used to describe nn
orange in a case where Insects have
Interfered with the outer layer of
skin. Such oranges are considered
as sweet and desirable as other
oranges since the insects simply in-
terfere with the color nnd do not
injure the quality of
O. Is John ,
the fruit.
Itiin-oiislis-
uralist, alive? C. A. G.
tlio nat-
A. John Burroughs died on
March 29. 1921.
?. Is tlii name Hull Durham
(rndemfirkcd? II. F.
A. The American Tobacco com
pany says that the trade name con-
sists of the words Bull Durham
used singly or collectively, with or
without the picture of a bull, which
trademark name is the property of
the company.
. Wlint does Santa Fc mean?
J. I). S.
A. The words Santa Fe mean
holy or sacred faith,
Q. Wlicn was tlip game of
checkers Invented? T. K. 12.
A. Tho gamo of draughts or
checkers Is said to be of the great-
est antiquity. Pieces of checker
boards and men havo been found in
tnmbs of Egyptian rulers of a date
not later than 1000 B. C. Some of
these are at present preserved In
the British museum. Homer in
his "Odyssey" speak about this
game being played by the suitors
of Penelope.
O. Wluit term regarding Eng
land corresponds
street? C. W.
to our AVall
A. In the United States the term
Tmbard street Is used to denote
TiOndon's stock exchange. In Eng-
land, however, Lombard street and
Threadneedle street refer more
particularly to the banking element
and Caoel street nnd Throgmorton
street are used to designate the
district of the stock exchange. Wall
street Is used In this country ns a
name for both tho banking inter-- !
est and the stock market,
i). Wliy Is tlie moot of somej
birds Mich n tlio dove oil dark In
color, while thnt of others is nrt
light and part dark? I;. H. S. sur-
A. The bureau of biological
vey says very little data have been
compiled regarding the reason that
some birds have a" dark flesh and
others part light and part dark. It
hns been observed, however, that
birds in which the power of flight
Is well developed have more dark
meat than others.
Calllnjc .Tnolc llaynolds You're
wanted, sir, on page i, by invita-
tion.
noxT nisnEGAitn
and
Foley's Honey
a rx)i.i
will checkTar
a cold If taken In time, and will
also stop a cough of long standi-- ".
It promptly gives relief, soothes
and heals. Mrs. Geneva Robinson,
88 N. Swan St. Albany. N. V.,
writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar is
the best cough medicine I ever
used.
stubborn
Two bottles broke a most
lingering cough."
loosens phlegm and inucu.1, eases
hoarseness, stops tickling throat.
linlria "fit," trri n ,i,ritt RnM
everywhere.
Sprn 7, mt
REPUBLICANS HAVE NO MACK EL FORCES MAY
REASON TO EXULT OVER ASK RECOUNT AFTER
SANTA FE VICTORY LAS VEGAS ELECTION SYRUP PEPSIIi IN OLD AGE
(Continued from Page One.) IBFIO'AL D.SIATCM TO MOSNINO. JOUXNALj Much Used by elderly
Las Vegas, N. M., April 0. Pet-
fluence. In 1920, the "outs of er P. Mackel, who was defeated people for constipation,
biliousness, head
1916" had become the "ins of the
moment." Forgetting the valuable
lesson which they had helped to
administer to the "Ins" in 1916,
'
for the office of mayor by 14 votes,
In the municipal election of Tues-
day, by Mayor Fred O. Blood, may
call fdr a recount. Mr. Mackel and
aches, etc.
MANY men and women, as
they elected to turn a deaf ear his lieutenants carefully watched grow older, suffer
to nil entreaties of the "outs." One the balloting and the counting In constastlyfrom little ills. The
cause is the poisons produced
candidate on the ticket was defeat- all the wards, nnd at the conclu-
ed, while some others had uncom- sion of the count Tuesday niht, by chronic constipation, result-
fortably close calls. Mr. Mackel stated that It hnd been ing in headaches, depression,
Tho republican organization in a hard fight and a
this county is absolutely impregna He accepted congratulations on his
near-victor- v.
bloating, pour stomach, bad
ble when It la united. But greeu breath, etc. A single bottle of
and selfishness of a number of the unexpectedly strong showing, and Dr. Caldwell's SvruD Pepsin and is today the largest selling
leaders tend to disrupt that desired
gave no indication of asking for will prove to you that you can
a recount. liquid laxative in the world, the
unity. There Is too great an inclin- so regulate yourself that elimi- formula has never been im-
ation to resort to a "rule or ruin"
nation Will occur promptly proved upon. It is safer and better
policy. Too many leaders ure will- BOOST IN LIBERTY
ing to wreck the party organization, every day. Increased doses for you than salts, minerals,
when they nro denied what they BONDS ASCRIBED TO are not necessary. It is a com- calomel, coal tar and such drastic
want for themselves or for their bination of Egyptian Senna and purgatives.
favorite candidate. FREEING OF MONEY
The public generally is tired of othersirr.plelaxativeherbswith Half-Oun-
Bottle Free
ce
this everlasting display of selfish- n.v The Assorlnlrd Press.) pepsin. The cost is only about
ness not to mention the unchang- Washington, April 6. Recent a cent a dose. Tew escape constipation, to even if you 00 not
ing inefficiency. The present city advances in Liberty bond prices require a laxative at this moment let me setd
you a Trial Bottle of mn Sruf
administration was elected two were ascribed today at the treasury In spite of the fact that Dr. ' Pepsin FREE OF CHARGE so that youuiU
years ago by a handsome majority, to the gradual loosening of money Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has have it handy when needed. Simply send your
upon a platform promising con- and credit. The process of loosen- name and address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 514
structive development and tin ing has been gradual, It was ex-
been on the market 30 years Washington St., Monticello, III. Write me today.
cleaning up of the ancient capital plained, and ns money became
in more ways than one. It has more plentiful and Interest rates
been as poor and weak an adminis- fell the prices of securities with
tration as the city has ever had.
fixed interest rates, such ns govern-
Many of the main thoroughfares
are in ns wretched condition as
mountain roads in isolated districts
ment securities, have continued to
rise.
Wind Shield Glass-Lumb- er
a n m ra p n
Certainly nobody has risen to tflrow Originally the strawberry was
421 Smith First Street. Thone 40. in W HI W is H
bouquets at the ponce force, some
called "strayberry," from its habits GLASS
have been cruel enough to remark its runners possess of rambling PAINT
that It Is almost as bad as Mayor r
Hylan's in New York. away from the parent plant. .
New Mexico Steel Co. Inc.' cement plaster
If the new administration does
not begin immediately and earn lloilprmakera end Weltlrn.
.os
sputum s,. i...i-m.-
estly upon constructive policies, a
democratic ticket is almost certain
to be elected in April, 192. And if
j
siigperpe
the warring forces within the re
publican party do not bury the Lim&er Co.
hatchet between now and a certain
day in November, the republican C. H. CARNES 423 North First Street
county nnd state tickets are sin e to
encounter tough sledding. Present
indications nro that the republican
SPECIALIST
HF-FI-
t
IN OCL'LAR
ACTION wwmm
107 8. Fourth. Phone
ticket will not be the victor by any
imposing majority, , If it has to
make the race over a track that is
i ,
I057-V- V
Journal want ads. get results
made unnecessarily rough.
JEWELL CLOSES HIS
ARGUMENTS ON WAGE
CUT FOR SHOP CRAFT
A guarantee may not make a
remedy good, but Yonth Craft
Remedy makes good its guar-ant-ee.
It will remove dand-
Johnson's Products
(By The Associated TrcM.)
Chicago, April 0. Closing his ar-
ruff from your scalp and stop
the itching or your money VARNISH, STAINS, ENAMELS
guments before the United SUHes back.
railroad labor board in protest We Carry a Complete Line.
Youth Craft is a real remedy
against a wase decrease for shop Phone 76. We Deliver Promptly
craft employes, B. M. Jewell, rep- and not a toilet tonic that's
n. resenting tho shop craft men, de- why. Try it today.
clared living expenses were as high
linOlARE
CO.
row as when railroad representa- For sale by Butt's Drug Store,
tives declared their employes Albuquerque, N. M., and Banner
should be well taken care of in OruB Store, Gallup. N. M.
re-sa-
to wnges.
In quoting from statements made
by W. D. Higglns, representing the
western railroads, and John G.
Wallier, representing tho eastern
railroads. Mr. Jewell declared thnt
Mr. Illggins had stated in January
1918. in the first hearing before
the board In Washington, that shop
men receiving less than
who-wer- e
$150 a month should not receive n
vage reduction. He also quoted
Mr. Walber ns saying that the cost
of living had not decrensed.
"In view of these statements. '
Mr. Jewell said, "how can the rail- -
roads ask a wage decrease for the
shopmen when manv of them nrT
now receiving less than the min-
FOR FR DAY ONLY
imnm wage set by Mr. Higglns."
Hepresentatlves of the railroad.
announced they would make the!
'
rebuttal to Mr. Jewell's nrguments
nt the opening of tomorrow's ses- - Buy your Stockings for Easter Wear
slcn.
Friday. These Special Prices are for
one day only. All well known makes
CANT TRUST in ladies' and children's Stockings.
Children's Stockings at 25c Silk Stockings at $2.25
CM EL 111 ALL
A good medium weight Stocking for
boys or girls. Colors are black, brown,
The Radmoor Stockings are made of
pure thread silk, full fashioned, lisle
It's Quicksilver, Salivates, and white. Friday OC top. Colors are black, brown, white
causes Rheumatism and Special : DC and chestnut; all sizes.
Friday Special
GJO rtf
ruLtd
Bone Decay ;
Boys' Stockings at 29c
Tho next dose of calomel vou
take may salivate you. It may
shock your liver or start bone ne-- ,
crosis. Calomel is dangerous.
A heavy weight stocking for boys, in
Ladies' Silk Hose at $1.50
A splendid Gordon Silk Stocking, in all
It black only; sizes from 9 to
Is mercury, quioksil.er. It crashes )Q the popular colors. Friday, gj
Into sour bile like dynamite.
cramping nnd sickening you. Cal-- :
omel attacks the bones and should
lli2- Friday Special
- . . LtuQ,
never be put into your system.
If you feel bil'ous, headachy,
Children's Lisle Hose at 55c Silk Lisle Stockings at 50c
constipated and all knocked out,
Just go to your druggist and get a
bottle of Dodson'a ...Ivor Tone for
Gordon Silk Lisle Stockings for girls;
very fine rib; regular price, 65c
Gordon Silk Lisle fashioned Hose; an
exceptional value for' Friday.
a few cents which Is a harmless
vegetable substitute for dangerous
to 75c. Friday only OOC fjQg
calomel. Taku a spoonful and if It
doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and quick- -
er than nasty calomel and with- - j
out making you sick, you Just go
back and get your m. uoy. "Tlio Growing Store"
Don't take calomel! It can not
be trusted any more than a leop- - Phono 283.
ard or a wlld-oa- t. Take Dodson'f
Liver Tone which straightens you
right up and makes you feel fine.
No salts necessary. Give it to the
children because It la perfectly
harmless can not salivate.
a--
The Private
SECRETARY if Measure the cost by the cup
1
It
ecutive
highly paid, confidential ex-
The position affordt un- Not by the size of the can
usual opportunl.ies (or advancement.
Our course of Intensive training In
secretarial duties, tactful correspond- RM HY Mr. Was Iiincton's refining process all the bulky, woody
ence, stenog. iphy, accuunts, eto., as-
sures you ot an excellent position
through our placement bureau on
m U
fibre, chaff and matter, which makes the messy
by-prod-
graduation. Individual Instruction our M coffee grou nds and all the acids which might cause distress,
specialty.
Western School for fM have been removed
Private Secretaries r.i A can of G . Washington's Coffee is Dissolves instantly when water is added
Eighth Street nnd Tl.'erai Avenue. equivalent to ten times Its weight in No coffee pot or percolator needed.
Telephone Uflt-- J.
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G. Washington's is the absolutely pure cans are recommended.
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trial size.
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'I
Just received Several Cars
of
FANCY EGG
GALLUP LUMP
....$10.50
. .$11.00
OMERA LUMP... $11.50
"if
Aztec Fuel Co.
It
r Phone 251
f KsmcmilD BY MR WASHINGTON IN 1909
L JOE MILLER, Pres. V
1
 April 7, 1922.
iEli FEDEl
COURT TOST III
DEATH OFWHYTE
Authorities of Mexico to Re-
tain Possession of Horse
Soldier, Was Riding;
Guard Excuses Act.
(By Tbe Amorlated Tress.)
El Pnso, Texas, April 6. Re-
construction at the scene of tho
tragedy cf the killing d of Corpora
W. V. Whyte, field
EiKhty-secon-
artillery, is to be ptirt of the Inves-
tigation begun today by the Mexi-
can federal court at Juarez, for
this reason, American army offi-
cers were Informed today, the Mex-
ican authorities will retain posses-
sion of tho horse tho soldier was
Whyte was shot anil Instantly
killed Wednesday by a Mexican
customs guard. The guard, Juan
llorscltas, told the court he spoke
In Knglish when he ordered the
American to halt at a point -- 00
yards inside Mcxican territory
"Kor reply the man shot at m
twice. Ho never said a word," the
Mexican officer testified. "I fired
my riflo once," ho' added.
A pistol found near the body of
the soldier contained two empty
shells.
Thyslclans who conducted the
autopsy at the Juarez hospital, testi-
fied Whyto had died from a bullet
wound through the neck, which
severed the jugular vein. The body
was turned over to the American
military authorities and Whyt's
parents at Salt Lake City were no-
tified.
A board of officers appointed by
Brigadier General R. Ij. Howze, at
Fort Bliss, nttended tho hearing at
Juarez and will conduct an investi-
gation Independent of that cX the
Mexican court.
EXPECT ARREST IN
KANSAS AXE MURDER
f!ASE. SAYS SHERIFF
IB.v The Ao-lnK-
Concordia, Kans., April 6.
Sheriff Carl Moore of Cloud coun-
ty, stated tonight that an arrest
was expected soon of the man
puiltv of tho Tremblay axe murder
Theodore
Tuesday night when
,
Tremblay was killed, his four
Younger brothers hacked,
probably fatally, his father on slightly
'.
wounded tind the barn set
Tiie axe with which the murder
vm committed was being exam- -
fire.
ined tonight by finger print ex-
'
perts.
Tho Investigation turned today
to financial matters of the Trem-
blay family, particularly those of
the father and son, Theodore.
Officers stated they had aseer- -
talned that a mortgagn of $4,000
issued by a firm of Beatrice, Neb.,
in 1 9 1 , became due last June 21,
R eral Daugherty, and by himhimself.
but was never paid off. The boy,
Theodore, carried $5,000 insurance,
officers declared.
Two of the injured boys were
fruinrtpri In n. rrMirnl condition to
night, and were not expected to
live, while the other two may live,
physicians said. The father was
reported as not seriously injured..
SUPREME C6URT OF
ARIZONA CONSIDERS
UNIQUE MINING CASE
(Ujr The Associated Tress.)
Thoenix. Ariz., April ti. A pre-
cedent which may affect disposition
of many apex mining clnims is ex-
pected to be established In the case
Mines com
if the Tom Reed Hold United
the East-tr- n
pany's suit against
Mining company, which waf
taken under advisement late today
state supreme court
by the
l,ere. The depute Involves owner-sho- p
of the Big Jim Gold Ore Vein
In Mohave county, estimated to be.
worlh from $1,500,000 to $2,500,-000-
A geologist's report
duced in an errort to show that the
rich vein had its apex on Tom Reed
property and therefore that com-
pany is entitled to work the claim
extending into adjoining land of
the United Eastern. An earth dis-
turbance at Rome remote period,
Tom Reed interests contended,
caused the vein to slip or fault and
shift the apex or outcropping end
of the vein more than 400 feet.
The Tom Reed claim was denied
by the state court at Kingman,
rTDAMCI CD" I CMHC
DEFENDS WRESTLING
TITLE WITH HINDU
(Bj Tho Associated Press.)
Tulsa, Okla,, April
"Strangler" Lewis, world's heavy-
champion, de- -
weight wrestling
feated Jatrlnda the
Goho-Goba-
;
Hindu, in straight falls here to- -
night, winning with his head lock.
;
Lewis took the first fall In 29 min- -
tites, 26 seconds, and the second In
6 minutes, 20 seconds.
Boy, pngo Mr. Honing
for him on pflgo 4,
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a Httta
."B'reezone" on an aching corn, In-
stantly that corn stops hurting,
then shortly you lift it right off
With fingers. Truly
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle
ot "Freezona" for a few cents, suf- -
leuiuvo every rmra corn,
f,'iu"ieiii iu or
soft corn, corn between the toes.
find the calluses. Without soreness!
or irritation,
ALBUOUEROUF. MORNING JOURNAL
army officer bo held hero until
FIVE PERSONS DIE ON BIMINI AIRPLANE FLIGHT Saturday In order that his son,
CRIMINALS ARE PROBING DEATH Lieutenant Taul Ward Beck, anil
INCARCERATED
OUTDOORS NOW IF OFFICER AT
Lieutenant John Beck, a nephew,
could attend tiio coroner's Inquest
set for Saturday afternoon. Both
will accompany the body to
Vita because of its
Washington after the Inquest.
BY FREDERIC J. IIASKI.V. OKLAHOMA CITY County Attorney Hughes, an- mysterious food
nounced today be was investigat-
Washington, April . Ever since
ing a report that a high state of- elements. Use
selling of liquor became Illegal In ficial nttended the party at the
tha United States prohibitionists (By The AfuM'in(ed TreM.) Day home tho night Lieutenant
more milk and
and those holding tho ODDosite view Oklahoma City, Okla., April 6. Colonel Bock was slain. Day, how- make it
have been more or less continuous- ever, declared that no state offic-
ly engaged in hurling figures at County officials continued their in ial was at the party.
each other to prove that crime has vestigation today of the death here Sheriff Ben Dancy said his In-
Increased or decreased, according Tuesday ot Lieutenant Colonel spection of pictures ot
X-r-
to which side has the floor since
the inauguration of the
dry era.
Paul Ward Beck, who was shot to
death by Jean 1. Day, attorney
Beck's head led him to tho be-
lief that Heck was shot from be-
IScrrdmi
and oil man in tho hitter's home, hind. Day declared this to be
It may be that the figures mean
little, if anything, so far as liquor is
but 110 material .developments Impossible. EVAPORATED
were announced.
concerned. It is the general belief
that until the sale of liquor really
is stopped, If this can be done, fig-
Officers at I'nst Field, Fort Sill. In the early days of Knglish rail-
Okla., where Lieutenant Colonel way travel the car seats bore num-
MILK
ures for offenses hke drunkenness Beck was assistant commandant, bers corresponding with tho num-
ordered that tho body ot the bers on tho tickets.
and disorderly conduct due to
liquor are not much of an indica-
tion of better or worse conduct of
the public under the restrictions of
the Volstead law.
Those who have made a study of
criminology know that there are
many factors which enter into the
cause ot court convictions, for
instance, everv veteran policeman
knows that still, hot nights mean
an increase in fights and minor
disorders. This Is explained simply
Photo shows seaplane reaching Bimtni Island after
The Miss Miami, one of, the
"highball expresses" plying be-
tween Miami and Bimini Island,
women and two men aboard the
disabled plane leaped to their
deaths in the sea. The pilot,
trip from Miami.
Mrs. Lawrence E. Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. August Bulte and Mrs.
John S. Dickson. Mrs. Dickson
en jxme
ALBUQUERQUE, N.MCX.
by the fact that in congested sec-
tions of cities people are driven
with a broken propeller founder-
ed iu the sea for two days. Three
Robert Moore, was the only sur-
vivor. The dead are 0r. and
is from Memphis, the others
from Kansas Cjfj
AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIR
out of doors to seek jellef from the
heat. Such a night will drive some
nien and women, too, tor mai
matter into a state of mind com ally that crime, as a means' of hall, they found the novices wear-
parable to a classButroom iuii 01 livelihood, does not pay, in dol-
MILNE OUTLINES ing baby bibs and seated on high
hysterical girls. instead of lars and cents, anything like the chairs. Nursing bottles and baby
taking out this feelingIn ina flood nervouR dividends that honest work will rattles were served to them dur-
of produce. ing the meal. '
laughter culminating
tears, general irascibility, leading Congress will have to approve!
to quarrels and fights, is the result. the plan, particularly as an out- SCHOOL BUILDING COMPLAINS OF HIS
These are minor offenses mis- lay of money will be necessary. It
demeanors. A general and great will be shown to congress, though, CHOICE OF WORDS
increase In crime cannot bo put that the appropriation necessary
down to such simple causes. And, will not bo as great as the funds PLAN TO ROTARY
FRIDAY, APRIL SEVENTH
Charging tho use of obscene
whntever the cause, theie has been which will be required If the
a big increase in tho more serious language, a criminal complaint
government has to build addition- was filed against Eduardo Navar-
offenses, dating from about the end al federal prisons. The adminis
ro yesterday in the court of
of actual hostilities abroad. tration does not look for any John Milne, city superintendent
Complete records for the whole strong opposition' from members Dosiderio Mnntnya, Justice, of tho
of schools, told the ltotarians at
country, showing offenses for which
convictions have been Becured,
of congress, as the money must
be appropriated, or tho convicted their lunch yesterday of tho plans
peace at Old Town.
Tho complaint was filed by Real Values Are Offered In Friday's Dollar
would require a great deal of time breakers of tho laws enacted by the school board has for tho con- Kloisa Anaya, who charged that
and far more space than is avail-
Day Sale, Dependable Golden Rule
struction of much needed class ho had used Indecent epithets in
congress will have to bo pardoned
able. Any effort to trace down the In wholesale lots because there is room space in Albuquerque. The speaking to her.
causes of such a great number ot no place for them to go. buildings tr be erected this sum- Tho case will be heard this
convictions for real crimes is vir- mer and fall will cost around
Quality In Every Item
morning.
Pr. tually an impossibility. Doubtless to do $400,000.
unemployment has something down AUTOMOBILE TRAVELS Mr. Milne explained that the HUFAKS TANK KF.COHO.
with it. The national "let board was eliminating all unneces- Chicago, April 6. Johnny r, Weis-mulle-
from the stimulus and excitement jVIILE IN 20 SECONDS sary expense and even had kept of the Illinois Athletic
of the war. particularly among
ON DAYTONA BEACH gymnasiums and auditoriums out dub, established a new word's
younger men, may bo a contribut-
ing factor. Whatever the the causes of the buildings to bo constructed. record for tho .100 yard swim to- $1.39 Pongee Stamped
federal Only class rooms will be built, night the national A. A. U.
111
are, it is a fact that .!,
(Ily The rrrna.l cT.urrt
senior championship. He made the
two prisons throughout the
practically full to capacity.
country are Daytona Beach. Fla., April G.
Driving his specially constructed
but. the finished portions will be
the first units of buildings which distance in u:4ti defeating Splendid quality in the 33-in- ch
Dresser Scarfs
width.
Hard to find Jail Room.
Thus tho federal government is
faced with a housing problem for
motor car at 80.27 miles an hour,
Sig. Haugdahl of Norway
1
negotiated a niile on the beach
today
will eventually house 1,200 stu-
dents apiece.
Commissioner W. It. Walton
Norman Boss, who had set the
former record of 5:53
is also an I. A. C. swimmer.
Ross YARD SI Eeautiful new patterns;
several designs to choose
offenders against federal statutes. here in 19."S7 seconds. Tho trial was scheduled for a talk before
It has been found that the if the wave was conducted under auspices of the club yesterday but was un- li;i! from. Finished models on
of crime continues at
has maintained more or
pitch it
less stead-
the International Motor Contest
association and was timed elec-
able to appear. He sent a box
of cigars to his fellow Kotarians
TKHS WHWCILK.
Wichita, Kans., April 6. Ed
Warner. Han Francisco, and Hugh Sfampec display, 18x54. 81
there will be which Louis McRae passed around. Kansas EACH
ily for many months, convicted trically. Walker, City, light
no place to put the law The world's record as sanction-
ed by tho American Automobile
Four baby members made their
maiden speeches. They were
heavyweights, fought ten rounds
to a drnw hero tonight. The bout
Luncheon Sets
brTheCsituation has been brought
to the attention of Attorney Gen-
association is held by Tommy Mil-
ton at an. 07) Haugdahl exceeded
Frank Mindlin, Orovor Divine, Dr.
C. E. llagland and David Lane.
ended in a wrangle with Warner
claiming a foul in the ninth
Stamped
taken records held by Milton for the When the ltotarians entered the round. Stamped on linen finish
up with President Harding kilometer, five mile and ten mile cloth, bleached. Set in- - (J1
These two, on the:r recent fBerlous
loi-id-
straightaway courses. cloth and
trip, gaveand this subject eludes 45-in- tP-- L
thought have about agreed on 4 napkins. See finished j Size stamped on
36-inc- h,
i.. (v. tiio nttemuted rehabili KEEPS SWIMMING TITLE
bleached linen finished
tation of some of the of tenders,
which will have the additional in
fect of relieving tho congestionextent.
federal prisons to some time this
ef-
Los Angeies. trail f., April 0.
Ray Kegeris of the Los Angeles
Athletlo club retained his title1
of national amateur athletic union
VAL SPAR model. SET
Women's Pure Linen
cloth. See finished model.
EACH
$1
It may be that by tho 150 yard back stroke swimming
article is published announcement VARNISH, STAINS, ENAMELS est
will liave been made from the
White House or the department or
champion by winning first place
in the championship event In the Jersey Silk
ot this Los Angeles Athletic club's tank We Carry a Complete Line.
Justice of the Inauguration one of tonight: His tlmo was 1:59 0
plan. Tho Idea is to secure
the former army camps and convert
seconds. Phone 76. We Deliver Promptly.
In white in sport' shades
Lengths
it into a government reservation for
the mental and moral reconstruc-
ATi SMAI LDIXC;
LOSES. ' such as rose, yellow, Co- - j
36-inc-
h tubular form, in
are
tion of federal offenders who EIPaso, Tex., April C Alike white and helio; 24-inc-
h j
not hardened nor habitual crim-
-
Vasquez, El I'aso, Boutliwest feath- penhagen, green, helio, (1-
-I
$1?
erweight champion, knocked cut pink, etc. Neat hem- - pL lengths. j
Agreement between the presi- Battling Barrerc, New Orleans, in stitched edge. Regular EACH 1
dent and his attorney general has the first round of a bout
reached the point, it is understood here tonight. The men met at 20 35c line. 4 FOR I
S2.S5 Wool Heather
1
where the plan is bound to go
some obstacle now pounds. Battling Norfolk New
through unless Orleans, won the decision of the
unforseen should arise. It is un-
judges over Al Smauldlng, Albu- Albuquerque Santa Fe Taos
derstood that the site of Camp
Illinois, has querque, N. M.. at the end of an 50c White Pipe Hose
Grant, at Rockford, bout at 175 pounds.
been chosen for this governmental
experiment in redeeming youthful
d
eight-roun-
AGE Good quality assorted Mostly brown heather, full (
HELPED HETt MOTIIEK
was Intro-
offenders against federal statutes
and first offenders, regardless of
In these days of "flu," coughs,
To Taos (Rend D iwn)
Leave . 7:30 a.m...
To Albuquerque
Albuquerque ...Arrive
(itend Vp)
. 7:00 p.m. wales, 27-inc- h. $1 fashioned; sizes 8 12 to 10. j &
a8e'
old Ideas Discarded. colds', croup and whooping cough,
it is well to know that every year
Arrive . 10:30 a.m...
Leave . 12:30 p.m.. .
. Santa Fe
. Hanta Fe
Leave
Arrive
. 4:00 p.m.
. 12:45 p.m.
3 YARDS PAIR I
tpl
Years ago it was found that sol- Arrive . 2:00 p.m... . Esnanola .....Arrive . ll:15H.m.
is a barbarous there are used more bottles of
itary confinement
thing, often leadingto to mental In
de- Foley's Honey and Tar than of nny
other cough medicine. Mrs. S. L.
Arrive 0:00 p.m. Tans .Leave 7:30 a m
Children's Shoes $1.39 Silk Gloves
terioration, even
prisons nowadays attention
insanity.
is given Hunt. 515 W. fitli St., Cincinnati. Fare to Santa Fe, $4.50; to Taos, $11.50. Women's pure thread Silk
t,. ei-etso and work with which Ohio, writes: "Foley's Honey nnd Albuquerque Headquarters,
Ringling Brothers Patent, black kid and double finger
!to occupy the minds of the prison-- 1
- namhiii unit nnrn uir snorts
have their place in tho schedule in-of
Tar relieved me of a hacking
cough, tickling In tho throat,
wheezing and pains In the chest. It
Cigar Store. Phone 600. 210 West Central Avenue.
Santa Fe Headquarters, Bank Confectionery,
gun "metal; lace and but-
ton styles; good run of $1 tips; white only. $1
PAIR
activities of most, it noi an, is helping my mother wonderfully." Phone 222. sizes. PAIR
stitutions At this kind. at That's why druggists recommend
In the proposed experiment Foley's. Hold everywhere. 40-In- ch Unbleached
Camp Grant, tho first offenders
and youthful criminals will bo
taken a step further, and a scien- 25c Percale
tific effort made to eradicate
inal tendencies and make useful
crim- Muslin
members of society of these men An exceptionally fine
who have strayed from the straight Finest quality Sea Island
and narrow path, or lost their loot- count Percale; 36-in-
cotton, in the extra widths
6. Ed
ing at some slippery inplace.
The main point the system light ground, fancy stripes
and figures in black and $1 5 YARDS $1
will be- to train these men to
r,
have none, and colors.
trades, if they
perfect In their callings those who A NEW PURCHASE OF 5 YARDS
i
Linen Crash Toweling
already have a start. It Is planned
to provide for instruction and Pure linen Crash, un-
cations, Farming,
,
number
practice in a wide it is expected,
will come In for a large share of
of vo-
GREATER VALUES ill Women's Step Ins bleached,
white border.
18-inc- h;
red or
$1
attention. The recognized trades, Fine quality Batiste, in 4 YARDS
however, are expected to engage
the attention of the greatest num- flesh and white, val lace
ber ot prisoners.
Recently the land comprising
trimmed. $1 Misses'
Camp Grant, at Rockford, Illinois.
was condemned, une government
EACH
Buster Brown Hose
can secure possession of the tract
for the purposes ot the depart-
ment ot justice under the right 100 Bolts Satin Ribbon Black only; sizes 5 to 10.
of eminent domain. fine ribbed.
One of the big steps forward in 10 yards to the bolt No. SI
treatment of convicted offenders
in the past few decades has been
to get away from the old idea of
forbidding prison walls, as .well
$30 - 112, 2 and 3 shades of
white, helio, old rose, Co-
penhagen, pink, mais, etc. $1
4 PAIR
69c Women's Lace
.
as the old idea of punishment by
solitary confinement. At to Camp Limit 2 bolts to a custo-
Grant It is not planned have Jhe. presentation of this special Purchase of fine mer. 2 BOLTS Collars
anything like the ordinary prison. New Suits at $30 and $35 is in keeping with our
This will not be entirely an In- Good assortment of styles
novation. For example, the work-
house where minor offenders
convicted In Washington police
effort to offer you the greatest values of the sea- 40c Poplins and patterns in white,
cream and ecru. $1
courts are sent is nothing more son. In style, quality and workmanship you 2 FOR
than a great farm. The prisoners Splendid quality for Kid-
are given tasks in running the haven't seen anything in clothing like these at dies' Rompers and Pant-alet- te
big institution wtilch keep them
busy and keep them out of doors. ,
fi
this nominal price. Dresses; shades of $1 35c Gingham
Only those who try to escape Copenhagen, yellow pink,,
or continually stir up trouble helio, white, tan, grey, 32 inches wide, all new
among other prisoners are kept etc. 5 YARDS spring patterns, in checks,
to themselves. The farm is situated
in Virginia, several miles south
"When You Think Clothes, Think EUBANK'S"
plaids and plain colors. $1
of Washington on tha banks of 4 YARDS
the rotomac.
Trades to Be Taught.
The metal trades, horse shoeing,
carpentry, brick laying, farming,
cabinet making and every occupa-
ROTU Va
3-Pi- ece
Stamped on white linene.
Finished model on dis-
Buffet Sets
Double tip,
Kayser Silk Gloves
in
tion for which instruction is de-
sired will be provided at this play. . white, black and grey.
proposed outdoor prison at Camp
Grant. In addition, the men who
SET $1 PAIR $1
desire It will receive general edu-
cation to fit them to be use.'ul
members of society Instead of NO REFUNDS, PHONE ORDERS OR RETURNS
parasites. Every effort will bo
made to show these men practic- -
 f Pa?e Four"' ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Xprll 7, 1923

WITH THE BASEBALL FANS ON THE PACIFIC COASI production of that famous old which will be made at every per- slf and her Infant child by per- e Woodman and George Law
stage hit of two decades ago, "A formance at the Pastime theater forming In a border .cafe. But the prime movers In putting
,
Virginia Courtship," In which for today and tomorrow only. This alian fighters on the map.

goft
May McAvoy will be seen at at the
'
"B theater ioay and tomorrow.
As a heroine of the Old Dominion,
the charming little Realart star
has a fine screen vehicle in this
modern adaptation of the Eugene
Presbrey play.
nAnor.n Mxrvn .ioi
TJ1E NAVY FOR PICTURE.
v "A SAILOR-MAD-
E
MAN"
is is said to be by far the funniest
and most pretentious comedy Har-
old Lloyd has ever made. If that Is
child acts as a drag, so it is given
Into the charge of strangers while
the mother wins her way ns an
i
,
" stands alx feet three and al
Inches tall and carries
!s. He Is 25 years old. His
10
true, then Pastime theater patrons opera singer. But at the heicht of ' claim to fame is that he llck-- i
indeed nave a real treat In store. her brilliant career the child ap- Cook, who got licked by
"A Pallor-Mad- e Man" Is four reels pears, causing a situation which :es Carpentler.
-- A victory over
In length and is Lloyd's newest As- alters all of her carefully laid :
Lloyd also Is listed among
sociated Exhibitors release. plans. Tracy s achievements.
As the opera singer who pre- He wouldn't mind tackling
"THE GOLDEN GIFT" IS THE ferred a career, Alice Lake does Dempsey right away, but Is willing
GREAT PICTIRF. WITH some of the finest acting of her to meet one or two others while-waitin-

ALICE LAKE AS STAR many screen appearances. As for a chance at Jack.

Harold Lloyd, Idle heir of twenty leading man John Bowers was all It's a good bet he'll be matched
millions and possessing a nerve "The Golden Gift," which Is the that could be expected. Others In with Luis Firpo, South American
that would blunt tho edge on fork main attraction at the Lyric today. the cast were Harriett Hammond, phenom, or some other promising
Joseph Swickard, Bridgetta Clark. newcomer.
ed lightning, loves the Girl (Mild- Is a thrilling drama of love and Louis Dumnr, Geoffrev Webb and
red Davis), who averages six pro- - power, with Alice Lake, the youth- Camilla Clark. HY NORMAN E. UROIVN.
THE nosials a day, including Sundays ful Metro star, as the central fig- "The Golden Gift" is a Maxwell Here's tlie dope. Milwaukee, 6; Cards, 9.
l)OBl-I- s fKAWP vW&T.
and holidays. Her father told the ure In this story of tho clash be- Caruthersvllle, Mo.,- April
61. E Ui IM C AL IFOK M I A . ' Karger production for Metro of a On Jim Tracy.
TQ Boy he d have to go to work and tween love of a career and love of Score: R. H. E.
story by June Mathls. It was Jim's the gent who arrived from
show that he could do something child. adapted by Florence Helm. The Australia the other day with tho Milwaukee (AA),.,r.v.-..- B
11 0
besides loaf and loiter if he wanted The drama unfolded In "The art direction was by Joseph Calder. title of heavyweight champion of St. Louis (N) 2 7 3
FOUR ROOOI GOXIkJfi Soorc to marry Mildred, so the Boy Join- Golden Gift" is one to appeal to Australia in one hand and a chal-
ARE THE PoPUCMJ THlMtf ed the navy. every audience. It Is the story of No new domestic "animals Vinvo lenge to meet Jack Dempsey The present year marks the 45tH
That's how " Sailor-Mad- e Man" a young singer who, deserted by been developed during the last two clutched In his other mit. anniversary of Edison's Invention
got started on his merry cruise, her husband, tries to support her- - thousand years. Ho has been brought to the U. S. of the phonograph.

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While the big league towns are

waiting the opening bell of the
major league tace the Pacific FAMS FPCW ..
coast fans, who look over scores THE EAST ARE
of future big leaguers every year, OETTilO5
re getting set for their season. ytJEASV
Here's the situation ut there as
Hal Probasco sees it.

The bout was first arranged for

V'
SOL NOW MM April 6 and as Sul started training
early, his manages expressed the
tear yesterday that if the intensive
Exhibition Games is.

1 POUND OF
training was kept up Sol might go
stale by the day of the bout.
118
The match between Young Sol,
of Pueblo, and the Demon, of Las
Vegas, is the first main event book-
(B Tbe Amwlntnl
Nnnamnker Splits Hand.
Marshalltown,
Leslie Nunamaker,
la., April 6.
catcher for
rrw..)
IfC UlltllU 'lillTl'nl
ed between Dantams in Albuquer-
the Cleveland Americans split his
- que for some time. Indications are
FOR THE DEMON that both lads will easily mime me hand during the early part of an
exhibition here today. The sec-
required 118 pounds and that there ond team defeated the first 5 to 3.
will be no forfeit of the bond
money. Score: R. H. E.
Pueblo Bantam to Take For those who like speed, the Second team v 6 11 3
bout promises to be all that could Regulars 2 S 3
Two Day Lay Off in Or- be desired. Sol has a world of it, Batteries: Morton, Pott and
as he has demonstrated several Shinault; Sotheron, Guess and
der Not to Go Stale; R- times during the past few montns Nunamaker. Sewell.
ivera's Middle Name Speed here, and Rivera has climbed way
up the ring ladder on almost noth- Louisville, 7; Cincinnati, 0. ( Volatility is the readiness with which gasoline gives up its power)
ing but speed. Louisville, Ky April 6.
Within one pound of making the Those who have been watching
118-pou-
weight which was the two boys work out seem to Score: R. H. E.
greed upon by the managers of hold the opinion that the Demon Cincinnati (N) 0 6 1
is possibly the better boxer and that Louisville (AA) 7 8 2
Batteries: Luque and Wingo;

'3
Sol probably has the edge on the
Las Vegas boy wnen u comes 10 Tlncup, Cullop and Meyers
real scrapping.
The of the card prom
semi-fina- ls
Giants, 13; White Sox, 3.
ise well, as Young Herrera, who has Bristol, Va.-Ten-
April 6.
been knocking all the curtain rais Score: R. H. E.
ers for goals for the past two years Chicago (A) 3 9 2
here, has been pushed up a peg and rvew xork (N) 13 16 o
will box six rounds with Young Batteries: Robertson. Russell
Tenor. Herrera is a fighter with and Y'aryan; Causey, Shea and
little science and a sreat mg wai-in- smun, uaston.
hut It Is doubtful if he can
land It, as Tenor seems to be fairly Dodgers, 5: Yankees, 0.
rlever with his mits and may prove Norfolk, Va., April 6.
to be fast enough to keep out of Score: R. H. E.
harm's way. New York (A) 0 6 2
brooklyn (N) 5 13 1
Batteries: Bush. Mavs and
Schang; Mamaux, Mitchell and
Coast League Dubarry, Miller.
Cubs, 11; Wichita, 0.
Wichita, Kans., April 6.
Oakland, 10; Sacramento, Score: 8. R. H. E
Sacramento, Calif., April 6. Chicago (N) .11 9 2
Score: R. H. E. Y.'ichita (W. L.) 1
Oakland 10 11 2
Sacramento 8 1 &

Batteries: Krause and Kcehler;

Kuntz, She and Stanage. Theaters Today
'Frisco, 6; Seattle, 4.
San Francisco, Calif., April 6. "B" Theater May McAvoy,
Score: R. H. E. starring in a "Virginia Courtship;"
Seattle 4 8 1
also presenting "Beach Nuts," a
San Francisco (10 innings) 5 8 2 two-re- Hall Room Boys' comedy.
Batteries: Fregg and Spencer; Lyric Theater Alice Lake Is the
Scott and Yelle. star in "The Golden Gift," a Metro
picture; also showing "Robinson
Vernon, S; Salt Lake, 1. Crusoe, Ltd," a two-re- picture,
Salt Lake City, Utah, April 6. "Ham" Hamilton. 4
K. H. E. featuring
Score:
Vernon
Salt Lake
3
1
7
2
2
1
Pastime Theater
Is still at the Pastime,
Harold Lloyd
starring re-in
When you use the highly volatile Texaco gas it's just like putting
"A Sailor-Mad- e

yovxo SOL.
Batteries:
Lewis, Bromley and Jenkins. the "Paths
Man;"
May and Hannah; peating "The Law of the Woods,"
also
Review" and the
a new motor in your car.
Pueblo Bantam, Who will Box Main "Screen Snap Shots" pictures.
Event With Demon Rivera,
Las Vegas, at the
(t Armory,
IiO Angeles, 8; T"ortlnnl, 1.
Los Angeles, Calif., April 6.
Score: R. H. E.
"A VIRGINIA COrRTsniP" 4 Every motor has a theoretical horse-pow- rating. Whether it actually er
il
April 10.
Demon Rivera and Young Sol for
Portland 1
Los Angeles (13 Innings). 3 9 8
7 0 IS COLORFl'L ROMANTIC
COMEDY AT "IV THEATER gives that power or not depends on the gasoline and how readily it vaporizes.
their fifteen-roun- d bout at the Batteries: Mlddleton and Elliott; There is always a halo of ro
Lyons, Thomas and Daley.
armory April 10, Young Sol took a
lay off from training yesterday and
mance hovering about the South.
and this romantlo atmosphere is
You may have a forty h. p. engine
four-cylind- er
possibly give up all its power. It hasn't time.'
will probably not work-ou- t today. Journal Warn AOs bring results. used to advantage in the picture today and a six-cylind-
forty-fiv- e
er h. p. motor tomor- Texaco Gasoline gives the immediate action that
row in effect. That difference is in the gasoline you

r
puts full vigor into your motor. Texaco Gasoline is
buy. When you buy Texaco, the volatile gas, you are volatile.
buying full engine-powe- r. You'll find that there's more mileage in Texaco
It's what happens in the cylinder at the moment of Gasoline and you'll find, too, that your upkeep is
maximum compression the vital sparking instant lower. With a good spark at the right time and
that determines how much of your engine's capacity to Texaco, the volatile gas, you have the combination that
deliver is actually delivered to the rear wheels. means easier starting, better greater flex-
hill-wor- k,

Somo gas is sluggish; it does not vaporize quickly; ibility, smoother idling and less shifting better per
(it is not completely volatile. Such gasoline cannot formance in everything a car should do.

INVITATION Jt Texaco Motor Oils are heavy-bod- y lubricants and are distinguished by their clear,
Carl Magee Mr, Henlng, and pale color. Light, medium, heavy and extra-heav- y
they fit all cars and all conditions.
Jack Reynolds and Mr. We.il, W. You will find them wherever you see the Texaco red star.
R. Walton and Mr. McLaughlin,
Walter Connell and Mr. Tlngley
re cordially invited to partake
of a CUP OF CHUMMY COM- THE TEXAS COMPANY, U.S. A.
FORT AND GOOD CHEER at
221 West Central this afternoon, Texaco Petroleum Products
all the afternoon and next day,
too. The public In general are
also Invited to do the same thing.
We'd like to have T, B. Crabb
come along also,
A cup of CHUMMY COMFORT
AND GOOD CHEEK will soon be
state It means per-
d.

fection Blend Coffee. A drink

for those who discriminate and
by New
Mexico Food Products Co.

G&SOUSSE MOTOR OIL!

r Run it with Texaco Gas Save it with Texaco Oil

.
mmmmm
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April 7, 1922. ALBUOUEROUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Patre Fiv

! on
DEDICATE MEMORIAL government as well as trustees of were Mrs. Harding, Chief Justice
the National Olographic society, and Mrs. Taft, Secretary of State

vv 's'Dfiily Magazine Page TO ADMIRAL PEARY which presented the memorial, and Mrs. Hughes and the French
(Ry The Anaoclnted
Washington,
Peary, discoverer
was
Preai.)
April 6. A memo-
rial to Rear Admiral
dedicated
Robert R
of the north
In
arctic explorers and scientists.
The unveiling was on tlie thir-
teenth anniversary of the discovery
of the pole and as Mrs. Kdwaril
Stafford, the explorer's daughter,
released the union jack from about
ambassador and
Among the explorers present
were Itoald Amundsen, discoverer
of the south pole: Vllhjmur
Capt. Robert A. Bartlett
Madame Jusse-ran- d.

HUSBAN ni
pole, Arlington and Matt Henson, who accom-
National cemetery today when a the memorial, tho silk American
HELEN HBJ Social Calendar huge spheroid made of white gran-
ite from his native state of Maine
flag which Peary cnrrled on all his
expeditions was unfurled from a
panied Peary to the pole.
BY JAM! FUK1.PS. was unveiled at his last resting staff near the grave and a Mr. McLaughlin, there was a tcl
By Edna Kent Forbes. place. The ceremonies were held military band played "Tho .Star eplione message for you, calling
JACK HESENTS THE IOSS OF belief that Bhe could not hie. Yet
Women's club will meet at 3 in the presence of President Hard- Spangled Banner." your attention to the Invitation on
p. m. ing and other high officials of the Accompanying tho president page 4.
MS STl'DY. TIME. she was becoming nervols, de- Children s musicals at H. B. ROSEWATER. runs from the tube should fall
veloping a temper at varianfe with Hentng home at 8:15 p. m. into a glass or earthenware re-
CHAPTER 10. the y
huppy-go-luck-
manrjr that Pi Kappa Alpha dunce at Ma- Bosewater Is an Important In- ceptacle and the first ounce should
All the time Jack was washing had been hers up to now. ) sonic temple at 8 p. m. gredient in the making of per- be rejected. '
the dishes and Helen drying them When Jack spoke of hir nerv- fumes, extracts and cold creams. The distillate or rosewater
she entertained him with a lively ousness, blaming her devition to Ileal rosewater possesses great should be loosely worked and
account of the doings at the club. cards for it, she replied itipatlent-ly- : Modish Spring Dress of cosmetic virtue and is most de- kept in a cool dark place for sev-
"There's a kitty, you know," l
lightful to use, but there is an eral weeks. By this time It will
Bhe said when he expressed sur-
I
"If you would niake eibugh so
a
Navy Poiret Twill enormous difference between real lose its rawness and develop its
prise at the hostess furnishing so could have maid lile other rosewater and tho rose-wat- er full odor. It can then be decanted
elaborate a tea, "and it must pay people, I wouldn't be nirvous. I that most shops sell. into small bottles.
for the food, or pretty nearly." have to get into a dirty rtreet car Rosewater is not difficult to
Jack Hunter was really dis- when I go to the club tnlcss one make. You would find it an easy Betsy: Since your hair has be-
turbed. He frowned into silence. of the ladles call for ne and " and delightful task during the come thin in addition to losing
High stakes, a kitty Helen was a "How do you expect to go In weeks when the roses are at their color, it shows that the vitality Is
really gambling. Ho felt keen limousine?'' Jack (juered laugh- fullest bloom. There are two lowered. Instead of coloring by
anxiety. He knew that she ingly. formulas. One calls for four means of dyes, try to restore it by
couldn't always win, that when "if you were half as 'smart In pounds of petals to ten quarts of building up the health of the
she lost she would come to him business as Howard Dunn I could water, the other formula 10 scalp by means of massage and a
to pay her debts. How could he have a car. Natalie H)rton told ' pounds to eight quarts. The pet- good hair tonic. If the general
do Jt? He wondered if he could me he wrote a hundred) thousand als are gathered, packed in an health is depleted the hair will
persuade Helen to give up the dollar policy last weekj and that earthen Jar, sprinkled with Bait always share in it, so build up
club. Helplessly he shrugged his his commission was enormous." and kept covered, every day fresh your health with that of the
'
shoulders, for he knew instinct- "I'm not Howard Dur.nl He has petals are added until tho amount scalp.
ively he could not. nothing to think of but petting his is sufficient. Jane: Cocoa butter can be pur-
Jack determined over and over prospects into line. I give all my The petals are then added to chased at any drug store, Heat ttaf'a ot
to have a serious talk with Helen extra time to you, helping you. If the water and the entire quantity the cake slightly and rub tt into A
.rfparafRn in
not about the club, he realized you would only be willing to at put over the heat to boll. An the palm of the hand before mas- yliX ourfamoua
that would be vain, but-i- con- tend to the house until I could
nection with his duties outside get a bit further along I am sure
enamel kettle or pan is best as the
water must not come in contact
saging any part of the body that
you wish to fatten. Never use it
wy1 patented
canisters.
and the work he tried to do at you would be better satisfied. I with any metal, (but tin). A con- on tho face or throat, aB it may Impriionat theovena
home. She must be made to real- not only did no bet:er business venient way of making this is lo encourage the growth of fine hair. all the fresh-roaste-
d
ize Bhe owed something to him, last month I didn't do as well." boil a small quantity at a lime in Slim: A case of pimples which
"You are Just as smart as How- a tin or enamel tea kettle. fragrance of thia
that the housework for two could A is so bad as to cover the face and rich and mallow cot'
not tire her, especially us the ard. 'Smarter as far as education piece of rubber tubing is fastened neck, could not be cleared up fee. Thua it reachea
heavy washing was put out. Ho goes. He never wer.t to college over the spout of the kettle, this quickly. You probably are in need
couldn't keep up if he had to at all, and you had a year. If should be passed through a pail of a doctor who will treat this you aa flavory aa
work until bedtime every night. you would have a little more am-
ItVO Mi . h
of cold water so as to condense condition after finding out the
when it was roaatad.
Then, too, it gave him no time lor bitionas I could have a maid and a 1ft a itl the steam. Tho distillate which cause for it.
Tried it laitbl
reading and study. car well as other women. Not
Lately Howard Dunn had writ- alittle
ten several big policies. His com-
limousine, perhaps, but a nice
runabout.
missions had been large. But How- sports clothes, driving it."
ard was always fresh, full of good Helen.
spirits, while he felt dragged and men whose
old.
I'd look well in
"Don't indulge in pipe dreams,
You aje trailing with wo-
husbands have more
HI
There was much about the busi-- . money than I can make. It isn't 6 WOMAN'S Dj WALT MASON.
ness, too, he wished to lenrn. Oft- fair to mo for you to become dis-
1NSTI TUTB
en he had no time to read the in- contented. I am doing the very Fashion Serrtct
structions given the agents by the best I can under the circum-stancts- ."
THE OLD WAYS. and chews tho rag, and finally he
WESTERN GROCER MllUj&fj
company. He dared not take tne
,
middle of the day when he might "Nonsense! You are as smart
"land a prospect," "as he expressed as Howard Dunn, I tell you! If
it to Helen, and at night she ho can write big policies, so can
if you try. You don't try By MARY
9
BROOKS PICKEN
would acho as though a record
pulls the snag. 1 hand hl'm then
When I was young my teeth a big fat cheek, and leave his Joint
a nervous wreck. The old time
dentist is a jest? Ah, well, I like Due to its popularity, fresh shipments of this famously
t
kept him busy until he was too you they would break. Then to tho vil- his
way the best; I'd rather have
tired to grasp what ho read even hard enough, and you are too lage dentist's chair in trembling a blacksmith
when he tried. easily discouraged. Well, lot's get navy Poiret twill is used WHEN come and jerk a mo- rich and mellow blend must be sent weekly to your
Holen continued to go to the at the dishes if you expect me to
club. And on the days she went wipe them. Mrs. Layton and I
in spring models, its favorite
combination seems to be with hues
" haste I would repair. Some sim- lar from Its gum, than seek tho
ple fools were on his bench, a dentist, In his booth, who takes a
crowbar and a monkey wrench, a day to draw a tooth. grocer. The fragrant ss of the coffee is
oven-freshne-

Jack ate a cold dinner, prepared are going to the picture show to
r as best he could, while she re- night her husband is away and of red, sometimes in a woolen pair of pinchers and on ax, a hind-sa-
and a hunk of wax. lie rolled
w
preserved in the paraffin-walle- d canisters. Thus you
counted her pleasure of the after- I knew you wouldn't want to go." fabric, but more often in the silks
noon and ' told of the tempting "No, I don't want to go. I'll of crepe weave. his shirtsleeves to his neck, and FRUIT CROP OF PECOS can always be sure of its just-roast- taste. ed

; dishes the hostess of the day had read until you come home." In this Poiret twill frock, rouge-re- d gave a yank and cried "By heck," VALLEY PROMISES TO
.'.
She had been rather a "Don't forget the pan under the and charged four bits and he was
provided. crepe de Chine, pintucked to through no scientific curves lio BE RECORD BREAKER
consistent winner, although not lee box, and be sure to put out
make it doubly smart, is used in a knew. Now to the dentist's chair
again had she won as much as the milk bottle. There she is
wide band to accentuata the sido I go, to bo relieved of toothache (Special Cdrrmnimilrnre to tats Journal.)
on that first afternoon. But J5, now!" as the bell rang. "You'll
$8 or $12 each time had awak- have to do the dishes alone. front closing and add an unusual woe. He has diplomas every- Artesin, N. M., April 6. The
ened a real gambling spirit in her. "Good-bye!- " She held up her face note of interest to the sleeves. where; hn has a silver mounted leading orchardists in this section
She wns almost a fatalist In her for a kiss. chair, and instruments of every of tho Peeos valley are very optim-
Buttons covered with the crepe sort, and anaesthetics by tho quart. istic concerning the fruit crop,

COFFEE
followed the season's dictum that He talke hygiene and kindred which promises to ba one of the
when used at all they shall be in things, and antiseptic bunk he best crops ever known. The trees
abundance.. The soft collar of springs: and X-r-
pictures of my are blossoming now, which is a
fangs he takes while trilling his little later than usual. This delay
EFFICIENT HCUSEKEEPIKG lace is a pleasant
relief from the uncollarcd bateau
cream-colore- d
harangues; he tries out all the Is responsible
little tools Indorsed by modern among tho fruit men. No damage
for the optimism

By LAURA A. KIRK MAN. neck line, which has not proved a dental schools, and fools around of any extent lias been noted up to Rich and Mellow
the present time.
kindly finish for many types.
Although this dress is nt ttio
The apple crop was excellent last
fall, as several hundred cars were
THE BOND-DILLO- N
COMPANY,
WELCOMING BACK THE as It would on a dark blue ma- type that has long been one-pie- LOVE IN COTTAGE shipped from the local station. The
DISTRIBUTORS.
PINAFORE. terial, for instance. The body of in favor, its lengthened waist line crup is expected to be as great this
the apron was of white muslin vnd the girdle drawn in a bit more
PROVING HAPPY year. Local dealers state that the
When grandma was a little girl with bands of FOR FIF1 WIDEN ER .'bat. market for Pecos valley fruit will
she wore crisp white "pinafores"
bright yellow across closely to the figure give a low as good or better than last fall.
tho hem, around the low-c- neck, bloused effect that Fashion deems The orchardists at Hope, New
to protect her dresses. Today and on the pocket-top- Appliqued s. .Mexico, who ship from this point,
the child's pinafore has come on these broad yellow muslin especially good this season. state that hundreds of acres of
back but instead of its being bands, were pieces of the white apples will yield a large crop.
muslin cut in the shape of bowls was The peach crop lias not been
white, it is fashioned of bright and stitch provided for tho child to A large yield will be
cretonnes or of ecru tints with secured cups. The button-hol- e wear with the apron. damaged.
them in place. secured unless a lato frost or freeze
bands and "patch" pockets of An Apron for the Little Gar- An Apron for General Wear: U "A hinders the grewth of this fruit.
"teddy bear" stamped goods. , dener: This was made of tan In- This was made of unbleached The big peach crop of 19 20 was too
This is a sensible change. For, dian Head with pieces of red, yel- muslin with large colored flowers Krcat for the market. It is hoped
an te
apron requires too low and blue chambrey cut in cut from cretonne appliqued on at that the crop this year can be
much laundering to make it a the shape of tomato", (appliqued hem and neck. One largo flower handled in a more satisfactory
practical garment for a child. near the hem.) A large yellow formed the patch poijtet.
Then, too, the modrrn colored tomato formed the patch pocket;
aprons for little folks are prettier and a tan
and gayer than the e
old-tim-
plain around the brim with smaller,
white ones and childhood is the colored "tomatoes," completed the
happy time when bright colors picturesque costume. As I looked
decorated WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS
t,

FEDERATION MEETING
manner. The rannlng factories at
Koswell and Artesia will aid In this
problem to a .great extent. Practi-rall-
no smudging has been done In
this part of the valley. A few
farmers have relied on smudging
y

...
s

!T II
seem a natural accompaniment to at this pretty and sensible gar- An official meeting of the Wom- at Koswell about one week ago,
romps and fairy tales and all the ment I realized how many hours an's club is called for ":15 o'clock
other carefree activities of our of ironing it would save the young Friday afternoon.
early years. mother who made it. A stout business
Tho regular
of the club will
'J i when the temperature made a sud-
den drop. The sprayers will soon
bo at work if the weather con-
I am going to describe for my cushion of tan Indian Head for follow at meeting 3 o'clock, at which most
tinues to remain warm as it has
Header Mothers several aprons the child to kneel on while plant- Important matter will be consid- during the past few weeks.
which some of my friends have ing seeds and weeding, was in the ered, It 1b hoped that all members A fine crop of pears, plums and
chorries is also expected. The
recently made for their little girls process of construction. will make an effort to be present. which fell during the first
to wear this spring and summer. An Apron to Wear While The Tuesday club is also Invited of the week, will aid tiio fruit to a
All of these aprons were made "Playing School": All mothers to attend this session, as matters
without patterns, were simply know how popular the game of pertaining to tho entertainment of great extent, unless it causes a
frost to occur, after the ported of
originated by these clever mothers "playing school" is among the the state federation, to be held this rainfall Is over. However, this Is
who could not afford to buy their folk. This game frequently em- all in Albuquerque, will be taken 4 not exppcted by local orchardists.
children ready-mad- e aprons in the braces the sharpening of pencils up. After business the usual social The fruit growing Industry is ono
shops. If the reader cannot make as well as the using of pencils hour will follow and refreshments of the chief sources ot income to
a garment wltlrout a 'pattern to and too often the d will be served.
pencil-scrawle-
the farmers 'in the Pecos valley.
guide her, she can buy a simple sheet is placed
apron pattern; or she can make freshly laundered frock, leaving a
her own apron pattern by pinning dusty smudge.
n

One
on the
face-dow-

mother UNIFORMED HIKER IS

"j'jl. i .
TWO MILK BOTTLES
pieces of newspaper together on friend of mine guarded against DISAPPOINTED IN THE LAND MAN IN JAIL
4
the child.
An A rxrnn fni. n T (, f
this common
nnti her little girl mishap
an apron of
by making
. RED CROSS AID HERE old-ro-
ft l7' I

This apron was made for a child cretonne to wear over her Pablo Rivera, charged with
who liked to help mother cook. clean dresses. The apron was stealing a bottle of milk from a mammmmmt0mm aiiu TasiaajTiM
It was made of light colors so made perfectly plain, with a large Nothing but meals and room for porch yesterday, was given a 20-d-

that when the little girl sifted patch pocket, and was edged all a few days. A man in uniform sentence in Jn!l by Police
flour. In baking, the flour dust around with white k giving his name as Sergeant Harry
rick-rac- Judge W. W. McClellan. Pobert

Bring the Outdoor Cheerfulness

would not show up too much
11 THE TAUPERT OPTICAL CO.
braid. An hair ribbon Freeman
old-ro- se has turned up his nose at
the offer of the home Rervice de-
partment of the local Red Cross
while his case is being Investigat
ed. The sergeant has refused to
accept such paltry assistance and
declares his Intention of securing
immediate aid elsewhere.
Freeman is well known, howev
er, to the Red Cross from coast to
coast , where he claims to be
walking, by the way, to see his dy
ing mother. Telegrams of Inquiry
about the man have been received
by the San Francisco Red Cross
from every city that Freeman has
hit In his cross country trip. His
case docs not seem to bear Investi
gation.
The man has made a more than
commonly successful trip.
started from Philadelphia on No
vember 2 and has received assist
ance from various organizations In
fourteen cities where his railroad
fare and other aid was provided
without investigation of his story.
He claims to have served 18
months in the Eighteenth infan-
ce
Jacobs and C. F. McAuley, dalrv
employes, claimed that they Baw
Kivera take a bottle of milk from
a porch where they had Just deliv-
ered it. They took charge of Ki-
vera and brought him to police
Mrs. Carter Leidy, formerly Fill station. When searched. Rivera
Right Into Your Rooms
Widener, end her millionaire had a pint and a quart bottle of
machinist husband. milk in his coat pocket.
Spring! Fresh, clear air! Dazzling sunshine!
True love rung smoothly in the You feel you'd like to spend all twenty-fou- r hours in
humble cottage which Mr. and the phone and remind hlin of the
Mrs. Carter Leidy chose in pref- Invitation on pago 4. the open the house is too stuffy.
erence to the mansions ot their
millionaire parents. Leidy has Why not bring the wonderful outdoor freshness
been working in the plant of the
American Car & Foundry Co. in
right into your home?
Berwick, Pa., as a machinist's Cuticura Talcum Apply McMurtry FLATCOTE in any of its
helper for nearly two years and in twenty-fou- r beautiful shades to your walls and
Ho November vill become a d is Fragrant andJ
machinist. In the mean- ceilings.
time Mrs. IiCidy, who was Fir!
Very Healthful
Widener, Is content to care for Sample free of Cuticora Laboratories.
Dpt
No .cracks or crevices in a FLATCOTE wall!
their modest little cottage. X, Maiden, Maaa. 2fc. everywhere. No place for dust or insects to hide! Easily and
quickly applied! Dries rapidly! Economical too
FLATCOTE walls are restored to their original

the opening of their eye try, First division, A. R. F., but freshness by merely washing with mild soap and
can show no discharge paper. It
examination room, and the com-
pletion of their lens grinding
is understood that he has obtained
assistance from a number of local
persons.
For Your Easter Gifts warm water.
Flatcote may be applied to plaster walls (smooth
shop. BIBLES or sand finish) ; over burlap or metal; or over old wall
Harriet May Mills, recent candi-
date for secretary of state, made a VAng James' Version, Amer- . paper. Ask your painter. He will tell you more about
If Your eyes thoroughly examined. national reputation as a Brown-
ing enthusiast and lecturer.
ican Standard, Scofield McMurtry FLATCOTE.
AH lenses Bibles, Catholic Bi-
ground in our own shop. bles. Manufactured by
YOUR DRUGGIST
1f Broken lenses correctly duplicated Does not keep Pinkham's
PRAYER BOOKS
iMIuRTRYMFaCa-
Com-
Frames, Goggles, etc., for all pound. He sells It. '
Episcopal Prayer Books and -
During the year 1920, nearly
purposes. 3.000,000 bottles of this medicine Hymnals.
were shipped from the factory at . Catholic Prayer Books and Paint Varnish and Makers i

Lynn, Massachusetts. There Is also Rosaries. 1533 Arapahoe St Denver, Colorado

Taupert Optical Co. a branch In Canada and one In
Mexico.
Lydia B. PInkham'a Vegetable
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Compound haa the largest sale of
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ments. Every day, more and more
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safety by any woman,
 Page Six, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL April 7, 1922

MILLION AND HALF B0 OF MINING MAN

NATIONAL WOMAN'S PARTY URGES AMENDMENT OF CIVIL RIGHTS LAW
TEXftN DENOUNCES ""' "mmrnm Mil mum
ft.t'w .
STOCK SHARES SOLD
ON NEW YORK CHANGE
UND IN SN0WSILDE FRECKLES
J J Bote, Ida., April 6. A tragedy
of tli hills was disclosed today
(IlEilE UPON (Br The Aitnocluttd Prast.)
New York. April 6. The volume
of business on the New York stock
when Forest Ranker John Selby
of th Atlanta station, found the
body if Charles Booth, mining
man nd trapper, badly mutilated
Xow Is thp TIiiio to Got Ilid of
These rgly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest
need of feeling ashamed of your
.exchange today, estimated at 1,5 30,-00- 0,

FLOOR OF HOUSE exceeded that of any day since by eo otes, in a anowsllde on the freckles, as Otlilne d'o u b e
1

north Ifork of tho Boise river,

the boom times of 1920, when the Tholman's wifo Is missing, and strength is guaranteed to re-
2,000,000 mark was passed on rec- from Irtlclcs found In Booths move these homely spots.
ord days. Last year the heaviest pack, t is believed that the couple Simply get an ounce of Othine
Garner Delivers Sharp Com-fie- nt
day brought dealings in 1,300,000 who hid spent the winter nt their double strength from any
on Practices of
shares.
On
clalmHfi few miles from where the druggist and apply a little of it
several occasions In 1916, body s found, were on th. ir way night and morning and you
"Evi- 1917. 1919 and 1B9n rin'lw a,u to Boi with the season s catch of should soon see that even the
Blanton in Collecting closely approached three million furs Bien overyhelmed by the worst freckles have begun to dis-
dence" of Graft. shares. The record for all time in
the history of the exchange was in
slide aid that the woman's body appear, while the lighter ones
will betfound buried In the snow. have vanished entirely. It is sel-
1901 on the occasion of tho mnm It is (thought that the accident
(By The AmmicIiiIciI Pri'M.)
orable Northern Pacific corner. occurrel about March 15. A party dom that more than an ounce Is
Washington, April 6. Repre- needed to completely clear the

CM1
wnen sales approximated 3,300,000 ,has lefl Atlanta to aid in the
sentative tinnier, democrat, of shares. search. skin and gain a beautiful clear
Texas, declared In the house today Mis. Anoth Is paid to have had complexion.
that if permitted by the rules to He sure to ask for the double
April brides, according to rclativcsn Fort Worth, Tex. this is sold
speak what was In the minds of belief, are of mercurial tem strength Othine as
434 of the 4"!i house members ha perament and Will m.'iko irnnrt tinder guarantee of money back
Hoy, p: go C1yrto Tlnglcy. Tlierc's If it fails to remove freckles.
would say that Ueprescntativn mothers but trying wives. an inviiiifon tit Iilm on pngo 4.
Blanton, of that state "is a disgrace
to this house and ought to be kick-
ed out."
Mr. Garner's statement, conilnfs
after Blanton bad defended himself
asainst a newspaper article threw
the house into great disorder and
brought frcm tho speaker a sharp,
h Jjttstwh JOIN THE
"I Watch Us urow With Albuquerque
JOIN THE
quick command to the sergeant at H. O. Havermcyer and Mrs. Adelaide Johnson. Standing, right to left: Mrs.
arms to prevent a personal clash Left to richt, seated: Mrs. Marcus Marks, Miss Elsie Hill, Mrs. CROWDS CROWDS
after Blanton had shouted he would
. . i .1.
John Vinters lirannan, AIM. Lloya n imams, tourin irora rgiu,
- i. J mis.
in
iv.uc,k
A nmonn fifth fAm rinht
uu ..ku. -
hold Garner responsible if called a
liar by him. That women shall have the and ronveying property, care civil rights law in relation to Ne wYork city fire commissioner. SdisJfpes, Goats,
At tho outset of n brief speech same rights and privileges under and custody of children and in women. Among those who at-
tended were Mrs. Marks, wife of
Two prominent women who re-
cently joined the ranks of the
of thrifty satis- of thrifty satis-
Mr. Garner said that in this world
there "aro all kinds of liars, the the law as men, not only in the all other respects, is the aim of tho former borough president of National Woman's party are Mrs. 57W
artistic liar, the inartistic liar, and exercise of suffrage, but in free- the National Woman's party. At Manhattan, who is city chair- John Barrymore, wife of the fied customers and plenty them at well known
olf fied customers
tho common liar." dom of contact, choice of resi- a recent meeting at their New man; Mrs. John Winters Bran-na- n, well-know-
n actor, and Mrs. Lydig
Representative Blanton. sitting a dence for voting purposes, jury York headquarters they discussed state chairman, and Mrs. Hoyt, society woman who recent- National Low Prices.
few feet away jumped to his feet Adumsoii, wife of the former ly took up acting.
and exclaimed: "And I will hold service, holding office, holding tho proposed act to amend the
you personally responsible if you
call me a liar."
Mr. Garner Aid not notice the In- virtue of his own family to accumu- children on tho government pay-
roll."
DR. HOWARD RAPER TO
JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER
terruption, but Representative
Summers, also of Texas, Kitting
late wealth or to put himself for- Then, making his charge as to INDiA PROTESTS OPEN DENTAL SCHOOL Over two hundred garments, of the latest "Spring Styles have been
ward from a political standpoint." "debauchery," Mr. Gainer added.
nearby, jumped to his feet and received this week. They must be seen to be appreciated in both
shouted liar at .Mr. ninntnh, at the Pointing to Representative But- "I speak what is in the minds of Dr. Howard R. Barter, expert
came time starting in his direc ler, of Pennsylvania, a veteran all of us from Texas when I say radlodontist, will leave today for a
"on.
It was at this point that the ser-
member cf the house and to Rep-
resentative Garrett, of Tennessee,
that the members of the Texas
delegation hang our heads in shame
OfllTISH FOLIC! lecture tour of tho middle west
and east which will Include the
styles and prices so we inviteyou to call and see them.
geant nt arms rushed in and Blan- the democratic leader, Mr. Garner when Thomas Blanton is referred opening of the n Raper-Simpso-

ton retired. Then there came from said nobodv on earth would ever to ns our colleague. And I speak school of radiodon-ti-
Owing to the Easter rush we have secured
a,

the democratic side of the chamber

a cry of "throw him out." which
was picked up by other democrats
and for a moment there was great
"But I have
s
ay that cither would utter an un-
truth.
mind an indi-
vidual not a man a creature who
in
what Is in the minds of the entire
democratic party. I believe it is
the sentiment of every man here
that wc look upin him as a liabil-
II 1ST AFRICA at St. Louis, lie will be absent
several months.
Dr. Raper will lecture before
SPECIAL additional salespeople and additional help
Dental meeting at
confusion. Mr. Garner waited until
quiet had been restored to proceed
With his speech.
is the commonest, the blKsest liar
that ever spoke a word of Englisha
in this country. I have in mind
ity.
"I regret, Mr. Speaker, that T
cannot speak what is in my mind. Calcutta,
(ltv Tho Antoclattd PrcM.)
April (i. Winston
Churchill's declaration nt a dinner
tho Tri-Sta-

Kansas City on the subject of

"Dental Diagnosis." He will also
give lectures in Indianapolis,
NOTICE for the Alteration Department. This will
insure prompt alterations.
Representative BInnton's speech,man who would put into the But if I could forg-- t the rules of
Rcc.rd, if he had the this house, I would say tha in London and in the house of com- Cleveland und New York City. The
which started the row, dealt with mons that Indian immigration into school of dental
opportunity, anything that would
n
Thomas . Blanton is a dis;;raco to
an address' recently made In Texas E'. BEAUTIFUL DRESSES
;aper-Simpso-

In which be discussed fnmc of the be calculated to make the people I

he house and ought to be kicked Mount Kenya C '.ony, British diagnosis will offer short lecture
of Texas believe you got your food cut." Africa, would not be permitted by courses to graduate dentists. Dr.
thins provided f ' r members of the colonial department has caused Raper was formerly Junior dean of
free in Washington.
congress in the regular office bu ld- - a storm of protest in British Indiu.
mviff, Mini ii iiit-- o "I have in mind a creature who
would go to that same stationery BRONX COCKTAIL .Nationalist leaders in all parts
the Indiana Dental college and is
the author of several books on
With and without capes, made of Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine,
ted to purchase out of each man's of the country are making it plain
room and mako inquiry about ft
stationery allowance of $125. meas-le- y
whisky flask and then askonethetrom su to the government that they will st
radiodontla.
"Krepe Knit," Georgette and Taffetas.
"You cannot defend these
perintendent to Bet him
items of Kraft." he shouted, re- - HAS ITS DAY IN their
any restriction of the rightB of
in Africa. IIFRIl SC IIAFI KU LOSFS. $14.75 to $65.00.
Chicago, April 6. Harold Smith.
n

lernntr also to mileage anowant-e- Philadelphia that he mipht parade The Indian legislative assembly
;
Attacking Blanton as a "creat- it in Texas as an evidence of what
congressmen get."
ARBVCKLE TRIAL at Delhi, after a keen debate, Iuih Chicago bantamweight, tonight won
the referee's decision In a
This includes the Satin Back Cantons.
ure" Mr. Garner declared: Mr. Gar parsed a resolution condemning
six-rou-

"It is a hard thlnr: to say what "This same creature, boxing match with Ilerble Schacfer
in one's mind nbrut an indi- ner went on. " will charge you witn (H.V The .VscM'iidrd TretO
the policy announced by J4r. Of Chicago. Suits in Tweeds, Tricotines, Poiret Twill, etc., at popular prices.
ilhurehiil and declaring that "any
1

vidual. I sav I biv the firm con- nepotism, that he miciht parade his San Krancisco. Calif, April G.
own virtues in Texas and then at Events in today's se.isrons failure in his majesty's African A cape coat or wrap that is sure to please you.
viction that I believe this individ- of the territories to meet the lawful claims
two his

ual creature would debauch the
the same time have
PI LES
of
third trial of Roscon Arbuckle on of Indians for equality of status
a manslaughter charge ranged with all other classes of his majes-
from the closing of the defens'
case to the deseription from tho ty's subjects will be regarded as a
serious violation of the rlghta of
Buy at The National and get the newest and latest save
w'tness stand of tho construction
of a Bronx cocktail. Several wit-
Indians to citizenship." IMmplca, noils, nrlmnrlfn, etc.. quickly
I'HIovi d tiv to $25.00. $10.00
nesses were introduced by the
prosecution for testimony in re-
The assembly requested Its "em-
phatic pretest1' to be sent to the
British cabinet.
BOILENE
or your m.ne.v t.neU. f.uc t elrugptii
A complete line of underwear and hosiery, featuring Van Raalte's
buttal of the defense contention
that a chronic ailment caused the
This action of the assembly was er by mull pestpald.
THE BOIl.ENE CO., Alhuiucrn.ur, N. M
famous silk hosiery.
'vigorously upheld at a public meet
death of Miss Virginia nappe. ing in Madias where Mrs. Annie
The defense announced at the Besant, theoaophist leader, g vehe-onenin-

of the morning seF:i'on mently denounced the doctrine of

GOODS
i

that it had closed Its case. Afier superiority of the white race over
the colored and advocated that
ARMY
a short recess, the nrceeuMon Complete line of Wall Tents
rilled Mrs. Winifred Burklio'der, meetings bo held all over the coun Canvas Folding Cots, Angle
of New York, and then Mrs. Kath-erin- e try in supoit of the Indians In Iron Cots. New and Reclaimed
Fox of Chicago. Both wom- Ki nya. Riding Breeches. Shirts, Shoes
en testified that in long and inti- C. F. Andrews, formerly an Eng-
lish missionary, now a leader of Blankets, etc.
mate acquaintances w'th Miss Army and Navy Store

PEED WAGON
Rappe tlvy had never known her
to be serlouslv ill. Mrs. Burkhold- -
er said that Miss Ranpe had suf
fered a slight illness during a trip
the Indian nationalists, in a speech
r,V,"t,0,sU'd
of
tho Prl,uo!'ei pro- -
"'Jf1immigration into
Kenya and against the segregation
in residential areas. In conclud- -
a R23 Sonlli First Street

.n.rw- -
S WOMEN'S CHIL
"
DRENS" OUTFITTERS C' MILLINERY
" ,,!!

iJuZ
to Elkhart, Ind., while appearing
as a model In n style show pro- yrouijy 403 Wejst Central
duced by Mrs. Burkholder.
Thejr testimony enntrad'otod
an?n CitJ Coal cleaned and M.OSOFF, Manager. Phone 617
that given by Mrs. Virginia War- dominate the world. The Anglo- -' (as all our coal
Saxon race is to have a dominating q tho most APnrnmirnl
iq
More engine power than any other vehicle of ren, Chicago nure, who said she world policy and a donfiiiati ng
had nursed Miss Rappe during re- world power. This Is what I have fuel on the Albuquerque
equal carrying capacity; peated attack of illness, during called the cult of the white em- market. Our coal is all
which the eirl went through pre- pire, the religion of the white race.
ability to travel at passenger car speed; mature childbirth.
Mm. Burkholder said she fre-
"Everywhere In the British col- guaranteed. Phone 333.
pneumatic cord tires; electric lighting p.nd quently went to cafes with Miss
onies In Africa I have found tU'
game, the white empire Ideal, this Coal Departmeent
starting; rational distribution of weight on Rappe and thrt the girl, though fame white race religion. To me
wheels; minimum chassis weight; not in the habit of drinking ex- this arrogance of the white race is GIBSON-FA- W
tensively, would order a bronx detestable. It is It
liberal use of forgings instead of castings; cooktall hefore dinner and a is inhuman. ' PHONE 333
French liqueur afterward. This
"50 oversize" for all important parts; brought the question from flavin The proportion of land to water
McNah, chief defense counsel: upon the earth Is. roughly,
a record unsurpassed among motor vehicles; "How is n bronx made?" to three-fourth- s.
one-four-

a price that represents maximum value; "Of gin and orange juice. I be-
lieve," the. witness responded, "and
Virginia had hers made rnostlv of
these are some of the reasons why the Speed orange Juice, as she did not like
Wagon has revolutionized highway hauling. the taste of gin."

WRANGEL ISLAND
Paulin Motor Car Co., Inc. TO BECOME PART
OF CANADA, RUMOR
217 North Fourth St. Phone 677

W.J- .! fti finr ii t vrrii

km
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Epring Colors over 30 year It Is wholesome and nutritious.
Our bread saves work, saves
fuel, saves wear and tear and
you get better bread. You can
You are sure to find the Styles you want.
We have plenty Conservative Styles for Con- i o
si)
y iy v. 2 BAKING
always get It fresh and know
that It suits you.
servative Men, and for the man who wants
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I
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r
--

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TO DEALF.RS If
hats than the new Thoroughbred and Worth
models for Spring and sell them at any-
and Furnishings for Less than the average both Worth Hatt and where near the price at which you can buy
store. ?f
rh
USE! JAP RICE TThoronghbred Hau
are not told in your these e hats from the Worth or
high-grad-

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EASTER WILL SOON BE HERE (3 Map shows location of W ran gel Ur. i;a,rri hai abKoluie prnor thai
our unuiual dealer

DON'T FAIL TO DRESS UP FOR THE m

Island in relation to Canada, can b heald In all ohmatea
by TUB INHALANT METHOD. Resuila RUGS proposition.

OCCASION.
Alaska and the Pacific coast of
the U. S. Arrow points to
Wrangel Island.
-
are natlon-wld- Fnr fjrther partlculftra
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light RmslbLKH4T(l,
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That Wrangel Island, the far porches,
northern land on which Viljalmar lors, sleeping rooms,
Stefansson planted the British PFEI.S LIKE
A NEW WOMAN etc. The patterns SAINT IOUIS.U.S.A.
flag last summer, will eventually "I as a sufferer from kidney are typical Japan-
be added to the Dominion of Can- trouble for several years," writes ese and. they are
ada is the belief in Canada. It is Mrs. Arthur Demullc, R. F. D. 1, sure to please you
believed that the island was for- Grasmere, N, H '.'and suffered so as much as the un-
mally claimed in tho name of Great much I felt completely lame all , usually low price.
Britain to avoid international com- over, wnee l .jave Dcen taxing
plications. The island lies north Foley Kidney Pills I am not so
and west of Bering Straits and lame. My back ached all the time
and my eyes were all a blur. Now
Alaska. I can see fine and feci like a dif- . star rut CO.

fflM!JfflWEi IMS
114 WEST CENTRAL ferent woman. Since 1 have tnken tv. K m,,
Confirmed criminals never two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills 1
dream, Is the conclusion reached don't have that tired feeling. I can
by a medical research society after do my own work now." They bring
lung lnvestigatlont quick results, gold everywhere!
1
 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1
accepted our checks at par for BANK
mil iWiw years."
The Incident was slmlUr to tha
experience of a Honoluli woman
who attempted to cash in Balti-
more a $25 check on a Hawaiian
CLERK'S WI1 13 .Np" 1ILD
ONCE MEMBE 3 OF GERMAN ROYALTY
WERE'
1 ft WHACKS
NOTED EDUCATORS ARE
AT GENERAL MEETING
OF MORMON CHURCH
The Aftermath
;HEETTB00SII bank. The clerk advise; her not
to try to cash the document on PREPARATION (Bj The Asaoclnted TrcM.)

of Influenza
Salt Lake City, Utah, April 6.
the ground that the 'exchange Threo American educators, not
would be $12 or $13." members ot the Mormon church,
HT1W0I "You know, Hawaiiar currency
has depreciated considetlbly since
the war," he added, sapi ntly,
Another person, residl;g In Kan-
DEFEATDY U. S. attended the opening session of the
ninety-secon- d general conference
of the church here today. They
were Dr. Thomas Nixon Carver,
sas also is ignormt of the This is No. 1 of a serleu of advertisements, prepared by a
Collector of , Internal Rev- fact City, that Hawaii Is not la foreign Sims Voices Request for professor of political economy at
Harvard; Dr. Walter Ernest Clnrk, competent physician, explaining how certain diseases which
country but part of t United attack the air passages such as Pneumonia, Influenza,
enue Sends One Back Be- States, according to a trtter re- 100 Per Cent American president of tho University of Ne- Whooping Cough, Measles or even a long continued Cold
vada, and Dr. Charles A. Lory, leave these an
cause Islands Are "Not ceived by a florist here fho adver- Naval Efficiency; As Trib- president of the Colorado Agricul-
often organs In inflamed, congested state,
tises on the mainland. J tural college, Fort Collins, Colo. thus affordtng a favorable foothold for invading germs.
in United States." "I am a stamp coltctor and ute to Nation's Dead. These men wero speakers at the And how Yicks Yapo-Ru- b may bo of value in this condition.
would like to know whether you Inauguration of President George
(By The Associated PreH.) would send me some Bftmps Used New York, April 6. A united Thomas of the University ot Utah
Honolulu, T. H., April 6. An- In those Islands," the Bansas man held yesterday and remaining in
Your doctor will impress lation thru the skin to draw
wrote. I publlo demand for 100 per cent upon you that following out the inflammation, at-
other misconception Qt the status The florist sent tfo two-ce- American naval efficiency, ready
the city, and went to tho confer-
ence as guests of Dr. John A. recovery from the active tract the blood away from
nt
Of the Hawaiian territory as a part
stamps, with a note tlit had to meet any national emergency,
o the United States came to light been purchased "at tli they Is the most eloquent tribute that
WldtHoe, a, member of the council
ot the twelve apostles and former stage of influenza, there the congested spots and re-
postoffice,
here with the receipt of a Honolulu, Territory jot Hawaii, can be paid the men who sncrl president of Hie Utah university. often remains an inflamed, lieve tho cough. In addition
munlcation by a local hank from wnicn contributed mlBons of flol flced their lives in the world war. They occupied seats on the high
the collector of internal revenue lars in federal lncoml and other Rear Admiral William S. Sims stand with the members of. tho congested condition of the the medicinal ingredients of
at Washington, returning a check taxes to the support o the United told a patriotic gathering tonight. twelve and tit the request of Presi- air passages throat, lar- Vicks are vaporized by the
on the bank, "because, the Hawai- states annually." The occasion was a "remem-
ian islands are not In the United brance meeting," unde the aus-
dent lienor J. Grant, each spoke
briefly, expressing appreciation of
ynx, bronchial tube3 and body heat. These vapors
States." and Sailors tho opportunity and admiration for lungs. are breathed in all night
pices, of the 8oldiers veterans
The commissioner's
quested that "the matter be
letter re- AMERICAN CITZENS club, to honor the of tho Mormon church system of long, thus bringing the med-- ,
Frequently the cough ication
LIVING IN CUBA MUST the European conflict and those community organization. Dr. Car- to bear directly upon
justed Rt once" and called atten- who died in the allied cause. ver spoke specifically of the fact hangs on soreness of the
tion to the fact that a check for PAY U. SJVCOME TAX Criticising as "preparation for that he had often thought the chest persists you take the inflamed areas.
any obligations to the United defeat" in the event of another study of the Mormdh organization
States must be "paid at par." was valuable as a study of process cold easily and there may Vicks should be rubbed
The bank's reply, after comment- (It? The AtMicMed Freu.) war, the proposal In congress to of nation making at close range.t be obstinate catarrh. This in over the throat and chest
Washington, Apr) 6. American cut tho naval personnel of 140,-00- D
ing on the fact that many financial men in half. Admiral Sims condition 13 slow to clear up until the skin is red then
institutions, especially along the citizens living in Cuba and South called upon citizens "as a duty HALF SISTER OF MRS.
Atlantic coast, have attempted to American countries must pay taxes
to these gallant men," to notify
and if neglected may favor spread on thickly and cover
charxe as hlKh as 10 per cent ex- to the United Stat' on income de the development of pneu- with hot flannel cloths.
change on checks payable in this rived from source?) within foreign Mrs. Oscar Hohenzollern and son. representatives in Washington of 0BENCHAIN ARRESTED
territory on the ground that Ha- their conviction that naval as ON LARCENY CHARGE monia, or later on, serious Leave the clothing loose
waii is "a foreign country." Mrs. Oscar Hohenzollern and her baby, wife and son ot an obsenre well as military forces should be disease of the lungs.
ment Issued tonighf by the interna'. bank clerk of around the neck and the
"When we have pointed out that revenue bureau. I However, the Potsdam, Germany, up to November, 1918, was the wife kept "at all times adequately
Hawaii became a part of the Unit- statement added, there it appears of Frince Oscar, fifth ion of Raise? Wilhelm. Now the er
is prepared for national defense." Los
(Br The AnHnnl(iil Such cases should con- bed clothes arranged in the
ed States by net of congress In the that a naturalized citizen has re- a wood choDDer and his son a desk. "Doubtless," he said, "congress t Miss Angeles, Calif., April 6.
of tinue under the care of their form of a funnel so that the
year 1898, they have usually been established a pernanent residence believes that the crippling reduc- .Mrs. Glenys Smart, r half-siste-

willing to cash said checks ati in his native coui.try, he Is held to tions they propose in personnel arrestedMadalynno Obenchain, was physician should exercise vapors arising may be free-
here late today on a com-
par," the letter said, adding that have forfeited his American citi EMPLOYMENT TOTALS Jones, director-gener- of the em- meet with your approval; that plaint
charging grand larceny, Mrs. moderately in the open air ly inhaled. If the cough is
the war risk insurance bureau and zenship, and will not be liable for ployment service, In a statement they are carrying out your will. Obenchain is in Jail awaiting trial eat plenty of wholesome annoying, swallow a small
the alien property custodian "have American taxes. SHOW 2.5 PER CENT "Business will not come back with They cannot think otherwlso It on a charge ot murdering her food avoid overwork and bit of Vicks the size of a
INCREASE IN MARCH a Jump, but every Indication points you do nothing." sweetheart, J. Belton Kennedy.
to a general progressive movement. Admiral Sims pointed to "de- P. W. Douglas swore out th. sudden chills. pea.
ficiencies of our forces and costly complaint.

tok
lie declared Miss
(Br The Associated Prmi.) The coal situation may check em- mistakes of the navy depart- Smart took several hundred dollars Nightly applications of Samples will be sent frea
DqjjffiuFeel Like Going ?
Washington, April 6. Increased ployment In certain lines, Interrupt ment" at the outbreak of and from him while they were on their Vicks VapoRub may help
employment ranging up to 28 per ing a steady, healthy swing heading
cent over the preceding month was to normal conditions. However
during the world war, as an ex- way to Sun Diego, whore they
to bo married, and declin- nature to complete the pro- to new users on request to
ample by which the nation planned
fin fo vmir work witfi'ft itnnn in
"p Y
VAtir" v- - in
reported today to the employment timisticis a general
there pronounced op-
that warrants the
should profit in the future. ed to return it. The trip to San cess, of repair. Because the Vick Chemical Com-
Vicks acts locally by stimu pany, Greensboro, N. C.
una vuux u uui uquiu vjcs nu ui mat munung service of the department of labor statementfeeling that April will show in- Describing as "epoch making In Diego was broken off.
rroucn. You toel c neaaacny. grumpy ana unison from e of sixty-fiv- e
forty-thre-
rep- creased activity other than in coa! its contribution to human prog-
because your liver or stomach is out of order. ' resentative cities for the month and cotton textiles." ress," the Washington conference
ending March 31. The automotive Reports from 231 of the principal which established the ratio
CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS and allied Industries, Iron and steel Industrial
and their produots, and lumber active centers, "indicated an
program for an In-
between tho sea forces' of Great
Britain, the United States and
Rats in tho Cellar
will rouse your liver: ckoneo and sweeten
stomach and put your whole
headed the trades showing Im- creasedbuilding
proved activity. The net Increases
ratio of new residences." Japan, the admiral 'declared, in Mice the Pantry
however, that the reduction in Cockroaches In the Kitchen
system in tune again. for tha country, figured on reports personnel now proposed in con-
from 1,428 firms, was 2.5 per cent. anBoy, page W. H. Wnlton. There's CITY DELIVERY
one or two CHAMBERLAIN'S invitation for him on page i. gress, under which only half the than What can be more disagreeable OF THE JOURNAL
ryour tonight. You'll get up in the
with an appetite tor breakfast
Many of the twenty-tw- o
porting decreases were in the New
cities re- fleet could be fully manned,
would establish a ratio of
a home infested with pests?
Destroy them with Stearns' Electric Every paper for subscribers in the city of Albunuerqae
EnRland states, their reports re- 2
So far as relative fighting Kat and Eoach Paste, the standard should be delivered not later than 7:00 a. m. weekdays and P'
the feeling that you are going to do a flecting the results of the textile 9 a. m. sunaays.
strikes now in progress. Leather efficiency in concerned, he add- exterminator for more than forty-thre- e 'j i
chemicals and food products also Millions Every Year End ed, it would amount to years.
TRY TIIEM BUY THEM Admiral Rims voiced the hope Kill rats, mice, cockroaches If any subscriber falls to receive his paper properly, a vl'i
.
employed fewer workers In March Stomach Trouble nVinrtA nail hnfnr. O.ll ,,rtll - I V.1
A generous (ample 25 cents at all than in February. By Taking
that the "dreadful experience of watcrbugs or anta in a Bint'hj night MUSSENKEIl
. on request . J Denver led the reporting cities the world war will lead eventually Docs not blow away like powders;
druggists' PHONES X 1J or
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE COMPANY
DES MOfNBS, IOWA "
with an Increase in employment In
March of 28.2 per cent, and Seat-
tle, was third with 11.8 per cent
TAN LAC
28.000.000 Bottles Sold
to International agreements that ready for use; better, than traps.
will Insure perpetual peace." Directions in 15 languages in every
box. THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
"Industry took up considerable There is an Invitation on paRo 4 2 oz, size 35c. IS oz. size, ? 1.50
slack in March," said Francis I. for Carl c. Magi-e- . Ho there, Carl. Money Back If It Fails

MWfejur wyitw?AwM,4w mail in, n

1 fi--i
EVERITTS JEWELRY STORE WAS STAMPEDED!!!

CROWDED? JAMMED TO THE DOORS! MOST DARING JEWELRY SALE EVER AT

YES!
TEMPTED IN THIS STATE OPENED YESTERDAY MORNING TO A CROWD OF ANXIOUS BUYERS,
wtiu dlulillu int. uuuti anu muzwalh. ivmtl bhbl I tit. MICK TAGS TELL THE STORY $
5 am; 3
'
26 pes. Community Guaranteed Alarm Genuine Eversharp Ladies' Wrist Waldemar Watch Solid Gold Baby I Iced tea or lemonade Sterling Silver Rhine
Silverware with Ma- Clocks, regular $2.00 Chains, guaranteed sets, 6 tumblers and stone Bar Pins, reg.
Pencils with - extra Watches, 15 jewel, j 8
Rings, regular $1.50 1
hogany chest, regular $25 regular $5.00 values. holders, reg. $15 val. $3.50 value.
values - -
95c leads, while HQkn Guaranteed 20-y- r.

OIJ 7P
cases, j 9
values. ClQi Ej I Your Off
Re8. 35 val.
$1.65
(T-
Sale price , .
Sale price,., 51JL.iD
b3
they last . . . 7v Sale price.. XLXiO
j
j Price . . . I Sale price .. Uti Price . . . $4.98 choice . . tPJLoOO

HURRY, FOLKS, HURRY! STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS HOT! JlfHldl ,""
IT'if-Lj"-L- "'
BS353 am ' ergs
M m
Ladies' Solid Gold . RAILROAD MEN, Indestructible Pearl FRENCH IVORY AT Buy Diamonds Now I Eg Pickard gold inlaid Sterling and Plated Guaranteed Watches
ATTENTION HALF PRICE Silverware. Our
Rings set with beaut- Necklaces at Price Here is your chance to band painted china; e en-ar-

iful
25 per cent off on all
railroad watches, How. Here is your oppor- stock to be closed regular $2.50 values.
pearls; regular 1B
We carry a Terr select buy a diamond at actual our entire stock at
values. (UQ ftp ards, Hamlltons, Illinois, line and ont they eo at tunity to stock up wholesale cost. Call in out at 25 to 50 Only a QO
Sale price.... DuO0 stc, Included. Bo Buy Now ONE-HA- PRICE. with French Ivory. and be convinced. 33 1--
3 off. off. few at".... 70L

The Entire Store Is Ablaze With Red Hot Bargains. The Way We Have Slaughtered Prices Is a Crime!
FORTY YEARS OF RELIABLE BUSINESS DEALING IS OUR GUARANTEE
THE TALK OF THE TOWn THIS IS NOT AN AUCTION SALE 1
But a real honest to God sale,
W w where you can come, and take
It's in the air Everywhere! I

Big Jewelry Sale has taken -

Ever-itt'- s
Established
U A
II) J I I
Vfi
Incorporated your time, select high grade mer-
chandise, at almost y give-awa-
the entire community by storm. 1883
Here's your chance to tiuy your prices, from a concern that is hold-
ing its first sale in forty years of
graduation and wedding gifts at
less than wholesale.
205 West Central Avenue. Albuquerque, New Mexico reliable business 'dealers in
'
7 MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
ALBUQUERQUE'S OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE JEWELERS WITH A REPUTATION THAT CANNOT BE EQUALLED

STORE OPEN EVENINGS (Copyright b MARKER SALES COM PANT.

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Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' . April 7, 1922

tlon of the Polish states rests no longer on resist- Souther Railway 23

WAITING UNTIL THERE IS A CRISIS
Rlbuquerque Morning Journal
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
ance to outside aggression, but on Polish statecraft
as it adopts good government.
Studeba i?r Corporation
Texas Clnpany
Tobacco products
....us
44
6
Class ified Ais
The summons of today is for practical achieve- Union liclflo I3i
Published By
JOURNAL PUBLISHING COM PANT ments. These may be attained most speedily by United Mites Steel 97 ORRIApartmi
CARL C. MAGEE.
President.
D. A. MACPHERSON...
D, A. MACPHERSON.
.Business Manager
Secretary.
practical leaders, whose idealism is tempered by
long patience with the fluctuating publlo sentiment
and equal patience in unraveling the Innumerable
'sB. v a 1 Utah Coiner
lorclm Exchange.
65 t;OH''"''7uN'rhr
inralorii.
Poll JlENT
1011 North Vint.
Three modern roomi, 1
I

ntdhtd tor light housekeeping. 4L'4 W.

J
.

New Yfrk. Anril 6. Foreign ex Snnta Fe.

CARL C. MAGEE ...Edi'or-in-Chl- ef
problems Involved in international relations as well change b ady. Great Britain de- Full KKNT Jtuom and ileepiug porch,
C. J. ANDERSON
REPRESENTATIVES
Marquette Bids., Chicago, 111
RALPH R. MULLIGAN... 48 E. 42d St., New lork
as domestic order and prosperity the world over.
Paderewskl is first of all an artist. Even with
mand, 34
8;
cables $4.39; sixty-da- y
bills n banks, 34.35. France
furnished; no children. Call at 730 Cast
Santa Fe.
demand, .10; cables. 9.11. Italy Foil KKN'l Three roumi, partly fur- -
Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postofflce his piano kindling wood he remains the artist. He demand, .24; cables, 6.24. Bel-glu- m niMhoil with bath. SDR Nnrlh hu.nrn
of Albuquerque, N. M.. under act of Congress of cannot help that. Indeed It Is his glory, the sign den nd, 8.41; cables. 8.42. phono ti37-- J.

March 17. 1879. of his particular genius. His fame should be con Germany demand,
.32. I Dlland demand, 87.64;
.32;
cables, IfOH HENT Two curnianea room, for
light hauickeeplng; tdultij no tc!u
TERMS OB" SUBSCRIPTION tent, and it Is a question whether the harassing Itt Puuth Second.
Dally, by carrier or by mall, one month, 85c;
cables, 31.67. Norway demand, FOK KENT furnlehed houiie,
.uu. experience of responsible publlo life would enhance 18.10. Swffen demand, 26.02. Den- Two-roo-

yearly, in advance, his greatness or his happiness, as surely his off! mark denind. 21.17, Switzerland Central. modern, f 15; water paid. 1601 Eat
410 North Sixth.
"The Morning Journal has a higher circulation demand. 19.43. Inquire
cial experience at Paris much have taught him. Spain demand, RENT Fo ir rooma and sleeping
rating than Is accorded to any other paper in New The great pianist deserves an honorable twl' 16.40. Grlsce demand. 4.32. Po FOR porch, furnished for housekeeping.
Mexico." The American Newspaper
The only paper In New Mexico issued every day
Directory.
light in which his genius may continue to illuminate
land demlnd, .02.
demnhd. 1.88. Argentine de FOK RENT Two and
Czecho-Slo-vak-
518 South Edith, phnna 1489--
three-roo-
fur-
in me year. the cultural capacity of his art. mand, 84.71 Brazil demand, 13.65 nished housekeeping apartments. Al-
MV.MRKH OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Montreal, 91 buquerque Hotel, Z16S6 North Second.
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to FOR RENT Steam heated apartment".
the use, for of all news credited to Methuselah lived for mors than 900 years. There York Metals. In Park View court. ')0t East 61 Ivor.
Call J. A. Hammond, phone 152S--
it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also were no automobiles on the streets in those days. New Yo: . April 6. Copper
-
the local news published herein. Easy. Elec lvtlc spot and neai- FOH RENT Small furnished and larg

FRIDAY ......April 7, 1923 UNCLE SAM'S GOLD PILE.

by. 121
!4c; later, 12
Tin East . spot ana nearby,
13c. unfurnished apartment; rteara heat an
hot water. 1211 West Roma, phont 490-- i
FOlt RENT Furnished apartment, ou
$29.87; futu s, $29.60. side, three rooma and private bat
Iron Steal y, uncnangeo.
THE WAY TO WIN. Directors of ths United States mints have
changed and with them ths custody of $3,600,000,-00- 0
Lead Stei Snot. 84.su
Zinc Fin r. East St. Louis de- -
A verlM
ss. FOR KENT n.
apartments, ?08t4 North Secon'
furnlaht Three-roo-

apartment, sleeping porch, aouth ar.

When an election Is over It Is usually the wisest of gold. The metal represents a third of the livery, spot 90. east exposure; light and water furnish
Antimony- pot, $4.60.
169-- 1:5. Phone
course to write "finis" and close the book. How- world's supply and as the news writers in Washing- FOIl RENT One large and one ama. !

ever, there are a few deductions to be made with ton say, it Is a fortune that puts to shame the wealth New lork Money. ana-- , man, hnl.1.u1 .nmnl.,.l- -
Call money housekeeping. Crane Apartments,
profit from the results of Tuesday's election. Let of Midas Croeses or any other fabulous wealth in New York, lprll .

Firm. High! offered at and last j"rii oevenin. pnone on.

them be made in an impersonal way and the mat- the world's history. i
iuo.ii w " rate
v, inw . rullnff
Malt, FOR KENT Desirable furnished apal
It is Impossible for the average person to vis- yvi
ter. dropped.' and closing bid 4 per cent; call glassed-l- n
sleeping por-- h, 1018 West Cen- -
People should not fail to catch the lesson that ualize this tremendous heap of precious metal. The loans against acceptances, n qi, ,
iujd-w- mornings.
"money" does not occupy an Impregnable position thoughtless will regard it as evidence of America's cent. FOR HENT April' 1. four-roo-
lnodcra
Time loans-tea- Sixty ad
In any community. There Is a tendency in the minds
dy.
stupendous leadership in finance and yet Its own- 90 days and sic momha. 4 per ture; steam host; no sick, or children, at
of people to concede too much power to "big bus- ership is not an unmixed blessing. It 1s partly be- cent; prime mercantile paper, 4a
619 North Fourth or Inquire 114 West
Onld.
iness." It has its power very largely because that cause the United States owns a third of the world's to 4 per cent WILL LEASE To purchaser of all or
power is so conceded. On Tuesday 'the people gold supply that business is dull and International
T.llirpftr TtomlX part of furniture, elegant apartment In
denied that It had power to control them and imme- trade prostrated. lowlands, four rooms, bath,, sleeping
New York, APr" 6 wberty porch, steam beat, hat water. Phone
diately that power was gone. Here is another illustration of the worthlessness bonds Closed: $99.18; first 4s, 1I25--
3s.
Fear has too long been a dominant factor with of money unless it is working. A miser may get $99.04; second 4s blank; first 4b, FOR RENT unfurnished Four-roo-

the people of New Mexico. They have conceded some sort of satisfaction from draining his dollars $99.68; second 4.is, $99.40; third conveniences.
apartment on first floor; all modern
their helplessness and so have been helpless. Claim- through his fingers, but hoarded wealth has no 4s, 3s,$99.62; fourth $99.44: 4s.
Phone Sundays and
Harden Apartment
s,

ing the right to rule, the people have it. other value than the miser's hideous mirth. Money Victory
$100.92.
flOfl.05; Victory
1803--
West Central. 4s,
1S1I

FOR HENT A very desirable three-roo-

The native civilization of New Mexico Is four to be efficient must be in motion. moitern furnish .mrim.ni.
hundred years old. It, came from Spain with the America would be infinitely better off from a GRAIN orlvate bath. Biassed aleenlnr nnroh.
hard wood floors, etc 1123 West Cen
conquerors. A group of Dons brought with them trade standpoint if it had less than $3,600,000,000 In tral, pnone j.

their peons and set up their old Spanish system gold. Ii has about all it can get, more than It Chicago Botrd of Trade.
here. Many of these Dons were strong men some wants. It would prefer if through legitimate busi- Chicago, April 6. Wheat aver-
of noble blood. These men ruled with a haughty ness transactions it could distribute it. That would aged higher in price today owing
spirit and an Iron hand. They treated their hench- make factories hum and ships plough the deep. As in,.r nr la
to unfavorable crop
reports from the southwest and to
men with kindness while they were loyal and sub- it is, it burdens rather than buoys business. sameness or quotations ai i"-poo- l.
missive and crushed them at the slightest insub- The closing here was unset-ti--
at v. tA net eain. with
ordination. Such methods became. the custom of Good Intentions must be converted into actions to $1.30 and July
May $1.80
the country. before they swell the bank account. $1.18 to $1.19. Corn finished
The great Dons are gone. Only feeble descend- n 1 li r hiirhnr. natfl uu to
ants attempt the roles of these great men. But the c-,,- r.rnvtainnn varvins: from un
haughty and arbitrary spirit Is still alive in many
WHAT IS TRUTH changed figures to 12c decline.
FOR RENT Furnished apartments, con-
venient to sanatorlums; four rooms,
glassed-l- n sleeping porchea, gas; on East
Central car line. Call 1321 East Central,
or see MeMllllon a Wrmd fthone 948.
AT THE WASHINGTON, 00 J West Cen-
tral. Here's the chance rou have ueen
ri
looking for: newly furnished medlunt
sized front Inquire at apart-
ment No. 1 3. P. Enkln. Proprietor.
FOR RENT Large unfurnished apart-
c
ment, four rooms and bath, telephone,
U
lights and water Included; must see to
appreciate, 130. One block from car.
910 North Eleventh, phone 1605--

According to a prominent eipwi FOR RENT Two, fine two-roo- fur-

of them. The submissive spirit among the rank and Most of us today can sympathize with the old the winter wheat crop southwest is nished apartments, for houaekeeplng,
file of the native people, has been inherited. A few --
....il ,m Into and likely tO complete and clean; one block from poat- -
pagan, Pilate, who asked, "What Is truth?" office, two from depot and one from Cen
rule the many among these people; often in a show rapid deterioration it the irnl avenue; very reasonable. I30W
elfish and arrogant fashion. Perhaps there were no professional propagand- weather in May proves as ary West Gold.
ists in Pilate's time, as there are today, but he had usual. With such an opinion re-
'Many among the early "Anglo" business men heard many conflicting statements as to a matter ceiving general attention and with WANTED Position
caught the spirit and methods of the Dons and that interested him and he was sorely perplexed. the Liverpool market failingonto this re-
COLORED hand laundry. East Coal,
used them with ruthlessness on their less prosper-ou- r flect yesterday's weakness phone 1606--
Professional propagandist.) In recent years have --m. ,h Atinntin the market WANTED washing and Ironing, ay ths
neighbors. The ancient spirit of the Dons be- befuddled the public as to a good many things of eyes," warned the muskrat lady, here tended upward at the opening flay, pnone I69S--
came the spirit of the financial system which grew and displayed evident power In-to
up. To ruthlessly crush all opposition became the
more or less vital concern. Every newspaper office
is flooded with literature, both pro and con, on a
Bedtitm Stories and Baby Bunty was careful.
Nurse Jane and Baby Bunty
THE MARKETS rally from subsequent Breaks.
here,
WANTED
1343--
Work by the hour. Phoae
after 6 p. m.
accepted method in big business and politics. It has soon had picked all the winter- creasing storage of wheatsetback WANTED Washing and Ironing, by the
variety of subjects. For Little Ones green leaves they wanted, and a however, led to a decided dozen or piece. Call 1T08-- J.
continued thus until now.
Such methods will no longer be tolerated. This Conflicting interests, contending forces, are at
work in all countries, and each side gives out its By Howard B. Curls
little later theywere on their way
back to the hollow stump bunga-
v

lb Assn. In led
' at one time in the price of May de
livery,. whichTnlv. went to aoum j
WANTED Washing and Ironing to take
hoi..e; ill work (i -- rsnteed. Phone
Will. nvr WW, with IB
(By iress.) nmnnred 1800--
lection demonstrated that fact. With the power own version of affalra The average man does not
low. There the leaves were placed ' week. MAN COOK wants position; hotel, reeort
combine behind them; with Copyright. 1921, by MeClure in a bowl and with the potato cents over earlier in the
of the politico-financi-
al

.unlimited money; with all the politicians of the old

know wliicli is true, and perhaps he has not been Newspaper Syndicate. masher Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy crushed FINANCIAL Estimates were current tnai Eng- or camp, anywhere. George McCarty,
304 South Second.
"school and with the "slave drivers," they were unu-bl- e given the truth at all. out some of the strong, smarty, land would take 1,500,000 bushels WANTED By colored lady, houaeworli
Is it any wonder that as he finishes reading the UNCLE 'WIGG1LY AD THE burny to wintcrsreen oil. which is Wall Street. of Canadian wheat weekly for the by the hour or day. Good worker.
to win again an organization of the ordinary Vl' TERM KEEN. .good rub on rheumatism pains. jN'ew York, April 6. Trading on next sixteen weeks. There was talk Address M. J., care Journal.
citizens who love liberty and Justice. morning or evening paper he asks, like Pilate of old, "Now we'll soon have you well the stock exchange today assumed also that Germany had about com- WANTED Work with private family, as
Business should be protected and encouraged.
"What Is truth?" "Ouch! Goodness Fakes! Oh, enough so you can hop out in the the vast dimensions of the hectic pleted a large credit in Argentina chauffeur and yard man; references,
dear!" cried Uncle Wiggily, In his voods looking for adventures," days of the world w'ar. Sales at to purchase grain and meat. by young colored man. Phone 1608-- J.
Everything possible should be done to aid It, which Raid Nurse Jane, as she got ready extreme gains of one to six points m.i wam lareelv re OFFICES CLEANED DAILY Janitof
Many a man builds air castles who should be hollow stump bungalow one
morn- value
does not Infringe on the rights of soma one else. to rub Eome of the oil on Uncle aggregated 1,675,000 shares. sponsible for upturns In the services, house cleaning (with vacuum),
floors polished; referencea Phone 813--
No one who is sane could contemplate annoying or patching the roof of his dwelling.
ing. Wiggily's leg. "You'll , soon have Over seventy issues scored highest of corn ana oais.
fait amnunt
oco.Mwa ap
oppressing ths business interests. But "big busi-
"Whatever In the world is the an adventure." ,
matter?" asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy quotations of the year and in many j thai DOtil Of VERSATILE young college graduat'
electrical construct;
"Yes, sooner than he expects!" instances for two more years were corn and oats had been disposed twenty-xou- r,
building, experienced hardware, pal
ness" must recognize that the government is not Wuzzy, the muskrat lady house suddenly cried a most unpleasant of for export.
for Its sole benefit. It must take a legitimate part VERSlS'OF TODAY keeper, hurrying In from- - the voice, and in through the window
established virtually all classes of
stocks were carried forward by the Provisions lacKea auppun u- -
advertising and sales promotion.
dress R. C., care Journal.
in publlo matters without an effort to override other kitchen, where she was getting crawled the bad old Skillery Seal-lor- y movement, which probably com- i,. i,iffh., rtiintnllona on hogs. CARPENTERING
SOXG TO THE LOST O.VES. ready to pew some lace trimming Alligator. "You're going to prehended the largest number of Smallness of provision shipments
Interests. The old, dictatorial, "smashing" system on Uncle Wiggily's breakfast es
have an adventure right now!"
pun-cak-
separate Issues ever traded in at from here compared with a year PETTIFORD THE ODD JOB 1IAX
must be abandoned. "Big business" is not so en- or whatever you do to cried the 'Gator. "I'm going to thiB center. - ago was a weakening factor. All kinds of work. Phone 167J--
Soft thy feet on the floor of the desert. pancakes; I don t know exactly. rub you hard with my rough
trenched that It can do as It pleases. in me mgnc "What is the matter?" asked Miss and then I'll nibble your ears!" tail
The same causes which gave mo- Closing prices: WANTED Odd Jobs carpinterlng. bouse
Labor failed in the recall. It was proven that Running mentum to the markets of the past Wheat May, $1.30', July. painting and repairing, at reasonable
Fuzzy Wuzzy. few weeks wer M8- ...... prices pnone 146H--
It could not command the necessary votes to take Desperate and breathless. "Matter enough!" sighed the
I
"Oh, will you?" cried Baby again the con- -

charge of the city. When it abandoned the idea of

.

Blood on the sands of the desert drying,

bunny gentleman.
rheumatism bo hard this morning
"I have the Bunty. "Well, first see how you trolling factors, namely, cumula-
tive signs of financial, industrial
Corn
Oats
May,
May 86 6c;c; July,
juiy. 89 c.
PAINTING and kalsomlnlng done; wall-
paper cleaned; roofa repaired; prtoes
reasonable. Phone 865-- or 1SIB--
defeating the "business Interests" and took its Drops of blood on thn tint nnil rlrvi-.o- . that I can't go out hopping and commercial revival. These are Pork May. $19.76.
PAINTINC, paper banging c;nj catsom-Inln- g;
most clearly expressed by the keen Lard May. $10.96; JuUt, $11.20.
stand on the safe ground of equality of opportun- Blood from the veins of my beloved around for an adventure!" $11.30; July. $10.60.
all wo-- quaranteed. U W,
ity and the square deal, enough good people Joined
It to establish such a theory of government.
out on me desert. ' "That surely is too bad!" ex
claimed Nurse Jane. "I'll give you
inquiry for new underwritings, do-
mestic and foreign; steady expan-
sion of iron and steel at higher
Ribs May. Owens, 4C South Edith, phone 1844--
WE DO ODD JOB carpentering and

Ths people will resent domination and control

Soft in the night the rustle of corn leaves
Young men in the cities pouring.
a little hot carrot coffee and per-
prices and marked gains shown by
LIVESTOCK house building, reasonable; Investigated
o - low prlcea; estimate free. Phone
haps that may make you feel railroad earnings. . , 3S98-- J. F Kl ken. 8'" Tale street.
by any class, whether capital or labor. The weight Blood from the veins of young men pouring into
Steels, mdtors, equipments and I WANT
)uu to Investigate my low prices
of publlo opinion will swing to the side of the op- the cities, "Thank you," saJd Uncle Wl- - Chicago. on any kind nf s building proposition
oils, more or less In the order Chlcasro. April 6. Cattle Re
Sherwood Anderson. glly, "Please do!" you have In view. A. E. Palmer, Tunga
pressed in order to curb whomever becomes so strong The hot carrot coffee made him named, were the conspicuous fea- ceipts 11,000. Beef steers slow, low Builder, box 41. cltr. phime I7M-W- .
that he can impose upon others. feel somewhat easier, but when he tures of the day, but rails, ship- about steady. Top yearlings. $9.25; BUILDING, alterations, repairing, large
Labor has disavowed any attempt to dictate to tried hopping around the bunga- pings, chemicals, leathers, textiles, best early, $8.86; bulk,
heavies jnns or small: wir. ty contract or cy
the city government, "Big business" must reach
CRISP PARAGRAPHS low, even with his red, white and tobaccos and utilities helped to 1 7 5Kmi s Kd! ah stock weak: bulls ths day; reasonable prices; wnrk guar-
blue striped rheumatism crutch, swell the enormous turnover. strong; bulk bolognas, $4.25 4.40; anteed; estimates free. Call ITti-- B.
the same conclusion. Then such will receive all he was in such pain that he said Selling for profits, such as In- hMAIns KOn Inner on veal calVSS. E. JohnLon, Me .t hn.
that It Is entitled to have. ITS PERSONAL, NOT POLITICAL. "Ouch!" seven and a half times. evitably accompanies such a sweep- s
few-sale- to outsiders, $9.009.26; MONEY TO LOAN
Antagonisms should cease. Negotiation should
The residential evtlf urnr th ni nr,i "This will never do!" cried ing advance, made a pronounced packers bidding $8.uo aown; biock-er- s WE HA VE jl.OOO' and' 12.000 to loan on
take Its place and should be the result.
which Warren G. Harding can be accused of Nurse Jane. "I can't have you in Impression upon prices in the last and feeders steady. good first McMllllon
Washington Star. hour, the realizing movement be- 52 000. Market mortgages.
Another lesson from this election is that the pur- pain this way, Uncle Wiggily. I'm to 10c higher Wood.
0 West Gold.
going to get Dr. Possum." ing attended by an advance in call fairly active, steady MONEY TO LOAN On watches,
chasable rote is a negative factor in Albuquerque. LESSER OF TWO EVILS. "Well, perhaps you had better." money from 4 4 to 5 per cent. than yesterday s average, mosuy oc
guns and everything valuaole,
United States Steel closed at a higher: big packers holding back; Mr. B Marcus. 318 gmith Firm.
A considerable sum of money was used in the elec- A aroernmnt Im npp.n rv i, n.. - agreed the bunny gentleman, so
run a government, but it would cost more not to off hopped Nurse Jane, tying her slight loss and the other steels and top, $10.80; bulk. $10.2010.70; diamonds, watches!
tion in an effort to win, The effort failed. Publlo related Issues suffered correspond- nlcs strong to loo nigner: nuw
MONET TO LOAN

opinion is more and more discountenancing such iuu vuo. iiun;s nunsia. sasnviue iennessean. long tail up In a pink bow of rib-
desirable 100 to
and go'ri Jewelry: liberal reliable, con-
fidential Gottlieb Jewelrv Co- - 105 N 1st
V V w bon, so it wouldn't drag in the ingly.
methods. They will succeed less and less. On the other hand. oils, espec- in AA Hi 1 A EA
Market CONFIDENTIAL
going to have "an,
April shower-mu- d loans on jewelry, dia-
SCHRECKLICHKEIT. puddles. Youra ei.n
The old theory was that the "Mexican vote" is Tn th. avent MW .... ... ... ... so uncle Wiggily has the rheu
matism worse than usual has he?"! adveature.
ially Mexican and
Petroleums. Market Street Railway
11 AAA.
Ran-lnt.
monds welches. Liberty bonds, plan
slow, little done early;, bidding gen- automobiles. Lowest rate. Rnthman't
purchasable. On Tuesday we saw good, clean Span- detachment of our home brew artists among the asked Dr.
enemy with a good supply of their wares. Osborne, Jane reachedPossum, when NurBe rijgkt.ncwl' preferred and prior preferred, erally 26c to 50c lower; few sales HT South First
Mm 4Ra !aai Phnlr 'hft.ndv WOOled
Bonded t th atste.
ish boys working hard without compensation, be- his office in a hol like this?" With that she caught United Railways Investment and "LOST AND FOUND"
cause they believed in their cause. They earned Kane., Farmer. low tree. "Well. I'll come and up the potato masher that Nurse several of the rails, notably Read- lambs, $16.00: good strong weight 'bull dug. Ovuer ca!i
ing and Texas & Pacific, rose to
FOtlND-Youn-

the admiration of every one. They could not be
reached with money. These men have made a new
place for themselves among their fellows. The ig-
norant among the native vote were partially open
to control through money. Their own people must
teach them that they can be nobody and can never
achieve their destiny until their votes are cast on
the merits of the issue. If five dollars will buy their
vote, politicians need to worry only about where to
get the five dollars with which to buy them. No
one need to give thought to a publlo policy which
will help them or win their approval.
costly act of which a man or woman can be guilty,
WHERE TO USE THE. KNIFE. cure him." Jane had used to crush the win- shorn iambs, iu.uo sortea. 143Z--
And when the animal doctor had tergreen leaves. Some drops of the day's highest figures.
TtprltirMnn.. nf. thn mrmv-
j
na ni... wuu ur two looked
pum,
.
at the bunny gentleman's the strong, smarty, burny oil were The very irregular course of for- Denver. LOST Black leather purse, containing
little problems hers and there, but cutting down money and State bank deposit book;,
the membership and privileges of congress would tongue ana Dr. watched his pink nose on the masher, and Baby Bunty eign exchanges, to which Italian Denver, April Re-
rewarq u remrnen to iu Harvard.
solve a lot mors. Kansas City Star. twinkling, Possum said: scattered these drops of oil in the and German rates were the only ceipts 900. Market steady. Beef- LOST Sterling silver Eversharp pencil!
"What, you need is some hot. eyes of the .'Gator. ; trlklnir excemMons was ascribed steers, $6.00 7.40; cows and helf- with Helen Alepach engraved, near
burny wintergreen oil." "Oh, wow! Oh, wow!" howled In large part to the demand made ra I5.00ffl7.26: calves. 5.UUCT Central eclinol. phone 103, reward.
"Goodness mo!" exclaimed Uncle the bad chap. "I can't see! My by England on her allies tor inter- 11.50; bulls, $2.50 4.00; stockcrs
EDITORIAL OF THE DAY Wiggily. "Do you want me to eyes! How they burnl I can't see est payments on war loans. Eastern and feeders. 16.00 ffp 7. no.
LOST SmaH glirlnera pin. between Wo-m- en
and Chlldrens' hospital and Seo- -
drink that hot, burny wintergreen to nibble Uncle Wiggily's ears!" Europeanof rates were firm on the Sheep Receipts 4.900. Market and and Central; return to A. M., Journal
success the - Czecho Slovaklan office: reward.
our Then, holding his e paws to his steaily, later lower. Lambs, $14.00
RESPECT FOR THE LAW. "Oh, no!',' answered Dr. Possum. eyes, out of the window flopped loan and the Greek quotation was 15.2B; wethers, $10.00 10.40; PERSON A i
"But have Nurse Jane go out in the bad chap, crawling away to not affected by adverse rinanciai ewes, $9.0009.75.
(From the Milwaukee Sentinel.) the woods and gather some fresh bathe his burning eyes In water. reports from that country. marked In the PETECTT7EnN?Trpynne3
A wise message, and one worth thinking about, leaves. They are lust- So he didn't hurt the bunny after South American group, Kansas City. MF.N'8 HAIRCUT, 60c; children, 86o, at
The most wintergreen -
was delivered by President Harding In his address about coming up out .of the weakness was shown by Argentine Kansas Citv. 'Anril 6. Cattl- e- ...I m'mhb, mono suon-- j.
to Washington church people a few days ago, when now. when you have the ground all, and when Nurse Jane and gold and paper rates.. Receipts 8,200. Beef steers steady BABIES AND CHILDREN" given moth- -
he pointed out to them the growing disregard for Mirse Jane, crush them In aleaves, Baby Bunty rubbed the winter- er'e care evenings: reasonable charge, s

is to sell his vote. To support what Is right and to bowl oil on the legs of Mr. Long- Closing prices: to weak. Top heavies, $8.30; mixed
law and the necessity for a return to the old fash with your potato masher. This will green American Beet Sugar .. 72 yearlings, $8.15; canners ana cut'
Apply 1416 SoiithEdlth. ;
oppose what is wrong is the route to influence our ioned virtue of respect for constituted authority if squeeze out some of the hot, oars, his rheumatism all went 48 DR. ORATOPP,
legislation or administration. burny away. American Can ters strong to 25o higher: mostcaa Vltapathlo
nervous and chrnnlo ailmentsPhysician
a special-
existing evil tendencies are to be checked. on, ana this oil you So once more there was happi- American Smelting A Refg.. 55 ners, $3.00 03.25; good cutters
The message was not novel, for it has been de wintergreen
ty; examination tree. 331 H Weat Centrrt.
Political scheming; money contributing and fear are to rUb on Uncle Wiggily's ness, and If the baseball doesn't American Bumatra Tobacco.. 33 H around $4.25; stockers strong to
Inspiring, could not win this election. It was shown livered from many pulpits and preached from many rheumatism pain." roll down the stairs in the middle American Tel. & Tel 121 H
higher; several loads O- 700-pou-

editorial pages In recent years. It was interesting "Oh, it's to be rubbed on, is It?" of the night, and make the alarm American Zinc 18 other classes
that an appeal to a sound public-sentime- Is the
as coming from the president, the man designated said the bunny. "I'm glad ..........
6214
fferings $7.75ffl7.86; whites, 1.50l.sr cwt.t Irtn'f v
route to success In elections in Albuquerque. I don't clock think it's time to get break- Anaconda Copper generally steady; practical top on wwiwui xunni0,
2.90 CT ) 1,80 Q)
to see to tne enforcement or laws, for it disclosed have to drink it." fast, I'll tell you next about Uncle Atchison . 7'i vealers. 89.00: best cows, xo.uuni Idaho sacked Rurato, $1.56 01 '
The Journal believes that the result of Tuesday's that in high places ths same anxieties are felt as "And be careful- - not to get any Wiggily and the bitter bark. Baltimore A Ohio 43 8.85; mediums mostly $5,005.60;
election' was wholesome. "Open covenants, openly prevail among the thoughtful citizens in ordinary of it In your eyes," warned Dr. a Bethlehem Steel "B". 76....... bulk heifers, $6.60 7.00; common
, dorva MivHea rout,
whites, $1,65 cwt.; Colorado sacke
arrived at," is the way to win in public affairs, wbiks oi uie. Possum. "Wintergreen oil will Vaudeville : Butte & Superior , 26 and medium bulls, $3.50 (l 4.00; few Brown Beauties. $1.70 cwt, -
There are many who attribute the growing dis- make your eyes smart like any- managers "turned California Petroleum 54 lieht butchers. 86.25 5.75. ;

whether local or international. The public desires respect for law to ths present tendency to create thing!" down" Galll-Cur- when she ap- ,.138 Hogs Re6eipts 6,000. "Market
ci
i -
. Canadian Pacific - Chicago Produce, V
decency. .. .' ; too many laws. And the citizens who are most so- "I'll be careful!" prominsd Mr. plied for a Job in the "two-a-day- ."
Central Leather 7
uneven, mostly steady to 6o lower Chicago, April 6. Butter Mar. ,
licitous for the enforcement of law are responsible Longoars. "You'd better go out They are now wondering what was Chesapeake & Ohio 64 than yesterday's average. huik ket higher. Creamery extras, 33 tt
In a great measure for the great quantity of sta- and pick somo of those, winter-
,

Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul. ... 24 150 to averages around

'
tute legislation. Many persons believe that the green leaves. Nurse Jane, before the matter with their ears when
200-pou-
84o; firsts, 3133c; seconds,. 29
sugar company head predicts cuts in price,
A Chino Copper , 28 $10.20: ton. 310.25: zoo to Z75 30c; standards, 33V4o. -
two years too late to cause any excitement. way to cure any existing evil is by the enactment my rheumatism gets any. worse." they rejected her after hearing her Colorado Fuel & Iron 81
poundnrs generally $10.00010.15; Eggs Market unchanged.
of a law and many estimable citizens, whose Dr. Possum hopped back to his sing.' ' ; Crucible Steel .' 60 bulk of sales. $9.75 10.20; packer
Re-
ceipts 21.26B cases.
thoughts are devoted to the publlo welfare, demand office and Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy went Cuba Cane Sugar 16 top, $10.20; throwout sows mostly Poultry Alive, lower. Fowls,
HE IS AN ARTIST. and frequently force the passage of such laws. out Into the woods to the CUT 'THIS OUT IT IS WORTH Erie . 12 J8.76igi9.oo; stock pigs steady, good
With new laws, defining new offenses, constantly first spring wintergreen gather leaves. MONEY. Great Northern pd, 71 Kinds mostly $9.75 10.00.
28c; springs, 30c; roosters, 20o.
being turned out by the national and state legis- Cut out this slip, enclose with Be
'
After discounting the romantic attraction of
personality there is slight reason why Ignace Jan
latures, it is difficult for the most earnestly
She found them, glossy and
green, Just peeping up from the and mall It to Foley & Co., 2836
citizen to keep track of all of them and un- brown earth where they had been Sheffield Ave.. Chicago, 111., writ-
Inspiration Copper'......,,.
Int. Mer. Marine pfd...
Kennecott Copper ....... ...
41
74
80
, Sheep Receipts 6,000,
and clipped lambs mostly steady;
wooled lambs 25c to 43o. lower.
Sheep .

S Spot Cotton.
New York, April Spot cotton 6. '

wittingly he may violate a statute by the commis- asleep all winter. As the musk-r- ing your name and address clearly. Middling, $17.35. Quiet.
Paderewskl should seek the presidency of Poland at Louisville & Nashville. .116 Best shorn Texas wethers, $9 65; ,
sion of what to him is an entirely innocent action, lady housekeeper was picking You will receive in return a trial Mexican Petroleum ...199 .fed shorn lambs, $14.00; Colorado
or why Poland should elect him. That Paderewskl' such, for example, as smoking a cigarette in Utah. the wintergreen leaves, along package containing Foley's Honey 28 New York Cotton. w
Miami Copper wooled lambs, $15.55; bulk, $15.10 New York. April 6. Cotton fu-
patriotism is of ths loftiest Idealism no one doubts This being the case there is some force to the hopped Baby Bunty, the little rab- and Tar Compound for coughs, Missouri Pacific 23 p 18.65. , - tures closed steady.
But Poland is richer in patriots today than the
all law.
that too many laws, breed disrespect '
for bit girl. . .. colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills Montana Power ............
67
.........
'
May. $1T.1
;Tu'y. ".31; .Oct., in.lOj Dec,
world is Id pianists of the calibre of Padorewskl. "Oh, what are you doing, Nurse for pains in sides and back; rheu New York Central 88
In the hour of Poland's rebirth there was roi(ch
,
If those elected to mako laws could be brought Jane?" asked Baby Bunty. matism, backache, kidney and blad- Northern Paclflo 75 PRODUCE UJ.03; Jan., $16.94. (

thatwas splendid In sacrifice and helpfulness when

to a realization that fewer statutes and better en-
forcement provide the shortest road-.t-o
J'Oettlng something for Uncle der ailments; and Foley Cathartic
a return to Wiggily's rheumatism," answered Tablets, a wholesome and thor
Pennsylvania , ,. 42 Kansas City Produce. '
'
Ray Consolidated Copper.... 16 Chicago Potatoes. Kansas City. April 6.
all patriots, Paderewskl among the rest, abandoned the old fashioned reverence for authority, a greut Miss Fuzzy Wuzzv. oughly cleansing cathartic for con- Reading 77 Chicago, April 6 Potatoes Market unchanged. EfgaV .

everything In support of the sublime cause of free deal or tne unnecessary legislation now forced "I'll help." offered Baby Bunty. stipation, biliousness, headaches, Republic Iron & Steel 64 Market weak, Receipts 71 cars. Butler Market 2o lower. Cream,
Uorn. (But that hour Is passed, and the pcrjiclua- - through our legislatures would, be done away with "Well, be careful not to get any and sluggish bowels. Sold every- Sinclair, Oil ft Refining,.,.., 26 Total United States shipments 739 ery, 89c;
at the sniurty green leaves in your where, o , '(.
-
Southern 88 oars. Wisconsin sacked round Poultry packing unchanged, Hoi .''
Market unchaniei .,

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"April 7, 1922. I A ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU V - Page Nine.
CRSNGING UP FATHER. Copyright, 1921 by the International News Service. By Gorge McManur
KINGSBURY KOLUMN Registered U. S. Patent Office).
CHAS, G, ZAPF & CO,
FIXE LOCATION
Close in in the highlands on
t :OT K C OOO OOCi HERE T Ivn .v . - W .
,-- .. . 11 I
T7 t- V:' r s s Realtors-Insura- nce
TH " CC:. V? OUT A t'Olt SALi: Oil WILL XRADi:
paved street, 6 rooms, modern, xroME oh
built-i-
n
features, large clothes COOU DEM. 0 NV I I THERE! For a small house. This lovely
flnentn priori flrpnlare. full size ;. "T'Vl fi .MX OWN- - OVER TO home, of five rooms, hath,
'lot, large screened porches and T HOUSE! glassed sleeping porch. lari?
R real Bargain ac io,v.u.
. i tun closets, hardwood floors, gas,
Terms if desired. Hereonqd front nnd back porch-
es, basement nieeiv cemented,
FOCRTH WARD hot air heat. Lot 50x142 feet,
Five rooms, glassed sleeping lawn. sidewalk.
porch, screened porches, mod- If its a real home, nire.ly lo-
ern, good fireplace, furnished cated, close in that you Want,
and only priced at '3, 600.00, aok at this today. Will consider
with good terms. a small old house in trade.
CREAM OF LOCATION IO REXT
Seven extra largo rooms, mod- Furnished house of fix rooms,
ern in every respect, hardwood porches, modern conveniences,
floors, fine fireplace, hot water plenty shade, four miles out on
heat, fruit cellar, large clothes Fourth street.
features, good We rent furnished and unfur-
closets, built-i- n
light fixtures, large screened
n b ill v' i -
it e mi l. t i
ill s- -
vj nished dwellings. Our list
porches, extra large lot with changes continually.
good outbuildings. This home
is a dandy; also a bargain for
110,000.00; good terms if
""Ms MONEY TO
$3,3011 $1,000.
I0X
i
Wi f- .
vvS... "v. ..
I
I
() !Si2 I wrc" Feature Service, WANTED $2,000. $3,000 $3..
000. Kvery one is (Jilt Kdge
LINCOLN ADDITION and bring 8 per cent per an-
New and' located on the North num, payable quarterly.
Fourth street paved road, fine $300 WILL HANDLE $500 CASH AtTOMOIEll F, CENTKR SACRIFICE PARKVIEW COURT WK AKE ALWAYS fiLAn
soil, fresh air, wonderful view, This and bath, shincle
five-roo- m
Will start you on an eight room To Kive you any Information
REAL HOME
A PREPARE FOR THE New s
apartments, steam
high-clas-

large lots, ditch water and a bungalow furnished, modern ex- house in a good boarding house Th old prlca ill ijrpvulli on a
heat, gns, etc.: roof garden, fine possible on THF, UNIVERSITY
dandy place for a home, where cept heat, only $2,500, See location, large
If you are looking for a trood HOME
nlfmlid lot In Atitornnbllii K"W, HEIGHTS ADDITION, wheth-
ACKIORSON & GIUITITH, lot, plenty of home let us show you this five wher the next jump In prison Is iIup. view; rents $j0 to $"o. No sick, er you contemplate buying now
you can raise your own gar- shrubbery. Why not keep a few fur- This la b, sptemltct liuv nm1 tli one (ullages, $r.
den. Realtors. hoarders room and sleeping porch, Buy the lot today, out where whii Rt t It la eura to realize a hand-s"ni- or not. Come in, let's go over
120 S. Fourth. Phono 414. We have twoand be independent? nace heat, flro piace, the official map and books
Some of these lots have fine things grow, and be one of the
hard-wofl- d
pritflt. .1. A. HAMMOND,
fifty foot building and Agent.
shade, and fruit trees. lots that can be bought, worth floors, garage, lawn "Home Builders," Anderson Ad- I.oana Wniitrd, 821 E. Sliver. Phono 1522-R- . and when you see the number
OUT YOURS TODAY BEFORE shado trees. Located on one ditions,; $20 down and $10 per of lots sold during the last ten
FOIR SALE the money, on terms. of the best streets in the W hsv aeveral appltrattnna tot months you'll know why those
THE CHOICE LOTS ARE month.
SOLD. GOOD TERMS, J20.00 For Sale A. P' Ischer Classified Ad Fourth ward. Innnn mi flrst-den- n real rstnte. lots are a SAFE INVESTMENT
CASH AND BALANCE $10.00 Shelley Realty Co, p!a-- $1,0", tl.r.oo, and and a fine SAVING ACCOUNT.
M.00O Five-roo-
frame bungalow, mod-
ern, fireplace, oak floors, bullt-l- n Kcaitors. A. L. MARTIN CO., Franklin & Co, en k '.nil now d tvHlings. HERE IS A COZY LITTLE
PER MONTH. Realtors. Only Ten Dollars a month se-
new and well built E. Central. Phono 459-- J, 219 W. Gold. HOME
2,500 Flye-roo- frame cottnge, mod- Auto Real Estate, Fire and Realtors. J, D, Keleher, rines one for you. Every lot Is
Four rooms and aleeping porch, 50x142 feet and restricted. Get
D, J, KINGSBURY ern, fine condition, convenient to shops;
a bargain. 156.
Insurance, Loans.
223 W. Gold Phono
224 WcM Gold. Phone 657. Realtor.
adobe stucco, basement and votir's today.
Realtor. white stucco bunga- y 211 West Gold. Phone 110. Main Office. Second and Gold.
Heal Estate, Loans and
15,500 rivo-roo-
low, jipw. oalt floors, basement, fur-
MlESSEn B11ICK BUNGA- v hot Hir furnace. Lot 4jxS,"i
Insurance. LOW OX SOUTH THIRD feet. I.ornled in fourth wartl. I'lionos (itO-MH-
nace, lawn, sidewalks, garage. Luna Let's Serve i'oit We'ie for a
210 V. Gold. 1'hono 07-- Boulevard district. ST. CXOSE-1.- Owner is lonvlntf within two
s Five rooms, bath, two porch- IN LUNA DISTRICT weeks and warns (o neil at (Ireater Albuquerque.
;

es, pantry, OPPORTUNITIES i

once. This Climate Is Ocnt.
closets, gas and N'ew five-roo- brick house, oak
electricity, hot and cold water, floors, built-i- n features, furnace, New modern bungalow, To See This Phone
INVESTIGATE - '
FILEISCIHIE1S, lealkir A. built-i- features. Lot 54x100, fourth ward, $3.0il0. One thou- -
garage, for only $5,250. Good
sand down, $,1o per mo.
New brick bungalow, oak flooring, not
Fire, Acrldem, Atttomiblle jzsurnnce, double garage of pressed, brick, terms. Lumber has advanced $5 WM. J, L EVERETT,
Surety Iloi la. Loans. walks. Mr. Shopman, Mr. Su- modern brick in hiijli-- 1 .
water heat; only H.600; terms to per thousand, buy before the next bindrt. SloopinK I'.eaMor.
suit. Xo. Ill B, Fourth St. telephone 674, perintendent, Mr. Business Man advance. porch, gnraRP, YOU PRICE IT TO
this la your opportunity to corner lot, 4,7flll. KmhV terniH. I'lionc tlO. Third and Cold
Brick bungalow, basement, beat, garage. R. McCLUGHAX,
near Walter and East Central, get a nice little home, close-i- n.
Realtor. As Long As It Lasts Mc.MII I IIIN Al--
WOOD
SELL
H.200; terms. MONEY TO LOAN Call us for appointment. 201 W. Gold. Phone 442..T. ni.wimits
IttECKMAXN HEALTH CO. 200 V. Gold. l.onu.M, Iiisui'iimo.
Beautifully furnished bungalow, close 'in,
amall payment, balanca leaa than
Oestreich, Realtor, Realtors.
Insurance, Loans, Notary Public. $10.00 Per Load YOUR CHANCE WE WILL SELL IT
rent; priced very low. Real Estnte. Insurance, Loans. A Better Grade $15.00.
Cholca corner on Went Silver, 1700.
216 -2 West Gold Avenue, 308 V. Gold, mono 070. 53..100.I.O CASH buy,
.TOREPIl COLLIER
t7 West Gold Avenue. J'hone 741 Everbearing Strawberry (Of about 1,000 feet) FOR SALE modern brick, corner lot, 50x142,
five-roo-
List Your Property
Phone 999, Call with Wagon By owner, new five-roo- mod- !and in one of the best residential'
Plants ern bungalow, hardwood floors sections ot the Fourth ward; some With Us
FOR RENT Roomi $5.00 Per hundred. Large Terms Cash throughout, wo closets andI
fine fruit trees. Owner needs
FOR SALE OFFICE ROOMS Rhubarb roots $10 per pantry, built-i- features, extra
n
leash, and this is his only reason
FOR KKXT-Hn- nm, 1311 South Walter. large front porch, screened In for sacrificing nonce at this fig-- i We havp some buyers for de-
FOK KENT Kooni. 616 Welt Cupper. Ten acre ranch, all in cultivation Spacious and well lighted. Heat
hot and cold water, and janitor
hundred. Delivered.
ALilLQlEllQUE NURSERY,
McKinlcy Land & service porch; on lot 00x150; tire first come, first served. See
and under Irrigation, not improv- near Second ward school. In- sirably lotatorl properties- -
J'1NR modern room, tadiea.
' Ph. 2S5D--
FOi: rue NT Furnished, room. 322 South ed. Also 20 acres well improved service inoludpcj,
J. KOKHER & CO.
Phone 2I16-R- Lumber Co. quire A. C. STAHEK,
Seventh, phone land, best soil in the valley. See Auto Uopnrtnient. dwdliiip and building lots.
FOR RENT Furafahed room". SI I us for terma. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Alt I.ut Simla I'c. I 111 West Ciold. Phone HIH.
ppum waifr. pnone 1657-- J.
FOB KENT Ijirga unfurnished room.
J. i. pjurxips,
T.eal Estate.
We ran aaxlnt you to sell your
Ilka new. 124 South Edith. Phono 334-- 110 S. Third. HELP WANTED l'"OR HA 1. 10 lironze turkey eggs, for AUTOMOBILE?, property through prompt and
FrnNlwM ED modern rooms; no alck; no halrlilntr. T'honc- !ll(l-,K- i. BUSINESS CHANCES Fun s a iiTiTuT7Ki 0 r. .MtTr'S": iTrn? t'. R SALE- J.t,rd Seda Just UH9 new.
children. 414 Went Pllver. Hale. l''Olt Hl.'5-- It. I. lied oKKs, for hutili-lJ"flP-
i
fMicne 4f,o salisfartory service.
FOR HKNT Three furnished housekeep-(n- g FOR 5ALE Rouses VVANTEIJ Competent man for
dulry and attlng. Vhona l:tsf,-v- STATU MOTEL tor sale.
Central.
32114 West FOU SA Li; Kitchen
Korn-ntcr- .
cupimard. 13 SO
;'!'i(:'iT,11,l,Ht"r
ruirnn. 919 North Fourth. woik. rnone 'JiUft-K- VOli HAI.IC itilV.iiVTat '"'I'f'iMg. O. K. Shew
FUR SALE Five-roo-
Piire-l)l-
1'Olt VoM SAI.K--."ix- 7 Works, 217 North ihiri
FOR 1! K.ST Two rurnlahed houaekeep-In- g nouse, modem, V ANTED
Two real estate salesmen; land ltnl hatching rggn. pho:is 170J-- SA I. E Two-stor-
orlrk bulldlnc I'Hiucra outfit, W, C.
rooma. Z;2H North Third.
white stucco; bargain, from owner. S23 vnicKena for sale. Phone 191S-- 215 South First; location
good for sny Hniiiu Htnnfur.1. I'OK A LE Buick JlKht six. first
tluj OESTREICH,
FOn RENT Two nicely furnished rooma
south Arno.
FOK BALK Three fine Homes, East t'en-tro- l,
WANTED Marker and distributor,
FOR SALE Black Minorca
"ottlng; $6 p 100. Freil 7si7l5; kind of hiiRinefis.
Eukcs. phon. Toll KAI.K Km k I.K Spt 'of double work harnuM." FOR
condition.
SALE
v,rrii Thir.i
Pu.Ue triicic "MlrJhnm i
for hnuriekepBlng. M7 "West silver. East Kilver and University fompnny, Gallup, N. M.
rr 4 n ;i . .t t (iooil piiyintf huHltiess, crls-l'et-
outfit eomplete, Iiii'kr eorn popper, 4i)0t-ar- Journal.
Realtor,
FOR RENT Two roon.a Tor ilghl nvmms, .i. A. nnmmonrt. hl'4 East Silver WANTED- -; T wo laborers for all
day Sat
V'u I! 's'.U.K--Ilia'c- k Minorca egg's Tie
candy kettle and
Tit v jibiM) vs m j tow'n! FOR SALE
sieve, crlspettc machine, Hhnno ? caT;
4 St West Irot.i no alck. I' OK SALE Five-roo-
brick
urtlay. Phone 2100-J-
or after f. today. before II o'cloek l"?r setting. u:a Kuutlr phone 'j ll Xorth Klrst. 1 rst-- a ia fitml ii l,m u,, touring
t .i n.. ... Loans. A list in els. Insurance.
LARG13 ROOM, no "alck, $15 a month; house. ' modern, hardwoodpressed rront KOK HAI.K lUtlill.t HM.rculiVitt buTls.St
and back porch, garage, closefloors,
A LI3 PI umliing
aleo gnrage. 821 North Fourth.
FOR PKNT two rurnisnect rooma roi
1II49-K- . in. rhone
WANTED Competent man ror outside
work; imut ho able to drive Ford and
t'Olt ). r.li Whlin I.e:li(il-I-
and two years old; jjuro litcrl.
North Third.
"lleiiioiie
DU Mountain road. W. (1 Thaxton. 1111
supplies pipe,
pumps, points. So ear and lots fare, to
.IdNf.pli'n Siuintirnini.
FOR HALE Baby reed carl, douljle euBy
h,i :.K
tirms.
nt!a
Mdut,,,h
oufl
j m," c0
usfi 'cars"
311
I'Iioih- -
(. 21'i W. fioltl.
light 1727 Weat Central. FOFl KALE bandy with tools. Write, stating age ort r ourth. phono 4 7 lied, jr., I'hontt , w nt Qipppr.
Apartment nouse, four
FOR RENT One light housekeeping apartments, completely furnished, U'i"'---''l'i:ii
"" "' 10 A rnrft Journal Full H.XI.B Hatching eggs from Huff ANTKD To rent small rurnlsiied hotel rT;flE" FltESH MTLkrTillverilh any WANTKli-VoiTiri- Bii
room; adulta only. 401 South Seventh modern, bl? Income; discount for cash. - "a ,...,..--rti- , . biiu .x (no ieoceo i Cochin and Itose 'omb Black llon-tani- In New Mexico town, with
prhllene of quantity. Phone 241 best c;uh trk-t-. viailurt Uaraie,
wiTi'paT'
r.oti
i n.'iie iiM-- j, ft,,i south Broadway. io nannic s,oo) ions perl "i24 South Waller. huylns later, hy experienced hotel peopl.-- FOR SALE RoJJcr canarlea. 218 Sulh nntli See lid
ROOM and afeepinh porch adjoining year for llagortnan Airnlfa riron-ers- ' as- - J FOR SALE While Wyandotte hatching Address T. M. II., care Journal.
' hath- K"Ii BALE Ity owner, suburban tiumc. Walter, phone UiH7-,- I'Uli KAl'.- K-
Mil Ronth ISdlth. phone 1.140-.-
four rooms and sleeping porch, city nociatlon. Address
once as to exoertetu-e-reply toIncluding
refer- - egiis, fertility guaranteed, io0 eauh. I'iR rtAI.K lleetauroni. nr. mia'r- -
iOH RENT Two rooms anil Bleeping water, fruit trees, grape arbor. Post- - i' v mrt ' W. A. Massoy. lL'' Mroailway Te depot, or will sell fixtures opi oslte HanTa FOR SALE babvTiiTi-TitKe- Tit Kooii 'i".t.wi tu l,e
"iii It 'I
rir.l-.'l.'is- s
i... 3j
i You Want to See This
porch, furnished or unfurnlahed. JOJ Debtor. N. M. nnd rent 'on.Iitlon 1'Itorirt 1!112-V- . i!, ph., in. r.

West Coal. unrup aia, ct(y. FOR fi.il.E rt. C. liirodls7auil lltils storeroom for other business purposes. FOR SALE A TO i S.M.I.; -- few OukiluTRu;
1100 DOWN and IL'O a month are the Femiile. and Black Ml.orca hatching egs, tl Fixtures Include swell sodai fountain, Typewriter, cheap, will m
And be convinced that this five,
FOR ItK NT Nice large room and sleep- terms on a brand new ahlngla bunga- X A NTEO Ex per le n cod aaleswoineii. per setting. 709 North Second, phone onicn enn ha hoiii?rit sepnrats.
good condition. 71! West Silver. for rn:i or trailtj tor properly :n room adobe house, with fur-
Ap- - FO R s AL 10 VArfn"iTmTl 'C'vit irtltwer,"-!o- r.?"t;''nl,,,,J. pll"H
ing porch, modern near car line. Phone low; two large rooms and lsir,-R- .
TU7--

fin:v rnone iu.

sleeping porch. iy mb r.uonomisi.
WANTED-b- irl FOR SALE Eleven months old pullets
I'' tUt SA I.E Tim iinlv now and iHrnnil- -
hand furniture store In Kond town In plctn; v' cheap. North Eight Ii I'OU 8 A LE Otifl-to- Knrd tiucki:i(r7 nace, fully modern, hardwood
for genernl housework. i.r:n )ru,; .
plit Hulck, ti,'Jl flours throusrhotit, carape. and
FOR RENT Neatly furnished sleeping FOR SALE- - S. r. White Leghorns, $1 each. Klv'k Arizona; etork nil paid for; sickness FOR tALK Two litves of honey b !"S, )
University Heights, practi- Apply .Till North Thirteen t h . Fm I tourlnj. fl2.-,- : in the best rcsidenrn
-. chenp if sold at once. Rhone 197
RtudelialoT.
""Jilr cally new Spanish type bungalow, fur- WA.VTEO A good nurst iiwid. Mrs. It. Poultry Yards, 5:':; South Eighth, phone cause of seJIin $."..000; t2,r.00 with (food ;r.o. im w, f;,,j. part of
nished, fi'e rooms, two porchea and H. Putney, not West
Central.
11 lis.
security on bain m e, will handle; Rrent WOMAN'S ExchanRe, Y. W. C. A Foods,
!'( m SiAt.B Two
town, can be bought for $3,5'I0
'itOIt RENT Three modern furnished uaatriiiem, luti FOR SALE Ei;cn for V. rhonre to make hg money this year. Easter cards, collar sets, aprons, Wrdireistrr(. "ll two on good terms.
n. I. Reds. C. I. Hay naluhlng;
K. l
WANTKt) A girl for homo-wor- Tti
Write or wire McKee light truc ks, two nmlxi'
rooma for housekeeping. 48 West FOR SALE My owner,
unta Fe. modern !'I!l!iL!'l!niliAn.nJLjn7 South Walter. Leghorns. Jlrs. Gentry strain, II per
strnln, S. C. W. liny. Arizona.
Investment Co.,
FOR SA LE Plumbing
"'" tnurlriBK.ili'lhory two MjxwIIs. truck ami Let Ts Show You.
house, front and back porch, cellar i.ipp'los, pipe. lourinn. .1. Korlir ft BmlK, firm.
'FOR ItKNT One large modern house- and garnge. 1117 Kent avenue, one VVAM'KI)
to do housework.
young""or II '.'5 Smith Ilroadwny. FOIt KAL Indian t ratlltig su re and pumps, points. W. C. Thaxton. 3111 lifiil.T. nhonc 7SS. 218 Co., N.irth Seoond
keeping room adjoining bath. 70S West Apply 607 South FOU SALE Buff Orpincton egKs for rancli, ten acres under cultivation; Nor! h Fourl h.
Marquette. Fort SALE On account ofTavlnir cl,y. WA.NTEI
Seventh.
hntchlnir; also Buff cockerels, winner Tenced: one0x20section Innd leosed; stone FOR SALE Adobe bricks, any sizu fur
.Mi:ST HAVE TIIK MONKV
In, five good tires, thrwean oil rai k,
ton". Kelly,'
iii.AT htcam neatea Bleeping win sen my rurnlsiied h.?m-- . A houi.er.eeper. miodle-age- of flrnt and Bpecltil prizes In Albuqucr-q- butldlnR, ffet; three llvlns ronms. $20 pr thousand, full 113;-J- , or see slon'k rilisorhi-is- ,
rooms. Aihumierntl Hntkl Heights; bct location; term'. Ad- East Silver. lady preferred. Apply 715
American poultry nh'iw. riion 1710-w- . storehouse, cnrralls; fine well of wnfr; ibfrn at 11! South Cedar.
Y;i!
I'hunlral conitltiun; pii. ed to sell qul.-'c-
,Hu, Knj n,. 2IM V. Gold Phone 47.
North Second. dress Mrs. It., care Journal. nasoline enirlie; three heavy horse,
WANTED A girl for cooking and house-
FUR S.,I,F. I'ur" tirfd H. C. White and wasont twenty turkeys, thirty Fo : SALE Leather davenport and steel CoffiTi.in. L"J4 .nrlh Srcntid. pnon.
FOR ItE.NT Two furnished rooma and FOR SALE New four-roo- modern hntrhlnn egRs, i0 rcnta tarh; $3 chickens, one fine milk cow; twenty-fiv- e bath tub. Call forenoons, or after t
Bleeping porch for two; no children. alucoo bungalow, extra well built, close work; no washing- - or Ironing. Call per hundred; fnr.cy table eRf?i at market p. m., 411 West Hnnta Fe. lUVn sump rml bargains In 3!i4
1107 Kent. miles from finllup, New Mexico; ten F.
110 South Walnut. In, fine location. 119 North Elm; apply mornings. prk-e- , 'i 8. Wiley, box 1.15, city, piiont miles from railroad: a bargain, dissolv- TYPEWRITERS, all makta, $lf and up; Curd tlri'S. Millers and Goodrich
FO RENT Two ixirm or pnone WANTED Good cook with money, to IMII-Tt.-
Address post office box $S per month. If you cun ut this slse do not PROFESSIONAL CARDS
light housekeeping lyNB--
take half Interest In business. ing partnership. Albuquerque Typewriter fall
rooma, water and light paid. 122 FOR RALE By owner, 71 Wat Coil, FOIt SA K B, C. Hlat-- Minurca, K. C. 373. A Ib'tauernu. New Mexico Exchange, 122 Poutrt Fourth. to v' tlic tb"y huve ror been I .
South Broadwiy. frame stucco, 4 rooma and bath, I Puslness. enre Journal. Blue Andnlunlan hathlnR pgps, $1 per driven over one hundred miles. Mcintosh ADIIKMS.M.
PINONS Nice and large In their natural Auto
FOR RENT Furnace heated front room. large porches, newly decorated, vacant KMPI.OYMRNT OFKICR- - . Cuok. setting of thirteen. : arcel post pre FOR RENT Dwelling state, 1 He per pound. Robert Co., '.Ill West Conner. IJDIIN w. HIIUOV
ground floor, adjoining bath. 09 West ...ma iiuKiiru, none isuj-- i Rood salary; slv diningr room girls. paid; 15 igg 1 1.1' 5. 225 North Fourth,
FOR RENT
1114 West Centra!. SAVE 50 to 7t per cen on used arts, o ms 14. 17 and
Fruit, phone 2042-.- FOI! SALE Modern white cement brlcil ' i turn,
jmonp ,5.ii-- phono fiOfl, Five-roo-
furnished house. FOR BALE Ust'd tires ..heels masmtos, bearln-- s. 9. Crurowell Bulldlnf.
rTTi, 814 West M a rqu et t e. tractor.. and
house of four rooms; largo closets and V A VTVT, i etc. Oor stock crows larger
,.
FOR RF.NT Sleeping rooms; also light FOH SALE S. C. WhlU Leghorn hatch- 26. with Hardware springs, Paris riiuu, 1109--
sillon n( sroAri pav. but mutt be good V ll RENT Four-roo-
1
gang plows.
housekeeping rooma. pantry; surrounded by flvo apple trees;
Imperial Annex. garaira ing epst and hahy chicks, $20 per furnished mod Department,J.Korber St. Co. dully.
till ' Chain.
In tiw
era --U...&ii.i ,...Au
for OvorUnds, no,
Tlrst and Certrnl. and ehle'tam l a cook. Apply 70S TVpst Copper. 100; also few rocks and cockerels. 0n rrnb"ngnlnw' ral1 " 417 Srwh Eighth. - '"' 430. I'ala--iiiimi4. bo 4.pi.nsu.tl lilt. H. t.. ItVirrov
Orchard plnce. tr roiItry Ranch, postnff'ce box 312. FOR PALE St. Regis and 'Cumberland lea. . Chevrolet. Hen Mint..
FOR RENT Two rooms, furnished for RENT Twu well furnished m"d.Tn raspberry, $3 per hundred. IHsea.es of 'tan Stomach.
light housekeeping; no Blck or children. Fort
SALE New homes by owner; one WANTED IMicelUneous phone 171!). W. houses, highlands. Inquire i'24 gnulli Blossom Ranch. Ea.it Trumbull.
Cherry linker i and
:ni West Copper.
, Mulntosh Auto Co.,
guile, . Barnett Building.
SOS North Fourth. Mi West Oolfl: one FC LiiUalchlng
i K fTfTlhty
mj, 8A r.B Freshbuttermllk VSrJcot
119 North Maple; one four-roo- 210 V'ANTKl)603-.- Furnltun ; any quantity. Hiiaranteed; White Orpinfitonn, Single FOR RENT One-ruo- cotiaKel every-thin-
FOR IK. W. ;. I.ARKK.
FOR RENT Three well furnished house- North Maple; terms. Call 21 West 611- - Pho e Comb Ithodo Inland Red. Write ."or tage cheese; also fresh milk In gallon DKIVERLKSS r OUD OO. .
Jar,
.Vo, an, Throat.
keeping rooms, ground floor, close in; .... I'lnrim , n- - m WANTED Refrigerator, good condition. furnished, $12.50 month. bvZ Inta. Pwsyne'a Dairy, phone 1M FORDS FOU UliN'T Barnelt
pricef. Summer Ranch Company. Pan Pouth Arno. Rrten per mile, Building. Plione 1.11
no sick. 306 West Iron. mono a:uti-,- i. Acacia, N. M. 8 A X OiH O TKp'a tid lllliand "l n7tVWen7iT II per hour tnlnlruum. Special Ofllc. Hour
FOK KALE Two-roo- house with large FOR RENT rates
FOP. RUNT Nice room, close in. for
gentleman employed; no ilck need ap- water, lights, few
imping porcn, well rurnlahed. city WANT E D All kinds of second-han- d TWENTY-NIN-
yean on the same old ed, .Hiilrt and water
ri hnuHe, unfurnish-
paid, $40. 2lti
new or used, Prlvufta r class instruc-
tions on above. red K. Kills, Ph. 3"2-,- I
week days. Ask for them.
Third, phnne H.
K'l North Jto5 IS a. m and 2 to ( p. m.
"
KTCA II TWTH uTlif
ply. 3 IS North Fifth.
cMekena, chicken rurnitiire. call 914-- rancli 8. 0. White Leghorn chicks. West Stover.
t'Olt
!'",
I.esldence 11:3 East Central.
yard, eto., fine lot. Call at 1107 North WANTED Pump Jack, operated by belt. $20 per hundred. Twenty-ffv- o years' FO R R ENT foTTr
SA1.K lemn .'t work horse. Phone I7L
FOR RENT Light housekeeping room, roooe I;iD2-,- l with incubators. Yott Poultry Nicely furnished, wellth 1.3H0. Ket them Ht Yount's WHF..V IN NKKU OF Phone 671.
uiiiowa romp, care journal. rooms, bath, glaed-l- n sleeping pvi'i.
gaf, bath, phone, well people; no chil- FOR SALE My new four-roo- stucco WANTED To buy Ranch. Postofflce box 107. phone 17f.')-- J KtlO East Oold, Ranch, three miles nortlr of city, or TIRES, rims, carburetors, eprlngs. mag-
dren 41 West Oolrt. Raranac reclining write. Mr. Ynmit. m'.'l V'nrrester. netos, generators, wheels, gears, axles, W. iw. SHERIDAN.
bungalow, all modern conveniences ex- cnair. ji-- j Houtn south' side. F(U KA LE Huff Orpington eKS f'r FOR. Ji EX T I! ti furnishe d t wo "Tout
M. D.
FOR REST Beautifully furnished room cept heat; bullt-l- n featurea; good porches, WANTED Two showHigh, hatching, and per :.; baby thicks, FtiU KA l.E llandsnnie waiilrolie titmk. beirfncs. horns, accessories.
In modern home. Apply Mrs. Fred will lawn and garage; owner going east, and irunw.
cases, floor or
viflQiiet (iarage. phone VA3
2"io each.
house
From lhie rlhhnn winners, Second orand ynrf.908-- Inquire
phone
North four dozen frnlf 1nrs and one stone Isr. f'OMB TO PARTS IIEADQCARTERS.
oil henter. "Wonder" washer with wiliu-er- , We have salvaged to (lute lie follow-in- g
.....,,rac"
C.I;.MT
MmilPd to
- UtlNAKY IIISUASR?
Hamm, 33 North Second. sacrifice; location; easy terms. special on best fomnle In Mediterranean
cars:
FOR RENT Furnished bed room, Furniture also for sale, 710 Weat Mar- - KUtiS CLEANED, windows washed, and elnsw Phonl72-V- . &1 S West Flint. I'OU HUNT Houses, nil kinds; furnished coal shovel. 819 North Rev. nth. Maxwell. Chandler, AM) l)ISEA.Si: SKIN OF THE
houee cleaning a specialty. Call 1505-- and unfurnished. McMllllon & Wood, -- " .Mitchell, Chevrolet 41)0 and P. n.t Over- Was.ermuo ijitxirutory In Connection.
bath; privilege of phone, 40S
North Fifth, phone 1251-.-
FOR RENT Nice large room, well ven- lars; four housea
l'OR SALE Nine new furnished homes, WANTED Cash paid for used phono-grap- tr
from eight to seventeen hundred dol- records. 124 South Edith, ask
14 A BY CIIK'KK Tha twolnust pruntnlTk Realtors.
and pop ,lar hreed: Single Comb White
Lrborra p t R. I, Reds. Write for cir- FOI.
l0fi West Gold.
HK.NT Thrct-i'oo- house, conven
SOFT 8 POT SWtee "s nd rc ri f u'shTons land, every rni'drl;
prevent fallen Insteps; curea all foot hart.
troubles. II. Plantar Arch Supports. Thus. 4 and Ileo,
llup. Hd. Crow, Elk
Dun, Samn, Sltnlebaker, both
Cl
"" B"nk Bids. Phono NN8,

tilated, furnace heat; also email room, no terms; must sell at sixteen flrtv, carh; for Belga. cular nnd latest price list today. lent to ahnps, In Hie bigl lands, only P Keleher Leather Co., 4fS West Centrnt.
.

VIADUCT (tARAC.B, CHIROPRACTORS"

next to bath. 108 South Arno. no trades: no dickers; big
cjtilek; leaving city; V'E PAY highest prlcea for rifles, shot- Valley llatfhcry, Las Cruces, N M. in n monin. Khone 410. FOK HAI.E" tlond WHfliiing Vio, r.uo SECo.vn. south
paying renters. guns, pistols. Mrs. U. V. Bendy. l''OU ltli'NT Three-roo- unfurnished or v.111 exchange fur f'c I.aiKeM parte house In the state.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for Address Room 7, First National Bank Fourth and Gold. Wright's Trading Post, BAIir CHK'Ks and 'hntchlnir eitirs. High, house, with sleeping poloh. jli South box; also praetlrally new electric, sew- 1
an I
('hiropruetor
JU ArmU
housekeeping, with sleeping porch: no building. tl IS. Phone K.30. ing machine, Phone
Bnllillng.
110.
wltt Board
Y'e HAVE several gilt-edg- e S03
j??1.
1S49--
f children. 1102 South Kdlth. first mort- Mountain View S. C. R. I. Ileds: prize I.!5):Pl
FOR SALE By owner, modern gage loans. Who wanta them 7 winners at Kl Taso, A Ibu'querrjue niul FOH I1KXT Exceptionally well furnish- North TMIth. " FOR SALE Real 'Eiuii'
IMPERIAL ROOMB "'Ice, clean rooma; brick, stucco, all modern conveniences ed nnd attractive four-roo- 61 PSouTlTBroad'
luJ0lTAlTTjoTiT5;
rates by day or week. Over Pastime except heat; bullt-l- n & Wood. llenver; bred for tha best In color, type modeaf ASBKSTOS POOF paTnt I'UH dAl.K luu fet, Ir.ouu,i Knur
features, large and egg production. Order chlx in ad- hungaloir. phone 1730-- j. GOOD for all kinds of roofs. II per gat-Io- fay.
Theater. 21 Hi West Central. sleeping porch, lawn, trees, vines, garage WANTED One dosen laying hens, White vance. C. P. Hay, 230 North IIIrIi. LIST your vacant hnrt.ee" with the Cl'.y The ManJano Co., no South CANVAS elvcplng porch, with board,
avenue, by 1,18 feet, fronting aighlund
FOR RUNT Fornlahed llghthousekoep-in- g and chicken yards; good locttlon; will Leghorns preferred; must be a bar- 1207 Ek' Central. park; level, on grace and fine ylew.
terms to gain. Thone 1479-- VOTt E A I. K Hatching egyis; four popular Healty Co., for prompt and efflcljnt Walnut, phone 1JIM J. Try a hunt up !li) per week. cheap; on easy terms. J. A. Hammond,
rooms: also sleeping porch with sacrifice; suit reliable
dressing room. 414 West Gold. Fe further rartlcnlars, ptrone 1805-- party. WANTED Saw filer and tool dresser varlstles: K. C. R. I. Ileds, Mayhnod service, iol West Qold. l hone 6ii7. roof. wllllasta
USE EFFECTO A i)TOTOP andseTt
long as the building. U'MiMs AND IfOAUD,
4 nnd up: no slek.
nitn vieferred.
M)'J7 Forrester.
r:ist silver.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished large room for .out of town work. See O. F. Shaf- strnln, 15, fl.RU; Famous PIH'er FOR RENT Three-roo- house with VVII.l, muke a sauiltk-- price for uiiina-dim- e
In modern home, close in; employed FOR SALE Ranches fer, at Barelaa bridge 15. "'.(10; ft. C. r.lEht Pt-i- Leg- glassed sleeping porch, i:'tl a month, dressing. Effecto Auto EnBmel. Vnls-pa- KOFt ilK ' Nicely rurntstied rrniPwUh siile of my beautiful modern
WANTED Reed baby buggy: will do horns, 15, fl.fift: s. C. Dark Urown s immtra 717 South Arno, phone lans-W- . Vslspsr Enamels on automolilles n
table board. 110 South Arno, home, five room nnd sun parlor; also
people preferred. Phone 1815-R- . FoH BALK A amall ranch, three-fourt- lit, $2,00. Pubtnson, Old Town, FOR Plymouth rnttage Paint, Homestead phone lireakfust room. See me at once.
FOR RENT Furnished rooma for light mile weat of bridge; modern house. A. dress own repairs If reasonable price. Ad- HlONT UnfuVuished
Floor Paint. Roof Paint and Cement. Address
M., care Journal. phone LIST. house with sleeping porch, water paid, If K bu;ird and rom. tin ppr week"; Hox77. cure Journal.
housekeeping; private bed room; also J. James. a assured. Thos. F. Keleher Leath-
IIEIl POULTKY YARDS Blue rlbhon SI ajnonth. ApplyH2li SouthEdlth. vvo in uno rr.nm. $:).
214'; South
garage for rent. 710 West Lead. BIO OPFNINO of farm and a'ock lands SUITS CLEANED and pressed, 11; suits
EOc; no gasoline odor. Duke winners, epirs for hatching, from six- FOR"ltENT Beautiful now four-roo-
er Co., 408 West Central, nhnne IO.iT-- J
ml. T'hnlie 6fi MATTRESS RENOVATING
ELGIN HOTEt. Sleeping rooms aad in ti e beat tlful Chama Valley this pressed, teen trrnnd pens: best winter lavers; 8. C. FOU SAl.EOorn planter, liny rnke, trai
housekeeping apartments, by the day spring. Write K. Heron. Chama, New City Cleaners, phone
4S. house, completely furnished, two t'l.VUA "'W'lSS has porulips for I'iAT'TiTnabtUJtTv'Xr
R. I. Reds, IB for J1 .60. 12. in. th: Barred screened porches. Inquire 1004 South tor, tractor plow, three bottom rent, ttith excellent hoard and nurse's
week nr month. R0?u Weat Central. Mexico. CLEANING, kalsomtne ana paper, wax- Rocks. 15 for S2. t:t, f.i; cheaper tn loo Arno. and three disc plows. harrow; 'nre. ;it .MO South Hlfflr.
Hug cleaning, furnliore ina'rlng. re

FOR RENT Furnished front room, pri- FOR KALE Oil HUNT Three-roo- ing and oltlng floors; work guaranteed. lots; fine breeding cockerels. Wm. "Rletx. FOR KK.NT Furnlshrd, three-roo- three horses. three cows; I'OU packing. 1'lione Eryln
house, with six acres of fine land, three John Ooortson. phone UKNT U(.urn a no" B.efpiIlK porch. Bedding Cotnpnny.
634-- mod-
vate entrance, adjoining bath, close 3 West Atlantic, phono 14K::-- ern house, with harness; portable platform scales, cmin wfth honrd for (ronilemen con vales
to town, 12.60; no alck. Call H79-J- , miles across river. See Robert Sanches, WANTED By party, car old glafsetl-l- n sleeping ter scales and two wagons, one a!Ta!f I4M? STAH AUTO LINK
porch and garage, at iI7 lfiast J'aclfle. penis. Vhfoin UT'l-W- .
evanlnga. Craig Hotel.
and
furniture, rugs, stoves, clothing any
Addresa Tlox 4 no.
Journal.
t'OA SALt Livestock imiulre South Kdlth.
IQOfl renovator, bucklmard.
double and single harness.
curt,
KK.V'l' (.(no iHrne lieilroom; steam
The orange coioreii cars, dngle. Kle
FOR' RENT One large room and glassed FOR SALE Eighty acres of land, near everything. Apply al phant Butte. Dam and Hot Springs, N.
FOR SAM-- : cow. PImnB LMOtl-J- l. FOU RBNT On leuie o? six months, a Mann's flnrden. hent: snitnhlo for two: board and room
In Bleeping porch, completely furnished Jcmea Springs; good house and fenced: WANTED Good team, wagon and har four-roo-
modern buur.ilow, located n Jl" each. r.2:l North Second.
M. Sleet all trains at Engle, leaving
for housekeeping! desirable location. 616 thirty acres uncultivated . Inquire 406 ness, at once: would buy separate: FO It ts A 1. IO T wo w or k i tig ti oraea. 10 S
file Third Ward, Hot Sprlnga al 11:30 a. m. and : p. m.
$.15 per month. FOR SALE
West Coal. woui n uroanway. pay cash. See Williams, at 310 North South Juhn.
Realty Co., 207 West Oold, phone HI.
City Furniture
FTpfT ItKNT Tt.i.im nlliPfioanl, hot and
eld water: home cooking nnd home
Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam cara on
FOR EB.NT-Two-r- furnished for FOR SALE OH TRADK Five acres In Broadway. FOR SAI.13---- lj Jcrnoy and n
FOR ItRNT Modern brick bungalow, FOU SALIC TaiH-nir-
p.irlt.r suite, llkt tilMeces, SIH West Ntover.
the Dam line. We drive our own cars.
lign: house Keeping; nse of bath and Fruit valo, near paved road; tin grape MAX BARGAJN STOnc. at J15 South row?. Phnne I. new; terms. Phone tf..Tft-- Write for reservations at our expeote.
or chicken ranch; easy terms to right Flral, will pay the highest prlcea for furnished; four rooms and sleeping MltS. ItKKD hosnovedt"o""ilOS S uih HEFPEHNAN BROS.. Props.
ions. 209 North Edith; phone 1826-1- FAT HAJ1WIT3 now rip-.'- , at uu porch; garage; good loca t fun In high- ITUnNITimF KEPATRJNO and uphidster-Ins-- .
garage. party. Phone 693, or apply room 15, First your second-han- d clothing, shoes and llrosdway and hss ritnias and Hot Springs. N. M.
,!eY ... , . ..y OOUIII furniture, phone 5t.
North Fnurth, phono lTiflr.-- lands. Phone 214-- llf North Maple. Phonff 1S--
Hrvlr Brdding Co. sleeping porches With lovely board for ocnvi-liscent-
1ft' RENT Nice, airy front bed room. latiuim, HI IOC
FOU SALK Fresh Jersey cow, gives over FOR KENT Five rooms and sleeping FOU BALK round Hhone ft?!!.
'
adjoining bath, modern home; two FOR BALI! Ranch, two miles from post- - RUG CLEANERS flvp linns n tiny. 710 Wont Kont.
porch, 705 South High, $30; modern
h

fumed nak dfnlns; tuble and sis chairs. MIHAMiJN l

TIME CARDS
Uea or couple; home privileges; no sick, offlci four acres, on main ditch, double WI3 CLEAN RUGS. Navajo ruga a FOK SA LE Jersey. llnlstoln milk cow, four rooms, gas and eoal rung, 41 West 202 North IHch.
lone 1114. house, garage, milk house, good chicken specialty. Phone 18S5-- B. tt O. A SANATOrilUM-HOTEL- , for tubercular
FOR RENT Two modern furnished houses, blooded rhlckena and turkeys; Cleaners.
rooma, with glaased-l- n sleeping norch.
for light housekeeping; no alck; no chil- 51-J-
dren. 710 South Arno.
also furniture and tools; terma. Phone RUO CLEANERS
III! Ruga Cleaned. 11.26.
IBS for quick salt. 71? South Arnn.
FOR BALK Two Jorspy onii five 1TI-tel- n
you n ff cows; will tell cheap. Oil
pin Ram-h- , across river. W, A, firuhhs.
Uranfte, 3u. J. A. Hammond, 8"4 Eutt
silver.
WILL LEASE for s'x months, pai
nished, flvs-rno- brick house,
fur-
on
FOK SALE
niture. 8.T.
Chiffoniers.
First.
FOU SALK Five rooms of liiKlwIasti, a n h wl y
convaiescente; araduat
cftbinets. everything hi good used fur- tendance: rntea by the week or month
("aMn0-JI- .
ifrriNi
nurse In at

i tooil 'S. wit K ii isii

511
FOR 8ALE ranch, On main MATTRESSES renovated, 1J.B0 and up;
MM
Nine-acr- e
FOH SALTC Tentn of work horses, wolKh North High; arage, furnace heat, 97G No. 1 furniture, usfrd only a very short steam heat, hot and cold water,
FOR RENT Exclusive, well furnished ditch, one and one-ha- miles west of furniture repaired and packed. Krvin per month. W. Leverett, phone
room, with large sleeping porch, hot Barelaa bridge; new three-roo- adobe Bedding Company, phor. 613-- 1.S0O. Sen them at Tount's Itanch. thre
1833-- time; must be disposed of IM: KUIATE-f.Y- . first-clas- s dtnhiR rooms, with best r
miles north of city, or write Mr, Yount, ftl! North Seventh. home cooklnif. Mrs. HiRglns, Htl
water bent and bath; centrally located; bouse and garage; quarter
Phote
mile from
or poet- - WANTF.D Careful Kodak finishing. 10iH Forrester, FOU KENT clean, nicely fur- Centrul. Occidental Bnlldlntf.
s:;', Train.
Dalty.WtSI'BCL.N.)
garagi If desired. Phone 1744-- 621 achoni house. ?J0i-J-- Four-roo-
FOR SA LE Furniture at fuctory prices Arrive. Depart. ,
West Coal. orriee pox rsn. Twice dally service. Remember, satis- FOR SALE A team uf young, gentle nished bunftalow, kitchen, dining; and which mafces It cost less than econd UK SOUTH EDITH Private sanatori- No, The Scout.... 1:30 pm l:J0- pro
faction guaranteed. Send your finishing mutes nnd all kinds of 2nd hand living room; tied room with six windows; hand goods. Come end see for yourself. um for tubercular patients. Rooms No. I Calif. Limlted.lo:30 am 11:00 ain
FOR RENT Strictly high class room F"It SALE ranoli. part
Twenly-twu-ac- re wim-on-

or all of same; on Old Town boulevard; to reliable, established firm. Hanoa plows' and saddles; prices right. modern except heat; fire place; water American Furnllurs Co.. 323 youth Sec nicely furnished: glassed-i- n porches; ex- Na 1 Fargo Faat..!0:t.o am 11:20 am
north, east and south exposure, south- Hnnna, Uastar Photographera. Simon Onrta. 3 202 North Arno St. paid; traroKe. 315 Hast Tron. Call at nnd cellent moals; tray service: general nurs- Nik The Navsjo. ,1!:JJ am uro
east sleeping porch, private uome. beat good house and outbuildings; 1:00
TiL'5 outh Arno. ing. Cool place for summer, itates are
residential district) gentleman preferred; alfalfa; all kinds of fruit and berries; RAZOU B'.ADES llt-v- e your dull safety FOR SALK Span good tnaro mules, onfl Fori SALK Only two days; o;ik library roHHoniihle. 1'hone 1:ii.'i-W- .
. SOUTHBOUNa
no sick. Call 970. owner leaving, account of health, Phona raxor blades resharp. ed; single edge, mile weft of a reins bridge; can b FOR RENT Five-roo- urlck house on table, kitchen table and two chairs, No, 59 Kl Paao Sip U:io pro
owner. S417-R- or S4S. SCo; double edge. Sue per doaen. Have seen at Hell's Livery barn, Saturday Tortti IJtnh
street, partly furnished; small t very bed room tit hie. oak and ItKKKIiVATlONK may now be nad at St. No. 57 El pa.o Exp 11:10 am
FOR RENT special offer! One furnish of nearly (00 acres, your straight razor honed and set by afternoon, April . ('. B. Cottrell. garage, hot air heat, leather rocker and the very fluent dining John's Panatorlum t Episcopal) : rates, EA8TBOITND.
ed room, adjoining bath. In brand new FOR SALE Ranch
$75. Two-roo-

modern home; close In, private porch en- Ideal part heavily wooded, perpetual aprlnga. expert All work guaranteed. Kobza VOIX SALE Jersey cow, giving two and npartntent, furnished, nice. ISO. Pour-roo-
m l:i mom tnblo; all good qunlh v, and must 111.60 to
tfrm.h Fifih.
per week; includes private
room with sleeping porch, connected
No. J
t
The Navajo.. l:lo pm !: pm '
cattle range; herd of registered B a., at Ruppe'a Drug Store. sell NOW.

I. Calif. I.lnilied. 4. 00 pm
apartment, furnished, Areola heat, to No. 5:40 pm
trance; nployed people preferred; rea-
Hereforda, horsea, chlckena; farm Imple-
one-hn- lf
pallons of milk a day: will vacant April 1. $C5. Wm. J. Leverett FOU SALK rhuni-Kinph- . cubindt stsv; bitth and toilet; medical care, medicines, No. F. Eirb!.. T:Ji pm 110 pm
sonable. Phone 1949-- sell cheap if taken at onoe. Phone
ments; la--
louse, corrall, several DRESSMAKING 2400-R- L comer Highland and Harvard. phone 110. Third and Cold. Dufoid with mattreHS, FrlncosH drewser, general nursing; excellent meals, tray Niv 1Q The Scot.... T:20 am 7:S0 at
WANTED House amnll orchard. Illnosa In
By the day or at home. University Heights. FOU ltKN'T One of most modern hoitnii buffet, rock ox chnlr, seotlnual book service; no extras. All rooms have, steam rnca sout.i
family makes it necessary to eel!. Price DRESSMAKING In close In, extra iood location; case, three-quart- bed. three muttresseH, heat, hot and cold running water. Key. Nu. ! from El Paso l:S5 pm
Y W'K WISH
eW
AAyAAWVSWVWJA
lowest cuh prlea on a home aj. and terma reasonable. Addresa L, B. tai West Iron, phone U20-- FOU SALK HOUSES Carload of good rlty:
hot water beat, ct, sanitary cot, also steel baby buggy, W. H. r.leuler. Superintendent. Phone Nn. to FTnin El Paso 7:00 am
of ftbout five room:; gtv doicrlpUon Bowman, care box all. Albu pleating. Williams' young work horsea and mares, will ba benutlfullr furnished, Oliver typewriter, small 491. Nu. 80 eonneeta at Telen with Nil. II
postofflce HEMSTITCHING,
sleeping porch; lovely also
y
A) at Grande Wagon Yard, fllO North Broad- front garage, six rooms, t,

nnd streat numoer, AddreM Box 9, care otteram N M. Mr South Broadway, ph. 777--
porch, piano and Edison Included combination safe. incubator, shotgun, for Cli'vla, Feces Valier. Kim City and
Journal,
HAVE About to pay down with TYPEWRITERS
good m on t illy payments on good four fVPliVVRifE" Fits AH tnakf?a uvorbauivd West Gold, phone 787--
' HEMSTITCHING AND PI COT I NO, Sln
tei Sewing Machine Company,: 117
way, Albuquerque, N. M Monday. April In
3. Scott Rldenour, phone 1858-J- . furniture. New bungalnw. located on young Leghorn hens,
Kast Centrul; owner Bolng east, will lease
to desirable parties. Apply "18 East FOR SALE
Eil!

OR
North Third.
TRADE
Koomn
VHH ItlCNT otfice rooms, l.uiTttStrIckl
bulldln- Korber Auto Dcuirtment.
f.!Rg NTOffice (1 Coast
Nn, 33 innnect. at DeLn with Nn. II
from Clnvle and polnta eaet and aojth '.v

or f i vo-- n mm h oun. i n gvoiX loca t Ion ; and rcplrrri,. Ribbons rr nvery mu- PLEATING, accordion, side and box; FOR RENT Ranches Central. lRnCl7k?J0i1AVJ ftllnbeVWgon VOn ItKNl Desirable hall, ::.x30. at
pi'fro miint b right, Adi'reat Bux It ch In a. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex mall orders. N, Crane, 216 North FOU HliNT Wl Itsnn's ranch. UU fiollh and a heavy spring wagon, three, BtH West Central; suitable for school,
ca.ro Journal'' .
change, phn fOj-j- , 1U fSoatb Fourth. Seventh. Crane Apartments, phone 114, Fourth, PLOT-- . ISOi-J- . i Journal .Want AOs bring results. fuuulu utile nest ot bridge A. J, Jamis dauclnii or ufflce work.
 Fage Ten, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 'April 7, 1922

NEW YORK SENDS Let Us Send a Man

HOME RULE ALL COLORED BOY TO VARGAS GUILTY
HERE IS MORE HEIN7 GOODS io replace mat oronen wmuun

that have just come in. Heinz' Olives, grown n e,a r Seville
Spain, packed by Heinz where they Brew, in glass, three sizes.
Evaporated Horseradish, have it when you wish it and as
AROUND SLOGAN
NAVAL ACADEMY
" mi OF LARCENY, IS
glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co.
Phone 421. 42S North First.
THEATRE .
much or as little as you wiah.
RUTHERFORD & GOEBEL TODAY AND TOMORROW
Sweet mustard pickle, sour mustard pickle, while table and
IN BRITISH AREA JURY'S VERDICT
cider vinegar, pints and quarts, India Itelish, sweet pickles, GENERAL
sweet mixed pickles, chili sauce, prepared mustard, cooked CONTRACTORS
517 8. Broadway. Phone 1505--
HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY
kraut, tomato catsup, large and small: pork and beans with Autonomy for Scotland and Enrlquo Vargas, charged with
tomato sauce. grand larceny, was found guilty
And a cask of extra spiced sour pickles. Wales Are Discussed; yesterday morning by the petit
Home Rule for Wales is jury in district court. This Is the
first verdict of guilty returned by
All of exceptional quality and inexpensive when bought at
Now Possible. the jury in this term of court.
Vargas was charged with having
WANTED
We pay good prices for fire- -
burglarized the homes of D. M.
WARD'S CASH STORE .(II J Ihe Awmcl.neJ
London, April 6. The birth of
the Irish Free State has led to re-
I'rrM.) Lang and Desmond Farrell In Janu-
ary of this year, eelso Salazar ap
arms such as Rifles. Shot
Guns. Pistols.
A-
-l condition.
Must be In
508 WEST CENTRAL. newed talk in some quarters of peared as a witness for the state, 213 South first Street
"home rule all around," that Is, having admitted some time ago his
In the robberies
part as accomplice was
autonomy for Scotland and Wales of which Vargas accused.
as apart from England proper. The articles stolen from the
Home rule for Wales has already valued by the
entered the rango of practical Lang home were Standard Furniture Co.
politics, says an article In the Palli jury at $155, and included cloth 401 South First St. Phono 019
Mall Gazette. ing, blankets ana silverware. We buy. sell and exchange
Vnrffas is a minor and probably new and used furniture. Handle
Hitherto there have been among .will be sent to the refbrm school
LET'S GO Welsh politicians two schools o when sentence is pronounced at complete line kitchen utensils,
Jhought. One has urged the set- - etc.
the end of this term of court.
ting up of a Welsh secretaryship
similar to the office of the secre- -
tary of Scotland, so that Welsh ad-- I REPORT CONDITION OF
ministration may first be disen- - ""M '...t. ...I..?.. .y.y
C. L0VAT0 TO BE WORSE
HAROLD LLOYD in tangled from English affairs; the
other favoring a comprehensive Emille Treville Holler. ELMS HOTEL
home rule scheme without any The condition of Celso Lovato, Finest rooms In the stat- e-
Emilo Treville Holley, seventeen-year-ol- d the Valencia county commissioner steam heat, hot and cold
preliminaries. freshman at the college
Prime Minister Lloyd George, who was shot at Belen Thursday water all outside rooms.
"A
SAILOR-HAD- E MAH" himself a Welshman, has hinted of the City of New York, has just night after election, was reported Weekly rates, with or with
ithat he would look with favor on been nominated for appointment last night to bo slightly worse. No out private bath, 4 to10week
a comprehensive home rule meas-- ! to the U. S. Naval Academy at Immediate danger was considered
Twice ns ns tlie Vsual Harold Moyd Comedy and ten ure. Annapolis. Should Holley pass the probable last night, however. Transient rate S1.E0 single;
times ns many laughs. This prompted the Welsh na- - examinations he will be the The bullet, fired by his brother-in-la- ,. $2.00 double.

Also "THE LAW OF THE WOODS," PATHE RE-

tlonal party
posed of all
at
the
Westminster,
Welsh members
com-
of
eolored boy to enter Annapolis
since the Civil War.
first entered the abdomen,
Vii.nup'Vt the Htnmach and lodg
go-in-
With bath (2. GO single ami I!
double $3.00.
n fi a i ra a d i m t 5

VIEW and SCREEN SNAP-SHOT- S

REGULAR ADMISSION PRICKS.
the house of commons, to draft and
adopt a home rule scheme as the
basis of a measure to bo Introduced EVERITT'S REMOVAL
in parliament at the earliest op-
ing in tho left kidney. He was op -
erated upon Dy ur. w.
lace.
, juove-
MAY MCAVUY i
portunity.
This has. in turn, fired the Scot-
SALE NOW IN FORCE SHOE REPAIRING IN I
tish members, who at a party BIGGEST EVER HELD Perennial Plants. Men's Rubber Heels 40c
l
meeting have appointed a commit-te- o Oriental Popples, Delphinium.
LOCAL ITEMS to confer with the Welsh mem-
bers with a view to joint action.
Tinder the Welsh plan the Im-
"The Diamond Palace," known
all over the southwest as A. Ever-itt- 's
jewelry store, 205 West Cen-
Iris, Baby's Breatn, Dahlias.
Gladiolus, etc. Better order
Ladles' Rubber Heels
FINE HAND MADE
40c
"A Virginia Courtship"
tral avenue, started yesterday on early. "SHOES AND BOOTS" '
Coal SuaDly Co. Phone 4 and 0. perial parliament would reserve its the
PllHi first lap cf the greatest and R. F. BLOOM. Phono 2107-- 1 Here is a story of a colonel who still fought '
fire-eatin-

Thero will bo a regular meeting powers on questions affecting the Work Guaranteed.
g

of the Odd Fellows in I. O. O. K. crown, peace and war, foreign af- biggest removalin jewelry snle ever Free Cull and Delivery. duels, of the ancient quarrel between the Faixfaxes and '
fairs regulation of trade and in- held anywhere New Mexico. This
hall tonight. There will be work
dustrial legislation" and postal and is the first public sale ever held by
the Llewellyns, of a battle between the i
single-hande- d
in the first degree.
A marriage license was issued
o
other communications.
To a Welsh parliament
this pioneer jewelry store, and to
would go prove that the people took faith Gallup Lump Coal Rightway Shoe Shop young heroine and a band of counterfeiters, of the ro-
mance of a lovely girl and a manly boy a story based on I
yesterdav to Carrie E. Cassldy, 218 S.
Phone 127. Second
North Beach, North Dakota, ana control of local government, edu- in what F.verltt had ofadvertised, Pounds, $11.00
2.IKI0
one of the most popular plays of the last generation, i
of Sentinel cation, judiciary, agriculture and knowing the character the Ever- - Weights Guaranteed
Charles V. Cutting, the quality or good tney '

Butte, North Dakota. internal commerce. Restoration of itts and carried, turned out yester- Is Why Wo Lend, Others Follow
Members of the chamber of the ancient office and title of lord always ADDED ATTRACTION '
commerce directorate will meet president of Wales Is proposed.
To save the Welsh rural areas
day in gatherings that looked more
like a "Bargain Day Sale" In Chi
Johnson Coal Co.
this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the I
chamber parlors. Columbia Graf onolas from domination by the .u. great In- - cago
,i, ilertaken
than anything Heretofore tin
in Aimiquerque.. Mr.
900 N. First Phone 3H8--
FRESH FISH BEACH NUTS
There will a regular meeting of nsir popuiuu m
.
Adah chapter No. 5, O. E. S., at
Sold On Easy Payments the Welsh parliament ,7 i, Kveritt will soonto movi from his
the store room and A Two Part Hall Room Boys' Comedy.
the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock to- elude an upper house, coasting ;.r.(,nnv quarters
night.
Factor? woofl, fill truclt load, ROT !l MAN'S of two representatives of each ..lcateA by the Fashion
and he decided to treat thoavenue,Central and
people ot
ALBUQUERQUE DECORAT-
ING CO.
LOBSTERS
HALIBUT, HARRACUDA
Regular Prices.
four dollars. Hahn Coal Company. two from tho national umversu Albuquerque and at. the same time Painting, Paperhanglng and RED SNAPPER.
Phone 91. Music and Jewelry Store of Wales. CATFISH,
Mrs. Clara M. Fereusson, accom- thin out his stock before removal, Interior Decorating Our motto GROCERIES mihmx
117 South First St. Phone 9I7-- J There Is some opposition to the to a genuine jewelry sale, marking is always s work.
first-clas-
MEAT AND VEGETABLES.
panied by Mrs. Florence poyas plan even In Wales but the pro- his high'-flas- s goods down to such Phono 231, 207 E. Centrnl Ave.
Johnson, returned yesterday from posals come nearer to meeting the low prices' that would be within the cm
Los Angeles. of moderate nationalist reach of anyone's pocket-boo- The San Jose Market ft
Mrs. Tom Bealty and daughter aspirations
WAGON Wales than anything that has sale yesterday was a corker it will
Mrs. rt. U Kenney, left yesterday RE0 SPEED hitherto been advanced. Though be a double corker so get Phone 109.
for Sigourney, la., where they wer WINS TRANSVAAL MOTOR there Is little likelihood of Itmiif- - around to the storetoday, early and
201 North First Street.
called by the Illness of a relative.
The degree team of Albuquerque
temple No. 8. Pythian Sisters, wil'.
meet at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon
diate
Is
legislation,
within sight
belief among thejnrn(f nlong your pocket-boo-
TRUCK COMPETITION Welsh members that tho principal- - Marker, of Denver, Is hero assist-it- y
of a parliament ing Mr. Evrritt.
L. "THE ART SHOP"
Opposite
Rntlirilriv
Postofflce.
will hava nn snle
WA HI
LYRIC
lit the Knights of Pythias hall. Carrying a net load of 3.140 in Cardiff is firm and general. the new chin veil. Also many
pounds, maintaining an average DEATHS AND FUNERALS (CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE FROM TO 11 P. Bl.)
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Schumakei 1
will leave today for a visit of sev- speed of over S miles an hour POOLER TO ADDRESS
ten
1 other new and
for Easter at
unusual gifts
$1.00
SBEAM CGFFI
eral weeks at Kansas City, Mo.
The Kings Daughters of the
for four hundred and
and showing a gasoline consump-
miles,
"U" PUPILS ON NEED GALLEGOS Ana.stacio Gallegos, TODAY AND TOMORROW
church will meet on Sat- tion of 15.3 miles per gallon, a R3 years old, died la3t night at n
hospital nfter a short illness.
Sold at this Store
urday evening with Mrs. J. E. Reo speed wagon was award jd OF CARE IN FORESTS local
He is survived by his wife and one FALSE TO THE TRUST OF .WOMANHOOD
Pentley, at 324 South Walter street. first place In the T. A. C. com- Funeral arrancements wn:
Asthma? Dr. Murray, osteopath. mercial vehicle trials, held re- District Forester Frank Pooler son.announced later. Meadows &j
X. T. Armilo building, phone 741 cently in South Africa, according will address tho university students tie Can any woman find happiness if she has been so?
There will bo a special meeting to Mr. Brittaiu of the Paulin Mo- this morning at general assembly Martinez are
in charge. the highest grade Macaroni,
DYERS AN D HATTERS
of ihe Albuquerque nurses at the tor oompnny. on the subject of forest protection.
HICK FY Edward Warren RUG CLEANING
Spaghetti, Egg Noodles and The answer not the expected answer is revealed
Presbyterian sanatorium on Friday The route was from Johannes- Tho question of eliminating the old. died at his Phone 4n:. ( or. 01 b and Gold other Macaroni Products.
afternoon ut 3 o'clock. burg to Durban, and called for a heavy waste caused by forest fires, Hickey, home
24 years
on North Fourth street early
dramatically by
run. Although the T. A. or at least of bringing tlio loss
non-sto- p
morning. Mr. 'Hickey
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS C. set a maximum speed of 15 down to a nominal amount, Is up- yesterday
came here about four years ago
miles per nour, on the assump- permost In tho mind of forest serv- from Ohio and is survived by his

Mr. Ny lander
DOINGS tion that this was enough to ex- ice officials at this time and great father, W. A. Hickey. and by hi
pect from vehicles drawing large strides have been made In this dK sister, Mrs. Robert A. Rehm of Al-
Is excavating a loads over hilly country and ex- rection by the United States forest buquerque.
the p;ist few years. state at French's The body will lie in
--
ALICE
busement and making adobes for a ceptionally bad roads, the speed service during funeral parlors 7.
handRome Spanish type bungalow wagon averaged over 18 miles an tnst year
timber loss
was
due to
noted
fire
lor
in the
us smaii
forests. from 4 to 8 o'clock this afternoon, Friday, April
to be immediately built on the cor- hour. and the funeral services will be IN- -
ner of Coal and Yale avenues. The speed wagon won the con- Following a fire protection meet- held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn- One William and Mary dining room suite, 1 ivory bedroom
Tree planting has been going on test with an economy perform- ing in California last winter, forest ing from the Immaculate Concep- suite, 2 9x12 iurs, leather upholstered rockers and other
with a vengeance for the past two ance of 10.S2d per 10 miles per service officials returned to their will be in Fair-vie-
new ideas of tion church, liurlal chairs, Puritan kitchen stove with oven, Iron bed and sani-
weeks and it Is fair to estimate that hour, as against the next best districts with many
600 trees have been planted already record of 13.Cd, and a total of protection which will be put Into
this spfcing.
Enough building Is now tinder
way on the Heights to justify a
1SH.78

performance
marks against 168.97.
Tho formula employed gave the thoPreparedness
of transporting a
effect this year.
public are the
and education of
keynotes of the
anil an active ments
cemetery.
HONEYWELL James Honey-
well died last night at his apart-
In the highlands after a
tary cot with springs and mattress, one walnut chiffonier, and
a number or miscellaneous articles, all of this
most new furniture, must be sold Friday.
819 NORTH SEVENTH.
al- high-grad-

'The Golden Gift'

resident plumber. net load carried by vehicles In plans for isthisto year be waged through- short illness. The body was taken
cost per ton of 2,000 pounds per campaign out the country to acquaint people to Crollott's instructions funeral parlors pend-
PINON SHELLING BY mile per hour. No allowances were with the need of great care in the ing funeral from rela-
made for depreciation, but forests. The week starting April 16 tives. ADDED ATTRACTION
HAND TOO HARD WORK; were carefully examined has been set aside President
SUES F0R MACHINES for stress of Journey and penal- Warren G. Harding asby forest con- CORDOVA F. L. Cordova, 77
ties Inflicted against reliability servation week. years old, died South last night at his
marks. The consumption of water apartments on Fourteenth JAP-A-LA- C "ROBINSON CRUSOE, LTD."
' Two plnon-shellln- machines
g are and general running performance street. Ho is survived by three
the subject of a suit filed in dis- were also considered. THIEVES TAKE AUTO sons, Carlos, Ambrocio and Fred
Cordova. The body was taken to A Two Part Comedy Featuring
trict court yesterday by J. H. Aus- Kxcept
tin against bis former partner, miles, the enure run was
for the first hundred STANDING IN FRONT the Crollott funeral parlors, pend- VARNISH, STAINS, ENAMELS
through
John King, who he alleges is Ille- mountainous
country, which makes OF MASONIC TEMPLE ing funeral arrangements. Phone 76 for New Low Prices.
"HAM" HAMILTON.
gally withholding them from him. the speed wagon economy per-
Austin charges that the ma- formance very marked. Everybody read tho Invitation on REGULAR PRICES
chines were of his own invention The theft of a Ford truck be- pngo 4. , We Deliver Promptly.
and manufacTure, and that King longing to the Whitney Hardware
has never had any claim to them. BOYS ARRESTED ON company was reported to the police
early yesterday mornlnK. The car
The two men entered into a part-
and LARCENY CHARGES was taken from in front of the Electric Machine WHITNEY HARDWARE CO.
nership on October g1, 1921,.busi- Masonic Temple some time between
engaged in the pinon-shellin-
7 and 10 o clock
Wednesday even-fn- Makes your old floors new
g.
ness, Austin claims, but on April Hill Kizzar Coleman, 16, wa ar- and your new floors perfect.
5 of this year, the partnership hav- rested last night charged with the The car Is described as having a R. F. Hullck. Phone 945. CERRILLOS EGG COAL
ing been dissolved meanwhile, larceny of a pneketbook containing Jrreen truck body, the rest of tho Office 211 West Gold. 1
King Is accused of taking the ma- $3 belonging to 10. Paulsare and a car
oelng painted blacK. The car Uniform Size. Convenient to Handle.
chines and hiding them. pair of chaps and a rope belonging bore ft New Mexico license num
Austin asks tho return of the to Ralph Whiteside. William Short ber 31,030, and engine number COFFEE CONTEST CALLED OFF
and Earl Drlilgemier, companions 650,430. A motor meter was at- - T
rJ r f
Vj
TL1 lie JCWder
1 More Heat Units per Pound.
More Pounds per Dollar.
the loss of their use. The ma- of Coleman, wero arrested on sus- tached to the radiator. Owing to the lack of interest In the contest and the fact
chines are valued at $300. picion of being connected with the that the company has found it is more expedient to conduct The Most Satisfactory, Economical and Convenient
crime. The hoys will be given a
EXPERT WATCH MAKING, only a Jobbing business and sell through the dealers instead
In court BEARS BEAT TIGERS .Engravlnjr,- - Jewelry pf direct to tho consumer, our coffee contest has been called Fuel for Stove and Ranges. Order a ton today.
DROUTH IN ARIZONA preliminary hearing police
this morning. Police stated last IN Y BOWLING MATCH Opposlte Postofflce. off.
FORESTS WILL CAUSE night that charges of larceny would However, special inducements will be offered to the users
also be placed against tho Short 118 South Fourth. of our Coffees through dealers as they make their purchases
ft with other food supplies at their local dealers.
HAHN COAL CO- - Phone 91
EARLY FIRE SEASON and llridgemier boys. Bears defeated the Tigers two
out of three games In the "Y" city
bowling tournament match last
Aldo Leopold, assistant district
forester, left yesterday for the. night.
score,
Franklin rolled the hish
"25. in the opening game of
Well Country Camp Mountain States Coffee Company
national forest near Moving Picture Funnies For Convalescent Tiibcrailara fi FORof RENT
Kitgraves
Phoenix, where he will as.'dst In ar-
ranging the 1 922 forest fire fight-
the matt:
The scores follow:
Bears,
In the mountains. Hates $12.50
m.t week. For reservations Nice our office with
part A
FOUND
real place to get youi
ing plans. Tho lack of heavy snows Baser . , ,t 177 25 1 60 1 . Phone 490-- J window. clothes cleaned and pressed.
and spring rains In the Sitgraves
forest is quickly bringing on the
spring fire season and extensive
plans are being made by the service
to meet tho season fully prepared
0 Wagner
Franklin
Lovltt
f&
Totals
157
....225 183 160
....146 162 3S4
'..705 623 672
153 168

Fine Shoe Repairing COAL WOO

For Sale: Oak roll top desk
and larsre oak office table.
CHARLES o. ZAPF & CO.
Second & Cold. Phono 040
Give us a trial.
bims snop,
215 8. Second. Phone 480.
rrompt Service.
to keep the fire loss to a nominal Ladies' Half Soles 75c
amount. Other officials of the Tlscrs. ,
14S 212 160 Rubber Heels, Goodyear 40c
f ic or coos coo
district office are now In the vari- Boyoe
GAVLVP SCGAR1TE SWASTIKA
ous forests assisting the forest V. DEUVER.THE WASHIN', ' Bollman 16S 145 1S5
178 130 135 Men's Half Soles 90c
AUCTION SALE
low
(. ;
supervisors and rangers in making Boatright All Sizes. Best Prices.
" Blind 138 160 156 Rubber Heels, Goodyear 40c
the final arrangement for mooting I
the early season. 627 647 636 City
Electric Shoe Shop
Totals
213 South Second St. . HEW STATE COAL CO.
NEGRO DOCTOR HELD SUE TO COLLECT ON Phone 567-- W
PHONE 35 Today, April 7th, at 916 West Marquette
FOR VIOLATION OF
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J
A PROMISSORY NOTE Free Call and Delivery
NARCOTICS ACT HERE Work Done While You Wait
Exclusive Agent for Swastika end Sujrnrlte Coal. Sale Starts Promptly at 2:30
Suit on a promissory note for
f
Charged with violating the Har-
. rfdd UP
...Jm $2,800, with Interest at 10 per sa.TKs ,ofxtrt.cooVoetshoeMshe8t bidde'
rison narcotics act, Dr. James A.
Lewis, colored, was arrested, yes-
terday by Deputr United Slates
Marshal Juan Brady on complaint
cent from March 7, 1921, to date,
was filed In district court yester-
day by David Armljo. trustee, and
Petronlla Armljo, against Gabriel
THE IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY CO.
OUR KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE
Of GOOD FUEL
ng SITE.
tresses, one e
full-sls-
Wnrf
Dressing Table. Sewln Machine" i SprinTnd
Bed, Spring and MaMress, "fed
Zt' WkMD,r
of federal agents. and Rosalia Sanchez and IJocadio Sone!ing
Bt0V Ref,iEerator na y other articles pof men"
Lewis waived a preliminary Cut out tv.e pictur on all four Martinez, PRIVILEGES OUR SUGGESTING:
hearing beforeV. United States Com- sides. Then carefully fold dotted Under an agreement alleged to "TIIE fiACNDnif If It Is house furnishings you want you
missioner V. McDonald and was line Its ntire length,
1
Then have been contained In the con-
dot-Fol- d
OF QUALITY" miss this sale, as these goods are the Vim VI net 5"? ,0 ''
held for the federal grand Jury un- ted line 2. and so on. each tract, 10 per cent additional of ODDER CERRILLOS EGG never been used by sick Now "enW ?nd .aVe
der bond of $1,000, which he section underneath
When completed turn
you'll find a surprising
accurately the total now due Is asked for
over and attorney's fees, since tho note
result. Save was not paid upon maturity.--
Dry Cleaning,
riennert
cleaned
Dyelmr,
nnd Blocked, Rut
latest
flats
THE SATISFACTORY, ECONOMICAL
don't weaken. Be on hand prompt an" b'rlng you"r
J. L. GOBER, Auctioneer.
ft"1 r
by process. QQ
TY
The "SUNSHINE" nut
CilFT PACKAGES. Machine
In DAIN- the pictures.
We deliver any size any
PHONE 91
V
pin-lie- I'liion tuns. Fannie S. C. II. m. p. o. r)fl.lt. i. where. Henry Transfer Co., Phones 148 and 449. HAW! COAL CO.
Spll. S02.North Tent 1) street. e
OHieopjithic SKH'iulit.
Tele-puou-

Stern Hid;;. Tel. ;ul-J- , 2U33.W. Phone 939. TELL IT THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED- -
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