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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
Golf On Wee Burn Links.

pfamfofd. conn. JUnc G.--A bail sweep
,t,I,a var played ~ wee Burn links 10
dsy sn1 tho winner was Mr. ware. HIS
cafd var ss-fS--i$. OthG scores were:
Eobert Hunter. si-5-5e: Or. Charlton
wallace, s4--7--77. CheStcr Eellack SD
y. Nr. Boldep. s2--Ij--77i Or J. H. siaub.
nj G--7s. ~ Frederick Fchsy0lr h7-f--
~. . gllllr ifCZ --Z4-.-7s ". H. Macdonald.
E,--S-.5g, BamueI PiofSOn. Ss--s-sQ, y. 4.
fOekNoo1 % 1870, =. 4 STARK 0J--it-
~. ar bell 1OC--24--s2, Or. George BhcT-
iii. jDi~ts-s3; Ar fcbOOnmakoT. 100
gS.-sI. " T.. ReafS. D3-s--s5: q. =.
Thsner. 115-~27-s 80. Dr. Eozen. li6a-21--
-. r. J. Buchanan, 07--j--52; u. T. Wooao
nm 10 5-~J3. w. NJ Eoyis. 113--20-~J@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
GLEN RIDGE TOURNEY ON
More than Sixty Begin Play
Whitney Wins Handicap.

Tho club championship OF the Gie"
Ridge Country Club began yesterday with
more than sixty members taking part
Coincident with tho qualifying round OF
the championship was an eighteen-hole
play handicap. which was won by j. NJ.
Whitley, with a card OF S5-1i-'l,
There was a tie for the second best net
between Charles Ames. S6-li-'2' ana
r. c. stevens 9l-19-72. H. u. Smith
with score OF 50, led the field IN the
championship round. Those having the
sixteen lowest gross scores VIII hght II
out at match play for the title. while
those making the second sixteen VIII con-
tinue ON for the governors cup. Prizes
have also been provided for other d.
visions.
The leading scores yesterday were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
HANDICAP.
Englewood Country Club.

Englewood golfers qualified for the
Mackay cup yesterday. an annual COM
j. Il. Krustelner was the leader.
with 5000
Attention will be given this week to
match play. the draw for which follows:
Prayer VS.. Reinmund Smith w. Stork-
or, Krustciner VS. Sncdeker. Hamlcn VS..
Keep, Childs w. Snare. Peters va Earle,
Coo w. Nellie and Gorliss W. Wcatherby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
MRS. LOTUS BEST PUTTER
Carries Off H nors in Special
Contest at Montclair.

Besides the first round OF match Play 10
the June tournament at the Mont'laF
Golf club Yesterday, there was the usual
bandicap in three classes. in which j.. u.
yy-isweu John Rcis and g. VI. DouChorty
were the respective winners. There was
also putting contest for women "h'.'
was won by MIS-. W. II. Lotus.
The scores and summary folo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
LAWN TENNIS CLASS
IS EVENLY DIVIDED
Draw Announced for the
New Jersey State
Championship.

Lawn tennis class is evenly divided IN
the draw for the New Jersey State cham
pionship tournament. which was made
yesterday by T.. J. Barber, the referee.
and Burnell Poole, OF the committee, at
the Whitehall Building. Richard II.
Palmer former champion. holds place
in the top half Of the draw, and he will
nd a ne ED of worthy competitors when
the matches start at the Englewood Field
Club. Englewood, y. j., tomorrow
in the same half are George G.. Moore,
ir.. Columbia and eth Regiment star;
Louis Graves, Leonard Beekman, Colum-
bia interscholastic champion; Charles NJ.
Bull. jr.. Ralph l.. Bags, Wylie G. Grant,
Walter i. Pate and G. Grafton Shafer.
The ranking men of the lower half are
Vanderbilt b. Ward, G. \. l.. Dionne.
Allan Tobey. 6. Howard Voshell. Frank
Kidde, Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Otto
II. Iinck The draw for the champion
ship doubles will be made next Tuesday
at the clubhouse. The competitions Will
begin tomorrow afternoon ON the nine
dirt courts of the club.
The draw follows:
New Jersey State championship singles Cfrst
round byrs)-B. W. Stair vs.. 6. g. Moore. IT.;
Ely Behar W.. r.. II. Palmer; 7. %. GPvett VS..
T.. II. Pfeiffer: Louis Graves VS.. winner OF /.
T.. Stckney- Aeston Cumming match.
First round--T b. Stickney vs.. Preston cum
ming; Dr. William Eosenbaum vs. Frank
Washburn: L. O. Condit vs.. W. 5. Slsde; Leon
ard Beckman VS.. Harold Thr0ckmorton; ". y.
Balch VS.. Lindley Durham; w. l.. Pate -. j.
II. Randolph; &. VI. Bull. ir.. vs. r. Il. Rags;
W C. Grant We. i. G. Baggs; Gwynne French
~. G. c. Shafcr: George 4. Gordon ys. Ernest
+. Thomas: 6. G. Burroughs vs. A Fraser
Campbell: DIT r. f. Drake vs.. Il. J. Baldwin;
Vanderbilt q. Ward vs.. J. 4. H. Williams;
Walter Blsche vs.. Allan Tobey: Earl Fink -.
. A. l.. Dionnc +. Iardcastlc. jr, w. leslie
V Robinson: : H. Noshell vs. George ).
Groesbeck. T. H. Monypeny VI Frank kidde.
First round hyes-Loslie Cooper vs.. winner or
p H. Monypeny-F Frank kidde match; J. y.
PeU vs H. Norton; Otto II. Hinck ~. K. +.
Woods: +. J. Barber vs.. u. NJ. Phillips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
Canoe Brock Country Club.

II. X. Dovney led the field in the quail
flying round for the June tournament on
the links Of the Canoe Brook Country
cub YESTERDAY with a card Of a-lS-66.
There was tie for last place, which will
ie played Off later
Tho score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
RIY LOPEZ.

(al Much better would have been PIX -.
tbD White has now two pawns in the centre
Of the board. and finally blocks Blacks posi-
ton completely.
Co Surprising and very strong.
(dl After Gripping the Black position Nhite
now begins his maneuvres on the king side
of the board. 81,
(e1PxP would have been better move; II
White would have replied K Black could
have followed with P-Q
u With this move White at last gets ma
teTial advantage. 49,,
(gI The game was splendidly played by Black
rn1- L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
Scarsdale Golf and Country

At the scarsdalc Golf and Country V'"
members began play Yesterday Tor tho Nn'
Plains trophy They qualified On two 'isa'h
handicap conditions. aud later on w'nn'
In these divisions will meet In hnsl mates
Tor possession Of the prize.
CLASS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
One Design Boats Start Season

oyster Bsy. /. l.. June G.-ln a light
Lfoczc that Kept swinging around the com'
paqs. three II the one-dcsIgn boais OF the
Reawanhaka Corinthien yacht club sailed
the fret race OF the nrgt series OF centre
Island to-day The wiHncr was T.. Tucker
mans iris.
Tnc summary
sLOoPF.-ONE- DERlG% CLAs9-sTART
faEInE Enf HHE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
New Canaan Country Club.

Stpmford. conn. Jrne at IN" Sew
Canaan Country club to-day tho qualifying
round fof tho Championship vas played.
Those who qusIincd were 4. J.. Thornton,
81: Ellsworth. -. II. fIcit 81. -. Il. reg
or %: l.. rockingham. 0S 9. Rogers 100
Or. Miller, lO2, J. Parker. l0C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
Fox Hills Golf Club.

At the FOX Hills Golf Club yesterday
the qualifying round for cup offered by
John Slater. ice-president OF the club,
was run off. Emil Heikcl leading the field.
with n card OF S3-lJ-GS. The scores
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

Final rounds were run or I'm three
other divisions as we'll as in four beaten
eight flights. CoIncident with the final
rounds wps medal play handicap, In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
RECORD AT RIDGEW00D
Kohler Lowers Amateur Mark
on Jersey Course.

A Quaker handicap was the novelty al
the Ridgewood Country Club yesterday.
In m affair Of this kind members Invite
friends from neighboring organizations.
and when the last card had been handed
in Il was found that w. O. Wood, repre-
senting the Engineers Golf Club Of New
York. had won the first net prize with
a card IF 96-22-74. II. II. Giles, Of
Yountakah, gained the second award
with S2--7--15.
There were class handcaps for tho
Ridgewood members as we'll and in the
division c. =. Kohlcr won easily with
76--7-69 His &C, by the way. broke
tho amateur record Of the links, the de-
tailed card reading aS follows:
oGpt.......... s52$ "a ! s-35-7s
In Class = two Ridgowood golfers tied
for the first net prize. NJ. 5. Flint having
a card Of g3-20--13 and John Duncan
returning a4-2l-73.
Between eighty and ninety strangers
visited the links during the day. and In
the evening they We're the guests OF the
club at stag dinner. Among the
neighborinG organizations represented
were the Yountakah Country Club. the
club. the Colonia Country Club. the
Forest Hill Field club. the Engle wood
country club, the Richmond County
Country Club. the Knollwood Country
club. the Crescent Athletic Club the
North jersey Country club. the Wykagyl
Country cub. the Plainfeld Country
club md the WOodmerc Country club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
DOUBLE RUY LOPEZ.

(a) This is the Swedish Variation, whlch u
not to be recommended.
Ch) move.
been faulty. 49,
Id The other Rock ought TO have taken that
square White would then have won pawn
60 very COMPLICATED exchange combinations.
However. there would have been left on the
board bishops Of opposite colors. and Black
would have drawn the game. r.,
lowed IA BxR OK q; Il 70 Oh. Kt-h. ana
a very difficult game for Black would have
been the result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

Memorial Day was busy day Tor
chess players IN the metropolis. While
the Manhattan Chess Club was engaged
in a match on sixteen boards against the
Franklin Chess Club, Of Philadelphia, in
this city direct wires were brought INTO
reouisition between the headquarters OF
tho Rrooklvn Chess Club and the Capital
civ Chess and Checker Club, OF WASH
ington, in order TO play telegraphic
match on ten boards.
None OF these matches was, however,
finished on that day in spite OF the fact
that the telerraphic match began at IL
o'clock in the morning and was con-
tinued until IL midnight, with only two
intermissions for luncheon and dinner
In this match Brooklyn had scored 4a
games and its opponents ~ games
with four games adjourned. These games
will have to be adJudicated by the referee'
w y. RYAN, It is predicted the Brooklyn
Chess Club will get the verdict OF this
match.
After the referees r. T. Black ana
Herman Helms had adjudicated three
games. left unfinished in match between
the Manhattan and Franklin Chess club,
giving one game 10 the Manhattans ana
awarding a draw in the two others inc
final score Of this contest was TO Z III
favor of the Manhattan Chess club.
According TO information received, the
American champion. Frank J. Marshall
will remain in Europe in order to par
ticipatc in the international tournaments
70 be played at Mannheim and Budapest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

IN 'lass Z Two IidgoW0Od E0Ifers tl"d
for the first net prize, NJ. :. Flint having
a card Of g3-l0--13 and John Duncan
returning o4-2l-13.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28
FARMERS OFFERED
FINE PROGRAM
At COLLEGE
Plenty Of Excellent InfOrma-
ton Available for House
wives as Well at A. & M.
Short Course.

State College, y. AZ. Dec. 2g.-An
exceptionally fine program. arranged
for the forthcoming short eoarse fug
farmers aud their wives. which viii
shortly be- offered by the state col
.lego of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts. B. bringing la daily responses
from farmers 90 thy effect that they
Nlii take the mll course. %heglnning
~JauuarS Z and ending January .
Agricultural men az note from yar-
ious parts OF the country VIII be
present to give lectures and demon-
STATIONS on ihe Important d raj top
lcs 81 the dhy You uo dnihi hive
read the program, which has ap-
peurod ~ most 90 the new spapera,
bait no harm viii he done bY galiirE
your attention aEsin to some az the
men Who are coming ana thc SUBJ
iects they win discuss
'ColleciiYe ka individual Market
Ing aud tho business side 81 Fafm-
ms by ~. a. Kerr, bureau OF mar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28

Ikcis. Washington. y. c..
The Standardization OF Grains
Grown On the Farm by J. W JEFF
fires. office Of grain Standardization
Portland. ore.
Farm Management and Farm
Demonstrations. by prof g. %.
smith. chief of the ofncc Of farmers
cooperative demonstrations. Wash
ington. u. g.
The Work 81 County ~AgriCultur-
alists. by prof. r. " Working. ag-
riculturist 10 charge OF Western
states. Denver. Colo.
The Utilization ~ B~y-products ON
the Farm" by Prof ~ n. Benson,
specialist In chsrse of club work,
Washington. u. g.
Livestock Diseases by Prof.
Brodic. bureau of animal industry.
Washington u. G.
what the Silo WIN DO Tor NcW
Iexico. by Prof a. 81 Banner dEri-
cultural demonstration Sauta Re sys-
tenn Amarillo. Texas.
"Fccding ard Housing OF Poultry
bv PROT. l.. J.. Johnson. assistant aE-
r|iculturai demonstration. santa F.
! system. Amarillo, Texas
"Thc DRY Farming soils of Ncw
/ M,x.co and Their cultivation. by
/ Prof a. Trumbuii agricultural
| demonstrates of tho J. r. a ".
railway system, ~ Paso, Texas.
The above is In addition o. tho
| many lectures and demonstrations 90
boz given by members OF the college
: faculty on farm crops. %irrlgatiou'
I La Ham..m.a eH.a.HF fataHM
pruning. spfiyiuF. fruit packing. soil
/ fertility. poultry, dnifyiag. etc
An exceptional program has been
prepared hy the home economics de-
partmcnt OF tho extension service Tor
the ladies The foliowing Hfe "a few
/ Of the subjects that VIII De taken ui.
''The Firctcss cooker as q LABOR
saver" Water supply for Count'S
Homes Cost and Convenience ol
tho Power Washer "ltccreatl"ns TT
mo Farmers wife and Children.
aFurnlture and Decoration. From the
Standpoint OF Beauty and SANTA
tlon. ECONOMY IA Dress home
Millinery, 'Moral Training of 'h'l-
ercn." prevention OF Disease
.seWare Disposal "rhe Women
clab 49, Related Go Public Health
"nmutlfyinr d Home, ctr.
-Everythlng D. free. except your
.ortanaI expenses The SAINTS re
railway system will give rednce'
ratca one and 0ne-ihird fare for the
round trip. from Albuquerque south.
including Domlug. silver CTS, i@ke
valley. El Paso. etc, ucScis ON SAFE
January & to q. inclusive. with return
MINT az TauuarV 10.
Hotel recommendation VIII cost ns
followr. single room. 75 cents y
~ d room. 50 cents each. meals 80
ana 60 cents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28
WILSON VIII NoNIN AlE
THNBE COMMISSION fhfN

washington. De- if'
Wilson expect TO send to the SENATE
.thbs week nom lnaiioHs OF the hN'
member Of the federal ufad coln-
mission
It wa- said 40 the White House 90
.day that while nc has not unalh
chosen the commission hD has MARI
roVcd his Ist ~ eiElhlcs down from
500 a. 81 low men
Amonr o. men whom thc pres
dent Il understoed 60 be nON cua7la-
.efinr are Governor West of oregon.
Joseph O.. Davies. commissioner al
corporations. Albert b NortoHi "a
Sd. Louis lawyer and former Pro-
gressiye candidate Tor governor ol
Missouri. Henry j. Watcrs. president
II thc Kansas state A~sficuitural Col
ioee. George . Peabody 81 Aew YORK
banker and business man. Edwaru
y. Hurley "a Chicago president oi
the Illinois Manufacturer Assofia-
ton. ana an espcri on forcisn trade.
particularly IN south America; for
mer Attoraes General Thomas e. Fel-
der of G~eorsln former Governor An
sei VI south Caroline. end Governor
Hodges 81 kansas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28

vclop new fields according to the
act Of courrcss which created g.
Commissioners Davies reports that
before tho bureau is absorbed by the
new federal commission ~ plans 90
complete additional and fiunl reports
on tobacco. tarfn machinery associ0
tons. taxation OF corporations, oil.
trust laws and conflicts az CORPORA
ttn laws and leave H. force as free as
possible for the new work of the
trade smmission.
During the last f,v months the
report says, the bureau nas been
making "a general co-mpreheusirc sur.
vcy 90 tho whole Industrial field Win
the Wow Of having immediately
malable for the trade commission
the general facts OF the processes u'
manufacture. organization and DOM
inuut financial ,ontrol ol amy line 81
industry.
Tho report this year confirms q
worry comprehensive review uf the law
under which the trade commission
VIII work Tho new body. it cN-
plains. wIli have not oniy those iunt-
tons OF Investigation ana %puhneiiF
which the bureau of corporations eN-
erciscs. but also other fsugtious oi
publicity. Investigation and recon-
mendation and power which ere
o~uasi-Iudi0iaL which distinguish u pa
q marked ann from the bureau
of corporations n will have murh
broader discretion " VIII act, whei
reauesiel to de- 30 hy the courts, as
master in chanccry in the prepara-
tion az trust DEGREES
In view OF the impending merR't
Of the bureau 81 corporotioss Win
tho trade commission. Commissioner
payIes makes no recommendation
as 90 policies or plans for the inthfe'
and In addition 90 a lengthy rcNic"
OF thu functions Of the trade conn
rni--ibn hf report is lonf.ned Co a
review of the years work % his pu-
rean which has been previously dis
closed from time o. time bon rarti"'
Iroportr uron investigations al van
uus stages.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28
NnrIrE EnR rrnfICAIInN.
Department of the Interior. 4.
Land nmee 81 snnia Fe. View Nc

Department of the Interior. 4. 8.
Land Office at santa Re. New Mex,
NoY. 90. 1914
Notice BE- hcrehy given that ELIAS
Garcia. of Canyon. New Mexico. who.
on November Ctr. 1871. made Home
stead 80. oi59f9. Tor SO SEA and
Eh sWA section ~. Township i.N.
Range !. East. n. 81. T.. Meridian. has
filed notice of intention 60 make
three year proof. 90 establish claim Oh
the land. above described. before
Linus J.. Shields l.. IS Commissioner.
an Jemsz 2pTinse. New Mex, on jan
uary i2 1918.
Claimant amu az witnesses
N0man Garcia. ~ Jtmc1, n Mex.
Crecencio H. Garcia. Of Iomcz 81.
Me-.
Abran Truliiio. 81 jcmez. ~ Mex.
BIAS Casaus, a. Jcmcz. ~ Mex
FRANCISCO DELGApO.
Register.
"Evcniag Horaid.@ Albuquerque,
y Mex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28

tine b. lifted There are considerable
quantities of h~igh-gradc stan owned
in New Mexico now being held out
Of tho state by the quarantine.
=. A. Hinlard OF Deming last week
brought suit against tho Southern
Pacific company Tor $3.50 damages
alleged g. have been Incurred by the
company caroiessncss Ia transport
ing a shipment Of SOS head OF cattle
loaded At Tucson a weight loss is
the basis Of she suit
Tho Alamogordo Improvement
company last week added 100 head of
atcsrr 60 q herd 90 it3 h,rd with
which an experimental feeding plan
~ being carried out az Alomogordo.
~ is announced az silver City that
Cousland & Nixon have bought oui
the interest 81 81. ~ Downcs m the
following cattle brands. kRO. Stlg
TB HEEL and iialf circle 25.
r. y Mitchell last wcck shipped
1900 head OF cattle Go Kansas City
from Roy, Mora county.
Two companies have been formed
40 Dcmlnr for carryiuy ou stock
feeding ON a large fcalc They are
the Cole livestock association. with
q capitalization 81 gtoo. 600. and the
Luna County Law estock association.
capitalized FOR $4,000.
Cattle shipments from Dcmiug and
the vicinity inside three days last
week amounted 10 close o. S23.0Qn.
81. J. and James Kerr shipped 900
head of COWS and calves from CAM
bray on saturday 10 W. ~ Weldon
az Ashland, KIM, receiving stAt2j
Tor the lot ON Monday they shipped
a carload of hfty-t,e yearllns steers
with a shipment That A. T. Hyatt was
making. the price boinE t32 per head.
A. r. Hyatt on Monday shipped 200
head 81 Mexican COWS and HaNes 90
j. T. Lahipr Of TeNlinc. TeNas. who
paid SIS for cach COW ana calf Mr.,
Labier VIII lot the cattle rnnFo for
Ia fcw months before chipping them
90 the packers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28
NEW MEXIC0
LIVESTOCK NOTES


u n. ifarkey shipped ten ears 90
cattle from Carlsbad last wcek 90
Crosbyton. TcNss. part 81 "a consider
able movement OF stock out OF chat
place during the week. Otner ship
ments from Carlsbad included 1900
head u cattle from the y ranch aud
several ears shipped 20 Texas by r.
Moody.
The Guadalupe sheep company 81
Eddy county last week bought 500
head Of stock sheep from +. g. Love
40 So
Thprman and SOM OF Black River,
EddF coanty. last week sold biI head
az ycorilnF wcthcrs 90 Henry Lave
Ice OF Balmorrhea. Texas. al 50.
r. v Cofhn and Sons 81 Hope are
feeding ioOe head 81 sheep al that
place which VIII be marketed early
an January.
p MOODY 81 Carlsbad has two cars
of white-face REGISTERED bulls on feed
In Missouri which viii boz shipped Ca
New Mexico az Don a. b Quaran-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28
The Markets

New YORK. Dec. 2S.-stocks made
material recovery TO-DAY from the low
level OF the previous week, gains
ranging from IL TO Q points In the
better known issues, including the in
tcrnatiOnal list.
Close.
Amalgamated copper. 52A Amer.
lean sugar Refining. l0i Atchison,
y2; china Copper. asa; Northern
Pacific a1ia, Reading. 1885, South
crn Pacific, S2a Union Pacific
ll6#; United States Steel. ass
United states steel preferred. 10th
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28

Ncw YorS. Dec. es-Tin, arm.
E3S.s0@ 34g5.
Copper. dull ~cloctrolyuo. &ie.15@
1871. cistius. Si2.75m 1912.
Iron. quiet 40 1 northern. Si4.5e
mI5.0o. No 2 aor,hcrn. ti4.25 ~
1915: No. southern. slA25 Hlf75;
No. 2. St4.e5 mii75
Al London-spot copper. t56. l2s.
cd. fIturca. fh7.
spot-Tln. Gas, Ice; futurvs fit5,
los.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28

Kansas CITY, Dee eS-Hogs-Re-
ccipis. 1000. higher. Bulk. S7.15W
o. 100.
cattle Receipts, 10000. steady.
Prime fed stcrs. 1925 t0.25. west
vru steers. $1,000 9,25; calves. $500
w95O.
Sheep - Receipts. 5.40A; higher.
Lambs. $500 1915; ye%arlings. SOS
mT.16.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28

Chica4o. Doc Is Hog Receipts,
$4,000; strong TO i5c above saturday 8
average. Bun. S120W 7.s5. heavy.
50 g5 $50. pigs. ss-35 WT.3S.
Cattle Receipts. $4,000; weak Ma
tive steers. 81 5000 s.>5. western. s5.i5
500. calves. &7.eb U9T5.
sheep - Receipts, $1,000: strong.
sheep. S5.S5E ESQ; lambs. $500 70
S.s5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-28
LAST CORPORATION
BUREAU REPORT
IS SUBMITTED
Chief of Body Soon to Be Abb
sorbed in Federal Trade
Commission Renders Ae-
count of Years Work.

Washington. Dec eI Commis-
s.oner Joseph o. Davies mado 90
secretary Redneld to-day the last re-
port of the bureau of corporations
A. 1hs etaue OF eleven years work 70
soos istW De- ~ahsorhca ~ the neN
federal ffadc commission. which VIII
carry forward is activities and de-
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FOR RENT Rooms.


FOR EENT-HousckcepIns rooms
single or Ca suite. s. 90 per month
and up Inqulde csc. West Coal.
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Lost.


Lost DOWNTOWN today e. suit case
conIHiuius mems wearing apparel.
Finder return to -. D. Wilson. OCci-
dental Nldg.. Tor reward.
Lost Pair ut silver plated nose
glasscs Finder please return 20
Purseu studio. 11g West Central
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Denver. colo, Dec. 2s~Cattie re-
ccipts. 700; higher Beef steers. $3.50
01S0. COWS and heitcrs. Ss.e0W6.oo,
stockoTs and fe~ders. $G.50N 12e:
caltes. $500 81 q 40.
Hoss- Receipts. 400; steady hiRh-
ar. Top. $40 bulk. 31.90m 40.
shccp-Reccipts. 1900; market firm.
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a cameiiia tree fifty Feet high cas-
BE- seen in pienltz. nea Dresden q
was brought from Japan in lNto.
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New York. Dec. 2S.-Spot cotton,
quiet. middling urlands. $3.50.
Sales. 5000 bales.