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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
O'GRADY
ANNOYS 4 FRA|L
DAM SEL
Lucy Lucero Says He Should
MT Have Come to Her Room
at A a.. m. or Posted a Man at
Her Other Door.

Lucy Lucero aad John Bonguidl
were fined SIS apiece In the city court
this morning. John and Lucy were
arrested. 50 the police say. a. tbs lat
ter's room early this morning by Po-
lice Captain O'Grady,
Lucy was annoyed at O'Grady ana
told chief McMilin 81. She said the
captaln shouldn't have come around
To her room at any sue hour as 4
o'clock In the morning. Besides. he
played a trick on her. She didn'. open
the door when O'Grady first knocked.
because. she Is said 10 have told the
police. she tried TO yet John out Of
the other door. And there. outside
he other door. was another police
man that the schemlng o'Grady had
posted. Altogether. Lucy thought
O'Grady had acted IN an entirely In
considerable and ungailant fashion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
New Stock of Laces
for Fall

At this Department you will find many ex-
elusive Novelties In Laoes and Trimmings that
cannot be had elsewhere. Designs that are
most beautiful rich and distinctive.
Flouncings, Nets and Allovefs.
Chantilly, Spanish and Alencon LADIES'.
Beaded. spangled and opalescent Laces and
Trimmings.
Garnitures, Tassels and Ornaments.
The --latest Novelties shown are: The
Antique, Metal and Mandarin Trimmings.
Metal Laces, Silver and Gold Venise Edges
and Bands. Gold and Silver Lace Flouncing rs
for Dresses. New Wide Bands for Waist
Trimmings.
New Chiffon and Georgette Crepe. in all
shades, plain and figured.
New Net Top Edges with Vsnise effects.
Beautiful line Of SILK Nets in all colors.
Russian Green, Belgian Blue. Brown. Iris. Pur-
pie and Emerald Green.
The New Bordered Wells: Feather Boas:
Buttons; Buckles and-Rzands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
WILL CARRY FIGHT ON
PANAMA
TO HOUSE OF BISHOPS

Sew York. oct. 25.-N special con-
ycntlou OF the House Of Bishops of the
Protestant Episcopal church OF Amer
probably VIII DO called il INC near
future in an effort Co proven the
Episcopal board OF missions from car
ring OUT it, intention Of sending dele.
gates 60 the Panama iutcr-dru0m.ld
tiuuul missionary congress Co ha held
Ina FEBRUARY. according .u the Right
Rev. Reginald H Weller. bishop o'
Fou I'm lac. Wis.
Bishup Weller was onr Of the nNl
church diRulturics who rcsiEuod from
the board of missions when the board
at us quarterly meeting yestcrdHs &C..
fused 20 r,-gind % former rc'ulut.D
authorizing participation iu the Pan.
m congress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
TWO DIVORCE r
FILED IN DISTRICT COURT

cyrus W shelnberger who Il su-
ing his wife. Ruby. ror divorce. was
ordered today BY the district court 10
pay f2h attorney fees and s25 a month
alimony, pending The disposition OF the
SUI.
Two divorce DEGREES were hled.
Johl Fred Klein h freed from Wed
lock with Emil Klein who deserted
him last year, and Teodorita Mon
toya BE Padiia T. divorced from An
tonic Padilla, who abandoned her
she retains possession OF her children
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
hRBIT RATION is
TURNED DOWN
BY MINERS
Examination Of Returns at
Clifton Show Foreign Min
ers Solialy Against Wage
Scale Arbitration Plan.


90 Ia-o. Texas. oct 2s Ndyl,cs
tHd.y .rom the clifton orcu,I-Mrt-
GOLF cope. strike district of Arizona
Indicate thnt the proposal Co otter to
u .JIaf, tho wage seal. voted upon
. mass meeting. held iu 900. three
,tufr- vl. defeated 90 had boon re-
ported Ja approved
90 was said iu todays displt.n that
.ue opposition OF tho S|pauilrdH and
il ..uf duo Co lack uf vumIrchru-
Ha of the plan, defeated the project.
Tho towns of Mrt,alt and Murrnri
...t reported myuriug the PROPOSE
ton. were found Go huy, voted
.aaIust 30, only Clifton fiyoriug 10.
o. Vl. said tho Italians and Span
..Ils insisted upon hpidinr uul iuf
tua Original leonardo
no ul. reported thar thu miners ur,
contemplating soudtue % dupuJu,tuu tr
~ .nIu.tHu .siiuE 70 federal invests
.r..uu uf t1n strike conditions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

Ncw York. oct. 27.-Max Brcimug.
the nf.h man named in the conspiracy
which detectives allege VAS formed
for The purpose Of destroying ships
laden with war mutations for the al
lies, surrendered today &. the author
tiles. lie appeared before United
States Commissioner Huu ghtou. ace
companied uy counsel. ana after the
government complaint hH been read
To him no was held in $50 900 bail
for further hearing next week
Rreltuug. who Is a relative of Ed
ward ~ urrltung. "a banker OF this
city ana Marquette. Alich.. furnished
:he necessary bonds and was released.
lie came here directly from Chi-
cage. he said. as soon as he heard OF
the procecdiugs, in or Ter to give hiu-
self up
Lieutenant Robcr, FAY. Walter J..
Srholz, Pau Daeche and Dr. Horoeri
kicnzle. charged with being ,onsp.r.
ators with Ereitung. were stiIl held O..
Jail today Their hearing also is So.
for next Wrek. Government detect.
ives are bus.y engaged In an invostI,
Cation uf thr alleged plot. and 30 wa.
said that new developments might %,
cXpea ed 100 any time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
All Correct Weaves i'm
Dress Goods

This stock includes all the fashionable plain
weaves and also many exclusive styles in novelties,
Fancy mixtures, plaids, stripes, in the new fall
colorings.
Plain weaves-wool poplin and silk and wool
popEn, gabardine, broadcloth, granite cloth, mems
wear and French serges, etc.
Coatings in fancy mixtures and the popular lib
cline weaves.
Wool challies, foreign and domestic, for long
and short kimonos and for house dresses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
FOR
CONSIDERATION OF
FATHER A. ]. SCHUYLER
NY Evcnlng Heraid Loasod wirei

Denver. oct. 2I-Prcparutioug were
completed today for .h- consecra-
ton OF Father A. j. Schulcr of Den-
Yer ~ Bishop of the ~ Paso. Texas.
diocese. Elaborate ceremonies will
De held tomorrow 40 the immaculate
Conception cathedral participated "a
by one archbishop and a large nnw
Der OF bishops and other church dig
nitaTies and Catholic laymcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
COLORADO FUEL
GETS BIG ORDER
FROM THE ALLIES

Denver oct. 90 President D. q.
Wclborn of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company announced today tru'
the company had begun Hlling % large
order of steel bars aud wire. both
plain and haihed. for the French geo,
crumcut. The material .s hcing mJl.
ufaDtprcI AT the corporations ste
plant at Pueblo. The Colorado FlrI
and Iron company recently has beer
nlIing large domestic orders for tp
rails and other products.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
Notice of Tax Commission Meeting.

A special meeting Of the state Tax
Commission will be- held ON Thursday
at 10 o'clock a. M, November tlth,
1915, for the purpose of cons dcring
ana acting upon special requests fur
authority 10 make tax lclies which
will In the aggregate produce moro
than five per cent In excess OF the
amount produced by tax leyies Tor the
year 1914, and for such other matters
as may properly come before IL.
HOWELL EARNEST,
SECRETARY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
SIX VICTIMS OF
PITTSBURGH FIRE
BURIED TODAY

~rI't-hurph. Pa. OCT. ~ sis girl7.
victims of tED nro which, Monday Jf-
t|crHuou destroyed t'p factory of the
Union Paper nuX company with enc
loss ct thirteen lives were buried ;u-
day and the remaining bodies VIII Doe
inferred tomorrow An the injured
remaining In the hospital were 1il
Dee Improving.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
LANSING E
TO SAVE LIVES
OF ALLEGED SPIES

Washington. oct 2I-Acting
upon representation uf the Bel
; gian miaistcr FOO the United
states. Secretary Lansing has I'm
ructed Ambassador Gerard az
} Berlin 90 use his good offices II
} the circumstance warrant. I'M
behalf of the thirty or more per-
} sons sentenced 90 death hy The
German court martial az Liege
} for espionage and reason Tine
appeal in behalf of the condemn
, ga persons was made directly 90
secretary Lansing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

Ellnor Glynn's much read nnd
talked OF book. Three Weeks has
been put into motion pictures and
will be the attraction az the Pastitnc
theater tomorrow and Friday. Time
of shows: :. e:l5. 80. it5. 6, Ills,
$50. Gas =. IA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
WORLDS CHAMPION
HURDLER PUT OUT
IN GAME

, Los Angeles. Cal, oct. 27.-
> Fred Kelly worlds champion
. hurdicr in several classes, has
. broken his leg in football pFac-
. tice, II was learned here today.
. He was playing with the Uni
. vorsity Of southern California,
y but did not ga TO Berkeley last
= Saturday 20 play California. The
y extent o. his injury vas not an-
. uounced at chat time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
BRIETUNG GIVES
HIMSELF UP IN
NEW YORK
Last of Men Charged With Be-
ing ~AccOmplices of Fay in
Ship Destroying Plot Sur
renders.
lBy Eyonins Herald Leased wirel

Washington, Oct. 25.-Count
~ Bcrnstorff. the German ann
h%nssadur, has tclcgraphed the
state department that Robert Fay.
arrested by federal authorities at
New York for conspiracy Ia place
bombs IN departing ships. had no
connection with the German Sc
cTct service or the German gov
crnmcnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

Mrs. Morrisott. Of West silver ave-
nue.. has been visiting N-s william d.
Warren. wife OF the torrIer rector OF
81. Johns church, az ~ Pasn. Dr.
Warren IL In business In the Pa
City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

KNOX COLLEGE,
PUTS X. 0. SIGN
ON FOOTBALL

Galo.h8rg, lll, oct. O. Tho
faculty of Knox college today de-
cidcd that football at that msti-
tuition shall DO discontinued at
least this year. because of the
dcath uf Bryan Scott, injured iu
the Eauu with So. Louis October
lG ana who later died.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
A Silk Stock With
out a Peer
rom this marvellous stock.

We cannot speak too iorcibiy regarding our
.tlcS Of Silks f0I tina season. one will find
.. tAc Ia gest vanety and they will also, 70
.E0i. greatest Subtraction, The biggest values,
vslf's.
Amongst the Fancy silks arc: Satin Striped
Tl.Ic.. Tor E.culns and Street Dresses and
WAIST. BLACK Taffeta will wnito satin
a.-lIos. specially attractive. PLAID SILK in a
Wllo range gl patterns, blue and green color
.scu 90 p~rcdOmiuate, suitable for Waists and
I combination with othe. materials.
e.0gFot.c Crepe and Chiffon Cloth In all
ur .r.cft Eylaisg and Street Shades.
J.. r,s.r wcayc7 include the following:
ts.lI,. Taflc'a, Crepe de Chine, Quaker
Satin. Cgegc Meteor. FailiC and Satin de
Luxe
40 AcyC O. very complete line Of Black
Silks, including both the Foreign and Domes-
dc h..Cs. q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

Ward Anderson left today on q bus.
i1css Grip 100 El paFo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

f. T.. Saahau ana Kenneth Bald
ridge hais returned from a business
"trip Go th. cast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
The Final Word on Suit
Models for Mid Winter
Have Just Arrive

and tomorrow We present for your approval many
entirely new mOdclsi in Suits, showing a host of
individual conceptions models that reveal
unique treatment, thoroughly original and dis.
tinctly marked apart from commonplace. In
Chiffon, Broadcloth and rich Vclvc,s, acccntu.
ated with the seasons newest trimmings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
Suits Just Arriu
Foremost in Variety, Sty
and Values

Carefully weighing all considerations of new
ness, novelty, originality, becomingness, %varict,
and value we do not hesitate to say that this stor,
presents unquestionahlc advantages TO all IL
quest of ieady-to-Wear apparel for Fall an,
Winter. Let us prove this tomorrow. At least
permit us TO suggest that you buy no Suit, Coat
Gown or Waist this week until you have exam
ined this stores new Fall and Winter styles am,
have compared prices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

she is a perfect angel. He can't work
days nor sleep nights for thinking of
her, and the sight of her mile away
sets his heart to beating like an en-
CINE"
at does, Ell? 1t might in the case
of a spoony young noodle-head. but
It wouldn't with a sensible fellow. I
never lost any sleep on your account"
Nearly all your letters to me were
dated anywhere from midnight to 3
o'clock in the morning and
Never! Never wrote you letter
except in the afternoon when hadn't
anything to do and wanted to use up
half an hours time" replied Mr. Bow
ser.
And everyone of them speaks of
how lonely you were, and with what
Joyous anticipations you looked for
ward to your next call"
Lonely! Joyous anticipations! I'd
be apt to be lonely when there were
d dozen or more mighty good looking
But in a few brief years after
does change!" observed Mrs. Bowser,
as if speaking to herself.
Yes, that's it. You hunted me
down and got me to marry you and
now you are trying to make my nome
happy. If you are feeling badly why
don't you go and make yourself some
catnip tea?'
Husbands talk about happy
homes" she continued. as she looked
the paper over, but what do they 90
to make them happy?
Yes. pitch into husbandsi" growled
Mr.. Bowser, as he worked over the
shoe peg and savagely kicked the cat,
which came to rub herself against his
leg:
while they are counting they are
all smiles and soft talk, but the honey
moon is sooner over than they
stand revealed in their true colors.'
Keep pitching right in, Mrs. Bow
ser Nothing like a fault-finding wife
DO you remember that Fourth of
randa?" she asked. Il shall always
remember what you said that night
and how much the situation affected
you
you talking about?''
You took my hand in yours, Mr..
Bowser, and you asked me to please
try and learn to love YOU
''Neveri If you swear to that on
sixteen family Bibles I wouldn't be-
lieve it,
You said that life was but a
dreary waste to you before 1 crossed
your path and
q never did-never! never. never"
ne shouted as he sprang up. NO one
but you ever charged me with being
an idiot or a lunatic.''
Mr.. Bowser, didn't you say that if
I didn't marry you you'd surely kill
YOURSELF"
! moi!
Didn't you once show me some
baking powder in a pill-box and tell me
that it was stychnine, and that you'd
take it if 1 married any one else ?"
! Never, Never cared whether you
married me or noti'
And you deny that when father
came out one evening and threw you
| off the stoop and told you never to
come back that you wrote me you
Threw me off the stoopi Your
| father. By the great hornspoon, but
| this is too much, Mrs. Bowser. Threw
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
WANT WORK STOPPED
People of East Side Displeased With
Operation of Drainage Board.

The people of the East side drainage
district met at Voights bakery Friday
evening to consider means for having
the drainage board discontinue further
work on the creek.
a petition asking the board for an
accounting of the funds collected and
disbursed and also expressing the be-
lief that they are accomplishing no
good for the people, and that in view
of the prospect of the extensive sewer
on this side asking them to refrain
from further operations.
An organization was effected by
electing r. 1. Jones as chairman, and
l.. Candy, secretary.
A committee of five, consisting of
Charles Parker, William Rhodes, Alex
VOigt, L. Candy and J. E. Cross, was
appointed on resolutions.
The evening of July p was selected
as the time of the next meeting to be
held at the Mote hall at Gil East
Sixth street, at which time they expect
to invite the city engineer and others
in auth GRITTY to enlighten the taxpayers
in regard to the new sewer.
The sentiment of the people seemed
to be favorable to the sewer idea, pro-
Vided it can be made of practical
value, and a desire was expressed to
have the engineer meet us and ex-
plain his plans.
All taxpayers of the district are ex-
pected to attend the meeting on July
81, as business of Importance will be
transacted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
DID BOWSER LOVE?
Mrs. Bowser Seems to Prove That
He Did.

Il see," said Mrs. Bowser, as she sat
reading the paper the other evening,
while Mr.. Bowser was trying to dig
peg out of his shoot see another
Brooklyn man has run away and left
his wife,
Has, Ell? Well, 1 don't wonder at
it" replied Mr.. Bowser.
Did you read the item %
mo, but 1 know how it all hap
pened. He found out that he couldn't
take a bit of comfort in his home, and
he left it. No one knows the misery
that STEP
1T doesn't say he was unhappy
of course not. No husband ever
gets justice to say nothing of pity I'll
fore he walked away to die in some
lonely spot by his own hand"
We'll, dear, you'll never be driven
away by any act of mine" she said as
she went over and kissed him.
W-what in thunder are you do
ing?" shouted Mr.. Bowser as he drop
ped the shoe and sprang up.
why, L kissed YOU
We'll don't want anybody blowing
into my ears or splitting on my chin.
What struck you all at once?"
There was time when
when what?'
you would be he happiest man in the
world"
Never, Never even limited at such
thing. L wasn't that sort of a noodle
head"
Mr.. Bowser, Why, there was for
three months, while I was waiting to
make up my mind to marry you that
you said you could hardly live from
day to day
Waiting! You waiting! Well, that
is cool. That tickles me-ha! ha! hal"
he shouted as he held his sides
Yes, waiting
"Wh-ha! ha, hal You said yes
so mighty quick you bit your tongue in
doing it. The idea of me pining and
wasting away because L feared that
you would say nor
DO you remember the pet name
you used to call me?''
pet nOnsensei"
You called me your wild red rose"
wild red pigweedi Are you getting
soft in the head, Mrs. Bowser?"
at seems curious to me- she con-
tinued. without noticing his sarcasm,
that when a young man is counting a
girl one can make him believe that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
REAL ESTATE TaANsFFRs,


q. E. Helton and others to l.. Schultz,
As acres of he. Il :g3-13-17 ....... $3.50
p 4. Souders and other to same.
same .....-...........2 ga. 45
c. Whitteklnd to A. q. Harris. lots
47-9 Roosevelt ave-, Whittekind
w. \. Tincher and wife to X. A.
Weaver, lot 211 n. l., 213 Horne st,
Brigham's add. Observation-Disclosures. 2,050
NJ. w. Overton to c. Z. Maze. lots
1921 Railroad st 40
H. H. st. John and wife to l.. w.
Greene and wife. lot go s. - s.
Western ave-, OFT * Tewksburys
J. r. Madison and wife to W. G. West,
pit Sc. "A 7-11-16. ................
G. L. Clearinghouse and wife to J. A.
Nichols, lot $40 pit. A Buchanan ST.,
Throop 4th add. ...-..............
II. II. Emerson and wife to E. NJ.
Cockrell. lots 1857 Florence St.
KnoXs First sub to correct error in
deed recorded book 1863, p. $40 Shaw
nee Co. records. %
f. NJ. Campdoras to A. j. Wooster.
pit ne. a 13-11-1o. ...............-- 1000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
CAPITAL INVESTED
General Gonzales Establishes
Headquarters at GuadeIOupe.
Obregon RepuIses Rear Attack
on Forces i'm North.

Washington, July 1O.-American
Consul -Silliman. in message to the
state department today from Vera
Cruz, reported that Mexico City was
completely invested by Carranza
troops and that General Gonzales had
established headquarters at Guade-
loupe.
He also stated that General Obre-
gon reported having repulSed a rear
attack on his forces in the north
Carranza's Main Army Beaten
Ell PaSo, Tex, July 10.-Carranza'S
main army north of Mexico City was
defeated south of Aguas Calientes
yesterday, according to message re-
ceived today from Col Enrique Perez
Rul, Villas chief of staff.
General Traina Killed.
Washington, July 1O.-Gen. Martin
Tra1na, who led the Carranza forces
in the recent attack on Aguas Ca
Hentes, was killed in the battle, ac-
cording to a message received here
today by the Villa agency
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
LOST AND FOUND.

IF THE WOMAN who took the package
containing little boys suits from the
ing at & O'Clock Ild got off the car at
Bowles avenue, Will return this package
this evening to the car barns no action will
be taken.
THE PARTY that took the ladies' gray
coat off the Oakland car Thursday even
ing at Z 20 please leave at Ideal Bakery.
LOST-A so bill between Harmons barber
shop and Sth and Fillmore Reward.
Phone 4041. 1854 Polk.
PARTY who found hand made curtain
Tuesday is known. Return to 439 Elm
wood ave. and no questions will be asked
LOST-SiXt abstracts of title in the State
House. Return to custodian of State
House and receive reward.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

me! I'd like to see the whole caboodle
of your relatives throw me off a
stoop."
Perhaps you don't remember how
you used to compare my eyes to stars,
and tell me it would be the effort
of your life to make me happy"
Eyes. Stars The idea of me talk
ing any such boshi l came home ex-
the bosom of my family and you've
gone and knocked it all over. That's
the way with the tarnal woman-al
ways kicking and complaining about
something
There was a time when you used
to pet me, Mr.. Bowser.''
That's it, Keep right on harping
on that same old string. If a husband
don't tell his wife forty times a day
that she's his shining star she's ready
to kick and make his home miserable.
1 may be driven out any day now
I've seen it coming the last two years,
but L was helpless I'm going to lock
up and go to bed. Good night, Mrs.
Bowwser!"
Mr.. Bowser had been upstairs about
five minutes when Mrs. Bowser came
up and called through the door:
If you are driven away, as you call
it, where will you go?'
None o your business
will you think of me now and
then?''
Not a burned Think
will you get a divorce and marry
again.
go off with your
Il just wanted to know so that I
could tell her when she comes tomor-
row."
''W-who?"
why, mother, OF course: Didn't I
tell you she was coming to stay three
months!'
There was a groan followed by a
heavy fall, but Mrs. BOwSer went
downstairs without investigating
If Mr.. Bowser was dead she couldn't
help him any.
If he had tainted away he could re-
vive in time.-(Copyright, 1915, by
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
wANTED-MALE HELP.


MISUNDERSTANDING engineer, "a day
separator man. 81 day; water hauleras
crew cook; car carpenters; bridge carpen-
tiers laborers cement bridge men; quarry
men, shop helper; % farm and dairy
hands few harvest hands; men cooks; md
cooks: kitchen help farm couples. Furman
Employment Office, 81 Kansas ave.
WANTED-Men out of work without a
trade OF learn barbering and be indie
pays well. Can learn in short term. Write
for catalogue. Moler Barber College, Kan
City, Mo.
WATED-Man to represent us in your own
territory, $50 per month, travelling eN-
penses and commission. Experience un-
necessary. Write quick. X: ID. Martel, 29O9
Indiana ave. Dept 116S Chicago.
WANTED-TraveIer beginner. Age p to
30. Salary, commission and expense al
lowanee to right man. j. E. McBrady,
Chicago.
1 WILL pay any honest man up to $50
monthly for part spare time. No can
wasting. No capital. Write today. Voor-
HES, Desk &c, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED-GoOd. industrious man for
barn work; references required. Address
Barn. care Journal.
WANTED-Good experienced wagon man
and crew wanted at once. Call at Collum
Commerce Co., 702 Jackson.
WANTED-Men to handle logs: must have
good teams and wagons: steady job
L. 5. Levitt & Son. Phone 1878.