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Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
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NEW YORK. Dec. l9.-Cross cur rents and irresularity expectod in ;he stock market today on account Of .he mixed state lf sentiment as 10 killing Of Americans on ship Russian" by German submarine peace, railroad and money conditions. Purchases on reactions are considered advisable Technique is mixed. There is strong general tendency 70 await digestion of the Lloyd George peace reply. Pool channels are bullish on oil spec.alties and low priced rails.
 It has been apparent for several months thct the street was congestei with industrials and it has been more apparent still since the first peace rumor which had any suAetant al backing came out that the market in the war stocks was through.
 Central Leather Co. have declared lh per cent on thc common stock.
 Req Steel initial diyioend i'. per centE
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
SOUTHS|DE HUSTLERS
 ENTER SUBSCRIPTION
 CONTEST REPUBLICAN
Special to The Republican,


 TEMPE, Dec. I9-Here are thirty two live and hustling boys and girls of the south side -who will solicit subscriptions for the Arizona Repub- liCan from ihe people of Mesa, Tempe. Chandler. Gilbert and other adjoining territories during the period Of The Republicans annual bargain offer, December 26 to January 6. Already the young folks have entered into the work and with liberal commission paid tU au of them and four splendid prizes 10 the four who turn In th" greatest amount of business. they are seeing every member of The Repub- lican family on the southside and many others who will undoubtedly join the family during the course of the bargain offer.
 Practically every subscriber to The Republican will renew his subscrip- ton for the new year at the y5.15 rate. . saving of $325. and the frs; contestant to see the subscriber will gel the business.
 -Four prizes are offered in the south side contest. an Indian Motobike. go worth of merchandise at the Toggery in Mesa. slh worth of merchandise al the Toggery. end s6 tennis racquet Every contestant will also he paid a liberal commission for the collections they make
 Here are the names of the boys and girls who have so far entered Inc contest with the 500 points bonus that are given 10 each contestant when he or she enters. II is not too la.e vet 10 enter the contest If there s ,3nyone Interested see the South Side representative at once, ar write tn The Republican. Tempe: Allen. Cecil, 2G6 F.. 2nd ave. Berpedes Alfredo. gi2 E. eth Blssastt Joseph. sos F 7th. .'' Biundare. Leon, socth Shrine. 8urriel raul C. North Morris. McSa -..-.-. .-............. Jo0 -elayp. Adan 255 F. 7th. Tempe 500 '7le. Jack F. r. D.. Tempe. 500 Fish, Warren. 5i9 Maple Ave.
 1snt; Bernlce. 2t2 s. Robson.
 ioodfich Lyrn. Tempe ... 500 'laile, Richard. Gilbert .......... 500 ! land, Darwin. l09 r.. 7th. Tempe 800 'lbsrs. Cecil. s0s F.. sth. Tempe 50o 1 ensen. flovd E. F. D.. Tempe 50o
 ewls. Ida. k r. D.. Mesa ........ 5o0 i NHnce- Wilfrcd col r 7th Tempe sa0 'almtr. Myrtle F.. R. r. D.. Mesa soc lnllins Charles ". End Ave Mesa s0C ''ise Robert No Macdonald.
 7iEss. Alton. 255 W. Ist Ave. 'V' Meea sOf
 ,udsr1nan Royal. Mil Ave.
 Ternpe ................ 50f .'chuele Albar Chandler ..... sa, limkins. 6loyG. E. F. D. Mesa . 50C 'miib, Cecil Maple Ave Tempe 50, 4 lDtaaue. Dorothy Gilbert ..... 90, Stanhage Henry Mesa ........ 50' faSlor Gall. R. r. D. No. 2.
 Tempt .................... s0' riirncr. John. Tempe ... 5Ol White. Tvii Tempe. pe............. %, Fhlencia. Rompeyo. All F. Sth.
 Tempe ............ 50,
 workman. Roy. 205 r.. 9th. Tempe 50i
 'utlef. Wendell F r D.. Mesa 5O
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
FINANCES AND MARKETS
(Continued from Page Three)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

furnisned by K. AIlNn LOWE, private leased wire to all eX- .hn npse
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
CLOSING COTTON LETTER

NEW YORK. Dee. l9-TTading ir cotton has been active and unsteady The biz spot firms ard some of the smaller trade houses together with some of the recent bulls Were good buyers on the decline When Llo.d G-orses speech vte ennoJnc-d f wa construed as leaving an opening lOr further peace negotiation on the p.T. of GeImanv if she SO desired and the entire loss was recovered. The tech nical position of the market iS un- doubtedlv stronger than for some tim. and if the spot markets show con- tinued strength our market is likeiv Co have a further good recovery.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
he County Recorder of said Maricopa

the County Recorder of said Maricopa County.
 There Is. on the last parcel of real cState above described. n mortgage of S2s00. dated April i3. 1915. and in favor ,: A. l.. Andrews and Olive Andrews. Said real estate last above described will be sold subject to said mortgage TERMS OF SALE:
 The estates interest in said parcels of real estate will be sold for cash or part cash, and the remainder in de- ferred payments, secured by mortgage upon said real estate in the manner provided by law.
 L. l.. PLANK. Administrator of the Estate of John o. Ming. Deceased Dated: December l4. 1916.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

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Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

II. E. Griffin. through his bunch of loyal. hustling newsboys, offers you the Republicans great annual bargain offer. the Sunday and the daily Republican for full year, every day in the week. for the bar gain price of S5.75. Read the Re- publican. Subscribe now. get Il every morning You will have it all day to read. IL is the best news paper in the southwest for you to read. Get ready for this big bar gain. IT
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
COTTON

S M. Weld X Go. say: The tone oi the market is not vory good and Y is possible there may be great deh ot long cotton still to be liquidated. II there is. and we have suhstantlai decline. we would strorsly advise buy ing as We think that peaNe Woo q cause a Sharr advance even Ii it was only tenn rorarily. and. on the other .hand.w Q thirk that a continuance ot tho war. although not Immediately bullish is SO ir the long run.
 National Ginrers association make ginnirg figures 10,s70.o00 to tho 18th 5l4.O0O for the~ period. This Is 2
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
Tempe News Notes
DEATH OF FLU|TT
 PHOENIX HOSPITAL

After an illness from typhoid fcvcr that Las laFte1 nearly three weeks. Jchn FleIitt. Tempe Jos. died yes- terday morning at the Sisters nos- pital in Phoenix. First taken i'll with q cold and Ia grippe tluti s cofditicn was not considered serious II developed into typhoid though. and he was removed to the hospital. where he aas been for several weeks. The deceased came to TemIe several ycaTs ago and @ major share Of tnt. time he has been employed at the Tempe cotton gin. His home is in the cast and it IS likely that the remains vii be shipped there for in- telment
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOcKHOLD.
 ERS' MEETING

Notice k hereby given that the an- iual- stockholders' meeting of Mental 'cience College Educational Associa- ion, Inc, for the purpose of election 'f board of directors for the ensuing year will be held at Colleee Hall at one o'clock Monday, Jan 8, 1917.
 DR~ MINNIE A. STEVENS.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCkHOLO-
 FRS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an nual stockholders meeting of l'alo AL Co Mining and Milling Co., Inc. for tle purpose If electing a board of dire,-- tors for ensuing year will te held st 536 W. Adams St., Phoenix. Ariz., -st 10 a. n. Tuesday Jan 9. 1917.
 BERTHA SISTRU\k.
 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

Mrs J. r. Warner expects to leave this morning for Brawley. California. where Mir Warner is now located and where they will make their per manent home Their property on the ranch southwest of Tempe has been disposed cf and the farm leased to W William Still. who expects to plant it to cottcn.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

trifle heavier than 1908 Market very nervous. Considerable selling in am
 of unfavorahle speech from laovc George
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
4 PERFECT OvERcOAT

MarquIs KIch, Inc popular tailor and cutter of Tempe. has recently tailored an overcoat of which he is justly proud and he invites the gen tlemen of Tempe who want to see an overcoat that is built perfect in every
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF MARiCOPA, STATE OF ARIZONA

In the Matter of the Estate of John o. Ming. Deceased. Notice Of Sale of Real Estate at Pri- vate Sale.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08

from "a multitude "' small things m
significant bon Themselves but of
might, power when an work to-
g,lhpr.
The a.rld smell uI burnt powder
the sharp ,lJoh 1t th" report tine feel
.uf cold hin" steel tud the gcuu.n,
soud fellowship that goes with 30 all
fors, chains ~ attraction about ore
that neither poor SCORES uut iu empty
pu,k''huuk can break
Tho man who's. chief pleasure IN
shooting Lies 'u winning prizes really
derives less pleasure from the sport
than th, shooter 'u whom burning
powder and the handling % HI.aIms
L. u' NOR" Importance than tuNthiug
else du NOT mean 20 say ina win.
ming q piilr j. not worth while Tor %
Us. The point Is that unless q man
really enjoys shooting for It's own
sake. he j. missing most go the tuu
The sport Of Shooting mus, have e
Tremendous power Il fascination to
keep men rluggug away for wears
and YEATS m" wa, they do Their.
- perhaps mo- sport which comes 80
oun after the cradl" aud extends 50
FAR INTO old age.
old men ana Young men miugle
together IN tn" shooting game and
old Father Tim" - pushed into the
BACKGROUND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08

man manager ut the h. !. Ntshburn
company, discussed the dyo situation,
chiefly as 30 AFFECTS clothing prlc'i
and available supplies Nj 'ush-
man ave some Iut,r"stIug statistics
as 90 the advances IN u'arlN every
lime Of mems clothing and the ma
i,t.JlH therefor ana predicted nat
u.,au-' of 'h, German uN,Tumout b
puu'rol oi dHr manufacture nest
Amen rln ,iutHIug fabrics
would mot ur a. satisfactory AS tt"
the present -,t-uu.~ materials IN"
gihor called particular attention
loco th, fact that while America i-
manufacturing plenty ct rs" stuns ui
her own th'E trr uf little or no use
100 u'ciug ih, -hutttg" ui the man
utactuIcrs 81 iahii,s since the Amer
.ctn DIVES are not fast. The secret of
making fast dNcs b" said rcmun.d
loo The ,urnplci" control at German
.r,mist~ tie predicted . long '"n-
'uutnc, u' M, present situation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
Forest Service Suffers
From Increased Cost of
Supplies for Telephones

N.hI"- 'uu June WIN bids
Tor tIruishIus wire Geo tuc forest -'I-
NI.' recently advanced . p'I cent
and prr'- "a other equipment CON
-Jdrr,hh lrr's-,d material ,.rit.-
MINT OF 'r, program tor telephone
lime construction pu tn -|tt.uutI fut-
,e's the Ium'r s -aId Zoo hc r
prospect Ih'r" go, u.'I -u 1000
mite. Of telephone lime uu me nation
al forrest. and tpptnNiwttclE uHH
miles u. urN line We. planned ,.r
the counting -.asou.
\ certain amount ul WIN, E o..
CURED also tor uphccp since tn. lines
nI- p',ultrly subject iu lr'ittgr
from falling rrors aud simlur CAUSES.
Every SpruI IA" forest rangers have
4" get IA. lines 900 order 100 prrplia-
ton tor 'hr No., season and tl'huU Eh.
tn l's-'. 'h' .f'ct- - accident the
wires are mostly run ou -wiulIug boo
sulatut- %-u-p"ndId from the ir,,-
there tr, m the aSgrcsat, 20 .sis"
number 81 repairs Go be made
Noiwl ths'audiug ne number 81
telephone lines already built ili.c
areas are stiu without means OF CONS
~muuicitIur ans consequently lacking
ia proper equipment tor No., pruf,,.
ton Nu' only trr the telephones
used by the forest Officers. but 'rrs
are a great convenience tu tho pubs
Ilr Very often. n D., said. they enc
able ISOLATED settlements Co. ht,, a
mean. 81 communication which inry
could .uclrr Boo no other WY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
Indian School Band Will
Give Two Concerts Before
Members Leave on Vacation

Thursday evening, June =. ~ &
T. m. and SUNDAY evening at 80.
the indian school win give band
concerts for Nlhuducruuc At Robin
son park The members 81 the band
ARE leaving Monday luuc ~. TOR
their humcs Hin spend m. vacation.
The PROGRAM for Thursday evening
b.. t~ follows:
March Thunder and Rlazes'-
luolk l~1ur,udcau
selection Overture Geo Ernani -
Thee Nusrs-Tohaui op i0-
selection. 'pN'riur" - silver Bclr
Schl'p"grrIl
Selection southern star, -Asch-
go -Nahl
selection ~ Troratorc VERDI.
Overture 'h. ~ractorisilc. Indian
Campaign " n Gordon
March March of the Marines -
BROOKS
star ~Sptuglci Banner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
SPEED ~ HCIJETS.

IhcIt are = lot 81 interesting facts
surrounding the subject ~ the night
OF rim, bullets. For instance. hich
power rifle bullets travel very much
faster than does sound, ana conse-
I%ucntiy in modern warfare II a man
j. shot ana killed by - bullet from
"A rif" a couple OF hundred Yards
away. ~ the freshman says. lie don't
hear the shot until after Ne is dead
II Is also = u that i iS impossible
to max. "a high power rlno silent
Won IA put u %sil.uccr on % and SOM.
of the NOISE Is cut doVU--tu fact ~
an Of ia. noise caused hy the cxpau-
sion Uf the gas"- ~ thtN leave the
muzzls ot the rine. hut there Is still
left q whip-likc cracking noise caused
by IN" night 81 the bullet | call It -
Whip-like crack because mcchanically
1t is produced ~ the same way. AZ
Ia" bullet travels along ~ high
speed Il goes So fast that the air
docs not have tim" {" ty IN behind n
ana jh"r" Is u space back oi the bul-
let oi about onc inch ~ two inches
300 which . very hieh acuu oh
tuius and the noise Il caused hy tn"
sudden collapse nf this vacuum. IN
other words. hy the ar rushing in
ard closing up believe that his
nois. IL irregular and rs NOT a steady
noise brcausr ui variations IN the
density of M" ain through which IN"
bullet travels. and also because -
the many echoes which AZ" produced
The fastest railroad train goes
from Sew Nork To- san Francisco IN
about ~ DAYS II our government
Springfield rttlc were hrcd IA m"
right Il crtiuu ana IN. Wind resist
anrr did not slow the bullet down or
gravity pun II down a. the earth n
would taNc one nom ana twenty min.
utrs tu get from Ncw YORK to san
Francisco which makes IN. railroad
gratn look Ike a pik"r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
Forest Officers Will Wear
Official Uniforms on Duty
In This District Hereafter

III, di-trr,' forester 100 N%luuuucr-
gg, up. announced that hereafter an
'or" 'oriuors win N,r 'h, sage,
gr"'u yuItutm "hlo uu official iut'.
Nu' roo forrest officer. have, Nuiu th,w
heretofore ENu,II'r,, ma, shuWu.
hove. o. that ~, pru,f.,, ni wearing
uniform. OTTER i- t ,uuaIdriIhl" con
y'u.r.,, 'o people Whu have forest
hu-.r,-- 60 transact sometimes
tho-. prnrl, mt, mot SNOW fh, local
forest officer Dos SIGHT uf bee may ice
Ia new man ~ either ,t-. th" uni
form hrlp- to id'utif1 him aud thus
facilitate fh' irfuS, tom q forest
hu-,u'-s
Tho .u'tpnwuud spr1 Ia expert
m,u'- nhI,n N"r" Zoo have been ,ai-
'ri'd our 80 Albuquerque hs bt W ~
Ions go. the forest service have been
set bach uy an uuasu.dIulc break
down iu "a. spraying ]ma,hfU'it In
Ions demonstrated last scar that
SPRAYING with certain acid mixtures
would prevent the formation - ,ot-
ton uu cottonwood trees. and thls
year wd- preparing to d'Wunstrat"
that an ,h, cotton hoarIug tre"s IN
IN. en-, could Ice effectively sprayed
at , nominal cost. Tho nronkiown
OF the large power spray prevented
IN. completion ut IA" experiment.
hut the Hutk lone proved that IA"
method b. N'rs effective and when
properly Hppli'j vIl entirely nhat"
the cotton nuisance. ana thus AT the
same time pfrl ont the ucc"s-ii, for
tn" unSishtly looping and pruning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
PERSONAL MENTION

james T. Mullen. supery sor Of the
Nuulluo forest. left today for Mount
Taylor.
-. f. Arthur. deputy supervisor OF
tho Maulauu forest. - nu 20 n,iI nip
iD Tajlgue,
jacob N sharp OF Los Auselr- ana
Elizabeth \. waters 81 Los Angeles
tuut uuf e. marriage license today.
g. - F'ulgruU. sentenced recently
- ninety day. % the chain gsrs Csc
capped Yesterday FulErum pleaded
guilty fu u Ntgrurcy chars, afi-r hfs
arrest 300 connection with Dn lller,d
attempt in Hus ID hat for a girl on
IA, strength OF q fake MILTON,
Special .uugliye ui pilgrim come
maudrry SO 3 *. r. Friday even ur
Jun, q at 800, FOR work ln ma, E.a
'luss Visiting companions welcome.
br charlie \. fruuK ana pt ! f.
Tannys have taken up ugartor. 100 'ho
: " a. \
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
707 of l,l52 Guardsmen
Pass Physical Examination

columbus. y VI juno oui "i
! a. national guardsmru who went
t. IA, hurd,r at the cali Of IN, prcsI-
dcut ana governor io1 have been
found capable ~ passing the federal
physical examination The men Will
%, mustered m AZ once. Il, ~ said an
those rejected already hpyc been re
turned 10 their homes
Mann men who failed dtd 50
through lack ~ weight or defects q
hearing or sight ana have waived All
claims arisiur from ihrs. factors and
vii. remain IN service,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
Greatest Floral Parade
In History of Portland
Held in That City Today

- INfNN'k lAffhNN q "
Portland one Juu" N gar
landed tutum"hilo-. ,'u..l'~. pony
ants lud 'uJt. Of ever. description
tuim"I lu, greatest tlur,I di~ria, iu
'n" rI-iut, uI iu, Portland rp,, ter
t,al rol,, when ,h, auruul floral
uarid" PASSED jon review through the
CITY streets
~ 'h" Procession pHs-'d through
the IuvutuWu -,.iIuu vh'I" ~pr,tt-
tots crowded ,.crN tNlItnI, foot of
space ru~' petals -,ttt't,, uum the
tops "t luit, buildings frlI nk, iIut"d
-roV fath's upon the tutuugs mellow
Roe decorations p~r'd"uiuitod lu
the parade, bat other flowers coming
from florists. shops pupli, aud prI-
'tt' atId'us and tine Vuu,- SCI, eel O."
i,ud color tu ib, dl-ulp Tho Port
hand tire uur,iu jh, Portland Huui
rhth ANA similar social ORGANIZATIONS
ana hundred, of priNtt, tutomopil,s
carriages aui pony carts took part
IN ia" pageant II was estimated tha'
10000 p"opl" participated
Man, strikug and m~prriolslv de
signed iinats drew the applause Of the
spectators Most OF them wore con.
rciy"d merely for their |.:itstir cn.,t.
but vult" a number were designed
Win Do patriot, motive"
The Nu-ariaus tonight were To- pre-.
sont Queen Murisl ana her maids of
honor to Portland society at u formal
BAN Tomorrow. the CLOSING day of
the festival ~" hrst annual rose fcs-
tlNnl regatta win h" held ON the viii
lnmottc river where fast motor boats
viii compete Numerous other rNonts
are Also uu -" program
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
1916 Proving a Record
Breaking Year fol- Fires
On the National Forests

IN spite ~ heavy winter SHOWS. this
spi.uE rs proving a record-ur"ake
Ton forest nr,-. according To reports
received by the district forester here.
So Jar 1872 uros have" BEEN .Ntiu-
yuish.d on tn" national forests 81
Arizona and Sew Mexico. and the
number continues - grow. The for-
est service me lighting system is bc-
ms put 60 % y'ry severe test. but 80
far il has. Win very few exceptions.
met the situation ia excellent shnpc.
Nearly hair Of the fires hay. been
81 tinguishod bofur" burning over
nhe-fourth of 600 acre ~ ground, and
of the remaining only two or three
have exceeded 700 acres. An arcis
of 3.5oo acres has burned over out OF
a total of 20 600 q acres OF forest
and
There has been little lightning so
far -u That most 81 these FIRE. must
have resulted from careless handling
IT matches and camp FIRE, from brush
hurnIup ana other pr~'Ecutahl"
causes n b. the opinion 81 District
Forester l;cdington that 100 spite ~
years of educational work the imp'r-
alive need Of 'urr n the handling uh
me is not set 'uil, appreciated hy'
those vino have" occasion g. use mo-
forests.
\ ucw feature uf thI- years WORK
Is q nov ur. 'uul invented b' u ranger
on the Sierra forest 100 California
This b. q ,omhIu1tl,u Interchange
arl, rake aud noe aud j. said &" be-
inter t long %, uu'. th" best portable
tuul 80 tar devised \ number Of
th",, viii he purchased Immediately
TO- coo, boo the southwest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
TIlE HIN Joy on SuOOTIN.

There are experts ana hds-hccus
ana never VASES ~ cvrrN branch uf
the shooting sport from trap shoot
ing ru the ,mall-horc game.
pu" sometimes wonders what en-
ioNmont a man nnds IN shooting Il he
always trails along ~ the tag end ~
the score sheet.
The real iuN - shooting comes not
from Winning various aud sundrN
pri1cs both useful and otherwise hut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
Ditch Cave-in Is Fatal to
One Man and Gives Another
Serious Injury at Roswell

Roswell y N. June The cav
INK ia OF "a ditun on ihr d%rhIutg"
project near here Was fatal i" un"
man Tuesday afternoon and gave tu-
other serious INJURY. Tn" men wer"
buried beneath q puautIi 90 'trn
Tor about an hour. IN, dead man l-
Casper Bo"s. ascd 49, ii' I''' two
hours after being cNtr'ui.u The in-
iuroh man, named Christensen. -u--
tanned unlS u di-lu'htcd -nu.li'r and
some bruises.
The ditch was only seven rrt deep
Both men are residents OF 'h.- -c.
SHOWN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
Hall Resigns as Head Of
The Roswell City Schools

Roswell y NJ. June Sup"rin.
'oud"ut " 49, nan of the ,ity schools
has io'i"r"d lus resignation, e. ttk,
effect JulN ! II. viii a,rop u chair
~ IA" Wisconsin normal ~ Milvau-
kr'. hIs iIun mater
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
Tells Rotary Club About
Anillne Dye Situation

At todaNs MONDAY luncheon 81 tire
Albuquerque Rotary club. e. -. ,ush.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
Sport Shirts for
Men

cool and comfortable
just the thing for
these warm DAYS and
somcthiu. thai j. very
comfortable to wear.
We have u nice line ~
Zoe hat have at hers ~
good ~ YOU may want
them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
\NtI,I, " II.\t.i
! New Mexico News Notes !


Preparation are boing made At
Roswell foi the -tat. tennis tnurui
ment To- 10" held IN hat city. com
mcufiuE september 4 Entries are
assured nom many southwestern
points and au effort will ne mad" to
secure "ntri"- from u number ot New
Mexico ,itio.
Under an order signed IS Judgc
William n. puIp. II the federal court.
est rdHy, 100000 win be distributed
soon To owners Of lands Inundated hy
the Elephant Butte project. whose ap-
peal from the appraisal made in com
d"mnaliun Ma not sustained,
The O;luh. surety company ~ Kan
Sas ,1ty has nIud suit for StO.3i3 80
ana interest az o. per cen since Feb
ruary, 1872. loss St.2OS 80 paid IN
August, 1919. Iud $500 expense and
$1,000 attorneys Ices. gains " T..
hU, ha nan, NJ " ioldenbcrg and Her
man ,%;crh,rui uue-time Siockhold,rs
IN tho dciun,l First state hank of Tu-
cumcari The action Is brought in the
federal district court at santa Fe ON
a bond claiui,d Geo have been given the
surety COMPANY 10y the defendants
ah'n u hond'1 thr bank.
MANY noted speakers VII attend the
stat. convention pf SUNDAYS schools
which opeu- Friday IN las Vegas.
being tn. third stat. convention /" be
held IN h e .It, this week MANY
New MeNi'" towns viii send i'rg"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08

Nlreio i,u'l"> . resident Of Plain
view 'haNr4 county died SaturduN
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