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The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
LAUDS WILSON'S NERVE
In REFUSING TO FIGHT

President Wilson's cautious policy in
dealing with the Mexican situation was
defended by Senator Key Pittman, Of
Nevada al meeting Of the National
Democratic Women Of America al the
Ebbitt Friday night Senator Pfttman de-
clsred It requires more nerve to bear
such criticisms as are directed against
the administration than TO declare war.
Miss Zip Falk, of the Consumers'
League, addressed the meeting on the
work Of her organization A resolution
introduced by Mrs. Helen Nelson DOGGY,
calling upon the organization 20 cooperate
with the Consumerr League, wss adopt
ed. Speeches also were delivered by Mrs
Elizabeth Higgins Sullivan and Miss
Mary O'Toole
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, July l-EGGs-Markrt dull Mary
land PennsylvAnia and nearby trsts. z; EAsGern
shore. Maryland and Virginia hrsts. 2; Western
(ohioi trsts 2; West Virginia hrsts. 2; Southern
North CsrornA) frSts, d.
BUTTER-seps=atOr. extras. 81; do, hrsts. a'ao;
prints. h-lb.. extras. aai2; hTsts. SOal; do
erras. Da3l; hrsts BAD: dairy prints. Maryland.
Pennsylvania and Virginia, extras 234a4; trsts ia
e; storepacked. 0s2s: Maryland and Pennsyl
ranis rolls. 2; Ohio rolls. 2; West Virginia roIs
p
LIVE PoULTRY-Prices per pound, unls~s othsr
wise stated Chickens. spring. \. TO lbs. q
do. N TO N lbs. 3aZ; do, do. under ID. Is
do, white Leghorns. 23a24; do. old hens heavy.
10; do. small to medium. -; do. old roosssrs and
stass. loan. Ducks, MusooTy and rnonSrel. old
!3a4 do. white Pekings. old. BAl6: do. Indian
runners, old. l2al3; do. puddle. fat. Old. Il; do
small. poor. l2al3; do. spring. ~ lbA. %
pigeons. Old, per pair, 5aso; do. young. per pair
s5al0 guinea fowl. each, old, 70.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUIT|Pota
toes white. Eastern shore McCormicks bushe
l3al.S5; do. Maryland and Pennplvania, l.Z5al.So
do, New York and Western. L1alS; do. new
Norfolk. No. l. Dbl. = 5os2 rs; do. No. 4 l.75s1oo
do. North Carolina, No. ! bbL, fDs2 sbI do. Yort
River bbl.. 2es25o RaprshAnnock. bbl. 2za2.5O
do. Eastern Shore Virginia, bbl.. 25oa275; apples
Early Harvest, bbl. Looa25 do. basket. soa76
asparagus, Maryland and Virginia Ma ] Anasn
50; do. culls, dozen. 60a75; beans. native
green. buShei sa5o; do. wax. bushel. 75sso; RspFs
pahsnnock. buShel basket 4as5o; beets. Socfolk 23
Rsppehannook bunch, 2a3; native bunch. ez3: black
berries. North Carolina. quart. +a5; Eastern short
Maryland. quart. 4As; Rsppahannock, bucket 2Da2'
cabbage Norfolk. bbl. 5oaI 60; do crate Goal s.
do, crate, .50sl IS: Eastr-n SHORE Niryinis ~
LsoG-S; csntaloupes. F,orda. cata l1a2D
California fat crates IODaIIO. do standard CA.
225s26o; cherries, white wax. sound. b.. e.
do large red. 3ai; do srna +soIr rcd 2a3 ~c'rr~
bers, Norfolk. basket. 50a-5; do bh.. lBai-H
eggplSnts. Florida crate. I50a IS; gp-scner.1 -
Maryland and Virginia, green Ii. Q; hucklsbsr7iss
Of Na.2; kAle, native. bIshel box. 3Dsi5. lrttuC.
native. blshel box. 5oa75; do. Norfolk basket,
Da5o; onions Texas Bermuda per crate. l6.al-,.
new. Virginia yellow, Per hUShel basket 80.
L5; do. yellow. bbl.. 35aas.75; peschea Georgia
carrier. ly5oa25O; peppers. Florida. crate. :. ~.
radishss. native white. 100 bunches 75aI co. rast.
berries. red, pint. ia5; do, quart sse rhuha
native. bunch l4al: spinach native. buIhei box
75sl00; squash. native. basket 25AO; strawberries
nearby. quart, 5ss; Eastern shore Virginia. quart
5s7; do. Maryland. quart. Sal; do. Anne Artrnde
quart, Gag; tomatoes. Florida fancy ripe, crate
2Al n; do. choice. crate. ia 90; Mississippi crate
75aa: DO. pot0mac. crate, T5eL25; wste-melon>
Florida. car. zsa25o.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
SKELETON IN CLOSET?
NO, MABEL, JUST A COON

Chicago. July Mrs John J. Fenolia,
2s42 West jackson Boulevard, found hel
dog barking vociferously in front of q
closet door today. When she opened the
door she discovered a strange beast which
snarled and sputtered and acted belliger.
emily.
Mrs. Fenolia called her husband and ht
called the Warren avenue police.
Fenolis brought a rope and made q
moose. The lasso missed the first few
throws, then it struck the head OF tho
animal. There was a splUttering noise
and a sound as II something had torn
Then the rope came back. bitten In two
IT'S a wild coon all right" said Po,
nceman Mcneil.
The policeman tried again and the rop,
held. They dragged the animal out 9
big fat raccoon, snarling and biting.
What do you want done with itT'' they
asked Fenolia.
Take It away" said FenolIs-
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Funished by n. L CARPENTER & Co.
New York.
New Orleans
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

Nsw York July Money on call ruled firm thi,
week being H5A4 per Cent Moudsy Tuesdxy,
wednesday and THURSDAY, the range was Saz54 ~
cent; On Friday the high was 4 per cent and the
low - per cent
Time money during ths week va. In fair de-
nand especially industrial collateral Many
loans which fell due were renewed on a some
what stricter basis Rates on mixed, COLLATERAL
were Ita57 per cent for sixty days; s1ayS Der
cent for ninety days and four months Sza4 per
cent for ave and six months. Industrial loans
quoted an average Of about 1 Der cent higher
Mercantile paper IN fair demand. Er-
cepting in the case Of short paper Of exceptional
strnsh 4 Per can't strictly adhered TO hJ
buyers. The market was not replete with high
r-ads pspsr. but Isord1d fair opportunity for in
Testment. Rates: gsaA PER cent for SIXTY and
ninety days, fndorsed bills receivable; per cent
and upward for choics az months single names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July There a sharp break 10
de cotton market today, following the publication
OF the DEPARTMENT of Agriculture report which
proved 20 be big a surprise to the bulls this
month as it to the bears last month. The i'm
mediate effect Of the report break OF ls 10 70
points from the high level Of the first hour. Last
quotations were barely steady, at 4 net lo-s Of 8
70 q points
Port receipts for the day were about 500 bales
compared with $50 bales last week and 2E3 bales
last year. The Chronicle estimated the world e
visible supply Of cotton at 3TT7s SIS bales against
6G5,Se bales last year, The American supply q
z51,SlS bales. coutrasted with 3.T3,5e bales In
1915 New York spot cotton quoted at a de-
cine Of 3 potntA At l2oc. There were no sales
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
BALTIMORE GRAIN

Baltimore. July l.-wHEAT-Rsceipts IcsT
bushels, consisting Of sp2 bushels Southern and
lo4, sS bushels Western; shipments from ele,ators
lS SS bushels stock in elevators. l. $50 as bushals
The market opened hrnsr. as follows: Spot luzs
No. Western, LolA; July lGNS
CORS-Receipts. 9,sp bushels, consisting Of
g, Ss bushels Western and thirty -four bushels new
Southern; shipments from elevators o. $50 bushels
stock in elevators. 25 s4s bushels; COB corn was
quoted at lOa4B per barrel. Prime sail yellow
corn quotAols at Sas5is per bushel The market
opened hrnsr. Spot and July, BA-
OATS-Receipts. lB 3e bushsls; withdrawn from
elevators. ~, 5 bushels stock In eleratocs zs ls,
bushels. Prices were: Standard white "a; No 5
white. 44ai41s; No. white R1Sa43
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia. July I.-wHEAT-D-nand was fair
and the market ruled steady at the late advance
We quote: Car lots, in export elevator No red
spot and June. loIsl.02; No. Southern red seal %
No. red, ssass; No. red ssase; rejected
A, 61tass54; rejected B. sA96
CORN-Ths market was quiet but steady at ths
recent advance. Offerings were only moderate. We
quote: Car lots for local trade, To location
Western. No 2 yellow. BalS5i; do. steamer yellow
8as6I4 do. No. yellow. saasi; do No yellow
soaE.
OAITS-Ths market ruled steady, but there wal
little trading. We quote: No. 2 white x1aaE
standard white. k4a+s No white 4sas5; No.
white. +Oi4a4lbs sample oats. 8aJe: purified oats
graded Sy-1ak.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July l-FDOUR~Frm; business 1,
inactive Kansas stralshts, to arrive, IN lots
5Ua5 %; spring patents for July TO August, 5Ds
$50; spring clears 475a4s6; soft strsight 70 AZ
rive 466a475; new hard winter straight for July
August, 5.ooe5 10 All quotations are on sack basis
in wholesale lots.
PORR-SteAdy: dealings are quiet. Ness, b.Ds
500; family. z.OOS19.O; clear. 35oaZ %.
BEEF-Busness Is slow. Prices STEADY. Packet
ls.5oal9D; family. ls5sn.0; extra India mess
3ooaJ.m
LARD-SteAdy; demand L. limited Prime West
ern 1875; refined continent. 4.lo; South American
40: refined Brazilian in kegs IS 70; beef stearins
Il cents; lard stearine. dull at Il cents.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, July L-wHEAr-seronser; fair Dc
nand No. / Northen, e. o. b, Lzs1s; new No.
red, (. o. b.. 1854, to arrive; No hard wtnter.
Manitoba to arrive LB. Exporters took 600 pC
bushels, chiefly Manitoba, but part hard winter. a
large part Friday.
CoRN-steady; fair business New No. yellow,
tresh-shslled, TO arrive, s7<, c. f.. new No. ).
fresh shelled To arrive s5&. T. Exporters toof
so 900 bushels TO arrive, recently.
OATS-steady; fair demand. Standard. IS; No.
white 44aIfiS; No. white, L9sa44; elevator bads
upgraded +flsaa Exporters took 10000 bushels
Canadian and native last night
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
CONTRACT Will
BOOM LANSTON
Government Order Likely to
Make Stock Live Issue
This Week.

Lanston Monotype stock probably will
be live issue on the local exchange
this week as result OF a contract which
the company yesterday closed with the
government for fifty improved key
boards. ]. Maury Dove, president of the
company. said yesterday Lanston is
almost certain to have a dividend de-
clared and paid for the next quarter.
Yesterday was the busiest day Of the
fiscal year for local banks. All day
business and professional men were lined
up at the receiving Windows depositins
interest and dividend checks The max
ing out of pay-rolls for the big COM
mercial houses also kept the banks busy.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Rails Relatively Cheap.

The following synopsis of conditions on
the New York exchange was received
yesterday by W. B. Hibbs and Com
pany from Logan & Bryan:
The rails are relatively cheap. but
the long account in the industrial de-
partment is still pretty much one-sided
and we believe that conditions will have
to be rectified before an enduring rise
can be promoted"
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON

Miller. Thomas William Brockbank, John
Archibald Walker, Charles Edmund
Bowling. Peter Joseph Mayors. John Jo-
seph Fitzgerald, Thomas Joseph O'Con-
nor, Paschal Sherman, Edward Lucisn
Killian, Frederick James ellis. Thomas
Ernest Larkin. Irving John Hewitt. Mar
tin Henry Higgins, Harold George Sax
ton, Thurber NJ. Smith, John p. Karpen,
Francis Joseph o OBrien.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Treason Sentence Causes Riots.

Geneva (Ha Paris, July 1.-svtss
newspapers print sensational stories Of
riots in Berlin. Stuttgart, Leipzig. Essen,
and elsewhere in Germany. The riots
arose from demonstrations OF protest
over the sentence Of DR.. Karl Liebknecht
for attempted treason.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
b. Hfbbs & Co.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, July .-HoGs-Reosipts. 700 head
firm; bulk a75alo %; Light, 95Oa1oOo; mixed, a5oa
1906; heavy. sRalolo; rough. 9Sas.D; pigs. T75a
80
CATTLE-Recsipts, 10 head; slow; native beef
cattle 75oau5; stockers and feeders 675aa 50
COWS and heifers 3T5a9s5; calves. a5oallD.
sHEEP-Receipts, $500 head; weak; w.thers 69os
7so; lambs 7.Z5a9eo; springs, 7Sal0.B
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
SCHOLARSHIPS FoR %.

Receive X. of c. Awards to Catholic
University.
The following candidates were success
full in the examination held May 6, for
the vacancies In the Knights OF Colum-
bus graduate scholarships at the Catho-
lie University OF America:
Edward James Alexander. Robert F.
Munhall, William Rudolph Walsh. Will
lam Eugene Davis, Louis T. Bouleau, Ed
ward Louis Owen. Raymond Clendenin
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Four Columbus Raiders Hanged.

Deming n Mex. July Flour OF the
Mexican bandits who participated in the
Columbus raids were hanged here this
morning, making six all told that have
paid for their crimes on the galIows. Two
others were hanged several weeks ago.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Bias Declares Dividend.

Despite the general depression that now
prevails over the war munition stocks.
as far as the declaring of dividends is
concerned, at least one war baby" has
made good. This healthy war baby" Is
the E. W. Bliss Company. which has
declared a dividend Of 100 per cent, pay
able in actual cash.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Greece to Demobilize

Athens (via London), July 1-Th5
Greek government has consented to the
entente's wish to hasten demobilization.
The army will be entirely disbanded by
the end Of July.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York July L-Ths c,ncsnration q interest
In the Mexican situation effective in causing
general conjunction Of business IN many issurs
On the outside markets during the last week. but
the declines which were sustained there were far
less in e1tent than were notsd on the stock eK-
ChzrEp
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Exchange on Vacation.

Local brokers are enjoying Fourth
OF July vacation. The local exchange ad-
journed Friday until Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Bankers Expect Gall.

Bankers are expecting a call for re-
ports from the controller of currency, as
two months have expired since the last
call.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
CADILLAC WINS BIG
MOTOR RACE BETWEEN
DENVER LARAMIE

~ N. Cudabac president uf the
New Mexico Motor company. this city.
agents for the Cadillac automobiles.
received the following self-cNplana-
tory telegram yesterday
Detroit Mich July 3
New Mexico Motor Company. Albu-
huquerque. y. NJ.
"puce more the Cadillac demon
strates its supremacN ON July I, Har-
old Rrinker driving "a Cadillac car.
defeated field of twenty-one other
cars In race from Denver Colo. 10
Laramie, Wyo. 1872 miles. 1t was
rough going, including mountain
range Tme--Two hours fifty five
minutes. ten seconds, an average Of
nearly forty-four miles pcr hour
Brlnker beat the previous record thir-
N-three minutes and beat the nearest
competitor eighteen minutes
CADILLAC MOTOR CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
ENTRIES CLOSE FOR
WESTERN AMATEUR GOLF
MEET AT DEL MONTE

Chicago. july or the ma golf
era entered In the western amoteuur
meet 10 be held az the Del Monte. Cal.
Country club hginning July 81. only
tive are from eastern clubs east Of
Salt Lake city The entries closed
today ana the list as announced by
Secretary L II Bankard does not In
cludc Charles Evans the champion.
Mr. Bankard said d was barely pos
aihle Evans aud Ned sawyer might
.htlll arrange 20 take part and other
heloied entries might Bee announced
Chandler Egan and Harry Davis. two
Of the best known Pacific coast Golf
prH, are not entered The greatness
uf the distance between this part OF
the country and Dei Monte X given
as the reason for the paucity OF en-
tries from Chieago and vicinity
The entities include.
Waters Davis. T. q. Edward and
James Vance. N Paso e. g., and VA
than Kendall II s rorbctt aud e.. A.
schrader Tucson q and q. club
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
TWENTY RECRUITS
ONLY NEEDED To
FILL REGIMENT
With That Many Additional
Men In Ranks New Mexico
VIII Have Complete Infan-
thy Organization Ia Service,

with twenty more recruits the First
Nrw Mexico infantry win become a
'trsarf iu the federal service. AIl but
two companies Of the First huy, token
tu. truttaI otth and when th, ranks
of THESE companies arc upgJ fo min
imum strength the state viii have an
entire reLtmcnt of infantry u Tho field
in the service Of tho United States In
addition 10 Battery A., ~ Roswell
which Is nov 40 l.l paso
Lieut. itai @enp here ON recruiting
duty was informed yesterday that
twenty five more men were needed.
Ito sent five recruits ~ the border
"Wednesday night. who win cat down
the number twenty provided lll are
accepted The five passed physical
examination ana probably viii pass
tho army examination
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs y 49, BoatnEhi Is visiting In
California
pr TRuuus returned yesterday from
Santa Ne a ~
Or John j Hamilton has opened %
drug store "a 2ll east Coal avenue
The Albuquerque Rifle association
viii meet tonight az tue summ Ben
lamln office
a regular meeting Of Adah Chapter
30 3. o 4 g. viii be held 90 O'Clock
tonight ai the Masonic temple.
Miss Margaret shechaH has gone 20
california % Visit Los Angelica Sun
Diego and other points a. that state.
MIS- a. l. pitbl and Miss Minnie
l'ichl left Wednesday evening for
long Beach Cal where they viii &C..
main iur about two months
Mrs iFHur hurth and daughter,
Hon have gone 90 Michigan ana indl-
nnA i0 spend two months senator
hdrih returned yesterday from las
Vegas whore De attended lhp Cow
BOYS reunion. ANA left last night for
columbus n "a
Harmony Lodk SO D. D. q. %. g.,
Tonight wan install tts Officers for the
nrN year The officers are Noble
Grand Harry shaw Vice grand = l..
Curt secretary j j Notav treas
urer Emil Mann trustees & q.
French lbmea Il Culluer and Fred
Hendricks Tho entertainment com
mlttoc har made arrangements Tor o.
social evening 90 follow tho regular
order OF business
" w. Kent received postal card
from hIs daughter Mrs Margaret
Nedlcr stating that she. Mrs Julia
brown ard The lattofH brother. who
ivtt here about ten DAYS ago iu Mrs
Browne uldsmoblle had rcay he'd 70.
pckh. The trip was made without
amy mirhups of amy consequence Eu
route they left the main highway and
visited several towns The last day
out thrY travelled hp mites and umdv
an average nf sixteen mites tu the
gallon uf gasoline
Mrh D. Dana Johnson and Mae n
M henderson, wives az thp editor
and mBuaEcr, respectively OF the New
MrHiyHW are u the pJt nom Santa
F' Mrs johnson is the quest OF Mr
ana Nts a. a klNIer white Mrs
Henderson be- visiting Nu A. vs.
Goodrich They VIII return to Santa
lv SATURDAY,. Nrs johnson iu the
hWtlrr automobile accompanying Nr
1nd Mrs kistlvf To- tic state uptuW.
NIa tho Madrid lea mines and Mrs
Henderson pX train
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
FIVE ROAD RACERS
RETURN TO THE CITY
IN THEIR MACHINES

Five ears driven u the Nbu0ucr
'ouc-to-Galup race. returned tu Albu-
.qucrquc Yesterday They were tht
machines driven Toy Lloyd Cunning
ham, Ctu tlWlt T. j. Maggie. Cot
ton Maletie and y l. EmboN
The drivers spent "Wednesday night
.at laguna The people at points ON
the route showed them marked hos
pilolity aud Willingness 20 aid them
SO Gallup "a bigger crowd saw the
fulsh than that which witnessed the
start from Albuquerque
SiN " the eight cars starting fine
ishcd The race Instead of five. Un Wus
first reported Ilm Gibbons finished
m ntth plnec. Ia 5.24.50, instead Of
" u Maggie. who crossed the lur m
sixth position
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
DR.. A. {. SMITH WILL
LECTURE TONIGHT
FOR THE DENTISTS

ur a T. smith. Of the Chicago
Medical college, will lecture before tho
New Mexico Dental society this even
ing on Nerve Blocking az used 10
painless dentistry he will demon
strute his method this afternoon a
large number Of persons who wish to
have teeth extracted VIII be- needed.
This work viii be free. Application
should be made al tho office Of Dr. T..
j Alger. Third street and Central
avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
LEST YoUIol;Crr.

Marguerite Sousa calls the attention
Of the ladies Of Albuquerque and Vi
entity 10 the fact that her work is
strictly first-class and guaranteed as
10 hafdressing. maniCurlng, facial
and scalp treatment Ladies' exclusive
ly treated suite i6-li, stern building
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
FOB REM

-Four and tIvc-room brick close tn;
gas ranges owner here for few days.
will Furnish to suit Allan n Waas,
CuoWbs hotel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07

Newly furnished rooms. ua, or week
running water and hath. reasonable
Palms Hotel. phone 2st 2tai " Cen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
nr. MoIne. : eIonN CIl, 2.

Dcs Moines. july G-Schardt re-
ccivcd miserable support today and
wa8 hit hard while Musser. who re-
Iieycd Gilllgun Naa inyinciblc. Dos
Moincs winning 10 Q
Score r. II T.
Sioux cts ...Gll goo 600! 10 70
Dcs Moiurs ...#I3O GOO IgX-.E ~ 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
srINlLN sMIlr bic

Beautiful. fragrant long ~tus.k, five
coiOrs. 55c per 100 RIO Graudr tu.
dudrsai school Phone at06 ~. ur az
sfrong's book STORE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07

Ncndomc Annex. first class rooms,
running water VA each roum Mrs.
John tuFHufu Prop
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
Is. VI. WILLIAMS
Dentist

Rooms ] and 2. whiting Building
Corner Second and Gold
Phone No. 6Nl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07

Liters end saddle horses Trtnible'E
Red BArn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07

DAILY AUTu TOR JENnZ AND
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
leaves pu,totfics a. az Tor mfor-
nation ihouc ss0 or call az go Wet
SILVER e. tumeru
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-07
PAY CASH..SAvE MONEY
PHONE YOUR ORDERS IN. NO
SOLICITORS. Ali GOODS
nHIINIRED.
pu0NE GOA
TODAY
All kinds of picnic goods

Bv~t creamery Butter. 10 ....... SO
a. lbs, ncrt sugar ............ St.OU
NclVh'~ t,rapC juice, pinIs zoe
NrlCh'- Grape juice. quarts o.. 33C
Nrmuui'- t,tupc juice pint~ zoe
hmom'~ Grape iuivc, quarts 3Sc
ROYAL Purple Grape iulCc pints aOC
EuNM Purple Grape Juice, ats soc
swift Premium tEtcuu. No. . soc
SWil1's Premium Ham. To. ,.. 2iC
SOUPS, 8 cans . ....... ..... a5C
Silver teat lard 8~ 5~ aud los.
at 5uv. Soc, 50 50
tr~co. small medium aud large,
al SOC 5Ac ~ 90
tOuGicne. medium large zoe. StG5
large sized New Potatoes, lbs 25C
White House tuttcC i-ib. cans Sc
White HOUSE Coffee. 2-ib. Vau~ 10c
White House Coffee, 1-ib. cans NlTa.
Wedding breakfast Coffee aSC
Quaker Corn Flake. per pkg De-
SOC Gunpuwdcr I,a S5c
Blnck tNcd pca-. 8 H. ...... 2ac
Tomatoes. 8 2-lb cau- ....... rs
cans salmon ............. rs
cans ERgle Condensed Milk StOO
Walter Raker'~ Chocolate, 1 II SO
Kellogg Corn flakes ........ 90
Shredded Wheat biscuits ...... ~
Pancake Flour. pkg .......... 10
puffci Ricc IA
Pulled Wheat ............... IA
Old fashioned -se,,l-cut pats
pkg. ga . fur .............. IS
Post 1nsSties ...... .ua
large boxcs Matches ......... 10
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1916-05-07
For OiIina Machinery.

The operation Of oiling machinery.
especially where 1t is desirable that
the oil should be kept from the hands
and clothing OF the operator. has been
devised recently in making use OF the
well-known collapsible lead capsules.
so widely used for artists colors, drug
gists' products. paste. etc, in the Unit
ed States. The capsules are provided
with a screw thread which is screwed
into an adapter. which in turn is
fastened to the part to be fabricated.
The lead capsule and the brass
adapter make a tight joint. and all
that is necessary is to apply pressure
fr 1m time to time. as desired. When
the grease capsule is emptied. one
merely unscrews il and Trts a new
one In it, place. No refillipF is neces-
sary. spd the pressure of the fingers
Is usually sufficient to force the grease
into the bearing.