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.GQ0Q BUYING IN FINAL
HOUR ADVANCES PRICES
bears Unsuccessful in Efforts to
Shake Hold Gained by Pur-
chasing Element.
MANY CLOSE WITH NET GAINS
Market Strong in Early Trading. but
- Weakens Materially; Then Goes
Up Again-Intcrcst in Steel Dircc-
tors Meeting Next Tuesday.
ny STOXON WALL.


NJ" YORK. October cs-Profcssional
traders had their own way in to-days stock
market until the last hour. when good buy
NE assumed control, advancing prices
shSspiy. Bear interests strove 10 shake the
. n'oim gained by the unexpected purchasing
cement: They were unsuccessful. Stocks
which had yielded before became strong
n,nny clos ing with substantial net gains.
Ihe market wss strong in the carly trad
ing, eut weakened materially toward noon.
canadian Pacific WAS especially weak. fall
Ing on 2 points. This loss was more than
rcSained later. tho issue closing with a net
advance OF y point. United states Steel.
common and Union Pacific LED the afternoon.
advance. tho former soaring a not Sain OF
and tho latter OF Il. points other rails
also showed strength New Haven advanc
,isore and Ohio. Au few cit the "n r all.
notably Pennsylvania sustained small losses
Much interest Is being expressed in the
possible action 81 the United States steel
directors next Tuesday. One pre-
diets very large melon cutting for the
Marine. common and preferred rose spec
tasularly. lis@37s Western Union fell ~
points.
NEW YORK. October 26-Mcrcantile
paper 5'5. Sterling: sxty-day bits st.;ii7:
commercial sixty-tiay bills on banks. sal
commercial sixty day bills. lTo7s: demand
st..sS: cables. N7Mi-l6; bar silver, SSi.
steady; railroad bonds, heavy: Time loans
months. 81. 5'a. Cali money steady: ruling
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. october sS.r.otton .oo,.
h-ro today were arm with an advancing
u.r.u' Yarns were ir'n aud higher. wooIs
were very irm. Raw silk steady with
an upward trend wa
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PETERSRInG EEANlrr uAnnrr

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
reported hy Rodgers. Plurnmrr & DO Inc
rETEESBtItG. VA. October 70 Spanish
FARMERS stock. nominal \irgiu.s-r arm.
ers stock. nominal Fancv lur.tr ic 20,
pound extra prime Csc per ,ound rim,
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HUsTINGs DEED or TRUST.

Claude u. Spr"nklc 81 Tx. To w
Chester Evans. trustee. lots Nos. 3 ana
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BOND LIST

Am: Writing Paper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
NhSlo. french 5s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Atlantic Coast Line Is tasked) ..... 81
y. :. IL and y. col. a. (asked)...... 7sx
~ u H. CIV. As (Baltimore) faskcd) 49,, 81
Ghesapeakc and Ohio CIV. .ths............ 7S+.
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV 5s.............. so
LdsSett and Myers ~ taskcd). .......... %
Lorill.rd Tobacco Is (askedl ............ IS
Mercantile Marine 6s... Observation-Disclosures. %
Seaboard Air Line adj ks.............. q
southern Railway IS ...................... 6ci;
y. s Registered SIS. 1880 ibidi 81
y. s. Registered 3s. 1918 (bidl ........... 20
:. Reg. Panama Sc. 1861 (bid) 49, so
=. s. Liberty Loan 51s tbid).......... Q? 20
1. Steel s T. IS: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. looh
Na--BroHn BROS Ct1s. t". Va asked tg7s
Nd-Car. t'h"mtral Co. 81 (hid) ........... %
Na.-Car. Chemical Co. cv. 6s (askcd) . oS
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NEW ORLEANS. octoher os-Iotton had no
ntcided trend on tho market to-day. work
n: IN narrow fluctuations both hove and
nrlow the i"v"' OF yesterdays last quota: :
mons ana closing points on "a points IN
nSi, Influences Of the session about hal :
anced and neither side was able TO carry
prices very far ON tho short side the main
nrtun"nr Wa that IN" market was over
bought and rp" for reaction. ON the long
she there was an increased disposition To
make extremely low crop estimates. md In
ADDITION. the pot situati was shown an
IN an - rem"y favorable high, oy mes
saSes from tho interior. The opening was
at the ad"anc" and around the first call
prices r"r" to 10 points M. From this
fhe-e vs. break to decline @! .
10 u points subsequently tn. market
bulEed and broke within marrow limits
reaching TN lowest Levels late ia the daV
when tho most active months to Fl
points under yesterdays close. Less atten-
ton was paid to weather conditions and
more attention to the technical side OF the
market and to statistics. The ew hat
larger movement encouraged bcarish trad
crs, hut this offset by hulish claims
that III. next ginning report would he small.
Spot cotton. steady and unchanged. Sales
on the spot. 80 bales, TO arrive. % bale
-. ldGlirg. @1.15c
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NEW YORK: October cs Fort movement,
-MiddinE. :ss5c: stock ss. 557 bales
81, ntal to-day At all ports-Nct rcc>ip,s
uso bales: exports, isl4s bales stock
'ro'a, for wcek--Net receipts. 80 ios bales
chporiS. 1855 bales.
Total for scason-Nct rsccp,s ! &c 90
bales: exports l.2S4sIa bales
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Oflcia! Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.


100 Allis. Chalmers
.hllis-Chalmcrs. pfd.
200 Am. Malt. LIST pfd.
800 Am. Beet Sugar. com.
$500 American Can
American Can. MD
loo Am. Car and Foundry
American Cotton oil.
Am. Tide aud Lear. pfd
1000 American IinSccd OH
500 American Loco.
900 American Loco. pfd d..
900 American Smelling
American Snufr. com.
500 American Sugar
$500 Am. Tel. and Tel. Co.
Am. Tobacco, com.
Am. Tobacco. pfd.
Am. Writing Paper. pfd
900 American Zinc
$500 Anaconda Copper
500 AtChison
Atlantic Coast Line.
\ g. l.. of CT. tBaltoD.
1900 Baltimore and Ohio....
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nENn1co DEED OF TRUST.

.. block No. 10. plan of Bcllvue. S,
TENDER Is, 1917, SLIGO.
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RICHMOSD PRODUCE HARKET.
Wholesale Quotations
bS - II. 'ti rue G. 70.
RicNmond. Va October

CONDITION.
Poultry-Market dull. Butter-Mark.t
lower aud weaker. EgEs-Hsrket fairly ac-
tive; outlook lower. Hides-Markc, arm
Neais--ScaTce: wanted.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Wholesale Quotations on EXCHANGE

Ssh grain torn-No. . yellow. nominal
: yellow. IA: No. yellow, nominal.
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NEW YORK STOCK I,ux,r

~ -, w. FsTNttrday Z CO. Inc0
richmond. Va. October % 1917.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARkrT.

NEMANkS
market very active on ali fruits and vsEs
table. Apple market very firm. Potatoes
wanted.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20
SaIiiIr,ies' Column

Albin Swanson has enlisted az
electrician in the coast artillery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20
CRAIG COLONY ENTERTAINMENT

A few Of the members Of the Graf !
Colony Club went out to tho Colony
last Sunday afternoon to give them Z
short entertained.
n. Williams az the Presbyterian
church spoke to the colonists in q
very helpful way. There were a
number OF members present from hil
former pastorate. Capitol Heigh.t
Presbyterian church. and as the as
sembly tent at Craig Colony was pur'
chased from that church. he fe!: very
much at home.
Tho music was furnished by this
Male Quartet. Mrs. Carper and
Misses Carnc and Kecner and was o.
the usual good quality.
We would like ut the close Of the
year to make abrief summary Of the
work done for Craig Colony and
Sands House which IL now included
In our work.
We have contributed ten dollars per
month toward the support OF each OF
these institution s for the twelve
months of the year.
To Sands House We have given In
the neiEhborhood Of l25 pints OF jci
lea. pickles aud various rclishcs, and
IL nice lot Of fresh vegetables.
IN II known to some OF the gosd
people Of cur town. Mrs. Mcrriiield.
mother Of Mrs. George Sinflcid. has
. very comfortable home at this In.
stltudon which she greatly enjoys.
During tho year Craig Colony has
admitted two patients from Aryada
and very timely aid was given to two
local families by the Club.
To Craig Colony We furnished abou
200 quarts u fruk and tomatoes. a
large quantity Il Jelly and scvers
loads ot fresh vegetables.
Tho bedding for Arvsds's tent was
roplssAshcd by \ pair u shccs. two
pairs u pillow slips and fine ialr
q WOODEN blsukes. Repairs on the
Stovc'pipc amounting to si.5O were
made. Two entertainments for the
paueots have been given by local
talent. They were much chesrod By
~ ~ - tAs>sr>Ane~.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20

Two very enjoyable parties and all
ice cream social have been given by
the Club. We consider these affairs
very helpful to us all as they pro-
mote spirit OF friendliness and fra
terLity. They are open to everyone
who will pay the small fee Of admis-
sion.
We wish at this time to thank very
kindly any and all who have In any
way contributed to our work. We
have certainly met with very ready
responses to our requests. We feel
that in the coming year the needs of
the institutions are not going to be
lessened and the increasing demands
of other things connected with war
make VI haried for them. We ear
ncstiy solicit your membership. In
addition to the good that will be
aond with your dollar. you yourself
will be broadened and helped by your
association with us.
We now have . membership CT
about 100 members. Any one Is oil.
,ible u membership upon the pay
mcnt OF the fee Of one dollar
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20
love humanity and your country
more,

Governor Julius {. Gunter is
giving much and keen study to
The ACCESSIBILITY of paroling from
the state pe,.itcntiary and reform
atory a number of convicts seat
up for minor crimes, but who's .
services might be of value dur
ing time when man-powcr has
been cut by the war. There are
in the Canon City pcntcntiary
many men who have a knowledge
of railroading and other indus
tries which are suffering through
heavy war cnlistmcnts. A watch
full eye would be kept on the pa
rolled men and they would be
given every opportunity To make
good. The governors idea seems
to be meeting with approval on
almost every side.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20

$3.50 gets The Enterprise.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20

Albin Swanson has enlisted as
electrician in the coast artillery.
Fred Tyrrell will leave Wed.
nesday the 18th for Chicago, and
after visiting relatives a few
days will be mustered into the
army as a first.class private in
the Quartermasters' division to
which he applied when he enlist
I'd early in the summer. From
Chicago he will be transferable
Fl. johnson. Jacksonville. Flori-
da, for three months training.
Clifford Null, until recently a
Griffith boy. has enlisted ia wire
less teleGraphic work and has
been sent to San Francisco.
Both Clarence and George
Cochran have enlisted in tie
medical corps.
Lieut.. Barnard Cummings ia
now at Jacksonville. Florida, and
expects to be ordered to France
most any day.
Otto Schneider is instructed to
report in Chicago on December
10Th. From there he will be
sent to Jacksonville Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Robinson
were made very happy the other
day by the receipt of a postal
card from their son Earl at Chey-
enne, on his way from Goat
Island, Calf, to Harvard Uni
versity. Earl has since his ear
" enlistment in the war, been q
student of the radio service and
the government agreed that the
best five out of a class of fifty
should be sent to Harvard to
complete the course. Accord.
ingly Earl was one of the lucky
five.
Miss Elizabeth Van Voorhis
has received a post card from
Ruby Rugg from somewhere in
France. Ruby was q member of
her class in Arvada high school,
a. was also Walter Newton.
$50 gets The Enterprise.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20

Be it resolved that u copy of
these resolutions be sent Bro.
Smith & Ethyl to our local papers
amp placed on the minutes of the
Grange.
Minneota Griffith
Barbara Reichling
Elizabeth l. Howe,
Committee.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20
Resolutions.
By Clear Creek Valley Grange.

Whereas. the Great Master Of
the Universe has taken from III
our sister. Jemima Smith: with
sad hearts we how to His divine
will, shocked beyt nd any words
10 convey our true feelings by
the terrible accident
We sincerely extend to our
brother and our sister Ethyl. our
sincere sympathy. and commend
them 70 the Father who knows
lod eAcos itr allI
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20
Card of Thanks.

Try as we will it is i'm.
possible for US to find words
to express our heart felt thanks
for the kindness and assistance
given US by our neighbors and
friends in the death and burial
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20

d. II 10 not an unreasonable
request, Ia fact Il 10 merely 4 nf.
ertottc duty. The man or woman
who would burn . ton Of coal In
order that . few houseplants
may survive. he's not stopped to
think that somewhere . human
being may b dying from tl.s
cold because Of their love Of The
lowers. Low The howsst Apt
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20

of our child William Charles
Hurley and the we'll me ant
words of sympathy will never
be forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Hurley,
and family.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20
Do Your Bit

Buy Thrift Stamps or War
Savings Certificate and help
Uncle Sam win the war. Stamps
can be purchased from First Na.
tional Bank. First State Bank,
Psaf. o. b. Drake or the Post
master. Ask for pamphlet which
gives full information.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20
M. E. Church Notes.

Sunday, Dec. 23rd.
10 a. m. Sunday school. Par.
ents come with your children.
We should have more than 2OC
on Christmas Sunday.
II a. m. Subject Christ.
mas" This being the Sunday
nearest to Christmas the pastor
will preach a Christmas sermon.
This is a theme to do US all good.
Come and bring your friends.
$50 Epworth League. Sub.
ject-'The Birthday of Love"
Luke 2: S.l4: John 8: l6; l5:9;
1871. Leader. O. N. Evans.
1880 p. m. Sermon. Subject
The Making Of Heroes"
Our Christmas entertainment
will be next Monday evening al
the church.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20

You can't beat either the
Maxwell or the Dodge cars for
service and style, price consider.
ed. See A. L. Davis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-12-20

We want YOU for q reader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-26
WAGNER IS PLEASED
WITH PERSONNEL OF
THE COUNTY BOARDS
Men and Women Appointed by
District Judges TO Have Charge
Of School Work Are of High
Standing and Ability.

Special Correspondence 90 The Herald.
Santa Pc. ~. M, June Give
feel that New Mexico Is to be- heartily
men and women who have been APP
pointed by uur district Judges as
members OF the county boards of ed
ucatiou. under the recently enacted
law making The country the unit fer
rural school administration" said j..
II, Wagner, state superintendent Of
public instruction today. in a state
ment announcing completion Of the
appointment Of these boards for the
iweuty-eiEht counties. I'm an cases
said Mr. Wagner. the judges have
chosen men and women OF high
standing and recognized ability and
these appointments supply the anal
assurance that operation Of the new
county unit law will be successful.
This law is recognized 10y educational
authorities as a noteworthy piece OF
constructive legislation which places
New Mexico In the front rank In ell
Client ahd economical school admin
istration.
For school taxation purposes the
county has been the unit in New
Mexico since i9l5. The 1917 legislh-
ture. AZ tho instance ~ the state ed
ucationnl authorities went further
and made the county the anti also for
administrative purposes. Under the
new law the district judge appoints
for each county four members Of the
county board of education. the county
school superintendent icing the nth
member and ex-oficin chairman of
the board, Two Of the four of these
FIRST appointments are named Tor two
years and two FOR fcar car terms In
the future two members Will be
named every tWo wears for a term OF
-four years each. thus giving each
board at an times two experienced
members The new county board OF
education does not displacc the dis
irict school board. nor usurp its
f'nctious The district school direc-
tors are continued as heretofore, with
fun charge 81 the administrative de-
tail ~ their districts. IN charge of
: formation OF budgets or estimates foI
school Z Npenses. contracting with
teachers. etc. The estimates, however,
and selection OF teachers are subject
20 approval by the county board.
which IL charged with general dd-
ministratiNe supervision ~ ali county
schools. being the link In the educa
tiopal system between the district
school directors n the state board
Of cducat ou The new county board
has no jurisdiction over schools In IN
c%orporatcd towns and cities, but ha'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-26
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Meadorsvllle, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat.
rick, Of this place. writes: 81 was
very constipated. | had sour stomach
and was 20 uncomfortable. | went TO
the doctor lie gave me some pills.
They weakened me ard seemed TO
tear UP my digestion. They would
gripe me and afterwards It seemed
! was more c~ons.ipatcd than before.
! heard OF Black raught and de.
cided to try Il. I found Il just what I
needed. Il was an easy laxative. and
not bad to swallow. My digestion soon
improved. ! got well OF the sour stom.
ech, my bowels o seemed normal.
no more gripping, and I would take a
dose now and then, and was In good
shape.
| cannot say TOO much for Black.
Draught for Il is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedford's Black.Draught has for
many years been found OF great value
In the treatment OF stomach. liver aud
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable in It's sction, leaving no
bad aftereffects. II has won the praise
Of thousands OF people who have used
IT, NC-l35
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-26

n women really want To- organize
fur Patriotic efficiency. the most use
ful thing they can do today Is To- baud
together 10 handle IA servant prob
lem Herb,rt g. Hoover. at Washing
ton. struggling a. conserve food for
the nation, Ion the world. has asked
every housewife To- become his aid
But between man, "a willing house
wife and the accomplishment az her
desire b. that Chinese wall ~ indif-
icrcn,e-the servant Stacker
This Was said hy Miss Alice ilil
th.ttendcn president ~ the Sew York
state Association opposed 60 Womou
Suffrage. in the course Of q Inlk Ia
which she hauled over the Goals that
portion n her sex which ia this time
81 crisis is "%nofsily pursuing useless
activities that are favored@Nith the
NWelight rather than quietly attending
tu those unlliumincd things that they
can do"
il'ip has Ions hrcu a most VeNa-
tiuus family problem said Miss chit
tendou. During recent years % has
assumed The proportions OF u public
problem greatly influencing that ecu-
etal hut r"gretttble tendency uf FAM
lilies GO migrate from private houses
tu apartments and apartment hotels.
In hat general Development OF Of.
fi'irucS when hns swept over the in
dt.,rtpt world a., Au,.b,,, --,r,,,,
Ia. r.ut,u,ed -r,,rucb.d 4, t,,, ,.
nm, ipdu-triui yy,,rlJ bss ,Jv,rc.5 iu
.fo1.pc, IA. ..r,,r, Ia. ,r,r,.,,d.d
Til, ,iJ r,mit, s.r,.,,t tb,, .,ist.l
when women felt That their para
moupf tut, ga, tbo r,,-p,psu.r, nf
thei, h.u,e. tbtrp ~ "a, ,nst
Generally spcakin-. the hired house
hold worker OF tudaA is 4 marvel or
Incompetence wistofulness. mdiffer-
cuce. absolutely unHneua5io g. dts
cipliuo
"Whii, th, men. who nuke tr,
muue,. have d,NuteI themselves i,
r|,ieuuf, organization for the rlimi.
nation uf vtst, tn, vuu,u. VINO sr.
large factors 100 SPENDING tho mun.,
have been utterly uarIo,tfuT of mi.
constantly widening huI, boz th, flmIb.
pur-,
.-,,.,,r ~ ,u. .,,.,t.t Ga.
niouulai session Of the General FEEDER
1iiur OF Women clubs loo Cincinnati.
The, had u program that lasted ton
dl,-. u program that brought up.
fpf "a paper and discussion .cycry
question under tno .uu politics .cuu.
omt,s literature music. art Science.
rv,ry question tp which She, could
contribute little cor uuthIus every
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-26
Appointment of
Bujac Confirmed
By Department

Special Correspondence 10 The Herald.
ant Re. n. ~. June 26.-The war
department has confirmed the APP
pointment of Major Etienne T.. De
Bujac. Of Carlsbad. as major In the
national guard now federalized. vice
Major D. Ruppe. ~ Albuquerque, re-
signed. The confirmation Is condition.
al on the taxing OF the usual examina-
ton.
II was also stated at the office OF
AdJutant General James Rlca THAI
the appointments OF clyde Earl Ely.
of Deming, aS captain. OF Herman
T.. Bechtel as firs, iltptenant. Of How
ell +. Eryein, OF Santa Fe. as second
lieutenant. and Of Charles w Martin.
OF silver city, IS second lieutenant
have been confirmed 10y the war de-
partment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-26
WOMEN SHOULD MANAGE SERVANTS,
NOT GO MILLING ABOUT, SAYS N. Y.
ANTI-SUFFRAGIST; ASSIST HOOVER

w.
twice ss great something like 10
per cent oi he 1000. GOO.
There Is no question tina much
Of the difficult, of the servant prob
lem l. n direct result or a lack OF
social consciousness ON the part ~
women. n 'hele' IL needed and tho
needy woman has the money. she does
not hesitate To- outbid her less welt
to-dO competitor Here there II NO
effort made. as In labor markets on
troiicd 10y men. To- fix q standardized
wage relative "a the value of the sqN-
ices to Dee rendered
The result of this II tina the would
Ice economical woman H. put. go fat
as expenditure for servaut hire -
concerned, upon the same footing as
Il the cXtrayagaut oma that IS
standard OF efficiency u"nreFulated
aud that srossly Inflated prices pre-
vail for very inferior service.
Because %eryan form q class the
only class IN civilized life thai does
not feel the rise in the cost Of living.
It's board always being provided be-
cause o. pocket nerve b. never touch
rd by Inc price of food. and because
II has been Tor So many years uure-
-
'''''" " % Pi''' ="
become the most wast"ftl class in the
world Boo the use Of food purchased
WIN some one ''S' "'"n''
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-26
San Miguel County
Boy Is Run Over
BY Freight Train

Special Carrcarondsro tn The Tarsia
Las Nogts. *. M- June 2d-Eern-
nbel Druan, aged 10, was run over by
a freight train ON . bridge oetweep
Bernai aud Chapclle sunday morning
aud received injuries from which ne
dicd about . o'clock sunday night.
The hoy was walking from Bernai
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