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Arizona republican., 1917-12-20
III COMPA PAN|ES
 INCORPORATING
 BY SCORE HERE

Of the flood of oil companies which have been organized in the country during the past 90 days, Arizona has received her share. Following is list of some of the oil companies which have filed letters of incorpora- tion in the offices of the Arizona corporation commission during the past 90 days:
 Wyokan Oil company, The Arizona Oil and Refining company, Amal- gamated Petroleum company, The Del Norte Oil and Gas company, The Crescent Oil and Refining company
 Verde Oil company, TeX-Wyoming Oil and Refining company, Samson a->i
 Delilia Oil and Mining company, H. D. Gray Petroleum company, Nation- al Producers Oil and Refining com pany, Oklahoma California Oil com pany, United Central Oil company, San Jose Oil and Royalty company, Wyoming Standard Oil company, Payday Oil Refining company, Amico | Oil and Land company, Arizona Okla homa Gas and Oil company, Liberty Oil and Refining company, Western Oil Shale company, Harper Oil com pany, Ottawa Gas, Oil and Refining company, A. and o. Zinc and Oil company, Wyoming Oil com | pany, Waddell Oil Syndicate, Inc: Central Oil Shale Refining company, l Santa Fe Oil company, Woodland Oil and Gas company. Producers Oil, Gas and Coal company, Petroleum Produc- l ing and Refining company, Thowaco l Oil company The Kansas City West ern Oil and Mining company. Federal | Oil and Refining company. United i Chino Oil and Refining company i Chino Consolidated Oil company, Big Elk Oil. Gas and Refining company Reynolds Oil company, Western 1 Union Oil company, Copper State Oil and Gas company, Union Pacific Oil | company, Great Chino Oil and Refin-
 ing company, Arizona Petroleum com
 pany, American National Oil con-
 pany Capital Oil company, Kansas
 Mutual Oil company, Anticline Oils l Inc; Union Oil and Refining com pany, E. A. Edwards Oil and Refin- ing company. Oklahoma Oil company
 American Oil and Exploration com.
 pany, Arizona Chino Oil Development Icompany, Calizona Oil Company
 Great Alliance Oil company, Allied
 Petroleum company. Silver Sign Oi
 company, United Lead Zinc and Oi
 company, Jerome Texas Oil company
 Oil Fields Development company
 Tidewater Refining company, United
 American Oil and Refining company
Arizona republican., 1917-12-20
NEALY ATTEMPTS COMEBACK AND |S
 LOSER ID GRAVES
LRepubIIcan A. p. Leased Wlrel

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 19.-Kid Graves of Omaha, outboxed Charley Neary, Milwaukee. in q ten round. no-decision bout tonight. Graves floored Weary in tlN fifth round for a seven count with q short right hook to the jaw. The three rounds.
 Graves weighed 145 and Neary 1411a. lt was Neary's attempt to come back after being out of the game ten years. Both boys formerly fought in the light weight division.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
Head of Great Britain's Mission
Today Sends to England His
First Report on Courtesies Ex.
tended and Progress Made.
BRITISH REAR ADMIRAL
MEETS NAVY OFFICIALS
Conference Is TO be Held to Dis.
ouss Submarines, Patrol, Block.
ade, Construction and Many
Other Important Subjects


By Associated Press
Washington April %. - Arthur
James Baltour head Of Great Britain S
mission today sent To- England his first
report of the reception accorded the
commission and the progress uf nego-
tiations, which II was stated. Woul {
be- very Joyous news for the British
people" The report viii be mad"
public through the London Official
press bureau
Rear Admiral Sir Dudley II. :. Dc
Chair today was presented oy Secrc-
tnry Daniels to the heads ~ all the
navy bureaus for AN intimate discus
sion on submarines. patrol blockade.
construction and kindred subjects.
This Is the beginning OF detailed CON
fcrouces to work out lines ~ co-opcr-
alton between the United states and
the entente
Lord Cuuliffe, governor uf the Bank
~ England. went TO New York today
go confer with bankers
Lieut. General Bridges had an ap-
puintmcnt today to see Marshal ,Iuffre
uf the French mission Mr.. Balfour
devoted the morning 20 sending his
dispatch 10 England, unched alone
ana went cut to drive in the after
loon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27

by Associated prcs.
Copenhagen tNia London. April 90.
lu.4u D. M p--Gormau newspapers Co..
day Indicate widespread apprehension
OF possible Mag day strike.
a proclamation from Chancellor
Won Btthmaun- Iiollwcg contains a
stern warning against further in,er-
ference with the munitions work. \
maifesto Wom the four big miners
unions warns their members against
reckless and rogrcttnhlc action be-
cause OF unratisfactor, conditions.
Don't permit yourselves IN these
gruNe times To DE dragged into riOting
aud strikes is thr Key sentence Of
the manifesto. showing that not mere
ly an orderly dcmonstrauNe walkuut
but actual violence is feared lu the
great mining ana manufacturing dis
tricts of Westfalcn aud Silcsia.
FINAL, there is another official am
uuuuoement that "a great comting oul
OF the war Industries is necessary "a
revive men for the army, This gives
the government any needed Jaslihea'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
IaO CANNON CAPTURED BY
FRENCH SiNtE APitIL 1B

Paris, April -, nuon.--Ih" frehch
haSo captured several trenches on the
heights around Morouyillicrs ANA have
also gained ground near Hurtcbis'
and Gerry. the war office announced
today one hundred I'D thirty cannon
have been captured since April lG.
The statement follows
THE artillery lighting was rather
spirited south of ST quentin, la tho
sector between Nnnteuil-La-Fo Fossc and
San,y aud near Nillo-AlX. Bois. DuI
inE the night German surprise ut,ucka
against our front were rcpulscd.
Scar Hurtcbisc and Cerny ""
gained ground and took iurty prison
cra. Ncur MOrous.l4crs ", captured
hu,"ral tTunch elements ana occupied
a point OF support east Ol the noun
tain without q name. During an in
Cur-uu INTO tho cuCuf lines, az IN"
forest Of i.v Prctrc French dctuch-
monts inflicted hca' LOSSES on the nd-
Norsary destroyed shelters and
brought uuck prisoners
Between Soissons and Aubcryc
slnc" April l6 We huy" captured on,
hundred and thirty cannon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
Blaze Is Discovered Shortly After
8 O'clock This Morning; Mem.
bers of the Day Shift Of Miners
Unable to Escape.
MAY HAVE BEEN RESULT
OF. AUSTRIAN WAR PLOT
Report Is in Circulation to That
Effect; Rescue Party Is Driven
Out of Shaft by the Dense VOL
umes Of Smoke.

By Associated Press
Trinidad, Colo, April 27.--Fire IA
the Victor American Fuel company
mine No. ?. at Hastings, Is believed TO
have trapped l2O coal miners. meni-
bers Of the day shift.
Fire was first noticed coming out of
the mouth of the mine shortly after
$3.50 this morning. Helmet crews
which entered the mine shortly after
- o'clock had made no report this
afternoon as to whether or not they
had reached the entombed men. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
The Hastings mine Is one OF the
largest OF the Victor American Fuel
company It IL near Ludlow, about
twenty miles rom Trinidad.
Rescuers are being hurried into the
workings. At l,5O O'Clock this after
noon fifty men had descended TO aid
Ia the fight TO save the entombed
workmcn
y messenger who reached here from.
the scene said
The fire broke out shortly before
a.SU o'clock when smoke was seen
coming from the mine. We think
there was an explosion also but there
smoke Is pouring from the mine.
Not word has come from the
inside since the fire started"
\ rescue force OF about twenty
men from Hastings, pelagua and sur
rounding camps at lij this afternoon
had issued no word as to the success
Of their efforts and the mine Off
cinls answered all inquiries as To- the
af. a. f.as el..sr
that they had no knowledge OF the To-
cation ut the fire or rs prcNimity to
the cntumbed men.
Rescue crews from the various
Colorado Fuel and Iron camps were
dispatched with fun equipment at noon
today together with % relief car 81
the local power company \ force ~
more than $50 rescue workers viii be
in the mine tnis afternoon
There is no indication that there
hnn been an explosion behind the fire.
\ stcady stream of smoke has been
I issuing from the mouth Of the slope
since $3.50 this morning
Al the modern appliances for the
lclicf of men are being pressed into
service by the helmet crew
Reports were in circulation this at-
Itrnuun that the fire was the result of
a war plot Austrian miners being
suspected \ company of troops has
| been guarding the property for some
weeks
~ ESQ O'clock a milne rescue party.
headed by superintendent Cameron
was driven from the mine by the
dcusc volumes OF hlac6 smukc The
party penetrated goo feet into the
workings The cntomhcd men are
e."oo feet beyond that point
Cameron said ne vus hopeful that
the men might bee reached 100 time to
save their lives. we hope the men
can receive air. from the main air
shaft ho said. we had Go get back
Tor another start or We never would
have come out alive
The superintendent said the fire
was iu the main stop, water was
being carried Go the mine this after
uuu0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
Desperate Efforts of the Germans
to Drive Enemy from Heights
on Arras Front Fail; Bloody
Battles in Progress.
TEUToNs ARE EXPECTED
TO RENEW THE ATTACKS
If Their Man Power Can Stand
the Awful Drain, an Effort Will
be Made to Dislodge British !;
Rumors of Labor Troubles.

BY Associated Press
Desperate efforts of the Germans to
drive the British from the captured
heights on the Arras front have failed
after four days OF the hittercst tighting
that IN, world has seen since the
bloody days Of Ncrdun.
Military critics expect the alta ks
will be renewed II the German man
power can stand the awful strain. a7
the retention by General Haig uf th"
hills crowuing the plain Of Douai
spells almost certain doom 10 the
" otan line, the last protecting barrier
between Douai and C9muraL
In the !ul OF the great battle ia
murmur ut the rising currents ut dts.
content which are sNcepiuS through
Europe can pc heard more phiul,
Tho Berlin papers are showing luCrcas-
iug alarm over the threatened pcncrai
stiikc on May first
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
General Debate in the House,
Which Lasted Until ESQ A. M,
Is Concluded; Summing Up
Speeches Being Made.
SIXTEEN SENATORS ARE
WAITING TO BE HEARD
McCumber Points Out That the
Submarine Menace Must be
Overcome II This Is Not Done
Disaster May Befall U. s.

by Associated Press
Washington. April 27.--Debate on
the war army bill reached the final
siages In congress today In the house
general debate was concluded after a
session which lasted until 2.3O o'clock
this morning.
The house was TO meet az noon to-
day To hear summing up OF speeches
by Chairman Dent Of the military COM
mittoe on behalf of the volunteer
system and by Representative Kahn
Tor the selcctve draft plan. After that,
speeches were to be limited to five
minutes. House leaders hoped 20
reach a vote tonight. although this ap-
peared doubtful
In the senate the bill was taken up
unuder an agreement TO reach a final
vote by tomorrow night Sixteen SEN
ators still were 10 he heard.
Senator McCumber declared that ten
million trained officers aud men would
not win the war Tor the United states
IL the submarln> were not overcome
~ think II is a fair estimate TO Say
that T5O.0l0 tons of merchant ship
ping have been destroyed IN the last
thirty days he snid. al this rate
ana without any question the number
OF submarines ~ narcarinc--how long
will Great Britain be able to hold OUT
n by the use ~ the unseen instru-
mentalities Great Britain could be
eliminated from this war dcmoraiized
Russia would fall IN a week. brave
, France would he crushed onr foreign
| commerce would be- destroyed and
staEnntlon would hold In It's grip the
populous cities 90 the country"
| Tn the senate debate senator Ken
yon read figures te show enormous in
| creases in the incomes of corporations
affected hy the war and added:
II want TO say that while am vot.
ng for CONSUMPTION ~ men. am go-
'ing to vote later on for consvription
af the grcat incomes of this country.
In my judgment every Income ahovs
! $l00 00O should he oommandeercd or
conscripted for the benefit OF the gov
ernment to carry on this war That
proposition X going 20 come up before
we get through the tax bill"
Enlistments In the army since April
first. Senator calder declared. show
the failure ~ the volunteer system and
Sustain completely the argument TINT
the United states cannot raise an ade-
quate force by that system"
Talk about raising a million men
over-night Is nonsense. The United
States has actually been at war three
weeks and the ranks ot the regula 2
army and the national guard have
been open ia more than 100000 vol
luntoers, They are still open--wids
open and the volunteers are coming ir
slowly"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
RA|DEO BY
ENEMY DESTROYERS,,
Z KILLED, 3 INJURED
Germans Attack Coast Town of
England and Throw More Than
a Hundred Shells; Land Batter.
les Repulse the Invaders.

", AssurtHtsd fr,hs
London. April 81 LOS D. m.--Gcr.
man dcstroycrs attacked iiamsgatc
late last night. the war office dunounc-
ed today + large udmber Of shells
We're fired uut the dcstruycrs were
driven uif by land batteries
Although the hombardment was the
heaviest Ramsgatc has experienced IN
various alta ha during the war, tho
damage was relatively small SAYS an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch. More
than loU shells fcll in the town, but
only ten houses were seriously dam
aged.
The night was dark but the town
was Illuminated by she'll tire
The official statement follows:
Tn, damage and casualties oc.
casioued hy the cucmy during the
bomhnrdmcut uf the east Eoutish coast
last night are:
"killcd ou, man and uu" woman;
injured, one man and two women
Damage was douc 10 tw,uty-ouc
huunc. and two stables. ono horse
was killed "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
RAILROADS OF COUNTRY
AND SHIPPERS AGREE ON
NEW DEMURRAGE CHARGE

by Associated Press.
roads OF the country and the chief
shippers represented In the National
Industrial Traffic league have agreed
upon "A 100 per cent increase in de-
murrage charges over the rate In ef-
feet prior to December !, last. when
emergency rates were prescribed by
the interstate commerce commission.
Tho new rates viii go Into effect
May 1. provide charges OF 81 per day
on each car detained for loading. al
ter arrival al its destination. for the
first four DAYS. and So per day there
after
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
FRANCE ANDITALY TO
RECEIVE LOANS FROM
UN|TEDSTATES SOON
Two More Allied Powers to be
Given Financial Aid by Ameri.
can Government Deal to be
Closed Within Week, Predicted.

hy Associated frtNt.
Washington, April 2,.--loaus uy the
United states 20 france ana Italy pos
sIhl, within q week, were indicated to-
day
Tho amounts of the loans have not
been definitely settled. bat Indications
are that France win get approximate
~ SloO, 600. 600 and Italy smaller
sum. The money would come from e
further issue of treasury certificates pf
Indebtedness
Secretary MoAduu probably VIII
make the first formal announcement
of the terms OF the forthcoming bond
issue within tho next few days ~"
has definitely decided not 70 Offer Oh
entire $4,000 600 600 an one issue The
first offering probably viii Dee S.."'o.-
uou,H0u ana the proceeds VIII rr
available not later than July first
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
IMPORTANT POSITIONS
CNprt RED BN BRITISH

London April -; 30 = iu Inn
porttut positions between KuucuN ana
GaFr,llc and near th, Arrl@'t ann
bra. road hJy, been captured nE ia,
British the we. oftIc, uuuuuu 'd 10.
day
Th. statement :cIds
The enemy made J minor uusu.
Ccssiw attack last uight mean FaHct
northwest II ST quentin.
'buring the night " captured the
..udrrios o0 the eastern outskirts %.
litrEt,uuI,
"Nrar TIA. Nrraa.tauhrN road and
ON the spur lctwccu HuouN uuo Graz
Nvuc important cuymy positions w'r.
captured by a..
Northwest OF Lens German RAID
irE parts was l,pulsod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
JUDGE {. {. ABBOTT,
COLONEL \. N. GUARD,
TO QUIT THE BENCH
Jurist Announces That He Will
Resign as Soon as He Is Mus.
tered Into the Federal Service /;
Several Candidates for Job.

Santa Fc y NJ. April 21,--Judge
+. G.. Abbott, colonel OF the New Mex
leo National guard. announced today
that he would resign as iudge OF the
first judicial district here immediately
upon being mustered into federal serv-
ice. His successor will he appointed
by the governor to serve until January
!. 1919 Persons prominently mer-
toned as possible successor are Ira
L. Grimshaw, Reed Holloman. II. :.
bowman Il. u. Wright and Frank w.
Clancy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
OFFICERS OF REGULAR
ARMY ARE ASSIGNED TO
THE TRAINING CAMPS

rs Associated Pres.
Washington, April 21.--officers OF
the regular army, vino will command
the Officers training camps in the
west are:
Colonel william T. Nicholson. Eley-
enth cavalry Fo,t sheridan. Ms.
Col Robert l.. Bullard. Twenty sixth
infantry Fort Logan: n. Root. Arkan-
sas. Colonel William II. Sage. Twelfth
Infantry Fort Smelling. MINI; Colonel
Tyrec ". Rivers, detached cavalry.
Fort Riley Kansas Colonel William
Is. Scott, sixteenth cavalry, Leon
Springs Texas, Col Othu w H. Farr.
seventh field artillery san Francisco
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
ADVOCATE
OF SEPARATE PEACE
CAUSES SMALL RIOT
Lenine S Exhortations Start Trou.
bic and a Crowd Drives Him
Into the Street; Government
Afraid to Cause His Arrest.
49, A.suciatpd prcsa
nsfFAUV4sI Ann

49, A.auciatrd Press
P,trograd. April 20 tVia London
April 20 N;i5 a. mJ-A small riot
was precipitatcd last night when q
crowd drove the audience of the 500
cial-t Lcuiuc into the street ns a pro-
test against his cxhoriatlons for q
separate peace ard his attacks ON the
provisional government \ score OF
Lcuinc's followers were arrested, but
the agitatur himself remains az llb-
erty. as the government fears that his
arrest would make him q martyr
Lcnine who recently returned from
exile through Germany. has become
the leader of faction of socialists
who desire The end of IN war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
nov DARE NOI DEIN NoN
HINDENBu RG? NOI SLAVES

Amsterdam April ~ tV.a London.
Aprl . s.0s y. NJ Berlin newspapers
publish an appeal made oy General
Grocner. director of munitions aud
supplies. which has been placarded In
an public pisces. tie says;
"Our army needs arms and munl-
uons pid you not read Iindenburg's
letter. How dare yon DEFY him.
"iio VIII be- Il mean hound who does
not Work ~ long ns the army stands
opposite the ciemy. The worst ene-
mites ure among W They are small
minded people and those who insti-
gate stiiAr must bv branded before
tho nation ns traitors 10 the tatherland
aud Co the army Those who listen TO
their words are towards
who dares 10 stop when linden
burg commands him to work. We
are not far from the goal. The ma
tions existence Ia at stake"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
WAR DEPARTMENT TAKES
ACTION TO PREVENT ALL
SUSPICION OF GRAFT

NN AtsU.IsIou PROSE.
Washington. Aprr e. Action 20
prevent cvon suspicion of graft iu
the disbursement of S3,uUO.pnO army
funds has been taken los the war de-
partmcut Tho followiuE order ht,
been sent out
'rhc purchase of any article. pVu'
cation or other thing b, which AN off
cor NJ the army would doriv, financial
profit viii not W permitted tu hr mtdo
from ruuli" funds during the present
war"
Every effort tp doccutralizo the a1.
miristratiuu OF army funds viii -
made u the interest ot lulrk sor'i.
but officers viii De held rIgidN ed,
yuuutahlc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
CHHEE NINE INSPECTOR
To TAKE NItGE on WORK

Denver April 2t--JJmcs Dplrymple.
chief inspector Of tho stat, mining
bureau. left Denver a. noon Tor Hast
Iugs. colo. To- take charge of ~"
rescue work Word was received nt
the rupitoI that tny victor American
Fuel cumpauy's rescue car and Grow
from Ia Iuuta had reached Hastings
and had entered the mine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
RAILROADS ARE LINING
UP FOR EFFICIENCY IN
THE PRESENT EMERGENCY
Hy Associated rr',s
~. A.uL- A.D-

Hy Associated pr,,s
Sew York. AprI Promotion "f
transportation efficiency b. the scrNi'"
the railway association business am
nuuuucd tudt, Il had promised the
,uuaCh ut national defense. Eifort-
viii hc made 90 diminish vntr. obtain
o fun carluIdnI prumptcr luadus
and unloading and the timing ct or
dcr- fur fuel aud staplc- 40 season
when thcro .r . return movement ot
empty cars.
Grurg, 4 Post pr, id"ut uf 90"
a.-.. iaiiuu said h, railroads had rec
apundrd tu shippers requests that war
Fcr,ioc rules lo hanged su us o. pet
m.' iutJ.nl ut uuV cars luI uuiur u't
n the direction OF the roads owning
the cars, ....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27

NEW PREMIER OF SPAIN
DECLARES COUNTRY CAN'T
ADOPT NEUTRAL ATTITUDE

by Associated Press.
Paris. April 81. f:55 a. m.--Thc
Marquis Prieto. SPANS new premier.
in an interview with the Madrid corre-
sponde.t OF the Petit Journal, declares
that Spain cannot adopt neutrality
whe It's honor and interests are in
VOWED. Incidentally the premier In
,imatcd that his administration was
prepared 60 support the vigorous note
sent 20 Germany by Count Romanones.
his predecessor. IN respect 10 the sub
marine issue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
GERMAN PATROL SHIPS
KEEP UP ACTIVITIES
IN SKAGERAK REGION

Hy Ns.uDAt,I rrns.
Copenhagen VIA London Nprl 90.
~ o. u herman patrol ships are
k,opiug up their activities against
neutral shipping iu the SEag,rak Nee
Gently the scandinavia American
liner United states was haltod and
examined Yesterday tho Norwegian
passenger steamer llaarfagrc plNus
between Frcdcrikshavrn Doumsrl
and Chrstiuuland norway wis -cyn'
and taken 80 e German port
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
SPECIAL TRAIN LOADED
WITH ARMY RECRUITS
ARRIVES AT Ell PASo

EI plsu Npru % 4 special traiI
arrived here tudt, with 800 recruits
fHr M, regiments stationed un the hor-
drI here This train was the first "i
thre, specials tn leave 81 Louis
Recruits have been driving here -
the rate of 0oo day Tor the past
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
TWO DOZEN WITNESSES
TESTIFY AS TO GOOD
CHARACTER OF SPANIEL

Coleman. Tex. Apri' - -Tw"
dozen witnesses from waco. exas. gave
testimony rcgarding the good charac
ter of Harry J. SPANIEL today at his
trial IN connection with the kllling
OF Lieutenant Colonel ~ c Butler at
Alpine, Texas. last July
SPANIEL ana his wife, Crystall Hol-
land Spancl. uf whose murder he was
acquitted At Saa Angelo formerly
lived az Waco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
FIGHTING Is
BRISK ALONG TIlE NSNI

Bcrli Apru 80, Via London, .. ~.
Along Ia" Aisuc and IN the Cham
pagnr tho artillery fighting de-
vciop!ng Co a pitch OF greater violence.
Says to-day official report frum the
western front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
OF THE GREAT
NORTHERN RY ARE TO BE
GIVEN SALARY INCREASE

By A.,o,.a atnd Vr.,H
81 plul. Mun April 15 Salar,
iuDr'1-tp. iu some Da-ps us high 1s
90 per cent ana asgrcgntiug more than
luu0.0 annually will bc granted
Mnyi To- several thousand ompluycs ~
the Great Northern railway, 'such r-
clerical forces and others that la'c
not in the pat received advances %
was announced uy President l.. "
nm here TODAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-27
CAR OF WHEAT is SOLD
ON CHICAGO BOARD OF
TRADE AT S3.04 BUSHEL

by Associated Press
Chicago. April 21.--A ear Of number
two red wheat was sold IN the sample
department of the board of trade today
at H3.0i and AZ II Louis car OF IN"
same grade brought $40 These pri-
ces far outstrip all previous records,