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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
WANTED-Female Help

WANTED-Female Help
WANTED-A good housekecper; must
be well recommended GA y. lltE.
WANTED - Experienced bmdery
girls. Apply at the Evening Herald.
MANTED-A girl for general house
work Mrs. a c. Shortle. SIS
West Copper.
WANTEb-Lady cashier, must know
typewriting. and have good refer
ences Mecca CAFE. ga west Cen
trail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02

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WANTED-Good clean cotton rage.
Herald office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
BIDS WANTED.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
Rivers Are Important
As Means OF Defense
Veteran Riverrnan Points Out That
Their Improvement is i
Paramount Issue

That few people realize lhr I'M
pOrtancc Of. the river as i means OF
defense was the opinion advanced by
Capt. 7 A. Leighton, the we'll known
veteran rivrrman. rcSic"dHr. Not
only are the rivers one of the meth
OdS by which this country could be
prepared for eventualitieS in case OF
war, he said, but their Improvement
is becoming Il paramount issue. in
view Of the fact that In" railroads are
inadequate 10 properly handle all the
shipping that is expected Of them.
III Is due almost 10 this ignorance
OH The part OF The people that the
rivers and harburs bills introduced
at almost every session Of congress
are defcatcd.' Capt. Leighton con-
Iinued. TOO much pork is the cry:
The rivers and harbors bill is really
pork. Did you ever see 4 porker
that was NOT utilized In all. We eat
and Of no other animal, and utilize
The squeal for cheap photographs.
"GcrTany has realized the import
ance Of the rivers and has spent vast
sums in developing them. Freight
age on the river has developed enor-
nnusly owing to tho improvements.
There is no fight between the rail
roads and the steamer owners. or at
least. there shunld MOI 'Dr. All should
be working aS 4 unit
'Peoplr are not interested in The
rivers and harborS bill and regard
them as "Xtrayagani and n wastrlnsS
expenditure. They do NOT look deeply
enough into the question, they do not
study the reports of The water con-
crosses showing the vast develop
ment Of the river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
EMBARGO CAUSED
YARD CONGESTION
Short Duration of Strike Lay.Off Has
Shown Its Effccts-Operators
Optimistic

A yard congestion on railroad all
over The country is causing Il scarcity
OF material unprecedented. The em-
barSoes of last weeks strike period
are SAID 10 have been the cause of IL
much overloaded yard system. al
ready congested previously by lack Of
labor and cars.
A local firm. In desperate need Of
several carloads OF supplies. was
forced to send representative to IN
dianapolis TO trace the goods. He re-
lated q thrilling experience OF riding
from the HooSier city TO Columbus on
Il freight in three days.
An ease Of mind has come over the
railroad operators Of the Wheeling
district. however. compared To their
tense strain Of lasr week. and they
are all announcing that better things
are on the schedule for Wheeling this
spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
MANY NEW MEMBERS
Secured by Campaign Committee Of
Panhandle Agricultural Club in
Past Few Weeks.

The new membership campaign III
tho Panhandle Agricultural club that
has been on for the past several
weeks is progressing nicely. accord
ing to reports received al the local
Headquarters Yesterday. The cam
paign committee will make It's formal
report at the regular meeting Of the
organization to be held within TWO
weeks.
The club already bias about 500
members. and it IS reported that fully
100 new members have been secured
during the past few weeks. The club
saved thousands OF dollars for lis
members last year iN buying cooper
atively seeds and other farm stuff in
carload lots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
ANNUAL MINISTRIES BY
STONE & THOMAS FORCE
will BE Given on Elaborate Scale In
Scottish Rite Cathedral, April ID.

Members al tn" Slnu, & Thomas En-
uio%rS' Association !ar" making great
; r"naratirna Tor their annual mlnSirriS
which viii ~. ;'ruHrn'"d ca: an elaborate"
scale q, the Scottish Nit cathedral. on
"Wednesday evening. .hrril lSih. under
he direction a. Frat Frank kinriI""
and Mss Anna E:,%. 'rniii'nS from
thor PAST oXimri"ur" they Will intro
riiic,. rn:.HE uyW AMI nO"cN stunts thai
will h. su!u"v nat different FROM thnS"
yer aiclnr,irI hy ip"al talent. Th"
and mon promise laugh every &"ynn!, ,
tl!cy hav" Smluc iiG screams W their
,-lr"v"S in addition :" III" hiG NAL"
..hrrri*. the ladies will TAX" a prominent
I,Hrt Tickets are now on sal" and can
H., secured fruiu any Of III" St"n" 4
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
YOST LAW CASES
CONE Up TODAY
MAN WHO is ALLEGED TO HAVE
KIDNAPPED WAHWOOO
SQUIRE TO FACE
TRIAL.
Georoe Seioert 10 Answer to Old In
dictment Charging Him with
Operating Speakeasy.

TWO YcS: law appeals will b" tried
before JudS" Man Fl. Robinson III
criminal! court today. One oil tue
cases i ;nat of Pete Henry. who was
fined $luu and costs and sentence" 10
serve thrs. months iii jail by Squire
y. A. Lutz for distributing beer AT
N'arwood.
II was in the raid which resulted IN
this conviction and appeal that James
Henry is alleged 10 have kidnapped
Squire Lu;z and carried him to the
Ohio side in his automobile after the
arrest had been made and Henry was
driving to the county Jail with the Of,
fcers and what remained OF his load
of beer.
The other case set for trial today
;s that Of George Selbert. who is &C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
workman GETS FALL
Heine LAX Falls From Building at
Beech Bottom and is Badly
Hurt

H.ine LAX. workman employed
bv tho Westinghouse Electric COM
pany in the construction of one OF the
biz plants at Beech Bottom, was
brought To he North Wheeling hos
pital last evening. painfully injured b.
failing from a building.
The mans face was badly lacerated
and his back was wrenched, but his
Injuries are not Of such a nature as to
be regarded as serious. Dr.. G. ".
Abersold attended him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
SUPPLY JAIL FROM FARM.

'Thc county commissioners have hI-
Irctcd thar during ihr coming: summer
prisoners in the county Jail he fed with
vegetables from ihr county infirmary
farms. \ sufficient acreage will be-
planted on the !ntirmary ground ut Elm
Grove and the newly acquired SchmuI-
hRCh farm to supply the. jail Kitchen,
With fresh vegetables from the farm
InRS iuaugurai"d for their comfort by
Sheriff Hastings and his deputies. prls-
rncrs who are forced tn spend the sum-
iner months. IN jail will not fare 80
ltIlv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
SHOULDER DlSLOCA1 ED.

Warwcod Man injured IN Slight Acct
dent at Beech Bottom Coal Mine.
Pet Nelson, uf Warwu)d. 4 miner,
was brought 10 the North Whnrtln;
hospital last evening suffering with .
,ii%lurAtGd shoulder and painful
bruises sustained yesterday after
noon ina slight accident at the Beech
Bottom coal mine. Dr. j. !. Osborn
attended the injured man. whose -.
covcry is expected 10 DO speedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
AFTER LENT EVENTS
AT COLUMBIA CLUB
Socials and Plays Tor various Benefits
Will Be Staged in April Fol
lowing Easter.

\ " Grand Easter Social" will be given
at IN" Columbia rRIli in South Market
street. on April II. TIL" feature will he
rIcilrr aud domnon games. Prizes in
cut glass will be- awarded ami the pro-
C...dS of the evening will b" for the
benefit ni st. AlphonSus church.
on The evening of April is. social
viii hc held. Tho event will be for the
benefit ur the gymnasium.
:. play is being pro pared for n three
day run from NrrI - To &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
BIG FIRST AID GLASS.

The young womcu's first aid class
at the Ohio Valley General hospital
has been divided In TWO. The class
grew large and the attendance was
regular. The students have shown
much more inclination for work than
was to have been expected. The sec
tons meet or Monday and Tuesday
a n ernOOnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
For = Weak Stomach.

II YOU have any trouble with your
digestion, YOU should read what Mrs
j. c. Bauer. GAINESVILLE. Ohio. has TO
say regarding her experience as fol
lows: II WAS troubled for lEoaihs
with a weak stomach and cohsrpa
tion and it. WIS all could do TO drag
myself about the house. Chamber
lain's Tablets afforded me the first
relief ! got. and after taking them a
short lime ] was restored 10 health"
0hfnina bio nYerNWhl,rn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
LICENSE FOR CHAUFFEURS.

After MAY 23. when the rev state
good roads law goes into effect. chanf-
feurs will be required to have state
licenses 10 drive automobiles. Two
citizens of the state must sign ihe ap-
plicant's petition for y liCcnS" and
these must be experienced drivers. 4
Zee OF So must bc naid the new state
road commission for tho license.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
Deeds.
SUSPECTS 70 woRxHoUsE.

IN polio" court yesterday morning.
Frank Milton ard George Russell. picked
M Saturday ny Deputy Sheriff Fred
Frazier on suspicion :hat they had
worked two S~'itrh-huX Swin,ilc#. wcrr
ARA iEncd ON charge" Of being SuSUi:-
inuS characters. Judge linmrrkcr fined
each S"n and costs in addition !" 20
Ci;, ~ In the wOrkhOiiSr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22

cused of violating the NoSt law by
keeping liquor al his pool room at ELM
t;ro?e. The Indictment was returned
several months ago and the case has
been continued through Two terms OF
INlIrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22

over Thceling hill, which las been
worn considerably by the winter frostss
and tratel. The board OF control yes
terdaN .directed that the repairs be
made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
ST. JAMES BROTHERHOOD.

The monthly meeting Of 81. lanes
brotherhood OF ST. James Evangelical
Lutheran church will be held tins eve
ming. Rev. Waiter r.. Schuetlc, Inc
new pastor OF the congregation. will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
SUIT is APPEALED.

An appeal from the decision of
Squire Kindelberger In the case of
Scott Lumber com pany VS.. Fl. W. AUD
and W. F.. Fieahman was hl.I in cir
cult court yesterday. Judgment for
The defense with the decision that
they recover their costs from the
plaintiff was rendered by the Justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
rAosaEH CURTAIN pREAcuS

Rev. sViiliam T. Curtain OF Sewiekley.
Pa. prf,achcd his Wednesday sermon 1t
The GslIhedral last night. The subject
vas. ';Eho Holy Eucharist" The lents1/
scrviGtfs will be continued the rematn4
OF the hHeek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
COUNTY COURT
M1rriaaa Licenses

Marriage Licenses.
Charles ". CrId"r and MARY Every,
h"th a. Ahr"n. G.
Fiduciary.
John W. Nultr GmmI'i"! aS guardian
Of James and Edna Cat r't"oi. orphans
Of Charles Gat"~nnd. deceased. Fond
$500. William Molly surety.
Mary FlrHhman arHuil::"I lGmiriStra-
tr.X 81 the "%lat" "f i. ". F'l"rhmau.
d"r"nS"d Hnnd $500: W. r. Flcahman.
surety. 'rhnS J. ItaII. f;""rg" Moore and
Albert krmmiu". appraisers.
:. NJ Nu."S qualified rs "X.cu'nr of
the will uf John r. Westward. deceased.
Bond 81 ,hno: r.. =. SchoG"id. surely.
Deeds.
Katherine q. II"nry 10 Patrick Howlay'
property on Fierce street. 81 and Other
consideration.
.Ins".,h liduilau. trustee. 10 Lizzie
Foster. property III pVcrnruuE. Sin and
uihc: consideration.
Ihas. l.. Wnrhcr and wife to WIZ. II.
Kelly. property ~ sixth ward. $40 and
other consideration.
Security Trust TO-, trustee. - Ben
iamiu Evans. property i'll Elm court.
$40 and oth"r CnnSitlrrIt ion.
Howard Herman. trustee. 20 Cora T..
Helm. pro"pTiy on Fifteenth street. $40
and other consideration.
TIrnr? W. r'air and wifi" (" ". T. Scott
ard wife, property on island. $40 and
Other ronEiCr RI ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22

deliver an address. TthC attrndanc"
OF the full brotherhood membership
is desired. and friends az members
are cordially invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
pEpAIR Hill ROAD

The city street department today
will start work repairing the road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
Glaze Finish
Pique Scum
Rare SUICIDES

Ever so many diStinctively
gloves. New in color: new
their band tops or Vandyke;
one would least expect, yet
Glove Beautiful to complete
dav women who cover the
the glove scarcity is every
cept at Stifel'S.'' and every
most nNactino. clOYe require
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22

Charles ". Crld"r and Mar, Every,
both al Akr"n. G..
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
HUDSON COOLING
 SYSTEM |S B|G SUPER-S|X H|T

Six months of service without radiator cooling fan being attached is the record of a Hudson Super-Six in use as delivery car for Goldman & Co. of this city. And according to the statement of Chester Williams, driver of this machine, not once during this period has the water in the radiator been brought to a boil
 In October, 1916, Goldman & Co. purchased a Hudson Super Six from Cal Messner, local agent for the ma chine. Because of the cool weather prevalent at that time, Mir. Williams decided to remove the fans
 When the warm weather put in it's appearance this spring Mr. Williams uDmindfully neglected to attach the fan equipment A few weeks ago. how ever, he discovered his failure, but in asmuch as he had had no trouble with the cooling system. decided to leave the ran off. Peculiarly enough, not once during the hot weather and in face of the fact that the machine has been driven over some of the toughest smallest roads in the valley, has the engine beer heated to such a point as to cause the water to boil.
 As can readily be seen, the test to which this delivery car has been put IS much more severe than the average motorist would demand in two or three years, yet the cooling system has proved itself perfect in every circum- stance.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
BORDER[AND CO.
 HAS IDEAL AUTO SALESROOMH HERE

One of the most beautiful, complete and up-to-date auto salesrooms in Arizona is that of the Borderland Mo- tor company on North Central avenue, located within stones throw of the very heart of the Phoenix business dis trict.
 In equipping and fitting out this elaborate home, managers of the com pany spared no expense. In fact, to the casual observer, it appears more like a luxuriously furnished rest room than this respect introduced an innovation in auto comfort and equipment, with the end in view always of affording an easy lOunging place Tor prospective purchasers and customers.
 In addition to the regula- office equipment and other necessary para phernalia, the Borderland Motor com pany salesroom is equipped with a beautiful wicker rest room Several lounging chairs have been installed to- gether with the very latest in the way of library table.
 Then there is a piano and for the benefit of motor fans, concerts on given several evenings each week by differ ent employees, most all of whom are mu- sicians par excellence.
 The salesroom is finished in a dull drab which, with semi direct lighting system, reflects each shade to all cor. ners of the big room. The big plate glass windows, each decorated with a single monogram of some make of au- tomobile handled b. the concern. af- ford an excellent light for the day. time.
 Work has already been started by the company on the construction of it's gigantic service station and parts room on North Central avenue. This build ing will afford storage room for the many makes of machines handled by the company and in addition will be fitted out with the largest parts de- partment ever carried by an Arizona concern.
 The Borderland company has entered into the auto field with fine start and beautiful prospects, for the future. Des- plte the unfavorable weather conditions Of the past week. many sales were re- ported by the company. Practically every machine in stock was disposed of and the wires were kept hot the latter part of the week in the hopes that ad dluonal machines can be secured with m the next few days Word was re teiVed the latter part of the week thai several carloads of machines would be here the first of the week Several Sf"f1 cars are expected in this ship ment.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

dollars into the valley. It is roughly estimated that the Goodyear company will expend in the neighborhoOd of $2, 0G0,000 in the Salt River valley this year.
 Preparing this land for seed is an op eration that is based on scientific farm ing methods and is, in itself. a unique spectacle. Many Phoenix people have not had an opportunity to visit the scene and see operations being carried forward. It was for the purpose Of af- fording these people an opportunity to see what the company is actually doing that this trip was planned.
 Because of the recent heavy rains in many sections of the valley, Phoenix motorists have only a limited number of measure trips to chose from today. The trip to Chandler was chosen, pri- marily because little rain has fallen in that vicinity and it is believed road conditions will be more favorable than in other sections.
 Those desiring to make the trip with the Republican Pathfinder car will form at the corner of Central avenue and the Mcdowell road at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The route will be south on the Mcdowell road to Tempe and then continuing on through Mesa to Chandler These roads are in a very favorable condition, everything con- sidsidered Only a few disagreeable
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
BIG INCREASE
 IS ANTICIPATED
 IN TIRE PRICES

Asserting that a hundred per cent advance in the price of high grade tires within four or six months is not unlikely and almost a certainty if the present rubber situation does not change, George w. Lichtenberger yes. terday advised motorists to do theil utmost in conserving their tires. He believes that the tire selling today for S20 will probably sell for $40 in the near future if a change in conditions Is not brought about ell stated:
 With practically no importation of plantation rubber being made from the torplsc and none to be obtained on the open market, tire manufactures are compelled to draw entirely upon their reserve stocks and as soon as these are exhausted the motoring public is going to be in 9 bad fix
 Today the supply of good tires is not governed by price, but mainly by oual- lty Of materials. True there is plenty of reclaimed rubber to be had. but the tlre manufacturer who has built a repu- tatlon for his output will not consent to use this grade of rubber
 Already We have heard of number or small tire manufacturers closing down their plants owing to the utter scarcity Of raw materials and only the Iact that the stronger concerns have
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
The Days Best Erip

A trip to Chandler, having as it's cul- mlnatlon visit at the scene of activi- ties of the Southwest Cotton company. subsidiary of the Goodyear Tire com pany, IS suggested as the best Sunday afternoon outing for Phoenix motorists today. Arrangements have been com pleted whereby motorists making this trip will be extended every courtesy by officials of the company in the way of explaining the various features of the gigantic undertaking near Chandler.
 This trip, it is believed will not only prove pleasure ride but in addition Will afford all persons interested in Witnessing the actual methods en- ployed in planting 10000 acres of land to cotton Much of this land has al ready been seeded, but assurance was given yesterday afternoon that activi- ties would be carried forward for the special benefit of the motorists.
 Officials of the company gave assIr- ance that weather permitting, demon strations by caterpillar tractors would be given. The method of planting cot ton, the care of the ground and other similar operations will be shown
 The operations of the Southwest Cot ton company near Chandler is the larg- est single agricultural exploit ever un- dertaken in the Salt River valley The mere launching of this project meant the advent of hundreds of thousands of
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
sRIToNs STUDY LANGUAGES

When King George opened a eschool for the study of Oriental languages heer he placed official stamp of ap- proval on the revival of a movement that since the war has been gaining rapid headway in this cOuntry-the study of foreign languages. The school opened by the king is the first of it's kind in the British empire, which counts 32O million citizens speaking Oriental languages.
 One of the lessons taught this coun- try by the war has been the need for a wider knowledge of foreign languages The British people have learned through the war that the average Ger man knew more languages than the aVera ge BritOn
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

maintained large reserve stock has it been possible to give car owners quality tires at the current prices.
 How long this strained condition will exist rests solely with the plans of operation of things and men under war conditions. If sufficient bottoms can be obtained to transport huge quantities of rubber from the tropics during the next few months, the rubber market vii lgain a resemblance of normal con- ditions. The plunge of this country into war is luther embarrassing the rubber situation and the present demand for the flexible material is at least three times what it was year ago.
 T advise and urge every motorist to take exceedingly good care of tire equipment and if possible use all old tires on hand that will give any more mileage.
 Hire little salesman aI The Re
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

spots will be encountered, it is be- lieved Autoists who do not wish to make the trip in company with the Pathfinder should arrive at the South west Cotton company ranch, not later than A.: 90 o'clock.
 It must be remembered that this trip will be made only under the conditions that the weather is suitable.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
MRS. LAW WINS

Republican A. p. Leased Wire1
 LOS ANGELES, April 27.-Mrs. Hu- bert F. Law of San Francisco, won to- day the women's California amateur golf championship, defeating Miss Edith Chesebrough of San Francisco, lhree up and one to play.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

roads operation throughout this sec tion of the state have played an inn portant part in the development of the industry
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

company, local agents for the Chalmers and Marmon cars, spent the past week in Los Angeles on business in connec- tion with the local firm.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
HEARD ON MOTOR ROW

McArthur Bros. will start moving into heir new quarters at the corner of Jefferson and Central streets May 10. t is not expected that the new home will be completed by that time, but circumstances necessitate the occu- pancy of the home before it is finished
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

Maxwell sales by the Babbitt- Poison company for the month of April have broken all previous records of the company, according to Sales Manager Newton The demand for Buick ma chimes is so great that they cannot be shipped in fast enough to supply the local demand.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

Weather conditions the past few weeks have added considerable impetus to the motor car industry in the Sal. River valley. Never before in history, say dealers. have so many sales been renorted It is also believed that gOod