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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-11

FN France. Ida France Paul
Gaies. Rob, . Rates. fasfie Gibson
J NJ Jacohsol.. Lida Mnnay J
Blaekman } " nrodie 6 & buckley
and wife Daisy r narllneame. Gath-
Ne Gas 'ompany. Hsltn NeNm y, J
} stark Geo Perry % G cpnesHnun
Roh' sweaney David iici ieh. ~ l.
Earlo. Edward Jnmes
Ora sefuieaneld. J . sshaoler
larence niauA e I. I.ueas. u " Enf.
ct.l u Ninnirer J. ~ telsua. y
q jenkins fra~ius Wallace. IS c
Giuber Fred Madden. y Murphy.
" Il charchil Frank burgess. Hiram
ncnsing CLEO TlfooAs u & nassets and
wife Joe r.shev. John Fisher Mfa
eva netts. 4 nowel q sam.
a,ase
NJ J N zoll. Anna Owens Mar
gatei n Pace Katherine lafr Mar
an Madison Luciile Shuttle ies.le
NoHey. Il W rhAets. n ! NArneu
Mary ELLEN 4oaa q y Iron Flor
nee /. Iron e Nats BELLA pofier
+ Williamson nessio William on ,
carney chae sfoly w S Crara.
l. Rodman = " cheanui aud wife.
y Il Peterson
Ida N lInnaer, Ina Rohns8r. Cco
Paddock Elia Hikes. Ias S BENDER
Emery Michael y G Murphy " g
Griffin. ! " nerney chas caeassa.
r T. Finch, william Isachus jamie
lIaeer Guthrie proinco eomp,ty u
i'owcn. l.afe KenDedy. j IS rsy
lnr
l. $ Tamaun n . Mecnley 7 N
Peacock g " 0hma1. Nelson Brans
comb i.aae tuplum. = t.yler. = NJ
Clark. u l. IIawley nass i.oaehen.
aIne Sophia i.onshounine. Jno Web
aer + y Michael Hattie wirsA. J G..
wicks, Ray Miller !. $ Haas. Geo y
purdam Il wlcks
Spencer Parker, g ~ Longhennlne
Mary Douglas. Geo Afooks. iiiram
Bensing John Fisher. Joe fsher
Robt neece. Geo Means. J. 4 Andor
son ! = Hope. L ) Powers. y Nl
iioag G " Conway. G Il snyder u II
snoderass Ovid DAWSON. Eldeu
Tharp. Geo Keller. Geo Stevens. Rus
sell Martin. !. iiury. Alon,o Robes
son. Isaac Roberts. Edw Robbers
Wills Rector. Frank Purcell. : IL
Crawford n + Philips. Geo y sears. 1
Mary Douglas. Fred Collins. John
Adams. otis Potter. G = Mia. Mrs
u u slmpzon. Berry T Miller. Ci
Gibson. W " Bishop Employees u &
+. Hifam Taylor and vife. S II Ewing
G N Frazier and family. J X z.gier
and wife nen welnberger. y II Ne
3nire : & Gray Geo F Hamrlck. Mrs
liarrlef kneIsley N Armantroui. G
/ Wood Dr. & y culiey and wife. ] III
Collins. X 4 Hallcn3eck. Thornton
J " Marr. !. svnrrler.
spurrler i.hr co Mr. y X spufrier.
! I. Calvert
Martaa Baies( r Fitzpatrick. s r
richardson. Mr. Werner l. witt. Eva
e EngIe. u 4 csffney. Eliza Gafiney.
Miss Lenore Burke. Geo burton. n q
Rogers. Mrs J W Kennedy y }
Doughty. = Duncan. Anna Foley.
Roy worihington. J II carmiehial. c
W Boyd, W 8 Anderson and family.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-11

MaiFAtei nnAn -
Marie A Dean
s. n pHlenNees
tlmartoB Valley creamery
Ak ranphen
Re b Carter Aat
"A casss3y
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Nr ana MN caa fllson
JM FHa
Chaa Faulkner
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l. J Gray
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lrlu telHma
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Bonds Win BATTLES nuy Mare
hoads sHd Keep Them
tsnd ~ th.t riHhism~
sinosre Gratitude
Mfa Matam Esn. lasanaintl Ind
writes = deem Il my aniy 10 expfea.
mf artfuds for iha Fnod Chamber
lain lnllr llaffaqsa Remedy dld mt
phrn { bad q severe attack 90 dmff.
hoNa three sfara aKn u Wna lho only
medicine thAi relieved mo
lead n Ihfs f,sht ht'~--~
tvftY liberty loan subscriber
helps ~ arm our soldiers.
lend ~ thes ffeht"-e-~
roR lHDloEsTton. CONSTIPATION
Mrs A & SID nib RIDER. ractneli
lnn state For au attack ~ hfon
thRi irUuisls which neusliy a4saiia mo
iu the hpFine nuI Chamberlain
funRh Remedy he only hing mat
gives me relisf Afisr using IL for q
few days al eiens II bronchial fnnH
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"a y weihy Long Rohi NsdaieA
i nenaer
John Pool 6 cammins.. Miss
g.ula Ionshennine y smfsson.
i.uR Rohena ~ II rasher llsnry
wnlff noe Carver citds traam
idsaF Towers Eiaa nixon G v Rush
$ = crock ~ raase'i 0ros4 raj
sian las Trahana. Grace llurle u .
An his. i1en johnson
NIL Grifilh. . roRary nsriba
Islshop iiarfy a Nance Fred M Msieg
ia " nawen Nina Adier Flafenoe
Alder. = y aua lda smHh chss y
l.iseu~shmidl Mrs % Nan yontheee.
W } nenneH rhonaa Taslor Bred
WAHams A Newman W il tnand
lcf lnllas pipirlth Mars lHiley
80 con net,ha Hanalc. II G. Han
tft Air W Arfowund u u Tod8
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hnlrius p srheihnR a g Fafqnhsr
sen. " sfaatn. J Fiom Smith ller
rsrt spoutr Anderson N naneip
t,iorefY . } { ham. Mts y GINS Free
fcan. a X teHifo. tafl CLOCK. a
Nsisen. A. aaA Mts tha psimm
naipA liannr A y brennan byron
iiaiehelof S,ssioy Mrs 3 Mss
lcy. 4 F cam belt Mr rsaf smith
Sam Smith X II Patterson n 2 ns
au, "a a Grant 4 q rhumpean 4
t,llsy faah AcWohy r.rando of
tisz Herman niancv. Clydp mWHhi
Tlmfaaa Elliott. y u NeGnife nen
n.it II Johns Clifford cosh James h
Johnson lehn ]. coiiofai q w ied
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flrsaione
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vsfl. MS g ~ Harris n Wlx w
II Humphrey Mis Hen pafbef. Ed
A Mexican Mrs "a q Mexican. rbos
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Tucked. } T. uufnham. W ! llosd. Osia
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. Pickering " 3 Mason. = Smith. Joe
& e Molas o X Bolt & Mich
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Morgan y y Moore. G ~ Wshmeier.
& orgs Wsbmeier l. " Browne. f. y
Tailniss. Jnnef Mood. J r Granden.
Guthrie Laundry. E r Trs nell J =
Caiicn. Alice Tallman. Carrie n Tail
man, u y newman piek Hnies. rhas (
iictirieysi Mrs. I u tIofe. Jerry coui
I y WHITAKER A . Garfield, IA Fi
.eiso. Cora Farrell. " Alley. G ~
Hinslow o Rimorc W c Johnson.
jehn Goioble. . e yanderfofd W n
rayoii. ben cooksey. Cecll Allen lIof.
'es Call, + foombs. &c Green. MARY
I Green. !. J fIlrzcl. l. ) stark Adaie
I Tombs 4 James. w + CHADWICK
u Iiobrrison. Juiins ward.
Fel;x Adler.
Mrs l. y bronson
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gaV pnrroagh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-11

y N Rinchari. Ida " Dlrnett
Pearle Long. G A Davis. " T. Miller
II l. Miller Amanda Blair. liam.
Ryser. L Williams. 4 G Dolde. III.
Traband. Geo " Wnkerson. Ida /
wilkersnn. Mrs Ada Iuxten Ncrs
Meyer. Grace Hurley. Orln sraap
Grover Raiston. A NJ padgett. 4 q
HeIion. r + Gross. Ida Loar. /. Il
I.ohr lee rranahasn. Lloyd VI Weber
Joe Allen. Jas Williams. u = STAN
baugh
Helen Huron. T. NJ Dye. c Winch
Elma Phelps. Ruth Han. s II iIan
g " Rrnce. Forest + Collins. Charley
and Nick stephen. II l. Mathews. II "
Mosier. w + lIoag, /. Hayes. A II
McNorrIs. " T Coleman. Z "
Spangler. Luther Arnold. Geo A Bar
her. F G Thompson. " e Dunn. W "
shcrer. Anna Davis. Geo speer !. J
Smith, 4 4 Leer
John Tower Mrs Ralph Daoiey.
Mrs L DcBolt. Miss DeDoi.. Miss
A c DeBoIt. lsls Kessler. oliver Wv
land. + II Mcclure. Receiver: Cuflcta
Eisenschmidt. NJ whitted. Ema \
Mori,z. Raemmeli- Braun Ice Co. c p
Hopkins. ] l. Houseworth Mrs n c
New. Ellis Roberts. Sam Funk. 7 r
Lowe. u c Burnsdale. lone Coyle
Gray. II A Montague
F l. and NJ F Norris. Mary 3 Tar
ris. Miss Margaret Byrue. Mahei
Arnold, Mona Farquharsou. c " An
derson and family. c we5h. A
Jones, Martha NJ Neal. J y Paymai
p HeiIman. Geo stockdsie. J W
Mason. W y Hackney
A u Dodscn. Laura Terriil. II l.
whseley. " HsrdvIck. .wlmber
Candy Co. Jonn Mahoney. l. l. Bill
lngs. W VI PeeIer. II s strastoz. W n
Heer. Mrs W c Smith. Gaien Crow.
Jennie Martin, Ira shaokleforc r "
DiHee. r E wiiber. Mrs NJ Potts
LII Mstchett. Louisa and ID Glass.
G cofteral. y c Roper. W w Brown.
Emma Herrick. c + Herrick. " l.
Barnes. David .Hefch. Mr. and Mrs VI I
Armsntrput.
JOIN " Schmidt Carl Hsriey,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-11

Jnai trY one 20 cent bottle of LAX
Fos WITH PEpSiN. A Liquid DigeA
tlfr Laxative pleasant 30 take. Nov
made and recommended by 'he manu- :
faeinrefa OF Crofe's Tssteiess chill
Tonic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-11
~~-'i Tend A. Ihst . sAi"~@-
Iia Buys Beat ~ho Buys Quickly
puY Your Bends Nov


TOOK OUT DREADFUL SoRENfSs
When iha kid9eys are weakened
aad faii 70 ihrow Impurities out ~
ihe blood ih" poison remains IN The
sfs'em aud bagksehe. soreness and
rheumatic pains develop Mrs David
li'nff. g. s. Lincoln Ave. Washing
ten = writes Foley Kidney piiis
TOOK The dreadful soreness ang ~ ny
limbs aud ! waib good
Sold bs owl brmK Store
loud ts rhas iislt~----
Journalists Of lirazn. Ia conference
- Ma Ia jhneiro recently passed
resolutions Ia which confidence ~ a.
Allied victory WAS expressed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-11
Lead As rh~s iiaht'--
couoHCD so ne COULDN'T
SLEEP.

bronchial conaBs. tickling IN throat
and aa'hmatlc spssmA break ones
rest and weaken onc 20 that the
rYslem il run .dovn and serious eicA-
nfas may result Enes fIalberf, paetg.
Ind writes 4 had severe cold
and conghed continually at night
cnuld hardly sleep. Foicy's Honey aud
rsr cured my cough
Sold By Owl Dug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-11
oonr YOU Ngen oNr naw

b1N ! fAb NhNU ANh @NW
Indigestion. hli snees hsa breath.
gaf constipation Hf ANY sonaHiua
af.Ainw from 4 Niass 81 aHAlssairH fnn
ln ae sinmas B RraHa immediate all.
ifHNua Fuies NsfhaWit tH8lrt Afp
mii and Rentie hAi sHfe IA atfma
Cause 10 NfinsN# nAi8 we nANsea
sieanRe hawrls swrrteu sfamafh aAI
tone Ha litsf
salA hg NWl lar sfHFn
itea :. tssi i4shi
A MANA caE1Hrut.
nrcoMNrNpAYioA
W ~ Ffraf al Nyftis AS " Nj
afiif8 lhau hi kldany tmmbie
mlHhi He hN eauaN "a ulp fnnaHw X
condition aad aeskness. 90 iook
folef k'dney lAlis ana they Ait the
Hnft fheorfnll ~ nmusaa ihum
ihfS relieve hms 10 k. sAsaassit
palna. tliif luiHla aafr muscles
H"id ~ uNl pins siUrr
..4s4 A.. 49,. tat.t.sb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-11

fAe Fsas1yga nf ihlt Haqer all h@
p'fashd Y hAfH fb8l thefr Il a. lsast
anr Httadsi nssnsst thsl sciences has
o'fn ahie io fafH la 40 its atAk.a ana
fhAi " tiHFfh tsmwh bsin9 greatly
'hilgfHffd hf sea illaiunai s.s6ifitaa.
fFanfffH constitutional treatment.
Hait# raisffh "a dlftae 4 taken ~
i.tHaiiS sHd sfs 9fa lhr tlluass ga tho
AHa't'tA #siffAfes sK fhH M4sfsas fhsfe.
"A g~slfaFiek ~ tosnaaiiua ~ ~.
4 @3aF Alsihs fha alieas strength
~ hH'4iat ap De fnGsfisilDn ara
ssslTitak aslnfe %. aaina ia Musk ina
iH"tF'fspFs haYf sp ,s4h fslih In ths
curative nNafs Va ifsas gatAfYh
MeiileiHn lA4f ihaf nffer tine ttans
iff1 i~tsgs faf AnY sase that Il fatl,
- care Hend faf llaf ~ saatlnanAam.
Address J silHNEY 4 80 10.
lsd9. uhlit Hvhi ~ ail pfuNSl4fa. l3e.
sssa 4. rhss ft.Ase.~
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II Akg4k4su nv..s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
Start Right and Stay Right
In Managing Poultry Yard
Keep the Poultry Healthy
Practice of Proper Preventive Measures Essential
in Combating Disease. Sick Fowls Often Spread
Disease in the Flock Which Is Crowded in Con-
gested Quarters.

whom q bird becomes sick IL H. better
TO Kill ". because the Cos Of medicine
and the value Of the time required 10
Gerry out the treatment are greater
than the value OF the bird which Us
cured. Another rcason FOR killing sick
birds is that they may bc affected by n
contiguous disease which before n IA
recognized may spread 90 many othcr
birds in the flock. a third reason for
killing is the fact that q bird being
sick indicates that n Is more susccpt-
ibla TO disease than 'hc other birds Of
tho flock, and in order TO establish II
flock which rs abb, to resist disease
such susceptible birds must be climi-
mated.
The greater tho number of birds
kept upon any form or plot of ground,
and the more they are crowded to-
gethcr tho greater IN the Danger from
contagion and parasites. and the moro
important are the measures for ex-
Guiding. Graduating and preventing
the development Of these causes OF
disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12

caused by animal and vegetable germs.
n the weakness and loss OF flesh
caused by the larger parasites TO
which reference has Just been made.
are the most important conditions
which the poultryman has 20 consider
In the endeavor To keep his birds
healthy. These germs ana parasites
should be kept out OF the flock by
suitable preventive measures, because
disease may he avoided much moro
easily and cheaply than II can be cur
ed. The aim Ia studying NJ diseases
of poultry III. Therefore, 20 learn how
10 prevent such diseases rather than
how In cure them.
There are some cases IN which med
icines may be advantaFeously given
on applied 10 fowls, but, es a rule,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12

Chicago. Dec. l2.-Hog receipts
$4,000: ma. ket strong, mostly 10
cents higher thar Yesterdays average.
Butchers Sl7.sbGSt7. 80; light $40
MS1Tfb; packing sls.S5M $l7.6O:
throw outs ib.0OmsiG.sb nigs. good
10 choice Sla.s5 M$l5.75.
cattle receipts $4,000; beef steers
mud butcher cattle steady TO strong
calves slow. 90 cents to so cents lower,
feeders 25 cents higher; beef cattle,
GOOD. choice and prime Nb.5Op
$3.50: common and medium $3.50
$500; butcher stock. cows ard hcif-
ers $3.50 MSl3.0O; Gamers and cut
tcrs $3.50 q $3.50; stockers and feed
crs. good. choice and fancy S9.75M
$i3.25; inferior. M and medium
S7.2b mSg.75: veal cnlVes, good and
choice s16.50MslT.O 90: western range
beef steers $1,000 $lf.50. cows and
h.ifers s7.75m$i2.25.
sheep receipts $1,000: market very
dun; opening bids around so cents
lower on fat CLASSES: feeders slow to
lower: lambs, choice and prime $685.
Msis.4G: medium and good si40Om
slb.2b; culls $3.50 ~ $l2.S5; ewes.
choice aud prime Sa.25mS9.G5; me-
dunn and good $500 1928; culis
$500 "a sG.T6.
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and many individuals escape II en-.
tircly, although constantly exposed
TO a.
Tho disease Is easily recognized by
the enlargement Of the feet and legs
and tile rough appearances OF the sur.
face of the foct, The parasite begins
It's attack In tho ciofia between the
toes and gradually spreads forward
and upward until the whols OF the folt
and the shank become affected. The
two legs are usually attacked about
the Same limo and 10 the same de-
gree, ~ first there ~ only q slight
rougheRing OF the surface. but the
continued irritation by the mite causes
the formation 90 a Epongy ~ pow derry
substance beneath the scales. which
raises them more and more Hntil they
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
.
LEGAL EUTICE.

First Savings Bank snd Trust Company, Of
Albuquerque. X NJ, Plaintiff. v Jeanette
W. flournoy, Defendant.
No. f0367.
Notice Is hereby given that By virtue or an
execution Issued in tbs above entitled cause
the undersigned sheriff of the County Of Her.
naillo. New Mexico. Vill on December 3uth.
1915, At the hour Of ten O'Clock In the fore
uoon. az the White Garage on the cornsr Of
Fourth Street and Copper Avenue. City 81
Albuquerque. County Of Bernnllilo. New Mex.
leo, offer for sale and sell AZ public auction
passenger closed ticker Electric Automobile.
said sale being made to satisfy the Judgment
entered In said cause on the 18th dhy Of
April. 1918.
RAFAEL GARCIA
Sheriff. BernAlillo Comfy.
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I'oWIS nrc sui icct TO n consider
able number OF diseases. some of
which spreed rapidly through the
flock and cattse q high mortality.
They may also bc infested by various
kinds of parasites. some % which live
on The surface OF The body and others
In the crop. stomach or iutostinos.
These parasites are Injurious because
they take n part OF the nonrishment
which should be used by the bird In
put on flesh or 4 produce eggs. and
also because by t'lcir movements and
their biting they cause irritation and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
THE MARKETS


New York. Dec. strength Of
shippings and oils at gains OF I to .
points, had little effect ON the balance
ON today'E stock market leaders
amOnE %steels, coppcrs, equipments
and rails Welding Ia increased pres
sure. United states steel reelected
the revival OF hearish aggression there
reacting only "a point.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
knnsns Cli, I.iyesinck.

kunsns CIV. Dec. lH.-HOg TecoIpts
10000: market higher; heavy $500
Msif.5b: light Sl6,75m4lT.4O; pigs
$l2.O 90 q St4.2b. cattle receipts 5000;
market steady steers $iS.0O $1,000:
western $1,000 a SIS Oe; cows s5.b0D
S12.5O: heifers $500 mti3.b0; stock
ers S6.5OsrSi4.2b; calves $4,000
$3.50. sheep receipts 1000; market
steady; lambs $1,000 mSiS.G;; .edr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
sCALY LEG CAN ~ CONTROLLED

Another species of Itch mite attack
ing chickens, turkeys. p%heasants and
cage birds tx the cause OF a condition
known "a gcaiy leg. While this mite
IL usually confined 20 the legs, II may
occasionally attack the comb and wat
ties. Tho disease occurs In most cases
as "A result OF c%ontagion from other
birds, although the mites may also be
transferred from the costs TO the feet
OF healthy birds. II spreads slowly,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12

Pastura. \. NJ; Kent ~ Steeu. Wal
nat wells. ~ NJ. was injured.
The Iiague-The former German
emperor Is entitled 10 right OF sanctu-
airy In Holland ana hia return 10 Ger
many cannot be demanded, according
hruck.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
Ncu YORK MnncN Marlci.

Kew York, Bec. i?,-Mercantlle
paper 6; sterling lay hills unchanged;
demand 4.7b70: cabics i76ib; francs
unchanged. Guilders demand ~ 5-iG;
cables ~ 9.is; lire unchanged.
Mexican dollars unchanged.
Time loans strong. unchanged.
can money easier: high &: low ~ /;
ruling rate q: closing hid 4; offered
nj AZ last loan Az.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12

fOK SALE one complete location
tor store and dwelling. composed Of
store building warehouse. and dwell.
lnE' Barn, very ample corral. an
IN one same lot, M quite largo open
lot for additional buildings: ~gaaoilne
plant In front of the store building
have pretty n3cc. clean. neat and
standard stock of goods. that Will be
sold az cost II desired.
WHl sell also $40 acres of land in
three different places aud one OF these
places ~ near town N contains 40
acres on the ccdnrs on foothills: a
acres on this are cultivated and
stumps pulled Jut Juan &. Jaramlilo.
Torfeon, New McNtco. Phone No. 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
PIONEER BAKERY
=. \. BhIIiNc. Proprietor.
207 South First Street
MONEY TO Loan

CONFIDENTIAL loans on lewelry,
diamonds. Liberty bonds. pianos.
automobiles. etc. Low rates. Henry
j. hoffman. III South first. Bond
ed to the State OF New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
Chicago l'rniucc.

Chicago. Dec. t2-Euttcr firm;
creamery 5imG5ia.
Eggs lower; receipts 2.0S0 cases;
firsts sea sac; ordinary flrsts blcn
SIC: ~ mark. cases included. 5Ncm
Gle.
rotetoes lower. receipts - cars.
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan,
bulk St.GOMSi.10: Same, IN sacks.
81 ~7O@St.75.
Poultry. alive. unsettled: fowls i9c
~ 25'; springs 2ic: turkeys 21C.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12

Hives. eczcmn, Itch or salt rhuem
sets you crazy. Can't bear the toHcn
Of YOU clothing Doan's ointment Is
fine for skin itching. Ali druggists
sell e.. go cents a box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
MUSICAL

BARGAINS in pianos. payer pianos
ana monographs. Pianos rented.
Horny u. hoffman. ~ South First.
opposite Alyafndo hotel. Open ev-
cninEs.
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DOTS AND DASHES

Washington-SiN members of the
crew were killed and thirty others in
jured In an explosion OF coal dust ct
the cruiser brooklyn at Yokohama
Among the dead Is Wane VI. Johnson.
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FOR sA~LE-rypewrfters

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought. sold. ronted and re.
paired. Albuquerque typewriter Ex.
change. Phone gi4. 122 So. 9Th. 81
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Chicago. Dec. En- the corn trade
for n short time today business took
ON unusually large propo rtions and
prices ran swiftly upward about :
cents as comp ared with the latest
quotations OF the preceding day. An
unlocked for scaling dc~n of the gov
eminent estimate yield was solely re-
sponsible.
Opening prices which ranged froG,
2 10 G% cents higher. with January
Si.35 to si.37 and May Sl.35M to
si.a7, were followed by numerous
and wide changes. but the apeN was
touched with little delay. and there
after the general tendency was back
ward 10 y modest extent.
oats tool a decided Jump with corn.
After opening "a 10 = rents higher.
with January ~. the market rose a
little further and then rccedcd Ia a
slight degree.
Prov.a,ous were neglected. Prices
hardened somow hat. though.
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FIGHT POULTRY DIEASES
WITH CLEANLINESS.

Chickens, turkeys. ducks, geese.
ana pigeons arc susceptible Ia
many diseases. some of which are
hight, infectious. Disease germs
pass rapidly from bird "a bird of
the flock, and may bc carried u,
oIsr means or another to ucighbor-
ing fiocks, producing extensive out
breaks, or cpixooiics. Sanitary nnd
other measures which have beer
found successful in the control III
poultry diseases may materially re-
duce the great anauaI Losses IN
ffoeks ~ they arc properi, applied.
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Denver, COLO, Dec. t2-Cattle re-
ceipts 1900; market steady. heel
steers SiO,O0m Si4 30; COWS and he'll
ers$6,g 90 q fS.7b; stockers and fccdefa
s1.O0m sie.u0: calves s9.O0MSlI.5 SO.
Hog reccipta 2.60O; market steady
top fi7lO: bulk SiG.T0m $3.50.
sheep receipts 1900: market steady:
lambs Sl4b0ms 1b.g5; ewes sd.001
SAL.
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U'rafflnFnf o. fh0 Int0TIoFl q, = Land OIffo
~ kantA W. New Mexico. Dec. q 1915
NOTICE Is hereby given that Nicolas \
SANCHEZ o. iSfslfs, Wv Mexira. who. on
April Y isiI made Hc-s1tesd rn,ry n.
eis 25t Tor 50 MN and So NV v. Sec.
Tan -, Township , North. Range I weat.
NV Aexieo Meridian. has filed notice VI ia
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l OF

Department Of the i%aierior United states
Land Office, Santa Re, New Mey. Dee. ..
1plk.
To William q Dorff. u --- Contsstcs
You are hereby notified that Thomns vs.
Gibson. who gives Aihuauerque. New Mexico.
a. his post.offire address, did on Nov. -.
1918. file In this ufliee kls duly eorr9boTated
application 90 contest aud secure the cancel
lation ~ yuuF homestead entry No. -
Serlal ia. U.70iT made March = 1915. for
NEl.f SWl1 Ma SEi-4. SEi.I SEA-
section ,. Township ION, Range 81. n. NJ
prin. Meridian. and ~ grounds for his con.
test he alleges that you n,ser established
residence or made any improvements on this
land and have wholly abandoned same.
You are. therefore further notified that
The said allegations VIII be taken a. con.
fessed. and your saii entry will be- cancelled
without further riFht to be- heard. either be-.
fore this office or m appeal, n you fail 90
file In this office Within twenty days after
the FOURTH publication Of this notice. g.
shown below. yonr answer. under oath. spe,
officially responding TO these allcgations Of
contest together With due proof that you
have served q copy ~ your answer on the
said contestant either In person or BY rcgis'
tered mail
You should state in your answer the name
Of the post office 90 which you desire future
notices 20 be- sent 10 yon
FRANCISCO DElGADo.
Register.