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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Fordson Tractor to
Be Shown Wednesday

Agriculturalis,s In Bcnalillo county
wtll have an opportunity Wednesday
OF seeing one of the famous FOrdson
tractors ia operation. The Quickel
Auto and supply company, which N
the agent for the farm tractor. has
made arrangements 10 shOw the pub
lie It's wonderful ability rs "a piece OF
necessary farm machinery and Will
pillow siN acres of land across from the
Matthew Dairy company.
This land has rot been plowed for
% years u has been used as II horse
pasturagc during that time, as u re-
suit the ground is almost as hard as
stone, Two tw%elVc-inCh plows will be
drawn through this ground "Wednesday
which should be a fair demonstration
of the power OF the new tractor. The
demonstration viii start at 10 a. m.
and he concluded at . y M.
The fordson farm tractor is manu-
featured los Henry Ford, OF automo-
bile fame, and his son Reports from
all over the country are To- 'he effect
that the new machine is an equal to
the auto product OF this firm and that
the work OF many horses is done with
II 1T "a fraction OF the cost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
MOTOR RACES AND
SPEED CONTESTS TO
CEASE DURING WAR
Need for More Gasoline
Causes Action Races at Tucson
and Phoenix Are Last to Be
Held in Southwest.

\ request that all automobile. mo-
torcyclc and motorboat racing and
speed contests be suspended Tor the
period Of the war was recently made
by the national fuel administration
and was announced by the state fuel
administrator here today.
The request as n result of the
growing need for the conservation of
gasoline and because cf the demand
for skilled automobile drivers and
mechanics for war service. \ strict
compliance OF the request il earnestly
desired.
The American Automobile ~aSsocia-
ton IN perating In the movement
and hes assured the fuel administra-
ton that II he prepared to observe the
request. Chairman Richard Kcnnar-
dell, Of the associations contest board.
of New York, reports that he has prac-
tically suspended operations and viii
issuo no more sanctions for race meets
or speed contests.
given, however. for races to be held al
Trenton, \. j., panburN. Conn. Tue
ron aud Phoenix, Ari2, and at Los
Angeles, calf, within the nest two
months but II is expected that the
promoters of these contests Will call
The events off in order to comply with
the wishes Of the fuel administration.
licsides the saving of gasoline the
cessation OF race meets will serve 10
supply expert operators and mechanics
for service IN the army transport and
"nCronaltlC branches OF the Hrmy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
ODD FELLOWS AND
REbEKAH MEETINGS
HELD IN OPEN AIR
Large Number of Delegates From
All Over State Are Enjoying the
Encampment Which Will Last
for Three Days.

Members OF the l. -. .. T. aud RE-
bckRh lodges from all over the state
are gathering In Albuquerque today
for the grand cnCumpmcnt and con
Nention which rs being held IN the city
and will continue for three DAYS.
Conforming to the order OF the
health department the meetings are
being held In the open air, arrange
ments having been made for the use
of the fair grounds for his purpose.
No night meetings viii be held.
. With hundreds of members here for
the convention, the local lodge was
suddenly confronted with the health
order which prohibits public meet
ings indoors on account ofthc Spanish
influenza II ~ quickly decided that
It would not be advisable to postpone
the convention. as II would work a
hardship on the delegates who would
"A Y to return AT a later date,
The out of door meetings ar" being
thoroughly enjoyed aud tie business
Of the convention rs being carried
through with dispatch State officers
IN both of the organizations viii he
elected, this win probably be done
tomorrow and the remainder Of the
convention will be given ovc TO rou-
tine business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
CLASSES AT j. \. N.
ARE SUSPENDED AS
HEALTH PROBATION
Authorities Take Every Possible
P%recaution to Guard Institution
Against Epidemic; s. A. T. G.
Men Devote Time to Drilling.

Any Spanish 'flu" germ that has us
eye on the university will think twice
before climbing the h.ll, for the au-
thorittes arc taking no chances with
HIM, and he will be shot AZ sight.
Following a conference of the board
uf health yesterday, IL was announced
by the university %authoritics hat al
classes are discontinued until further
nottc'. Dormitory students are not
permitted to come into the city with
out u special pass ana every possible
~prccaution is being taken To keep the
epidemic out OF the institution. There
are no cases there ~ present. accord
Ing To u report received this after
noon
While the academic life ON The hill
viii practically be ~ q %standstili as a
result Of this ruling the military ncti-
vitics will be increased. for the S. \
7 &. men viii devote their extra time
TO drilling New members are CON
siantly being added to the corps. seven
or eight having arrived this morning.
others are expected during the
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
High Scores Result
In City Rifle Meet

Members of the Duke city Rifle as
ISOLATION net yesterday aud held q
preliminary qualification contest. Five
members com plctcd the entire five
Test and some very good scores were
turned in, Andrews Of the National
Forestry yerNice turning In "A total
score Of 222 Out Of a possible $50 and
anneNing the rank uf expert rifle
man Kirkpatrick turned in q total
score of 2ii and received the samc
craftsmanship title that was won 10y
Andrews. that of expert rifleman.
Of the other three competitors who
Finished the contest. Sutherland made
q score Of 2O3. which entities him TO
h sharp shooter medal. Dccson and
q turned IN ltg and Ia, rcspcc-
lively. ana gained the markSman
badge,
\ large number OF other members
of the association Will make their
qualifying shoots within u few days.
The match Tor the club cup viii prob
ably be held within two weeks and
the competition promises To ue snappN.
Arrangements are being made by
the association to mold q meet with
Representatives uf Santa Fe In a few
weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Fashions for Americans

Parts that the ultra long skirts so
much talked about here in America
during the present season were not
IN the authoritative shoWings OF fail
and winter garments. Here We have
talked about three to five inches ron
the ground as the proper skirt lcngth.
Paris SAYS the conservative length ig
eight Ia ten inches, u n French
designer showed a number that were
very much shorter. The ycry short
skirts. however, were generally
clasScd rs ridiculous, ana II Is not be
ltcNcd that womcn Will accept them
for general wear. The narrow ruling
laid down here Is adhered 20 by Parts
and IT ~ sail that one and a hnlf TO
one AM thrce.quartors yards IN width
Is the average.
These Paris bulletins really should
not he disturbing. as thcN onlN 20 To
prove TINT variety Is fashions watch
word, n that " clothes are properly
selected "a may within reason
able bounds follow the dictates of her
own taste an the matter OF lcnbth,
width. color and fabric.
French women do this. and we all
know that the results are decidedly
worth while ones so tar as the sar-
torial landscape Is concerned
\ fashion fancy tina Is spoken Of
80 w NV NNN'N ''" hf'
details of clothes are discussed the
season ~ the tendency to do away
with ~lHstcninEs al least with Visible
~iahtcnings, for coats and various
types of wraps, buttons are hv no
means debn fred from CLOTHES, quite
the contrary. me- many suits and
dresses employ them IN -cNtrntHgcnt
numbers as trimming. hut the pref
eronce seems to be Tor coats arranged
with a BLING fastening II tt AL.
M used.
The smart coat shown IN the sketch
ilts the figure almost snugly, and vet
no fastening is Visible. II is ui dark
brown ~NelVolocn. with the scarf. cot
lhr, ana sleeves finished with monkey
FUR.
A coat of this type does away with
me need of a street suit, as II rs cat
or the hest tailored suit tines end
practically completely covers anl sort
OF a irock. II may property be classed
as something Of a conservation rsi.
inent,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
HEALTH CONFERENCE
At DENVER IS THE
LARGEST EVER HELD
District Meeting Of the Southwest.
ern tuberculosis Conference
Was Attended by q Large Num-
Der of Representatives.

'The southwestern tuberculosis
conference which was Just held IL
Denver is undoubtedly the most sue
ocssful ever held IN this district, p"
stated John Tombs. executive seCre-
tary New Mexico Pubic Health as-
ISOLATION, who returned TO A%lbuqucr~
que last night from the conference
in Denver
Practically all OF the sessions were
of the round table" type and many
things were discussed which viii
prove OF great benefit 90 those inter
csted IN this great work
one OF the most interesting events
ON the program which vas prepared
for the visitors was a trip through
the new military hospital At Aurora,
near Denver. aud which is To be on"
of the finest IN the country. II VIII
accommodate hundreds OF soldiers.
The building has Just been completed
and although no patients are yet
using ~, a number of the wards arr
already provided with nurses and
doctors awaiting the incoming pa
tiCnts.
Tho hugo hospital has already cost
$1,000. geo and viii probably cost
much more by thc time II is entirely
equipped.
Sever states compose the southwest
buducruue two years ago and has
grown rapidly The entire country
is divided into districts and meetings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
MAY USE COAL FOR
DOMESTIC HEATING
BEFORE NOVEMBER |
Fuel Administration Rules That
Unreasonable Requirements Are
Not Necessary to Conserve Coal
Supply Of Nation.

The fuel administration here has
issued a letter to correct u rumOr that
has been In circulation to the effect
that the United States fuel administra-
tor had ,ssued an order barring the
use OF coal for domestic heating be
fore November /.
we are advised" The letter reads.
that a letter has been sent out over
the mime Of the National Retail Coal
Merchants association asking consum-
crs to refrain from using coal In fur
nncea or stoves at least until Novem-
her |
II tx recognized hat during tho
coming winter every reasonable effort
must be made 10 conserve fuel II the
available supply is 10 meet the uecos-
sary needs. While the fuel admini,-
tration strongly urges conservation
and b%cspeaSS the cooperation Of the
public. It does not insist upon unrel-
sonahle requirem or that It's "c-
quest for conservation be complied
with when compliance would he un-
reasonable on would result In sickness
or injury to health"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Mail Order Houses
Directed to Obtain
Sugar Certificates

'Nl sugar regulations must be come
Piled with to the letter announces
n g. Bush, acting federal % adj
ministrutor Tor New Mexico our sol
dicrs. fighting our battles. must have
the first call ON our The allied
and Canadian civilians are getting
along on q shorter sugar allowance
than we are
II ~ reported that sugar h. being
bought from mdil order ouscs outside
OF New Mexico aud that customers of
mail order houses have secured moro
Than their monthly allowance for do
nestle and canning use. The mat or
der house must get cortif.cator from
here when their customers from New
Mexico order sugar for canning
This roundabout way of eVadtng
regulations viii not he tolerated Ev-
cry case will hc carefully investigated
and on conviction penalty imposed.
The sugar must bc saved Tor the fight
ers at the front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

The Bernalillo county draft board
.fs c%ndcavoring TO locate c. s. Lincoln
and Mary Fox, both formerly OF Puc-
bio. Colo.
Dr, II \. Stroup OF Artesin, a mem.
Der OF the state medical board. was
q guest al the hum, OF MS brother,
\, H. S,roup yesterday on his way TO
Santa Re to attend the meeting ot the
medical board.
Born. last night 10 MIR. and Mrs.
n. A Park OF 22i N,st Silver avenue,
a hoy.
w. II, Duckworth druggist of Clo.
Wis. and one OF the rest known bust
ness men IN castoru New Mexico, is
~ the city to attend a meeting OF the
state bonrd OF ~pha1mtc., OF which he
IN a member.
Elmer T.. Nccd,J Of Las Vegas.
democratic candidate for lieutenant
governor. and Juan j Duran OF Clay
ton, democratic candidate for score
tatN of state. are ,u he city today IN
course OF a persona DampHign of the
state They are bong introduced in
Albuquerque by Col u. X. II. Sellers
NJ T. Musgrapc o' The l.. =, hiolo-
gical survey. who vts recently trans
tered to tho Aroma district with
/ Headquarters at Tucson, is at tho Al.
buquerque office thH week Ca attend
"a tho making out of reports.
Thomas Doran. v,ll known hotel
man OF Santa Fc, spending a few
DAYS In the city on 0a siness.
JOIN q BaIc, & g.. Dotay ard w.
". Oglc, an Of Roswell. are In the
city 10 attend the 4 a.. q. r meeting
{ here.
Mr.. aud Mrs i williams Of
shreveport and Mr. and sira. George
l.. L.adsOn Of ST LOUIS. Mo. stopped
IN Albuquerque Over night Ell route
TO Los Angeles on % motor trip
John Fullerton a. Magdaiona ~ in
Albuquerque today lpr the |. q. q. r..
convention.
Frank Wallace and Il, T.. Margc-
son, stoCkmcn from Holbrook. are
making a business visit I'm the city.
Company ~ OF mo Home Guard
will meet Tuesday oNgning IN the Ar
motN al so. At members are re.
questcd TO be prcs,lt
Dr Dhvor r Hyde returned to Al
huquorquc this morning from Dem
yer, whore he presided over the meet
ings OF the tuberculosis conference
which was held iu that city last week
Dr Charles j. Hatfield, managing
director of the District National Tu-
b%erculosis association will spend the
night In Albuqucrqur, en- route from
Denver 10 Now Orleans, where he VIII
address the meeting u the society IN
q few DAYS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Japanese Here Asks
To Join Auto Corps

Henry r ShlmaSu is tho first Jap
Unese Ia Albugucrquc to apply Tor EN-
listment in the army uutomubil. corps
at Ia H"rnalillo county draft board
Following is tie letter received by the
draft bparl this morning
II saw a news item In tho evening
paper which stated that Registrars
VIII he permitted 10 volunteer fut
training az auto mechanics.
II am q Japanese I have some cdu-
cation, eau read and write and also
am an experienced railroad machin-
20
II desire To Join the training corps
as a volunteer i. I could. Please let
me Know ~ once
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Auto Springs, all makes. Korber Co.
Four.O Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Pay your dues to the '2-bit" club

rout'p TAX service. inOne ~,
Pay your dues TO the "2-bit' club
The city Electric company hns
taken several ears Off the University
line until sufficient HELM to run IN"
cars can Dc secured, The company
hopes to secure motormen within a
day or two so the regular schedule
may be put into effect again.
Information that there ~ an IN
gent need OF applicants for commits
sions In the air service NJ the head
quarters OF the southern department
at Fort sam Houston, Tex, was re.
CciNed here today. Applications arc
now being received from enlisted mon
In the air service and from civilians
who are citizens OF the United States
and are between the ages of rs and
g. years.
Tho Liberty Loan meetings schedul-
ed To be held In different towns ~
the country have been postponed he
cause col tho epidemic of Spanish IN
flucn2a. Yesterday afternoon a meet.
ing was held m PaGillas at the school
house approximately sl,i0O In Lib
orty Bonds were sold after the meet
ing. The speakers were \. - Stroup.
Alfred Grunsfeld \ MontoNa, Mrs,
Stroup and Mrs. Grunsfcld
Mrs IA. NJ Han OF Los Angeles ar
tiNtd IN the CITY saturday evening N
is visiting her niece. Mrs \. n.
stgoup OF iOp North Eleventh dtrcct.
Mrs Frank w, Bloom of 500 West
Gold venue has returned from Den
yer. where she was called recently
ht the illness of her daughter. Mrs.
Helen DUFFY.
The Girl Scouts of America have
arranged Tor a Halloween entertain
lacnt at the Armory, provided, of
course, that the EMBARGO against
public meetings is raised by that
time. Committees have been appoint
ed on entertainment decorations and
refreshments, and plans are we'll uu-
der way 10 make the entertainment
an affair OF some moment The par
EMS. brothers and sisters OF the mem
beers of the troop, and the BOY scouts
of this city, will be the guests AT the
party.
Mrs william McClurken has re
turned irum a three weeks stay m
Indiana, Missouri and Illinais. Mrs.
McClurkcn WaH a delegate Of the Al
%buquerquc branch nf the Women OF
the American Army at the war moth
ors' congress held at Evansville. Ind.
Miss Boulah clement travellers aid
secretary az the Y ", g. A., who Is
stationed al the depot returned yes
terday from an extended trip IN the
east aud northeast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
LONE PRISONER IN CITY JAIL
REFUSES TO LEAVE DESPITE
PLEADINGS OF AUTHORITIES

ytrI from him. as Austrinns do not
hi,. 20 register.
lu, pedron refuses To- become a
free man until he ~ given his alien
enemy registration papers limo ana
again pntrolman Pablo Lufin and
other members Of The police force
have iccturcd to him or the healthful
properties Of New Mexico sunshine
and have pictured 1t in contrast with
the damn darkness OF the Jail The
lail door is even left unlocked. but
rodron viii not leave.
Despite the fact Mat ne is com
PEELED to work daily IN order To pay
Ion his meals, and despite the fact that
be- is the only man In jan az present.
r,Irou insists he will not cave with
out an Austrian registration card. II
Dee has 10 wait until tho War is over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
BREAD PRICES ARE
FIXED BY FEDERAL
FOOD DEPARTMENT
Ten Cents a Pound Is Made the
Maximum Retail Price to Be
Charged for Bread Throughout
the Country.

Tho '-tail priCo Of bread has been
fiv'd bv the y. 8 food adminiatra-
tiou ~ g. Bush acting federal food
administration ior New Mexico. has
t,ciivc,i 90 telegram from Herbert
Hoover q. = too administrator. on
tho subject ns follows;
Baking division investigation of
muuufHcturtu- COSTS and wholesale
and retail prices OF bread warrant cs-
tubhshirE maximum rctail pre-. f9r
one pound louf at 10 cents and one
and on, halr pound loaf az 10 cents
These are wnNiutuui prices Tor either
,psh AMI carry CO.. credit aud dcliN.
cry sto',. and should bc enforced Ia
each state
"FurthCt investigation shows s and
i2 CDuta aH Wholesale price iu many
sections THESE Wholesale prices
warrant retail price OF . rents fot
pound iorf and ~ cents Tor pound
and one HALF loaf 10y cash and cDrry'
dealers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07

There have been many types of pris.
oucrs confined in the ely Jail, hui
never bctorc today was one who re-
fused to leave his cell at tho expiration
uf his sentence. lie Is John pcdrou.
an Austrian. arrested some tim" ago
ON a charge OF carrying concealed
weapons. When arrested rcdrou had
had q card showing that he was rex
istcrcd AZ an allen enemy. Tho card
was signed by "a postmaster IN "a httlo
town IN Montana Pedron, the police
discovered. had In his trunk a picture
ct the kaiser and the crown primo"
and ne had also S61O In cash.
The bureau Of Investigation uf tn
department of justice looked INTO th'
case and took Pedron's registration
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
will bc held In each division within
the next few months
Mortuary


Funeral services Ton private Frank
Dorran. who died at Camp Din, s. J
were held yesterday IN the open az
Fairvicw cemetery at 2 o'clock tn"
Rev. &. q. Hickman officiatcd 4
large number OF floral offerings were
sent by friends aud a large number
of friends attended the services. g. +.
French had charge OF arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Grand ~Encampment.
OF |. 0. 0. F. Names
Officers for Year

la accordance with the closing ord
nance auw In effect In the city the
meeting Of the grand encampmen1 ot
the !. - q, +. Of New Mexico held a
hri"i business session in the grand
stand at the fair grounds this morn
ing Only routine business was trans.
acted ana the officers fur l9lS-lglg
were elected
Grand patriarch. W j Howells. RIA
ton.
Grand high priest. G.. L. Dotson.
StlVc; city
Grand senior warden, " T.. Bowen
Hagcrmun
Grand junior warden. J. Il White.
sides Albuquerque.
Grand scribe. e. \ poty. Roswell
Grand treasurer. John g. spears
Galiuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
RED CROSS SHOP OPENS FOR
BUSINESS TODAY; BARGAINS
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE NOW

\ steady stream ~ sewing mach
ines. Teddy bears. Indian rugs and
what not today poured INTO the Red
Cross shop. at 1UB West central ~
rue which opened for business bright
ana early this morning
nder the leadership of Mrs H. \
hittner chairman uf the local lied
cross shup Hn4l salvage committee" 90
'otlN OF WOMEN composed ut
Airs. :. T.. Walker Mrs W
W strong and Mrs, o.
cornish. spent the day dressing the
NtndoNa, marking the goods and oh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07

wise inAulginf ia salesmanship pre-
liminaries, The saleswomen assigned
tor dntA to-day We're Mrs, NJ X, vivid
81 and Mrs. Ed Edgar.
50 that there may 6e no difficulty
in finGing the shop AIRS Tom Dana
hy * preparing an artistic Red Cross
poster which VIII be used az the uifi-
rial sign Cor the shop.
Although the Red ross shop Il he
ing well stocked. there Ii SIN room FOR
more contributions.
'itsi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07

William Robert Mills, formerly Of
the engineering department of tho
city. died Saturday ~ Deming. y VI
Mr.. Mills left albuquerque April /
TO accept a position with tho Fair
banks Mors, company. Before living
he was In charge OF " C0nstruc-
ton TOT the city He leaves a wife.
who a. present rs ~ In ~ OF the san
rtoriuu $ mere. The body VIII hc sen,
To the French undertaking rooms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07

daughter of Mr. and Mrs j. T King
of Vaughn. died last night at "a local
hospital. The parents brought thu
child here several days ago Tor treat
mcnt. The body Will be taken to
Vaughn tonight &. Y French has
charge OF arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Pharmacist Board Is
Holding Examinations

State Secretary r. NJ buckworth
at clovis, and other members ~ the
state pharmacist board are moctinT.
In Albuquerque today FOR the purpose
OF holding examinations for appli-
cauts to the pharmaceutical profess
sion,
General routine business Is hcinE
transacted by the board and COM
plants and suggestions are being
heard from local members OF the pro-.
tcssiou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07

Army war drive. has received at tho
Santa Fc National bank rcmittnncos
from county chairmon totaliing Se3,-
37363 to date. and cNpccts the total
raised In New Mexico to bc over $2d.
coo when the outstanding counties
OF Chavcs. curry, Eddy and ltoosc
Volt are reported
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07

Mrs Julia Lavender. - years old
died at her home in the Highlands at
| o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Lavender amt To- Albuquerque last
May She rs survived hy her husband
aud several children ana several
brothers and sisters. tier husband is
iu Fort Worth. Tex No runerhi ar
engagements nave l6en made. Tho
body iS &c the Blakeniorc mortuary
home.