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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

n"ming To take change Of Iris business
interests there.
Miss Ucss Weaver. who hos boon no
WIN Influenza Tor the llsf Two Wreks
ls now ,putilcsUrut
Miss IIuuitt wright. daughter 90
Mr and Mrs Charles s. Wright. rr.
turned llis Wuruiur from san Diego.
Wh'r" eh" bias been attending school
Tn" schools 90 san Diego have toeH
closed uu account ut Jhc influenza
Irwin huui'laou. who has been suf-
tCrlnE with influenza tor several
weeks" 10 much improved. according
iu q r"putt received today
Arthur y DurinE and Miss Muttibrl
Gilbert. both 90 Muriarty. y n were
married ~ She parsonage of the First
Methodist church ut 800 o'clock yes-
to-day afternoon. Rev 60 % lieokmau
officiating. The couple will make
their home In Moriariy.
The marriage of Arthur I. Pollock.
tnadmastcr FOR the Santa 20 al Dalies,
" NJ, and Miss Luuctta u Cyphcrd
q telegraph operator. who has been
employed an IN" Santa Re lines. was
tolomniz"d az the parsonage 81 tho
First Methodist church 80 1850
60 clock this morning Rev g. % Beck-
man conducting the ccrcmon, Mr..
and Mr. Pollock viii make their
h1W" m UHlics.
Juan Davis. arrested last night ON
f. thurg' ~ being drunk. was fined $50
tu police court this morning
Joseph DLouEhliu. director OF attn
Ietics 80 the Sacred Heart college ut
Denver, ia 900 N, civ visiting his par
"uts Mo and NrH M ~DIuughlIu of
$40 West Coal avenue
MI 'ud Mrs. Carl koppliuFor. 81
san MnrrloI ytr Nisitius boz tho cts
The bureau OF Investigation Of the
department Of Justice has moved its
uiIl"cs from ths second iiudI To the
third floor of -" federal building
oscar Byrd, arrested last night on
70 rhafg" uf yugrIncy. wa4 4entruced
TO fifteen DAYS iu the city Jail hy Pc
lire Judge Mcclellan this morning
Frank Atur % arrested on % charge
ot vagranCy, was sentenced ia ten
days In iali iu police court his morn
ing
! W Johnson forest ranger from
the Santa fc district. arrived IN tho
city tins morning ou Official business.
Mr. Johnson reports that eruzing 80
hia district Boz very good. although an
curly SNOW has cut oU u considerable
mount OF gtazInE lnnds
Hanger KIM ot Nouutplnuir rc-
ports hat tho Spanish influenza has
clused 20 deaths loo fatigue. ~ IN
Tort,on and GO iu N|auzauo These
are spanish settlements on the east
slope at the Mausano mountains
Mrs : T. Coou returned yesterday
from Sa,i Diego. where she va. called
20 the hedaide OF hor father. r ".
silver. who died shortly after her
arrival Nr silver was former resi-
dent 0i Albuquerque. living here six
teen years For tho past tour years
hs AND hs vttr have resided iu SAN
bIr.u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

were given an opportunity to partiCi-
pate iu tho former order 81 last week.
hut few responded and not over -four
carloads wont uut ct this state. Local
growers will also have IL chance to
participate iu the order announced
today but ~ IS felt that the response
VIII hc light is the price b. seven
cents u pound and state growers seem
60 bc holding tut q rise In the market
Roth lots of beans ore destined for
export aud the requirements are
S%trict'r than usual the beans having
TO hc NINETY five and onc-half percent
perfect hall of one percent being
allowed Tor foreign matter two per
cent FOR splits and two percent Cor
weather damage
The beans must be sacked iu either
l@-ounco sacks or double |lu-uunCe
ones The two orders will approximate
40 carloads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
New Order Modihes
All Milling Rules

Milling rU'.s .i the foo admins
trntinn huy, H,u modifed 20 CON
form with The .H.ngc IN the food on
scfyution pfu-rIu, thu locnl Officials
wrr" advised O" wire this morning
Mills mut UuW hold wheat in stur-
.gc FOR e. .,.ul pt niuctN DAYS 49,
against sIN'. H..n in the past.
The rUlD T. tinE the minimum
flour oNtItrf... Hus been repeated.
This provided '.It the wheat msl'r
should nol U-, more than Gfi pounds
uf rs pound .H| hush'i or heavier
clean wheat BOD tktng lAb pounds of
flour Mile W hereafter return 10
Il much luW, 60 "'rccnt9gc of cNtruC-
ton This v.. Increase tho supply
of wheat MILLS .Uts OF which There is
q shortage.
The rul. r.. biting the sale OF
usc of wheat flour Tor other than hu-
man CouSumI..H rs repealed, The
rule rcgulJtiu. fle manufacture and
labelling of missed flour. WHOLE wheat
and graham flour rs repealed Tho
time Tor uuIue riders has hacn o..
tcndcu To- s,Nts days and tho buyer
now has thift, nays In which 10 tilc
shipping directions after confirmation
ur tho contract rho shipment must
he made within eNty DAYS.
Millcts ma, sold customers q ninety
day supply ,uutracts MAY nov be
made for delivery IN sixty daNs as
against thirt, dHys in the past The
manufacture of sluton tlo'.f be- now
permitted Sell using flour may also
bc m"anuffcturDd with out securing
Il permit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
AGENTS
CHARGE OF FREIGHT
REDUCTION ON FEED
Certificate Must Be Obtained From
Agent Before Ordering in Order
to Get Cut Rate From the Rail.
roads.

WITH tao freight rntc reduced ono.
hall for al stock fc,ds Tor the beue.
~ OF sio,Lm,u tn drourth stricken
Ac,tions of Sew NeNt,o tho question
ot how to secure Inc reduced rntr
becomes am importnut onc to grow
crs who must buy feed ~ carry them
over the winter
The count, sscuts ir enrh county
have eompl,,r charge of tho Issuance
ui certificates. which when presented
70 tho ir,ilht af.nt. Viii o., ropa,d-
,rcd as ou,.hllf pnNmrpt for IN,
fraght charges
ALTHOUGH th, new rat. appli,s only
4, ,ur lots tI.... oil. Y, ,,.,.,p v.tY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
4M|NUTE SPEAKERS
TO ASSIST IN WAR
STAMP DRIVE HERE
Permission Granted Speakers 10
Help Garry State Over the Top
in War Savings Stamp Cam
paign.

4 whirlwiud finish If the Wal
savings SinmpH campaign IN being
planned IN New Mexico. -Four. minute
men In the state VIII begin q series of
addresses. 10 further the sale of
stamps, - ho delivered from Deccm -
her . to b.
The state chairman OF the four
minute men today received authority
from Washington 10 begin q series Of
talks on this line and ~ forwarding
instructions tO tn" speakers IN differ
ent parts of the state. Under the
present regulations tour-minute
speakers are Ia lectur" only on sub
jects announced by officials in Wash
ingtou Special permission h.S been
granted the speakers mere To assist iu
the sale of IA" stamps.
Following ~ the instructions no.
ing sent L. - 'tkerr
New McNiso's quota - Hs" Say
ings stamps ia seven iGiiiion dC.ur~
To date We have subscribed Only two
million, four hundred Thousand dol
lars. and the campaign period ~ al
most over CA account Of the urgen-
cy ~ the situation H1lleN Reynolds.
chairman Of the war savings stamps
campaign tn New Mexico has request.
od the assistance uf four minute mon
10 nut New Mexico ove the TOP. ]
nave accordingly teltgruphrd Wash
ington requcsune authority tnr ioui
minute men 10 again take az this sub
iect. am lust iu receipt of q message
granting this authority
Washington suggests n u we use
the four days from december md 90
ith. inclusive. however " is Hppnt-
cut that the urgency Of the situation
demands that We dcNot" an Of tho
time available 10 War savings STAMPS
which viii not conflict with some 9TH
or current bulletin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Food Administration
Answers a Number of
Queries About Milk

Dozens Of questions are constantly
being asked as To whether mix should
be conserved. how much of u should
%" fed to children and many oth"r
equally vital questions regarding the
use of his most perfect 1ninlh food.
Tho state food administration has
answered the following set Of quest
tiuus for the reference aud conNcu-
ioncc of mothers and housewives.
Does the tood administration AISLE
ms Ia decrease our consumption "i
milk No nor attempt to substitute"
other foods FOR IT, Use al the milk
making use Of the sour aud skim milk
tor cooking and making r"ttat"
cheese.
II I cnnno, afford whole milk, shall
got skim milk Ncs: skim milk b.
an excellent food. hat rcmcmhcr that
children should have whole milk
Is milk e cheap food compared To-
IT'S food value Nen. even at greatly
increase" prices. h. is the cheapest ~.
NAL food
How much mill, docs a child need
eAch day ~ least 4 quart up to tho
age of six yeats, after that at least
u pint up Ia the OF twelve.
Does an adult need milk Under
normal conditions u Is not absolutely
necessary a. u ~ FOR children, bat u
h. a desirable food
what Is the uourlshment In skim
milk II contains All IN, protein OF
the whole milk, contains lime. phos-
phorus and mix sugar
what Is the food value Of mix .
MIR contains protein tat and ,a"-
bohydraics AMI mineral II o. tn hc re-.
Enrlod ls q food rather than as q
drink
WHY is milk SO important q food %
Because II h. the mos' complete amt
best balanced Of any single food ami
is - vital food need for babies and
children
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Santa Fe Employees
Oversubscribe Their
War Fund Quota Here

According 90 he last count made.
the santn 70 employees, In their usual
stNle have mur, Than gone over the
top" In subscribing 10 the United
War Work fund A total Of $4,000
has been contributed during the cam
paign by railroad men In Albuquerque
The amount asked for was only So
0OO. which was oversuhscribed by
$500. Il is expected that much more
will he contributed TO the fund when
al the RAILROAD men have had an OPP
p%ortunity 10 subscribe.
J. v. Agee. fhief dispatcher at San
Marciai, h la the city aud states that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

Mos, persons who practice cumo
for "a livelihood write httlo and when
thov do write they attempt to destroy
every trace OF written mnttcr that may
afford q Glow for the authorities ana
ultimately result in their capture.
Unlike tho skilled Niolatots OF tho
law. lean Summcrvillc wrote complete
accounts OF her supposed hoinFs ana
loft them handy for police or Who
ever might happen 60 nnd ihoil.
Among the lcttcrs n personal be.
lougings OF tho girls were found olp.
pinBS from different papers OF sehsa
ttoaal stori,s of murders. gun plays,
tohhcri,s. und also clippings OF The
newspaper stories Of the ktllint OF
Denver aud Colorado springs police
mon hN automobile bandits
Police and the district attorney
have ruat completed the reading ol
the diary kept bS Jean SummorNlN"
Following are some 81 the occurrence
recorded
Judy 23- Stole auto with II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
CASE OF GIRLS HELD HERE ON
SHOPLIFTING CHARGE STRANGEST
ON RECORD IN POLICE HISTORY

Strange have been the occurrences that have come under the
local police. Peculiar characteristics have been possessed by persons
confined in the city jail, but the most unusual of al-if not the most
Sordid-of eases tu he investigated IL that of the three g1a arrested
ON a charge OF shopliftng who are confined in the county jail IN Old
Town,
Jean Summcrvlc, Gctrude and Nellie Costello are only II, 10, u
wears of age. The diary kept by the oldest girl contains n knowledge
of The underworld and Of the life that Is forbidden that few women
Of Tho hnmimnndc cnnld haNc written.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

and I- Started rom Denver 10
l.ongmout Colo.
july "a. I y. IN Auto burned up.
Got punched. Midget and I got away
md cot back to Denver ~ anothLI
auto" JtU
Tho accounts Of her arrival tn Al.
huqucruue reads 3s iolloWst Rode
~ coal car siNiccn miles 20 Allniquer-
guo STAYED IN hos oil all nisht wa
slowed
August s--Got ride 800 sand car "a
Gallup August : sh,riit told Mid
get and I To get out 10 once Went
back 10 Albuquerque
Their doinps FOR October ~ read.
Won 20 Santa Re Cert u hum'
med around an dal cleaned np "a
STORES"
When q committee r~Dpresonling INC
Wnmau's club called upon th" slrit
two DAYS aro al mo county iail tho
children asked ~ tines came 10 soc
the wild animalsg'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
, LAS VEGAS NOTES


The street ca"s. which have not been
running since september ON account
uf Ia" tracks being torn M for the
new paving VIII start running again
bccomi.-
About 90 carloads OF cattle aud
sheep hnVo been suippod ituN from
his tow dLttuH 'he past 1870 weeks
H. Rose v9l, Hhipped eleven carloads
ut ,sp"..tiv lrc sheep to ,pnsirn 'r-
100 i;iip.. cole, o. \ Bact received
shipIu % cot Fifteen br""dilS rams
from Nell
John Iruh'ou Of Kansas ity ia Wis
itlug his 'itht'. Capttiu Joha Urul-
tom Tie is ON his WY to Mexico.
whore he has mining interests.
George Blattman left Monday Tor
~ paso, where hc Will spend th" win
ter lie was accompan ed by IN
Thompson ~ Wagon Mound who VIII
remain with him several vf-As
George Harris. president pf the
Peoples Bank and Trust 8"inpanv b.
30 IA ST AnthJny's hospital
Miss Eiida Carlson haa been called
o. Kansas CITY 10y tn" de'th ~ hrr
sister. Miss Hannah Carlsot
Miss Helen Allison. Norman uu,vcr.
slty student has been cJ lied To- h,r
homr in iHllJp ON account o. e." see
rious Illness of her mother
Roy johnson X m 81 iaso in o hl~i-
ness trip.
The rauZc Of the i;"d cross
chapter has been closed untl"r IA
strucuons from n|AtioSal h~yaduudt'c =
Work Boo other lines Will continue &C.
tive. especially in the homo service ne
pHrtm~nt. where the d~ctuaIrs az" cs-
pcciaily heavy on ccount ui tho ~
iluruzd epidemic. The knitting room
viii hr open every nft"rIunu .scepi
saturday Those who hJN' rtru"l
their cross recently are Mrs charlie
81 Wlrt. Mrs NJ Rcigrrr, Mrs. charles
onion aud Mrs. = - Blood MIR
: Ichrinrer ana Mrs Mc'ulluurb have
been given "a haI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Santa Fe Inspector
Seriously Hurt at
Winslow From Fall

" g. Fitzpatrick, 80 years of age,
inspector ears tor the santa Pc system
at Wtnslpw, AriZ. was seriously IN
jureI last night when he fell from the
top of ID ear at Wiuslow He was
brought GO Albuquerque his morning
Tor treatment aud wa- taken 10 st
luseph's hospital
Mr Fitzpatrick suffered a crushed
chest and other iutorual injuries. Ills
clothing caught ON the car after hc
ZEN aud was dragged along the track
for 10 short distance tits wife ccum
panied han from Wiuslow 20 his city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
TO KEEP FLU BAN
ON IN DUKE CITY
UNTIL DECEMBER Z
Commissioners and City Board of
Health Today Agree,That Time
Has Not Arrived TO Lift the
Quarantine.

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,..,H"1 .-raror,.,. ,'
't' ~. 40 49, i,,,
@ n,a''',
49, ,u' .',s r"iI ~
~, ..l"' I,'u r,t,a -"
w w ~ aUn, .''"pt
' ~ jata -, I.' -
a@rrn'.l =,
y, ~, ~ m.o,inr iodn, '''''
int. ~
n,,a.uE' ...,m M"lN
oHnit ~ onnn,tss ~,
1u'n '.' -,
- .' 49,
u"' ~, tHa I'm b.. To-
49,. ~ ,r.
a., ~, ,,., ~
-
I'm ,.t,htn ,ho ,,
H. "a. 49, .' ''
Nv sai,a 49, ~ 90, ..
=, ,nr. ''
~" =" Wv
whereas. Ihr CIV W'nag'r has
p'csoh'"d L" the hvHiH OF I'nlth az O.
regular ~n''"'lnt n'lu on lIlS lHtN q
OF November l'lN' certain verbal pc
uti"hS Mhl'h nave '''E ~I''S'ut'd 20
hll1 ASKING loi Iei' N'|''N 100 t'fiiln
instances OF th' run 'i' I'~r"lailorS
Mhlch' pf'"l u" TINS i'ni'. nave h''n
uhopt'd 10y inc podl'. t~NN''hlhE ih'
HI",!Sn ''ll'..,M' wv. ,nl
"' . ~ ,l
N,N'' y, ~ """'", ."',.,'
"uza which nave d'' Topped m the CIV
81 N~lh"iu'ipu, s'''' ll" meeting
''l' 81" ~N''N'hlp'l q ''i' HhN mas
"'"'u w '"''S "I" P''"'''''
~ '"'"l ~ ""' "s".'. "''" vac ""l
~, N"''p'H ""'' '''''I y '''9'
"~'uo"l"' ''"''"'' ''' P""'' "'''
''sS, aH'
IHitNA, we bNd.u HI ~ ONillr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
c. of c. Raises the
Appropriation For
Bureau of Charity

The regular chamber Of Commerce
appropriation for the support Of the
bureau OF charities ~ the chamber
mas been raised from 81 900 "A year
To x3.heO by action of the hoard of III
rectors. This Increase II In addition
10 the $500 special appropriation made
two weeks ago to aN ~ In relief work
nccaasltated hy the influenza epidemic
This makes total appropriation OF
$4,000 for city relief work this ear
and Indicates the amount OF work
which Is being done i1 the cliy ny THIS
particular bureau. which can be count
ed upon To- give willing aid 20 all per-
sons needing a.
C-trilIo, coal the beet. i.,onc Ot.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Another Big Pinto
Bean Order Placed
By the Government

G@o,crumcui orders fur &c. Huo. 600
pounds OF pinto bean. were Announced
h., mn, bureau ot markets this morn
ing iu addition go th" one Ut the Same"
amount which va. placed hN the %
eminent last week and which has boon
filled
Although New Mexico bean growers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

the railroad men there held % dance
fui the United War work fund ma
raised SEQ Various merchants do.
mated articles which were uuctiou'd
of and $3.50 was The total made from
these auctions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
CARD on THN\kS

We are very grateful To- many
friends for their sympathy kind SER
vices ana beautiful floral offerings
during tho sickness and death 81 uut
beloved wife and daughter.
MRS I'D LUCAS.
MIR = NJ RECOB
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
NEW MEXICO GIVES
MORE THAN QUOTA
WAR FUND DRIVE
Entire Goal of s3oe, 900 Will in All
Probability Be Subscribed by
State, Is Indication of Late
Returns.

iUhl llf states tl tho eastern AHt-
'iuu Of the United States w,l taEc
advantage ~ the two days added TO
the drive period OF the United War
Wutk campaign ~ evidenced IN u tclc-
gram from Dr join a. Mott. received
hy : i BRENT. stat" director for New
Mexico. this morning. I'm his wire Dr
Mott said
AT q great mass meeting held In
New YORK last night % was voted with
great enthusiasm TO continue the drive
lll "Wednesday night with the hope OF
going beyond the gonl Of t35 600 600
which had hc"u set for the city"
China nnI Japan contribute.
IN Mott also odd. 200 tho telegram
rct'rIcd 60. that Americans iu China
hdt tIbled that they had subscribed
500" 600 To- the" fund and that Japan
had subscribed $500 600. uclIdInE
slt uup subscribed by tn" emperor of
lapfu
Unofficial reports show thpt many
of thc states which had been lHggard
dut uL tho first days at the drive had
caught their second wind and were
forplnE 60 the front very rapidly, q
large number Of them going beyond
thoIU original Quota and already ut
tinp cply INTO the requested 800 per
cent uVrrsuhscIiptiou
tuesday and Wednesday bid fair
go ic thc grep1 days of the drive
said tr Mott in concluding his tol,
rrtII to state "heaiduarter-
New NrNico Going over
% ann encouraged To- believe mat
The N"w MrNiCo counties. which have
been TO- biz SLOW ia the matter Ui catch
lnr tho spirit at the drive. viii gather
thcusclvcs together today 'aud toulut-
TOW aud send the state with flying
culors into the honor column of those
making the ultimate goal said state
Director Hri.ut. This morning " are
our To- get % etund total Of t3UG. 500
aur last night We had u trifle over
$3.50 600 ut that amount Telephone
aud telegraph messaEeS received this
morning indicate a warming up "ii
along inc hn' anu as ! nav N'l". /,
an ~rnc"uf'I "a I" I''l tla, W. WIZ
r'ach our ultimate hN N'""ea"'N
4 HAS or la Grant '"nniN'
''h' fil my nat y" 'ii"h' '"I,lly
~ ! want ~" world u" Know o. nav
county mas -" i"l 'N'''"'n I,'i Fu','
that sue ait'dN mas '"hllI'"l'"
prt'rn' or ~" subscription "l I,''
state ana iS stll going s'''ht IN'
results ''httN'" lN I'l'} Nl'N'l'
chairman OF ne utiNe ~ iuai v"uh'N
win %" aid "i course or we d'N"t'"
and patriotic men 'ni women 1850,
ri''od with MN prove beyond c"N'l
ih' value ui ORGANIZATION ana 4'h'
Work
"'I course. ~" sam" ihihg WIS
th"Wh 4" a tupeil'u'" ''kio' ~ 'n''
,'uilN' M.ll '''i"l .u ",r, ~.
a.. ,nt,. Jr,lnr 80,
80, r no I,t,o ,hn,tyh
- a. ,br rnutt,uous la.
''", ", IA, -, 80 ,nnd. NJ.
,,r de'.,t""rn,l and
n,,t,"'i T,,touuttnr "a, M ana t,k,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

OF T'HpeTs UIln0UFln nj n InuIfrsFION
pain and dyspepsia distress stop.
Your disordered stomach will feel
line at Once
These pleasant. harmless tablets 90
Iape's Dinpepsin never fail and cont
very little al drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
EAT ONE TABLET! END
ALL STOMACH MISERY
Pape's Diapepsin at once stops
acidity, gas, dyspepsia,
indigestion.

t'ndiposted food! Nu'ups OF pain;
holchtng gas, acids ami sournea-.
when your stomach is all upset, here
h Instant relief-Nn waiting
The moment % eat "a tablet or two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-06

Colds cause Grip - LAXATIVE
PROMO QUINTNE Tablets remove
the cause. There Is only one
"Bromo Quinine." T.. W. GROVES
signature on box. soc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-06
3 INITIATIVE
BILLS FILED

The three initiative measures
proposed by the joint Legislative
committee of the State Federation
of Labor, Farmers union, the
State Grange, and the Direst Leg
islation league have been filed
with the secretary of state by
Miss Lucy r. Case OF Seattle.
A cooperative marketing bill
authorizes municipal corporations
to buy, transport, market and dis
tribute farm products and to en-
gage in the manufacture Of flour.
Another, aimed at the power OF
judges legalizes peaceful picketing
and prevents courts from issuing
strike injunctions.
The third measure provides for
non-partisan election system.
The campaign for signatures
has been started, and all labor
unions in the state are getting
busy on the work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-06
Comedy Skit
at HippodrOme

1.-THE Finish" a comedy drama
tic skit in which will be featured
Miss Billie Nelson, an actress OF
charm ard dramatic ability, will
head the new show coming to the
theater Thursday aft
ernoon. for a run of three days.
Swedish comedy is effective
when properly tempered and in
the character OF mental who is
suddenly transformed from an I'M
calmly scrub woman into fash
ionable belle, Miss Nelson is high
ly entertaining and amusing.
Silently working thru myriad
of marvellous acrobatics, the three
Haigs promise something enter
tanning as we'll as funny.
B. Kelly Forrest, the tramp
comedian, has line Of rich and
rare stories and parodies.
"Circus Day" is the title of the
offering Of Irving and Montrose in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-06
BLOEDEL MAY
BE THE NEXT
TO STEP DOWN

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. 6.
The spruce advisory board has
been abolished and George s.
Long. manager of the Weyer-
haeuser Timber Co. OF Tacoma,
and William Ladd OF Portland
have been retired from service as
the result Of the recent indict-
ments made before the esnate
committee on military affairs.
Col. Brice p. Disque OF the sig
nal corps now will have practical
ly exclusive control OF spruce pro-
duction, his powers having been
broadened.
The shakeup in the spruce
board may have sequel in the
management OF fir production.
The authority OF ]. II. Bloedel of
Seattle, at present the govern
ment advisor on fir, may be
chopped as the result OF demands
made by Oregon that 1t have rep
resentation on the fir advisory
board.