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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Country Dogs
Flock to City
Lights
City Dog Catcher Says lnno-
cent CANNES Are Corrupt
ed by Urban Life,

Hundreds and hundreds OF once
simple, home GLOWING country dogs
have now come to this city d are
spending their lives in riotous 'vmg,
J. :. VALLEY, city dog catcher, OBJ
served this morning VALLEY said Il
was surprising to see how rapidly
rural cannes deterlorate once they
catch glimpse OF the bright lights
VALLEY said he had no sympathy
for the city bred dog Schooled IN
the art OF dodging the dog catcher,
they wal, until his equipage has Iett
their neghborhood and then sally
forth to disport themselves at VIII.
But il is different with the country
dogs. Ignorant OF the wiles oi their
city comrades they are easy prey Tor
the dog catcher.
VALLEY blames conditions on dog
owners here. He brings the indict'
mcnt that when he assumed his post
ton, dog owners sent their charge,
to the country until the period OF
unrest had passed These dogs
thoroughly bued with love OF the
excitement Of the city, no doub'
poisoned the minds OF their country
comrades, VALLEY says, That Til
sweet TO hear the wa,chdog's honest
bark" is touching tribute to ca
nines. Valley admits, but he says th'
time Is rapidly approaching wher
there won't be any sueh animal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
HEROIC RESCUE
STORY IS TOLD
{. T. McNeal browns Atter
Saving Five Children,

The details OF how Eugene + Nc
Neal. A5 years old, was drowned last
Tuesday, in drainage ditch near
Wells,on, in a heroic attempt to save
the lives of five little girls in danger
OF drowning were told today for the
first time by his sister, Mrs. {. See
haver, 1913 North Harvey avenue.
Mrs. Scehaver together with the
McNeals and some OF their friends
a, and their children, drove out IRON
Luther for A picnic on the drainage
ditch last Tuesday The five little girls
in the party, all OF whom were less
vhan fltten years old were al
lowed to 20 in. bu, were told to ,ay
cut OF the deep water The res, OF the
par,y stayed on the bank to cook the
supper.
The girls had been screaming, and
when Nc, al started down to ge,
them for supper he laughIngly re-
marked that he was going to spank
them for making so much noise
When he arrived at the bank hi
saw that the little girls had gone out
over their heads, and were in danger
OF drowning. Without removing al,
OF his clothing. he plunged in tn,
water TO save the children. He man
aged to push some Of the smaller
children into shallow water, ant
went out again to get the one girl who
was still in danger.
BY thi, time Mrs. Blanche McNeal
wife OF the drowned man, and Mrs
Will Arthur, q member OF the party
mad heard the screams and came dowr
20 the ditch. Seeing the danger. theI
tore off their dresses and using then
as life lines, managed TO drag tn
little girl, up on the bank. A. the las
girl was dragged out, McNeal wa
seen to disappear. and did not conn
,,c ~ua,u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
UNIVERSITY LOTS
ARE GOING FAST
Residence Property Put on
Sale Today by Shields,

After litigation had prevented us
use for the last fifteen years, lB
residence sites in the University Place
addition became accessible 10 home
building today when John w Shields
opened the entire district for sale. The
addition was formerly part OF the Ep-
worth University campus.
Following the announcement that 1t
had been opened iol sale, seJetal long
distance telephone calls for lots were
received by Shields this morning
Deals have already been started for
the sale Of nearly fifty of the sites
which vary IN frontage from 50 TO 100
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Double Chin

II you have q double chin and fab
biness OF the face. or " you are over
stout in other parts OF the body. get
some oil OF koreln lin capsules) at the
druggists; follow directions: beautIfy
figure. improve health. vivscity. etc.
through q slmple system for reducing
weight ten to sixty pounds. Eat all
YOU need; no tedious xercise or starv-
ing. on OF korein Is perfectly harm.
less Reduction guaranteed: or your
money back. Look and feel younger.
Cut this adv't out so you'll remember.
Advj
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
CHANGE NOTION
ABOUT CALOMEL
NOW DELIGHTFUL
Old-Style CalOmel Gives Place
to the De- Nauseated Tablets
Known as "CalOtabs."

With all OF the hver-tlebnsing and
~ s's5Di purifying qualities Of the old
Siyls,sneJomel but robbed Of lts sicken-
Ing avn gripping effects. Calotahs is
destined to become the most popular
as well M the most useful Of all home
remedies For biliousness. constipa-
tton and indigestion It is indispens-
able for nothing bur CNomel will
straighten out n disorderrd liver.
one tablet at bedtime with a swal-
low OF water-thats ali--no taste. ne
gripping. no nausea. no salts Mex,
morning your liver is active. your sys
teiG purified and you are feeling fine
with a hearty appetite. Ea, what yol
please no danger.
Genuine Calotabs are never sold n
| bulk. ASK for the original sealei
| package. Price thirty.five cents !
| you Are not thoroughly delighted you
| druggist Is authorized to refund you
| money. adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
DUNHAM' CLAIMS HE'S
FIRST TRAFFIC COP

Douglas Dunham, veteran police Of
ficer claims the honor of having been
the first traffic officer in Oklahoma
City, Dunham has seen service in
virtually every department, Of police
here.
In 1909 Dunham was traffic mah at
Main street and Robinson avenue
Then. he said this morning, means Of
travel was by horse and buggy
mainly. But there were sufficient
automobiles TO make the JOB of watch
ing traffic much more difficult than
now. The summers were just as
warm and besides the shifts were
twelve hours long instead Of eight
he said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
WnI1EnuRST SENDS
SUGAR s. 0. S.

II there is single town in Okla
homa that IS suffering from short
age OF sugar, John A Whi,ehursi
president OF the state board OF agrlcul-
ture, wants to know the name OF the
town Immediately
II any acute shortage exists. White
hurst will relieve the situation will
the car Of sugar consigned 10 him now
on the way from New Orleans.
WhitehurSt is undecided as 10 the
method OF dsposlng Of the shipment
If no real shortage exists anywhere II
the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
SHoEMEN talk
NIGH SHOE COSTS
IN CITY TONIGHT
scanIon Gives Dealers Side
of H. C. |, Situation,

A meeting OF retail shoemen in
Ok'homa City has been called by
T. J. Seanlon. president OF the Re
tail Shocmen's association, for 8
,'clock tonigh, in the Boot Shop on
West Main street. Shocmen will
iiscuSs the price administration work
and VII try to form plans for rclIev-
ng conditions in the shoe trade.
In analyzing the greatly increased
cost of shoes, Scanlon said this
morning. ~
"Shoemakers today get SIS TO WU
where three years ago they got Sls
10 SIS. Every working man IN the
shoe trade has asked for more pay
Leather which sold in 1913 a, d
cent. foot is now selling at SlW
Caliskins which we're selling ~
March at O. cents now sell tor 81 %
From the retailers point OF view u
is absolutely necessary for him TO IN
crease his overhead. So long as W
have huge prices in any one commo
di,y we will have high prices II
every other commodity
The leather situation is serious
There is leather famine. Unde'
normal conditions the take oil o
hides IN this country is 50 percent o
the hides we use. I'VE import th'
rest Our imports this year hay'
dwindled rs percent Rawhdes ar
advancing every day. The price io'
hides now Is as much as II was To-
4 whole carcass five years ago, Ih'
price OF shoes is bound to 30 on up
We are selling shoes today in OK
lahoma for less than we cal
replace them and the market is con
s.,,,It,, abvapc,pu"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
NEGRO SOLDIER SAVES
81, 800 IN II MONTHS

Corporal VIII Brewer, negro, six
feet tall and little more than big III
proportion. came shuiiling into the Of
flee OF Claude Weaver this morning,
sa, calmly down and produced money
orders for Sl.SOO Brewer says he has
been raynR up money ever since he
len tins country Tor France with the
Eight Hundred and Fourth infantry
II months ago All the the 81 300 was
saved while Brewer was in the army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
RIVER BOUNDARY
SHOWN BY TREES
W, A, Durant Thinks Study
viii Settle Argument,

Composition Of trees In the vicinity
OF the channel Of the Red river will
decide the limits Of the bank OF the
stream to be contended for by tho
government in the important oil land
suit now pending. according to W. a
Durant. oil and gas department Of the
school lands office, who conferred
with a party Of several government
experts in Oklahoma City today, who
ore on their way south TO begin their
Investigations in the disputed area.
Durant says the experts are conf
dent that a study OF the trees will
prove the southern limits Of the old
river bed, which Is In dispute.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
STATE WILL REMAIN
ON SPOT CASH BASIS

Fear that the state soon would be
of cash basis was dispeled today
by Frank Carter, state auditor who
said sufficient money had been col
lec,ed in delinquent taxes. In many
instances due since l9lS. that present
indications are that the treasury dc
par,ment would continue to have the
money to meet warrants for the bal
ance of the year
According TO Carter. more tha
S40O 900 has been collected in deIin
quent taxes within a year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
ALLEGED ROBBER
OF GAME HELD
Poker Game Case Witnesses
May Face Gambling Charge.

Information was filed by the county
attorney this morning charging Mil
ten Burrow with robbery Burrow wa,
arrested yesterday by the city police
and will be turned over TO the county.
He is charged with robbing a poker
game in a residence Saturday, Augusl
9, getting abou, 5000 in money and
jcwery. He is said to have two ac.
completes who will probably be ar
rested soon.
Charges OF gambling will probably
be brought against the men who were
in the game. who will be used as wit
nesses against Burrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
BREATHING SPELL
FOR WHF1EHuRs1
No More Hieost Meetings
Until After Friday,

No further conference with business
organizations affected by the fight
against high COS, OF commodities will
be held by John A. Whitehurst, pres
ident of the state board OF agricul-
ture. until the meeting Of the new
state council OF defense Friday, at
which policies TO be used in the work
in Oklahoma will be decided upon, so
Mr.. Whitehurst said today.
A meeting of the nucleus OF the
new~council, consisting of state Off
GERS, and the members appointed by
Governor Robertson who live near
Oklahoma City, was held a, o'clock
this afternoon in the g6Sernor's Of
lice at the statehouse. at which a pre-
liminary survey of the situation was
made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
GIRLS SCHOOL
FOR 1ECUMSEn
Site Offered 10 State Ap.
pears to be Satisfactory,

Tecumseh probably will get the
state industrial school for girls, ac-
cording to Ben Lafayette, chairman
Of the state board OF affairs, who re-
turned today from an inspection OF
the 100. acre tract located half mile
from Tecumseh, which has been Of
fcred the state as location for the
home q
10 decision will be made regarding
the removal OF the home from Okla.
homa City until the return OF Gover-
nor Rohertson from Salt Lake City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
OKLAHOMA ROADS TO
BE SHOWN ON MAPS

Oklahoma highways will be included
in this years edition OF Locke's Good
Roads Maps a according to Harry f
Locke, designer OF the maps, who is in
the e,ty this week making logs of state
roads. Locke was in K A. Single
tary's office this morning collecting
Information on entrances to the city
He will show routes from this city 70
Durant and 10 Wichita Falls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
DISCHARGED Soldier Disappears

FORT WORTH, Iexas, Aug l8--
Fears are expressed wy authorities
here that harm has beiallen Earl {.
Bowman, recently discharged from
the army a, Camp Bowie. lie wired
his mother, who lives at 1928 Broad
way. Kansas City, Mo- that he va,
coming directly home, but word was
received today that he has no, ar.
rived there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Imbecile.

"And why is he here" We in
quired, stopping in front OF padded
cell No ~,
"He was a politician and when he
finally got an Office he really tried
to carry ou, his campaign pledges,
replied the attendant. Judge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
0ootogS Recommend
eon.0pte Tor U,e Eyes

Physicians and sys specialists pre-
scribe Bon-O Optic - safe home remedy
In the treatment Of eye troubles and To
strengthen eyesiGht Sold undsr money
rsfund Ruarartso By all drueGista
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Sheriffs association. which will be
held boz the Ancient City on Monday.
glty Manager 4 a. Hehenstreit to-
day delivered an address o. students
~ the University Of New Mexico on
"gns budget system
Through u typographical error the
address In the ud ~ Davis a christie
uhonc was given ~ as West Central
when u should have read 3ia West
Copper.
senator George kascmnn returned
last niEht from Santa Fe.
rarl gruhnnn 81 Gruhnan. bryant
aud Grubnan smelter company, of
waldo. y N BE- in the rity to-day on
business.
a. D. Williams. assistant sergeant
at arniH ~ the capital. viii deliver an
address at Z o'clock sunday afternoon
nt the no GrBnde hall, MS West
Gold emu The subject Of the ad.
dress has not vet been announced.
j. ~ snow H. here from Amarillo
today
" r prown Of Vaimore h. In the
city ON business
A. RecEes 81 Amarillo, arrived here
last night
NJ y. Edwards q santa Fc. h here
FOR 10 short business visit
Mr. aud Mr. Is a. Aher are here
from gallup Tor u few days
g. y Cu'hcrs Of Alamugordo, BE- in
tho city
Alamo review. No. l. Woman's
Benefit Association ~ the Maccnhccs.
Will hold e special meeting Monday.
Afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock In g. %. %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

y hall. FOR the purpose ~ meeting
Mrs Alice w. Locke, assistant supreme
commander. u Port Huron. Mich A.
this " TO be an open meeting, each
member can hrinr a friend. A full
attendance u desired.
John " Fullerton ~ MaEdaiena. ar
rived here last nighf.
G A. Rector Of Roswell. h. IN the
city.
v D. Williams. assistant sergeant.
alarms ~ the capitol. b. visiting Dr..
James a Lows and other friends IN
the city. on bic way 20 hin home in
Las Cruces
Adelaide Msniuya. of M~ariincrfovn.
has returned after ain months ~ scr.
vice overseas with the American eE-
peditionary forces Young Montnya
participated In some ~ the great bat
ties Of the war and was IN Il French
hospital for three months reoupernt-
I'M from a wound received from a
machine u bullet Ne left Tor
France in June 1915 BEFORE enter.
ms the service h. was employed Is
the Santa W railway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
GAME QUESTIONS UP
FOR DISCUSSION At
' G.P.A ANNUAL MEET
Yearly Rabbit Dinner Of Associa.
tion Promises 10 Be Not Only a
Pleasant Gathering but to Be In.
structive TO County sportsmcn.

Tentative plans for tho program 10
20 Eiton ~ the A"lhuqaeruue annual
tnhhit dinner and meeting. which b.
~ Zee held 80 Woodlands hall next
Tuesday evening at q 30 were announ-
ccd this morning
The two main features ~ the pro.
gram Will De- tho Informing 81 the
members and their friends Of the pro.
Visions - the proposed rRms ierisia 10
ION. which has been drafted into bill
form % viii Do introduced lu tho
legislature most we-t " b. pirnnrd
o. hove 70 general discussion ~ the
prov Hinns ~ the hili With Hn aim o.
not only ~ftu.litrifs every sportsman
in ihe community with their features.
but fir ascertain u any changes
should Doe considered In tho bills
Tho second feature ~ the program
viii De- the showing u many stereop-
tirun views nf Wild game. most ~
them h.iuH western birds and animals
snapped in their native hnuuts Mann
81 these pictures are unique nud they
are considered one ~ the most com
plot, an dnriTinal Gets ~ views nf
western animals In the possession ~
any association be- private collector.
\ running comment un the various
pictures wil hr made hy several ~
the members who are especially 'amll.
lar with them.
~ the close OF this program any.
une present having nn idea ~ Interest
viii be- given a chnuro o. express 10
Hni the sahiect vii! nc opcn Tor Fon-
Urll discussion
Election ~ officers Will tllro place
uftrr tho program The dinner rfuu.
iHrs tu he the MOST suHrrssful ever
hold w the count, and PLENTY of faH
hIf and tHr frimmiurs are HsHursI Iy
The committee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

lection FOL, mounted bird. rae been
gathered hy O. D.. LaFan. ~ tho hlolor.
iCul Hgfvef office through years 81
personal effort Hs we'll ls through tho
efforts ~ the muuN men connected
with th. services field force and IT.
% - tho finest aHsortments In the
United States
State Game warden r Houauit. &c..
aud Raymond u SUNNI. ~ % tho
charter wenhsrs ~ the Albuquerque
association assisted u explaining the
birds iu the hoys giving graphic ne
count ~ their hanlts and the rarity
NJ the various species
Arcr viewing the mounted u rds
The huts vote shown The many animal
skins Hud mpuntinrs Ice the cuiiee.
ton suuno uf the animals are yers
rffr such Hs thr white rHtuuu Iud IL
uuuht CT uthtr frtHtF The collier.
Tou ai-u hus the hide Of the largest
ton ,yHr BILLED iu the Southwest tn,
De- tst vas killed hs Tfhpper iiily o.
nf the most famous lion hunters IN
th- country and whn b. now trapping
fur Do biological HurNtF bureau.
Great interest WIS., shown by M
boys lu the skins % the peculiar spcs
Giles which results from the cross Of
tho wolf amt dong These animals are
usualii 10 reddish color ana are tho
most iU.uu wild animals in the
country They usually are larger Than
tho wolf hm.', and arr extremely de-
|struuflNr
while iu tho general enthusiasm ~
tho exhibition. MANY ~ the boys were
set upon having To- collection IL their
own. hut ~ vac impressed upon them
that the accumulation ~ any sort ~
r. collection 60 bee well proud ~. is
the worn 81 p NE time and ordinarily
D. utt Hn advisable effort unless cN
]sepuunll opportunity Tor the work b.
presented.
~ some later mceiing 10 Do planned
uN tho leaders ~ the liuyH Cluh 10
thuW them the remainder ~ the OF.
lection and 20 Boz Thought that ~ some
meeting 400 sanitation ur tho sub
i,rt Wll beer hrld ful the purpose ~
planting tho knowledge more frillS
boo ihr boys wiudH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
Arrest Of Alleged
Bootlegger Is Made

Mr.. IrHursst hint wife o. the
proprietor ~ the White Star formerly
ID saloon north uf Dld Town WIS at
rested u' bepuf, SHERIFF. uast night
yharfri with ViulutnE the prohibition
low of tho state \ complaint hts
ALSO been filed Do, nuv uf tho deputy
SHERIFF. against h,r husband who
dat.
The arrest resulted from M dep.
ufiss Who have ho,u watching tho
WHIT, star Hrslur IL bottle ~ WhIskrv
boo tho hlp pocket uf TO man who came
there boz o. ttNi and when rot;inr har.
into th" rIt caught hIH coat boz 'hs
lnur aud revealed thr bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
CITY'S OFFER TO
WATER TREES WILL
PROVE BENEFICIAL

zone ~ the main results which u
rolnE 10 come ~ the city tree plant
Inc campaign and the offer ~ the city
a. water trees upon application Of
n al the nominal cost % twu
dollars q tree Tor a period % five
mogthr IN that " will allow trees o. be
successfully planted In aud around "a
cant lots snid one 81 the members
~ the tree planting COMMITTEES this
morning In discussing the campaign
Heretofore, the committeeman
added. ~ has almost been an Inn
possibility To plant trees Tor vacant
lots on account ~ the fact that n the
lots are any distance from tho home
~ the owner u H. q hardship 10 wa
ter them sufficiently
The offer 81 the city to water the
trees for q period u five month Tor
this year viii undoubtedly br taken
va NN 10 number Of planters " viii
nssur the successful raising ~ the
trees
I'D ~ the various contractors Tor
fhU planting campaign Will be epsucd
Moudny and u b. planned tn start the
planting ~ soon a. the season per
mits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

"A having explained in them ayrf
unr hundred and nftf suetltH ~
Nrw Mexico birds iu the collection ~
the United States biological survey.
she members ~ the Boys club 90 the
Albuquerque Game Protective Hssocia-
ton were surprised last nirht 90 then
hc told that These were unly about
hail q the native birds ~ the state
Great Interest b. being shown by
thr roi club In 900 matters ~ game
fpnrfsunnship aud Wood'uu which
s nalnE explained 90 them hN the
leaders boz these subjects in the state
The meeting NJ the club Inst night
wts ~ the MOST iututrstiug that
thsv have set experienced The cot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
Putney's Potatoes
Prove Paragons of
Produce Perfection

". T. clark OF Monte v sta. colo
one OF the oldest potato lgfowcfa IN
that famour potato valley ntr we'd IN
Alhuquvrqus hHt uirht with iva Ears
OF Peach blown Irish POTATOES tbs
is the nIHt uut" m iWeht' q 40 Nttfi
that two cnuH of potatoes have hfen
received in the town and 10 viii be- Il
rare treat 90 got such potniusr krpi
in such n state a. thean. Thcy are
his hshuttful and COOK ur a. muHhF
~ corn meal They are heinF -
trihutcd 10 the retail trade hy {. %
rutncy Co. and Will be- on rHls 80
the retail storcs Monday morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

Pay your dues 20 a. A~hi cruz
Folr-o Taxi service. Phone 40
Auto spr1ngs. all makes Kerher Co
Taxi Phone lie Nicholson Taxi
4 \. Keen. senior warden ~ ~
Johns Episcopal church. to-day re-
retVdh a tslcufum from Rev Minirod
YI,gi,r. Htntlng that he WIS dischauF-
ed from the tnth T.. = infantry, 81
which he has been chaplain. on Feb
o. Uc viii leave tomorrow. ncCom
painted ~, Mrs Iiorlsr. for Alhuquer-
pur. and viii have his FIRST service ~
~ Johns church tle Following hi
duN n ~ expected that by that time
thc wofk of repairing the dnmng'
done a. the church by nrc about e
mouth ~ viii be completed
There will be- a meeting - the g. a.
o. % lodge Tuotday evening at \
o'clock.
James chavez ~ Santa Fc IL loo ~.
c'y ON business
Hen Davis - boz he city from 10.
we'll
D. " sicvWught b. here from TS-
rome
Mr. g.. e. rocbrr and Mrs ! O.
linn rr. visiting here from hel,n
N. r. Bates ~ ~ PaHo iH in the
,Ity
Victor Culbortsou arrived here last
uIEht from saru Pc He Viii return
to hit home in Silver city tonight
" e. simpson sheriff ~ Luna
county. b. boo The ui'N today ou his way
20 santa Pc 90 attend % meeting ~
the Sew Mexico Peace Officers ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
AND PET
SHOW IS LARGEST
EVER HELD HERE
More Than $50 Birds Are Exhibit.
ed Many Of Them Are Of Such
Glass That They Would Be Hon.
ored in Any Metropolitan Show.

That manN fine specimens Of poul.
iry are aTown IN Albuquerque IN BE-.
Ing demonstrated al b icrnuiilln
county poultry show, which started
here yesterday. More than $50 birds
are hsing exhihited beside many piE-
eous nnd various types Of rabbits. T.
e Taylor. ~ M federal poultry nus
handy department. iH In the city act
ma nn judge Of the exhibits.
so much Interest b. being mnnifcsf-
"a boz the show that there IN a decided
call ~ % 20 Boz prolonged oVrr nest
Monday Whether the committee
viii decide io hold over until nest
week has not yet been decided
The iudrlnF 10 practically complct-
cd aud some Of the birds have ~