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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

come down with safety. in fact must
keep going up until ! could get my
nerves steady enough to make de-
scent. For just one awful moment
had a very bad scare. My bus Topped
from side to side like wounded bird
and only by remembering Jim's in
:ir7ictions to neutraliZe the controls
did manage to level off at all.
felt that it was very good to find
myself alive after that. suppose
that girl in a runaway alrplane
ought to have some intense emotions
some poetical thoughts upon finding
herself abandoned in the skies--a hu.
man atom lost in the universe! But
the only idea | had, when came out
of my grand fright, was that IL would
be rather sporty to go off for little
gallon through the clouds. However,
that exploit couldn't be undertaken
for il would have compelled poor Scrg
and his men to chase over the country
in an auto pursuing me-or my re-
mains.
SO headed her homeward, summed
up courage to spiral down over the
field, and finally made nervous,
jumpy landing. The men called it a
bum landing. They joked considera-
bly, about my exploit and pretended
that they never thought for minute
that | would lose my head. consid-
cred them most kind. really was
tho proudest girl on earth when step
ped out of the cockpit, but | couldn' !.
assume a very proud attitude for my
knees wobbled beneath me.
Serg was vastly delighted with the
success of his self-starter. | had
won bunch OF money for him, he
aid Nevertheless, he reminded me
of Jim Lormer's last warning: was
never 10 take the bus up unless SerS
was around. How was to know that
the machine was fit for flight unless
Serg told me so?
Other solo flights followed, but 1
never got over two phases Of fright. l
was always afraid TO start and always
afraid to come down. However |
was never afraid TO keep going once
had started,
As my confidence in myself increas-
queer plan for an adventure began
to take shape in my mind,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

There's no room in woman's house
that reflects her personality quite so
clearly as does her kitchen. It's her
secret chamber, perhaps her chamber
of secrets. In it are spent at least
half OF the working hours OF the day.
For this reason the health and hap
piness of every nousekeeper depends
on the location and equipment of this
room which is her Worship and labor
atory,
The ventilation CT the kitchen means
as much to the whole house as it doG9
to the kitchen alone. Windows placed
SO that cross drAught can be made,
one window, opened at the top and the
other at the bottom will keep the air
reasonably fresh and free from the
cooking doors. When even the up
stairs" Of the house advertises the food
being cooked for dinner, it's a pretty
good sign that something is wrong
with the kitchen supply Of fresh air.
Menu for Tomorrow.
Breaktast-Grape fruit, bacon and
eggs, toaa, coffee.
Luncheon Riced potatoes with
cheese brown bread and butter, green
tomato pickles, cakes, tea.
Dinner Fresh shoulder of pork
stuffed with roasted potatoes, baked
with meat, brown gravy, apple sauce,
endive, bread and butter, scalloped
cranberries, coffee
My Own Recipes.
There is more reason for choosing
certain fruit at breakfast than
'twould seem. To serve an acid fruit
with cereal and cream is a great
mistake, The combination may cause
fermentation in the stomach which
Will mean indigestion. Grape fruit is
tho most acid Of fruits and should be
served only in combination with fried
foods.
Rced Potatoes With Cheese.
cups potatoes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

Serg took up the Job OF comp. citing
my airplane education with uneEpect-
led alacrity. He wasn't used 70 la
les," he told jim, and expected he
you'd be rather grouchy about getting
the bus out as often as wanted TO
use 1t. On the contrary he was always
eager to dc so. Practice in making
landings was what most needed end
m, need happened to suit Serg's own
interest.
He was still fusang with his air
plane self-starter. 1t pleased him 10
nave an excuse for taking the bus
81 end bringing her down d dozen
times day.
He showed me with much pride how
his self starter worked when it wanted
n and he never could tell when IL waa
going on a strike. He admitted that
Vas defect but still he had faith il,
lis invention.
was sitting in theco,lpit one morn
ng with cveryehing ready for a start,
waiting for Serg who had gone to give
his mechanics some Instructions.
The self-starter had been stalled
for several days. had heard the
boys guy Serg about it. Bets wete up
las TO whether or not i, would ever DC
good for anything again.
myself had my doubt. | pushed
over the lever which turned on tho
Juice. To my vast astonishmeGi it
happened to be one of the mornings
when Serg's contrary little pet chose
to do the right thing. The engine
turned over--fastcr and faster-and
my bus TAXED down the field!
My airplane was running away with
me!
knew the danger of that field-a
railroad embankment crossed my path
only little way before M" Running
into it would mean the complete de-
stuction of my precious plane!
had presence Of mind enough to
give her the gun and nose her up
and before realized what was hap
pening, was off on my first solo
flight into the air!
had let myself in for one adven- :
ture which did not care for.
As soon as had my take off. re-
aiized that must keep on going up
and up--into the blue-beforc / could
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

dredge with flour and roast.
ScaIloped Cranberries.
pint cranberries.
81 cup sugar.
2 cups soft bread crumba
1-3 cup melted butter.
Ia cup seeded raisinS.
Sugar.
Grated lemon rind.
Butter a baking dish and put in a
layer OF crumbs. Wash and pick over
cranberries. Parboil in water to which
IA teaspoon OF soda has been added.
Then boil for 10 minutes with sugar
and a cup of water. Add layer of
cranberrics to bread crumbs, sprinkle
with. a little sugar and few raisins.
Add layer OF crumbs pour over but
ter and add layer OF berries, sugar,
raisins and grated lemon rind. Add
another layer of crumbs, pour over
butter. cover and bake three quarters
of al hour in a moderate oven.
:. Did you ever stand in street car
and decide that seated stylish stout"
ought to pay two fares?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
A Wonderful Wife.
BY R. RAY BAKER.
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)


n 1ARY HAZARD. dramatic critic o.
MI the Morning Star" scOwled intC
IV1 the cloud OF tobacco smoke toi
which his long curve .lemmg1 Pr
WAS responsible.
NO use" he sighed as he tore a
sheet from his typewriter ana cas-,
it into the waste basket y Simply
can't make that girl out good Yauue-
Whilst. She's wonderful to look al
but when they put her on me yauae-
Vile stage they spoiled a fine VIE
His face took on a little smile as n;
sat there at his desk in the editorla -
room He was in a hurry 10 llnisn
his criticism, or rather the prlnte;5
we're in a hurry to get it so they coutu
close ND the theatrical page bu'
somehow he just couldn't seem 10 ~
on with his work
All about him was noise Type
writer's vie with telegraph lnstruI,
ments in u contest Of sound Shu
every now and then the IiLGtypCS
would chip in with their musical I'm
lle- tipkle Whenever some one opeNeu
,ho door to The composinS room.
V'ig ~, "o'l w. od;tor vas roarirC into a
..,l, Nv NV, renaating FOR the fifth time
t,i'Pnno.J' 81 didn't get that last
.ne "o' Vii, von nlease smell it," The
n nam, dt,o. was bowling INTO another
phone and the telegraph and news eai-
lors we're arguing rather loudly I've!
The size of head for the League o1
Ta,ions CORY
N%.'o ,,,o ,,,iIy, NJ This apparcnt con
" nv ca ~,.'S On, a, his machine and
1871 ,o,,,, ~ I" aS,nt me cIrl he had seen
ulVailD" amI ~ SnIg ago on the EN-;
al nun ,, ,I'u stage
pr '" I,'I rnt ,,,, IN deludc himself
"aIl , u"t '' ho va i, love with the
ne III ~: .onnn,,.sd nnssc,siog of his
Sli, 4 .i'n r,omSrt She skipped onto the
near. VIZ - ..,n n,o,.@e her, act became
stag anu ,"o al No more deeplv CESry
" II pro-, ,,,osL. i u in hrr raarms TIE
'eco'l!t en- ~ ,,'o.,,al nir,rrc ~ ms
g,ri ltsVe,' w., ., NV hoight gesture and
"e1l VI lr,'' W.. ,,o-. ,ct vas absolute
voice. Al ',, '''' "
IE ,i'loS"'"'' ,,, Cares hands lin.
maj wa H. " na,.. ~ hi. tyn~wr,ter
ifa e no, Jt moi hear 10 give his honest
He con'a n9 10 D WiIdr ~ Fla harrison, acr
'P aliiIdr"1 HARRISON in a Wirlwind
M s n T,|r, ,S0n and Merrment.'
81 sons' ,, D|n' n write complimen-
VICE Nv @'" an ~" once ne thought seri-
l"ly W." ,';t Si mention of her "A Xix
9usly Oh , "n''L onitI,ir "Sancod his mind
rGvie"; Va" ros T%,o,,| me- omission would
%"eu me ,' '1G,'"1% lhan a few cord:
D" NOR l'', ...,.;,''tr, 4. 10 The on
Oh aaSt.st ,,,a, Lo rI,,nI ia write and
p. ,a, -, INA i"e'r hs, net did not de
"hIyh hp mn TN Lo s;,nn,y couldn't write
s'Ii w., lmnw md everybody else
~ , .l, w. r,' ,5s- ryening Knew. tha;
~ W., NV ,'I ,,ar,;son ya. failure OIL the
Ml, .,,,t,, it" Itarr os was evidenced by
E .i ,:, I a.tn% hr1rd dnripg the would
,a' ,'.to,'"7 romants OF her program
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

/ cup milk.
egg.
l-2 cup cheese.
l teaspoon sal.
ia teaspoon pepper
Beat milk into potatoes and season
with salt and pepper Separate white
and yo!k of egg. Beat yolk till thick
and add to potato mixture. Add cheese.
Beat white till stiff and dry and fold
into mixture. Turn into buttered
baking dish and bake 20 minutes in Il
hot oven. Mashed potatoes may be
used in place of riced potatoes and then
less milk is necessary.
Stuffed Pork Shoulder.
Shoulder OF fresh pork.
Q cups stale bread
| teaspoon minced onion.
Celery pepper
Salt and pepper.
Hot water.
Have the shoulder boned. Make a
stuffing of stale bread minced onion,
celery pepper, salt and pepper and
enough hot water to make the bread
stick together. Stuff the shoulder and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
Duke City Grays Have
Plenty Slab Artists
For Sunday Game Here

winuiow'a crack baseball ngrrcna-
ton will arrive herc on sunday morn
inss train for their game with the
DuKe tlty Grnnya thnt Afternoon. Mani
aEef Dun faaiiia ot the Trays re-
ceitcd wofd todny that the Winalow
ciants are bringing fourteen men for
the SUNDAY suuEEic ana that h best
talent IN tnnt vicinity n being re-
cruitud 10 meet the fast Albuquerque
bunch.
radtila's array of pitchers for the
sunday game includea FnndoNni and
Marcus. uEht-hhndcrn. and tonEales.
who - a port-whcelcr. s~outhpaws arc
a. a premium out nerc ana ui0uzaieH
H. said 10 be n capable hoxmun. The
pitcher selected Will have the ad-
vantage Of Grlono 20 receive him.
urlCgu caught tor SANTA ~ when they
paved here early IN the season and
IN a n~rnt-ratcr. lie IN coming 10 Al
buqucrquc to work and viii be here in
time tot tho sunday game,
Contrary to reports. the GrayH are
not billed for a game In santa Fc ON
Sunday. This ~ the railroad team.
the "A. O." aggregation. The Gays
have been working out constantly
during the paat WI weeks and are
IN splendid shape for their sunday
game With Winsiow bringing tho
best hat theft Cgion u roast. a
fast Hnnppy exhibition Of the national
pastimV in assured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
WOMEN FROM
NORTH, SOUTH
EAST, YVES
Recommend Lydia Z. Pinkha|
Vegetable Compound As a Rsli3
Remedy for Wsmsn's Fls.

cnokane. wash,-"l want 20 red
mend Lydia \. Pinkham's Vegst|
Cnmpoand for women's ailments 4
hclpsd me 40 much during middle n
Mn. MARTHA CoNnoR, 1927 Mans
Avenue.
Abilene, Texas.-"For almost > \
was unfit 70 Do my work - eulfl
% from female ills. Lydia =. Pinkhd
VegetahleC compound restored myhd
after physicians had failed. Mr.
4. OWENS.
Rockville, Conn., suffered 20
from female Ills I was blue and md
eho.,. Lydia r. Pinkham's Neged
COMPOUND restored my health 1
everything else had failed. IN
Wmz Chamberlain St
Oakland, Cal. Lydia p Pinkhi
Vegetable Compound gave me
relief during Change Of Life, l |
every woman could know about 4
surely praise this great remedy
women'a ills."-Mrs. MARY S. Assn
b7O9 Dover Street.
The reason Lydia r. Pinkham's
stable Compound u % successf'
because Il contains the curnl
strengthening properties OF good
fashioned roots and herbs. which
directly on the female organism.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
Demands
Copy Of Treaty


NlFNAANtAA""t ANNtft 49, @
--a-
rnrdlnr the Monroe Doctrine. patting
Il la FAR worse position Than under
the FIRST and that was had enough.
senator iodEo aid che Ifila'1 NuF-
eminent had issued IN official M
depreciation OF the trr1ty which held
that should any %dlffcrcure over inter
probation OF the Norruc tpoctfino
arlse. therc esouid b. the lcagIo oi
Nations 10 settle tho diffstenf
In the firrt place said me reruh-
ilcan loader. "thc Monroe tioetiius it
not an international Understanding
aud never has hecn."
The Monroe Doctrinc was our poll
ICY and never anything elise. stur
fellow rrpnhiirs 70 the a1uth hntc
sometimes attacked a. and Hpmcttsss
run 90 " FOR shriter. lfut rs not
their doctrine. rs ours. ON u rcsis
The broad principle Of scif presery--
ton.
and nov II i Ia. he carried " me
league Of nations. n b. iuteJrroicd
~ Enrland and it iu 20 bs himiniatur-
ed ~ the league ~ nafions.
Nonr,r Doctrinr tn,r ltu~incs-.
ANY question rcrurfins he Nom
roe Brrtrlne should D.. decided hy
only one p~oUer-the United states
when ID comrs 20 ttkiur the Mon-
roe Doctrin-our policy SOL foirf.
inF ID on the iearffe 81 nniiunH aud
they're goinF 10 interprrt w. thef'tc
carried their fight @ far and VI 40
choose 10 make augEs stems N'H quite
propct Tor us 10 DO aof
controversy folloeoi over tur
question Of whether \ nds4 tho icIEae
Of nntiuna insUi.Ts % fuc
league would be called upon TO inter-
frrc in he event Of revolutions in a.
member country Fenafur .'hclan.
dcmocmt Of California. Eid the
icagu~ constitution Tilrantccl The m,
tcfrity OF member notions ouly from
'cxtrruni aggression
senator rheisn arkol a. thei q
should be- u disturbance rguinH, aliens
In this country whether under the
league. outside nations would inter
fcfe, a. which nnln iuii. reuuhli-
can. Of New Mcsiro. asserted it sound
he the leagues duts ~ take The mat
Ter up with the Iniied States GOV
cnment
In the substitute %prorrrei IS srd-
afor Kellogg. there vas no mention
Ny name Of Senators t.odge Hut Koran
ropubiicans, in connection with tifu
statement regarding copies OF the
treaty in Nrw York. and Senator
Hitchcock aurrcHted that NJ Lodge
nov wanted 90 investigate somebody
oiHe Instead ~ taking responsibility
for his own statements
After o. sharp reply IN which NJ.
Lodge declared he wanted - Boz in.
vcntigntcd and had 10 Intention 81
e,ndinr 49, he withdrew the nuEr .tt-
ion OF "a substitute. Tno han irt.
mediatciy put the question and on
adoption uf the resolution tncre were
only "a few scattering "rour'
Immediately Hncrgntd tho reH1iu
tion Of senator iohurni, republican
Of california. nakinr for the treaty
trst cHfne uu nutomHtrullN under the
senate rules nnd u was adopted In "a
similar mInuor finr sHch vote the p
were scarcely u Hcuro uf senators i'
the chamber
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
TRANSFERS
AWAITING ACTION ON
PART OF COMPANIES
More Than 100 Mon Participating
In Strike Of Springer and Shut
flebargsr Employees; More Pay
and Shorter Hours Asked

Morc than n hundred ieam~,ers
are not worklns a. a result, Of the
airike which wss declared iast night,
effective between the Springer Trans
fer company. M shufficbarEer Tram
tor company aud the local Teamsters'
Union The strike docf not so outside
Of these two companies However.
practically ai Of fhe Transfers of the
city are m the employ u n COM
panv 90 the other.
Win headquarters At labor tenn
pie. the tcamster have been thcre all
dag aud the joint comnitfter CON-
posed % members Of thu Central Lat
Dor union and the Tcamutcrs Lnlsn
have taken complete charsc u the
situation. The support ~ the other
unions Il bclnr solicited, although 20
present there b. no thought of sympa-
thetic strikes.
a member Of N. jolnt committee
announced this noon that there hal
been ~ real Developments as no con-
ference has yet ~ held between the
companies aud the unions
n h. claimed by the transfers that
their wages run from nis g. flon
q day and that there are very few
mon drawing he latter Tliel
asa for uEe running from tis.ae
e 81 a week for team drivers aud
tis 10 so a week for motor truck
with the day nov runnine from
ten 10 twelve hours. accordinr e. The
tcamHtcrs. they nov ask for Whni
would he the equal Of an 'cirht,hnuf
dsy 81 actual work. not counting got.
tins the horses ready OF unhitchins
thcm They ask that the day start
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
Huns PROrrST sGAiNsr
iRfstH ACTiN rms

Berlin, June . Tho gormnu retuo
~dcirgatiun yesterday entered "a formal
protest against alleged French mach
nations in the Rhinciand. pointing
nut the DAGGER % disturbance ~ tho
peace negotiations since Germany
viii be- unable o. meet her obligations
II the Nhlnelnnd district b. lost
Hence % was declared tho sltua
tiOa must be cleared up before the
siFnlnr Of the peace terms could be-
contemplated
NeN InsttfH have appeared lu tho
palHtinntc. indicating persistence in
tho propaganda FOR separation Of the
NhInnlnnh irnm Tho nmnIrn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

New Nork juno Mercantile pn
per, lh mbh sterling 90 daN hills.
fliti Commercial 90 day bills on
hHnkH fAsH commercial go drN
bills. i.bsh demand, f,62. cahlca.
ass
Government and rFilroad bonds
firm Time loans firm, ali datcs.b e
mbA
can money firm; high, q. low, -
ruling rate. q; closing bid, offer
rd at 81. last loan. bA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

NV NANfHAaNTAH
'hlcHEo June q Ct = bureau Of
Markets.. Hogs receipts so. 600
general trudc 90 90 90 cents nuder
Yesterday average pirH mostly 90
cents lower TOP, (ot6s bulk. fig11
ufie % heavy weight fib.sbn
$1,000; medium weight tIasbnf
$50 90. uEhtwoirht so t0u $3.50.
light hFht aeonste 1a. hossl
packing HoNH. smooth. tIafuusf8 20
%pucking aowN rouah. SO 0um 1890.
piss flfashuSis 0n.
cuttiD. receipts 5000. good beef
stcfH o. best shc-Htock strong 10
higher, uthrr and bulls stcadN.
calves 90 cents hiEhsri feeders SLOW
steady. beet steers medium and hsHt,
weight, choito aud pf,m $4,000
$780, mdium and good, ul.7bn
5000, common, n0gbnsllk 40.
Hight wight, good and choice. Si2 80
Mf1fsb. common aud medium. 1915
Hst2h0. butcher cattle. n.ifcra, 81 80
Wti3u0, cows, tlO0ff az 90. cun
ucfH and cuttsrH, s. O. ~ 81 O0i veal
calves hight ANA handy weight az 90
MAih.uo' feeder steers. $500 $500
niockcr steers g. low SO 20.
sheep receipts if,uhO. good and
choice dry fed lambs steady. other
Hud sheep uuotcui, loWpr. lumbs "a
pounds down, fi2 2bHrflbG 90. Sc
pounds up. So 90 mttt.bn. culia aud
,ummonH, ~tD.0oms11 90. uprinrs
$3.50 fih4t. Ncariing wDthcfs.
SO 20 mftaUO, ewes medium and
choice, N.hOm 5000 cullH and rom.
mon, Fi.Uu af t7.2h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
allrnpn nnnrd nf rrnIc.

chicago. June a. AuapIsioua
weather conditions tended today 90
give tho hr1rs Hn adtnnture i the
market inwer quotations on
hCrH operated likewise against the
bulls aud su 60 did liberal receipts
FruHHiYc sort Opening prices, which
ranged from - tn ~ lower, with
iulv ft.0ais 10 2. 20 and September
81 hpF to En- @ % were followed hs
o. m4ierial further setback
uffa weakened with roru AftrT
uurnIun nfo AZ cont or i%nrludinT
iuiF nt g1 10 G7fL the market con
NHued tn Hnr
Provisions were dsur sssi hV sfi
NHffH ln The value ~ rruin and hngs
fIllts %osuerullt were heurN
suhsrUunnt hulHra hrounht out uro
SELLING. cuut0 derahic or which ap-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

rsur-o M k<r.,co rnes< 40.
r4zk rhoe> IA. Nicholson rs4
f,~f xcuF dn~@ "a ne sI-hstH ciuA
Mary Green Embarrassment. an at.
~ Of International reputation. Of New
roft. arrived "Wednesday evening
with her Afts d3u1htsf. Hclen %
NJ and Ma 1iumcnseiieln arr Ieat
I,>f ~ : >Area weeks mut>< tflp v
p<ettf. after NnIch tntF vii spe4t
tht frsntinrief Of be ruuirrf ~ taot
tt.>nrsmsnis nsss 80 m.'- VIM
uairIn1 ~ the end Of the car nne on
NnIl1frlty heights A. "a o'cictk %.
nIfht TO- The benefit q thure attend
ING the f1aco - me Country cub.
river ~ ne blind relief.
There viii be a regular mesiinE of
a. ~ Warren poaA. a. A r. held nj
fo1 South Third street SATURDAY,. eve
nipf. iene > v'e'och, = ~ a.
nsrry. ~ ~con,ratsof. return.
% 10nf yosftranr ntrrnirf irom
CboI8}. Aria. where ne she een-
t,astins work for the Ainche LIN
bsn's fosrcs he dance NJ me coun.
uy club tonight Tor the blind relief
fund. n VIII trrin NJ she and street
cafs vii leave down town A. that
fer those via rre r~-af 90 sac at ~
1isnk. Tor matins sppnsaaon for
travel aliuHnnce ~ Discharged sol.
dIfrG and sailors haye bent received
b. the Red CruEs home service this
morning. - that thoee who have been
waiuns 10 set. travel refunds should
aupt immediately.
fniicaFpio narcia. fourth division.
A. ". has received special dis
charge upon request on accuunt of
bis rife'1 sirknsas. and has returned
a. Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mfs. n a.. Omnt OF los
AnnnIos. arrived today Tor . few days
Vixif al the y. A. Macpherson home
Thae nfe enroute TO their home after
vi I In the east.
There Will be a special meeting Or
Highland lodge ~ Locomotive ftfe
men " the lAsvr top,pie AZ : o'clock
Herman Nohr. attorney. has re-
turned from Chicago, who're he w-s
called By tho Illness ana death OF.
his mother.
Indeig Heyuan. who was Operated
upon for Appendicitis last evcning. D.
reported 10 be resting well today.
Mn g. o. hrown and caurhier or
ArttHs who have been yi.iunr A. me
Chicago and points In Indiana.
Judge n al Langhlin ~ santa ~.
returnct 20 hia home today after
apsndine the rnHt few days IN the
Harry p owen ~ fsos Lunas. az.
trict attorney % The seventh judicial
was a business visitor here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Chicago. june q uuttcr higher.
creamery fsffagr
trFH higher receipts 30. 500 caaes.
nfHtH i0hAl cents; ordinary nrsta.
Al 20 iNh ceutHi al marx. cnHes bon.
cludoi. ssmf0l cents. storage uari
90 ursts 81 cents; eNtris. fsna2
rents
Poultry. alive Unbalanced
Potatoes unsettled: arrivals "a rars.
old. Northern white CARROTS. Unitu.l
states number one. soeked. ti.7tH
$500 rwt New iohhinw FLORIDA
~HnnuIiiNN Rose number one. 81 ffM
~ p. barrel. TsNHA Tlumphf ackr,
tiho'ffH 30 cwt rcsHs ruhhlprt
snckod. fttu rWf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

NrW YORK juno Tho market
had IL better chance 20 ronor' uutaiue
sentiment today following the NiHur-
Gus shaking out Of weak long nc-
CounfH during Tuesdny'H liquidation.
Enrourarinr reports uf trade ucuyi-
uss and ample supplies m mon0F
were primary Ca feca TOT renewed pub
lc huylnF. Inv priced rails were IN
Frcnter fuvor. United states Stool
reached 1iih, and General Motors
touched efiA, "a gain ~ 50 points
Profit taking sales cut heavily into
the advances here and there but the
general buying movement WIS so
broad that thiH had no upprecinhir
effect on sentiment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Denver, colo. June u Cattle o..
CriptH 5000, mn krt gtrady Htrnnu
bucf steers ftinnwtti 90. COWS and
huifcrH A.. 100 Wsll. 90. stocknrs and
feeders, 50 90 efftg.00. calves. 80 10
$4,000
iiurH receipts 600. market 10 a. 10,
cents lower Ton. go 90, hulk. tigh
HStg.G5.
sheep rcroIpir none
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
Mortuary


Miss Mabel G. williams died AZ her
home ~ as South walter street
Thursday nftcrnoon at asa o'clock
She b. survived ~ her parents and
n brother. The body Will ile In state
NJ e. r. French'H pariofa from ?
o'clock until 4 o'clock Friday after
noon. before bciuE shipped 10 Albany.
Mo.