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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-18
Only One .RR0NIo onININE.

To get the genuine, call for fnll name Lax.
ALIVE BROM0 QUININE Tablets. Look
for signature of r W. GROVE. Cures a
Cold in One Day. Soc.-Adv.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Feb. 1S.-BUTTER-Marke
lower. Creamery, 40d 531He.
EGGS-Market lower. Firsts. 391sc;
binary firsts. 3S1a @39c; at mark cases in
Guided, 3S1h63912c.
POTATOES-Market unchanged.
POULTRY-Alive, higher; springs, 29c;
fowls. &c.
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New YORK Bond Market.

I New York, Feb. 1S.-Prices on liberty
bonds at IL 80 n. today were: So s,
9S.46 first convertible As, 92.S4: second As,
92G0; first convertible AVS, 94.S6: second
convertible AS, $500; third 4H's, $3.50;
fourth AS. 95S2.
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DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

Furnished by the weather bureau office
Topeka. Kan. for the twenty-four hours
ending at a. m. Tuesday.
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mixed, 81 20@L3O; No. 8. $1.27@1 %; No. 2
white, 81. 500 81: No. 3, 81. No. vel
low, 81. 29@1.31: No 3, $127G1.29.t
OATS-Market lie lower. No. white.
G3c: No. 2 mixed, 60G6015c; No. red, 66@
Csc
RYESt2O6125
KAFIR AND MILO MAIZE-$2. 6O@2. 10.
HAY-Market unchanged.
SHORTS-Market unchanged.
BRAN-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts % cars.
BUTTER-Market unchanged.
EGGS-Market unchanged.
POULTRY-Market unchanged.
POTATOES-Market unchanged.
EGGS-Firsts, 35c.
CORN-CIose: February, S1.2SN@129 I;
March, S1.29as May. S1.25; July, s1.21ss.
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New York sugar Market.

New York, Feb. 1S.-SUGAR-Raw.
steady; centrifugal, TBS; fine graduated,
900.
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Chicago, Feb -1s-CoRN-Close: Febru-
ary, S129k: March. S1.26a4; May, $1.22A q
1-2:;; July. 81. 1S9s@1.1sA.
OATS.February, 5S%c; March, 5s1ac
May, 59@593sc; July. 511k@57Ac:
PoRK-May. SOLO; July, $685..
L4RD-May. S24.65: July S23.s2.
SHORT RIBS-May, s22.37: July, sol GO.
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Poultry and Exres.

FURNISHED by the Topeka Packing Com
pany, corner Laurent and Madison.l
Topeka, Kan, Feb is.
Springs over 2lbs. 24c; old ROSTERS 15c:
broilers, lbs. and under. &c: hens. over
312 lbs, 25c: hens under 31a lbs, nc;
springs over lbs. 2,c: stays 19c
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selling from $17.25 to S177O, mediums and
butchers selling from $i7.50 70 $17.S5. lights
at ST to $3.50. pigs selling from 81 to 80
SHEEP AND LANES.
With only LOCO head here today, market
opened strong to % cents higher with no
choice lambs or ewes ON the market. Fat
choice lambs would easily have brought
$3.50. Ewes selling from StU.5O to 81 p.
yearlings from $14 to $15.25 wethers SO
to $3.50. stockers aud feeders SO to SIT.
Any kind of good fat ewes would have
brought from 81 .25 to S1f so here today.
j. A. RICKART,
Market Correspoudent.
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Kansas City Grain Market.
(The range of prices on grain futures on
Kansas City Board Of Trade as reported
by Thos. J. Myers. 301 n. r. Bidg.1
Kansas City, Feb. IL.
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New Orleans. Feb. 1S.-COTTON-Spo
steady, so points up; middling, 2725.
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Kansas City Grim and Produce Market.
Kansas City, Feb. 1S.-wHEAT-Cash ::
Market unchanged. MOL hard. $3.50: No.
=. S2.2i@225; No. 1 red, S2.30G2.31; No. 2,
s. 2a6f 30.
CORN-Market 1 to cents lower. No. 2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
THE MARKETS
eeeteet14teeetteeI
Vow Nork stnrk Mnrkci.

New York. Jan tb@ToharcoH as
stunned first place later on Sumntfn
Tohacco's rapid advance OF a points
General Cigars gaining 2 and kindred
issue 10 ~ Advances anonr Oils
ranged from I o. . points nnd Great
Northern ore added ~ 10 ycsirr-
days rise. Other strong features eni-
braced American smelling American
can. hide aud leather prefcrrei Aiel
ftub1cr. United Fruit and Aasotinted
Dry Goods. i~frcEuinr reactions set
IN before 81 however, on further
pressure against bethlehem Steel and
baldwin Locomotive. international
Nickel and American Wooden alno be-
coming heavy. iaborty Bonds wsrf
afondi0T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

here ~ Miss Eyie Tscklnson. q must
clan % much ability. has left for LIN
coin. Neb., whore she will Join her
husband. who has been honoraliy dis
charged from the United States army.
Rev and Mr. Carl Williams and
daughter have returned from a visit
az the home 81 Mr Williams father
~ Garfield. and are guests u Mrs.
Lewis Taylor.
Mr. and Mr. james Nibiack aud
daughter hpve returned 10 their home
In Nincon. after n visit % several
weeks with Mrs Nlblnck's parents.
Mr. and Mrs \ " walker
Miss elsa Phelps has returned from
Hatch. where she attended tho fun
crai u her brother Don Phelps, a well
known cattieman. who made his home
here "a few years aro
AR and Mrs. VIII isaacks are he.
Ink congratulated upon the arrival %
a son In their home on Monday
AR ana Mr.. j. A. neu delightfully."-
entertained with "a dinner Tor their
daughter Mrs A, q Calhoun. for
merry Miss Latrnn Uoll. who. with her
husband. were guests 90 nor father
bono during the recent holidays Gov
prH were laid Tor Mr. and Mrs j. "
He'll. NJ. and Mrs a. 81 He'll Mr.
uud Mr.. A.. W. jackson. Mrs u. SPUR.
lock. J. r Crawford, Mr. and Mr.
a. D. Calhoun and the host aud hos
toss
4 fourth sold star has been placed
ON the state COLLEGE s"rvice flar In
mcmory ~ Lieut. Arthur BUELL. snn
died az camp Pike ARK. Of pnsumn-
MIA. n fcw days before Christmas
Mrs william Gillespie has return
ed from IN t'aHp with her small son.
nii. aud har BEEN the house guest ~
Misses Era and ncetr nrntfruw for
several DAYS.
Rev. aud Mfaa Duncan Mathsson
dciiEhtfuiiy entertained their friends
ON "Wednesday evening GufurH ani
music was cnio, ud during the eve
ming.
gr and M John QUINN ~ tho
Mimtre1 valley. re spending a week
with NJ aud Mr. I'D Wheeler
Mrs y Stettnf1nd, mntrun uf the
girls dormituU at STATE college was
Il las cruces visitor IN WEDNESDAY
Miss Aida phara il spending the
week in ~ raso the guest of friends
40 Fort Hiss
Mrn Thomas Branuignn loft We'd
ncHiny Tor California. where rhe viii
spend several months
Mr. = D. clara b. visiting her PAR
unta IN Hurstow Texas
MIR. Fldolia Mohiey and Misa nuna
Carpenter Of nerluo. we're visitors here
this wprk
4 pretty wedding took place nt the
home ~ AIR and Mrs Ira Holt when
their daughter Miss bonnie. became
he bride ~ \ n. Latham 81 Lake
Valley Rev " A. Daniel pastor ~
he Baptist church, performed the
ceremony in the presence ~ O. few
friends After spending u few duYs
in ~ paHo, Mt aud Mrs Latham VIII
ro % Lake Valley. whore they viii
reside.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
Heard in Albuquerque


An over Albuquerque YOU hear n
Doan's Kidney Pills are keeping up tho
good work. Albuquerque people ar,
telling about it-tellinE Of bad backs
made sound again. You can believe.
tho testimony OF your own townfpco-
pie. They tell " nr the bcnont Of
you who are suffering. n your back
aches. u YOU feel lame. sore aud mis-
orablo, " the kidneys act too IRE.
quontly, or passages are painful,
scanty and 81 color, uno poan's KID
ncy Pills. the remedy that has helped
30 many ct your friends and ncighhora
Follow this Albuquerque citizens adj
uce and give Doans' a chance 10 do the
same for sou.
Geo. D. Summct, pine filter go
Occidental Hldr, says; Il never Fncw
what II was 10 be lame and weak in
my back until I was In Oklahoma a
few years uro attribute the uiknii
drinking water there al the cause Of
my back hecomlng lame aud my Kid
noys becoming d%isordored. when I
stopped or attempted 20 life anything.
sharp pains went through my body,
ono box OF Doun's Kidney Pills. which
I got &c the Highland Pharmacy cared
me aud the cure has boon lasting"
puco C0c. ot an dealers. Don't
simply nnk Tor . kidney remedy get
noanf. kidney Pills the same thni
Mr.. aummet had Foster Milhurn Go
J Mfgra, Buffalo, NJ Y,
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NOTICE
enlo chIeflaIn. made ID IolloNIne

Pueblo Chieftain. made the following
statement;
= have bee and editor
u the Chiofta.n since December 4,
1914 During that entire period thcrc
has ncve been one dollar paid 90 tho
thlcftnln from any Hourcc conditioned
upon any matter Of editorial policy.
time ty o. owner - tho ghleftnin 60
control OF 10 Influence the editorial
or news policy ~ the ChlcftHln la
mvor % any foreign government ur In
support ~ any foreign propaganda.
Previous 10 thr declaration ~ wur
this paper was b. nearly aH possible.
neutral according to the declared pol.
Icy % tho American government
siuro The declaration ~ war 10 has
sincerely and -unwaverinFly supported
tho war policy 81 the national admin
istrntluu."
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PUEBLO NEWSPAPER
AGREED TO ASSIST
HUN CAUSE, CLAIM
Tho Chieftain Said to Have Enter.
cd Into $50, 900 Pact With Won
Bernstorff, German Envoy; Edi.
tor Denies Charge.
srr.r ...a.l.nnr -.

Washington. Jan o. Alfred q
smith. Who Htii D., formerly wus adj
Nrrtisiur AMI circulation Representa-.
tive 81 the rurhlo tCoiorudoi chief.
tain. Ht Denver testified to-day before
The senate committee investigating
German propaganda that the paper
made Hu agreement with Count vun
BcrnHturu iu t1i5-iG hy which n WIS
tn Dec paid $50. 600 Tor publishing az
tclrs favorable 10 tho German cause.
Under the alleged agreement. smith
testified. the money was Ca hr pfid
iu monthly lnstHllments. with tho
privilege ~ renewal provided the pa
per followed tho instructions of br
kuru Nicrlcr Herman consul 90 pcu.
Nrr The witness tod thr commit
tee uf several trips be- made tu wash
iurtuu o. New YORK o. meet Term
sturn ami uf Instructions be- said AlNu
s. swain and T. N stevens biz SUE
poriura with the 'hiefnin. rayr him
iu september. 1915. Cor Startling u
campaign 90 obtain subscriptions from
norman. Americans
smith declared he was advised 10
confer with Hudfref S~Uhirmcr. prcsi-
dent 81 the Bgrmun-AmyrlCtu Trust
company I'd Denver. with re- view To-
obtaining 70 list 90 prominent Grrmtus
iu dorado Who would hr wllllur Co
chip boo Co. re- fund 90 circulate the
'hirrHlu al uNsr the state
smith said Bornstorn told him hc
would hkg 90 see o. Pueblo paper
circulated all over Colorado. New
Mexico. ltah aud california md that
the names uf the Subscribers should
Dee carefully selected 90 that they
would reach all 81 the grrmuns In
those statrs At an times, HCrnstorff
told him. he witness said. hr was 10
follow Instructions OF nr. Ziegler "as
u was very important that the matter
be handled so as not 90 crente .uspi.
clun as to whu WIS paying for tn cir.
Culatiou ana b n uo receipts should
be- given hy either side FOR money riy-
en- or received us % would cause cons
siderable embarrassment tu the paper
and Go Or. Hicglcr
che witness said he returned 90
Denver and reported 90 his supervise
urs who were very much pleased
with what was accomplished
In November. 1915, he testified. u
check for N.NsO was given him hy
nr Xicrlcr After this payment Xirrler
complained about a photograph np
gearing ON tho first page ~ tho chief.
tain showing recruiting uctlNltIcs n
Toronto. canada An explanation
was turned owe tu Ir ZicrloI hr
said. who iu turn. sent to ynn Bern
storn, and the matteg Was smuuthrd
uut
EDITOR on 1HIEITNN
DENIES GERM " INFLUENCE
Pueblo. colo, Jan. &c. Walter T..
Wilder. editor aud of the
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YouR uoME room FACTORY

II Il difficult for many people TO
hclioyr that u first class table syrup
ran ho made from cider until they zee
the plan tried. The process - making
% syrup b. a simple ono for O. gall
Ion ~ cider measure a. fhrco-ffthH
uf an ounce OF powdered Chalh. which
can hr obtained Ht any drug store
for H Few cents Put the CHALK into
the cider and boil for five minutes.
hen pour into some tail rccrpin-
Giles, like two-quart fruit iars. and let
the liquid stand Tor five or ria hours.
when the chalk VIII have been pre-.
Cipitutrd, carrying with h the acid
which makes elder sour Pour OF tho
cider without disturbing the settings.
and boil for funr on five huurs, or UNI
az the quantity has been reduced Ia
about one-ulrhth During both boil
ms the scum and froth which rise
a. the top should he skinned of A
thick, Fwoet syrap viii be The result
uf thH prorcHs-a syrup which can
he eaten uu grlddie cakes or usod ns
IL spread on bread, u makes an eN-
Drllent snnsiliute FOR maple fyruu.
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wANTED-Female Help

WANTED boarding. housr Keeper ~
coal mining CAMP. ior particulars
apply ~ e. Schick. supt. Madrid \.
N. 81 Hahn Soai Company.
WANTED glri between fifteen aud
twenty years. with dark hair n
eyes, ns companion fnr lady in fam
~ II three Gnnd home References
exchanged Address. HoX N-t3. care
Herald
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New Hork. Jan 70 Mercantile pu
por unchanged sterling H hills no..
changed; demand fsaA cables go
Mexican dollars unchanged
Time loans nfms unchanged
'ill money nrmer. hrh o. low 4.
ruling rate 4; closing hid 80 offered
az O.. last loan o.
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Denver. Colo, Jan. tb.-Cattie re-
ccipts 230oi steady. beef steer staeb
nflb.toi c0wH ana heifcfn t79bm
fiioo. rtoekefH and feeders $1,000 ~
iil0Ol calves t9.h0mfia.eo
HOG receipts 1909. market 8 cents
20 10 cents higher; top fi6.Nb. bulk
tis 7emtiasb.
sheep receipts 5000, market steady:
lambs tii15FsiG.Ou. ewes sSgbm
1916.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

Chicago. Jan tt-uuttcr easter.
creamery go Csc.
tEgf lower. receipts $3.50 cuapH.
nrHia bIut7h ri ordinary nnstH Sea
&c; ~ mark. ruseH Included hGMf7m
Potatoes lower. Wisconsin. Michl.
Enu ~ Minnesota huik fi5umAiSG.
aame in sacks flThHti SIS.
loultry, alive. unsettled: fowls
20 lacs springs 2aHc.
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A. FLElSCHER
wAHTED-NAle Help

NOf so MEN 10 aud over. are elk.
ihlo for government Railway Mail
CLERKS so month Examinations
soon. for free particulars, write
Raymond Terry, former Ctvil scr-
vice Esaminsrl. 20 Columbian Build.
ing. Ma.lInnlnn
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FOR SALE

ta.600-G.room brick. modern, well
built. hot water heat. corner
lot. Highlands. close In.
ti.t00-t.room. cement block cottage
hath. F~laEsed-in porch. fire
place. guraEc, south High
lands.
o. bO-t.room ahinFle bungalow.
modern, sleeping porch. fruit
trees. good barn, Highlands.
81, eoO=b-room frame. bath, etc
sleeping porch. south Broad
way: "a good buy,
Z 1905 room frame. modern, close
In. eth ward.
t2.i00-t-room frame, bath. large
sleeping porch. Highlands.
close In.
t2.bOO-7-rocm. ? story adobe, siuc
coed. hath etc. lot 7bxitf.
close In.
A. FLElSCHER
REAL TSTATI fIIuE AND ArrO-
MOBILE INSURANCE, LOANS
i'itonc ga. al - Fourth
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POINTED

N hOhnnVVH thu10 nIrh W UUIIIIrHT
power Co. provide thcmaclycH with
parnchutcs.
4 fiirt H. IL female who expects YOU
e. believe that she b. indifferent
about getting married,
u sometimes happens that a ma h.
misunderstood because there is moth.
iur In him worth studying
only u dyed-iu-the-wu hypocritn
is able "a laugh heartily az an ancient
story and pretend that he never heard
u before.
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FOR sALE-miDcenaneous

FOR SALE For rnr $500. good tires,
oNcrhuuled Apply ~ 80, second
FOR SAi.E-ReTistered and unreriH-
tered Jersey COWS. RIO Grande an.
dustrial school. Box 5g5.
FOR SAtE-Slx nom house 10 he
moved of lot Would consider Ford
car. See shelton nt nerryhill furni-
turo CO., i2i ~. Second.
ron SAID Beautiful bungalow.
two apartments both with large
sleeping porchus ANA furnished ready
To move Into Good tenant occupying
one apartment side walks shod and
hen house Double lot. good invest
men Jop West lead
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wANTED-Agents

--~ -
orders for our popular History ~
the Great War Wonderful photo
graphic Illustrations niE commissions
Prospectus and OUTFIT free. y. -.
Thompsun a co., 81 Louis. Mo.
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APPLICATIONS FOR WORK
BY DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

WANTEb-P0sition bY experienced
Spanish American strnnFrapher.
with some knowledge Of huokkccpinE
Good references. noX s-g2. care %
The Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
Ciicagu I,uari ~ rra,ic.

chicago. IAN. Ia Reports th1f
sales hs farmers aad hcpn Ersatl,
gurtaiicd nH e. result uf recent shU O.
dvrinta in prices TED "a material up.
turns tudHN boz mo urn market
Shorfr covered freely Their pur-
chaHrs. however. wor" tn collect prof
ita aud Whenever, %dcni1nd Tor this
sHuso diminished the market Develop.
cd wenknyFH Opening quotations
which ranged fuW = tp "a higher.
with f,hfuarA 81 3Ub 60 81 90 aud
May ttaS 20 81 gsh were followed
hN moderate further gninH hut with
tni.ItcutnE HsthttkH
oats duplicated th, action uf corn.
Aftcf upCuns = Co higlrr With
MAY 81 = a. ga tho market srur,l
slight tufturr advanced Iuf mean.
while was weak at Times
t'rut siouh ruaU with horH and corn
Excessive arrivals of hogs hero SCENE
ed tu hu d~lHrrrUUlgd.
fIu.H.
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LOST.

LOST Esther 10 narnott Bidg., o.
between Butts drug store aud Rar-
nett Hldr., velvet handbag. with purse
containing ten dollars Ion money and
papers Parties will be- rewarded hy
returning SAINT 90 iib 50. Tth street.
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chicago. Jan % iiogs. rr,ripfs
a. 1000. i,u over o. GOO. market struns
mostly Is cents higher uu better
EfHdrHs generally steady bulk fts 60
flf.1u. butchers ga htHfi1 90.
ua,kIug $40 Tt"fst7 o.. urht tts 900
Hfta BOG throw outs so unW $40 So
pu.H fiiu0utlf5t
'nttir r,ccipu 5000. beet steers
steady a. strnng, 600 other ,luat
steady with YESTERDAY CLOSE, lirpi
cattle, good. choice AMI fancy flt-f
Wtl1Nh, medium aud Euud % 100
SO Is; butcher stock. COW and hvtI
Cth 81 90 1850. canncrs and cut.
tors g. 20 81 nu. atucksrs and feed.
ors. good, choic, aud fancy glUstH
siai1. interior omWuu and mrdtum
81 O. HftTahs calves kiH.tHufit 90.
Sheep r'rcipts 1000. urm. o.
cents higher; choice lumlH 1901 handy
Noapliurs STRENGTHENING must. lumhH.
shuivs and primo eiNhHuhl tnt me.
dium and good $1,000 flflt ~. culla
81 tnH $3.50; ewes. choice aud
prius So 2tafti0.4hs medium aud
good $500 ~ so 20; rullH $500 81 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
kan,ns Clt, Il,c-iock.

Kansas Cli,. Mo, Jan Ia Hugs.
receipts st,0oO; market steady, hcry,
ft3 uN u 81. SO. lights kltNuukIT 900.
PIGS 81 UOn $3.50
cattle receipts 1900. market low
or. sisorn StNN0 $40 900. western
$40 90 80 0Ot COWS tE.bOHrsIaOo
hriirrs fk.0Ofr SO 90. stockum t1.au
$4,000. calves ts.ONm Sti0O.
Sheep receipts faeN. market STEADY
lambs so nn ftt.a5, Nearlinrs 81 80
ust1 CO., Nethors StU0UMNIthu
ewes 9auUff GtU.ga.
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TuE uNT snoP nNnGAIN nay

Ia order to olctn M sio'k bcfnrv
lca,tng for Eastern ninrksts Ms.
Chau,hcriin viii all hats worth up
to $1,000 nj ~. 90 zach. Come earl,
AMI grt Nour rltui,c. inp NJ ith IT.
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ALL KINDS, both new and second
hand, bought. sold. re~ted and 70
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter .'x.
change. Phone stt. 1ta So. eth. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

Every woman a. ant o. Doe lu the
wronr until she hegin1 tu rry-then
she's atl right
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FOR k~EnT-Rooms

AMERICAN HOTEL e. Rooms and
board rates reasonable 501h West
Central Phone a0i.
FOR NENr-Curner OF Third AVID
copper Avenue. Rooms rs and sa,
T. g. Albright.
ron KENT Rooms for light houac-
keeping "a TIA 80. an street. IN.
i3Se-W. A. n. Armilo.
FOR Ni;NT-Threr attractive ofncea.
All modern convenience Formerly
occupied by unan HAM ester COM
pnnN. Apply Wrighra Trading Post.
Fourth and Gold.
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Coal viii not gst any cheaper. Or
der Ccrriilos nov. Hahn eoa' Co.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-26
OVERRIDING A GOOD THING.

There is need for the encouragement of for
estry Our timber supply is rapidly diminish
ing and there doubtless is much waste In luIn-
bering operations Woodlot owners could utll-
ize their timber to greater advantage by bet
ter understanding of the natural rules OF for
.estry But the proposition made by certain
forestry faddists that woedlot owners be COM
PEELED by law to handle their timber under the
direction of professional foresters as about as
absurdly silly an idea as ever entered the hui
man mind 1t would defeat the very purpose
for which it was proposed. Few farmers or
other freeholders would reforest their lands
under such conditions.
IF the forestry associations and schools of
forestry are sincere in their efforts to promote
the interests of forestry they will eliminate this
compulsory proposition from their discussions.
The people generally are becoming thoroughly
tired of having their private affairs regulated
by law And they are coming to state OF mind
which will not be safe for the regulations or the
regulators.
A campaign of education and publicity may
be the means of developing larger interest IN
forest planting and in the more intelligent care
of standing timber and the press of the country
undoubtedly would lend its aid to the advance
ment of such a movement