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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

mis.lon On New Mexico December ~ 1919.
2 =. NJ. A. L. Aohnlryn
Compared $40 to NH.
ISDExED
1882
Com 'pd. Tw 10 OF
State 81 New Mexico,
ThE 'instrument va aied for record on
the ibth day Of December, 1919 a. lo'l9
Reeortz o. said Countv. Folio 49,
Csrs1 NEsToR MoNTOYA,
nv Cisrk and iSscorder.
state Of New Mexico. County Of BernsliiiO.
Ia the District Court
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT.
Ia the Matter 81 tAe Estate Of Aline Ma
thlde Julia Bouvard Gardener, Deceased
To Rene Bouyard sud 70 All Persons In
Sotles il hereby given that the undersiEn'
cd executor has tiled his final account n the
district court Of hernAliilo county. wherein
said matter Is pending On general appssi,
and that the court has fixed the. lIth ,dsy
u January. 1920, a. The hour 81 nine %o,elocs
" Bernalillo County. n NJ, a. the time nnd
piare Tor hearing objections 10 said aceonnt
al which time aud place all persons Interest
ed are directed 70 appear and make th'i
JOSEPH V. WILSON.
Executor 81 the Estate Of Aline hathtlds
Juiia Reward Cardonei. deceased
No. u7tt District Court bsrnAliiio
il re estate 4 NJ. ). b. Gardener. De
Notice Of hearing on anal acct,
/ Dec. ~Z0-2T-Jan. A-lo,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

the action BY fitting logically Into
the story.
"Mayiime" was written By nida
Johnson Young. author Of Brown Of
Harvard" Naughty Marietta Capt.
Kidd, Jr." and other recent successes.
It's muRicai setting came from Sis
mund RombcrE, composer OF Her
Soldier Boy" and many Of the sons
hits In tho Winter Garden shows.
The story. opening In a Washington
square Garden IN iSto. proceeds
through the years for three quarters
OF a century. The last Of the -FOUR
acts. or episodes. shows a happy sui
mination IN the lives Of the grand
children OF the romance of thoir an
q stors. bliRhted two generations be-
fore by parental opposition. The in
termediate acts present striking pic
lures OF New York life at widely dif-
ferent periods, the salient character
lstics Of each OF tho eras being ae-
curateiy reproduced.
The Messrs. Shubert. with their
customary prodlgailty. have provided
an excellent cast. There Il. OF course
a chorus. and an augmented orches'
ira.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
af@E ClaRGin

liza 1ceisis. aatentnrs. salsre AID ne 70
linaIneni 81 . Kew YORK. society ht.aty. are
hicnd4d win rare charm IN his renewable
sss4 ~ AeAar fights ~ possession 81
4 remsn 70 destroy her apni Thea. te save
her ufe' ~ strafrIes with acaiA aenihrt he
~ = famed ~ same,hinr greater than mere
dssIfe and becomes . real nan 81 iha feet
81 iha n|fl q H. dresna. u a an unuuuaI
picture rrirrina IN blot and tAeme ahow
ina the star a Ais hest
o. TUESDAY ~ Wednesday,. ''Chiiarfr II
n~ahIshmuni VA hifehsll teuis - Dick
nresul = fortuan 81 an snaerupuiuus hum.
ne fnflunrfial iumbeF company. 10 succeeds
10 tulldinr up > thriving larrinr snlerrfisa
81 his own. The 'Caildrsn q ~nnnishment'
afe Aiicn H~areennie and his wife kioinr,
9TH when Dick falis IN ieve. His rigid
moral code uu act aIiou him 20 show her
ne iove he feels He leaves in order 70
make u less hard for hImssit. A. Der bid
ding " reiurns, hai not Is stay Tor long.
o. Thursday Friday and Saturday, ThedA
nara Va The Lars % Amhition.'' The cid
sdars that Hell Hath No fury Like A
Woman scorned'' vas never better srsmpli'
lied than In thit super Fok production.
ClsE Dolan. Who " unprecedented on the
screen ~ Miss nars. finds that tbs man 10
whom she haa given her isre vas only trifiing
with her aheeflans. In her fury the de-
tsrmlnes So uverep the insult upon the en-
tire breed q n4h she IL transformed from
. trusting Giri into an ambiious woman,
shiu.tiar for worldly success. She achieves
success far beyond her first ambitious
dreams.
Thsaa Bars h sen In the prineipsl role
Of this unsuual and gripping production,
Several local screen f~svorifss are In the
ssrong supporting EAST
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

STATE ~ Ne~ MEXICO, County Of BsFnaiillo.
In the District Court
Karen sherman, flaintih,
".
Gardan ghermar. Defendant.
To tho Above Named Defendant
You are hereby notified that suit ~.
been Sled against you In The said Court and
County by the above named plaintih. ~
which the said piaintif praYs for divorce on
tho grouuds ~ non.support And you are
further notifcd that unless you enter %
cause 70 be entered your appearance IN setd
cause on 90 before the End day OF fsbruafYi
A ID. 1920. Judgment will be rendered IN
eaia cause against You BY default and The
relief prayer for win be rranted. q,
The name % TIC pialntih attorney 4
Hearork and griEsby. whose post once al
dress u Albuquerque ~ ". -
tsEALJ EsTOk hOAiorh.
BY HARRY y LEE, Deputy.
Dee. g0-11. Jan. $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

Hsrs are several wonderful padding re-
eipes which have been snioyed and approved
By royal paintes'
Regal pudding.
I pound stoned raini.ta
IN pounds stoned entrants
st pound chopped apIdes y
"a pound chopped beef suet
"a pound bread crumbs
x pound euitsnas (pluiuH)
Y pound brown sugar
eounees Of chopped nhfed orange and
lemon peel
x teaspoon Of each Of the following
.psess! nutmsg einnamon. eleves and all
spice.
sii Of liquid. either milN. brandy or ale.
Mi we'll the above ingredients together
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
NOTICE

a. the Pirst savings Bank and Trust tom
pany viii Be held At it, office AZ $3.50 ?,
~. January -. 1870. for the slseiioa Of
directors
Dee 6.i3-2O2T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

The annu,i meeting o. the s,oekhelasr.
81 the First Natonal Bark viii =. hsid y
its office ~ $50 y m Janusry H. iS-V'
Tor tho election Of directors.
Dee tt1-zo-2T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

WHAT is it-when all is said
and done-that makes SO many
people in this community al
most extravagantly enthusiastic
about the Cadillac? We believe
it is not any one feature, or any
set Of features, of construction
or operation. Rather, it is the
positive knowledge that, wheth-
er they want to go 10 miles or
10000, the Cadillac will go the
distance without repairs or adj
justment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

The Evening Herald IL the New
MEXICO paper that put the Glass
In CLASSIFIED advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

On 1sna1r 90 N.na1s. nss.ub,r ~ ana
-. Itl.I 1ntNrIrt 81 "remuaa Frtn1ItT'
q pltIufI tif|1lf raftsrslns ~ eststani nate
Of Anlfira n ~ frreinr terdsafg t1usr4
Neitt4Fisn u not eaftt1 A dramatic Has
alan story - ! Hntsisn peasant boy Who
r4d4 hE tfItIHt n AnItIr1 1nd fslurnr1
q us hsts,Ant. when ~ M hfer4 ~
.aaIs,ss r'ft sna.az,fsa - ~ assf<s a.
k.c = cruataY % fun ns.f Lganf'
On TUESDAY ant Wednesday,. nsselahsf -
A1f "a n n Warner a. ne HtterIsnn Cole
rur~r Pieiprs - = Wenah's Uoner
ne tiof5 u uuq o. h~lstEnsAI - an 90.
ooruru,nua Hfrsaiurlss NJ iriixnsl 81 :
Willy oriental upiam sapnritr and nc self
narriffe Of . ypuns Eafa q aocter pho bore
ne stigma ~ . hiramlsi ia hls stteugt 70
eunceai ~hat ~ believed 70 he rs dishoaor
.iieehsd q he Fsguistian q ~ nahsses'
dad falAes.
ai.o iio.ess krbpski, IN 'sTAs vinain."
On FAurs1ay snd FRIDAY. Jsnuafy ! ana
= Maurice Toarnruf's great ne~hiercment,
s'Nomsn. rHrfInG the romaa q Afbuquer.
que sn appoftuniiy 10 ltn themselves 81 9th.
err see lhsan. A most uhnasal picture SHOW
ms ~ detssppnens 81 women thrpukkeus
al she t4ea.
Aiss : special comedy, Mr. Joe Martin,
ths worlds NOS, hiehly sdaesisd monkey In
fit tetf riesarrl 'frhs 1ars Nqzkey
on 1esurda0. Jnnuary ,, william Desmond
N ''neyond ne e~hadoss-'
Aiac . MACK seaia eensdy. by siers
AT IHE PABYInrE.
o. Sunday and taonaaV. stThs Beast Z
EpE prsdnrtion featuring Gesrss walsh.
Ragged welicsn Afs eehass q high Eng
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

state Of New Mexico
State Corporation Commission Of New
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON
United states Of America
State Of New Mexieo-ss
n IL hereby certified, that the annered IL
. full, True And compiete transcript Of the
CERTIFICATE or efOCkHOLDkhS' NON
LIABILITY
Of
DISTRICT Oh COMPANY
no Htoctholders' Liability
(No. i026D
with The Endorsements thereon, as same ~.
pears on hle and Of record in the once OF
the state Corporation Commission.
in Testimony Whereof the state Corpora
flon Commission 81 the State Of New Meaieo
has consed this certiheate 70 BE- signed By -
Chairman and the seal Of said Commission.
20 BE- aaxed % the City % santa fe on this
18Th dsy o. December. A. u. 1919
tHeaD HUGH n. WILLIAMS,
Attest: Chair.Aan.
"A. 4. MORRISON. Clerk.
CERTIFICATE on STOCKHOLDERS NON
LIABILITY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
'MAYT|ME' COMES
TO CRYSTAL, JAN. Z
Classed as a Play With
Music of
New York Life

"Maytime." tho exceptionally popu-
lar entertainment which the Messrs
shubert are to presen, at the Crystal
Opera House, Friday, Jan. 2, differs
so radically In both theme n treat
ment from the conventional musical
comedy as 10 mark a distinct innOva-
ton in stage fare. Its classification
as a play with music Is exact. for
q Is n dramatic narrative embellished
with auxiliary music which enhance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

A. N. Recorded n Vol n" Misc. of Rec
ordn % said County, Folio ass.
tseail NEsTOR MONTOYA.
By Clerk and Recorder.
OLIVIA EvERITr. Deputy Clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

81 ) nsskhelders' meetlnF dulT called for
thas purpo.e 70 sell assiEn. transfer. Or
s ssrssss s''ss'' .. ii ms Ppsrssssssss s2 s Il sns
that : majority Of me ~heis beard concur
plus s%assinss q sseumslassd pfsd,a 60 The
par taaae Or acquisition 81 property and 20
ne parehase or acquisiiion u IL ern cap.
and . speh manner, and upon surh Ierns %
the neard of Directors shall Determine. and
nsltAsr the property nor ne. capital sieek %
prohss for the pulposs Of declaration or pay
msni Of disideud3 anless otherwise deter
alnsd By . majority Of the Board q Diree'
10 he'll. purchase or otherwise aeaulrs. to
SCI ssslsn, ,r.asisf. ncrisess' Plsds. OF
s,sss sss ' ssnss a. e.b.n sss Z, 's osh. s.p,sii
drnses % Indebtedness created by other cor.
pcratiou Or corporations and vhle he hold-
isss's ' q s " issis al &. sisAs %
1hs Company reserve. tbs right to amend.
,ss.s 1xrislss 81 fsseSpsrsiisa ia he nan
DER nov or hereafter prescribed BY siatnte.
and ell rights conferred on stoctholder-
hsrsin are granted subject 10 ihis reserve
IN WITNESS WHEREBY. y. have here.
unto a our hsnds and aeals this 18Th day Of
! D'''~''' ato, e, se,aissrsELL ,s..p
HAnk6 s ROBINSON IsssR
n n. HANNA lHdnl
State Of New Nenico.
Connty Of neruaiflo-ea
On this 18th day Of pecfnbsr. A p. 1915
hefcre ne pertonally appeared George q
HANS, 70 me hnewn 20 D. the persons DO
seflbsd IN ard @ha erecutel The for 9vois
eeuted The same a. th4ir free act and does
''f wiTsE ass VEsiHRRehsrfsoSR. 'n S srs
unto asi my hand and aaired ny oahciAl sea
re Az A9a rear aF's sssys viI,.,H
kossrY Fable 10 sAd Tor SIC County Of Der
nalllo, State Of New Mexico.
Ny commiasion expires March IL, ioe2.
ENDORSED
Ne. I010O
Cor. Reed. Vol. =, Page 900. Articles o
Incorporation Of DISTRICT OIL CoMPANl
Inc Btockhflders' Liability.
PILED In Once 81 State Corporation Com
mls.ion Of. New Assioe, December 10, 1915
A. l.. MORRISON. Clerk.
Compared JJo 10 EMA.
1910
INDEXEp
Com 'pd. TW 20 on.
Stats Of Nsu Mexico.
County Of hernnllllo-ta
the 1end day Of D~ecenber. 1919, Al ef5
O'Clock A. ~ Recorded In Vol. n" Misc
of Records Of said Coaniy, Folio 150.
(sssf) NESTOR MONTOYA,
OLIVIA EvERfrT. DspaiS Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

Cen pd Tw 70 or
kinfe q kea Menieo.
Comfy Of hernaiiiIo-ss
Iha in1lraMan1 Nna nled Tor record on
The BAD day u December, tple. - es52
o.cloek =. m. Eaecrtnd In Vel Aise.
81 Hecurds u aait cg4AfF, foiio aae
~ Clerk aud Recorder.
OLIVIA EyKRITT. Deputy clsrh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
~ Eicekhnldrr,a LIahllltyl

THIS IL TO CERTIFY that the undsrsiss.
being oil the original lneorporAtofs who
har, hled the certificate Of Incorporation 10
the above named cooperation, thereby also
eating themselves together ander the pro
visions Of hcction IS, Chapter 10. enacted ~
the sdth Leeisietiy. Assembly Of New hc..
amsndmsnts thereto. for aud on behalf Of
tnonsrlrf8 and all other ttockhoidera VINO
may become associated With them ~ ssid
sksii b. no stociholders' liability on account
Of any Of NE stock issued ~ The said cor,
poration, aud that all ~stockholdsrs Of SAD
~ % account u ans sioek issued or held b.
them. stcspi such liability for the amount q
the capital stock certified 70 have been paid
in property OF cash ~ the time Of The com
Ths Registered once q the corporation Is
iocstsd a. ii2g East Central Avenue, Alhu'
qaeFque. New NeKito, aud George g. camp
bell is dssiFnsted ss the statutory agent 10
charge thereof ard upon whom process
ssaiasi tks sep9ssuon d1,,ay, es ssf'se..n
ISaRRRy 5 HsosiSsoS Ass
siats q New Ms1ieo.
On this tsth dsy o. December 1919. bsiors
ne personally appeared George 4 tampoeu.
hsrfy : Robinson and r. y Eanna 70 mo
s9s's s,. 20 "a ~, ne ffssS. us d' is.iSsa.H ~ ssSSSS
afkno1ledeed that they. an each Of them
s1scuted The same - their free act ard deed
..i NJ hssd sna aaaes ny omsisi seal The
day sad year frat shove written.
fNotarial SEAL 2 J. tOhitlL
Notary Pubic In and foF the County o. Der
raiiiio. state ~ New Nsaieo
NJ cnmmisaian expires March "a, 1879
ENDORSED
No 1881
Cor Reed Vol Z, Pagr 500 Certlhcail
u sisrkholdeft Non liability q DISTRICT
oil COMPANY no stotkholdsrs' Liabil
"pt.a 4. oHe. a. et.t. corooratlon Com,
miasion % AsW MsEico December ~ isiy.
A MORRISON, cisrt.
q Tempered go ~ ENA.
Dec - %.
compared nv o. 90
INpKxED
stats u Nsr nsrlea
Courir 81 her1ailllo-fs
This Instrument va. hled for record On N,
e2nd dag VI Dettmbef 1919. 81 300 . coeI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

Cor Reed Vol o Pase 900
Amsndwent 70 Certificate u incorporates
Of THF GEORGE n GRiG0s CosraNh
mo Ftoekholdsrs Liability chansing same
70 SINS ROBERTs a co, IAC 10 stock
holders Liability
FILED III Omee 81 state Corporation Com.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
CREDIT MEN MEET IN
DETROIT CONVENTION


DETROIT, June 10.--TWo thousand
members Of the National Association
OF Credit Men were here to-day for
the Gath annual convention OF their
organization. Discussion Of credit
problems was to begin, following an
opening address to be delivered by
Mayor James Cousins. cf Detroit.
Many forms of Entertainment have
been provided for the ercd't men dur
ing aheir three days sta2 here. The
program, Of the convention calls for a
discussion Of the various problems
confronting the member. In view OF
the vast amount OF reconstructlop
work necessary az result of the war.
Prominent speakers at the session
will include Carter Glass, secretary
Of the Treasury; Paul ". Warburgs
former member of the Federal Re-
serve Board; Edward James Catteil.
of Philadelphia: julius Henry Cohen
a leading New York lawyer. and w
II. Booth, v'ce-president OF the Guar
anty Trust Company, New York
Address "a relating TO policy and the
conduct Of the credit business afei
schedulel 70 ne delivered b. the fol-
lowing n1emners; r. B. Bethel, Jhuis-
Vile. KY: George w. Gardiner, OF
Providence, Il. l.: l.. Hallgren. Seattle.
Wash; ]. II. weer. Tocamo. wash:
Fred Brown Snyder. Philadelphia
Vernon Hal, Dallas; NJ. s. Green. nj
eago; .. l.. Mixte-. Worceste., Mass;
r. w. Sparrrnbergsr. Evansville. Ind:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
EXCHANGE or CHILDREN
ASKED BY FRENCHMEA
Paris Professor Would Fur
ther Understanding
With u. S.
BY PROFESSOR A. FRIBo3RG.

written for the United Press)
tNOtc. Professor Andre Fribours
Is professor Of history in the Chaptal
College Of the University OF Paris. He
served as a soldier during the war and
was wounded nj Nerdum. He has
been touring the United States for the
past five monts. lecturing and gather
ing Information for the French Press
and Government on American French
relation. Professor Fribourg IS the
author of a dozen books, mainly on
modern history and topics relating to
foreign affairs.)
The American and the French peo-
PIE more nearly resemble each other
than do any other two nations in the
world Therefore, when ! return to
Paris. shall report TO my government
that every announcement should be
given toe close understanding between
yourselves and ourselves.
You Americans, as far as tempera-
ment Is concerned. are the dlrect-des-
cendants OF the English of Shake
speare's day. You are not like the
present inhabitants of the British
Isles. You resemble more the Eli
zabethan English. who were more like
the French than the English of to-
day. That is why you have so many
traits in common with the modern
French. When Shakespeare wrote his
plays the French and English were
similar. From that time ON the En-
glish character in the British Isles did
not develop along the same lines as
the French. Only the English who
came to America continued the tra-
,dition.
Children OF Is or 16
Americans and French are alike in
temperament and persistent optis.sln.
They have the. same eager mentality.
They react in similar manners to SINH
lar experiences. They are quick in
thought and their vitality Is never at
rest. They are the modern Eliza
bethans This fact. which / have dis
covered in America. has caused me to
determine to recommend to the
French government that an exchange
of children be arranged between our
two countries. American children be-
tween the ages of Is and 16 should
be sent to France to live in full home
intimacy with French families. French
children OF the same tmpressionable
age should come to the United States
and be temporarily adopted here. BY
this means, the next generation in
France and America would know one
another as intimately as they know
themselves.
l shall also urge upon the French
government the desirability of ex-
changing professors and students with
American universities. favor the
universities of each country adopting
one another as sister institutions. so
that they shall have a greater sense
OF comradship than usually follows
the more formal exchanges of lectur-
ers.
a's'' Aetmnte Impression
These are some Of the ways by
which our impressions of each other
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
NO. 2.
-

1120 acres, about 10 miles
from La Crosse, and A miles
from warehouse. Good
roads. Good house and
barn, some garden, fine
water.
There is now some Geo acres in
wheat, looking good. More can be
broken out and put in grain.
All the crop goes to the purchaser
and should go "A long way towards
paying for the place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
Price $65.00 per acre

Terms, SIO,000.00 mortgage which
can be assumed by purchaser. Pal
ance to. be paid this fall after har-
vest. A small payment will hold
this, but must be taken quick If the
crop goes.
HOW ABOUT IT?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10

Address by Head of French chnm',ci
Makes hit az Lyrical Work.

PARIS. France. June ia ccie-
brated musscian once dcciarcd tnat
anything could he set 70 music, even
a newspaper article" some contH-
nation has just been given 20 ms eic-
turn In Paris by the FIRST pertorhlaiiee
Of sApotheose.'' a lyrical work giNeh
" zoo singers (soioists ana chornsi.
'rhe music was written py rTanvis
casadesus and the words BY i'api pes-
chanel. the president OF the cnaIio ioss
~ deputies. M. Deschanef's libretto
4. IN FAC, one OF his cioducrt speech
- x,Tieh Casadesus found so lyrical
mat he was inspired by It o set II 70
music. The work had a mos. success
ful production.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10

a. j, MAY, waehinxt' N, y. l. SawSers
Milwaukee. n. J, fs'rtiette, New Or
leans; r. j. cras. Pf.tsfurSh; :. W@i-
ter Carnan. Baltimore. and u. L. hlr
gem Alilwan.soe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
On ci1 by GrowI.

"By taking Cello Celery each morn
ing you will wash all poisons from
stomach, leaving it pure and sweet
with rosy cheeks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10

Customer lin music seiiers)i
want a copy of the stolen Rope.
Assistant: au afraid don't know
of such song.
customer: why, IL goes tum-tum-
tumpty-tum.
Assistant: oh, you can the Lost
Chord"
Customer: All. that's II!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10

A woman always has a reason for
being unreasonable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
NO. L.

GAO acres, 8 miles from La
Crosse, 8 miles from ware
house.
500 acres under the piow, 1iO acres
pasture.
There is now 22S acres in crop,
which does not go to purchaser.
22t acres summer fallow goes to
purchaser.
2s acres alfalfa. and 90 tons of hay
In the barn
Dandy. room modern home, good
barn, bunk house. blacksmith shop.
Fine water.
Price $67.50 per acre
Terms, $5,O00.00 cash,
100000 this fall, and bal
ance to suit at 6 per cent.
THIS is A SNAP!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
CHILD WORKERS
REFUSE SCHOOL
Boys and Girls Won't Return
TO CIassrooms

LONDON. March 20 -nsy Maill--
The problem OF making premature
men and women into children again
Is proving a hard one.
when the war came boys and
girls 10 years old left school to
work. There was need for them IN
many branches ~ commerce. ana
the children were only too glad 10
evade their lessons and 80 out TO
earn good money"
Educational authorities are eetnb-
fishing special classes in order 10
take up the work of teaching these
young people az the point where
they left off four years ago. But
the boys ana girls have had taste
OF Independence and found they
could earn good wages withou,
much learning They have lost all
desire for school. and u IL impossible
TO force them To return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
TEXAS OIL ZONE
SWEPT BY FIRE

RANGER. Tex. April John
Watson OF Waco was seriously In
1ured and several others slightly hurt
In fire which destroyed two bush
ness blocks in Ranger last night and
early today. Property damage Is
estimated at more than $500 900.
The fire threatened many oil wells
ana storage tanks valued at millions
of dollars. The town. which has
GROWN rapidly since the opening OF
the famous Ranger oil fields. was
without fire fighting protection. by
Mantle was used to stop the spread
Of the flames.
Tho Western Union telegraph Of
flee was one OF the first buildings
burned. cutting off telegraph com
municafion. The telephone office
burned soon after.
OIL men today say there was little
damage done to their property and
that oil production win not be ham
percd seriously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
SEATTLE EMBARKING
PORT FOR RED CROSS

with the sailing of "a Red Cross
nurses and doctors for Siberia from
Seattle. on the Kashima Maru. April
%, Seattle will become the port of
embarkation for such parties. Here.
tofore the Red Cross has sent It's par
ties via San Francisco. The local or.
ganization has received telegram
from Frisco. asking II accommoda-
tons for 20 nurses now In San Fran
cisco awaiting transportation, can
he provided. The group to sail April
22 is under the direction OF Burle w.
Bramhall. former machine gun Of
ficer in the DIST division. The Red
Cross expects to recruit 100 nurses
and 40 doctors for Siberian work.