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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30

a woman's motor ambulance corps
and raised $4,000 for woman's
hospital corps which covered them
selves with glory on the battlcfields
Of France. She trained hundreds Of
women and sent them abroad and
has been decorated for her able SER
vices. As a member of Mayor Hy-
lan's welcoming committee she has
had the privilege of meeting many
distinguished personages.
Col. Boardman made many friends
during her stay in st. Johnsbury
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30
Col. Boardman Returns
Won Honors for Distinguished SET
vices in the War

Col. Meta J. Boardmar, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Abbie j..
Balch for the past month, returned
to her home in New York City,
Thursday. Col. Boardman won dis
tinguished honors during the war,
having volunteered her services for
over four years of philanthropic
work. She was the first to organize
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30

These are the Sunday services at
Ct Andrews Episcopal schurch, Rev
Alfred Poole Grint, Phi. D., rector;
s a. M, holy communion; lo'"O a. m''
morning service and sermon Inc
orrnnist will be Hugh Mackinnon OF
Grace Church, Utica, N. T., WIN
Miss Cramton, violinist, accompanies
This is Miss Carpenters last Sunday
with the choir as directress as weir as
Mr. Mackinnon's and Miss Cramton IS
last Sunday for the summer.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30

The preacher at the union .a Jea at At
or the North and South church ,.,5; ~
thc South church Sunday m n{,l,a5
1niJ 1 bo Rev, DR.. Walter A, Morgan
o %i'' Washington "a pastor Of the M t.
pleasant Congregational chpfch uH
hat city. His subject will De -. "A
philosophy of Gladnesa." Al inc
nnion service in the evening ms
thnmc will be "The Healing Of the
World" DR.. Morgan is pastor o.
one of the largest churches oil 'n'
Capitol city and should be heard OS
all.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30
SUNDAY SERVICES

Row. George A. Martin will c preacn II
At Grace Methodist churcn .;a 1@ to
~ morning a sermon appropriate Tb he
7 1'i abor Day, his theme beng ,,li tn h
c ,;noGi - This church will unite WIN .t
t 1rlSi North and South churches in , Inc
union services at the oo"'" 0''
Sunday evening.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30
STATE NEWS

The Fuller drug store, the and 10
cent store of C. d. Allen G. Co., were
entered by burglars at Bellows Falls,
Thursday night but the losses are
small. In both instances entrance
was effected through a rear window.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30

Why fout science and trust "fat,
old women" asks Rupert Hughes,
soldier and author, in next Sundays
New York Evening Telegram, as he
SCOTS at so-called "proofs" of the
Spiritualists and "Life After DEATH"
and says no court would accept views
of Conan Doyle and Sir Oliver
Lodge.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30

l. e. Randall recently reported see
ing bear in Hydeville and his story
was duplicated by Mrs. Peck of that
place, who, while out berrying Satur-
day, saw bear and two cubs.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30

The Rutland hospital is filled al
most to its capacity, so patients be-
ing registered there Tuesday. Two
or three beds in the mems ward were
the only VACANT ones in the house.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30

There will be preaching morning
and evening at the Adventist church
nv Rev. C. H. Morse. Subject OF the
morning sermon will be ga Heroic
Prisoner of War" The subject on the
evening meeting will be open to al
to take part and the subject Will DC
"The Christians Prize Fight"
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30

Reliable maid for gen
eral housework to go to Washing
ton, D. C. Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks,
st. Johnsbury. 56-6t
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-30

WANTED-Wo to work by the
hour cleaning. The Avenue House.
Sc If
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
Holds Gates
May Be Built Across
Irrigation bitches

Judge Hickey In the district court
today handed down a decision In Ia
vor Of Mrs. Robert Dietz against
whom suit was brought by the Aibu-
querque Acequia contesting the prop
erty owners right to build gates
across the main irrlgating ditch. The
court held that ~ was lawful for
property owners IN the valley through
whose land the aceQula runs to buiii
gates across H. The case was a test
ease, the decinion enectIng an Other
ranchcrs In the valley.
Jusia Lopez and George Trulill1
were fined f300 each for assault win
Intent TO Kill. They were found guilt
o. assault upon Johnny Mann In ola
Town las. May Adrian Sanchez VINO
WIS indicted with them, war found
not guilty In the trial Ceiso Gale
Cos was also fined $500 Tor the SAINT
offence.
Mrs. Anita Aldaco Montez was sen
fenced 70 Two years and one month
IN the stale pcnitentiary on a big
amy charge.
Willie Richardson was cnmmlttel
to b state reform ohool al Syringe.
Fioreneio Zamoras recently found
guilty Of larceny Of cattle. was grant
ed a new trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

ISOLATION viii meet In the county SUI
perintendents office In the courthouse
next Saturday Mt 10 o'clock. The
meeting will be held to orange for
the study course which the teachers
voted to take wncn they organizef 4.
The enrolment OF the county teachers
In the n. NJ. n. A. which meets IN
this city Thanksgiving week will De
completed. The teachers Of this
county expect 10 have roo per cent
attendance nc tho educational meet.
Word has been received OF the
death Of Charles Cunningham In Bo-
erne, Texas, on November 2. Mr..
Cunningham was In this city for Sow
erai years. living on santa Re stree.
His wife and small son accompanied
the body back to C~ovington. KY, for
burial.
C~oncussion OF the brain IL the rel-
son given by her physicians, for the
condition OF Mrs. Dorita padiila who
has been laying In a state OF total
inconsistencies since Monday al ~.
Joseph's hospital. where she wRa
taken after the automobile accident on
that day. This IN the sixth day ihnl
she mas been unconscious. The doc
tors report slightly favorable changes
IN her condition, and have not en-
tirely given up hope for her recovery.
Mr.. Montoya who was hurt In tho
same accident II out OF danger. III,
injuries were all external.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
State Historical
Society VIII Meet
= Here on Nov. rs

SANTA re. 4. NJ. Nov. Iy.-The
HlnturIcnl Society OF New Mexico. NJ
its annual election. has chosen The fol-
lowing officers; President. l. Brad
ford Prince. Nho has served both a.
governor and chief justice Of the "A
pfeme court Of the territory q New
Nfcxioos Nlce-prosidents. Frank w.
Clancy. Col Ralph ~ Twitchcll, Ben
J4min NJ Read. recording secretary.
~ A. Johnston; corresponding secrc-
torien. W. A. Berger and ars n. ~.
Victory; treasurer. Arthur r. 2. Rob
ias0n; curator. Henry Woodruff;
members % the executive council
%eafor Montoya. Albuqueruues Major
". n. n. I.seweiiyn. Las Cruces; r. l.
Racn. SANTA Re: Alois Il. Renehan.
Santa Fes Amado Chaves. A~ibuqucr-
que; A. y. S~picfciberg, Santa Pc.
The next meeting OF the society Will
be held In Albuquerque on the morn
ing Of Nor. 20, when rice-presldentn
for the several counties will be select
"a. only the following having been
chosen at the annual election. bona
Ana. John u. Vaughn Rio Arriba.
Samuel Eldodt. San Miguel, Antonio
~fAuccro: Santa Fe BENJAMIN f..
pnnkoy: Taos. MaiaquiaH Martinez.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
STATE OFFICIALS TO
RECLAMATION CONVENTION

SANTA FE. r.. NJ, Nov. H. Ed
ward Everett Young. chairman OF
the soldier settlement board. and Les
lie A. Giilett. state engineer, will rep
resent New Mexico at the reclamation
convention OF Salt Lake City on Mo-
vember 10. 20 and ~, in addition to
the ten delcgatoa already appointed
by Governor Larrazoio. They VIII
leave Monday.
Governor Lerrasolo was informed
by Governor Davis OF Idaho that he
mad called the Convention In the name
OF tho governor OF New Mexico, prob
ably because OF the successful launch
ing OF the League OF Public Land
states, which was originated by Gov
crnor Larrazoio, and the governor
was anxious for mat reason to have
tho officials there to see that his In
~terests were protected. Mt. Young
was assured by the governor that his
expenses would be paid from other
sources than the soldier settlement
board fund which is tied up by injunc-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
Every Little Apple Has
A Purpose of Its Own
Experienced Buyers Know characteristics and Uses Of Different
neutrality-suspicious. of Some Standard Fall and Winter
Apples-Pretty Skin Does Not Guarantee Taste

Rhode Island Grcculng. This il a
rrecnish yellow apple ~ fairly large
sire Some Of he apples have a red
dish blush on the exposed sides. The
GrccninE possesses good keeping quai-
lilies and II primarily o winter apple.
baldwin Important Commercially.
The mos; important commercial
apple districts IL the Baldwin. II Ia
a solid red apple In w~rii-colored spec
linens, ard Is one OF tne most import
ant housekeeping Kenerai-purpose va
rieties. While not Possessing the
sprightiy flavor OF some OF the dessert
varieties, II yet has a wide use for
eating as well AZ culinary purposes.
The Yellow Newsgn or Albemsrle
Pippin Is a winter fessert apple n
yeilowish-green Color. The crisp.
iaicy texture % the apple aud lie very
mgh flavor make thu sort particular
~ priced for eating purposes during
the winter months. Tine Fellow New.
ton possesses good cooking qualities,
but tIt relatively high price at when
II frequently II solda makes Il a des-
sert rather than a cooking apple.
The Winesap aui the stayman
Winesap are Important varieties wide
~ grown In different parts OF the
country. The Staymnn Winesap II a
good-sized, red-striped 90 nearly solii
red apple which possesses excellent
keeping qualities and IL OF much i'm
portance both for dessert purpose
and for cooking. The Winesap has
excellent dessert qualities AID il re-
Enrded as one Of the best genet u
purpose apples on the market. al
though a little small for an idtll
cooking apple.
northern spy u Good Kocpcr.
one or tn. sta pie varieties q apples
grown principally in the northern
apple districts Ia the Northern Spy
u Is OF good size and one Of the
choicest OF dessert apples because II
its crisp texture and spicy favor. II
Is not lacking In culinary qualities.
but like the Jonathan and Grimes and
some ~ the other choice varieties "
Is predominantly valuable for dessert
purposes. Il Is highly colored. being
heavily striped with red and on tho
exposed side q develops into nearly 4
solid color
An apple moro frequently boxed
than harreled. and grown largely n
the northwest, is the Arkansas Black.
u, BE- good sized and very Arm and
hard until fully maturcd. Solid red
In color. u aNsumos in many speci-
mems almost q black shade. II il in
soaso during the winter. Its use "a
principally culinary. II IL frequently
found ou The fruit stands but is not
Very desirable for eating IN Its fresh
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

Different varieties Of uppies have
genealogical Beriillion marks that
serve as Identification guides TO the
initiated. Those who "hnow'' apples
understand that In many eases an un-
attractive skin covers nesh OF most
delicious favor, while on the other
hand many "A fair appearing apple
leaves the consumer with the convic-
uon that he does not like apples ts
well as he used TO. Buying an apple
because It's skin is red or because It
appears a~ttractive--if you don't know
any more about II than that's like
buying a pig In a poke. A rosy apple
may taste as good as Il looks, but IL
Is quite ss apt not to do 80. Persons
not familiar with the qualities OF the
different varieties OF apples are wise,
when buying in quantity, 10 stick to
standard sorts. The characteristics u
a Few OF the leading varieties are
given by the United States Depart
menf OF Agriculture as follows:
Bcn Davis Iesidz In Quantity.
From the standpoint Il quantity the
most important apple 10 be found on
the market Is the ben Davis. II IL a
goods zed apple. very attractive in
appearance. being 80 heavily striped
with red In wcll-grown specimens, as
10 make a nearly solid red color IN
the exposed side. II Is n~otJriously
lacking In eating quality. but when
used for cooking purposes II has on
siderable merit. Because Of It's good
keeping and shipping qualities Il Is
one OF the most widely known OF tho
winter varieties.
The Jonathan n one OF the best AMI
p u the most common varieties v
apples In season during the fan
months and which are excellent for
eating u~acooked. The Jonathan Is a
medium sized red apple and rather
small for culinary purposes. but q IS
seldom used in this way because OF
Us choice dessert qualities. II IS
usually marketed during the late au-
tumn. II IL not usually found Ia large
quantities much later than the holi-
days.
Tho Grimes. or Grimes Golden. a.
u is commonly called. is another fnll
apple that has a season extending
about TO the LIST Of January. II rs
commonly used as an eating apple be-
cause Of III specially fine favor and
other dessert qualities. II T. "A me-
dium-sized golden yellow apple aud
should not be held much later than
the holidays, because II rs ant 10 de-
vclup apple scald.' a storage trou-
Bile 20 which this taricfy b. suacep-
ubfe. II 10 b. held too long
one Of the best known apples for
culinary purposes, although % pos
scissors dessert qualities as well, is the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
Mortuary

BUNBAf -Funeral services for
Nn lens y. Dunbar. who died last
Mqnday. were held this afternoon NJ
aisO o'clock from the Blakemoro
chapel. The Rev. Hugh A. Cooper
~officiatod. The body lay In state
from > o'clock this morning until
$3.50. The burial was In Fuirsiew
cemetery. ~Tallbearers were, ". -.
Cfisiy. J. r. Elder. ,. g. RoEn. ". r.
Elwovd G. =. Waugh and PITT Ross.
FEHRAIsl-rhe funeral Of Nenzi-
70 rerrari was held this afternoon
"a $3.50 from the family residence 20
d immaculate Conception church.
Father Mnndelari ofnciated. Burial
was In Calvary cemetery. Fred Croi-
lots was IN charge.
GABALDON- Paironeio Gnbaldon,
M a old. died yesterday morning
~ HE family homo north Of town.
Funeral services Will be held tomor-
roa morning AZ . o'clock. Burial viii
be 3a Santa Bnrharn cemetery. Fred
C%rollott ~ ia charge.
BAcA-sanfiaeO Baca. 90 years
Old. died Yesterday AZ his home at
Ranches DE- Asriaro. The funeral
was held this afternoon Of 3 O'Clock
from tie fnntiiy rrsidence Burial
VS. In Faireicw cemetery. frvd croi-
lott WAS IN charge.
WERNfNG-funerai services for
Mt - "tininfs WI" nitu
yesterday were held this aftsrnoon
from Strong Brothers' chapel at
1t10 c'cinrk, the Rev Hugh A.
rooner officiating. Brrai was in
ftairtiew cemetery.
LfVfNGGTON-Elmcr Livingston.
81 years Old. died yesterday az his
apartment He came here from
Bridges. y. J.. ~ menths ago.
His motknr. Mrs Anna y. wood WIS
with hlfn. G. r. French ~ in charge
Of funeral nrranFemonta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

Tho nation-WiGc campaign OF ne
Episcopal church II now ON ~ the
missionary district Of New Mckee ,.
which includes nise Texas west OF the
This canvass win be energetic n
thorough. Mf. Lewis r. franklin. di-
rector Of the Every Member canvass
Of the nation-wido rampalgn in ans
wer 10 a question ~ 70 how the ma
n-wade campaign conducted BY lay
msn = 70 bring AnQsi ~ sEsksn,ns
OF the whole church totp rehiiEation
Of duties 20 bc performed, says;
In the FIRST place, We nave the
power OF numbers. In the second
place. the appeal q the clergy has
been limited 10 a very large extent 70
those who 20 20 church regularly. We
mlEht just ~ well give mp any idea a
success f that were the plan. In
the third place. the clerey from the
puipit hare been addressing TO -
hy1neh a general Invitation 20 work
for the church. This campaign pro-
poses 20 take that i~ntlgntion, trans
late II from general terms Into spe.
eide terms pot u IN the hands OF a
hundred thousand men IND women
and deliver II individually, personally.
face 70 frce. and man 10 man. to the
other 500 GOO and there = going TO oe
no escape u responsibility.
DO YOU KNOW That IN the three
years. 1tis-1ef6, our communicates
Increased BY seven and seven-tentlis
per cent while the Cherry increased by
only enc and four-tsath per cent 2
And that there was an average net
gain 81 only 81 ministers each yeav
10 meet an annual average net gain
u 2b.eHo commandments?
DO foU RSOW7 That the Episco-
pal church in America sent 1876. iO0
men into The armies Of America for
the war overseas: but that she has to-
day only fS5 men and women, total,
You'd our own
Telegram just received that cam
iraign speakers will reach ~ Pasn
Saturday. November 18th. After
speaking three days there. they will
come TO Alhuquerquc 10 hold meet
ings In thts part Of the district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
}i25,O0O BOND
ISSUE FOR SCHOOLS
IS CONTEMPLATED


the city board Of education Win
hold a meeting next wednesday nleht
70 take initial steps toward calling d
special aicoilon 70 vote for an issue
81 school bonds The rmuupt necss-
AIRY 10 erect nev bullAlhGa and 40 re-
model soma Of tne Old ones viii be
tt4s.oqe. according 10 re aruhiiecia
estimate Tor n now buildings and
repairs presented ~ a meetins last
night
A eompictc survey n the scho9.
conditions In ,hc city has been made.
showing crowded classroems, and
slany overflow rooms n aae. The
plans Of The school board Tor new
telidinFs will relieve the congestion
ln an parIn Of the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
EPIDEMICS IN
LINCOLN COUNTY
Onlcials Investigate DIpinhcria and
Smallpox Oufbr1hks.

SANTA re. n. NJ. Nov. i5.-Dr. ..
y. Waller, commissioner. and Dr..
O.. :. Lucke,t. chief OF the division OF
communicable diseases OF the state
department Of health. leave today for
Carrix0zo 10 inquire into the contin-
ued prevalence Of smallpox and dlph-
iberia IN Lincoln county. They Will
make n careful study Of conditions
and try to ind a remedy 80 that these
diseases may be put under control.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
MEXICO ADMITS
RADICAL ACTIVITY


MEXICO CITY. Nov. is.-In con
nectlon with charges that red prapa-
ganda Is going into the United States
by way Of Mexico. Il IL known here
that the government has been aware
that radicals OF various sorts have
Intended TO include Mexico In their
field Of operations.
Officials In all ports OF entry have
been ordered to increase their vigi-
lance against the entry Of undcAr-
abies. W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

Cigarmakers In Tampa. Fla, have
refused to work unless a man Is ap-
pointed to read to them. This work.
they say. il too monotonous.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-16
Personal


- ~
Pay your dues to the "a-bif' club.
One-soven-s ix. Taxi line. pone IT'S.
Four-O Taxi Service. phone 40.
p efroup and W. A. keloher are In
Santa W. on buslnrsa Tor the huiidink ard
loan association viii he state taE esmmi'-
y colsaaa o. the csienssa Boiler Al.
plianse eompany. hna returned TO los An
John ". wilson returned this mornlur
from Drming. y. 49,. where h. eraminfd
witnesars in ihe Bait Brothsfs' drne store
bankruptcy case.
Mr. W. ". woade- !. here FROM onllsp
today
.. Porter Jones 81 santa " IL here today.
y A. 6eis u Grants. n n. " in The dg.
Mrs. David fau IL here Today froa Aas'
dalena.
Mr. and Mrs. W. y Nevis Of ~uswa
are In Albuquerque for the day.
H. r. Nay u here from Clovis.
Geo. A. finning came down from las
Mrs II. Msrrril Of Belen Is In "
Baren sparks Is an Albuquerque dtnr
from Artcsia.
T. G. Mahan /. here from Roswell.
T. :. Gotilisb Of cuhsrs. n. NJ is In ths
city.
Broadwar. . non o. Monday morning.
Born; 10 Mr. and Mrs. Lopss. iaat South
Walter. . son. on Saturday night.
George ". kimhall left last night for
wlnslow. where he viii spend q month.
J, u, Herudon, Jr. has returned kame for
his Christmas faeatisn from Colombia. 40,
where he attends the University. fehoel
closed . week early on sseount u ths coal
Dr. II. 4. Pine. aistris, inspector iar .ks
bureau Of Animal Industry. Is here today
from Csrrisoro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-16

A word to the wise IL niways taken win
good spirit therefor. those intending 10 take
b. tho performance ~ Trixie friEanra. In
Poor Mama A. the Crystal Opera house
Thursday night ucc. ~. should proceed a.
once 10 reserve their tickets. Even before
the regular scat sale opened. mail orderl
from surrounding sections had been re
euiVed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-16
Livestock

CHICAGO Dec. ie.-lios receipts %. ;
market mostly es cents higher. buik- ei375
@f4.oo. top, sitio. heavy. ei8.e6G IL 90:
medium sia.75dfti0; light eia.6 q 400
nahf ilFht. fia,a5di3.75; heavy packne
Cattle receipts 92.coo; market lower. Beef
steers, medium md heayy weight, choice ant
prime. $4,000 1000; medium and good,
$40 $50 f775! common $500 1915; lirht
weight. good aad choice. ti2.7sa 1850; com.
mon and medium. ST.T5@ 1873 butcher cat
lie. heifers. e6.2s0 its0i esur. 9s.oofr
fa.es Gamers and cutters. f6ouN GOo /;
veal calves. ef6.5om n SO; fcrdrr stccrs.
o. 00a 1900; stoeksr steers, 1900 q 1913.
Sheer receipts $1,000 market wean
Lambs. fi525di7e5i enlls and oommen-
tii.aO@ 1900, ewes. medium, good aud
choice, ss.0OG 1915; eulln and eamnon,
ss.5oQ77a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-16
Good Morning, Judge
Police Court Items

IL was a ease of navy versus the army
yesterday afternoon. when Hugh CoapeY, Dr.,
appeared a. 8 O'Clock before Police Judge
Mcclellan IN = charge Of spsedlng. Cooper.
who served In the army, wore IN army over
cost. n salaEar, patrolman In plain elelhesI
Who tesiiacd against him, was wearing .
sailors pea Jacket. Cooper told Judge Nc
Clellan hat he was watehine his speedome.
ter lsst before he was arrested. and ~aa not
eScsellnF the speed limit Sslaaar was
standing on the street pheh a. saw Cooper
Judge McClsllan decided IN favor q ths
army when he dismissed Cooper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-16

KANSAS CRY. No. Dee. is.-Pouiuy
and butter unchanged Eggs oae cent iossr.
Firnts, 07e; seconds. ace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-16

KANSAS CIry Ne. dee. L. Hoe ~
ceiptH $1,000 market steady. nalk. SiJa5
y ~ 90; hsasies, ga 400 1895; medium,
siaR5@ 1895 light. siats@ ts.t5; 'iEti
lights. st2l7BM A.. 90. paekipr noes. Sit.15
r ~ 500 pigs, slo.75@ i2.so
Cattle receipts 1900 markes on steers
weaker. calves ateady 70 IS cents higher.
Othcrs sisadg Heavy heef sisera. choice
and prime. siG65m 1000 medium and good,
si3T5m 1895. common. si0.SO0 i3.1h:
light weight. good aud choice si2.S5et SO.
common and medium. $4,000 ~ 70; butcher
cattle. heifers. $4,000 it00f cows. e6.2S@
~ 90 ranners and cutters, t5i0Wd1af
veal calves. $4,000 400. feeder stcert.
s7.T5@ ia.2bi stoekrr steers, IS soc i0.fe-
sheep receipts 1000; market strong 70
IS cents higher Lambs, st52Sd Io.so;
mi and common f923m 800 yearIing
wetheru. 1 2.0Om 1916 ewes, ef.5oes 1893
uiils and common. o. 500 I2Ss brecding
e~e,. 5000 II so; feeder lambs. sii.o0q
ia00.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-16
w~NNTED-Agents 10
Phone 345

POWEKENE r. EQUAL TO GASOLINE
nt iC a gallon. Salcsmcn Hnd agents
wanted. Exclusive territory granted. Pow
creme D. guaranteed 10 be harmless. 10 70.
move aud prevent osrbon, doubling lilo Of
suap speed power. An amount equal TO 90
gallons of gasoiine sert 20 any address in
'hr q Is. charges prepaid. for 300 W.
Porter harnss, sAnta Ross. Gait, Dept.
EII.