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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
TROUT|NG PROMISES
TO Be MOST POPULAR
SPORT THIS SEASON
Fssh Reported Numerous in Both
Pccos and ysmsz Districts. Al.
though Streams Are SIN Too
high For Very Good Fishing

Trout season opens tomorrow. To
hundreds of men In lhH STATE this u
n q the most important things
which can happen IN the sporting
world. Unusual intcrcat being
shown In troutinE this season. arcord-
parts 81 the state ~ the a. ~ A. rhis
! probably dnc % the fact that with
the END ~ he war and lts Feaulianl
exclIemenl cu~ukFf4afIons aud add
floual responsibilities. peurff are nov
returning 20 the normal aud wll take
~ their Old sports with renewed
vieor and pleasure.
Fishermen should hear IN mind the
fact that the state laws have been
slightly chanred. In particular Il the
change noticeable In regard to the
ush 4 nov the maximum catch for
each fisherman IN one day. This docs
away with the objection TO tho old ten
pound rule. which was l-mprncticable
on account % the trouble In knowing
whethsr the ten pounds had been
cauEhL
Fish under ak inches must not be
Kept ana must be returned to the VA
ter. Care should be cxrrcincd IN re-
turning the little firh In order that
they may not he injured. The best
plan i 20 vet the hand before takinE
hold ~ the fish 20 remove u from tho
hook. a. a dy hand Will damage the
outer membrane ana viii seriously IN
lure tho Fish. The hook should he re-
moved AZ carefully ns possible and the
fish slipped into the water. Another
good way u 70 do the entire operation
% removing the fiah from the hook
With the nsh In the water
NJ 4 reported 70 The a. y. T. that
the nshinn viii not be- good IN either
the fccus or jenen districts Tor prob
ably several weeks. due 10 the high
water The streams however. are
nov lowcrinE and within a short time
fishing should 10 u the yer, best
In h forests Keep In mind game vio-
iatlons and report them as o o a.
possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
OCONNELLI IS EASY
WINNER OF THE MAIN
RACE EVENT FRIDAY
Large Crowd Witnesses Race Pro.
gram Held Yesterday Afternoon
On the Mesa Speedway Under
Auspices Of Auto Dealers

Jack O'conneli. DRIVING q Hudson
super-six owned by ~ a. Eikins, won
the twputy-ulis awrcpstakc event.
witch carried = see purse, In the
auto race program which was held
yesterday az the Albuquerque speed
vay under the auspices Of the Auto
Dealer Trade association. O'conneils
ahars % the hlE prize was taon. Har-
~ stewart. driving a SUITS car. look
second place from NJ u. Johnson.
who was forced 10 r. 10 the PIT on
b elEhteenih lap ON account o. y
nlne trouble.
The twenty.mi erIl wa. covered
By O'connell IN - minutes aud ~
seconds Stewart finished IN 20 min
lap. when O'Conncll forged ahead Of
the field. the race really waN between
the johnson Hudsnn and the Htuu for
second place. THIS ended. however.
when johnson was forced 10 leave tho
track.
1ne opening event 81 the program
was the motorcycle tcn-miic race
which was won BY n Harley Davidson
rldcn b. 4. J. Ambosn. whp made the
ten laps IN 10 minutes aud ~ seconds
OF the ak machines 10 start, but four
were abba 60 stand The pace Tor the
entire ten miles. The purse was t2t
Although five fords were entered
for the Ford event. but n was ready
10 start Wnfn the race was called and
! n order 10 nil b program. q match
was hastily arranged between a Ford
owned b. the white garage and driv-
en- ~ }. Little. and a Maxwell owned
and driven b. jack DfConneu Wcon-
nrll covered the 90 miles "a winner In
minutes and 10 seconds This was
the fastest relative time u the entire
program.
Three entries % the four booked
started the ten-mlln frrc-fur-all These
we're a Maxwell driven 10 pronnsll.
a Mitchell. driven hy J. Reeves. and
an Oakland driven hy Harry Hlb1a
The Mitchell was forced To- the pie al
ter the first lap which let u'tuunsi
an EASY winner - the 500 purse. The
time Was - minutes and ~ sncunds
one % the largest crowds ever as-
Hembled for a sporting event In the
cit, Witnessed the races and consider
able favorable Interest has already
been shown In the announcement that
the uuto dealers may stage another
event on July Z az which time every
effort viii be- made 10 SECURE more
aud faster entries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Boys and
Girls Club Leader
Is In the City Today

with over ~g.0oe.OG0 boys and girls
enrolled IN the roys and ilris clubs
81 the United States, there was u
working child behind practically sv-
cry soldier hoy Ne sent a. the firms
line, Vas the cheerful statement
made his morning By T. J. NcWhiii.
assistant club leader Tor the United
safes who arrived here last nirht 10
confer with COUNTY CLUB Leader rhi-
TIPS
Mr Newhiii will give an address
this afternoon at 4 o'clock AZ the
q amber % commerce pnrlor ON the
subject ~ club work ln New Mexico
There j. the greatest chance In The
country Tor successful club work IN
this state" AIR Newbili said this
morning
All pcrrons Interested iu the chill
dren are uured 10 be % the chamber
this afternoon aud 10 meet The federal
leader and hrar HE remarks ON this
Important phase - var work and
child development
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Labor dominates Two
Candidates for Berth
On City Commission

Union labor at d. mass meeting in
the Labor temple endorsed two ran.
didaiss for appointment 10 tho Hca
rY in the city commission caused b.
the death % charles y wade ~ g..
dnhn boiiermaker foreman at the
Santa Fo shops and GeorFe Davis. a
carpenter. we're favored ~ b union
men.
AR Hahn hns been "a resident of
Albuquerque Tor fourteen years and
Nar talked ~ a. u commissioner lu
case tho mcmhsrshlp 81 the body was
Increased 10 five. Mr. Davis b. an Old
resident of the city.
The q mcetnr ~ the commission
b. TO be- held ON "Wednesday night
walter NJ Conn-it selected az the neW
chairman ~ the commission viii pre-.
side 90 hat unac SIR Connril stated
today hat the commissioner were not
certain when ar Mndes 81 ce sof
would be chusrn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
A Real Oil Man

, A. osscnheck. president Of the -pEsENnEcK
ol Company. viii PERSONALLY -uperntend all
duninr operstiors. Mr. osasnt ok the ol
business Years ego. when no was bot % Years old.
he rtnricd 20 work for the STANDARD ofi Comrany 49,
water hoy--and gradually. step BY sicp-Mr osssn.
beck has won promotion after promotion. when he
resigned MS position with the Texas Company. % few
weeks aRo. 20 entor the oil business for himself he
was tecognizri throughout the entire oil world M a
mnn who KNOWS OIL land never misses the
GtSHEn sands-an Oft expert. supreme. W YOU
please, and this q the man who will manage the
pfacuhcck pu Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Base BALL SEASON
CLOSES At THE U.
WITH INDIAN GAME
Indian School 1Akss Measure Of
Varsity n Holly Fought tame
~ ssors q 9 70 3; Large Crowd
Witnesses ihs Contest

1no university baseball s~ascn
closed yesterday with the defeat Of
~ University ~ tho hlbuquefque m.
dian Ft1t1i M 4 n~nrd-fou1hi game on
= University athletic ncId. which
<uaet eit1 . o Of "a IN fasor q
Ih< Indians
r<fh teams had each won a rnms
ever ne ether during ne rrnnnn. ~
fr<<<r1aTf contest being fhn decisive
ere una Witnessed ~ the largest
80 - rr<rfaforr ~ = Naeetall
zane on The IniNtrpIty ncI1 this year.
The tfufr ~ IN favor Of the mn
men. when wal established during
ne rfsi inning. stood until w the
third IrnluE WHEN The Indians tied the
score The ~, IA. Was not broken
InfIi IN he MN inning when the In
cia1 trtpol made two poinia and the
VARSITY n point tipping The balance
70 - IN favor % The Indiana This
>ccrt vas held through the rest Of the
<nmt. although the Varsity did much
substituting during tho hast half they
~rrf NJ bat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

Mr. osscnhcch wus on the ground whom the famous
Fowler well came In. In fact, for more than seven
years he had covered Tho Elcctrn and nurkburnett
ncld Tor the TeSaH Company. oner after oner, made
by promoters 20 use hla name In promotion schemes
vas refused. Iiccausc Me-. Osscnbeck Intended to
ORGANIZE A REAL OF COMPANY. when he
could secure REAL. acreage. When osscnhert's
wondernui property was secured In Block ~ this
territory could not boast of many hF weiis-hut Mr
ons.nhcek KNEW on lands he KNEW whore the
gushers were. And since These wonderful acres were
secured FotH ut MBi.E EusherH have come In
within iS0o feet Of -OssENBEcK's first drilling site.
to say nothing Of the many uusHEI,s which have
been brought In within n few hundred yards,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

This makes -four Of the biggest producers in
the field that OSsENBECK offseis-Two in
The same block. And OSsENBECK is Jam.up
10 Burk- Waggoncr, Golden Cycle, United Oil,
Collins County Oil and Gas-and all the BIO
ONES, west aud northwcst Of the townsite Of
B%urkburnett. OSSENBECK is SURE now Of
getting a gushcr. and OSsENBECK is going to
get a GUSHER QUICK. too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
TELEGRAM


WICHITA FALLS rex MAY 81
} ~ ossENnEcK 900 n OREGON Ut
M rksO TEX
HtfNuf.Es FECoNp WE'LL. ~ .OC a.
WENT IN To THE BAND TODAY non IN
A BiU Gt'SiiEN EXCITEMENT lNTFNHE
tEAsES N nt.OCk a. GOING ~ ~ LEAPS
AND HOUNDS ADNifE fct To COME HOME
As sooN AS POSSIBLE YOUR LEASE ~
WORTH MORE THAN YOUR ENTIRE
CAPITALIZATION ~ A NJ DOUBT
MAKE pEAL HERE To PLACE BALANCE or
TOsk ~ A ri.E HiOtkS At A HETrEU
pRiCE THAN % A CIT ny PUTTING 1T
sitAiE AT A TIME.
s. COLEMAN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
cORO0VA ENDS MAIN
BOUT FRIDAY NIGHT
N THE THIRD ROUND

Benny cordova Knocked out Bert
(oxhIn. the Memphis soldier light
weight. In the third round OF the
main event % the boxing program
which vas held here last night. The
t~o lad started With odds even. In
ciudinE weight and throucnout the
fn.t round y appeared LAT coxhiIl
the entire length % the bout. hut that
he might BE- able 20 end u consider
ably IN 1is favor. This prophecy.
noscssr. was proved = poor one la
The second. when Cordova sent the
Hemphi. lad 10 ths floor and onil
mi<ssc = t11ecHonf ~ ths tihseD rinn
Ina o. the bell
the end came suddenly 10 the third
found when cor1osh sem 4 left IN tho
hun md left him suli unconscious af-
Ter he pan had been made.
The preiiminaries were good. taken
~ a whole. ana the entire program
wa greatly enjoyed By the local fans
founn Welsh laft the ring after the
second round with Young Flynn. de-
clnring that he had been foulsd. " to
that point the match was snappy.
foune Woirast and Young Nelson.
two youngsters. furnished nlx rounds
VI rood and exciting fighting and
showed n disposition TO continue the
fight NJ long A. vas desired. THIS was
probably the best bout OF the eve
nlnf.
The other hout ended suddenly In
the second round when Kid Uilfeath-
". well known here IN older ring
DAYS. knocked out KID Sandy Of San
francisco.
coxhlr. who Is we'll liked By tho
local fans VIII probably be here In
another main event on June -, a. he
has accepted the challenge 81 Manuel
Chavez for a ten round ~.
mat nasEascmsn 4 Henry. fThone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
just a Few Shares Left

There nrc o few more shares ~ osscnhcch 10 ~
soid ~ par, siOO. NJ osscnhcok prefer. 20 place
this stock with tho people 81 the southwest tust
how long sou viii be able 20 secure this stoci 10 Huiii
ln doubt uut this sou can be- c"itlin OMIT
LONG For already NJ. orscuheok ~ ko.pina Tho
telegraph wire husy securing material ior the dsrick
ana SELECTING his cr"v Of men o. sinft drilling Just
o. soonNaH these arrangements are complete. Nc
oHscnucck will leave Tor the 90 no'fs and the south
western Office viii De- closed. 50 II mans nm, thinE
90 YOU o. De- offered a proposition where you nrs
practically sure ~ douhlrg vow noucf four or nye
Ierk TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Order Through Your Broker

u you prefer to order through your broker
WIRE HtM today. Al good brokerage hnms handle
and ovcry man familiar with the Butk.
burnett field will tell you Tint oasenheck has the
sufcst shot Of any company IN the neid. ~ YOU do
not want a fun share, yoGr order Tor any amount
Will be accepted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

! viii soon lcnvo ff the oil nclds 90 begin actual
drilling operations. but I sincerely hop" that every
share OF the southwestern nllututent 81 oHafnheck'
stock viii he sold 10 the people uf the Southwest
I have an onrr now 10 Gloss out tho remaining stock
in wichita Falls. but I have certain reasons for wish.
inF 90 pinc" them herr would almost guarantee a
Eushcr-uotsr in ny experience have 7 Efeu better
iense. kNuW tiat ossentsck oncfs the Hfsst.
sursst investment ON the market TODAY am nrm
tn mf telief that within aNtY DAYS Investors can
rcaiizc from -four 60 ten Zoe one on thcir iuscstmeut
!. A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

Itch iich' itch-s scratch Scratch
scratch The more sou scratch. th'
wovse the itch. ..Try Doans oiRtmoni
For eczema. any skin itching soc q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

Arthur Seiifman. state chairman
Of the democratic central committee.
has announced the following program
for the convention In this city on
June 1 and g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
dune 4.

1i4o y m.-Mseuns state central
Coausuiuee. Cryntal thenirr.
ttte " m-MeefinE state central
committee. Crystal thenfer. public IN.
Vitcd Addresses by Hon ~ y Mar
ron. W a. HOLSTER. a. ". Hanna.
Mira 0eorne bass. W. J. Cochran and
a. q Cummings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
June s.

10 a. ms-heatinE 81 state com
mittec al Commercial club. Meeting
o. democratic county chnirmeu and
county organizations ~ Crystal the
alter. Meeting editors and publisher
democratic pres Of New Mexico at
v. N q. A. Meeting 81 women rep-
rcaentatives al Elka club.
iiao q. m.--Luncheon In honor of
Mr. George lass ~ the Alyhrado. Tor
women representatives.
2f3o y. ms-siufe committee Will
reassemhle and resolve itrrif into a.
conference with M national and
county organizations. representative
OF county committees. members u the
press and women representative. ~
this meeting there viii be- addressea
ON national. state and county affairs.
also discussions.
D. ma banquet will be given
In honor % ~ = Cummings and
party IN the Y. 81 g a. building ~
which Hon A. A. Jones. national COM
m%itteeman. Will preside and I'd which
tossts viii ~ responded 20 b. those
called upon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

mat nasuascmsn h Henry. rhons
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-03-15
WORK AT THE MINES
SOON TO Be RESUMED
But Little Snow Remains and
Will Not Hinder Oper-
atoms in the Canyon.
TWO SLIDES REPORTED
Compressed Air Line at Bog
Iron Lease to be Laid Dur
Coming Week.

There is now about four feet OF
snow on the Pacific flat In the Am
erican Fork canyon according to Roy
Thompson and Albert Burns who
have returned from two weeks
trip of inspection to the Miller Hill,
Pacific, Bog Iron and Mineral Flat
mines.
At Deer Creek there Is about two
and one-half feet Of snow, while at
Ed Hines there is three feet, ten
inches. of snow, according to Mr..
THOMPSON and John Sommerville who
started last Sunday morning to cross
the divide by the way Of Alta and
came down by the Mineral Fiat, BOG
Iron and Pacific mines to inspect the
buildings and the snow conditions.
They also report four feet. two inches
of snow at the Pacific mine and six
feet at the Mineral Flat mine.
This information will come as a
surprise to many who had entertained
the opinion that tn. recent storms
had left very deep SNOW In the Am
erican Fork Canyon. Only two snow
slides are reported, both Of them only
slight slips.
On the str myth of these reports on
the snow situation 1t is understood
that the Bog Iron lease, which Is now
the Earl-Eagle's will start laying th'
pipes for IT'S compressed air line dur
ing the coming week. It Is also under
stood that force Of men under tn
direction of Burt Durrant VIII star
work at the Belorophan mine at al
early date and that other operation
az the minos Of American Fork canyo'
will be begun within the next rev
lweeks.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-03-15
NATIONAL EMPLOYS
EXPERT OPERATOR
Robert Worthen. of Salt Lake,
in Charge of Lehi Nov
ing Picture House.

The National Theatres company
has secured the services of Robert
Worthen in the operation OF Its the
atre at Lehi. Until recently Mr..
Worthen was had operator at the
American theatre in Salt Lake, oc-
cupying that position for about seven
years, and he is considered one OF
the most expert operators In the state.
His brother, Stanley Worthen, Is
head operator at the Paramount En-
press theatre. Mr.. Worthen has had
wide experience In the general
management of picture theatres and
was at one time owner OF the first
picture theatre in Pocatello. He Is
business agent for the Salt, Lake To-
cal of the moving picture machine
operators union. sp.e,t
In associating himself with tide
National Theatres company Mr.. Wor-
then will assume the duties of ioc.-
manager for the Lehi house. and II
securing his services the company
feels that 1t can assure It's patrons
perfect service in all departments
Mr.. Worthen will give special atten
ton to screen projection and will
give moving picture presentations Il
the very best manner az regards de
tail and finish.
II is the intention Of Mr.. Worthe'
to make his home in Lehi ana t
move his family there early 10 tn
spring. He will give his undivido
attention to the local interests OF u
National Theatres company.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-03-15
FORK is
LOSER IN DITCH SUIT
Supreme Court Hands Down
Decision in Favor of the
Chapman Estate.
DECISION IS IMPORTANT
Effort May Be Made to Re-
cover Amount of Judge
ment From Lehi Go.

In decision handed down last We'd
nesday by the state supreme court
in the appeal Of the city OF Ameri
can Fork from judgement rendered
against 1t in the action brought by
Thomas ]. Chapman and Stephen W.
Chapman, as executors of the estate
OF William Henry Chapman, deceased
to recover damages for injury to GER
tain lands because of the overflow
ing of ditch several years ago, the
judgement Of the lower court is sus-
tanned. In the lower court the plain
tiffs were awarded judgement in the
sum of $725, which must now be paid,
together with all costs. The total
amount for which the. city is now
liable, as result of the suit, is close
to $1,000.
According to the history Of the case.
in the spring of 1909 the city ditch
on Camp street overflowed during the
period of high water and consid-
cradle amount of gravel was washed
over the land owned by the plain
tin. Action for damages was brought
against the city of American Fork
the city Of Pleasant Grove and the
Lehi Irrigation and Canal rompany.
Thee ase was tried before Judge A.
B. Morgan and was twice taken into
the supreme court on appeal.
During the course Of the various
Publications of the case the city o.
Pleasant Grove and the Lehi Irriga
ton and Canal company were elimin
ated as defendants, and American
Fork fought the case alone.
From the testimony It appears tina
two bitches were dug along Camp st.
one by the Chiuman's and the othe
by other property owners. both with
in a few feet of each other. The cit.
OF American Fork, It was alleged
dug out the core between theo3 tw
bitches, converting 1t into one chan
mel for water. The spring floods
caused the ditch to overflow. garry
ing the gravel over the Chipma
lands. It was maintained by tn
plaintiffs that It was the duty OF tn
city of American Fork to keep th
ditch clear of all distractions. Thi
was contested by the city attorne!
but without avail. H'
The case is considered OF gres
! Importance as the decision dispose
of the question of the liability OF tn
city of American Fork to maintai
in good repair all or the ditchf
: flowing outward from the city limit
in favor of property owners outsid
the corporate limits of the city.
Whether or not the matter will I
finally settled by the decision OF I'll
supreme court Is in doubt. Thel
= appears to be some opinion that su
should be brought by the city OF An
erican Fork against the Lehi Irrig
u ton and Canal company as respons
BILE for the damages done to u
Chapman lands. ct0
% Marioneaux and Beck Of Salt Lal
% were counsel for the Chapman Esta
In the suit.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-03-15
Birthday Anniversary.

In honor Of Mr.. e. A. Henroid In
celebration Of his eighty-sixth BIRTH
day anniversary fiis children, grand
children and great grandchildren
rendered him a surprise party at the
home of T. J. Chapman last Sunday
night. Supper was served and
most enjoyable evening was spent by
those who congratulated him on the
occasion of his anniversary and ex-
tended their best Wishes for the flu
/ ture.
Mrs. James Chapman was SAT-
Lake visitor Wednesday. 'i'
Mrs. l.. Maken Of Lehi spent
Thusrday In American Fork on busi-
ness.
I Mr.. and Mrs. william King motor
ed to Salt Lake Thursday and spent
TIE day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Paxman wen'
to Salt Lake Thursday to see Mad
anne Butterfly at the Salt Lake the
atre.