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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
AME RICANS CROSS
RIO GRANDE To
RECOVER CATTLE
Expedition is Withdrawn After
it is Learned That Maraud-
erS Had Twelve Hours Start
of Pursuing Cavalry,
Esr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,ssl

l
El Paso. Tex, Aug. 2S.-Reports of
the crossing of American troops into
Mexico southeast of this city, were
confirmed this afternoon by Brig Cen.
James b. Erwin, commanding Ell Paso
district. Border patrols between this
city and Fort Hancock. fifty miles
southeast of this city. are being dou-
bled and outposts reinforced
General Erwin's statement follows:
Early this morning was I'M
formed by Mai. Adolphus w Roffe,
Seventh cavalry, commanding the Dor
der patrol, on the FL Paso.Fort Han
cock sector, by phone, that armed
Mexicans had stolen and driven across
the border on yesterday afternoon
august 22) stock belonging to ranch
ers near Fort Hancock, that he had
investigated the matter and had found
conditions as stated and had affida-
Wits from reliable citizens that the
facts were as reported.
Il ordered him, If absolutely GER
tain that the stock had been stolen
and driven across the border by Mex
leans and the trail certain and hot, TO
send our troops after the bandits, re-
cover stock, punish bandits and re-
turn to American territory.
Il am notified by Major Roffe that
two troops of cavalry crossed the Dor
der at O'Clock this morning to carry
out the order Colonel Glover, chief
of staff of the district is now at Fort
Hancock in charge and is in touch
with our troops. ! have not as yet re-
ceived further details from him."
The pursuit by the Seventh caval-
ry troops of Mexican cattle thieves,
who raided a ranch on the American
side of the line late yesterday after
noon, driven stolen stock into Mexico,
was abandoned late today by Brig.
Gen. James B. Erwin, district COM
mander, following the receipt OF re-
port from Col Francis w. Glover,
chief of staff, who was ordered to Fa-
bens early today, that the chase was
useless.
The bandits had a start of twelve
hours on the American troops and
their trail was lost by the Americans
near the border
THE mission for which the troops
were ordered into Mexico could not
be accomplished" General Erwin said
late today in announcing the withdraw
al of the soldiers. "There was no
chance to recover the stock or punish !
the thieves because of the time that
had elapsed since the raid took place, !
so I have ordered the troops to return |
to the American side of the line. They |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
COMMITTEE PUTS
AMENDMENT INTO
TREATY OF PEACE
In Shantung Provision Word
Japan is Stricken Out and
Word China Inserted; Nc
Cumber With Democrats.


Washington, Aug. 23.--By vote
of to s the senate foreign relations
committee adopted an amendment to
the peace treaty by which German
rights in Shantung province, China,
would go to China instead OF Japan.
All the democratic members and Sem
ator McCumber, republican, of North
Dakota. voted against amendment.
Chairman Lodge offered an amend
ment under which the word Japan"
would be stricken from the Shantung
sections of the treaty and the word
China" substituted.
The committee Salso instructed
Chairman Lodge to request President
Wilson to send the senate the treaty
between the United States and Po-
land signed June 28 at Versailles, and
such information as he has regarding
the treaties now under negotiation
with Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey,
Without taking up any other pro-
posed amendments to the treaty with
Germany, the comT'ttee adjourned
until Monday. 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24

ever came before. Yesterday, for in
stance, there were more than 1000
persons to watch and fling their
money at the bookies who had literal
ly to fight against taking it. Some
thing of the emotional frenzy gambling
and extravaganza to which the Ger
man people and those of England
have turned to temporarily to forget
the horrors of war seems to have
seized on the Americans who were
remote from its effects in a physi-
cal sense.
This fact is borne in on a casual
visitor when he tries to get room,
at even the second and third rate
hotels and pensions, as some of the
boarding houses are styled. Rates are
demanded that would shame a Monte
Carlo boniface and make a Partisan
hotel proprietor regard himself as a
piker. But even the high prices do
not keep the crowds away or insure
those top-heavy with money with ac-
commodations
Hundreds are compelled to sleep in
Albany, thirty miles away, where the
hotels have reached the cot stage.
They return by motor and train the
next day TO get rid of their more or
less hard earned coin.
If some of the old timers that used
to make the round of Tuxedo, Long
Branch, Newport and Bar Harbor
could drop in on Saratoga today
and scan the crowds that now come
the effect would be most disturbing.
For it must be confessed that the
Saratoga of today lacks the "class"
of the Saratoga of other days. Even
the unitarian shopkeeper, to whose
mill all Is grist. will admit that the
crowd that somes to be amused is
"a cheap crowd" He reconciles him
self to the changed conditions only
with the consoling thought that the
cheapest thing about it is the money
it brings-as also it is the easier to get.
Attractions Limited.
Aside from the exciting flash of
horses as they fit by the winning
post and the hysteria of the crowds
who bet on them, the attractions are
limited. There is no polo, or tennis,
or go'f as in other days. There is
no substitute for the Casino made
famous by John Morrissy and Dick"
Garfield, where the excellence of the
cuisine We'd with the high play at
faro, roulette and poker.
There are institutions that cater to
the same desires, but these are base
limitations hidden away in the out
lying sections among the majestic
naples and poplars that reach to the
first rise of the Adirondack foothills
one one side and toward the lake once
famous for aquatic sports on the
other.
No Time for Memories.
This new after-the- war crowd, load
ed down with money to waste. cares
for the atmosphere" that
provided her kind a distinct and allur-
ing charm all its own. That has been
driven out and away. That which re-
mains to recall other days is impaired
by the folk from the surrounding
country, from Albany and Troy, Ball
ston and the Champlain region, who
regard Saratoga as their own as they
have for many long days.
The new Saratoga has no time for
You can't bet much on
And the new Saratoga
would rather bet than eat 1t does
both and drinks too in more or less
guarded way about the same
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24

In the English city of Chester the
man who fails to raise his hat when
a funeral is passing become liable by
an old law to be taken before a mag
istrate and imprisoned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
Classified

"Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Always buy an
unbroken Bayer package which con-
tains proper directions to safely re-
lieve Headache, Toothaehe, Earache,
Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy
tin boxes of IL tablets cost but few
cents at drug stores-larger packages
also. Aspirin is the trade mark Of
Bayer Manufacture Of Monoacetica-
cidester of Salicylicacia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24

WANTED--good. clean cotton rags
at the Morning journal office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
UTAH REPUBLICAN, STATE
COMMITTEE SOON TO MEET

Member, ui che republican state
central committee arr urged. ~ % let
ter mailed last Saturday. tu attend nn
important meeting ut the committee
uu June b. ~ the last mcrtiug ul
the committee " 10. Jhundland. state
rendered his resignation.
stating that prws ul business prevent.
eel his giving the necessary time tu the
work us chairman. The committee will
net un the resignation ui the June
meeting Possibilities ui surrrs,nr
nrc being discussed by prominent re-
publicnnH Strung support o. gwen
Judge Frederick &. LpoibumpW ut
Salt Lake CRY, who has ~ the past
conducted successful campaigns. Ma.
lnr Chnrlcs " Mahcy ut liuuniilul.
former state rrprrscntatN We. and don
u, Cotton oi l'iniuh county. former
state senator, arr also mentioned iur
the post During the last week u great
deal ui support hns Developed Tor the
appointment pi Henry Welsh ni Park
city tu the chnirmnnship, according Ia
many ui hi friends who urge his ap.
puinimrui Several uihvr- ARE nlsu
being mentioned lor The place.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
STATE COMPENSATION RATES
ARE COMING DOWN IN JULY

After July lst. next. state ,um
ppu-uiiuu insurance will hr -"ld ut
rate. les. than those charged hN the
private cumpauic. doing bushes, ~
the state. according tu nm announce
mcut uf the state industrial rummis.
sion Heretofore the state insurance
fund ha. provided rumpcn,Hi ."u No..
,uruurr nt the same rates u- the pri.
.Nutc companies. Just what the rate,
will be-. the commission has not Hu
nuunccd. further than tu say that
there would be- % substantial r'dur
ton 300 the present rates, The rom
mission expects tu have the rate
schedule r,pdy within the next two ur
three weeks.
The announcement iudicnirs u
change in the policy ui the rummi,.
sion. which heretofore maintained the
sumc rates ~ private companies. with
O conditional promise uf refunds iu
it, pulicyholdrr. ut the close ut the
year and further refund 1T the clos,
Iui three. year period. The pnlicN
met with some criticism ni The tim,
Iui the last legislature, II being ruu
tended that the state insurance inrt
failed of IT, purpose u 1t did not sue
crcd N reducing the existing rates ui
Insurance.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
CHAIRMAN MOST APPRECIATWE
Medals Sent Out This Week TO Vic
tory Loan Workers.

Under date ni last Wednesday.
MAY DIST. this comes to the editor oi
The Sun from Carl r. Marcuscn,
chairman of the five drives m Car
bon county; ITO YOU. who rendered
distinguished service iu No., liberty
aud victory loan campaigns. O. medal
from q Grrmun cannon captured ~
the Arguunc b. awarded take this
opportunity uf expressing tu yuu my
sincere appreciation for Your srurr.
ou, and effective support. ANY guui
cause must win when q united press
~ behind t as you we're
You may say through Nuur rul.
unns that su rrtpuu-I,. have .um.
iuiiircmcn and woman ur,u iu ny
every request that. ihwsh ihr bur
dpns ct the rWuplign, go times srrm-
I'd more than ! could bear, they we're
% strength m my hour uf need. Bank
officer, commend Tor prompt and
efficient service.
~ shall cherish the relationship
with them ns one ut the most pleasant
.0f my life. ! am proud of the citizens
of Carbon county who bought bonds
NJ literally MAY prosperity and hap
pincss reward them for their efforts
and sacrifices
Accompanying the medals sent ont
a. the several county ,huirlcn went
this letter from Chairman Marruscn
ITO yuu aud Ia those ui your com
mitlrr who rendered distinguished
service in The liberty and victory loan
campaigns a medal made from % Ger
man cannon captured in the Argann'
N awarded. You will make the aHur0
to Your committee member.
- take this opportunity col expires
sing Ia You my sincere appreciation
for your leadership and organization
Tell the members of your COMMITTEE,
Tor me of nay gratitude q" them.
shall cherish tins relationship whlci
| has brought such honor iu our g""'
county ~ one OF the plra,ni'-i "I
Inv lie
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

There WV h--R great welcoming
humr wuNfr ihr Winter Quarter
-u'dlrr boys 8I \uiu.ym,u. Hall 900
that ,amp lomurruy saturday. even.
ug aud Foo WbieL,,,,r,our I- invited
~purHi invitation I. extended Goo ail
returned soldier. Iui m.u u' fhr
nav, Program
Singing. AmrrpI. congregation.
iu,urHfiuu a. y -trou. welcome
humr address. charles -mIh, roll
call
Duet. Mr. David paml,, aud
Nr Charles g. Anderson. m-tm
mental mlr. johnson brother.
Speech hN returned soldier. Thomas
Beg-. lr. SONG. y q. priirr--up.
Orchestra SELECTION. Winter Quart
rr- orchestral singing Star Spugl
rd Banner congregation. Irp, dance
and lunch.
Winter Quarter, liu,. BOO Military
service Navy. Albert Reynolds. Z.
s. IS Grurr" Washington Arm,
Frank Parker. Jaime. Wallace. Ernest
Puppua.i.pu. Charlie Mitchell ldipd
zoe Funcrl. Rclph Recess. Thomas
liggs. Dr.. Thomas Morgan tNuundcd
m aciionl Edward pBvi. tvuuudrd
ia aciionl David DAVIS. John Pap
pnnartscu. John Evans. Iuhu lirddur,
John Sain,ic. seymour y. prrus. John
phipps ldird a. fmuccl, George T.
Wallace. Windsor H. Evans. Fro,
Parry. John Morgan. Samuel England
Arthur r. Thomas tWuuudrd m uc
iiuul, pciru Furtanuiu twuundrd ii
urtiunl. Harry Fuiis, Grpn,, urduu
H., Nicholas Siruugslakis. Urrrur,
Mihrlrius, Gcorgr fcuruli,, l"uuur,
England. ll,rum lilrch and Orli
Rusv
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
n WATER UsERs-

gsrinr.ra office. Salt Lake
Ish Apfl 90. 1919, Nutiro b.
r,cn that Hattie NJ Murray,
raafuGo address b. liiaWatha,
A. made application Ia accord.
Ian the requirements ot the
81 Laws ut Utah, 1901 90
Il iY thr Session Laws of Utah.
|iii and 1915. TO appropriate
IL auuuIaiptt uI water from
|ssJnn iu carbon county Said
ElI BE- diverted at "a point 2iaH
|rh aud stb3 feet west from tn"
|tafisr corner 90 See. 80. Twp.
l. gansr s. East. salt Lake base
indian. and conveyed hy means
II lur "a distance uf 400 feet
IN uari from April 1T Z" NO
II iH ui each year &C. irfiEut'
b. uf land embraced in the
|W4 ut See, . and ~ NE =
OF Soc. 4. Twp. ~
Iangc F, Elst A. much ur said
A. may boz necessary VIII hv
Hns the entire year fur do
pifpusrs This application D.
~ in the rtHt" engineer 81 r.
80 1891 MI protests against
|sung ul aid application, stat o.
reasons therefor, must Dee made
tut in duplicate. accompanied
'sf GOD p. aul filed iu thu
ih.U thirty 4aNn after the
bon YI thr publication ut thir
% o. NUBuNAULE, state
70 u.l puh.. May .. 1919.
completion ut publication May
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED
Roderic Mcmillan Takes the Lead In
Typewriting Contest.

Much interest was created iu the
commercial department ui the Carbon
County High school this week when
material WIS received from un East
rm typcwrtlug concern asking that
standard high ,rhuul, test their pu-
pills for speed and accuracy This ron.
Test was conducted by Mis-, Sarah
Mallaury of the commercial depart
mcut and Principal Fowler, who
checked and verified results. AM
student who could write twenty-five
words ur more per minute for ten 81
more consecutive minutes with uu
more than five errors was counted
eligible For every error penalty
of five words was counted off. Re-.
suit
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

Last week over % hundred rcprc,cu-
tutive high school seniors of Utah at
tended vocational .choul at the Utah
Agricultural rollcg, 900 Logan Tins
school, the first tu hc held 200 the
West proved most successful Stud
cnts are 50 enthusiastic over ITS sue.
ccs, that the, have taken the time tu
write of their work for the home
paper Glenn Nelson of the Carbon
High was there lli, views are cN.
pressed ia the adjoining column
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

Only students who are taking type
writing for the first Time we're cligi
bic ur -'udrlfs who have had no more
than q hundred aud twenty hour, ui
typrwruur instruction Engraved
card eases and certificate awards will
hc given these winner.
Later contest will bee staged Tor
the more advanced pupils. This Will
br ui still greater interest as the
high school b. this year turning out
student, who can write more than
sixty words minute Much credit is
due Miss Sarah Mallaucy for the
great interest and splendid results OBJ
tanned 100 This practical work.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
OPPORTUNITY FOR SOLDIERS
TO SEE SERVICE IN FRANCE

All hunurubly discharged -nldicrs
and mnuur- and member, ui student
army training corps units WIN have
had 40 lca-i two months training are
q" ho given uu opportunity a. gu tu
France un special limited srr,irr with
the mariuc,. Men enlisted tor this
special limited service will hr sent
directly lu the east coast, where they
will embark Tor France 10 b. hoped
lu have the two regiment required ga
Europe before june 10Th. These rrgi-
mrnia will relieve the iamuus Fifth
and Sixth rmrucs, which huy, been
Doe France since the original rsp,di-
iionuy force and alish distinguished
ihrm-rlNc, M The potion ui irllrau
Woods aud Chateau ThcrrN
Al special limited service men viii
hr returned to the United States n
tho iall and discharged immediately
upon return. This, undoubtedly ls
the most attractive enlistment offer
ever pul out n combines the liberal
pay and allowances uf me- regular
service with considerable travel as
urrd during the period coli few
months. Those men who Norr disup-
pointed lu not getting across and 9th
rr, desiring tu visit the war one, par
lcularly college men who wish tu do
-o without interference to their rol-
lrgiatc careers, viii find this their
uur grand chance
The uuly requirements 1ru that ana
applicant have clean military record,
90 least tWu months service, and that
hc cuu pass ihr required ph, IruI cy-
animation A. Ihp quota Tor coo, dis
lrIct i- NOT over large, anyone inter
c-tpd should rall go once uu fhr near
n-r uf thc two station tor Utah, lG@
South Main street, Salt Lake CITY,
and -ioi Washington avenue Ogden
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

The principal advantage of the
swing around stacker over the over
shot type is its ability to deliver the
load of hay 10 different parts OF the
stack, linus reducing the amount oi
work required on the stack.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

Numcilmc7 We can not prevent out
breaks eff live stock diseases un our
farms, but We can and should always
use every preventive measure and soc
that the proper precautions are taken
when the disease iirst makes MS APP
prarIuvr.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
Tn MNrEn IsEns =

b 10 WATER USERS -
kHgurrT.a office. salt Lake
Pan. ApfIl o., 1919, Notiu" o.
sven thlt Tom y. Nicuiudlmua,
es'uiiUr address is Castle
hh hIa made application 10
HItH ihr requirements ui
piled lHNa uf Utah, 1907, Hs
UI tHr Session i.aNr of
ln lHIl aud 1915. 60 apprur
trriruiu CD uf "a svvuudriuut
/ from au unnamed stream IN
county said water viii be
40 H point south 90 deg 90
ni sNaH futt from the north
trf of sr. ~. Twp, ~ South,
10 Esrt Sllt Lake base and
Dr. WmUs ut "a small dam
isiir HHI conveyed in "a ditch
fah.r u. ms feet ana there
H January lst to December
'afAr. Uf each year, for stock
purpose This application
slrl Don The state engineer d
A 80 1901 Al protests against
ahs ul rHld application, stat
risuus therefor. must bee made
i'll 900 duplicate, accompanied
it ui fa .u. and lilvd Ia THE
min iATN laUl days after
NdluH .. the publication ot
\ l.r g. o. McGONAGLE,
gnrer
irrt u.n. Apr 20, 1919.
A completion ut pub May 30,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

Corn "il, which ,u far u- Dr. known
De- nude only m this country and Cam
ada. hu, within The last decade come
into prominence u- both a inod and
technical OIL
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
CARBON HIGH STUDENT
MAKES TRIP UP TO
LOGAN
Is IMPRESSED WITH FARMING
AND HORTICULTURE.

Orchards and Other Things That II
Would Be Well For Farmers and
Others Here In Carbon County TO
Pattern After College and Sur.
roundings Certainly Beautiful.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

Will. 70 r- iw. chat rHunu- fHr.
tors contribute foo urua Ur drduea
tha attendance al schools m given
sections oi the country Do I- worthy
off comment that boz the states having
a high percentage of improved roads
Ia much larger prrcrutagc of rural
students enrolled regularly attend the
schools than in the states having a
small percentage of improved roads
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

.l''" land is neither ex
"a ~ h'r very poor, hut Just
30, \. would grow extra good
NV ,o1 Land that was man
n .. The previous year will
h'o~ good tomatoes.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

Duplicating ana tripligate sales
books made Ia order In quantities from
a hundred up. Reduced prices over
what you have been charged. The Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

ibid 500 ever actually kuuH. uDr-
sumIlv mau wup killed him-el, hy
OEerWuTkH
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

To meet "a Rainy day uud enjoy 70
SUNNY opportunity bus N'I -hNinh-
stamps,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
WINTER QUARTERS TO
GIVE SOLDIERS BIG
TIME
WELCOME HOME PARTY FOR
TOMORROW EVENING

Special Invitation Extended to Every
one OF the County and the Upper
Camps Especially Returned Men
Of the Army and Navy Honored
Guests Of Loyal Citizens.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

WEDDING announcements. engraved
or prutHd Tho sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

10 rs impossible 10 make sweet,
clean favored butter from old and
unclean cream.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

'a.'" H.o'Ir or Cigarette
Don .na most destructive
i. 'l..n manufacturers ut or
..., ''..".r tobacco products
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

NlNiNTII JUDICIAL IBIS.
'lil H' Doc State ui ltah
.a D." Carbon Jounty ITu-
,nI 400 the Matter Of tho
j Thompson, Decreased
AlWu-.HlTiN Sale of Per-
ltft h.r0.c ls hereby given
.-i'ltN ui uu order at the
".rI count made and enter
.A N.. .I MAY 1919, in the
NE Hs'.f. II j. s. Thompson.
Nr "uIDrsigned, admins
,'lN estate. viii sell al pri-
4 i'I cash. subject 10 confir-
hiil count. on Monday, MAY
1 Z. '.r .HHr Of N o'clock "a, M,
4 ,f H' IHn residence of said
4 ,-.tA .H rhg town of sunny
. county Utah. the follow
personal property too
1 'N...aud shares Of the
" NHsatuh Mines COM
A Il,.'..r. HIres ut the Cal al
4 ".-..#up Motor COMPANY
4 L.I.A PEARL THOMP-
. '.r Utah, May @, 19lg.
N'. Inst Stay 23, 1919