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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-24
THEY COME IN FORDS
hat has become of the country

What has become of the country
folks.
The farmers we used to see?
Who came to Billtown on
Saturday morn
And hitched to a friendly tree?
Hitched to a rack on Market
Hitched to lamppost or any
where;
With never {: sign that read
In the days that used to be.
So questions the bard of the
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin.
Dear bard. we think we know.
Most of them are still coming to
town, but they are driving Fords,
and the rest are being driven in
once n week. In winter they ride in
closed cars; in summer they hit the
Landscape with tops down and
whiskers blowing free.
But they are not the farmers we
used to know; not the fellows the
city lads used to advise to take the
hayseed out of their hair" That
type of farmer has gone along with
the hitching posts and the one-horse
buggies. Court week" means moth
ing TO the farmer of the newer gen
Grafton, for he comes to town any
day he likes and makes the trip in
an hour or two, where his father,
who drove the sorrel nag in the one
hoss shay required a whole day for
the journey,
The old time farmer used ID sell
his butter for twenty-five cents a
pound and eggs for eighteen cents a
dozen. If he got more he seemed
ashamed to take the money. Gaso-
! line and other things make lot of
difference. The farmer of N<o-day
gets to town so often he has learned
! the shifty ways of city folks and he
drives just as hard a bargain as the
merchant to whom he sells his farm
| produce. The merchant used to buy
| cheap from the farmer and sell
dear nowadays the operation APP
pears to be reversed. At least that's s
what the merchants say. or course,
money is more plentiful than it used
to be. but as for us we would fain
go back to the good old days of the
hitching post on Market Square
when dollar bought whole bas-
ketful of marketing and food was
not so expensive as to make us
choke every time we think of the
price while swallowing a bite.
OF course, the farmer is better
off, and he ought to be. Every time
farm life is made more bearable
every time some device is put on the
market to make the farmers work
lighter and his crops bigger. just sc
often are city people benefited, fol
we all depend upon the farmer and
we would be in bad way indeed
If he made no more trips to town.
| And so, however they come, w,
are glad to see the farmers. for the,
= are ''hayseedsp no more, but cit,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-24

folks who have sense enough TO live
In the country. coming to town only
once in a while and, as our friend
or the Gazette and Bulletin con-
cludes-
What has become of the country
folks?
p, Oh. it's all quite plain to see.
Iheyv We all been changed into
city folks.
Yes. even as you and me-
old Dobbtns gone from the
hitchrack bar.
once wearying miles now are
miles not far
And they smell of the smoke of q
motor car
The rustics that used TO be-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-24
BLOW AT RADICALISM

AYOW that the full results of the
IN French elections have become
known and it is evident that
France has elected the most con-
servative Chamber of Deputies since
1871, isn't it about time for ultra
radicals to take a lesson from
events?
France, it would seem, TO use a
poker term, has seen Massachusetts
and has gone her one better.
France was to Europe what the Bay
State was to this country-the prov
ing ground for democracy under
fire-and, as in Massachusetts,, law
and order have won hands down.
The people want no red" revolution
nor any other kind of revolution
save only the variety we always have
with us, the slow turning over of
old institutions and customs by the
orderly and lawful means of the
ballot box, which, in countries like
France or our own, really does ex-
press public opinion, much as some
folks with their own little dull axes
10 grind would like to have us be-
1ieve otherwise.
The French not only turned their
backs on the radicals, but even the
rmild Socialists, who were gaining
strength in France before the war
received a slap in the face wher,
ever they showed their heads. The
silent voter went to the polls and re.
buked the noisy fellows who had
been making so much racket thai
Amid folks believed there really
might be danger of a turn over OF
the government. They silenceC
Boishevism for all time in France
and registered their unshaken belief
in law and order wherever the
tissue was raised
Indeed, there is no indication any.
where that any considerable portion
rof the populace of any nation out
side Russia has been contaminated
10y "red" doctrines. The 1. W. w.
the Bolshevists, the radical Socialist.
and others of their ilk have beer
making lot of noise. They hav,
been-10ud IN their threats and the.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-24
Beating Fl. c. L.

fFrom the Philadelphia Record]
The sailor who crept under a
bungalow at Norfolk and slept for
81 days has discovered tie real
remedy for -ee high cost of living.
Instead of endeavoring to wake him
up and keep him awake, the medical
com mission which is studying his
case should devote it's attention TO
discovering how the rest of us can
follow his example. If we could all
sleep for a couple of months we
would be relieved of all expenses .ex-
cept the rent, or the interest on the
mortgage. and accomplish some real
conservation. Nobody ever heard "a
bear complain of the high cost OF
living. 1t is because he sleeps all
through the winter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-24
Washing En- in u Glass Now

[From the Dallas News
What has become of the o1d-fash
ioned belle who used to manicure
her teeth with Il snuffstick?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-24
HISTORIC HARRIsBURG

John Harris advertisement in
Philadelphia newspapers announc-
ing the sale of lots here called at
tention to the fact that it was on the
main highway from Philadelphia to
Pittsburgh. 1t still is.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-24

Members OF the Associated Press-The
Associated Press is exclusively en-
titled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to
it or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news pub
lished herein.
All rights of republication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-24
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

THAT Harrisburg is big
distributing center for soft
drink manufactures?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-24
The man of pleasure does not knoU
h4ohdt pleasure ntGmls.-SAvAGE.
SAME OLD STORY

II EWARE of petty woman with
n a smile and scheme to raise
money
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

IL likely that thc commissioners viii
decide 10 meet every W weeks In
htsnd Of weekly IN the future.
Attorney George = klock went 10
tiemRltli0 yesterday on legal mattsfn
pwing to the absence from the city
OF several members - Johns guild
viii not meet on Wednesday. Notice
OF meeting viii be given later.
Jose o. Arcpuieta u Aztec. y ~. b.
reported wounded, degree uudeter-
mined, In today's let % casualties.
Special communication 81 Temple
lodge No ., A. y a \. NJ, this eve.
ming. 90, work In the y. A. Decree
Acnsio Oailegos. court interpreter,
hha returned from n trip to Medical
springs In the Iemez country, where
he spent several days with his wife.
Who n there for her health,
Field Deputy sheriff charles Bang.
hart Will leave this evening for Carrie
gU1o. where he Will be " witness 10 the
case urlsiuF from tho murder ~ Jesus
Wales iur which liuEh Anderson ~
nov being tried Last year nve de-
PENDANTS we're acquitted 90 being CONE
pllcsted IN tho crime
Pablo Muniz and A. laramie, both
convicted 1T cattle a~toaline. we're tab.
80 To the state penitentiary this morn.
ms Boy Deputy sherius a. Garcia and
Jon iturerH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
Winners of
The Herald
500 Rewards

Following are the winners in tho
u~utld's 81 900 WrVafd contest Tor re-
Inftiur misspellrd words iu the Classi-
fsd columns.
The three receiving on each werei
n o. Castillo. fi2 North Fifteenth
street.
TuuN Napoleon. Albuquerque
Allie. Srhsrkl.. lng West Coal
The fulluwiuE received each n
months frgr subscription tu the Her
tld
Mrs r \ whitcomh. soi West IT.
IfrHr
D. A. Skinner SO south Second.
8 D. Iwirker Indian school
MrN MHp itsmitez so, East
GRAND
A,rla Elder git south Arno
snfa 4 Chavez tltG Nurth rno
Mf sara o. iazouh,. -ia south
AruH
Patrick sena iolis West Central
.a
49, tic rules ~ the contest on
paEt =
Remember tho reward is given for
ID. .ssp,uinrs ln tho classified section
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
Curtain Rises For
"The Kids Clever"
At $3.50 Promptly

AIbuuucruuc amateur thcspiuus
tumuriHlng IN, east OF 'TIr kid'f
clover" will make their hoW 20 a
large houst ut the crystal thcutpT
promptly az d 800 O'Clock tonight Th,
house WIS not all sold uui this after
noon. but % Boz expected that mann
people will huN tickets ut the thcuirr
before the curtain ritos and take th,
twu rows OF seats which are lctt down
.luIHL
Tho ticket ulc this morning ne Mat.
auu's was surprisingly lurEo although
not Ho vigorous as he rush for srtts
,Daprluy. Many guod seats remain
@dnWnstiira for Wednesday, show
while the balcony b. taken onlA
through the inst thrive rows.
While nothing definite has boon de
,lIod Vet. 10 ~ probable that the pro-
ddctiun will not he taken 10 ans other
towns and thai ma further perform
nnoes Will be- given h,rU after Mch-
ussduN night The company has now
worked hard for several weeks AMI
will probably welcome o. rost
Tickets not sold nj the Nation store
"a q O'Clock this evening Will be trans
fprrpi tu the thcltor hos oftiuC The
tirkota for tho "Wednesday show " q
bc ON sale AZ MntNnn's an day 10.
morrow aud az the thoater lust prioI
" the lust performance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

Four-o Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Auto Springs. oil makes. Korber Co.
1nSi. Phone re. Nicholson Taxi.
lay your dues 20 che "1-bit' club.
Joe ~ sheridan. state mine inspcc-
Tor. WIS In the city today On hts a
~ uut he and points .in northern
Sew Mexico. Mr. Sheridan's home
Hnu headquarters office arr at Silver
~.
In. q J. Algcr IL leaving for Cali.
ip. uHA tomorrow with her little son
Jimmy Mfa childers. her mother
wiz probably follow later ON with the
two little Eira.
Miss Ruth stuchneld has gone to
tuu y. " a. \.
Miss Cludyu Mandcii arrived this
muIulrT from Fort iiHyard, Texas,
where b has been In the Red Cross
iiustrai House. to spend u few DAYS
Do Albuquerque
pinifict Forester Paut q. ncdington
frtitnf niuht Tar Flagstaff. Arizona,
Wh,fc he viii attend the convention
of the Cocoino cattle Growers $3.50
yiBuuu.
Col. q. Du uois. district forcster Of
the mn fon.n district. was IN the
tifF Yesterday ON his way from Fnn
Fmnciaco to Washington, y. g.
The hood cheer club viii hold ~
regular meeting "Wednesday afternoon
ut aN u'rinsk nt M home Of Mr.
MrNuA. btg North Eleventh street
Mra Charles D. element. OF SIM
fltru. who has been w Albuquerque
Iuf several wcuka. will leave FOR hrr
home tomorrow Mrs clement hos
been boz charge o. The Wright Trading
t'of during the absence Of her broth.
o.. charles :. Wrirht. who huH been
boz Texas ON business
Linus !. Shields. of ipmek springs
Is iu the riD today attending tu bus.
iueaa matters MI shields has Just
tuIlN recovered from % serious ilingsf
" lirnnu. assistant Hupefintcni-
tut ui Insurance. has returned 60 san.
o. Go after a brief business visit h,rC
Nts . q stortz arrived yesterday
afternoon fut H W weeks visit ~
tne homo ct her son. Frank \ Stortz.
she b. rurouto 10 her home IN Point
Pleasant, McHt Nirginin. from Los
AuErlDH
A. 81 Pollard former member OF
ffr FttD tuA commission. wHH tn tho
,f1 tuIut uu his was to- santa fo.
dfesH uulorsa and itos.nn hDruefs
IfUNui iuHI trnin from Santa y" toe
l Tow i',s visit nt D. Aldo Leopold
Iuus
o. oHEl-ny. Dr., and Franz
urI.I.II. reached the riiy ON this
MORNINGS IImltrd from NcW 1urk
600. sH,r thrf wctr mustered out ul
H#m. Hnitr The, ave been 90
tt.H.. for twenty months ~ hnN,
IltH s.ftluu ln the aviation section
IiutH Nuuug men were niorH but lri
Iu. rr."iNri their COMMISSIONS when
.#H|.uF ended.
raai uomn made , business ttp 90
Santa fU TODAY.
Two traffic N%Iulutsrs were cited tn
auufar ln police court this morning
IHr minor uff.uHnH There we've no
UHfIfUUtUr.a during thr "flNluE or.
sHs celebration 90 the police dsrari.
Wrut boo received 90 reports of ur
fHtuH usually Incident tu o. special
nuiilHN
Warren UiHntnn returned 90 slant
o., tp.ily after spending a few du's
Boo Albuquerque
There vail be- mo meeting ~ The civ
commissioners tomorrow o,guiur us
tI,tr Is a lack of official business u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
Who's Here
=za=-
TODAY = ARRIVALS At
LOCAL HOTELS


NNnrud1
Co., 81 8 PAWS ruunrru
grurr, johnson. 'u,urrn
IS Dean. san Francisco
80 I Glenn. Denver colo
co. white, lus NuErlrs cam
"a WI.t. ius Aur,leH tHlf
N cora e. Matthews nyWiur
b. UtNtsr Sew York $50
a De- Mcclellan san Francisco
10 cumming Boston. Macs
a be- Balm Denver Colo
D. ~ NrkInIst. chicago lIl
lhpmn.
John Becker HoioH
NIr U,IImr U'lru
Mites Eudtf.fsiu. I'leu
g. Be- Huohouai l.is NoEaa
IS "a IItu. las Vegas
q e. Summers and wife Denver
Harold lHthrr uuo vile lt col
D. VI Stow and wife. Monte yl.',
90 g. Dos.u san Francisco
a ~ luufN. santa III,
b M,Iltrl. wichita wallis Ten
% t ilTu,ft Gallup N
W Allen. Portland prr
a o. luD's and WIFE. Vaughan.
O. o. darlington aud wife vaughn.
TrlwHu lais Vegas
Peter ~l'auu'tir, Port Defiance Nr.f
o ~ lu-s l%aIruul y N
Iu.ruh tlHhy ,U. Suyufru ~ ~
o. a Watson Gallup
A. o. Ash. Ration. ~ A.
Shnffrr Flagstaff Aria
Itri Mcdaniel sudan Ten
Siurps~.
Ma. ~ 4. Npllptt-. Gallup
80 % Anderson
II ItudI. Sulurru " 80
A. s. lIud. Grants y NJ
~ Is Harvey. Wichita Fails THN.
a o. Iaukn,ld
NT. ~ NuN kprhuu.
thtrIrH N Iuud. DrautH. a. ~
q o. EHri,ksHu. lls Vegas
Ma. e. o. Ford
charles 4 newton, Great Ecll
lmu. ~ A..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
7 or rxEcuToR

STATE ~ NEW MENtCO. COUNTY uF
hsualillu. 10 ihr rfahate C"rri iu tha
Matter ~ The tsiGie ~ l. A TsssIrr ~
leased SO 4
Notice De- hffrhs givrn that The riut
NaNinss hark and Trust Company - AihH
uusrqur Nrw Msaien lrssutnf nf ihs T.tatr
- J. A Tsssirr decreased has hlsd iu to-
lrnhat" tHurf ~ Nfrnailia tunrfY View
Nsfirn is hnal afruunt aud report o. suth
Executor and fhs Court lHs aupHirtrI sat
urda, ttr stft fay ~ Man 1918 a. iha hour
- trn n inft ~ thr FORENOON ~ .a.d iaf g.
tte day fur hsaHng objections 10 aur tt.r.
BE- 90 The approval uf said hsaI Hrfluat ana
ftr"rt uri fur thr final d.,tharsa % saII
tHrrutur
witness my hand and ths seal ~ sold Poo
hair rHuu fhis 2pth dHr ~ Arri 1919
NEsruW MuNrnN
tNeall Probate tirrk
Aga.tt.I1H2n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

LAST VIII Avn TESTAMENT ur w
WITT A NAlOiifN deceased Co. Theresa
~ NaushfY 1gu Nofth Niuth Altugusriu.
n mentioned loo tho vNI Hs Esr.utun
lifauur " NuuFhrN goo NUrt AIHft Al.
huqncrgur y ~ Alexandria AHHshrf "a
mifor Albuquerque. A M. 900 North
Ninth william NanEhtY . uIrHr AltH
pnergns y a geo Norih NIHfh Tmmaft
A N~ausnsy a uinor hhuaurr.uH e. ~
ago North Nirth ard 90 aI % whom DO
may concern GrsstIrs
Noa 49, hereby notiasl that fhr alleged
at VIII and Trsiamrnt ~ Immeii
NAushsi drrrhsrd lafr ~ thr tHuufy ~ Uef
nAlilin and State ~ View Mesiro. was pro.
ducel and read in thr Probate Court ~ she
County ~ NsrualIllo State N Nrv Mexico cu
Mo a'th day - irrl 'qTa and thr iaf ut
the proving ~ aid alleged lhst VIII md
fettamruf eaH fhtrrnruu nNrs fur -atlrinf
tho Jth day ~ Ma A - lptp 90 Go
% clock iu The forenoon ~ said day
Given under my hHui and thr sraI ~
this tHurf this goth las NJ Arrl a 70 iptl
NlsTnN NuNruNA
tNsal COUNTY tlHri
ArnI 10 May g. ~. go
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

STATE pF SEW MENfCp. COUNTY
81 ueruallllo. lu tho Probate court
q. tns matter % tho Estate %
George X Neher. deceased
Nuticc ~ hereby given that carrie
o. Nchtr. Exrrutrix 20 the Estate uf
George X NchUr deceased. has filed
be- the Probate Court ~ ivrnalillo
County. New MvNicO. her final uc.
and report us such ENetutriN
pud the 'uurt has appointed saturday
the 24th. dHy ~ May. 1919 90 the
hour uf ten o'clock ~ the forenoon
cl said aaN ua the dHy Tor hearIuE obs
lrrtluns U any there be-. 90 the ap.
prevail - said final rDouu and TO-
port aul Tor b final discharge OF
slid ENrru'riN ard her bond.
Wltn,s- uv hand tnd the seal oi
said Probate court this .sth dny Of
April laIH
NEsTpR MpNTpYA.
Probate clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

LAST Will Am TEsrANTNT OF VIRGIL
fnulliu purtsh Drrsatrd tu 1sunir rhll
irrs phrtrh isrfufrls raui rhaster
partth Irene pHftch tiaruii Warren
pHitrh nnd CO. 90 fn vhom u mny ranrern
You are hereby notified that tho alleged
Iast WIN and Testament ~ Nirgil Franklin
pnrirh. drrsased. lnir uf Tho County of urr
naiilln and state ~ New Mexico was pro-
dured and read boz thr Probate Count ~ the
County of Htrhnllln. state ~ New MsRiso ON
the goth day ~ Anrii 1919 aud 'he day ~
tho proving. ~ said Allretd l.nst Wi and Trt.
tHfnarf vts tharruunu NNrd fnr SATURDAY, fhe
2tth DAY of Mas A y tatn ~ l' q. CLOCK
In 'ht forenoon ~ sHid dav
Given undtr m, hand ant tho Seal ~ this
Court this goth DE-, ~ Anril A u tglp
NESTOR MONTONA
tseail County Ileth
April ~ May 9 a. 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

LAST WILL ~ TrsrAMINT ur non
sHrt stDrsr Deceased ta Louise y stutrr
Albuquerque a 40 mentioned IH fHu Viii
Hs tksrutrs Maria Dolores siu,sr r.
minor Albuquerque. a y Urnn tiir,
Slower a mlHor Albuquerque n " Eiat
4 Ntnyrr Albuquerque a 81 and 90 Ill
whom IL may concern directing
You ars hereby uoiihsl that fhs rIIagrd
Last VIII end Testament N R1isTIrE -tn,cr
deceased lHft ~ tht tuuNfN ~ NrfuHllIH AND
state oi Sew Mr,irn. wns produced and read
/. thr Probate Court ~ ths County ~ Nef
uHllin STATE ~ New Mexico nr ths uNth Iav
~ Aurl 1919 and thr da1 ~ tht url,lns o.
saii alleged last VIII aud Testament was
ihrrsupnr hafd fnr saturday tho Hitt dHy ~
NAV 4 u teta at 90 % sloct boz thr tore
noon ~ said dai
Gwen under my hand aud Tho Seal ~ this
toutt ibis goth daN ~ Apri Ap tNip
NfNrpR MnATnNN
tsenll runty tiert
Arti ~ MAY q. n. 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES
"a
BIDS fOn SUPPLIES roR NEW MEXICO
STATE rEE1IIETIARY. SANTA ~.
NEW MrNIcg

%tsquest ior bids for suppiiss. consisting u
Nfnfsfes Msats uU Goods. Leather sod
Nhoe findinss Coal etc. for sis months. end
los Novsnhsf iuth 1913. BE- called fur said
lids 20 b. ~ the office ~ he Nuperiufendsnt
81 thr rsniientiarY a. santa ~. New MEXICO.
not later Than y DOB O'Clock. A a. Wsdnes
day MAJ 2sth 1919 list ~ supplies want.
ID. rltn tiank proposals., viii DO sent cn ~
plicniion
y, order ~ board ~ penitsbtisfy Com
rfDYt ORTIZ gsp.ristsus..t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

Kansas CITY Mo. MaN q a. s Uu,
rr1u ut M1rkstfl Hos, receipts o.
coo. market higher Usuvios. $50 1SN
se0.Hu; light So 90 500 90. parking
Slg25 re- f2o.hU. pirs NliOc slH2h
cattle. receipts 100000 market
steady. -tccrs. tlOl5WSlN 70. COWS
and holfera So SIS 20; cnlNet
sN75HStg.7 Is: stockers. s. DO HtlGa %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
Chicago Ihpari uI Tra.Ir.

'l,iraEu ibpari uI Trad.
Chicago, Man Fresh strength de-
Nciuprd iu the corn market TODAY
largely oNlng 10 the asrvnt of nns
values Co a new top record. lufuN
uUthiu seattle tor pluwiuF, planting
uui hauling Tended also 10 htt corn
prirer lively liquidation hN hulderH,
however we boz evidence" 90 times
sud tu,nr wac much nervousness
poudlur lu address which the national
whstt uIr-stor lutYs ~ barnes wus
scheduled fu deliver here after mid
inN. uusninE quotations, which
rturaft from o. .a cents higher
Nttn JuiS ti.ss 20 il.os and soptom-
beer titIl 60 ftt.i Wrru followed
D., u sharp transient .thtck and then
hs another decided uuturu
oats were governed mainly Dos corn
After opening cent off Go % ukv
advance with july sUa tu a. The
market nuotunt,i ON both sides %.
NyHfpIIuN'a finish.
Provisions reflected the ruins u the
huE market
After Mr nnrn,f Address. me mar.
ket mad, O. sharp bulge pm covering
b., shorts They had anticipated that
his remarks would be- E-nsrIlN %
strurI as heirlsh. hut such was not
Iis rass Prices closed strong 60
- net higher, with IulN GtHl. 20
slsal1 and September Nslh 60
81 safs
IN. fact that hos values had olmb.
~ to t2i.ab kept Cd, provision market
on en-, upgrade throughout the session
Close
yorn. july. 81 ssi. sept. tiss4
utts July. 7OA Sept, rNA
Fork May, sos 90. lu',, So 900.
Lard. lul, So %, Sept So rs.
'hicago IiNrs,~k.
thlctgu. MsN O. a. = bureau of
Narkctsl Hos, receipts $4,000 mar
kVf muattf No cents tu .H cents higher
than YESTERDAY. average Tup f.lar,
a new high record Hulk So 90
90 20. heavy weight. t.llomf So 30.
medium weight 81. uu f2l-h, lrht
weight $50 5iu s2l 2's NEht light not
quoted. htHNN Ia.rkiuE suWH sUtnoth.
$50 ioHt 2oi pHtkiug r1wH rough,
So SOFAS sO.ab, piss tlN.Aun $500.
tlitiV. receipts 10000, beef steers
slow. % 10 90 Genus lower butcher
cattle steady Jo % cents lower, feed
'rs and calves steady li''i strctsi
medium uud heavy Wrtrht, choice aud
prime. NlThUu Nln.sH. medium tud
good flA.taWflIsH. common, AlHl
utliats u~rhtW,ipht good aud Uhoiro
Sltfhufl5 % common and m'siiuiu
$40 gi5 90. butcher cattle hcif,rs
81 Uu 70 81. 90, cows. 81 thWsli5a
,iuu.r aud cutters. s. uuHtt it, veal
calves lirht and handy WriEht slfuD
4Sl4uu. feeder steers. SO 2Hn Nlsan
-fprker .feer-. s. uSi17t.
sheep receipts. o. OOO. shorn lambs
steady bids un Wnolcd lambs lower
sheep steady Lambs, ~ pounds down
$500 ~ SEQ 20. 40 pounds up SifHI
S3ult, UullH % common $1,000 ft
SiT 90: NDtrings wonthprs. SIS 90 4t
$3.50. ewes. medium. good
choice. E~ts.2aHklG 20, rullH and com -
mon. 500 3i2.2d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
FOR sALE-Miscellaneous


fuH sALE Cheap Herlsy Da,Idsuu motor
'''l' WITH cid" oNr American Garage
rnR sAIE-tI inch steel shaftiuf. { foot
"r i'" ho' A1I or phone sioo RI
nARG ANS boz pisuos. Mayer rlauos phone
sfhphs md musical Instruments Pianos
routed HOFFMAN f. ~ suuft liuf
BlG HtR0AINs m l%svrlr,. vatshe, ds
monds and s.lsyrtarr tnptff uHfth 10
pairing Rothmau f. tl5 South rirst
Nu1ltF 10 pRY Ouons DEALERS you
can buy bargains boz merrhnudise n N0u cant
eatlN Of "l1 South First street as We arr
quitting business
FuR SALE on RTNr Ris double stores In
splendid location fur any Lind 90 business
ai1nia south sreuui q u tnkin Phone
fuW SALE Evrrhsarinv stravierry PLANT,
" - per hundred, postpaid e Fitzgerald
sandovHl y N
WI NAVE SOLD our lsnsr iu s " e. A.
and have every piece M furniture loo our
store Tor sale ~ q bargain Nus sarat
building Iu June Soc ~ ~ Won want ,sr.
hliur' ~ bargain prizes l2t North second
Phone COS
fpR sAlL Victor photograph and rfcords
hot Llast heater rrfrlrorainr Dhild's bed.
rocking horse, porch reclining chair ais0
mll hlooded Khpdr island rooster. 800 Wes-
Lead. Phone illsJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
sHw MEXICO czxTnAI nAnw4y
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE

= " No 2 from NJ Paso and No 1 from tks
sasii Al aania " eith ID a ~ a. iof neassr
No 10 from Aisaausraus :, willard
With A T a = Y train for Mountaiaair.
belsn snd Alhagnerquei AZ Torrance With y
y A y W No. 4 Tor santa Rosa. Tqcumtari
aHi the east,
fuF farther information rommnnicats sith
y. y HkG0kKsON.
1rrafds Manager.
Santa ". n n.