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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

stores. posters for blllboards about
fUwn. instructions Tor the sales pco-
pie. suyicc for enllating the support
o.. the press. and a number OF othtr
suggestions which any retailer can
adapt directly 10 his own store, MS
own city aud his own customers.
Specimens 81 NJ propaganda ma
tefihl Will be sent TO about 10000 re-
ttilera ON the associntion'a mailing
list and additional supplies viii be
furnished al cost. II halt OF these
retailers socur an average Of Low
signatures each. the expected total OF
n 1000. npe names viii have been at
tanned. This average h NOT consider
80 excessive, for many tens OF thou
sands OF signatures Will doubtless be
tecurcd hy the larger department
stores 10 the bigger cities. When op-
position 10 the tax was being crystal
iined hy the retailers Of New York To
secure H. repeal Just before the last
session % adjourned, ~ AT
mnn a GO. alone secured SO. 9oO sig
natures to petitions OF protest.
The association viii make L. OFF,
cini protest audible through IL COM
mittee ON federation legislation, which
will he called 20 meet In New York
10 frame pfeliminnry plans as soon
us there II definite indication a. To
the date when viii be con-
Nrnsd rom the present asprct OF
things In Parts u H. expected by some
uf the newspaper correspondents that
the president viii return early d n
May, aud congress, u may he pre-
sumcd. will bee convened a week or 40
before he arrives. ~ that o. may have
an oppurtuniy 10 organize before the
prenidont arrives.
immediately opens. tho
committee on federal legislation Will
30 % Washington and call for the
repeal 81 the luxury taxes u was on
N the unfurtunate congestion OF legs
islatinu ai the last session which pre-
vented passage ~ the repeating reso-
luton. and retailers urc confident
that Il will 40 through az the next
session " ~ passage Is Insisted upon
with sufficient vlEor.
Representative merchants from ev-
rry state In the Union Will probably be
called 10 meet with the committee In
Washington u point a 20 the son
ators ana representatives. from their
respective states how unpopular and
~impraetical he taxes are.
No serious opposition u their re-
peal II expected 20 develop The ma
tlon-wide protest aroused durlng the
last congressional session demonstrate
ed that % was a mistake % use this
form 81 TAXATION at this lime and a
great many of those SENATOR who had
voted for the measure became con
WINGED 81 lts undesirahility.
The Internal revenue bureau 4
known To he strongly opposed TO the
tax because 81 the difficulty and cost
uf collecting n, and Ia credited with
having irnadly intim1trd that ~ re-
real would he worry acceptable. To this
bureau H. attributed a statement that
T. would cost sl2e, coo. 0oe to collect
ESQ, 100000 under the tax
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02
Ten Millions Will
Ask Repeal of
the Luxury Taxes
a. CuSHMAN. OF the A. l.
Washhurn company, DISCUSSING
thr new luxury taxes which

u washhurn company. discussing
thr new "luNufA taxes which
bscamv effective Thursday, told m.
Albuquerque Rotary club that the
American people viii demand the re-
peal uf the taN and secure that repeal
not because they object to Inc amount
ct the tuN but ecaus they viii not
submit a. the unnecessary irritation
Involved iu he manner of IT, coliec
ton. Ate. Cushmun quoted az iength
from un article iu q Chicago trade
journal reviewing the campaign nov
i,rminr Go brine about the repeal uf
the taNlur plan. The statement fol-
lows. lu part
HeuIlrrs are preparing 10 coolest
the luNurY tHKra when thry Eo INTO
effect MHf o. Tut thct ars nimuitas
ueuusll preparing Tor "a powerful 81
fort go secure the repeal ut the OBJ
roKiuus section as soon 49, congress
-tuonUNpucs.
Forccs are being swiftly gathered
together ana sentiment nodded and
rryHtniligud Tor O. descent uuou Wash
inEtuu, Hs soon a. DE legislative reH-
sion reuucna, lu a siurfu of protest
which be- expected 10 wipe the luAury
taxes from b statute books
A drluEr uf protests r|ethlons
heHring 10000. Ngb names calling Tor
relief from the Inconvenience ana uu-
noyunre resulting from the enforce
atut Of section aOi OF the revenue
hNl is expected 10 dumunstrtic 10 the
lawmakers az the capital that the ma.
ton Is opposed a. such form OF taxa
ton n thai IL repeat ~ imperative
THE instrument which Will mntr
| possible this organized protest IA the
National Retail ir, Goods assUuis-
ton. and tlu man who will let loosc
thc pcni up flood ~ opposition b. lew
Hahn. executive secretary. Mr. Hahn
was "a of those who, with dcicga-
tiuns OF retail m~errhents from al
uurts of the country, went "a wash
inEton during the last session of con
Frcas. argued. pleaded, demunstratrd
thf mtllIty and mprtctictuiliiy OF the
luxury taxes, secured their amend
mcut lu u number % Important re-
apcctA aud came within reach Of re-
curing their repeal
To-day, while the legislative session
ia suspended. Mr. Hahn Is quietly hut
actively ~marshaling the forces Of OPP
position TO the luxury taxes and blow
Liza up the whlriWind which is expect
eu TO prove how widespread D. their
rnpopuiarity tie has prepared the In
struncnts with which merchants and
tho public can voice their dlsapproNal
of this fuftu ~ taxation lie has pre-
AIRED repeal cards and petition forms
GO hr signed hy customers. wall plac'
ards and cards 10 be posted In th'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02
Tomorrow

- MAY o In 1893 the Pope issued
- bon b, which h, diyldcd
tho iundcI world and upuUr.
TONED t between ht S~pHnlHrlr aud
thr Portuguese To ferdinand and
lsah,lla Who were tibet ou the
Spanish throne WIS given the full
IIEnt tU 100 cuGutri,H inhabited uA
Irutsl. which thsy shuuid discover
west Uf 1900 iulFiuHry hur drawn
uum pole Co pole 700 oHruc west of
thp Aanrts To the IurturteHr were
rIt,u Hl the countries discovered
vast of HAT limo
on hial O.. 1891. o. sentence co., vr
tud Imprisonment Tor bribery va
passed upon Lord bacon ty tho
ir 1853 on Ma, 8. tho English .o.L
thr island uf jamaica from Tho Sp'p-
ish.
ln i,so. on May D. Lord n,rou Iu
emulation % lDaudDr SWAN thU
ti,llr-puUt ia utHrIrs m tho Oar
ilurllUs from ABB duH tu svstur.
which ia swept hN uu exceedingly
wifi current % was said That uutiI
Byron accomplished the fH1t uu man
hfd SWAIN the u,llrspuut sine,
lriudrr crossed u iu meet Hero.
The WiUth uf the channel is barely ct
Wilp uuf co., distance byron SWAIN.
U hv Wa carried hN the current WH'
upward uf TO miles
lu iala ou N1, 90 ila,r, dc Grace
Boz MIriluuD. wt- burned Icy the BRIT
ish.
In isit ou Aliy o. N,pulcon arr.y.
rN go tho island uf EIhu. Hud uu 90,
same dsS Louis NNtlt made his cu.
trlutp into Paris
600 Nr H 900 ISIS Captain Nu-
alpd from th, shetland islands uI
H.. first voyage tu discover th' North.
West I.H--Iet
uu Nlt lslr Thumu. lluUI che
lHuur..l tul poet lIDH 100 London
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

IMtMhlM always fnnt IN treat
~ lnr the sick or nur-inE the sick
there L. nothing u quite such
Importance o. optimism. Persistent,
confident hopcfuinc-- u far and away
the best % medicines.
Listen 20 this recent testimony by q
physician 81 nearly half n cortury'u
active practice. pr. Charles W. Page
III Hartford. Conn.
The more I have accumulated. ~
perisnCc. especially with medical N
the more firmly have ! been con
yiuccd that optimism ~ the chief can
~Ftructi"V force in human affairs. ard
that IT, possession BY a medical man
d. a requisite for professional success.
"a medical man who ~ well forti.
fled with an optimistic personality u
certain to meet with the most favor
able conditions FOR developing IN
others hopeful stimulating thoughts
and moral couragt-thc best method
ny which 70 charm and inviEOrate
the patients mind. molllfv his burden
90 iil-hcnlth. aud pave the way for
improvement in bodily conditions.
ITO cope success fully with democrat
igrd ldens Of the anxious slCk. ~ they
crop out in all sorts and conditions
OF patients, a physician with uro-
Tuunced optimistic personality ~NNi
nnd frequent occasion 10 exercise AZ,
the vii aud wisdom he can command,
yet mo- service he can render 10
dia1uietcd iuyuida will be more eff
cucinuH or better rewarded than VII
De the uurraftlur into tho minds II
lH patients feelings Of courage aud
uplifting trains 81 thought
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

TORY LOAN workers and Victory Loan buyers and those who have not "
bought Victory Bonds are sen their message today by Frank m. Smith, FEEDER
District Director Of the War Loan organisation, who autographed the mewaI
from Dallas 70 the Evening Herald:
i sometimes hear people speak Of not being able TO afford to buy
bonds These people mean they have not at the moment in the bank the
fun amount OF the bond which they have been asked 10 purchase. I would
remind these people that the old philosopher who advised that ne be
neither a borrower nor a lender has no place In the scheme Of things
today. We won this war by mortgaging our future productivenesa and
energy and w must pay for II by the same means. The question Is not
have you enough money TO pay for your bonds in full at this time, but
whether " not you can possibly pay for them within the next six months.
good sense and courage re called for at this time"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

discipline Iu 4 democrats. tTut IF .U
QUO p...Uuf IruHHU.leI. British.
Hir.|rI stru. HrI I Iuf moro uu.
fH.U Nt uuIN believed boz UDmuNH
Iltf. NH."p We cleo Hlf
600 |NFIHlfIHf H further rHuWu Dob
Uur HuN..r schools which H.t 100
with tow ,kI,uUuusI nftir PRUSSIA
...H IUI.HrfH I. kHIHrrH And IU
Those hutHrHs uf HiturrtrN and HN.
HIluft obedience 500 expect tH train
Nuuur usuI', tu GROW uu. govern
fHrmrritr# tud the stated
Two books nN WILSON E GU iir
before mU wish million NW,r.
cons would road ihcm IurH are "a
N,w tItitrurhip' aud 'rh" Boys mud
HIIl R,nuhli,
Thyf lro devoted POO tho ldol ui
ultlus tue school i.um BE- s"l'.gu,.
rIuluf rHuuhllU
nu>r tud giris need to know how
H govern NltUaHfNus. make lhrIf ~
tive. elect their own representative
HuI r,f politically what thc5 want
ono Thousand times more than thr'
urUN tu know how tn bound Uruguay
ur wuut thH uIuuwinl thrUrsW
More power tu GINS ARM
no wen, ,flr 81 the O. r a.
uHuiI IHUk sNrrt school teacher tu.
"ruhrI uf the school BOARD up 300 IaI
HUH rHt Doe them uuf ufl tlyt hI.
r,iI These i've Iuuks
luu rIu rnt the boots hy wrItinE 90
THr American Patriotic iriEIr. Co...
~H,nUuiruU, uHII Philadelphia
iHH q luuw fI' pfl"r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

Genrrr Ade we tnikinr about the
hirh cost uf living ~ Palm Beach Tie
said
while "a Palm ncach barber waf
shaving me one day Z asked him n De-
new the Significance ~ the red ana
white striped pole outside HE shop.
"t du. sair' the barber answered
That pole dates from the days when
nHrhrrs we're ALSO surgeons o. means
that the barber hlrcds his customers
sn saying thr man handed me u
cheek fur alNfN five rents.
Well WelI' said Z 'SiNty-fyc
cents TOR a have ch Whatever you
do. mb friend. .out take down your
rulu ENchaurc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

TkNoW Uf nothing that b. more sad
thun tu fppl that friend Dr. uu
y longer tu nD trusted. There came
lime when MUItrfout the Wood
Mouse almost bad this fcrlinr. 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

THIS " THE second day ~ the
month. on which we must make up
our mind whether TO spend y bal-
ancc Of last muntha samrl on = puN
of apring ntrawborfles. or be aeuri.
bio and bus an undivided interest In
q sensible slice Of ham.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

Hark, Tree-toadE softly trillinr
in the dian. mysteriouH light
puch' The grim mosquito ruling
10 his kin until M tiEhfs
lat The neirhbor'H dogs assembling
tn ms garden for a Tight
And dawn b. here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

HONEST. CLARA, this food situa-
tion l. becoming awful ~ an Alhu.
aueriue church tea this week. they
a-nctioned "a slice 81 y q Tor ti.ai.
Fancy. having to pay Tor Tongue az a
tea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02
SOLOS
BY THE Second Fiddle

A MEXICAN meat packers, ac-
~ cordlng to a consular report,
= have established temperance
zones In Paraguay. They've had even
better luck IN general man'lFihg gov
81 nment In Paraguay than they have
had In Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

4 musician who .tu pitN uu kinds
uI Instruments boots tur band
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

John o. Rockefeller. Dr.. tells q
story about o. miner who explained
one dty 60 10 bishop why he never
went tn church
You 500. hiah. its like this, the
miner said. the fust time I went "a
church thr1 threw water in my fnceI
uud the second time I vent they tic
me 20 u woman rve had 10 Keep ever
since
The hiehop smiled rrimly.
"Nud the third time YOU go he
Hit "thcf'U throw dirt ON YOU
Loo Angeles Times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

WHEN 1T COMES TO BUYING
Victory iionas the lilo Grande divi.
ION employee are In a class ~ them
selves
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

oNE-sEyENTH Of ne Aihuquer.
aue quota has been taken by railroud
employees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-02

PROBABLY a. ~ q. Burleson feels
thankful that nobody has charged
HIM with responsibility for those mali
| ed bombs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-21
Pasado ell teGrnino de 3 dias que lie puso a su aduersorio pa
raque aceptara SUI nuevo reto, hac Observation-Disclosures
pero fue tan pobre Ia
|, que Sc vi6 obligado
Desofia de nueuo a
Campe6n MundiaI

seria e. meior round para perder,
etc, V convinimos en- que fuese 81 de-
elmo. Ne avisarian en- los prlmeros
tres o cuatro rounds 81 Willard po-
dia hacer una exhibition acceptable.
"El convcnio fu6 que 70 dispon-
Grja de los derechos a ia pelicEla en-
Europa, y a. SO Y un tercio pOr cien-
to de 10 que produjese en- los Esra-
dos Unidos ' el Canad&.
"CUando voivi a Londres, Sc supo-
MIA que podria salir a los tres neses
para America, arreglado TODD en-
Chicago. Escribi muchas ~cartas, pcro
no recibi reSpuesta alguna. Tambien
procure II pelicula, Ia cual. cuando.
al caho lego era inutil. La llevc de
Ia Oficina de Ia American Express
Company al meior perito cinemaco-
grafico de Europa. q Barker : Co,
Representatives por un tai Nj. Smith
qUicn examine la pchcula, consult6
4 muchos peritos, pero Sc comproo6
que las peliculas carccian lie las
perforac;oneS necesarias para poder-
las utiIizar, ' On 10 dcmas eran inu-
tiles
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-21
LA VICTORIA SUBMARINE
ESTUVO 4 PUNTO DE
SER UK HECHO

DD-~ ~ % II T,-,
,-o-o-,N W;rFom ( Sims conan
~ -. no,-7Ia. or,or;-
oaH'e ue - -
ean@S en- @Su"S or.sc;an ~ n.
Sc Ia s~rarr~oza 10 snS
gao ~ - ararc.-
S r-.rccinrez acaha
ID" i"'eIo - -, 10 =,
oe mayer "-'',' 80
earSioa par" -oS ',a Lacbo
oeC-rE"Cio *, - ~,;,a6aTan-
que JS"-<;S, u. ~. ., ,Ir,irsT+az%o
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iEsta I'd. c~onstipado?

br0 deS.errado para sIempre "A coNS-
J,Daci6n. Sc Joma con tanto gUsto
COMO :: +ueran dulceS. Y no ~provocan
"a repugnancia habiJual De las pill
Govas : pascillas. Pida : 81 botlca-
RIO una ooJella de Lamarine Waters
hoy mismo. No compre otra mei;ci-
na. pUes no hay ninguna que Ia lgua-
le.
Por " paquete gratis de mUestra.
1iri;ase en- IA Siguiente fOrma: Desk
l.. L.ama-ine Laboratory Atlanta.
@. iAdv.D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-21

La Constipation aearrea . me1u9o
mOlesyias mas <srlaS que las que is
ted Sc supone, Una acc.on Immediate
Sc requiere para combar.r este mise
rable estado, que lnjcamer,e Is pre-
cursor de INTERMEDIATES mas Ser.aS.
tales como dyspepsia, Indigestion, n
t~oxicaci6n por "a ma.a digestion. elc.,
V Tue a menuGo conStlCuye solo z!
principle &c una nala Sa3ud : Pobre
n~atQraleza. Tome caCa income uno o
dos Lamari2e Waters. 81 Laxative
Ideal : deSpue< de POGO tempo ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-21

Que conUZCa IA CO!IOIIaC'V-. -I-N-1 --.IVs" 'V0E'-'''. V|
peaGa.
Los mencionados once arrlcu.oS podrd I'd. obrener!os
gratis, 81 nos envIa su orden dea-ro lie ,re.nJa dlaS, coHta-os
Ses6e nov. No terdri que mandarnos drero ade.antado.
mandenoS tan solo el cupoa ' pagara los $l2g5 .! reci5o de
las me-caNcEaS. En- case dc aeScontento. pue1e cevotT2r g
do dentro de rreirra Gias ' lie reembolsaremos e. direro. I'd.
no arriesga NADIA. :Por que no probar? Pro6aolenente al
gunos de SuS amigos les EuStarla tener IN re.oJ como este
no espere. sro mandenoS e. cupon dcsde luego.
MO NOVELTY COMPANY, Dept 7O4.
1916 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago. Ill.
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Los tres personajcs de un soc
n~octurno.

nocturno.
"Quizas haya muchas personals en-
Ia Habana cue recuerden hsberma
.visto en- dos ocasiones. en- IN buggy
Gesputs de las dieZ de la n"chc. con
otros tres hombres. UHo de tstos era
Tom Jones. e otro Jack Curlcy : q
tercero Jess Willard. Is possible
que Sc halle en- Ia Habana ell mismo
cochero que nos trajo en- eI vchiculo y
al que despedi. prcscindiendo de sus
se~rvicios: 70 mismo guit y pucic
ser cue q ducno del cstahlo doniH
Ell corhe fua alq1iIado podria decir
quitn era e. cochero.
pespucs recog! al cohero Y vent
mos hacia e centric de la ciudad por
Ell Canine que condUce al H~ip6dromo
de Mariana. I'm 81 cIr>o de este pa
SEQ. me djieron que 81 dinero cue
ME pagahan eva solo para ir tirando
hasta que Willard. deSpues de aguar.
dar un ana volviese a luchar con-
m;~o.
"Tcdo ci mundo sane cuaaca era
mi ansiedad por arreglar cl aSm;o
de Chicago. 70 huhiesc hecho casl
TODD 70 Que curiese en- ra26n con
obicto de poder visjtar a mi madre.
que va cstaba vicia Y dahil.
Al final;Zar 81 decimo round 3e
Ia TeIca. willard habia estado tan NAL,
que fuG ~necesario c~ontinuar IA pc
lea. La sehal convenida fue dada por
Curley. or cl v;rdsimo rouna, pcro
20 estim6 lue Willard habia hecho
tan pcbre demonstration todavia en-
tonrcs, que nc Vi obligado 4 esperar
hasta 81 vigtsimo SeXto anteS de dar
cumplimiento a 10 c~onvcnido.
A menos que Willard conveng'
en- peIear conmigo dentro dc un
periodic razonable, cosa que deberla
hacer para prcbar, 81 puede, que me
jerrot5 legalmentc. reclamar6 el IL
tulo de campe6n mundial. Yo deseo
luchar con 81 dc cualquiera rlanera
que sea eQ]r,itativa.
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LOS COMPONENTES DE La
G MEXICANA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Mayo Is.
-En su Ultima session, Ia Academia
Mexicana. correspondence de Ia Real
Espanola de la Lengua. acort5 que
So diera publicidad a la lista de Sis
miembros, para cvjtar. FTobableneN-
te. que ~quienes 10 tie1en csc carac-
ter. Freshman de ~poseerlo.
La lista de referencia es Ia que 81
que. seGdn el ~secretariO perpctuo dc
la corporation:
Individuos de numero
Han recihido va Su tIJuio de Co
rrespondientcS de la Academia Es-
pamela los anotados con las inicialeS
&C. p. L. E.,) los que carecen de
esas iniciales, 10 recibiran !uego que
envien a Ia institution matritensc
sus discusses de toma lie p~osesion.l
D. Jose Lopez Portillo Y Rojas. &C.
\. /. F. ~director; d. Enrique Fer
nandez Granados. secretario per7e-
tue: D LUIS Gonzalez Goregon, &C,
D. L E.) bi~blio1ecario ~pcrpetuo: D.
Manuel G. Revilla. &C.. D. L. k.)
censor: D. Francisco Cana!es, teSo-
rero: D. Francisco Sosa, C. D. /. e.
D Emilio Rabasa: D. Federico CAIN
hoa. C. D. L. e. D. Eictoriano Sa-
lado Alvarez: D. Francisco fascual
Garcia: n. Balbino Davalos; D.
ENRIQUE Gonzalez MARTINEZ; Pbro. D.
Federico Escohedo. &C. D. L. E.) D.
Antonio Case; D. Manuel Romero ce
Terreros: y. Enrique MARTINEZ So
bral. &C. D. L. E.): D. Salvador
Cordero correspondence de Ia Me-
yicana. cue tambien 10 es de IA Es-
pamela. limo. Sr. D. Ignacio Monies
de Oca ' Oregon.
Correspondientcs de Ia MeXicana,
que no ~pertenccen a Ia Espanola.
D. Primo Feliciano Eel&zquez. D.
Ambrosio RamireZ. D. AQuilcs Gerst,
D Cayetano Rodriguez Beltran, D.
Caledonia Jurco de Ia Vega, D. En-
rioae Gomez Haro, D. Mariana Coro-
nado, D. juan B. Delgado, D. Luis G..
Urbina \. Alexandra Quiiano. D..
Manuel Puga Y Acal, D. Amado Ner-
vo. y. Alberto N. Carreon, D. Je-
sis Diaz de Leon, D.. Dario Aubio
D. Alfonso Reeves
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Conuino en- dejarse derrotar al d@cino round;
demonstration de fuerza y habilidad de Willard
q esperar hasta Ell Uigesimo sextc round. :
Willard y 81 no acepta, Sc declara de nuevo

dos los gastoS de viaje para que
pelee con Willard, Y mas: 81 listed
concierta Ia lucha de manera que
nos agrade. Z los tres meSes de 81
termination. podra listed votver a
Chicago, recQperar sus p~ropiedades
Y Yer a 81 familia."
lie diio 4 CIr!ey que haria az
match Y que posteriormenve lie ha-
blaria acer9a De e.. EsUuvo conmi-
go en- Londres alguuas Semanas y
volvi6 4 Nueva York.
"Cuando estuve dispueSto para sa-
lir de LondreS cablcgratit a Curley,
~Didiendole cierta cant;dad de dinero
que me envi6 en- seguida. FuG en- los
primeroS tiempos De Ia guerra Y 20
tenia que realiZar IN viaje 4 BUenos
Aires de donde ne dirigi 4 las Anti
Has en- IN buque fletado, desembar-
cauGo en- CientUegos. desde cuya
ciudaG Vine a Ia Habana por fcrro-
carril.
lie telecrafie a CurIey que q Ia
saxon So hallaba On Mexico. diciendo-
ie Que me era impossible seguir ma
cia Mexico cara cumrlir mi contrato
Y gue declinaba In idea. Entonc2s
Curely. me cont@sJ6 10 si~guiente:
Que pasa? Va listed a dejar a esa
genie Gisparar Sobre Ell toro? o una
Erase por e. eStilo.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-27
COOPERATIVE MARK ETING
OF EGGE PROFITABLE

Fayetteville, Ark, April 27.-(Spec-
iaD-Co-operative egg marketing is
proving SO popular and so profitable
to the poultry growers of Poinsett
County that S. P. Dent, county agent
and Miss Nina Henderson, county
home demonstration agent, are super
vising the shipping Of from 100 to
800 dozen eggs a week it is reported
by J. E. Nickel, district agent of the
agricultural extension division, Uni
versity of Arkansas.
In the first cooperative shipment
made, approximately $40 more was
paid to the farmers of Poinsett coun-
ty for eggs than the local markets
would have paid. The shipment of
1870 dozen Melted the farmers 80 cetns
dozen, an advance of u cents uer
dozen over the local markets. AS
a result of this, eggs on the local
markets advanced from 5 TO 10 cents
per dozen it is stated.
During the second week, 15S dozens
of eggs were shipped comparatively
at net gain to the shippers of s
cents a dozen of S12.64 more han
would have been paid by local mark
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-27

cts. This does not take into con
sideration the approximately 400 doz-
ems of eggs bought by the local deal
ers who were giving 5 cents dozen
more because Of the cooperative ship
ment it is indicated. Last week, 300
dozens of eggs were shipped under
this plan which net the shippers 500.
One woman shipped $50 IL dozens
of eggs in her first shipment and her
net profit for her extra trouble, above
the local market price, was $2.6s..
In order to facilitate the handling
of the eggs for cooperative market
ing, egg circles are being organized
and the members arc being taught
by the agents how to handle, grade
and pack the eggs for shipping. The
poultry members of the county are
also being given this instruction. The
agents assists in locating markets and