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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
General Showers Help
Crops and Ranges in
All Parts of State

a.. Weather Bureau. santa Re. n. NJ.
weather and crop conditions In New
eNico Tor the week ending July =
The week was warm. nae,iy cloudy
ma favorable with daily thunder
4howers. most common In northern
ounues, but Indicating simmer rains
VET the state generally, some local
0wnpoura occurred at the beginning
the weelt, with flood damage and
ashcd Foadways. The hprvcst of
inter wheat " general IN eastern
ountiesi with favorable woatlie and
hood TO large returns. sprins wheat
4hd oats are generally doing well. also
orn, kaifir. milo. aofRhums n gar
ens, With cultivation general. Ranges
yer the state generally are good 10
4Ncellent me stock doing unusually
Black Lake; We have had more rain
pan was really needed. hut every
ping r. looking fine.
Amarillo weather continues IDEAL
or harvest. Row crops doing nicely
NJ some rain would he beneficial:
unshlne abundant.
Lakewood; Weather generally clear.
ut with Few local showers. stranl
.rop 81 alfalfa hay harvested. win
ormnl Yield. Tomato crop looks
romlsinE, Range ana stock nre In
cod condition.
Loving This has been "A good crow
ng week Lots ~ hay being cut aud
God results In curing a.. DAYS most
clear, with suutherly winds and
igh temperatures.
Herinosa Cultivation and hOeing
%eunral, and with these fine showers
Pat We are having. crops Seem tn
tke on new life. Plenty % ruin over
NV Black mountains. and range
5fbuld be- good for stock.
Mogollon; Rainy season nicely
parted. with many local showers In
De MOUNTAINS. Frisco valley alfalfa
ay tIrst cuttingl b. now on the mar.
~ and crop will soon be
.sA, To u open ans In fine con-
ition and cattle looking good.
"uehlo; pruuth conditions acute,
nmc corn not spruuted. Winter
heat ana rye Ia harvest. some dam
ge 10 beets from worms: fruits good.
Saint Nraiu Plenty 81 sunshine ana
|rops " weeds growing rapidly.
cultivation Eeueral Fair winds for
Enter pumping cattle doing finely.
Roswell Everything looking wen.
orn making unusually excellent
rowth. range fine. Apples still faii.
|ug somewhat
Bloomfield Latter part ~ tho weot
ooler, with much needed showers and
r0ps an doing finely.
Nirsylyiu. Sunshine somewhat de-
Client. with good showers and mod
rate temperature. Alfalfa looks
yen and should hc cut but weather
Conditions are not favorable Pastures
re fine Wheat looks good but corn
Oes not appear TO he doing su we'll;
Is small ana weak,
Tres Picdras Daily showers and IA
orable weather. crops good.
Chimayo: All crops are growing
inely. and alfalfa especially is doing
nuch better since first cutting less
|Jnshiue tina normal but good show
|rs aud warm. favorable weather
Eome local flood dnmug" to low lands
y nd crops
CHARLES H. LlNNEY.
MeteroloEist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
no FLAWS PERMITTED
IN q. y. "GGDD TIRES

Few articles OF commerce OFFER IN
many opportunities FOR covering up
poor quality and faulty construction
as 10 automobile urns. a goOd-look-
ing outside covering may be- only "a
shell within which are hidden ahOddy
materials aud bunpiing workmanship.
The United States Tire company
cites Ills TACT ~ reason why motor
lists who want good service from their
tires are buying IN enormously I'M
crclsinF. Quantities the good tires
made hY the company whose steady
devotion 10 quality has made u the
largest rubber company In the world.
United states tires are made from
the best materials and by the best
tire makers such 70 combination
ought TO produce tires OF the finest
quality. ana most manufacturers
would be content 10 20 ON further.
Hut in this company's iactories every
step in The process of manufacture IL
watched by trained Inspectors who's =
duty u * 10 lind flaws and whose
pay Increases Us the number OF flaws
discovered increases.
ono out Of every twelve employees
rs nm inspector, aud on d more inn
portnut operations. ~ out Of each
elrht employees spends an his time
looking Tor inpcrfcctions.
Tho company believes that 10 owes
this carorulncas as % duty Ia the great
army. CT motorists who have placed
their nith ln United States tires.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10

% hss hoen said that there ig now
hardly 20 city. town or village IN this
couufrH wherein some woman does
not reside who has found health In
that good. old. nshieucd remedy.
Lydiu n %iiniham's Vegetable Com
pound. Therefore. n you are suffer
Ink frrm come ailment. and hardly
know whnt 10 GO Tor IT, and have
tried other remedicg without help.
AK Your upighhor II h has ever
used lydia r.. pinkham's Vegetable
compound q. she herself has never
had The need for IL. undoubtedly she
knows othrrs who We're Just In your
condition and who have been restored
no health by ita use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
Kile Convicted
of First Degree
Murder Last Night

The jury In Valencia county court
al o l.unas came IN with a verdict
40 1880 midnight last night which
convicted George L. kiie OF murder
In the first degree for the killing %
David u. Whiieside ncnr Toliec on
tho 18th Of last March. The case
ven TO the jury at $3.50. Kilc was
IN court when the jury delivered iti
verdict 20 Judge Raymond II. Ryan
before whom The case was heard.
Attorneys for Kilc filed a notice OF
n motion Tor q new trial. This will
be argued next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
At the Theaters Today

PAsTIME THEATRE Marion nayies in THE Burden Of
Proof a Mutt 4 Jen comedy, The cavemans Bride, y and a
Pathe news picture.
Paramount Drew comedy entitled Harold, Last Of the Saxons.
LYRIC THEATRE Last showing Of Beauty Proof, = with
Harrx Morey a Kinogram- World Weekly.
IDEAL THEATRE Final appearauce of Margariia Fisher in
'Trixie From Broadway" Episode Of Wolves Of Kultur, = with
Leah Baird.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
FOUR MORE PARDoNs
GRANTED BY GOVERNOR

Santa Fe. y. NJ. July 1O.-In adj
ditiou TO Tim puf-dUus and commute
tions listed in correspondence 10 tho
Herald yesterday, Governor lara
zpiO before leaving FOR Albuquerque
last night flec orders for The release
81 four prisoners In tho state peni-
tentiurv from San Miguel ounty.
They had been convicted OF murder
and had been sentenced ench for 90
years or life. The Communication OF
sentences viii. under tho prison reg
uintinns which allow time m for
good behavior. make july 10. 1919. o.
day OF freedom for three of the mon.
They nro;
indnircio Soma. sentenced In 1909.
commuted 10 10 and % half years. his
%acntcnr. expiring Scptcmher. 1919
The governor says he o. wcil ndvnnc-
cd IN years and has proved q model
prisoner.
Lcaudro Romero, sentenced In 1905
committed 10 90 years, and eight
months. The governor savs he has
been % good p%risonc~ AND has served
y years. according 10 tho prison sy4-
fem Of estimating time.
t.stcvan pomingucz, sentenced in
1908. Commutod to % wears and
eight months. He has worked hnrl
on the roads. the governor SAYS. and
has been e model prisoner. never try
ing to escape and A. giving amy
Of tho prison officials any trouble
David Encinins. sentenced in 1905 9
committed 20 20 ycnrs and eight
months. lie is quite old. Tho governor
saws. ana appears To have hccn
thoroughly reformed.
Itching feedtpr urorrudtnr or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION
PROGRAM IN LUNA co

Deming 4. A.. July 1o-Thc Luna
counit nool board Inns decided up-
o. m extensive program of school
Consolidation which viii require tho
immediate building OF new school
houses aud which 10 II expected will
materially improve school work Ia
several dis,rigis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
HOSIERY

500 quality Thread silk Hose,
clearance special, pair. .s1.4e
Ladies' Thread silk Boot Stock
ings, Sl.25 value, clearance
special, pair ..............9o c
Extra quality silk Lace Hosiery.
regular price $3.50, clearance
special, pair ........... .S1.79
Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose. clearance
special. per pair ........ .69c
Ladies' Egyptian Yarn Hosiery,
clearance special, per pnir. .3Dc
Chldren's Stockings, worth Soc
clearance special, per pair. .29c
Girls Stockings, worth Csc,
clearance special, per pair. .40c
Children's Seeks, clearance
special, per pair ..........2 eo
Fibre Silk Boot Hose, worth 75c,
clearance special, per pair. .4of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

A ANNOUNCEMENT is made by Mrs.
n James William Leighton, Of the
engagement and approaching mar
rage OF her daughter. 1Hss Louise
LeightoH. to George Biefer. son OF
Capt and 3Irs. A. Biefer- Co.
Biefer Is IN she ordnance department
e. me United States army and the
fiance OF Miss Leighton served IN the
army during the recent war, with
commission as lieutenant
Miss Leighton Is one Of the four at
tra5tire Leighton daughters. the
others being AIRS. 2. =. Fletcher, Mrs.
7. r. Gilchrist and Miss Mary Leigh
TON. The wedding VIII take place on
u ednesdaT evening. June is, at saint
Clements Episcopal church, the Rev.
Fuller swift officiating
The announcement OF Miss Leigh
ton s approaching marriage was made
on Isl eduesday evening at the Leigh
ton home on arizona Five hundred
was the game played and the secret
was told with the ace Of hearts. which
bore the monogram Of the bride and
groom elect and the date Of their
wedding
Prizes were won at this game By
Aiss Allen Moore and Miss Mabel
shea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

MEMBERS OF the University club
vi enjoyed an informal dance at the
club on Friday evening. Many guests
kere present A number Of. returning
club members who served in the
ARM. overseas added to the interest
OF the occasion IN the absence OF
the president Of the club. Norman
Walker, vice president J c. Ba-ada
was in charge Of the arrangements,
assisted by Tom Couzens and Frank
Fletcher Among the men OF the
military service who have returned
from France and were present at the
dance were Capt z. P Rank, jr.s
Capt. A. W. Norcop. Lieut. E J. Nc
Quillan and Lieut. Brown Niece
Miss Rose Mclean gave a dancing
party at her home on HuecO street
il honor OF Miss Susie Buuton and
Miss Ladye Bunton on Friday even
ing Both the honor guests have been
attending the FL Paso School for
Girls and viii leave IN short time
for their home in east Texas. The liv-
ing room and dining room we're dec
GRATED for the occasion with sweet
peas Punch and cake were served
Doing the honors at the punch bowl
were Miss Bessie Harris and Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Out Town isiiors.

D. H Rerssau. Of Mausum, Okla, Is
at the St Regis.
P. Il. Adams. OF Roswell. n. NJ. Is
at Hotel Sheldon.
f. II Farrell. OF Clifton. Ariz., Is at
the Sheldon hotel
n, Is at the Mccoy.
@. F. Knapp. Of Bisbee, Ariz. IS reg
istered at the Mccoy.
a j. walker, OF Dallas. Tex. Is a
guest at Hotel LauEhlin-
J. Il league. Of Ranger. Texas. IS
re gistered at Hotel Mccoy.
Capt. c i. Brosino. Of Fl sam Hous-
ton. Texas. IS at the Sheldon
D. /. Clark. Of Roswell, \. n. IS
registered at Hotel sheldon
John H. Ross. OF Bisbee. Ariz-. IS
registered at Hotel del Norte.
S. D. Wilkinson. OF Cananea. 1feI-, IS
registered at the Mccoy hotel
Irene Otto. Of San Marcial. n. n. Is
registered at the sheldon hotel
E A Basticizs Of Wichita rails, Tex,
Is registered at Hotel ST. Regis
J. 3. Patron. OF Douglas. Ark, IS
registered at the del Norfe hotel
II. n. Stone and wife, OF Tucson.
Ariz, are guests at the sheldon
F. H. Jackesch, Of san Antonio.
Tex, IS guest at the LauEhlin.
Mrs E. Jernigan. OF Alnmogordo. ".
n, is registered at Hotel del Norte.
h H. Cornell and family. OF Dulce.
n 81. are guests at Hotel del Norte.
W. Z. Templeton and Mrs Temple
ton, Of Deming, N n. are at the Nc
Coy.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Worden. OF Can
utillo. Texas. are registered at the st.
Regis
Mrs. s A. Han and Miss Alice Han.
Of Deming. n A.. are guests at Hotel
]. F. Meteaif OF Parral. Mexico. IS
IN the city FOR visit and IS a guest
at Hotel Laughlin.
W z Holt. secretary Of the cham
Der OF commerce at Columbus. n. ll-
is q guest at Hotel Sheldon.
Dr. John McClusky. Of PittsburE
ana /. B. Reed. OF Pittsburr. who
have been in the city on business
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. G.
Dyer, during their stay OF FOUR davs.
they left for Pittsburg yesterday
4lr. and Mrs Joe Weaver. OF East
land. and Mrs. Viewers mother. Mrs
virginia Beall, Of Wellsbury. w. va.
who haYe been spending the last ten
days as the house guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Fl. c. Dyer. g05 Epson avenue
LETT Tor their homes yesterday after
noon During their stay here they
were the recipients OF many delight
ful social courtesies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Drilling 8 Wells

The Tulsa Producing and Refining
Company are drilling THREE
wells with the fourth to start in the
near future. Two of these wells are
IN Comanche county, and the third
N the Ranger field, nestled be-
tween the greatest wells in the
state Of Texas mile from the
famous Cotton and Harris wells.
They are as sure to get a GUSHER
as one can be, and when the well
comes IN the stockholders VIII reap
a golden harvest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
George Biefer To Wed Miss Louisa
Leighton; Engagement Is Announced

The drawing room and reception
rooms Of the Leighton home we're
decorated with the crimson color
motif featured with American Beauty
roses and crimson sweet peas. A
salad course was served at the con-
clusion OF the games.
Assisting Miss Leighton IN recelv-
ing and entertaining her guests were
Mrs James william Leighton. Mrs
r. = Fletcher Mrs. J. R. Gilchrist
and Miss Mary Leighton
The guest list included Miss Mar
garet Moore, Miss Alleen Moore. Miss
Melba Green. Miss Mary Dewey, Miss
Mabel Shea. Miss Jessie Darrach. Miss
Helen Darrach. Miss Gertrude Hy-
land, Miss Eva Workman. Miss Emma
Mclean, Miss Lu Rec Knight, Miss
Mary Leighton, Miss Birdie Hawkins,
Miss Lucille Stewart. Miss Jane Nc
Cutcheon. Mrs. Myra Doyle and Mrs.
Frank Pollitt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Maj. and Mrs. Kruger
Are Hosts AtDinner

MAJ. AND MRS CARL CLIFTON
W KRUEGER were hosts to a very
charmingly appointed dinner at their
home on Mckinley avenue on Friday
evening IN honor OF Lieut. II. A.
Barnhart. recently OF the send field
artillery. who viii IN short time
leave for his home in the east. The
table was centered with a great white
French basket o. lavender and pink
sweet peas enmeshed with pink and
lavender tulle and turrounded by
miniature French baskets OF sweet
peas in the sane dainty shades
Covers were placed for the honor
guest. 1frs. William Walk. Col T. r
Merrill. Lieut. Col Henry NeW1old
and the hosts. After the dinner
service the party motored TO the send
artillery's camp for the musical en-
tertainment given there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

NAZIMOVA IN cred LANTERN"
UNIQUE Every Day Next Weelz.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Miss SorreHs It To
GiOe Organ Recital

a MOST interesting musical affair
a VIII be the Pipe organ recital this
evening at the First Christian church
By Miss La Won Marie sorrells. daugh-
ter Of aIr. and llra C. A. sorreiIs
Miss Soueus VIII. At the completion
OF her course OF study here. 90 east
to study in the most removed conser-
vatories in this country. The pro-
gram for the recital this evening IN
cIudes compositions BY eight OF the
worlds most famous composers which
follow
Fugue. IN G major tBach)
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ocnerzoso s---------..-.-.-.t hogersl
A plano recital viii be given BY
ADELAIDE Oversueet, the pupil OF Mrs
Lizzie Averitt, Friday evening at
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. ". r
Brown Hiss OTerstreet viii be as
sisted by Mrs Francis L Moore, now
OF New York, formerly OF FL Paso, as
sololst, and Mrs Warren small, ac-
companist No Invitations have been
issued. but all friends OF the musl-
clans are invited.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
X. OF C. WILL GIVE THREE
DEGREES N |gTWnAK CTRETT0

FL Paso council OF the Knights Of
Columbus VIII hold an exempIificstion
Of the first, second and third degrees
at initiation ceremonies at $50 a. m
Sunday. Fifty candidates viii be in
The class The ceremony VIII be fol-
lowed by a supper and entertainment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Experienced OIL Men

Remember that every man in the
company is an OIL MAN. $4,000
was put into Comanehe county and
one well drilling and the derrick
erected on the second before its
stock was put on the market. IF
Won want to buy stock In a company
that IS being managed by responsl-
bic, experienced oil men-and one
whose entire holdings are 100 per
cent oil property, this IS the com
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Has Drilled 1000 Oil Wells
knowledge Is the Most
Important Asset to Any Business

A. NJ Doney president Of Producing Refining Company
thirty years experience the oil business During that time he
has drilled and supervised drilling four thousand oil wells
the oil work the Shakespeares in the literary
world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
EEcHYEn


A35ODA 70 1919 Nay % FA1S Il
wichita Falls Tex l2lsP %
B Robins
Del Norte Hotel FL Paso Tex
Summit we'll. five hundred feet west Of B Oil and
Gas Co. WE'LL block rs in this morning. Good for
three thousand. Tie should be in with our we'll not
later than June IF location has anything to do
with it should have three thousand barrel we'll
sure as We lined up better than United which
is largest producer in field and only fifteen
hundred feet away
Vantassel, Secy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
University Club Has Informal Dance;
Members Back From France Present

Kathleen Mclean The guests pres
ent for the pretty hospitality were
Miss Bessie Lee 3fatdce. Miss Rema
Wells. Miss Comma. 1liss Ada Nc
Cracker. Miss Ruth Hutchins, Miss
Ethel Phillips Miss Ella Reed, Miss
Emma Mclean. Miss Kathleen Nc
Lean, Miss Katherine Richey, 1ir. and
Mrs. Tom Perrin, Airs. IL Mclean,
Paul Roach. Raymond MoCracken.
Murray Alherts, Joseph II. Held, Eos
ter Hause Ernest Funk. Lee r. Hol-
land. C. letters, Martin LETTERS and
John Mclean
Misses Elvira. Elma and Natalia
Galentine entertained with a dance on
Thursday evening at the Galentine
home on Lee street honoring the
graduating class of the El Paso School
Tor Girls. which includes Miss PATTY
Ainsa, Miss Ruth Rawlings, Miss Ruth
Ormshee. Miss Marion Wiley and Miss
Betty Stafford. Fruit punch was served
and an Ice course with cake was
served. buffet The guests present Tor
this party included eight couples
Hotel LauEhIin- hot water "a hours
q dav. 81 ". Franklin Phi. 24s5--
Adv
NAZIMOVA IN cred LANTERN"
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Tulsa Producing & Refining
Company
CAPITALIZATION $4,000 FORT WORTH TEX SHARE 81 PAR

J. T. PUDDLE. District Ascent.
Tulsa ProdueinE and Refining Co.
FL Paso, Texas
Dear Sir.
hereby make application for.----.-- --..---.-.
shares OF fully paid and uon-assessable Capital
stock In your Company ] enclose remlttanee or
s--.-.--.----.---- cover the payment in fuu Tor
shares are 500 each Par value. sLo0.
Capital. s2s0eoO.
You guarantee that am 10 share equally IN al
your properties in all the wells drill and Ia All
the profits Of the Company No application Tor
less than shares viii be accepted
Upon receipt Of this application and remittance
you are deliver to at eece Certticate OF stock
for the number OF shares 5overed IN my appllea-
ton. However. It IS Understood and agreed that
-ou reserve the right TO Immediately return my
remittance TO me in case the shares are an soio
or the price advanced before you receive my app-
cation
Signed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
is President Of Famous Invader OIL Co.

A NJ Donn is also president Invader Oil and Refining Com
panv of Oklahoma with TWO MILLION DOLLAR CAPITAL STOCK
years they paid THIRTY CASH dividends and another
to be paid month Mr. Donn predicts just great
Tulsa Producing and Refining Company made by the
Invader
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-18
e tuesday, November 1s, 1919.

ford, the ceremony to take place at the
home of the bride on Tuesday even
ing, November %.
Mr. c. F. Sherer, who has been quite
i'll at his home in Yorkville for several
weeks, without much show Of improve
ment, was taken to Gastonia Sunday
for further treatment in the hospital
there.
Mr.. G.. p. Clark, who for several
years past has been employed at mill
work in Yorkville, has purchased q
pat of the w. J. Engle place, four
miles north of town and will farm next
year.
There was a big time at the home
of Mr.. w. j. MullinaX, of Kings Creek
No. / last Sunday. 1t was in the
nature of family reunion, all the
children and grand children having
come, home TO spend day with the
old folks. ..s
T. L. Glenn who for some time past
has been engaged in the practice OF
veterinary surgery in North Carolina,
is visiting the family of his mother.
Mrs. W.tD. Glenn. He has recently
obtained position with the board OF
health of Raleigh, n. G., and VIII
make that city his home.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-18
SO EGGS A DAY
INSTEAD OF IL.

"More Eggs Tonic is a godsend.
Before using it was getting only IL
eggs a day and l. am now getting So"
writes Mrs. Myrtle Ice, of Boston, KY.
More Eggs" Tonic has already been
used by 100000 chicken raisers and lit
orally thousands Of letters have been
received telling of it's marvellous re-
suits. Any poultry raiser can easily
double his profits by doubling the egg
production Of his hens. More Eggs"
is a scientific tonic that revitalizes the
flock and makes the hens lay all the
time. More Eggs" will double the
production of eggs. Poultry raisers
everywhere are making big profits by
giving their hens More Eggs" The
results of a few cents worth will amaze
you.
Send S1.0o to the Glover Drug Store,
Glover, S. c., and they will mail you a
seasons supply of Refers "More Eggs"
Send a dollar today and profit by the
experience of a man who has made a
fortune out of poultry.
CLOVER DRUG STORE
IL. L.. WYLlE, Proprietor
Phone No. 2 Clover, s. C.