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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
The Endless Circle
mining Congress Journal for
january

Labor IAN he H. owu hest friend,
or lbs own worst enemy. Lord Lever
hume. Engisnd's philanthropic man
ufacuurer. who is urging d. adoption
Of the most radical reforms I'm hours
and conditions Of labor. says mat
the WORKERS 80 per cent OF
the production hence. anything that
affects production directly. affects
the workers.
Strikes. righteous or unrighteous.
stop production. Reduced production
creates undue demand for what
reaches the market. Undue demand
creates unnatural prices. Unnatural
prices Increase the living cost - the
worker. Increased living cost reduces
the workers income. Another strike
Tor higher wages slows down produc-
lion. though 10 may incrcasc the
workers wage. The procession
moves around the clrcle-but spiraily
toward the top.
There Is always q higher point
that is-untii the top is reached,
Whore them
u Lord Lcverhulmc is correct, ana
u n also true that 30 per cent Of the
cost ~ AN article Is ~chargeahlc 20
labor. then how can the worker shirk
his share n responsibility in the pro-
posed roadiustmcuti He may cvade.
hut he cannot escape. the issue finally
Every strike thus rotates upon It's
own axis. back TO the worker, who
pays 81 per cent ~ the bill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
All Poultry Raisers
Invited to Meeting

Have YOU "a Persian cat or o.
Pekinesc. or "a fancy pulet or two ln
your back yard. that you think would
make "a good showing in a. coop
against the wall OF the armury' II
so. come 10 the Chamber Of Com
merce this evening ana tell the Bcr-
nolillo County Poultry and Pet stock
association that @ will help them
nut on q p0lltrA show this winter
that would be e credit TO Alhuquer-
que.
All the poultry fancicrs Ia the
county are asked TO come this Owe
ming to discuss M possibility of stag
log n show. Although last years eN-
hlbli was an unqualified success.
there Will not he another one unless
the poultry snlscrs themselves VIII
Hhare u part of the responsibility,
Last years show was held In "a va
cant store room on Central avenue
There were over loo entries Win
"A prospect n 1000 entries this yenr.
including cats. togR and guinea pigs.
b Will De dcSirsblp 90 hold the show
In tho armory. With a larger wHll
space IL will not hc necessary 10 uf"
doubie-dock coops as was done last
year.
The secretary OF the association D.
already boz communication with srt-
eral well known poultry and pet
stock experts who may he euEage'l
To Judge the Albuquerque cNhihiis'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
SHOULD BE PRESCRIBED nY EVERY DOCTOR AND USED IN
EVERY HOSPITAL
Says Editor Of .Physiciahs' Who's Who,

Take rlain hitro. phosphate q the advice.
% those physkiaus 20 thin. delicate. nervous
people who LACK gliu cuFrrr and nerve tofce
aud there seems 90 be- ample prunf nf ihe
emsary 81 this preparation TO- warrant ne
recommendation Nnreasfr 70 We judge
from the countless preparations end tient'
mrnfs Whieh are continually bfine adNrf
tised Tor the purpose ct SAILING Tain people
htshy. developing urna. neck and bust and
replacing ugly hnllnNa and angles by che
soft rnrfed lines Of health and hTauiy. there
ere eNidsuih thnusands 81 mon end women
Who ieeniy feel their excessive thinness.
Thinnfss and weakness are often due Co
starved uervts. Our budifs need more phns-
phHte than b. contained iu modern fnads
physirians claim ihrre b. nnthIuE that uul
supply this dfhfiency sn we'll 49, The ureanic
phosphate known amnng druggists na hltru
phosphate. which ia inexpensive and is sold
hv hrirgs Pharmacy and mnst 81 druggists
under d guarantee 81 satisfaction or nonf =
b. supuiyine the hudy euls with the rec
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
0 TO MAKE GOOD


The grand old man OF The Pacific
thus replied.
l-Fear God and he Just and
honest 90 your fellowmen.
"2-lnceHsanf hard work
"3-frugality and saving your
money"
A lew months x 4 sfptuagenariHn
visited octnFernriun Hiram Robinson
az Ottawa.
you don't remember me asked
the visitor.
The old man peered az him q
moment.
Don't ~" he cried. holding out
his hand. You are hob Dollar. my
ola COOK boy.
The millionaire eN-couk boy iefi
Hiram happy. Tor the aged lumber
nan Mas the boss who caught him
learning Co. read and write and whe
made tlc ascent OF tho ladder 81 sue.
cess 70 little easier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
FIFTY NO
NEURALGIA PAIN
Don't suffer- Instant relief fol-
lows a rubbing with old st.
Jacobs Iiniment'

C~nnquCrs uuln-nrNer fails.
Eus. soothing. penetrating n.
Jacobs Liniment' rlght on the ache
ur pain. and out comes the neuralgia
misery.
Here's a joyful experiment Trs
ii Get "a small trial bottle from
your druggist; pour "a little in your
hand and rub Il gently on the sore.
aching nerves. and before @ realise
TIN just "a momcnt-all pain and
neuralgia disappear. rs almost
magical bus The JOY iR. that the mis-
cry doesn't Como hack NO The
nerves are soothed and congestion is
relieved and your neuralgia b. over
come.
stop suffering, lrs needless-neu-
raigia and pain OF an kinds, cithor
hi the face. head. limbs or any part
Of the l0dy, rs instantly hunishrd
ST. Jacobs Lintment' rs perfectly
harmless and doesn't burn or disculur
the skin. In use Tor hail e century
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
DARK HAIR
ANDLOOK YOUNG
Dnn't stay nrari Nobody can ten
wines, you darkeu graz. faded
halr with sage Ira aud
sulphur.

GRANDMOTHER kept her hair heauti-
fully darkencd. glossy and attractive
with a brew Of SAKE Ten and sulphur.
Whenever hcr hair took on that duii
faded or streaked appearance. this
simple mixture wta applied with
wonderful eject. BY asking NJ ans
drug store Tor "Wyeth's Sage ana
sulphur Compound" YOU will get n
iafgc bottle OF this oid-time recipe.
improved by she addition OF Other
ingredients. an ready TO use. az very
little cost, This simple mixture can
be depended upon 10 restore natural
color ana beauty TO the hair.
A weli-known downtown druggist
aiys everybody uses Wyeih's Sage
and sulphur Compound now bechusc
IL darkena 80 naturally aud evenly
that nobody can tell ID has been np-
plied-ifs 80 eqsy % use. too. You
simply dnmpcn "a comb or soft brush
and draw ii through your hair, TAX
Ing one strand at u time. by morn
ms the gray hair disappears; after
smother application or two, ID A. re-
stored to is natural color and looks
giorsy. soft and beautiful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

essary phospharic icad elements. lnro phus
phats sruuld produce a welcome transforma
ton Do tNr appearance. fhr Increase In
wight frfuuruul being astonishing
Clinical tests mede ln 81 tafhprino'H Hos.
pitai \ &. ahaw that two patient. gained
in weight ~ and 20 puands. respectively
fiVuueh the afriuiairatinn 81 organic phas
uhafe both patients claim They have NOT falt
a. strong and we'll Tor lhr pest twelve years
increase in weight also carried with " o.
general Improvement EN- the health hur
Vnusnrss. Heeulessurss and larh uf rntrry.
which nearly aluaYa excessive
thinutss, should SOON diaapraHr. dull EYES
ought tn brighten and pate chaeka grnH With
the bloom 81 nuffeft health.
Physicians aud hUsritsN everywhere are
now wrnenirinE ~ mrfits bf its use m 0rr
lufreatluE quantities Frederick knllf, M
n. editor ~ New Nnfk fhrslflans "Mhu e
Mhni says Hitrn. Phosphate shouid ha
prescribed hy every doctor and used In every
hospital in Increase strength and nerve force
sud co. rufish tho blood
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED BITRO-PHOSPHATE
What II Is and How 1t IncreasesW Weight, Strength
and Nerve Force In Many Instances

loteph ID Harrirnn. Former Xititine spe.
rinlist 90 North Eastern Disisnsaiofy. says;
lot those who are weak. thin. urrsuus
nhHemlc nr rundown tshe n natural uu-
aiuiieraied subsistence such o. hltro Phosphate
and Won will soon see snfar astonishing re.
sulis in the increase II nerve energy. strength
&C hudN aud mind aud power nf endurance
hifrn Phosphate is made enilrfly OF The
organic phosphate compound rrierfrd to in
ihr national standard nareusatnry o. boz.
inF 40 excellent tonic and nersine aud a
PREPARATION which has r%errHtiY Acquired Ton.
siderable reputation Boz thr treatment 90
ururasthsuiH TOE standard Of excellence.
sirraEth end parity Of boz. suhstHncs b. hr
Ynut question Tor every hiirn Phosphate
tablet b. manufactured boz strict aceordnurc
With fhr Z q fhafmarouopia irkt raguifr
menfs hitruarhnsuhatr b therefore NOT a
pHfTnt mHdleine and should NOT be- confused
Win an 81 The SECRET nnstruus. su-eailrd
ttnicf or widely advertised "cnre-ais
CAUTION --Aifhourh nitro-Phosphaie u
unsurpassed Tor relieving nervousness, sleep
~lefAness and Esnefal woaknesa, owing 10 is
tendency TO Increase weight u should not be
used BY anyone vho does not desire 10 put
on hcsh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
DOCTOR SAYS ONE
LUNGI IS HEALED AND
OTHER NEARLY So
Urges patient TO keep up the
treatment that did the work.

90 IA ,,rr.nrfI., of ttr f.tl. for lis
~ w a,,..5. ... No.,
10y - ., h. ~. ~
ID - ~. ...t III. 80
.-n. .t 49, d.
p p. "a -
..- a.. r,tl.
p" ,. Nm. F-,..t.t.. If, t,,,
80" a.. .-tt..~,b t.it. .nd
s. ~. IL. t..,.-
~. IN. ,t.r d. md b..
..t,.- t,-f.d .,
. a., .-..s IN,
.'' y, $500. .tt.t 4
M A. ar..rsI v,isbt IA. f7o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

TO figure % write.
The eamp managed picked up the
mmpled paper, ~ Nus covered win
figures and writing. De said no
more
When IL Yuen-Hung was chosen
urrsldont ~ china, D 81 the first
fhinfs 81 dld was t0 send THIS eN-
cook boz y cable expressing "a desire
far ~ frirh shlp Yuan Akl-kuL hm
t-nedaceasof hue Decorated thr FORM
~ lumber camp iHd ~ had the l1si
emncrar 81 Cnina
r6da, the cook hoy q coo - the
most Influential csunreliort ~ ne
lhIesse roternmtnf and almott an
linI ln fhr eyes Of the Chinese people
ffs name lf Robert Dollar me
fof.uhsf producer ana exporter 81
lumhef in the United states the ~
ID Two fleets of ftcnmera-one ~
caasIaI me other for overseas tiant
fnr created indlyid0al creator AMI
|r~an.raffr or friondrbip between ~,
Orient ara the occidtnini. ana ihi
~rountr,ss most potent Nurteft i'r iie
r~afaH7lshmfuf 81 a ppHrrfni american
merchant luarlnr.
aaked captain roiiar rfAt NJ.
Va.f ekrerloncf had taught him Nef'
s0ins ~ fne uuanntf helpiui 20 we
aifaIumfnt " success,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
State Capitol News
ACREtAAD
SALE ON APRIL 8
Commissioner Ord
ers Public Auction of
Tularosa Basin Tract

SANTA FE. y. ~. Jan. ga fun
pardon a been granted bv Acting
dogprnor iankcy TO Andrcas Torres.
who WAS sentenced last August TO
serve one or two ear Cor harhuring
a fugitive from justice.
Torres was q hrother.ln-iaw Of lai-
doro Martinez, "A trusty In n county
inil. who toUk French leave while
awaiting the execution Of he death
sentence. Martinez was Killed III the
home or 1'orrcs. In a nght with oni-
GERS, Ia which be seriously woun led
Ricardo Alafld. chief deputy shtliff.
Torres pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF
hnrhofiug a Fugitive from justice. but
he did not tell the court that the
fugitive murderer had said 10 him
i~nsubsiarct. IL YOU tell the Officers
nm here. ! win XIII o first Of
Under this threat. Torres told the
officers hat Martinez Was not i his
home. a the Officers did not believe
his statement. Tho pardon was rec
commended by District Judge Reed
Hoilomsr ana District Attorney Alex.
Pnrdons for More.
Fhe board OF penitcntiary COM
missioncrs has recommended 10 tho
governor ~ prisoners for parole, 8
for restoration to citizenship and re-
ports that 3 who received conditional
pardons from Governors Lindsey aud
LarraEoio have compiler with the 90
auiramcnts of the conditional par
dons and are now entitled 10 nuil
~Dardons. Among those recommended
for narolc IL Dan pipk!n. OF Gallup.
Autoists Are MRrneh
Under the law now governing auto
vehicle licenses, a. owners who do
no. make application for a 1890 IL
.cfhse will be subjected 10 a penalty
OF 20 per cent. b. Inc warning given
20 automobile ~ by Secretary OF
state Manuel Martinez. The law
which was IN eject up TO the first OF
this year did not place a penalty up-
on dellnquents. More than 1000 OF
the 1895 licenses already ave been
sent out and a large force IL makirg
shipments daily.
Boy 10. I'm Prison.
John Wilson Ford, 10 years OF age.
is nov In the state pcnitentiary here
because he made false statements as
10 his aEe when he was on trial at
Santa Rosa for the theft OF "a horse.
He has just been brought to the pen
itentiary 20 serve a term OF ~ Ia
rs months. He told The court that he
WIS 10 years Of age. in order, hs he
has explained later. that he might be
sentenced "a the penitentiai instead
OF the reform school. Since the triHl
IL has transpired that he Is a fugitive
from the reform school OF the state
OF Nebraska Acting Governor
Pankey says hat In the event this
course should be followed. n the
boy turns over a new leaf and makes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
HIGH COsT on a L

Il rhE good oa SAYS When bacon and ego ccuid ho eaten By % middle
ssugr % .f.Se high teps only ran ~ me level Of shoe prices 10 d,e qx-
frak b. Cheap
TnM however, has Eon up along with uea and bermuda onhna II in
doubt a. 80 thh AK cental for ycnr toll charge after talking with socorro
or TucumcarL
Tak = no longer cheap We have many kinds Of Il. y All costs money,
Before as - y frea reader for the Associated Advertising clubs OF the
World ne 81 whose principles by n to encourage newsnapcrs never 10 print
"a free reader for anything under the aun Tha free reader states that the
convention athona o. this oraniuton next June will cost $3.50 a minute.
The ~ higher than sven most advertising mer nrure when they talk to you
about aalanet. though probably IL vii. not be after they get TO figuring pay
ps The minute Mest O. them nov hEure q by ue time they actually work.
This figure on conversation really takes the prize Il Is the latest thing
m a. a. T. ~ ~ Tar mores sensational thnn the safo per hour charge now
ehaked Mp for every hour q member Of CONGRESS spends IN readinE material
into chg ofef-fed Congressional Record.
THE MooNsiiiNE Np Of both aa and neuon used TO be In the mountains
illicit dHtfcrr- down while noveiats wrote them up. But the moonshtner OF
ne great rnea where wmh every zacDI FOR concealment aud with a ready
market ~ Hand. b e viii give IN heet Of revenue service uisnt a fnn or its
raycbeck
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
Heavy Fire Loss
at Mountainair, N. M

Insurance adiuHtors who have IN
veauEHled the fire at Mountainair
sunday mornlnE ave completed re-
ports on the fire. whlch started In
the shoe shop ~ ~. n. Edwards ana
destroyed the aaop ethe central teIe-
phone office, The Commercial hotel
and ga heavy damage W the ornie
Mercantile Company retail store. The
ore store loss is $4,000 with $500
Insurance. the telephone rnmpnny'a
losf j. $500 With no insurance ttat
~ zoe shoe shop $500 with no Inc
surance and he hotel $500 With no
Insurance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
At TheaterS Today

nv rtiI.NTi.Ii- Tho manage
mont o. repeating today Lack IN
Pawn with thc great Marguerite
CLARK in tho title rylc, also the bur.
ton Holmes ''rrIscloguc" reel.
iDEM Tui.A1IH 49, Dorothy
Phillips. u lniNcr1tl-Irwol come
pauA star Will be- seen in The
RiEht To- llappinr-~ also 90 com
rdA The LION Man"
pASriME Tlti.NTlR-pop.
uiar Clnrn kimhAll Young as tho
principal star loo ono of her own
and best plays "iNc~ oi Youth"
viii be seen Hgain 90 the lustiuc
today IN is H great picture aud
should hr se'n this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
DON'T NEGLECT A
, RHEUMATIC PAIN
Buy and keep handy a bottle Of
pAin-rcliayine SlOan'a Linlment +.

XTOG need il when the unexpected
Y rheumatic tWinge starts the
Pains and aches following tx
posurc sciatiga, lumbago. sore mus
cles, stuf joints. neuralgia. Forgot all
about buying another bottle and keep
ing Il handy, didn't your Got 1t today
- play safe 90 you may need il i0HifhN
This famous countcr-irrit1u prnr-
hgiei Wih.oai rubbing and sClttcrs the
congestion. The pain or ache Is soon
relieved, leaving no plaster or poultice
musliness. no stained skin. Thousands
OF regular users keep Il handy for
emergency - they don't suffer need
lcssly. Three sizes at all druggists 49,
I.... 20 ElAn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
BOOSTING OLD h. c. u

II TsE a. X Federal H~~veI hoard making h Impossible for other branches
= Or ne soye9nncnt 70 succeed in their herculean TASK Of reducing the cost
81 lYinEf
The New York Financial Chronicle recognized authority on banking
eya ao
h the amr eaa with ihe Soviet government u Russia, which turning
nat pnprr rout1ea % fast that they have heome worthless our Federal Re.
nerse hoard b. no ~ had az that, bt - BE- nevertheless continuing TO tn-
cftuet thf isshes OF federal reserve aotess so FAST that IL u.s. promoting at once
credit Imitation and price Initiation with al the attendant evils.
can We look pr any reduction in the cost Of living ~ shrnkase I'M
new note isnes into The channels OF circulation continues" asks the
- tor. It M. Feaernl Re.erse nnrh at.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

THE FOLLOWING g. a paragraph from the advance opy b. a speech TO be
= made throughout the country By Glenn O. Plum sent out 10 the news
paper by the Plumb pan League Pfoss Bureau IN Washington
~ must UNa capital In order 20 AIRY on M. industry. Specially
must We have n use o. capita to carry OF a public Industry and the own
os Of nAt cepiual u they are 10 place that wnlcht they possess In the service
q the public, must receive from the public certain guarantees They must
such q rate Of return. upon tho Use Of that mon,y IS viii induce them 10
make the investment because the making Of the Investment cannot be ON.
peeled"
judge Gary could not have stated tha above great truth more clearly
Irohaiy Mr. Plumb had u doped MT that " III I'M ~ gets his plan put
fnirouo men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
AMI INTEREST.

tfCrccEss and rtrhrds always emns 10 tq person who continues TO Erow,
= hat The Nfeatct reward consists IN hasins found the secret that makes
In continuously Interesting
Thus cencude MI u ogden Armour m an essay he has written for the
agent sYs esstains - much OF ina1pauon thai ~ may be reproduced a. n
- IN fnserd inspiane 70 10 reflect N how Mr.. Armour has grown and
continues 10 grow and how much intertat has had 10 DO with IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

a remote tnuf
Was caught or
guard.
What are YOU
up to9 demanded
thf boss
The boy, startled,
crumbled up a
sheet 81 rough
paper he a a
spread on top Of
"a flour barrel
ive h od
my work" he
~opnloFiKed.
what were you
doing asked the
boss
When ] have
any spare time
Ike a. learn he
explained tlmidly
IHHFu what l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
THE LATEST IN CROSSES.

wa HAvE Smt received an Invitation 70 kick in with cash and a lot Of
y space for an orFanhnton labelled The Fue Cross" and whose bust
n~s hI y 70 I'm medais ON horses and nules that have served faithfully w
dulles ~ nenberuhip IN the Blue Cross Society" - 10 = a n hunt up
old muller and bring thena into IN fold to have medals pinned ~ them As
= ehud We Fad some PERSONAL acquaintance Win old mule'f IN TACT ~ nigni
10 hHo 81 N young or old that nented "a medal or that would pWni "A
medslto be pinned on a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
THE PROPER WAY
TO TAKE ASPIRIN
First e that the tablets you take
r marked with the
'Bayer Gross

The Blycr COMPANY. who intro
duced Aspirin cell boz their careful dI-
rcrt!ona lu each package 81 genuine
"BnNer Tablets OF Aspirin" that Co.
rct best results one or two riusseB
OF water should hc drank after Ukiue
tablets
"Uaeor Tablets of Aspirin" to ue
genuine must Dee marked WITH tho
sifpiy "nayer Gross Then you nr,
EottuE the world-fumoua Aspirin.
prescribed by physicians for over
eighteen wears
BACH unbrokcn 'Iiavcr' packnur
contains proper directions for Colds
r1lgiH. Lumbapo. rheumatism. N'u-
ritls and Tor Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes ct twelve tahl'Ia
cost hut n few couts Druggists also
sell larger "Hayer" packages Aspirin
g. the trade mark OF BaH"r Nlnuftr-
turr OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of SAL
icyuracid.
TOMBSTONE. Arig Two hundred
and six residents W 'ochlro county
entered pleas Of moi guilty when ,r-
tHiFn"i on l charge &c PARTICIPATING
tn the "dvpnriltinuF af Nishce Iu
july. 1gls. Eileen hundred alleged
7 W ". wr"e sent from Ilshee fu
Columbus. IS ~ Those In court lu-
oIulcd millionaire mime owurrs. off
rcofs. shift hoss,s and lnuorrrs.
IN Norway tho slio or liquors cor-
tJin.nE mon. th1u 4 per cen ut lI.
CuhoI Dol banned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

State OF Ohio. city Of Toledo, Lucas
C0unty-na.
s%arior partner Of lie nrm ID n. o. cheney
4 Co. doing buHincla IN the city OF Io-
lodo. County n State Aforesaid n thst
SAID nrm win pay the sum OF oNE hon-
Tat cannot be cured BY the use or
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE
FRANK .. CHENEY.
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed N
my presence. his 6fh day OF December
a. d u0
(ssaD A. W. Gleason, Notary Public.
HALLS cATkRRH MEDICINE "
en- Internally n acts through lhe $1,000
on the Mucous Surfaces OF the system
Druggists. TIC. Testimonials Tree.
" J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, OHIO
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a good record IN the reform school,
II Is not likely he will ever be re-
duircd to serve the prison term In
this state.
Public Land sale.
Public sale has been ordered by
State Land Commissioner Nelson 4
Field Of oil leases on $1,000 acres OF
land la the Tularosu basin. The safe
will occur on April q. Nearly an Of
this land is In otcro county, "a com
paratiVcly small part OF 81 lying ln
Soccrro county. Bids viii be accept
cd only where the bidders furnish "a
bond to guarantee hat "a well viii be
completed within one year. Accord
INK 10 reports OF some OF the gcoio-
gists. IL win be necessary to sink a
well 10 a depth OF $500 feet In that
section. Go get oil. Under the terms
OF the sale the lands VIII run ten
years and continue IN force there
after as long as oil or gus Is being
produced.
To Sell Other Ia'ad.
The National Exploration com
pany holdings OF leases in ChsNcs.
Eddy. Otero, Lincoln and other cuun-
ties. Will We offered at public sale by
state Land Commissioner Nelson a.
Field. The sale viii be made NJ early
as the legal requirements a. to ldVcr-
Using cln be complied with, The to-
tai acreage to be sold is not yet
known. but win be quite large.
Predatory Animals Killed.
Predatory animals killed by state
hunters working FOR the New MeNiCo
council OF defense. In December.
reached a total OF lg4 u Is an
nounced by Waiter N. Danburg, gen-
cral secretary OF the council. Fur.
bearing animals TO the number OF 80
brought the total number Of animals
killed up to 22a. The predatory ami
mails killed were: Mountain lions, >;
wolves. 9: bobcats. ~; coyotes i6i.
Motor Company Chartered.
The Jackson Marker Motor COM
pany OF Clovis. has been incorporated
for $4,000. which IS fully paid up.
The incorporators are; W. II. Jack
son. $500; NJ. 4. Barker, $500;
Chester Grain. 500. The statutory
agent IL ". =. Jackson.
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Honesty among Iceianders IL 80
severe Il faith that thefts are un-
known though locks. bolts aud bnrs
are never used,
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a good record In the reform school,
~ Is not likely he will ever be- re-
quircd to serve the prison term In
this state.