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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
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ROBBED N ELPASO


y X. SutoliIr. rhirf clerk ~ The
santa Fc resent oIficc. WIS a victim
o. threc Meslcm lee-ups about siso
o'ddck rntsday rvenihe Nhen IN ~
pns3 10 raiufncd from thcre iasi
He naia that Sic men took
OYER $50 from him ne nursngo and
Kan Frnnciton streets b. NJ waf ur
fhs way to the Union depot
A STORY Ia The ~ Pafo Mornlue
Times says;
saicnfft mi lmet ihe police Or the
Incident and reported That he had
traced his araallanls 20 n hcnse back
Of the ranta fc frtifht depot Old
Eighth street Mounted Policemen
Peek and Mcknight and Detectives
Matthews and Nnrcts we're rushed 10
TIE piacc. bur after tacy had SUR
r8enicd the house a frightened Mex
ican weman was found 90 be the only
imnltp.
fhc railroad man said that Che
mcu came upon MIN from behind.
While one srised him hy fue throat
and another hy the wrist. be said the
third vent through nia pnckctr They
then walked calmly down Durango
strcfL. Nutclif-t asserted. leaylnE him
on the Sidewalk.
'-He declarrd 10 fhc police he got
pp and followed them. iocatinr the
trio w thc house after two hours de-
tetiiNc work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
DAROAS RAISE
PRICE TO UTILITIES
Charged With Passing
Wage Advance Along
to Consumer

NEW YonK. FEB. s.-nimminons
coal operators whe recently raised
the wnese of their miners "a per cent
and who. u was announced. agreed
a. absorb tho increase 10 hat "a
would NOT be p1ased on To- The con-
sumcr arc ruisiur the price % fuel 20
electric hight md power companies
throughout the United States with
whom they hive aiding scale contract
according 81 charges made In a pro-
icsi sen; to Henry H. Robinson, chair
man OF The rniicd STATES bituminouH
coal commission from the h~eadqnar-
tiers Of the nationas electric ligdt as
sOrlatlon here today.
III. NJ. Ballard. Of Los Angeles.
president and N. u. Aylesworih. eS-
erutlve managcr OF the organization
az light and power utilities. declared
in a letter 70 Chairman NobinHun ma
hy an order of former ruoi Admin
~lsirator Garfield issued last NoVem-
her ~. the waKu increase was 20 be
applicable only 20 coal diverted by
the railroads. and that - rNpetted
an hubble utility companies having
contracts which had been entered in
10 with the Cons men prior to October
90. 1919. These contracts, according
to the protest were based upon "a slid
ing scale. which could not result In
advance rates for iieht and power.
Reconsidcrauan ~ the subject is
requested.
Electric light and power companies
the letter says. are regulated by state
and municipal authorities and are not
permitted TO earn more than a ihiI
rata of return upon tho value Of their
properties.
consequent. u says. '~tncfehHtu
onorutinu eNnnuees must NECESSARILY
be- horne hy the consuming public"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
Distance Bowling
Contest Tonight

The second long distance" Bowling
contest Of tho season will be played
tonight between the local Eiks team
and the las Vegas Elks who lost
three straight games 60 the Albuquer-
pur team two weeks ago
Playing begins at 3 o'clock IN the
Y. NJ g. 4. alleys. and the scores
will be telephoned between here and
las Vegas no the end or each game.
Tho local Elks ino-up for tonight
Dr.. Nick pailudino g. Smith. Walter
Dlsquc. siuon ncschler and Elmo
srnnzini. This SAME team defeated
the Las Vegas team in the previous
game.
Ration will play their Elks team
with the Albuquerque bunch ON Feb
ruary 20. Ration heat las Vegas last
week in three straight games.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
TRIO CONCERT WILL
BEGIN AT 8 O'CLOCK

The ChtrUlty-fy trio ruucprt Hi me
nigh school tonight win begin 90 :
O'Clock Instead ct Nsla. % wus an
uouuccd this morning Loo, Jan uni
Miscphul ChDru.Hysky will appear uu-
club.
a fourth brother. Alex CVrruy
tC-horniuvsl7yl 1cts as accompanies
Cor the solo work uf thr violin and
cello. Jan playing the piano boz tho
trio numbors and u- s1'ulst ON mas
instrument. But one cuuCnrt VIII Voc
given here and thar will occur go mo
high school auditorium tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
. D MCCULLOUGH
BESAT HIS HONE



~ nfI 81 NJ aI0Nfh, 81 the Nc-
Ch.H3rb. st| iApi1 cnsanauy. died
hs.s4 los E4hta 81. Of
a||de1t NH n4hi ltllh a short
nIf nom nns m@n ~ leaves a
ols1 & I4u4h 81 f4 staA ahd a
iahs asyen monihs dla. in aadiaoa 10
his father ard 3 hroshrr and SISTER
VIM live az Lawson, No. ne BURNER
haine o. Dc d~eceased.
The funeral ~m be held az Ffrnch
chapel lls evening ats e.eleek, The
Rev. e. o. HrcknlHn VII uffIcnfe.
The body fin be 8hIppc1 ~ fale,
ulu His fqrmer hane fer burial
Nf. Mccullough Nhu VIZ az wears
81 age. came ~ AlhuunefQu a short
llIn 1an ltin |OkINntHna City ulfre
re WIS ~fraFaH ~ the automobile
hptr ~ l~mmrdlaieiy 'oot ~
acute work n ne haofune Of ApAa-
aheIS4e. ialdhe barr 81 NJ such Wurn
H. the extent 81 detotiur much OF his
time and money N the effort onc
81 fhn iaft Wnfka along this llue WIS
tHe frcsnf HriVc fnf funda fnf the
university. air. MCCULLOUGH helne en-
active lAen4bsr ~ . y che commit
tees.
He was 4 membar 81 die First Meth
odist church and vas 4 liberal con
irihufor to this work he uas also
q shfincr.
Tho following resolution was pnss-
"a uy the local Aufc Trades an4ocia-
Ilun o. uh5ch ne was . I.lrmberi
Resolved. That Whereas lhe do=l
High has removed from. % our he.
loved brother ana associate. that the
AliO Trades aerpciEtinn III respect a.
hIf emo DO hereby resolve 70 Close
IA autbmohilc housev for a period Of
one hour aurlnR the funeral services
Further. That the Auto Trades a.
~roclktlop eaferd 10 the hft1Ned widow
ent family slacere and deepest sym
paflft.
~ISesoited further. That a. q toker
IT our esteem and appreciation ~ ~.
~lsnuFesslre character. ana maniicfl
ahliiy. the Auto Trades association
with ID state 70 the hrrcaTed famllt
fhaf they. also. fccl deeply a diatiue'
loss 10 mo association and 20 uf
tommunlfs in which he became ~
much a part.
fResolred further. That the Autr
Tradg aaeociahoa ~ a last token Of
their esteem place a floral wreath
upon the body Of late and beloved
hso3her.
Albuquerque Auto Trades Associa.
ton. a. "a. Barber. president. r r
BLISS. secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
Crack Wolf Trspper
Of New Mexico Dies

Jack Hayes. crack wolf irapper ~
she biological firvey. died SUNDAY al
CoehiG. k~eoftthf 10 word received
hrrn. He vas 4 Victim o. pneumonia.
He wae atfackiH Wills trapping ncar
CochIlI and made his WAY 20 the
village whore Indians cared for him
until death cane.
Hayes had more wolves to his
eft4lif a. traprer than any other
hunter IN the onriuy Of the biological
survey IN New Mexico and Ari2onn
rs. had been al the game Qniy q Jew
months. fat that was ~ q o fot
hlm ~ make a reputation ~ tho pre-
lnIer fFaupcr.
Hayes formerly worked In the hio-
logical surveys headquEfierF In Albu-
rIHrgee. but gave uD HE berth here,
heliesinr he could make bigger wages
III frapl4dR ana he was right Liitle
else was Known about him. A. Tar
a. fellow workers knew ne bad no
relatives. nj least not In the state. and
he was buried NJ cochiu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
Atlantic Seaboard
States Are SnOwbound

WAsIINlTON, FUh- a.-Niai0H
along the Atlantic seaboard from
southern New England Co virginia
were snowhouud today az "a result OF
tho worst snow storm Of the winter
Tho SNOW was accompanied hy Hlret
and "a hlEh wind.
Moderate temperatures prevailed
generally and in some sections this
morning the snow had turned 10 a
line rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
Navy Pictures to Be
Shown Here Saturday

The first reel OF the series Of films
Illustrating What the Navy IL Do
ing ana entitled the Making Of "a
sailor" Will arrive in Albuquerque
Saturday aud be shown at the - tho
alter. They will be shown under the
personal direction OF Lieut. H. y.
Hump. commanding officer OF the III
pnso recruiting district. who Will lee
ure. lie viii be aEsistcd by g. VIII
lam Foster Of the local recruiting Of
ngg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
Bill to Repeal Wheat
Control Is Favored

WASHlNGTpf. Feb. a.-a favor
able report today on senator Gron-
mas bllL ~fepcnlinF the wartime meas
ure under which the government con-
trolls wheat priccf was ordered today
ny the senate agriculture committed
Tile vote was luminous, Under q
committee amendment the United
states grain corporation must wine
up ~ business. pay into the treasury
IT. profits estimated at approximately
s%io.oo0.0O0 anc submit TO congress a
snmplete report " Us o~pertnns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
Says Old Officers
Block Navy Progress

WASHlNGToN. Feb. b.-conacrvn-
tisn Of older officers. some Of whom
believe u would impair the usefulness
o. the battle fleet IT, retnrding de-
VeiDpment OF naval aviation. Captain
T.. 4. Craven. In charge OF tho naval
committee.
Progress has been stow he said
land We will rot Ret the progress
throughout hat we ought GO until old
sr Officers In the nav yare In
sympathy"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
S. Citizen Reported
Abducted in Mexico

WASHINGTON. Feb. abduction
OF Joseph o.. Askcw, an American
citizen. during n raid by Mexican bans
ats on the plantation Of the T%lnhualio
company near Lerdo. Ia the state OF
durango. was reported tod~y 10 The
state department.
The American embassy 40 MeEicn
Civ has presented TO the Mexican
foreign office an urgent request that
steps See taken 20 effect Askew's re-
lcura.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
Good Morning, Judge
Police Court Items

T. Mahoney WAS fined aib In police
court this morning ON "a charge Of
d%runkness. Hc said he obtained the
whiskey from O construction engineer
who anne here from NJ paso.
Claude Armiio was given a suspend
ed sentence ~ % days for driving
past q street car which was discharg4
ing passcngOrs at Second and Central
He said he could not stop his horses
in time after b." saw the car stop aud
for this reason sentence wnr sIs-
pended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

During the first monsh the stomach
a q healthy baby becomes empty
within one 10 one and a half hours
after feeding.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

rnr Colds. Grip or Influenza
and as n Preventative. take LANA-
Look for r. W. GROVES signature
on the box. soc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

latest movie plots are taken
From the classics, % awaken
Movie patrons to the finer things Ia
art.
lot them can the svvttrt scenarios
Mrittrn b. untnugilt Lothnrins,
Aud the public viii b. thankful In IT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
SHOES

To those who are already acquainted with the good
wearing qualities Of Walk over Shoes we have only TO
mention that our stock for spring wear is now complete.
The best styles in black and the popular shades OF tan,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
Investigations.
CRISIS NOW PASSED IN
THE TEACHER SHORTAGE

Utah II now gaining ia the teacher
shortage crisis. The exodus Of school
teachers from the profession has
ceased, and most Of them who taught
last year are generally signing con-
trncts Ia teach again the coming sea-
son, according 10 Supt. George \.
Child of the state department OF pub
Ito instruction.
This presents a cheering ray oi
hope, - Child says, "as Utah teachers
are no longer flocking to the other
trades and professions, ~ they did
during the war and AZ IL close. 40
least the teacher supply Is holding iis
own, and reports from other COM
munitics la tho state, outside of Salt
Lake City show that teachers who
taught last yoar are for the most part
10 teach again.
This shows, according 10 Child, that
the instructors are npprccintiyc of
the efforts being made 10 relieve their
condition, and that the fight which Is
being made for better salaries and
conditions Is not hcing made in vain.
Educators over the whole nation. SAYS
CHILD, are determined 10 put their
shoulders Ia the wheel at the coming
convention of the National Education
association and lay the foundation for
making the teaching profession all
hat IL should be.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
FAIR OFFERS PRIZES FOR
BEST ECONOMY EXHIBITS

AZ the suggestion of Mrs. W. j..
Mccoy, state chairman of the division
of women's activities in the cam
paign against the high cost of living
being conducted by the United States
department of justice, the state fair
association has decided on new
series of contests in the home depart
ment of the annual exposition. This
will be along the lines of the practice
of economy, and at Mrs. McCoy's
suggestion prizes will be awarded for
the best remodeled dress shown at
the state fair; for the hest remodeled
hat; for the best child's dress made
from woman =; for tina best boys
suit made from a man IS; for the best
samples of fruits canned without
sugar; for the best fruit canned with
sugar substitutes; for the best dis
play of underwear made from mill
ends; for the best display of chill
dren's garments made from sugar or
flour sacks, and for the pair of hose
most neatly refooted from old ma
terial, Mrs, MeCoy's suggestion has
met with commentator from Miss
Edith c. Strauss, director of women 5
activities, who has written 10 each
state chairman under her direction.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11

Wedding invitations. The Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
NOTICE To CONTNACTOns.-

NOTICE TO CONTRA TOHS.
Sealed proposals viii be received by
the postmaster at Price. Utah. until
July I, 1890, 2 o'clock y. m. end az
that time publicly opened and record
ed for the erection and completion Of
"A onc.Htory brick and concrete garage
building FOR the United States post.
office department. Said building TO
be i00xbO feet. 10 feet ceiling. and To
he erected in Duchosne. Ducheane
county. state Of Utah. IN accordance
with the plans and specifications
drawn therefor. and which may be OBJ
tanned upon a deposit ~ $500, from
the postmaster at Price. Utah. This
deposit shall be returned upon the re-
turn 81 plans All proposals shall be
accompanied hy certified check In
the amount of Q per cent OF the
amount OF proposal and made payable
90 the postmaster nt Price. Utah. All
certified checks shall be returned 20
bidders upon the approval Of ana the
awarding Of said contract 60 the sue.
coHsful bidder. who will be required 20
furnish a bond In the amount 81 the
contract price. Each bidder viii state
IN his proposal the length ~ time that
VIII be required Tor him 10 complete
said contract and turn same over
ready Tor occupancy The right 20 70.
iect any or all bids h reserved. Any
instructions desired may be had Of
tho architect. e. ", Campbell, Price
Utah, w. n. OLSON, Postmaster
Price. Utah
First pub. June n; last June 20, 1890.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11

nouncements being sent out by ID. G.
Dunbar, collector of internal revenue.
For the convenience of taxpayers the
government permits the tax to be
paid in four installments on March
10Th, June 18th, September 18th and
December 18th. Should any of the
payments be adiudged delinquent the
entire amount due with a penalty Of
3 per cent and ] per cent interest for
each month the tax is overdue.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
NOTICE or ronECLosURE Or

lnnkUopUFh Airu.-Iu whom u
MAY Concern; Notice b. hereby given
that on Tuesday. the 2iat day ~ June,
1899. az o'clock y. M, ON said day,
al the promises known nH the Savoy
Hotel. on the corner of Ninth ana !
streets. In the city OF Price, Carbon
county. Utah, the undersigned viii sell
az public auction one trunk with per-
snnul property enclosed therein, same
20 he sold to the highest bidder Tor
cash Said auction aud sale viii be
made under and hy virtue of secs
a772. and lf7l, Compiled i.nAh OF
Utah. 1917. ana Tor the purpore ~
satisfying the lien ~ the unuerHigued
on said. trunk and contents IN the sum
of twenty dollars. FOR lodging furnish
I'd 10 Nick Curtis, On or about N1V"m'
her I, 1890, default occurring lmmed.-
ately thereafter together with the
costs and expenses Of this safe,
WYOUTAH HOTEL COMPANY, L.
\. MCGEE, Attorney
Dated Price, Utah, June 10, 1890,
First pub. June Il last june rs. 1870
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
COMMISSION RULES ON
RAILWAY APPLICATION

Ruling upon the application of the
Utah Terminal railway for a certifi-
cate of convenience and necessity au-
thorizing construction of a railroad
in Carbon county, and % which the
Denver and Rio Grande recently de-
INJURED, the state public utilities COM
mission has ruled that as the Denver
and Rio Grande claims that the COM
mission has no jurisdiction over this
proposed construction, it is up to the
Utah Terminal railroad to show
whether il is AN interstate on an intra-
state carrier. The Utah Terminal
would build up in Spring Canyon.
Waddino, ;n,yitat;o,,s Wba Gu,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
FoRECTosURF NoTICF-VoTIcF

FORECLOSUHE NOTICF,-NOTTCF
rs hereby given that chattel mort
gage dated the ist day VI July. A. D.,
1918. in the county OF Carbon. state
of Utah. and filed with the county re-
corder OF Carbon county. Utah, on the
90 day Of July. A. D.. iofs. wherein
EvaristO Zubeldia and Martin Aburrea
are mortgagors and the Price Com
mercial and Savings bank. n Utah
corporation, is mortgage. will he
fOreclOsed by advertisemest and pub.
lie sale as hereinafter set out. Said
mortgage was given to secure the nay
ment of a note for s11 900. 90 dated
July ]. 1918. and payable ak months
after date with 10 per cent interest
until due and ~ per cent interest
after It's due date. and reasonable
attorneys fee II said note r. collected
by an attorney That there In now
due and owing on said note the sum
Of s1i.5O0.00 principal. $4,000 in
terest and $4,000 attorneys fee. The
property mortgaged and 10 be cold n
described M follows. 1910 head Of
ewes and bucks, branded IA on back:
$40 lambs. the Increase on said sheep.
ana earmarked (Mart). ~ bags OF
wool branded IN. one complete camp
outfit. together with the horses and
mules. consisting Of three mules and
two horses Said sale will be made
at public auction to the highest hid
der at--sheep aad camp outfit, horses
and mules at Siias Johnson'a ranch In
Willow Creek. Carbon county. Utah.
and the wool nj the warehouse OF
Price Commission Co. In Price. Carbon
county. Utah. at 1 o'clock In the after
noon 81 the 2iat day Of June. A. D..
1890. u. w. DALTON. Attorney for
Mortgage.
First pub. June Z; last June IS. 1890.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
SECOND PAYMENT DUE.

Income taxpayers are being warned
that the second payment on their
taxes is now due and will be delin-
quent by June 10Th, according to an
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
WHAT CONGRESS ACCOMPLISHED
List Of Numerous Measures Consider
ed and Disposition.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., June s.
Here are the high spots in the record
of the present congressional session
which began in December
Measures Passed.
Appropriation bills aggrcgating
nearly $4,000. 100000.
Railroad reorganization bill.
Water power bill.
Oil land Leasing bill.
Budget bill.
Vocational rehabilitation by the
government.
Army reorganization bill, fixing
the size Of the standing army at 207,-
600.
Civil service retirement bill.
Merchant marine bill.
Bill TO repeal wartime laws.
Measures Failing.
Soldier bonus bill.
Packer regulation hill
Cold storage regulation bill.
Bill TO stop profiteering in shoes.
Several minor measures aimed at
the high cost of living.
Tax revision.
The bill to establish a department
Of education.
Failed 10 ratify the Versailles trea-
~. Austrian treaty and Franco-Am-
erican alliance
Investigations.
Campaign expenditures.
Award of naval medals.
Navy department = conduct of war.
War departments conduct of war.
Regulation of sugar prices by At
toney General Palmer.
Deportation Of aliens involving the
conduct of Louis =. Post. assistant
secretary of labor.
Bolshcyist propaganda and activi.
ties of Martens, bolshe, ist agent.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
Board Of Equalization
Meetings

All complaints in regard to the as.
sessed value Of any property, or APP
plication for abatement or remission
OF taxes Tor the current year. must be
made TO the county hoard Of eaualiza-
ton at the county courthouse al Price.
Utah, on Tuesday. June 8, 1920 or
June So ?. IS, 10. 1929. between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and o'clock
Y. ~. OF SAID dates or be forever bar
red, according to the provisions Of the
law. BY order OF the board OF county
commissioners. ". G. SMITH, County
Clerk. Dated, Price. Utah. May ~,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11
GOOD NEWS COMES TO
EX-SERVICE MEN OF
COUNTRY
AMERICAN LEGION AND RED
CROSS ACTIVE.

At Price the Coming Month Anyone
Believing Himself Entitled TO Re-
training At the Hands Of the Fed
eral Vocational Board Will Be
Given Fullest Consideration.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-11

Emerson said that IL man
did something better than his
neighbor, no matter what i was,
the world would make a beaten
path TO his door. But times have
. changed. Nowadays those who
make the better" things are
. making paths" 10 your door
Every time a newspaper comes
a host of people are ringing your
doorbell. Merchants and manu-
. facturers are waiting on the
doorstep 20 spread their goods a.
your feet for you 10 look al,
. Don't let the opportunity that
. advertisements offer you slip by
. No matter what you want, cloth
. ing, groceries, a fountain pen or
a farm, you will find the better
. ones m the advertising columns.
The advertisements tell you
where You can get Whnt you
. want, when you want H., Buying
. with a definite knowledge Is 50
. much better than shopping az
random. Peruse the advertise
ments.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
FILING OF DECLARATION OF
 CANDIDACY FOR OFFICE

The period for filing petitions of candidacy for the forthcoming rri- mary elections closed yesterday, with q large number of candidates in the field for the various divisional and territorial offices. Following is par tia list of the applications as filed at the office of the Clerk of the Dist,ic; Court
 The name of Dan C. Sutherla nd. candidate for the delegate ship, nj several others who are known to be in the field had not been received bv the District Clerks office at the time the list was secured Clerk McGann stated that another telegram was expected which would probably contain the missing names.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
POLITICAL CLUBS
 STEWiNG UP DOPE

Loud rumblings are heard from the sanctuaries of both the republican and democratic political clubs. indicating that the pot is boiling and the big lectation of the unsophsticated voter The Republican Club held q meeting: Sunday for the purpose of formulat- ing the club constitution but nothing of importance occurred aside from giving the committee on constitution further time. Another meeting is scheduled for Sunday at which organi- zation will probably be perfected
 So many G. O. P. followers attend ed the meeting Sunday that the quar- ters of w. J. Rowe. designated as the meeting place. were too small to ac- comodate them and it was necessary to adjourn to the city hall council chamber. The grand old party adher- ents, numbering about 100, formed Il procession and marched to the new meeting place in double file, forming an imposing procession along the main stem. As only about forty attended the first meeting of the club last week. an increase of close to sixty at the suc- ceding meeting suggests that republic canism is becoming decidedly popular. Indeed it may be easily discerned tha, many an erstwhile democrat is pre- pairing to climb onto the republican band wagon in anticipation of long, lean years looming darkly along the democratic horizon.