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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

D. l., Carter left Saturday nish,
Tor Denver To nee, Mrs Carter and
VII then so To California for a .hor,
visit.
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;l01Ts STORE NEWS

-. are In buiidins ~. get
!. ,ss.,A.'' not 'e"''as COW" ~
.,,,ss apart"
s.u pull down. but II
A.' .,I,,,y to build sp. The per-
-. |. generally the ssss At tear.
.,, Is ono who does not posssss
.Il,iy himself aud ''ys 70 -
y. o,p shor, eomiass By pull.
- .hst tho others have
vy sp
49, v,s.r for rh. Tootls Camp
. ~ oooa. Go. was ss'''"s o" Us
rr'Asy.
,..h., boo, season 10 on and va
,,rpdsins our trade With low
~. os ,h..e boots. These low
,r due to contracts placed
"a Ian lt. We have these
~. /, fn.c. hip. thixh and sport
!, ,h,., come In Black. whits and
n and xs have full run Of s'sss.
q FOX /. helping Ia the Oroc-
a.osr,men, on Saturday. at thia
\. \, will be In this department
,,,s the school vacation this sum.
m
r. took down all three OF the
m DIVE awnings which we had
=. ,slns on this store. and In
.r,a IN place OF the same new bev.
n, awnings. We also lowered
M pme so that they would not
70 bulky and also give more light
sor. when tho awnings were
~.
viii s,cndai has been out Of the
Nm , part OF this week working on
= ,ew house which he IL building
IL East side OF town.
Ne sold two very nice bills Of fur.
|hsr this week to parties living In
e.sAborinG town. The large am
~, Of business which Gomez 70 ux
~ the different Valley towns leads
70 believe that our store 06erv
ina,aSes not obtainable In MANY
tsess In q town Of this size.
Ss1wberries arc arriving nearly
ssy day now. We were over.
ssksd on these Friday with . re-
N that you could buy berriss :
ssss for IS.
We paid for car Of canned goods
Ah week. this amounted to over
:s>s.oo. A merchant has to gath
rim lot Of money nowadays to pay
y The merchandise he puts on his
Ae,ves.
The shoe sale which was conduct
for 10 days previous to last Wed.
'sday was the means Of our selling
immense amount Of shoes. WI
ne overstocked on shoes on &C.
oans Of large shipments arriving
s'erai months after the promised
s'ivery dates and we gave our Gus
eners the advantage Of . price re-
'se''on to move these quickly.
Al Express shipment Of Kirsch-
'om clothes arrives every day or
no. A Kirschbaum suit will mako
s "h". Why not buy tho best,
ouf Advertisement u telling about
"pery sale. With so may house
a'nses drapery sale should ap-
sl At this time.
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Mrs, riunkctt who has be-n visit.
ins her son tho pas, few week. ro.
turned to Superior. Nebraska. Thur.
day night,
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FOR SALE-75 sacks 4 No. !
hand sorted Brown Beauty coed po-
iatoes. Ira NJ. Potter a Son. 3
miles North aud 6 miles East OF
Monte Vista
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Wants. %.

-ESIRAfEp-ono hay horse. nj,
leoo.brand X on right shoulder. ON.
black saddle horse. VI, ZOO. U..
ward Tor information, Amaran,,
Garcia. Mont. Vista,
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Daniel Campbell loft "Wednesday
nirh' Tor fiaeorviile. Colorado. on a
visit,
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Mabel Frederick loft Tuesday
n'sh' FOR o,iumvs. Iowa, after
spending a fow weeks here.
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FOR sALE-Fine variety OF Dab
liah bulbs. all colors.
MRS. ". W. WRIGHT.
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KLEANwELL KwAL,rY KouNTs

kLEANWELL kWAlITY kOUNTS
We are now handling at tho Best
Laundry one door south OF Post-of.
fee. the great kleanwell Broom
made In FL Reno. Okla. Nothing
better made OF broom brush. wire
and a stick. II you are needing a
broom II will be to your advantage
to inspect this before buying rs you
will ind both the broom and price
attractive.
Remember too. this Is the place to
get the best laundry work done In
Colorado. Phone $50.
n. NJ. Bodine. Prop.
List your land with C. c. Kerr 4
Co, They have lots OF buyers at
the right prices.
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-WANTED-Balcd native or Alfsi-
IA Hay. Rio Grandc Produce Co.
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-WANTED-Onc Dozen sc,tina
hons. Rio Grando Produce Co.
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RANCH FOR SALE
$50 acre ranch. near South Fork.
acres alfalfa. 10 acres timothy.
100 can be farmed. Inquire OF
JOHN MILLION. Del NOrte. Colo.
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FOR SALE-Mnson 4 Hamlin ri.
ano with bench, Inquire OF Mrs. "
II Tuliy.
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FOR 6ALE-Some No. l bald bar.
ley for seed Phone 52sF&. Mrs
Susie Mcdonald.
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FOR SALE-S!ngic driving harm.
css. Inquire ut 235 Washington St
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FOR SALE-Brown Beauty seed
potatoes. Rio Grande Produce Co
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FOR SALE-50 feet OF picke,
fence. Inquire 335 Washington st
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FOR SAILS. {. II. I. Rod eggs
from large. dark rcd range nock; al.
20 3, c. White Lcghorn eggs. $3.50
per Is. +. +. Long. Il. /. Monte
Vista
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FOR sALE--Extrs good bald bar.
ley seed. Phone si:Ke.
THEO. SCHWARTZBECK
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new. lvcrs-Johnson bicycle
Tor sale. Enquire Robt. Cornell at
San Luis Central of1ice,
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Private Sale OF household goods
II Interested call Monte las w.
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Nearly new light touring car. run
less than 1000 miles. VIII sacrifice.
Enquire Journal office.
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BARN FOR RENT-Can be used
for garage Call At l3< Tyndall St.
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FOR SALE-Rose comb Rhode
Island Red e.gs. I5c per setting oi
l6.Phono ~. Mrs. VIM. Robert son
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USED CARS FOR SALE
One 1917 REQ four: one 1917 Ford
touring; one 1915 Overland. All In
sood condition. City Garage.
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FOR SAt.E-Bald barely seed.
ereo VI Wild oats. yctoh and other
nox!ous weeds. c. c. Graybill.
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All kinds OF bedding plant. will b.,
ready NJ the Spencer Greenhouse n.
bout May :s. Plants fln.. and o,
tn" same tested varieties. Sec or
phone Ncv. u. J. Elsoa,
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-LosT-oold watch. closed face.
Wal'hnm make. initials II. A. ". in
back. Return to q, 8 A.ay furn.
Co. Reward,
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A. I Fenced Mountain Pasture

VIII take IN cattle for the summer.
In not less than carload lots. They
Will be under tho care OF compel.
INT cattle man. Box s. Monte Vista.
Colorado.
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TAKEN UP old ewes and I
black face buck. ear tag. LEMlEUX
Saguache. Inquire OF J. W. Doruey.
evenings. Phone l0l.
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FOR sALE-Good walking potato
planter. Inquire phon, ISL
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Seed Peas for sale.
BURT HAIGLER.
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SUMMER PAsTURE-25O0 acres
under fence. plenty OF feed and
$l.50. cattle rs. Address:
W. II. JORDAN. Del Norte.
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ants.
-sH!NAfEp-ono hay horse. ~,
leoo.brand X on right shoulder. ON,
black saddle horse. VI, TOO it,.
ward for information, Amaran,s
Garcia. Monte Vista,
Only one more week Tor bargains
IN tarnitur" and household goods In
she closln. out sale at Fosters r,si.
denec. We failed To mention ON,
good oak hook Case and writing d.ak
combined, aud ono New Oak Ward.
roic In our list last week II inter.
essod call ~ r-sld.nc. or phons
':feJ l. l. FOSTER
-LosT-uold watch. closed fac.
Walthnm make. initials II. A. W In
back. Return to q, 8, Asay furn.
Co. Reward.
FOR sALE-Good walking potato
planter Inquire phone 1871.
All kinds OF bedding plant. will b.
ready at the Spencer Gr.cnhous. n.
bout May 90. Plants fn.. and o,
tn" same tested varieties. Sec or
phone Rcv. u. J. Eisoa.
FOR SAILS. c. RI Rod .rss
from large. dark rcd range nock: al.
20 8 c. White Lcshoru eggs. $3.50
per Is. T.. +. Long. Il. /. Monte
Vista
.-FoR sALE-Ex,rs good bald bar.
ley sccd. Phone sl:ke.
THEo. sCHwARTZBECK
FOR SALE-Bald barely seed.
ereo VI Wild oats. yctoh and other
uoxious weeds. c. c. Graybiil.
Almost new. lycrs-Johnson bicycle
for sale. Enquire Robt. Cornell at
San Luis Central oflice.
FOR SALE-Fine variety of Dab
"S~ SSs""s 80 NosSts.
MRS. ". w. WRIGHT.
Private Sale OF household goods.
II intsrested call Monte las w.
FOR 9ALE-Some No. l bald bar.
ley for seed Phone 52sF%. Mrs
Susie Mcdonald.
---------------------
FOR SALE--Rose comb Rhode
Island Red osgs. zoe per scttins Of
l6.Phone "a. Mrs. Wm. Robert son.
FOR SALE-50 feet OF picket
fence. Inquire 335 Washington 81.
SUMMER PASTURE-2500 acres
under fence. plenty OF feed and
spring water; horses and mules
$l.50. cattle rs. Address:
W. II. JORDAN. Del Norte.
Always in the market for wool.
hides and pslts. Have a new supply
Of wool bags which will sell at cost
price while they last.
j. D. HANNEGAN.
--WANTED--grading work. Have
one Of the best outfits In the valley
can guarantee satisfaction. Address
George Chapman. Monte Vista.
-WANTED-Lady companion cap
able OF driving Ford car. Write
Walter II. Morrison. Homelake.
TAKEN up old ewes and l
black face buck. ear tag. LEMlEUX
Saguache. Inquire OF J. w. Doruey.
evenings. Phone l0l.
Nearly new light touring car. run
less than 1000 miles. VIII sacrifice.
Enquire Journal office.
USED CARS FOR SALE
One 1917 REQ four: one 1917 Ford
touring: one 1915 Overland. All In
Rood condition. City Garage.
Seed Peas for sale.
BURT HAIGLER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

companion cap
able OF driving Ford car. Write
Walter H. Morrison. Homelake.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

Always In the market for wool.
hides and pelts. Have a new supply
OF wool bags which will sell At cost
price while they last.
J. d. HANNEGAN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

VIII s,cndal has been out OF the
y, . part OF this week working on
y sex house which he II buildink
! IL East side OF town.
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-WANTED--grading work. Have
one OF the best outfits In the valley.
can guarantee satisfaction. Address
George Chapman. Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-08

s.nwberries arc arriving nearly
my day now. We wore over.
stksd on these Friday with . re-
N that you could buy berriss :
ssss for IS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-28
A SUGGESTION To STUDENTS.

University and high school students who are in
doubt as to foreign language that they may include
in their \coune of study will make no mistake in
eecting Spanish 1t is the most useful foreign Ian
guage for Americans and one of the richest and
most beautiful
The field that Latin America offers to we'll
trained American business men and women able to
speak and write Spanish has been too often stressed
to need than passing mention here In New
Mexico, especially with its bi-lingual population,
person speaking both languages will find that he
possesses useful accomplishment.
But the appeal of the Spanish language is net
merely utafian. Its literature is rich and varied,
1t the literature of Cervantes of Caderon of Lope
de Vega, of Ibanez-a literature that vas almost a
closed book to most Americans before II os Cuatro
Jinetes del APOCALYPSE" became the fashion.
The study of Spanish, like that Of any other sub
iec should not be taken up merely to obtain credits
or to enable one ito hold up his end" in pseudo
literary circles.
1t should be approached in spirit Of earnest
ness. One must give it the best that is in him. To
bring back the wealth of the indies, one must take
out with him the wealth of the Indies, as the old
proverb goes.
With such approach, the study Of Spanish will
repay the student for the time devoted to it, whether
the purpose be literary commercial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-28
AN INVASION THREATENS US.

Elaborate plans for the establishment of world
wide soviet organization being made by the
Moscow madmen. These plans of course, include
the United States and other countries of the
hemisphere. The Comrades have passed resolu-
tons pledging moral and material support to strikes
either economic or political.
What this material" support will include it is
not specified from past performances it is safe
to assume that part of the formula will consist Of
trinitrololuo, gunpowder and other gentle persua-
sives
There is ground for the belief that the new move
already has passed the plan stage. The recent
explosion in Wall street, in which thirty-four lives
were lost, probably of the first guns fired
in this international plot. other bomb conspracies
have been discovered recently in various parts of
the country.
Are these conspiraces the work of cranl,s, or
are they parts of greater and more ominous whole?
The evidence points to a wel-ad underlying scheme
to destroy all government?
Security" said Macbeth's witch. "is morta's
chiefest enemy" 1t seems that the American poo
pie are entirely too secure 1t takes jolt like the
Wall street blast to rouse them although the menace
is always there, whether there is surface evidence
or not.
It may be said that the American people are
entirely we'll poised and enjoy too many liberties
to embrace the soviet Granting this it must
be insisted that a small minority can do con-
siderable damage before it is crushed.
Will it require blood freezing catastrophe
than the Wall street outrage to awaken us to the
peril of the Boshevik tidal wave that is tapping at
our shores?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-28

Come on with us. Uncle Wiggily
and wen have some fun"
The bunny rabbit gentleman was
just going to say that he would,
when, all of a sudden, out from
behind a lollypop bush jumped
both the Skee and the Pip.
Now we have him!' howled the
Pip.
1--WE shall surely have souse for
lunch today" gurgled the Skee.
Come on, boys! Run! Rum
shouted Uncle Wiggily, as he
kicked out with his long legs. 1--WE
mustn't let these bad chaps get
us."
Away ran Uncle Wiggily. Away
ran Sammie Li,tletail and the
puppy dog boys, also the duck and
the beavers. And after them
trotted the Pip and Skee, gurgling
and gargling:
eve want souse! We want rab-
bit ear souse!'
Uncle Wiggily, because his legs
were longest, was aheads and, as he
came to the top of a little hill and
looked down he cried:
"Ah, boys! I see a lot or tan
trees down below! We can hide
in among them until the Pip and
Skee 60 away. Come on to the
wOodsl"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-28
A GOLDEN HEART is STILLED.

Jacob Schiff financier- philanthropist, ia dead
An ornament to American Israel Schiff devoted the
greater part of his than three score and ten
years to the judcious distribution of the immense
wealth that his genius for finance brought to him.
This venerable Jew employed the same wisdom
in the doing of charity that he displayed II his in
vesments. He believed in organized philanthropy
rather than in unscientfic. sporadic charity. AS
the president of the Jewish Protectory and Aid So
cety and as trustee of the United Hebrew Charities
he helped men to help themselves instead of help
ing them remain paupers through unthinking giving
While Schiff made large contributions for philan-
thropic purposes of his own he ever Kept before
him the ultimate purpose of charity as well as the
immediate needs Of the benefciaries.
The history of American Judaism is full of such
men, but few have attained the celebrity which was
his He gave both wisely and well.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-28

get mullen stalk spears and guns
and, drive back the Pip and Skee!
Wen make believe we're soldiers
and that the Pip and Skee are en-
emies; which they really are to
Uncle WiggilyH
"Hurray" cried all the animal
boys. Then they quickly pulled
up the long, sharp mullen s,alks
that Uncle Wiggily had thought
were trees. "Charge on the enc
my!' the animal boys shouted.
They rushed at the Pip and Skee
with long mullen stalk spears, and
Uncle Wiggily did the same. And
when the Pip and Skee saw the
sharp points they cried:
Wow! Wow! Lollypops and
mustard ice cream! l guess we
don't want any souse todaym They
quickly ran away and so Uncle
Wiggily's souse was saved. Then
the animal boys played soldier
among themselves with the mullen
stalks, and the bunny rabbit took
home with him three of the largest
as clothes poles for Nurse Jane.
The mullen stalks made fine props
to raise the line up high.
"Im very glad you brought
them" said Nurse Jane, and the
rabbit uncle was glad also. And it
the bread and jam don't go out in
the yard to play with the little
boy from next door, and forget to
come back in time for supper. I'll
tell you next about Uncle Wiggily
and the hOkey Dokey,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-28
OUR PLATFORM.

4. primary election law which will re-
store the power to the hands of the people,
where IL belongs
y. nom partisan commission of three or
Ave to have charge Of our school and institu-
tionaI lands, and the permanent trust funds
derived therefrom.
8. A fair, adequate and just tax law which
win eQuitably distribute tho burden OF gov
ernment. We have especial reference to the
mining tax laws although we will seek to
reach any other evaders, big or little, whom
we find. We favor u mine tax law based
upon an ad valorem property basis, as other
property Is taxed.
4. fuller budget system for the state I'm
an effort to put state expenditures on an eff
cient, economical and progressive basis.
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HOME ONCE MORE.
Chnntcr CXNI.

Chapter CXVI.
There amt nothin goin' happier
Ole Marse, is they? ?" persisted
Mandy.
II hope not, Mandy, but he must
be very i'll for them to send for
me-" .,... ,..
THE good Lord won't low moth.
in to happen to him." she repeated
4" cause he's never don nothin
what amt good"
II know, Mandy, but he is old.
Hes not OLE" Mandy shifted
hes bout seventy. Why my ole
granddad was one hundred and
two when he was foun' deid.'
Don't talk about it, Mandy, ]
can't bear it," / told her, so we
discussed dads illness no more;
but he was constantly in my
thoughts, and the next afternoon
when we alighted at the little ia
miliar station and old, Nose met
us, l could scarcely frame the
question, l was SO fearful of the
answer.
Flows father, Mose?"
llS VI it1ittu UP oNiilt NphSid
cradle sence he heard you was
aoomin Missy Mildred"
| asked no more. That hes
brighted up some considerable
told me more than Nose realized.
Father Recognizes Mildred.
Mother met us at the door and
the girls also were waiting to wei
come us. Mother looked very wan
and pale, and had, dark shadows
under her patient eyes that seemed
too large for her face. l had never
before thought them so large.
How is he?" l asked as she
folded me in her arms, while the
girls greeted Mandy and made a
dreadful-although quiet fuss over
Edith.
Better today, 1 think. But he
is very ill.,
MAY | go to him?"
mot yet" mother replied, wait
until YOU have changed and had
something to eat. ] will tell nm
you are here, but do not be dis
appointed if he does not recognize
YOU. Part of the time lie sort OF
dozes off and doesn't seem to know
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-28
soups AGAIN!


AS the crisp fan days come,
there is nothing that "goes to the
spot" like hot soup. During the
summer the average family drops
soups from the menu, and this very
abstinence makes them seem more
delicious when they once more ap-
pear on the table, in the fall. The
following dinner menu contains a
soup which should be served fire.
quently while there is still green
corn in the garden, although it is
equally as delicious when made
Rwith the canned corn
Corn and Tomato Soup
Broiled Sea Bass with Potatoes.
Spinach, Egg Garnish.
Coffee. Raistn Pie.
Corn and Tomato Soup.-Stew /
pint of tomatoes and press them
Through q sieve, adding Lie of q
teaspoon of baking soda. Run
through the meat chopper (using
the finest blade) cup of corn, a
small minced onion and piece of
bayleaf and cook for Is minutes
in q saucepan with / cup of boiling
water. Mix 2 tablespoons each OF
flour and butter. put this mixture
in another saucepan, heat until the
butter is melted. blending well,
then add cups of hot milk, STIR
and let boil up. Add the tomato
and corn mixture to this, then the
salt, bit of cayenne, and the soup
is done. Serve piping hot with
croutons.
Broiled Sea BASS with Potatoes.
One or Q pounds of sea bass (oi
| mackereD, a potatoes, slices
bacon. 1 tablespoon butter, IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-28

Me and pop wnss nome alone last
mite on account of everybody elts
being out, and pop sed, we'll Benny.
we seem to-. he i'll possession of the
fort, don't We?
Yes sir, LET'S go to the movies, i
sed.
I've herd verse suggestions and
I've herd better, sed pop. Meening
he mite go and he mite not, and
sed. Well G, pop. there's one err
round at. the Little Grand called
Lost at Sea in Z Parts.
1t sounds like quite an aXsident,
sippose we take it in, sed pop.
/ WITCH we went GROUND to the
Little Grand and / had to sit in
ilfrunt of pop on account Of no 2
empty seets being alongside Of each
j,otner and the piekture was all
about q man Vomiting to marryt7a
lady because SHE wuuted ~ marry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-28
Upton TIPS

An effort to GUST a Chickasha judge for
kissing his stenographer has failed After
seeing the girl the jurists ruled that his judg
rnent was good.
1t is fallacy to say that all girls are cre-
ated equal. Some live constantly in fear that
some day man will fall desperately in love
with thegn and kiss them forcibly, but some
how no man ever does.
Q Q o 8
Asterisks inserted ad lib between para
graphs of long editorial indicate, We take
it, the exact spot where the editor had to stop
and let the typewriter cool
Positively we feel that the same blast that
blew $4,000 out of New York boys hand
would be entirely inadequate to blow $400 out
of our hand once we got it in our character
istic grip.
But, on the other hand, 1t will not be such
an embarrassing thing for the losing lady to
push baby carriage down Central avenue
and back.
When the governors party was at the
Roosevelt dam in Arizona, some one asked
why not Cox DAM too? 1.-THE senate dig
archy reverses your last two words" replied
Cox