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Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
THANKSGIVING

Many people were for a tlmo fcar- mf th1l we wcrc going to have one of moee oncu winters similar Co soy- eral years ago. whom the theory was advanced hat the Japan current had changed Is course and swung over near Che Alaska coast raising uc temperature so that cold weather aud snow would bc a ching Of thc paet hcr. Thcrc Ia uo likelihood Of uat theory having any adherents horo at tho present time. as Che snow
 oms to have arrived n earnest and Manufacturing Day was regular oid-ush.ouod ono. wi.h bIe gohs Of snow falling with more or less reg- muu
 One nIcc thing of thc rhanksgIv- ne hore ou he Island was Che fact Chat thc Treadwcl market, Ono only market ou Che HIaud. oa @ wuy Of giving thauIa for a good years bus uce sold hcr urkos at cost Turkeys here cost G0 cnts a pound. while In Juneau ucy sold for 60 and Gs ccnts The management Of thc iooI market sold thc birds for hc cuct price or wha, they cost laid down iu Che market foregoing fr.Ir uruNf
 Wh ue mrscra easily rcachabie. rfc noble bird eraeeI many tables or the IHund. and es a chunk Of Che uh.o mo1l uas ground up between he t..h many thanks wcrc e.you for m. difference or at loast Ave cents pound between what they mIeht urr have cost and what thoy rwuy dd oo.,
 Brandy with which to flavor Che hard aue. for the plum pudding va. wobfamable on account Of Che bono dry Iaw bu. many folks say ba bonded nbshy or oven moon- hne proved nIr substitute when t could b. secured Thanksgiving was uo ume to be m.clv over such h uuc thing a. uat anyway and as long as tae auco was hard, no questions vcre asked.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
Iis Raok

Iris Back
 John B. Laughln and George L. Johnson. who hayo been out on the ru boat Iris on a long hunting trip. have returned to port They ez- piored many of Che Islands and bays or southooatern Alaska in search cf deer and duckr
 Last Trip
 According to Babe Samples, Bin Edwms and Ed Mccormick, local young mon. have made their last trip on hs boat Che sayonaro. rhcy accompanied hIm and his brother Ted on their last hunting trip, but as far as hunting was concerned, they are not there. According to Capt Babe. they expected Che deer to swim over Co Che side Of thc boat and beg to be Killed. and as for ducks and geese. Che only way they could have killed any was to shoot through Che dccb Of the boat. os they never wont out in Che open after thcm. Captain Samples claims that when Che hunters were not wrapped in their blankets in Che hunks they wcro hugeing Che stove and keeping other people from doing any cook ing.
 While Che captain and his brother were out searching for food Co re- Dlcnish Che larder ho says that Che two men would let Che Are go out on board ship and crawl into their hunks Co keep warm
 Once or twice In Che several weeks thoy were out on Che trip. he says. Inc mon voutured on shore aud took am arsenal Of heavy artillery with them. They walked Che beach for a umc and slapped themselves Go keep warm and In few minutes returned to Che boat and said tho ducks were dying high.
 Tho sayouora returned Co port Monday.
 Miss Him
 Since Capt Walter Benson of Che halbut boat Home has transferred the headquarters of his vessel from hcre Go Prince Rupert much of Che ioy of Che hot stove nayigatora of thIs city has departed Tho captain was somewhat of a mentor to ali other uayIgators ln this section and had an Che lore of Che gas boat down pat
 Meetings arc yet held occasionally and tho chug of Che exhaust and Che
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
grouse lt ia from September T Go March J.

For Che best and ncatest job print Ing. como to Che News office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
7m01l norTo1i mICIIU0

Edwards substituted for Ward W first half. Ward back Iu second.
 Garu substituted for U. ia'.Was u second hail.
 Douglas Field goals Brown T. Nelson l2. H GalIwas e M 0a.I- was G. Gau 2. foul throwH Brown !. Nc.sou !. pcrHoaal fouls. b.
 Ft Seward Field goals U, iou. throvE Ward 9. personal IouIH
 Score -Fiut hail. Douglas -a. El Seward !. final score. 20 to 2. i,o.- cree. \. D. Cole Juneau.
 Monday night Thauo and the Douglas Fire Department cioshed at Che Natator.um Clashci describes nis game very wcIl for .t was "rourh-housc" from s,ar, to Gush. witch Thanc winning by score oi I2 Co s.
 In tho Grst balf Che visitors sccm- ed ro have most everything ,her own way Neither on field throws OF throws from che foul limo could Che drcmeu ht che basket. ao Che half ended with Che score 70 to |. Tho second half was somewhat di'- .orent as Douglas did mol a''o" rhauc Go score and they themselves threw two field goals making the lnaI score 70 Co s.
 During Che game everything cS- copt mayhem was committed by players on both sides Thauc cS- eccdcd ou personal fouls chat were called. thcro being nine chaltel against them. while Douglas was booked for Hvc In Che as, hau rhe game developed into more or Ic.s a frcc-for-au and Referee Ncau. ou.t calling them Everything cN- ccpt mauslaurhtcr went and many of Che players win bear momcntooa of hc conflict for somo ume Co come Those who actually wont down and out were Flauuaean who got wallop In Che eye that pu, that member In mourning. and Doug. las Oliver who got Che "mec' and took thc count Various and sun- dry pokos. Iabs and wallops wore cN- changed during Che melee which. aI- though painful did not actually ca'. for ambulance eases. Sinclair Brown dislocatcd hts knee and Martin Go.'- was threw a toe out Of joint
 Out of nine chances Nelson. making free throws for Douglas. was unable to cage Che ball once. With any kind Of luck. Che score could have been either tcd or won on
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
by IndIvIduoI nlayInF

Thauc Field goals Hodges la. Williams 6 Hagst ( furhuh -, foul throws. Hodges 9. Williams l. personal fouls 9; technical ].
 Ft Seward Field goals Ward ., Witrachc 8. Ollzw.sk !; pora1noi fouls q. technical !.
 Scores -Flnt hait Thauc -'. Ft Seward z. Anal score. Thauc 'a. ft Seward 2l Referee. A. B. Cole. rImokocncr. H R Horncr ruunc Scorckcopcr. Jorgcuson. Juneau
 Saturday a game was hastily ar ranged between Che Douglas uIsh school team and tbe soldiers and u was called at 6.30 o'clock Sunday evening Tho results were rather pium. as Che soldiers were unable Go throw a single dcld eoal and their lonesome points were secured by throws from Che foul iuc The hual score was 20 to 9.
 The high school boys fully dome ous,ratod 10 eyeponc.s satisfaction that they had Che fastest utlc base kctbau team In Alaska and ,ha. Che training Che boys have had in team work and in basket-shootue mad. an almost perfect machine.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
She Keeps Faith WithYOu==
WILL YOU KEEP FAITH WITH HER?

Quietly but effectively the Greatest Mother in Che World IS ,o.ne and dud1ng for you and yours
 She has not forgotten the crippled blinded remnants of the var in Army and Navy Hospitals To the victims of disaster m war she s,il brings blessed relief
 She does mort, She takes her arms Che victims of disaster u eloe Che victims of floods fires omadoe and other cat' aormc Over 3OOOO of such uniortunates were shielded and sheltered by her this year
 m preventing disease through education in saving lives thru careful nursing and by teaching first aid in accidents the Greatest Mother in he Word-yom RED CR0ss-is keeping faith with you,beepmg faith not only in your own comtry- ave- in your own cnity-but also in devastated foreign lands
 win you keep faith with herl The good she has done in the mast has been possible entirely through the help of your mem- bsrp VIII you continue sustain her she continues to sustain you} Then join the Red Gross your member
 p Send your application the enrolment blank below to your nearest Red Cross Chapter
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

mou Of gas als Che room for O time.
 Pleasant Voyage
 Perhaps one Of Che greatest fcats of navigating that has been pulled or around these parts fo some time was Che sailing Of otto Anderson and Earl Manlcy. a few days ago, to Lincoln island. way mp Lynn canal In Che utuo l6-foot open boat Alice belonging Go Ray Mccormick The boys. who practically live on thc salt water. took Che trip in search Of ducks and brought back a few "squaw" ducks They claim to have had @ pleasant trip.
 Anyone who has cruIsod Che waters Of Lynn canal at this season Of Che year win doubt tho pleasure Of Che voyage. 10 is ucklIsh joy Co navigate those boIstorous waters even with Che largest boats while tho wind Is sweeping either up or down there.
 Very Gratifying
 It gave Douglas sport fans consId- crable pleasure Co sec Che local high school basketball team beat thc sol- diers SO declsIvcly here last Sunday night as it partly took away Che sting from Che two defeats given Che Douglas baseball boys by tho sol- dlcm during Che Fourth or July tournament
 On Che roll of basketball players there were two names that became very familiar during the ball games. They were Jones and Witzache In Che tbirtccu-lnnine game at Juneau, Wltzache was Che star hitter Hc was run in Co hlt very often some times under hls own name and sometimes under thc name Of Jones. who was supposed to bo on thc list as a pinch hitter Tho fact is chat Witmche. hitting under Che name of Jones. undoubtedly won the game for his team.
 For thIs and other little tricks of crooked playing. fans were boosting for thc school boys to win, and when Che soldiers failed to make single fold goal while their lighter oppon- cuw were rolling up a score Of 70 horo was little sympathy wasted and many said. mentally if not out loud. "Therc is another for Mr. Jonos-Witzachc."
 Season Still Open The open season in Alaska for migratory birds is from September to December 10. For ptarmiran and
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
SALVATION ARtY

John uarroa arI wife and two children arrived on Che Spokane from Bavew lo take oharsc Of Che work among tno uour.a. natives for fho Salvation Army
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
Game Postponed
NEW CLERK

Miss Goldio Hahn hos taken po- auon as clerk at Che Trcadwe'i store and win be employed there during Che holidays.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
NOTICE

Those oWHr accounts lthat have mot arranged for later parmmU WIl please caII and .o.... by December Is.
 w. MARTIN
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
BASKETBALL IS
 FEATURED HERE
CContIuuci from Pago .

Tho second night oi playing saw Che game in Che Juneau sym be- tween Che Fort Seward soldiers and Thmc. Tho game wua won by che latter by a score of .55 Co l2 n % rather rough contest The soldiers did not have a sombiancc ol tgam work. and what points they made marn hv IndIHLdnaI nIaNne
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-26
-III LLrI-- mn

Brown substituted lor oNfor ana later Oliver substituted for Brown. Brattan substituted for Flanagan.
 Douglas Field goals. Hig.oy J, Martni T.. M. Gallwas 9 personal f0uIs {. technical fouls. l.
 Thane Field goals Hodges 8. Williams !. Harlst !; foul throws. Hodges !. personal fouls.
 Score -Thauc. first hail. l-t Douglas (. final score Thane l2. Douglas &. Referee -LoRoy Nosial Juneau.
 Game Postponed
 Tho game of basketball Chat wos to have been played Wednesday evening between Che Alaska Brother hood team Of this city and Thauo was postponed. It is likely that it win be played at Che Douglas No,a- torium next Wednesday evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

sun power pumping plants have
been run rXpcrlmcntally ON "a large
scale In california. New McNlco and
Egypt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

+. Tucker was filed aud petition for
additional allowance 20 widow was
acted upon faNurably.
The will of 10. G. Grinfits was pro-
hatcd and Edwin Grinits appointed
executor.
The viii Of Felix Favoritc was
proved and Louise tavoritr appointed
eXcCutriN without bond.
An order was issued approving GER
tain claims OF the Richard H.. Reeves
estate.
An order was issued continuing the
proving of the viii OF William Helms
10 July p.
The annual report Of the guardian
Of the Larsh miuuis was filed with
petition Of guardian to pay ward
certain moneys.
In re estate OF Grace T. Brown
Bacon ana Raymond W, Brown and
guardianship at Raymond W Brow ~.
minor, George +, Brown was appoint
ed guardian Of the estate III Grace
Brown and OF the person of Raymond
Brown.
W. g. ThaNton and w. j. Lcvcrett
were appointed appraisers OF the g..
NJ. Sawtvlle estate. Invoice and APP
pruisement filed.
\ guardian was appointed Tor Err
nosto ludillo, "a minor.
The vii! ot jose Juramillo was filed
and july "a set as the date for hear
Ing on the will.
Monday. July o, was set AZ the date
for hearing OF reports on estate of
Atilano Gutierrez.
An order was issued allowing at
torney's fees In The John r. Kelly cs-
tate.
The VIII OF Mary Anna Apodaca
Z was filed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
STATE IN NINE
RESCUE CONTESTS
Governor Names II Del
egates to Convention
Team to Be Formed
~ srs,, eos.s.,osos-r

SANTA re, June 2.-The appoint
ment of % delegates as New MeNico's
representatives at the international
mine rescue contests to be held In
Denver on September o., 10 and IL.
was announced today by Governor
Larrnzolo.
The delegates were named at the
request of the federal bureau Of
mines. The bureau has been carrying
on a campaign for the lessening OF
mine casualties and the contests
will be part OF its efforts toward cutt-
ing down tho yearly toll OF the mines
In lives. II IN claimed that since the
campaign was begun there a been
a decrease of 5000 on fatal accidents
In aud about mines.
The contests VIII he open to rescue
workers In the United States. Canada.
and Mexico and New Mexico mines
probably will tave competing teams
In the lists owing TO the fact that for
the first time the contests will be held
In he west.
Tho delegates named by tho COVER
nor. which include representatives OF
virtually ali the larger mining con-
Germs operating In the state. follows
Sharp Hanson, manager. Gallup
Southwestern Coal company: Horace
Moses, superintendent, Gailup-Ameri-
can Coal company: Charles X. Barnes
manager. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iron a
Copper company; n. n. Kinney. KIN
ney mine: a. n. Pollard. agent, Lake
Valley Mines company: j. A. Mac
donald. Mines a Metals company;
Sidney ]. kidder. manager, MogollOn
Mines company: James II. Parker,
manager. orc Iron company; =. NJ.
Sawyer. manager, Phelps-EOdge cor
poration at Tyrone: NJ. W. Porter
field. manager. Farquier company;
Joe r.. sheridan. state mine inspector;
Hutchinson Brown. manager. Enter
prise Coal company; J.. u. Gilchrst,
manager. Gilchrist a Brown: George
A. Kascman, manager. Albuquerque
A Cerrillos Coal company: John NJ.
Suily. manager. chino Copper com
pany; Powell StackhouHe. IT,, man
nger. Carthage Fuel company; Greg
DRY Page. receiver. Direct Lin Fusl
company: o.. y. Hanger, manager.
Diamond Coal company: A.. !. lnder-
ricden. manager. Eighty-F1vc Mining
company: g. r. nrown. agent. En-
pire Zinc company: n. NJ. Wiser, man
ager. Republic Mining 4 Milling
company: J. Van Houten. president,
81. Louis. Rocky Mountain a Pacific
company: 49, u. Scott. manager. So
zorro Mining a Milling company, y.
u. Arrall superintendent Ozark
Smelling a Mining company; W. j..
Francis. manager Superior Coal COM
! pany. Charles Springer, 81.
Louis. Rocky Mountain a Pacific
company. william Brennan. manager,
! phelps Dodge corporation at baw-
son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
2l6,670 Flies Are
Killed This Year
By 1919 Champion

ST. LOUIS. June Roy SHAY.
10 years old. Of Ss20 Folsom avenue.
who last year became the champion
ny-killer OF 81 Louis with approx
imutely ii.672.S7S for which he city
paid him f6i.6b bounty b. leading all
ny-cntchers again this year.
Tie has brought In approximately
.iG.A7O flies 80 far this year for
which he has collected fsf.7b. The
health department pays FOR flies OF
the following basis; Up To May ], 10
cents per 100. up To May IS, 5 CENTS
per 100: after May 10, 10 cents per
pint.
shaw has traps at the Krcy Pack
ing 60, Nineteenth street and Brc-
men venue The rate OF his catch
Is Indicated by the following deposits
he has made a. the health depart
mrnt: May g, 5000; May II, $500;
Nav ~. 10000: May ~. 10000.
The computations IN the health do
partment are upon the basis OF TO-
900 flies In a pint.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
START DRILLING TEN
OIL WELLS JULY |.
Mid-C Continent Company
Has Let Contract for
Work in State

SANTA FE. June 2.-Tho biggest
drilling campaign attempted by n
concern In New Mexico will be started
shortly b. the Mid Continent Con-
solidated OIL. Gas a Refining SOM
pany. ~ Kansas City. Mo, A. u. Mar
tin. Or Kansas city. assistant to the
president. announced here yesterday
afternoon.
The company will start 10 deep
tests simultaneously and all probably
by July /. At least. drilling agree
mcnts between the Mid-C%ontinent OIL,
Gns a Refining company. whose hold
ings. In part, will be taken over by
the Mid Continent Consolidated oil.
Gas n Refining company, call FOR
Hpudding In by that date.
MI. Martin stated he was mo- bic
To make known the location Of the
holes, hut said they would be well
distributed. indicating Il was the con-
Germs intention 10 test several dincr-
ent fields In widely separated parts
of the state. u WAS known, however.
that one of these holes would be
sunk on the GAIA del Rio ranch.
iensed from Lieutenant Governor
pankcy. EAST ot saito he.
Mr.. Martin said contracts for the
drilling had been let. calling for the
use Of standard derricks-which
meana deep tests will be made-and
that the company would be ready 10
20 ahead az soon as the consolidation
- the Mid-Continent Oh. Gas q RE-
timing company and subsidiary coil-
Germs was perfected. and hat II 60 he
done at Kansas city on June ~. The
consolidated companies will be known
us the Mid-Contiuent Consolidated
Oh. Gas 4 Refining company.
shortly after The consolidation
Frank Thompson. president and
Henry j. O'Conncll, chief g%eologi1t.
nre coming TO New Mexico and NJ
that time. Il ~ expected. they Will
select the sites for the 10 deep tests
Mr.. Martin said the, would arrive on
June 20.
$ Floersheim. merchant. Of Spring
~ and ROY. will he the consolidated
oompany's managing director in New
Mexico. Lieutenant Governor pankey
also will be u director and an eNecG-
i've officer and a. N. Edwards at
torncy. Santa fe. Will he It's local rep
Tosentative. Guy r.. Harrington,
Santa Re. will be In charge Of field
operations and derrick erection.
Tho company has big holdings In
the state. amounting to more than
1900. 900 acres under lease, which lie
in widely scattered parts OF the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
Who's Here
ToDAY'S ARRIVALS At
G HOTELS


COMBS
Mrs. +. 4. Truett, Los Anglers.
Mr. and Mrs, L. q. Nilfnns, Wich-
Ia Falls. Texas
Louis Lopez, Las Vegas.
A. 4. sena. Las Vegas.
-. v. ilearn, Roy,
AIR and Mrs. IA. Blauco. Douglas.
Bert Henderson, Tyrone. y NJ.
n. j. -Bautenbarn, Denver.
W +. Meyers, Madrid.
j.. L. blackburn, oklahoma city.
g Elmer j. Burow, ~ paso.
- Il. Harrison, Lawrence, kans.
VIM. Maxwell. salt Lake
G.. Madison, nj paso.
II. a. Jameson. Estancia.
Chas. Christnian. Gallup.
II. u. Sporc. canton g.. q.
&. u. Long, Tucumcari.
T. D. Johnson. cuba.
T.. bIshcc, San Francisco
II. 4. Adams, Douglas Okla.
AiNAIi NDO
J. Saltcr. Boston.
W. ~. berger. Belen. e..
Geo \. Fleming, Las Vegas.
Chas. 5. Davis. Denver,
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. tunard, Kansas
Jack lztrkin, Ration.
capt. NJ /. Hunt, Ration. 90
W }. kamcron, city.
e. G.. Benfogle. Kansas city.
a. i. Gaines, Los Angeles,
Paul Armstrong, Denver.
a. r.. Mc6luShan, Trinidad.
". 4. Drihlcr, Denver.
Mrs. e. a. putohrtt, Englc, y, NJ.
Dorothy Carpenter, Sinucio. colo.
Mrs. G. II. Kunkel, III Paso.
Mrs. Il. T.. elem. Rorkyfurd. Colo.
". NJ lara. Los Angeles.
STJRGES
II " Roberts. Gallup.
q. J. French, city.
Geo. Rinaldi. pena Blanca.
a. n Sutherland, Winslow.
g. A. CHAVEZ, A~lamoEordo.
\. Dale. Toledo.
H. b. Dale. Toledo.
a. T.. Peel Wichita Falls
g. l.. Diyiney, Wichita Falls.
II. n. Harris. wichita Falls.
~. n. Harris. Wichita Falls.
g. w. Minor. Donison.
clarence Pendcll, Wichita Falls.
u. Woinman. 'lty.
Erwin Srhwa"r. Milwaukee.
Frank sullivan. Milwaukee.
Nj. and Mrs " y. Andrews. SaTt.
Re.
Chas. clay, Icmez Springs.
\. r Evans, Pueblo.
H. 4. Houghtun. Pueblo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
Probate Court Acts
On Many Cases

An order allowing Louise slower,
widow OF Roderick slower. So Tor
the support OF herself and two minor
children during the first six months
after the death OF her husband was
issued by the probate court In session
saturday. Mrs. Slower flied her final
report AS c%NccutriN of the estate. The
report will be heard on July e..
In the Hroyer w. Harrison estate
the states Savings Bank a Trust COM
pany was appointed aa administrators
I'm the place OF the First Savings
Bank q Trust company, which was
DISCHARGED.
In the guardianship 81 Henry
Brumlctt. Jr, an order was issued
appointing Melissa Collins guardian
In substitution Of H. - iamison, dis
charged.
pr. l.. $ Peters was appointed OK
ocutor OF the will OF Norman d Mc-
IeOd.
An order was issued allowing claims
Of creditors In the estate OF Emil IL.
MouHon.
An Inventory OF the estate Of John
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
Kills Man She Loves,
Daughter and Herself

PHILADELPHIA June 2-Madly
in love with q married man, accord
ing To the police. Mrs. Mary Francis
Dunlop, living ON q farm near West
grove, Penn, shot and killed j.
Leroy Ei~chelberser, the object of her
~infutuatiuu. as he lay asleep In bed
with his wife and infant. She then
drove to her own home and killed
her n year old daughter and her
self. Mrs Dunlop was 30 years old
and Eicheiberger was 30.
At the coroucr's inquest az which
the Jury found that Mrs. Dunlop had
done the killing, Mrs. EichelherEer
testified to her husbands relations
with Mrs. Dunlop and of her having
left him. She returned &C. him only
last night. Robert Dunlop said no
was convinced hat his wife was in
sane 49, she had several times threat
oncd to NIL herself. He had been
separated from her two years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
Falls Out of Bed
4. And Breaks His Neck

DENVER. June 2-Charlos W
Jameson. 60, OF Sterling, Colorado,
foil out Of bed at his home late In
Aprll and physicians since have been
treating him for paralysis, To-day an
N-ray photograph disclosed his neck
WIS broken. Physicians say he has
small chance for recovery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
ROSWELL SAFE noBRED.

ROSWELL. y. NJ, june 2.-lce
Walters. santa Fc night station agent
here. WAS asked to step outside the
onice early Monday when he laced q
uuu In the hands Of az uumasked
man. The agent was marched 60 a
bov ear and looked In. The safe was
then blown open u tiO0 taken.
There Ia no clcw.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

rig iron production Of the United
states In 1918 was 3|i.Oi5,36i tons. as
compared with 39,i34,i91 tons In the
preceding year,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
GOVERNOR MAKES \
Hrr WITH I1iILE BILL.

SACREMENTp-Oivcrnor William
n. stephens got futcrnnl with a prize
hull az q parade here In honor OF the
bun, Alcartra King sylvia. tho bull.
smiled swcotly whou Governor Stcph-
ous hung q floral wreath ON his neck.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
EADs-BEADs-BEADs

Our assortment Of all kinds OF Beads Is by far the iarg-
eat in the state. There are heads here for every purpose.
Crystal Beads. Jet Beads, Iridescent Beads. and an kinds
OF Beads In dun and high colors. There are also artistic
handbag patterns. and Bag Tops OF silver and compost
ton In this department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
three 1Oc wash cloths for 25c

We have just received 2,000 specially purchased white or colored plaid wash cloths of Turkish towe- ing These are mill runs, and will show in some in- stances imperfectons, but are wonderful values, for 25c Main Floor.