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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
Greys Practicing
Daily; Work on Park
To Start Next Week

IImLorinp up for the coming sea-
son. g%riltine every day on the
diamond, and recently reinforced by
Teller. former pitcher of the Texas
league. the Albuquerque Grcys are
daily becoming more formidable as
IN, opening game approaches, The
INST p,rTormnu,p OF the Grey nine
viii be- tho game with the Boston
Bloomers ON April 90. This viii be
followed by 10 clash with their his
toric enemies, the Au'- ON May g.
santa Fc has been signed MP Tor "a
game here on May o. ana another ~
he played in the Ancient city May
IL.
Work OF grading the Barolas park
will start ncNt week and an necessary
rtmudrliur Will proceed az this time
Although the cNlct figures nave not
been reported for the baseball fund
that was solicited last week, the
management Is rclssurcd that enough
money has been subscribed 10 make
Rnrclas park comfortable. well fenced
and level.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
High School Seniors
Win the Track Meet

The seniors won first place In tho
inter class track meet held bN the
high school at the University athletic
field on saturday afternoon. The
seniors uLade 80 points In the meet.
tho juniors 81. tho souhomorcs % aud
the freshmen 20. The official record
81 theame"t follows
One huncrcdsHnd twenty yard high
hurdles y. T.. Harrington. Elder.
Harton, Holcomh time. h g-i See
onds 20 ward dash ~. L.. Harrington.
S~maulding. Ferrill. v. Harrington.
time 5ie seconds. mile run. W. tier
nundez SmauldinE. Ferriil. v. Har.
r,nEiou, time. . min % 3-5 seconds.
100 yard cash. r. L. Harrington. Fer
rim, SWHuldins. " harrington. time.
1919 seconds. ttU yard dash. n. T..
harrington. ~. Gomi. Znlmcr. Mitch
3D. lN 2-a seconds 2-0 yard low
hurdles, r. D.. Harrington. NJ. Silazar.
~. Giomi. gcrphidc. e2 ?-5 seconds.
$50 yard run. Wait, Erriur. y. n.
Harrington. Marion. minutes % 2-l
secon,s. .2n yard dash, h.. L. Hnr-
rington y. Harrington. Gaines. Hol.
comb. - .-s seconds. i%aveliu. Fcrrill,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
Y.M. c. AS BASEBALL
SEASON IS OPENED
Scores Announced Each
Night in Drive for
New Members

, with the opening Of the baseball
season In the city Yesterday. the fans
nre Watching closely the score board
In front Of the Y. ". g. a. After ycs-
terd1y's games the HruVes. Giants.
Supcrbas and Cardinals won In tho
National league n the Athletes and
browns I'm the American league.
scores are chulked up each night
when the captains ana their mines of
both leagues meet nt the Y for sup
per to check ~ on the days mem
L"fHhips ana To- rally for the next
days cuniest.
Eight rumez VIII be played each
dhy this week aud on next Monday
tho world series viii he played he
tween the winning teams ln each
leaeue.
Representatives from the different
railroad departments met yesterday
IN the offices OF superintendent -. y.
Barton tu pledge their supper; ug.the
v Al g. \. membership Metk cam
irlirn. The meeting was held az the
request Of A. g. Wells. vice president
uf the Santa Re system who has
assumed nctiNe management Of the
campaign Tor the railroad depart
ment OF the different VS. ON the
santa Fe line.
American League.
Boston Red SoN. T. a. Mackcy.
chicago white So,. G.. a. Stukc.
New YORK Yankees. a. :. Trough
ton.
Washington Senators A. y. Bryan.
Philadelphia Athletics. g. r Peter
son.
Detroit TIGERS. g. \. Hall
-. Louis Browns. g.. &. wood
cleveland Indians. Elmer lieht.
National League,
Boston Braves. Georg" pincnu.
chicago cubs. v ". Spensles.
New York Giants. Harold Barton.
tlurinutti Reds. Frank Meyers.
Brooklyn Supcrhar. VI. Wilson
Philadelphia phillics, A. g. ioFnn.
pitshurg Pirates. Iuel Cooper.
~. louis cardinals, Harry Ack"r-
rpn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
Pineau to Wrestle
McC earthly at Boxing
Bout on April 18th

Giant Mccarthy. the hcrculcpn
wrestler OF the Bvruardi Carnival
company, who gave exhibitions Of his
pruwcss last week. has hecn slated
To- clash with George pincau. local
mat artist of many victories. This
attraction viii be- In conjunction OF
the l2-round middloWcight bout no
tween Fighting" Taylor of ~. Louis
md walter caldwell, scheduled for
the uighi OF April 90 az the Armory.
The tussl" between Mccarthy and
pineau win he ono nj the most evenly
matched, spirited contests ever Wit
messed hy the Albuquerque sporting
public, Mccarthy h. out for blood
because OF the humiliation he suffer-
ed at pinoau's hands last week.
George accepted tho itinerant wrest-
lci's challenge 10 throw any man in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
J. p. Arnold Will
Address Engineers

Tn, ~hi-mouthly banquet or the
American Engineers association viii
bee held 1t the y. 81. o. A. saturday
uirht AN especially interesting topic.
spruce Production. VIII hc discus
s'l los i. g. Arnold, Of the forestry
service. Mr. Arnold served iu The
aprucc production division of the
army ana viii present the subject
from 30 Jew point O. View. The res
W.uudyT uf the evening will hp de-
voted tO Informal tiHcussiups pertain.
ur io the interests ~ the association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

In Copenhagen. W. arr told
Tie pruletnrint
With tlttrnt~ a. strike unlusA thc king
Gave in q them IN rtcrgthingi
Now " they should make good their
blum
What viii oid-ilntcf~ do tors uun'
Our president made plans Ia stay
Al summer long I'd BurSntd'~ hay
There's Nnrthn's tiuYnrd. rrn~- The
sound
where. We suppose. grape m@y he
found.
~ WI wcr aolng there we'd take
Snnc ycn~t-nt least u twO-tnu cnkts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

the crowd and proved so inaccessible
thnt Mccarthy was not oEly COM
pellcd 10 admit thai DE was out
classed. but was also separated from
some OF his ~"cnluVin" in the burraln.
caldwell IN now prillinr hard for
the coming fight with the husky lad
from -. Louis and local dopesters
predict that the nfht next Friday
night viii be me Of the most hotlv
contested rim performance ever
hooked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
Price of Coastal.
Crude Dill Advances

HOUSTON. TeA.. April 13-The
GuIf Pipe company announced tn ad-
vance Of 90 cents on coastal crude Of
frctNe tdiF morning carrying the
prigr 10 81 Uu per barrel other
companies operating on the coastal
upiis ur. expected io meet The adj
,uuto Premiums over the posted
prizes NJ S2hO have been paid by
many purchasers Tor several days
Tusf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

y. l.. Harrington. tupicomb. Traycr.
i20 feet s inches. discus. ". L.. Hair
rinGton. Hoicomh. Trayer. a. a. Har-
riuEtou. 20 feet. broad jump. =. L..
Harrington. Hoicomh. J.. HeruandeE,
Benjamin. o. feet . inches shot put.
T.. l.. Harrington SmuuldinE barton.
r. q. Harrington. 80 feet : inches.
high jump. Hnlcnmb. Zllmer. Fcrrili,
Lamb. fee Inches pole vault. y.
u. Harrington. Elder. narton. Mixe.
10 foot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

You do not have 60 have lee 60 keep
KIM BRAND roWDRRED AILk.
Keep u on the pantry shelves with
other staples. PHONE a65 or GAIL
tO2 MlENr CENTRAL AYENrE.
" STERN KILN COMPANY.
DIARY Johiison's placc.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
1IiEY VIE HEARTY,

OKLAHOMA CITY-No free eats
nt tho state college. Tae state audi
tDi has refused the bin of a caterer
here who served t0O re0iOgg students
and professors al a term end banquet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

lack johnson toward his home land
turned.
For tituals tNcN his mouth had
burned.
Tie wanted chicken p ~ king.
Pork chops and TOR and everything ;
He linncr- NJ the border line
Awaiting one rial hnnco Ia dinr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Want Ads by giving Results.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07
 ON TREATY
 IS UNLIKELY

WASHINGTON, Feb. (by Asso- ciated Press).-After hearing read letter from President Wilson, reaf firming his stand against any but in- terpretative reservations to the peace treaty, the Democratic senators at conference today decided to proceed with the plan of bringing up the treaty in the senate Monday, and to work for a reservations compromise.
 It is understood that some of the Democratic senator's at the confer ence urged the Democrats to be more compromising.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07
EACLEBAZAAR PROMISES T0BE
 A BIG AFFAIR

The big Eagles bazaar next We'd nesday will offer the greatest variety of entertainment ever given in Cordo- va before.
 There will be a Japanese Tea Gar den, which will be open for the pub lie at p. m. Promptly at D. m the restaurant will open when meals may be obtained at popular prices.
 At ' p. m. all the booths will open and the vaudeville entertainment will commence This will include a var iety of specialties. The Klondike gambling house and saloon will also open at p. m. There will be no limit and we will remove the roof if you should reach it.
 The big jitney dance will start at 9:30 sharp.
 Every young lady and woman will be given prize check for each four bits spent during the evening and the three having the greatest number of checks at the close of the Bazaar will receive cash prizes.
 The general admission will be four bits.
 Remember the Japanese tea garden will be open during the p. m. from 3 to 5 o'clock that the ladies and children my make it a social affair and then at D. m. the big restaurant will open in charge of that popular restaurant man Fred Schringer. This will afford an opportunity for the business men to enjoy good square meal and will also relieve the wives from preparing dinner that evening. z Return door checks will be given those who visit the bazaar in the D. m. so there will be no extra charge to those who may desire to leave during the dinner hour. All children accompanied by their parents will be admitted free.
 There will be many booths where everything from a needle to an ele- phant may be secured. Fortune tell CTS will be there to guide your future.
 Remember the date and don't make any other engagements.
 This will be the one big affair.
 Read the Daily Times for the latest and most reliable world news. ~,&
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07
LOCAL AND
 1 PERSONAL l MENTION
The steamer Alaska is due from the westward some time tomorrow.

The steamer Alaska is due from the westward some time tomorrow
 There was quite a heavy fall of snow this morning accompanied by some wind.
 The next big event will be the Eagles carnival on Wednesday night and you can't afford to miss it.
 In the billiard tournament last night Jake Hoover won from Malcom Brock, the score being 84 to 7S. If you want to jazz or enjoy a dreamy waltz attend the dance at Eagle hall tonight. No postponment on account of weather.
 Municipal taxes become delinquent after Monday and if you want to save that five per cent penalty see that they are paid at once.
 The freighter Latouche and Ketch- ikan are in port. The former brought lumber and explosives for the Cop per River Railroad and the latter coal for Cordova
 Jerry Perry won the second game of pool from Alfred Guio. in match for 2O00 points which is being con- ducted nightly at The Club. The score was 100 to 86.
 Chas. M. Rosswog is in receipt of letter from Oak Olson, stating that he is now vice-president of the In- dependent Candy Company at Scat tie and expects to shortly make trip to Alaska.
 Attorney T. M. Reed, of Nome, who was reading clerk at the last Terri sorial legislature, is a candidate for delegate to the Republican National Convention, according to information received from his friends.
 The many friends of w. s. Newlin will be grieved. to learn that he has suffered another stroke of paralysis in Seattle and is in no condition to travel, hence the trip to his Pennsyl-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07
AT
 HAVANA ENDS INCOSTLY FIRE

HAVANA, Feb. (by Associated Press) Fire last night destroyed the principal buildings of the American Agricultural and Chemical Company in this city, with their contents. The loss is estimated at $10,0OO,0O0.
 The flames are said to have origi- mated on board the American freighter Crooked, loaded with a thousand tons of nitrate, which was moored at the Regla docks.
 Explosions created panic among the inhabitants of the village, and several hundred firemen were injured.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07
POLICE ARE SEEKING
 MAN WHO DECAMPED
 WITH LIBERTY BONDS

CHICAGO, Feb. (by Associated Press).-The police are seeking George Franze, who mysteriously dis appeared with thirty-eight negotiable Liberty bonds, the property of the Harris Trust and Savings Bank. It has not been ascertained whether Franze was the victim of a robbery or is a thief.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07
CLOSE HOCKEY GAME
 WON BY VANCOUVER

VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. (by Associ- ated Press) ).-Vancouver defeated Vic toria in last nights hockey game by score of to 1.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07

Tommorrow will be the regular com munion Sunday for the Children of Mary.
 Kenneth Betts, son of G. K. Betts vice-president of the Bank of Alaska and who spent last summer in Cordo- va, was the winner of a S25 prize of fered to the high school pupils oi Seattle by a clearing house assOcia tion for the best essay on ''The Im' portance of Saving"
 The melodrama Sporting Life" will be shown at the Empress theater on Sunday night. The story of the pic ture deals with the fortunes of an impoverished British nObleman who is thorough sportsman and who wins love and wealth against insuperable odds. The scenes of the photoplay in clude views, of the National Sporting Club of London, Epson Downs on Derby day and many others, all of which add to the suspensive interest of a most captivating story.
 The Cordova Chamber of Commerce met last night and transacted consid- erable business. The committee on the extension of the mail service re- ported that it was gathering data and would soon be ready to submit it's findings to the Postmaster General. It was announced that copies of the illustrated booklet being gotten out by the Chamber of Commerce would be ready for distribution in about two weeks, The secretary was instructed to collect six months dues from Mo- vember last, with the understanding that no further dues would be as- sessed until the funds on hand had been used. -'.+ .-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07

Congoleum Rugs, suitable for every room in your house, can be found at the Northwestern Hardware Go,
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne. s,
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07

vania home has been indefinitely postponed.
 TommOrrow will be the regular com munion Sunday for the Children of Mary.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07

Read the Daily Times for the latest and most reliable world news. +sS
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07

The next big event will be the Eagles carnival on Wednesday night and you can't afford to miss it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draushl Relieved.

Meadornvilie. Ky.-Mra Pearl Pat
rick. Of this place. writes; g" was
very constipafed l had sour stomach
Rnd whs 80 uncomfortable. I went TO
the doctor. lie gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
grippe me and afterwards II seemed
! was more constipatsd than before.
heard OF BlAck.D raught and de-
eided to try H. I found e Just what ]
needed. II was a. easy laxative. ana
not bad to swallow. Ny digestion soon
Improved. I got well OF the sour siom.
aeh. my bowels 800 seemed normal.
10 more gripping. and I would take .
dose now and then. and was In good
shape.
/ cannot say too much for Black.
Draught for Il is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedford's Blaek.D rauFht has for
many years been found OF great value
Ia the treatment OF stomach. liver and
bowel troubles. Easy take. gentle
and reliable IN It's action. leaving no
bad aftoreffects, ithas won tire prAias
2, housands Of people Fhe have used
4 EolsI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
FLOW OF VAGRAHIS
THROUGH COUNTRY
Police Picking Up Bunch
of Young Men Each
Night

Frem Two 10 five Young men are.
being rounded % zach niGht By tne
halIrn on charne1 ~ ferrAiicy. i've
Nrre before poiicc Judge NcClenen
thle morning. One who said he has
Ich aas released and tire Others
uefe given ten Gays o. the county
jail
There seems 10 be a steady Flow
Of young me- through the. country
nald chief o. Police Galuaha this
morning. They come from all di-
r8ltion8. They are niostly young hofs
r4ueing from az I "a. years Old
srner al say they left home 20 md
work. bat a malcrln p them seem
70 he eVaeinr work. They seem 70
have hNronie saturated Win the resi-
hess sulrlt prevailing throughout the
counsfy. The only gay % keep them
from committing crimes Ia 70 PICK
Them Gp ~ soon a. they hit the town
ard ave found rrowlinf round or
sin streets. This Ne are doing.
Judge Nccleilan takes opportunity
a. warn each bunch brought heforf
min mar they re surfing on n cafeef
~ crIme and teiiinr t1em that they
had better ainy az homie instead ~
roaming arolhd ne countv ~ search
81 Wora
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
Chinese VIII Get
Degree at University

a. H Chao. % Chinese post gradu-
ate student az the state university
took his preliminary public examin-
atlon for d masters degree before =
faculty committee this morning.
chaos major is In sociology. and
his thesis eeais with the philosophical
view Of thc relationship between In
diyidualism and socialism. His mas
.er'a thesis on this subject was prac-
ticauy completed some time ago. but
In view 81 the fact that his degree
will not he conferred until june he
intends 20 expand i further and sun
init IL later on.
He came here over n year g for
his health He had been sent from
China az "a Y. NJ. g. 4. worker %
France during the war. While ne
was ln New York waiting TO sail he
Contracted the spanish Influenza ana
was sent back 10 .ho west Co recuper-
ate.
HoizaFraduate OF sHohow univers-
49,, Methodist culleEe ln.Cnna. earn
I'm hte hatte fufs dcrrur IN sociology.
ono OF his brothers graduated at Van
derbilt co. this country ano is now q
professor al Suca0w
Chao Leaves go Monday for Van
cuuvrr. b. g.. from whore be viii san
Tor CnlnH ON January 80 tie viii ht
engaged in y ~. O. A.. wufE there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
Stomach Trouble and
Constipation Ended
Suffered So He Couldn't Work
for a Year. but Mr.. MoCor.
mick Was Cured Promptly.

20 had stomach stomach trouble and con-
aiipaiiee tor Ave- yesrs oae rear u THE
time ! was unAnic 40 aort. snnsrinr hntpla
aeu1Y J dorforrd with some III the best
physicians. also taoi many proprietary med
itlnes. but could not hnd permanent relief
finnily q friend recommended Miiks Emul.
sion Tho arsi few doses relieved me great
~, and three hoiiirs 81 b. effected = per
manchi cure. &c A. Mrcamitk. Adder
son. Ind,
Mr.. Mccormick b only one Of many ban.
dreds who have endured torture iar yrhr'
and then found thri Mlts fmulsion gives
hlessed relief sud rrai lasting benefit IL
costs nothing 10 try
Miits Emulsion s. a pleasant n%airiiits
food and q corrective medicine. 10 ~fvstofdl
healthy natural bowel action. doing away
with al need u pills and physics. "a pro.
urEaus ih shaus 90 ~assimilaif food. a.
builder ~ flesh and strength. Mnks tinul
SION u s~frprEiy recommended TO iho-o whom
slcAnsss has Weakened. and b. a puNenni aid
ia resisting and repairing thu elects ~ vHti
ing d,scasrs Chronic stomach trouble and
constipation are promptly relieved Usually
in one day
This g. ihs only solid emulsion made. an.
SO paiatahle that 10 g. eaten with a Spool
like ire cream Trui3 wonderful Tor week
,iekly children
No matter how severe your case you or
urged fo iry Ailks tmpisien under ull
gnaranter-raks sx hoiiics home aith yen
use b. afcnrdiua to dirrttieu- and 10 noI
satisfied With the rrsuit. yoar inuhsy ~
be- promptly refunded Price zoe sod sie,
per bottle The MIks Emulsion uu Ten.
hautr. Ind Sold Us druelisis cyep where
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
SS|AAS NkE NOT
CALEfEGISATUBE
Governor Refuses
to Act While Camp
bell Is Absent

pltoENlN Asia. Ian. W Though
admitting 30 had considered rnliinr
d special s4ttion OF tbr tflzoua lcEia-
iafuro htfauae o. "an uumisiAkahle
'uiNont dtnlanf 1ur new legislation 10
meet neu taAilllInL acting Cover
Mst EImmH to-day Declared he
would not IsFIln auch 4 call saying.
'-tntn uctiub rleaflN D. in the hands
Of Governor rnmphcl"
Governor Camphtu has issued n
call Tor a apcfial session. the date not
set announced for thr sole purpose
II rlfllNlnQ rho woman suffrage core
at%lfutioual nmtudnfcnt Hc H. now
attending me 'confFrence OF roNer-
nOrF al Denver 'II
Governor oamnsheil h n republican
and Secretary Of slnte Simms. nov
acfne governor. fn a dcmccrat
Afr. Slmms wsiA reported TO have
heen lmpaftuned By demoeEtic icnd-
ore To- call the LEGISLATURE Tor con-
eidofutlon or other mnfitrs la addi-
zion 10 suffrage. though hA douied
today that fofuacr 0otrruoal Hunt
or various democratic state senators
had been to see him on the matter.
Acting Governor STAINS said
n admits ! have considered calling
a special session. n I were to- call
the Legislature Il would be hascdio on
the real necessity for;
Qualification OF the suffrage
amendment: a new hiFh0uAAag
providing a Systematic road building
plan: 4 law providing better salaries
Tor teachers; a law pernfittlnr stnte
.of counties 20 manufacture roEl
huildlnf material taf0-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs Installed

Triple Link Rebekah Lodge No 70.
and Harmony Lodge No ! held tneii
anmf-annuai Joint Installation last
night al the Odd FELLOWS NJ
IN. following officers were in
stalled for the Rebekahs; Naude X
'rorre~ noble efand. Anna AnFcn,
<s-e rsnnd. Mars Alice Proctor. war
dcn, Fyn a. CfifIth, conductor: Fan
rle ii KEMP. cfaplniu, Lillian james
rirhf supporter noble grand; Alice
harrington. left supporter noble
grand; sara vann, right supporter
vice grand. i@eona Nenp9nrne Fsts
aauporier vice franh Alinnls
Nhafi1er. inhiqe keeres hshlna
kle. outside euArdt Nhf4 ennnltuel
sec, SECRETARY. EMma
treasurer. Cara wilson is tne pas'
grand. nirinda Nota"s uiselet WV