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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-02
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
Equity No. 1908

In the Circuit Court of the State
OF Oregon for Klamath County.
I. Jacobs, Plaintiff. VS.. +. A. Kiely
and w. II. Mccoy, co-partners as
Kiely and Mccoy. J. A. Williams and
w. G. Crittenden; also. all other per-
sons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or inter-
est In the real estate described in the
complaint herein. Defendants.
To E A. Kiely and w. II. Mccoy.
co-partners as Ki.ly and Mccoy, J. A.
williams and W. c. 'Crittenden: and
10 all other persons or parties un-
known claiming any right, title. es-
tate. hen CT interest In the real es-
tate described In the complaint here
in. Defendants:
IN.THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON:
You. and each and all Of you, are
hereby summoned to appear and
answer the complaint filed against
you In the above entitled suit. within
six weeks from the 7th day ~ July.
1920, the date Of the first publication
OF this summons In the Evening
Herald, daily and weekly news
paper published at Klamath Falls.
Klamath County, State Of Oregon.
and Of general circulation in said
county and state;
And you will take notice that 10
you fail 10 appear and answer or
otherwise plead within said time. the
plaintiff for want thereof will apply
TO the above entitled court for the
relief demanded in his complaint
filed In this suit. as follows:
AAnVGA NJ aatA pt
ing al clouds from the title of the
said property herein described. and
determining all adverse claims OF
them, or any other persons or parties
therein. and quieting the title OF the
land described In the complaint
herein. ~ follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the intersection
OF the Westerly line of Eleventh
Street and the NoYtherly line of High
Street In the City of klamath Falls.
Oregon: thence S0uthwesterly along
the NOrtherly line OF High Street 12O
feet: thence Northwesterly at right
angles TO High Street 120 feet;
thence N0rtheasterly' parallel with
the Northerly line OF High Street 120
feet TO the Westerly line of Eleventh
Street; thence Southeasterly along
the Westerly line CT Eleventh Street
l20 feet TO the place OF beginning; !
and being a portion OF Lots e, + and !
@ of Block 45. Nichols Addition to
the City OF klamath Falls. Oregon.
(Situated In the Southeast quarter
OF the Southeast quarter OF Section
20 Township 38 South OF Range .
East OF the Willamette Meridian. )"; I
and declaring the said plaintiff to be
The owner thereof in fee simple, and /
that the defendants. and each of
Them. and all other persons. fnclud-
ing said persons unknown, be forever |
enjoined and debarred from asserting
any claim whatever In or to said land
adverse to the plaintiff herein; and
Tor such ether and further relief az
10 the court shall seem meet and
agreeable TO equity.
This summons 10 published pur-
,uant TO an order of the Hon. d. v.
kuykendall, Judge of the above en-
tiled court, made ON the. 9Th day OF
July. 1920, and the first publication
hereof 10 made In the Evening
Herald on the 7th day Of July. 1890,
ND the last publication will be made
~ the 18th day Of August. 1880.
J. II. CARNAHAN,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff. x
'uly 7-1l-1l.1o-A-ll.lS Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-02

The United States possesses so
per cent OF all the telephones in the
world. .T-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-02
PETITION


:, N. co,,,v c,,,, y, III. s,.,. ~,
o,..on ,o, ,hs conn,y n, Klamath
In IN. Na,,er n, ,hs or,nnJaiion
nj, ,ha w..". nr.r,a.s n,s,s,..
To % ~. uonnrsS,', ce,n,S conr, n,
x,an.,h cnnn,v o,..on' y
Th. ",ao,.,.,.a 49,. .,,,ior.
,.s,.c,,mii, n.,i,,on ara .hnu
L.
That they desiis w organize and
form n drainage district To he known
as the Wocus Drainage District un.
der and In accordance with chapter
$40 OF the General Laws OF the stat"
OF oregon fer 1915 (pnse 5Iol filed
in the office OF the Secretary Of state
February 26s 1915; rs amended by
Chaper tli of General Laws OF the
state OF oregon for lsl as amend.
ed by chapters ISL, lt2, 20, 800
General Laws OF the state OF oregon
for 1919,
II.
The description Of all lands In.
GUIDED therein are as follows:
In Township 3S South of Range s
East W. VI.
section :; Lots :. il. . and 5. and
the South half OF the Southeast quar-.
ter. and lots 1, .. 10 and 2.
Section \; Lots ;, 4, 9, 6. IS, o..
and 10.
Section .: LOIS 4. b,s,T and South
half OF me Southeast quarter:
section 10. Scuth haIf of tho
Southwest quarter.
section IL: Northwest quarter. and
Lots z. 4 0. 10 and II.
S.c,ion "a, All -, snr,jo,
section IL. North bnif sourheas,
ouar,er East haI, o, Soufhw.st au,,.
Ter, Northwest quarter of N. sonIb.
ives, Quarter. La, . and Sorthwest
Section Is. North hal, of North.
east quarter. Southeast quarter Of
onsr,., En,,hcns, nu.,,,,
Of south.asr auar,er, ana los Z a
: and s.
Section 20: Nor,b.as, quarter.
Northens, quarter OF Nortbw.s, ounr.
ter. North half OF Southeast, quarter
ard Lo,ss, rs. and 10
Section 2i: all of section.
Section 2?: West hal,~Lo,s z
s. 6. : and $. and . and s u,hwes,
anar,er ~ No,,b,,s, o,a,,.r
Also that part OF Lot 1 OF s.c,lon
22. and that mar, o., Iots . ana 4 M
Section l5 which lies IVES, of III. FOL.
lowing line. to-wlt: Beginning al the
corner OF Lot 3 of said sec.
ton 2s. thence North 1885 fee, 10 the
center OF the Neck" thence North IS
iegNes 81 minutes West 4iI5 Zee,
ioilowinr "Neck" IN i,,.,s.e,,an .,t,h
aor,h and south center line of section
10.
Section 23: Southwest guart.r OF
Southwest quarter.
Section 20. All fractional Section
% except Lots and T.
Section 90; West half. Southeast
luh',sr, Wrs' naIf 81 Northeast quar-
yer, southeast quarter OF Northeast
'usI'ei,
S on M Sectioh'
,o,,eaaa, e.on 90 Nof,nea,' quarter
81, lots 1890" guar
a.c,ior 90 10,
Sec,ion "a. Nor,n ..,, .. A..
.ast ouar,er son,hws., -
lor, bess, o,sr,s,. ~
,onthess, ons,,s, na.ss .n
er. 'uA'
Section 35; West half O, Northeas,
Iuarter; Southeast quarter of North
sst quarter; East half of North west
Iuarter; South half of souih wesi
Iuarter, and Southeast ouar,ey
Section SO; North half Of North.
asst quarter, and West balf/
In Township 3s sou,h M Psn.s q
Cast w. NJ.
Section q: North half of Northeast
Iusrter. and Southwest quarter Of
orthesst quarter.
onstitute contiguous body of :
wamp; wet apd overflowed lands
ow IN process OF reclamation.
III.
The total acreage included in said
ands and To be included in the dis
rict Aforesaid is 5000 acres ali ip
County, Oregon.
~
4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-02

In the matter OF the petition OF the
Board o; Supervisors OF the Klamath
Drainage District Of klamath County.
Oregon. prayin. that all OF IN. pro.
ceedings In connection with the or
ganiza'iCn Of the district. and the
proceed4gs OF the Board OF Super.
visors /sid Of said distrie, providing
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-02

1.-THE Circuit couFt Of the State q
g<gon. for Klamath County.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-02

In the County Court Of the state OF
oregon for the County OF klamath
In the Matter OF the Organization
OF the wocus Drainage District.
To the Honorable County Court Of
klamath County, Oregon;
The undersigned. your petitioners,
respectfully petition and show:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-02

Said district Is TO be organized for
the construction, operation and main
eenance OF . drainage and irrigation
system and the reclamation of said
lands and protection thereof from the
overflow Of the Upper klamath Lake
and the natural drainage from the
surrounding hills upon said land, and
the proposed reclamation and protec-
tton sforesaid 10 for agricultural pus-
poses and will bs conducive to the
public welfare snd will b Of public
benefit. M D. /,
:: -@ =, ,.VI.
All thn lanhn ah0vA hAnnplh~A a~A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-02

That they deshe 10 organize and
form u drainage district To he known
as the wocus Drainage District un.
der and In accordance with Chapter
$40 OF the General Laws OF the Stat"
OF Oregon fer 1913 (page sI0l filed.
In the office OF the Secretary of state
February 26s 1915; Hs amended by
Chaper .tit OF General Laws OF the
State OF oregon for 1917; as amend
ed by chapters lSi, it2, 20, 500
General Laws OF the state OF oregon
for 1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
HARRY ?. OWEN
NAMED FOR JUDGE


Harry b. owen. present distriot at
tpFnfy. has bean nominated for dis
trlct Judge by ths republican district
convention IN the Seventh judicial dts
trici. composed Of the counties Of
Sierra. socorro and Valencia. He has
been nominated to fii the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Judge
Merit c. Mechem, nominated FOR
governor.
Govsrnor Larrazoio accepted Judge
Mechem's resignation as Don as II
VA tedered and appointed az his auc-
cesor Felix Bacn. Of Bernalilio county,
Judge Baca, as succeasor to Judge
Mechem, viii serve only until January
]. when tho duly elected successor
will qualify, The district convention
nominated Fred Nicholas. OF SocorroI
as candidate for district attorney.
The democrats will have to call a
special district convention II they
nominate n candidate for district
Judge. Since the district Ia v
wholmingly republican II Is not likely
that the democrats Will call Il special
election. In tho campaign OF 1915
the head Of the republican ticket re.
ceived In this district a plurality Of
1909 votes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
People You
Know

AAhefhh'A N'lNtAAhks SNh'htA hNNO W.
Louis Gcrphoide. Grant Mann and
Harold Booker have gone to tho
mountains to start training for foot
ball Heason 81 they Will be In shape
for tho opening Of grldirOn practice
at the state University.
Miss May Collier Of st. Louis. win mr.
rive tomorrow Ia spend n month AS the
guest Of Misses Eugenia and Margaret
Eolchcr. Miss Collier iA the daughter
of Judge ~. G. Collier, former district
judge Of this city.
Miss Ccralie Greenfield arrived last
might from Roswell to visit Mrs Carl
-. Brorcin for two Weeks.
George Taylor is in Bernallllo on
business today.
w c. Reid returned last night from
Denver. Colo, where he went on legal
business.
Frank Mangan OF the Bond Cornell
company at Eapanola IL "A business
visitor In the city.
Frank Campbell, a banker OF Las
Cruces is In the city to attend the
state bankers convention.
II. II. Hammond OF the forest SER
vice returned this morning from n
short trip In the Manzano forest.
Mias Mildred Spencer who has been
making her hong with Mrs. 9. w.
Bruce of 215 North Elm street. left
last night To Join her father in Los
Angeles.
Y. T.. Ancuna Is ut a local hospital
where he underwent u slight opera
ton on his throat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
BOARD TO DISCUSS
SCHOOL CONGESTION
Heavy. Enrolment Cans
ing Trouble In Caring
for Pupils.

The enrolment Of the scity schools
II Increasing 10 the point Of congcs-
ton. Schools which are crowded ar"
increasing In numbers daily, and ae-
cording to members OF the school
board some action must be takon az
once 10 Accommodate all the pupiln
who FIRE clamorinR for education.
Because OF the situation, the board
OF education rs to meet Monday night
at the high school ard cndcnvor to
solve the problem. There is no timu
TO waste. according TO school board
members. MS more school room Is
needed at once.
The Third ward school now has an
enrolment OF G2T, an incrcRse from
SOL OF the first day. The Fourth
ward has an enrolment OF ff2 and
the Second ward an enrolment OF
453. These schools on the first day
had an attendance OF hardly 400. Tho
enrolment at the high schol today
was sos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10

fhe Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
Republican Ticket

The complete republican state ticket
follows;
For presidential electors; Il. A.
Cahoon OF Chaves. Antonio Gomez of
Torrance, $. II. Davis. Jr.. OF San
Miguel.
For representative In congress-; Ncs-
tor Montoya OF Bernalilio.
For governor-Mcritt G. Mcchenf.
Socorro.
For lieutenant governor; Herman
X. Grille OF Rernalillo.
For justice OF the supreme court
Frank w. Parker OF Dona ANA.
For secretary OF utate: a.. Manuel
Martinez OF Union.
Fol auditor; Edward Stafford Of
Santa Fc.
For treasurer: Charles q. stronr
OF Mora.
For attorney general: Harry S
bowman of Santa Fc.
For superintendent Of public In.
struction: j. V. Conway OF Santa Fc
For commissioner Of public lands.
Nelson A. Field Of Socorro.
For corporation commissioner.
Hugh II. Williams Of Luna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
FRENCH ADOPT

PAR1S.-Engiiah words gradually
are creeping into the French lnn-
guage. t n latest accepted y -Een-
tlomnu." And the French academy
has defined II. tool
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10

In January 1915. When he came homo
from service in the u. s. army in
January 1919 they resumed marriage
relations for n few days when she
drove him out OF the houvc. IduccrO
states In the complaint. Ho naks n
divorce and the custody or their four
chlld-en, three OF whom are In the
Cove, nmcnt indian school and tho
youngest with the grandmother, DOM
lingo Jirona at lsleta.
A decree OF divorce was entered
Yesterday for j. q. Mora ngni 10
Josephine Mora on the grounds OF de-
acrtion. They were married at Rio
Puerto In December 1905.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
PACIFIC MUTUAL
AGENCY SETS
NEW RECORD
Progressive Old Line Life
Company With Full
Confidence of Bankers
Welcomes Them.

Despite the oft-repcascd theory
that August Is n bad business month,
especially for tho writing OF life in
uranue the Southwestern Agency OF
the Pacific Mutual was successful In
producing the largest volume OF
buisncsA v e produced In u single
month during the seventeen years Of
ig history. Tho southwestern
Agency reporting through the Albu-
s45b.400 during the month, eclipslng
by $4,000 It's best previous record
established In May OF this year.
The growth of the Southwestern
Agency OF the Pacific Mutual hns
boon Commensurate with the growth
OF the company, II represents In thai
II Inns been steady aud healthy al
though along conservative limos. At
the present time the Pacific Mutual
has over ~s5.ooo.ooo lIfc insurance in
force In New Mexico alone. This
does not cover all business In force
through tho Southwestern Agency.
which includes Arizona and south
WSat Toxas.
In addition to offering an attract
W. combination OF life, accident and
health insurance carrying its special
appeal to those desiring protection
that Ii complete In every sense OF
the word. the Pacific Mutual has
merited the confidence OF the people
OF the southwent because Il has In
a substantial way, expressed its con
fidence In tho future OF the south
west At the present time this com
pany has owe three-quarters Of a
million dollars invested In New New
leo securities, and Il has been actively
cooperating in the development OF
New Mexico through Investment OF
lis funds since the establishment OF
its agency here over seventeen years
ago.
Because Il has been in active CO.
operation with bankers throughout
M state. the Southwestern Agency
takes pleasure In welcoming visiting
bankers 10 our city and in inviting
them TO call NJ our offices in the N.
T.Armijo building. An extra office
viii be provided with stationery, etc.
Tor those who deaire 10 correspond
or have private business conferences.
All are urged 10 take full advantage
OF the hospitality offered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
NEW EMPIRE IN
SOUTHWEST KANSAS
"A. NJ. Hove Tells of De
v~elopment Work BY
Association.

SANTA FEE. y. A.. Sept. io-"Infci-
li7ent push is building q new empire
In southwest Kattsas.- said a. NJ.
Hove. aasintant editor OF t.iu earth.
the SANTA Fe railway agricultural and
lndurtrial monthly published ne Topc-
kn. Air. Hove arrived In Santa Fc
last night from Dodge City whore he
went 10 join n party OF newspaper men
on q four day auto trip through
southwest Kansas. aud southeastern
Colorado. The trip, however. had to
be postponed because Of heavy rains
Monday and Tuesday over his dis
trict.
BUT the visiting editors rpens an In
tcresting day In Hpitr OF tho damp
ness. The officers OF the Great South
west association. who had planned the
trip. made hny while the sun faiicd
to shine ana wised up the editors on
what this section h. doing. The Kan
sas editor fails to herald the
glorics OF Kansas and every visitor
came away from Dodge with. new
light on the possibilities OF southwest
Kansas.
The Great Southwest association h
an energetic Institution according "a
all. Hove. Twenty-Five counties In
Kansas. Oklahoma. and Colorado
have pooled their Interests In n sort
uf "A big chamber Of commerce. Tho
members = farincru and business
men who have proapcrod but fee
the need OF moro neighborH. So they
organize 60 invite wide awake people
10 come and BE- one Of them.
The work OF the association To in
terest the wight class OF settlers II nol
on the hit OF miss plan or just shoot
ing thoir money to the birds. They
- IT. -. 49, 49,.
called In the riEht sort OF advertising
counsel to map out the right kind Oi
system OF campaigning. This advcr'
Using counsel determines the field and
the character Of the advertisements
Results arc already apparent.
In fact KanHis. Mr.. Hove thinks
Is setting an example In country
building that should interest New
/ Mexico al this time. The work. how
over. iH not confined to local or dis
ulct organizations. he a,ys. The STATE
chamber Of commerce is ready to pu
on a very aggremiive campaign. IInrrl
Fox OF wichita, the president. wa
over to Dodge to see what was guini
on.
At the noon lunch gieen the visitor
at the Harvey House. there was
big turn out. MIR. Hove states. TIL
talks made by the local people indi
Gated that they believed strongly II
their county and were In deadli
earnest la developing Its
Thc crops grown under irrigation q
by rainfall are price winners.
Forty years ago Kansas was niue
Of "a joke Mr.. Hove added. "Tha
the state has since become great I
due 10 the intelligent system of Mt
tracing people Ia til the fertile land
and establish industries of man.
kinds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
Supper Table
Gossip

Swope, tho battery man, afd N. 4ui.
Word was received here ycstrr-
day OF the death Of Mrs. Kenneth
Duryoa, n former resident OF AL
buuuerque. at her cottage on tho
upper Pecos. Mr.. Duryea died IN
III Puso last January. Both he and
Mrs. Duryea were at one timo pa
tionts at the Presbyterian snni-
tarium. Mrs. Duyrca's father, Mr..
Andrews gf Eiyria, o.. and Mr.: Dur
Yeas father. win arrive within n
where arrangements for burial r
being made.
n. II. Cabins has bccn awarded
the contract for the survey OF tho
Torreon grant. This will require
su~bldividing and afterwards o survey
Of each individual tract and win re-
quire two month"; or mor to finish.
Mr.. Calkins will also have other work
In that vicinity, including survey for
the laying OF considerable cement
walks In Estancia.
Frances IL. Grant. associate editor
OF Musical America. and n c~optributer
to the Outlok and other magazines.
wns a recent visitor In Albuquerque
10 Investigate musical conditions here.
Being a resident OF Abiquiu, N. NJ.
Miss Grant is anxious to encourage
progress In her native state. On her
return east she will write several arr
tlcles devoted to the musical possi-
biliHes of New Mexico ana especially
OF Albuquerque.
Ed ysccuir, .nd Euvruc Sbnefscr
arc aufferina from lni,,rios rcccived
Yesterday when they were thrown
from t,te bugRy which was atrIick BY
tho shufflebnrger nay team on
Gold avenue. Mr.. shaeffer was taken
To "A lncnl hospltal with a broken arm
! and MIR, Mcclure was badly bruised.
The fender Of Il. Dana Johnson's
automobile from santa Fe was knock
cd off by the passing wagon.
TI,e t;ood Timc cIub will hold Us
rcr,Ian monthIv dance nj Colombo
\ hnIl ionight Dancing IN 10 begin nj
san o'clock
m.. n.,,,., c,s,c.s ,.,,. ,,,.o ,,-
1911, - sn.an osciont shsrn ~, NJ
ISM ~ ~ In ia vycs, Gnid ,vcnur
Eaiin,tn1 an candidate.
T,ea ~ ~ Is,,,i TO- ,,anuoa
no u.sWsu a. naaao ,.as 5,11
VIZ ~. .rntno a. -a,tas go,
n 1u NJ NJ 7. dInaus 49,
aiecr ,uuse "
slNeh n.osS nv ,a.spi" ohvs =
reprunoi,". ~ ueo.u.eu em
l.oss had ca'Icu ner pa" nnihea, iNppA.
pIeeusu ~, suh's anu uooin'.u .nu'
ne ohIy tvIu u o'nlesos knl,p s,op
thiNlnS upout nun VI ne Wouiu st1p
ner iiice' ray iesemnn and AIccio
nioraEa, ~hewSpuys, choiseu WIN
llshuns on the ftreet last nlsht aIt
10 appear az . LOCK inns AFTERNOON
Spcclhi co~nNOsneioh OF islo c'"hu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
Mechem Will
Put Women On
State Boards

didatc. lie nominated Major Her
man n. Grille, OF Bcrnalillo.
senator CatrOn then announced
that he had placed Senator Ciark's
name IN Nomination without the sen
ntor's authority. and mainly because
there appeared Ia be no other candi-
date available. lilo said that unless
there might be objections from the
San Miguel Allegation he would
withdraw tbs nnncsof senator Clark.
CRIES nomination then was made by
reclamation.
Grille was IL student -at-Ayash-
lngton and Lee university when
war was declared. lie went nj
once 10 Fortress Monroe and took tho
examination o Officers or tine rcgu-
lar army. Starting as a second lleu-
tenant. he had advanced TO the rank
OF major when he resigned. after the
signing Of the armIsticc, and was
made n lieutenant colonel In the re-
serve. He II the commanding Of
ficer OF the troop OF cavalry OF the
New Mexico national guard recently
mustered In at Albuquerque.
Montoya for Congrcss.
Nestor Montoya. OF BernalIlo. was
nominated for representative I'm con-
gress by Modesto G. Ortiz. OF Bernn-
lilio. In seconding this nomination.
Holt moved that the choice be made
by reclamation. This was done and
the convention cheered as Montoya
came to the platform to speak
briefly In appreciation OF the honor.
The presidential electors, as rec
commended by the special committee.
and accepted by the convention, are:
r. A. Cahoon. OF Chsves. Antonio
Gomez. o. Torrance. s. b. Davis. Jr.,
OF Terrence.
The fourteen candidates selected.
Including the three presidential
electors, r from 10 different coun-
ties, running from Union on tho ex-
IRENE north. to Luna on the south.
ern border of the United States. and
to Chaves on tho southeast. r1nnta
Fe, with three candidates.. is most
fortunate. while Bernalilio and So
zorro follow with two each. Socorro
has, In addition 70 the head Of the
ticket, Nela A.. Field, reconstructed for
land commissioner because nc was
Tho unanimous choice OF the republi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10

FOR SALE Room white stucco
Adobe House. all newly repaired and
palnted. CITY water and sewer. No
bath. Large Lowell iot.. Good out
buildings. Highlands. Close In.
Terms. Immediate possession. W. T..
MErCALF & CO, ffs So. SRI 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10

can party Of New Mexico BernRlillo
has the candidates for representative
In congress and lieutenant governor.
Tho other counties having places on
the ticket are Chaves. DOM Ana,
Luna, Mora, San Miguel, Torrance
and Union. Two OF the candidates
are former service 81 five are
Spanish-Americans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
GO no SEE mARDiNG

SAN FANcIsCo. Cal. Sept. To-,
Bound for the front porch OF United
States Senator Warren q. Harding AZ
Marion. Ohio. n delegation Of fiftt
California republicans left here early
today on q special trnln.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
HOME BREW is O. X.
IN SEATTLE. DECIDED

sEATTLE-This city's going TO be
home for home brew. National. state
and county officials have agreed home
brew Is o.. X. and will not raid private
homes. unless sales are specially
charged. It's the first ''easing up %
the dry Law In four years.