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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
First Entries In The
Herald Contest Received

N-A& 1NNSaN
model OF the Edison diamond disk
monographs used by Edison for DEM
ons,ration purposes and are regarded
their best standard model.
The candidate in district No. I and
the candidate In district No. 2 having
the second highest numbers Of votes
after the awarding of the Edison
Photographs will receive S75 In cash
each.
Tho candidate in district No. l ana
the candidate In district No. 2 having
the third highest numbers of votes
VIII receive S2b IN cash each.
Any candidate working In this con-
test who finishes the race but who
does not win n of these prizes will
be paid "A 10 per cent commission
on all the NEW subscriptions handed
In by them No candidate who wins
n prize Is to receive the commission
but must accept the prize according
TO the standing through the final
counting OF votes.
Own Your Own Auto.
What would you do with a big tour
Ing carr How many times have you
wished for an auto to take a wonder
full "trip through this glorious country
these nice sun shlny days? Would il
uike you very long to decide where 10
20 n what to do If . really owned
an auto?
There are n great many people
who have longed for an automobile
but who have felt all along that they
could not afford to buy one. Have
YOU felt that II you ever did have the
cash you would purchase IN auto at
once? Well then, if 1t is opportunity
you are after, here II is and plenty.
No mater what your walk In life:
no matter II you r clerk, steno-
Srapher. bookkeeper, or n cashier: no
matter If you are in a. position In life
you do not really need the
auto, here is opportunity OF owning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
HUNTERS BUSY AS
DOVE SEASON OPENS
Stores Report Rush for
Ammunition and
Licenses.

The open season" for doves start
ed with n rush this morning.
Hunters were heard firing In all
parts of the county. md report get
ting a fair number OF birds.
Tho telephone Of l.. X. B%rltton.
federal game warden, was ringing al
most continuously early this morning.
lie had requested farmers to report
any unlawful hunting and some OF
them forgot that the season for doves
opened this morning and began re-
porting to Dritton. But thus far no
law violations have been reported.
Hardware stores today reported a
rush for ammunition. and many per
sons were taking out hunters IL
Censes,
The next open season Il hat Of
ducks, which starts on October 10.
Mr.. Britton cautioned hunters today
against shooting meadow larks and
any song birds.
For the information OF hunters.
The Evening Herald will print each
day In the weather column on page
| the time the sui rises and sets SO
thai they car obey the law ~forbidding
shooting earlier than half m hour
before sunrise or later than sunset.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Glove Silk Undies
What Woman
Doesn't Crave
Them?

There's an appeal
about glove silk indies
that most women Just
cannot resist. The car
ess of the sheer Italian
silk gives most of us a
dressed-up feeling that
we can't seem to get
any other way. There's
a feeling of being
dressed absolutely right
from the skin out that
goes with wearing
these beautiful indies.
And there s economy
in buying your silk un-
dies, madam, at Rosen-
valid Brothers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Non-P Partisan
League To Hold
Regular Meetings

Plans to hold regular meetings OF
the county ~non-partisan league until
after the fall election were made at
the meeting OF the league at Labor
temple last night. The chief speak
crs Mt the meeting were w. s. Pat
%tersOn, q. W. Austin and william
Cote, The league is to meet every
second and fourth Tuesday.
Mr.. Patterson told the members
that II mining companies In the state
were to pay more taxes II would
reduce the taxes OF individuals. He
said that mining property in Ari-
IONA In assessed $1,000. 600. 900. but
that in New Mexico was assessed
only $500. 100000.
Mr.. Austin explained the purposes
OF the state non-partisan league. He
stated that II was not a political
party, hut nm oruanization OF work.
Ing people, and asked all to oppose
candidates In the election who were
not favorable to labor. Mr.. Cote told
the members present that the league
was for the purpose of protecting
the interests OF the workers the
anme as corporations are to protect
their interests.
Women attended the meeting for
h first time and took part In the
discussion. Following the speeches
many new members were taken into
the league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01

god as that OF any other person who
wild soon he working to win In khis
campaign. And. while we are talking
about this. II lsnh q chance At all.
Your W efforts put to good adj
vantage during these next few weeks
VIII make this chance" a very good
possibility for you. Only you must
enter the campaign NJ once. Sub
scriptions to The Evening Herald or
the New Mexico Ruralist are easy to
got. and the longer you wait the more
candidates there will be trying and
the harder It will be to secure sub
scriptions. Start now.
Just read over the iist OF prizes and
see which one you want TO win. Then
start right out and win. You tan
do II. do not be n OF those who
VIII say. "Oh. I didn't have "A chance"
Lea the winning OF one OF those
automobiles be no ''chance" so far
as you are concerned. Enter your
name at once with the firm determi-
nation you nre going to make n of
the wonderful prizes yours and, that
you will ride in your own automobile
on the night Of October 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01

Il new car without a ccni of cost TO
you.
The Evening Herald Is offering a
selling proposition TO those who live
In this section and VINO are willing
to take advantage OF Il, and to those
who are successful will give valuable
rewards.
Isn't it n fact that you could make
good use OF an auto7 Then enter
this big circulation campaign nov
starting and be a winner OF one OF
the classy automobiles.
Spare Moments Count.
Make your spare moments count.
That In the big idea these days. There
In 20 much going ON and 30 much TO
bc done. and no little time In which
to do Il hat everyone In becoming
more accustomed TO making their
spare moments count. Now II the
time to make these same moments
PAY YOU BIG.
But what are you going TO do about
n.y. VIII you wait until II is too late
md then say you didn't have a
chance? Your opportunity IL Just as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Senator Reinburg
Enters Race for
Governor of State

ANTHONY, ". NJ. sept. T.-+Sena-
tor j. 4. %I,einburg hsa consented to
allow his name In go before the re-
publican convention az candidate for
governor. Leading republicans here
insist that the south end of the state
should have the nomination for the
g~overnoship or member OF congress
Judging from present conditions. II
is considered by many as doubtful II
Governor L~nrrnzolo can he noml-
mated to succeed himself. The
strongest man in the state at this
time In Senator Reinhurg, his
friends here say. and they consider
That he In the one man who can
make the race against Judge Hanna,
the democratic nominee, and win.
Captain Reinburg, ~ he is known
to almost everyone, o to New
Mexico about twelve years ago. Prior
to that time he served many year,
with the coast guard, being forced
to give up the work because Of III
health. Al The beginning OF the
world var he went back into the SER
vice and had command Of a mine
sweeping squadron, supply base and
training station on the east coast.
During the last year of the war he
commanded n t%rainihs station at san
Diego.
II was on his return from the war
that he was elected state senator
from Donh ANA county. Captain
Heinburg has two sons in the SER
vice OF the United States at present.
n Il lieutenant in. the army of
occupation at CoblenZ and one in
the navy, aide to Admiral WOOD OF
the Pacific fleet.
Senator Reinburg has extensive
farming interests in La Union dis
trict, whore he makes his home, and
In well known locally and over the
state as n progressive and efficient
business man.
The DonH Ana county republican
convention will meet In Las Cruces
saturday to nominate delegates to
the state convention nj Albuquerque In
September, and there is no doubt but
that h delegates will receive in
structtons to vote for Senator Rein
burg. a strong organization has
been formed and work will commence
immediately for Captain Reinburg's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
D'Annunzio Gives
Plans for New State
To Be Set Up Sent. II

FIUME, Sept. i~.-Gnbrielc DAN
nunzio. Italian soldier-pOet. who has
held possession OF the city of Fiumc
for nearly a year, yesterday made
public the text Of the constitution
Of a new state, "The Italian Re
gency OF Q%uarnero.' The new ma
ton will comprise the city Of Fiumc
and several islands In the Adrlatic.
Its existence IN to he officially de-
cided September II.
The constitution In n lengthy docu-
ment and Is written in n poetic style.
II IL subject to amendment every
seven years, or oftener IL changes
are requested by one-third Of the
citizens OF the state.
Ftume. which Ia termed In the
document the guardian of Latin
civilization in the extreme east" Ii
to be made an open port To all friend
~ nations.
Universal military service between
the aRea OF II and 55 In provided
for by the constitution. Two legis-
lative houses are to be created,
There will be an executive commits
alon. which will be headed by n for
eign minister. A dictator may he
selected I'm time OF extreme danger
All citizens are required by the con-
8tltution to register as workers, of
which there are ten classes. They
are guaranteed freedom OF thought,
speech and OF the press, and to hold
meetings or form associations
whether religious or otherwise. These
rights are given without distinction
TO sex, race or nationality.
n new state also guarantees the
i~nviolabiliiy Of domicilc, the rights
OF hnbens corpus, n minimum scale
OF salaries, allowances In case of i'll
ness or enforced idlcncss and n sys-
tenn of old-nge pensions.
Direct proportional representation
In to he established, with the right
Of referendum and the recall Of elect.
ed officials.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Just Arrived

AZ kahn's Fashion Shop. go West
Central. beautiful new models In fall
separa,e eU sElrts m'1 me , D,o"Scs ami
sonablc, the styles delightful.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01

LET THE HERALD
supply your wants through the want
I'D columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
VOCATIONAL CIRCUIT
IN NEW MEXICO
Teachers in bona Ana
County Journey to
Schools in Flivver

Down Boa bona Ana county New
Mosico right ON DO. Mexican border.
b. th" bona Ana Vocational Circuit.
the oul, Circuit of rs Kind In the
United States The pupils are little
d'rJ-,fri Spuui-n-sp'aknE Nmcti-
cans They live 100 adobe houses.
Dr g. g. MrBrdr county school
superintendent and county super
VISOR ~ vocational education, is the
mun NNp put Do ull through. Dr.
Mcbride hH- uiu children OF his
owl. lf WIs very easy for his big
heart Geo itku 900 the children Of e
whole yuuUfH. Tho doctor decided
that hIr county children needed odu-
cation for real Ilfn 90, kept p~crging
away Ht his idea and now three
teachers start uuf every Monday
morning boz H machine Hli Journey
from school tu s'hool FOG five days.
Their" be- Miss Sadie stewart. super
visor ui domestic science me home
making. You ought To taste the 10
cent ranch Etr pupils Ctu serve.
Th'E HI" l%,Iruiug tu make their own
dresses Too.
Tine fHrm Hhuu work is supervised
hy Mr. e. g. Smith The boys In the
shop ~Clls-us have made tools for the
Girls and signs tur The crossroads In
the county 80 g'ttWE lost in bona
% county when those boys get
through Most, the, are going to
make % sood-tostcr.
When tho seed tester h. completed,
Tho bows iu the agriculture Glasses
are Euiug fu test tho sord for an
ih, farmers in the county. More
over gNcrv boy must actually grow
for himself some Kind OF "a crop.
when h, sells the crop he has money
OF hit own. Roy W fuoard Is agri-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

a. sane appsara % Ne aud record IN he
IN T.ltlmcnv wSsrsof ihs SAFE cosrars
hon csmmlsslon of ths state u View Mexico
has caused his certificate "a " slared hy IT,
Be- sGrsd 81 he CITY u santa " on his
ssl H1da 4 %fIaAns
AnENDmKSf 10 fiir ARTICLES or.
INCORPORATES OF
} kORBER 4 COMPANY.
We the andersigned president and seere.
tary Of .. korbcr 4 Company. do hereby Ger.
tify thai AZ = meeting Of. The steetholders q
purpose. pursuani 70 statute, on The oh dsy
81 1annafy, 1870. the Articles o. inenrpola.
uoa p ~ contrary we're al! smssasd ~
and Flity Thoasand Dollars se2~50.0o0.0oj.
and %. following resolution for thai purpose
REsoLvED that The capital ,teet Of this
corporation BE- Increased from One Hundred
Thousand Dollar tei00.oo00o 10 Two Hun.
S sc, 90 rg,t9y T fssGsl:sgs DS''. K. Xzlg.S s 3,
ineopgatien BE- smsnded. % read - feliovsi
Nv. The tmouni q The total .nihor
TO Hssdrsi snd finy f6assssd Dol
divided into two ,housand 6ss HUNDRED
iissSssd boIisr. Qsioo'pcol sssh.
so sos n SssoSd s.. Xisuqasrsas' snd y,
eeent npon whom process may BE served "a
~ Nii1TSsss WHEREOF We b.v. here
unto ,st our names and caused the eorpor'
JACOB KoRBER
r.. NJ. BALl AZ
fCorporate eeal1 Seereiary.
state Of New Neaico,
on IKE ssS asy q January. 1870. b.ror.
no appeared jacob korher and Roy Ball. 70
me personally knovn, vho being By me sew.
ssatsiy esiy ssarn' 90 .sy.r,hs 10y ns
and the said Roy Ball that he i no aeers
lafy u . korber A Company . corporation
cate i The corporate seal d said eorporatios
and that said Instrument was signed and
sealed IN behalf q said corporation BY ~.
thority o. ~ board % directors. and the said
Jacob Korber and The said Roy hall each
Acknowledges said Instrument 10 be the free
act and deed q said corporation
And the said Iqeob korher did further de-
pose and ssy that The assent q all Of the
stockholders Of the said corporation vas given
ie' ths amendment snd resolution ssi forth 10
ferrsd 70 In the foregoinE. ssrtiheate
~ WITNESS wHERt- y have h,rsanio
set my hand snd ~notsriai seal this 9Th day
o. January RiTDE DOROTHY Still.
ENDORSED
Ma. 1919. Cor Reed. Vol. ., Page SIT,
Amendment 10 Articles Of Incorporation Of
y kORBER a COMPANY. Increasing CAPT.
vel stoct from 800, 900. o 70 $3.50. 0OO. 90.
Piled In Once Of State Corporation Gem
mission o. New Nsaioo Januay IA 1ea0.
Y n A l. MORRISON, Clerk.
Compared 40 10 EAfA.
INDFNED
Campare1 MAJ. IT.. 10 Oh.
s,ats a. New HsGico.
Coanty Of hsrnaliiio-sa.
TAI -. 49, - -. ~. a.
18Th day of iaaaarY, ta10. 81 . o'clock
A N. Recorded in Vol d. Miac. Of Rec.
ords Of said County fnlio 500,
NEsrOR MoNrOTA.
tSeall CLERK and Recorder.
ny OLIVIA EvERirr Deputy CLERK.
Jan. 2B-17.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
.FORESTERS OPEN
CONVENTION HERE
About so in City Are
Welcomed by Frank
c. w. Pooler

with supervisors. deputies and
their chief assistants from all over
the southwestern forestry district.
which includes New Mexico and Arl-
zona. In attendance. tho third super
vlsors meeting and allotment confer
cnce was called to order at $3.50 his
morning by District Forester Frank
&. W. PoOicr. chairn,an OF the meet
Ing. About fifty are In attendance.
After welcoming the visitors, Mr..
loolcr. who recently vas appointed
chief forester OF the district, went
n detail on matters OF general i'm
portance rs they affect this district.
He explained many OF the handicnps
under which ali were working as well
aH the possiblc solution u many OF
them. Despite these hnndicaps, Mr..
pooier congratulated the supervisors
and their auhOrdinatcs on the credible
showing they have made n are
making.
While delivering the opening adj
dress Mr.. pooler received a telegram
from Colonel Henry s. Graves, chief
Of the forestry department at Wash
ington. who was expected to be pres
cnt az this meeting, In which he
stated II was Impossible 20 attend. but
stated Mr.. r. Y. stewart. assistant
chief forestry Inspector az Washing
ton. who was present, would repre-
NANNN
Mr.. Stewart followed Mr.. poolcr In
q short address, In which he told of
the difficulties encountered by he de
partment at Washington In their of-
forts TO bring about many = the much
needed changes, SUCH as increase In
the appropriations for increase in
salaries AM more liberal allowances
for Improvement in the service In
general
lie stated that while Washington
seemed to many Of the forcstrrs to
DE very lar away. 10 was In reality
hut u part ~ what goes 20 make up
zone big family 81 an connected
with the department and Il is only
through this cooperation ~ working
together d a the success and goal
sought cas- be attained
Following his was the announce
mcut 10 the allotment policies and rS-
plantations % the special points bear
ing ON the 1921 allOtmcuts, as well Hs
the discussion necessary TO arrive 40
a commou understanding On which
these allotmrnts are 90 he made Iut
The AZ cruouu session consisted 81
u supervisors caucus TO revise or eve
lend the progrnm for the weeks ses-
sion. such as adding 20 or the striking
out o. subjects and speakers, the APP
uuiutmvut ( committees and the mat
t-rs to Dee taken up hy these various
committees
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Arizona State News


PHOENIN. Ariz. Jan ct=Charr-
cd with the murder OF Ruben CerN-
antes. wealthy young raucbcr, April
hast. Muhr Singh and Hartman Singh
members OF a Hindu colony a.
Chandler. "a miles southeast ~ this
city. were urruigncd In Justice cour
here today The Singh brothers.
guardians of CerNauteH. are alleged
TO have murdered their protcgc f,r
his money. 10 being claimed That the
McNlrau youth had disposed Of his
ranch property Tor $4,000 just 90
Tow DAYS prior to his disappearance
They are then alleged TO have de-
atruyod the body with quick lime
1hc arrest Of tho ltiudus followed
the finding Of "a fow human bones on
tho desert last Tuesday The com
plant was signed boy Arturo Dhagvl,
officer uf 20 Mexican society
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

TO lead to knee brooches with-er.
lace at the knees. white rumicd col
lars, brocaded' waisicoats. and a NUM-
Der Of other things our frivolous an
testers were wont TO deck themselves
ln-New York fashion cNpcrtH say
otherwise So err saved again.
But nevertheless we're To he
robbed OF some ~ our comfort.
Those belts which have helped ms TO
display as little as possible n lean
inEs toward aidermanic propcrtiona
are barred.
pockets-wcll pockets in this
years suits are going 90 be about Us
numerous as oyster elbows. Thcte
are going 10 be "A pair Of EN- in the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
BY HARRY y. LEE. Deputy.
Jan 12-Ioa2B. Fsb. 2

PRocLAMn-ION AMI soTIcE OF sPE.
ClAL ELECTION TO TIKI eyALlIIkD
TihoSS % HffHnx CITY ~ XfLRBuSSuEReuE.
OF THE STATE OF SEW MEXICO.
P~ursusnt 70 law snd the request. Of the
que. in ire Coanly 81 Bsmsihla. and State
the City Commission u said city Of Alba,
: special election VII be held on TUESDAY,
the 2Tih day Of JANUARY, 4. ID. 1890, IN
The territory comprising The board Of kda'
ieet 10 the iuriAdis5ien, Of sid Board for
the purpose of submitiing % tss ansliasd
ci,y u AlbuSu.pSss OF ne STATE of Ns~
imii, Of ss}d CITY q Albuquerque and me
school purposes and wiihin the Jurisdiction
shall q. hoard q Edes,iies ID n.
City o. Albuquerque, Of the state Of
New Mexieo. issue is negetisbl. eoupon
bonds IN the aggresa.s q fegF Hanared
~tsias.6ool hof The parposs Of parchas.
ing school sites and for the purpose Of
s~restins and gempleting school houses.
and for the enlafgfnent Of school build
ings. within the territcv under The
lurisdieiian 81 said Boafdf'
fhs said ~eieetioh wili Dc held ard the polls
,usse Inc hours o. nias e.slosk : N and
II s,sie.h R "a Of said 2T'h DAY Of JAN
The following places aad persons have been
su'y dssisnated As places Tor and persons 70
rouduet election, 20 Wt
FIRST wARD-presiaet No. u. Polling
Place. National Life InspFsnes Go, omes, 600
North second street Judges. . y. Saller.
Empsoa Hyls, 4, Dsruiioi CLERKS, A. hoH'
sEcoSD w1RD-Preeinet No. 20. roll.
ing Plare. us West Gold Avenue Judges.
Hlrglns Clerks John Lehnsr. n. A. cooper
THIRD WAhD-Precinct No. "a. Polling
Piece. 2l9 West Cold. Aysnas. JudEss 2
s,amP N o,Deaasn. ). Notaw Clerks, A.
FOURTH wARD1rsssines No. is Pol.
ins Place, City Hall Judges. " n nurts.
4 skinner. ~ Bergman Clerks. Geo.
An qualified electors Of said Board q
Education o. the CITY Of Albaquerque q
he STATE o. New Mexico, Including ne city
Of Albuquerque New Aeaico. and the terri.
tory adjacent thereto and attached Tor school
purposes and subject 10 the Jurisdiction q
ssid Board are entitled TO vote A. faia
The election viii be hsia and eonGaeisd In
The same manner - uesriy a. may Be, -
in the case 81 an eleciloa for municlFal on
GERS except that no reEistraiion shah BE-
II TESTIMONY WHEREOF BY virtue of
The power vested 10 me lg ias an4 ~ .the
/ virtue Of the requisite action d The hoatd 81
Education u he city q Aleaquerque of 90
sion Of said City u Alhuquerqus q Ne siata
o. New Arniro. I have hsrcunio aHHed my
signature a. ChairmaH q he Commission %
said CITY under The seal 81 sad CIV duty
this proclamation 10 ~ aside aHd notice u
ta'd election 10 issae thla iOh day 81 De.
i@s,i' A. isMhtfrrR N. coSNgtI.
NoRINNE n sWiT1ER. chalnan.
City Clerk.
gsEAL)
Jan it IT 10 20 ~ ~ ~ ~ aa