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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
PRES|DENT-ELECT NOT
TO VISIT IN MEXICO
NEXT PRESIDENT OF UNITED
STATES WILL NOT CALL ON
EXECUTIVE OF OUR
SISTER REPUBLIC

New Orleans. Nov. 1S.-Presl-
dent-elect Harding came to New
Orleans. today for n brief stop
on his way TO Panama during
which he made two formal speech
es, one only little talk" He
was q guest of honor at a series
OF non-partisan entertainments.
New Orleans and Louisiana received
the president elect with open arms.
Governor Parker and Mayor Behrman
meeting him at Baton Rogue. and ac-
companying him until he left the
city. He made his first speech Of the
day TO large crowd gathered at the
city hail, expressing his gratitude
for his reception through the south
and declaring one Of his tondest am
bitions was TO see nation where Sec
tlonalism was completely forgotten.
In the short city hall speech. Mr..
Harding also touched briefly on the
tariff, asserting that the South as
we'll ~ the north would be interested
in tariff policy to prevent foreign
dumping at the expense OF American
industry. He alluded 10 the southern
protective tariff congress recently
held here, and said he regarded II as
n sign that south and north were
ready to stand united for protection
OF home industries.
After the talk Mr.. Harding rode at
the head of an automobile parade
through crowded downtown streets,
and then retired to his hotel. At noon
he made the formal address OF the
day at an association OF commerce
luncheon and later made short
cau TO pay his respects at the New
Orleans home OF the Order OF Elks,
OF which he is member.
New Orleans, Nov. lS.-Presldent-
elect Harding will not stop at a
Mexican port on his voyage to the
Canal Zone as he had been urged
TO DO by Mexican officials.
No official announcement on the
subject WIS made by Mr.. Had!ng,
or those who arrived here with him
today to take ship for Cristobal. but
II Is understood he found Il impos-
sihle for him TO arrange for q call
at any port on the Mexican coast
without seriously dlsrupting the sche-
dulc of the shipping company. The
president elect and his party will
sail late today on the United Fruit
steamer Parismina. already one day
late ir order TO suit the plsns OF
her f's'ingulshcd passenger Her call
at Vera Cruz or ;ry other Mexican
port would involv, the lose OF ,hree
more days. and Mr.. Harding h un-
dcrstood to feel that such n change
In schedule would be q serious incon-
venience to the liners regular pass
engers.
Evening journal., 1920-12-15

them residing outside OF this city,
asking them to help in this activity.
The letters were from the Office Of Dr..
A. r. Spaid, State commissioner OF
and with the approval OF
George B. Miller president OF the
State Board Of Education. A copy Of
the letter follows:
"To the teachers Of Delaware -
Across the sea in Europe there are
three and One-balf million little chill
dren who will die Of starvation with
In a short time unless the kind peo-
pie OF America feed them. All OF
the great American war relief socie-
ties. such as the Red Cross the Y
NJ. C. A., the Y. w. C. A.. the knights
OF Columbus, the Hebrew Relief
Board. the American Friends Serv-
ice Commission and the Federal
Council of Churches, have agreed TO
work together under Mr.. Herbert
Hoover TO save the lives OF these chii-
dren. All the world agrees that Mr.
Hoover Is the only man who is able
10 carry out this tremendous task Of
rescue.
"Of course, It cannot be done with
out money. BY feeding these chill
dren i'm groups q child can be kept
alive month for 81. $40 will feed a
child until the time or next harvest.
"rho Delaware Committee OF the
Hoover Relief Fund does not ask you
to beg money from the children in
your school, but wishes you TO put
the facts before them TO be carried
Evening journal., 1920-12-15

urday afternoon. Hickman and Tur-
uer each received 763 votes on No
vember .. The Seventh Representa-
tive district is normally more than
400 Republican.
Until the meeting OF Yesterday,
Hickman was actively engaged in can
vassing the voters, but for the sake
OF party harmony, he consented TO
Withdraw from the racd
1t Is understood that Rowland
Ouillen, who was defeated by Hick-
man at the primaries for the nomina-
tiOn, is desirOus to be placed on the
ticket. Friends of Governor Town
send who lives in that district, eX-
pressed a willingness to have the
county committee name any man
who will be able to poll the party
strength and make the election GER
tain, since the control Of the lower
house of the Legislature will depend
on this special election. The lower
branch OF the Legislature, as 1t now
stands, is tied, since there are II Re
publicans and II Democrats.
The Democrats have again filed the
name OF Elmer j. Turner with the
clerk Of the peace. IL is understood
the Republicans have been advised by
prominent lawyers, that the law re-
quires both parties to 80 through
the procedure Of nominating a can
didate since the tie resulted. The
nominee, under these circumstances
may be the candidate who tied or an
entirely new candidate.
Evening journal., 1920-12-15

home to their parents and friends. It
is hoped that Delaware will save the
lives Of 1900 Of these starving chill
dren. This can be done IL we will
all help.
awhile IL is not expected that
teachers shall conduct campaigns 30
collect monely for this work, yet
teachers are appealed to, to do every
thing in their power to inform the
communities Of the terrible condi-
tions which the children across the
great Atlantic must face during the
winter. Therefore, the teachers are
requested to give 10 the children any
material sent out by Mrs. Henry p.
Scotts Committee and II any friends
wish to send gifts, they may send TO
James p. Winchester, president OF
the Wilmington Trust Company, VIII
mington who is treasurer OF the Del
aware Committee. Further informa-
tion may be obtained from the Euro
pean Relief Committee. Public Ii
brary Building, Wilmington.
Cordially yours,
"A. r. SPAID.
Commissioner of Education
"Approved:
George b. Miller,
pres. State Bd OF Education"
Evening journal., 1920-12-15
XMAS PARTY
FOR SOLDIERS
Newark Century Club In
tertains Members of Re-
Mobilization Division
FOREIGN WAR
VETERANS MEET

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Dec. i5-Soldiers OF the
Rehabilitation Division Of Delaware
COLLEGE were guests last evening OF
the New Century Club at a Christmas
pariy given at the club house. The
party was given at tbs time because
OF The fact that at the close OF col
lege next week the men will so TO
their homes for Christmas and remain
there until college reopens early IN
january.
one feature OF the evening was com
munity singing led by prof Guy e.
Hancock. The college quartet compos-
ed Of Niossrs. Hancock, Kirdkbrie' Van
Keurcn and Harris sank several selec-
tlons as also did double quartet
composed OF the above four and Mrs.
Cam. Miss Houston, Miss Wilcox and
Miss Rohr. Miss Wilcox sang Two
solos and two recitations were gwen
by Helen Gregg Several OF thc Sol
dicrs also gave vocal selections. Ah
pther features Of the program was lile
sketch Mrs SnOdgrass and tne La.
OltS Nlu ouNtNNff ~
Those who assisted Mrs. Frazer in
this sketch appearing as pictures OF
the pasi were. Mrs. Geist Miss Years
lev. Miss Harler, Mrs. Helen Gelst
Professor Van keuren, Mrs. Blake
Mrs. Chester, Mrs William Holton und
Lieutenant oDaniel Post, American
Legion, held smoker ana get,lo,
eciher meeting at the armory iasl
nlght. Organization OF a basketpal
team was discussed and plans were
also talked over for an enterlalnmenl
10 be given early in January MAJOR
c. A. Short, who has been cusloula
OF the armory. reported having turned
over the building 10 Lieutenant j. w
Davis. the new custodian. II was eN'
planned, however, that the Legion VII
continue 20 use 10 as a meeting place
Refreshments were served.
At meeting on Monday or the
local POST Veteran Of Foreign Wars
the bonus plan was endorsed ant
the following nominations for OH
GERS were made: Commander, VIII
liam RupQ; senior Vice-commander
r. II Pierce; junior vlce-commander
Aaron Kilmer; adiulant, James keeley
Quariermaster, James Brennan; chap
IAN. EDWARD lcDucs ocfBtdni, Nldilti
johnson; officer Of the day, HopkiN
The nominations Will be completed
next Monday night.
There will be a dance at Centr
Hall Friday evening under th
auspices OF a group OF young womel
IN honor Of the Veterans OF FOrelg
Wars. The local post will organic
woman's auxiliary In a short tim,
President Walter y. Hullihen an
Dean r Laurence Smith went TO Ne'
York today and this evening viii al
tend a meeting and dinner at G.;
o'clock az the Hotel McAlpln. when
New York branch Of the Dolawai
College Alumni Association VIII I
formed. Joseph TruXton. Irving Re.
nolds and Archie H. Dean. now livin
I'm New York. are active In the moVl
ment. There are a large number ,
Delaware alumni In New York an
vicinity.
Delaware Collcse Heniors held
dinner. followed by a theatre part
50 Wilmington last night
The Sigma Nh Fraternity OF DELI
ware College viii give dance O
Friday evening
Evening journal., 1920-12-15
TRAP WIFE SHOOTER
NEAR CRIME SCENE

Sergeant Of Detectives Benson re-
ceived q message from the police de-
partmcnt Of Chester, shortly after 3
o'clock stating that Edward Perry,
Ncrro OF tha, city, had shot end
seriously wounded his wife. and had
made his escape In REQ truck, head
ed IN the direction OF Wilmington
Detectives Riley and Johnson Nand
Acting Sergeant Foreman, IN a high
powered automobile, at once started
toward Chester for the purpose OF
heading Perry or, while policemen
were stationed on all the roads lead
ing into the northern part OF the
city, fos the purpose Of capturing the
man.
The detectives went as far as Clay
mont. wnere they learned that Perry
had been captured by the Chester
police.
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CIVIC bodies
HEAR CALLS Of
HUNGRY TOTS
lConllnued From First paga.)

IIIlIIHU0W FTOm FITsL PHga,I
one child until next harvest, by sub
scribing $40, then keep a child few
months by paying 50, is his idea.
Whatever is done must be done
quickly. On contributions over $40
the giver viii be allowed until March
4, 1921, 10 complete payment.
Public school teachers are being
lined up FOR The European Relief
Council effort TO save The starving
children. Through the teachers the
children OF the state are TO be in
formed OF the need for help abroad.
and while the instructors are not ex-
peoted to conduct any collection for
funds. the movement will profit. 10 is
expected. through the children carry
ing the news home 10 their parents.
Seven hundred and seventy-four
teachers received letters today, all OF
Evening journal., 1920-12-15

Domestics viii find good positions
by using Want Ads.
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HICKMAN NOT
To RUN AGAIN
Republican in Seventh Dis
trict Tie, November 2,
Resigns
COMMITTEE TO
FILL VACANCY

GEORGETOWN, Del, Dec. i5.-Re-
publican leaders from the Seventh
Representative district Of Sussex
county, where a special election is
TO be held December 30, for Repre-
sentative in the General Assembly
met here yesterday. William C.
Hickman. Republican nominee at the
last election, who was tied by Elmer
]. Turner, Democrat, rendered his
resignation and the vacancy on the
ticket will be filled at a meeting OF
the county committee to be held Sat
Evening journal., 1920-12-15
COLLEGE SENIORS SEE 'fRENE."

Members of the senior class OF Del
aware College, about 70 in number,
held a banquet at the Lambros last
night. and afterwards attended
Irene" at the Playhouse. George
II. Madden, class president, headed the
party.
The banquet and visit to the Play
house was in accordance with a GUS
tom established OF late years at the
college.
The Want Ads will be helpful to
hotels. restaurants and walters.
Evening journal., 1920-12-15
so ARRTSTS last WFTK.

Eighty arrests We're made BY the
city police last week, according 10
reports submitted 10 the Board of
Police Commissioners yesterday after
noon. Eleven prisoners Were com
mitted 10 the New Castle County
Workhouse and si,025.75 in fines were
collected
Evening journal., 1920-12-15
j &. LIKE pURCHAsEs HOME.

Joseph c. Luke, 1908 Gllpin avenue,
has purchased from David Martin,
Jr. OF Philadelphia. the latier's
country home and farm, comprising
about 800 acres, between Chadds
Ford and West Chester, Pa. The con-
10000. Mr.. Luke plans TO make the
place his home.
Evening journal., 1920-12-15
ELEVATOR HITs MATTUFws

John Matthews. 81 years old. iif7
Lombard street. suffered a possible
fracture OF the skull this morning,
when he was struck by an elevator
at the Industrial Trust Company's
new building. at Tenth and Shipley
streets.
Evening journal., 1920-12-15
NEW REVOLVERs FOR pnIICE.

The Board OF Police Commissioners
yesterday afternoon. accepted the bid
of the Colt Fire Arms Company. of
Hartford. Conn. FOR supplying thirty
3Scalihres revolvers for the police
force. at s26 each. The only other
bid. that Of Adolph Markell i07 Market
street. was S2S2q
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archie NOT
FOND Of JAIL
lConLInued From First Page.l

Continued From First Page.)
two Negroes, a girl. Mary Palmer, was
i'll and appealed to Henderson to get
her some dope" He,went TO Archie,
and the latter obtained the drug and
took it to a room in Klund street,
where he fixed up" a dose for the
girl. Archie claimed that Henderson
was innocent OF having any drug.
Evening journal., 1920-12-15

There are many ways TO turn an
auto INTO casn. secure a new car or
one OF different make under fortun. /.
ate conditions by taking advantage
OF he Wants.-Ady
Evening journal., 1920-12-15

Approved.
George B. Miller,
.pres. State Bd. OF Edmcallnn.n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-16

No. 1899.
In the District Court. State ~ New Mexicn.
County Of hernalillo.
}. C. Baldridgc Lumber Co. Plaintiff.
A W Hayden. Defendant.
Notice il hereby given that on The 2Tth
day at December, 1914, tho above named
plaintiff recovered Judgment on the above
~ led cause sgalnst the Aforesaid defendant
Tor debt in the sum % Nins Thousand Eight
Hundred Thirty nine tfo.s1 s21 end ~ 100
dollars. together with -Four and pi.iO0
ffteb1 dollars Hdditiouai a. costs Of suit.
which Judgment bears Interest from the dpse
n rs rendition until paid M the rae of ia
per cent per annum, and that under and BY
virtue 81 an execution issued out of the said
court on the 18th day ~ MAY. 1890. | have
levied the same upon lots three 90, four
la) and hve 90 IN block twenty. nine fagl
~ the Eastern Addition 10 the city Of Albu.
qucrque. New Mexiso. a. the property Of the
defendant, a. ". Hayden, and that will on
o. m. a. the front door ~ the Bernalillo
County Court House In Old Albuquerque. New
Mexico. otter for sale Ne said real estate 20
ihe highest and best bidder for rash IN hand
for the purpose of satisfying the said execu.
ton.
witness my hand on this. the sth day Of
RAFAEL GARCIA.
sheriff ~ Bernalllo County.
New Mexico.
June ~o-i8-28.9O.
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MOTIVE II HEkkhh dlNEk
That on the 2lth day Of June 1870 an
commis,ionorA Of the Sonth Albuquerque
Drainage District whose boundaries are as
follows Beginning at a point on tho east
bank 0f the Rio Graude NJ approximately ths
north line o. the south half Of Section 80.
Township 40 north, Range . east. n. ~ T..
NJ thence mcandrriug iu a snntherly dirsc.
ton slonB said rast bank Of the Rio Grande
thcnee eastward along said north boundary
Of the lslsta Grant across portions ~ Sec.
ton 4, Township : north. Range ? east. and
Of Section o, Township = north. Range .
east. TO the foot Of Tho sand Hill slope form.
ins the eastern limit, u thd valley thence
said sand hill slope 70 The north boundary
Of said land owned by the Western Meat
Company, a point arproNimately al The north
line % the south half % section 80. Town.
ship 10 north. Range 3 easi thence west,
ward To the point ~ beginning. all in Der.
naliilo County. New Nekieo.
For the purpose ~ this election The said
drainage district as heretofore described has
been esiahlisted a. on election precinct and
the poliag ulare thereof hxed at the house
81 William Doldc. The polls will be open
from Q a., M. 90 d D. m. Al such election all
resident frechUldcrs Of Hernalillo County
who are owners NJ land within the said drain
such lands who are qualified electors under
the general election laws ~ the state. VIII
be- entitled 20 vote. There has been mo- nom.
inatinn ~ candidates Tor the onces 90 hs
hllsd and any person entitled 20 vote may
By order u mo Hoard Of County Counts.
sioneu of Brruaiilln County New Mexico
Cscall NEsrOR MONToYA, Cierk.
June tA1i-i6-t7 Is 10.
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LEGAL xoTIcrs
NOTICE 70 BUILDERS OF rrRE


Bids will ~ received ~ the once Of th'
City Manager, City Of Albuquerque. New
Mexico, untl . D. M. June aOth. 1920. f0i
furnishing the city " Albuquerque With ih'
One rs. foot Aerial Tuck With los
horsspnver a-eyiindef motor fully equip.
ped and with one ladder pipe with 3d.
foot Lad 81 s.inrh hose. ten-Nhy Siam-
csc connection. one ~ inch tip. "a
insh tip. ~ inch tip. and four Pom
pier LADDER aud ons Drargsr Ok sen
Helmet.
One Chemical Engine T5.horrepower
4.cylinder motor equipped With two 60
gallon tanks. four habcoek hand ettin'
suishcfs. one ~ foot roof ladder. one
90 foot extension ladder aud 800 feet ~
a inch chemical hose.
Manufacturer will furnish complete spec
ihratious " their appafhfn1.
Payment will be made ~ per cent Of par.
chase price on delivery add acceptance Of
equipment. 25 per cent one year thereafter
- per cent two years thereafter; rs per cent
three years thereafter Certified cheeks
amonrtiur to 3 per cent viii be required eiti
all bids
The city reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids aud TO arcept any part Of any
lid. JAMES y. GLADDiNG.
City Manager.
Inna g~fn.fefQ.1T af.9n
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People You
Know

HNNAt8NNN NNE'-ANAAMt N8NANIA nAN' ~
Clyde Morris and ocorgc Gentry.
Etudenui 81 the University OF New
MeNico. viii cave today for Gallup.
TIE two viii be accompanied BY AIR.
Morris mother.
Emcry Colwesl. Hubert Paulsen.
fred cray and Edwin Burt. smdentn
90 The State University. who recently
ven 20 Los Lunas. passed through
albuquerque yesterday by automobile
90 bcir way I o Clovis. They we're
driving government trucks.
Hurh Graham. student Of the state
University. left yesterday for caiiior-
mia.
Walter berger. student Of the Uni
Neraity OF New Mexico. wiz leave ncNt
week Tor New York City to takc "a
course In banking In one OF the city
banks there.
Mrs. Ira sprecher and small son
will leave tomorrow for n months
visit at Deming and vicinity.
ayiss Duicc Knox. one OF the sec
~retaries OF the y. W. O.. A.. left last
night for Boulder. Colorado. where
she will attend the western training
school courses Of the Y. W. G.. A.
Mrs. y. A. Keith has returned
from nouldcr. Colorado. where she
attended the commencement exer-
N"N " -" ~
Miss Eleanor sla. Sin OF Missouns.
Montana. II a visitor In h city FOR
q few days on her way home from
santa he. where she spent the winter.
She was formerly a student az the
state University.
X. p. Woodscn n Harry Kelly
left last night Tor Las Vegas TO at
tend the wedding OF Miss Alice Coors,
sister Of n. g.. Coors, which takes
place there today.
Miss Mariory Ciapper Of Altoona.
Pa. lot this morning FOR Medina. Ill.,,
after spending several months here.
Miss Irene Fisher and Miss G.
Phillips left this morning for the
Pecos. who're they will spend two
weeks.
Y. J Ffnneean OF Tucumcari ar
rived IN Albuquerque today by auto
mobile. He IL on his Way 60 Jemez.
The Rev. ". l.. Ross and family %
Michuncan county Mexico have ar
rived IN Albuquerque 10 visit Str.
Ross brother. j. q. Ross, vocational
advisor FOR the federal board FOR VOC
cationai vrainins.
Eduardo Otrro returned last night
from Chicago where he was n OF the
New MeNicn deiegates TO the republic
can national convention.
A. u. Miner OF the Walton studio
has gone to Denver 20 attend the pho
tographic convention.
Thomas Morrin. truant officer. has
returned from a visit OF several days
in New York city.
Col and Mrs. u. X. u Sellers will
leave the last Of the week by auiomo-
bile for San Francisco to be present at
the national e
They viii rctdrn IN August.
While nightmare " sa-s 20 ne ca
pahle of causing death to n physi-
cally weak adult. this mas never been
En.usu -. Ian nuYu 10 a child
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NEW YORK, June i6.-Mercnntile'
paper ~ per rem Exchange
strong. STERLING 60 day hills $50 per
hanks a90 per cent; commercial so
day bills is9h per cent; demand
39tA per cent: cables 395 y per cent.
New York exchange on Montreal
10 i-is per cnt discount.
Governments bonds Irregular. rail-
mad bonds easy.
Time loans strong; an dates 50
per cent.
CAN money strong; high 7 per cent;
low 9 pes cent. ruling rate 7 per
cent. closing bid 8 per cent: onered
a. per cent. iast loan s per cent:
bank acccpiances 6b per cent
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FOR SALE

t2.o50-e room frame. modern. iayaterlss IN
hedruoms, gernge, nne shade near
r. " shops. Hohth Third -.
%. ooo-s.roem brisl. modem. sleeping
porch, hardwood floors. corner LOT,
Thlrd Ward. close In,
y 2oo-sroem brick modern. rlasssd porch.
South seventh Street.
~ o5O-3.room frame cottage. modern. com
plstsly furnished. South Highlands.
~, 0O0-t-room. white Hturro huhgalow.
modern, huilt.ln f~eaturen, oak
hoora Fourth Ward Immediate pos.
session.
Also ether good business snd residences
A. FLEISCHER
REAL EsTATE, Pie AID AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
Phone e7A. IN soa,A Fourth.
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Produce

CHICAGO, June 1s.-Butter higher.
creamery f3ar5bhc.
Egga lower. receipiE 5i,7t7 cases;
firsts IS "a ace; ordinary fhrsis 5fI r.
30 We; a. mark, cases Included $50
Jso; storage packed extras deAc;
storage packed firsts 4ihc.
Potatoes firm. receipts 2a cars:
barrels siS.75 Hlf75; old. firm $3.50
a. 500.
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THE UNIVERSITY or NEW MEXICO has
for sale the following surplus property
Cast aud sheet iron scrap; one upright
boiler one dump wagon one windmill one
smoke stack 200 feet galvanized trouEhs
galvanized water pipes; roofing iron scrap;
galyaaiscd water tank; ticket cage. trailer,
dftsen iron barrels cast iron pulley. SO
inches diameter. 6-inah face. one vertical
steam engine. reversible with balance wheel
and ny wheel: one horizontal center crank
engine with balance aud ~ wheel. three rolls
86-iuch wire fencing two rolls as-inch woven
wire fencing. one roll 52.inch woven wire
fencing Eve rolls used barb wire. I'VE rolls
used smooth wire; rs hot water tanks, 80.
gallon usrd chicken wire asa cedar fence
posts, feet; 20 cedar fence opsts, 6.fe.t;
80 cedar fence posts. ij-feet Ten steel nag
poles fuur bath tubs nine wash basins
three barrels radiator pipe cullars one used
40. gallnn bottle; one small duplex steam
PAM. 1N2xa-inrh tGardnerl water foam.
tain one ? ineh Mueller strainer one ~
inch pop safety valve one road drag one
hand spray aud tank with wheels one seed
drill one rear automobile axle; one disc
harrow one ditch digger one riEht hind
t,rsinE pl0W one small right hand pillow one
ROAD trw one double shovel pillow one weed
cutter. -ae east iron kettle one a0.tooth
section harrow one 20 tooth section harrow
one. hose cart 'or garden hose one pressure
cocker one hand cement mixer. one c-msnt
machine for making cement tiliug. one chime
steam whistle brass scraF, one bell scrap
lumber.
Bids mus, be submitted in writing to cover
sales vii be made when saiis!aetory bids
are received. The University reserves the
riEht " reject any or all bids. Persons in.
teresisd cen see any ~ this property by ap.
$50.
June alo-ii.ie.tt15.is.
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NEW YORK. June te.-C0tton fn-
lures closed barely steady; July
81, 80. October Ass. December s3.1s.
January sass; March 3g.Os.
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THOS. F. KELEEiER

Leather and Findings, Saddles,
Harness, Paints, Cut Soles. Wa
terproof Chrome Soles, Shoe Store
Supplies.
Phone 1851. 40s West Central