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The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, July 10.-Corn futures
finished near the best prices of the
day on the board Of trade today
and maintained strong tone
throughout the session. Lack of
selling pressure. not so much as
buying. featured the trading.
With the next two weeks a criti-
cal period in the Northwest. de-
pendent upon the weather to de-
velop spring wheat. the conserva-
tive trade hesitated to take any
chance.
A black rust scare created a wild
bull market in corn. The possible
injury was restricted to wheat, but
II caused the trade to buy corn.
Oats gained considerable strength
and the crop report was not so
bearish as the trade had expected.
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Local Securities.

Washisgtoa ssock ExcAasss.
Furnished By Msossesd . Bi.oss.
esstatisss fss Is3e 70 date,
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
CoNsoL CIGAR CoRPN.

New York, July 1o.-Consolidated
Cigar Corporation reports for May
gross profts of tsis.3i5 and net in
come after interest charges. etc. OF
?ss.2s1. For nve months ended May
81 gross pronts aggregated 1,s27.s74
and net income after interest
charges, etc. s1.33i,le1.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
.. II. kREss d co.

New York. July 10.-The June
sales of 8. H. kress q Co. were 81
i1o,2s3. an increase Of S4s5,s2s or
rs SIZE per cent over 1919.
In the six months ended June 30
sales we're s12,S35.1s7. an Increase
of t2.5ts,is6 or ga $40 per cent over
the corresponding period Of 1919.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
Active New York Stock Exchange Bonds
DUnNlsHHn NJ nooRHEAD mMorO

Issus-
Ateh.. rss, 3 ssnts " ssa. n,
Baltines- / OHIO sea. o.. is4s. /.
Bs ltinors 4 Ohio eenv. avs. iss
Chesapeake q ohis ceax 30. isa
Shieaso 4. ]. Psciae fsf. -. 1os
Dshvsfe = hudsca temp. 70. 1es
nissouti fseiAe stH. u. is1s. i.
y. Y. Nsv Havss ceav. deb. o.,
Neftssrn rseia, 4s, iss1........
Amer. T. q r. ccnv. %. 1875. =.
Amer. =. 4 T. col. trust Be-, ie+d
chiis Copper coav. 70, 1893:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
GRANT PLANS .
FOR BANKER
Local Secretary Arranj
Details and Predicts
Huge Success.

Thomas Grant, secretary Of d
American Bankers Associations co
vention. opened up his ONCE ID
week. and with corps of assin
ants Is busily engaged formuiati1
plans to make the forthcomine "a,
vention q huge success. His pa
ent work locates him in the Gil
iron room. New willard Hot
handling the details Of the 90
vention, Of which Col. Robert{
Harper Is chairman.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK QUOTATIONS

FURNI1uED NJ ~. =. uInno = %.
(l6anbsss Nee York stocs Exchanes.S
TOTAL sALns. s1.see snAnEs.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
UNFILLED STEEL roNNAGE.

New York. July 1o.-UnAlied ton
mage of the United states Steel Com.
pany announced today totsJisl .ls.-
s7s.sl7 on Juae %. Aetigst ie,seo,-
4ss on May 81: ls.sss,7ss on April
% AAd 4es4sos - Jux6 %. itls,
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
aAiiRoAD BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

-. ....... ps4 Midvsis steel conv o. 1920
}, iets..... 7sh o. o. Rubber LIST and ref. ss. 1e4I
E........ OH Belgium 25-yr. ext gold I1ss' lsia'.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11

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3 Sw.u ssrsss
HsvYsrA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
.GROCERS SPLIT IN
FIGHT ON PACKERS
Southern Association
Withdraws From Case
Against Big Five

CHICAGO, March 27.-Thc SOUTH
crn Wholesale Grocers association,
with more than 1000 members, has
Withdrawn from the case brought by
the National Wholesale Grocers
against the hig i've packers, and sev-
cral railroads. u. H. tyndor counsel
for Swift and Company announced ut
the continuation OF the hearing before
clyde ID. Atchison, Of the Interstate
commerce commission here today.
The National Wholesale Groccrs az,
asking that an order be issued forbid :
ding the shipment OF groceries In re-
trgerntor ears owned by the packers,
claiming that the practice represents
unfair competition.
The southern growers were co-com-
pluinants In the first hearing last fail.
They have since notified their mem
hcrs that the dissolution agreement
reached by the packers and Attorney
General Palmer grants the relief they
sought. Ryndcr said
In his argument this morning he de
clarod that THE EFFORT to restrict refrlg
orator car shipments is not only econ
omically unsound. but would also work
a distinct hardship on the public gen
orally II enforced
We shan show that n the orders
sought by the wholesale grocers were
granted 10y the commission IL would
80 FAR as Swift and Company ls con,
ccrned, require "a cutting down Of ths
number u pcddlar routes from III pei
week to lbO,' he said. This could
not but result In "a serious situation foi
the small towns, hnmpering severely
theit supply OF fresh meat"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Hitchcock Thinks His
Newspaper Was Right

GlSrA iua March %, senator
Hiyh,ork ur Nebraska. nu replied
In De- -8trm,u, issued here to the at-
mek ou hs newspaper no Omaha
WorlI-llpnld madr 'n tho senate
Thuudug hr Uis colleague senator
Nurr.s
senator HItghroDk'z statement slys
ho had not srou 90" dispatch senator
Norris ussHilc. which referred ln tho
lUItvrs attitude uu tur Irish Io-rryH-
tiou 90 the peace treaty but expresses
confidence Boz the accuuc, uf dis
patches hy tho papers Washington
correspondent
Ny colleague ls well us Senator
Grpuua. said senator Hitchcock q
statement spent 70 good part uf their
tinr complaining about the ucWspl
pprs ana the press associations. Sem
ator Norris distinguished himself hy
voting against the declaration if war
later against the peace treaty and
the league of nations. lie Is against
anything tho administration Is for"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Ministerial Alliance
And Y's Map Gu;
Recreation Program

Representative n the public
schools the Y NJ. G.. A. and the Y
~ G. 4 and the Ministerial Alliance
met together nt luncheon al the Y.
W. g. 4. recreation center al noon
today 20 work out a cooperative plan
for the summer recreation program m
of the city.
The needs Of the city as outlined
ty Miss BarFer. y. W. q. \. recreation
secretary Of New York city. who has
been making a survey here, were ap-
proved by the committee. IL Is
planned to form an organization
which Will combine effectively the
recreation work of each association,
Those present at the Ia ulchcon were;
Lynn H Fox. g.. j Green. &. q.
rcckman George Mitchell Miss Vera
liarEer Mrs. A. y. Stroup. Or. Evelyn
Frishie Miss Wlnifred Shuler, Miss
kimSall and Miss Elizabeth Rose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
TWO MEN ON TRIAL
FOR A HOLD-UP
DIR. Carduno Identifies
Alleged Army Desert
ers as the Men

). a. stocking. alias Joe McMastcry,
and John Brown. alleged hoid-ups ard
army dcsattcrs. were on trial before
the Jury ln the district court today
The men were indicted by the grand
jury ON a robbery charge.
nr. l.. Gurduno. who claimed 10
have been held up hy two tail men al
the corner Of f1fth street and New
York avenue ON the night uf March s.,
testified that one Of the men stuck "a
gun iu his face and the other searched
him. taking a purse containing fl3
and bottle OF morphine. lie idcnu-
fed the men go the court room.
Ramon Sulazur, "a member Of the
night police force, who arrested the
two men upon 90 description given hN
br Cardunn. Pat p'Gudy aud chief
of Police GalusEa were called on tho
stand to identity the men and the gun
and the cartridges which wcre taken
from them ut the police station
The two men were ON tho stand for
examination this afternoon. They
have been iu the county iuil since their
arrest aud hnNc been giving the iu'l-
cTs considerable trouble. The tried to
make their escape several times by
digging through the wallis and ulips
thu bars ur their cells
After being out three J. urs th'
jury which sat Yesterday m the ease
OF the ,itN against Leopold Arias,
charged with carrying concealed wOa-
pon-. brought 900 verdict of guilty as
charged Iu tho complaint Arias
through hH attorneys. iiouCock aud
GrIgshN. gave notice for u new trial.
Tho case was prosecuted Cor the cttN
200 behalf of fl, state hN W. A. kolohcI
,iD ATTORNEY. los arrangement with the
district uttururN's office
= TIlauDuu WAS found guilty Of ass
stuIuur his wife with un axe. Mrs
Tulucou displayed "a rashed cheek is
evidence ot hIs assault with the axe oH
IHuUIfI. is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
WOMAN THRUST IN
FURNACE WHEN ALIVE
Coroner so States at
Neamy Murder Trial in
South Dakota

ptAlfWoOp. $ D.. March 2 -br
" l Hodges, the coroner who made
the first examination ut the body of
Mrr. lilldU Ncam,, for whose murder
OF the victim. are ON trial, was retained
on tho stand today substuutiBtiug uis
previous testimony
Tho coroner reiterated MS statement
that the hcmorrhagc which is assigned
ms tho ducct cause or death could not
have been c1usrd hy the neat or tho
furnace. where tho body was found.
but must have resulted from a blow
delivered before death
Ile also testified tMt uy believed
chat tho woman was stuI alive whom
showed into the furnace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
ALBRIGHT BOUND
OVER At GALLUP
Mayor Hannett Knocks
Down Lawyer After
Preliminary Hearing

Col j. G. Albright, editor o. the
New Mexico state Republican. has
returned from Gallup under $4,000
bond To- appear before the grand Jury
ON the charge OF printing libeious
articles about \. r. Hannett. MAYOR
OF Gallup. Tie was bound over after
q preliminary hearing before Judge
French M Gallup ON wednesday.
The hearing was attended bv Il
large crowd chiefly composed OF Ma
yur hpnnctrs following, according to
Mr. Albright After adjournment ~.
e. benny, AN attorney accused the
mayor of making false statements M
the hearing whercupun the mayor
knocked him down.
"Mr liaunctt was vi-ibly cmbar-
rasscd during the hearing" said col.
Albright He admitted being an tg-
itator, which was one Of the charges
made against him in my article. and
in his waNcriug replies To cross Elk
animation gave himself away on sew
cral of the other points upon which
/ exposed him
The case viii come up before the
grand jury iu the next November term.
tulonel Albright b. eager tu have the
jury term hastcncd In order tuat the
matter may be settled before the next
election.
The nrst complaint was Hlcd against
Mr. Albright after the publication Oi
am article in the Republican Of Feb
ruaty q which was alleged bv tho
plHiutiu to Dee llheloua. ON tho first
churgr he has given s. 900 bond TO APP
pear before the grand jury, and t5eo
each ON two subsequent complaints
which were hlcd after further alleged
lihcious matter appearing in the ltc-
publican on March 4 and lk. Mr. A.
bright waived examination ON the lat
ter charges.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
CHAMBERLAIN
BILL FOUGHT
BY INTERESTS?
Charges Made at Hear
ing Before the Senate
Committee

WASHINGTON. March s7.--cana-
dian and other private business in
torests were charged today by N. d.
Leohey counsel for the Alaska Terri
torlal shipping board. with actively
Opposing the Chamberlain bill to give
the board wider control over vessels
operating In Alaskan waters.
Appearing before the senate com
morcc committee Lcchey quoted an
official Of Canadian steamship com
pany operating In Alaskan waters by
saying the Canadian companies would
get the Alaskan traffic because "they
have Influence enough In washing
ton"
II am satisfied that nothing would
be LETT undone by our British and
Canadian friends TO defeat legislation
when their Interests are affected,
Chairman Jones lntcrjected. II am
not blaming them. but We ought "a
see that they don't do a."
Lcohey advised the committee n
ascertain who was behind the Oppo-
sition to the Chamberlain bill, add
Ing that he was suspicious ''becauas
the Canadian interests are not her,
H.. the open" He asserted that the
big American packers while opposinf
the bin ARE doing q above board"
Leehey teld the committee he un
derstood that James WickorHham
former delegate in congress from
Alaska, and John =. Bullaine. former
Alaskan railroad operator had ro
ported 70 John Barton Payne whii'
Payne was chairman OF the Unltct
States shipping board. that Leehei
represented the GugEenhclm interests
/ Wickershama who was In the com
; miitceroom. interrupted to deny max
/ Ing any such statement and also de
I nicd that he represented any Cana
| dian interests
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
MORMON MAIDEN tItkE
DEBUT IN SURF IItOCk

SALT LAKE CITY. March e7.-
Mormon girls in an the charming
fr1nkness uf bathing suits appear
rd FOR the first time in history iu
the public eye OF the annual Inter
mountain g. A. e.. swimming tour
uamcnt The Mormon church has
broken prccevnt ley establishing u
swimming pool. afternoons entire
ly dedicate 90 mcrmulda.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Woman Deputy to
Take Man to Prison
In an Airplane

CASPER. wyo. March ALA. r.
Ncrhy. sentenced TO four years In the
WyominF state prison on a charge
of highway robbery viii ride to
prison this Afternoon IN an airplane.
Miss Pearl cole. deputy sheriff Of
Nairona county, win escort the pris-
oner. while the plane swlll be piIoted
by Bert Cole local aviator.
II takes three days to reach Raw
lins whore the pcnitcnsiary Is sltuat-
ed, by train. By alrplane the trip
viii be made IN two houf5
Norby viii be shackled ana strap
ped In the scat with the deputy be-
side him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Mexican Hearings at
Border Are Suspended

DOUGLAS, Ariz. March 21.-Proa-
pectiNc witnesses In the Mexican lnvts-
tigation conducted by the senate sub.
committee under Senator Fail. have
been informed that further hearings
al border points have been suspended.
pared FOR presentation to the foreign
IL was learned today.
The data accumulated will be pre-
pared FOR presentation 10 the foreign
relations committee Immediately.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
wEsEL NC LONGER
UNDER BOAiBARDAfI,NT

HhUsSEIlH, March 21.-Hcporia
from AK Ia Chapelle say that the rev
olutionary worklhgmon who have bean
besicging Wesel which ia being held
by force OF relchswehr, have ceased
homhar,ling the town.
general mobilization OF the work
ers IN the Nuhr region has been or
dered By the central w0rkmen's com
mittec, the advicca state. The worker,
In the majority Of towns have enlisted
and arms have boen issued to them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Mexican Bandits
Raid a Village
And Murder Several

All \ flfiEIAs NuWoru, Mex.
March sJ-lnformatiOn has reached
the military here that a band OF ron-
erndos. supposedly ndheronts OF villa.
crossed into the state OF Sonora some
time Thursday night and made an at
tack on the village of Buryo Mlnos.
In the cNtrcmc southeastern part oi
the state, ana according TO reports
murdered number OF the inhabitants.
including several women. request
for detailed information OF the rnid
huE been sent TO the military authou-
ties In the south.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
No Clew to Slayers
OF 11-Year-Old Girl

Identity % the person or persons
who killed . year OLD Frances South
near her homo at Adcna 25 miles
west OF here three days ago. had not
been established today ln spite OF
the tact that numerous posses have
see ured the surrounding country since
the body of the girl was foUnd Thurs
day afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Cambridge Wins Boat
Race; Oxford on Track

IUNUUN- MnrOh T-IumhTIng0
won the oight-oured boat race from
oxford on the Thames course today.
u WIS officially announced that
Cambridge won by -four lengths. Tine
tine wis q minutes, seconds.
oxford won the track and field
meet with Cambridge. oxford took
htr and une-hulf events while Cam
hrIlEo won tour and ono -hAlf..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
DOTS and DASHES

PHiLADELrHiA.--Policr stopped
% meeting in the labor lyceum and arr
rested four. including Rarlns solo
mon one OF the socialists ousicd from
the Sew YORK state legislature. Il II
clgimed by city officers thar radical
utternncos were made by speakers,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Joseph c. Grew Named
Minister to Denmark

MANIl NttIbNs Murrh -t.--iu uN
e.. Grew. ot Massachusetts, now rouu.
srlor OF tho embassy st Paris Was
nominated to-day hN President Wilson
to hc minister OF Denmark. succeeding
Norman HnpEood. whose nomination
was not confirmed by the senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Two Fires on u. S.
Liner Believed of
Incendiary Origin

SOUTHAMPTON. March go Two
fires ou the American liner rhiadri-
phia dhmugcd the vessel fu BADLY to-
day that hpr sailing was abandoned
pending extensive repairs. ln view
uf similar fires on the steamer New
York here recently the manager ut
the line believes the fire of inccndiary
ofirin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
NEW soCLALIsr

BERLIN. March 27.-Formatlon "
n new cabinet for Germany with Her
mann Mueller as premier and foreign
secretary, was announced today. The
minister OF labor 10 Herr schliclkc.
socialist. ns.is the premier. The mih-
iatcr OF economies u Herr schmidt,
also "A socialist.
The garrison az Glatz. fortified
town OF PruHsian Slicsiu. So miles
southwest Of Brcsiau. surrounded tho
quarters OF their officers and arrested
them. according to the Nossische Zei-
tung The soldiers were armed with
machine guns and mine throwers. The
captain Of the garrison shot himself
the newspaper says.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Once in a While
We Demonstrates!

q Every now and then, for
our own satisfaction, The
Herald demonstrates the
pulling power Of Herald
advertising, in meeting our
own business needs.
gHlaving need Of a proof
reader, to begin work on
April LIST, The Herald pub.
lished AN advertisement 20
that effect. one time ON
Friday afternoon.
q Applicants were asked
10 call between 10 and IL
o'clock, Saturday morning
qThe position was filled
at six minutes after 10
O'Clock this morning by
an applicant who proved
qualified in every way.
gThere were eleven ap.
plicans for the position
between 10 and ~ o'clock
this morning, five Of whom
were qualified 70 fiji Il.
HERALD ADVERTISING
PULLS FOR US:
1T WILL PULL FOR you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Thus far, however. u was stated ny
a high official here today. no evidence
had been obtained BY the commission
OF any destruction OF materials by tho
Germans. I.ists have been furnished,
II was Raid. but u has been Impossible
to verify them up 20 this time, as Pre-
mier Millerand declared yesterday IN
the chamber OF deputies
The allies have not yet given tho
urnians permission TO send troops into
the Ruhr district. The French con-
tinuo 10 insist that military occupation
OF the neutral zone by Germans souli
further cndangcr execution OF the
peace treaty, declaring that there
would be no way uf getting them Vut
again except by force.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Open 90 Suspicion.

Ihe tact that the request cnh1e be-
fore the uermnns had executed any
mate rial clause OF the treaty. although
the time limit has expired on somu
ed IN French ofiicini circles as laying
the Germans open to suspicion OF at
tempting to avoid the Versailles treaty
provisions,
Particular slEnllcarco ia attached
by the French TO the discovery OF tho
tuus since the Germans, IN q commune
ication TO the allied commission TO
which their excess wur material ahoull
have been delivered By March 10. said
Il made no difference whether this ma
tcrlal be delivered or destroyed. and
that thy preferred to destroy H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Allies FIND
ARMS STORED
IN GERMANY.
Vast Supply Exceeds AL
lowance Under Terms
of Peace Treaty

PARIS. March 27.--Three thousand
i've hundred three-inch Geld guns have
been found BY the inter-aliied commls-
sion In the vicinity OF Berlin alone. and
altogether i2.00o OF these guns have
thus far been discovered throuGhou'
Germany, a. well "a 5000 airpianea In.
tact
According TO she terms of the treaty
Of Versailles the German army should
now haNe only 104 three-ineh guns and
no uirplanes whatsoever.
These discovers and other informa.
ton have caused considerable hkepti.
cisni among authorities here an for the
reason given for the request OF the
Berlin government that u be permit
ted 10 send troops into the neGtrai and
occupied areas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

KANSAS CRY .-15r 10 soc lower
Tor week. Receipts today, 23e.
CHTCACO--zs cents lower Tor week
receipts, 1900.
DENvER-torhss) so.oo 70 sis.Oo.
Receipts, 200
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

with her feathers. and when we
couldn't sleep at night, she would tell
US stories about the old, big eyed owls
and how they catch bad little baby
birds that won't go to sleep. We don't
go back to the nest at night now. but
just find a good warm place and spend
the night there. AS big as l am.
don't like to roost by myself. and am
mighty glad If my mother happens
to find me. and let's me cuddle up
under her wing like | used to. Some
how. / always feel so much safer
when she is around. And when day
light comes creeping over the hills.
she will tell me just to wait there
minute. and the first thing you know.
She is back with nice, warm break
fast of katy-dids And then she will
fly away. and maybe, I won't see her
for several days. I have not seen my
four brothers and sister for the long
est time. The last time / saw my
father. he turned his back on me. and
few away down il the woods where
a lot OF jays were teasing an old owl.
Put. to tell you the truth. I can't si'
here and stafve. SO l suppose l had
just as well knock around and see
1hat can find for breakfast.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

fit urGar he iAox and are bolted -
IL. lu cher worGs n. front nd back
boistaIs. 7he back hoistss' has n ali
d,uc1 20 the bolt, ia eye tus get
into It SA~sing UP through tina BOT
tom Le box. There are, in fact.
TVS s-fs bits. one IN the bolst4r an
on " p~ss 4. in each case ste. X =
REM ~ 'or the eyes of the bp'ts so
the bolster will fit Immediately
against part 4. The front bolster has
no eye bot in II, as the parts are held
together by means Of the king boil.
The construction uslns the eye bolts
in the back provide for fexibility and
yet hold the parts securely together.
Having the holsters finished. work
may be now commenced on parts 4
there being two required. Note the
mortses in these pieces. into which fit
the lemons on parts 5. The mortises
should be accurately laid out and cut
Note also that the second eye bolt
extends into this piece. so stock must
be removed for the eye as in the
other case. The eye bolts should be
fastened together and the measure
ments made from them.
Parts should next be made and
fitted to the parts just constructed
then work can be started on the run
ners. which perhaps will be the hard
est part of the work. Lay out the
runAsrs - shown By the drawing. cut