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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03
COY HOME

Five large rooms, nice glassed-in
sleeping porch, modern, gas and
furnace heat, fine lawn, good lot,
plenty of shade, garage; a honey
home. Price is right. 81, $50
w. w. MCDONALD,
Phone 966-W. 10S S. Third.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver, Dec. 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 900. Market dull. Beef
steers, $7O0@S.75: cows and heif-
ers, $5.00@625; calves, $500
9.25; stockers and feeders, $6.50Q
$50.
Hogsy-Receipts 1900. Market
1Oc higher. Top. $10.S5; bulk,
$9.45@10.25.
J; Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market
steady. Lambs. $9.5O@10.5O; ewes
$3.5O@4.50; feeder lambs. 1925 q
1925.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Dec. Cotton flu
lures closed easy. Dec 1910;
Jan, 1894; March, 1910; May,
1926; July, 1925. -...
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WANTED-Houses

Mil BtSY income property; must show
good return for money invested. Ad-
dress Box j. w. H., care Journal.
WANTED-To buy small house; small
payment cash, balance monthly. or
would trade good automobile. Write or
cali after p. m, or Sunday. 1900 South
High.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03
, RoOMING HOUSE BARGAIN

Good location, part down and
terms. Also
rms, so 1T. lot, n. Sth. $500
A rms. furnished, Il, Cent. 5000
Modern bung., U. Heights. 1000
Other bargains.
j. A. HAMMOND
S2i IL, Silver. Phone 1522-R
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03
MONEY no LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL LOANS on Jewelry
diamonds, Liberty Bonds, pianos, auto
mobiles. etc. Low rates. Henry II
Rothman, lit South First. Bonded TO
the state Of New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-A hotel Phone sos.
FOR SALE-Garage, best location In
town. Phone $40.
Fer SALE-cigar store and pool room.
T. w. Dennis, Belen. N NJ
FOR sALE--Complete meat market
fixtures. cheap. 905 North First.
FOR SALE-Hog business; about 200
hogs, with garbage route; a money
maker Address Postoffice Box 642, city.
WANTED-Abstract plant; would buy
entire or managing interest In alb
stract office In New Mexico; am quail
fled to manage office. Unless you have
good proposition don't answer. Address
Clarence West, Ada, Oklahoma.
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For SALE

s2.400-Five acres OF land. two miles GU;
on Fourth street road; good three
room house. barn, fences.
81. 7O0-Good three-room house, porches,
lot 50x142, North Second street.
81. 500-SiN room brick, modern, hot
/ water heat, garage, outbuildings, gooa
location, highlands. close in
Sc, 500-Ftve-room white stucco bunga-
low, modern. hardwood floors, fire
place, basement. furnace, garage, cor
ner lot. fine location, Fourth ward
paved street. one block from Central
| avenue
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

EON 0fAIA
fFISS BoDDY's MILK, Best in town.
FOR sALE--Traiier, 100 North Edith.
FOR SNTlE-One ten gauge double-bar- |
rel shotgun. III South Fifth.
FOR sALlG-Two-roo room tent house; cleo
trio lights Phone 56S-J,
FOR sALE-WesJingho electric coffee
MILL ss5, 1l6 West Gold, -
FOR sALE--.Miik in any quantity,
Stevens Dairy, Phone 24l0-J4.
FOR SALE-Four-rooH brick, tire ana
yulcanizing business. Box 634, care
Journal.
FOR SALE-Two steel tanks. Highland
Tire and Rubber Works, broadway
and Gold.
FOR sALE-Graphonola, Cali after y
%. IN. b22 West Lead for terms. Mrs
Julia Cook.
FOR sALE-Roller canaries, singers and
female bird, and cage. 3lS North
Fifteenth,
FOR sALE--Player plano; almost new
Mrs, Goldsworthy, Bungalow A, Muir
phey Sanatorlum -
FOR SATI.-One Victor upright piano;
| good condition. Call 6l5 west cop
Iper Phone 1ll0-J.
FOR SALE : Gentleman's handsome
| dress suit, size 9s; never worn; big
bargain, els West silver.
ROB ! A. T;---771c fjvc-Yoot and one three
| -, - o.. oaso Tho peek In candy
Kitchen, 315 South Second
80, a,,na,,tn,,. f,rst sb gets ma.
eo7 Va Ntoranctte
CHIT. w. " oos 80,
BEFORE YOU ~ an NM e .r .1s, 49,
70 see ',e ne, 7" "' pbnne i4s1-J
ser 10 = ereee; Ino-.S - ~; -,
IGOR SALh-ladys nat VIII V1co',i ',
most anyone; Meytt Mvan'a wa
reasonaoIe. 80 80 y - =,
IFoR SALE-one uhiteu s9a,es ursani
separator; g2ou as NV, a a1o, 'I Ie
gallon power cnurn. l. ! 'oNo
IL YOU WANT hish -sraae' aepehaao,e
extracts, spices ana TONE, preps'
ttions, phone the WatKlns ueal- $500 - -
Iron SATE-Pitless stopk scales, tive
ton capacity, first-class condition; az
a bargain, w O. porir' MonNoriuse
Farm.
| Sr0EST SPO'TS-HeeI ard arch cushions
prevent fallen instep, cures all foot
TROUBLES, 81. Thomas f. keieher. 4os
West Central lIs.--- :;
FOR Balcony photograph studio III
town OF five thousand. for sale at iesa
than invoice Write or wire ~ r. care
Morning journal, -.------------------
FOR sALE-Caoinet size tle.to t,
TUNED OAK case svgu Sa.ai,
must sell lmmealateiS' "a'
7, shop, ia South Fo0rtn. ----------------------
4 FOR SALE-Black Russian pony coat
. "A inches long. size 40, new, price 800
new Fitch neck piece. $65. Call The Hal
s.lop W. 49,. = :
ASBESTOS ROOF PAiNI.
GOOD for all kinds OF roofs, " per gar
i Ion. The Mansano Co.. Aio souss
. Walnut, phone 1881. --
! FOR -SALE-Largs heater, drop heal
sinee- sewing machine, fifty hens
Flemish Giant and Belgian rabbits. doel
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HELP WANTED


Mnls
WANTED = Handy man. Albuquerque
sanitarium.
WANTED-Barbor must be good
workman Elk Barber Shop Gallup,
N. NJ
SEE Young Mems CWrIstian Association
Auto School. Los Angeles. None better.
Start right
WANTED-Carpenter ana helpers, la
borers and cooks. Employment Agency
10 South Third. phone 354-W.
ANTED-H orseshoer and blacksmith
for lumber camp; good wages, Elk
pert Service Bureau, 22l West Gold.
WANTED--A young man Of good char
acter for saleswork; very attractive
proposition Room 2, -Linville Hotel. Do
not phone.
WANTED--Man for warehouse truce
driver job; man over thirty preferred,
Write n. N. G., care Journal. giving ad-
dress and phone number --
WANTED-Kitche superintendent; must
be able to make all kinds Of salaos
and manage help. Apply Murphey san
atorium. c. 4, Scrafford, Manager, phone
49t. F 4
c. W. SUTHERLAND, ACCfIoNEEH,
will cry auction sales Of real estate,
livestock, household goods and fnerchan-
disc any place in city or country. Don't
forget to attend our AUCTION SALE
EVERY SATURDAY afternoon at p. m.
on vacant lot opposite CITY HALL
SPECIALIST IN ALL LINES OF AUG
PIONEERING. Phone 21s. SCHOOL OF
| AUCTIoNEERIN1 61sA West Central
Female
| Waitress. S19 South First
WANTED -Chambermaid. Apply Casa
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Albuquerque san
atoriun.
| WANTED-Giri for general housewOrk
and cooking. 900 South Broadway.
WANTED--Maid for housework. Albu-
| querque sanatorium.
#ANTED-Giri TO help in Kitchen and
wait on table. Call 24l3-J4.
| WANTED-A woman for light house
work: Apply 1901 South Edith:
WANTED-Good family cook. Phone
Mrs. George Roslington 1o4a-W.
WANTED-A Rirl FOR light nouseworE-
| half days only. 225 North Walter.
| WANTED-A housekeeper for private
family; have room and bath Phone
1921.
WANTED--Maid for general housework.
| 1900 West Central Mrs. G. S. Nc
la nul ess. -----------------
WANTED--Female stenographer able 70
| take dictation. Address N. J.. W., care
W1NTED-FIFst- class cook and house:
| t..o,n, 49,. ts.,.,. ,s,,..t ,ta., night In.
| keeper lot WV must stay hish" III
cure lIoo East aIver. -------------
,WANTED--Housek out of town;
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TYPEWRITERS

TfPEWRITEHS--An makes overhauteu
and repaired. Ribbpns for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange.
phone 3o3-J. l22 South Fourth,
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FOR SALE--Livestock

FOR SALE-Livestock
FOR sNLE--Jersey COW. Phone 2409- 70.
FOR sALE-Nlce fat pigs. S0l North
Arno
FOR SALE-Jersey milk cow Apply
40 West Kent.
FOR SALE-Young fresh milk cow $7S
1903 North First
lFOR SALE-Jersey COW giving two and
half gallons of milk day. SIG
South Broadway.
FOR sALE-The first slOO cash takes a
good milk COW, or win trade for old
Ford. 709 West Fruit,
FOR sALE--Registered DLroc hogs,
| bred sows, one big boar, pigs, all sizes
Address Box S7S. city. or phone 49, .s. -! l.
FOR SALE-Pure bred Jersey Duroc and
Poland China hogs; .sows. gifts, boafs
and pigs. Hutchinson &c Co.. Postoftiee
Box 345, city, -
FOR SALE-Five Jersey mich cows, four
giving milk now, four will be fresh by
| February 15 and one fresh In less than
twenty days; can be seen at Is. /. fhli-
| lips ranch, six miles south. Phone
| 2405-JS.
FOR SALE--Ranches
lFoR SALE--160 acres of land ON mesa
lots of water for stock: good grazing
See George salli at Ice COMPANY.
1 FOR SALE-Nine-acr ranch. one mile
west of Barelas bridge, with or with
out stock S. j. Vivian. Phone 24O4-Js
/ FOR SALE-Ten or twenty acres Of cul-
tivated land, across the river, three
miles from bridge, Phone 2415-R4. Il
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FOR RENT-Apartments

FOR RENT--Four-room furnished moo
ern apartment; no sick: no children.
Phone 1891. 913 North Second.
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)R RENT-OHice Rooms

SSSsSaccS,n .5 ' sieor s6SSs Nsfsoss
Book store, on Central avenue: also
store room on Second strest. ]. Korber
q ca
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FOUND

FouHD~w6eeI Cali 800 West Central.
FOUND-SoIdiers7 kit. Cali 1924 East
Copper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03

FOR sALE-By owner, six-room modern
home, in fine location. in Fourth
ward; has hardwood floors. fireplace
extra large closets and other features
newly decorated within and wlthou,
East front large screened porches tull
sized lot. new shades and electrical fea-
| lures. range and linoleum included. a
! splendid home for the money. Let us
| show you today. Phone 1914.
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FOR S4LE~A fine home s24 Bas
Silver.
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LOST

STRAYED-Short haired Airedale fe-
male with name Pet; also w. j.
Wagner, All West Marble. scratched on
collar. Phone 1881, or call All West
Marble; good reward.
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NSaGR ESS rsnoSstins our Specially,
sx12 rugs cleaned, 50. Phone All
Erwin Bedding Co.
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ror ISTT.,So Io,s -, n
walk built; only $3.50 each; terms. J..
A. Hammond. s24 &c. Silver. Phone
,sa2-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
NO DISMISSAL
OF TRUCK CASES
Jnna. hIsr Robinson Dlsmis"'s MONO"
krn O-u-.- WIN Nave :" "a" TILED.

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pirn ~ u"t Fulliv
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dnuir woIc fin.d will hnNo I" H." hcnTh
runrcIImr during ia" pr"S"ni term &c
criminal court II In understood that
tho decision OF any ono Of tho Caso7
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WEST LIBERTY NORMAL
OPENS NEXT TUESDAY
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Ops"Isa ~ n"h""I

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douIs go 500, 80 'h'"" fS"lut'n -
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tho yaIiuus phaSss ~ instruction whI' !,
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$500 In fincn collected by the city
In question.
buy WAR sAWNoS STAHFS-
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-07

the first day. A good start Tor ne"
business in a small town.
The funeral of the late John Dodge
was held Friday. Interment was
made in the Pinewood cemetery. "A
large crowd was in attendance. most
of them being old settlers. Mr.. Doage
was one of the Beltrami county Pao-
neers, having lived in Buzzie lot
twenty years. He Is survived oy a
wife and five sons here, also two
daughters and a son in the west.
MANY beautiful floral offerings were
contributed by friends and relatives:
DR.. Stevens Of Gonvick was called
here Wednesday to give medical at
tention to Mrs. P. X. Peterson ana
Mrs. Hennig Kirkvold, near Azure.
Oscar Peterson and wife OF Har-
mony, MIMI, returned home Thurs
day, after visiting relatives here ana
at Debs for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millar went to
Trail for a visit with the KlingDlel
family.
l.. o. Williams, missionary Of Min
neapolis, held religious meetings at
Debs several evenings the past week.
The large safe and furniture ar
rived here for the new bank and was
installed on Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week.
George Curtis was Bemidji visit
or last Thursday.
Martin Petersen, who was en-
ployed here last fall by Mr.. Bakken,
returned Wednesday and went to
work again for the blacksmith. He
travelled over several of the western
states during the winter, but found
no place like good old Minnesota, in
his travels.
DR.. Forest of Clearbrook was call
ed to the Gelen home Friday to give
medical attention to Mrs. Olaf Gelen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-07
( 4 4 X = 4 4 x X 4 4 + 4 =
PuqEWOOD =

= k<k 4 4 4 + 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4
r. r. burberry and John Richard
son of the burberry Land Co., OF
Bemidu, spent Saturday night and
Sunday in this vicinity. They were
accompanied by their cruiser, Mr..
Erickson, and were looking over and
listing their LANDS.
The Stuhr Lumber Co. lath mill
finished saving Saturday afternoon,
after q three months run. They turn
"a out 4 large amount OF lath OF
good quality.
The basket social given at the farm
hall Saturday evening was we'll at
tend and all report a good time.
Miss Edith Peterson finished her
term OF school In Buzzle and loft for
her home Monday. Miss Emma Gil
bertson accompanied her as far as
Bem1du.
Peter Lewis, the Debs merchant,
was 4 Bemidji business visitor Mon
day. He returned with new Ford
touring car, And we hope Pete Will
have good success and think he
should be quite popular with the
young ladies around Debs hereafter.
Bonnie Iverson and Carl Melland
returned home Monday, after spend
ing several days In Bemidu visiting
and attending to business matters.
The Peoples State Bank of Pine
wood opened for business Monday,
and received over $4,000 in deposits
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-07
POST CANCELLED
Hundreds OF ALIEN
DRoRTAloNS
! -. :,
Investigation Shows Illegal
Cancellations Were Made
by the Wholesale

sWashington. May 7.-What Is sald
to be conclusive evidence OF iliegai
action in cancelling more than three
hundred deportation warrants winch
would have sent convicted dangerous
alien radicals out of the country has
been presented to the house ny rep
1feeentative Albert Johnson. enalr-
man of the committee 1nqulrlne INTO
the necessity of impeaching Louis F.
Post, assistant Secretary of Labor Tor
taking this course. Representative
Rodenberg said the responsibility lies
with Secretary Wilson for not remov-
ing snch a man.
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Becomes Member Of New International Society

Mr.. Elias Stephen, who is connected
with the. Bemidji Shoe Store, and who is
personally known to many Of our readers,
has just become member of the Internal
tional Association of Practipedists, an
organization incorporated and chartered
under the laws of Illinois.
Mr.. Elias Stephen recently graduated
from the American School of Practipedics,
of Chicago, after having taken thorough
course in the anatomy of the human foot
and leg, the disabilities and discomforts to
which feet are subject and the most mod
ern methods of relieving and correcting
such defects by the use of scientific correc-
tive appliances. He graduated with high
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-07

honos and this has resulted in his being invited become
Der of the Pracpedc Association and his acceptance Of the
invitation beautiful lapel button to indicate his
membership and his Certificate of Membership be dis
played at the store
This association powerful consisting entirely of
shoe who have fitted themselves foot
thorough education and training
The association running series of full
principal magazines of national circulation for the
acquantng the public with thu services expect obtain
free from pacpeds the shoe stores that employ such foot
point that there already thousands of
such stores and that their number increasing daily
The hundreds Of people this community who have had their
feet examined by Elias Stephen will be glad
hear of this new recognition he has obtained
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11
MEHLHORN LEADS
IN NATIONAL GOLF
Tulsa Star Has 14o for sc
Holes-Three Tie With
$50 at Toledo

Toledo. o.. Aug. William Mehl.
horn. Of Tulsa. Aka. il leading the
crack field of golfers in the last half
Of the qualifying round for the national
open title.
Mehlhorn. with card of as for
the last eighteen holes. had a total Of
40 for the 36-hole round.
Three golfers tied at 100 They were
Chick" Evans. of Chicago, former
amateur open champion: Bob Melon
aid, Chicago. and Eddie Loos. a Phia.
delphian. but now of Chicago.
As the sun tempered the greens from
Yesterdays rain. scores began to drop.
Jack Hutchison. of Chicago. western
open champion. broke the record for
the first nine with a 33. two under par.
He had pars on all holes except the
800 yard seventh. where he scored q
birdie three and the 402 yard ninth
where he missed an eagle three by an
inch.
Evans had card Of "a for the Is
holes and was the first to total $50.
Bob Mcdonald soon took the lead from
Evans with u. while Eddie Ioos
scored 73. giving all three $50 for 80
holes.
Ted Ray facing possible disqualified =
tion on account Of yesterdays 80.
speeded up this morning, getting 80 for
the outward journey.
There were twelve Withdrawals after
the second 1S holes today. The low tota
early to qualify was 157 for 80 holes by
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James Carberry. La Grange, ILL.,. wbo
had 20 with a 70, yesterday Carberry
had 37-42. He started with two bird
3's. but took a 8 on the short hole and
Z on the next Holland Hubbard, To-
Iedo, with penalty stroke when his
caddy kicked his ball was 4O-4O-SO.
S3- 1853.
Charles Hoffner and George Savers.
Philadelphia pros, had SIS yesterday
and started late this morning confident
Of doing better. Hoffner finished nine
over par on the last FIVE holes yester-
day.
Other Quaker City pros to start were
Jim Thompson. IT; Jack Sawyer, 81 .
w. ID. Robinson, John EdmondsoD and
William Leecb, 80.
Evans had worn bis score down from
so on Sunday, by two strokes each
round. His partner, George Sargent.
of Columbus. also a former ritleholder.
scored another u today for total ol
154, the same as returned by Otto
Hackbarth, Of Cincinnati.
Harry Vardon and Bobby Jones had
the gallery again today, but Vardoi'
took 80 for the first half and Jones IS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11
baseball Rooters Are
Just a Triae Insane

baltimore. Aug. 11.-Justice
schroeder, police magistrate of Bal.
lmore, believes that rooters at a
1aseoaIl game suffer from mild
,"r"' OF insanity when they mob
I tne "mpIres or throw pop bottles.
%nohS' ',n,.i' stones and other missiles at
So,,S StS,'lhS players. And because he 30
os'.eVeS oIl.S is why Albert Darago,
day. - "o' III jail TO
,i'm Damrago is the fan who threw
,"T'Ie D""In wrapped in paper at Mike
tarTn,' Saan' one of the umpires in yes
snS SdS game between Baltimore
aiOi %S nunaIo at Oriole Park. Darago.s
thu 'u was bad, The missile hurled by
sae. Sae East Baltimorean struck Ser.
tr;a. ' "ooding, of the Northern Dis.
Of "tt ~ on the head, breaking the crown
other injury. '"' uo'ns no