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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

see the Fishing Rod at Your rela
bic Hardware store" Their single and
double action Reels give satisfaction.
Lines OF the length and weight for
the trout fishing. Flies that each An
gler is particular about also Fly
Books. Creels and Willow Fish Bias
kyt,, Nets, etc-Therma-J ug ior hot
and cold drinks. Here everything IN
Hardware. Who is it aud what Is their
special Fishing Rods?
p. Beaeham-Mignardot Hardware
Co-Bristol.
Ch "RENALL" stands for King
II Of All ReXall is the trade mark
Of special line OF preparations-a sep
arate one for each ailment-not a
cure all and each one guarantee. This
4, the ReNall store of Santa Fe where
they carry a complete line OF Drugs
and everything in Toilet articles. The
White Tar Moth Proof Bags what
you will need this summer, This Is
the sales room of the famous Vic
trolas and records also kodaks and
supplies. Who is it and what Is their
speciality?
"A looks Pharmacy lnc-PrcS-
criptious-Eastmans kodaks.
Or When it comes to things to
ZO EAT the best that the market
affords is none too good. For the best
in Pure Fresh and Staple Groceries
! Prime and Tender Meats-Corn feed
and the Finest in Bakery Goods and
! Bccf-cut as desired-the lowest in
price Tor quality 60 to $50 San Fran
| cisco street. Here he carry a selcc-
ton that is select and caters to the
fine trade and want you for a us
toner. The best OF Fruits and Nege-
/ tables in season. Who is II and what
is his specially in bakery goods and
coffee?
p. Frank Andrews-Faucy Cakes,
Hills Coffee.
DC When the Typewriter reads
~ repairs and you want it done
at once and right at reasonable pric-
es then bear in mind that the EN-
change near the Record office has
the experts to do it. Here they sell
new and second hand typewriters and
everything in typewriter supplies. Let
them sell you a Typewriter it IS &c
onomical and almost indispensable in
the office? Here they rent typewrit'
ers. What Exchange, who is III,
manager and what is his specia
Typewriter
26. Santa Fe Typewriter ENchang'
B. sloan.
OF Electric Fans in the home, OF
~ flee and the store deserve tC
be part OF the summer furnishing
the same as screen doors and avn.
ings. Here at 2l2 they carry every.
. thing in Electrical supplies and ap
planes and fixtures. They are thu
agents for a celebrated lamps-tha
/, YOU should use. They do contracting
and repair work-everything electric
al Who is it and what is their spe
cial Lamp?
p. The Sloan Electric Co-Sun
beam Lamps.
90 Where do YOU dine? Whei
20 you want a meal that will sat
! isfy you. the best in cooking and ex
] cellent service you will make no mis-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

inns IS inc ice LEAN 49,
Where they mae ICE O.I';.
ihal Is NV PEI cen P"iS 9iiH -
ueIIclous ice CIeai" IS ".aag 'so om;ta ,-v
ptuIeSt ing euieitS anu ~ o'''a'y
pant iuey can 'PI'' a
Cr me nallle WIN oiyN % Jun it,,
Cte1 ,ho 49, 1oou "''1 7o3l ia+ n Ice
promn, dri;yrry rog,,lar ,~rryice and
r.,.nr,hI. nrirr. ar, their business
r,,nr,nIc. Wrbn +. II who i the man.
.., ,nd ,,.b,t + th.ir rrire for brick
ICn Cream
S,nt, Fe Utilities Corp-Ia
Clancy Vanila zoe a quart @,neciaI
Al ur,rt
H.. , ,bo
Z .,,;t,Lic
-. II. ~. a'','I rr;,no
~. "',n4" pI''n,n IN NJ ,.ar knnw
,n- l"li t,,d ,Lot Lary aiit-
"i1.1 lot i''S ~ I'D
Mu"'0'gl tlt ol0',:oI n'aS ~ 49,
a''., u 'a+,a,b ,,r ro,IIr -uio1e and
Is~r+irt;c and vel not too extensive :
Are Won already a frequent purchaser
lof these scene and Indian Studio,
.L.. r,.- .;..;l1,. ,I. .L,r,n and
.,@t roIa.as - az .il''e G,n '.o Ea a =, ~
~ "'0 Sp,,b - =, O1 -" -. :, and
W, St-Io h.. ND. Tor
,n .l[f,sire snr.
,.1 -, S,,,1;a. ,
T u.r,,oo' D., LGYr.t
la '''''
Z II rs anything III Nedl Estate
you kno" "heIe 10 60 10 Duy
sen or rent ana Ee' the DeS' 'r'.
t'ec. les me resident agents OF t"e
EationaI surety Co-I"dt VIII Do"I
; ou, lIdeIty, court OF Contfa1- rms
IS the agency tHat wan iurH',n m
FORMATION from an pupl'C IcOoIo53
feueraL state OF county iHcy W.
insure your property III IcsPilSID'c
ana rcHaD,e companies IneS l"'"-
isl acrthdabie Abstracts.
VINO IS H. WheTe located ana now
long has the business been establish
cd
s. me hayward Agency SUITE o.
capital MY hai'A h'ds. ~ 9'dIa.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
WHO is w + 0

Of all kinds, the making of special
Furniture-Fly screen-and nov is
the time for those screens then go
to the contractor at lO5-lQ Water
street. He does all kinds of mill work
also cement contracts. Cement and
Plaster for sale. Who is 1t and how
many years experience as a carpenter
and contractor?
81. Santa Fe Mill & Lumber Co
Is years.
30 When you wan a delicious
DO meal with the best of service,
a Ia carte at all hours or regular
meals then go to the Royal place that
has been newly equipped. Here will
be served all the delicaCies OF the sea-
son and their prices will within the
reach OF all. 60 here for your next
Luncheon and you will tell your
friend about the service ana cook
ing. What restaurant, who is the
proprietor and what is his motto
81. ROYAL Cafc-G. Herrera-whole
omc iood-sanitation.
90 When you want those Gar
Errn,b DrE and GdoTless process and
H. evpert Cleaners where they have
~ latr.t and romnlcte eouipment-
I'm. insures comDlete satisfaction
,rd r.Ii,ble service send if to the
I.,r,r md Cleaner At 3O7 San Fran
cisco street. Ladies work a speciality.
lie does artistic Tailoring, let him
make that next suit. Who IS it, who
experience:
~ Santa Fc Tailoring Coz. S.
.Hrllard-S years.
IN THE staff of lie is Bread and
,he hest Bread i, none too
r,,a When Won want the best Bread
a,.i. ,niv from selected Flour and
s.. ,rr.st in a sanitary
.f..t H., Inn, ,.our Rread at 2I7
r~,.rri-ro S+rcet-befter than
....l.r. r,,d 10 make. They can sup
~. ,.o,, e-rrrrthino in Bakery goods,
f.. ,atcs and Fancy Pastry-Wed-
DING Cakes etc Who is it and what
~.rrrialtv5
an The Home Rakerv-Cakcs and
ur' ,.,nt Gasoline tba,
Z ~. na,rn- sger,. dron
1od ,nd clesn2makeS
-. -, 90 .ha EiII;no
45'ts ~ The canta Fc
-, - oils ,nsnre ner-
a"lor an rnnd;tion.
WI r.Ils-r ct-ron and MI Is
80 ':.'i5 - G9so1;ne and OTIS
s1.S' 49, E;T;,n Station
Nsf.f - D,r.r,na
''
- I1cIea .o''elnl!s aDout ouI
49, Wofk t.at growing III idfol
Win lhe people II you nave me-. "T
permitted ts 70 90 your "oIh'
wafer won AuIl IL We ~on' yOu
are missing eeiaethlns' we ndve d
s~tithi'le system in't gives oonipre'e
satisfactorily we nave a Che Day
9ei''.'. we 90 tie 0'eS"lns Snta
fe7S"'H OF al o''lIoI's nnd
dt1N,Iy ''INiSc' "Jo N"se =
n'ahre's N"''cu Nn" - ~ "no
ne manager ana ""al is Tue" SPe0
iaIty' .
' { $50 W. ~
N''. -'li-H Dl"ue WIN N''"'0
ho-.. nm
AZ N,," you zoos o,0i oui ~
oI IaiE 4ou i al""ys nv
something that WIN Just SUIT you
1nf enel knows no" 10 p 'Iose
da!utl, apptt]lie ulSnvS ulat you
VIII much ENJOY anu your llhu
yo1H have only a sIlaH 'nech 10 pay
You will make no mistake to meet
your trends loT lunch az III. opeotai
a.tculon given 70 parties What Nale'
who Is the proprletor' r,.,
- Mcreh.nt7 ''',- - ;. l'.lua,
III WIN t.e alNolt OF sP,,us, LOW
Is the time lor pullueiS anu
real estate owners TO make ile noS'
favorable contracts ior Dulidin8 ma.
t&eriaIS, SASH, doors and an nun woIH
and inlsh. Let the company al o9V
have your sp~eciiicailons ana thgy wiz
give you me lowest figures E'ely,
t3''. IN LUMBER mere VINO Is : anu
do they tneir own saw mn
~ II.'a' nc O. Lui"ISI - ~
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

Stnrc-pet vour souvenirs Who !,
if and how long established in bus.
mess
9 The Original Curio Store-L s
Candelario-3I8 wears.
h,..maLr.. Th;- :. 81.
III ~ conaN
-, onlpiet uippe Gae.
b@.teiS SCI 49, HGlo upPi -
o 80 rs, Huto inte aLu ~ NT WI
inc and al other Tenair workEar
eynerts to do if Here Won will fine
an Auto Livery with the best car,
and drivers and rates reasonable. Thi.
is the Sales and service station for
the famous DODGE Brothers Motor
Cars and Trucks. Who is il and what
i, their storage caDacity?
10 C1osson & Clossop-175 cars.
c.la.. K,.aato;,na.p ,,aod
49, H'pel"'o.. So
oettinq real stvic-tbe accented Fa.
,bion2smartneSs in good taste
are selected bv good dressers the
Frankly thev are the STYLES which
is surety of style and value. This is
world over The KupDenbeimer Label
the leading Clothing and il is the
ambition 81 the new nronrietor ia
make one Of the c~leanest and most
nm ia date Clothinq and Outfittinp
bouse in the state What well known
store who IS the new nroDrietor and
what i his ~snecialtv in Shirts and
Hats?
II. c w. McCIintock. Z. P. Moore
-Knox-Stctson-\ViIson.
a. M; ,L. p.ttor. c,ot;o,
X where he rccbarpcs and re
pairs auv make of a battery and has
a service battery for every Car re-
rardless of make or model His work
is guaranteed on all cars and his
Service is PROMPT. He also sells
Maxwell Cars-price now reduced.
Who +, il and what forage Battery
doe, he sell?
l.. {. Max Wells-Presto-Litc
80 r,1l ,.,r ir..,ds aud tba tour
Is J,Lau +la, nan, 80 $50
~ a..h tn, - an'ai;nus ~
I"J;,np p,,.hIns M - 80 me- in
'"rr'tioa and nirtHreSore n1arcS and
Sal -. Nh
cnna,. round San ~ Ee rbnn nh
,r.~,..n,ont ,,itL H. cn,lnan, wtb
n,,..4f,,I nn,, r,rs and c,rei,i dr,y-
T. a. II p,rLbnrSt S,,d;n Thn;r
srry,rc tba Lest and rates : on.
.b,e Transfer ,yorE lone and sbort
ba1Is Local CaIls3Who i il and
who arr The nronr;etors and wnat is
tb+ir MI ,nccipi drive
II Anto TRANSIT ca Eli. Baucr
Dl.F Rir.y Taos
A..
q ''Fi"s - SPe''l'iB tess ian
you CALI SPcliuiis 4SsS man
you earn IS sen control oeIl-eol-
'loI 4eadS 10 success ana HluTPelu.
e"Oe ana no" Is tle till'e 70 uGpo>l'
your ilohey WIN 9dHla D"'IN'
WHlCl pay Ioui per eeii' interest on
savings die a~'Solu'cIS sai'
d"u SeCu4G my ~ d Ooi'oi d',0
Oo'iiilieiIia DHllN'is BUSINESS dnu ~
TE,tG you 10 open an dO01u"t WIN !
"'C' va ~ D'"N"'s ~
''piis"Cu anu Wio 'iG 10 Oi'iSTis
Ina "'"Ni "a -
-; - = i'"''' va ~ W. Lynn
."S-.icii
- A. ~ ~ m.
lcsS'on tlal Lldt Vi ne ~
~ taNei Ni MP a,J
,Is,eo rs.
nOOlSeu vi - "a enJ
" 49, o,N'y |
asS.s.a TS ~
moor equ.pi'ielt Inei seiLoe law
ploten '''g sa''Siau 49, "nen
ITtaiilJu incy nav WI eqa'ppoLI
GnaPIl ioi 81 EiOtIl wy y .ha
no." 'o"6 y. Wv
"ow ' HN uie OVtS3iiHn3Se. -.
- way ~ 80 N'''s "
,'' WI ,L -, ai.. tar
II r,.:e W 80 Paere ;
-, LioC'lN WIN -
M. YOU ~ yuh,;Sr -. ~
S'aIl'''o!s, Mo.o.I Llsl''!.s pan ~.
"ouse WINS anu 10 -, 81 Dg
oNP.l', M paiacn
~ - ,rLl;I Nonipa"' a..
"'oiu0 w
lIui 'e',iev' ~ III I'u' -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOS
PITAL for confinement; private;
prices reasonable: may work for
board: babies adopted. Write for
booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG. 491l E
9th ST.. Kansas City, Mo.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
Having on the End day # May. 1911
been appointed administrators ~ the estate
of the late J. =. Delrado, al creditors oi
and al debtors 20 the said estate are
hereby notified 70 present their bills. and
debtors to paw their accounts 90 the und-
ersigned. uithin i months from the said
md dav Of May. 1921
BENJAMIN ". READ,
Juan DEIGADO.
Administrator
First Pubrcati1n May y. 1871
Last Publication June u. 19zl
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
SIERRA COUNTY

OfTo. Of the Commissioned Of Public
Lands.
Santa F.. New Mexico.
Notice fs hereby given that pursuant %
The provisions q an Act a. Congress. sp-
proved i'm. Tth. 1910. the laws Of the
S+ste Of New Mexico. and rules and regu-
i.fior. Of the State land Office. the Com
vf..onsr Of Pebble Lands VIII offer al
putl5s ssls % tn highss bicoer 81
srl.eb ". ,r Tu.sdsy. July 26th. 1921.
% The ,oEr Of E1lsboro. County Of Sierra
sss.s 81 rsv Mexico. N the front Of the
csurf house there's. thu believing des-
crssl trssts Of lsns- viz
81 Ne. IyTs - NHSEH. SEzNEz. NEK
49, vs.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
SANTA FE COUNTR

o,e.. u, III. Commissioner Of Public
-.
~
SIM. H.. %ey Nevs-o
A, b.r.ty- z4-.r that oursu4rt
-. .,....,rs - m tri Of Conrre.s.
XXI. .t.H f.f1 l. I,s ~ tbq
~. N.. Nesiea 4ul nix. and r.
g,I1ti.,- I'D u. state land Office. the
f pin. .rgs y,u otter
LII. .r. 90 - bigb,s, bidder n
~ 49, Al a., N115,y TrIv 25fh
10, =, ID. 80 A. cgrt, Ir County If
Ssnt. =. c,,tr of Ne. N,x.r,. I'M iron,
Al N, court house therein. the following
d..etb.d trsrtg ~ land VIZ.
..Ia No 1894 Wi.VNVl Sec /. r II
" n r containing ~ 70 acres There
are no lm-proycments.
81. No 1855 -Iat Sec I. u y
p = rortaIping nv acres. There
.rr no imorrvcments
Sale No. 1850 cEreEFrZ EiySEtL. Sec.
~ IN ~ Il = '1rt.n.uu ,5am
sr,, T1.f. ar. re- fmprov,mcnts.
-" W. ~ n. IN o., Sec. IA. r i
r. g f.. AM Of Sec. =: Lots 2, }, 4.
NFgSNtf S.eWU4 ". SIiz. SIVIi
SWi". SNs-Nft. See. II: lots o. o. Sec.
II. Ions O. 2 10. II. Sec. n; Lots S. e..
Z 2 . g. ll- r y n. K L. CON
n' ) ta,s.s Nm rnIr,Is Nj.
,indmin. cistcrn. surface tanks. fencing.
line * roop0
- .. fH $50 y. + n
u O --rt4ir4rg 10 IN acres TIL.
rt,r+ny.m,rts ,rp-ist If fencing value
~''VN
81. No 1880 rots . o Soc 4, Iot
"a. g. Il "a q. 4 IL y r o p con.
tanning NOl acres. There are no i'm
provements.
~. "' -. : O. m n SFtt
-, rr cr. ~ - -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

Sale No. 1868 - Lots ?, Q, Sec. &; Lot
10. Secs. o and =; 7 10 n, r. 9 f., con
tanning N0l acres. There are no i'm
proyemeuts.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

Sale No. isss Lot 10; Sec. 10; Lots Il,
y. SEQ. @. Dots l. 10, Sec. G T 4
improvements consist Of fencing, value
$500.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

Office Of the Commissioner Of Public
Lands,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

r-Itc q Vow NtNIU0-
First Publication Aurl ~, l92l
Last Publication July 8, 1921.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-06-03

take if you go to the Majestic Cafe.
Here the chef knows how to pre-
pare those dainty dishes that you will
enjoy and tell your friends about
Everything served that is in season.
Here you will find the prices rea-
sonable. Where is the Majestic Cafe
and who is the proprietor?
q. The Majestic Cafe, 256 san
francisco St-CharleS Gam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18
YOUNGESTEXP[ORER
RETURNING FROM 6
YEARS IN ARCTIC
Joined Expedition When
l9 Years Old; Ex-
pected Short Stay.

sEATTLE. Wash. Oct. is.-cap-
tan Harold Noice. known AZ one OF
the youngest OF the sub-poiar expior-
ers. In shortly TO return to his h,sae
after six years OF exploration and ad-
venture along the Arctic Coasts Of
Alaska and Canada, according 20 a
cabiegram received from him from
Tel cr. Alaska, recently.
The cablegram told Of mis- arrival at
Teller on the Hudson Fay eompany's
steamer, Lady Kindersiey. which had
picked him up at Three Rivers. 1900
miles east Of HerHcheli Island, whence
he had travelled after chartlng "A large
section Of the coast uf Victoria Land
In March, 1915, Noicc. then only 10
years old Joined Captain Louis lane
In his famous Arctic trading cxpedi-
ton on the power schooner. Polar
Bear. He expected to bel back IN
SEATTLE within a few months. Instead
he remained six years In the North.
rurip@ the Summer OF 1915 the
Polar Bear cruised eastward along
The Arctic coast. trading fura and
searching for Vilhjalmur StefanHson,
the exp orer. who had been missing In
tho Arctic for more than WI years.
Finally Lane found stefansson and
Noice Joined the latter's expedition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18

as record keeper and Eiap-maker. lie
remained with ~HtefanatOA three years.
whom The expedition began the re-
turn TO civilization In 1915. Nolcc
purchased an old trading schooner
ana began In earnest the career OF In
explorer. During the liant three years.
according TO the mcaner news that
has found its way South. he has chart
ed hitherto untouched shores OF the
Northwent Passage an wen as the
Victoria Land coast line. Last sum
mer according 10 a letter TO hts par
ents. he a engaged In the penetra-
tlon OF the Victoria Land interior. AZ
the same time his parents learned he
was completing the wor on a dict
.c-ary Of the Eskimo languages. said
TO be the first OF Its Kind ever COM
piled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18
Hawaiian Tunnel Dug
Without Aid Of Tools

Recent clearing OF n section Of land
on Honolulu previously heavily COW
cred with 'guavR" bushes. has
brought 10 light an extraordinary feat
OF engineering by the early Hawaiiana.
At an elevation OF more than LOCO
feet above the sea. and leading from
the damned bed OF n mountain tor
rent. there runs a remarkable tunnel
cut out Of the extremely hard lava
The tunnel haA a width Of more
than two feet and In some SIX feet
In height. II leads on n down grade
through the shoulder % a steep slope.
emerging after n few hundred yards
upon n terraced plateau where many
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18
z COUPLES HERE ON
DOUBLE HONEYMOON
TRIP ROUND WORLD
Kansans Are Travelling
To Coast By Auto;
Thence S. America

A double honeymoon trip around
the world.
This IN the plan OF Dr. and Mrs.
y T.. jolly and MIR. and Mrs. A.. H..
Noclkc, two recently welded couples
OF KANSAS who were In Albuquerque
last night en- route west By auto
mobile.
Mrs. Jolly was until n few weeks
ago Miss Berniee Crotts Of Hutchin-
son aud Mrs. Nooikc was formerly
Miss Marie lawson. also OF Hutchin-
son All four members OF the auto
party are experienced drivers. Dr.
Jolly also having been m aviator In
the World war.
Aftet touring the western coas
they viii travel to the Yellowstone
National park and other national
parks and thence proceed to Mexico.
They thon expect to drive through
most OF the South American countries.
later taking the boat for Africa.
The route then takes them from
Africa 10 Spain and Portugal and
thence To the countries torn by the
World a They will take voyage
TO Australia. New Zeaiand and the
Philippines. Mrs. Noolko IL to visit
her father who h. editor OF the Manila
bulletin. and her cousin. Lawson May.
city editor OF the Bulletin.
The world tourists will proceed TO
China and Japan and thence return
to America BY way OF Canada. while
here last night tho n~ewiyweds visited
the headquarters VI the New Mexico
Auto club. They we're In town but u
few hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18
Newspapers of Future
To Be Smaller, He Says

HONOLULU. oct. iS-Herbert l.
Bridgman. business manager Of the
Brooklyn standard Union. told the
Press Congress Of h World today
h" believed the newspaper Of tomof4
row would be smaller than those Of
the present. on that point he nskedi
why, In blind competition to print
everything which everybody wants.
print 30 much that nobody wantsf'
lie expressed the opinion b a the
size uf IN" newspaper would resolve
itself largely into a commercial and
mechanical PROBLEM. saying; III the
space can be sold Tor more than II
costs " will be. Otherwise curtail,
ment viii follow. depending upon
price OF nowsprint, labor and other
materials 81 production.
The retail selling price will doubt
less follow The same laws. but both
size ma price are the body. not the
soul ~ The newspaper of tomorrow.
Whatever may happen, " In my
belief That II they were smaller they
would be better. though his thing
must not be pressed to the vanishing
point. But how many features. sup.
plemcnta. insets. juniors and other
appendhros could We discard with
resignation and advantage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18
FL Paso Carpenters and
Electricians On Strike

Ell PASO. Texas. oct. iS.-ApproN-
imatoly 500 carpenters and electri-
clans refusing to ACCEPT "a cut In their
wages OF 81 "A day declared a strike
here yesterday. Plumbers. steam fit
tiers, structural iron workers and
shee. metal workers. subjected TO a
similar mi by the Building Contrac-
tors association, remained NJ work
pending arbitration. Under the scale
offered by the association carpenters
are to receive 81 per day. electricians
50. iron workers \; plumbers $40.
aud sheet metal workers s..
Musicians and operators employed
In American moving picture houses.
who have been on strike for several
weeks. returned TO work today. the
musicians having reached q compro-
mise with their employers. The pic
turc machine operators struck In
sympathy with the musicians aud had
no grievances of their own.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18
Braff's Grocery
Files a Petition
in Bankruptcy

George G. Taylor. United States
referee in bankruptcy was today mott
fled that William Hraff. proprietor OF
a grocery stor1 at go North Twelfth
street. has filed bankruptcy papers In
the federal court at Santa Fc. The
papers list his assets at 1885. and
b hit'sav pt 81 as
The secured creditors named in tho
ur ., t.v, j. O. skinner. Quickcl
Auto company. and 4. r McCannn.
The creditors who are not secured
rr"' Grom. Kelly company. Charles
HELD company. J. s Brown Mercan-
tie company, Bond-Dillon company,
Bnchcchi Mercantile company, Schill-
ings Coffee company. Hills Brothers
Coffee company, Beatrice Creamery,
Central Market company. Albuquer-
que Cooperative Dairy. Citizens
National Bank. Union Bakery. Sieg-
fried Kahn. j. G, Baldridge Lumber
company, hurry Mercantile company,
ana Mr.. Luther.
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DIR. c. E. Utzinger
of Roy, N. NJ, WEEDS

FULTON. Mo. oct iS.-Dr. G. =.
Utz.nEcr 81 Roy. y. NJ, and Miss
Mary Hildcrhrnnd of Nashville. III
were married In ~. Louis by the Rev.
br q W Tadiock. pastor Of the Cen
t"nury Mrthodist church, In tho
church parlors, according to Hdvicos
received by relatives Of the bride In
this city, They are now on a honey
moon trip In Illinois IND at itH com
pl"tion viii go to Roy to I've.
br. VtginRcr - chief surgeon OF the
Consolidate Copper company aud
OF the Denver and RIO Grunde rail
road DIR. ItzinEcr md bride plan to
90 to California for mn extended
honeymoon after a short visit In Roy.
The bride III n member Of n well
known Illinois family and has been
"a teacher for several wears. being n
graduate Of the Nashville. H.. high
school. She met Dr. Utzinfcr while
in New MpNicn two years ago on IA
visit with an aunt.
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Year, ago. large crops Of tarc. q plant
akin 20 the sweet potato. were grown.
These terraces arc now given over 20
rice cultivation and are irrigated BY
the watsr flowing from this ancient
tunnel.
Early ffawnilaus had no tools save
those made out OF stone. Hence u n
believed that fires were lighted at In
tcfvals on the shoulder OF the slope
and that the lava. being slightly
softened by the heat. was then dug
out with stone implements.
The native engineers apparently
then proceeded TO tunnel from the
base Of each shaft 20 the hase Of the
next one.
the time Of Kamehamcha h Great.
the king who united the ialands under
one sovereignty, In about the middle
Of the 18th century. but old natives
say the tunnel " 81 much earlier
origin.
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chance IN a hundred OF them over
seeing In everyday life.
Newspapers publish divorce and
scandal. but II IL because In this coun-
try divorce and scandal Is still IN
thing out OF the ordinary and out OF
the ordinary things are news. but
that II no excuse for the movies to
eater to Evil impulses and desires.
The matter Of public morals ~ 10
vital To the health and prosperity aud
happiness Of n community TINT Il
should not be difficult FOR each state
To enuct laws prohibiting the exhibit
ton OF sex pictures. II a few states
SGT the pace with workable laws the
entire country viii follow and the
unclad Vnmp viii disappear from the
earth as completely as the dinosaur.
Copyright, 1924. NEA Servicc)
Tomorrow Bllly SUNDAY will discuss
the movies power for gOod.