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Arizona republican., 1921-04-23
N. M. ASSEiBLYCOST LESS THAN ARIZONA $

Cost of the 60 days session of the New Mexico legislature. with 73 members, was $15.134.S4 less than the recent "economicar' session of the fifth state legislature, composed of 5S members
 The total cost of the legislature was $66,394.65 ot the taxpayers of Arizona while cost to the neighbor- ing state was only $51,25981, accord ing to word received yesterday by Charles W. Fairfield, state auditor
 Rupert F. Asplind. director of the taxpayers' association of New Mexi-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23
FARMERS ID MEET
 AT PICNIC TODAY

basket picnic. the object of which will be to afford an opportunity for a get together meeting of the farm CTS of the valley. will be held at Buckeye today beginning at 11:30 clock in the morning.
 At 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon there will be a baseball game between the Phoenix High school team and the Buckeye High school organiza- ton. In addition there will be pro- gram of speeches, music and songs. Among the speakers will be w. w. Cook. director of the agricultural ex- tension course at the University of Arizona; E. D. Ryder, treasurer of the State Farm Bureau federation; Fred Tait, president of the Maricopa County Farm bureau, and Miss F'los- sic D. Wills, home demonstration agent for Maricopa county.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23
Women's Walking Oxfords Bought to Sell at $500,
 For S4.35

Brown and Black Kid English Walking Oxfords in styles that are sure to please the woman of fashion. Oxfords bought to sell at $500, offered QI CR at pair, V1OO
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23

there is another state as good as Missouri, Arizona of course being barred from the contest
 The first Missouri society was or ganized through the efforts of Gov, B. J. Franklin and annual picnics Of the society were held for several years. Other important societies formed a little later were the Illinois society and the Ohio society. The Illinois society has been steadily maintained with a gathering of the members every year.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23
MISSOURI PICNIC TO
 BE HELD HERE MAY ]

The Missouri picnic will be held in Phoenix on May '. That was decided at meeting of Missourians on Thursday night. In the meantime the work of recognizing the Mis- souri society is going on and it is expected to be completed at the pie nic- In the meantime former resi- dents of Missouri are requested to register at the Central pharmacy
 whose manager, w. R. Wayland, is a former Missourian and proud of it.
 and who demands to be shown where
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23
DEFINITIONS BY A cYNlc

Alimony-World- wide liberty bonds Bedroom-The savior of the modern playwright.
 Columnist-A man who has nothing to say and tells 1t to everyone.
 Diplomat-Another name for nat ural born liar.
 Evil The reformer's bread and butter.
 Garrulity-A synonym for femin- inity.
 Individuality The art of saying nothing at exactly the right time.
 Jazz-Opera with the palsy.
 Lawyer-A man who is judged not so much by his assets as by his lie- ability.
 University-A place one becomes accustomed to only by degrees.
 Youth-The wisest period of life. Zero-Exactly what the average man thinks of these definitions New York Mail.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23

professor of the University of WisconGin describes selenium oxy- chloride, a liquid obtained from cleo trolytic copper refining. as a solvent for rubber, channels, glues, hydrocar- bons and many other substances which have hitherto been regarded as resistant to all chemical solvents.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23
HAY GROWERS FORM
 LOCAL ORGANIZATION

Tentative organization of the Mari copa County Hay Growers associa- ton was effected at a meeting of hay growers held at the Water Users as- sociation building under the auspices of the Maricopa County Farm bu- reau About 75 farmers were present, and Fred Tait. president of the bu- reau. presided.
 The meeting was made up of dele gations from all the districts of the county, and from these a committee was selected to prepare constitution and by-laws, which are to be submit ted to the growers at a meeting to be held next Saturday afternoon. The bylaws committee includes w. H. Miller of Tempe. MT. Armstrong of Pendergast, Ray Cowden of Tolleson, A. J. Austin of Chandler, John H. Knight of Buckeye. H. H. Wasser of the Madison district and MT. Muders- baugh of the Washington district.
 Following this meeting the board of directors of the Maricopa County Farm bureau gathered in a short ses- sion to appoint members on two com mittees. The first committee is to look into the marketing conditions affecting grain and sacks, and is composed of s. c. Miller. Buckeye; Leonard Metz, Mesa. and Judge H. c. Gilbert, Glendale. The other commit tee, which is to make an examination of the hay market, includes Obed Lassen, Roosevelt district; Mr. Jep- son, Chandler, and Leslie Smith, Madison district.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23
At the request of the owner. al

At the request of the owner, and with the consent of the federal judge, a saloon in Chicago which was closed for violation of the prohi- bition law, was recently turned over to a family with ten children who were evicted from the home they were buying because of inability to pay installments.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23

co, in notifying MT. Fairfield of the cost, has requested him to furnish him with the figures of the Arizona legislature.
 Although Arizona's senators and representatives are fewer, they draw more pay per day than the members of the assembly and senate of New Mexico. Here they are paid $1, while there the salary is s5 a day. This one item makes a difference of S41 a day.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23

An ancient law exempting the
 homes of the working class and pub 1 lie empldSes from taxation has been
 revived in Rio de Janeiro in an eff 1 fort to relieve the housing shortage.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23

Cheap candles. cut into small bits and placed in the kindling in the kitchen stove make an even better method of quickly starting the fire in the morning than using kerosene. And it is inst as economical
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23
MORE EXPOSED

''She paints more than any other woman of our acquaintance"
 Perhaps because she's exposed more to the weather"-New York Herald
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23
Women's English Walking
 Oxfords, at q Pair, $6.95

Brown and Black English Walk ing Oxfords with light weight
 welt soles. Values extraordin- ary, at the low price &n 0R of pair, pO'0O
Arizona republican., 1921-04-23

Mems Lou Shoes Bought to Sell at $IO, For $4.95 One special lot of mems Black Kid Skin low shoes. This foot
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
9uIuRaler GaiolinpcrInit.

Sadoeritdn5ige BON 0nfel Sans
9ergbau-glmt uno nod ionitiee sii.
i%tanoige 8curteiler, meld)e hire Dies.
bc5iigliden 3ablcn ntd)t ans Der 2uft
gegriffen baben, erflGren i'm weient.
liden iibereinltimmenb, 6aB IN ben
Ser. Staten ieoes Sabr mebr als
300,000,000 @aaonen @aioi;n ourh
gerounltnng perlorcn oebt, BON
ser 3eit an, ga oas &ob-Fetroleum
Die grumnen perl1bt, Bis CUR 3eit,
ga es in Ser Goffinerie cintrifft!
limo oas trob ser angcblih unge.
beuren Initrengungen in neterer
3eit, @alolin-S crIdmcnoung an al.
fen gdcn uno gnoen 5n BERLIN.
oern!
Sc miro ober nod b~in5ugefiigt.
DAB obigc 3iffer nur oie uerbiitbaren,
Sas bciBt, Die gan5 uno gar uerbiitba.
rem Gcrluite bieicr 9lrt oarltcnen, es
e%ntit6noen a6er nod oiele anoere So
IoIin-Ierluitc ourdl @crounltung,
mel6e immcr6in SIT einem gnten
Sell cbcnfaas oermieocn meroen
f0ntten. llno Ser Qclantc ainerifani-
Idle Sdiolin-I6gang aus foldcn
Guedcn allermeiItcns unperafIt-
mortIide 8cracuoumg! - mir0 10.
gar altf 600 Wiaioncn 8alonen pro
Sabr ooer nod oarii6cr oeranidlaat.
8ir weroen wobl Ole v@aiulin.
frage" nidt log, biz u%neeiabl oie
leetc @aaone @aIoIin gliiflid Der.
puff lit.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

@rfIGrt. g.: Mit Incident
&e6t fii6rt 0enn eigenlid Die 6raa
8erg-Sones ibren Doppelnamen?
g.: Berg bieB lie uno Sones mar
ser Name hires Mannes, nno Der
Strid 5miidcn ben beioen Namet'
beSeutet, baB iie bon ibm geidieoen
it'll
- aud ri6tig. 2ebrer: Wie
ncnnt man einen Weniaen, Der mas
ltieblt?
Seine 4nttport. ..
2ebrer: Run, Cans, lpenn i'd lett
sic Sano in oeine Taide itedte uno
elm 3~ebncentitiid beransbolte, mas
w1re id 6ann2
Sans, Ser iid ieiner lcerelt 20
iGen wobl bewuBt lit: Gin 3aue~
rer, Cert 2ebrer!
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
EreissefrGntcs Sabnefrabeu.


Der friiber in geIgien aIs 8olfs.
beIuitigung bdufige grauiane Sab'
nenfompf lit iest in ben gergtperfs'
aegenoen, 10 in Mons un6 Sittih.
Ourd einen 8ettbeperb i'm $dbne'
frdben eriest, ser Die 9elgier ebenio
leioenIdaftli1 erreet, mie friiber oos
blutige &ingen. @elpobnli6 frdbt
Ser Sobn et1pa 60 Mal in Der Stun'
Sc; ood fam man i'm ourd cine bee
Itimmte @rnGbrung nit SirIe, Bier
unO WoIier gu elmer piel groberen
3abI BON 3ufen nnipornen. IHo
trainierte S6bne frdben etlpa bun'
oertmal in elmer baIben Stunoe, nno
10 lanee 6ouert ser @ettberperb.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
3siidsfaA III Die 5tIerkSunpfe
9cin briOnOcres gntcs 3eidlcn fir
Mcrifps gic0iernnaSp0litif.

McrifOs 9icgiernnsSpOlitif.
Sns Garran5a Der onerfonnte
HrdiiOent bon Merifo %eeporoen
mar, CAB or einen Glegierungs.Grlo
befannt, ipclfer Oie beriidtigten 10.
genuntten Stiergefedte fiir INNER
pelbietet.
@r muroe oofiir pom buman ge-
Iinnten Mcni1en in allen SeileIt
Der Nelt init @IiidpiinIden iiber.
i6iittet, UeIde i'm bod prieien, neil
er Wterifo bon einem 10 ni0erli9en
blutriinltigen Sport befreit babe.
llno pie um ieinen ernItIiden @nt-
ibluB onr5utun, oab ioIfe ideub-
liben S6ouiteaungen tpenigiters in
ser a5tefen.I epubIif ME me6r rur-
fommen ioaten, lieb Gorron5a oen
@ran Bla5a De Soros, Die be.
riibmte" Stierfompf- areno in Der
Souptlta0t Merifo, in Elm Sreiluft.
Opernbous umiponoeln.
@ber a1! Die @liidpiinide ma.
rem perfriibt getpeien! Ger IeTorm
ionte nur cine furoe Dorier beiGyie.
Den iein. IIs Garron5o bon Moc.
oerbono fiel, oo botte aud sic OBI.
&c Heform ibren ein5igen oufr;dti-
gen 6reuno an moBgebenoer Stelle
rerloren. Gs bieB pielfad, Brati.
bent Obre9on, >oer Nod)IoIoer Gar.
ron5oS, bertrete cine uiel forti1ritt-
li9ere 8erDoltung; uno es Idatrt
ibm oud meiltens eelungen gu
fein, Die Siderbeit BON &opf unO
&rogen MISREPRESENTATION uno benz
politii6en 8anoitentum elm &noc
au ma6eh reip. es ouf5ufoufen.
Iber in Hunfto Der Stieraefedlts
ionf inter ieiner @eripoItung Ne.
rifo olsbalo pieoer in Die oIte Bor.
barrel 5uriid, unter orobnentcm
8eifaa bes nuf nSpieIe nno
8rot berieiienen groben Soufel1S.
8ieqeidt batte Der neue BrGiioellt
tpirfli6 nift oie gfeigung, pieneidt
aud nidt ben moralii1en Mut, onS
Banner iener &eform I'M &f 9e.
gen Elm 8orurteiI Ser ipaniI6en
8elt (obtpobI Die Stierfampfe ur.
ipriingli9 Don Den Mouren Der Der.
erbt paren) bo65ubolten.
SeoenfanS lit Ole 8opuIoritat ser
Stier9efe6te BET alien iponilderl,
portugieiii6en unO Acknowledgement.
fanii9en 8olfseIementen nur i6uer
81 eridiittern ODER gar a%itsaurotten;
u1o geraoe cine crit CUR Serri9aft
emporgefommere administration
mag fi6 in Ser CUNT Ser @enge
audi bur9 Stter9efedte utlo oanit
in Gerbinoung itebenoe raui6enoe
Seitlidfeitcn 81 befeltigen iuder.
Inter iolden ltmitGnoen fommt
oieleidt Elm an9riff auf cine aItbe-
Iiebte @olfs9epfIogenbeit = ia ip1re
es ieIbit elm 8olfsIaiter = iebr I'M.
9elegen.
SSH benz aud iei, grafioent
Obregon berIor feline 3eit, ole oIteH
Stierfdmpfe mieoer gu ponen. blll-
ti9en @bren 5u brin9en nno Die
.6reiluft-Oper" obne peitereS 5u
bannen. 1lno es iGeint nift piele gu
geben, peI9e Der Iesteren TrGnen
nadmeinen, tros oes oagemeinen
groBen Snterelies oieier 8aiie fir
WufifaIii9es.
0ie Stiere mer6en ieBt no@ benz
Sunoert auf bemieI6en glate ge.
totet, Delden 8rdiioent garron5o
Ser Simmelstodter Mliiif ipeibte,
uno Die 8eronitaltungen Ser neuer
Saiion erwieien iid als 10 erfoIg.
reid, ooB Die erpidieocnen @Iut.
idauipiele m~inoeItens 100000
aberdeen anlodte, Inn bie Siere erit
5ur drBeriten @ut geitadelt nnS
Damn abgemurfit 5u ieben. ols
Sobepunft zines rid)tigen merifoni-
idell nSciertages".
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

7 SontIler 1911 HQOell Uduern Nno
0onS,pirta 100000 Sinoer ouf 6
@ohen aufgenommen. 1920, oa es
OIL Mild unO anOeren n0tigen Ga.
den ie6lte, baben Tie, troe 0es
groBen @ntgegenfommens nit ST.
traooben uno onoerea Nobrungs'
mitteln, nid)t iiber 100000 ainOer
o%uineDmen fonnen.
Sci elmer Sieung, melde ib eiribe'
ruien bette, uno an ser Hegierlings.
6eomte un0 8ertreter 0eS Toten
Greu3es uno onoerer @obltdtisfeits.
oraoniiotionen teiInobmeu, baben
mir folgenoen @ei6luB geioBt. Gae
9~iebesgaben bon 8bospboten uto
Rroftfutter, pelde geiommelt uer'
oen, ionen 0en &inocrn einen 2ano'
ou%fentbalt ermogliden uno inter
Ser &ontrone oeS naditeben0en &o'
mitees lein: Serr @erfel, 8or.
iiben6er Ser @merifo = &iIfe oes
Soften &reu5es, elm Mit9Iieo Der
8ereinigung n2anoaufentboIt fir
Gtaotfinoer", elm MitelieO Der Sn.
ternotional @iiociotion Der &inoer.
rettung, Elm britiiher GuGfer. elm
omerifonii6er 0udfer, elm Sffi3ier
Ser Seilsormee, neri6ieoene Gamen
Ser neutrolen 21noer, neI6e iih
fir oeuti1e &inoer intereiiierert,
uno id ieIber.
Ser Central IusihuB fir Ime.
rtfo.Silfe, Berlin &c. SO. 7, 80.
rotbeenftr. 9, miro Die 2iebesgaben
in @upfong nebmen. Die &egierung
| a~eItattet, oaB ale 8bospbate uno
araftfuttcr, tpelde fir 6ieIen 3ped
oiencn, 5oufrei ins 2ano 5erein
fonnen.
2iebesgoben mer0en nerteilt our9
oie 8ercinigmgen, melde Stootfilt'
ser oufs 2an0 beforoerten, uno I'm.
ter IilfIidt oes oben genonntet
Gomitees uno Der 8eboroe.
SD oppeqiere an sic, i6iden Sic
GbospboteI gdiden Sie Sutterl
160 &ilogromm &ob.8bospbate
tpiiroen fir elm GtaOtfin6 6 @o.
den @rbolung ntf Dem 2anoe be.
oeuten. 1926 &ilogrnmm bon benz
FoIaen6en Sutter: 9oumtponioot'
fuden, 2einfuGen, 9fapsfu9en, &o'
fosfu6en, @almfernfuden, Se'
fomfuden ooer getrodnete 8iertre-
Der miiroen einem &ino, peI1es
in elmer elenoen @egeno Der Staot
mobnt, ODER einem ormen nerbunger.
ten @eIen aus Dem @r5gebirge 6
8oGen @rbolung aitf einem @ute
ii1ern.
Sd idIagc Dor, oaB ale @eIoer,
tpeld)e fir bieIen 3Wed gelammelt
tperoen, an SRI. Sbeepibonfs, sc.
fretGrin ocs rSigbt She Somine
Council, ulo in Mmerifa an oos
Central GeIief Committee, 247
goIt al. Street, Seem gort,
qeIdidt tper6en nit Der 8ori6rift,
oaB iie fir 8bospbate uno Strait
futter gebrau1t peroen fonen.
Sd bin iiberaeugt, boB mir, NIT
ser Waitor6eit oes vSape TIE GhiIO.
rem Suno", Der auGfer, BEG Gen.
trail ReIief Committee Ser DeutifP"
@merifaner, Der Quarter Gouee'
ton, Der Seilsarmee, Der Metbo-
bitten, Der 8aptiIten un0 Der ner'
I6ie6enen 2ogen uno miIbtatigen Or.
goniIationen Der san5en @clt nift
nur DeutIdlano, ionoern oas gauge
bmngern6e Central Europa aAfbaaer
fGnnen.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Srisinalitat.

Den eigenen Sti! ionte ieoer pile
ae,r, Ser cine a~usgeprdgte inoipiou'
eae @eldmadsfultur belitt. SIN
Gimme 2rbmig &idters, Der %gelegent.
lid einmal {aete: ~Seoer ion li@
ieinen 5til ielbit ifaffen, Damn miro
lid ieoer originea ausoriiden, 10 nie
es Ieiner Natur uno leinen norge'
IteIIten @eoanfen ongemeiien lit. SD
fam uno ion MIR mid gcben nidt
einen anoern."
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

Sbre Sonntage iino &unitmerfe,
uno oarlm, neil oicie Meaid)en ait
oieiem Gage periiebeu, Snns Meni@
gu ieinl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25

BUR @erpirflidung ibres 8Ianes,
sic ginfubr bon &raftfutter nno
Pbospbaten fir Die oeutl6e Sano.
pirtidaft burd cine 8oblfabrtsat-
lion 5u erleidtern, regt SRI. Dene'
tioge on, oaB Die 8obltdtigteits,
,rganiiationen in Ser gan6en Welt
men Cell ibrer @eloer bergebetl,
I'M ainoern 5u belfcn. Sic bat lid
,asu wie folet geauBert:
0ie oeuti1en 9auerr uno 2ano-
oirte baben mir periidert, oaB,
penn i'd Ybospbatc uno &raftfut-
n oils 9ic6csgaben fir iie, befommell
nm, lic bereit lein uno lid frenerl
uiirocn, Staotfinoer auf ibre gu.
ter 3ur grbolund Sau nebmen. SIN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
Disabled Soldiers
Drive Resulted in
Raising ST, 81

Final checking showed hat ST.
0fs.s7 was taken In last saturday BY
the Albuquerque post Of tho National
Disabled NOidiers league. This In
cludes only cash contributions made
on that day. and the returns from the
TAGS. Over . old tires which were
placed ON the uost az Copper aud
second streets have Yet 60 b. ~salyaFed
and ID has not been estimated how
much will bo made from these.
Advert isnnE space for the ddVe was
donated ~ the Albuquerque Buaincss
College. Western school for Private
Eecretaries. Gross. Kelly and company
Butts. tuc.. Drug Ftore, Liberty cafe.
Eubank brothers. AZ. Mandsli. cloth
iers, H. Luxe cafe. Kahn's store.
y T. Nnnn. jeweier. Eoscnsald's
store, Albuquerque GuH A flccrtric
company. ~. Livingston Furniture
store, Mornnr IournaL Evening
Herald. strong brothers and Carson
c. Peck.
Automobnes for use In tho drive
were donatcd hy Malone 'faSi. r. n.
Zee. }. ~. Biiss, clarence snider.
Joseph smith, choyney. Kcicher.
Browns Transfer. Carson G. Peck. Al
buquerque Typewriter exchange.
Other donations were made by the
.Gruehl Advertising agency. Matthews
dairy, @. A. Matson. strong's book
store. Albuquerque Typewriter c2-
thange M the salvation Army.
of 100 letters scnt out by the
league Saturday, eight returns have
already come la. College Inn sent
as. Mrs Sol WELLER, 50. New Mex.
leo Conjunction company. $40. Harry
7. johnson. s.. Aivarado Pharmacy,
SIC; Mrs A. u. Oeic. SIC: Mrs Nellie
BARLEY. 81. M. C.. a. Kills. 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
Yqps Like Their To-day and Zap at Blue LoDs,
Says Us. Woman Who Lived Year With Them

.|... ~.t 80. s<<sIcs
Av1N, MAY ~ = may b.
1t1te esd cnfrenc,. haf The ienllnf.t
~r* tIpr Ian nQFtH1tHIa have ftined
r+.trAK there. n~ccofdIan 70 Mr4
Dir ffssr w.. n. sni, rhns
>fIu1n Ipf more tnan q wear "a tkf
Island Of IAn r1l<H Is noe The rem.
.tr q > catI< conifostf~| nttN'eon
lefep end the United siethk She
.hrse van hPs hussrpp % a
woman - treated hon a. an
ranal ~ nan b iGp ihsn N any
Ether cl ne South 81 Islands sal
since the Invasion Of missionaries
TIC ntfifee have about given W idol
"0ffNIn. But tHt ~mltaIonnfIt4 are
not respttle.l Ihoy take excitement
eot q dance. fnn oW Of NE hea Kick
nut ~ hen paser. sat the Y4pA"
NJ fi.nfr ~. M faPl ne sln
a. raa> sss ~ issmfnsed Juices o.
The ~cocoanuf palm. has a greater
kick than American home-hrcNH. Mr.
FISHER used todol a. ss4si IN bread
Ths rap momon coos b, hufylnr
heated focka about ihn food" Nu
Fisher eas2 'lt - thus cooked slos-
~ and perfocllI.
The most c~hafnolofislic alant m
zap y M nrtel nut has. They con
SANITY chew htiei which 4 slightly
nart~ic and tuins The teeth ard
The chief diversion ls gossip
They nay more alteniion 70 detail
thar The American bach fence Gos-
"|
Nrs. FISHER sayk raps chafe under
JAn rule. that they Ike Americans
morn than other tfranFere hecauae
they have hoen falTtr Ia trade.
Mrs.. F0htr ~ 90 the lecture list Of
the New YORK floard Or Educaulon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al writers.
If you 50 desire, they viii gladly
assist you IN wording your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
l0PERCENT OF WHEAT
N STATE ABANDONED
Hay Is Leading Crop
First Cutting to Be
Light

LAS CRICEa. May H.-April crop
notes foe New NoNico a. complied BY
r. y. Hare. agriculture statissican
on NAV 4. Inc winter wheat arrears
u the STATE had bccn reduced 10 per
cent a. a result % abandonment frum
cold dry. windy weather. There now
remains 115.00o acres Tor harvest. A
condition on tins bGv date OF ~ per
cent forecasts 4.ooA1o0 bushels VI
winter wheat At the coming harvest
However. Unsatisfactory weather con
tinues TO date. end the p~r6opects are
unfnvorobie az this time.
Hay Is the ieadina crop Of the state.
me first cutting viii b. iisht AZ a ro-
suh OF a cold spring and continuous
winds. The state hea geo 600 acrca,
which a. about the same ~ that OF
last year. A condition OF 10 per cent,
forecasts fse. zee tans. iee.eee tons
remains from last years crop.
The Wild has harvested IN the state
win a~pprcximate si.eoe IONS so.-
An open winter. favornhlr TO out
door operations. n resulted IN tho
uIoNiuH heinz 10 per rGnt complete.
An avtfaRo for 70 yenfH last shows
% per sent complete ~ May ..
plantinE haH been delayed IN New
Menico. due 70 cool nishts. ~coniinu0us
Winds and dry weather. Only IS per
sent 81 The Intended pigntihsa were
complete May J.
pasture Of the state ~ lower than
since 1915. TneIe are particularly
lad IN the southern half Of the state.
where many cattle are either starvlaF.
being shipped 10 other pastures. or
led locally.
Loss Of livestock from disease and
exposure have been light during the
year. The xreatezf LOSSES have been
from starvation OF the cattle during
the past few months On the ranges "
the southern part o. the flate. The
expoaure has been liEht during the
past year 10 May I, ARE NJ follows.
Horses also. cattle 81 geo. sheep "a
oao and hogs e.f2t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
PARADE TONIGHT
TO OPEN SALVATION
ARMY CAMPAIGN
Program Will Be Given
at Third Street and
Gold Avenue

A hir open ar meeting Of the sal
Walton Array VIII be held AZ 5st5
o'clock tonight as a prelude 70 the
arm,'a appeal FOR funds.
The open air program which II to
he featured win musical numbers. IL
to follow a parade on tho business
streets. The parade h 20 be- headed
~ the Indian school band and will
start from the Elks club and finish
al Gold aVcnue and Third street.
whore the program win be given.
Col n X. n. Sellers IL TO be major.
dor7o and Major 4. n. Toulouse
grand marshal. The band ~ 60 be
followed by members OF Troop a aud
organizations who are TO participate
IN the army's iund raising
Tho music tonight H. TO be IN
charge of Maurice Klein and Miss
Alccuc biNier ~ To be accompanies.
Tho taking of subscriptions will be-
gin systematically tomorrow morning
at S;a0 o'clock.
Foilowins b. the program which
viii be given tonigh
Quartette-Mrs. ,. O. Schwcntker,
Mra Charles Sutton. Mrs. nobert ".
Ellis and Miss Charlotte Iembke.
When You and ! Were Young.
Mageio."
Beautiful Isle % SOmewherc."
Solo Miss Hortensc Switzcr.
Solo-Sienor J. v. Auricmma.
My Rus~V"
The Sunshine OF Your Smile"
AddrcS-D n. Is. SELLERS.
Addreas-Rabhi Noise bergman.
AddresH-Ralpp a. Whitesldes. ~
tho Veterans OF Foreign War.
.. H. Myers. civilian representative
for the army haA Just received word
from Denver that the EJkH club Of
Denver gave $1,000 as "a subscription
Cor The campaign o. be started there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11

PARIS Nay n--M Ennchenr.
mInlelrr fen "a atlnaI4l<d resiana
f1|d Ioftlrd Dft.4 torffnoondenls here
today that Major 0sntfal Geo. w.
IotIh11. f1fIntf Eo4ffIqr % M
I154un canal tone. had b4tn inyIted
- come 20 Ftente 20 exHNins BE-
dHlnti41 rtxlona aud advise f1Enrd-
construction.
Genernl 0oethais Al. Louohcr sald
fff <trfesaed WILLINGNESS 70 accept
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
Crystal Opera House
Will Open Saturday

The sound OF the hammer and the
smell Of fresh paint viii soon give
way TO the light aud laughter Of a
happy audience at the Crystal Opera
house which VIM open Saturday night
on one of the brightest musical Ei,,
shows that have ever visited Aibu-
~. gque.
Hello Albuquerque" with n stage
full Of happy. singing. dancing girls
viii greet the people Of Albuquerque
whom h curtain rises. The doors
Wan open at Z y. m. and tho curtain
viii rise promptly al 80.