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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-07
Hill Talks About
Shamrock Affairs


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-07
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-07

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-07

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lrls week from Canadian Nf. rallpcr
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-07

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q teleefam received here YESTERDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-07

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-07

sW~v y " MAINTAIN NttNtN W.
sigaed ham he Twas Legislature, W.
AaNslNe ~ tho pyvssure VI private hasl
NesA n hgv troM ouaNah, attending
NAwrhc~ whlM w Amarillo lNlse
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MANY hNNAs, Including his celleagucs
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
WAR MEMORIAL TO
MOTHERS FINE |DEA,
DR. SA0RTLE SAYS
Enthusiastic Over Plan
For a $1,000 900 Tu-
berculosis Sanatorium

Or. a. q. Shortle, president ot the
Albuquerque E%anltori1m. rspreaaed
his enthusiasm for the plan 81 MnJur
J. VI. Toulouse. tn hive u 81. eco 900
tuberculosis sanitorlum built nere as
u national memorial TO war mothers,
IN an Interview With THE Herald today.
"Df curse most people will he ns-
founded by the Immense figures which
Major Toulouse IL setting as his goal
Dr. Shorue said. but ] think the plan
" practical and can he carried
through. In MANY cnacs n r. easier
To do things on a iarEe scale than on
q smaller scale. bccanac the peopi"
o. wealth In thu country prefer 30
makc their donations where they
think they viii really be- worth while.
This mom0tfni win he the biggest
thing that Albuquerque has cvcr
undertaken. and if brought here Will
mean much more TO this city than the
now shops, or any other singic cnter-
prise which has been brought nero.
The idea OF milking II a memorial
20 war mothers IN a new one, and one
which viii appeal widely to tho tig
people OF the country. IT " also very
practical. ~ there are SOC 900 uincr-
GUAR people IN the United StntcH. a
great many Of whom would be greatly
benefited " they could come 10 this
climate. This would give them a
chance to come here. that they other
wise would not have.
THE community must help 20 hring
this institution hrre however. We lost
the Baptist s|nnltorium to II Paso. be-
cause they got out and worked for u
hard" saJN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13

In q letter 10 o.aI. Phillips. chair
man OF the republican campaign com :
mlltee. stephen n DAVIS. Jr.. Of Las
Vegas, shows IN detnil ard from the
record. the part which Senntor Holm
%. hureum played IN securing the
passHRe by congress OF the law FOR the
adjustment ~ the water rights or the
Colorado river watershed. which IA
expected to omen the way for irriga-
ton ~deve'oumcnt IN seven great states.
inciuding the San Juan valley OF New
Mcxico.
Partisan opponents Of senator Bur-
sums eleciion nctt Tuesday have as-
sorted that he had nothing TO DO with
this legislation, which II OF Vital I'M
portance 10 the reclamation ~ the
stnte'H largest area OF uureclalmed
'irriRable ihnd.
Nj. Davis. as q lawyer, has been
intimately associated with the whole
question or the roiorado river water
rirhts having hson connected with
Naw Mcxso'H interest IN those water
rights throughout. lie knows at first
hand. The wi;ols history OF thu contro-
vcrsv and the detail of The effort pre-
cocdmE the succcrsfui enactmeni Of
the 'aw Tor ~ INA; adjustment of those
watur rights. Ills letter follows.
EAST d.As VEGAS. n A.. sept. ~.
102i--tfon ~. T.. Phillips. chairman.
Republican Campaign Committee,
Albuquerque. New Mexico. Ny dear
AR Phillips:
I have noticed w the newspapers
mi discussion Of the recent act OF
cnnefuss authorizing the making of
% compact between certain or tho
wcWern states looking to the adjust
mont Of their rights to the use Of
tho waters Of the Colorado river and
OF scnntor Bursum's participation IN
this legislation. The settlement OF
those rights is n matter Of very great
| importnncc Ia New Mexico IN commor
with otlsr states Interested, 7 have
been familiar with It since Its incep.
tion and sp"nt several weeks In wash.
ington az the time the legislation was
pending in congress,
rho Colorado river II tho third larf'
cst river in the United states. bcinH
exceeded in volume OF discharge only
hv the Mississippi and the Columbia
| Considering its tributaries as n part
/ of d u flows through or borders upon
the states Of wyoming, Colorado
| Ntah. Ncvada. California. Arizona and
New Mexico. IN all OF these states
there arc large areas OF land irrignblt
from u and in several OF thcm there
are immense power possibilities. one
Of the power projects being tho larg'
oHt now in contemplation IN the United
states, and one ~ he largest IN the
world. Tho irrigabie area exceed
! b. 900. 900 acres of which about 100000
IRE IN New Mexico.
Presents PcrplrNinE Problems.
The development Of irrignhie pro.
/ jects on Interstate streams has givef
rirr o. some NJ the most interesting
ana perplrNing litigation which hai
romr before the courts of this coun
Try. n Involves the question OF tn
right Of each state tn control for Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
Which Sell Generally
For So. 5Oto$1O-AnO pportune
Buy Brings Them to You at
SIS !

The waists this season IN unusually heavily trimmed and these waists
at $3.50 follow the season in this respect They ar made Of an unusually
good quality Of georgeHe crepe. and arr the kind that sell II purchased through
the regular channels for $3.50 TO $40. An advantageous buying connection
enables us TO offer them 70 Albuquerque at $685., There are many regular
and charming over blouse styles embroidered In chenille, tinsoi and embdhhed
with heavy beading And all coors are Represented. q z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
First u. N. M. Weekly
To Appear Tuesday

The copies of the q. y. NJ. Weekly,
the student publication OF the Uni
versity Of New McNicn are to be issued
on Tuesdays this year instead OF FRI
days " present plans carry.
This was the announcement made
this morning hy Robert Cartwright
manager of the Weekly for the com
ing year and George White editor
Mr.. Cartwright ia one Of many stu
dents who has just returned for The
opening Of school He was holdinG
q surveying position near Cimarron
during the summVr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
Chamber of
Aiding in Work to
Get Sanatorium

Letters arc being sent BY the
Chamber Of Commerce 10 all MON e
beers OF the Wo0dmcn Of the World
committee on the sunitutium, an APP
preparation for which was passed AZ
the last convention OF the organize
tion. telling them Of tho advantages
Of Albuquerque Tor such an institu-
ton. These letters contain complete
data ON tho city and H scale showlnF
the temperature FOR the entire yopf.
\ letter was sent To h nati"nal
headQuarers uf the organization yos-
terday to inquire into the quulinct-
lions which must be met hy the city
chosen ns the site Tor the Hauitprium.
This viii give tn" chamber Of Com
mcrcc definite data to work on iu q
Dive which II will launch Ca get th'
"sIulturium for Albuquerque.
Community singing originated as
u result 81 the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
Men in Charge
OF Ration Fair
Exhibit Named

charles a. EtaH M th. biological
survey o.. 81 Fliut. ~ Ga, federal
road bureau. and j. e. Klrchcr OF the
forest service viii ave oharru of Tho
rNhibit OF the department OF agricul-
rurc at tho northern Sew Mexico fair
to be held at Ration CO.. October . SEA
e.. d. was announced TODAY.
Each OF tho three bureaus viii huvo
o. complete oXhihit o. churis. maps.
pictures. and models showing the
work and progress hoinH made Wor'
was also received that There would
bee no fair at Prescott ur Jt IhueniN
Arizona as was announced Whrs.
two fair8 have been called of oi
account NJ 10" general financial DE-
| preston "a Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
At the TheaterS
Today
IDEAL

Ideal.
~ Women only Knew" the now
ttopertaou-'olo release. has 20 ORA
matte value seldom found iu photo
plays of today. u has Ca do with one
OF the paramount issue OF our times
ana. vhil, not In amy SENSE border
Inns uu tlv sermon variety uf plCturur
brings forth iu 70 vivid manner uu
object los-ou. Character deiinuatiou
a- we IiId the characters in our
everyday lfr, is one OF the strong
points ui the story. The production
So 90 record breaker and VIII Doc shown
ut the Ideal 'hoHtor fuI tho first timU
beginning today.
Tho value ut "a Womuu's sweet and
%uuaoiflsh love o. dcftlv brought out
boo the picture. a vivid comparison
between such a. woman and the friyo-
lous. vain typo is clearly shown, Most
striking of 90 is tho dopIDliou Of the
yuuug man who, having his choice Of
the two. is unable 90 decide which
way TO urn He picks the Nuiu-glor-
luus tNpy and the theme is built
around 900, results Of biz mistake.
LYRIC.
May Allison. I'm q Metro picture,
"iig Game. 90 story of tho Canadian
woods aUi o. two-nart Vanity comedy
are tEr features Of the bul ut the
Lyric thc8tor today.
PASTINu..
Elaine Hammerstoiu In Kathleen
norris story Poor Dear Margaret
kirby iH drawing good crowds 10
the pustimu thcater. The picture De-
bcinE suuwu Tor tho last time today
A Mutt and jon comedy cartoon and
20 reel ui tu. News are being shown
also,
IN"
Louise GlIum, q PARKER Reed. Ir.
.fHr b. playing today Boz - AM Guilty
lat tuy "G' thuatcr Ia addition, d
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effects are nicely carried ont. They r attraetvely lined and fitted
with mirrors-and the price Of them is only S395 A fortunate purchase
brings them to you. You ought to have one " more to add the finish.
ing touch to your new FAN outfit. At least examine them.
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Women's SIS and $3.50 Handbag.
Al the AttrdcfiOe 60 or
Price Of D

You really must sec this array Of handbags
10 appreciate them II you Judge them by the
price, $685., or even by the price at which
they would sell regularly, 50 to $3.50 you lose
the perspective Of their value. They are really
good leather handbags. The latest novelty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
Just Arrived-50 Pieces
OF Dress Ginghams at

This Bingham which we have just UNI
packed and which we are able to sell
at l5c a yard is mentioned because it
is an extra special value. All the ging-
ham %colors, designs and patterns are
to be found among these SO pieces.
1t is quality admirably suited for school
dresses, house dresses, etc. The ex-
perienced shopper after examining
these SO pieces of gingham will be
more than impressed with the fact that
a policy of a small margin of profit
on a large volume of business guides
nS.
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Louise Gltum. u Parker Reed. Jr..
STAR. be- playing today Boa - AM Guilty"
at tuy E' thuatcr Ia addition, "a
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Third I~nstallments on
Income Taxes Due

Third insialments on l920 Incomes
arc uoN. being received ~ the Internal
revenue office. The third installmunts
must bee in The office before septom-
bDr o.. or else "a penalty VIII be-
charged. Ipttofs notifying taxpayers
that their iustallmonts We're auo were
srut out nearly two weeks ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
Help Yourself to Save at
Groce-Tote

Albuquerque's most conscientious
shoppers saw a satisfying percentage
of their grocery bills each month by
buying all their groceries at Rosen-
wald's groce-tote. The proof is in the
prices.
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Bursum Pushed to Passage
Bill to Settle Controversy
Over Colorado River Waters

Stephen B. Davis, Jr, Intimately Associated with New Mexicos
Share liz Long Controversy, Shows That New Mexico Senator
Led in Movement That viii Open Way to Irrigation Develop.
ment in Seven States.
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open Way to Irrigation Develop
self tho use or The waters within It's
hordrrn. h right Of usefs In n stntc
to appropriate waters to the detriment
of those In another. the powers 81 the
unlted States acting through the
defamation Service 20 the extent that
they conflict with state rIKhis.
! n TO some extent international quca-
tons. which arse FOR Instance. as 10
the uQe Of the wotcrs OF the Rio
Grande ard tine Colorado az between
ibis country and Mexico. Although
various courts have from time to time
PASSED upon certain 81 these phases.
iociudinB the supreme court or the
tnlted States, In the well known iits-
gallon between tho state Of Kansas
| and the State OF colorado. d entire
matter " still unecttied. Aud n con-
nicting state claims are 10 be left to
the determination Of tho courts It will
be many years before principles can
be sufficiently settled that develop
ment necessarily requiring large cx-
penditures Of capital can be safely
undertaken.
II II because of this situation and
tho desire to settle and determine re-
spective righta In advance or con-
sirucJon hat tho seven states mem
'"ifou Nu"Nf nav N'o'i'hN'H 10 "kf'i
among themselves as to their reapec-
tive rights to the use of the waters Of
The Colorado river. During the past
! year. each Of these states has passed
| icGis'ation authorizing the formation
OF q commission with authority to
agree upon a treaty or compact be-
tWeen Wem ana TO report the result
70 IN" legislatures % the various states
tor adoption or ~dieapproval such a
| rnmugsI under the funafifutlUu Of the
United states. requires he sanction %
congress y u Us FOR that reaaon that
ne maief was presented TO. congress-
AZ ny present session ana itN consent
Y" me pan obtained In pafNine. "
may - b"htlonrd mat hls ls the
lif-t ilni' in the history of this coun-
ny mat a"Ven states have been Will
ing 10 get together ANA attempt to
settle theii d~iitorcnces
Origin or the Idea.
nave no dpubt that The Idea OF
MS plan originated with senator
pelph y. Carpenter OF Greeley, Colo
rhdo. nne OF u foremost irrigation
lawycrr In the United states, and who
mas been very prominent IN the de-
velopn'ont of irrigation In the state OF
colorado, y mas taken n leading
patl N the litigation, Interstate and
otherNise, winch has grown out OF
~ The governors OF the seven states
Interested met IN Denver In May OF
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rncl of Current Evouts' is being
rhown aud n Burton Holmes Travel.
ogue.'