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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
DEAN or AMERICAN ENGINEERS STRIKES
AT rs! WHAT'S HIS DEMAND? MORE WORK!
~ rINToN wills.

SAN FRANCISCO, CnL. MAY 2i.-
Efty-four years William Hood
q. and fresh from college, Joined The
old Central Pacific railroad consiruc-
ton crew at Sacramento, cat, a. an
ax-mn.
The other day. nt 75-he retired
from his position With the southern
! Pacific company. the ackno"iedheo
dean Of the engineering profession m
thr United states and one Of the
grratesi railroad engineers the world
has e known.
Hood ieu the Southern Pacific
company after "a years service, not
because Of faring health or advanced
nge. but because she company u NOT
enFaeinr in construction work ana
there Is no prospect 81 ne DOING 40
without a hiE Job 10 DO he would
be unhappy. therefore he o. going ."
enter into busincan Tor himatit
II should haze retired from inc
I gouthorn Pacific and started for my
self i've years aro," Hood deenfes
nut thc company requested me MOI
10. SO ! stayed M"
Cisll War Veteran.
Hood was horu IN New hanipfh'fe
In isfG. A. the age 90 10 ne Joined
the Union forces and fought Win
/ them for 10 months.
j Im NNNH ~ NMA'N fM NANN ANA'tAH W.
lere. leaving iu ~ spring ~ 81 90
loin the lid Central Pacific conatruc-
tlon crew. then building % over
land route,
n hated 20 leave college before
graduation" Hood says. with e rom
ini.cent smile. 'hut / hated more to
mfrs the great opportunity AFFORDED
me Of engaging im active Work OF
such a great project The college
cent my diploma on later, so dtd E''
liuN dngrfc. %.
Though virtually a graduate civil
engineer 90 the Time, Hood started Dol
Il th" bottom ne explains his reason
lor dosnr thia bY fHyiug
There are $50 many young mri
who dislike staftinr az b bottom
AS advice 20 every young mnn b. THIS
10 nat attempt a. live w o. f"p'
education until ID get practical 'N
@norience. and then you are quite sur
not 90 make any disastrous miHthk''
Particularly D. this good advice whcr'
engineering projects pre- concerned
Hoods Achievements.
Some OF Hoods greatest achieve
NESTS inriudci
Tshe mmous Iucin cutoff acros
the Greet Salt iztks In itnh.
The %, haohapl loon in Southofl
california. which cncirciea r. noun
tain peak. one turnel being % th
Tho famous + iirc over The SIS
Llyou (cnl) m0untains. whore in ~
miles a train makes enough curves 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
CAMPAIGNS TNcREAsE
TN Use on Min

Following r. milk utilization cam
raign held m sppkanc, Wash. IN
which speclaiipts Of tnc United states
department OF agriculture co-operat-
ed with state and local authorities,
a survey was made which disclosed
tho fact that a. a result Of the CAM
pnirn 5000 people had Increased
their consumption ot milk burlns
tne campaipn IL was found hat ISM
school children In Spokane drank ~
milk. hut that durlng ne CamYnirn
200 started to drink n daily. ting
~npcclaista VI tho department have
c~o-npcrnted with The state extension
forces N conducting milk utilization
cnmauigns ln re- number OF cities. All
81 which have resulted IN ga Increase
in the consumption Of ak. Cam
paiGns are never conducted IN q town
unless the supply 81 milk o. known
10 BE- absolutely clean n there ~ a
sufficient quantity 10 take care OF
increased consumption.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
Unwise to Overload Cars
~ AKNEWhen Shipping Live Stock
Death on Injury Of Animals in overcrOwded Cars Means Heavy Loss
10 Shipper: Uso OF Partitions Always Advisable in
Cars Of Mixed Live Stock.

had o. n,cstock In one as-foot car,
with no partition whatsoever.
when tho car arrived at Augusta
there were Two sheep dead and four
down. when the cat arrived NJ
Nemas~ec there were Two more sheep
dead and a half dofen lafnea with
legs broken. I have been un-
able to learn IN iust what condition
this car arrived at Charleston, u ]
know from the condition u was In
az Yeniassea that "a was a scrambled
car"
Always Risk In shipping Animals.
a has bcsn found that shipping
live animals any considerable Dis
tance ~ an undertaking always
fraurht with some risk. This risk,
however. may be materially reduced.
IN the opinion Of department special
lists. BY foli0wing a few cimplc, com
monscnrs rules such AZ those sug-
gestcd above.
The exact number OF animals that
should be shipped IN "a at. naturally.
varies with the size OF thc car, the
size aud Kind OF animals, the length
90 haul. the season % b year. aud
variation however, IN the genera
rule that the animals should have
sufficient Don to be reasonably c6sn-
Portable. and that the ear should he
30 p~artiuoncd hat large animals car
not uampic tho smaller ones. and
that aggressive Ca uunrrelsOmc ant
mails can not inlnrc those with q mor'
quiet and umid disposition.
Even az the present cumparatiycll
low price 90 livestock "a single dea,
or crippled animal invariably repre-
ssnts "a substantial inss. and In man
instances wipes ~ D profit on M
entire shipment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
PROPER carr PREVENTS
TuI NlsS ANn SgOt rs

Pigs having plenty of cNcrcise iu
the sunshine, aud clean dry quarters
with the pens aud trourha kept clean.
viii seldom have the humps or
scuurs say the animal ~hushaudry
SPECIALISTS Of the Agricultural college
lu ease the pigs bcrume affected with
either ~ these diseases REMOVE the
Causv az once and reduce the feed
OF both the mother aud the pigs \
Dhanre ln the feed should also be
made 10 u seems necessary. On case
His does not promptly check u, the
SOW ma hc WVcn o. phNHic 81 EPSON
sHlts, and the pigs "a %toaspooh Of cas-
tor OIL charcoal ana salt shouid De
kept where the SOW and pigs can cat
them az will. All changes In feed
shouid boz made gradually \ SOW
with only "a few piss should not Doe
led o. futl ration ilto one with ct great
many pigs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
WOOL root MAKEs a

The hiKrest single sale since the
inception Of the wool pool was closed
BIS the cooperative q marketing
department Of the American Farm
bureau federation last week when "a
large eastern mill bought i,l0O. 900
pounds in q deal Tho price ranged
from 20 To 20 cents g J. Fawcctt.
director OF the farm bureau wool
pooL reports that i.5O0.0 600 pounds
were sold during Inc n Vt week In
MAY. This marked hirh-tide for a
single weeks business" says Mt.
lawcott. and auHurs well FOR tho
Eucccss % tho wool pool during the
-ou-romiug season. A return to nor
NAL business conditions will leave no
doubt IN the minds OF farmers hat
tho'r wool clip he specially adapted
TO ro-operutiNe tsstlinn under ttls
pooling plan"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
NO REASON o 1T
when NIImqurrque Cltlscns Show the
WAY.

There can be no season why amy
reader Of ihls who suffers the tor
lures of nn aching hack. tho annoy
auco of urinary disorders the pains
ana dangers OF kidney ms. viii fan to
heed the words 81 "a neirhbor who
has found relief Read what an ~.
]huquorque citizen saws.
Mrs. T.. NJ Lowe. 81 $ Arno ST..
says: I have used poan's Kidney
pins for years whenever I have had
attacks Of kidney trouble My Kid
n,ys acted %irreguiarly. I suffered
with Inflammation OF the htside1
ny kidneys we're painful curing thote
attacks ! always used oDan's Kid
ncv rims however and they helped
mo wonderfully. soon restoring my
Kidneys 90 a normal condition and
riddlug me of atl signs Of bladder
trouble
irico soc. AZ an dealers Don't
simply ash Tor q kidney rcmedy-get
poau's kidney pilis-thc same that
Mrs Lowe had Foster Nhburn 20.
Mrs. Buffalo. y Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

such as the federal trnde commisslon
can do this. Yet this d Information
10 which everyone concerned u en-
tittrd since N concerns commodities
necrssary to everyone. knowledge b
the paramount reouiFitc.
Take Tor instance hat Vital 20
eiiy. cuai. Neither the miner nor tho
operator. Wholesale otalcn lohher Hor
retail merchant. and least % all the
consumer, can az am individual az
ctffnin the total expenses iosses,
gains. ana net profits ou q ton Of coal
from the moCth Of the mine to thu
hin OF tho Householder.
Ignorance breeds dissatisfaction.
Zach feels that someone else IL taxi
ing uninif advantage. and without a
complete and accurate history 90 Tho
commodity. ID BE- impossible to dis.
jun whore the trouble lies. N
trouble thfrr lH.
Ciass proindlcc o. the direct re-.
suit of such i~puornucct since without
the actual facts and figures, neither
| producer. minor, distributor. dealer
nor ultimate consumer cun auprcci'
ate the others position.
Saving and mvestmcat are com.
mtndcd 60 an who ran earn a Twins
ana save a small proportion ugains'
~ rainy DAY. Yet, Investigation has
established that "a large mount o
the savings OF rural cummuuliipl
throughout the United states ar
Invested Ito fraudulent enterprises an,
wildcat Schemes which luro The unin
formed investor ny promises OF largi
and uuic& returns.
Al alarming consequence - thi
situation grows cut OF is tendency q
reiard he back to-thc-fufm q
mont. AMI 20 opstnuct th. tuustiul
nnm fafm tenancy 10 farm ownct
ship.
savings which would In due cours
~ timc make an Independent ftimc
out 81 e farm hand or tenant are thu
wiped out as hy blight With on
blow the results Of thru and IN
goal OF hope aud ambition are shat
tered.
We are much farther behind I
the protection ~ q investing publ
than uost nations. Great Eritai
and It's colonies France. German
and the Scandinavian countries hay
had effective blue Sky" laws fo
many years.
Among the advanced nations, ouf
h. perhaps the only country haNln
lo federal statute TO protect. the pui
lc hy Informing tho Investor. A
though local avs have been passed
80 states Of the Union. 10 Is compare
lively ensy for "a promoter 10 cscaf
} from one state 20 another and clud
i prosecution.
I N 4 \ T ARTICLE-"Miaio1
sunk Ia Wildcats -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

OVER tcooeo PEOPLE ASNuAffY Ar
Using AlNAIED iKUS TO HELP CiNl
TitM HiCu RiD BLOOD. R~ENiTAilfE
1illih WuNNOir EXHAUSTED NERVES
AND INCREASE 1titiN BODILY ANb
MENTAL NtbuR. The fraudulent imliatof
4cas1ucd that b. Offering n product with a
Hmilar nslur iof ahttio lcss money which be-
,ntmed 10 D. Iust as Fout, that Dec couid fonl
thou nads % tepk into hui mr. u, and thou
randth.fc been So fooled aud often have only
fvandit ouf Hfter thcN faded 10 ct The hnnsnis
thsY have tc-n Accustomed ~ receive fnufn The
reuuIur organic Asaatrd lion. Therefore N
'uH have taken some other iron prpluct Attn
ont rcsuiis Ms dncf hot prove Auyatcd Iron.
vs. ln0t hrln uu-tb ton onr ruhmntcr below
htlst some OF the fraudulent limitations Of
Nuzaicd Iron have heen hlri bic. One has
hcrn ordered OBJ The lnitrd States bHtirt
tourt tn pay one lhuusfud noiifr Dtmarrs
and iofs at trlac tom ut.nr me uonft NuV
AMI tnu. Anothcr has brrn siten q heavy nne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

for violation Of the criminal code. I've refrain
from giving wide puhlicity b. their names h..
cause We hope thcy willnow reform aud become
honest upright citiFrnsl Beware 81 anybody
vho Offers you something else which De claims
20 ,hrnp"t ana lnst 80 good. "A
II you are not strong or well you owe III 10
yolHscifto make shs follow inr test SEE how
tong you can work ur how Gar You can whIa
vs. ithout hcroming tired. Nstt take two nv.
grain tablets Of ord Nhxntcd Iron three
tImcs per day after meals ff two weeks. Then
test your strength aEain and frr how much you
have gained. 1hourands ofncWous. run down
persons WIN wcfcailiug nl the while hnvcs ut.
nlsinrly increased their strenFth and en-.
duutnoe o. two weeks time in many Instances
Your money win D. refunded BY the manu-
mrturow " YOU DO not obtain perfectly sstIf
hrt1ly rcsulls hcw are Of suhsttutes. AiwaNs
lonh fuf the word NnEhtrd on every package
8ut ne lcitrfs n . on cssrY tablet. SOLD b
ai dfursIsta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
~ NOU ARE FHTY,
AND TI.l.I OLD

Harken 10 "a man who H. Just 20
years older than YOU are-a man
VINO got downright pcvvcd az his
Job and quit because IL didn't pro-
viog enough DIRK for him 10 DO
This man a. William Hood, who
az 90 has resigned as chief cnEl-
uocr Tor the southern Pacific ruil-
road "a ga into business for him
sclf-whrrc hu can take on Just
o. much work as he Wills
Hood takes no credit 90 him-
self Tor h,ins healthy Says he
was born that way aud has kept
that way. dow by wurkiug
hard And be- mildly suggests you
fellows who feel sou are getting
old keep yuuGg by doing uk"wi~ 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

i.0oe cnts ~ aIfnlfa Though the as
sotin tions With gcod results. The
acrcagc this season shows an In
Grease.
The santa 70 railroad has applied
voluntarily 20 tho Interstate COM
mcrce commission for n reduction OF
tf.S8 ln the alfalm rate from Roswell
uud other Petua valley points to Mis-
aiaeippi rlyer points Tho reduction
has been Frnroad and win greatly
fasliiiat, tne movement % this years
hay crop.
Reports from Estnncia show that
tho rniuH of the past ten days have
vastly improved the crop prospects
for Estancln valley FOR this season.
While some hail fell u did nd damage,
The rains appear 10 nave covered
practically an OF Torrance county and
farmers are feeling much more Opt.
uilstlc as "a result.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

Reports from wool marketing Gene
tcrs nre becominF more and more
encouraging from the producers
standpoint More and more 81 the
IDLE uln1lcs are being put into op-
eaatiaa frcm week 10 week. While
nav wool prices show no advance
they are qn the other hand not de-
ciiniur. and the goods demand seems
90 he Improving steadily. Wool
gcncsAliy are not inclined IA
seli az prevailing prices which shows
a feeling Of optimism. based perhaps
an The somewhat certain passage OF
The emergency tariff bill and the
antl.dumpinw amendment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

Tise otis Gin ana Eieyator csnn.
pany. on the Carinhnd irritation pro-
lcct. n considering the huiidine OF al
~cottonsec1 on mill. n 10 hciievcd that
cotton grewinE under the Carlsbad
project h. now suffiricntiN advanced
10 warrunt the undertaking
Tho armcrs' exchange bulletin is-
sncd hv the chavcs county farm hu-
fcau. publishes the result ~ a careful
study ~ fruit conditions ln that
county. made 10y tho county agent.
Tho result IL a gloomy prospect Tor
the SEASONS fruit crop. The review
In the district north OF Boswell.
the western portion Of this district u
a toini ioss. while several orchards in
the eastern portion are very slightly
damaged. Eastward along the lfnudo
most % the orchards hav sufficient
fruit go Justify spraying Through
out the H. " ~ and EAST Grand
agc. and possibly some losses but
most 81 the districts should be
spra,c ed. as thu crop will look much
heavier when The fruit has reached
the size of wninuta
The DcNter district suffered heav-
49,. especially ! "a the wcstcrn part. nut
there seems b. he some fruit In the
eastern portion. The damage In the
Harcrmun district b. quite spotted.
but there h still some fruH m com
mercinl quantities la this district.
!. y. fusfcr attended the cotton
gruwerF conference in Washington
last week. as representative OF the
FARMERS Of the carlsbad project. The
conference was called hN D score
fufy 81 agriculture TO consider the
future ~ Industry q especially ~
protection from the pink boil worm
A determined campaign against
pear blight viii be made in the Me.
aiila valley 90 "a result 90 invostiFa-
lions hy The bona Ana cauniy arri-
lrulturnt board. These Investigation
disclussd that the blight has Faiuot
some Roadway m thu district wLici
b. an Important producer 90 cummcr
riui pears
hy the practically unanimous vote
fnr iH2 m"mhsrs of % Art,sia ~
fHlia Growers association bias de-
cidcd not to permit selling OF aifalf.
has outside the association. fns
season. Artesia. Hope Lake Arthur am
surrounding districts shipped owe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

ntcenilt whIlc IN sianiry. New
sft>ico. ] was tiIAInE 10 a rofia-
farfd, hnaef .frl farmer. when he
significantly ASKED. snldnr meet you
~ here nnre with a mnn from the
caliest ~ ne tanic q MsNanbT
writes an cslcution noftcr nane out
81 a lrfR Wht. ~ eQurHH you did
fepiled and sauie name y
chaplin
nef yoar ig., 81 returned IN his
I1aa. heavy toicc nnd ny. miatcr,
want lnn 81 fnrne doan hfrc ana rtf
whit ffal man NcNahh au fot ~
fti1lNs Nn hcTc.'
IIn riaeled me ~ ihc nfm and
utaitAcd me down to an u~p-to-dnis
bean WAREHOUSES elnlpped VIII
ttnnqr and cnrine. Re unlockedfhs
warehouse door and proudly eecetsed
M FROM great piles "a sacked bean.
10 ne engine room and evcn undcl
the building 10 sec thc firm founda'
ism. and SEGMENT supports. taiAslf
aandny ~ the while.
ives. sIr. lnffy-fhrco of us far
nicrs built this ourselves anil W naVl
n paid for too, sell our bean
itrnurh the state association and ~
i+ifef seeds beans. too. because vi
pIrk ont ihn ~falIaers bcann thai a.
ihe b.sf and keep olem for serd
lfesf Ihlbr ne people cycf did Wu
when troy balit This &archqutf som
~ ihe fafmefs kirk o. ~ cieanin'
fhafnce hui they nre The follows VII
can't ret bcfond their norts'
whom 10 we owe this toy VIII,
% that fellow McNahui Great man
II you get q o q him tell hn
llello Tor me and the president o
thc Stanley local came out an
locked The door q The little ware
To- 49, proud.
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they reach him.
How can he Judge
OF the cost and
profit on the food
he consumes. the
clothine he a
and thc fuel he
needs
In fact no one OF
the many people
through " b q \ q
hands the cummod-
lilies must pass
from producer 10
ultimate
can nudge OF an the
items OF cost en-
Jailed In production
q ~ . olsirih button.
only a d~isintercst-
I'd, cost nndinE
agency of the fed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

secretly anything in lho everyday
rtin 81 human af1alff it much o
~ etesilhf Than q hobby particularly
Is d thnnct 70 have IN q somcth.nE
~ al'fafiaHe % those whose lives u
I1iH president uI the InIifd States
has n hoHtt. m 1 cnn do an1Inln1
ID change disappointment INTO new
hsInA. naIl Mr.. HardInH. speaking
ono afternoon 10 flfe Wakhln4ton Or
h antn4enia n shall have satisfied
nc heat hobby p mAn ean have IN
kinnr o,lscsa IN Same Ilinn.
Men and women employed In the
extension work 81 the United States
d1nnftmenf 81 agriculture. some for
Uf children Of lnr nfma, soma tor
ne rroun-upa are do|nF just t1il
E|nt OF fhInr without perhaps feal|K-
ina shat AZ has become . hobby. Nere
NtCrea. president 81 the New forh
State Federation Of Home hureau
MannNoff. cites a case % Illustrate
The point Miss McNr.n rh""r 'h'.
letter from a farm woman
a. you know. I should have iefi
Iha farm and country We. perharn.
nnd rome with thousands % others 20
IIt CITY if Z rculn have done ~. J
iatc looked forward 20 the time when
nui nov the home bureau work
amnuF ~ has changed fhtnHH am
a. aHHuf1cd IN he work ! am learn
lne 10 % lhaf / wouldn't leave tho
foinfry Tor al the nlluremenfs 81 the
You know W. an have visions but
nov milne nfr the same ~ yours.
Here il n paragraph from the nn-
nuAi report cor 1879 sort ~ ny th'
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turn around 10 times.
Tho w0fit of consulting cnEiuh.r
for TING san DIEGO a ArinouH railroad
r~nttni.tsd ii.f Near. which Includes
.11 tunnels through granite rock and
was called "tue Impossible railroad
The famous Dumblrton bridge cut
on. near tho head uf San iluurisco
uay. connecting tho peninsula wan
the mainland, L. one Ut his many
bridges built.
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Hood has built practically al the
southern Pacific and subsidiary rail-
roads. Including part of tho Southern
lacific of Mexico.
Hood considers the construction Of
tho overland ro4d and tho develop
mont OF th, southern Pacific system
90 have been two 81 the greatest pro-
lecta in ul, world. beCausr they open
rd up tho uusttltd lands of tho vest,
giving civilization %unepualed tori
tory for development ana unritalcd
trunsportution facilities.
The Southern Pacific and allied
railway fstrma approximately
1890 milo. AMI Itoou lu4 covered
practically DNsrN mile uf o. uu foot.
some of It Doc hHH covered Nofo than
once. when construction work wa.
in p%rpgr,s iiool was always roiur
from project co. project, %Huhlrrtlur
7 each tu his personal supervision.
SI~nds Millions.
Hood hla p~rohahly spent mon,
money than 1uv other American 'u.
giur'r. THHre b. 900 means to csfi.
WHt' thD amount. Some have HuH.
gostcd S1uU 900 goo. others more hui
ltond himself says be- has 900 idct n.
Goo the amount
Conc1mne his future activities
Hood sa,u
y "a UH something that require
ACTIVITY Otherwise "a coffin Wnult
soon hr awYitins me.
"Fuf The urNt few months cNpc'
tn attend Co personal affairs. ana ni.
forward do some writing Tor puhlipd
ti0n on engineering subjects.
Amer that. / probably viii csiah
lish headquarters iu New YORK an'
accept engagements as "a c~onsultin'
engineer concerning projects ol
Kind tor which . feet mat J have hh'
enough experience to enable me q
be "a competent adviser.
Despite he advanced age, HOOD ]
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

N LIFE THERE ARE "FAHE' DIAMONDS AND REAL DIAMONDS.
For real diamonds there are Wuya limitations and substitutes, but nobody ever
heard ~ substitute for "A fake dninond-lT'S THE THINGS OF REAL
VALUE THAT ARE AFFLICTED WITH INVITATIONS.
Nuxotcd Iron has It's substitutes and fnuduLrt limitations, the reason ia pl,in.
NIAAIED IRON Is oRGANlC IRON LIKE THE IRON IN YOUR
BLOOD aud Ike the iron in spinach, entls and apples. Al far more expensive
% manufacture Nu~ed Iron than Ordinary metallic or mineral iron which people
49, INN -
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Nuxated Iron Imitator Comes
TOGrief in US. Court
ORDERED TO PAY $1,000 DAMAGES

and to Geo using the words "NuS and hon" o the faudui,nl imita.
ton. Another NuSated Iron imitAtor "a recently caught IN Tennessee
and given a heavy fine for violation Of the criminal law-But the rascal.
are not all caught yet &C beware Of subsitutes-How TO tell the genuine,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
CONTROL AIINLFA
WEIViL nv suRNYISG

The cuuntN agent header in Utah
ropoftinE to Inc United States dcpart-
mDni of agriculture nyT the spray
developed hy n office cr crrea- md
forage Insect investigations. bureau
lf entomology, iu thr department.
has increased the Production 81 M"
SPRAYED over D. uuSprHysd aiEtlfu
nclds hy an average - half ton
10 the acre. This spray o. made ct
2 to 2A pounds of lead arsennfo o.
calcium arTeuufc fu roo gallons IN
Watcl ~ ts applied tn % fine mist
with ID power sprtNur ut % rate of
30 o. 100 GALLONS Co thH acre. The
state leader says 25t nrms were M
Dludci lu the demonstration. which
covered le.i13 acres. u b. estimated
the saving elected hy Ibis form of
alfalfa control amounted To- $50 9G1.
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alert and ln robust health. he locke
20 years younger than he ~.
tie works standing up before "a
huge drawing board and ueNcf slts
down except to flgu his name. llc
SAYS Most people take credit on
themseNfs Tor their health. but not
10 1. VIVA born ncthhy. ] have lived
reasonably we'll. and ! couldn't spoil
myself D. I tued-uuloss 30 would De
hf uniting work.
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~ nUsToN THOMPSON
'ihairman. fcdlrial Trade Commits

Tho average customer cannot be
expected 10 Know the lntrlcuclcs %
modern marketing through which the
~necerearlff Of Ifc must pass before
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

"How YOU do s%thtt,r. hy poor boy
Have you over attended % stnmutering
school"
"N-n-n-n-no. I d'i-d-do this nat
fHr.nNaH HH
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OKLAHOMA CITY AUTO soPooL
OklahGma C.ty, Ohh. 1890 A.. Wealefn