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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

Additional pipe is being laid on Will coxson avenue by the Bridgeport Gas Light company, many houses in this locality are to receive gas service for the first time since the Paradise Lawn section was developed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

A new American speed record was established at Curtiss Field, Minleala. when Bert AcoSta in a Curtiss navy plane flew 1S4.S7 miles in an hour.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

A huge new sign has been placed in front of Seymour Wells gasoline filling station at the Green
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

Paddock will lay as many as 1,50O, 900 eggs each in one season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23
On The Waterfront

The "Me4-Pete," of the Mexican
 Petroleunl Line, hailing from New
 York arrived here late last night She
 had in tow oil barge No 3 of the Mex
 Pete Line The -MeX-Pete has the
 reDutation of being the finest looking
 Aug in New York harbor. Captain
 NV. Rex and the entire crew have been
 with the boat since it was built seven
 wears ago. That the "Mex-Pete" has
 the best looking galley and the pest
 cook of any boat that has ever tied up in the labor harbor will be vouch- to a piece of ship made pie, piece !. of coffee cake and a cup of tea Cook : E. B. Erdmann, of New York, is the man who passes up the eats to the fcrew. A Victrola furnishes music for : the crew. When light the "Mex-Pete" : with tow she can make 10 knots %The tug left early this morning for ENew York
 The United States submarine S-49 will leave early next week for New | London where she will be put in tdry-dock to undergo extensive repairs boats $50 and S-51 are still at the Lake Company's dock where workmen are putting on finishing touches.
 The R-24 underwent a number of Stests in the Sound yesterday after Inoon. She submerged to a depth of E25 feet. The undersea boat was out four hours
 The tugs Owen and James Nc : Williams cleared early this morning, flor New Jersey coaling port, with BIS light scows picked up at various eastern ports
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-23

' The Stratford bowling alleys are all set for the busiest season on rec
 | ord with 19 alleys now in commits sion, six of them new this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

toono-5aroom white aiucen. bunralow,
modern. sleeping porch, fireplace, furnace,
$500 room e note edible daah. mod.
sra, larss sissping porch, West silver
Hensss sad lots "a 81 rsrts u he city
~ Iao-t.foom hfitk, moerfn, FlAssrd
slssplng porch. Fsrafe, chiehen. houses.
lava, aidouaika. coping, Third sard.
close IN.
$4,000 a aercs Il rood Land. Q mites frau
town, two adotn honaea. outbuildinr ~
small orchard. electric pampiae pfaat
A. FLEISCHER
Real Estate. fnBursncs. loans.
Phons sra iit South Fourth ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
IL Motorcycles
Depart on Trip
To Ella Ranch

Seventeen m~otCrcyciists loft Aihu-
auerque at 8 o'clock hts morning for
the Fills ranch. ~ miles northcart
u the city. The Motorcycle club will
be- out for two days This original
plan 10 make . trip 10 the Upper
Pccos was Eivcn M when several
scouts sea up 10 that country aud
found that the roads were in bad
shape.
w. a.. Johnsun. t9ur-master, Is %
charge Of the party. Other member
are. Alfred ~SimOnton, John D..
Seth otto Bebbcr. Conrad Brokinr.
Joe lie Almond Alton Harrington
joan Gilmore, italpt Stubblcfscld
Alfred buchanan. Charles r. Drenton.
Fred Woiifc. W N. kichl, Merton
HckoN. George ciaFy. Aihion faid,
Ter. John umhone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
wASrEp-APARrMESr

wanted 10 ront furnished apartment
or smnl bungalow, closs IN Prefer 20
move In about sept ist. No children
and no siek. Can furnish hert 81 ref.
ersness. Name price and i~ocstion. VIII
sign lease. NJ. y n. care Herald office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
HOoMs wiTh ssIARD

NOoMs WIN s,,ARD
FOR EkNT-Roan win hoard one room
partly furnished Phone i7auJ
MON WITH huAnp -une woman bed
patirnt ma he HrrummHdated al 1901
LAST Central alter june ilih.
FOR RkNr-rwo iargs cool rooms Tor light
Housekeeping UtS " silver Phone
tki.I
FOR NENT-tkcelleni sireuiua porth with
board. Suiiable Tor one or two men. 6ls
south Walter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

when you want competent Help.
q Room, TO buy Anything. 10 sell
Anything. phone sfs. An exper.-
enced Want Ad Taker" will an
swer and be ready 10 take your ad
a. you phone H.
Herald want Al Takers are
thoroughly trained advertising
writer's. They have been instructed
IN the art OF writing WANT ADS
that PULL n you DO not know
exactly how your ad should hs
worded these operators will help
you.
REMENBERs We have q elias
~sification for every purpose and
results for thoao who use them.
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

LIVE STOCK 20
FOK SKTF-Fre-h cos aad esifi also pet
iamhs Phone 2tip.R1
FuR sALE-Tuo srvs Tor ~hreedins pnr
ppscn or hutcheringi b. prime condition
Phone 202oJ or 400
iOR RENT so
EUk NENI-Omce space. lis South Fourth.
opposite posi1fhce. Phone 7ia.i
fuR NM Store room. North Third ~.
ennollta Hcrsid 0lhce
FoR HuENT-nooms q
FOR RENT-Ncauy fami.hcd leepine
room- Close in. aiT south Thru
FOR R~ENT-Nlce isrse room suitable ior
two gentlemen. No nick. Phone SNtsi
FOR REN1-TWn furnished ICONS ful i!hi
honsekeeplnE sos " Lead
NDOMs foi nght boussksepia~ SV1 horh
THIRD ~
FOR KENf-FafaIshcd Ioasse1epi6s spsTt
ment f25 a month, e22 = Coal
FOR tN1-furnishcd room Tor liFht
housokceping go month. 2Ot East
LcNls near shops
FOk KENr-Cooi. pleasant nodefa room
iu private homr 80 sick f1i Wet
silver
sOR HALE-Dsndy scrs,eA psas oniJ Zoe
nou-A 81 rvsnisv H~-sis snsin.s. sfsis.
EL0IN nOfF. Ciess edmforiahie sleep
ms Eooms At special summer rates. 500
West Central
FOR KISf-NloeIy furnished eSoI room.
one and one half blocks from DiW Hall
ans VI Grand Ave.
FOR hENT, RoON-Hedrom privilege q
bath mao onll private entrance 90 sick
M south Ainth
ron itfNI-nou-s o
foh Hthf 2 room cottage. furnished
ifO1 Virginia Ave.
FOR RtNr-b. room modern houss. AppB
elo ~ Third
FOR RENT-Two small houses Ia Highlands.
furnished or unbranded, Phone i2sO.W.
sURA1Ch PADS. Toe per Doana a ave
.lrs Hsrsld
FOR kENf-3 loom house IBIS : High
81: water paid Phone 1880.
HOUSE FOR RkNT-, A. Hammond. s2i
East Silver Phone isa2R
fuR bkAf-fivc roum unfurnithed modern
house 1913 Forester Ave
FOR hALE-Tcnt house. le feet squaro
wired fer electric lights Price $50 Call
GA kssi trumwell.
fuN MINT Two uta huuEHioua nieeiy
FURNISHED. never been occupied lpratcd in
nLshlands lnquife tnt Snuth High -.
FOR RhNT- Furnished. modern A. b and
q room houses clnsc iu. ". ~. MrMu.
lion. eos Wet Gold aycnur.
FOR RENr-Fiys rooml With siespIas
porch slse garage. Appiy 7Ol New York
FOR RENr-Fl,e room dwelling house ior
rent Tor uiuiuer Completely furnished
Cool Very reasonable No sick. rhorc
hs0-f.
fOR REAT-Onc room cotiage and sleeping
perch electric lights. water and furnished
for hsht housekeeping can In Rnerneuns
at ~ south Nsssaf, University Heights.
FOR RtNT-flye ronm brick modern we'll
furnished gas and steel range. treat and
posioWre ais West iesd No sisk IN
auire 7ul West silver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
Why PAY RENT, cETA HOME nov. D T. K~INcsBURY. 2lo WEST coLn


Leverett Zapf q 10.
lIustiefa IN Real Esiate In all It's
branches Money TO loan.
WE INSURE ANYTHING In
SURABLE.
'TIf WISE no INSURE
WISELY.
MAIN OFFICE ron
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
let us figure on Your plans,
make you plans and build you a
house. We can do u and save you
some money. A trial will con-
vince yUu.
Always glad TO be OF service to
you.
SEQ West Gold Ave. Phone $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
nonl,s REPA1REn

Now ~ the time TO have that
new ROOF put on; or TO have the
old one painted and repaired. Best
grade Of materials. Work guaran-
toed. call 0ibson-FHw Lumber
Co. FOR man. Phone 333.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

FOR HAIE uN TRAnt fur cts p%ruttrl,
m1tl BiiaID aud fuli unch 81 Zoo vNI
handle. ialant. t,uma, Phone oanrr
uAll.IA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
wANTED-An,omob,,cs

WANTED-AuIomobiir~ 50
UsLD esr 10 sale io7 s Vita 81
VIZ .p..aIf6 siDfagc e. month opcn DAY
and nigh nnd hulins used ears. 600
Sath So, gd. = W Hilles Proprietor
UstD tAks bought, sola sRL traded, tsFa,a
n desired. Mcintosh Auto Co. COS ".
Nantrai phNna kf2
MID SONY GOOD SCRATCH FADst-
Oct them a. she Evening Herald business
ofica. Zoe per pound
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FOR RENT

boa u%nfuruishcd cottage. mod.
good location SO sick.
APpLY SIS a. SECOND sT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
MANTEII-Houses

FOR SAIL AUTOMOBILES ~
fON SAIL frauklin ifuct Lao ncs prI,r
Htuu aiH1 Furd Spcrdsicr utr prn
fgurih st 0arago tnt 400 Nnrih fuuuth si
k-ta htiCN touring osrs first eiass con.
dillon, hond. Dillon Companl. city
FIVE passenrer 1890 Bnick. excellent sbAps.
Phone 22up i02 Columbia
FOR SALE-Bargain = Overland touring
car $500 ~ North Walter ~.
FOR fall nodEc Touring onc Chew.
ruiei spcvdstcr $40 y Third IT. Phone
HARVEY AUTO SPRINGS for all can.
guaranteed j. korber A Co. Alhuqucr
quo a 81
ION NALt-uuisuu $40 touring s4r. NJ
VIII trade fur smaller raf See ear sun
daf hutifr Autu Co Bench aud floor WORK
200" dollar per hour
fuW NNtt tToNOhtLt Lca,ins rity
forced 90 sacrifice my five passenger
Niilys hnisht ioriuE car Boz Al condition
n 500 want a. teal bargain Htt quick fur
demonstration scs Ear at 400 ouuih Arno Hi
FOR ~tlE- Twin Sa Packard thoroughly
uN'rhHuIrd rYlindri Eulund and ruuIpptd
with lshf weight D. LuAr pisluus motor
hk, uru spot tishi rxtra tire iubr and
rUW cushion covers tungau vud shield
newly painted looi hke nov aud runs hkr
new Mast .,N. VII make Ncp Iuw price
ilshi Sis Mitchell fiEhf Sis Monitor and
iight SIk Overland. all Boz hrst.olsss shape
o. T. podson 4 Son. 500. tn2 North Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

FOR sAII-IEpe~uiers "a
FOR SALE. TYfkwhfrEhs-M knds,
both ucE and second hand, bought sold
rented and rypaiFed A~legqgerqgs Type
Fourth 81
ron sAii--Missalancous 5
fOR eALE- raneg rose, rhone ltl6If
fOk sALE Reed lahy caru.ge in nut
dass rendition liI Suuth Youth
BLACK MALNtrs-se per pound. 10
Hoath Walnut
TltY Boldly mia sAiniaeiion guaranteed
Phone 2li1R
FOR sALE-sweet Peas. Binehers Gar
dcnE Phone 90.
fOH sALE-Magnihccni roses. 500 doa
Huohrrls Gardrns Phone iiibW
FOR stLt Largo Navajo rs finest weave
Phone i1An.I.
fOH sAit Hofse two teaird hnsgy sud
harne.a Phone iiiu ur cell 1894 West
fenfrai
fuW SALT one add,ns maehinc. one chock
protector both nraf1} neN nuo gas range
1ie B THIRD ~ Phone ts7ni
FOR sAfE-tp sal of Jefsey mIk a DAY
% cent. pr salloe a. rsnes 3 . mile
AsHEsrus ROoF FAINT Good Tor ~
tinds Of roof g. per gallon The Man
fauo Co. no b walnut. Phone 1884 J.
w a eaili ~ roof. Wal iast a. long a. tho
TOR sALt - Compartment dtl gallon,
dsmouniahir steel tank suitable Tor use
Hn wagon ur truck for haullns of water. Oh
pr E~ar1lnr r-.nr a.
FOR sALt-Auto camp tralier complete. In
first class rendition Includes tent. beds.
table stove. Gee box. Phone i1ltJ li25 D.
silver
80 SUPPLY of army canyas foidinr cots
and angle iron cots. perfect condition.
~ 90 10 sl25 The Army and Na'y store
821 So. First -
FOR sALE-ysrd Kitchen cabinet All
neial white enamel finish inside and out
This b. o. frai harglin 90 $1,000 See Do a.
lbr rf1r Furniture Go. ll3 Wet Gold
Phone 400 "
FOR hALf-Cusntfrs. tables. chairs. dishes.
coffee urn. cuah register partable oven,
and other equipment suitable for icr cream
parlnr or Restaurant Address T.. q. bon
1872 Albuquerque, n Mes
DEPENDABLE PLANrs-porto Rico and
al leading varieties 81 sweet potato
plants. aiso tomatoes. 500. ~ -; 1000.
~ 20; 5000. $1,000 EEF plants, sweet
and hot peppers: 400. gfr 500. e. IS.
BeruudE onions; 1000, - 90. noiiverg
and ennnt guaranteed. Send for dcserip
tive folder, Dealers eet my wholesals
prices. TefAs' Pioneer Plant Shipper. G
= sewell Pcarsail Teraa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

fOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50
fOK NM Apsrimeni' tae inrnished
uuoms Tor housekeeping. gat +. second.
FOR RtN1-Modern apartment At 1923 W.
Isntfal Cal a. l00s W Central -
Two parity Furnished rooms Tor hght houss.
keepinf. 1loh n second ~ -
RDOMs for hght housekseplns. so7 hefsk
FOR HENT-Two fouias fRfuished Tor lsht
heu.ekeeping. i0s spuih hdith fhone
fOK kENT-fhfse furnished housukeepiag
Iu1lns and two hleeplpg pprches. sEt r.
CuaL krnt Nrfy reAsonahle
FOR KENr-Thrse rooms large eolhes
cloaei bath. water and lights. sO6 \. sth.
FURNISHED housekeeping apEfunents
modern, No t.ck. Crane Apis, aiS n.
seventh.
FOR RESr room sr.rtmeati LIGHT ron,
90 car line. 6ti y.
FOR NkAT-rwo and lhregFoom modern
furnished apartments, with garage. hot
and cold. al y. Broaaway.
FUE NEST-Two light houssKssPiaE rooms
furnished also Z bedrooms. i2ih n
Third.
FuR NM Emished apartment! three
room strictly mnderu furnished apartment
equipped with Disappearing esds also BED
lnqui~e 900 Easf Coal Ave
MONEY 10 LOAN ~
MONEY 10 L0KN-0s dlSmoEdT wsieRss
nd sSG i''' GjsosiiisS 4 i B:si. i6s SS SPa
first 81
CONFIDENTIAL losas on IsseirY diamonds,
watches, Liberty Bonds, pianos automo
iR11.,i TaSas' ' 70 tn, H ,i.is SCUM
MISCELLANEOUS a
6kIfER KODAK FINISHING It Is better.
Return pos,sge Pad 90 nail orders. The
guerque. n. MeN
aAATED-Careful kooaN hnmhinE by mae
ter pAotogrApheri twice daily s~arvies. hS
member, Satisfaction guaranteed. hsnd youf
Hams = Hanna. Mssisr PIoiosrapAsn
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AZ
FOR BALE-Rooming aoase. Phons tsT
Nelly, 2is Mest 0old.
FoR sNLEII III sell NJ, I.stsaTsaii
sOk sALb-ons o. 20. eis-sE sstaolishsd
Ideal location. Eetablaked trade. Profits
are large Sgisl turnover Of stost. Hsvs
,s.s. on building via Prs.~st rsnt Us.r
6ay" tAsi lss ever been offered "a Abs.
iodASi address Bon 81 ssi. 81 herald.
- PlluFlssmSAL CARDS q
Dh MlkoAhEf ckkfnioHf
pfhss hoom TO- Grant Hidg. Phone sTi'5,
Residence i123 East Central
phons bTl.W.
DR.. S. c. CLARKE
Eya. Bar. Moss and TAroai. 0lssses Fitted.
harnstt hldg fhons e8e.
office Hours : 10 ~ = n. snd , 70 8 .. N
TnE HEiiAi4D WANT Al PAsiE
has a classification for every purpose
and results for tho-e who use them,
DnEsSMNkISG ~
WKNTED-flsln and fancy ssving, fhoss
lljtM
SHIRT AND DREssMAKINo. sol s. I'd.
Phoue tta0J.
] ACCORDION PEEATfNG-EkiTs ADD raf
Pes ~ ~ kinds y Crane. ans n soy.
rnth ~. Phone dit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
WANTED

Position as stenographer with local
concern. Can furnish the best OF local
references,
ADDRESS BOX as
Care OF Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

WAITED job N auY Kind hY young man
I'd trHr old good education willing 60
work good rsirrrnreH bux 100 care uefald
pnNiTfON WANTED Crrkias or truck
driving general auto repairing or other
steady employment What haVr fou o. Of
f.r' 80 objections tl leaving city Mar
r|.d man htst 0f reference. Phone i2g2M
sll Worth tlghih
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
FOR sALT-RcnI rsra,r Z
FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR sALE-RcaI FstsIe ~
FOR SALE-LOTS
Two east front corner lots In
University Heights. close 20 car line.
Addross M care iigrald.
FOR sALE -Enraiiure Is
FOR SALE -Twohurner Perfection oil
stove and oven strvart Hot blast Heat
trs ,hrap Phone foss ~
fOR SAtF rnrrh swing ire boa swo
iron beds with mattresses and springs
iun oKi1 mating uef. nearly new ia
smaller woven nss. dining and library a.
hlrE. chair dishrs garden hose etc tule
Inrrr-lrr aycnuc
FOR sNIE-IIon-cz q
fOR SAlh- Will ssn my h1ra-s 81 . bar
gain, Third ward. good income. Geo. N
Thomas Combs hotel, Room 100.
FOR SALk-smal modem hoase veil H.
Gated, Priced 80 Tor V "a sale. TERM
can b. arranged Bon le cato of Hcrsli
FOR SALLY owner -hrre ROOM house
With two screened pnrchcs cty wafer
electric lights thrnn fnr quick talu. $40
W Irur Phone bll W
FOR SAilE-slk room house Nth Two
lareC screened in pnrches and With two
or more laFge lots on Central Ave Address
Mrs Harrison Wallace Gcu,rHl p"IN,rv.
FOR SRtF irnom house vf'h bath ,lc.
trio i4hfs. boo and cold vufrr. full silH
Doe uur block FROM rHr line uu highland tr
1880 NauN cash So a. month Including
.nte.est Cell before - o. m today tls
J o. Cromwell
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wTSIEPP-fi' aad f'0s5 sewing. rhoa'
SHIRT AND DREssMAKIN0. sol s.. I'd
phone tts0J.
ACCORDION pLEArfNG-Nkirts and rot
fcs % on Kinds. y. Crane, as \. sew.
rnih 49, Phnna 1it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

We iist below a few bargains n
tned and new guods. which 80 OF
fer nj special low tees. good uutii
June 1srd.
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%siTTATIONs wANTTD

MUTATIONS WANTED I
$1,000 OR ti5OO 90 Ioan on good tccuniy.
lnfIin property Fhnne nos
NAS VITA family wants vork. HoI rs. saFs
Herald.
MA'ftn-WHfl of ans Kind o., hieh trhnnl
lHf Cen drive soto OF ans make phnua
lt-N M N ~ urrlli office
WANTED BY married man. lah drtflng
WIE arnU or truck Thoroughly familiar
W .fI. Address , ~. cafe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
WANTLD-Agcnis
lion

WANTED-To seil you = fa~ pounds Of
s%er.iea pads Al 100 per pounL Evening
h~nsirass ofics
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

Eys. Bar. Moss and TArosi. Glasses FITTED
harnstt hldg fhons eae.
Ofne. Hour ! to n = a. saa , % 8 .. n
ThE HERALD WANT AD PA,sE
has a classification for every purpose
and results for thn@e who use them.
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NOTICE
CARPENTERINC-

Houses % build rs contract or
~ 'rrts per hour Also repair wors Al
tnVu"rqur tenttrufiinn Go. Non union.
Ih.ne .lHe or gi1
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1921-12-23
STATE INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE
WOULD MOP OUT COUNTY LINES
Continued from Pags sOne)

head 6 the gorge of the Grand Can
yon; that intermediate projects relat-
ing solely to power and which in no
way interfere with flood control and
reclamation should be allowed to be
developed as the state Of Arizona may
deem most wise and needful, pro-
vided always that if such power is to
be developed by private capital no one
interest should have monopoly there
of; and that in the building Of any
dams for any purposes in the state of
Arizona on the Colorado river it be
embodied as an underlying principle
that the present and future needs Of
the state be guaranteed to it under
such rules and regulations as will pro-
tect the people in service to be rem
dered and charges to be made for any
power developed.
We further recommend that all feas-
IDLE proposed irrigation projects with
in the state receive the help and sup
port Of this organization.
Agriculture and Livestock
That the people Of Arizona and
America will be benefited by conserv-
ing the agricultural and live stock in
dustries; that the successful produc-
ton of agricultural and livestock pro-
ducts depends upon the proper finan-
cling and distribution Of products; that
we sympathize with the farmers and
livestock men Of Arizona and Of the
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1921-12-23

nation in their efforts to effect bust
ness organizations for cooperative
marketing of various agricultural pro-
ducts and livestock.
And we recommend to the othef
business interests here represented
that they lend their aid in bringing ]
about condition Of cooperative bust
ness organization of agricultural and
livestock growers, to the end that all
industries in the state and in the ma
ton may be benefited and upheld by
a prosperous productive contented ag-
ricultural population.
Transportation
Arizona is suffering under high
railroad freight rates, some of which
are discriminatory in character, and
the railroads, being one of the states
large industries, should cooperate
with US in seeing that such rates are
materially lowered and determinations
removed, to the end that the producer
be given fair treatment and opportu-
nifty to compete with producers of like
products going to market from other
states and so the Arizona merchant
may be able to give to Arizona con-
sumers the benefit of such reduction.
Taxation and Economy
The people of the state, almost with
out exception, feel that the burden Of
taxation to be borne by them and by
the states industries is, if not re-
strained, going to become unbearable.
For this condition we are ourselves
in considerable degree to blame, for
sufficient attention to expenditures Of
public money has not been given by
the people. We, too, frequently for
get that our state is sparsely settled
and that the same item of expense
borne by one Of the older states is al
most impossible to be borne by US.
We, therefore, recommend that
towns, cities, counties and state work
under a closely compiled and eco
nomical budget system;
That when an appropriation is made
expenditures be kept within that APP
preparation;
That great care should be taken in
determining the necessity of new COM
missions or boards, and that useless
or duplicating ones be abolished;
That an honest days work be re-
quired of those holding official posi-
ton, and that the utmost economy,
having in view the needs Of and what
the people can fairly bear, be prac-
ticed by those having in charge the
expenditure of public moneys;
And we hereby pledge ourselves
that hereafter we will, as an organi-
cation and in our individual capaci-
ties, use our best endeavors to see
that such economy is practiced.
Salisbury Thanked
A resolution of thanks from the
conference to P. G. Salisbury, chair
man Of the organization committee,
who worked indefatigably for the sue
cess of the conference, was returned
as follows:
Whereas, the attendance, enthu-
siasm and results of our first Arizona
state industrial conference have fully
justified the ambitions and activities
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1921-12-23
son, and T. A. Riordan, Flagstaff.

son, and T. A. Riordan, Flagstaff.
The following resolution was pre-
scented by the directors and unani-
mously adopted as the party" plat
form. It's good. Read it.
BE 1T RESOLVED:
Reclamation and Power
That we urge upon the people of
the United States, and upon their
senator's and representatives in con-
gress, the immediate enactment of a
national measure providing an ade-
quate appropriation for carrying out
without delay the recommendations Of
the president of the United States in
his last message to congress relating
to relief from the menace of congested
cities, and the reclamation of waste
lands Of the nation.
Colorado River
That the expressed intent of secre-
tary Of the interior Fall at Riverside,
California, December 8, 1921, that the
national government would take over
the control Of the Colorado river for
flood control and reclamation purposes
is and should be acceptable to the
people of this state and this organi-
zation should use every effort to the
speeding up of the work necessary to
be done to effect such control and rec
lamation.
And we further recommend that the
food control dam be placed at the