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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-28
Farmers Plan 10
Own Slaughter Houses.

CHICO. Calf, April ga. P.)--
Cooperative marketing Of cattle, owns
ership by producers or slaughter
houses and limited number of. retail
stores, and an increased price for
cows and steers were declared to be
the aims of the California Cattlemen's
Association, by T. P. Ramsay of Red
Bluff president, in an address which
opened the convention Of cattlemen
yesterday. t... .....t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-28

The Krupps firm of Germany has
succeeded in perfectingi a process by
means Of which fuel values can be re-
covered from cinders. The process
utilizes the magnetic property of the
iron compounds contained in the Gin
ders. Approximately twenty-five per
cent Of the weight Of the cinders is re-
. ~ ,fF3
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-28
Wages Come Down
For Miners May 1,

GLOBE. Ariz.. April 2S.-(A. P.)-
Notices were posted today at the Old
Dominion company's mine, announc-
ing a reduction in wages of Is to 16
1-2 per cent for all employees. The re-
duction is effective May l.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-28
Peruvian Money
Drops to Low Record.

LIMA. Peru, April 2S.-.(A. P)-
The Peruvian pound was quoted Tes-
day at $3.50. marking a. new low rec
ord in its relation to the American
dollar, the quotation against New
York representing a fall of 25 points
during the last week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-28

II is believed that the experimental
camphor groves which. have been
planted. in Florida will be developed
to commercial Importance within
few years. *-S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-28

Bread and Butter
For Lunch

The youngsters home from school
will love the wholesome taste which
Golden West gives to good bread, and
it is good for them because it is SO pure.
We make it fresh for you each day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-28
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL


available for trade Wednesday at
North Portland, the cattle market was
considered about steady and ON a NOM
inal basis.
General cattle market range;
Evening star., 1921-01-19
POLICE GET CONFESSION
FROM ALLEGED GUNMAN
Arrests Believed to Have Cleared
Up Murder Of Railroad
Dstectdvea

;. TOLEDO. Ohio. January la-Break-
ing up Of the gang Of gunmen which
killed two railroad detectives Mon
day noon. has been accomplished. po-
Two alleged members OF the band
One Of these-Edward Foley OF
Denver and Omaha-has confessed
and. has implicated Royce Richard
son. negro, also under arrest, and
: two others. both white, for whom
police detectives Of Pittsburgh and
Cleveland are conducting search
The negro. Richardson. a former
union depot 'red cap" was the mas
ter mind" In this robbery and as
sassination. and police detectives of
Toledo and Cleveland are attempting
to connect him and his, pals" with
the Sly-Fanner robbery and murder
recently in Cleveland.
PoNce are certain Richardson plot
ted tho Toledo robbery because he
was tho only one of the quartet.
they say, who was aware Of the daily
money transaction. and who was
familiar, because Of his employment
at the depot, with the procedure and
the route traversed.
To the police Foley IL declared to
have confessed the names Of the three
men who were with him when the de-.
tctdves were killed. One Of these is
the black, Richardson. The other
names arc withheld Tor police pur-
poses.
Evening star., 1921-01-19
A RENEWED APPEAL

ton renew their appeal for funds with which meet the
hey,are facing i their social IN
the District of Columbia
These family agencies attempt to relieve distress ire
spectve of race creed Their work is to mend homes
broken by Illness death Of Garner deseron OF bread
They dependent upon voluntary contributions. AS
previously stated donations have not kept with in
creased demands The dollar has shrunk and gifts have
expanded in proportion.
Will not those who have supported these HOME
CHARITIES their assistance and old and loyal
friends who have stood by in times of emergency help
meet the threatened deficit by increasing their annual gfts
Contributions may be sent to either of the societies
to Howard Reside, Treasurer Joint Finance Committee,
Social Service House, s923 H street northwest.
MILTON E. AILES
Chairman, Joint Finance Committee
Evening star., 1921-01-19
|GEDDES' ABSENCE HOLDS
UP CHALMERS MISSION
Report That Trip Was Postponed
for Political Reasons Called
Errone eous.

LONDON, January 1s.-The. mission
TO the United States Of Lord Chalmers,
permanent secretary Of the treasury. has
been postponed merely because it is
considered negotiations with the Amer
fcan government should not occur dur
ing the absence Of Sir Auckland Geddes,
the British ambassador. 1t was authort-
tatively stated today. (Sir Auckland is
on the Nay from New York to London
to confer with Premier Lloyd George
and Earl Curzon, the foreign ,secretary.)
Reports that the trip Of Lord Chal-
mef1 had been postponed for political
SeaSons was declared erroneous, his visit
merely being delayed until Str AUCKLAND
fnturhs TO -Amarica. which win BE- the
middle Of February at the latest
Evening star., 1921-01-19
WILL SHOW BIGGEST CRANE,

The Washington Societyrof Techni-
cal Engineer Architects and Drafts
man and the scientif1c-technical.g
Of the Federal Employees, Union will
give motion pictures OF shipbuild-
go handling plants this evening at 8
o'clock in the auditorium Of the Interior
Department Pictures Of the largest
crane in tho world. erected at Philadel-
phta, will be shown.
Evening star., 1921-01-19
,J0SEPH1. SAKs IN FIRM.
Washington Man Made Secretary
and Treasurer.

Joseph L Saks, son of Isidor Saks,
president Of Saks q Co. Of this city
and New York, who has been actively
connected with the local store. has
been admitted to the corporation and
made secretary and treasurer, it was
announced today.
Mr.. Saks will retain his place in the
local store. =;
Evening star., 1921-01-19
ORDERED 40 coB1ENz.

EtKtneers.> at .the War Department,
has hAen ordered. to take courier mail
to 'Cobleuz, Germany, and VIII report
Y.,duty. With tie eAAmes1cAn5akxnY Y70l
occuDntt00.
Evening star., 1921-01-19
MARsHALLs TO GO ABROAD
Vice President and Wife Will
20 Leave During May.

Vice President and Mrs. Marshall will
go to Europe about the middle of May. If
present plans are carried out. The Vice
President is going to attend an inter
national Masonic meeting in Geneva
He win represent the Northern Jurisdic-
ton Of the Scottish Rites order. The
meeting will last about two weeks.
Evening star., 1921-01-19

Throughout the history Of Japanese
feminine dress the graceful lines Of
the kimono have prevailed almost
unchanged
Evening star., 1921-01-19

city, u given $1,000. and the remain
ing estate IL to be converted into
cash and distributed equally among
Evening star., 1921-01-19

the testator's~ pargaRB- and Bfeths0
and sisters residing ~ EernowitffA
Rumania. Il
Evening star., 1921-01-19

| IL to have $soe and his children, Char
lotte and William. each $3.50. A broth
er, Benjamin Gr1uef. Of New York
Evening star., 1921-01-19
DIVORCED WIFE LEFT 81.

BY the terms of the will OF Joseph
NJ Grauer. dated December 80. 1920. a
bequest of 81 Is. made to his divorced
wife, .Rebecca Grauer, OF San Fran
cisco. His present wife. Sarah Grauer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct. a.
II was Big Bertha" Capt. Malcolm
Aldrich who dropped u bomb shell
into the Army's camp at the Yale
Army game. IL came at a time when
the Ellis had their backs to the goal
and II seemed there was nothing left
to do but for French, OF the Army,
TO throw one OF his Justly famous
forw9rd passes which had been such
a worry to the Jones proteges. and the
the score. That Is exactly what hap
pened. b~ut-there was Capt. Aldrich.
lie had sprinted over near the side
lines and, plucking h ball from the
hands OF IN Army, end, kept "A
straight course down the side. cover
ing seventy yards for IA down on the
~nfteen.yard line. The rest was easy.
Thereby satisfying the walls OF all
In the bowl that Captain Malcolm
Aidrach OF Yale Is the IDEAL type OF
football halfback.
Tall and rnngy build. no stands 8
feet II Inches, weighing only l6S
pounds.
But it is les pounds OF fire and
determination. OF wiry muscles. OF
speed, courage and grit.
With IL all, he In OF the quiet type
that let's It's actions speak for them.
II play football because Il is this
most glorious game in the world.
u have played II ever since | was
a youngrtcr in knee pants. and my
greatest regret on leaving college
will Doe that u will mean hat my
football days are over.
There is a thrill In football that
you can't get In any other game.
Perhaps It's because OF the physi
cal contest, the plttlng Of your
strength and speed against your op
poncnt's.
And then IT'S great. the match
Ing OF you wits against the other
fellows.
baseball isn't in II, and that's an.
other game | like"
The last word was spoken over his
shoulder ms he hurried away to an
ever the call Of Head Coach Jone,
Tor the afternoons daily grind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
PENN STATE WALKS
OVER GEORGIA TECH.
Killinger Is Star in 26 to
! Victory Over South
ern Team
Ry HENRY l.. FARRELL.

NEW YORK. oct. &C., with AN its
wind knocked OUT % its fury like a
spring zephyr. the Golden Tornado"
was blown back south here this after
noon hy a real cyclone from the
mountains Of Pcnnsylvania.
Penn state carrying the standard
of the north into the biggest inter
sectional battle of the year. lowered
the Cold ana White CulorF uf Georgia
Tech, u beat the champions OF IA,
south, 2s to e.,
Young Glenn k|illinEcr. three ycar
baseball basketball aud football star.
was the outstanding luminuTy Tor
Penn state. hlllingcr ran 90 yards
through the entire Georgia team for
A touchdown after hu had pulled
down a towering Rick OF.
Ito scored another touchdown in
the fourth period on "a brilliant line
plunge and he figured In every move
ana every play Penn made.
Penn state started on poorly by
being thoroughly d,mornlizcd by the
famed SHIFT uf the s%outhcrus. The
Blue line vytckcd wide open early In
the ttrst period Whom tho great Judy
Harlan and Red Barron smashed
through Tor q parade that brought
ave tlrst downs In "a row and pushed
Barron over Ion a touchdown.
- was then that Ktlliugcr rose 10
the heights and started "a string OF
brilliant deeds that showed his team
into high speed toward victory.
killinger ON the next play grabbed
lymnu's Kickoff ON the 10 yard line
and ran through the entire field foi
4 touchdown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Western Football
Scores Follow
Advance Dope

CHICAGO. oct. 2s.-western
football scores followed the dope In
the midwest today.
Wisconsin, defeat Of Minnesota
In the Drudge game" WA more
one-sidcd than expected, 30 To o.
but outside Of that the teams
picked To win. won.
Illinois met her third defeat OF
the season from Michigan. Yost's
squad took the Him into camp by
a 3 to o
Purdue put up "a stubborn game
against the Iownns. holding them
scoroiess In the first period. Jones
squad solved the builcrmakers De
Tense though and marked up 10
points In the final periods. white
Purdue made a Ions touchdown as
the game ended. but failed TO kick
goal, the 20 hoing ~ 10 6.
Nntre Dame won the state CHAINS
pionship Of Indiana by winning
from Indiana ~ 10 Z ut indian
apolis.
Chicago used second string mon
and beat Colorado 80 To- o.. Stagg
took no chances with his men for
h coming important battle with
ohio state
Northwestern triumphcd over
Depaul 81 10 o.
Most OF the games were played
on m-in-soakcd fields.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
ROSWELL DEFEATS
ALBUQUERQUE HIGH
BY 80 TO SCORE
Local Team Outweighed
But Puts Up a
Game Fight

ROSWELL, n. A., oct. es.-Albu-
querque High school lost 90 Roswell
this afternoon by the one sided score
OF 80 to 0. The Albuquerque boys
were outweighed ten pounds TO the
man but they fought against Ros-
wells team of old time players from
the start until the last with eyery
hit they had In them.
Albuquerque kicked off to Roswell.
giving them the ball on their 40 yard
line. Roswell made their first touch
down by line plays and end runs
about five minutes after and by the
end OF the quarter they had made
another. using the same tactics.
In the second quarter Roswell
opened up on forward passes. making
another touchdown. Albuquerque
then got tho hall and started a march
down the field. completing five for
ward passes. one after the other. II
looked like a touchdown for the AL
buduerque team when the whistle
blew for the first half with the hall
on Roswell's Is yard line. Score. u
TO o.
The third quarter Roswell drop
Kicked 20 yards for three points and
scored another touchdown, third quar-
Ter ending 81 to O..
In the fourth quarter Albuquerque
twice held Roswell for downs on the
two yard line, losing two points on a
blocked kick behind their own goal
line n six points on n touchdown
FOR which Roswell failed to kick goal
Inexperienoe and the hard trip Of
the Albuquerque boys accounts for
most OF the n sided score They
made the trip to Roswell by auto,
stopping over night at Vaughn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Centre College Defeats HARVARD; Yale Whips Broyn; Michigan 7
Western Football

A. Urhana-Michigan q. Illinois 0.
Al Lafayette-Towa II; Purdue 9.
At Madison-wisconsin 40; Mime
sofa o.
Al Observation-Disclosures. s4i
DeDaul. o.
Al chicago-chicago Sc; Colorado
o.
At Grinnell-Coe 10; crlnneli o.
Al indianapolis-Notre Dame
Indiana Z.
Al BeIolt--Beiolt Is; Knox 7.
At Lawrence--KanEas Aggfes z;
Kansas University II.
Al Lincoln; Nebraska a.; Okla
homa o.
At Kansas city-Hasken Indians
81: TulAa. 0.
At Topeka-washburn College. Z;
Fairmount. 6.
Al Austin-Texas, sc; Rice, 0.
At Denver-Denver University. o.
Wyoming. ..
Al Colorado sprinss-coiorado Col.
lege, 0; Colorado Aggies. ~.
At Detroit-universtty OF Detroit
II: Tulane. 10.
At Tiffin-Case. II; Heidelberg. o,
At Delaware-Ohlo Wesleyan. o;
Oberlin. ~.
At columbus-Kenyon. Il otterbeit
Z.
At Columbin-Missourl. 6: Drake. o
At Cincinnati-wittenberg. Z; Gin
%cinnRti. q.
Al Dayton-Miami. "a; Denlson. Q
Al Athens-Ohio University. 80
Baldwin wailece, o.
At Salt Lake-utah. II; Idaho. Z.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Eastern Football

At cambridge-Harvard. o; Centre,
At Observation-Disclosures ~; Vir'
ginia o.
At New Haven-Yaie as: Brown z.
At New York-Georgia Tech Z;
Penn State as.
At New York-winiama 20; Co
lumbiR o.
Al Observation-Disclosures IS: Rutgers
At Annapolls--Navy II: Bethany
At Washington-washington 0:
Georgetown 2s
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs;
Penna o.
At Middletown-wesiyan ~: Tufts
II.
At New York--rordham o; Boston
College O..
At Lehigh-west Virginia a; lie.
high 81.
At Ithica-Corneil 50: Dartmouth
z.
At syraeuse-w. q j.. II; Syracuse
o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
STEKETEE'S TOE
GIVES MICHIGAN
WIN OVER ILL|N|
He Boots Ball Over Goal
for a Three to Zero
Victory

uRBANA. Ill. Oct. 2s.-Halfback
Steketee'E toe won the Illinois Michi-
gan game here today when the Michi-
gan backfield star booted the ball be-
tween the goal posts, defeating the
Illini 3 to o.
Steketee's place kick came In the
second quarter. Michigan by straight
football. had carried the ball to the
Inini twenty yard line, where the
Illinois line stiffened and held for
downs. Steketee dropped back. and
amid cries from the Ilini bleacher
Of Block hat kick the ball sailed
between the goal posts.
Illinois tried her famous passing
game n In the third quarter car
ried the ball To the Michigan line. A
forward pass cver the Michigan goal
line was intercepted by Steketee who
carried the ball back out Of danger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
C0RD0VA TO
PUT ON FIGHT CARD
FOR NOVEMBER 10
Gorilla Jones and Walter
Caldwell Matched in
Main Go

Benny Cordora has obtained per-
mission Of the city boxing commission
to put on a boxing card on the night
OF November 10. and will stag q
~ round go between Gorilla Jones'
and waitor Caldwell on that night.
For his scmi-finai he win have a six
round bout between Young Jim
Flynn and Tex King. OF Marshall.
Texas.
Cordoya has not yet picked his
man FOR his curtain misor. but Gays
that IL will be a fonr round So.
Benny heat Dan Padiiia TO the city
boxing commission TO AVE a fight on
this date. Padiila also had a card
arranged. and had engaged tho
Armory for H.
PadIlln's card WINS the same one
which he had arranged for the after
noon OF Arnnisticc day. November n,
bur he had decided to hold Il on tho
night before. so as not 10 interfere
with the football game TO be held the
afternoon OF Armistice day.
This card had Benny Chavez as one
Of the h~endliners. Sailor Gonzales,
who was to meet Chavez again. said
that he could not fight on hat night,
so Padilla has kept the wires hot TO
get another good man TO tight Chavez
IN the headliner. As his xemi-finai
he had Young Cody OF Winslow. Ariz.,
matched against Kid Anaya.
padliia when he learned that Cor
dova had beat him to Il In getting the
boxing commissions permission for a
fight ON the night OF November 10.
stated that he would go ahead with
his arrangements. and either change
the date for his fight. or have Il out
side OF the city.
The las fight put on on October
II between sailor Gonzales aud
Benny Chavez. proved a big success.
and was put on by Dan Padliia.
Since then fans have been asking hlm
to put on another card.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Joe McC Gamma to
Meet Roy Mel Donald
In Golf Finals

Joe McClnna and Roy Mcdonald
Will cross golf sticks at h Country
club links most Saturday afternoon To
compete for the silver cup offered by
3. Is. llcrndnn FOR the state National
bank handicap golf tournament.
MCCuuna defeated Hiram Hcrken-
hon In the srmi-finnls yesterday az
ternoon 3 up and I to go, and Nc
Donald Won from Guido Giomi . up
and I To go. The McCannn and Me-
Donald handicap was rs and the
Hcrkruhnff ana Giumi hAndicaps SO.
In the proliminarles n week ago,
iterkcnhoff eliminated Oteru, Me
Gamma defeated Ticrney; Mcdonald
won from Narunjo and Giomi defeat
ed Fred White. The tournament il
Tor state National bank employees
only.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Southern Football

At columbus-Georgia Z: Auburn.
At Louisvilie-sewanee. 6; Ken
lucky. o.
At Raleigh-North Carolina State,
7; V. NJ. l.. o.
At Atlanta-oglethorp, Z; Chat
tan0oga. O..
At Hampden-Hampden sidney. 81
Union, o.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA: Ten
nessee, o.
At Birmingham- birmingham
southern. 6; Mississippi College. %.
At Montgomery-University OF
tlOrIla. 81. Howard. 0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Halloween Ghost
May Walk IF He
Doesn't Do Damage

Tho Halloween ghost will be
allowed to walk in Albuquerque
tomorrow night n he doesn't do
o. damage.
The police department. however.
is ready To arrest any prank
seeker II he starts to damage
property. The police say they
have had no trouble Of late years
on Halloween night but the mem.
herl OF the department are ready
TO cope with any new situation
aud the city Jail will await any
property destroyer.
Neither viii II be safe for the
mischievous ones to prowl around
the Santa Fo railroad yards.
Special Officers OF the road say
they have eve seen any ghosts
walking down the yards but this
IL NO sign that they win not be
on the watch Tor them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Wisconsin Defeats
Minnesota, 35 to O

MADISON. oct. 29-wisconsln's
powerful hackfield with Rolie viii
Hams starring in "a new role brought
about the downfall OF Minnesota here
this afternoon, 80 To o. and placed the
Badgers iu the first rank In tho race
for the Western conference griliron
championship
Williams, shifted from his place at
hnlfback TO quarterback when Gibson
was Withheld from the game because
OF injuries was % sensation. lie tore
of a marvellous 73-yard run for q
touchdown, ripped of 90 yards once
In returning "a punt, and averaged
nearly 20 yards / II returning kicks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Denver University
And Wyoming Plav
To a 9 to 9 Tie

DENVER. Colo. oct. 29.-In a
zane featured by the Kicking OF
Fftzke. fullhack 81 the University OF
Wyoming eleven. Denver University
md the Wyoming team battled to a
Q to . score here today. All Of wyo-
ming's nine points were the result Of
the accurate toe OF Fitzke, The big
fullhack dropkicked three field goals.
Denver tnlvcgsity's points We're
made on a kick from placement by
MCCaulcy, Denver University quarter
back.
In the final quarter, a 30 yard pass
from Williams 90 Iikc resulted in a
touchdown for Denver. The kick
after the touchdown failed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Yale Wins 3S to O
From Brown in a
k ian c

NEW HAVEN, oct. 29.-Yale had
nothing but q good workout here this
afternoon when the Blue squad dc
featod Brown IS tn o. After the first
period. when the Bears crossed the
goal line for a touchdown. Yale was
never In danger, Late In the game,
Yale showed unexpected strength Tor
"a second string lineup by scoring tive
touChdowns in the fourth period.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Pittsburgh Panthers
Beat Penn, % to o

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, oct. 29.-
Pittsburgh's panthers had their
pccted easy time defeating Penn this
afternoon rs to O..
The Pit team, playing practically
straight football, swept down the
field for four touchdownH.
Penn showed a great weakness on
offense and also was unable 10 stop
the plunges Of Anderson. Davies an
Hewitt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
University Eleven
To Play Fort Bliss
Officers Saturday

Albuquerque win have their first
opportunity Of seeing the Varsity
football team In action here reNt sat.
urdhy. Arrangements have been
made with the officers team at Fort
Bliss TO come here for a game on
that day.
The officers team is said to be
strong this year, and will come To
Albuquerque %oNpcctant OF victory.
but the University huskics upset the
dope when they played at Colorado
Springs several weeks ago. They are
In shape to give the officers n good
battle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Iowa Defeats
Purdue Is to 6

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Oct. az
Howard Jones football squad from
Iowa continued rs march toward the
western conference championship By
defeating Purdue IA TO G.
Aubrey Deyinc was the start Of the
Iowa team making constant gains
through the bollermAker's line.
Gordon Locke. star halfback. was in
iured In the first quarter but was
able to get back In the game In the
final period,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
CHICAGO CmANGEs TIME,

CHICAGO. Oct. 2e.-Chicago time
turns backward In It's flight at 2 a. m.
Sunday. Daylight savings time comes
TO an end tomorrow when all clocks
Will be o back an hour. The
city will then be operated on central
standard time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Wetern Mortgage
Company Seek a
Lease on New Hotel

AlbuQuerqne's new hotel company
has another offer for leasing the hotel.
The Western Mortgage company has
offered to lease the now hotel on
terms similar to those previously Of
fcred by r. Il. -Starkwcather OF Den
yer.
The offer from the Western Mort
gnge company. II Is said. allows more
rent for the hotel than does the offer
from Mr. Starltweather. The offer Is
being held under ndviscment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Princeton Overwhelms
Virginia, "a to 0

pRGRNCETON. oct 29.-priuccton
football team completely overwhelmed
Virginia here this afternoon, "a TO o.
The Tiger warriors started with IA
rush and an their touChdOwns were
made In the first half. Nirginia's de-
fenso was extremely weak. allOwinE
the Tiger backs TO plunge through at
will.