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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
ORGANIZATIONS CAN
GET TREES FREE
Forestry Service Will Not
Make Individual
Distribution

40 individual distribution Of the
young evergreen trees offered hy the
district forest early in April viii bc
possible, It has been announced at
tho district headquarters In answer to
numerous inquiries and applications
Tor the trccs. The trees win be- given
away only through some centralized
organization which Will undertake
paying tho express ON the trees and
distributing them 20 the SURROUNDING
community.
Fun unuuuuoUmcut Of the method
OF obtaining tho trees Will be made
later. several applications have al
ready been received from schools
chambers of commerce and other
community org nizations Tor an al
lotmcut of the trees II should b,
born IN mind, however, that IA" trees
ar" high ultitud. species and viii not
be distributed o. any owl lower than
five thousand i,Ht
The forest service viii ]gu1raEto,
to pack the young trees IN muistur,
at thu abandoned nursery near Ln'
VEGAS, but Will not be able to finance
the distribution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
FORMER SOLDIER
TRIES TO END LIFE
IN COUNTY JAIL
Fellow Prisoners Take
Razor Away From
II. J. Rowley

Harry j. Rowioy, q young former
soldier, attempted h. take his life
Ncstcr6uN afternoon In the county jail
by cutting his throat with % razor.
lie was halted By his fellow prisoners
and given surgical attention before
the wound had become serious. Ills
condition Is safe today.
Nowley had been committed to the
county TAIL to await AN insanity eN-
animation before the district court
Complaint was made against him by
his brother who lives here by
tho Red CROSS under whose attention
h. came as "a former soldier, Or j.
:. Eustorday who examined the man
reported tina he Is suffering from
dcmcntia. u form og lnsanity rhura,-
tcriged hN dependency
The episode happened yesterday az
tcrnoon as one OF the prisoners was
shaving himself In the room wher,
RowioN had been locked Although
the other men In the room, knowing
his condition, were keeping "a close
witch upon the young soldier, NJ
contriVcd to pick up the razor BLADE
aud start at his throat below his
right onr. The other non petcolN'
ing what had happened. snatchcd IN,
razor away from Howlcy aud called
to the TAILOR. Dr. Eastcrday wu'
summoned Mt once, Although the
RASH was not very deep Il was neces'
sary to take two stitches to sew NJ
the wound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
Alleged Master Mind Stumble Gang
Is Caught By Victim After ID
Months Hunt In 4 Counties

calmcl down ana got right friendly
but We sure watched hlm
I'VE were afrail that his gang
would be- waiting for us at Sew or
leans. 80 We rushed him on the train
and To- "a small hotel In the side OF
the town. guarded him and papa
went to church Monday morning.
We got on the train rOt Texas ana
when We crossed the limo TUESDAY We
SURE felt good. for We knew that
there was no danger OF anybody
taking fCurey AVA from US.
\ smart Man.
"fcurcv IL u Of III" 7martr-t
mon ! ever knew. lie told as about
q lot OF what he had lone and how
hr had flccccd osrryhudN from turW-
crs 90 oil miluouaircs tie aild that
Englishmen were the easiest victims
and that they did not make much
fiss amer they had been stuug llo
suid that 1920 had Lecu n good year
for them iu his business amt that
the, had cleaned ~ over u million
dollars 100 the United states. tie
said that ho had always regretted
that Boz, trickcd papa, because he was
afraid OF West Texans ana that he
had an idea that IL he was ever
caught Do would DE by papa IL had
oven thought of coming to the y l.
anu hN|fN NANNa N' 80 hhhNAN' = ' w.
he Was afraid that the Cowbuys would
drag him an over tho plains,
~, told as hat he might hire q
lawyer lust for tho looks Of things
but that he did not think much ot
their ibillts tu help anybody. lie
said he would plead not guilty hut
that he would NOT fight Oh" cus,
much. lie is 20 millionaire ana I
think he expects tu got his term cut
short in some way
Nifc Kept Ranch.
Mrs NgIflcot was slightly il
Thursday, hut she explained That she
had managed to hold up during the
time that her husband and son have
been aWt. The duties of managing
an eight section ranch had not over
wh,Imod hor until she knew that the
management was safe back iu the
hands OF thu men Of the family. hur.
ing th, ptsi two months and FOR the
most pant of th. past "a months, she
has f,i lambs out of bottles, directed
the hands bon caring FOR cattle and
sheep. attended tu household duties
ana kept t daughter In school at the
same time
As Nh. Nurfioot says. "Nobody hat
u wife who hts gone through the
h%ardships of pioneer Panhandle d'''
could hty" done tt'
And Mrs. Norflect. IN speaking of
the rtuturp &c the alleged head
swindlrr SAYS. Nuhndy but u man
who bad spent 1000 his life or the
irmgo and who docs not know how 70
give up or Quit tighiiug, could have
done IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
DEATHS

ROMERO The funeral OF turarIu a..
mrr.. .hn died last VutsdaS. ua. hold thus
marniug from tho family residence tu .hu
SArrrd Heart church Rural w,. 90 San
lbs, erm.t.ru CrpiIott s iu ,har-y
NENDuIA TH, funeral Of ~. yomtIia
Mendoza viii be- held thi- afternoon ~ q
% CLOCK FROM the family residence on West
Atlantic avenue burial vii hp az San Jose
r.m,tsrr Cr,lloti u. ir chang,
.OLANO-Th, funeral Of Albert sDIuuy.
Ir y.ho died Friday morning vas hold this
afternoon nt I % c'1ek from Crulloti funeral
tHrIgr HurlI uIT Dol. % San .Tu.r cemetery
NNAYN Tho fsppraI M Nr Ni.rnt, F.
Auu}a who dird rris. morning rH Do,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
KILLS WIFE. WOUNDS
WOMAN, ENDS LIFE
Wyoming Man Enraged
by Filing Of Divorce
Suit

CASPER WyD. THh o John 49,
r,pEhum 80 years o'G. rate H%os'cr-
day shot and Killed hia VIE" Mollic.
90. seriously wounded Mrs joe Malt
by and then fired q bullet into hts
own brain.
Mr. Moltby vii rocoycr Peck
ham be- expected to die.
I'm, shooting. according 60 the poo
lice. was "a result ut q suit for divorce
nlcd ny Mrs. pockham. who had been
living at the home of Mrs Maltby
since. separating from ncr husband.
prakuum, who Is an cmpIuyc OF
the Midwest Refining company wont
iu the Malthy home yesterday ana "a
quarrel followed c~ulminutinr In tho
Smoothing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
Wrestlers Training
Hard for Match
Here Tuesday Night

Frank Burns, Gcorg, riuoau and
Young Savage are training earnestly
for their triangular wrestling match
to be- held at Labor Temple nest Tues
day night. Pinc"u and Savage are
training together ~ to BE- IN trim
when they stup on the mat to face
Burns.
Burns has agreed To throw both
Tinoau and Savage within an hour or
forfeit the match. lie has the privi-
lego of selecting either man he Wishes
to wr,stlc first. According to fans u
is going to be a Close contest, the
belief being that Hurnn VIII have his
hands full. regardless 81 thc fuct
thut he is heavier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
MORE EFFICIENCY
Demanded as Detroit Auto Fac.
tories Reopen,

DETROIT, Mich, Feb Wages
holding steady Efficiency going up
That's what il happening with tho
r%rupcniug OF Detroit automobile
plants
Employment by mail On q scicnti-
iiD basis, has taken the place OF tn"
employment bureaus
Furom,n and supcriutcudonts ~
IA, Ford Motor company have been
notified Co pick only their best work
men first, then 90 pick from that
classification those who ar, married
and have children.
Other plants ARE following the
suiut principal
IN, answer iu short, 10 the thOus-
auds ut idle mechanics awaiting re-
Orp luyIuout, IS,
NJ you're e Stacker Npu need not
come back Il you've given &c fuli
DAYS work Tor q fun days pay we
want yuU and wen pay the same
wage vuu were gctting when Tho
uluut closed"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
X. OF {. BANQUET
TO Be ON MONDAY
Date Changed Back to
the Original Time
Announced

Announcement was made today OF
another change IN the date ui th'
annual nnuuc and dance NJ the
knights ~ Columbus which Will now
he hold at the AlNarddo on Monday
night 49, originally announced,
Tho statement In tn" society sec
tiou Of todny's Herald mat the AFFAIR
had been postponed until TUESDAY
night on account ~ tho conflict win
tho performance of The Sweetheart
shop was printed before the la'i"r
announcement was made this H't"f
noon hy X A. ltohm, chairman "i
tho committee on arrangement
The entertainment was changed
back from Tuesday to Monday be-
oauac Of the act that TUESDAY ls the
csc OF the Lentcn season. which be.
gins ON Ash "Wednesday, IA" follow
iut diN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
Sheridan, Wyo,, Seeks
A Means to Start
Building Campaign

SHERIDAN Wyo, Feb. i-Ap-
pointmcut of AN Industrial commits
sion to negotiate with contractors
and M, building trades commission
m an effort 10 start u building cam
pnigu iu sheridan as a means ui
solving the unemployment situation
was announced today by Mayor NJ G..
Cumplin
The plustercrs' union agreed TO %
voluntary reduction lu wage of ~ %
per cont, the commission announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05

Texas ranch,
II your father had been "nccccd'
nut uf $1,000.
II hc had followed his man through
IL states ana three foreign countries.
IL YOU were with him when he
finally found the man hc hAd been
looking for,
II your father was attacked boy the
hunted man and a gang OF his
friends.
What would you do
Pete Nurflcct got a pistol and cap-
tured the gang single handed
The story, written by John Roswell.
a Beacon correspondent Be- ono OF
the most thrilling outside uf fiction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
WHO'S HERE

COMBS.
Frank TlbcratI Sew YORK Citl.
Mrs T.. O.. ~ aus. Chicago.
". T.. Battle. douglas, Ari1,
" n. Patton clovis.
Lester Emm,t., clovis,
Ralph Pierce clovis.
Jumys Sadlul Clovis
l.oruu S"omaI. CLOVIS.
T.. u. Daydrn. Ration
Ig,tty B,ck,f B,lDu.
John Becker. B,lru.
Mr.. and Mrs 49, c. Cans Portland
W. Hamilton. Slaton y NJ.
W e. Wilson %l-,guu1
Jake Levy, Santa fc.
g.. \. Hr1mp. Carlsbad.
-. w. Sturgit nrtrptt.
Dr. 4 a. Brtrup. Carlsbad.
Mr. Fish, GIIIup
Anna lsuu, Gallup.
a blackburn, Arthuus, Kan.
" Burton. Esltucia
Ir. g. g. EWiug tHtuurit,
g. $. llurl, Nmnrill"
5 g. Uusruhrg 81 rnso
=. i. Luwry Denver.
VI. f.. Dh.usFmun, pouvor.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. =. JONES. Eul'u.
Mr ana Mr.. g, l. Shockoy, EcIon'
r. ". Nrs' Las Vegas,
NTiRGiS.
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G. T., Jones, Pueblo.
Frank Gum. Santa Re
Harry owen. Los l.unhH.
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j. l.. uotus, Chicago
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\ $ Armstrong san Bcruardiuo.
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THE HERALD WANT An PAGE
"a classification for every purpose
and rcsults for those who Use them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05

TNNI'N Ilu-, Fob U--IOHU MuT0I
secretary OF IA, joint advisory hoard
&c uuiuu cigar makers here stated
been ended DIS referendum vote, The
strike has been In progress almost
ton months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
s--roR WISHING

Dor wish you could find = isb-Find II
Don't Wish you could rent your apart
meut-ItrHt It,
Don't with you could sell your house
Sell 10.
Howl
~ using the Herald's Classified Columns
Phone as5 Phone 3l5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05

Il has been osiimatrd that II would
cost moro than 81 600 600 10 improve
'uW York nurhor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
By John ROSWELL,

By John BOswELID
pI.AINVIEW. Texas. Fob l
Frank Nutncct ana HIS son, Pete. are
back on then T. y, L. ranch near
plainNicw after having captured and
bruught to Justice the alleged nptstrr
mind OF u group at mon whu ~
months ago flccced the head Of the
family cut of Sdb. 600 in a fake stock
selling schomc ut Fort Worth. We'd
nesdny they placed Joe Fcurcy. alias
D. y. StetHon, In the Forth Worth
jail after a chase through II states
and three foreign countries Now
they are back on their ranch, con
tent In the knowledge that they have
upheld the creed OF the west By bring
ing the man who had wrongcd them
70 lust punishment, They were not
content to appeal to officers to catch
their men. They secured dcputtHo-
ments and went pftct them.
Ward and Gerber. the other two
members OF the gang, were caught IA
California last summer and both were
given the maximum sentences Of 10
Years. Ward later committed suicide
in Washington, -. G., whore h' mad
been taken for a trial ON another huN
similar charge.
The Hunt Higgins.
Then the hunt FOR Feuroy began.
a.at ,tatcs hcfor. finding any trace
~ his man. Finally he got his FIRST
information at san Francisco 10y GO
ing through duplicate files Of tclt-
grams there. \ message 10 turirN
from ID wife at Jacksonville, Florida
caused Notflcet to make a trip across
-. ,v,lr, rntl,u Frurcv had sus-
,m,5 ,r,, ,bc Wcs, Texan would
e., i'.,,, MIN ,uJ mrmbprs of
~ eaup had shndnwod him. This
,,n,r,t,t,I tf,utpy ia ,,c,p, into Mex
~, rrs, hrr,r, Nnrfi.o, rrtch,I the
I,i,,ti, ,i,y
rC. f~,l,oy,d him and l.Iur,N
y,rt =, rnrI,nd from Tumpicu.
" ,tn, ma, nts man wouid roturu
80, Enrt,rJ a. IA. tb,upbt tho ,bpyr
go ,-hnHdor,5 NnrG,,f returned To-
H. ,,n'L r.r .hnr, iim, About
49,, n,nrtbs urn Nurfb,t mad. u
",,I KIN IL, ,ctsnnyiu, and ,l-
H., ,..rt.. moo, tb.t
L.,trH" ga. tL,r. br y,e urnblr ia
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Ar,fr h, r,t,trn,I H. ma, \
mi ANN, rnurrr,ug, fp,Iuw,d
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I'D, Tt, ,l.t., ans r,.I.V,d and
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it..W..J Iin,..rr
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n,ys aim, MA Lrnwr him 30 t,lr.
u.r, up,bI, to r.,oru.l, him Tho
Nif, and mnth,r of m, twn man
brr,.r. h,inrd rI,p ~, bYrt and tl,
mon r,,r nor credit for IA, success.
~ ,brir ,Uorts
Nr NorfI,,t and Pot, I,ft pt,iu-
yi.w an %rw y,or,s duy foI I,rkson-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05

The Herald is the New Mexic
paper that takes the Want o,
of Want Ads by bringing Result
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05

THE HERALD WANT M PAGE
has "a classification for every purpose
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, 1921-04-18
NOTICE.

IN September the 5th 1920 His Males
~ ty the King of Denmark sanctioned
the Law concerning requirement of
Danish citizenship in consequence of
the Incorporation in Denmark of the
South "Jutlandish districts.
Any person born in the South Jutland-
ish districts and possessed of German
citizenship, shall acquire Danish citizen
ship, if, within June the 18th 1922 he
makes a declaration of option, provided
only that, if he does not even then reside
here, he shall in the course of the next
70 months after having made the decia-
ration, take up his residence in Denmark.
AS to opting persons not residing in Ger
many, dispensation with the requirement
of settlement in Denmark may, however,
be obtained from the Ministry of Home
Affairs, unless the person in question is
possessed of citizenship also in the coun-
try, where he is residing.
Any person who, according to the
above, wishes to make a declaration of
option, will have to apply personally or
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-08-05
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PARElsr

Many parents lose sight of the fact that the vacation period is
of grave danger to the growing child.
The boy girl just of school feels like the Gagged bird that is
snddeney released from its captivity goe its freedom
exclusion of all else.
Many the lessons department that have been learned in the
classroom gradually forgotten the child finds its the
There it's heart for anything gors
the unless the parental hand guiding steps, The
future sealed book which will be opened only for
pose.
Herein the function the becomes double Importance
the future life of the child for the careful training
the teacher must be carried through the weeks of
vacation PERIOD the extent Of hamperng child
and recuperaon from classroom confinement deprg
innocent pleasures of @ but rather daily impessng upon
mind the necessity for continuing the
in its hours of study
Children quick to learn and equally quick forget
sink deep today and forgotten by tomorrow
repeatedly brought to the attention of
will eventually take deep root and live.
The teacher responsible the for the proper
ton of the child during its hours of study but parent
double responsibilities both chd-he respo-
hbity of safeguarding the work of both
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-08-05
IN YOUR IDLE HOURS

While resting the cool shade these hot
thoughts dwell this they
need what do for Them and
greater exertions in behalf of our community life?
They need thought deeper greater action
Many great and enrolling its ncepon in an
idle moment The hours work action expand
develop it,
1t might be with that idle thought yours with this COM
munity Of
No town is so perfect but what it might become
per cent more So Even is exception the rule
Cool off in the shade if you feel so inclined.
Let thoughts wander aed gather the ideas fancy
that later crystalline greater community
opment.
We add Of paint to gaze upon the
finished product with pride It's improved appearance more than s
titles the labor and expense.
And improvement the individual whv
not for the community as a whole?
Let hours of denes beget others of energy
siveness
ennobles yourself and enhances your value community
It develops the community and increases its value to YOU
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-08-05
THE SITUATION IN RUSSIA

The description of conditions Russia by Tom Skeyl
noted Australian lecturer revelation the people who heard
it tn Chauauqua last Sunday night All the tales Nationalist
ton of destruction Of churches he pure
Also the glowing picture Of equality among all workers likewise
untrue
The people starving Even Lene himself fares better
than all the of the people The purely communc
prevails who work
The all the the workers. though
divided classes soldiers being and the workers
third in the list If there left the last sixth division
something but usually the little they have dried fish
slice of black bread
The fuel famine quite the food scarcity. People
pshng from hunger and cold Yet the lecturer Lenne
be overtown The mujks him.
for they he is overhrown they will lose their land The labor
support him for fear of losing their jobs The Of the
communsc system nothing substitute for it, besides they
united and their leaders sshly exploit the
people Skeyh there hope for Russia until the Allies
and give the communstic government fair trial Then when
it fails fail Russians will and overthrow Lenne
and substitute democracy This however, they will do while
Lennes has the opposition of foreign
thing which his disclose and that is that the
greater part socaed Russia the
propaganda side the other The world does
know the facts and therefore position judge of the
Another thing he made clear that there be settlement of
the affairs of the world until the Russian question ed that the
disturbance caused by nation of 10000 millions people
IN the throe of political and industrial caacysm will keep the whole
world unsettled and civilization itself in the balance
The Russian question therefore, world question: and be-
the of all the civilized nations study it
endeavor help the people of that unhappy find
themselves establish stable Until this is done the
danger to the rest Of the world very grave.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-08-05
SOVIET DECLARES
FOR WORLD PEACE
AND COOPERATION
By LLOYD ALLEN.

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
LONDON, July 30.-Painting q
picture Of the worlds desperate eco
nomic situation, Leonid krassin,
chief of the Russian Trade Delega-
ton to England, pleaded cessation
of open and underhand warfare with
Russia, as a means of hasting world
economic rehabilitation.
Krassin, who is recognized In Eng
land as a veteran business admins
traitor, and who is Soviet Russia's
chief diplomatic representative In
Western Europe, suggested creation
of an international organization con-
trolling and apportioning enormous
stocks of the Industrial countries.
Such an organization, he informed
the United Press, is an exclusive In
teryiew, would not only pay profit
on capital invested, but would also
ameliorate worldwide economic dis
tress.
eff we cast a general glance at the
economic position of the whole world
today" Krassin declared, 1--WE shall
discover an absolutely grotesque fact.
ION the one hand, hundreds OF
millions of persons in Central Europe
and in Russia are suffering from lack
of food, boots and clothing; extreme
decentralization of transport, destruc-
ton of machinery and fittings in fac
tories and workshops, owing to alb
sence of repairs during the war, ex-
IRENE shortage and even complete
lack of agricultural implements, OF
fertilizers and farming requisites.
"At the same time the stores OF
all the industrial firms of Western
Europe are full of manufactured
goods which can find no purchaser.
Here. Krassin suggested his idea
of an international consortium.
"The practical path towards the
elimination of this crying and ridic-
ulous contradiction can be found only
in the formation of a kind OF inter-
national organization or consortium
which shall receive control of all the
enormous stocks of the industrial
countries and shall apportion them
amongst the countries whose eco
monte structure has been exhausted
and destroyed--and first Of all Rus
STA.
"And In a very few years this
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-08-05
RUSSIA WANTS
WORLD PEACE
SAYS RASSIN
BY LLOYD ALLEN.

Omitted Press STAFF Corresponding
LONDON, July 30.-Russia today
desires peace and is following a
policy of non-interference in the in
ternal affairs of other nations.
Leonid Krassin, chief of the Rus
sian Trade Delegation to England,
and a powerful figure in the Lenine
government, is authority for the FORE
going.
In an exclusive interview with the
United Press, Krassin explained re-
cent changes in policy or Moscow
and outlined his attitude regarding
widespread reports of his intention Of
visiting Canada and the United
States.
At the same time, Krassin dis
cussed possibilities Of resuming Rus
sian-South American trade.
1.-The sincere desire Of the Russian
people and the Russian government
is to be at peace with all the peoples
Of the world" Krassin told me.
beginning with the spring Of
1919, the Russian government made
constant official proposals to all the
powers participating in the interview
tion and blockade to begin peace
negotiations for the adjustment Of
all the points at issue and the es-
ia Adjustment of peaceful relations.
'This is the point of view of the