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New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
American Ports

n!sA, BALT1MoRE. TIM s;is July 1e-Arrived: strs
rachi .lJap). Norfolk; Celano (Dt). Nor
folk; Houma, Port Lobos; Georgios Man
dacos tGk). Norfolk. Sailed: Strs west
tilla: r Hollnblad {Dan), Copenhagen
via New York; Melrose, Boston: Pinar Del
Rio tBr), Philadelphia.
f1 nosToN, TorSo,;5 July ls.sai,sd strs Stephen
t.nmo,e; Ontario, Philadelphia; City of
ozama, Norfolk ana Teia, Honduras; Bs-,
uinbus Savannah; Everett Lambert
Point; schr Atlantic Coast Hampton
Roads.
CHARLESTON S. c, July is--Arrived
SPAIN; Livingston Roe, stockhold 1and
proceeded to Baton Rouge); West Erral
New New Orleans tand proceeded to Man
DELAWARE BREAKwArER, Del. july
16-Sailed: Strs Albert r Paul (from New
York), Savannah Richmond (from New
York;, Baltimore; Grace Van Dusen (fronl
New York;. Norfolk.
p, ,GALVEsToN. July 1s-Arrived: strs II {
Eolger, Philadephia; w Libby. New York
! T Berton CBr), Liverpool Sailed Str,
Gioysnna Flora ItaD, port in Italy; K
| Westshore. Havre.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. July 1e--Arrived
Str Merrmack. Ph,ladeiphia. Sailed: Strs
Thames, Miami; Apache. New York; Bay
Tieau, 6uenOS AyreS.
:, NC MoHILE, IJss Ala, July 1s-Arrived Str,
Sailed: Str Lake Faritault. Tampa.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. July 1s-Ar-
rived: strs Cambronne ORB, Norfolk
nnnt psnrose ItT9 srs. Hp; n; Sailed strs Bgre
Mendi (span). Port Arthur.
NORFOLK. Va. July 1s--Arrived: strf
bpn sspan waaass Gnrstar
Santiago, Cuba; Ciarissa Radcliffe (Br)
Gibraltar; Attivita GtaD, Cherbourg; Eng
sna NARY Map> Lynerpo9l Ths5lsmoe
SSysd,. Nsw 3@or3 @ 'sslra' Sslyspaon' Ss'a'' dSor9
Obs, Greenoek; Demstrio Pandeiis i1tiiS' lGk5
re5a1 Nsw Msru ap yenoe
Des Mones Bridge, Dublin; surlco. .Balti-
Mstsor Msray Na% assns Gsnse assno ,
Baltimore; Polyoarp (Br), Para; Georgios
MsndaSas Man, lGk?, Pa; BI;altimors; sHyanthss
| (span>, Port Arthur; Dront Br), Rosario
Merope {{Gk). Newport News; capetowr
| tBr. Rotterdam Canadian Prospectol
| (Br). Vancouver.
PHiLApHLpHIA, July. 1s--Arrlved strs
Medoviea ,.lt' Ut nD, Trieste; Ara. lBr} Rousn;
Ticker, New York. Sailed: Str Tihis (sp)
London; American Legion. New York; Car
ventum Ut), Palermo; Artigos, Boston
Glouchester, Boston; Shaumut Houston
PORT EADS. La, July 1s-Arrived Strs
Abangarez, Havana; Agiworld, Paolc
Blaneo; George (Fr). France. Sailed
Strs Andijk (DD, Rotterdam: Carib. Vera
Cruz; Danvtlle. Tampico; Gansfjord <Nor)
Belize; Gulfcoast. Port Arthur Gunny
Progreso; Kentucky ORD. Shanghai; Lake
Fighting, Tampico: Minnequa. Baltimore
Verona tNor), Kingston.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. July 16--Arrived
Str Miami Key West.
SAVANNAH Ga. July 16--Arrived: Str
Grace Dollar (Br). Philadelphia. Sailed
Str Dade County, Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Cleared
Str Lake Ell Rio {Am). Ca

Str Lake 'H, Fl Rig tAm' Captain Robins;
vana; n 7 4 cuba Mai IS Co.
Tampico; Gulf Refining Co.
San Juan; 6 Porto Rico ss CO.
Str Salabangka (Dut). Captain Kempf;
sabans; Punch, Edye CO.
southamp,on; White Star Line.
Port Lobos; International Petroleum Co.
Str philadeiphIah lAm,, Captain Good
man: an; Gasscao; Ts,.saos. stss. Dallet & Co.
Port Lobos; McAllister Bros.
Str Haddon (Am). Captain Cornwall;
constantinople; a H Bull & Co.
cienfuegos; Moore 8 Mccormick 8. Co.
Str Agwisun (Am). Captain Curtis; Tam
pisa; s3i \ NJ. & x,1l,.l Gnba Man SIS CO;
Wilmington; Clyde SIS Co.
Baton s,n ,s9'a Rouss; s;,IS;n Robert / Hague .,.
Str Ell valle (Am,. Captain Mattson;
Galveston; Southern Pacific Co.
Tornberg; Mobile; Luckenbach SIS Co.
Str Agwtmoon (Am). Captain Hunley;
Chester y & Cuba Mail ss Co.
Old Dominion Transport Co.
Str Delaware (Am), Captain Robinson;
Norfolk EasternS s SEQ.
Str E Isleo (Am), Captain Neville; New
Orleans; Southern Pacific Co.
str Georgeanna Wseins tAml. Captain
Hudgins; Baltimore; Halshaw a.. SIS Go.
New Orleans; u s Shipping Board.
str Samland (Belg), Captain King
Hamburg: International Mercantile Ma
rne Co.
Str Lyngenfjord tNor), Captain John
son; New Orleans; Norwegian American
Line.
schr Leo LIE Blanco (Br,. Captain Poth-
Ter; Perth Amboy; ] Whitney Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
briggs Car Is Newcomer
To the American Market

An interesting development in auto
mobile circles is the announcement of
the briggs Ordnance and Manufactur-
ing Corporation, of which L. L. briggs
is president, with executive Offices at 10
West Forty fourth Street, New York
City, and factory at New Haven, Conn,
that it will shortly start production of
a new car. The name of the new car is
the briggs and it is to be a four
opnde operated and gnpmfEa ansaned
The selling price will be Sits for the
touring car, with 500 additional for
the special roadster or sport model. A
sedan model will be added to the line
in the near future.
The briggs Ordnance and Manufac-
turing Corporations organization has
had experience not only in the manu-
facture of war material for this and
other governments, but also in the pro-
duction of automobile parts.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17

portion of Long Island is good for the
whole. The view is also held that the
congestion now existing on certain of
the central and north shore roads will
be relieved by opening the new route.
Plan of Construction
"The citys right-of-way is of such
q nature that it will be possible to give
much variety to the highway and even
to permit of park treatment at various
points along the way. The plans call
for double roadway throughout two
thirds of the total distance, each of the
roads to be hard surfaced for twenty
feet in the center with seven and one
half-foot shoulders on both sides. On
eighteen stretches of various lengths
there is to be single roadway, thirty
teet wide with seven and one-half- foot
shoulders.
"Connections will be constructed be-
tween the highway and the principal
streets in the towns through which it
passes.
According to the plans drawn by
the engineering subcommittee the
roadway can be completed within three
years of the start of the work. Sec
ready for use within eighteen months
and at the end of the second year one.
half Of the surface would be usable
throughout the twenty-five miles. The
program of building follows:
"First year-Grading the northerly
and single sections of roadway within
the city limits. Grading and paving
the northerly and single sections in
Nassau County.
Second year-Grading the southerly
roadway and paving the northerly and
single sections within the city limits.
Grading and paving the southerly road
way in Nassau County.
Third year--Paving the southerly
roadway within the city limits.
physical conditions will probably
make necessary mi-permanent sur
face at few points for year or so
to permits the fills ito SETTLE When
finally completed the highway will be
of the most modern type, designed to
carry the heaviest traffic and built to
last indefinitely.
Cost Comparatively Moderate
"The cost as calculated by the en-
gineering subcommittee is figured at
So, 1885, ,270, which for the distance, 2483
miles, does not much exceed the mini
mum of $4,000 mile established in
New York's highway experience. 1t
may be compared with the 100000 a
mile rate on the Storm King Mountain
route.
"The sum named does not seem ex-
cessive when consideration is given to
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Sailed Yesterday

strs Olympic tBr). Southampton: oro-
pesa (Br). Hamburg; Carmania (Br)
Rochambeau (Fr), Havre: Fort Hamilton
lBr): Bermuda: Fort st George (Br)
ties (Am). Tampa; III Valle (Am), Calves.
ton; Ell Isleo (Am). New Orleans; Jefferson
SAm). Norfolk: Cornelia tAm), San Juan
lAm). San Juan; Columbia (Br), Glasgow
Lapiand Br). Antwerp; Kalormo (Br)
Bombay; Philadelphia (Am). Curacao
Tampico; Theseus (Br). Yokohama; Fred
erick Luckenbach lAm), Mobile; Lake
Stirling iAm). Richmond; Mohawk (Am)
Jacksonville; Mexico (Am), Havana; Eyre
mont (Am). Norfolk San Jose (An,), Tela
Algeia lAm). santander: Polarine (Am>
Baton Rouge; Eastern Crag (Am). Cape
Town; Agwimoon (Am), Chester; Frednes
SNor?,. Kingston: Munamar (Am), Banes
lpswich (Am). Hamburg; Lancastriar
(Br). Liverpool; Tokiwa Maru (Jap), Alex
andria; Sarnland {Belg). Hamburg; Agwi.
sun (Am). Tampico.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Foreign Trade Notes

The Italian government has decided
tc remove the restrictions on the Inn
portatlon of cereals, and to grant free
aSmestlc trade therein from August /.
Inc government will buy the Italian
wheat crop at guaranteed price.
During May 24S,2s9,Ooo pounds of
rotton were exported, as compared with
too,oSo,o0O pounds for the same month h
last year.
At the International Sample Fair re-
Gently held in Milan, Italy, there were
soout 2o0 German exhibitors, 35 Eng
aish and rs Americans.
=. Consul Edward !. Nathan reports that
ahefe seems to be a market in north
western Spain for chmicals of American
manufacture to be used in the produc-
zion Of fireworks.
IA French decree removes the prohi-
pltlon against the importation of wheat
epeit and maslin, effective from Au-
gust /.
reports from Mexico state that rains
saVe begun generally. and that crop
prospects, which were beginning to
seause concern, are looking much better,
"a special bureau for experimenting
N N and studying tractor plowing. has
neen established by the French govern
at the Samples Fair held at BARGE
,ona; Spain, recently, there were many
.e;anlpits of American made goods, par
srulafiy typewriters, automobiles and
accessories.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Fire Insurance Rates
On Ford Cars Increased
Up to 81 a Hundred Now on Ali
Models, Except Sedan,
Wflic!, Are KIigLler
Traffic

Fire insurance rates for Ford cars.
especially the latest model, were in
creased on July l. The increase is
from 65 cents to 81 hundred on all
models, with the exception of the Sc
dan, which is now quoted at $1.25 a
hundred.
A decrease became effective on July
/, 1921, on the Dodge (late model)
automobiles, from 65 cents to 45 cents
a hundred.
The motorist should make it a point
in placing his auto insurance to have
a binder signed ot once by the COM
pany representative to insure tempo
rary protection. The binder is an
icy is issued This binder is effective
for fifteen days and may be extended
until such time as the policy is issued.
1t is reasonable to assume that
greater cooperation between insurance
companies and brokers writing auto
mobile coverage would benefit the mo-
torist in getting better service ana
lower rates. The insurance brokers'
should have some voice in the many.
conferences held by the National I'm
derwrters' Exchange. The interested
organizations world learn many things
to the advantage of both Many griev-
ances and difficulties could easily be,
corrected if some plan was adopted
whereby the brokers appointed a COM
mittee to represent them and receive,
recognition. In the State of California
such an arrangement is being worked
out, and the New York City exchanges
would do we'll to FOLLOW suit
l. II. GOLDBERG.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17

According to press notice received
from Bayside, L. L., last night, the re-
porters defeated the actors in a game
of baseball Yesterday by a score of
to 2. The game was conducted in
conjunction with big celebration BY
the Bayside Post, American Legion.
Tad led the reporters, while James J.
Corbett captained the thespians.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
$3.50 AM 100 PM
1900 AM 11:oo AM
800 AM 1900 NJ
l1;00 AM 400 PM
1890 AM 11;0o AM
600 AM 300 AM
600 AM s:os AM
7:oo AM l1;oo AM
1890 PM 500 PM
700 AM 11.00 AM
1880 AM 100 AM
1880 AM Hoo AM
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting miles close Mt the Gen.
era. Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice
Ssa.ion. New York, at p M. an follows:
Japan, Corea, Siberia. Philippine Islands
ana specially addressed man sor China.
wa Seattle. steamship Hawaii Maru.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
zealand and Australia. via San Fran
cisco. steamship Mariana. July 3o
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

LIVERPOOL, July 1S--str West Tacook.
BERGEN, July s--Str Rolf Jarl (Nor).
STAVANGER, July 9---str Roald Jarl
(Nor).
HAMBURG, July io--str Mount Carroll
COPENHAGEN. July 1o--Str Toledo
Bridge.
BREMERHAvEN, July ll-s.r East
Cape.
YOKOHAMA. July ls--str Alaska Maru
dap.
MALAGA. July Str San Francisco.
RIO JANEIRo. July 14-str Camosns
tBrl: Albatrass (Norl.
PORT SUDAN. July 14--str Mineric
(Br).
SANTOS. July l4---str Thode Fageiund
(Ncr).
TocoPlLLA, July 15--Str Santa Bar
bsxa:
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
English Athletes Work. Out

PRINCETON, N. j., July 1e,-The
four members of the Oxford Cambridge
track team, who are spending the week
end at Princeton. took double work
cut on the Palmer Stadium track to-
day; All the English runners appear
to be in good condition and to have
suffered no i'll effect from their trip
across the Atlantic.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Franklin Has Built Big
Lot OF Cars This Year

From January of this year to and
including June 80 the Franklin Auto
mobile Company, of Syracuse, produced
and sol dto dealers 5,3S2 cars, having
a retail value of $17,784,000 This rep
rcsents 80 per cent of the number
turned cut and sold during the corre-
spending period last year, when the de
mand for cars generally reached
heights hitherto unprecedented.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Bore for sl5.O00.OOO Hotel

uufIhgs Tor the foundation Of the
new Sl5,o00,000 Commonwealth Hotel,
ss4p X pc erected in the block bounded by
sr.a sr1 and and seth Streets and Broadway
m.a, mo seventh Avenue, are to begin i'm
bns1m,asely, bn ~ 1T was announced yesterday
s.,' y. J.. Hoggson, president of the or
SSn,zat'on S,a formed to erect the struc-
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Fire Record

sas-7s9s e. iss,h st.. Bronx. sam
5-eaI u. ia7thi st., Bronx. unenowa
~ e l4Sd ST.. Bronx. George
t:45-sa.uhns.n ,t,.,.,..,,.,.,..t .tnknown
18th ST., and 5th av., gasoline
ls.a. Works ............ '. unhnowp
s!s W. saith ST., Majestic Gar
Pm age Co. ..............,. -. Unknown
''V--s2s W. .ad ST.. Mrs. zsislots
ls4s rnkpown
sS.fS- % Grand ST.. unknown. So, Trif!fng
sio--ffesH fBroadwsy; Mary Colby. siigh<
) TIA ). sayre ....s........s.. !. unkpown
~, 1894 st.; Dan Afsl-
tvis .....s.,ss.,......sIn InkNaWn
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Harvard Singers in Alsace

n MuLHAUSEN, Alcace, July 1s.-The
Sssmoers of the Harvard Glee Club,
My M@ae are touring France, arrived at
gg.s.hausen to-day. The American stu
sh1 ~h;s gaye concert this evening,
,nas spaen was attended by large audi
'se' who showed great enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
G1IvnRALTAR. S1v1R;s bnA1. July 1S--str virginian;

GIBRALTAR. July 15-~str virgin,an.
LIVERPOOL, July 1G.--Str Istros (Grk).
Departures for New xork
GENOA. July s-1Str Jcnn Stern.
MANILA, July 14--Str Deucalion (Br)
MELBOURNE, July l4--Str Donald Nc
Kay.
ANTWERP, July 14--Galileo (Br)
tBr).
PALERMO, July s--Str Brave Occur
LONDON, July 15--Str Masuda.
QUEENSTOWN, July 16--Str Centennial
state Urom Lbndon)
HAMBURG. July g-Strs Chick n saw
West Himrod
HUELVA, July l4--str Nastport.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Marine Reports
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea TO-day
Hatteraa to Key west---Moderate TO fresh
east to south winds: overcast weather and
occasional showers
East Gulf - Moderate southeast and
south Winds partly overcast weather and
occasional showers
West Gulf --- Moderate southease and
south winds; partly overcast weather.
over Caribbean Sea and windward Pas
sage--Moderate to fresh easterly winds
except variable over south portion; part
~ overcast weather with ocasicnal show
ors.
North OF Sandy Hook. Sandy Hook to
Hatteras--0entle variable winds and fair
weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Berth Changes

Vessel Transferred to
Algonquin ................. Pier 46, N r
Astrd ............. Pier 8, Bayonne. n ]
Guilty Snrk. ....,...... Newark, n J
paFQen .f,leI ~, IN ~
Dochra ..... Pier s, Constable Hook, " J
Ell Alba Tietjen 6. Lang's ID d, Hoboken.
N +
Erholm .......,...........N Newark. n J
George Washington. ........ Pier sS. N r
HoR Island Robins d d, Bklyn
Jacob w Hook. .Teboe's Yacht Basin,
Bkiyn
Lieut. Sam Mengel. Tietjsn g. Langa ?.
Hoboken. N J
Matura. Perth Amboy. n J
Wheaton. ..... Pier 2, Army Base. Bklyn
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17

prottningholtn, Goth re-
Saxcnia. Danxig ...,..
Gul Dicinaa, Constan-
tinople s...a........
plow city, Copenhagen
Rochambeau, Havre. :.
Dunstan. Rio Janeiro.
Harmodtus, B u o n o q
Ayres ..........,,.,
American Legion. Rio
Ianeiro >.....,......
Gen II + Hodyes,
CriAobai ......,.,.
II r. Mallory, Havana.
Ponce. San Juan
Grove. Curacao ......
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Outgoing Steamships
Due To-day

!, Outgoing Steamships
The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add hour.
Sail Tomorrow
CloseA Sails
Qrmes Kingston. --~--~-- 1900
City of Montgomery,
Savannah s'oV IA
Sail Tuesday
Tivivea santa Marta. $3.50 AM 900 AM
AT&pahoo, Jacksonville -~--------- 1890 NJ
Sail Wednesday
Roma, Marseilles. $50 AN 500 PM
Lttuania, panzig. 500 AN 1900 NJ
promore Castle, Cape.
Town ....s,...,,.,,tlsV sVV AM s'Vo fNI
Deismbre, Ruenos Ayres 1900 AN 1900 AN
Ft Victoria. Bermuda" $50 AN lo'eS AN
eail Thursday
nag hagen ... ..,,... sss s,seAM l.eorM
Giuseppe vardi, Naples 1890 AN 1900 AN
Guiana, B&gbados.... 500 AM 1900 AN
Dorothy. San Domingo
City ':OV An 1i:VV AN
Yucatan, Vera Cruz, 100 AM ll;00 AM
Sail Saturday
Celtic. liverpool ,...,. 700 AN ll;o0 AN
Finland. Antwerp go, 1900 AN llfo0 AN
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17

Reports from Mexico state that rains
aave begun generally, and that crop
prospects, which were beginning to
eause concern, are looking much better,
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17

a French decree removes the prohi-
pitlon against the importation of wheat,
spelt and maslin, effective from Au-
gust /.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-17

"a special bureau for experimenting
IN n and studying tractor plowing. has
w ueen established by the French govern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24

ranree there ana are bidding Tor
New Mexico cattle.
The Ice martin of Medco ruhlel
nm the feathers on its head 70 To-
lsambie q flower.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
Woodmen Shift
Department Workers

Several changes were made among
The various departments Of the
Woodmen Of h World the past
week. }. W Crnmp. In charge OF the
Juvenile department here under the
state manaHer. q. y. Mcdonald, has
gone TO ~ PaEo TO lake over that
district, and q. ". Neal. formerly 81
laa Vegas din;rict. here. \. =.
Montoya will TAX owe the district
left by Mr.. Neal. and Adoiph Hiii
viii have charge Of the san,n Fe dts
tricL
Mr. Crump has Identified himself
with the Woodmcn Of the World
campaign for membership during the
past ten DAYS. particularly. aud hia
work In the Juvenile field has brought
5aa new chiidren's Insurance into the
office In the campaign. an effort
- being nude to add geo new mem
befs 70 the roll before the meeting.
of the head camp In Albnauerqu. In
March. This goal IN expected tn b.
reached by January first.
Twenty new members recently nc-
cepted win he Initiated next Tuesday
evening at tho formal ceremonies az
the knights 81 Pythiaa hall. There
will be "A social hour aud refresh
ments nfterward.
About s.5oo honey bees weigh ono
pound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
OFFICE
WON'T Be MOVED,
WASHINGTON SAYS
Albuquerque to Keep OF.
fees, Chamber of
Commerce Is Told

The Chamber OF Commerce yenter-
dsY received word ftom Washington
that there was no danger Cvf the In
ternnl revenne office being moved
from Albuquerque IA had been ru-
mored here.
The Chamber OF Commerce immc-
diateiy got on tho Job when u was
heard OF the rumor and " there waf
any basis FOR ~. u IL believed TO have
hccn effectively blocked.
n. G. Hernandez. collector % reNe-
nue. said he did not believe II was
probable that n change would be
considered by the authorities In
Washington.
"It In doubtful whether there win
he enough In the capital I @ nc-
commodate the reyenne office Ia adj
dillon to the offices which are now
IN Santa Ne Mt. Hernandez said.
An attempt Is oring made 10 lave
an addition buiit on the fcdsrui build-
ing herr TO accommodate the tcNe-
Due Offices, forest service offices
and other federal offices This how
ever is Gully a hope. and nothing
has been done In Washington as yet.
II this addition IL built, there will
be no danger whatever o. Albuquer-
que losing the revenue offices. &c.
cording TO Mr.. Hernandez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
WOOL GROWERS ASK
nEV0K|NG Of ORDER
FOR SHEEP DIPPING
Sanitary Board Request
ed to Annul Decree
Because of Cost

An attempt viii be msde b. shs
Nov N4<I1o Wool GrouetN aauoui1
tlhn 10 have tho state sheep sanitary
h@11<d l<cuu1Idsr the general sheeI
dipping order which they passed 81
fhelr meftIna here on Jane ,. a. was
Jfelded a. q meetipg o. the exepu.
HE ctmmittec OF the nesoclaiion
|hsia ~ tho cfan,Aer o. commercs
yesterday nlcrnuo8k
A. teitxmm was ,rni 10 Manuel a,
Gonzalez At Ciinfua. president Of the
|sheep sanitary board. requesting That
he rrN a special fuerfinv 81 the
hoard 81 Alhuqucrqur at I'M early
date. 20 TINT sheep men can pFraen,
their case.
The general dipping order provide.
tnat every sheep must he dipped.
whether Il has ecnhics or not. The
sheep men claim that on May only
pcr cfut 90 he sheep Of tho state
had Hrnrles and that TIE perccntasf
ID considerably lower nov
The reason given for the request
70 ~rccqqs'aqr the order q that y
msans a great = and lngonsen-
icnce 10 sheep raisfrs. II costs,
they claim. about s cents for every
sheep that y dipped. and the order
means a loss ~ from $4,000 TO
fxtisOnoo 10 sheep man.
Because OF the present financial
condition, Il II almost insposslble to
raise the necessary money Tor a gem
cral dipping in many localities o.
the HtRte. and many wool growers
cannot afford q. they cinlm.
The meeting was Representative Of
all sections OF the state. although
fewer than 20 OF the 90 meDlhers u
the executive committee wer1 pres-
cat. Among those who attended are
Prayer Miller. president OF the aaso-
citation, from Roswell. Sol BENJAMIN.
OF AlbuQuerque; N. Francis, Of Sc
bofeta: Dara farr. Of zIardaiena; -
A. Hubhell, OF Albuquerque. Walter
connefL Of Albuquerque. n ksch-
Of Cuba. Manuel patenKhe. Al
S~eqneraue. and W. s Fullerton. 81
Dafil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
BOY HIT BY AUTO
REPORTED IMPROVING
Earl re demyer Has
Body Bruises and
Skull Injury

Earl ~Bredemeyer. OF i'll East Bel
street. " year old boy. who was run
into by ar automobile an South Edith
street Friday night, h reported "a
doiug nicely. lie was taken 10 -.
Josepn's hospital Immediately after
The accident which happened al about
! o'clock.
". e. Williams was driving the au-
tonobile which struck the hoy. lie
said the boy fan out into the street
In trout OF the machine. Dr. j. a.
Reidy. who vas cal led, says tho hoy
has "a bad laceTat.on under his right
eye. his left ear " torn. ana ne has
a had bruisr on his right leg. His
sknii was also injured. hut the extent
IL not yet known.
Witnesses OF the accident say the the
hoy was crossslE the street, and that
two street cars were passing az the
same time. lie lodged around the
ears. aud ran out In front OF the
automobile. which while not going
fast. was too Gloss 10 stop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
ERUEGEL DEPARTS,
LEAVING CAFE open
Owner Of Building Puts
a Nan in
Charge

Officials from fke rheunr's- office
found hiirs Cafe and saminer Garden
IN Dld Town deserted yesterday norm
ina. and a man was placed IN charge
by y. Tonef, owner Of The building
when he wns notified.
The proprietor OF the place, Bill
ktueEel. Il was learned later. left
the city this morniuE and the sheriff
thinks he went 10 Ell faso. The cafe
WAS left open with no a IN charge.
There were ioAveh 81 bread. cigarH.
tobacco and otter things in the anow
cases
Krnsxsl paid TomsI ti.Lo0 on the
building, M sun nwed $500. ac-
cofding 10 the sheriff. He had start
"a 70 eniarEe and improve the place.
and had started work on an auune-
ment parh In the summer garden adj
1elninE. which he recently incorpor-
afsd.
one Of krusgel'a crdltors stated
art evening that he was not worried.
and wan sure that kruegei would be
hack Ia q few days. Nothing viii be
doue to Try 70 lochte KrueKel. unless
legal action l. brought against him.