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FOR kidney and nfacder sfOubles
Trsysi. weak and lame back. rhen.
nstifm and irregularities OF the hi.
neys ard bladder Regulates Liai
DE-, troubles IN children. ~ not $40
~ druggists mail sizs. Small bot
te often cure. send for sworn test
n.onials DR.. 2. " Han. 1926 olive
street e. Louis. NO
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RAILWAY MAIL c1Fek rxAmlNA@
TON Ar aurHHie. OKLAHOMA

q, lily Gage

Tbs tulnad snates kIsH aefvA.u
omNiHHian aungauraa ae exAplnA
ilen tpg tallwaF mail glnfs pe sep.
lsmNe4 tf tati
Applications fpf inla esaMlna lnn
must tp mAHe "a thH pfeaegihed form.
wH'eh vt'A aesgaaafY iastraeilena.
mss ba ohialaed fraas ea4nmlaaion a
ueal eruaenlatse a A nagmsan.
ai iae tsalhfie Hnef offices
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rnIs nnrnan fnuAn 4 go

Hth nn3 eHiHwg hAFa faand fulsF
flfs rsllehl ana a keeplns ths
.'dHsf# aud hafiss "a a HufHsAl aaH
healthy @snaiteu tsHat iaf eAlaern.
t-8 Nfp tWHn W pHv k " Is
No i'ok if flrreussufs. "a
#ffss recommend eBAv kiAnay
fliia ts a8ft'ar lfpsAleA eits eltll
faita p"feetliaA HaA everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13
niI TOWN tiIlNii.N t.nANf-
I'D 10 Sill. mn. ESTATE.

oklshpnss 'ilY AuF ~ I'VE
iinnrYstia Realty gompaaY ~ lsunfY
elie. capitalized al tN0ns, has eeea
kfaalei q chatter ~ chhpals ksndle.
acting ~ fvtarY ~ state fhs ,haf
eye hel'lrfa 4ere Hieeu A. n y Mnss
eHd p MeAa q ilanfgolia. n fhamu
sou 4Ha iNFJ ThampHou ~ ulamt
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QUARTER THOUSAND YANEs
ARRIVE IN FRANCE

Paris Assn t fao hnnafel ffiY
fopsr seuiailyea - gbe American ~
eipn heaaed W MRlsr lahn "a Emef
Rational eNmmandaf III fhAl Al saa
lntion afriYel ln l~fe latt nlaaf
TheY eafe fecelsva wllh wli.iafs
hehpFa ana eheefei hy ihaaa8Hia pf
raraana aa teismes fciafninH iH
nie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13

TIE encFoaehmenss q sAlt water
hare sesiaoed the Tampieo oil field
froosction y per cent n the esis-
mstien q pronsineni oii men IN Mex
leo.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

The ygbrsfions a es3nd caused hy
spcken words ear now be reeofds
~ clever lnxsnflon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13

Becassse tie wh0ie Nation graYeiy
felt the effects ~ SUGAR shortage dur
ing the world war France has plan
ned = MOBILIZE bees Tor honey during
ihe next war.
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Want xaxer~Asanexsx IA tAt iseAuss
rnuss sse ~ she efucs ~ kw~sse
aseA.cR II osxSs nnAsAo2 = des.FeS
s.1ssstrs@s ads are oAsA. excepi aegr
ss-xsNs have pmral&r aEcoNK1s a. IN
E.aaaaer Qssace The Leaees coltrSior
s,vV exs.e~.encee SO uweh sscasle -
,e....s4rx uany &Tses sc lave
ua.on~6 m wansx that X = rs-csssAFs 70
srpose The oaxA II -AeHAnce sySfefn'
.xe~-< where regular aecc@rts Az
ru.sr xsas1- Memoranda cs ~NAA -
xxns~e~ a. ..fer sale. etc. mAAN r.
80. 4, ne x2ae- ArStness cites sn1
ssrs III se converted isfo form AS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13
HORSES EQn SALE

We have q tvAm ~ taldiuaA z years
nlf eaeli alesea hsaIFed eaeh. also
mes bafneas sHa taes fpf sale WI
aeli 80 ilms ~ u4y ~ monlh W q
eayin 9p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13

pE1NA DONNA Internationally fsm
e0s. wEi Instruct ten pfomlains
pupils IN singing dramatic acting and
languages providing Nsins aeeomo
aUtpns and thspera8ag~ "a her beau
tfgi Suburban New Yofk home Book
iet and terms 0n re quest Ivy
Doughty seey 5ze Broadway. New
Ysfa city q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13

FOR NAtE tsmplste scholarship In
pragshon's Practical nuslseaa eoi-
leWe. oklahoma citY This 10 tho
beat baslaaas eollsea - ths soath-
ssst The leader gushria
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

MARRIAGE PAPER PNosas. asserlp.
Sianf mAny reh wAnt % EnAfFs
fr~e II yana :. raul Minn
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POULTRY

BABY CHICKS Breeding slofl re-.
ducea priees ~ leading brands
alife delivery ruarsnfees fiisfs
igra ffee place ram orders early
amh Bros Narrsbur9. NO
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6 roors. 5 i9fs. Sc ane osfbsiid-
irgs chesen especially for a ehieker
rznth. Loczsaon Casltes Eia. Prize
s.sss
roo-s 4 l0fs. csslsf. vel gsraxe.
asrr. ber-1nses s.d ehsrken iots.
shsss ard frsit A farmers home
Pre- 1850
Tee cseasy cs~psry
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leader elassliIes aas ~ fesaIis
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sTRAYED or STOLEN white horse
meAi shout eleven hundred. wire
es' figa front foot = g Paul Route
3 Hexare
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eAz. .FSM Asz-wta xz- Ca-Frs1er g
slve lns q Earrer Fssis. sVorf.
C,u.znr ka-s - Es-- ws-1@1 Ari
ef1erer. zrer1zA = psrre-t oerr ?
rnns5on. zsEhs szxEsge f-ats rs-
.s-ennes Ps1sza Trste-s- > Tn
vs-xtr Ylzcs. Ne~ To-k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13

-.yFzL NATEzS7TT HOSPITAL
nO1xE-1s E'ss .1s- EzzEsf csfT.
wrssvz-z E-haell. Hornszsnz. ressor-
zsss. wax <s- bezr1 = bsztfT
bssses 81 z1gZss.@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13

Ltf'T- Nhiie ooilee ing. .houi three
weeks ago. mans short siicfer coat
Phone 70. Falrfields y G. Bowers
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FOR SPEEDY NAslhlA0E--Ats~o.
Gsely ezas. sanrest II the ccunirfs
ESTABLISHED Is years. iAoUsArd se4eff
rseaasmrs hseA sex weatey. wFaiIg
early MARRIAGE siucsly canfdfNtiN
ees ssrs Free TAf ora Reliable
CruA Ms wraSei Box .e Oakland
CAhf-
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Leader classified a.. 80, results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13

FoR sALg-ois ps2srs a. he Ls4l-
- es.cs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-13

nAnY RNGGN fof sale enlof ssoN
phone $50
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


hAitN hts'ea y " Fof safe eol"f 'fvfi
phone ~
rap S1le s.,..,.,... ...m naa.a
- w. wen ~ -.
s'Ap'e t'enaf Fis'e loT sf'aaii poultry
iAfna Waite r"4ea''cfheed s'"Ail
casa pawn 4 via handle H hAleiee
terms tesesss'on n once h9af
fafm investment Co iis Norsh FIRST
pure MILK Fer salc al the stand
sine Grocery
----
f0h sAl.h hfAR. R'"r Aet
AFlhs room suite, IKE new -as } Il
y otiaAoma
.goy ~.,r - 4 ~w ~
~ es Hotel Phone sls
,.,.,s ,-g.s-.s4,r ,.,,.r,g
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FoR EALE-fsa~tes. -areE. eoze-
E.serss geeS stxs,e. Er:rz gDo5
Elk egsL I1terz-ts. 500 -. c.
Ex-toez
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FLORIDA FARH 4 PEChS GROVE
--xif6is sorfhwss. Y7orica Nos
oonfertab,e. healthy sss safe eilaate
az tas year Losny soil clay ssb-
seI ~ sionse. st1=pz. fsnd.
rwznps nor eessrBettye sfo-ras.
Efr6s feeds nor r50ss Foreed sale
IS II Kl51er. Hosficel,o. F5oridz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
HOTEL CLERK TELLS
OF DURCH'S VIGIL
OVER KENNEDY
Watched Slain Man s Of
flee From a Room
Across Street

Los ANGELES, Dec. "A. B
Niles. hotel clerk. was the first wit.
ness called by the state today when
the trial OF Arthur c. Bu-ch was re-
sumed in the superior court Burch is
charged with the murder ~ ]. Bolton
Kennedy here last August. Niles was
employed al hotel directly across
Broadway from the office of Kennedy.
His testimony relating 10 the securing
OF front room by Burch few days
before the shooting and the conduct
or the tenant during the Intervening
days
niles said that Burch remained in
his room much OF The time aud on one
occasion was visited by a woman who
shared vigil that the clerk said
hurch was keeping. He was unable
10 Identity the woman hut gave a gem
eral description Mrs. Mndaiynne
obenchain was Indicted with Burch
ana the state said II would endeavor
TO Identity her as the woman who
made the visit In question.
Burch's deneanor continued ca=e-
free. Yesterday II ,1as 10 much 40
that when a witness was testifving
ana interchanged Smiles with tho de-
iendant the resultant laughter In the
court room caused sharp admonl-
ton 20 the spectators and the narfies
from the trinl Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD)

SANTA FE y. NJ Dee Jonathan II Wagner, state
superintendent of public Instruction. today filed with
his reply to that of the examination of the office the
superintendent of public instruction covering the period
uary !. 1917 10 December ~, 1920
In his reply Mr. Wagner in full all charges made against
him in the report of g. Whittier travelling auditor of the
forth detail
department accompanying cch statement with vouchers cancelled
checks
In conclusion of his which cover 10 close
typewriter Mr. Wagner contends that the him
money and that there nothing owing the and contends
that charges of crne handling accounts
gan'c In expenses fully met and refued in the
The points he makes in conclusion that:
The auditor conceded him salary of $500
for 1920 from the board Of
ask the his claim 5000
$500 for the half year preceding.
Admitting the receipts and the shown
tor 80 and 81 Of his the 900
charged against him. and which previously explained Wagner
there due him difference
S43l 80 in the settlement statements
He axis refund of S226 for clerical help
States public service the funds Of which
Wagner secretary shown by receipt but which
gone TO j. II, Wagner, personal
He contends there him his
travel expense the sum Of s21275
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
SIN PLANTS ~ OMAHA
AFFECTED ny STRIKE DHDI1l

OMAHA. Nelr. Dec. Six pack-
ing plants In Nebraska five in Omahn
and that of wilson a Company lt
Nebraska City. will be affected hy the
strik" scheduled To take ruoct next
Monday In the packing Industry In
protest against vnEc cuts. according
to Jacob H. Davis, president of tho
district council number OF the
Amulgnmated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Worlucn Of Nouh America
The Omaha plants are those Of
'udahy swift Armour and Morris
companies sometimes referred 10
locally as the hIs four" nud that ct
the lruld Packing comuuuy Ar.
Davis said thHt while ho could not
state positively GO this time how
many men would bc affected. he
thought tho number would b. ho-
tween $500 and 1000 Company
suporiutondrnts reported themselves
as NOT looking Tor "a strike Of long
duration. e. N stewart supcrin-
trndrut 0f tho Cudahy Packing coIn-
pauy said D., was anticipating no
tie-up of the 'udahy Packing plant,
and declared that the company had
been testing thD sentiment OF the
men. and $50 ur had found they wcr,
against the strike" officials Of the
union were making plans today Ia
carry the strike order out. appoint.
mcnt OF q sIIIk. executive board pe,
ing among I'U matters considered
mass meeting at which the MOI
are to be instructed to conduct them
selves iu uu orderly WAY is 20 Boz hold
betwoon now rud Monday. president
Davis suII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
BRAND GETS COLD
RECEPTION ON HIS
RETURN TO FRANCE
Opponents Considering
Makeup of Cabinet to
Succeed Him

HANRE. Dec. premier BRAND
returned TO France today after five
weeks absence. In which he presented
to the Washington conference
France's position on armament iimi-
tHfion A. he landed here he was
greeted with Difference, but without
enthusiasm
The cu;iro French cabinet. with the
exception ol Minister of Justice Bon
ueyHy and the acting premier. War
Minister Burthuu. met the Paris ten
miles at sea un the tug Athlete.
a heavy sen was running but tho
prem'vra opponents made no prrtenso
ut hiding their opinion that ~ was
huliuy as compared with tn storm N.
BRAND viii have 10 face in the cham
hrr ~ deputies next Tuesday when he
gives an account OF his Washington
mission,
NJ. BRAND was Informed that. cdin-
cidout with his return, lists were be-
ing circulated in the chamber ur dep
ItiDs and the senate purportinE to
give tho composition Of cabinet un-
dor former President poIncaire which
th, opposition expects viii succeed tho
BRAND ministry should the latter fall
is "a result OF non payment by Ger
many of it's rcpurarIuns quota du,
January %.
a new wireless telephone system In
stalled hy th, French line was iuaug-
lrated hy the liner Paris during 80
'"'snd's hom"wurd voyage The Paris
has been In constant telephone com
....u.. Htnu Nitu France since Wed
uosday evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
FINAL ARGUMENTS
BY DEFENSE IN
ARBUCKLE TRIAL
Prosecution Witnesses
Flayed in Address by
Gavin McNab

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2.-MHton
Cohen - Lon Angeles. one of Ros-
coe Arhuck.c'E counsel. said today
he had received a letter threatening
death TO you and your fat friend"
n Nrhuckie should he acquitted In
his trial FOR granddaughter. Cohen
said the dofcnsa was much worried
over this threat against Arbuokie.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2.-Testi.
mony u rosecution Witnesses was nt-
tucked To-Day In the final arguments
IN th" granddaughter trial Of Roaroe
g.. Arbuckle by Gavin McNab. first
defense counsel McNab called at
tuutiun to In. testimony ~ Aired
semunchrr. u leading prosecution
witness ana manager uf Mlaa Virgin
IA l,appc, whose death from blud.
der rupture resulted in the charge
against Arbucklc.
II do not believe Mr. Semnacher."
McNub said. He was brought In
10 give his view of the incident In
which Arbuckle placed piece % ice
ON Miss kappc's body after Arbucklc
is alleged TO have hurl her That
was "a purely collateral In ident.'
MIS-, Catherine FoN had very
peasant trip from Chicago az the oN.
peuse Of the san Francisco taNpay
crs.' continued McNab. "and u very
pleasant social visit with Mrs Bam-
FAAAfA ahfAhhA Af'AAAAh4AAH WV NNNNNlfNAAnA
witness. whom the prosecution failed
Go produce
Mrs. l'oN was also leading prose
gutltp witness, ttstifying tnut she
had known Miss Rappo for several
years ANA that she showed mo- sign
of 'hc illness which the defense said
finally caused her death
Another defense counsel read pur.
tiuns of the testimony uf Miss Alice
Blake 20 th" jury at MCNah's RE-
quest AI,c Blake, show girl.
and prosecution witness. was % guest
at the hotel ~. Francis party iu
which Arhuckl" is alleged to have
fatally injured Miss ltappc
dld mot aoc Mr. Arbuukle go into
th" room or come out uf The room.
the testimony read referring TO th'
room Boo which Arbuckic Is said CO.
have Inflicted the fatal injury
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
NINE MEN TO GO
TO PARK MEETING
At LAS CRUCES
Delegation Will Leave
Tonight; Other Towns
To Be Represented

Nine men viii probably make up
the delegation from Alhuqucrlue
which viii luuv, th, citv at lU.la
o'clock tonight uy train FOR Las
Cruces To attend the national park
conference 60 hy held there Seven
OF the men have already Agnifiri
that they will gu. but 81. B Flrld
and sidney Wei will mo-, know
definitely whether they can go until
later this evening
Word has been received from
Santa Fo that there viii ho one man
from there sent 20 the conference
W. A. panbcrE Will represent the
Capital 'itN. No word hus been re-
Dtivvd from las Vegas. Ration. or
Gallup, hut these cities viii also
Send representatives Tho delegates
from an uf tHrsp cities viii meet with
the Albuquerque delegation az tho
Chamber ot Commerce here az $50
o'clock tonight, and an viii go "a
Las Cruces iu a body tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
To Business Men:

You will find in tomorrow IS
Herald the Cousins weekly re.
view of business in the nation
and throughout the world. 1t
is a careful. conservative sum
mary Of what has happened,
with an Interpretation Of its
meaning in relation to future
business trends.
You will find on the Saturday
business page the complete re-
ports Of the Boston wool mar
ket, and Of the livestock mar
ket as shown by trading at Kan
sas City,
You will find on the business
page a number of important
special items and reports which
reflect the course of trade and
which it is Of value to every
business man to know
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
7 MEN ARRESTED
IN $4,000 LIQUOR
ROBBERY AT ROY
One of Prisoners Identi.
fed by Rancher and
His Son

Seven men have now been arrested
by the prohibition forces on the
charge OF being implicated in the
robbery Of $4,000 worth OF nguor
from the home OF Henry Garzlna at
Roy, Now Mexico. Il was announced
this morning by -. W. snydcr. pro-
hibitiou director Tor New Mexico.
Men who have been making an IN
vvstirution OF the hold-up OF the
Garzina family and the robbery of
The 500 gallons of booze returned TO
Albuqucrpue last night la an EFFORT
iu lind some Of the stolen liquor one
of tho prohibition Officers made "a
trip into the interior OF Texas. where
10 was reported some OF the liquur
had hpcn shipped
This trip proved O. Wild goose chnse
however and officers are now in.
V"stiguting other prospective clows.
The seven men who are being held
under $1,000 bond each In connec.
ton with the robbery are Oscar Kidd,
Webb Kidd. J. ID. Lowry. slim Csr-
neal Henry stanford, George Ray aud
Tom Turner
Oscar Kidd has been positively
Identified by Mr. Garxina and hls
son Pete GarEina. as one OF the men
In the robbery. according TO officers
The seven are To be given a hearing
some time next week mt Mosquero
near Roy. Mos1urro being the soai
OF Harding county.
Oniccrs announced today also that
on trip 60 Raton they arrested Il. "a
Hunt Karl Rruhanski and Alec VIA
ON charges OF violations OF the pro-
hibiuon act Tho two former are
charged with possessing stills ami
liquor ana Wig h alleged to have
shipped some llGuor from Sacramento
California. Co Ration. All men hre
undrr bond 20 await the action oi
tho federal grand Jury
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
UNION ORDERS
A STRIKE IN
PACKING PLANTS
Walkout Monday VIII
Affect $4,000 Men,
Is Claim

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.--Declaring that
the shop representative system innug-
urntsd by the big five" packers did
not represent the sentiment OF the
employees and that they did not APP
prove the wage reduction Of 10 per
cent which went iuto effect last Mon
dny. Cu-upltua Hayes, president, and
Dennis Lane. secretary or the Anal
gnmhtod Meat Cutters and Butcher
Workmen OF North America today
sent out instructions fOr "a strike next
Monday Announcement uf the strike
call for December was made last
night.
Packing plants In about nfteen
cities and 5000 men will be affected.
Air Hayes said
The packers deciarod that q strike
would not se-iously' hamper the work
Of distributing meat products as the
unions were not represented heavily
enough To affect the plants should the
organized walkOut occur
History OF Dispute.
During the war ana afterward untll
last September ~. packing house
wage controversies We're disposed OF
by Federal Judge Alschule- under an
arbitration agreement. The Armour.
Wilson, swift and Cudahy companies
Instituted q system OF plant confer
,nces, calling in representatives or
their employees. In October the Anal
gHmatcd Meat Cutters and Butcher
Workmen OF North America took n
strike vote. declaring that the union
was not recognized and wRlkout was
authorized by q large ma iorlty.
The plant assemblies, after several
conferences, decided upon 10 per
'cnt wage reduction. and II became
effective last Monday
The strike order apparently was 20
cciVsd 'nthusiastica liy In middle west
packing reutcra. according to reports
received here early today.
ANXIOUS to strike
Kansas CITY packing employees
while awaiting receipt Of the strike
order, are said TO have urged their
leaders to declare strike II the order
was longer delayed
Union leaders at Omaha declared
the strike would affect nearly 5000
men therc and predicted they would
have the support Of the American
FedD alton Of Labor
Macs meetings at Fort Worth Tex
So. Joseph, Mo. oklahoma city and
south s. Louis, Mimi. voted tu up-
hold th" action uf thcir international
Officers iu calling the strike
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

Mr. Wagner. ln his answer. says.
DO ls my purpose Iu this answer
fu ,uufiup myself largely tu tu. nr-
tr"s boo dispute boz the ropor, made uN
Mr. s. O. whittier travelling mditl.
uI the state Of Sew NtRUu. on t,ru.
rHy lu regard tu general policies of
administration which governed Wr
during Wy administration ul .n. .H
Gou Of state sup'rlut'nd'U ui public"
instruction.
"IudiNduals may differ ns Co Jhn
wisdom uf uHl.N ana IH tu the steps
taken tu carry out iIHf policy it
uI.uu.uaHu ui that u|uC, and tho
p.I,i,s pursued we've determined
d. hollis ny my conception OF the pur
20 H, uf the office OF superintendent
n. public instruction.
1T vus ono OF the unVayorpp pol
.,Iua of my administration to receive
ut.I, dollar which cam, into IN. ui-
SEQ. property account Tor 30. uud
make 90 E" Hs Tar as possible, tu the
end thJi We might have better schools
lU Sow MtAl % and that education hy
mon, generally distributed over uur
state. This work WIS carried ON GO
Do uWy when TIE world war was lu,
prices wrro Mgh travelling rNprnses
unusually ru. The schools were
called upon iur patriotic activity DO
rtrIN lu,. We Nvr, cu led upon 60
organize war savings stamps sales Co.
rut,Il RED Cross contributions. relief
tur ga" Belgian children and the Far
IHr relief tu hold patriotic meetings
lu municipal districts and iu remote
rural communities tu the cnd that
thr different communities ut Sew
M,>icu might present % united and rr
naIl'H, Impulse tu to win the war.
Hal INtra WORK
lIN virtue of my position H- super
iutsudrut ot public instruction. / Was
made director OF the O. s Boys WutK.
ius RESERVE. an organization work
iuE under the department Of labor
with tnv sympathetic cooperation ut
IN, bureau OF education, which 10 td
as rs purpose the organization of rhH
buN power Ton use Boo the wheat nolIs
uf the middle west Boz the mines aud
factories and in any other position
where working boy cuu Il rrlris d,
a. fighting man.
"1t WINS also my privilege 10 serve
under iHr department ot labor ua
director of the .. = Public Reserve
an agency organized 20 take AN n
toutufN uf the man power OF this
stat, available for the ship ynrI1
Through this agency New Mexico sent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
Irish Parliament
To Consider New
Peace Proposals

LONDON Doc 2.-Thc British gov
erum,urE latest proposals for ssttiv-
mont ot the Ir.-l question viii Do, cone
Adcr.d hv OBJ, uuil Ei-cann cabinet In
rutlIn tomorrow. The new terms
which wpr. handed to the Sim rpu
delegates BOO written form. show some
advance over fhr government pro-
iuuH proposals and tho delegates
fplt ihat necessity of giving them rull-
est Iteration u u cabinet session
Arthur GTNuth among the Irish
Leaders who 'Dtt for Dublin this morn
INK Will rr'1rn sunday morning,
urotnIrv v.H the definite decision OF
tho p1l cabinet
T1r.I wn not ho officially lu-
fnrrI,d ot tho nature of tho propos-Is
until fHn sHn Fnin mas sipniued its
acceptance. if such be forthcoming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
Gov. Mechem Guest
At the Livestock
Show in Chicago

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-Ten governors
on their way to the conferencn of
governors, a. Charleston. r. c.. todny
attended the international livestock
exposition whore special program
In their honor had been formulated
Those attending We're Governors
Carey OF Wyoming. -. NJ. Davis. cf
Idaho; Precus, OF Minnesota; Dixon,
OF Montana; Mabey. OF Utah; Camp
bell, OF Arizona, I'm Small. Of mi
noia; w. r. McCray OF Indlann
Mechem. OF New Mexico. aud Me-
Kelyie OF Nebraska.