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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-24

neers office in the position Of as
sistant engineer. He Is a senior Il
the engineering department of the
state university and a member OF
Sigma Chi 'r-ternity. He has been
living for the past three years 4,
the fraternity house on University
Hill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-24

turn here shortly to make their
home.
The bride, pretty Young wcm-
an with q decided talent for art,
has been a resident Of Albuduer-
cue for the past two years, COM
ing here from Ohio wnere she at
tended college. She has been maxi
ing her home here This year with
Miss Edna Miller, sister Of the
bridegroom at 1915 West Roma
avenue.
MIR. Miller has been employed
for the past year in the city engi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-24
DIR. BURNHAN DEAD.

Pomona, Calf, Nov. 23.-Dr.
George T. Burnham, 81 years old.
a member of the faculty of the
University of Cincinnati, died at
the home of his sister, here yes
terday. Dr. Burnham was known
among students of the classics as
an authority on Latin and other
Romance languages. The funeral
will be held in Pomona.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-24

Keep your eyebrows trim looking,
the extent of five to ten pounds,
would probably be enough to les
sen the size Of the bust and the
face. Hot baths have a tendency
to reduce the weight.
Mrs. A. !. B.: The formula for
making the cream will be mailed
to you if you send a stamped ad-
dressed envelope.
M. T.; j. N. Y: e. e. NJ. S.:
The formulas for the hair tonic
will be mailed to you on receipt of
q stamped addressed envelope.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-24
Daily Magazine Page
Social Calendar
Thursday.

Country club "open house."
THANKSGIVING afternoon.
Sigmi Chi smoker at fraternity
house at s p. m.
Alpha Delta Pi sorority dance at
$3.50 p. IN,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-24

In some parts Of China horses
are shod with straw shoes, and
hundreds of Chinese obtain a living
by collecting the cast-off shoes on
the highways.
, 1921-10-27

London's force of policewomen now
113 members.
, 1921-10-27
Notion to Quash
Charge Against
Banker Is Filed

OMAHA. Oct. e7.-Arotion 10. ouash
charges against Willard V. Matthews.
president OF h defunct Pionser State
'ank OF Omaha. VIII was indicted by a
peciai grand jury on a charge OF EN-.
bezzlins 5000 900 was filed by his at.
torney IN district court yesterday. 1t
was argued that the statute on which
me Indictment was based has been re
peaied. and that the indictment does
not charge TINT any of the money Al.
e to have been embezzied was ever
IN Mr.. Matthew'S possession. or thai
I was converted TO his own personal
use No action on the motion Ia.
yet been taken.
Through a motion to quash n charge
OF aiding and abetting a felony In con.
nection with the Colonial Timber &
Land company against Mr.. Matthew'S,
II was learned hat Ralph Z. Sunder-
land. a former Omaha man. was in.
dieted in connection with the same
case.
, 1921-10-27
NAIL BANDIT
IS FOUND DEAD
FROM BULLET

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 27.-The
body OF a young man with a bullet
wound in the head. which was found
In a vacant lot in q residence district
todn was particularly Identified by
W. w Needham. and willard s. Elem
ming. p~ostoffice clerks. as b bandit
who early yesterday'morning shot and
killed Frank b. Adams. a guard at the
Ferry postoffice and escaped with a
pouch OF registered mail
Postoffice authorities are working
on the theory that the bandit may
have been a former empioye Of the
postoffice here
The pouch Of registered mall wa
recovered yesterday. a few blocks from
the shooting and robbery.
, 1921-10-27

Out Of every million Of the worlds
population sixty.four are blind.
, 1921-10-27
NEW COOK BOOK
CAUSES BAKING REVIVAL

A new cook book which has just
oeen published for free distribution is
'esponsible for a sort of home baking
evivnl in this town. This book h
New DR.. Price Cook Book is SO
rowded with good o~ld-fashioned, as
ell as new and unusual recipes that
very homelover in town has been
Trying them out to see how really
sood they are! Tho index covers reel.
,es for griddle cakes. waffles and bis.
.uits. pies. loaf. layer and angel cakes.
'ookies. crullers. doughnuts. oid.fash-
oned shortcake. and many other good
things.
For those who have not yet been
tble TO procure n copy OF this won
erful book on home bakIng-that is
Q easy for every housekeeper, even
he most inexperienced to foliow-we
id that It may be procured free OF
barge from h Price Baking Powder
actory. Chicago. II interested in good
ZONE baking land what housekeeper is
aotD it will pay to write for it.
, 1921-10-27
Sofia Declares
State of Siege

SOFIA Oct. IA state of Siege
has been declared in this city and
IN governmental departments along
the frontier between Jugo-siavia and
Macedonin-
Premier stambouiisky yesterday
attributed the assassination of Alex.
andre Dimitroff. minister OF war.
last Saturday 10 agents Of Macedon-
ian elements endeavoring. despite
, 1921-10-27

police believe the boy tied himself
with the rope and Jumped from a
pile of wood. They have been unable
, 1921-10-27
BOY SUICIDES
BY HANGING

CHICAGO. Oct. e7-The body OF
Anthony -szkolny. IS. was found sus-
pended from a rope tied to a rafter
in a barn 1t his home yesterday. The
, 1921-10-27

nations sha fall. 1t ,sin bo no FAULT
Of h United States e America. Our
own experience has taught us that
We may hope that a like decision will
be reached by n world reasoning amid
tho convictions which follow In the
wake of n tragedy supreme"
, 1921-10-27
M0Uie Theater
Seating 5000
People Opened

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-The Chicago
theater. seating 5000 persons. said
to be the largest motion picture
theater In the world. was formally
opened last night. A line OF per.
, 1921-10-27

the bulgarian governments prOhsh,.
ton. to form revolutionary bands !,
be rent into Serbian Macedonia
, 1921-10-27

sons six abreast and three blocks
long. waiting for admitfance neces-
STATED the calling OF special police.
The theater cost $4,000. 600.
, 1921-10-27
AMlTY BASED
ON UNDERSTANDING AND
GOOD
Conceptions of Approaching Armament
Conference Enter Into Address of
Harding at Grady's Statue

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. pa gospel of understanding and
good will, not only binding north and south in closer union,
but bringing all the nations of the world into cooperation and
enduring amity, was preached by President Hardino today in
an address here. outlining some of his Conventions of the COM
, 1921-10-27

Special meeting Saturday night for
Second Degree. The Douglas lodge
VIII confer the work Lunch.
1o-27-st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
WILL AID GIRLS
TO FIND HOMES
City-Wide Committee oil
Women Formed

Girls seeking homes In Seattle VIII
be assisted In the future by a city
wide committee OF nearly 100 WON
On. according 20 an augmented hous
ing program announced "wednesday
by Mrs. Florence II. Porter. houmng
director OF the Young Women's
Christian Association.
The committee will Investigate
and list living places for tho girls.
The churches will be used M clear
ing houses thru which the y. w. c.
A win conduct It's housing work
In tho last so days 6i2 rooms and
apartments were listed with the "
housing department. while 4os appli-
cans for living accommodations reg
istered The biggest demand is for
rooms within walking distance OF the
business district
According TO Mrs. Porter the low.
est price demanded for board and
room fs s35. while club houses
charge 40 per cent OF n girls wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
VASHON ISLAND
GOES ON BLOCK
War Department to Sell All
Useless Real Estate

WASHINGTON. oct so.-secrc
tary OF War Weeks today an
nouneed n policy Of disposing OF all
government owned real estate under
control OF the war department for
which there In no need. The prop
erty will be sold 10 the highest bid
der.
In disposing of this property the
war department viii give the resi-.
dents OF the locality In which II Is
situated an opportunity TO purchase
the site and special consideration
win be given In the case OF any
property having historical interest
Included In the properties slated for
disposal are:
Ninth corps ARA. washingtop--
vaahon Island and Point Defiance:
Caiifornia--Brotherr and Sisters and
Marian islands: Violate island: Utah
Ogden observatory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
MANY PROMISE
TO HELP CHEST
"Peptomists" Needed in Big
Charity Campaign

'peptimists--not optimists. nor
pensirnits--are tho ones needed IN
putting this Seattle community chest
campaign over" declared Alexander
f''sandy'D Curry before the Kiwanis
club at the Washington Annex We'd
nesday.
Charity, above all thingn.~ he
said. Nothing is more worthy Of tho
whole hearted support OF every indi-
vidunl In the city than this needy
cause"
w. l.. Rhodea, general campaign
manager. declared the coming cam
paign. from November IA 10 10. was
not a one-man Job. but must have the
support OF the community. fndt
viduaily and collectively.
The Kiwanis club indorsed the
chest fund campaign and pledged CO
operation
The community chest headquarters
today announced that fraternal ana
civic organizations thruout the city
are piedging their support 10 the
campaign. Members Of the Trans
portation and 100 Per Cent clubs
have Endorsed the fund and will give
their cooperation. Rhodes declared
Rotary club members will also take
an active part In the campaign
Rhodes win address the Sales
Managers association at dinner At
thc New Washington Friday night
and Friday noon he win speak b
fore tho membcrs council OF the
Chamber of Commerce at the
Masonic club, Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Wants Homely
Man for Her
Next Husband

CHICAGO. Oct 1o.--Mrs Georgta
Hnmon. widow Of tho Oklahoma
millionaire who was shot 10 death
by Clara Smith Hamon. wants a
homeiy man who likes his slippers
and an open fire ut night
she said 80 today when asked
about rumors that she was en-
gngod TO y. A. Morrison. wealthy
California mining man
MIR. Morrison asked me 10 marry
him but I refused" she said. He
" too handsome and too rich. When
I marry again II will be poor.
homeiy man who will stay BY his
own fireaide."
Mrr. Hamon 10 seen frequently
In company with Morrison. who u
hero attending the national mining
convention
we have been good friends for
years. but I wouldn't consider him
for q husband" ahe said. "he rs
too attractiva--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
SPOKANE NOW HAS
HOPES OF STRIKING
OF Y
Pool in Basement
Quality Is High.
Companies Formed.
Have Great Hopes.

Spokane In the latest Northwest
city 10 experience an oil excitement.
The Star asked the editor OF The
Press OF that city for the facts about
operations there. Here Is his state.
ment:
Last March q small pool OF oil
was found In tho basement of q
house on the lockwood boulevard.
To-day there are in Spokane a
score OF companies and individuals
organized 20 lease oil lands and drill
In tho vicinity OF the city.
-Some Of the principal companies
now In the field are the Eastern
Washington OIL. Producers OIL.
Aladdin on A Refining. Homo on
a Gas. Northwestern oil A Gas.
Washington Consolidated on a Gas.
Latah- Texas OIL a Gas. Texas North.
western oil a Gas. Wild Rose oil.
Clayton OIL. and the Am Beycrs OIL.
-Four derricks have been raised.
More viii be raised within the merit
month.
"Gcoiogfsts agree mat oil In Some
quantity II situated almost directly
under the city. There arc a number
Of weii-dcfined evidences. The land
lying between the Rocky mountains
and tho cnscades II believed by some
TO contain the greatest undcveiopod
oil field In the United States.
Spokane has her oil spring: Lew
lston. Idaho. has found ollbcarins
sands at depth Of little over 200
feet.
"A chemical analysis OF the oil
taken from the spring on lockwood
boulevard shows II TO be one OF the
most remarkable natural oils In the
world. II In even now being dipped
from the spring and sold for me.
dlcinai purposes.
The Press Ia offering IT'S readers
comprehensive OIL column. which
will henceforth daily follow the de-
v~lopmcnt Of tho oil situation In de-
tall
Tho Press win mako every effort
TO expose the stock.seiline gratis
and encourage the legitimate pro
motcr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21

BOSTON. Oct. 2o.--A number Of
prominent women In Boston and
vicinity will have TO declare the
Boston City club and other exclus-
i've male organizations as the place
OF their abode II they want 10 get
registered this year.
Tho colonizing Of mems clubs by
females for voting purposes becomes
necessary because their husbands
have registered there. and the law
requires married women 70 have the
same voting residence as their hus-
bands.
Meiancthon w. Burien. chairman
OF the election commission of Bos-
ton. Is opposed to women register
ing from mems clubs. and as n re
suit Mrs. True Worthy white has
appealed 20 Attorney General J.
Weston Allen and TO the secretary
OF state, Frederick w. Cook. TO save
these women from Acknowledgement.
Accordingly a bin has been drawn
up allowing married women. for pur.
poses OF registering and voting. 70
have n residence separate from that
Of their husbands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Evenings Evening
Cost Him $3.50

When y. =. white, q salesman iiv.
ing It the Frye hotel. was caught IN
. liquor raid at iaish Edgar St. he
was q good fellow and put up $3.50
cash bond for tho proprietors OF the
establishment But when. later In
the evening. after celebrating his
friends relcas>. he was rolled" for
the remainder Of his cash--32so--he
decided that too much was too much.
Tho police are trying to find the
friend" who finished the Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Bootleggers Work
With Counterfeiters

Persons who patronizc bootleggers
are aiding big boom in the pass.
ing of counterfeit currency. Captain
w. r. FARRELL. chief OF the Seattle
office OF y. s. secret service. de-
clared Thursday. Ell
farrell and his force arc working
on cases said TO involve cooperation
between counterfeiters and bootleg.
gers. The latter. It is said. have
been stepping over the Canadian line
and paying for liquor with spurious
United States currency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Dissolution Sought
by Kennedy Estate

A petition for tho dissolution Of
the II. b. Kennedy estate was filed
Thursday In superior court by the
administrators. The petition states
that all the terms Of the late Hiram
u. kenncdy's win have been com
piled with. and there being no fur
Their reason for maintaining offices
for administration. asks the court to
disband the estate. The motion was
filed by Claude II stryker. presi-
dent; Paul $. Norton. vice-president,
and Charles stryker. secretary OF the
estate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
OH, Mr.. "U" BOY, DID
DADDY SAY YOU ARE
TOO LITTLE TO COZ

NO" say the university boys.
who lack n month or two OF being
n and whose parents live In
Okanogan or North Dakota or
some other place a few hundred
miles from Seattle: mo. I can't go
q the gnme-my daddy didn't say
so"
Officials st the university have
announced that no students are TO
attend the Oregon Aggie and
Washington game. 20 be contested
Saturday on the Oregon field.
without n written consent from
one parent being presented at the
office OF either the dean OF men
or the dean OF women. This APP
plies 20 all women students and
10 all men who have not reached
II.
Such . ruling has previously
existed for the women. but has
never been put into effect In re
gard 10 the men.
And now some OF those under
81" have neglected 10 get their
"daddy's consent" no. according
TO the ruling. they can't 30 Z the
grlfne-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Robs Man Who Balls
Him Out of Prison

J. r. White. a salesman living ~
the Frye hotel. won't bail out stxan-
gers any more.
After putting up $3.50 bail for =
party of six accused Of disorderiy
conduct. White reported 10 poIice
wednesday that one Of the six A.
tackled him while returning from 20
lice headquarters IN an automobne
and relieved him Of $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21

Los ANGELES. Oct. 2o.--Lumber
prices In southern California have
increased 10 per cent. a canvass OF
local lumber yards reveals today.
Dealers hero said that other towns
In thls part Of the state had made
similar increases. Heavy demand
because Of increased building opera,
tons was given as the reason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Friday Forestry Day
at C.. of G. Luncheon

Friday is Forestry day at the
members' council luncheon OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. Masonic club,
Arcade building. University OF
Washington forestry students win
decorate the luncheon room. ]. ].
Donovan, OF the Bloedel. Donovan
Lumber Co. and r. II. Allen. politi.
cal economist for the Western For
estry and Conservation association.
will be principal speakers. C. ID.
Stimson and A. r. Currie will out.
line briefly plans for the community
fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Six Are Arrested
in Whisky Raids

Six persons were under charges
Thursday as the result of dry squad
raids. Wednesday night the follow.
ing were arrested: ii. l.. Anderson.
Planters Hotel: Mrs. A. Taylor.
Yukon hotel; II. Huset, Denver hotel;
G. Van Alstoin. GIL Third ave.; NJ.
Martin and A. NJ. Holton, 1902
Fourth ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Arrest Boys for
Pulling Trolley

Five boys were arrested wedneb
dhy night alleged TO have pulled the
trolley on street cars operating on
Summit ave. They were turned over
to the Juvenile detention home
pending investigation. The boys ar.
rested are: Daniel Haigard. 10: VIM.
II. Wilson. IL: VIM. Sneder. Is, and
Bert Buck. II.
Unknown boys are reported ms
having strung ash cans on Sixth
ave between Lee and Caller SITS. Wed.
nesday night endangering traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
All Powers Agree
to Hughes Agenda

WASHINGTON, Oct zo.--Ah tne
powers invited to the Washington
conference on limitation Of armar
ments and Far Eastern question:
have accepted the agenda propood
by the United States. II was sad
today at the state department.
The agenda stands just ~ Il Wa
proposed by Secretary Of Suite
Hughes. there having been no ID
ditions or subtractions. Whether
the agenda VIII be formally adopted
by the conference when Il cpeng
here Ia not yet known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
GAS METER DEVICE
SAVES MONEY, BUT
NOT QUITE ENOUGH

Peter Thwitt colorcd. paid a
stranger 30 cents for q meter
device guaranteed to cut at least
80 cents month off his gns
bin II worked. too--out Thwitt
didn't save much money 1T that.
He wns fined $50 In Judge John
II Gorion's court Thursday for
using the devfcA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Mayor MacSwiney's
Memory IL Honored

Memorial services for Terence
MaeSwfney. lord mayor Of Cork. who
died in prison a year ago. win be
held at w. o. w. hall Fourth ave-
and Marion St. tonight Next Tues
day mass win be held for tho rcpose
OF Macswfney's soul 1t q m At
st. James Cathedral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Confesses Burglary,
Gets 3 to Is Years

Pleading guilty TO . charge e
second-dcgree burglary. c. Reid was
sentenced Thursday by Judge Boyd
J. Taifman to three TO fiftesn yeau
At WailA Walia Reid admitnG1
burEiartz1ng the homo Of John
Workman. 1911 Rainier avA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21

II u. DWYEiI vicc president Of
sceicy a Co. has gone TO Baltimore
to attend a national surety convcn.
ton. He will visit New York before
returning next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
ACREAGE

=
IMPROVED s ACRES
Smefi house, : chicken houses. barn
for head OF stock, wagon she'd.
etc; stream thru place, will FUR
nish power for electric system.
bearing fruit of all varieties.
small fruits; fenced and cross
fenced; about J acres In cultiva-
tion, balance easily cleared; about
half 81 place bottom land; all good
soil: handy TO school: good roads
easy driving distance Of Seattle
public markets Price $4,000.
Small cash payment and balance
on monthly terms. Call so3 New
York Block.
NEAR SWAN LAKE
miles east of Kent, 10 acres. partly
cleared; good soil; q good small
house: large new barn. cost 1850
lied community: on good road.
This ~ a bargain at $3.50. about
$3.50 cash. Mr.. pavi~s
C T. SUFFER-
1919 Third Ave. Main 7t3s.
10 ACRES LEVEL LAND. WITH
timber. on main highway. near
mill east of Auburn. 900: easy
20 acres. small house and barn.
about half cleared. near highway.
mills and school east of Auburn.
tl.soO, eANy terms
OWNER. s5s Henry building.
ONLY 1850 CASH
ACRE TRACT
Just north Of the city. overlooking
Lake Washington. fine. level
tract with small house. city water.
light and phone. Only si.s.s. on
terms.
Garfield .siT MccAuLEy Elliott rss.
tits American Bank Bldg.
HERE ~ a sNAp--s0 ACRES ZINE
marsh land. In Snohomlsh county.
4 miles from Narysvilic. all clear
ed. good buildings: fs miich cows
horses. machinery and cropa.
Price $4,000 cash. Henry Oftrhro.
Marynville. Wash. X. 1
ONLY 400 CASH
t-ROOM BUNGALOW
Just north OF the city have . nne
t-room bungalow. with Fireplace.
on h-acre OF ground. only ts,f00.
Elliott sssa ifi2 American Bank
bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21

Ca~abs melons originated In Ada
Minor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
" wANrEp-AuroMoBILEs
IS FOR sAIE--REAL ESTATE

COY : ROOMS, CLOSE TO school.
and car. trade for auto. sidney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY.
Attornrys-at.IAw

Attorneysat-Iaw
J. r. Established 1887. Al
cases: moderate fees; consultation
freq Main Ts05. AIS Burke Bldg.
Dos Second.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-03
EAlIGlSANT GAP.

We passed TO E.migrant Gap. wrcr"
above the railroad WAS the old cm:.
grant road from the East crossed H-
vid" ana 10 lowed down the ridges Of
the Sierra 10 the valley OF the Sacra.
mcnto River. We couid look for miles
and see the ridges Of hoary mountains
while below the canyons inspired awe.
If not fright among the timid paSScn-
gers. Then we saw the tunncl-iike
snow sheds. OF inoStimablc value in
winter. as snow in these part; are sail
To reach Il depth OF 20 feet and 10
feet is OF common occurrence. For
miles the Southern Pacific Il. r. tra-
verses the ridge above the 'tmcrican
River, sometimes nj tn" very brink Cf
the chnSm and every whcr" aiIordinC
Vi>ta@ OF magnificent sweep across a
hundred miles oi mountains, range aft
cr range reaching OF in the distance.
Into the abyss, the rugged mountn;n
sides slope downward in prccipitous
ANGLER sinking in almost sheer drs.
cent. The Si"rra$ rise lii" Il wall hr
%ond and ahead doomed the dark Pine
clad promontory of Giant Gap. pu&lriuy
its hulEN form far ont into the canyon
and blocking the way OF TN" stream
which Swirls in swift water around its
base.