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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
ny $. d. CROFT

"CMON SKINNY! Run like
cvcr'thing!"
-Four rcIbaired. FREDDIE fscsd,
raggcdIsneed ruffians, hiding In
mn aileyway near tho Boyer
Drug Co, on Beacon ave.
"Wednesday morning upset soci.
ETY..
Chang" went q street car.
ioafing leisurcIy along the 3ck
con ear line
sZipw went an egg.
Help screamed q woman.
tive been ebotr'
"Hmmsrnnph?- shifted the
conductor. 1--WE got me doots
about THAT shot!'
The car stopped Tho four
urcbins scattered 10 the four
. winds. closely pursued by the
conductor with. brake rod.
lie made the fatal mistake Of
stopping 10 search u barrel. A
ripe egg sailed gracefully thru
the air.
-PJop!- said the egg.
era h-xes.. esS'?:t,." said
the conductor. wiping . goo~y
moss from biz coat collar.
About the same time that tho
fireworks on the street car
hxoie out. the clerk In the Bca,
COZ Creamery. 25sl Beacon ave,
became suspicious.
A little boy. about 7, WAN
dcred into the store and bought
half -doxen eggA
shortly after. he appeared
again. In a hurry. and got an
other six.
Ten minutes later he again
entered the store and got .
dosen.
Aren't you buying q lot OF
eggs. sonnyy" asked The clerk.
oh yessir. but then. these n
mighty fine eggs; we Just loves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Dies From Eating
Insomnia Tablets

A victim OF what is believed to be
an overdose OF insomnia tablets. Rob
ert A. Brown. SIS. 1903 18th ave, real
estate broker. was found dead on the
floor OF his kitchen at io:45 a. m.
Wednesday by his wife and son.
Mrs. Brown and her son, Law
renee, returning from visit IN the
country, found Browns body near a
box containing few insomnia tab
let's. which are being analysed by
Coroner william II. Corson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Sees Millions for
Reclamation Feats

e. r. Blaine. vice president Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. just returned
from a six months visit To Washing
ton. d. c.. in the interests OF recla-
nation legislation. told the trustees
Of the Chamber Of Commerce Tues
day that the Smith McNary bill.
which provides that the government
loan TO approved irrigation projects
$3.50 900. 600. viii become . law at
this or the next session. and that MIL
lions will be available for irrigation
projects in this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
MUSICAL REVUE
AT PALACE HIP

The Cozy Revue" Is the enticing
feature offering secured by the man.
agement of Loew's Palace Hip TO top
the new show tomorrow. : II is de
scribed as a melodious song and
dance festival
In "katland" Arthur Nelson prom.
Uses a unique exhibition given by his
rare collection of Friendly Enc.
mics" They are cats and rats, with
some remarkable leaping cats as an
outstanding feature
Moher and Eidridge win appear in
songs and comedy.
The Gordon Duo win provide the
musical treat OF the bill They intro.
duce some new and delightful har.
monies in their rendition OF familiar
airs.
The Casson Brothers combine
breezy songs and bits OF talk with
novelty paper tearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
MAN KIDNAPPED
WOMAN, CHARGE
Victims Father Says She Is
Insane

on charge Of kidnapping Mrs. Ef.
file Aldrich. whose father declares
she Ia insane. Arthur Humphrey. au-
10 driver. WIS arrested In Seattle
Tuesday afternoon.
Word was received at the shcrifrs
office Monday morning that Mrs.
Aidrich had disappeared from Pen
dieton. Ore. w. r. Storm. her IA.
ther. a Roseburn preacher. arrived
IN Seattle Tuesday morning. naming
Humphrey In connection with the
woman's flight.
Humphrey ls accused OF taking sd-
vantage Of her insanity and bringing
her 10 Seattle by automobile. He
will be sent 20 Pendleton for trial on
a charge Of kidnapping.
Mrs. Aldrich win be tried for In
sanity in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Stolen Auto Found
Burned on Highway

Burned and charred almost beyond
recognition. an Overland auto b.
logging TO A. III. Arutzen, 1879 1Sth
ave. g.. was found on the North
Trunk highway. north Of the city
limits. near Bitter lake. Tuesday
night The car had been stolen
from Arutzen, who had parked
II at Second ave. and Pine st. while
he attended a theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Postmaster Held
for p. O. Robbery

loss at the Conway postoffice,
which was robbed last Saturday,
was si4s.s7. according to Postoffice
Inspector J. $. Swenson. who re.
turned "Wednesday from investigat.
ing. The combination to the safe
had not been set. so the postmaster
will be held personally responsible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Slips In to Sleep
and Gets Arrested

Providing In the hallway Of the
Van Clypc apartments early wednes-
day morning. A. Restau. 20. sales
man. was taken to Jail and held on
an open charge. Tenants Of the
apartment house complained to po-
lice that Restau was trying to enter
a room. When arrested by Motor
cycle Patrolmen C. u. ,Follrich and
J. A. Haguewood. Restau claimed
that he was sick and went into the
hallway to get some sleep. He had
suitcase fun OF clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
ACREAGE

KIRKLAND. ga Acnies
FRUIT. SPRING WATER
90 fruit trscn. over fb bearing. finest
stock that can be SGT out. all va
rietlca OF small fruits; $1,000
strawberry plants IN splendid con-
dition. all In full bearing next
year. mostly improved MnrHhaliH.
grnpeao loganberries, rhapbcrrica,
\currants. etc. dandy sptlng water
house; barn. This tract has been
spiendidly kept up. and should net
the purchaser az least $1,000 next
year All improvements are per-
celicnt location, blocks from
school, handy 90 stores. etc. Price
o.. $50. VIII give easy terms. but
only to Satisfactory party who
could move on property I'M
mediateiy. Take East Madison car
and kirkland ferry 10 Burke a.
farrar's office at klrk land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

J. J. Russell. Of ISIS N. ssth St.
reported TO the sherifrs office on
Wednesday that two boys. 10 or 20
years old. had stolen his Ford tour
ing car. No. io9s23. and that ne had
been unable to overtake them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
BEWARE! EGG BANDITS!
Young Terribles Pelt People and Car
ITERRIFY BEACONITES

'cn" replied tho youthful Jesse
James.
Psiroiman Swanson started
Investigating tho ease, after Mrs.
IL &. kavsnaugh. 29Is 2sd ave.
y. had been "cggedT BY the
gang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
5 ron sAIE-lsEAL ESTATE

UNIVERSITY blSrkicr
A new bungalow. real snappy and
all class: every feature that you
ever heard OF ia home. reception
hall. combination living and din
Ing room. hardwood floors. fire.
place; indirect lighting. large
kitchen with nook, magnlstone
drain. board. 3 bedrooms. with
bath between. tnAgniHtone floor ia
bath. large bedroom aud sewing
room on second floor: fun cement
basement. plantered. furnace and
trays; level lot. AOxi0s Go alley.
But here h the pleasing thing
about az The price, $500. and
$500 cash Will give you immed la q
porseaaion. Better hurry on thia
GREEN LAKE. JUST OFF
BOULEVARD
A rpiendid new bungalow Of . large
rooms, situated on fine corner
View lot. very pleasing exterior.
and q splendid arrangement in-
side. every modern feature You
should see this by all meana.
Price under $4,000; $500 cash.
Glad to show these homes evenings
Cali North 4si2.
EDWIN ECkERN
1915 Third Ave. Elliott s7bs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27


ALDER. FIR AND CEDAR
on county road. the very best OF
soil. enough wood on the land TO
more than pay for t.. close TO rail-
road and mills. and nice lake.
free mail delivery close TO Seattle.
Only 1850. on your own terms.
THE w. II. MORSE co.
tis LeAry Bldg. Eliiott ae3s-
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY PLACE
GOOD HOUSE. CLOSE IN
Large orchard IN fun bearing; small
fruits of different kinda. Groom
house. well built sill large rooms
chicken house for 100 birds. ga
rage. wood shed, nnring water. 2
acres In piacs: all thoroiy cleared
and impro, ed. facing good county
road. finely improved district
Price tl.i50. easy terms N d"nired.
Sec Mr. Wirweil eos seaboard Bid.
READ Tuis
10 acres, cleared. balance surface
cleared; i20 bearing fruit trees. g.
room house. with bath. water
piped. large poultry house; good
creek. The owner iz offering this
place for 1900 less than be paid
Tor ~. owing 20 other business.
Price $3.50. with only 1850 cash
See Mf. Roland.
9. T. SUFFER-
1913 Third Ave. Main 1883.
10 ACRES AT RENrON
Clearing and orchard; on highway
good Eoili proven berry district:
creek. $500 cash and yearly pay
a. {. PETERS. 7as Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Appointed Receiver
of San Juan Company

#. II. Chambers. Seattle. Is ap-
pointed temporary and interlocutory
receiver for the San Juan Canning
Co.. by order OF Federal Judge +. E.
Cushman, filed Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
81 ron sAu.E-.uros.ou,,.rs

1913 pRfscor TOURING. LIKE
new, only run 1000 miles, thoroly
overhauled. and Practically new
only sseo. at the big used car
sale of Austin-Mosci,y CO. isth
and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Z: FOR sAI.E-wATERFR0NT
PROPERTY

SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS
Onu thing 20 have natural shade
trees at the beach. on level land.
and another 20 CONVEX {, you It's
beauties without seeing. For size.
JoE wiSsuif. ioic THIRD AVE
DOCTOR WANTED
proved chicken ranch, Fine chance
for good doctor. No doctor on
Island Box ITO. T. n. D. Port
Stanley, wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
STOCKS AND BONDS


BOLD IN 10 DAYS
All lines Of business sold. partners
obtained. additional capital pro-
cured. We have numbers 81 buy
ers ~aitfng. BUSINESS Is GOOD
WITH Us. FOR Qtir.k ACTION,
act IN touch with this office at
once. We can sell your ossineEs
In 40 days N your r-itc "a right
Ask for HUNT. AZ Burke Bldg.
Main tsis-
FOR SALE-coApLETE TIRE RE-
pair shop: equipment. model
Haywood vuicanixer. work bench.
air compressor. air tank. hose.
piping, fittings. two tread rollers.
$50 worth OF repair material, lots
OF extras ft5o. Mr.. g Z. Eddy.
tsas y. vircher st. Tacoma. wash
FOR sALE--LiTTLE LUNCH ROOM.
Price $3.50. Fine location. Call
tsI1 Greenwood
t1.soo-GRocERY OR WILL IN
voice. Behiinx. 100 "a ave. RIM ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Farm LANDS

REAL SNAP - f0-AcHE BERRY
ranch. over half IN berries OF all
kinds, COWS. horse. wagons.
chickens Everything goes, fa.7So.
VIII take $4,000 cash and good car.
star.
BIG LAND SALE
In Fkarit county. Price reduced
ons-haif. SEQ land now tzs and
t1s per acre. Ny land ad1oins I'm.
proved farms. Terms easy.
FOR SALfs-.0 ACHES. ACRES
cleared. house. barn and chicken
house. Would take good light car
as part payment g. 4. NcIiilln.
Stos 18th ave ). Home evenings
after $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

- FOR sALE-MIscEI.I.ANE0Us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Statesmen WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

III IDSI AND fOUND
RAL REWARD FOR RETURN
N Information regarding medium
I'D black and white part coach
male dog. lost near 90 18th ave.
thursday night Call kenwood
Is.
II. ON EAsTLAKE CAR, LADYs
14ck bag containing personal
poarinR apparel. Finder please
"a Mas Gins. Frederick a. Nell
rs corset department..
d. sTRAYED OR STOLEN
IN, male Airedale dog: dark sad
~ Last seen July IS. $50 re-
nrd. 1873 18th ave. East $40.
q, NEAR THURMAN AVE
innate fox terrier puppy. black
||th white chest and face. hind
r. brown. Reward. capitol itfs.
f-cAMEo Pin. sURROUNDED
III pearls Cherished keepsake 6.
EAPITOB 3ss2. REWARD.
245f Harvard ".
~ ELKs PICNIC - PURSE.
ndsr keep money. return glasses.
n11uo l1Jf.
IAN " EfsFIELD CAN'T RE
III your watch. throw IL away
Union
fI,~-CANEO RING. CALL DU
d. Main 0sz9.
& BANK BOOK NO. 1873. Re
y 70 FIRST National Bank.
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The Seattle Star

Fneiixhcd Daily az isef seventh Ava
Dnpseattie. Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

uAT1OH WANTED ADvER-
016o % discharged sotdiers
: sal1ssss are Dssased free 81
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PRANK wArrpnousn 4 co.

FRANK wATrRBousE a CO.
USED CARS
Only few left and the price Ne
ask Ia below cost II you need a
car. 10 would pay you To see our
stock before you buy,
1890 kisael speedster.
1919 Hig Slx Studcbaker.
1890 Overland sedan.
1913 Hudson landau
1918 Studchaker roadster.
1919 Lexington touring.
rordh stb0 cash each
1 Packard. $3.50 cash.
4 OidHmobile. t5oo cash
Call Main 1850 and have our sales
man call and bring you TO our
Ealesroot.L
VULCAN MFG. CO.
te6O Eourth Ave "A
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h CUTTER. 20 YEARS tx
Hence. needs work Immediately
bne Sunset e59t-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

COOP s0xioo LOT ON MARKET ST.
Sidewalk. sewer and water In Gas
down, 80 per month $500. sun
set 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

fERVTCE YOUNG NAN. ~.
m educated. studying law,
shes position with reliable or
nixafion or bank. Best OF ref
kncek Salary no object p-fs.
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Il wANTED-REAL ESTATE

1 on GROOM MODERN HOUSE.
Mast be priced right b-ss. star.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

n Grade n excess az 8 pei cent ca
Io1pI ltl f4u Short u~k1Inrcua CQn-
ntlfio4e are 20 b. made tast nifh
existing roads running 10 ~ PAso
Lao Cruces. frrdsnurH and other
Highways 10 north a south.
~ a Of p~opu|arlxInk The
h'nek Range route chamn.r. q com.
raiomes Iipt springs are rienning q
ereat Fourth Of July c~clcbr1fion 20
BE- held m the Black Range. 20 stare
an offitiaI ontnInE Of n highway,
Governor Ncchtm has been Invited 70
participate a. tho chief guest n 70
lead a p~roceraipn across tiGe new cut
orr II ~ contemplated that a BIG
outdoor dinner be served and that
short speeches will BE- made ~ road
Der Of Commerce. With headquarters
IN silver city. d aludying plans Tor
tho ESTABLISHING q camp grounds IN
tho ~bY-country accessible from the
new rad. 70 BE- maintained "a coop
GRAFTON with officials Of the Ola ma
tIunaI forest
Effort 10 have the entire route
IRON Roswell, b. way 81 Elephant
Butte. silver city and Clifton. deslg-
nated ~ part 81 tho nankhead Ma
tlonaI highway II being made hy or
the route. RESOLUTIONS wc-c adopted
bF the roads committee OF h Grant
Countv Chamber OF Commerce laat
week % Be presented TO the national
~conrenilon 81 the Bankhead Highway
association in session at Greensboro.
- O., this week, urging such deag-
patton. and rclntinE out the merits
~ b route. - a shorter. distance
between two Important points, and
~ q trip nffurdlng two or three days
relief from w over desert and
plains
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Women Voters for
Revision of Civil
Service Schedules

Reclassihcation OF the federal civil
service to provide a salary revision
based on skill and training. an adc-
auate minimum wage. and an actual
merit system OF appointment and
promotion without regard TO sex. n
called for In resolutions adopted by
the National Leaeue OF Women Not-
era In convention In Cleveland last
week. kilograms urging such legis-
lation were sent TO the chairmen OF
house and senate civil service com
mittces In Washington.
Tho convention also went on rec
ord In support OF collective bargain
ing through trade unions. and urged
organization OF wage-earning women
as especially important. This word
has Just been received here by ~ y.
Robinson OF the u. :. irrigation
service.
The resolutions dealing with civil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
". S. to Send Its Champ Banoonists After World Title


Kew YoRK. April aa.--America's
premier hailoonists are on the trail
q tho Gordon Dennett cup. now the
possession Of Belgium.
An elimination contest will be
started from birmingham. Ala. May
~. 20 aric1t a strong team for the
International az Brunsela Sept.
neirlan wianer
Three tcams OF two men each and
three a~lternatea are 20 b. chosen.
Lieut.. Ernest DeMuytcr. represent
ing Belgium. with the balloon. BEL
Eicu.- lifted the Gordon trophy on
Oct "a. 1889, and won the $1,000 cash
prize that went with Il.
Ills flight was 1854 miles.
n. E. Honeywell. reprcacntlnc
America. with the balloon. kansas
City H." won second place. which
paid 500. Ills distance was 1901
miles
Italian bailoonlsts took third and
fourth places. Americans carried
away firth and sixth places while
France took seventh.
frrc for Al
The elimination trial flights Of Dir
mingham will he q f~rce-for-ail.
Among the pilots listed TO compete
are John Berry. -. Louis: Roy Dom
alison. Springfield. ~: u. y. Honey
well. 81. Louis: Ralph Epson. New
York City: Warren Rnsor. Brook
willie. o.: j. s. McKibben. 81 Louis:
Bernard Won Hoffman. 81. Louis, and
tho three army aviators Of Moose
Fnctofy famc-Jicutcnanta A. kloOr.
stephen A. Farrcl and Walter c.
Hinton.
Officers OF the American Aero club
expect about 40 entries In the Bir-
m.ngham event.
Prizes have not yet been ANNOUNCE
cd.
The big stake Is the chance TO rep
resent this country In the belgium
flights.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
BLACK RANGE ROAD
BOOSTERS IN SESSION
At SILVER CITY


SILVER CITY. \. A.. Aprl "a
The o aN~t-InspIfsn4 scenery o.
any mountain road In New MeNito.
n naf the rniIrt southwest"
With thrfp words ~ g. Better.
HI+AA1INt o. an t~Ifu1urr1ue nuiomo-
1ist crnc1Fn. described the new Black
hanEe highway between silver Ctg
~ Elephant nvife dam laat week.
beauty - tht road. and ~ re-
iraeen kisphan, Butte aha Roosevelt
inns ~csr n chief sublccts for dis
cu1..nn a. tho annual meeting OF the
southwestern Good Roads nEaocla-
ton here today. Aorc than 30 dele
EAif1 arr Ia attendants. from Ora
han olia rnd Nartcop4 counties IN
Arizona and frtm Sierra. tocorro
onq representative from Blythe. Cal.
~ prasenl,
,fhe mesflne win BE- followed on
Men4sg b. a tour over the new route.
~ way 81 HIlIabofo. pnIomas Hot
Springs and fcrorro 20 AlbuQuerque.
Delegations from Chiffon. ArIE.. Sill
trf City. MImhFea Hcf Springs. Hills
befo and Hnfomna Hot Springs wiu
form uht c1IaeAn that VII reach So
cpffo on the tusnty-s|xth. and Al
~tutucrque on the fwenty-aerenth-
~ ~ " tM"
nIack Range route viii ne narrated.
and the desperation Of various towns
vii b. sought. IN diroct.nE tourists
oNcf th4 highway which II bocom
Inc known - The Hlack Range or
Grant c<ntfai' cut-eff scenic hiEh-
way
The interest Of the Automobile
club OF Southern California and the
fl~~ 49, --I IL 49, 49,
route and both o. ihepe orrnnifa-
lions have asked for literature DE-
senptiFe Of the Highway. log maps
arr nov being prepared Cor inclu-
SIGN m q folder which viii also con-
tain . number Of Views and grnphics
showing the relatton The Dad bears
% tr.nacontnentni travel nov. and
esmpletet = from Silver Cry 70
me present road - only one sec
tion Of q highway that n destined
70 be y Of the most popular In
this region. n - complete now from
Elephant Butte 70 Silver City. and
n open for fourisfs who desire a trip
Through mountain reEons - a relief
from days Of tusc over plains and
Silver city now 70 by way OF Lords
burg 20 destination. but the compile
ton Of the read from Mule Creek.
N the ella river territory. Grant
comfy. y. 81. TO the Arizona line,
and the building OF a stretch OF high
way from Clifton. Arik. 70 the New
Mckico line 70 meet the Mulce Greek
ROAD. will open a direct route west
from Elephant Butte dam 70 Roosc-
welt DOM. morn thai foo miles Short
er tnan the route ~ before the
Black Range road was opened. As
Il n. the trip between the two dams.
b. way Of silver City and Lordaburg
Il "a mikes shorter thaB the desert
route 10 called.
The completed road viii pass
through seven Of the states richest
mineral areas. including santa Rita.
the site Of the great Chino mine. II
win 50 through a number Of fertile
irriR1tcd areae. including the Rio
0rnndo - and below the Elephant
Butte dam; the NimbrNs river and
the 0ila river valleys. m the way
VIII be through mountainous coantry
Of great scenic beauty. with nowher9
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

service questions cover i've points
az follows;
1. An actual merit system Of APP
pointmanf and promotion based on
qualifications for the work 10 be per-
formed. those qualifications to be de-
terminedln open competition. H'o
from special privilege or prcfercnce
Of amy kind, and especially from aus
crimlnation on the grounds OF seN
?. A Redistribution OF tho present
federal civil service upon this bass
with a wage or salary scale deter
mined by the skill and traininE r..
qulred for the work 90 be pertorinc"
and not on the basis Of sex
3. A minimum wage IN fedora,
state and local service which shall DC
adequate for the cost Of living as dc-
termined by official investigation.
4 Eniarging OF federal and state
.I,fl service commissions 30 as 20
include three groups In which men
and women shall be equally repre-.
Acnted. namely, representatives OF
administrative officials. OF the en-
ployes. and Of the general public
s. The delegating TO such comm,
sions Of full power and responsiol-
NV for the maintenance OF an Impair
tlai. non-politicai and efficient Hu'
mlnlHtration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
wEIooNE ron rHE sroRKs.

The atork h treated with Eifat
respect IN thc Netherlands. The
house selected by The stork Tor n
resting place II considered fortunate,
and very special facilities are pro-
ridcd ~ the houneholders 10 enable
~ "a b1ilu a fest comfortably. At the
Hague many Of these birds are main
tanned AZ public expense.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

times. Germany twice ana switzer-
land. France and belgium once each.
The longest flight made 10 far was
IN fs12 when Maurice Hienalme.
French, flying from Stuttgart. Ger
many travelled 1851 rifles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

No, casual reader, the Port BIZ y
not onc OF the new dry hWA-Ne"
York Evening Post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

The first contest for the cup vas
held from Paris In 1906. Lieut.. Frank
=. Lahm. L. s. A.. representing the
American Aero club won n.
Americans have won the cup four
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

Xeariy Event
The international races are held
yeaiy in the country whose entrants
won the Gordon. Dennet cut the pre-
ccding year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-14
May Yet Consolidate
3 School Districts

A new turn In the tide of affairs re-
iating to the consolidation OF the
school districts OF Rye. Crow and Alb
bey has come about, and unless there
should be contest filed in the courts.
which II Is intimated will be the case.
the consolidation for high school pur-
poses will go ahead.
The vote in both the Rye and the
Abbey districts was strongly favorable
to the proposition. It Is said but the
vote In the Crow district stood a tie
20 to %.
However, the judges of election in
that district held an Investigation and
decided that one of the votes cast
against the proposition vas Illegal,
that the voter was not a qualified
clector of the district. and SO they
have brought the returns to the Of
fee Of the county superintendent, GER
flying that the proposition of CON
solidation had carried by a vote of =.
for and 81 against