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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
WOOL MARKET

Boston. Mass. Oct. 1.-THE Com
mercial Bulletin will say:
The demand for wool has continued
In fair proportions during this week
and prices have been fairly maintain
ed on all classes. New business among
the mills appears to have siackcned
somewhat altho II II hoped that the
opening of spring lines OF manufactur-
ed clothing may be we'll received by
the clothing trade and SO react fav-
orebly upon the manufacturers and
the dealer in raw materials.
Medium wools have been favored
chiefly In the weeks business. alfho
a moderate demand has been in cvi-
dencc for fine woods.
Secured basis: Texas. fine. 1. mont
so67S: Fine. cisht months. so6s5c-
Territory. fine. staple choice. soass,
half blood combing. 6sR7e: three eighth
blood combine 5on55c One eighth
blood combing 3sdt,; fine and fine
medium comhing soTss: fine and fino
medium. French combing ssf7o
Pulled. delaInc. sc6s5: "A snso:
supers. son7o.
Mohairs. best combing. s71so: beat
carding 2eT25c-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
WOMAN GOLFERS TO
PLAY FINALS TODAY

Philadelphia. Penn, Oct. 15.-Miss
Glenn A. Collette. Providence. r. l..
and Mrs G. A Gavin, of New York.
will meet today in the final round of
the Berthellyn cup golf tournament
at the Huntingdon Valley country
club. as result of their victories yes
terday.
In the semi finals. Miss Collctt de-
feated Miss Edith Cummings of Chi
caso. up and to play, while Mrs.
Gavin eliminated Mrs: C. il. Wander
beck. Philadelphia, and S.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
TED KID" LEWIS GIVES
BASHAM HARD lAC|NG

London, Eng. Oct. 14.-Ted (Kid)
Lewis. middleweisht champion Of
England tonight defeated Johnny
BAsfann in the twelve round of a
twenty round bout.
Tho fight was for championship.
Basham's seconds ended tho terrific
punishment, Lewis was inflicting by
tossing In n towel. Lewis outclass
Bashnm from the start.
Basham received a badly battered
ear from which the blood flowed
freely.
the jaw sent him down for count
of nine, the gong saving him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
EUROPEAN BUSINESS
CONDITIONS SAME

Washington. D. c.. Oct. H-Econo-
mic conditions in Europe during the
past month are practically unchanged.
Improvement In some countries being
nearly balanced by unsatisfactory de-
ve1opment in others according to a
summary of cabled reports issued to-
night by the commerce department.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15

synonymous to a duck dinner would
be the following game Of ducks: Rose.
ss-T; Caldwell. 6s-ss: Kelly, s1-s1;
Marble. s6-S1.
johnson altho getting = bad start
was the dark horse in this trio. John
son, 20: McNally. 1ss; Wilder. 173.
Boggs split the two game duck pin
contest with Mortenson. Boggs. 1851;
Mortenson, 1853.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
DENVER U. TO MEET
NEBRASKA WESLEYAN

Denver, Oct. 16.-A hard battle is
predicted this afternoon when Denver
University's undefeated eleven meets
the Nebraska Wesleyan football team
hero lin the third game of tho season
for the local Aggregation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
BILLY SHADE GETS
DECISION ON KEISER

New York. Oct. t4.--Biily Shade. San
Francisco. received the judges decis-
ion over Fay Keiscr. Cumberland. Md,
after fast fifteen round bout to-
night Shade was the aggressor thru
out. closing keiser's right eye. with
loft hook in the ninth round.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. Oct. 14.-Potatoes steady:
for white: red dull: receipts 107 cars:
total U. s. shipments i.si, cars: wis.
consin white smoked fe.onn3,ss cwt
bulk se.oods2.5o cwt: Minnesota round
white bulk Sa.0oTso.2o cwt; Minnesota
and North Dakota Rcd River Ohios
bulk sl.65df1.7s cwt: South Dakota
sand land Ohios sacked S1e5fS15o cwt:
Idaho rurals 81. .9Ofse Is.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
FOOTBALL GAME
is FORFEITED

Wichita, Kan. oct. 14.--With Fair
mount leading the Kansas wesleyans
"a to near the end of the first half
here today. Coach Mackec of the
Wesleyans. ordered his mon off the
field and officials declared Fairmount
the winner by forfeit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
DENVER LJvPsToCK

Denver. Oct. 1l.-Cattle receipts 500 t:
steady: beef steers s5.00Tse.2s: COWS
and heifcrs ss.501s5.o0: calves S7.006
1900: bulls s2.5oMs $500: stockcrs and
feeders 34506&655.
Hogs, receipts 100: steady to 10 high
cr: top one load $3.50.
Sheep receipts 1900: strong: lambs
$7.o0d$s. .25: owes s2.501$4Oo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
FOUNTAIN WINS

The Fifth grade of Fountain school
beat the Sixth grade baseball team
30 to Friday afternoon. ('Twas q
fast and good game.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Oct. 1t.-Butter unsettled.
creamery extras IS: firsts 55fA: sec
onds s1d3s: standards 40.
Eggs unchanged; receipts 3.e37 cases.
Poultry alive unchanged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
BOWLING

Members of the Kiwanis club after
the duck dinner found time to timber
up on the Steel Works Y alleys. While
their scores may be criticized their ef-
forts were better than some of the pro-
fessionals and their intentions just as
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York, Oct. IA part from
the increased prominence OF minor
speculative issues. some Of which e4-
tended their gains. there was little
of note or significance In today's pro-
fessional stock market session. opin-
ion among traders appeared TO DC
more confused. probably Is a result
of latest phases bearing upon LABOR
and industrial conditions and the de-
tached attitude of the public.
Money rates were firm at the outset;
but the s per cent rate was io~efeu
to 5 percent later. when IL ue sn,s
evident tomorrow's heavy payments
to meet maturities on certificates OF
indebtedness and Liberty bond inter
est would be accomplished without
strain. A large portion OF the DAY
business again embraced the cheaper
companied by further upward revl-
sion of prices for various products
Popular issues of that group. were
chiefly represented by the MEXICAN
Petroleum altho a point rise In tnat
stock. was reduced to IN at the close.
Steels and equipments. also motors
and their accessories suffered losses
of 1 to points and rails led the gen.
eral decline of the last hour with sug-
ars, chemicals and rubbers. Sales
amounted to 635, 600 shares.
A sharp recovery in Sterling, attri-
buted to purchasers OF demand oilis
to meet mid October grain and cotton
payments was of chief interest In the
foreign exchange market. Nearly all
other European remittances were ap-
preciably firm, even the German rates
showing some support. Far Eastern
exchanges. notably the Chinese ana
Japanese quotations also were better.
Liberty bonds and victory notes were
stronger by fractions to fully SO points.
neither, series however making new
high records. The general bond list
was uneven but some rails including
Seaboard air line issues strengthened
perceptibly.
Total sales par vA1ue. were sis.77s. 90.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. 15--tu. s.
Bureau of Markets.)-Cattle. receipts
1900: quality plain. several loads steers
on through billing: beef steers dull;
mostly steady to weak: spots 25 cents
lower: carly sales $s.00637.25: other
classes uneven but mostly steady: few
cows So09$4.5o: most sales Gamers
81 2s@S25o: cutters $2.eo6$3.0o; few
vealers $3.50.
Hogs receipts 1.5on: generally steady
TO 10 cents higher; best $500 pound
weights to shippers $50: to packers
$s.05; 40 TO 40 pound weights $500
mixed droves mostly T.60QS1.so. bulk
of sales s7.4oG$s.oS: packing sows and
pigs steady.
Sheep receipts 1000: killing classes
steady: western ewes $.75: lambs $3.50.
METALS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
CHICAGO LIvEsTocK

Chicago. Oct. N.-tU. s. Bureau Of
Markets.)-cattie receipts 1000: beef
steers strong; spots higher on choice
corn fed: no prime yearlings here:
carly top ycarlinss $1o.so. choice 1851
pound steers 1855; bulk beef steers.
ss.2sG$s.2s: she stock and bulls slow.
steady: calves. stockers and feeders
steady; best vealers to packers Si1.oo
Hogs receipts. $1,000; most NRi5
cents higher on better grades: others
steady to Is cents higher than yes
terday's average: bulk lights and light
butchers $500 $40: bulk packing COWS
S-S6S.4o: pigs strong to IS cents
higher: bulk desirable $soo6ss, Is.
Sheep receipts. 1900: fat native
lambs steady to IS cents lower; west
erns is cents lower: sheep and feeder
lambs steady; native lambs to pack
ers mostly 3s-5063s.7s: quality plain:
one string western lambs $500: sheep
mostly medium and heavy weight t4.oo
down.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Auburb. Ala. Oct. 14.-Auburb. 5s
Clemson, o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
MONEY

New York. Oct. N.-Cali money cas-
Ter: high 8: low s: ruling rate 6: clos
ing bid 6: offered at 81; last loan &.
Time loans firm: 80 days sk6Is: 90
days 6h6k: six months 6M6E.
Prime mercantile paper s%ns.
Foreign exchange Irregular: Great
Britain demand S3.s7h: cables S3.s7A.
France demand s7.2s; cables y7.2sn
Italy demand s3s4h: cables 1895. Bel
gium demand S71s; cables S7.IeH.
Germany demand 7ox: cables II. Hol.
land demand &2a.31: cables S33.47. Nor
way demand $12.15. Sweden demand
1910. Denmark demand 1855. Switx-
criaud demand $3.50. Spain demand
Si3.33; Greece demand Sab Argen-
tina demand S3l.75. Brazil demand
.f13.12. Montreal 81 7-16.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
KANsAs CIrY LIYEsToCK
METALS

New York. Oct. 14.-Copper steady;
eiectroiytic spot and nearby 1T61sh:
later l31I3k. Tin steady: spot and
nearby S27e5: futures 327.so. Iron
steady: and unchanged. Lead quiet:
spot St.707$l.75. Zinc steady; East st.
Louis spot &4e5. Anthony spot $500
T35.26.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15

SILVER
New York. Oct 14.-Foreign bar sill.
yer Tx: Mexican dollars S.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS.
N. Y. STOCK MARKETS

Furnished by N. 8. walpole, Rooms
s2s-34 Thatcher Block, Pueblo
Open High Low Close
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
A Rare Bargain

Four room modern house with sleeping porch, large porch on two sides. east front, fine shade. fruit and roses, double chicken run, furnished or unfurnished. some cast. balance ayInent. Take car as part payment. Call Sunday or after b. m. 31i
 Twelfth St. q
 FOR SALE-Wil sacrifice new home at much under cost. Seven rooms, all modern, near Wentworth school; leaving city. See owner. ys West Palm Lane Telephone 2950.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
rson Street ion House

> sce ALE REAL ESTATE
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Don't Hesitate

A four-room brick. modern. large screen porch; near ear line; o0iy s350o, s45o cash and balance like rent
 F A JEFFERSON
 g W Monroe St. Phone I'D It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
1 Acre

Northeast Good location. No house. $500. $100 cash. Bal. si5 per Mo. Phone 1901. Lightning Realty s S 2nd Ave gs
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Once In a Lifetime LOTS, LOTSt LOTS. LOTSi
 MILLER PLACE
 NEW SITRDTVISI0N

51 DANDY LOTS 5ox135. TWO
 BLOCKS FROM BRILL CAR. LINE 3 BLOCKS NORTH OF McDOW ELL
 ROAD CORNER OF 11TH STREET
 AND MONTE VISTA ROAD. EI-EC-
 TRICITY AND WATER. ADJOIN-
 ING PRINCETON HEIGHTS AND ICMEWOOD SUBDIVISIONS. F
 OTIS FACING i1TH ST. WILL BE
 SOLD TO THE FIRST CORNERS
 AT THE MOST UNUSUAL. PRICE
 )F s35O, ON TIME s40G. TERMS i100 CASH, BALANCE $10 PER MONTH. THE BALANCE OF ALL LOTS IN THIS TRACT, WHILE
 THEY LAST. WILL EE SOLD FOR
 $500 CASH OR ON A $350 TIME PURCHASE OF s100 CASH AND s15 PER MONTH.
 WITHOUT QUESTION THIS IS | THE GREATEST AND BEST OP- | PORTuNITY TO LAY THE FOUN- | DAYTON OF OWNING THE KEY | YOU CARRY, AND THESE LOTS | ARE PRICED AT A FIGURE THAT l IS ABSOLUTELY 50 PER CENT TNDER THEIR REAL VALUA- | TON. IF IT IS ONLY FROM A | POINT 0F' SPECULATION YOU | GAN NOT AFFORD TO LET. THIS | OPPORTUNITY GET BY YOU WE | FIGURE TO SEl l. THIS ENTIRE | TRACT OF 51 LOTS IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS so DON'T DELAY. GET YOURS WHILE YOU HAVE THE | CHANGE
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Las Palnnas S6,750

OWNER TRANSFERRED TO I. .NlA B hIS FIRM AND MUST SELL. THIS Is MODERN IN EVERY WAY. BUILT FOR A HOME AND NOT BUILT FOR SALE PUR- POSES. LARGE CORNER LOT. BRICK P. D. DOUBLE GARAGE. VERY EASY TERMS. FOR THIS BARGAIN SEE GARDNER. WITH STEWART REALTY CO, 17 w. ADAMS STREET. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
For Sale

SAFE CABINET LARGE SIZE. OAK FINISH, FULLY EQUIPPED, IN EXCELLENT C O N D | T I o N, HIGH. DOUBLE. BOOKKEEPER' $ DESK. BOTH AT A BARGAIN. SEE MYERS AT REPUBLICAN, OF FiCE If
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Il FOR sALE-AuToMo5lLEs
Lodge Roadster

Best buy in Phoenix in Dodge roadster. I need the money badly;
 S475 cash takes it. Well worth s65O. See me at Allison Spring Co. from 7:30 a. m. to 5:30. D. W. CLIPPER FIELD, or 1105 E. Polk. b
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
$50 Per Acre

Patented, Paradise Verde land; will stand investigation: liberal terms. Box 56Z. Republican,. It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
S1.OOO Less

For 1000 less than he was offered 3 months ago the owner says sacrifice and get quick action. Groom brick, northeast. Plenty of porch room beautiful roses. shade, garage. mod ern $500 now. balance as rent Priced to sell this week at $3.500. See Gardner with Stewart Realty Co, 1t w Adams street. It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
S1hO CASH RTYS
Priced To Sell

10 Acres well improved: best of soil. Walking distance to town; pos session at once. Priced for quick sale $4750 % with terms. Phone 4252-13 w. Van Buren St. BOLIN REALTY CO ys
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Forced Sale

If you are looking for a snap we have it. 40 Acres for S1S0 per acre and must be sold at once Has two new 4-room houses and other out buildings and a part of the land in crop. This will be the last chance to get land in this locality a this price S2200 will handle. Ask for Smith Phoenix Casa Grande Realty Go. 42 s. Central. gs
 S150 CASH BUYS
 New bungalow, large lot, near car line and city water, price only S1450: S150 cash, balance S20 month. Stop paying rent. Be independent
 THOMAS REALTY co.
 20 w. Adams It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Right Now
% Acres

Ideal location. No better land good improvements: priced to sell per acre. FRENCH. 10 N. 2nd Ave
 gs
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

AN. IDEAL HOME4BRICK LIV- ING ROOM AND DINING ROOM FINISHED IN QUARTER SAWED OAK. BEDROOM. KITCHEN. BATH. GOOD SCREEN SLEEPING PORCH AND LIVING PORCH SCREENED, TOO-LOCATED ON NORTH 18TH AVE ACROSS FROM CAPITOL A VERY BEAUTIFUL LOCATION. LET US SHOW YOU THIS LITTLE HOME,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

LOT 50x140 NEW 4-ROO NJ HOUSE, MODERN AND ATTRACT I'VE. BUILT-IN FEATURES. EV- ERYTHlNG COMPLETE; PRICED AT sS500, AND $500 CASH WILL HANDLE.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Pianos

Player and Reproducing pianos at ess than factory established prices Your own terms: used instruments in pvchange. tuning repairing, refinish ing Knabe. Behr Pres. tver X Pond
 REDEWlLLS :
 22o PA W. Washington St
 Pro~ -@o f7e.ahlivhed 1881 f IF YOTr WANT good light have your reflectors rep'ated Phoenix Plating Go. 2l5 r. Adams. If BREAKFAST "A 3 l. E $ - Well made of best material $6.50 to SS.50. Library table, ice boxes and ali kinds of furniture made To order 1915 E. Van Buren g
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
PHONE YOUR ADS TO 4ss1
LlOI


 ARCH 50
 PETERSON ST. of furniture and zta es. ran ses. beds. wing machines. e.s Of harness. ew and other milk now; chick g. ds too nomerous to soots early. as this will @r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04
PERMITS
IN AUGUST EXCEED
$4,000 N VALUE
Amount Shows Increase
Over That of August
of Year Ago
NODDED HOME PLANs-NO. 8

Building permits issued in August
call for an expenditure or gGb,tbS.
according TO the monthly report Of
Frank kimhall. city engineer md
building inspector. This shows an in-
crease in building over August Of last
year, when permits called Tor an ex-
ponditure Of S3g,S2s.
The number OF permits issued last
month tutnlcd ~. muny OF which
We're for three ana five room cot
togcs, Although tho permits issued
In July of this yea called for an eX-
peuditurc OF Sstl7l. aud would In
.dicatc that there had boon "a drop
In building, this is not the case. as
one ~ the permits issued that month
called for o. 100000 hospital.
last week J. ~ Pogue took out a
permit Tor O. rive room house AZ 500
West Iron 10 1t "a cost ~ $4,000.
y MocrFon took out q permit Tor a
$4,000 eight room double nous. ut
sou South Walter street; 4. Gutierrez
took a "a permit FOR "A three room
$1,000 house az 1915 Bureius road
ana william NcGuinncss took out "a
fpormit for 70 5000 house at 1911 Wcs,
Slate avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04
Building Prices
Won't Drop Much,
c. NJ. Barber Says


Ih'f. i4 -uF ono lining mat is re-
itrdinF building Boz IN" city and that
IN % h'li'I "n u part Of ihe public
ih1t prices ore going tn tor" 20 trc-
nendouF dfnp, said G. NJ. Barber
yesterday
"This condition oaurot DO true for
two reasons First. because tharc Is
70 great SHORTAGE OF houses: probably
% WIZ fukp three wears To- r,nch the
basis uf H normal supply ana dee
WBud Second lumber manumctur-
ciH for the past nine months have
p]urtaI'gd their output over so psr
grut ruj mHny have hrcu closed nl-
together THE normally "incrouslng
demand alone viii toud To Keep the
price uf hulldinr materials high. 7
per cont VIII De tho maximum de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04


lovers OF ffcsil air VIII Xix
inis nome plan, u - especially
hn'p'eu to tih~ part OF tine coun-
Try. The above plan II another
81 inc scrics winch appear .
,mle % snnc on uhs page OF ihe
H""ua iierAid
VI "t' lehiA we americans nave
h't"h ~ .n"f"utnS appreciate y
,rhwW. 'ut npus'H I.l'est
"nHn '"'s Wy :" "fiNh wv ""t"""iH
i"Siu'
"" sn"' 'lN'iH NV W
1890 '.' I'M, anu ~ vut
~ t'"' M ~ 'nlys,u
y" "onn "s NJ" = .iihnt
mntartei ~, s'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04

a buiit-in cupboard noxt 10 the
dralnboard Of the sink enables n TO
set up the clean dishes without vast
ing steps. In the rear entry II the
clean, sheltered. ana convenient To-
cation OF the refrigerator. Above Il
are nan shelves.
The basement steps here are most
convenient. because furnace ashes or
wet clothes from the basement iaun-
dry are within a step q the grade
door, and do not need 20 be dragged
through the Kitchen. There Is a we'll
planned basement, ~partitiuncd off for
laundry, heater. coal and storage
rooms. II BE- bound 20 be clean and
comfortable for work.
Three Bedrooms
Thu upper portion Of the staircase
In opcn. with only a bnlustrade at
each side. This makes the nall linen
closet more usnble. The bathroom
occupies the corne at the head OF the
stair.
There are three bedrooms. Each
has we pairs of on ada
cent SIDES, making them airy, health
ul places to sleep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04
KINGSBURY'S
KOLUMN
VERY FINE HOME

in the Fourth ward. Has six
large rooms. servants room,
laundry fpom with tubs, stoam
heat. and o. modern in every re-
spoCt; hardwood floors through
OUT. newly decorated and in per-
Rect condition. Kitchen range
ana liuuleum, refrigerator. and
an shades and draperies are in
cluded This home Is IN q very
fiuc location. with paved street.
lawn. walks. and double garage.
n interested In "a real home cat
us for am appointment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04
An INVESTMENT

Thrcc small houses. partly fur
nislcd. located ln a god rent dis
trict iu the Highlands All houses
are iu good condition and can DE
bought ON good terms n desired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04
WONDERFUL
AlNN

pue-fourth Of r. block IN the finest
'~rsld"nilul snotlon-n dandy lOcn-
ton for that fine residence.
Evening star., 1921-03-14
24-OUNCE BREAD LOAF
ADVOCATED BY BAKERS
Superintendent Of Weignrs and
Measures to Join With Them
in Request to Congress.

Permission to manufacture a
twenty y-four-ounce loaf of bread in
Washington probably will be ask ed
OF Congress at the special sessi on
soon to be called. it was learned to-
day.
The new weight nd measure law.
which becomes effective on June I. or
ninety days from the date of it's ap-
proval. stipulates that bread must be
sold in loaves of half a pound or
multiples of a pound, such as one,
two or three pounds in weight.
This law. however, would not per-
init the baking of pound and half
loaf.
George ii. Roberts, superintendent
of weights and measures. stated to-
day that a committee of bakers con-
ferred with him a few days ago and
made known the desire of the bakeries
to sell pound-and-a-ha loaf.
Mr.. Roberts told the bakers he "a "
agreed to go with them in obtaining
an amendment to the bill making that
possible. Such an amendment. Mr..
Roberts said. would not take away
from the real purpose of the law,
which Is to provide standard sizes
for loaves. thereby preventing the
baking of twelve-ounce, fourteen
ounce or any other odd sized loaves.
The superintendent said he interds
to take steps before the ninety days
expire to acquaint all grocers and
market dealers with the provisions
of the law relating to the sale OF
goods by weight and measure.
Evening star., 1921-03-14
WOULD PUT TAX
! AHEAD Of TARIFF

Enactment of internal revenue tax
legislation ahead of tariff revision
was advocated in a statement today
by Senator Watson. Indiana. a repub-
lican member Of the finance commit
tee. He also declared for repeal of
the excess profit taxes and the higher
surtaxes and substitution of a mod
crate sales tax
A budget law and arrangements for
payment by the allies of a definite
amount Of their debt each year also
were advocated by the senator.
THE business world expects imme-
diate relief from the great burden of
taxation now imposed upon it," said
Senator Watson. "and it is the first
duty of the republican party to meet
this expectation
Senator Watson said it was unwise
to attempt to pass temporary
tariff measure based on the Payne
Aldrich or the Dingley or the Nc
kineS Rlns law " ,h None Of them is ap.
he said. land to attempt to make
any one of them so would be to
enter upon the enactment of a COM
plete tariff law on the floor Of the
Senate, practically without previous
consideration by any committee.
we should settle the question of
taxation first and determine as nearly
as possible the amount of revenue
Ito be thus derived and then we can
determine precisely how much we
lnust raise by impost taxes in order to
meet the expenses of the government.
Nothing is more disturbing to busi-
ness than tariff legislation, and 1t
would not be possible for us to pass
a temporary measure and a perma-
nent measure under nine months, and
during this period the financial and
industrial interests of the country
a
distressed. whereas they are entitled
to a period of repose and to some
thing nike certainty in legislation
and governmental policies"
Evening star., 1921-03-14
Her Riding Habit

FOR that brisk canter through the early morn
ing mists, must speak for individuality and
smartness of line, if she would be correctly
attired.
Strictly tailored semi fitted, rippled or belted,
are these good-looking habits of English and
Scotch tweeds. in brown, green and gray mix
lures. with smart little vestees of contrasting
color Well tailored breeches have tight-htting
knee and are reinforced in chamois suede or fine
leather protectors
A typical sports model is of corduroy with
checked velour breeches, while still another
achieves distinction in a black satin coat and
white twill breeches, and a narrow belt of white
suede CLOTH
Women Section, rd foor.