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Faculty.

Here's to the Faculty, help EN-.
We can do little with 'em and moth
ing without EN-, so we are glad to
have EN-. That is, when there are no
classes. As for the superintendent,
he is all right in the office if YOU or
| don't happen to be there too.
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John 0. upon hearing Socialism
discussed in Modern History class:
Gee, I'd like that idea of dividing
the money equally. I'd like to have
old John d. divide with me"
Talbot-"Aw, yah wouldn't get 50
much. They'd have to divide with
all the poor people
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we don't Ike % say anything. be
ing naturally modest, but it seems to
US that it is not so bad for a begin
ners' class and also speaks well for
our instructor.
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No. 326
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN
FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN.

In the Superior Court Of the State
of Washington for Chealn County.
Great Northern Lumber Com
panY, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
Louis Essman and all persons
unknown, if any, having or
claiming to have an interest
IN and to the real property
hereinafter described,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
to Louis Essman and all persons IN
known, if any, having or claiming to
have an interest in and to the real
property hereinafter described:
You and each Of you are hereby no
titled that Great Northern Lumber
Company, a corporation, is the holder
Of Certificate of Delinquency number
ed 3057, issued on the DIST day of
June, 1919. by the County of Chelan.
state of Washington, for the amount
Of Three and 43-100 Dollars, the
same being the amount then due and
delinquent for taxes for the year 1917
together with penalty, interest and
costs thereon, upon real property as
sessed to you and of which YOU are
the owner or reputed owner, situated
in said County, and particularly
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit:
Northwest quarter of northeast
quarter; north half of northwest quar-
ter; and southwest quarter of north
west quarter; all in section IS, Town
ship p North, Range IS. f. W. NJ,
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Neracity Persopifed.

Miss Wise: Meta, do you know
Lincoln's Gettysburg address ?"
Meta: mo, | thought he lived at
the White House."
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SHOOT EVENTS.
Senior PLAY.

The cast for the Senior play has
been chosen and it is coming along
very well. Keep your eyes open and
watch for the Seniors in Peaceful
Valley"
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W oulu the world come to an end If
Niter lost his voice in Modern His
tory?
Hazel Pence lost weight?
John Kinscherf became bald-head-
ed?
Carroll Burgett caught up in type
writing?
Warren Williams combed his hair =?
Hal-lsn't nature simply wonder
full?
Miss Bagley-How's that?
Hal-"Well, she gives US all faces
but we can pick out our own teeth
Mary Why hair is falling out.
Could you recommend something to
keep it in?
Edna B.-Certainly; here is nice
cardboard box.
Harry Gibson ordered some fish
for supper when he went to Wenat-
chez. When the meal was over the
waiter came to the table to get the
bill settled.
"You had two fish didn't you" said
the waiter.
NO, ! think l had three" answered
Harry.
"You must be mistaken, aren t
you?"
"No sir had two mackercl. and
one smelt."
Talbot: "Mr. Curtis, would YOU
tell me which end of this hall is the
other end?"
Mr. Curtis: "Why, over there, Of
course"
Talbot: That's funny; they told
me over there that it was this end"
Miss Wise; "Detine the above and
punctuate it," meaning sentence
which she had put on the board.
Bright Freshie: "The above is
heaven. 1t is punctuated with stars"
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ears Date Receipt
Tax Paid No. Amount
1918 July /, 1919 1881 S 295
1919 Dec. Il, 1920 1894 400
Total Amount Of Taxes paid
since date of Certificate of
Da1in1uapc,- Z

Delinquency ..--.--...-..-..-...--..S 7.55
all of said amounts bearing interest
at the rate of fifteen per cent per an
mum; and you are further notified
that it will apply to the Superior
Court Of the State Of Washington, in
and for said County. for a judgment
foreclosing its lien against the prop
erty herenbefore mentioned, and you
are hereby summoned to appear with
in sixty days after the date of the first
publication of this summons, exclu-
sive Of the day of said first publca-
ton, and defend this action or pay
the amount due, together with costs;
and in case of your failure to do so.
judgment will be rendered foreclosing
the lien for said certificate of deln-
quency, taxes, penalty, interest and
costs, against the lands and premises
hereinbefore mentioned. Date Of first
publication March II, 1921.
Any pleading or process may be
served upon the undersigned at the
address hereafter mentioned.
SUMNER & LEBECK.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. o. Address, Plough Building.
Nenatchee, County Of Chelan, Wash
ington. (6t-Mar. Il, Apr. 80
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Heard in Botany.

Mr. Curtis: where do bugs 20 IN
winter?'
John O: Search me-"
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Josephine o.: Il thought | smelle.
wood burning
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Bif

Myron: "Your sweetness sets my
brain on fire
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Another Einstein
to Front; He's Crack
Prohibition Sleuth

NEW yonK- Aug. s.--Another
Einstein In capturing space IN news
paper columns
This time u Is not the learned pro-
pounder OF the theory ~ RELATIVELY.
hut one OF New Yorks most zealous
federal prohibition enforcement
agents.
His name Is ''Iszy." ana not ,lauor
raid is complete without him. for he
always supplies q unique touch 10
proceedings For "lzxy'' has Il all over
famous detectives OF fiction FOR dis
suisea He IL the most disguised man
In New York
One day "Izzy'' Is a very old feeble
man. neeking Just a little drop 20
bolster up his declining years. An
other time he bobs up In a naioon
attired ns n motorman and thirsty
after his long runs And again he il
golfer searching for the ephemerni
18Th hole. Sometimes he Just HanIfls
out concealed spirlta
It's all In a days work. with 'Txry."
Sut he does object to photographera.
particularly when they catch him
without his diEguiaes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Group Insurance on Employees
of City Legal; Widow to Get
1900; Pay Mortgage onHome

The supreme court today handed
down "A decision IN the ease OF Bow
ers versus the city OF Albuquerque,
In which Il is decided that the city
has the legal right 10 take out group
Insurance for its employees
The case was primarily for the pur-
pose uf determining whether ~ not
The city had the authority TO bar
gam with the Equitable Life Assur-
anco society Tor a blanket policy OF
Insurance for al It's paid workers.
There is a side light Of much Inn
portance attached to the case how
over, that is of great Interest to Luz
Chavez de Romero. widow OF Cenrlo
Romero. Tor many years employed as
pumpcr by the city. while riding
home from work on blcyc'c last
January. Romero was run down by
AN automobile and injured 80 seriously
that he died soon after the accident
The city had contracted for the blan-
ket life insurance before Romero q
death. but In some unaccountable
manner hiH name was left OF the list
of city employees and he never re-
ceiVed certificate.
The Equitable company. believing
that there was moral obligation
upon them 20 pay the claim. II not
legal one, consented laat i.200 he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Simms Again Voices
Sentiment Against
the Sim Fein

BELFAST Aug. s.--A letter from
Rear Admiral VIM. s. Sims. acknowl-
edging receipt Of congratulations from
the Belfast comrades of the great war
on his recent speech before the
English Speaking union In London.
In which he criticized activities OF
Sim Fein sympnthizers in the United
States, was made public here tocny.
II may interest you to know that
practically all the reputable news
papers IN the United States are now
In thorough approval Of our con-
demnaiion OF the activities OF Sim
Fein sympathlzers In the United
States" the letter said.
This has been brought about by
remarkable expression Of opinion
by the American people in the form
OF showers OF letters and telegrams
to all concerned. II Is my hope that
1t viii exercise a very considerable
Influence upon the relations between
our two countries"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
sPJRGIN STILL REPORTED
NEAR CIiIUtAIIIA CITY

CHIHUAHUA CITY Aus. S. War
rem & Spurgin. missing Chicago
banker In hiding not far from this
city ana going by the name Of W
G Scott. viii fight any movement
made 10 "Vtraditr him and II apprc-
hcndvd VIII appeal TO authorities for
permission tn remain In Mexico NJ n
permanent resident. according to men
hcrr who az, keeping In touch with
him.
So far an tolographic communlca- D.
tions from Chicago say that the re-
ward for his apprehension has not
ana VII not he Increased u H. 82.buO.
VI T., Clinton discharged soldier
and former friend Of Spurgin. who
iH said to have helped arrange the
trip into Mexico for the fugitive
banker has expressed himself aH be-
ing no longer Interested In SpurRin's
ease az far ns his surrender is con
Crrncd.
when his offer tn turn him over 20
authorities for $4,000 was turned
down, ho only renewed his demand M"
said, which was again refused.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
II BODIES
RECOVERED;
80 MISSING
IN WRECK
Steamer Alaska Surw;-
vors VIII Total
About 116

EUREKA. Calf. Aus. s.--Forty-
aoven names from the passenger and
crew list Of the steamer Alaskn de-
finiieiy we're posted today a. missing.
This number inciudes a. known desa
representing bodies at the Eureka
norxue. some OF which have not been
Identified. when the faaska found
cred Saturday night at Blnnts Reef.
forty miles from here. she had aboard
l32 passengers and carried crew
Of 50. OF the passengers. revised
lists today placed the missing or dead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08

and would seek 10 arrange meeting
between the latter and Mrs Made
lNnne Ohenchain. who was with Ken
needy when the shot was fired. which
ended his life In front OF his summer
cottage at Beverly hills. Los Angeles
suburb.
Visited Burcii.
Mrs Obcnchain was declared to
have denied she visited Burch In his
room he occupied overlooking Ken
u,dy's officc. Burch. according to
Nulun. said Mrs Obynchuin had visit %
81 him In disguise
The question of the weapon also
PLAYED % prominent figure. according
tu Nolan. u had been establish,
according 90 investigations shot gun
was employed Efforts were being
made In l.us Angeles to trace the gun.
Burch was questioned. Nolan said.
about a parcel he was alleged to have
been seen carrying. Then, the deputy
f1id. questions and answers ran lik"
this.
What did you do with the gun2'
what gum
The gun you had wrapped with
n-wspa prrs."
= had no gun wrapped with news
papers"
Wen. what did YOU do with tho
puU"r''
Thrrw Paper Away.
II threw II away In the wiltshire
district q Los Angeles residential
section }"
Nolan said this was an "incon-
tConilnucd un page twol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
80 CHILDREN OUT
TO WIN BICYCLES
Many Soliciting Herald
Subscriptions to OBJ !.
tain Vehicle.

The Circulation department Of The
Evening Herald wns besleged this
morning by mob OF youngsters who
are out to win Indian bicycles. triny
boys and girls took out subscription
blanks before 1900 O'Clock this morn
ing ana eighteen were at the office
az 1880 waiting for their blanks. or
the nfty entrants twenty-one are
girls. AL show extraordinary en-
thusihsm and are quite confident OF
winning prizes.
subscriptions are pouring IN al
ready. one boy returned within fif-
teen minutes after he had taken out
his blanks with three subscriptions.
Several have turned In one end two.
Each entrant Is required to turn In
thirty-fivc new subscriptions A. soon
az they are verified by the office. the
Industrious boy or g.rl receives the
Indian bicycle. Boys models of the
bikes are ON display NJ Matson's and
az tn" The Albuquerque Novelty
Works.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Supreme Council
Fails to Take Up
Silesian Question

PARIS. Aug. s--Members Of the
allied supreme council which opened
here today adjourned their first
session late today without having dis
cussed the Upper silesian question.
Tho time OF the first session was taken
up In listening to the presentation OF
the French British and Italian view
points by their respective experts on
Sileslan matters.
At the opening OF the session
Premier BRAND said he was mos,
happy TO welcome the representative
OF the United States. whose counsel
VIII facilitate agreement upon tho
important questions about to be dis
cussed." George Harvey. United States
ambassador TO Great Britain and
Americas unofficial representative at
the conference. replied TO Premier
Brihnd's remarks with cordial ap-
probation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
BOOZE PARTY ENDS
IN SIX ARRESTS,
ONE GETS JAIL TERM
But Max Chavez May
Escape 1t if He Leaves
Old Town.

a party In which "boozo'' played
a too important part NJ the Golden
Eagle saloon in Old Town Saturday
night resulted In the arrest Of four
men and two women when the sheriff
and chief deputy were called 20 the
scene early Sunday morning.
The party had gone 20 the room OF
Max Chavez. and there IL IL believed
that they drank white male" aud
raised general disturbance. THE
sheriff was called by the jeiler who
heard the disturbance. and the entire
party war arrested.
Az result OF the party u. Sanchez.
proprietor Of the place. may be taken
into court under the act Tor suppress
sion OF prostitution passed by the last
legislature This will be test case
OF the new law. as II Is the first case
in the state which has come up under
It since It's passage
The law holds liable the proprietor,
owner. or anyone else connected with
a house where prostitution is COM
mitted. and the penalty provided is
n fine Of 5000. Besides this the house
is closed. IL the parties are found
guilty to the charge.
Chinal Salazar. Altagracia Iucero,
and the two women. Mazie Williams
and Maria Chavez were taken before
Justice OF Peace y. Montoya at Old
Town this morning on the charge OF
disorderly conduct. All were fined
s25 and costs.
Max Chavez was charged with
vagrancy. He was given 20 days in
jail, but his sentence was suspended
ON the condition that he get out OF
Alhuquerque and the immediate Vi
cinity within 90 days.
Toribio TruJillo. the other member
OF the party, was taken before the
justice OF peace this afternoon. He
was charged with picking the pocket
Of Antonio Chavez who had been with
the party earlier In the night. Chavez
claima that he was relieved Of "A roll
OF bills and "A watch. II Is claimed
that some of the things taken from
chavtz were found In possession OF
TruJillo. IL IN also claimed that "a
complete outfit for administering mar
cotics was also found on Trujlllo,
which may mean that he will have
something TO explain to the United
states commissioner later.
TrujillO has what the sheriff calls
"an cnviable pclice record which in
cludes nboIt a dozen times for drunk
eness and disorderiy conduct.
The case OF Truiillo was continued
until tomorrow at the request Of his
attorney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Burglars Carry OFF
Red Cross Safe and
Then Loot II of $1,000

FL PASO. Tex. Aug burglars
broke into Red Cross headquarters at
Fort Bliss last night and carried OH
heavy safe. Taking Il In an auto
mobile tu the outskirts of the city,
they broke the safe open, riflcd II OF
valuable papers and robbed il of
1000. then threw the safe into a
small lake according To city detectives
who are working on the ease
Pole" ANA military officers are
looking for an orderly. private who
had been detailed to sleep at Red
Cross headquarters.
The $1,000 and two 500 Liberty
bonds which were stolen. belonged
10 fourteen soldiers who left them
with th" Red Cross over night for
saf. keeping
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Bitten by Snake
in Religious Rites,
Now Near Death

NAuvoO. Alabama. Aug. S.
William Icdmonds In In q critical
condition today. and hia brother.
Reverend Albert lsdmonds. -
seriously III today from the bite
Of n snake. said To have been used
In a religious servicc at n revival
near here Friday.
Rev. Edmonds In said 10 have
told his congregation that the
true br.icver." was impervious
IN the bite of reptiles. and invited
non-beiiey-rs to bring poisonous
reptiles TO the service. a copper
head was captured and taken TO
the meeting. William E6monds
aud the minister were bitten and
Immediately became ~. William
Edmonds. doctors said. will die.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08

turned attention 10 reports that the
private vault of Spurgin In the bank
wher" $4,000 worth Of liquor was
found, was IN reality a down town
saloon" FOR wealthy business men
1t has come TO us said District
Attorney Charles + Cync. that
there were number ot well known
business men who did not have boxes
In the safety deposit vaults. who
nevertheless paid regular visits there.
These men, I understood had their
names ON list kept hy one of the
employees I am going tu send Tor
that omplnyr today. and n get tnnt
~ Of nnmcs I'm going To make n
hot for some one"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
List of Identified
Dead in Wreck

EUREKA. Cal. Aug. s.-The list
OF Identified or partially identi-
fled bodies In the steamer Alaska
wreck follows:
Passengers:
Thomas johnson. brooklyn.
]. G. Ackwny. Oakland, Caiir.
II. Pickali. Los Angeles.
A. NJ. Hutchinson. San Francisco.
s. kuamachawa, s,eerage pas
seDRer.
Mrs. J. W. oliver. san Jose.
Calf.
Crew.
Chief steward Charles Hearne.
Steward r. II. King.
Frank Comm. Winnipeg. Canada
Ralph J. Mockett. Seaman. Ited
Cliff, Coo.
= Larsen, Engineer. Portland.
Ore.
Deck hand. name unknown.
Waiter. name unknown.
Calf
seaman known as ''the janisor."
Two bodies are unidentified.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08

paid into a local bank. to be held In
escrow. upon condition that the city
would successfully bring an action TO
have the supreme court decide upon
the legality or illegally OF the group
insurance,
with the favorable decision In the
case received today. Mrs Romero will
set sl.20O.
Notified today that she would re-
ceive this sum ON account OF her hus-
hands death. Mrs. Romeru was over
joyed, With this money she VIII be
enabled 90 pay of a mortgage OF $500.
now due on a small home her hus-
hand purchased during his llfe time
and VIII have money left 20 help sup
port her two small children, In the
district and supreme courts. the In
forests OF the city ana Mrs. Romero
were represented by city Attorney w.
a. keleher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
All Disarmament
Conferences VIII Be
Held in Washington

} WASHINGTON, Aug. SIN re-
sponse TO requests from san Fran
cisco. los Angeles and other Pacific
coast cities that some of the dis
armament conference sessions deal
Ing with Pacific problems be held
there, Represeatatiyc Kahn. republi-
can, California. said today he was ad-
viscd by Secretary Hughes that u h
proposed to hold an sessions In wash
ington.
Representative Kahn said Mr..
Hughes program was positive and
would preclude any meetings eias-
where.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Chinese Killed
in Tong War

ROCK SPRlNGg. Wyo. Aug s.
Henry Wong. Chinese rcstuarant cook
VINO recently cam" here from san
Francisco. TX dead today as result
Of u chinese fcud which authorities
say they h"lieve To- he part OF tong
war
Wong, according 10 the authorities
was followed here by two Chinosr
who a." alleged To be responsible
far his death lie was shot Yesterday
In an oriental store here Wong was
% years old ana lett three children
In addition to his widow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Premier of Quebec
Fears Trade Barrier
Between U.Sl-Canada

QUEBEC. Aug. s-Prcmier Tasche
reau Of Quebec told delegates to the
sixty-siNth annual convention OF the
International Typographical union at
the opening here today that some one
now was laying the foundations OF a
trade barrier. iikt the great wall of
China, between the United States and
Canada.
1T is not being built on ihis side
OF the boundary" he added assert .
ing that this wall threatens TO nut
AN end To all trade relations between
the two countries" The premier re-
minded his audience that Canada was
the best customer OF the United States
and that any barrier would not only
be harmful to trade. but might cause
"A break In other relations between
the two countries
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Today's $ Results

American League
Score first game; nm. Il.
Chicago .......OOo 600 600 /
N"w York ....l03 100 IL 10 o
Batteries; wienckc. Hodge aud
Lees, shawkcy and schang.
Score first game. R.H.E
Cleveland ..,.liO OOl OiO=l %
Philadelphia ..o0a OoO O0O-3 o
Batteries; Covelcsl,ir ana O'Neni.
Rommel and Perkins.
Score: 4. n T.
Detroit .......OiO OOO OOO-i 3
Boston ........lOO l20 oef.6 o
Batteries: Leonard and Bnsslcr.
Myers and RucL
Score second game: II. HE
Chicago ..-....2Ol OOO OlO-b \ /
New York .....lOl 100 OlO-I 3
Batteries: Kerr l'abcr and Lees.
lIoyt and schang.
National League.
Score: Il n 1,
Philadelphia 100 100 iOO-3 4 9
Cincinnati ....llO 3l2 Ots-s y /
Batteries. Winters S"dgwick. NIL
helm and Peters Honlino, Marquard
and Mingu.
Brooklyn .0OI 0Oe 100 10
Pittsburgh 900 OOl OlO-2 G o
Grimos ana Miller. Cooper and
lirottcm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Leonard Dislocates
Thumb; Boxing Bout
for Friday Put OFF

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The worlds
lightweight boxing championship
bout between Champion benny Leon
ard and Low Tender In Philadelphia
next Friday is of.
Leonard dislocatcd his right thumb
In today's workout and viii have to
carry II In east for six weeks his
manager. Blly Gibson. announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
NrItStls FOUND AMONG
Mrs. bBi,NCHAINS EI'FECTS

VERSES found among the effects
~ Mrr. Madsiynne Obenchain.
r"ld as witness ~ the saying OF
John B Kennedy. werc being eN-
amined by investiehtors today. In
vestignturs said Mrs. phenchain
had admitted authorship OF the
lines
one poem began with the words.
lie win gO To the glen In twi-
light.
And watch the darkness come"
The closing stanzn read thus.
"At last II all is over
Your life on earth II done:
4 viii go alone to the Glen In twi-
llght.
And watch the darkness come"
Mrs. Obenchain. the investigator
said. declared the lines had no sig
nlilcance aud she had pcnned them
IN idie moments " was tust
"iluy' she said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Two Autos Loaded
With Booze Seized;
Drivers Are Arrested

Two Ford automobiles, loaded with
'moonshine" whisky were seized on
saturday in the north part OF tho
state, according to word which was re-
reiNcd by prohibition officers here
one was captured at Dawson by de-
putty sheriff g. a. McCarty. OF Coifax
county. The driver. John Brazzle was
taken before a comissioner and plac-
ed on $500 bond for his appearance
before the federal grand jury.
Harry l.. Hall, the driver OF the
other Word, WAS arrested at Roy.
hy Deputy j. -. Gambler. Of Hard
ing county. He waived preliminary
hearuK. and hs bond was set at
$1,000. Both men were committed
10 iail on defau't of bond.