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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
THIEF CHASED
FROM A STORE
ESCAPES IN AUTO
Officers Later Arrest
Man in Barelas; Hat
Furnishes Clew

Aaron Katz. proprietor OF a second
hand store, sos South First street.
foiicd what would have been a record
breaking case OF shopliftlng at his
place OF business yesterday afternoon
by being n fast Splinter.
a nan entered his place about 3
o'clock and without warning picked
up n blanket and started out Of the
store. In n flash Mr.. Katz was after
him. The latter made "A grab for the
intruder but got nothing but his hat
The man. seeing chase was becom-
ing hot dropped the blanket on the
sidewalk and jumped into a waiting
automobile aud was soon on his way
toward Barclaa, another man being nj
the steering wheel Of the car.
Policeman Fred Renfro was dis
patched to the scene. He met Deputy
Sheriff Alfredo Baca on Central ave,
and the two went 10 the store 10 ae-
cure n description OF the would-be
thief An auto drivers license was
found in the mans hat and proved a
cicw TO his identity.
Deputy Sheriff Baca then went 90
Barelns where he arrested Eduardo
Archibeque and took him TO the police
station. The latter Ia to he given a
hearing Monday on the charge OF
larceny.
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month or fraction Of a month. and all pen.
allies accrued. and shall thercupon be ~
stored 10 the right thereafter tn pay In In.
stalimrnts IN the same manner - ~ default
had not been suffered, The owner uf any
property not In default a. 10 any payment
whole q he unpaid principal With Interest
aceming 10 the maturity ~ the neat In
stAilincnt 81 interest or principal Payments
the city Treasurer 1t any time within thirty
1901 days sitter this ordinance becomes ~.
%feeiive, and an allowance q seven rer
eentum viii be made on al cash payments
during such period only.
section 4; The amounts assessed a. afors.
said shall be . lien apon said lots and par
GELS Of land. and a personal liability Of
of such asscrsment II shah BE- the duty
ot the City Clerk 10 make out. sign. attest
with the seal ~ the city and file for record
IN the office u the county clerk Of Berna.
lilo County. within thirty days hereafter.
a claim 81 lien Tor thr amounts due and
assessed against each lot and parcel - iand.
a. above specified aud oil purchaser, mort.
gaFces aud incumbranecrs of said lots and
parcels Of land shall take the same subject
to such lien, and such lien. when drlin'
quent. shaii have the effect of q mortgage.
and may be f1reeloscd In the manner now
provided by statute or a. may be hereafter
provided for the foreclosure u mortgages on
real estate. when said asaessmeuts and
the installments thereof aid the interest
thereon have been paid IN full u shall
be the dnty of ssid city clerk 10 release aud
llHfNAfAN tue thlu lien uNo NuhliltN
section o. To evidence tho liability Of
the said owners and their property Tor the
payment Of the assessments herein specified,
ihe city Commission shall have power. and
10 shall be is duty. 10 issue or cause To
be- issued, In the name Of tho city, 20 the
New Mexico tuustmcticn Company In. or
itf assigns assirnabir certificate. declaring
such liability. accurately describing the
property covered BY each assessment and
naiutng the owner Of said property The
aid hssiEnahle certificates shah be payable
In ten equal tnstallments, tho frat being
due and payable one year after this ordi
nance becomes effective. and one being aue
nd payable each year thereafter until all
Of said iusthllmcnts are tuiiY paid. The said
eertifiestcs shall hear interest a. the rate
II eight per csntum per annum, payable on
the first day 81 November and the art
lay 81 May In each year said assignable
certificates shall be signed by the chairman
4 the city commission and "a ufieio mayor
u the City Of Albuquerque. enunt"r~i-u q
by the city treasurer, sealed with the seal
n the city aud atissted by the city clerk
Section g. The said Assignable ecuifi.
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Knights of Columbus
Preparing for Fourth
Degree Initiation

Iovoln Assembly. Fourth Degree.
knightS NJ Columbus will cNcmplify
% fourth degree 20 q class of 100
candidates m Santa Fc. on Thanks
giving Day. Applications from cand,-
dates viii be received until Tuesday.
October Is.
The Fourth Degree Is the highest
degree ~ the order and In Understood
Co be- tho orders patriotic degree,
Santa Fe council Is TO supply a
larger portion OF the class. and other
large numbers will 40 from las
\,cts. Gallup and Roswell.
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insl oTosnsi,e 1907
Grace q Mage, Lot. 70, IL and ~.
Peter Cameron, 10, and ne Es.i
onehsli Of Lot =. Block H. IRIS -
J a Rsidy Lot. . and . Block 10. 49,,
Dave, WELLER Estate. Lots ! 2
site. .:.. 2e5li
snd "a. Block ~ Original Town.
Helm hi,cman ana borenI9
W. X levelaes Lots ~, IA IS, 10
and H. BLOCK H. origihal Town
ste - Sos's'
hall Of Lot y .hnd all OF Lots 10;
and ". BLOCK u, original
.Tosnsite 2bs22
" = h.acset 10y ana me hssi
one'hslf Of Lot 2. Block ~, Orig
inAl- Tnvnsiie ilo.bT
John p Rely Lots D. ? and T. bloek
". original IoNnstte t 1sl ~
W " LnNslaee Lots ana q BLOCK -.
= oflginrl IoNnsite l@E.ou
hila n Mroth Lots and = hloek -.
", original Townsite ... 1850
Florence. Johnson Lots az % and
- BLOCK ~, ortrtnal Iownsits 2@lst'
Andres Romero Lots ~ 20 aud ~ 49,.
l. sandnval. lot -. Block IL orig
tnAl TaNhsite ... 80. 1875
Andre ROMERO lot. 70 and II ~
blnek prtFinal Iowntite lAI.ht
d y Mcdonald and warren Ora
ham Lots ~ IL and IL. Block
IL otiginsl Iownsite aal ~
firsi savings Hans q Trust Tom
pany Lots 10. II and l2, Block
II nrtEinsl TnNnstte s@lsa
j. " histe, Lots 7 ana v Block
II oristnhl Townsite s@l3a
y W McVnade, Lot o. Block IL, -
pr,sinsh ,IoNntte 1873
4 helm Lott = and D. BLOCK H. ,,-.,
Original ToNnsite ....r.. 1876
A. Domeniei Lots L. and !, Block
H. original To"nsiie '''''.'' 10 20
Total ....s.. fla.tla pr
section . ihAi sAld assessment shali %
anc And pa}Ahle ~ me otile. OF NE w
treasurer WITHIN thlrtl taol days alter thit
ordinance" becomes effective without de
niand, provided however That All auch a.
easements may AZ me election OF ihe owner
De para ~ instruments WIN interest a.
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ssis, shal he dslivsrcd 40 ihe NV Herieo
Constructions comnvnf fne- o. ~ assigns.
n aeeafdaass With iis contract With the
ksse,ofsfs sf hefsstsr %sdop,.a re saki
Nev Meslro coqntrcuoa Company. Inc, e.
10 asslnns shsiI hsse the rirht and prisi.
' ssss. q l.. '1s sssIss ss a. Il s. ssSassl.s s,''. ~
sssni 20 oriiranes No 81. saopssa saa
vember ~ 1870. Upon such ssehanre' II
retain posssssisa' q he ssia sssisn.bis
msa,s made. 70 endorse on each s~sra-sais
tho amounts rsif thereon. both prineiphl
and interest,", and 70 release and aischarEs
s y ,b hen III iTa .m liability az .Asss'. sgss payment !,
aeeordanee with the ordinances u the City
and any other prgvislons that have been or
mag X. ~ ss1s''.a 's ~ ~ wsmna.s,gs. ..
or paris thereof, In soaflict with the proyil
sions Of his ordinance are hereby repealed
After said sssignabie certificates are Issued,
this ordinance shall be aad remain ire
pcalablp until said esHifisatss aud the IN.
tereAt thereon shall BE- fully paid, satisfied
and discharged a. herein provided.
heetion D. This ordinance Il heroby d..
clared 10 be an emergency measure on ths
ground Of urgent public need. and there
lore Immediately upon ~ final passage
Of said city kept for that pprposa. suthen
teated b. the signatures % The chairmsr
Of the city eommlssien and ex,efnsie mayer
s zisu sSs s,ls ' ksssls ss'n n ss Rr'', the o Il "a
foil force aud effect i've days after susi
Pissed. adopted. signed and p reved hi,
wALfER NJ. cosNELL.
Chairman City Commission aad
Attest; adobe " MskyoY.
City CLERK.
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eiihln thirty lsoi dayp frpm tha puhie,sisn
~ this ordinance. and make 1nn rrtnrn 20
The CITY CLERK. with The manner ~ service
thereon endorsed on . copy thereof
Section o. This ardinancf q hereby DE-.
claffd "A emergency oldiunnco on the graund
~ ufHsrt public need tan1 shall 10 IN fun
force end effect from and after ~ passage
and LEGAL publication.
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coMMfssfoN onDfNANcn NC. ios.

SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION NOTICE.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COM
MISSION OF THE CITY OF ALBU'
section L. That N the opinion Of the
City Commission Of the City of Aibuqnergus
the building IL necessary Of aidevpits along
idewaik are hereby ordered and directed
10 be BUN by the owners Of sbutting prop
crty or persons In charge thereof, such side
(6l feet in width, according 70 the grade
to be furnished BY the City Engineer, al
material and workmanship 20 conform 70
the specifications now on file In the office
Of tho City Engineer.
section q, The said sidewalks By this
ordinance ordered aud determined 20 be
built shall be built and completed TO the sas-
i~afactinn o. the City Engineer and In accord
anee with the ordinances Of the city Of Aihu-
qurrque within ninety (cul days from the
date Of tho publication ot this ordinance.
=, ction a. That upon the failure OF the
owners u AUDITING property OF persona In
charge thereof TO build the said sidewalks
herein ordered 10 be built the City Com.
mission shall cause such sidewalks 10 be
built At the expense o. such property owl
ors snd shall BY ordinance levy . special tax
upgn, the owners Of such %abuttinE properly
los adjoining the said sidewalks having
been built from the date Of the completion
section The legal descriptions Of the
property and the owners affected as as fol
lowsi
EAHl iENihAb NbN0Es
Presbyterian sanatorlum. Block IA. Ter.
race Addition
Prssbyisrisn sanatosium. Block IS. Ter
race Addition;
a. T. a 5. ,. Hospital Association. Lots
1 ?, .. 4. 8 and 8. Block l. Terrace Add
NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
Mrs, l.. Largent, Lot 8, Block ID, Park
Addition.
Niss r. Harvey. Lot IL, Block d. Park
Addition
Ms. y II. Johnston. Lot 10. Block D..
Park Addition
J. G. TilnW and Julia 1nseho. Lots 10. 20
aud ~. Block ID. Park Addition
q, y Abel, Lots l and 2, Block G.. Park
Addition,
" weinig. Lot 9. Block @ Park Addition
Mr. Emma Yoti, Lot al Nichols and Bow
den Addition. .
section S! That the City Marshal he and
hereby Ia ordered to notify the owners Of
ahnttlng property hereinbefere described. or
II they be non. residents Of the City Of
Alhuquerque, the agent or person In charge
NJ said property, by delivering a copy Of
This ordinance 10 him or such agent In
charge thereof or by posting a copy thereof
in \ conspicuous place on the said property
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IFGAL NOTICES

NNANAL VT sui
No. 1908
state n New Mexico;
County ~ ncrnnlllo;
IN tho District Court.
lsHns Horf1lcs, Plaintiff.
Mrs. CuthcriH Y Clark and tho unknown
heirs of said Catherine D. CLARK and Mrs.
nello CLARK and the unknown heirs n said
Belle CLARK aud all persons who claim any
%lntor',t or title adverse to plaintiff hcrstn
Defendants
TO TIM ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that a suit has been commenced and IN noe
pending against you IN the District Court Of
the Second Judicial District Of tho state Of
New Mexico within aud for the county Of
BoruHtllo wherein Isaac Gonzales IL plaintiff
aud ,0u the above named parties are defend
ants the object Of said suit b. 90 establish
pls wifuh title to that certain tract LOT. or
parcel ut land Ia the county q hcrnnllilo de.
ssrihed a. Lot Numbered Twelve 12l Of
BLOCK Number Nine t9l ~ tho Eastern Ad
dition TO the city Of Albuquerque, Now Mesico
AH The sauna IL shown upon tho plat Of said
Addition filed In the office uf the Probate
clerk and Es-ofirio Recorder of Bernaiilio
county on May Iist A y iE12; that you
and each VI you be- barred aud forever estoppcd
from having ~ claiming any right title Or
interest i said premises and that plaintiff =
title thereto be forever quictei and set at
rest and Tor other and further reliet,
You, tho above named defendants. are here.
by further notified that unless you and each
81 you enter your appearance In this cause on
ur before the a0th day Of November 1921,
fault
The name aud postofice address ~ plain.
liffs attorney rs T W Gibson, Albuquerque
New Mexico.
tscsn PRED CRoLLoTT CLERK.
BY HARRY y. LEE. Deputy.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, October Ia.
octis $3.50 Eoy.s.
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ooMMfssioN oRDiNANcE NO ioi

~ ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE
PROCEEDiNGS TAKEN ~ PROVIDING
ron PAVING AND IMPROVING CER.
TAIN kTHEE1S Ann ALLEYS IN THE
CITY or ALBUQUERQUE NEW NIX
leo PROVIDING FOR rHE PAYMENT
or THE COSTS AND EXPENSES Of
THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE III SAID
STREETS AND ALLEYS. PROVIDING
ron THE ISSUE or ASSIGNABLE
CERTIFICATES TO Thu C0NTkAC.
TOR ASSESSING TIN COST OF me
SAID IMPROVEMENTS AGAINST The
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Business Equipment

TYPEWRITE2-On Remington, $50.
Gerrish & Smith, Is Silver st, We
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DRESSMAkING-W are prepared
to do up-to-date work. Mrs MabeP
Arthur Northern Ave, Farmingdale
Tel 312-13
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Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago. Aug. 2


CATTLE-Receipts 5000; mostly
steady; choice handy weights steers.
bulls and calves strong; top yeariIngs
1925; top heavy steers 1000; bulk beef
steers $500 925; bulk fat she stock
40 $50; bulls, Gamers and cutters 225
dSS25; bulk bologna bulls 315 q 400;
butcher grades mostly 425m $50; veal
calves largely 950G10: bulk stockers
and feeders steers 500 1928.
HOGS-Receipt 1900: fairly ac-
tive; opened 25 to 10 cents higher than
Yesterdays average; closing better
grades strong. others with part of ad-
vance lost: hold over moderate. mostly
held off market; top $50; bulk light
and light butchers s25. g $50; bulk
packing 'sows 715G $50; pigs steady to
% cents lower; desirables S0O@ 1850.
SHEEP Receipts $4,000; fat lambs
steady to IS cents lower: top natives
925: bulk TO packers 900; culls large
" 50Gm $50: top westerns 1000; 9TH
ers $40; % loads unsold at noon; some
bids more than % cents lower; the Few
native sheep about steady: feeder
lambs unevenly lower at 700@775
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
FEATURES OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

,.n Msw York, Aug. discretionary
s,ne's were uppermost in the
riod market today after an early pc
oi OIL VI nrmness among leaders of the
m a. os aIiotor and kindred groups. Some
n,, .uu ISSUES. comprising for the most
tioro ., dormant stocks, registered addi-
~. haI severe recesSions. with result
ant low records for year or more.
,,sa ne nature of the selling, which in
sio with the progress of the ses-
WA Wal ana embraced many large indi-
m;ns blocks. left little doubt in the
tir thus iis OF observers that further dras-
shIuIuatlon was under way.
t,ati o.s were encouraged in the op-
;as!ohs by more dividend omissions,
t nsns that price cutting in the steel
ins Hs mad reached an acute stage and
kno,naa IONS that some of the better
co,,n mn Mexican oil properties had en-
Ue'ed serious technical obstacles.
lac, mean Petroleum reacted in the
net d aour from two-point rise to
relatsS me OF almost three points and
,ionatea issues were affected in proper
base rne, degree Coppers and other
sure ma" n'it We're under constant pres
thsi, with the cheaper motors and
"Ilr accessories.
=, Independent stools shinn,,
refen.odli and secondary equipments
fnall, only occasional support, rails
ddiielalng on to two points. 800"
sever ' u Pacific subsidiary, declined
shares po' Ea on a transfer of 100
share Sales amounted to 500, 900
SVEN %o1ley conditions remained on an
ruljngA keel call loans on the exchange
cent al at % per cent. while per
exchansae obtained outside Foreign
marEet ran counter to the stock
cents fneerlng gaining almost three
and Scsa IN French. German, Dutch
yestardd zane bonds recovered part Of
fore;guoay severe decline. but other
lie hn h., issues were irregular. Domes-
dehnjta as notably rails, also lacked
way n tfehd and Liberty issues gave
par val fresh pressure. Total sales.
'aiue, aggregated Oh orc
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BELFAST

Rev. Alfred c. Elliott. for about
two years pastor of the North Con-
gregational church, has rendered his
resignation to the board of trustees,
having received call from western
New York. a meeting of the parish
is called for Thursday night to act
upon it, Mr.. Elliott came to America
about six years ago from Newcastle
on-Tyne. England, and was for time
in the Maine Methodist Conference
with pastorates in Vinalnaven, New
port. Mars Hill and other Maine
towns He resigned from the confer
ence to accept the Belfast call
The Hospital fair will take place
Thursday afternoon and evening in
the Armory. In the evening there
will be concert and ball. the program
including contralto solos by Mrs. ".
Frederick Foote of Brookline. with
Miss Inez r. Churchill of Cambridge
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Old South church, Sunday, August
%. on account of the camp meeting
at Lakeside.
Mrs. Izetta Royal of Readfitld was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs
E F. Yeaton.
Arthur F'arnham and son Carton
of Providence. r. l.. are the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Page.
Mrs. Emma Whitehouse and
granddaughter, Miss Iva Weston.
have returned from Rumford, where
they have visited for the past few
weeks.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Alice Arvilla Spaulding
of this place to John Calvin Palmer
of Oafeld, La, in Portland, July ID.
Mrs Palmer was one of Belgrade's
most popular young ladies and a
host Of friends offer congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs Palmer will reside in
South Portland.
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1874 and No mixed durum 1921 f
track New York to arrive.
CORN-Spot firm; No. ; yellow us
No. 2 white 7Sa and No. . mixed 765
C f New York To-day shipment.
OATS-Spot firm No. > white 40.
LARD-Strong: middle west 1123 a
RITTER-steadier; receipts 1853
tubs: creamery higher than extras 403
q Al; do extras - s SC s" $9g lo :,
stock current make No. 30.
EGGS-Irregular: receipts 1876
cases: fresh gathered extra trstS 81 n
40; firsts 32l 636; state, Pa. and near
by western hennery whites hrsts to
extras 47a59: do hennery browns ex-
tras Asa 48; do. gathered browns and
mixed colors frsts to extras 80 a A.;
refrigerator special marks 353 a. :;
firsts 1895
POTATOES-E sweets south
ern per barrel 425 $4,000; Jersey bas-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; 200@ $50 per
barrel
The only rev development in the
raw sugar situation today was a sale
by an operator of 400o tons of uncon-
trollcd Cuban to local retiner at 4.61
for centrifugal. Otherwise prices
We're unchanged with outside sugars
quoted nominally at $50, while the
committee continued to quote Cubas
at 81 cents f, equal to 1856 for cen
trifugal
The market for raw futures was
weak early. particularly September
which at one time showed a decline OF
Is points on scattered liquidation and
stop loss selling. September closed
225. December 2.69, March 2.57 and
MAY 263. all bid.
The market for refined was quoted
at $50 to els for fine graduated
There was only moderate inquiry
noted with second hand sugar avail
able at SO for fine graduated
Trading in refined futures consisted
of one lot of September at 5.S1 or
unchanged from the previous night
Final bids: September $50. Deem
Der and March 500 May 565. all bid
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Boston Produce Market
Boston. Aug. p

Boston, Aug. "A.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 49, ii 16i
BCTTER-EXtraS 40 q Al; tirstS g.
639.
CHEEsE-Fresh choice 2Os a 81:
firsts 1920.
CORN-No. 2 yellow all rail 76G II.
EGGS-Nearby hennery ia rs:
western extra firsts 46G4S.
FLOCR-Spring patents, 196-lb.
sacks. special shorts 90 925; standard
750@S60
HAY-New No. timothy 1880
LAMB-Spring 1924.
OATS-Fancy 40 pounds 546 55l.
PORK-Medium backs 241 ORA.
POTATOES-Sweet 81 61 per bar
rel: Maine per 100 pounds.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes 6.15 cents in 100-barrel lots
less per cent, for cash.
VEAL-10Q
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BELGRADE

Mrs F. J. Harling of Arlington
Heights Mass, is the guest of Mrs.
G. A. Farnham, who is i'll at her
home here.
Mrs. Helen Sheppard and two
children. Herman and Dorothy, re-
turned to Monmouth. Monday, after
passing several days with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. H. FL. Adams.
Miss c. Mary Parcher, who has
been passing the summer at Lake
Cochnewagan, is in town as the
guest of relatives.
Arthur Handy and son Edward Of
Augusta were callers Sunday at the
home of Mrs. G. A Farnham.
There will be no services at the
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100 A. State Road Farm
Equipped, Only $1,000

down, few steps school. neighbors,
convenient hustling r. r. town, level,
1oamy, machine worked tillage, pond
watered pasture - cows: owner est.
1000 eds. hardwood, lot timber. or
chard bore 100 bbls. apples last sea-
son, pears. plums. cherries; good s.
room house, cellar. porch, pond view;
IS TT barn. horse hay fork, ice house,
piggery: owner in other business sac
rifices at $4,000. easy terms, including
machinery. tools, vehicles furniture,
stove wood, etc. Great chance. w.
II. Smith, Newport Me.
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$500 Secures so Acres
With Horse, Crops and

fine fishing and hunting nearby. good
road. handy r. r. town. easy drive
large city markets. dark loamy tillage.
owner estimates 500 eds. hardwood.
100000 TT. timber, apples, pIums: new
ly papered cottage house, loft. barn:
aged owner sacrifices at 5000, easy
terms. including horse, harness. good
quantity corn, beans. potatoes. garden
truck. Get details this and many
more choice bargains and our new
free farm catalog. l.. G. Fish, 375
Main St, Rockland. Maine.
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Chicago Produce Market

chicago, AuS, 2 2.
Firmer prices marked today's trad
ing on the Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat and corn led on the influence of
grain for export and pulled oats along
with them. Wheat closed unchanged
to q cents net higher. Corn was up
to 3m5 and oats / to Z cent, provis-
ions being firmer. Lard gained 20 to
25 points and ribs 122 to 20 on the day.
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PLUMS-F'or canning or jelly. Fo
sale cheap. Call at 29 Columbia s
or Tel. 1861.
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view York Money Market

Prime New York. Aug. "a.
Fyrhee mercantile paper 6m65.
stn,9,;ange irregular.
cial So.dee,, eo-day bills and CONNER
nsnd 'nsercial 6O-day bills 3.s4, de-
-"u o.67s. cables 1854.
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You can telephone your want ad.
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Auburn Men Buried in Cavern

Several city of Auburn workmen
were in danger of losing their lives
Tuesday afternoon when they were
buried or partially buried under
cave-in on the New Gloucester road
near ArsenaaIt park. 1t was preci-
plated by a Standardization In
tnrurban car. A mass of clay and
boulders, weighing several tons, dis
legged itself from the side of the
1-foot trench, catching four work.
.uen. A shovel saved the life of w.
s, Young, who was buried to his
Cl;in. Another workman Onesime
Roger. was rushed to the c. NJ. G..
hospital, but later released. The
others were partially buried.