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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
COUNTY BUDGET
IS TAKEN UP
Commissioners Deciding
on Levies for Next
Year

The board Of county commissioners
started work this afternoon on the
county budget for the fiscai year COM
mcncing December l. Eugene kem-
pcnich. state highway engineer. and
Rupert r. Asplund, secretary OF the
state tax payers association were both
present to assist in drawing up the
budget
The road budget was taken up first
city Manager James Gladding was in-
formed that under the 1921 laws COW
ering the budget the city would not
yet 80 per cent Of the road levy of the
county an before. This amount. It IL
estimated wou d be- about 81. 900. Al
bert a.. SimmH, chairman Of the board.
suggested that "a way 10 get around
this provision would be- to enter
streets uf the city which the city wants
Ia work on. nE county roads IN the
budget to the extent that the city would
get proportion OF the levy equal 10
the proportion OF the asscsscd valua-
tion OF the county which II contains,
No action WIS taken ON this proposal
hia afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Forty-nine Cents of Every Dollar
Consumer Pays for Goods Declared
To Represent the Cost of Service

WASHINGTON. Sept 2s.--Forty-
nine cents OF every dollar paid Tor
goods by the consumer represents the
cost of service, according To state
mcnt issued today by Representative
sydney Anderson OF Minnesota. chair :
man OF the Joint Congressional COM
mission OF Agricultural Inquiry. which
Is making a study OF the difficulties
bcEctting the farmer.
Service. Anderson says, consists Of
such things as packing. transporta-
tion. grading, Insurance. selling, ad-
vcitising. display. rent, wages, over
head anu delivery.
Tho consumer blamcs the middle
man for the extent and cost Of this
service" the statement goes ON. but
the middleman anys that he II only
giving the consumer what the con-
sumcr wants when he wants u.
What the Customer Wants.
Merchandising consists largely of
selling the consumcr what he wants
when he wants u. and making hin,
pay for Il. A witness before the COM
mission recently put the elements OF
merchandising In the following order;
First. the exact article or the cxuct
type OF goods desired or that will ui-
iimatcly satisfy second. a pleasing cn-
vironmcnt, ana . pleasing, dependable
quality of service. third. quality Of
merchandise, and last. price.
'Tnis viewpoint Is fairly typical OF
merchandising toaay Goods are sold,
not ~ much by Offering price, as
by offering service. convenience, de-
pendability. reputation, credit. The
consumer pays for all this. as well as
for what everybody does not know
about running his own business. IL
- IA 49,.
hecausc II H. not apparent, camou-
tagged In the price In general. 81
cents OF the conaumer's dollar repre-
scnts the cost OF producing the article
and the cost Of the material that went
into IL. ~ cents represents ali profits.
and ~ cents the cost OF service.
deduction Of service costs can
come only through better under
standing of the problem by both the
middlemHn and the consumer. through
better organization OF the business OF
distribution by the middlcman. and
by tho organization uf his require
mcntS hy the consumer. The sciences
uf mHrihmion. OF finding markets..
Of relating outputs to market. are all
in their infancy We know very little
" many factors that Influence con-
sumption. such ~ unemployment.
wages aud consumer psychology. con-
vcnioncc satisfaction. etc. The sifno
genius uf organization that has been
applied to production must be applied
TO distribution. Some people say
there are too. many middlemon. prob-
ably there are hut they could not
exist without customers. and they
could not make either wages or profits
without serving someone's convenience
la :. Hing or buying.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
kLAN LEADERS
TO BE CALLED
TO WASHINGTON
Attorney General Starts
Probe of Work of
Secret Order

WASHINGTON. Sent e2.--High
officials 90 the Ku <luS Klan may be
summoned to Washington for In
tcrroeation by the department OF
justice, Attorney General Daugherty
Indicated today.
Director Burma OF the departments
bureau OF Investigation, Mr.. Daughcrty
announced. has been instructed to set
his agents at work on an investiga-
tion Of the klan's organization In
various parts Of the country.
In connection with the possible
summonlng OF kian leaders To Wash
inEton. the attorney general said the
department of Justice had the nu-
thority to summon any one aud n
wRs Its policy In the course OF an
investigation to talk the matter over
with persons involved
The attorney general said that any
criminal prosecutions would Tor the
inust part be matters of state law un-
less thorc had been some violations of
the federal statutes through the use
~ the malls to dcfraud.
There Ia no need In this country.
Mr.. DauEhcrty said. FOR vigilance or
sanizations The country does not
need. he added any self constituted
organization To define and enforce the
laws Tor American citizcns,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Big Advance in
Bar Silver Price

NEW YORK. Sept % An nd
vance IN tho prirr uf bar silver In
London to-day due muiulN To- u COM
tinunncc OF the demand from China
and India. was mel hN an advance
here to GN', cents AN ounce
This is AN increase of about ga
cents from yesterdays lowest quota
ton. a., cents from that Of Soptcm-
bcr 10, aud So cents over the price
quoted three weeks uEo.
Incidentally Tar eastern remit
tances made further sharp gains.
The Chinese shanghai rate OF "a
change. which II governed almost cn -
tirely by movements OF bar silver In
London. registered an over night ad
vance OF . cents to ~ cents per tari.
\ month ago this quotltiou was az
low as ~ T. cents
Local dealers say that apart from
heavy purchases OF silver FOR th'
orient the diminishing supply Of tho
metal du" TO the virtual suspension
of mining now o. au important factor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
|R0AD BOND
AMENDMENT
IS APPROVED
Number 8 Is Defeated ;
Others Are in
Doubt

SANTA FE. \. ~. Sept. 22.-The
road bond amendment. No. IL. has
been adopted by 1000 majority,
state highway engineer Leslie A. on
lett announced today. The amend
mont authorizes the Issuance OF two
million dollars OF state highway bonds
to assist In cooperating with the
federal government In building roads
In New Mexico.
While others here questioned the
amount OF the majority claimed for
the road bond amendment IL was re-
gardcd az certain that u had been
approved by considerable majority.
Amendment No. 3. seeking TO limit
tax. ievles has been defeated. There
seems TO be no question OF this result
from the returns in hand. Particular
opposition was conferred against this
amendment because OF It's attempt Ia
limit the levies for public school pur-
poeea
The fate Of the other amendments
is unknown. II will probably be
several days before the returns on tho
amendments will be sufficiently com
pete to determine the result.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Wood Named for
Governor General
Of the Philippines

WASifi St,rON Sept 20 2= Major
General leonard Wood was formally
nominated by, President Harding to-
day 30 Doe governor general Of the
Philippine islands.
Genera wood. whose selection FOR
the post was announced several weeks
ago has spent the past several
months In the Philippines iuNcstigat
ing conditions fur President Harding
aud is expected To assume the COVER
rorship for period Of one year. a.
soon uz his nomination 's confirmed
Nomination ut Mrs Mnb"l Walker
WilrbrHndt of california ana Of John
". T.. Grim uf Sew Jersey To- be- as
fistnnt attorney general were nclud
rd In long list Of nominal 'uns sent
to the senate today hy President
HARDING
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Stolen Auto Traded
To Taxi Man Here;
Latter's Car Hunted

tn, local police department ,his
afternoon began burning up the wires
In an directions out OF AlbuqucrGu,
IN AN effort to locate the Hudson ear
belonging tu Grant " Anderson OF
the t16 ThNi service.
Anderson exchanged his Hudson cat
Yesterday afternoon Tor "a Cole Eight
doing business With man giving th"
name Of Robert Young Anderson
also paid Young Sl6i Tor the Cole
Eight rsidrs giving up his own car.
This morning the police received
word from the Denver p0 icc that a
cole Eight had been stolen there and
Wua believed to Doe ru route tu Albu-
qu'ruuc. Learning of the dcul that
Anderson had made. the police started
an Investigation.
Young is believed to have lcft Albu-
uucruuc Yesterday after he managed
to securo the hudson but whore ho
went is not known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
XII KLUx KHAN
MUST KEEP UNDER
COVER IN STATE
Agent of Department of
Justice Ready to
Act

II there are any members OF the
ku kluX Khan In New Mexico they
are advised to keep their heads under
cover.
The department OF Justice In New
Mexico viii investigate any of the
white robcd order IL any peep into
view This was the announcement
today by a. X. Gcre, agent OF the de-
partment OF justice In this state.
There are no members of the Nu
Klux In New Mexico as far as Is
known" said MIR. Gcre this morning
and lawlessncss ~ not 40 had In this
state that we need any OF them"
Mr.. Gcre said he had received no
orders from any of the department of
Justice officials In Washington. but
that he voluntarily would start an In
VeEiiRation VI any are found 10 bc In
New Mexico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
DEATH TOLL. IN
GERMAN EXPLOSION
REACHES 1900
Number of Injured Now
Placed at More Than
$500

MAYENCE. Sept e2.--Whilc csti-
mates OF the number Of dead from
Wednesdays explosion which de-
stroycd the Badis h. company's great
chemical plant at Upplu continued
today at appro, imutcly i,5OO, the
total persons actually found to have
been injured "Ncccds the first figures
10y wide margin.
Already 100 persons have received
treatment Tor hurts sustained through
the effects Of the explosion,
Bodies of the dead TO the number
OF $50 had been recovered thus tore.
noon
The French and German authorities
In the district were continuing the
rescue work today In the closest col
laliuratiou. \ German hospital train
has arrived at FranKfort and French
train at Tr"vcs with injured from the
scene OF the disaster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
DURSUn' LEAD
I OVER 1000 IN
DAYS RETURNS
Democratic Counties
Complete; Big Repub-
lican Precincts Are Still
Out.

The returns from those counties
giving democratic meiorities prac-
ticaily complete. ard with number
OF large precincts IN the larger re-
publican counties ssiii 10 report. tho
majority OF senator H. Q. Bursnn In
Tuesdays election showed on the faeo
Of the returns az more than 1.eoe
with probability that missing pre-
clncts would materially increase H.
The day brought both gains and
losses for the republican figures or
Yesterday. Rio Arriba county. which
had been expected TO return i.icn
majority, appears 90 have had the
iiThtcsi vote In years and while every
republican precinct has returned a
republican majority. these are greatly
reduced by those out OF the state and
and from estimates OF Rio Arrihi.
county men at Espanoia and chama
today. the majority will not exceed
1000 and may be around 300.
ON the other hand fnatorttiea ~
gocorro and Valencia county stu
climbed upward aud with a gain OF
ieO IN sarta Fe county and OF 90 IN
Grant county. helped 10 balance the
Rio Arrita county loss
Dcmorratic gains were shown 10 the
final returns from Roosevelt and lea
counties. The reni-official count
showed eIs In Roosevelt and ssS IN
Lea county for Hanna. net gain OF
bSg over yesterdays figures from
those counties
ON the basis Of the returns 10 hand
ana estimates now believed 10 lie ec-
curate. senator Bnrsums majority
stood al 7.0sf.
In the following tabulation maiori-
tics marked show counties from
which the final vote of al precincts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

WARRINGTON. Sept. 2z.--The
first Of the dead OF the ZR-2 disaster
National cemetery today whom the
body ~ Lieut.. Commander Valentine
~. Bleg Of Bryn Mawr. Pa. wns
buried there with full military hon
ors
Burial services also with full MILL
tary honors. will be held al Arling-
ton tomorrow for Commander Louis
~. Maxficld. VINO was TO have COM
manded the Inflated airshIp and
George Welsh. machinlsta mate O.
Elgin. III. Tho naval academy class
OF 'o7 shall act as honorary pan
bearers at the burial OF the COM
mander
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Trade Boycott
Results From Rivalry
Over Baseball Games

VII -ON. y. c.. Sept ga because
~ tho decision OF President bradley
ui M" Virginia league throwing uut
number OF games played by IN"
WILSON club ON account ui alleged
Violation of the SALARY limit, thus fore
Ing Wilson out uf first plac' m the
pruuaut race. the merchants n-spcia- -
tfuu OF this city today wrnt on record
with only two Il ssonting votes na op-
posing trading with Virginia firms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Prayer for Peace
By Baptists on
Armistice Day

NEW YORK. Sept ga prayer
fur peace hr BaptiHtz iu cyerv part of
the world ON Armisticc day is being
planned bN tho promotion board ~
tho northern baptist convention.
ia 70 tulrgrtm tu President Hard
ing today, th, board announced that
requests had gone forth tlr adhcrcnts
throughout the world ITO join in a
simultaneous prayer tor world peace
and Tor the success" uf the confctcnc,
on limitation uf armuWynts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Virginia Rappe
Pictures Withdrawn

los ANGBLEs. sept -. All Firs,
Rational uilni exchanges were ordered
TO-DAY tu Withdraw an films from cN-
rih ton iu which appeared Virginia
Rnppo the actress Tor whuar death
Roscoe C"Fatty"l Arbucklr is held at
san Francisco ON a chatge of murder
u was announced here s0day. Thirty.
two hundred exhibitors are represent
cd In the action
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
rExAs MAYOR To
ARREST pAIlADlIs

BARTLETT, TcNas. Sept ga
when notice that the Ku Klux Khan
intended parading herr tonight WIS
called to the attention. uf Mayor
stanton Allen hc issued proclums-
tiou saying that shoulI masked
marchcrs appear on ia" streets they
would be arrested and dealt with ac-
Cording TO the laws OF the city and
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
$15,000,00 Loans
To Grain Growers
In Minnesota

WASHINGTON. SIP ss.--Adyanccs
totnling $1,000 600, made to ,o-Opcr-
atiVe grain growers ot Miun'suta tu
aid in marketing 1921 crops was am
nounced today by the War Finance
CnrnrntInn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Va xaieaeia coan,, Vote ass Big. -


The Valencia county majority.
known to be a big one. has been
growing az the returns come In. Al
noon today the returns from 10 out
OF "a precincts had given Senator Bur-
sum a majority OF i.asO. The IL
missing precincts are % republican
and II their normal vote has been cast
the majority for Bursum In the county
viii exceed LOO and may reach 500.
Mon who are familiar with the miss
Ing precincts said today Il would be
safe TO estimate the majority from
Valencia county Mt 1880.
Socorro County Brcaks Itrcori.
As the returns near completion
from Socorro county Il Is evident that
senator Bursum's home county has
gone for him By an almost unaniin-
GUS vote. The majority WAS over 2.e00
this morning with few small pre-
cincts TO hear from. In precincts
which last year gave "a strong demo-
cratic vote Mr. Hanna got from QUE
ta four votes. Catron county likewise
east Its vote almost aolidiy for Bur-
sum and the total Tor that county. a.
was said today. might exceed 100.
san Miguel aud itio Arrfba
Incomplete.
Only partial returns were available
late today from both san Miguel and
i;io Arriba countless The former had
a large majority OF its voting prc-
oinctr in and II was said that a slcty
complete count would be avaiia bile to-
night. II was aid at las Vegas at
noon that the aisinrity % i.5O0 given
hy The Hcrtld ~ an estimate ycntcr-
day was conservative and that il might
exceed 500
In klo Arrlha county the returns In
hand show that n very light vote h.4s
(C0ntinuesl on page twol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22
Weather
at the


Highest temperature 81 Lowest
temperature ~ Daily rang" tenn
pcrHturc "a Mean daily trmpeTa-
iurc 81 Relative humidity y IN.
10 Relative humidity 6 a m o.
Precipitation none. Max. velocity
ut wind. miles per hour %. Prevail
ing direction west Character ui
the day clear
STATE Weather.
New AirNiyu Partly cloudy aud
somewhat uns,tncd tonight and
Filday. not much change In tenn
prrature.
Arizonu---Fair tonight aud Ftia
day: except unsettled iu extreme
south portion Cooler TN extreme
southwest portion, tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

MIME rIRE rNDER CONTROL.
TRINIDAD. Colo. Sept 22.-- Miners
flghtlnE flames IN the Nuehnft mine
OF The Colorado Fuel a Iron company
near Florence brought the fire under
control early this morning, according
60 report received AZ the company
offices here by u. A. stout, manager
Of the fuel department
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-13
ERROR ON ALL BANK NOTES
Reference to "The Seal of the Treas
ury Of North America" Is
ManifestIy Absurd.

Every bank note issued in the Uni
ted States today bears an error on its
face of which few are aware. The
same error has appeared on every note
circulated since the time of the Con-
tinental congress, but no effort ever
has been made to change 1t. Some
where on the face of these bills ap-
pears the seal of the treasury depart
ment, with an abbreviation Of a
Latin legend meaning 'The Seal OF
the Treasury Of North America"
That is the error. Such statement
is audacious and never has been true"
saws a writer in the All America Re
view, published by All America Cables,
Inc. In explanation Of the error, the
writer says: 1.-The fact that this legend
was adopted in 177S indicates posi-
Bile breadth of view Of the Continental
congress that may have included the
English possessions on the northern
part Of the continent, and constitutes
perhaps a continuing evidence Of the
aspirations of our fOrefathers to EN-
brace the entire continent In the or
ganization Of the new republic"
The Treasury department seal Is
older by six years than the great sea-
of the republic.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-13
FalIaev About violins.

It has been asserted, and the state
ment has gained considerable credence,
that makers Of viOlins often break
the finished product into pieces and
put 1t together again in order to i'm
prove the quality Of the violin. This
ingenious principle Of manufacture is
pronounced absurd by every author
ity upon the violin. II these super
stitions had any foundation in fact. 1t
would be an almost hopeless task for
a maker of volins to try to sell his pro-
duct. He would find himself forced to
lend his newly made fiddles for year
or so to some such organization as a
boys boarding school, where they
would be certain Of rough treatment
At the end of this conditioning
period he would reclaim the instru,
ments. put them through first-aid
treatment in the repair shop, and sell
them as old masters.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-13
Woman As Mint Assayer.

Washngton-Annie H. Martin or
Carson City was nominated Thursday
to be assayer in charge of the mint at
Carson City. New. Other nominations
sent to the senate Thursday by Pres
ident Hardingy included John {. Ing
of Sacramento, CAL. to be register of
the land office at that place; Grove L..
Johnson of Sacramento to be receiver
# public moneys at the same place,
and Joseph e. Gedler Of Yerington, to
10 surveyor general Of Nevada.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-13
WOULD GO FROM
HOUSE TO HOUSE
Tennessee Farmer Wants to Go
From House to House and
Tell Everybody About
1snIac.

"If l were not 50 busy with my
farm work l would 60 from house to
house and tell the people about Tan
lac" said A. j. Livingston, WELL
known farmer, living near Ashland
City, Tenn.
II had stomach and kidney trouble
and suffered torment with my back
and side. The doctors could do moth
ing for me, so l wrote to friend OF
mine in Nashville about Tanlac, and
he advised nae to try it, saying he had
heard SO many favorable reports about
it and sent me bottle.
After taking the first bottle felt
so much better that ordered another
bottle myself and the result is l AM
a we'll man. l told q friend of mine
about it and ordered bottle for him
and he had good results. can eat
anything l want and 1t don't hurt me.
and can sleep like log. To tell you
the truth, just simply feel like a new
man and have more strength and en-
ergy than 1 have had in years. 1t is
simply the grandest medicine In the
world. would like to see all of my
friends and get those who are suffer
ing to try it. and hope you will reach
them through this testimonial, which
have gladly given"
Tanlac, the celebrated medicine
which accomplished such remarkable
results in this mans case, Is a Won
derful tonic, appetizer and invigorant
1t builds up the system, creates
healthy appetite, promotes digestion
and assimilation of the food ant
makes you feel strong, sturdy ant
, we'll as nature intended.
Sold by leading druggists every
ere.-Advertisement.