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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10
FABER EXPECTS
ANOTHER GREAT
YEAR WITH SOX

Crbaa Red Faocr, ace Of the White
sox star is going 70 be as good as ever
in Il pitching way. Following an or
Grafton on his right knee two months
ago there came hints that the big fel-
low never again would be the same. but
ne has just returned from Cascade. Ia,
his home town, and he insists tho all
Ing leg is responding so we'll that there
need be no worry about HIS being as
effective as in 1921, when nc registered
tV erty-sfx victories
The big fellow came back % town
especially 10 take treatments that arc
expected TO hurry along his complete
recovery. The dootor Who performed
the operation ~ giving the joint cleo
trical baths with the idea Of restoring
little more lifa 10 the affected parts.
Several weeks OF this IS counted unon
to put Red back on both feet and
permit him 10 navigate without the aid
of a cane.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10
BUFF ASKS FOR
A SHOWDOWN ON
$4,000 OFFERS

NlW YORK. Jan. Johnny Buff
the uantamwei ght champion. booked to
sal for England next Saturday. has
called" the promoters, who have been
offering him ss5.0oO TO ljsi1 the titis IN
a New York dght and accusing him Of
running away.
Buff said that. although he has re-
served accommodations on Saturdays
boat. he VIII change his plans and re-
main here IF Leo p Flynn or Jim
Buckley VIII give proof of their ability
TO guarantee him $4,000 Tor a fifteen
round decision fight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10

Sam Jones was thrown in with
Fred Thomas and a wad of cash
by Cleveland when they pur-
chased Iris Speaker from the
Red Sox five years ago. Joe Les
he Bush was included IN a whole
sale trade Connie Mack cooked
ND with the Red So1 in 1917. Now
these two castoffs are counted
on by the Yankees to give them
the pitching strength needed to
carry them To another pennant-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10
MOORE TRIMS
CARL TREMAINE

2rEMrHIS Tenn Jan. 1o--Pal Moore
Of Memphis was awarded a decision
over carl Tremsinc Of Cleveland after
a hard eight round match here last
night
Billy Hack awarded the decision as
the result of an eleventh hour change
OF mind Of Tyemaine. who insisted that
Hack render the verdict instead Of
three local newspaper men as was
agreed upon sunday.
Moore outboxed aud even outfousht
The hard hitting Clevelander. Tremaine
hardly landed d half oozen clean pun
ehes and none Of them worried Moore.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10
NO LIMITATION
OF AIR CRAFT

LsTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. ~ sERvcEl
WASHINGTON Jan 9-The five
great powers Of the Washington con
ference definitely decided today not to
attempt any limitation Of aircraft.
The report Of The Subcommittee.
recommending that nothing be done at
THIS conference because The develop
ment OF military ard naval craft was
50 closely linked with the development
Of commercial aviation was adopted
by the powers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10
Tommy Gibbons, heavyweight cor
teE.der. and Lew lender light
weight aspirant-

" Ill old New York boxing
critics say Tommy Gibbons. So
pirant 70 Jack Dempsey's own,
has h,' ~ UP a tnoc'.o-f recorf
that reads well at the expense OF
second rate eetups. Ip The west
thew swear by Tommy and say
he's the man 10 lick lack Lew
Tender has been irving for
months to get a crack at Benny
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10

Ia the fourth round Moore staggered
Tremaine with d left 10 the Jaw and
repeated the trick with a right 10 the
chln in the seventh.
Tromaine fought roughly and swung
often with left and right, but was I'M
able TO locate the elusive Moore
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10

intend 10 80 after the BIS try OF the
region right of the bat Al present
they are angling Cor games With the
fast Calumet A. e.. and with the
strong Il. ~. Us Eoth 81 these
teams arc as tough matches ~ could
be secured for a team just formed and
ought to offer some fast playing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10
RED CROWNS
BEAT GARY FIVE

Whiting red Crowns defeated Carr
Boosters. 24 TO IS. last night Smith
kept the Gary nYe in the fight BY star
sndi,-ia,,al wo-k. Esan and Watson
were big factors for Whiting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10
Joe Lynch Fails to
Stop Patsy Wallace

PHILADELPHIA. IA. jan. Ie--Joe
Lsuchs knockout drive TO regain the
bantsmweisht title came to halt
GaDI--AI Whcn Patsy Wallace weather
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-10

BASKETBALL

Wisconsin. Fl: Northwestern. =
ohio state. %: Michigan, -
Missouri. As: Washington L. 70
Mnlikin. 90, St viators. IS
Dartmouth. IS: Columbia, Is.
Nebraska, u; Iowa State College. IA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Wild Ride in a
Hired Car Brings
Two Men 10 Grief

John Morse and Frank Mora
won. rt.a uuod $50 and costs
whom fu,g were brought before
Iu .r. Manuel Apnlgc1 III san
.Tu.. fhI. morning ON a charge ot
...I. driving The two m'n
I.I n.r,d Do ear FROM tho Driver
Ford company last evening
.HI tIit.u u wlI1 ride lu which
they IHt % number of narrow eos
..I. hlt 20 boy 900 o. bicycle. and
r.u iufu 90 telephone pole whcr"
. rgi Dud,u
WHOM thr mon were arrested
f. rhf un officer from Apod1 .
count e1v they were in an ga
f...UHfrd condition. ihoN ned
..u Ip ttrI-on. and ON their way
...E. lafor, they reached iiarclrs
HfHT.,. tho evidence disclosed trCV
r#.s o. boy uu the hiCycl" The
bicycle wIs wrecked hpt tho "uy
u uHf seriously hurt THIS men
/. fIH gIr dlu NOT Hup. u~Ccordiur
. Witnesses. hut kept goife until
.N.V struck o. telephone pole on
uufu Fourth rfrHrf iu Hnrclnr
riDy STRUCK 10 20 side liow. bent
iu~ ths body and hronkinr Ia.
fruur OF tho DHr Neither Of IN
two WAS hurt. Accnrdiug to >. j.;
Cox of tur ur.yorlos- Ford com
puuy tho 70 wns damaged To- tn
pAlsnt OF uhoJi $50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Less Trouble From
Fires Starting in
Mexico Is Expected

Tho forest -crgicc viii pruhuui.
hive loHH trouble with foFsaD firt
crossing oyor from NoNlcn tH
Nc1r AnDc thr passport restriction
have been mIdu. according 800 o.
O. CalhluH forest supervisor from.
Tucson NrIz who is visiting tN.
district UffIs, hero today
d" predicts that tho forests en-.
southern Arizona VIII have nuou
o. norman nrc Hcuauu THIS summer
while there has boon n great dpu
of moisture through thc winter.
wli ho necessary Geo put on thg fir.
fnrtns about Nav g. The gfa-..
according 40 Calsius nry luuu ii
che furssfH ard the wiwds hasH
been drying them out n the pa.
fcV week.
The nniur % 're border ra..rlr
tiots hrfe oHu tru United state
Noylco. hc said. VIII enable fore
rangers from thiH Hido tt croa fut,
Mexico o. put ont fire. before th.'
roach the border Tho NoN..HI
government has poo machinery Sol
the control ~ forest fires.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
FE PAYS
SPECIAL LEVY IN
THIS COUNTY
County Treasurer At
taches 500 Penalty
for Failure to Make
First Payment on
Time

The county treasurer h1F 60"
ceitcd "a check from th" Santa lc
railroad FOR S2t's 100 payment ot
tho special two-miu ic,y tor the
federal aid road tuul De- an
n,unped this morning This ls
only the first half payment ON tho
amount which ia due on 'hls levy
In iierrnllilo county and wa held
up for ruvoral muuti7 hocluse tho
railroad rrtlsoi to uav o.
Whom The ff.f luM 1929 tAAr-
became duo boz February the rail-
rund refused 10 nay this portion 0i
fhD tINcs levied urainst o. nnn no
Gref the treasurer off &C. rcfu".a
lo accept amy ~ tho railroad take.
uulHH 10 paid the rrrriHi lcrN
later however 10 was decided thIi
loo order not 10 inconvenience mo
county hY o. shortage OF funds On
accept tho ro-t of the Santn Pc .
fiADH. hut NOT Go olye them AN Of
Uclul receipt for 90 The first
payment ou the rest or the take.
amounted Co SASH.
The reason Tor tho railroad ~
urliV deciding Co uuy tho special
lrrY iH The decision recently made
hy the state supreme court that
tho loyy wa constitutional The
santa Fc haf commended hcfor.
this that tho levy was not consti-
tutiuunl.
Included w. tho check Tor S@.fS7
which WINS received las week aa
Orst uavurut ou the levy FROM tho
railroad. Frs about $3.50 penalty
which is icvird against o. rdg ID
fHi h'rc tu have this payment iu or
Tins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
People You
Know

Radiator Repairing. ouickei Auto Co.
victor tulhrr. uu ul silver tIts
was lu Alhu4ucruua -ycrtorday.
Or a. % shortlo who has been
'%rrinusly in iH said to-day to Doe
much improved
Attorney Scdilo and Klock lost
tndsy Tor Santa o., whorr tumor-
row they Will argue boo fhc supreme
court their mUtluU for o. new trial
Tor George kilc under sentence Co
Boo hanged
a r. Morrissottc claim adiustor
for the Santa So railroad GO isl
Iufu, iH iu Albuquerque toduy tu
attond thr ceremonial OF Ballut
AhyHd temple.
* g. kartDhncr. supervisor of
The Mrnznnn foscsi d. iu Mountain
sir uu huHInes- ~, ls expected Go
.rtolru Che latter part Of the week.
a. o. WHruock. forest ranger ut
Illgras was ir tho city today.
Mis- AWelEi Alogaudor. state
club work loader from the state
agricultural cul,'Ec who WINS no
last week. left yesterday for tho
college
C. 4 NcNnbb. " the state col
ltr, who WINS here for several
days lcft yesterday Tor Tucum
cHr;
william Nmlctic o. Holen is IN
Albuuucrqu" today 20 attend the
shriucra' ceremonial
Frank Armstrong ~ Santa Pc.
member Of the ad1utaut general.
office, arrived in Albuquerque to.
day 10 attend thu Shrluer=' cvrp.
monlal lie will return 60 santa
lie tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
WILL USE Waste
OIL OF GARAGES
IN MOSQUITO WAR
c. of c. Plans Spring
Clean Up and Tree
Planting Campaigns

War on mosqhlios ih anu Hnl
Nlhuquorque now bclng plihh'u
.F tho fhifnAer OF N"hnileF''
management N' NV N
made With ne garages OF u ~l
in have th'm dohnl, th''l
1l Co to used in ms" c~inhlHAh
th" mt n1ger OF tnc cnah''
lieN1t Nat thiH on WIN u' hlin''.
sutiittont 10 lId Nibuld'il '
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Forest Officials
VIII Be Here for
Rest of This Week

Three offciols from Washington.
d. a.. nre expected 60 vtsit the
diairtct office % The forest service
here tomorrow They will he here
Tor Tn entire Scck. going over
nuroblems uf flunnce and admins
.trnuon with District Forester j.
q W. Ioulrg
ftoy Hendly assistant chief for
restel Major O. " Kelly. On cuargc
.nf fire work and improvements on
tho forests of The country, and G.
~. Ratchford Inspector 81 rrnz'ns
wiii make uu thc party They wa
prohnbiy he accompanied by ram
v Icddington district forester OF
the California forests
These officials are making .nc
rounds of she westerns district of
tho f0roft service % go into the
matInrn 81 finance and adminia-
.tration This BE- tho last DISCREET
wfich they visit before their return
10 Washington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Love Letters Read
In Burch Trial

los ANGELES. April 2i-ia-vc
EDITORS exchanged between Airs.
Niduiynne g. Ohunchain ana =.
Bolton Kennedy. sluIn broker wvro
read Today lu resumption or tnu
TRIAL Of Arthur Is. EurCh. ON "a
charge uf murder 90 Kennedy here
ln.t August. Nra Ghcuchniu and
Burrh were Jointly Indicted fcr
murder and granted separate trials
Tho prosecution presented O. LETT
Ter OF Mnrch 4. 1913 from kcnnody
to Mrs. O~heuchoin In which inc
following appeared
You uro ln tht city Of darkness.
go mo. but some day ] shall CON
uucr 80. Thor ! shan laugh ut %
Much love.
o. waH signed 'nrlton
In rcpiy o. irttcr from Mrs phcu.
chain contained:
4 didn lruvc your love On
tho city uf darkness bat ! hid b
in q corner o. my honr' hig g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Local Men to Take
Pictures for the
Fox Film Company

ifannn and Hanna. local pho
tnrraphers. have received inFtfuD-
tisns from the Fox Film corpora
tion for .he taking ct a number OF
fIfrir in and around Alhupuerqu'
for fhe Fox news and e-duchu"nh
film.
Tie Instructions state that trey
shaii take films Of tho kotarians
from do east when they Eo through
herr on their way TO the convention
OH fue Pacific nns nest month
Thee are ALSO to got picture OF
other eastern bodics passing
through go conventions
special attention will be given to
taking pictures OF Indian tummis-
aloncr W. g. Burke of Washington.
d. e.. who viii be In Albuquerque
In the near future. lie VIII make
"a trip To- Acomn NJ thc time, ana
plchires will be- taken Of him whom
lc visits his Indian pueblo. u
h. hoped o @ have a large number
~ Albuauerqueans AZ the pueblo "a
get into the picture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Supper Table
Gossip

Mrmbar- ug the uublts suralfsrs
rl.a 4r. u,a.i "a. atirnd tnr r,pai
meptiur eff iht rllr. al t,r.N
q 4. Tomorrow nisii
o'clort
ma. ,u,. ~ u,rr, n.o,e, ..tu.,.
war sfui|u nom lie nm, mean
SECOND street ud silver a,puuo la.t
uirht wiH found today rhnudnuc 3
on North Aruo strort.
The rn.c .of y. u Isussril.
charged with reckless drlViur Boo.
Dnufc h.H auto was hIt hy % street
oar Saturday. wis continued until
o " ci'oh i"n'thl
several uc~idJf g. were rvuu ud
fu thc pole. yesterday Tie cas-
20 Pablo SulHk.r ord t1c auto oI
Aho St'wUn cnNIa~d ON West COM
uHl avenue tfn rullinluu lightly
d1mlgiHr both rHIe Tho auto.
81 Frank Winter and j. So lang
ilrr cnme together az Fourth
street and Tiier1r venue yc.trr.
,iuN Both curH v-Hro slightly dam
1r'd 81 Nlhrishf reported inii
nI" Nirrrir wns struck hr ue uuto.
vn'ch did not stop Tho hlcycl.
500" 'nt'H.'u Nut thr rider wi.
uu. IuIurH.I
DnnahI Uun'. VIM va. ri,ca ON
fH, charge COS Huf haviru 90 driy.
rr. IIr.u., and also on tho ,hnrr.
uf df.yIue Through u funeral pfp
GEESE un was fined So in police
court th.. morning.
-t,nl p,,t- ,.-a -
,l.,cl ~, a. .r,-,n - $500.
s-.r az.
,,nr,i,- r,,Is t.1
49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
PANKEY WILLING
TO MAKE RACE
FOR GOVERNOR
Not Seeking Nomina-
ton. He Says, But
Will Respond IF Party
Calls

Business conditions In Kansas
show marked Improvement uu-
uTelChiur normal according 20
lion. - T. rnukoy who is Dol Al
inrtuefunc slny mud who has iusi
rctu nod from % visit tu his ranches
Ia The suEiluwer state
'sThr whole state uf Kansas has
had abundant RAIN Mr. HlnkcN
n.la. both husiucs md nnlnci'
condition. Q apparently normal
Dncr more. The livestock mu y
coutlitluus are much imrfoTcd'
There b. q demand for cattle thai
van certainly Doc reflected here in
q very short time. regard ih.
h%usineHs outlook, and the prospect.
Tor cnttlo. uf excellent
Asked ns TO the persistent cum-
ment concerning bits candidacy tui
NJ, rcnuhlicnn nomination Tor gov.
crnur This tan. Mr ptnkcy said
am not uu active candidate foi
tho nomination boz Tho sense
that am not aslsirg for sup
nora Tor H. Naturally avn
much grntined at the expression
~ support that are coming 10 m'
from around tho state. and I nl'
cell the evidently sincere &C.
slrr OF n great many people %
fHotld Doc the nominee avn ire'
10 sny that 10 the party should eau
nn mo as tho man they regard ne
sffunttd Go make the race this thil
ahould not faiG out against o
unanimous or rvuFonahly unaii'
mouay demand Two years nt,
condition. were such that coul'
nof accept the nomination a
lrasent ] avn bound by no ohlig
ION of amy kind. personal COZ pub.
lie and my affairs are ln snri
al,apo that ] could undertake tn'
c-tmnaiEn u the party wants n'
10 40 so.
81 would IKE Co repeat how
own that I am not actively soekini
the nomination. am Simply p
nc command 90 my party nnl ih'
ltnfc. should % appear that an
ucoded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

CHICAGO. April 2i-ButJ
hanged, camcry cNtrasI
nrst~ 34k ~ ~ y sccondl
q a1lc. gtnudnrds 81 4c.
Ergu higher. receipts
cnses firatH 2AH 244c. cd
nr1ts - ease; miscellane|
m2aA e.. storage packed
21c. storage packed firH;s 1
Poultry alive; unchanged
2Gc; hroilcrs 5OG C0c roosd
cents
Potatoes Tightly atronFa|
cripts ~ cars. total 4. s.
mcnts $50. Wisconsin
round whites sl4s HI66 81
bulk ti.hbm1 sb Michigan
! round whites sis0mtt5
Minucrptn sacked round
- 40 ut 80 cgt Idaho snck.
ruls $40 cwt New stock p
Florida double hundrd
sunuidinr rose No. =. 81 20
G. ate Hnuulding Rose No T..
. 90
KANSAS CITY. April e.
unchanged. nrsts 22c.
futicr unchanged crt
dc. hacking fTc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
FoREIGN EXCHANEE

SEW YORK. Apri - For
Dilu exchange firm, Great Britain
demand tffel cables sass
sixty day bills on banks Si4OL /:
France. demand $685.. cables
so SO Italy. demand sb.i5. ca
hlra il5L Belgium. demand
BIS. f0ia cables sS.Gl Germany
demand .feHc. cable. f2AC uuI-
land. demand Ea7pb. cables
SaT.gS Norway. domnnd yiA.hS.
Sweden. demand S2G o. Denmark.
maut $685.. Spain. demand
Greece. demand a452. Poe
lind. demand .OeA Czccho-Sloya
tIu demand tig7. Argentine do
marI $4,000 H-nzll. demand
slasU. Montreal gSfs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Chicago Board of Trade

chicago April ~ with the
beg inning 90 May %Jolivories only
a. week or. the wheat market
huwet o tendency early today 60
rise ln price for May but to de
cline for labor months Tho DIM
Guilty Of FILLING contracts Tor May
delivery WIS omphas liked by cN-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

NEW YORK. April 2f-Cnil
money nrmcr. high 4 low 3is
ruling rnte 3tl closing bid 3A
offered NJ A. l1rt loan 4
can loans against acceptance.
Time loans steady. co days.
A. 90 days a. six months 80
Primo mercantile paper a. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
County Health
Supervisor Named

NNTF'FtHI 70 ~ 'I'I""'T
s SANTA re, April 2f-1r. Goo
.tp.r f,nsil. for ten yoaru with tlo
RocRafoiior Foundation. has boon
appoint ed by the public health ru-
: renu to have direct supervision over
County health officers No .nsre
hcoH placed under iuriadicuon - C.
nov division of tho huronu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
MIsrNI MNRKITs

NEW YORK. April "a Foreign
hur silver SIS q.
copper etendv. oioctrolytiC spot
and futures 12W M1Sc.
Tin cAEy. spot aud nearby
S3ll9. futures s3l 20.
IRON nstoHdy. No L. northcr
f2a ne 90. No. =. northern
t"2 Nr 70 s4On. No. . southern
sig.srm f7.0O.
lead steady spot f5.i0nhtl.
IIu. uIict. Epet 81. Louis dcny.
fry spot. SO 90 $50.
Anthony spot. s5i2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
NV No..n COTTON

NEW YORK. April "a Cotton
mturct cinf ed steady. May ti7 %.
July siTGG: October si7.GG; DO
romhcr StT G5. January Si761.
Spot steady. middliuE slStE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

NAV NUNk. NnrIl al--LIn0TIY
bonds closcd: avs. s993S; fret
fq9.--. third fitA f9p.1s. fou th
40 500 80: victory 8Ia. $4,000.
victory et00 70.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Q York Stocks

NNW YUHk, NUrIl 20 NocOni
favu ties oi the indu.trial railway
aud 'nccLl groups were reaction
nry in tUduy'a less motive stock
market hut many low priced and
nh' euro Issues strengthened.
Sales appruvimntcd ], 200, GOO shnr-
ps. fht closing was irregular
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

lower: top sio.gb; bulkl|
g. 90.
sheep receipts COCO. I'd
lower. Lambs Stf.U1
ewes $500 m9.0O
KANsAs T April 4
tie receipts 10 900 hccl
steady 90 N cents lower. III
ycnrlings weak 10 rs cent
top yrarlings hcifcrs 2SSI
ne stock steady ~ wen
Bows Sb25 5.1a. TOW lots.
o. ~; medium to good hcif,
al 20: calves steady to
higher. choice vualcrs $50
of lotH $3.50.
Hog receipts 1900; q.
to 10 cents lower. bulk lai
10 cents lower. closing NJ
decline: bulk 1876 to i2O /
$1,000 NlO.1Os top S1O.ib;
500 FOUNDERS SgS5mi0.O
salos s9G5ffiO.10. sowH
STD. pigs steady. $40 90 n
Sheep receipts 5000. q
90 cont higher shorH
wcthetn sSbOnS 10. iumi
20 cents higher. prrmr
Colurndos % shippers 81
pound ahorn sia25.
LOS ANGELEs. April %
thurd grain fed 1876 20 al
SiO.aO. ~ 10 2eb poundi
cattle con foot. gross
ricers eoud s. 90; inodiur
COWS Flod $500. medium
bulls uul stage $500; ca
Co iaO pounds $3.50 $50
pounds $40 90.
sheep. vwor $500 to
lnfnbs a1i.h0 90 fg.bo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Valencia County
Convict Freed

SANTA Pc Aurl 2S-Oovernor
Mcchom has ~uardoncd Rafael Bar
reraH Valencia county. sentenced
in 1921 90 from five TO seven years
whom District Judge D. 80 Ryan
said tho ease against him was weak
and hr had doubts OF the mans
guilt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
HERALD WAIT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad
writer's. II you so desire, they
viii gladly assist you in word
ing your al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

KANsAs CITY Agril. "a Cash
wheat No. 2 hard f5bMl.5f No.
ed 81 80 niit.
Corn 40 g white So. no . ycl-
low l5is Hay unchanged.
Dmuhn. Sch. Alrli - wheat
No . hard 81 7i Hla2; 80. g. mix
ed t1.25HteG Corn SO. .
white 55Mc; so . miNcd 5IA o.
aaC.
Oa'a So. s.. white % g5Hc.
SO 4 white 3iR 4 SOC.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
LATEST MARKET NEWS

pcciance Of q Reduction In tho
United States visible SUPP " total
ON the other nand deliveries IN
lower prices put stress on ndviccs
that Canadian wheat wucs already
being imported at a. profit. duty
paid. Opening prices which varied
from unchanged figures TO I ~
higher with May Si.fS To iia and
July 81 2sh to t2Hh - follow
cd by mode ate fluctuntion IN
which May continued well above
saturday. finish with July and
September below that level.
Svnboafd demand gave q little
flrmnesi Ia corn After opening
unchanged 10 a. 20 re higher July
$50 to- CSC. tho corn market held
az about the initial range.
oats aymputhizcd with corn,
starting "a shade OF to a cent
higher. Jrly i1is to f1L cents
and later hardening q little more.
Lowe quotation on hogs tend
cd 90 weaken The provision mark
ct.
subsequently. May ns well ne
July nnd September wheat UNDER
ven "a dccidcd drop In value. lIcR
OF uuy adequate aggressive d.
mand bolng apparent.
Later the weakness of wheat
counted aH "a h,nrish fuctor and
corn closed easy. q tu y o. Sc
mot lowe with July 65h to CO. =
20 asC
Close:
wheat May SASS July 81 20 7.
corn MAY ca ~; july G5hc
puts- May Size. July iOhc.
Pork Mny s21 rs.
Lard May S1Oa2. July siiib.
Rib MAY EltTa: july 1880.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Livestock

CHICAGO. April 2i-Cnulo re-
coipts 2i0du beef steers oucning
10 Co 20 cents lower, top early
g. 90; bulk and quality to sell al
7.35 S.2b; she stock weak Ga tbc
lower: hullJs steady t. weak,
calves stuckrrH and fccdcrs steady.
Arui calves 20 packers mostly
around $500: best 60 puckcra
$3.50. lirhtcr weights $3.50, ship
pcrs paid $3.50 o. 800.
Hog rccciptt 5000 active.
lights mostly 80 cents lowers 9TH
ers 20 to- 20 cents lower than sat
urdnyH nyCrlrc, top 5000 bulk
81. n0ffio co. packing nuws weak
40 10 cents lower. pig. ftceuy
s92bT 1900.
sheep receipts 1900 killing
cia~cs 20 conts higher. spots up
more: medium Co good strong
wciEht wooded lambs Sibao, best
not sold good to choice % pound
horn lambs Si4ln9i rhurn year
unrs ana iwou Si2 %. few wooded
ewes 81 90 down: shoi'n $50
down frw native spring ,hmbs ga
rlty butcher. HlT 90.