Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-16
GALLUP CANNOT
FEED MAR0QNED D
PASSENGERS; IS
SHORT Of FOOD
Supply Beginning to Run
Low and Is Being Con-
served So as to Take
Care Regular Customers,
TRAINS HANDLED BY
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
Loyal Brotherhood Men
Also Aid in Moving Traf-
tiCi Two Trains Are Con-
SOIidated and Start West

@pt',,' 't o'>rA'ST 20 "0"N'"' !oo"n.I
''''p' ~ M" aug lo'-Iraln
no . the first train from the west
since Saturday, arrived in Gallup
this afternoon at 1,4O, Former
Enpinear Wu,or, Doyo no,, tnn,,
.l;,7. o,.-,...'' ''"N' Nv"
sia,, n,9 ousIIlS'' om tIIe secUma uIVl-
oi' ,. "I"e.i Hatup anu "IhSioW'
st"ad ,h 'L'e tiel'leel' a. H. hanson
iIanso,, @ ,le ei,sl''o GNeL tlie uIVlsioh'
tt'''iSo', - ~, ~. ~ u oiotilerhooG member
- lIio " lnS'uW Rouge oi Iie Broth-
~ Sr,I IIoou ol Locomotive hlremen.
i,,S.I io .'%il ~, was III cIlarse OIL con-
~, W HVV. lul neil' Inc Tram stop
,oN iIeie lol ulliller ana went on
~ - 'puqueI que II! cLatse ol the
'irt.1 ,aiIl CUIluuct"i; ne ttalh was
49, 80, ous " NS'iup pS Tue IeSulat
49,, r,a,,I.,;, " 'i1 - '' ul9,ilG''
Srs! "I"i'it ailu IL W. uSh'
,,,,, ~. ''"Il''IIen l'IIIn or nSihc-
s,,r,' "t "C,iup i''e soIle out III
tbn q pns,,' ,,l,, ,,'L WV" ene SnoP etai's ot
..e Hl-'' ""o nave soi'e ouI WEST
no,' e., f.o,I, wv v,;.-, - ie,oI 'eu G.i us
or,.i,,a gu ~ Coii,I, ', ii,9,o" ni,u 80 u"e ~
arani,,, ~ i,,up hnI ooi'.e 49, - IoS ili,
10 thn tr,i,, '''9 ,'o' oeen iotal iiGu
nborno of H. %nr ,,a el,iI a. 80 so
otI,os ,I,a.. ~, ds'i,, -
orn Il rIIi,,o 'tiI ''S H. tsai Su,ai 'i'ipioSe'
NV" rl,'I ,uontt'o'1 uLI trai,z ttai,,' ,,,tio, 49,
.i,,ad !, CaiI[u - '''b tt,i "n,o g.;
frono tho aapt aro ~ l'r nnsnIjdntn5 ltGt ,'tt
bora and ,roro toi,o, out b.. 49,,
nnojre o anu ron we,U ,,h I"e h.o Uu1 oE r. oie
No . from, tho west ~ - . ''' ''''
rive wasthnnnT trains ha,,o hoen
narooned in calm all day today
Restaurants have refnsed IA food
the nasseneers o,, trains because
the food sunplv is herinninp fo RIM
low in GaIimn and t6e rasta,Irants
are making an offort IN conserve
tho FOOD snnnl,, in ordor 70 toke
caro- of tho reor1ar custon,are rhe
toun je connieteIv ont az hutter
and apes ond there ie on1y ahont
ono more DAYS eunnlv of curad
hanoe and hacon i'm tbc whoIesaIn
bo,tqes E'ivo unto tyucig loads of
nroduce arrival from Farminoton
todav and is heinr sold "a IocaI
nconlo at about a fift, nor cent in
crease over the regular nrice AS
far as con he seen there is no re-
lief in SIGHT for GalIun Retail
stores have had no fresh vepeta-
h1es since last Fridav There is no
danger Of anv food famine because
nlentv of range stock can he se-
cured to sunDlv the local meat
n,arlets
Tho "Rig Fourp brotherhoods
have hecn holding meetings nearly
every day since the tio-up Of
trains started ana have hnen dis
cussinp the situation ON Satur-
dav afternoon the 1ocomotive en-
~ineers called a special meeting
ana ;nvited ou or tbo siv shon
Fra fts and the other three brother
boods IN ioin them w II Collins
nf tho real estate firm of Crepar |
and Collins, was asked ia attend as !
a renresentativa of the publc. |
Members of other ORGANIZATIONS i'm
own ware also invited A genera;
of the situation was en- |
raped in and evorv one was asked |
IN exnress their views Gallup in |