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Place, Time and Cost

Where can goe"
How long will il take?"
How much will it cost"
To these questions are given readable.
usable answers. boiled down from
roads. % 100 steamship Ines. 700 resorts
and 5000 hotels in America and the
West Indies alone.
Trips are shown ranging from three
days and S25. TO year and oae't pocket
books limits. including such periods
as 5. 10. 15. 25 and 30 davs. and
costs OF $50. 500. $3.50. $500. $3.50.
$l.250 and upwards. II sounds fas-
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il more than fascinating. It 10 both
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
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lpistnnces given in miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specified.I
Acropolis $40 Sc Ambrose L goth.
Ag,yiheyre 2SS Nantucket list.
Carplaka 221 ENE Cape Henry 2dst.
Cayo Mambi 245 Scotland l. list.
Clare 10 s Scotland l. Pm 21st.
cocur d'Alene 215 from Five Fathom Bank
conehatta 7so NE Cape Charles 21st.
Eastern Light 800 Sc Ambrose l. PM
3ist. -.
Fort St George off Martinique AM 21st.
Gen w G Csorgas 122 Scotland l. V 2lst.
Hilton So " Jupiter 21st.
Huron / .O90 Sc Scotland l. " Z PM 21st.
Lake Elshsere so SW Nantucket 21st.
Lake Fernando As Scotland l. I'm 2lst.
Leviea 2J S Montauk 21st.
Manzanarcs lat % 20, lon 81 3S 2fst
Maravai 265 SSE Ambrose L v 21st.
Mayaro 200 SE Ambrose l. 2lst.
Monterey 1856 Scotland L, 21st.
Ponce b33 S Scotland l. 21st.
Princess Matoika so u Ambrose l. 2lst.
ouantico 83 IL Fire Island 21st.
Schroon 1870 Z Charleston 21et.
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By United States Naval Radio.

As%s Asn1s,, aS S.s S Ssns SmSsyss Ssy sisi si,t
AAsKtSsy AsixonSn 50 500 e San sa iI Pedro r. p sist
Atenas 255 S Cape San Antonio 21st.
Brush 335 S Point Isabel 2ist.
Cerro Ebano 21s Il Tampico 2ist.
Charles L Harwood t50 Z Tampico 21st
Chester Sun S Hatteras PM a0th.
Commewyne so Sc Hatteras Pm goth.
Coppenaine 230 N Tela 21st.
Corning 1853 ENE Tampico 2lst.
Partf9Td q 4, NS Sand Key yrsasd Gls
Dorchester 15 S Absecon 21st.
East Wind lat % 32, lon 10 5S 20th
Eastern Dawn 1,192 r Cape Henry 10Th
Eastern King lat As -. Ion 80 os aoth
Edward Pierce l from Winter Quarter 2lst.
Ri Estero . iso Ne Jupiter eist.
e. Mundo 81 Jupiter e q 2lS t., 60 50 2oth
E,sparta 26S N Santa Marta 21st.
Eugene Thayer e. q NV w Tortugss sas .asi; g,,,h
Franklin X Lane so N Hatteras PM 10th
Frederic r Kellogg II ENE Tamplco 2ist.
Gargoyle 974 L Cape May Goth.
Gultking W Sand Key, 2ist a..
Harold Walker 80 S Hatteras PM goth.
Harvester IS sW Hattcras Pm soth;
Herbert l. Pratt $50 Il Lobos Island 21st.
Heredia ~ s Cape San Antonio 2lst
Houma 80 SSE Jupiter 21st.
Ianan m l9W Arrow 1 IS N NE Tampieo 2ist.
Joseph NJ Cudahy 60 Z Sand Key c1st.
Kekoskeo 100 l. Tanpco 2ist:
Lake Fisher 5S N Frontera 21st.
Lake Gilboa 173 S Scotland l. V 21st.
Lewis X Thurlow 10 Jupiter 21st.
Macabi 22s Scotland I. v 21st.
Mattole 136 N Lobos Island 21st.
Meiine 46 Sw Sand Key 2ist.
Montana 80 Z Hatteras Pm goth.
Monterey 1856 s Scotland l. v 2lst.
Mount Clay AT from Ambrose l. 21st.
Munsomo go Galveston 21st.
Nacoochee 1872 NNE Hatteras 2lst
Natira a60 NE Capc Henry 10Th.
Norfolk 1872 Sw Fire Island 2ist.
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IDEN NutNk = NOrNil SMLDEN.
Passenger office, ~ whitehall 81, y. \.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Princess Matoika, Bremen, &C, for New
York. Us expected to dock at pier i, Hopoken'
nj Monday forenoon.
str Panhandle State, London, &c, for New
York. is expected to dock at pier :, Hobo
kcn. Monday afternoon.
Sir Stockholm (Sw). Gothenburg for New
York, Is expected to dock at pier 97, North
River Wednesday forenoon.
Str santa Ana, Valparaiso. &c, for New
York. u expected to dock at tho New York
Dock Co.'S pier SO. Brooklyn, Monday fore
noon.
str Maraval (Br). Trinidad, &c. for New
York, is expected TO dock at the New York
Dock Co.'S pier a. Brooklyn, Monday fore
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.
DRoPPINc OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Jan 2i--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
10th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time- Any one desiring correct Green
$500.
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Southern Cross 369 SE Ambrose L 2lst.
Tanama 2s7 S Scotland L V 9 PM 21st.
Transportation 30 Z by N Fire Island 21st.
Wekika 960 Il Charleston 2fst.
Willkeno ] ,450 II Hatteras 2let.
Yucatan 60 " Hatteras 21st.
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CLARK'S 18th ORIENT CRUISE

BY superb s. s. Empress of France 1881
gross tons. is days ln Egypt and Palestine.
ciuding Hotels. Guides, Drivcs, etc.
ILLNESS FORCED a FEW CANCELLA-
rTON~; GOOD ROOMS. INCLUDING SONE
fuR IfTu CRUISE tEr. iIi. AND 18TH
CRUISE FEE. nm.
Il. 4. CLARK, Times Bids, New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
JAZZ TREAT FOR
APOLLO BANQUET
Club to Hear New
York Musicians
Tonight

a ingz treat IN music. This Ia
what members uf the Apollo club
and guarnutors 81 the Schumann-
Heinz concert are promised tonight
when they attend the banquet to
De given boy the club to the Euaran-
tors.
our members OF the inzz orch
esirn OF Sew York city. known as
the Appullnaris Iazz orchestra.
tfg4tcd last night and gave a rec
h,Drral OF their program at the
room. Of Ernest iaudoifl. trcas-
urvr Of the club and chairman Of
ARA ugcrients for the program.
Tie nfth member OF the orchea-
ira PROF Anthony ArrighcitI. D.
NOW il Boo Kansas Clty but De- eA-
lcctcd 90 arrive here in "a fcw
lays The members who are to
appear tonight arc Antonio b.
perrlninL pianist. Joe h. Rocma.
saNnphono artist; Gtomi W. Pagli-
acci, cornct. and Ernest r. sur-
rtni on abe drums
The banquet Us 10 begin at S.i5
o'clock and will De held In Taft
hall Of the Alvarado hotel sixty
five are expected 10 be present.
Other numbers Of the program arr,
TO be q surprise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
CROWDS STORM
FASHION SHOP
Philadelphia Purchas-
ing Co. Launches
Tremendous Sale

Al O'Clock this morning ap-
proAlmatuiy three hundred peopio
wore waiting In front OF the
Fashion Shou. geO West Central
avenue. waiting for the doors TO
open tor tho beginning 81 the bic
sale a- 8IYrr;lHcd hy The Phila-
ielphia Purchasing company The
crowd w4H There lu spite % She
fact thaf tuu doors were not 20
ou,u until % 800 o'clock. At .
O'Clock tho crowd had doubled and
many were oven Whiting across
ne street. eager f1r an emporium
ftv tu got inside the doors wlrn
'hey would ho opened
Tho Philadelphia Purchasing
company bought the entire stock
n the Fashion shop with the eN.
poo utiun 81 having thirty days 10
cell o. in but instead they received
notice 90 be out Of the building
ten days from today. February 10.
EverythiuE ln the biz store had
80 be to almost nothing In or
der % Eot rad OF 10 before a. ten
days were up Mt Terry Mellow
rrn. who ls in charge. has ana
nouucyd that no reasonable offer
viii b. refused 10 has called
ON the public and merchants alike
tD take advantage % this big OPP
purfunity. The stock Includes
ladies ana chIldreu's dresses
walsta shlrie shoes cluaks hats
hosiery and everything IN wearing
apparel that nnc could possibly de-
sirr Also men suite. hats shoes
shirts t.os socks and Furnishings
uf all kinds Tho entirr stock
cunsistr o. no very latest mate
riaif aud STYLES Tor SPRING and
summer. According to Mr. Mo
Govern. cvory woman and
child within goo m.les OF Alhu-
ducfuuc owes it 60 themselves to
,is.t This sale. which viii last fcr
ton dnNH mis-.
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rTED-S Statesmen
ED-Miscellaneou
lLE-Miscellaneou

Anrora Cats 1923 North
|et. Phone is1O-W
sci Of work harness 100
l. Incubator so eEg Cycle.
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KANSAS CITY Feb. Ii- Cutt.
receipts 5000. beef steers mostly
steady top. - 90 several loads.
s t2btf7Tb She stock steady Co
t5 rents higher good and choice
COWS. g. nnu $50. best hcifcr-.
fh Dos mauy lots IS N.1u.
calves strong 10 Q cents higher
best ytAlrr- S850n go eN. lew
head 5000, stockprs and feeders
steady Co strong good and choice
tnttsrr 80 s5u &c. choice stock
ors 90, other clua-cs steady
gbuurr- s. $500 500. cutters.
80 5omJ.7b; heavy bulls mostly
S3.tuW go, light kind SASS
800.
Hogs receipt no. 600. lighter
weight. ioHi5 cents higher best.
40 90 goo pound weights mostly
Ss.>5 ue 90 top. $40 90, heavier
Kind strong 10 cents higher. Ciur-
INK easy g2o To- q FOUNDERS gem
orally Sg.60wgs 20. packer top.
s. 90 bulk ~ sales. tg.2ba 800.
throw uut sows mostly s7.15. stock
pigs up To $3.50.
sheep receipts 4.ooo. kfiius
GLASSES generally steady best light
cwc- S7.aOu t.taf yeurllpf
St25o, Colorado lamus tlt50.
pENN EIt Feb l5-Dattic roe
ccipts. iNuo, steady beef steers.
g. goo i.-h. COWS and hrIf.I-.
81. 900 m z 90. calves. s. 90 u 90 NU
bulls. $500 a.55; stockOrs and
feeders. 5000 10
Hog receipts. zoe, martn'
strong 10 10 cents higher; top.
So Go: bulk. 81 fnugGO.
sheep receipts. $500. % cents
higher. lambs Si3.7bWtf.Uus ewes
S. aom %, feeder lambs st2 eb
Hi.5o.
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CHARLES o. zAPP a co
nmaNerV

We buy, sell. exchange. rent, real es.
tht", large or small, in all parts 81 ~.
h~uqurrque. II h. our aim 70 ron,.ude
~ F-nNth ~ uar h~usi~es- by service
and the most upright dealings" tni.
Nersity hfiEhts tots are a good invests
msnt and savings account so DER
month will got Non one Come In or
phone about them now We are general
fEenis.
Phone Gao Second snd Gold Ave
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Chionro Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. Feb 10 Wheat
prices turned downward today TO
"a moderate extent during the early
trading general selling having de-
vrluucd a. a consequence Of lower
g%uoiI'ions from ldv"rpcoi nTir-
ions weIe expressed In some quar-
tore thht the recent advance iu
VlluD- had been overcome and
that further immediate export
huyiur on "a large scale was uns
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likely. ON the decline In prices
here, however, aumoihing uf "a rec
newal - lively demand from COM
mission houses waH encouraged.
and a fractional upturn in price,
tnsucd Opening q~uutauons, which
varied from to ~ cents lower,
with May sl37 20 81 3b and July
81 .e to Nl20a were Followed
10y a slight additional setback dn,
thea by some recovery.
Corn and oats eased down in
price "a little with wheat Arte.
opening 90 y cent lower May
6Oh 90 80 cents. the corn mus-
ket held close To- the initial range.
oats started b to y cent on.
May 4Ob to a cents and later
showed a tendency 20 react
Provisions declined with grain,
despite new upturns in the value
Of hogs
Later the wheat market ascend -
ed sharply May getting above
tifl influenced by bulllsh domes-
tic crop reports better flour trade
and by Indications Of some fresh
export business The close Wa.
unsettled. Ia to - cents ne,
lhN NA'A NNA may W. W. HANA -
and July fi.23A 10 81 90
Suhscuueutl, the corn maras'
scored an advance to the hlrhrH'
prices yet this season. Spccula.
tors bought freely CAT. Also ad.
vancd with considerable vigur
Corn closed strong. ia Go "a "a
% cents not higher with N.l
c2H 90 go T6a cents
Gloss
Wheat May. fffI. JIly
fl.eal
Corn May. case. July. 64Ac
Dutt- May - July. fJt e.
IurA-May. $3.50.
Lard May SIR. July. $40
Ribs May Of5; july. 500
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Fargo Banker
To Be Extradited

SACRAMENTO Cal rob Ia.
A warrant for the extradi'ion Of
John j HaatiuEf, former banker
81 Fargo. y u. and a. M time
secretary Of the Non-pariihan
League q North Dakota who A.
charged with embcnziement. viii
be- issued a. 4 O'Clock this aflerr
noon ID was announced today "a
tho office OF Governor stephens
Delay was asked by counsel Tor
Hastings in order that he might
consider Institution 81 habeaH cor
Faus frtcesdlurH
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FOR sALE-Typcwriters
FOR s~ALE-Fwnituro 43
FOR sALE-nouses

roR sALF- By owner. new modern .is
room housr, near Robinson Para. $500
caHh. reasonable monthly terms Phone
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MISCELLANEOUS

BET-rtR KODAK FiNisHfNG-it il
better. Return postage paid On mail
ordsrs. The hamum studio 2lnA W.
Central Albuquerque n. McS
WAsTED-Cafeful KODIAK finishing by
master photographer twice daily ser
vice. Remember. satisfsctlnn gaafan.
ieed send your finishing 70 a relinhie
estahlishsd firm Hanna a Hanna,
Master fhntaE rAphsrt.
Scratch pads. 20 cents pound a.
The Evening Herald.
Naval radio station At Arlington
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equipped in the world.
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NEW NOHk. lOO -" EOrOTEn
bar silver. So SIC.
copper easy. e~lcCtrolytlc spot
and INJURIES. iaAC,
Tin easier spot and nearby.
$1,000. futures, f3ot2fraO 20.
Iron steady prices unchanged
toud steady spot Si7on $50.
I'm, quiet. East ST. Louis spot.
81 300 iI5.
Anthony spot. $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb Can
money easier; high. a. low. a.
ruliuF rate. ~ closing bid. 3a
offered az Z last loan, Z
Timd loans firrii 60 days 90
days and . months. a. u6
Prime mercantile paper "a ~ ,.
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NEN YORK. Fob 1a-Lihariy
bond- CLOSED; SnS S3s a. first
a.. 500 20 bid second a.. $50 l2,
first 4as. Sg6S6. SECOND "a
4AH sJG.76, third a. f91. so,
s9J.fs victory 40 s. tIoU.tt.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Feb. o. Lowest
money rates of tho year gave tur-
Their encouragement To- nullI~h In
tercsts In todny's stock market
Lenders among industr ais and
sl.Jcialtiez showed extreme Eairs
OF I 20 almost 2 points Sales np
proNlmated 715.oGo shares Tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
FOURTH OFFER FOR
MUSCLE SHOALS
GOES TO WEEKS
Alabama Power Com
pany Would Buy
Warrior Plant
Outright.

WASHINGTON Fcb. Thy
the Associated press) Another
offer FOR the purchase and lease
% the governments properties nt
Muscle Shoals. Alabama. 70 com
pleted today and arrangements
made by its sponsors. the Alabama
Power company, Tor Immediate
nling with Secretary Weeks
The ofer was rendered BY
Thomas Martin. acting FOR tho
Alabama Power company Of which
he H. president. and with IT, sub
mission the total number 81 pro.
porals 60 the government FOR H.
war acquired properties In Ala
bnma was brought 20 four The
new otter Dr. expected 20 be sub
mltted hy Secretary Weeks to tou-
grcss which has before it tho ontr
OF Henry Ford w
eDutrighi Purchase.
The Alabama Power cnmpanv
proposes completion OF the Wilson
dam without further advance or
expenditure hy the Tinted states
and the outright purchase % the
warrior Power plant, on the
Gorgas river. situated on ground
already owned hy tho power com
pany. The properties would he
leased by the power company for
a. period % 80 years after which
they would be subject 90 repur-
cnase by the government.
The omer outlined 10 Secretary
Week iu O. letter signed hy Mr.
Martin stated q 10 De the com
ppnys PURPOSE to install az me
start n plant OF approximately
t4n.0uu horse power subsequent
installation to bc mad, In accord
Hncc with the federal water power
oct az may be- necessary 90 meet
tho market demand
The Alahamn company offered
to furnish free 20 tho government
or any one ii may designate. from
the hydro power plant 100000
horse power us required for the
production OF ferfil.ger- and mu-
millions 81 war and for research IN
connection Herewith
Whenever the safety Of the
United States demands the letter
said. IN. United States shall have
the right as more fully provided
In the federal water power act. to
take over 100 operate the nroiect
for manufacturing nj
tratcs explosives or munitions r.
war. or Tor any other purpose
Claims an Option.
The offer differed from those
received from Henry Ford. Fred
rrlCk G. Engstrum Of Wilmington.
\ c. or 80 far a. a. known from
that proposed rs G. &. Tinker.
head Of the Construction Com
pnny Of North America, with head
Quarters at San Francisco. In that
none Of these agreed "a function
under the provisions Of the federal
water power act.
The Alabama Power company
claims an option TO purchase the
Warrior plant on as favorable
7 terms n~ those given Co other pri-
waite concerns Witnesses before
the house military COMMITTEES
testified that before congress ac-
ceptcd tine Ford plan involving
delivery OF the Warrior plant with
90 clear title. BE- would be- faced
with "a long fight in the courts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
BUSINESS

RuOMiNG ItDUsE Tor snie Sc K-ily
ais " Gold Phone a67
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New York Cotton

NEN YORK Foo Spot
cotton steady middllnp flN2a
Cotton futures closed STEADY
MarCh S15s3 May sI1ss July.
81 50. October. Si67g. December
EiG.5a.
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FOR R~ENT-,Rooms

FOR WNr-Two.room furnished apart
menf hot Fud cold water sean heat
llsht aud phone free. lsl south B.way
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FOR kENI-New apartment 81 twe bod
rnnms. slfeping perch and kitrhfnette.
Apply 70a North Fuarth. No siek.
FOR RENT-Largc frurs room we'll
Furnished; To- desirahle part pf town
reasonable rent $40 West Tiisrss Ave.
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POULTRY N EGGS

RED POULTRY YARD G n /
Reds barred piymodth. Rccks Pent
aud cnckerrlef for ~bTeeding. Matching
eggs from 10 grand pent Our Nin'
rims 81 the Albuquerque poHltrL shn~
are. Thirteen prizes inl karrcd Rocks-
nrst "a pen second Ed 'a.ra ;oens
third caekercl. la 4 G. H. / Rcd
Fifsi ynuns rem, second Old pen secoad
end third pallet. First and third
Wet Atlanta. psnne ifsl ",
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'fEcTIvE JANUARY /. 1890.
y = word first Insertion.
rent q word for each subsequent
hive Insertion.
mum Classified charge 25c
aims classified. 10 reats a word
nth copy change prcmitted twice
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charged 10 telephone subscribers
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II run for m indefinite period can
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publication.
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Insertion.
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So. OOo-i-room brick. modern.
sleeping porch, completely fur
nished. including electric washer.
Central Ave.
Sa.S5O-i-room white stucco bum
galow. oak floors. bullt-in fen-
turcs. garage; fourth ward.
e. too-6- RON adobe aud brick. pebble
dash dwelling fine location y High
lands riuae To- Dot inuVtf2
si0n0--. room adobe white atneeo bun.
rHlov modern good outhuiliiuFs y.
Thirfncrth -
A.. FLElSCHER, Rcaltor
II Iirc Insurance. Automobile In
s1 nee aud an other lines Of Insurance
sns ~ noads.
Phone G7t III South -Four d ~.
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!. Franz PremieF Naeupin
L. Is foot extension. Prize
Price reasonable. Phone
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Physician Gives Up
On Murder Charge

HEILEViII.E M Fob Ia
DR. Robert y McCrnckcn 90 Fast
49, Louis. prominent southern ill-
rnis physician surrendered this
afternoon and MAS placed IN jail
following the return Of 'Wo nun
dos inducements charging him with
the killing 90 Mrs Clara Rich
wine and her ageti fathvr-in-luw.
William Richwine on january "a
ri thiE year
Dakota sacked round whites.
Sl.taui.76 cwt. Idaho sacka
rgTai-. 8 aumgfu rwt
KANSAS CITY Fub. o. EBg,
Dc lower, nrstH soc
Huttcr unchanged
Poultry hens &C. lower zoe.
springs unchanged
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R mi

FOR TRADE go acres. % miles east u
Colorado springs Value. 80 acre
100 acres ..H.. iH i.ainra Colorado uau4
water rirhfs Aalae $50 per acre VIII
tnkn mfrcharIisr ur good income prop
~. Adir.-. % D. ". cate Herald
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~ aud studehaker parts
Hoshor. General Auto Re
W. Copper ave Phone
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Ig4eeptionni harRaina In
.aHf, aud SGsah Also
slightly used Prices
IN Aclntosh Auto Co
Nnn
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THoAAE cREME mp. ice Al
druggists and confeetlonors