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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-05-11

so far as it applies to Garrett
County, and to repeal and re-enact,
with amendments, Section 25 of
Article Sc of the Annotated Code
of Maryland, title Licenses" sub
title "Hawkers and Peddlers," as
said section was amended by Chap
ter 900 of the Acts of 1920, elimi-
mating Garrett County from the
provisions of said section.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
Chapter 1873 of the Acts of 1894 be
and it is hereby repealed, in so far as
it applies to Garrett County, and that
Section rs of Article 56 of the Anno-
tated Code of Maryland, title eli
censes," subtitle "Hawkers and Ped
dlers," as said section was amended
by Chapter 600 of the Acts of 1920,
be and it is hereby repealed and re-
enacted with amendments, to read as
follows:
25 For every such license there
shall be paid the following rates, to-
wit: For every license to travel on
foot, the sum of one hundred dol
lars; to travel with a horse or other
beast of burden and wagon or other
vehicle, the sum of one hundred and
fifty dollars; with two horses or other
beast of burden and wagon or other
vehicle. the sum of two hundred dol
lars; and with a motor vehicle of any
description whatsoever, the sum of
three hundred dollars. This section
not to apply to Anne Arundel, Prince
Georges nor Cecil counties.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That this Act is an emergency law
and necessary for the immediate
preservation of the public health and
safety, and having been passed by a
yea and nay vote, supported by three
ifths of all the members elected to
each of the two Houses of the Gen.
eral Assembly, the same shall take
effect from the date of it's passage.
Approved April IS, 1922.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-05-11

of Kitzmillersville, Garrett County,
Maryland, for the Improvement of
the streets of said town and to sub
nit to the legally qualified voters
of said town the question of
whether or not said bonds shall be
issued
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
the Mayor and Town Council of Kitz-
millersville are hereby authorized
and empowered, in their discretion,
to borrow upon the faith and credit
Of the said town q sum not exceeding
fifteen thousand ($15,000) dollars and
to issue and sell coupon bonds there
for in sums of not less than one
hundred ($100) dollars or more than
one thousand $4,000 dollars, each
to be signed by the Mayor of the
said town, and to be countersgned by
the Clerk of the Town Council thereof
and the seal of said town attached,
and to be registered by said Clerk of
the Town Council in the book kept
by the Mayor and Town Council, in
which are registered the Street
Building Bonds" Said bonds by this
section authorized shall be known
and designated as Improvement
Bonds" and shall bear interest at the
rate of per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually on the first day of JAN
uary and July in each and every year
until the said bonds are paid; said
bonds shall be exempt from all State
and municipal taxation, and shall
have printed on them a distinct ref
erence to the Act authorizing their
issue.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That said bonds shall be numbered
serially and shall be payable as fol-
lows: Bonds to the extent of five
hundred ($500) dollars shall be due
and payable one year from date of
issue, and thereafter bonds to the
extent of five hundred ($500) shall
mature and be payable each consecu-
tive year in the order of the consec-
utive numbers until the entire issue
of said bonds is taken up and re E
deemed; reserving the option to the
Mayor and Town Council aforesaid to
take up and redeem at any interest
period after ten years any and all
outstanding bonds running more than
ten years at the face value thereof,
with accrued interest; and said bonds
shall be sold at private or public sale
in such amount, not less, however,
than five hundred $500 dollars at
any one time, and not exceeding in the
total the said sum of fifteen thousand
($15,000) dollars and at such time as
the Mayor and Town Council of KitZ-
\ Lows 10. = i
deem proper. 1t is especially intend
ed that the power hereby vested in
said Mayor and Town Council shall
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-05-11
FAIRVIEW

The weather here is now favora-
BILE for putting in farm crops.
Mr.. G. j. Ferguson made a bust
ness trip to Oakland Friday and Sat-
urday last.
Mr.. Howard Cosner was visiting at
Mr.. w. H. Cosner's Sunday last.
Mr.. Meyer, principal of the Lone
Star school, was visiting at the home
of Mr.. w. H. Cosner on Wednesday
and Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cosner were at
Grantsville on business Friday Of last
week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-05-11
CHAPTER NO. =

AN ACT to repeal Chapter 1873 of the
Acts of 1894, relating to fees to be
charged hawkers and peddlers, in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-05-11
CHAPTER NO. -

AN ACT to provide for a bond issue
by the Mayor and Town Council
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

q lhe domosraiie par, 20 hls anoi
E6n 81 Hti fofta ulon Governor
d otifon he aemrss m manner
inas aaa'd mmani attention
lf this aol ls Tine ihe Nnes of
ihe fuhemaiofiai samralen ere
mmNs heius fofmga ono 10 lhe
tuo leading esnaidaio ain get owen,
lntnansh Murray support The
oiaer aul ria ga fororn hope with
Governor Robertson pushing
ln 50 80 aaifh aere ls nothing
diserae,fl d a saoly q natter u
democratic politics Every move
ma8c hy either tae Is ackiiunnt
pariy so hoslns lo eNer ls aNard Z
ins % the ra.es - war g repub-
Nan caaa.isie IS cee,ed eoyornor
ara there IS ntiis chanrs Senator
Okeu ust epena two wears more
chained go iha legislative wleei
< ihe n. horaon candidate $ elect
es eoeunor 90 doubt ihe same plan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21
STRANGE FORCES AT WORK
* POLITICAL ARENA


NA taIHNI HtII lH'Et 2 "N|
sateetear owen il fepor1el tn he 'n
favor cf no o.hcr than Afalis vi
Murray saee 81 rshonfneo
n these reports are re-. each van
tiaats for roeerutr vho N ho w
TIE race hf Jane I b. do.ns fame
agile eofk in an effort e. resfe
everyone Robertson mn-t he
pleased Ovo. must ~ risen assar
ances tIneaaueh Marra, and nolon
.aeh must hsnd fences
Incidentally his ston aa Sizes =
motive Cor i'ncraugh sudden and
inordirafe desire io heeeme chair
man 81 the STATE democrats com
pstiee. hods 81 ~aifh he is not
even men ber q De- rruH U'a
81. own spurs ~ selling this post
IS sabicotng roe oni.re machinery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

CHICAGO. Delegates 90 the
Presideufs agricultural conference
IN Washington declare that while
general cooperation received high
favor. farmers generally are op-
posed "a attacks upon the open.
competitive cash market for live
stock. Determined opposition. "a
was asserted, will be offered any
plan tending 20 hinder free opera
ton % supply. demand and compe.
tltlOn IN detsrmlnln~ salus of
cattle. hogs aud sheep
Farmers u the llye stock states
insist upon their right % choose
and be represented BY statesmen
whose economic exlstsuce depends
on ability 20 obtain highest market
prices IN competition Nilh husInesa
rivals. They contend every possi
bic outlet for their animals should
b. developed and exploited 10 The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

CPRINC. Of all the seasons Of
- fhe year. i the one for which
ore ought % prepare weeks ahead
For 81 i oDe ~ life fD0st dread
fui tragedies 20 se caught out
during fhe first saiining days u
s5,ring IA ones Old winier clothes.
Il makes one feei - be5rsgxied and
or-,han-ilke and ouf u key win the
fnfserFaf spring symphony. One
sbosid have ~ iezsf oae smart saii
sd hsf - meet The first bsimy day
rhesher Il should fall before ihs
o1rtsl twenty q Harrh, o.
many veeks sffer.
Ths fffie nzn1erfn tzckef sfefeh-
- - re right 4 good model
- tsse - hsrf fc- e1ch enerzer-
cies II f. n trufh wooi with IN
s<--f - cr1<hee1 -o1lsr foverE
bordering Ire eost ard sie<ysx ard
s1rulnx ne o1EL4r. Il u iooze sDf
szn<rz. ard biEq1e folor. 8 u f1o1i1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21
PAGE srvES
sy ny Gage

fullest extent Ia determination of
values.
tarmers are taking tho posltion
that use u pfoducers contracts n
bind them o. . marketing agency.
regardless - results obtained "
ita hired salsamru. "a but 40 at
trmpt 10 undermine the principle
n prices established ~ compsti-
tise selling fheY Asso declare
proposals u packers 90 purchase
live stock az country points are at
tempe % restrict competitive tuy-
lng az central markets where
values are Established Tor tha sn-
tire country.
Meat producers ~ this eoun-
Try" said . farmer with large bold
ings IN Iowa. "do not Intend %
deprived of the advantages of a
broad. aeute. competitive cash
market for the producla u their
farms and ranehss.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

WI apply Il his fasoriie O .ao.eu
governor iinehaugh or Murray ain
get hia soat
Truly u - merry contest With "a
rich prlse daugliut frum tho polr
Who can blame those affected for
nshtlne9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

be worn over q matching skirt IN
wool or knitted skirt. Brush WOOL
comes IN q variety ~ coiors. per.
haps The newest and most popular
being perln~lnkle blue This model
would be most attractive in that
color.
The bai vita this jacket i of
hand woven sisca and wool. q very
good sports combination ~ mate.
rlais. II j. being done n al coiors.
but the petpsr and ssli and tweed
coior combinations are the most
unsgual.
For early season weekend motor
rips when one simply must have =
smart spring mofor honuef and .
asrn ore A. vel. practical sug
sestion f. shown IN the photograph
shore II n worn b. Lila Lee in
Il Nzfrfmony a Fsiluref- : Para
nglill pIs11re. and IA ~ emerald
zfeen dssfayn trimmed IN matching
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Want Advertisements n The LeAa
ar mas, be IN tie os,ioe ~ twe.ss
eoaock I eAss..io4tioa % ces.re-
class. ssei Ads AZ cash Cicelt vaers
parties have reeglAg accents a. H.
LeaGer osfica Tie Leader ooiiectoss
have .1gerlescs. . much troao.e
= sOca;i-g nAzy parties ~ho hAss
pAoaed IN vAl,s- tat i l. nccesssFt
q .nxoke tie cAsh-iu-ac'21ce aye
ten. except whsre reg..tr accocnu
are na. .rtxsne1 Nenoranaa q -~ss'
wanted 5r for sAie." etc. .HAs
% leS Al tie LsAde- ezsiness offaet
sud sa-ae -. 5e converted Into fora
sos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21
rHe ~rHRer roLo ASPIRATION"

steiner. who Is stirring up Intellect
ual Europe just nov with his book
THE Trinity ~ Soeim Organism
tas the idea that hereafter the world
shpnld bo ruled hy three fold a.
pirauon an aspiration 10 the ccnn-
omlo ideal an aspiration to tho
sdflai Ideal and an aspiration 20 the
spiritual deal. each welding equal
power and leading humanity % a
higher losa Noa7 steinefs fflcnda
say ao Vic Nnrdoca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

wool and faced in lisht spring
green. A. each side On The inside
~ the hatbsnd there Is narrow
scarf snapped 90 these eau be
wound under the chin and cnce
around the neck. lmpfoylsing = scarf
and . hood. And agaln, they ran
be drawn up over the brin and
passed around the crown furhan
fashion. And again. they can be m
snapped AZ mifsdy's viii and tucked
into her coat poekef. The prac-
flcsllfy ~ this moiel - esidfnf
The sketch 81 the ieff shows sa.
other shorf Jacket II checked serge
trimmed in perisine snd worn with
4 perisine skirf. II = IA blue and
grey, aud L norQ eiih a c1srxy
xf{1 falIIo hat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

In remote CARTS % ENGLAND are sflil
70 - seen cottages Nlth sioidng Nsils
They were balit slightly 0ui ~ 'te
true. beomse ~ rjflous s1psrtf'.
ton that II house vas bullt exaetii
squaro Il WAa bound a. coliatae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

eiH appear ln hnne eoneert Tuesday.
February 81 eofdlns ~ Professor
Herbert vail director ~ the clab.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

ron SALE Complete srholarshlp IN
Dranghons i.rsctcai nutlness col
legc. Oklahoma city. Th1 q ire
beet business college N mo south
west the Leader. Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

clGE ctUs TO civE CONCERT
Norman. Feb The Clrfs Clee
.lub of lhc uniscraliy ~ Vtaahpma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21
CLASS IFIED WANTS

FOR SALE Iure bred barred fs-
mouth Rock csgs fof sale. 81 per
set..nx Nrs Prank n Anderson. {.
maes north x city rhene kR-st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

FaR SAI.F-Oan sour home. pay
uoaih.y rke paying rcnt VII
take car - isi naYaeni r.lono 80
& l.. b Mccoy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21

= tie event q delivery seins m
p~rtect or paper being rolie1s - at
A. ar nat fllstea. subscribers are nrs-
- 4 uAke irsueclatt camfisint q
tAe nuslress cfuce II perscr. BY selsr
nsore cr uAA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-21
SITUATION WANTED

FAxTED-To Torx eseniaGs znd
sz:urdayx untg <hoos ciosee- In
osErs a. szs s. Bru21- Phooe SOL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
HOGS AND Bricks
BY MAIL CAUSE
CARRIERS TO KICK
Star Route Men Ask
Congress for Increased
Compensation

WASHINGTON Jan % HIN
freight and express rates ave great
lv Increased the burdens ~ the rural
mail carriers iu the far west through
diversion of shipments go parcel post
10 house committee was told to-day ht
representative of StRr route carriers
who appealed 20 congress TOT tuN"-ti
CATION ~ contracts,
Leslie r. Award ~ Reddlng can't
president ~ n Star Route Mail Con
tractors association of the Pacific
described the difficulties 81 the ear
rier~ work and declared they wer"
unable to make. cnds meet bccau-e ut
lu increased cuff Of material
Representutive Johnson, republican
Washington. urged passage Of a htli
sailing Tor nu investigation bv the
/ POSTMASTER general with o. view To-
~romp'nsItiuR carrior- who prove u
nnnclnl Ices through execution ~ rheif
contracts
In my section The mail business
hae Increased 90 p,r cent on account
uf h.Eh express ana freight rates
snid Mr. Johnson why. they shin
n carload of hogs uaciSed into rogu
ifion SIZE parcels hy ninil Every
Thing. Including hrict. that used fo go
hy freight. b. dufnurd unto the break
iur back OF d carrier lust the
[ other dIN SOW half d zen Of matt
| order cntalogs waiting % chance tu
hc moved after the rural carriers
hsd cleaned up the ever Increasing
D nile nf ~per,-hHUip stuff
Mr. Al~, 10 sHld on his route he
wa carrying from -four to five tom
of parcel post mail 10 day or about
one-fourth more than the volume nf
tho time the contract wH- awardcH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Ensign, Forerunner
OF Miss Booth, to
Visit Albuquerque

Ensign David Hovd 81 20 p.sn. who
rs fo visit Albuquerque the -ud 81 hits
week b. 90 conduct the -rrHiD"H uf rho
salvation Army rail ou Soufb Second
street as soon a. Dee arrives a. I..
NislouHl secretary. Doe d. we'll uyuuI.rI.
I'd with conditions Throughout tuu
rouuffN ana Boy ni- yumIul Hp au
appropriate -fuIcrunnrr 600 intend
"a Visit here DO March oi Commander
Miss EyangcHne Booth The ensign
probably w4u speak 10 The Arms IaH
on SATURDAY, sunday o. Monday
uiEht-
Reports 90 hand tell of Che tr.-
m.ndtI- gatherings Mites Booth has
had ln the m.ctugs ou tho Hawaiian
Islands Al Honolulu. tho governor
Mr. and Mr. Harrington Hs w"u MS
n mayor AR W -ou. greeted fh'
commander H- she ulight.d from fhy
= : Maui
Me,tinas ATOMS the Pacific coast
nave been nll ~ ucces~ DO b. rea
ported uuu indications point 900 Of
month - continued e-uthuslaru Inuf
her return Co fht United States. IIuu
the coast Miss Ruoth comes direct to
A@lhuaueraue d these in Charge OF
1.-The plans are now HoekiuE eco arrange
tor tho rowdz whICn .r. expected ga
hear brr one Thousand POL ur,"d
scat 'I.kets are heinE printed
cr. bulk desirable 5000 cd. few
s0.t0.
sheen. receipts. D. o0o. mo-'iy .faa.
dy. tat lambs. ton early f12kb.
hulk. S13gsN13 60. vhurr IrNnr N"lr.
nngs and twus $3.50: medium Cat
ewes. ts.a0n 5.4a. desirable f-edtf
Do mhs 80 nN "a o. SO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Lumber Rates in
Northwest Too High,
A. c. Dixon Declares

wAsHiNGTON a e7-Lumbsr
rates from the north Pacific coaai
ga aHsr cnnsuminE centers ztin ufe
appearing FOR the West Coast lum
hsrmeu'H association. declared today
In the inserstute commerce commits.
sion rate hsafinE
iR December 1913 he said mii
price 81 nr lumber in oregon ranged
around s14f 90 per thousand feet
while the freight rate on the pro
duct Ca Chicago was SiNss. leaving
b1 per cent ~ the delivered price aa
the ccfi Of transportation and a.
per cent az "a. cost OF the product
itself ruUss percentages. he said
wer. greater Tor the railroads than
they were m previous months when
the WeiEht charge was lighter and
tire miii price Of humber w. higher
A. o. result. Mr Dixon said. rail-
roHd revenue from the prndurt ~ 80
lumber Wiiis +ninucd nyrf their
lines had been l6 per Gem less dur
iug 1897 than they were IN she period
prior 20 rate Increases ~ ifee be-
cause ~ ~. fsiiinr 80 In production
ocean freight rates had already drop
ped far enouEh 90 secure % great part
81 the business from the pscifc culsf
he said and showed sign ~ further
yieldinT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
HARRY HALL MUST
SERVE SENTENCE
Appeals Court Refuses
to Override His
Conviction

Harry Han. proprietor ~ the Hall
uutrf OF N~IEdnlenu. o. was ON
vi,,.d 81 arceHy from an interstate
shfpmrut iu The federal district cour
whom r convened lu Albuquerque o.
year ago must uu 90 prison
This - th, announcement ~ United
State uistrIct Attorney George r.
tTfIl. who UI- Just received word
that tho decision - the d-trict court
has been affirmed by the circuit court
Of appeals Cor thla dIssrict. sitting az
Denver
Han n been sentenced 10 serve
five years He has been under $50 zoe
Huud. uruliup Une decision of the cir
cult court. Hall lad beer accused
of nayinr q quantity 10 uouor Iu the
basement Of hi- home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Search for Two
Men in Auto Theft
Case Ends in Arrest

TIE search which 4 u Ger, lpent
OF rho department ~ justice has been
conducting Tor i've men who urv al
legged It have, brought n stolen auto
mob L. from Dies Moinos Iowa 10
Defining " 40 stdsd to-day when M"
department OF Justice agent received
word that the men had been arrested
iu Los Anr.ic-
The W.r gave their mines as sian
l,y Baker Hud Grorzr ID Ce-nich
Th.y ore Co be- brought To- santa fe
h'om Los Angelic for herring in he
federal our
The car e. scrlpus Booth machine
was recovered 1f Van Horn. Texas
Although the details of the auto
transaction ARE NOT known Mr. Gerv
nNs tls men lot the car az Defining
before heading for the Pacific coast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
WHO'S HERE

Cumb-.
T. \. Chavez, santa Re,
J. e. Valentine santa Fe
J. " Murphy, Clovis
g. irvien and VIE Denver
NJ. ~. Montoya. san Antonio.
n r.. Van rult. san Antoniu \ n
b Alsuin. Hagen. y NJ
T. Aiguin. Hagen y NJ
Mrs Beoree Edward-. New NorH
cay
~. S Marsh. Denver
e. Freelturer. Estaucla
" Normhtusser. Carlsbad
j. " Goudloe Mesilla Park
j. ". shafer. Domingo. y Al
N T. Sears. Logan. y, "
J. " Hail Las Vegas
" W smith. Las Ncgus
Y. G. Concy Las Vegas
J.. a. Osiic, TucumcarI
u Craig Estancin
Y. A. Evans. Mills \ N
g. A. carr Springfield %
D. short. peminE
A. a. Wallace Deming
10 o. Young. cuba
% * Ash. cuba
a o. Nicholson Decatur M
sturgc-
! y Bush ~ raso
! q Campb.ll. Los Angeles.
4, 60, ,.m
\ y Burton aud wife E-tnnciu
g. A. Douglas Estungia
j. g. Russell Chicago
J A Chavez Aigadonrs
49, "a -
"a - NJ.
-
.
IN, ,,.
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
Livestock
~ "a

DENVER Jan 20 CatiIc rr.,.pt.
600, -.rouE beef -tser-. Sd. oUI- co.
COVE aud holter- 4.suut.-0. calves
IS nuH . eO. bulls. xa.0Nn 4 0o.
o'kers and feeders. $500 6au
Hos. receipts 600. 90 10 90 cents
higher. tuu. $3.50 buii N..u
$50
sheep rcceints 900 .trour
lambs So 2|5a1e5r. ewes. sC.o0.f
uu. .''d"r lambs. siOTbmII,a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27

Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. Jan 7-ForeiFn
bar silver G5NC.
Copper steady; clectroiytic spot
and nearby Ia. a1fc. futures. I4c.
Tin steady. SPOT and nearby s3i Is.
mtures. s30.7s.
Iron steady unchanged
Loud steady. spot S4sNm $50.
Zinc easy. East S. Loui- delivery
mot. - So Hf E5.
Anthony spot. $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27

KANSAS CITY. Jan &. Caigle
rccrint- lice quality. plain: an
classes slow smiles around steady.
packers bidding lower on second and
hold-,ver steers. boost steer. $40.
most COVE. S-1sHI.a. lew heifers
- puN TH %cuuusr-. mostly s. 30:
cutters largely fa25m3.su: medium
% fatrly good stock steers $50
65O.
Hogt receipts. ao0O. steady To
strong on an better trades Ut ESQ
pounds down. others -low barely
steady Ia0 20 goo pound weights
mostly 10 shipper t~s.5omSG5: huIk.
zoe to 2a0 FOUNDERS 30 packer. s. 81
re- 30. bulk OF sales, $500 as So:
nack.rs. TOP sss5 mt nigs ~ to
SNsJ.
sh"ep receipts, 600O; sheep mostly
on through billing no desirable light
ewes offered. lambs aeady best
fla 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
FOR BALE

~sA.00O-One Of the fincst homes on East
Silver Ave q rooms aud bath. extra large
Elassed porch fine basement; hot water
heat laundry fine electrical ~eqnipment,
including electric range garage, 9Th ser-
want gusrlers. Reasonable terms.
s5. 5o0-G room adebe and brick, pebble dash
dwelling fine location In Highlandsi close
IN lot iuuris2.
81. 900 room adobe. white stueeo bun
gslaw modern good outbuildings; N.
fhirtesuth 81.
A. FLElSCHER, Realtor
Loans. firs Insurance. Automobile Tnsur'
snoe, aud all uthss linss ct Insurance.
surety Bonds.
Phone sTt. III South Fourth &c,
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK Jan. 20 High grade
industrials aud rails were under
prrasuie IN tuday's toe market.
Numerous speculative issues denoted
further buying by pools Sales APP
p~roximated ahU.Ou0 ahnre~.
AmarInLm Em.nInn md
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Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO Jan 90 Moderate up
turns took place in ma. price ~ wheat
today during fhr early transactions.
An adyuu," 100 the Liverpool market
appeared leo be- chiefly r.pr.seut-d
Besides need Of ain was reported
from India and ther. were Australian
advises telling uf am Increase in pur-
hnNes for Japanese %arrouut. The
opening here. which varies from lie
same us ~esterdAy's finish 10 cent
higheif with Mas. xii5 TO ST. a
and July, iflOsa TO ST.0ea was
followed hy gains gil around
Corn and oats were firm with
wheat After opening unchanged 10
cent higher May. 5aa. to- Oh 4.
cents th" corn market gained "a
trIre
oats started unchanged tu q cent
up Mn, asN Co sss cont- aui held
scar Geo the-. figures
Provision prices tended downward
us % result OF l1Dk OF buying d.-pIie
AN upturn in hog yaluo
subsequently To- -hurp ad,4nr. in
pricr- at Bueno. Aires bed Goo IA ur-
thor uutura here 900 wheat brought
reports from kansas ami oklahoma
tended fu lII Naluo-. "Hs CLOSE uut
irfu 90 cents u'f higher with
May Nltb to sliGf. aud, July.
slosN 20 siesg
urrrins- OF corn fu come hero
w'r' light TN" Dlu-c $50. strady 90
. -hHd' Goo cent met higher VITA
Mas 'ai cent.
close
Wheat Nay sll.4 July siols.
Corn MAY 5gis, july. aa..
May. $50. july. 900
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-Liberty
honds closed: 3tss sec - first g..
So 10 hid second O.. SsG0O first
~ HH' 90. second 44 faG. N0
third fhs SH71f fourth a4~
70 - victory 3AS. fl0o p victory
~. 500 e