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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
PLANS TO RUSH
SOLDIER BONUS
THROUGH HOUSE
Rules May be Suspend
ed and Debate Cut to
40 Minutes

WASlI1NGrpN. Mar Repair
lIonn leaders disclosed today that
they were Censidcrlug plan Co
put the soldiers bonus bin through
the house under n suspension ut
the rules which would shut out
unondmen,a Of any kind and limit
.luhute TO % mlnutcH
t'udvr 'his plan two thirds
vote woul De necessary 20 pns-
ihc metstr" bat lcadsrs believed
hat this ma ioriiy could be oh
fuinUd
Monday, March 90 win be th,
nest rslcs suspension day
I'tr urmy appropriation hi will
hs taken Up before tNr bonus mea
me lt WIZ wid probably on neat
sduy Tho probably Wuuld
mean that in amy event tho bonus
HN wruId %" pot over until the
week following
I"prurontatNc Mondril ~ Myo-
ming The mo loilty l'ndrr -nid to-
Bay hc dld not think the stntc-
Wrut made yesterday az thp wnitr
houar that President Hard ling had
NOT changed his position set forth
last month IN his letter to Chair
man Fordnry 80 the ways ami
means committee Wa tu hs taken
is Hu Indication that Mr. Harding
was prepared to VITO tho bonus
W"1"ure o. now drawn with TO-
bank loan rovisions In lieu of tho
cash bunuf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
SIS a Ton for Sugar
Beets Is Offered
Colorado Growers

DENVER Iarch k-A mini
Wuw ruartufw. uf s. ton for
IrIr Ncst- being the final terms
~ .H. Grflt Western Sugar com.
H.uE wHa announced TODAY hy W
H taIHrf general manager of the
lH."t. loo % statement Df prires
.nI conditions HIHIled to The mem
Hf- nf lnr Mountain States Rect
fIUH.r. us-1H.H. luu The final
offer - modification of tho one
made ur February DO, 100 that rhs
ia.u.wHw -lrrHufeg la Increased
lW r,ut- fHH
This additional grant. according
tl tHr statement .t AIR LppHt. .H
made "hetuu4. - the rather
strained financial condition Tho
statement continues that 'Thc SUE
gar WHrk.. naa rIably Improved
within th, n-t few weeks and the
company is hopeful that DO may
nr enabled Co. -.II she product OF
'grrs grown lu If.. Bf price
wIdcb will Warrant additional pave
wtuts under fIs contract
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
j. 5. TO STAY
OUT Of GENOA
CONFERENCE
Decision Is Sent to
Italian Ambassador

AsHIN TOsl. March So
gy the Associated rreHsl The
United state. government has de-
ciln.d the Invitation 90 partlcipa e.
In the Gcnoa economic conference.
Tho d,clslon OF the American
government WIS transmitted late
today to Senator Rlcci he Italian
embasador here. who, acting Tor
his country and Indirectly Tor the
allied supreme council, extended
the Invitation Tor American par
ucipation
The position a. the American
goyernmcua a- set forth in the
handed AmhhSsa
dor Riccl H. that participation by
the United states In any Een,tal
European economic conference s.
impossible al this time. owing TO
the comple.c failure OF European
nations, In the view OF the Amer
lean government. To- adopt proper
measures fer rrmodying the raw
ages of war and for insuring the
stahilizauon Of their economic
life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
Cabinet Quarrel Between
Fall and Wallace OUer
Alaska Goes To Harding

fo r,uu,,t an ga, r,,y rc,,,-t,.
inc.
ey,n., "a, alan. .o.,.. ,..u
MOI. .,,,.,,.r, ~ a., IT,
rpu,h To- be s,td"
FnIrs Ir,tcr ouotcd
II vres In /, 1.ff., A., +, o,r,r,s..
man tbst Nfr F.ii r,frr-..I tn a.
prrsa ,i,nuinr sheet issued - mo
htnsti,8n tforestry nssor.atinr ana
sgIt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
Ghost Fails to
Show up With
Scientist Present

UAIIrAN. 49, s. Mar S.
diy tho Associated Ire~r1 th h.
tiously pmhHtrl by the pres
rncC ~ so mNry utang" woriuls
in his fayorite haunt the ghost
~ AntlFoui.h d3d mot wslk last
night.
This wns the substance of "a
bulletin issued today hy ur Mul-
Ter Franklin Prince. director or
Tie American institute, tur sci-
nntinc Research. who came an
the why frpm New York 90 make
he restless spirits acquHiut-
lngo.
nr. Prince after his first night
IN the haunted house of Alcs
Macdonald at Caledonia Mile re-
ported the wee small huurs had
passed without a single rhostiy
manifestation.
Neither tho doctor. who .slcpt
with his fingers tied TO strings
leading 10 bells and rattles ln
various parts Of the house. nor
the newspaper reporters. movie
ipen ana stili photographers
who accompanied htm heard a
sound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
MAN KILLED WHEN
AUTO UPSETS N
BLINO|NG STORM
Two Men Companions
Detained for Ques-
tioning; 3 Women Es-
cape.

DENVER. Nprch -H g.
Hayes. manager ut .hr Denver
mlnrh of thv Goodrich Uuhhrr
company was hil'od instantly DHr8
this morning in 1u automobile ac-
cidrui on tho Idaho springs road
thrcv miles west uf Bergen PARK.
Two men. 10 o. Raymond ana r.
NJ Gattshali ~ knnFns City. who
were In the car with ilnyes wore
dct1luad Tor quosg ioulnv hy the
poIiee when they called 1t the rn-
lice station 90 report the accident
ThIon women. who also wfrp .u
90. ear ut thc rmo rf fh. 1cr'-
dru'. escaped injury. us ail the
two men.
Tho accident occurred when
Hayes WIN was drItlne lha cir.
lost control boo tho hIrHIur SNOW
furm th1t was raEiug and tho
.nr furnrl over The car was
wrecked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
FALL SEEKS CONTROL OF THE FOREST SERVIC
Gang of 30 Men OUerboWer
Distillery Guards and Haul
Away Liquor Worth $35, 900

shortly after o'clock this morn
ing Hcmpt Informed G T. Meyer
president Of the distillcry com
pany who. In turn, informed thc
ahcriffs office here that the rob
pcrs captured llcmut and the two
other guards on duty bound them
with ropes ANA proceeded to bat
tor down thc doors.
davinr gained an entrance. part
~ tho gang rolled out the barrels
while She others loaded them
tempt snid he was thlc 10 release
himself after somvtin" ana then
unbound the other guards
IN" robbery today was tine sec
ond lu seven months, about tw"n-
~ men having broken into the
WnrchDIFo last S"ptt mh'r 70 and
removed 100 cuara uf Whlskoy
valued ut t45.00n som, arrests
were later made, hut uH cone
tlD lon oUtalned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

FREDERICK. Md. March S.
pverpowcring three guards and
smashing down the doors. O. gang
% liquor robbers believed to have
numbered 80, early today escaped
with 2.lO0 gallons of whiskry
from the warehouse at Burkltts-
Vile neav here. ~ the Outbrldge
liorscy Distill"ry Company. Inc.
The value OF the liquor stuten
was estimated by representatives
~ the company nt S3i. 600. The
contained in barrels. was
loaded into three trucks ana scv-
erll automobile one uf IN"
trucks. containing ~ barrels. later
wu4 found several miles from the
warehouse. the robbers having
been forced to abandon it after
% accident.
The robbery wa staged. accord
INK 20 John iloWpt deputy sheriff
VINO was on guard 90 the di-tilicry,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
Charlie Chaplin
Seeks Injunction
Against Imitator

los ANGELES. STAR Charles
6 utplm o. The pluiu.ff in a SUIT
nu flr Boz the uu,rior court here
Ini.ty agal1at ihc Woa orn FEATURE
Productions seeking tu rDytraiu tho
ItIfrr rla.rru from producing iwu
mutiou picture plays which 'hnp-
I.r uller s contain "a character .eek -
ur 20 ImIta e. him
Ihc actor Involved iu the suit
Charles Amador billed. accord
Iur 60 the sult iu two plays rs
hrrlvs Api Ia and mIk'nr Use
81 mnuucrIsmz and customs which
fne comedian charges uro whole
eli. imltafllns of Hours hy which
Zoo o. known. Certain ways and
mannsrizms. costume. facial cs-
% luUH and Characters ic move
r.riH uf tne body are mentioned q
1s puiutz uf iaaur boz fh- suit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
Thinks Government
Favors the Farmers
And Labor Unions

LOUISVILLE. KY March So
Tho department of commerce
scrmirglV is tho only govern
mental department showing any
concorn about the welfare of the
husineas man" N pritchard. OF
Meuphie. EeiNrothrN manager OF
tho American hardwood Manufac-
turcrs association. -nid va his res
port. a. nrinied today
He noted the "great concern"
The present administration he's
shown Tor tho conditions IN agri-
culture and the labor unions.
which are exempt nom restraint
unaor fhe sherman antitrust law.
and added
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
Miners Union
Ratifies Alliance
With Railway Men

lNpIANApOiIs iud. March .
The international ,ra.uf.y,
board NJ United Miue Worasrs Of
America. today ratified tue uru
clos of alliance hrtwc,n tho fuus-
pnrtnIon ana Mine Workers un
IONS The announce was
made hv John J.. LOWS interim
uonal president 90 the miuer. or
ganizutions Tho action. 60 was
said. wns taken hy unanimous vote
OF the members ~ tho board
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
American Reported
Slain in State of
Vera Cruz, March 5

WAsHtNGTON. March S-Nl-
ovander Matherno. an American
citizen, pas murdered 90 Los Ma
ronlos. state OF Vera cruz. on the
night of March 8. the state de-
pnrtmcnt was advised today by
Wee Consul Hickerson az Tamui-
co. Tho dispatch stated that tho
assailants were unknown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

ILLS BEING CURED.
PRESIDENT SAYS
Reporta Progress in
Solving Difficulties in
l. etter to Eugene
Meyer

W \ : ~ n q Y % y. Murrn N
Declaration that eve nr4 making
rrloudtd pruEr.rs toward disc ua
ton - our agricultural diffru'.
tics' if made hy President Hir-
ding iu % iefer tu Eugene A
N,yur Ir wnuIrug direcior OF
DO. Wir finance corporation. ufIu
uuh'u today "a thc White llou.-
llr president Boo his Letter.
wH.rN was tn rruiN tn one from
Director Newer reviewing UIt
wHri m the war finance curpuI.I.
tion. uld "chcsflur" evidence h1I
he"U pre- rutgd Co show that W.
uI, Wu.inr fast t1wHrd catahl -h.
iug thut necessary huinnce" Nr-
tween the selling price of the pro-
ducur and the costs Of the con-
utu,r
81 rhnk W. ul recnrnize." trr
utpaduHt added "fhat when sfH
Mlify. PROSPERITY and CoufidsnrU
shnll have becn restored 90 arr
culture the country viii have pro-
srDserd ftf on the way to gencrsI
o.. uiupilon 90 -ruaporuus ar-
Nvify."
ApproNaI was EtVsu Dy Mr.. Har-
ding ttruurh the letter TO "A plnu
that Mr Meyer make a ttir
that took him tu thu laCific cpsiHf
Hu1 fhrouth th, south Tho eh.
crmINe informed Mr Meyer That
be- Up.ir-d him Co study yfucCia F
during the PROPOSED tip Ieuirg
90 the war finance rorpornti
Wiln N"i l'Hs 90 'n.'N
i,'''i'
,t.. a., ,..'..t.,,, ,.d ,,,
,...,,,.i..t ,.,..-,..
S,-n,t,d 81 NNork
90 l.u, r.Ht ,yffb much .Hter-
..f mud r.ufIfttf.Dn v0uf tier
r,rFrte with fh. rr.ratIuu- .. the
wf- finance corporation .. lrt-
trT aid Although Z hH. ,1-
deaN NwvI Jf well as Wa Hin
I'm view OF the many oih,' N.ieT
rHu',ruiuE mo. To- k"'p lH "l'h
WITH the worn "t th" cor ON
! confess some asiphlFhn. inc
sc,It which your op'fnN... 'N"
attained
The pre- ident reviewed iH. work
Of the Corpntaiion nhuWinI mat
ihc corporation mo t'o
more than '.&uo npphct i"' rom
banking ana fn"ncins ln- 'lH
Tor lmnn hFgr"g1iins VS. 'u"'
So 900 900 of application Tor
] leans tn operative m". ing
ORGANIZATIONS ana ndNan' .'.'t-
iug 9is,50o.oo0 tu finance ~
port of agricultural com .irs
sine" the passage Of ih' III
turi credit act In AuEH tnd
added
such o. volume ~ tH' ON"
Indicate very clearly th1' ''n-
grrts WIS corrrci va h'Ii' ma
un emergency existed t'' Ilrh
( such special measure .' net
ought % hc provided uch
us 'u'y FoIf have rrmlr yea
this effort lu behalf uf ali are
from the beginning ! CON. q"
some personal raiiatn'tIDh lhr
-nnw ng ynu make.
Your summary of tha ." ''e-
uruI Iu IN" agricultural nr st
urt'on is ".plcnhy iWnr' IA
low Of th" short period 1ch
b. hH~ taken place. You NE
that hy reason - tn nrH re-
'DiNinr much better prH or
derry hguidn'lou iH u r'@
thruuFhuut the couu fN. ne
boz CONS rahi" repay u"n. me
corporation, aud 7 aFsuulr en-
much nfFrr volume Co tn' .HIhs
fric's iicttrr
Your statement r" nH
th" Improved cuudi inne ih"
UHnHl.HH NNf uLTIflHNIMT.H 100
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
S Made iii by
Canned Soup

BENVER. Mar s.. Two mem
hers % one family were taF"n tn
'hc county ha-1Ital unrpus' ou-
and three othsrs are 40 Ht the
home TODAY 49, the result of siok-
ness olicVed 10 huve been caused
10y eating canned Houp.
Mrs Mary Goldberg. seventy
yeHts old and hcr daughter tllly
furty seven are at the hospital
Mrs Lconurt Madison. thirty -tWo.
Anna Goldberg, forty-siN and
Matthew Goldberg seventy i've.
are being trtntcd az home phy-
-iciuus said that all would recover
inpnnare alliance The next was
an agreement between the five
principal allied and associated
power seated at the table for a
.duction of naval arinamcnts.
The third WAS To accomplish an
thn. was possible Co aid China in
such ways az 90 help her TN the
establishment % an independent
government and particularly to in
sure the restoration Of the great
province of shantung
Attain Objcctlvcs.
I'VE succeeded before the close
of the conference IN attaining all
thcse oblectives. The treaty now
before us terminates the Anglo
Japanese alliance. Personally, !
believe that Il Involves the lnii'd
: ntes in no obligation except 20
meet with the u.her signatories
and consult In case OF any con-
trnyersy arisine. or In casc Of AK
erosion hy some ouSside power
not a signatory ! repeat that |
think the obligation to meet aud
consult is the only obligation cN-
isting IN this ircaiy. and the main
purpose OF tho treaty IL attained
hy tho termination of the Anglo
Japanese alliance
'The hest nope OF the world for
n future whore peace may pre-
vail aud war diminish IL In tho
people of the Uni.ed states. n We
fnl who can hope TO succeed9 We
cnlied this conference. We pro-
posed the treaties, agreements and
,hcinrntlnns In which the confer
ence eliminated Are We now TO
stumble and fall az the threshold
of the undefrA AkinE which we oe-
signed and brought to fulfillmentf 2
Are We to sink back into a suiien
solitude. q prey TO dark suspicions,
a hermit nation armed TO the teeth
AMI looking forward always to
wars a. inseparable from the oN-
istcnce OF mankind upon the
earth7
The United states has never
vet permitted failure or defeat TO
be written In her history. she
Will not permit u now"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
Lady Astor to
Come to Convention
In u. s. in April

LONDON. March S-tady As
tor, says tho Pan Mail Gazette to-
day, viii 60 10 the United States
IN April She plans 20 attend the
Pan-AmcricRn conference Of won
en-, Ia be held in baltimore Md
and She convention of iho National
League ~ Women Voters. in con.
pnction with which the pan-Amer-
lean conference IL 60 be held
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
Seventh Death in
Kansas City Blast

KANSAS CITY. Mo March s.
The death of Henry Bowman. as'
injured Ia an explosion here Fe.-
terday of q compressed air thnh
al a street car harm. was the sew
enth as the result Of the eccldent'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

Highest tenn
pcraturc go
lowest temper
tturc so daily
range tenipera-
ture 20: mean
daily tcmpcra
tufe 90: rclB
tive humidity q
y. M 10. rcla-
tive humidity Il
a. m adt pre-
'ipitatlon none,
maximum No-
locliy Of wind,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
ALASKAN BILL
BRINGS u
QUESTION d
JUR|SDICT|(
Fall Says He Fav|
Conservation Of Fo
ests Policy

wa SHIN ct ON. March
Development uf the Oh and
oral resources OF Alnska hy
department. OF the interior Is
slud Tor IN a OH intro iuccd
day Boy Delegate suihcrlant ID
territory The measure w
authorize an appropriation
t5.uo0oO 20 begin work.
Colucidynt with the iqfadud
0f the bill Secretary Fall
cusslng the conflict hlch
arisen be- c'ween his denartincn.
the department Of 1sriculiur
% Jurisdiction over AlasXAn
other forest reserves, declared
lt IA the reorganization Of
orumental departments the r
service was transfer cd from
agricultural 90 the interior 6ed|
mcnt, the policy OF the conse
ton of timber would b.
,inued
Tho Introduction OF tns suth|
lnnd hill and tho -ta.eincnt
Secretary rall srryvi Co., intans
Interest in the whole question
jurlsl'c inn aq go for,al ressrvos
particular and rulllr lands
general
Would Exploit Alaska.
hD'orufe sutherland bin va
direct thC secretary of the iutelt
through such agencies as b.. mla
select. to arrange for the drill
fnt oil and mining of other m
erals on fhr puhlh lands in Alas
and in event of discovery 10 q
rose of tho projects Through co
pf3Ntc bidding or other mca
broad powers a-e given inc.d,
tu expenditure ln general wt
~ currl .nE Qua exploring und
iahings which prove valuable
Secretary FAN .n discussing I
forest service matter, dpclar
that 10 th. forest service Hho,
have continued jursd elton ol
. th" forrest reserves then the Ia
office. tht bureau uf mines "a
I thr Ecoiogieal survey ana OIL
. bureaus OF thc interior depa
W'ut should ALSO Dee turned ol
in ihp agricultural deparimant
fls functions uf thyar bureaus
administering the public duun
were an intimately related to
question Involved In The admin
uuuO1 uf frv forest rpaer
wherever ufh-I question. VI t.
hor we've Involved
secretary raIIH iGs1 ln seek.
i' 'rH1.f'I ui ils forrest srrvI
. n. solid wac fu unfhIr co. ordil
zion of effort between the '.srti
bureaus handling .uhi.c lands.
inll iApluin- Position
] aw unr u u.lEI sumcut W
Hnyhudy Ht HIl fnr aerret.
sold ] do uut Ir. ia be- aorul
. "t having uIf.rior mouysa VA
WN cards are un fhy table.
~ am not going tu say tha
HiI not standing ir with the gI
r'nhelius or predatory interest
Do continued - ann not la
habit of rvfuiius Statements co.
+ ruHHfiuaH uf that kind ft ne
hHn been necessary. pa FAR ln
career, 90 make any such ia
mynts and Q ann not going " Il,
now
The only proposition whici
. advanced at ail b. ,o proceed
Ger the law as congress has
acted o. or as congress may .u
| % from time 60 time" ne cont
wed.
There never has been the
motrst thought ln my mind 1
I % tho forest service or anf OF
I hureau was transferred her, ih
would De amy effort on the mari
any one in this department :
felf or any one elise 10 ovorfht
I the policy ~ IA. conserration
Z The timber uuon thc ptsbllc DOM
n have not criticized the =
srrvalqn policy except that / n
I poiniod cut one or two thinss 4
J would undertake 20 40 that hI
not been done"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
frT NEHFR CHiIL
~ JNCksONNIIII-

A. least thatu what they told
hertou braley, The Herald poet.
whfn he arrived M thai city "a
fhyminE tour through the
Fuuthland
Hut what Braicy actually
foand h told today on pa6e
~ the first of a novel pcfics ~
pnsmH called Lotus I4TiSg
with Berton ItralcS when WI
follow the adventures Of tllit
popular poet on a rhyinlud
irhveloE through the winter re-
sorts of the south. boat miNa
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
Jaffa Elected
President of the
Santa Fe Bank

SANTA FE y. NJ March S.
''H han Jaffa was elected prcsi-
dent aud :. g. Mccfimmon cashier
n tho Santa Fe bank by the board
Of direotors today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

A specinl disfatcb IN ia. chi
caro Trlbuue of M,ndav rom tb.
Wnrhington rorrs.rooJ-
am satd
The controversy bsfw,.p ecr-
retary Of interior F1lt ana g,rr.-
tnry Of Arrirulfura ly1tl... r.,,b-
ed an acute .tar.. today vhop All,
Fan disclosed tb.t hs had ur.-
tested 10 President unrdlntr nr,inst
tho cIr.ttiaff,, 80 ..I.,..,t, ,.,..,...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

When you consider that Herali
Want Ad reaches nearly everyone in Al
buquerque who wants anything--iis . guilt
a bargain at half cent word
The Want Ad Telephone Number is 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

What is "Radiobug7"
II you haven't one in your home it's
coming,
Watch next Sundays Herald for de
tails as TO how TO meet and treat it.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-14
Ladies Footwear

Rere is the event the ladies'
have been waiting for-to be able
to buy shoes at prices you want
to pay. Our stock includes any
style shoe, boot or slipper that
you might wish at any price.
Novelty dress slippers. latest
styles in satin, straps and beads
Clearance sale price 5.45
Patent leather strap pumps, Ra-
By Louis heel, CTS values SOS
sDne lot OF brown and black with
military heel, 1880 values 6.s5
Walking oxfords, brown and
black kid. Cuban heel, strap,
Sale price 5.95
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-14
Extra Speeial-Ladies' Organdys Waists 81
Don't Miss This Big July Sale
Big Specials in F Furnishings
Percale Shirts csc Is

Yes, 951cenrs is the price-about
half what yon would pay ordiuar-
lily. The shirts are made of high.
grade percales, cut. right,sw til
French Cuffs, and fiv 3 firmly an
chored buttons down the front.
Silk Shirts .$5:4a
~
Practically Il. We n away-Jersey
silks, Baby Broad. cloths, and Tub
Silks Rich, dressy shirts that
never lose their, real value. White
and assorted colors. Pick half doz.
en-.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-14
Madras Shirts

Besides the Madras there are also
some of these in Russian Cloths.
The Quality is exceptional and the
assortment is large.
July Clearance Sale ..105
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-14

Josephine Straps, the
very latest styles. values
up TO $50. Sale price 4.95
| lot Q + Suedes, Black
and Brown. High Tops.
Valnes up to sl6. 90 Sale
Price .......7.45
Walking Shoe, Rubber
Heel, 80 Values Clear
ance Sale Price . 2.95
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-14
Silk Ties

A big assOrtmeHtsof newstyles and
Golors, and mall the latest patterns.
July Clearance Sale. CSC
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-14

Silks
{ Worth $50 to $50 per yard,
July Clearance Sale Price. Sr75
Dress Goods
Blue, Red and Green. 56 inches wide.
Worth from 2.25 to 2.75 per yard
Clearance Sale Price ....... 81. 20
Nainsook
lot Of Nainsook, very Special.
Clearance Sale Price .19c
lot of Nainsook, extra good value,
Clearance Sale Price. ....... .29c
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-11-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Friedrich Bauer and wife to u. -
Bolyard, warranty deed, lot OF s-oA-
SIS. -
Aaee Tn. Larsen and wife to e. +
Fulkerson, warranty deed, sW Ii
s 1-2 NV IA, 1883, and Sc Ia Il
1857.
IT. s. A. to Knud Knudsen, patent
lots / and 2, 33-31-55.
Frank J. Schugal to LIST Nat,l BANK INK
RAYMOND, warranty deed, w IL wv
Ia. sW Ia NV IA, rs, S IL NJ IL a
NE IA Sc IA, Sc IA Sc L. zl-o''
IS.
St Bank Plentywood to N. l. Mel
son, warranty deed, W IL 81 -
Sc ia SW IA, II, W IL NE II
e IL NV IA, SW IA NV L. IL
1854.
/. George E. Bolster to Libby Yard
Co., warranty deed, lot block 8
Bolster's add, Plentywood
Ida Burnham to J. B. Chandler
warranty deed, $4,000, lot Z, block 4
Dooley.
Fl. N. Stuverude to Homestead State
Bank, warranty deed, part NV Ia
SW IA, 23-31-55.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-11-17
TEACHERS SHOULD
ATTEND MEETING

Helena, October 3O.-(SpeciaD-
Every teacher in the State of Mon
tana who fails to attend the annual
meeting of the Montana State Teach
ers' Association to be held in Helena
on November 27, % and 20, will be
doing herself, her pupils and her
fellow teachers an injustice" says
Dean J. NJ. Hamilton of Bozeman,
president of the organization.
The program for the Helena meet
ing has been built around the central
theme "Some Fundamental School
Problems in Montana and their Soiu-
ton" Some Of the most important
matters which have confronted the
teaching protest. IN of the State are
to be taken up at this meeting. Ger
LITIGATION of teachers, teachers pen
sions in Montana, the County Unit
plan, financing the public schools of
the state and an official journal for
the Association will be among the
headliners which will be presented o
the annual convention.
Dean Hamilton is arranging to have
every question presented to the meet
ing by a qualified expert along that
particular line. Not only will prob
lens of direct interest to the teacher