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Whole System Is
Benefited by
Tanlac

Thousands Of frail, nervous people
and convalescents everywhere have
testified to the remarkable power Of
Tanlac in bringing back their health.
strength and working efficiency. 1t
seems to quickly invigorntc the cnnsti.
tuition, and Is ] powerful foe Of weak.
ness. Mrs. George q. Owen. OF Salem,
Oregon. says:
"My nerves were upset and the little
ate wasn't enough to keep up my
strength. SO lost weight and became
40 wenk it seemed had no energy ut
all. Tanlac restored my health com.
pletely. and l gained twelve pounds in
weight"
There Il not single portion of the
body that is not benefited by the help
full action Of Tanlac. 1t enables the
stomach to turn food into healthy
blood. bone and muscle. purifies the
system and helps you back to normal
weight. Get bottle to-day at any
good Observation-Disclosures.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
IN ean} Give. Cheerful New Color Ton. 10 Old Curtain.
IL OGuuuS DYEs-dyes tnts as you wish
Didn't Want to Talk.

In the smoking room Of m east.
bound car the other evening there
w"r" two in"n-on" OF them grouchy,
the other receptive. After smoking
two Indifferent cigars the latter said
to the former:
"li"w far ar" you golngi'
"Buffnlo." acknowledged III" other
taken on his guard
rs TINT sol We'll. Buffalo is n grcn,
town. have n cousin living there
nnd I've been ihcr" myself soys.nl
times. Er- whni ARE you going 10 do
In BufYnIOf"
"fhnnRc cnrs." - Chicago Herald
hnd Examiner.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
cutting Down Tim. Of Apprer,Ic..hl,

Cutting Down Time Of Apprenticeship.
The Industrial association of San
Francisco, Cal. has started II school ~
apprentices with some novel features.
The. boys have been divided into three
classes and one clnss moves along bc-
hind the other. The first two weeks
Will be spent In school after which
they will be Put to work ns assistant
helpers for four weeks after whicl,
they vii; return 10 school nnd M on
during the term Of their apprentice
ship. In this manner Of alternating
the school and shop experience Il is
anticipated That from IL 10 IL months
will be saved md the hoys will lie
full-nedged plumbers In two and a hnlf
or three years instead Of four. The
apprentices will he pnid for the time
they nre ut work. hut not for the time
ut school.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
MARSHAL F0cH'S FIRST PIPE
When Great Offensive Against
German Enemy Began.

The truth about Iochs famous pip"
came out also on the Metz trip. II was
on the way home. and III" marshal was
Llnin. In NJ. rYIncar"s private car.
After dinner the prin" minister said I:
"Prny smoke your pip" II You HE. mar.
shat" The soldier pulled II beautiful
cnsr. containing two hnndsou" pipes,
from his pocket. As ia" chief of stat"
commented IN their b.nuiy. he snid
they were given 10 him By n group Of
American artists.
Have you been smoking II pipe for
i0ngf" asked i'Oincnre.
MY first pIIe was on July X,
1918"
'"rle very day you began the OfIcn.
sIve that letl 10 victoryY' exclaimed
i'oincsre.
ayes. The cigarettes were fearful
At the time. NJ I to0L>to the piI<.Iike
everybody eisr." ;.
And thnt In the true story of ~" H..
mous "psacc pire" NJ MNrshni FOcli, II
we can trust Ia Hi6let.
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Wsil Supplied.

Dr. Samuel McGnugicy sends this
one.
I'VE nrc living 'iimrd by Acton.
which hns several churches. Mnry
Jane. our hvey<nr.oId daughter. Inns
lN~h In several Kid entertainments In
the vnriOhs churches. The ether dny
one NJ our friends nsked her 10 which
churcl, she belonged. Her answer
was. 4 ann hnlf Pre~byterinn. hsif
i,nptist ind half CnthH
atOlis News.
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my housework all through the month.
! recommend your Vegetable Compound
% my friends for female trovbles. -
Nrs. DELLA SCHoLx lAl2 Salishu1y
Street, St. Louis, No.
Just think for . momsnt. LYDIA z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
besn In use for nearly fifty. years. II b
prepar I'd from medicinal plants, By ths
ss0ss sas !ods II. n.a:ss. : ass 's o.
combined In the Compound correct ths
conditions which 'cauae such annoying
symptoms % had becn troubling Ars.
Scholx. The Vegetable Compound exss-
cises . restorative influence Of The mast
deeirahle character, correcting the trusl-
hle In . eentls but efficient shannsr.
THIS Ia noted BY the disAppeeSaHes, one
after another. Of The 1iaagrssaASs
symptoms.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
Fortune in Scrap Iron.

Charles rerrott hns Just appeared
before II Paris court charged with con
cealing SlSO.N0 war profits to escape
taxation. When war broke out he
kept n small cafe at Saint Denis, his
wife attending to that while he ped.
died with handcart. lie bought scrap
Iron. and made so much money that
he paid Sa.4OO.OD for the war stock
Of the American camp nj ltOmOruntill
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The cutieura rsllst Irls.

Having cleared your skin keep It clear
BY making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The Soap to cleanse
and purity. the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table 10 complete
without Observation-Disclosures
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whntc'cr he suffers. hns " child 70
love.
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Triumph in Rioh. ssoinnino..

In contemplation IL II mnn begin
with certnintics. he shall end In
doubts. but II he Will be content to
begin with doubts, he shall end In
Bacon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

cnce II ready man and writing an
exact mnn.-FrnncIs Bncon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
0olno Down.

BlackstOne-''ls your wife still re-
duclngi" Webstcr-"lf you mean my
incOmc-ycs."
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
CRAMPS, PAINS
and BACkAChE
S. Louis Woman Relieved By
Lydia E. Pinkha,n's Veg.
etable Compound
81. Louis, Mo. --"l was bothered
With cramps and pains every month and

nau D6ck8Cn0 on0
had to 20 to bed a. I
could not work. Ny
m o tn er and my
whole family always
took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound for such
troubles and they
induced me to try q
and It has helped mo
very much. ! don't
have cramps any
morC and ran IA
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

Being pleased with yourself Is n
condition of mind not Intended for
sress parade.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

The teeth of the hnrieImln snake
nrc arranged like those of n cut.
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endht messages at Q sennce nrs
tsAs "a with ratt,ed ait~ntiUn.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

Early IN led and sarlx
y0a \ grip tiist you csHV
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COMING EVENTS.


Sept "5-3O-coiorado State Fair. Pu-
ebio.
Sept. l9-22- Western Slope Fair.
Montrose.
Sept. 1922 = Trinidad-Las Animas
County tAir. Trinidad.
Sept 2v-2l - hlu~u County Fair.
Eads.,
sept. 20. q, 22-Morsan Agricultural
Far, Fort Morgan.
Sept. 2U-2.-lSIu Grande County Fair.
Del Norte.
Sept. 2l-o2 - Pueblo County Fair.
Gouupasture.
Sept. 2v-23 - yuma County Fair.
Sept. :l-23-El Paso County Fair.
Sept. 2l-:3-Lincoln County Fair.
Hugo.
Sept. cO-23-Huerfano County Fair.
Waisenburg.
Oct. S-6-kit Carson County Fair.
Burlington.
Oct. s.6 - Douglas County Fair.
Castle Rcck.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Albuquerque High School
Wins State Basketball
Championship In Close Game
Locals Defeat Las Cruces 26 to "a in Finals
Latter Team Gets Second Place and Har-
wood School Third in Tournament

Overcoming the handicap " a
ragged start the Albuquerque
Hirh school last night won from
Las Cruces 10y o score uf 20 tu "a,
and won thy STATE champion shtp
for tho second consecutive time.
The game WIS the hardest fought
game uf the twu-dHy tournament
which it closed. both teams ngui-
ing don 'rutuly fur the state title
and M1tson trophy. The teams
were about equal To- speed. but su-
perior training nud "a htgn class
Of team wcrA gave the local boys
the victory.
~ the start Of the game Albu-
QUerluo was oyer confident, huV-
ing made such easy work uf th"
other games 10 the tuuruN mout
Thor play asa not figure un the
five man defense which the la,r
cruces team used Go pericC -inu amt
tor the first half the local team
was broken up in iiH play.
LAS Cruces worked up 90 U load
uf seven points nt tho middle of
the first poricd. hut three ueli
gouls IN succession hy AlbuduDrlu.
brought tho score Co - to 81. iu
favor of as Cruces at tho close nf
the half and Las Cruces mppur.
crs were sure " final victory
Local Team tomc.- Back
In the second half the Albuquer-
due team wus Itself again ana
played tight. well calculated has
kcthail with fast passing and ace
curatr shooting II swiftly cycncd
the score against the frantic ct-
forts OF the las cruces hoys and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

Reign of Labor
Cars in Chicago
/ Is Investigated

CHICAGO. March n Reign 81
chicago b,hor "czars' WAS probcd
lonight by "a special grand Jury
Trials NJ three union business
bgeuts which resulted lr acquit-
ial-. were Investigated at the in
ftnnco Of judge klckham seaman.
lhirf Justice Of the criminal court.
The jury heard evidence pre-
tVntcd by Robert Grove. states
tttorney. dcsiEncd 90 prove irrog-
- ritlc= in the trial ~ Thomas
Walsh. labor leader. acquitted re-
brnfly on charge OF numbering
kdolph Georr cafo proprietor
N'ilsh b. now on trial for the al
eyed shaving ~ George Cast.
sonrr's bartender
Trials Of William Quesse and
|DDonnol union business agents
lcquittod of charges of forcing con
|baCtors 10 pay graft ns protection
|lgninft strikes, were also under
bic scrutiny Of the jury
You hro the advance guard m
be fight tn restore order In this
lrent community Judge Swnlan
bid In charging the jury
"lfnlnnism "a not on trial here.
y number of years ago some cor
1lpi mon and criminals seized cor
Irol of the most powerful unions
h Chicago. through no fault Of
be rank and fllo Of mcmbcrs"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
THIRD TRIAL OF
lRbUCKLE WILL
OPEN MONDAY
Prosecution and De
fense Both Ready for
Finish Fight
~ VI. -. TRN'N
u.n''ci ~, - STAFF c1rrt'-, indrnD

gAS FRANClsCO March H..
90, .or ,rlttyj hrl.,'.'o was pack
ur hs blue norfolk SUIT into tir
trunk n Los Anrrlcs tonight and
storing away, pending return, his
$4,000 motor Clr preparatory %"
coming % san Francisco tomorrow
for bis third trial 0u u mansl1urht-
~ charge.
Monday morning the big com"l-
ian viii appear before superior
fudrc Harold toudchuck once moro
to npht for cNoneutipn OF tho
.hur.,o that be caused the death OF
Nirgiuia Eappo. on lehur dn}, when
hc gave a party at a Fashionable
hotel htre.
We're ready 60 go ahead i'm
u,GBtciy." said District Attorney
Matthew llurdy in charge ut the
ease TONIGHT
we viii not s-ol, ans delay" uu-
nnuucod CuViu Mr>gh. rhi'f Cpuu-
icl for the doicusc
Word from I.uu Angeles was thHt
Arbutklc would lc accompanied 90
Son Francisco hy his vito Miuia
purfee. who will ait IN court with
him fog Thru time aud h> Milton
'ohru. Dts personal attorney.
InWN Ur- on foih sides save inii.
mntions aud Indications that this
rld win hc nnish ight
During the week Just passed they
huN, .rdulgrd in thr iniefrhauE'
g several n,rI statements which
contained charges of many fhu-H
chiefly that the grand jury had
lreu tamp.rod WITH uuu Iuut soaI.
ono had rScd things up 90 IvN
t'vsruu star WttUrss toI The state
sould got out ot thu STATE Without
discomfort
UrHdt smlmod that ht hul iu.
formation that Miss pyyron n hVina
% uADrs az NtW t'rietua ana %
ioVuting much time 90 PLAYING ih,
sncrs
'Mhsn the state had hCr ir
charge she was LrsEiug us FOR mon
oy Co buy silk stockings bui>
claimed,
Miss PyVron's ubHcnoe moln'
that the prosecution must depend
| lu the testimony OF Alinv Blake
her chum Tor 10 main story of th'
mHnnsr 100 which it claims Fats
Arbucklc entertained his guests ui
labor daS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Goat Glands Make
Prisoners So Frisky
They Escape

SAN FRANCISCO March H.
The goat gland operation ls en-
Urcly fno -uDcr-rful according t0
Warden James a Johnston uf san
Quentin prison.
ENur auyr Hr employed HT
STANLEY ta habH.Ht. hI4 ney prize
ourra hy the rOlf Stand process b,
bias boon losing Them. Ai .HHn HH
hr zueH fn aIl tho trouble oi sHtuur
"a perfectly EUud rput auI luHHf
ing tb, -luI tn che ulauu.r f.r
migrate a.is 500 frshy fhHI ue
SCALE the ush prison WHII# and
DFCarT-
Not only that bout tbe warden
snys u ls practically lmuu lhlU in
capture hem. san Quentin p said
10 hr inur 81 tho most furmifthir
prisons Ir tho country tnd whilD
prisoners hHyo sscaund In the uaet
thoY u.Ili'y did not sn very far
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
$4,000, 900 for
Hospital Building
Program in Bill

AsHIN ToN. March H.
Appropriation OF St7.n0a 600 Co
complete the hospital building pro.
gram OF the United States veterans
bureau was provided in the Lang
ley bill. which was unanimously
reported from tho house public
buildings and grounds committee
today.
The veterans bureau viii he In
entirc charge ~ the construction
work under thn hill Formerly
the building Of hospitals for dis
nbied veterans was under the SUI
pcrvision ~ the treasury depart
ment,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
HOUSE LEADERS
60 AHEAD WITH
BONUS PROGRAM
Will Pass Bill Despite
Possible Veto by
President
Ry LNwRTNCE VI HTNEpICr.
United Pr,.~S starr Correspondent

United Prv~- ~iaff CorrC -pnndcnt
wAsH1NGTnN. March % De
spite the now accepted view thai
President Hard!ug viii veto the
certificate plan bonus hin. house
republican leaders say they are
getting ahead on their program
which calls for vote ON the houHy
measure on Monday. March go
Tired and dishcHrtCned Hftcr
weeks ~ vain eudcuNor 60 dram "a
bill that would be- acceptable to
the president. and at the same timo
have chance Of passing both
branches OF congress. house bonus
trainers mnin idea now seems to
be 30 get the troublesome measure
of their hands They want To
report the hill 10 the house Mon
day. have the huus- pass 0; tnc
following Monday. then lot tho sen
ate nnd Harding do the rest of the
Worrying
House leaders Indicated clearly
there would be- little or no dispo-
sition on their part 20 attempt Go
pass the bonus over the president 81
veto. however Il was pointed oug
hat In view OF the president at
tltude the house action on the
bonus VIII amount 10 "a test ot
strength between tho body and the
presidents powers Of veto. The
house viii consider the bonus un-
der suspension uf rules wherein
1 two-thlrdH vote he same that
is required to override a veto viii
be necessary To pass the bin
This test between the hnu-o aud
Harding woull ho decisive should
the president come out with an Of
fetal statement of his stand be
foro the house votes on the bonus
and many momhtrs of the house
were hoping tonight thar he viii
DO an
Representative 1ldncld demo
crat. Arkansas. said tonight that
when the fun ways and means
committee meets Monday to re-
port out the bonus, the democratic
members viii attempt to have the
! original cash option rewritten into
/ the hili along with new clause
rcsurrccting the excess profits tnS
ia finance n. Failing In this, they
viii demand that they be allowed
| Ia submit minority report 10 th,
house. pldficld said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
PRES|DENT I
To MEET COAL
STRIKE CRISIS
Will Keep Railroads
and Essential Indus
tries Running

sfN FM 3 ItN y. li. NitrDN -
Omitted rr,al The admins
trution has decided that the rail
rouds and .seuiInl Industries shall
ho Kept going whether ur not min
yrs flkc on Aprl Z.
President Harding and his cabi-
uui. according Go member. ~ the
party here have evolved n definite
rruefuu uf executive action ln
went tu. threatened wllkout uc-
cur.
lu 100" rrt place. ~ cuiuro. o.
DO. hope uf Ono riWiuistration
Que tnt strike Wtr u' avoided
10 f ogCur-. hoWotvr. DO now may
.D regarded r- certain that fuel
win Ir provided oven Dr. govern
mrut supervision OF mines is nee
Tstry.
Tho president ire accompanied on
hla fIp Ir Attorney General
pnuGhrrty who viii hD an ac ltc
figure iu tho strike emergency In
addition Secretary of iNhr Weeks
Ilrouuy has been iu consultation
with the president ana Weeks nat
utally would have un important
position iu whatever action she
su.crnmout decided to take.
According 20 thusr who are in q
position 90 know what is In the
administrations mind. there ap-
porr- tu bo UtIo hope 20 "a pre-
uWiuary wage conference The
mime worker are eager to hold
ouch conference hut operators
u the btumlu'ul fields ore so
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Non-Union Worker
Is Exonerated for
Killing Strike Picket

SEATTLE wash March %
Frank p Leslie uun-union work
or who last Friday morning shot
and knlod Johnny OLoarv prnmi-
ncnt pugilist ana Hrilp picket.
after the latter me him over the
head with H piece of gas nipn wHs
cNoneratcd br curousrH Iury
here today and lnfcr roIo1red
from the city Jail upon order uf
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas
Wuiinm Vothel. cn tho stand.
admitted that he and O'leHrf
armed with gns pine went to les-
lies horne before breakfast wait
cd for him 90 start FOR hts work
and later attacked him. Bethel
IS charged with assault ana is now
out on $500 ball
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

who ARE Interested IN the
~tndy and usS OF the Radio
phone. arr invited to ms1t ai
she Herald office tpnlorrow,
Monday evening ~ 1880 for u
short time nhrn u y "a
pcsfcd ga organic AN Nlbu-
uucrunr Radio club Iiut
few minutes win be- required
10 outline tse work this rlub
win undertake, u WIN have
the advantage of expert di-
rcciion In studying radio, ard
viii work 90 extend Interest
In the radiophone in Alba
lquerquc and vicinity.
T Evcryene Interested Il wei
uona. No matter how y,mng
~ how old, n you have u
rndioDhonc receiying ap-
pRrain-. "a part of ons' or an
Interest Ia oTs,. br I'd The
Herald promptly at tao.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
LLOYD GEORGE government !
BESE.T BY UPRISINGS IN
SOUTH AFRICA AND INOIA
Irish Warfare Breaks Out Anew and Strike oI
100000 Machinists in England Presents
Perplexing Domestic Situation.

JOHA ANNEsnURg. Union OF
South Africa. March ii--funited
lrofal Tht mine war that has
Hiazcl up over thc Transvnsu
Hnndr iu tho vicinity Of Johannes
burg tonight threatened 80 develop
Into open insurrection against the
rotcrnp1cnt.
The strikers were reported 20
hold two towns. BrniSpan and BE-
u1nI. following battle in which
90 consiables were killed. ana 20
lc threatening the capture Of Gem
trlt Johanna shurg.
Hoavy csauaitlc4 were reported
On both Sides ns fierce fighting In
the Fordsburg and Ieppo districts
continued Communications have
heon cut The Union Of South
Africa government takes a most
serlouf view of the situation. Con-.
sr1l smutz has characterized u "a
Zone ~ the graves crises that ever
has arisen ia South Africa"
Tho government fears the mine
war which is tho climax OF three
months strike az the gold rnines
may grow into rebellion. Worse
Shan this IL WIS said here tonight.
would he n race war between the
whites and blacks
Bocrs Into Fight
Tho fact that Beers have sided
with the strikers and taken part in
I the fighting. including the capture
] ~ towns. lends weight to suGfes-
[ fIons that the trouble may be
more serious than a battle between
strikers and police.
Native feeling mas been stirred
| Ca high pitch BY report that
am aviator. flying low. dropped a
] bomb Dn q kali crowded with min
rrs lgiii'nr rcures This was re.
Dor nd to have occurred al nononi
with which communications havs
been interrupted Another ac.
count raid The acrorinue had been
fahot down.
The latest casualty hist said that
mere than forty had been killed
and over hundred injured
Sporadic fEhuag with indefinite
'rs.uits was reported from various
ports of tho main land a reign
90 terror followed attacks hy hin-
rrs boo the Eokshur< area and "A,
I Hanoni Policemen who were cap
ursi were Ted OUT within view of
their comrades and shot down
Mann were held as hostages.
Fighting In Johannesburg.
There wna shnrn fighting in tho
suhurha of Johannesburg i'oiics
I charges cleared The streets afteI
snip.ng ard bombing ~ miners
had resulted in many casualties
| several miners meetings wore
broken uu hy no police
Martial law Wus proclnl mcf
. Throughout the affected area citi.
zon- wore warned 90 keep or sh'
sfruofF at night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Man Sustains
His Second Broken
Back in 2 Years

ALAMEDA DuIf N.r.u 1r
EuWn Marks gs. Is boz iUu nusu-
600 u.r. suff.r.us from u uul,n
h1,k Cine ao.anI whuh o.. Nn4
sustained ln tho H-f fwH FrIr.
iI.# condition I- sDr..u. hHI Doc
probably VIII survive uUE I.uua
declare.
Tho case Dr. said fo Ue uruarlI-
irlpl in medical histurr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Bandits Kill Two
Men Who Try to
Arrest Them

CLARENDON. ARR. March 3D.
Deputy sheriff james Iiyus nad
IuoE Champ were shot and KILLED.
hy two handIt. whom They at.
tempted 90 arrest here to-day f.r
robbery of u -.lrD zoo Wh.HfIsr
TH' KUN battle occurred on The
main street rt WhcsfIcy. Posses
ARE reported closing u ou the
guumpu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Ku Klux klan
Letter Charges
Officials Are Lax

SAN JOSE. Calf. March n
4 letter signed * Is X" under
the ku klux klan iettorhead wa
received BY the editor ~ the san
Jose News late today The letter
condemned the paper for an ar
dele criiiciaing clan activities nni
charged NJ lenEth ana In specific
cases that the police dennrtment
and sheriffF office were lax Co.
their enforcement ~ the law
against bootleggers aud dope ped
lcrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
SLAIN CIRCUS
MAN HELD
TAYLOR ClEW?
Rolice Have Theory
For Brunen
Murder

CAMpEN. y j.. Mnrch H. \
hcory that Honest " John
Bruncn. proprietor OF the Doris
Fcrrarl circus. who was murdered
at Riverside. s. J. Friday night
knew the secret of the murder of
William Desmond Taylor, Califpr-
MIA moving picture director. was
held ly detectives on the case to-
day.
Rruuen was known % io a friend
OF Taylor whom he had met in the
course Of his 20 years experience
!n sine show uusincfs.
IIc was known also 90 have bcen
the object OF clolc sur, cill1uce tor
a time preceding I.s murder. \
few hours refpro bio brains were
scattered by "a heavy charge from
a shotgun, fired al close range
through the kitchen window uf las
hDmc. hc mad ruu "A close motor
car race with unnamed parties
from NlvCrton To- his home. lie
was on his way from Williamsport.
IA.
Passes Incident With Laugh.
lie passed this incident OF with
| a laugh. Yet few minutes later
when his wife drawn from the
1 fecond fluor by the shot that allied
her husband passed the front
windows oi the house. she saw two
!, mon run past thc place aud jump
hufL fLledly into e car that made OF
In darkness dhs was unable
10 iescrihe them when questioned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
NINtgs VoTT pTot
10 aO oN \ sTginT

lNiI NNNfns.iN. IND NH .I
As tho atrko vote 0f 10
American coal minors cuuu". iu
pile up ~ Oh % to ratio tur r in
fnNor ut "a suspension ArrI ne
irera In tNr l'uto8 Vim. IS Lore
s1t back unt waited tho r... .Hre
uf the mine owuors
Tho Union chlcfa drarr fn Tho
i'aCtinn of the OPERATOR tn i". .HF-
vrnmrnis request thnt tHUT &
union upfnHent9tlV's tu usE. one
ference The minors saw fn,- .. .1i
want tu vmharrss tho rHt.Tr nt
in its efforts 10 Hktrf On. 'ht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Son of Wealthy
Family Is Fined on
Short Check Charge

DENVER Mnrch % f-I,a ,
lamb said Co Do tho SON of a
wealthy Chicago nmIls va. 0ucd
500 hDrc to-day fnllowinr h.t con
NcfInn on ch1rEeH ~ passing short
Chocks Mrs Mary J lamb. of
chicago mHfher OF fhr ynunr
man. tnarfuiiy protested against
tho imposition cf tho fine. whirh
was uaid.