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The daily times., 1922-02-14
WILSON COUNTy.S
INDEBTEDNESS
Auditor Boylkin Says That the
Deficit Il Due 70 Double
Listing and Insaehcient Tax
Rate.

Regarding the questions contained
in the letter or Mr.. ". F. Woodard
addressed to the Ddf$Sr of the Times
yesterday concerning the necessity
for issuing s2a7 500 of refunding
bonds we secured the'following state.s
ment from Mr.. w. u Boykin county
auditor.
Mr.. Bagktn sasH that in 1890 a
great asal of .pruperty was double
listed THAT rs, this same property was
listed 10 two 'or more persons. The
tax rate WAS .Dsvssiis on values which
did NOT exist, aznd aas great a1ponnt al
Ftax consequently wassof necessity
charged off The rate in the. FIRST inf
stance suas insufficient to raise sufi-
cient mroney te run the sevezM aei
paItuEsnts o6f ttffeccounty.
The school fund has. not yet re-
eeivsh the .nIuz1ey due it from the
State, for tits Wpoportion Of the ex-
pss1fee4 of eomaRating the scho0ls in
this aznunty. 1t. was therefore msces-
saTy sfDr tine c0unty to borrow the
fcnpzsing eanaamnts to conduct the
sewenal sdepart1nents of the cpmntw.
Cusuty Funh sac ESQ 900
RnaE Fund d-.---......- ST, ,V80:00
Sehu5l Flnnh - 112 SEQ O0
|
TUaal $z17- 500. %
[ Instead of Reyying a tax IN one
year aufficient ito rretire above NOTES
| these rnotes are being converted inte
refuruing bonss (which spreads the
payrnants over "a sseries of years
AiM these iitefns appear in the
statement off :tise coaunty auditor pub
lished in the Msafty Times in Deem.
ber.
Mr.. Boykin informs us that a sl1f
1 -fcient TAX rate has been levied this
year to take cane ouf the several de-
partmeMts of the ecaunty, and there
will be MO deficit
We note i'm yesterdays, Raleigh pa.
per that Ia the animal statement o1
Wake eoenty, that county has bor-
rowed $215.30O on sksrroad fund, and
has borrowed SITS 500. for it's county
fund. We are infonArad that the
county auditor of Wake. county does
not handle the sehoal fund, ant
therefore his statement does not
tshow the Indebtedness of the schoo
fund for that county, which we are
Informed is considerably over $100,
loco.
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uHE COTTON MARKEE.

New YoBk, Feb. 14-Dew4AOp-
nsnts eoveretase bullish especially Liv-
kegpodl teab1es ccaused an active @Ren-
Ling in rthe ecDttoa market today. DO
tmestic mill consumption for GaEmary
znf .h26 IS az .baels was regarded as
lshullish and there was other sMp8ort
Eby Liverpocl,; New Orleans and Jap
za1sese INTEREST.
New York, Feb. 14.-CottOa fn-
tHures sNopenaB STEADY, March 17-45
May 1920, ~July 1868, Oct Is Is,
lELaae. Liz .02
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WEATHER

For North Carolina rafn .tonight
and "Wednesday with little change in
temperature, fresh to strong nerth-
east aEd east winds.
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GENERAL NEWS

New York State has. cut the APP
propriations for the expenses of the
State $I0.O0O.O00. The total budget
for 1922 will be about $126, 600.
The daily times., 1922-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Oettinger
who have been in New York for sew
eral days will return. home tonight.
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MEETING lPOsTPoNEM

The meeting of the Wils0n Afhastie
Fling uwas mot held. It will be ha1a Sat-
Enrf1sy sevenfns at $40 in the Cham
tber eof tCommpFce rooms
The daily times., 1922-02-14

William Jennings Bryan is silent
concerning the rum0r that he would
be a candidate for election to the
United States senate from Florida.
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12 O'CLOCK MARKET

Wheat, May 1.38, July 1.21 IL.
Corn, May 60 Is, July 62 Id.
Oats, May Al, July AZ IL.
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CHICAGO GRAIN OPENED

Wheat, May 1.37, July .1.22.
Corn, May 59 s-4, July 6s Ia.
Oats, May Al, July 43.
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WILL TRY TO CROSS
PACIFIC BY AIRPLANE

ST. Louis, Feb. 14.-An at
tempt to cross the Pacific
ocean by airship will be made
soon according to statement
made by Brig. Gen. Mason
Patrick of the army air SER
vice in an address here. Be-
yOnd ahis statement Gen. Pat
rick would not discuss the
matter.
The daily times., 1922-02-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Sterling 436. Francs S65 112
Lire 4S2, Marks SO 3-4
Call money 1-2 per cent.
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n Y. COTTON. CLOSED
Mar 1880, May 1851, July 1923,
Oct. 16 As. Dee. 1s-40.
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NEW HAVEN TEAM
TO TRAIN NEAR HERE.

TO TRAIN NEAR HERE.
Rocky Mount, Feb. 1.-THE local
baseball officials received a message
today from Bill Donovan, manager of
the New Haven team of the Eastern
league, that his club would train
here from April list to April 18th.
The daily times., 1922-02-14
n. Y. GOFTaN OPENED

Mar 17-48, May II. 1S, July 1854,
Oct. 1921, Dec. 1902.
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The House will be asked to reduce
the size of the army to 100000 enlist
ed men or even to "a maximum of
$4,000 when the annual army appro-
priation bill comes xp.
The daily times., 1922-02-14

1t is reported that Ford Moter
Company may acquire the East Camp
property in Virginia from the govern
ment and establish an automobile
plant op the property.
The daily times., 1922-02-14

LEVEMROOL COTTON
Mar. 8:52, May $50, July $50.
Get. g. .A6.
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IL O'CLOCK MARKET

Mar. 1862, May 1874, July 1879,
Oct. 1910, Dec 1876
Spots Wilson market Ice.
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IdVHyEROOL CLOSED

Mar. $50, May 9.82, July $50,
Oct. 9l52.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
SEPARATE WAGE
AGREEMENTS WITH
COAL OPERATORS?
Illinois Mine Workers
Chief Predicts
Settlements

SPRINGFIELD. 10 April 25.-
.By the Associated Prcssl Sep
rrstc vase agreements hy st.ikius
.'M minors with operators were
declared imminent by State r-esi-
mt Frank Harrington of the llli-
nHis mine workers UNION here to-
Ily
"Rcnorts have reached district
headquarters here Mr Pa rlngtou
Lid - ON different sources
.Howing that locals in Kentucky
Iud TcnneHErc are signing sep.
ate wage agreement with the
.Horaturs. In violation 90 the poll
Of the United Mine Workers
.' America. and that in Alabama
strict officers have ordered
union miners 60 continue at work
deliberate Violation uf thr inter
r|tioual policy
"Suunc. or later sDparasr ais.
.. rt wage scales Will bc rulr. M
.lrrinEton said
while making this blanket pre-.
Hrtlon Mr.. Harrington would
make no specific statement r,.
.Irdinr tho prospect iu Illinois
.It said that in Illinois as boz othri
..tfvH "Heparats wage scales are
imminent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Blow in Ring
Proves Fatal
TOPrizefighter
Lew Brody Dies of
Cerebral Hemor-
rhage

NEW YORK. April % Lew
Brody. lightweight puE.iist. died
In Bruokiyn hospital early today
al. er "a knockout at the hands oi
frankie pitcher. another boxer
who he met in the ring last night
Physicians declared the cause of
Hrody death was cerebral nem-
urrahago.
Reports from the ringsldo stated
Trody was fioorcd twice In the
ninth round. being rendered Nir-
tually helpless by the heavy blows
landed by his opponent lie game
ly struggled to his feet after go
ing down the second time. and
Pitcher landed heavily ON his face
aud Jaw Broty again fell and
Artic McGovern. who acted a.
referee, awarded Pitcher the de
vtriun.
Pitcher. McGoNern and several
men who had places In .hc boxer s
corners were detained for "A time
bat We're later released ON then
own recoTnizance. agreeing 70 ap'
pear II wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
INQUEST TODAY
INTO KILLING
At DURANGO
Editor Will Make No
Statement Regarding
Shooting

DURANGO. Colo. April 26.-A
curoncr's inquest will be- held here
today IN connection with the fatal
shooting yesterday OF william l..
wood city editor of the Durango
Herald
Rod ; bay. editor OF the Bu-
rnngu Democrat who IL being held
in jail Tor investigation In connec.
tioH with the shooting has made
no statement. and will make none
he said today. until the result %
the inquest u made known.
City authorities have been given
statements by persons Whose
names have not been divulged de
scrihing the shooting. which IL al
legged to have been IN" result OF
an editorial hattie carried on be
tween Day and Wood In the col
umns OF their respective papers.
over the eighteenth amendment 10
the constitution uf the United
states
Tho statements % the wltness"s
agree. in general that Day and
Wood met on Main street here yes
terday morning hat a quarrel fol-
lowed that several blows were eN
changed. and that Day az last drew
revolver and fired wood falling
mortnliy wounded. Wood died
shortly nftcrwards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Girl Says Escort
Was Killed by
Five Highwaymen

OMAHA. Ncb. April 90 Marie
,tlnarfsgu. 90 year old c'Ehth
Grade public school student to-day
fDII police and county officers thar
Albert Boone SO. OF Omaha, whose
bod. y.sa found iu a ditch ia "a res
.d.nt.sI section. had been shot 10
death ny nye highway men VINO
H,Il lam up while h' was takins
her foy ride IN a rented automn-
btlr
Ulonu who was separated from
bod. wife and had been living at the
.IrIs home for "a number uf years
vp4 shnt some time between mid
u.rht ~ night ana one clock
this morning according 20 Miss
TuIhrrtsun story told after shr
hld gone with tho officers TO sne
point where she said the shooting
occurred Later she was taken
tu the county prosecutor ofticei
where the prosecutor went over
with hor the details % the affair,
Nuf f wns snld this developed no
now uuE leH To the case
Miss Cuihertaou was quoted e.
having said that Boone was y
nice fellow but that she had not
gone out with him alone until last
night They had gone out before
hui her mother had always gone
with them, she said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
(EVEN PERSONS DROWN In A STORM AT FORT WORTH
Slain Editor of
Family of Ardent
Prohibitionists

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
April Colonel D. W. wood.
Erundiather uf William wood
CITY editor uf 'hs Durango
Herald. slain in Durango yes
terihy by Rod s DaF. editor uf
the Durango Democrat. lust hi=
life lu Kansas ns a. result Of
his defense uf tho prohibition
in that state John Wood. q
brother uf the Durango editor
said today colonel Wood
wus slain while member Of
the kansus legislature. Wood
said ~. was speaker or the
hua-c ~ Representatives and B
leader Boo the nrhf Tor prohl-
billion in Kansas. wood said
William Wood. too. slain aF
ON outRruwth OF a controversy
that began when the Herald
tny Newspaper ON which he was
employed Ht Durango rriticizod
the Durango Democrats oppu-
-liion 90 the prohibition auicnd
mvnt Ana John wood sophie
more at colorado college. an
nounced here today De would
take up the fight ~ biz brother
and his grandfather FOR pro-
hlhltiun
Young wood. who De- 90 years
Old said b. would leave for Du-
range today
"l m going Co enter the news
paper business and take up th,
eight for prohibition whore iuy
brother left or" declared
Young Wood
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
ATTORNEY GENERAL
FIRES AN AGENT
FOR D|SLOYALTY
Gave Representative
Facts for Attack on
Department

WASHINGTON. Aprl % by
direction Of the attorney general
N - Watts. special agent of the
Impairment Of Justice. was removed
.aday for disloynity Co the d.
n1riment' after the adm ssion mat
He. had furnished 90 Representa-
tte johnson. republican, South
uukota. certain information on
which Mr Johnson based an at
ack on the department iu "a vr-
cent speech IN the house
The order of removal was signed
hv Assistant Attorney General Hol-
land aud was made public BY the
department In a letter 20 Mr.
Watts. Mr. Holland said ihu step
was taken 'inasmuch AZ you have
knowingly and willfuny violated
the rules of the department which
you must he aware, constitute "a
breach Of trust"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Illinois Flood
Damage Estimated
At $40, 900, 900

BFARpsToWN. ~. April 60 g.
Flood damage In Illinois caused hy
the recent heavy rains and the c"'i-
s.qaent oV,rflowing Of the rlNvta
Throughout the central part uf the
stat. Will reach twenty million dot.
lars state senator y q. Mills ui
Virginia county estimated today
after a survey uf the stricken ter
ritory
Thousands are homeless In the
southern portion Of the state nc-
rordius 60 Mr. Mills, who will re-
port tn Governor small here today
on HE survey with the recommen-
dntion that special session Of the
Legislature be called 20 provide re-
lief for the suffering.
Red Cross and other organized
relief workers are taking care OF
the homeless and suffering tempo
rarily but cannot he expected 90 do
30 until the waters recedn, senator
Mills pointed out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
500 DRIVEN FROM
HOMES IN PORT WORTH

FORT WORTH. Texas. April rs.
The Trinity river stood at - s
feet this morning next to the high
est ever recorded here. seven inches
~ rain leli last night also a rec
0Td The levees around the city
are holding everywhere and no Inn
mediate danger b. felt. Many
homes This morning are flooded
ard entire sertfons ~ tho city are
cue OFT The municipal water sup
ply ia down and electric lights are
Qua NO loss of lie has been re-
ported la tho river bottoms nut a
complete check has not yet been
made hy police and Red cross
officials
o. ls estimated 500 people have
been driven from their homes.
Reports to Red cross workers who
have already established relief
headquarters say many are mis-
sing huf probably are on Isolated
hiDh places ur ln marouued houses.
This morning "a lumber yard on the
wet side surrounded entirely by
flood waters uf the Trinity caught
uu fire and burned Firemen were
unable to reach the flames
Twenty four inches %; water
was pouring over the Lake Worth
-pillway o. lay but the dam was
Boo mo- danger at all city Officials
announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
POSSES ROUND.
up KEN 7 UCKY
MOUNTA|NEERS
Mill Creek Valley to be
Cleaned OF Outlaws
at Courts Order

MANCHESTER Ky. Apri 2i.-|
Fcudists Of Clay county. who a Few
months ago were ready To shoot
opposing clansmen on sight. have
Joined hands with each other and
with the civil authorities to clean
up Min Creek. following the action
~ Circuit Judge Hirnm J. Johnson.
who yesterday issued warrants for
he arrest ~ two hundrel noun
tain"ers An persons IN the MIN
Greek territory over ~ years will
De- arrested hy the posse in Judge
Juhnsuu's drive tn stop lawiess-
ness 100 the Kentucky mountains
Pussemrn are comhinE the hills
und bringing in prisoners iio-
turning officers say many % those
from whom warrants have been ls-
sued have surrendered Others
are reported leaving the county
and same have intimated that they
Will not come. according to Off
GERS. Judge Johnson's instruc-
tlous Were bring them in and he
announced thnt he was going TO
clean up NM creek II lt required
the assistance 81 1000 soldiers.
lNNN anu NH'NlEf ffNllNtlNH anu
the Ponder brothers. VINO were
leaders In the fight against one an
other in IN" foud which ragged in
the Little Goose mrlghhorhood un-
tll the last term Of court are mem
hers of the poss. seeking out the
alleged law breakers.
The trouble about NH Creek
began Thursday when d witness In
land suit was Fh0f 60 death from
ambush. Deputy sheriffs later that
DAY went into the neighborhuod TO
serve warrants for pcr~ous wanted
In connection with 'hc shooting
They were attacked hy i6 mon in
ambush and after one deputy was
I shot from hIs horse ana three
I horses hit by bullets, the riders
escaped by hiding untii darkness
! foll
a conspiracy among ~" Nnl
Greek residents 20 fhwurt The law
hv force ut arms it necessary has
existed Tor several months dcpu-
ties declared.
The ulntters have nrreed among
Themselves that they viii XIII any
who oppose their illegal practice.
according TO the deputy rheriffv
Judge johnson gave Instructions
] when he issued the wholesale war
rants that every dwelling and out
house In m. uelghborhOod ~ Mil
| Greek be- searched and all lars"
/ firearms taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Seaplane With
Six Passengers
Reported Missing

KEY WEST Fla, April 25-
(By Tho Associated Press - tn"
commercial seaplanc. Snnia Maria,
which lsft here Monday al 10 a.
m for Nnssau with sN persons
aboard including n woman. has not
arrived at it, destination and naval
sraplanes OF the Atlantic squadron
left here early today to search t"r
H.
ON the board the plane were
Pilots Musick and ltichhrd-"n'
Mechanic Ruderlck. nr. Eugene
Lave. pharmcist Leslie curry and
woman passenger from Havana
whose name has not been lrnrn"d'
pr. Lowe and pharmacist Curtl
were en- route 90 attend 'uk'
schiller. s.aplanc pilot VINO wa.
mohbed and seriously injured al
Nassau last week when u iH be
iieVrd. he was mistaken Tor pro-
hihitinn officer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Levi Memorial
Hospital Association
Elects Officers

EL rASD, Texas April 25. Tho
Leo y Levi Memorial hospital as-
ISOLATION ~ Hot Srrnr ARA
meeting here hs In adjunct of
h'Na fRrh's seventh district au-
nuHl convention TODAY elected Emil
NathHu ST. Louis No. president
Dam puu.pi LATHE Rock. Ark.. ,Irr
prrsid"ntl Rabbi A H Rhine. Hor
springs. ARK. secretary. and Gus
strauss Hot Springs treasurer.
Rabbi Rhine received "a telegram
from Representative chester "
Taylor Ark. from Washington.
saying fhht the house had passed
a hili tu donate lu thy hospital "a
niece OF land 80 hy ls0 feet on
which the association will con
siruct another clinic and "a uurses
home. Tho government public
health service works Boz CONJUNCTION
with the hospital
Icon J Lewis secretary % she
anti -drfrmntUu leHuuv head
quarters 1t Chicago ives the main
speaker at the D. ~. ~. u. q seH-
sluur TODAY te went INTO detail
ua fu the means used hy the league
tu help create n healthy public
opinion regarding the Jew ana o.
combat inslduuus nnti-sU mitisIn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
IRISH GENERAL IS
SLAIN BY GROUP
OF ARMED MEN
Adamson Shot Down
After He Is Ordered
To Hold Up Hands

DUBLIN April 20 tHy the
Associated prcssl hrigndi.r Gen
crni Adamson. commanding fhU
Athlont brigade ~ the regular To-.
lsh republican army was shot dead
today near the headquarters of the
independent republican forces in
Afhlune
An official communiuuo from tho
headquarters of the regular hrmy
IN BegEnrs Bush barracks, this
city said
nrEadisr General AdRmsnn ~
the Athlonc brigade was shot orni
In the streets ~ Athlons 1hH
general was return.nE Co the bar
racks near the hotel whore the
mutinous troops have their head
auartcrs Hc was suddenly cun-
fronted by q rroup OF armed men
who ordered him 10 throw up he
hand
The roneral being alone. COM
piled and while his arms were
raised the nssailants deliberately
fired into him. SeVerni of the
mutlnecrs officers were arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
3 MORA COUNTY
Commissioners TO
RETAIN OFFICES
Charges of Misconduct
Are Dismissed by
Judge
tSpc.inI 90 The ncrnlD

EAST LAS VEGAS. y NJ, Aprii
gb.-Judge Edward Mechem at
Mora this morning dismissed the
charges against the three Mora
county commissioners who had
been accused by District Attorney
Luis = ArmlJo of Incompetence
aud misconduct In office.
The specific charge wns that the
commissioners had authorized pay
ment OF bills that mad not been
sworn TO. 4 comparatively new
state law was cited To show thai
In road matters spch Vsrification
" not necessary.
Tho commissioners whose re-
removal had been sought Will con
tiuuc In office
~ 4 Davis OF santa Fe repre-
scnted the commissioners and
District Attorney l. = Armi1o and
O. q. Askren appeared tor the
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
i. s. Works
On Plan tOEnd
Coal Strike
Proposal for Perman-
ent Solution of Basic
Problems

Washington. April 80 The gov
eminent H. workias on q pian look
inE Co ending OF Ga" coal strike
which Do viii submit soon Co both
operators ard union leaders it was
said today az tho white house. DE.
tails 90 the plan We're NOT dis-
closed but BE- was said that .t does
not include federal supervision of
20. coal industry
The plan which I- now rsceiylug
th. attention OF President Hard
iur and bias advisers wa- said tu
contemplate O. permanent solution
10 puszibIr Of the basic problems
Hf tho industry Presentation OF
the plan. DO was Indicated would
Us made when favorable up-
unrtunity presents itself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Life On A Farm DroUe
Ford Into Making Autos
He Says In OWn Story

NEW YORK, April 25.- tIiy
the Associated Prcs-J Life on a
farm drove Henry Ford mao max
ing automobiles
Mr. Ford says - himself IN an
article which he calls My LIE
and work written hy himself. in
Met luTv magazine for May,
with the collaboration uf Samuel
Crowthrr, author and editor.
Aud Mr.. Ford still icols the
sam~ way about farming Not
that he has anything against tar
morS. he points out. but there IL
too much hard hand labor on
FIRMS because he was horn on
a farm and knew without ques-
uon just what farming means Mr.
Ford invented an automobile with
which he hoped. first. to tighten
the farmer task and. second. 10
aid people without lot of money
In their search Tor enjoyment and
business relief
That, IN a nutshell. is what Mr..
Ford article gives aS the reason
Tor the Ford cur incidentally
t b. the reason tor his Interest ln
farm tractors and tor IT, uf
other thlnE- which have happened
iu Detroit recently
The automobile. however, barely
escaped being "a watch Mr. Ford
mad u desire tu do fine mechanical
work ana his ideus naturally turned
tu watches. hc says A. one pc
Rod uf those early days D.. had
500 watches and knew what made
~" wheels go around In every one
uf thom. o. WIS then ht Thought
OF the possibility of making a
watch for 80 cents In fact. he
says he almost started in ths bus
mess but refralned when hc fig-
ured out that watches were not a
necessity and so would not be- sold
just how reached that sur
pr'siHE conclusion ls difficult 90
state. now be- observes
How Ford Car Was Lirn.
iiuf % combination Of the farm
ana the watch. and tho sight when
h" was only ~ OF road engine
wus too much for anything pishiau
.l Mr. Iord future It, started
90 consider tho possibility uf
machine nni after CHANGING az
that engine. studying li Watching
changes reading and thinking
Mr. Ford hfanched out into the
uutcmotlte Industry.
~ crai--, -uys Mr Ford. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Burns Hand of
Boy Who Took
Cents From Bottle

poRTiAND. ore. April Is
Ralph icttefer ~ under arrest to
day on a technical charge of AZ
saub and battery preferred ~
Mrs y. ". sv'Pnton. Oregon hui
name officer. who alleged Petite.
Ter had punished his nine.ycar- old
son for taking five cents from n
milk bottle by holding The child :
hand over n gas iet until the flesh
was scared She alleged 'ie tisen
cut away the burned flesh and
tied IN the hand. Ban was fixed
at 800
Deputy Humane officer Ross n
Churchill who served the war
rant. said Pettefer told him his
father did the snrfe thing 90 me
when I wns hoy. II maoe a
good boy out OF me.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Surgeons Retail
A Pet Rat for
A Crying Boy

SAN FHANCISCp. April % b-H
Jsrbo. pet rat belonging to l3-
y,ar-old Donald Myau has a tail
today that is virtually as good as
new. thanks TO u Hu .rcun at IN"
emergency hospital
Late ycstcrdhy Donald came to
the hospital when the stun was
i.usv and pleaded tehrfully that
his Egyptian jumping rat he given
treatment. The tears finally won
The boys version h. 4 haf
my rat at a pet show A cat
siEzed at him while was holding
the tip Of hts tail. lie jumped
80 hard the skin peeled eff
The skin was sewcd back on.
according to a report from the
hospital The record reads.
"One ~at rc-t6llcd.'