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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
COC-tSE COUNTY DEMOCRATS
 WILL SELECT 2 DELEGATES
 TO ATTEND STATE MEETING

u-mo.-a- -ar.sl ,a 4,--- tt n. n-.un4 .r a.-.-- n.as r-a .a. .ns -.r-- '-~s,r-,., m---a-, ,o Pr h-H .,..uvury Hr .--rg pre.ao, ra- .1aa;y ~. May and iusr:ae,-a C...rmau E NJ HeddnN r1 send o.' aa.l, t' every comn.lr,-rnsa r--ara.u- -l,h meet iuc- ard the procedr,- to b- had. Th.-- meetings Will eject delegates jo t.. coln'y conference held May and tu- county conirr-n will -e. lacj - delegates "a the state confer. "uce which will be held in Tucson May T. T. is the desire of the com mjttre that such representation shall be the choice oi Jh- Democratic cleo torat~ of tn" county and that no out. -.GeTs shall influence the selection To this end every precinc; commit teeman Is being instructed to obtain a ful! expression uf the Democrats in his particular precinct and to send a full quota of delegates 10 the coun. U conference.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
WAY DIDN'T YOU FINISH ME AS YOU DID NY WIFE" JOHN
 SON SAYS HE TOLD SLAYER

TUCSON April l3- Why didn [ yoa finish me like you did my wife, you s,oundrel was the accusation of Peter Johnson made face to face a i;.. William < Estaver. at Stoval, Arizuua on the daA fv.iawins the al. legged murder of Ms Anna (. Joha- son by E>,JNar. according ;o the testimony 9, the D-nyr~ contractor yesterday morning
 Occupy!ng the witness stand through most of the morning Johnson >lated in detail th- acquain- tanc, formed with EstaYer in Tue son. the trip to Ajo. th- departure supposedly toward sentinel! the shots alleged ,o have been fired by Estaver at himself and his vie. and other events following th. death 0, Mrs Johnson
 A.ourd,ae ,u th" testimony @: John. son n.,Ded.a,,iy ru the aGriva! in ,. Dodge car from Denver. himself and A.r, Johnson drove 70 a service sta ,tou opposite ,h~ pod-- agency lo ,aly where hr lrft his ~i'~ seated i, ,h- ,ar for d low minutes When Ee returned according ta Johnson h. 'ound E>,syer talking t3 Mir, Johnson in ,ho gar
 Es,ayer j, was au-g-G immediate x r:orosed tho, rh" Iolusou~ talk, h.m westward ,a Alo n their rar since his own ,ar wa~ broken down near that point ana local service man desired to Aar.- him $75 foi th" rrp To this ,hD Jolnson- agree, lat~r al their hotel when Es;ayer yon>eu,4d to pas rh- ,ns, z. -h.ppin- one @: ther trunks Jn lbs Anae,e. and did >p-
 WH.. ,ae party arrived n Al. Johnson stated. Estaver. whose nam, h. had .srlrr believed u be Burso master arsed tha; they proceed |, Seuuue. and said hi- wi;r wa, stay ne there and that better a,, ,mmnda .I"a- would h- found
 Late iu th- evening va"u;h- part, appeared ro b~ aa,au,ine very slow , iy Johnson testified 'ha, he ana hu wao expressed ~lrpr.~" a, not reach ing ,A~ destination. vhe-eap,a E>,A y,r fired several shots taking efiec f.i4.I a h.> w.;-- body and sl>. voual.ue a.m E-tlye- l- alleged | ha,~ immediately i~:t 'ha c.~ whil Johnson d-av. n ;n S,u,ai
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
O-TINERS CATER TO RENEW MEMORIES
 OF SYE-CCNS DAYS

rtiuENlN. April T. H.nIred- Yf pioneers their oyrs b-lsh, and their steps buoyant despite the years which had passed over them since the :s: away days oi their entry into AT. zona. gathered at he offices O: Tn. Republican yesterday morning in the opening of their annual pioneers re union. and then throughout the day devoted themselves to the making Ieai again the stirring hours and memories grave or gay. oi th- year, that have gone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
NET iNOEeTEoNEss OF
 H. g. ROWLAND REDUCED
 NEARLY MILLION DOLLARS

TUCSON. April I1-Reduction of nearly one million dollars in the net indebtedness of Henry E. Hovlsnd 10 the mining partnership Of Hovland and Smith. as found in report filed several months ago by Edwin F. Jones. master in chancery was or dered in d decree handed down i.l the United States district court yes terday by Judge Maurice T Doo!ing
 According to the decree. H0vlanG' $ indebtedness to the partnership as O: April f2. 1922, is found to he Slf5.' 77soI, Instead or s1.072.214sz, as re ported by the master as Of November 1, 1921
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
MANY EXHIBITS ARE PLAN
 NED AT GOOD ROAD SHOW

Tie Warren District wil. h- well r.ps-~~a,-a d, conventions in rhoe- nix Ars si-. ,. n" latea states Goad Ra.t- .--n,a;5oa aaI The haaaasa >.toaa f.-a"as a-saaa c. .u Nn de.--at~~ ar uu.u,.. .. ra. ,H...n,- q; ,,mu-. z .r ng r-a a,r.u ,a- o.- d meetings Fred Sa,,.r F IL ila..E J K H.,...n-- p- x r Hled.. k c H.Gr,-a. Ge.~-a F W.na~, T. p N,gara c-.--- JaE f v.D aa- q T. >asm~ Ar,a No-mau H u tna.--. " G-aa l IoAr Woaa
 Severn. .,A,r na:I.- may D. added ty ,a.- a-; according 10 Walter rho mas. -ecr~ta- oi hr 'aamh- [ commerce
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
PLENTY OF GRASS FOR CAT TIE IN ALL FOREST RE
 SERVES IN THIS DISTRICT

TUCSON April I2 That grazing conditions in the Coronado forest ar. for the most part exceptionally good was the statement made yesterday by r. II Roberts. grazing inspector of th- district office uf the United States forest service. who has just completed five weeks investigation Oi the national forests under The iur isdiction of the local office oi the nited States forest service
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
TAG DAY SALE SUCCE SS.

The Tag Day Sale Tor the NOlun- teers Of America held here Satur- day. took in Sj2.j4 The youngsters were very enthusiastic workers and saw that not a person walked the street without d blue star The priz- es were won by the following Is:. Mamie Scott 2nd. Hazel Wilcox: 2rd Henry Johnson 4th. Stanley Campbell. 9th Odelle Elliott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
URGES ARIZONA TO
 USE BIG MEANS TO
 AID RIVER PROJECT

PHOENIX April Il The Arl ,n4. Am"ri,,a National plan Tor a,.rlop nt~n. b; th- Coloralo -..-r ou -,.!. ,u mm~n~p ,o 2isan'.r n it~ ta.
 c.al outlay as 70 arouse inter j.. -'.rr section o, ,h" nation Wa- rp- eG b, George II MaAw-. m aa -l. dress before Ioo sa!, River a,iyy realtors and business men ar ,l- Hotel Adams yes,rday aft-ruun,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
CUSTOMS MEN SEIZE
 TEQUiUA SHIPMENT

PHOENIX April II What is de scribed by Michael F. Cassidy. state prohibition director. as the beginning of the end of the operations of per haps the most important and trouble some bootlegger in Arizona happened yesterday morning al Noeales. when custom officials seized touring ear carrying l62 quarts of tequila The driver escaped
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
OPENING OF MINES GIVES HAYDEN FINE
 BUSINESS OUTLOOK

HAYDEN. April H. Industrial conditions are looking nuch brighter the last year and half The Ray mines reopened April 9th
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
RESUME OF MINING
 ACTIVITIES FoR ThE WEEK

Mining situation With the re sumption '. operations by the Ray Consolidated Copper ,ompan, during 'he ras; week practically all of the iarser coppr. i..H.'',ooro are now ac- tive Tho ShattcuA Arizona at H5s bee and the Phelps podec branches at Clifton and Moreno, remaining idle The starting rt operation, a, the lacking rrop.r;i-> nc.gdiue the Ray Con and Chino 4- wri, J- Utah and Nevada Consolidated are fur ther indication oc rh, stability of the copper ma-h., snd area rapid m prorcmeri ,hc -,ouom condition oi the southwest
 Ajo In the rpatou ol Gordon R Campbell pres dent d; the N.e Cor nelia th" >irpa> copper Stock ot the romran> vhl.h .bout our year aso amounted tr p~-.ti,al,y or" wears output Q; ,he plant v.i D, disposed O, within the r.N, >lu, %. ninety days m. H.psry .- uou shipping a, the rate %; II ,ar~ . w~,a
 santa E,a N.a.a4 opria,ou- on sma!! ~,sle n, -,, under .,> n the Chu. amp abou, NrrH io d  uni, oi the m#l a, Hurley besu- put into oi-r.,ioa s, ,,- same 'im, uu- der ,h. ar.,,..u ., G-u-sa Manager John l Saus Noa, -oo m-u are heiug ,ulty,.a |, m, company which has nad an .1mdan,- Q; d bor al hand TOT ,h~ work
 Ei,be, mr- annual -vn.- ot rhe Caium,, & l 1oaa lrnm- mraa, for 1921 >aaa,a a d-np., d, ,ho clos~ oe the y,-r .a. is first ,.a- iu the history .. ,H. company rAo no, d. nc:, h.r- >aa >-> >l The y-ars rro- ductoa , t- B>b-- mines waS I7e2e7--- aia> uya, 90 rer .-u, @, warln- planned By ,h~ -~9'as pa, isr.-.mau. found are
 :, p4. r.. a.u m.a moG-sn plant @, l- >rs, a~ Powder company which o.~ -,.n;l inspected hy a large namh.- Arizona mn.u- men is no" raa .as operation The plant, wat. ,a- tir~- one of is kind in tae state complete n every respec, ,or ,h- mauuta,,ure d, -zplo- sives on a large -.alr
 Clifton TA- S,srso Nu,- In, has completed s-raneemeu'- ias ,le oon-'ru.l.aa a Ioo.toa cou,-utra, ing plant The .ontrac, ha, been l-, to the Genera, Engineering company Of salr ..aa Cry who win begin the work som. - ra- moara The star-a -- cold pr.r.r. na.,h aa- -lauH a-.a.rr ra.-~ ul ore
 Jerome aa,.,a .. E.h-r, r. ---G past -.s year, a--i-'. ant -ea-... rag g-~ o, -h- tinted y,sa. o.nlns ,r ,A- position os =enera. a.-. ---. -ar.--au- Charles V Clark. -uty auaoarced N~ Tah n has t~-a arh the United l.- . ra~ rs-, l5 gea-. i- or- Q. .4- aos. p,p'a- m.utas rA- ecst.y.-
 Sllser ca Details are sad to aay~ been finally completed hy ,h. Hec!a D.,iGe Hiniu4 .omrany for the commea-nrnt %: work on the proposed Iinos Alto. taun~l project This project i, for it, purpose the driving oI ;laueI over mile long. through the Pinos Alto, range. tap ping deposit. oi gold. silver. zine and lead
 Superior with stockholders meeting scheduled for May l. interest in the activities of the Grang Pacific oppe- company. winch has been dor manc for some time. k renewed i, is said that syndicat" Is arranging for the consolidation ot a large acreage ir the Pioneer district Louis | Reh!aSs Vi Superior is consulting enginee~
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
Honorable Carl Hayden.
 House ut Representatives

House ot Representatives
 Washington n C.
 n-ar Colleague
 Agreeable to our conversation this morning. have read the letter oi Mr Charles R Reiniger. president ot the Association of the Arizona Mn ing Men together with attached new paper c!ippiue relating 70 ,ur;her suspension of assessment work op miuug claims a> rroro~ed br t4- sran;!eld rceo!u,.on and brs 10 al yi~- ao follows
 iu my opinion congress wi.I not enact further legislation suspeu4!ng asS~s~ment work an mining claims m" committee ou mines and mining Wa, led @ believe l,y tl. friends oi suspension legislation. 8, the time we passed tho ast suspension hi.l ina, tha, vas tho end O: ,l,h legisla. rou Wr had good reason to believe that ig ohaag:na the time in which tn 5' aurual a--~~suea, work from ,A. calendar s-ar 70 th" t.srl. year su,h .Haa-" aou.a nee: th. aprroya, b; majority u, those interested tr ..,r ..-:.:..--.. ht>.n.~- Nov ,ha, wc haze done that majority or Inc ,amml;t4" on m.ua- and mining !, o' inc opno. w. have son. ia- ~nouel and a- had better lr, n" matter rest just where Il Il,
 While ao uot tau" ,n. attitude ot -h senate VI -nsl. b.. surprised II ,a- ~.aa,~ pa,-,~ n" S,an:.-!a re,o hutton ir.I certain ,h" house vH ro, do il
 Arpr-oa,ag soar n,-r.-. a n. ma,t-- and ,h4nhiu= you an.
 l.-g p-,tiully ,S.s,-l N F RHODES
 Chairman
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
:, soc 900 NOW
 AVAILABLE FOR
 ARlz sTOCKWEN

rHOENIN Aprl IF When tho var ;-4a.- hN an "m~--,n,s measure .atr"dr,-G a ra- -.uat, by senator James S,9,, o, Navajo ,oanrg ss Sea-;- Eal No 5o became effective ua Monday with ;ar ,.=a.n- ot the bu. aa. Tlama, F. Campbell lo4a~ u Arizona cattle -.a she-p mrr hy t4- war finance ,oIara,.o1 aroaa,.n- u approN.a.a,-.y sl.5oo. ouo v.t,a have been held ti. await. ra@ ,a. passage ot ,a- m~4--r. wta D. .~.-as-a at ya,-
 This aanoun,~m-a, va- made --- r-raas by Charles N Fariiel4 state auditor prior '. a.- d~partar- for Iu, Au-vlr- where r. waI hold d ..a.or.nor today vta bt-lona. >~-- ;r,asy kaaN q: ,A- ~ar finance cor rur.'..- W.,h < u-~ q obtaining if possible. -aatoaa. loans Tor ,ar ,a,- ,t~ aa. -a..p growers a, th~ -.a,e .mu.,.a- ~ $--nsa st"uouo
 u. aa,-s.a,- e.. .. ..'-aa- as W Beach r--,.-a a sa' G.- Nu bank q: G.-a F < sa gamarn .-~ a,. a a. -'4.e .at p.--H. u. t B a.. sly. -a.n. u. 'a- y... ana rH.-n.N. sA, a..omaa "a .ls ran H-l ,, La, Angeles
 aeee More FavoraD.e Terms
 Ta- .al.rm.t.an o.uD-ra.au -a. r-l-a,.n- o. ,a. pending loans 70 >-.z,aa -.o,k growers MAS contained n telegram from l- Eoa,h To Nr Fairfield --,erd4s Nr Beach has been .u Los Ans.le- Tor several .ayS n daily conference w.,a Ss,re. tIrv Kuoz and various heads oc Los Angeles banks concerning tA- loans. Mr Beach in his message. requested Nr Fairfield to send d certified copy 1i senate Bill No G. to th- assistant general counsel oi th- war finance corporation at Washington. D C. The copy was sent yesterday by Mr Fair Held
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16

kingman-Orion Mining & Milling Co. financing property for resumption of work
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
HOUSE PASSES
 APPROPRIATION
 BILL TO SENATE

rHoEN!N April II Without q dissenting vote the house this after noon passed the general appropria tinu bill and sent il 10 the senate ra@ senate on receiving the measure suspended the rules and moved the measure on to the fiuanc. committee flor the purpose Q. formulating amend .arais tp make it conform with the .nano.al code These amendments. :, .s understood. will be ready ,omor row morning
 That final atjournmen; may take pIJc" Thursday was regarded today as not unlikely Little business re. nam, in either house The senate has only thrre house bill on which ac. ton will be required and the house has on., a few senate bill. other repeating measures can promptly be disposed ut hy motions Co postpone indefinitely as ,heif contents are GOV. cred ia the financial code Although ike s",ond appropriation for salaries oi m-mb"r- and attaches expired last eht i; .- hoped that an early Jd. iournmru, wi!i mak- another t-,d h'' unne,~s-ary
 iiou," b.ii 7e .:me4 at H. Ku KluN klan died today when the auusa voted ta postpone i, indefinitely
 h..~ passed by ,h- house ,oday n addition [, the sra--ai apa-aururou measure were
 Senate kHs Stage Tax
 senate E.u ,. althoriz.A- -.loo. trustees ID ,t'tr- ta contract forra, .n- streets .a vnira sra9o. au. abuts
 senate bal e- pr, n- .ur ,a. registration win th- ,aN comm sion o' al bonded .aa-h.-aae-, a,,uI.ug stat. ,,au'y. municipal -,asl an. lrri-a,ian district bonds
 Tn. -.,.-. i.- a.. morun- sN.., .n- s-r,a. a. ,hy general arprop-4 ;.,n b.i. defeated ,aa m-asare, ,h., .a,.ruona aaa a. ,A.u nul ra "a, ,,a-~ .,n-- -A ,o,. w.. s.1 t seven and Senator G.ol~u change, h., yot" -n a- ,o move reepns.d-r4 t.on Tar other was Senator Sims bul to make possible ,h- application ol funds advanced ,o ,ountie, iron ,h~ general t.nl toward ,,us,ra,-.a, u. certain h-hw.y,
 Senator .,.a-s wa- back D his ga -c,r- aa illness o. -es--a. aar- S"a a,,r Edas wa, 4, Taosaa "a, w, n--- ta ,A~ Estavar murder rM
 car,~ao- Campbell notified U aua. q. a.- anpr5.l a -a3 .ou~, a.- ia am~aI.a- h. county a=au4l
 mm--nu a,t va.h AZ. u--.
 ea u.at. a,a Th. -oy ra.~ 4=a -nf- .a-' nI -a '- aaLa--- ,.# -,..r a- aa- ta.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
WILL NOT EXTEND
 LIMIT FOR DOING
 ASSESSMENT WORK

That tu,r" wi!l be no further ex tension Of time for doing mine as sessmrnt work is now certain. ac- cordins to letter written to Hon. Carl Hayden by N F., Rhodes. chair man ot the committee on mines and mining in the lower hcu>r of con. ercs,
 March p- Igs1
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16

Superior With stockholders meeting scheduled for May l. interest in the activities of the Grang Pacific oppe- company. winch has been dor. man for some time k renewed It IS said that d syndicate Is arranging for the consolidation ot d large acreage ir thc Pioneer district. Louis | Reh!ass Di Superior is consulting enginee-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22
A CAPRICE OF CURIOSITY
BY j. A. WALDRON
Illustration by Lawrence Fellows.

said, Il am a neighbor. I am Mrs.
Christopher Barroush. / reside on
the Avenue, opposite your school.
Our grounds adjoin in the rear
Interesting detail, madam, but
what has it to do with us?"
1T has something TO do, as
sure you. | am amazed at the
character of some of the young
women in your institution
'Ah!' Marilla had taken up the
pajama coat and was scanning its
collar. Have you son, madam,
named Hugh Barrough ?"
"Yes."
Then perhaps you would be
amazed at his character. This gar
ment, which seems to belong to
him, was found in one of our dor
mitories, with these" she held up
box of cigarettes.
Il recognize the articles. They
are my sons. Two Of your stu
dents-they must be bold creatures
were seen descending from the
window of my sons room by a
wstaria vine near midnight. These
things explain their interesting eX-
cursion"
But your son might explain the
matter"
His room is unoccupied. He
has been abroad for Il year"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22
$4,000 CATTLE:
MAY BE MOVED
FROM 0TER0 CO.
A Good Many RaiSers, How
ever, viii Take Their
Chances on Wintering
the Animals in the State.

Portales, n. M, Oct, 2f.--ln ac-
cordance with the radical steps be-
ing taken for the relief of the
stockmen of the southwest about
5000 thousand head of cattle
may be moved from Otero county.
All cattle that it is possible TO
take will be taken just as soon as
cars are available. The South
western railroad has been max
ing frantic endeavors to get all
stock cars possible to move the
cattle along its lines from Carrizo-
20 to Hachita.
A. number Of the local stockmen
will sell their cattle at about TWEEN
ty dollars round rather than take
chances of shipping to Mexico, be-
Iieving that in the end they may
be better off to make a sacrifice
now.
A. A. McNatt just returned from
a two weeks trip to Mexico where
he went to investigate the range
and other conditions in Mexico.
The McNatt brothers will probably
sell all their cattle rather than ship
TO Mexico.
There are any number of buy
ors who are offering to buy if they
can get cattle in sufficient num-
bers.
The First State bank has several
cattle deals pending whereby buy
ers will take the cattle of local
stockmen and ship them to other
pastures.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22
MAN Is HELD AFTER
TELLING POLICE OF
PLOT TO KILL WlRTH

Berlin, Oct. 21.--This was the
day set for the assassination Of
Chancellor Wirth, but he was still
living and happy tonight, and d
young man, said by the police to
have informed them of the plot
remained imprisoned at Hagen, in
the province of Westphalia
According to the information
which the police said he gave them
voluntarily, the murder was -
have been carried out in the same
manner as the assassination OF the
late Foreign Minister RathenauL
The youth was publicly reported
to have said that an organization
sworn to bring about the assassi-
nation Of the chancellor hired him
to do 1t and that he accepted the
engagement, but from the begin
ming never intended to keep his
word.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22
OIL LIGHT BEATS
ELECTRIC OR GAS
BURNS s496 AIR

A new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, white
light, even better than gas or
electricity, has been tested by the
U. S. Government and So leading
universities and found to be SUI
perior to 10 ordinary oil lamps.
1t burns without odor, smoke or
noise-no pumping up, is simple,
clean, safe. Burns "a per cent
air and per cent common kero-
sene (coal-oiD.
The inventor. II. M. Johnson,
600 w. Lake ST., Chicago. ILL.,. is
offering to send lamp on 10
days FREE trial, or even to give
one FREE to the first user in
each locality who will help him
introduce it. Write him today
for full particulars. Also ask him
to explain how you can get the
agency. and without experience
or money make $3.50 to $500 per
month. ADV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22
FALL TERM OF COURT
AT DEFINING IS OVER

Deming, N. NJ, oct. 2l--The
fall term OF the district court for
Luna county lasted two days, Mon
day and Tuesday.
Judge Ryan came down from
Silver City Monday and opened the
term. Few cases appeared on the
docket and no jury was drawn,
George Martin, who n couple of
weeks ago had an alteration with
a Mexican at the MCCnn farm and
used breast yoke in settling it.
was arraigned on the charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon. He
pleaded guilty to simple assault
and was sentenced to thirty days
In Jail and costs of suit,
Ramon Padilla. who was accus-
ed Of assault with a deadly wcap-
on during u difference of opinion
between himself and friend when
he was accused of welding a pock-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22

ct knife more or less effectively,
waived Indictment before the
grand jury, pleaded mot guilty"
and his trial will be set for Il later
date,
Daniel Everto also waive in
dictment before the grand jury and
pleaded mot guilty" His trial
will also be set for later date
Everts is accused Of stealing near
ly everything illustrated in a mail
order catalogue and at tho time of
his arrest the sheriff's office look
ed like well stocked second hand
store.
Several civil cases were disposed
of and one new citizen, Henrique2
Quetuns, received his naturaliza-
ton papers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22
Woman Surprises Her
Friends

after a spell of typhoid fever
Z years ago | began to suffer from
indigestion and gas in my stomach
aud collie attacks This gradually
became so bad that my doctor adj
vised an operation for gall stones.
A friend advised me to try Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy which | did
with splendid results. My friends
we're astonished at my raplG iul-
provement. | have no more bl0at-
ing and can eat anything / wish"
1t removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract, and all
lays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, In
GLIDING appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded
at Briggs pharmacy and druggists
everyWhere.-Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22

Because of her work among
Norwegians in this country. DR..
Ingerborg Rasmussen, physician
in Chicago. H.. has been awarded
King Haakon's gold medal of
merit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22

Women factory and laundry
workers in Kansas won a signal
victory when the court upheld the
Industrial courts minimum wage
law for women workers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22

Fashionable Partisan women
now have eyelashes of silk sewed
on so as to keep up with the latest
fad among the women of the
French capital.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22

Eighty-five per cent or the
money in circulation passes
through the hands of women.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-22

A bag of hot salt, applied to tn' fare. ia excellent for toothache.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-22

CT speaking with Mussolini for over an hour the other night, were evenly divided as'to whether this Napoleonic attitude of the fascist leader was na- tural, or merely pose.
 Mussolini snapped back his answers in short incisive sentences. Many times his right hand wandered into his waistcoat across his chest, and with his clean shaven face of somewhat sallow hue and short but stocky sta ture, he presented picture not un- like that of the first Napoleon after he placed himself upon the throne of France.
 Passing through the lobby of the hotel on his way to the ministry of the interior after the interview Mus solini caught sight of Deputy Lan- franconi awaiting him. Lanfranconi is the possessor of short, black beard and Mussolini playfully reached up and pulled at the whiskers for few seconds, just as Napoleon used to do with his old grenadiers.
 Fascist soldiers have sort of adoration for their leaders, and this resemblance to Napoleon seems to make a great impression on them.