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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
MONUMENTS TO
MARK CALIFORNIA
BATTLE SITES
Historical Society to
Erect Posts on Scenes
OF I647 Conflicts.

Los ANGELES. March 90 Tho
historic though naf very bloody
battles which preceded the clp-
turc of Los Angeles hy American
forces undtr command of com
mudoro Stockton and General
kcarnry ip tNi7 are to have their
niche In Southern CALIFORNIA; his
tory assured by the erection ct
monuments marking tho sites
where the cngnsVncn'J were
fought according Go plans uu-
nouuccd hy the Historical ,ciry
Of Southern California
Spots for the monuments were
selected iy The suclcty. fullowIug
report hy pcrclyHl j tnuHrN.
author. ana Charles u prut-
hommc descendant of O. pioutvr
California family, who made an ln-
vcstigutiuu concerning the lpca'iuu
uf tho battle grouudr.
Tho urt of tho battles which
Will ho commcmurafsd W the
m~numnnts wu- thn battle of Snu
Gabriel which occurred near
Montobrllo on Jan 2. 1897. This
dnlr wns the anniversary of tho
battle Of New orleans. and Com
mudorc stockton ~ inf med his
men. The battle of san Gabriel
q. snld to De the only engagement
recorded in American history iu
which O. general Of the army
served under % comodorr of ,hc
navy About zoo American infnu-
trrmcn, drawn up IN a hollow
spuHft stood uff three Charge
with artillery The Amerlcnus
Were said 90 hHve lost three mon
killed Tho other casualties wore
listed a. about d0zeu bruised. D.
Following the battle of San Ga
Lr.cl the Americans continued
their advance until they rtnchol
! Huntington pnrlt, about three miles
from tho present city limits uf tNH
| city of los Angciss H'rc the hHi-
| ne uf the Mss1 was fought Tn"
Americans were ar1tu ahrd uul
.glln charged the cavalry rhI-
time uo Americans were tlilDL H.-
though % larger number wa-
bruised
Following this on cement Tive
Americans ,riumphnntly entered
/ i.os Angeles hy way uf the district
now known us Hoyl, Hsirhfa. l"-
uod 300 lhn northraH. .gu F"piuNn
~ rho prD,cut city
4 number of cannon Sails cn'
uloyoh b9 thp native California
] Irpop- lu their cturts GO halt th
advance of the furco- under com
modury stockton Hnd GDn'tu
/ N,nruy are now in the poHF' Goo
Irf the historical society They tt'
| said GO have been made from 'u
uer stills. us the natives had u'
method for castin iron balls
The exact spots whore the bat
tcs were fought were located nF
number 0t old native cnliiurni n7
who ronmod the country here
ahouts iu thuir younger days
The campaign which ended %
tho conquest Of isos Angeles
followed tho oullapcs uf the Be.
/ Flae Republic" established th.
year before hy General Fremont
land occurred two years bctor" tn'
rush 90 California ot the TORY
minors"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
3 Men Wounded
In Philadelphia in
Fight with Robbers

pHItApEIpHuA Mar 90 NH
-r1uioYe of % poFafnc, garas
mrht wutchWau ana an uilU
rohbrr wer, wounded seriously ..
dav In tnre' pistol fights with tlr.
rolbsrs ir West Philadelphia
TIo shoutluEs occurred uffrr M
rohhgra Wrro surprised trYin |
forpe 600 entrance to tho rHriUr. .'
- Francis De- Sales Catholic DN#..I
hy Gturrc sloan. private v...
man \ hnil OF huiiotH W.
;oosc on tho watchmun who
wounded
Tho rnhbor. took refuge nrHT .
uustuffirp garage whore fuuf
age employees engaged thcm T..
rohh sr escaped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
IT'S AtBUQUERQUE'S WELFARE
NOT PERSONAL WARFARE
THAT'S AT STAKE

,oNs'nliNG NJ candidate, hioo lou 20 thc oans iy
election and rlnttd
tore 'o" Keep hi- one main a'l constantly t mind
IT, Aihuquuquc~ s O.
Tho personal
ID
and -eA PROMOTE h uf him huf t
value The o
The priud,s- foster and Tan iuu dius
work bCpeii
harm io the ch9 % wtuht
Ntnt Albuquerque
f OF .tla
ha had hand. 'unneii Mclaughlin Kafnohls
We have
haude
ihnghIin
Judgment imiei-
be- fa 81 tic At cfio a
a.
aniscal
Kecp and support
relied tp II
Ton properly, prosperity and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Many Womcn Candidate

DIES MptNEs. la Marcn 3d.
4 score of -mali towus iu Iowa
huVc women cuudi0utc- fur
mayor and Boo arycrl Dn-es ou-
Car" Tickets Of women Wom-
en- have td,od tbo issues IN
sosUrll cities
Iu Newmarket the cam-
ppipu i-Hut ls 'shFl We have
puot ruoms2 Women az Amos
huto raised ths question Of
sunday movies and at LouuN
uf HNpu.n Cambridge wpm-
.u have au independent party
with candidate 49, Charles.
slhua and rullmus have
tickets entirely OF wumru and
boo Iowa Fails Adhir aud othcr
cities There 1rD women uu F1mo
tickets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Man Who Tried to
Kill Clemenceau
Running for Office

PARIS. March % -Emlo Coi-
tin. who attempted to assassinuto
former Premier Clcmonceau 80
1873. for which he stin D. in
prison and N Gnldsky IN prison
for hiH connection with the Bonnet
Rouge espionage ease, were
launched today as candidate in
tho Paris municipal election
which is 20 be hold tomorrow
Against these two are the COM
munist Andre Marty ana NJ. ia
dina who were elected 20 the
council last year while scrNinH
tcrm,l for their participation in
tho Elpck Sea mutiuy Their cl'c
ton was nnnuiled hy the council
~ state. which decided they had
lost their ciyl riphis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
7 WO WON { N
D | { F R D NJ
EXPOSURE; TWO
LEAP | n SEA
Pilot Of Craft Tells of
Experiences OFF the
Florida Coast

I MIAMI Fll MARCH 90 Two
of Che women passengers 60 the
. living boat Miss Miami which len
I.Ip "Wednesday Cor Tho Island
uf Mmr. and was forced down
'u tH. open sDa HE hruNuu pros
uUNDr. died off .Nuuturn uud two
other uH .NErU-. DufHi hy eN-
goo. urD. IuurUI overheard iatu the
.,H. uc."rI.uu Iu th' story told
|ly H0hDr Moore. pilot of ne
|rrnt. tn W,mNrr- of the Grew ~
/ thc toHmrs william Green. which
rescued um Nst ulgu from the
wrecked bulk of tno bout
The Nfh passenger. "a man
wuu.U rlmr. lH wrl us those ut
Ithe urHut Moore could nOt give,
I |supu.H quietly into the toa early
I Ii,.rrduN after having become
exhausted from cnuginE 90 The
craft.
ua..,ueors aboard the Miss
NHmi when fhc luft horc were
M and Mrs August Eultr ana
/ Mr. ana Mrs Lawrence smith all
Of kansas CRY and MIS- j u.
/ Dickson ef Memphis
/ Tho sub-chuser ltt arrived ln port
.hufIN nftru tru O'Clock today af-
I t.r having transferred che deliriouF
pilot from the steamer William
Green which picked MIN w lie
/ WIS rushed 90 a huspital
grllp ~. story,
According tp hiH disconnected
a'urs fuII during intervals when Hn
wHs r1fluuHl twu women died lu
hW Yrus uum ,sHrH.fiOn Two 20
tn. uHH urDr. htuHmt uauc
su.NW 1ud wmpoi overheard 3"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Prehistoric Monster Now Hunted
In Patagonian Lake, RepoSeS in
American Museum, Scientist Says

NEW YORK, March 25 The
hide. the hnnr and the hank ~
hair. upun tho existence OF which
South American scientists hure
their heliof that a prehistoric mon
stcr sim ffoiics IN a pataEonipn
lake. now rcposes In tho Amori-
can Museum uf Natural History
Prof D. 4 iuchF stated today
The bioioEical fragment was pro-
scented by Theodore Roosevelt
during his South American OK
plqIation. undertaken after he left
the white house
Professor Lucas declines to
share the optimism OF Professor
Onelli who heads ,he expedition
despatched by tho Rusnos Aires
Geological Gardens "a capture a
weird monster reported 20 have
been seen 10 the lastngsses u rat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
|UN MEN AGAIN
ACTIVE N BELFAST

II BiilAST Mar. ID tlN tho
associated prcssl Gun men again
ere busy today Three men ann
|ished John iieresfurd. protcs-
hnt and an cmployc OF morning
Fewspapcr. lie was wounded
|svicc.
Several men entered tho home of
coal hnwker IN lsaat Belfast set
sfiro. ana then shot pony ana
honkey belonging 10 the hnwkcr.
4 David Christie was stopped in
Ia street hy several men who in
lroFatcd him regarding his re-
esion. He turned and fled, es-
|kping unhurt. although a shot was
1 i'ed AT him.
sir Iamos craig tnday received
! telegram from winston spencer
4 hurchli imperial secretary Tor
sionies. inviting him 20 a confer
<sico IN l.ondon on the Irish silua-
hon The premier replied that
&c meEsage would receive the ear
Nasi consideration of the northern
rnyotsl slmeui. and that a further re-
Isl Ehuid be sent shortly
II The Ulster cabinet has been SUM
*,oned to meet Monday for other
#uEncss and u is understood See.
2atarv Churchili's = Invitation will bo
onsidered ~ that time
Il A member % the cabinet ox.
rcsscd the belief that unrcHl
suscd by the vision ~ boundary
lauHe IN the Anslo-Irieh treaty
as responsible for the present dis
rders IN Belfast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

aEonia n the expedition uiUuI.
90 use the ilou1ovcf relic as 8 r. .Hn
Co tho present habitat uf lhr m"U.
stcr u is doomed TO dlaiuu...u-
muni be- believes.
Tho relic Ia Profcranr Iu.t.
care b. small plcco of wtnti.d
hide about halt inch thI,l WITH
"a suhsiructure OF Closeis woven
bong cartilage and q thin lock oi
hRir clineing 10 "a, ~ ls Professor
Oneilfu theory that the animal to
whom this hide belonged must
have been quito recently dserts.d
we have definitely establish
cd the New York fricntai CN-
plains. that the relic wa part
of the anatomy of thr hfF holH-
criuF, a huge land animal of mn-
tastic proportions which primitive
man kept as pet"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Women Politicians
Trade Daughters
Smiles for Votes

CHARLOTTE Ia. March %.
Young men, N yuu wish 60
continue couriiuE our dHuEu-
tors. you must support our
ticket in the coming election.
D. she practical political ulii-
m1tum issued hy group of
women who are f1stvriun tho
mpy,mlty clndidac1 of MrH
Janice McDcrmott and the
complete ticket OF woWou
which VIII oppora q Ticket
composed cutlrcly OF men hero
Monday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
70 INDICTMENTS
ARE RETURNED BY
GRAND JURY HERE
No Bills Returned in
Two Murder Cases
Considered

No indictments wcro returned
In tho two murder cases which
were considered hy the Bcrnalillo
county grand jury which finished
ita spring term session last oven
ing and made its finai report. In
an Il returned 20 indictments ana
II no-hiiIs. and made several rec
concentrations for Improvements
IN the running Of the county's
business
The two murder cnsos. that in
which L. J.. Magcc wns charged
with tine murder OF Andres Gulle-
gos in March 1915, In q Barolas
snloon. and the other Ia which
Narci-o Piassa was charged with
tho murder OF a navajo Indian at
Canyon del uio On November ~
of last year. were both dismissed
by the grand jury With no-
indictment bills.
The list of no-billz returns were
In the following wastes; l.. l.. Ma
} gee Abran Sornn. Felix Romero
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
british CALL
CONFERENCE TO
ND OUTRAGES
N IRELA N D
Ian to Get Factions
Together in London
on Tuesday

9LONDON. Mar. Shy the As
lated Pross) The colonial Of
a. roceigod notification today hat
Ithur uaiffith. president OF the
! IN Elrcann. and Eamon ) pdgan.
mister Of homo affairs. would ar
4 q In london an Monday IN COM
lance with The request Of the
bush government for a confer
/ bee on the critical Irish situation.
Should tho Ulster government nc-
i ap, the initiation 10 the confer
&c IL Is expected the conference
| n meet here on Tuesday.
Michael Collins, head Of the pro-
t.ional hish FREQ state govern
mt. was reported as preparing 10
lve Dublin tor London today la
/ spOnsU TO the imperial govern
3ent . invitation.
Nothing mad been heard from
James Craig, Ulster premier,
ao Is also requested to come, ,N-
g. OF tho statement over night that
nIsx not yct received the guE-
|nmenNs message. II was ss-
med. however. that ho would be
hand for the conference. whign
IL hoped viii brlug forth some
eans of restoring order
The inVitgt ION asked the heads ot
e. two Irish governments 20 bring
ia them such colleagues as they
| Fht deem necessary parties to
h. discussions
Murders Arou-c London.
GThc London morning newspapers
4mmcut az length oa the situation
4 aurcially oNprc sslnr horror ut The
Iurdor iu Belfast of five memh'r-
the fnmiN Of owen Mac Mahon
hoy term tAc tragedy the worst
tssaCrc in ireland since Dublin
"a men slaughtered fourteen Brit
III officers thcrC 80, embrr, 1890
ast reports from Belfast Sny thf
Jimr has profoundly shocked a.,
8,usclence of every decent element
the city. ana 10 is feared mort
Iurdrrs will occur as rrurisals
foanwhile nothing has beer
harmed. 20 far as ir known here
yhich Will identity the murdcrr
| Some VI the newspapers. Whi,i
no wise cpnduna the outrage
Ilnmittcd by southern extremist
5Id contena that the north ha'
ven much provocatiun, Touudll
nouuccd the continuance of Niu'
1ucc In belfast They are dis
i sei 10 hold tho northern govern
at responsible 10 . great cNtcu
having. as they say. failed q,
orciso sufficient repressiNe mca
i res.
rho pnily sketch attributes {,
neral sir NcVil Mucrcady mil
pFy commander of ireland. th'
iniun that the fault lies with th'
stcr guvernm nj who appeal
rnlutoly incompetent 60 cXcrc.s'
| 4uato control.
DcNaicrn Biamcd
on the other hand. frontier out
Ia attributed To members of IN
|yF republican army tugethF
'i{h Enmonu dcNalern's speeches
credited by others a. account
In some measure for the IN
Lmcd feelings OF the least con
nliable class in the east.
The Times carries an earnest cd
5prlal addressed to leaders ~ huil
lies to maize tho supreme cffor
save their country IN a. Crilicd
~ hour as any she has pusscl
through In all her troubled zen
rics II adds: "The ciViiizc,
prld recoils Ia horror before IN
4 urthcning tale of harbaFouE cut
sas which have disgracod tn
prth and south alike in the pas
IN rec XgurH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

1rNnrN, March 20 Primo
Minister Iiovd George b. cxnccio "a
to return Monday from Cricciefh.
whore ne had bcrn enjoying a
brief vacation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
II DEAD AND
missing IN COAL
NINE EXPLOSION
Eight Bodies Recov-
cred From Workings
AT Trinidad. Colo.

TRINIDAD. col. March 25--
Zen b0dirs hnVc bg-n recovered
irum the ~opri- No. minc
wrecked 10y an explosion OF undc-
tcrniincd oriEln yesterday after
noon. i,ighf bodies wcrr rtcoN
rcd hN midnight Int night and
anuthcr sighted rlas morning
the hpdip- ~ prtc ifcldu~-u and
Pete ~aiiu. -pu and ~nn-in-iHw of
Suprriuicndcnt John Drlhu-~o
Werr brought cut. According 80
chrCk, e'tcn more q main IN the
mlnc and Az hope hn- h'cu nhau-
dpucd tliui nrN are alive
Ikc~'ur crCW- arr prosecuting nm
heroic cffurt 60 reach tls' r,main-
der oT tho victims ct tho di-a~tur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

|R ACCURATE REVIEWS OF THE
|JsINESS SITUATION AND MAR
|sTS IN THOSE INDUSTRIES OF
fiIEF INTEREST TO NEW MEXICO,
Urn TO PAGE TWO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

IF YOU WANT TO BE INFORMED As
TO WHAT'S DOING THROUGHOUT
NEW MEXICO, LOOK FOR THE STATE
NEWS PAGES OF THE SUNDAY
HERALD.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-02-02
OF SHERIFFs' SALE
FoRECLOSIHE
NOTICE
state Of oklahoma. peaver county. SIS


state OF Oklahoma, Beaver County, SIS
Notice is Hereby Giyea. that In pur-
suance of an order OF sale Issued out
.ty, Oklahoma, on the End day OF
January, 1929, In an action tNo. 266Ol
wherein NJ. w Dunlap and O. NJ
Mooas sserpSn msrs ana '1hu Ida Nj fh mSsermah and
J r. Mulgrew were defendants, and
directed TO me, the undersigned sheriff
upon and sell without appraisement.
the lands hereinafter described, to
satisfy q judgment Of foreclosure Ia
favor OF said plaintiffs and against
said defendants George H. and Ida
NJ. Hagerman, obtained in said court
on the 10th day of June, 1921, in the
total sum of sl3,555.50 with interest
eight per cent per annum and costs
of suit, and further judgment in
favor OF NJ. w. Dunlap in the sum of
SS12g0 with interest from June
is. 1921, at the rate OF ten per cent
per annum, | will on the 10th day of
February. 1929, at the hour of II.
NJ. OF said date. at the East door OF
the Court House in Beaver. Beaver
County. oklahoma, offer for sale and
sell TO the highest bidder for cash.
the following described property, or
so much thereof as viii satlsfy said
judgment with interest and costs to-
witt
TO satisfy the judgment lien OF NJ
w. Dunlap for sSi29O,
The s% Of the SEA and the sen
NE TaDFe a5G ths s%eSfy N.Y. @ The f NM NJ 'Sf of
section 3, township ! ~. range twen-
ty (2O) Il. c. NJ,
To satisfy the judgment lien of Dun
| Lots 3 and 4. and the SWA of the
NWh of section 5; Lots I and 2, and
the s.ls of the NEh Of section g;
NWL of section 8: Lots 6 and Z AID
the Eh of the Swh of section 6; the
sEh OF section g; Lots / and 2 and
Lots 3 and l. And the E% OF the
SWk of section I; the VIZ OF the
SEh of section lots ! and and
in township l NJ range 20 IL. C, NJ.
(The real property above described
being known as the U. Z. Account
No. 4O2,, with the Commissioner OF
The VIZ OF the swn of section 5;
the NEh OF section 4 the VIZ and
the SEX Of the Nwh of section s;
(vhe real property above described
being known as the U. p. Account
No. 400 with the Commissioner of the
Land office.)
Lots and 4. and the Es OF the
SWA of section 81, township N,
range 30. f. c. M.
| tThe real property above described
1
500 with the Commissioner of the
Land Office)
ali in Beaver County. Oklahoma, sub.
ject only to a first lien on the above
and other lands in Texas County, Ok
lahoma, to the Commisslo lers of the
Land office of the State of Okla
homa, for the amount of S4.S47.10
with interest at five per cent from
November 80, 1920. and sS09.96, will
interest at five per cent from May
To satisfy the judgment lien of tn
said Dunlap and Woods, for SO,
J S0S.52,
The sls of the sen and the SCI
, of the SWA of section 5, township
n, range twenty (20) Il. c. NJ,
The NEA and the NEh of the NWi
of section s, township l N, rang
twenty (20) Il. c. NJ,
All in Beaver County, State of ok
/ lahoma.
Witness, my hand this srd day o
: January, 1922.
H. b. BRIDGEWATER,
Sheriff
l BY ]. o. KARNES,
5 Under Sheriff
|, | Sawyer e. King,
4 Attorneys for Plaintiffs
l 1-5 2-2 st
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-02-02
N)TiCE TO BIDDERS
JOHN A. SPoHN.
ADMINISTRATORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Beaver County, Okla
homa. until ~ clock. noon. February 9th. ls22'
at the office of the County Clerk of Beaver county
in the courthouse at Beaver. Oklahoma, for the
construction Of the following improvements. and
will be opened at p. M. Of the same date.
(l) An 80 foot low water emergency bridge
over Mexico Creek. in mile G. Section 81. between
Sections q and "a. Township North. Range 20.
f. c; NJ. re-enforced concrete bridge re-enforced
concrete piers pile foundation. 4-2O foot spans
in COMMISSIONER District No One,
(2) An 80 foot low water bridge over Duck
Pond Greek. in mile C. Section 81 between Sec
tions 25 and 80, Township North. Range 25. f. C.
NJ. re.enforced concrete bridge. re-enforced con
crete piers on pile foundation 4-20 foot spans, in
Commissioners District No. Two
G) Grading and constructing embankments
through ponds between Floris and Lorena in
miles "A" and ''B". Section H. between Sections
10 and Is. and II and II. in Township 5 North.
Range q, e. C. NJ. in Commissioners District
No. Three. comprising approximately 1900 cubic
yards Of embankment borrowed and l-2 miles
machine grading and finishing.
Plans and specifications for the foregoing may
be examined and figured at the Office Of the
County Clerk Bids must be itemized on a unit
price basis on proposal forms furnished by the
County Engineer of Beaver County and must set
forth clearly all similar experience the bidder has
had in constructing work flike nature. and nc
bids will be considered which do not comply with
the foregoing.
All bids must be accompanied by certified check
or bidders bond in the amount of ten per cent OF
the amount Of the bid. made out to the Board OF
County Commissioners of Beaver County. as 4
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for the sum Of s44s2S and costs OF $1,000 and an
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

State Of Oklahoma, County of Beaver. IS
IN THE COUNTY COURT
No. 5ss
In the Matter of the Estate of Nancy C. Tubbs.
Deceased.
To the Creditors of Nancy C. Tubbs, Deceased.
All persons having claims against Nancy C.
Tubbs deceased. are required to present
the same. with the necessary vouchers to
the under, med Administrator. at my Office in
Beaver. Oklahoma. within four months Of the
date hereof or the same will be forever barred
Dated January 26, 1922.
i-26 2-2 2t JOHN A. SPoHN.
Administrator.