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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-26

nNiuE 81 ,he assessment liun
against The property described
hAfehf andu rae personal liabuuy
evidenced hereby. have been per
formed
That said IMPROVEMENT has hosu
completed ~ said enmpany az
r~uutnharce With the terms ~ It's
contract and has hesn duly accept
ID Is Tho said city, And Il D. fur
thor hereby certified and recited
that every rcquirsmgt Of law r.
lating to the said Improvement, 20
the nNtne 81 the usseasmont lien
against tbs properly improved, and
the personal liability al the owner
thercof has been fuiiy complied
With by tho proper officers of n.d
city. end that an conditions ~
quircd to exist aud things require
70 be done precedent 70 aud Ia The
Issuance Of this ~ccrtiuc-Ic. 60
tenaor tho same lawful aud wand.
have happened and have been done
and performed. and did exist Ia
FeRular and due time. form au,i
nnnnfr na required b. law
That the sum evidenced hereby
aud thr inetnlimehis thereof aud
the inttreHf thereon shall b. paid
20 rhf city Treasurer Of said city
who shall Issue his receips therefor.
and VINO shalt endorse such nay
mcniH on the hack hereof. and
when the full amount due hereon
has 1Ven paid, this cafilfiratc shah
he surrendered 20 the owner OF tho
said prcmises and The iian araintt
The nli property Hun thr liability
Of The nwner hereof shail De- ro-
t1qn1 nna Discharged.
THUS certificate may b. aN-
ehanFed inr y paving hond or
honda representing ths amount .,i-
dcnced herehy. IN n~ccordnnce with
ihe tefNH N the ordinance author
ltins he issuance 81 thia cortlfl-
cate aud the ordinance 81 said city
authorizing the iasaance ~ Aili
paving bonaa and the a~ssessnent
nEaiut the property dasrrtnad
herein ana the liability % the "
or thereof shall be- enforced IN nc-
tordnncN with the terms of said
ordinh nrca
~ WITNESS wHEREoF the
said city Commission ~ the city 81
Aihltqucrque Now Mexico. hna
enused this certificate 10 be- siensd
10 The chairman Of the civ Com
Mission aud cN-officlo Mayor az
rpid citt, She seal ~ raid city 10 be-
attached hereto and attesioa hy
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o. ~ assigns Ia accordance with
Us rengfcf With tbs clty aud the
laisseardlhas ~ ~ cnS t'0AhahaIon
heretofore or hereafter adopted.
TIC said New Nsxico Construction
COMPANY o. H. aVignK shall have
the right and privilege ~ exchang-
ing said aasugnabfe certificates far
paving tonds NJ convenient do
nominations 60 ne issued ~ tho
city pursuant TO an ordinance
adapted or "a he adopted hy the
cay cop,missaen. IpOn such mn
eschnnEe y shah hc The duty o.
The CiS Treasurer 70 Fetain pns-
session ~ the sid ~asalgna.le cor
tulcates TO resolve and disburse All
pas mlents made, 90 endorse on each
certificate the an,oopts paid tAs.s-
"a both pfincipal ang Interest, aud
30 release and discharge the lion
And iieiiiiiy thereof upon pafnaent
~ me fun umouW due ~ afofc-
aid. all 40 accordance with the
ordinances q the city aud any
other provisions that have been or
may s." requlred by the Guy cum-
mission.
section 4 An ordinnnceu or
resolutions. or parts thereof. in CON
nict with the provisions a. thla
ordinance are hereby F.peated
After said aasignable ~ccrtincatrf
are issued. this ordinance shah n
and remain irrepcelahle unul cor
tificates and the intrrcet thereon
shall ~ ruuy maid satisfied and
discharged ~ herfin provided.
Section . 1his ordinance h
herfhy declafcd to - an emergency
measnre on NE efopna ~ ufeeni
rabuc need, aud Therefore. inme-
dintcIy upon ~ final poFHeHe. shall
he recorded lg ghe hook ~ qrai.
nancet ~ sotd dib hupf Tor That
purnoza aufhsnuesled by the sig
nelures " The Chairman Of the
city eontmiesion and ex-ofiiclo
Mayer. and tho CITY ciern. nhalg
he puhilsned In The Evening
Herald. tho ufnciai ~newAnnnef o.
raid city aHd shall he IN fall force
ana effers i've days after such
Passed adepfed. signed ana an
proNed thln 1tst Gay u inna. fdzl
W n, WALTON.
Chairman % CITY Com issIon ana
Ek-officio Mayor.
Attest.
ma " MA1oNn.
,u..,, uff risfs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-26
Is Tight Now
Rich Beggar in
Police Court Today

Money Is tight now. Judge. I
maks three or four dollars a
Bis ~ wha, John Lowry. who
4itted he has two bank ac-
la With several thousand dol
nut way in them. said In
- court this morning. when
*pan Fought up on the charge
Harraicy and begging.
D. denled that he had been
king Technically. saying that he
Aat around street corners. and
b. people gave him pieces %
@nKe he aid not REFUSE them.
A nso admitted thai Id travel
Iaruind a regular circuit from
0veI 10 California. staying In
Ri own along the way aR long
u J. darea. ON his promise that
NDuld get on hts way At once,
NRa released.
lair sum In fines A. taken In
= sFcedcts this morning. NJ. -
> wps fined l15. Tony HArtia
Xnned sft. Harry Bucknfi was
3i0 aor driving wiihopt "a
Efifense on his car Iake More
was fined sfs on a charge
esdspg. Tony chasam also was
s9f5.
nIey uanHon. J. V. VIA cnnen.
TAughHn and A. Kemnenich
fined tl5 each on speeding
3Hea
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ana the first day Of November. in
each year both principal and IA
tercat being payable at the otfie'
Of the city Treasurer
Tko said owner. oF his executors.
administrators % assigns. shall
have the risht within thirty tanl
days affer the date hereof. to pas
the entire assessment against this
property, and To receive a discount
Of 5 pcr cent thereon In full salts
faction hereof. Thereafter. any OF
an % said instaliments may he pail
before maturity with accrued in
teroSt 10 the next succeeding In
tercss paying date.
The sald assessment has been
levied by virtue OF said ordinance
and an other proceedings "a said
city, Tor the payment by said own
e. Of his proportionate share OF
the cost 81 Improving south High
street from the south line u East
Central Avenue 20 the north line
OF West Coal Avenue. under a con-
tact between naid city aud the
New Mexico Construction Com
nany. dated the 22nd day u March.
1922.
That By sasd ordinance the said
assessment n declared TO DO a lien
against said premises and a per-
sonai liability 81 the owner thcre-
81 payabie TO the nnid company or
rs assigns, m miscellaneous and win
Interest ar herein set furth.
The slid ordinance provides that
tho failure 10 pay ans instalimenf.
Shethar 81 principal ar Interest
whcu due. shall cause tho whole OF
a unfaih principal 20 hernme due
and payable Immediately, and the
whole amount OF the unpaid prin-
cinal and accrspd Interest shall
thereafter draw interest at The
rate of one 80 per cen per month
~ trRctleA Of a month. nntl tho
DAY % sale3 and shai. IN case Of
delinquency this certificate mas BE-
tofeeineed In the n now pros
vldcd by Law % a. may he hofc-
after provided by law FOR the fore
eloHuir 81 mortRaEes on real o.
tate.
That ar pfseeedinss with refer.
ence to making The said Improve
ment have been resuiarly had IN
cpmpliance with the Cdnsiltntlon
and iavs Of the State OF Sew Mek-
ico and the charter, ordinances.
r~csointsons and proceedings Of sail
city.
Thai an prerequisites 10 the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-26
Stockholders Not
To Oppose Ticket
Oh Management

NEW YORK. june 2G.-sinck-
holders OF tbs American Mining
and Smelling company have with
drawn their o~ppoaition To The man
agemcnt'r ticket for directors 70 no
chosen Tuesday at the annual
meeting in Jersey City. n. j. Two
committees. seeking proxies for tho
election. announced here today
that they approved the men se-
lected. including uensral George
W. Ooethais and Lewis l.. Clarke,
md claimed that their efforts to
bring into the board Of directors
men oDtside Of the management
was hearing fruit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-26
ElED PROPHETS
, Open CONVENTION
thousands of Dele
gates Arrive in Tri-
for Annual SEES
sion

n
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&,ad A SCENE ~ u-nrival,.a ori.n-
n gulendor nrnsa,,sa ~.
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ktIcnllv sarhed Se,.g.,.s The
|nty-thlrd annual session az fho
'b,reme council ~ ne Mv.,lc ~
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chanted Reaim or ,ho n,,aa
Ites and Canada. was cnnvenod
"a todav p,,rI,.,n @
~ hours ,@rscna,gty ~ ess,
tenlne of the cnnvep,ioo ,h~a1.
|de az deleaatcs from All over
uniiod States ana easrsrn
Inaaa had arrived ana woyn
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-26
COMMISSION ORDINANCE
No. tth

Greetings taken In providing tho
paving and improving on South
High street from the south line OF
East Central avenue a. the north
line Of East Ccnl avenue. IN thr
CITY OF Albuquerque. New Mexico,
providing for the payment of the
costs and expenses of the improve
menta made in said street. provid-
ing for tho issue Of assiRnable crr-
~tiiicatcs To contractor. assessing
the ccsts Of the said improvements
against the lots and parcels OF land
ahufting upon the said Improve
mcnta. and describing the manner
for the collection and payment of
said assessments
WHEREAS. the City Commits
rion 81 the city Of Albuquerque.
County of f%3ernaiiiio. State Of New
Mexico, has heretofore. pursuant
to the requisite preliminary pro-
ceedingS. provided for paving and
improving South High street from
the south line OF hnst Central ave
nue 20 the north line Of East Coal
Avenue In said city, all In accord
ance with the provisions OF law re-
iatinE thereto. and
WHEREAS. pursuant TO. Fnld
proceedings, paving improvements
have been mnds and completed on
South hIigh Street from the south
hne Of East Central Avenue "a the
north line Of East Coal Avenue,
and
WHEREAS. tho city Commits
sion has determined and does
hereby determine what portion OF
aid work shall be paid FOR by the
properly nhutting on raid improve
ments. and the ownera thereof. In
accordance with the benefits ac-
cruing TO said properly and the
owHors thereof and uccording TO
Inv. and
WuEkEAS. the cost az aid i'm
prnycHcnfa has been npportiuncd
and asnessed against each lot or
parcel OF land abutting on the
street improved and against tho
owners thereof, as hereinafter set
forth. and
WHEREAS. Il j. incumbent upon
tho City Commission 10 provide for
The time and manner OF the pay
ment o. said assessments aud 20
liz The terms and condition. Of
such certificates. and to authorize
the delivery OF said certificates to
the contractor who constructod
said improvements, now therefore,
RE 1T ORDAINED ny THE
CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY or ALBUQUERQUE.
Ssction !. Thai ala OF 4 pro-
seedlings heretofore had. taken.
done or performed In connection
with paving and Improving the
street herein specified, be- ana the
same are In all respects ratified.
Approved aud confirmed.
Section 2 That for the purpose
OF paying the cosis ana expenses Of
the said improvements, there ne
and thereby d hereby levied and
aasesned AGAINST the following de-
Fcribcd lots and parcel of land
berented by aaid improvements.
ana against the n thereof. the.
following amounts:
NJ. Gardener Estate, Lots
Z. ?. :. Block "a.
Huning Highland Adj
NJ. 40" a. niseiow. IVES, ~ 1880.
feet Of Lots z. 4 and
p. Block "a. Huning
Highland Addnion.... 7gab0I
Y. o. Wood. Lot 10, Block
~ huning Highland
Addition ,.......,,,,, sos.t5
and ~, Black AZ.
Hnning Highland Adj
dii'on ,.............. 7siAs
/. A Keeper k,state, Lot
T. Block 20. Huning
ing Highland Addition aOs.ssI
l. -
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w VWUFT 0T 71TU UTOUUfIY
The aid nHsessm~ot q payable
~ The New Mexico Construction
Company. or its assigns. In zen
re) equal miscellaneous the nrst
tnsfailmcDs 81 which shall he due
ana payable en- the fret day Of
May, 1874. and the successive In
rtaiiments heing due nfnl payable
on the Kane day each year thefe-
after, toErlnor with Interest on the
unpeid amounts from the date 81
ihis certificates. al tho rate Of Z
per cent per annum. payable semi
annually ON the frat day OF MAJ
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which rroperty has a frontage Of
- feet on the ---
side ~ South High street In said
city, aud that said assessment was
also made a personal liability OF
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II sTuR0Es
Z q. Crislcy. 81. Louis
!. ChiEm. III Paso.
" 4. chcnns Santa fe.
Paul i'elon. Nj Paso.
y w. Gore. Memphis. Tenn.
= ~ Knowlton. Denver.
p n Franks. Denver.
y VI. Werterman. Bedford. Mass
&C. Sewhall. Dcdham. Mass.
4 ~. Frahckei. Cabezon.
! Haas. Gallup.
WelbOrn Maucas. Col.
Frink, MaucaH,
u Burketi. Oklahoma city.
4 w. Lokay. Denver.
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2 y. Phillips. VI Paro.
~ G. Moaeman. Roswell.
; Hane, New Yorn.
v. brown. Ei paso.
sank Troier, waldo.
{. Saminons Chicago.
\ Mans Louisville.
&c. Gross Santa Fe.
n w Mct1uHkey. Santa fec.
49, ahipiey. New YorK.
|. r. kettle, NJ Paso.
n y. Kramer. Denver.
q. Bailey. Denver.
~ = Ruck. Topeka.
A. Marvie. New orleans.
\ &. Gross and wife. Santa Fe
\ y Carter. Denver.
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FOR CHILDREN


Boys 76e Stockings, 5oc
True shape in black only. Wear
like iron.
Our 36c Leader. 2ec
Our ehildren's 35e leader. Black
and cordoyan, at ..............2 ec
l5c Kind-2 Pairs for 25c
Most stores sell this stocking for Poe
a pair. It's our regular leader, Sale
Price, 2 pairs for ........... Zoo
Infants 95c Silk Hose, 7sc
Fine thread silk stockings IN white
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Infants SOC Hose. SOC
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CHILDREN's sox

50c kind, 42c 75c kind, Soc
Si.00 kind. SOC s. rs kind, $1.05
S1.50 kind, $1.20
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INC HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO. MONDAY, JUNE 70. 1922

ihnd Addition ........ tss.fs
$. Epstein. Lot ~. mock
~. IIunine iiishisnd
Addition ..A........ 42e.f9
y. l.. Weeks. Lot "a. Block
~ HuninS Highland
Addition ............ a0k.7B
J. u. Mccprdy. rontrnct
J. a. Hyde, Lot 10.
Block ~. Huning High
Land Addition ........ aob.TS
j. ~ ltayneidA Lots I, 5
ans ., iiock 81. Hun-
ing Highland Addition t.0fa.36
,. W ~ 0oks, Lots ! ami
?, Block -. ILinins
Highland Addition ..... 1921
D. n Haynoids. Lot 3.
Block rs. Huning High
land Addition ........ 305.57
J. w. Hrooks. Lots 4,
and 6. Block rs. Huning
Highland Addition 80. l.Os7.sf
]. $. Raynoids. Lots 10.
n and AZ. Block A.
Huning Highland Add
c. +. sehnid,. Loi Z ''''
Block 40. Huning High.
land Addition 800. i2s.t6
r. A. Martin. Lot 8,
Block 40, Huning High
land Addition 800. aeb.f0
4. l. Hayes, lot . Block
40 IInning Highland
Addition ............ 30h.69
T. 49, Feathersione. East
"a feet of Lot l. Block
~. Huning Highland
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president
Attest
tSeail.
PAYMENTS on rRINciPAL
Treasurer
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27

WASHINGTON, Oct 27. What the American people owe to their Navy, not only as a bulwark of de- fense in war, but as the supporting arm of the nations prestige and moral force among all nations in the pursuits of peace, was the Navy Day" message which went forth from platform, radio mast and the press today throughout the land. All American ships in port are hold ing "open house" in observance of the day, and are thronged with ci- william visitors, who are also being welcomed at all Navy Yards and shore stations. Fittingly observing the birthday of the nations former President, the Navy paid it's own tribute to Theodore Roosevelt in des- ignating Admiral Hillary P. Jones,
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
SCHOONER LOSES THIRD RACE TO CANADIAN SHIP

GLOUCESTER, Oct 27. Barred from a decision in one of two pre- vious races, both of which it had won the Gloucester schooner Henry Ford was finally defeated and the championship awarded to the Blue nose, of Canada, in the third race held yesterday. The Bluenose came in ahead of the Ford by two miles. The Ford lost the race through the breaking of her foretopmast half way up, and the toppling of her jib topsail, which fell into the water five miles from the end of the race. The first race which was won last Saturday by the Ford, was declared no race. since both shippers disre- garded signals to return after a false start. The second race, held on Tuesday, was won by the Ford with only a make-shift crew, when the American schooner came in two miles ahead of the Canadian cham pion. The five mile advantage of the latter in yesterdays race gives the laurel to the Bluenose.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
GARY URGES FARLEY
 AMONG ALL NATIONS
 ON GRAVE PROBLEMS

NEW YORK, Oct 27.-Advocating another international Peace Confer ence" to be held in Washington, FL bert H. Gary, chairman of the United States Steel Corporation, today ad- dressed the semi-annual meeting of the American Iron and Steel Insti- ute, of which he is president. MT. Gary suggested that such a confer ence, at which all the unsettled if nancial, commercial and industrial questions in which the United States is interested, could be discussed, would go far toward producing a better understanding and solving the grave problems now menacing in- ternational relations.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
PERU ORDERED PAY FOR GUANO DEPOSITS
 TO AMERICAN HEIRS

LONDON, Oct. 27,-The payment of s125,000 to the United States, on behalf of the heirs of John Celestine Landreau, was awarded by deci- sion of the International Arbitration Committee against Peru, in an order handed down yesterday. Landreau, who was naturalized American citizen, was the discoverer of large area of guano deposits which the government of Peru has since been operating. The court held that the South American country owed the above amount to Lan- dreau's heirs, who are represented by the United States government in the appeal to the Arbitration Court.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
ONE HOPE FOR SAVING EUROPE
 SAYS OIL MAN

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Taking the question of war reparations entirely out of the hands of incompetent politicians" and applying to it sound economic priciples is the only hope now remaining for settlement of the existing European chaos. This is the declaration made in paper which has been prepared by Chair man Bedford of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, to be read before the American Manufacturers Association, which is in session here, an advance copy of which has been secured by the Associated Press.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
PEACEFUL REVOLUTION
 DECLARED AIM NOW
 INDUSTRIAL WORKERS

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 27. - In the trial of the ten members of the Indus trial Workers of the World. who are charged with violations of the law against criminal syndicalism, the de. fense today opened it's testimony with the reading of extracts from the of the organization. The readings were intended to show that or practice violence in the conduct of their war against existing institutions. The defense sought to prove that the efforts of the organization are now toward bringing about a peaceful revolution
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
NEW WAR THREATENS
 NORTHERN SIBERIA

tion of the Japanese withdrawal from Vladivostok, which was com pleted yesterday, promises to be the signal for a new war which threatens to break out in the north ern Siberian territory. General Diet richs, leader of the Russian White Guards" is reported to have allied himself with General Chang Tso Lin, the "uncrowned king" of Man. churia, according to latest advices, and the presence of the Red forces promises to be challenged by them.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
MOTION TO CANCEL CHARGES AGAINST MORSE
 DENIED BY COURT

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 27.-A motion on the part of the Govern ment proposing the withdrawal of all charges of fraud and conspiracy pending against Charles w. Morse, was denied by the court today. The motion was brought in connection with the suit which Is being argued by the Government against the Vir- ginia Shipbuilding Corporation to recover s1S,OoO,OOO which had been advanced by the Government to the company for construction costs.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
DECLARES LANE ILL WHEN WROTE LETTERS.
 NOT BEST JUDGMENT

NEW YORK, Oct 27.-That the letters of former Secretary Lane, which are being given publication and in which the Secretary sharply criticises ex-President Wilson and the proceedings of his cabinet dur ing the war, do not represent the mature judgment of MT. Lane, is the claim of Secretary Redfield, at the head of the Department of Com merce in the Wilson cabinet. MT. Redfield stated today that MT. Lane was at that time much overworked and ill.,
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
MEXICAN CONSULATES
 CLOSED AS PROTEST

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The Mexi- can Consulate here was closed today on receipt of an order from the Mexican charge d'affaires at Wash ington. The latter quoted instruc- tions from the Mexican Government that all consulates in the United States should be closed as a protest on the part of Mexico against the recent suit brought by the Oliver American Trading Company.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
TREASURER REPORTS AMOUNTS EXPENDED BY
 DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-The first report showing the campaign ex- penditures of the Democratic Nation al Committee in the last election was filed today by Wilbur Marsh, treasurer of the committee. The re- port shows that contributions to the campaign funds amounted to ESQ., 512, and that expenditures exceeded this figure by S19,85O,s making a total amount disbursed for campaign purposes of $99,362. Of the contri- buttons to the fund Ex-President Wilson gave $200. The Democratic Congressional Committee has re- ceived donations to the amount of S9,1S6, with disbursements of $7,736. Among the largest contributors to the national Democratic fund were: M. l.. Benedum, of Pittsburg, who gave $10,000; Harrison Nesbit, of Pittsburg, with $6,OOO; Frank Crock CT, of New York, who gave $5,000; L. F. Crawford, of Pittsburg, s3,500; 'SNorman H. Davis, of New York, $3,100; Cyrus H. Mccormick, Illinois, $3,000; Thomas F. Ryan, Virginia, $2,500; Bernard Baruch, $2,500; C. w. Haskell, Oklahoma, $2,5OO; Clar- ence Watson, West Virginia, $2,500; Charles F. Thomas, Colorado, $2,OOO, and William G. McAdoo, $500.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
FAMOUS PASTOR IS KILLED BY
 JUDGES WIFE

Leonard J. Christler, rector of St. Mary's Church of the Incarnation here, one of the best known clergy men in Montana and widely known as the Bishop of All Out Doors, " was shot and instantly killed at his home this morning by Mrs. Margar- ct Carleton, wife of former Dis trict Judge Mrs. Carleton then turned the pistol on herself, com hitting suicide.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
FOREST FIRE RAGING
 CALIFORNIA RESERVE

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 27. - While two thousand fire fighters are waging an apparently hopeless battle against the onrush of the forest fire which is crashing through the big pines of the Angeles National Forest, refugees are streaming into the city The fire is reported to be flaming on a six mile front along the crest of the San Bernardino mountains. Directly in its path are hundreds of cabins and resort resi- dences in the Lake Arrowhead dis trict.