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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-09-21
Missouri State Highway
Commission
Bond Issue Road
Sec. ~
Wright County
WHISKY (N"hIS
Notice to Contractors .

Sealed proposals, addressed
to the Missouri State Highway
Commission, Jefferson City, Mis-.
souri,, and endorsed 'Prorosal
for constructing State Bond Is
sue Road Sec 81, Wright Coun-
ty," will be received by the
Commission at it's offices in
Jefferson City until two o'clock
p. m on the 2sth day of Sep
TENDER. 1929, and at that time
will be publicly opened and read.
The proposed. work Includes:
Grading, constructing drain
age structures and a gravel
pavement 49, wide, together
with all incidental work on the
Springfield Memphis Road, he
tween Webster County line and
Mansfield, the total length being
2 .163 miles.
Plans and specifications are
on file in the Office OF Division
Engineer J II. Long, Willow
Springs, Missouri and at the
offices OF the State Highway
Commission, jefferson City,
Missouri.
Contractors will be issued sets
Ut plans and specifications upon
application accompanied by de.
posits of $4,000 dollars for each
set.
b. Fl Piepmeior,
Chief Engineer
Jefferson City, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-09-21
LIMITED MARKET FOR GEESE
Specialists Say Fact Must Be consid-
cred Before Undertaking to
Raise Them.

The market for geese Is not so gen
eral as for chickens, a fact which spe.
clalists In the United States Depart.
ment Of Agriculture say should be
considered before undertaking to raise
them. The demand and the price usu.
ally are good In sections where fat.
tentng is conducted on a large scale.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-09-21
DOUIIM MTF0'
M&SSSS&SeArAU

Keep lime always in reach, plenty Of
gravel or grit and u good dry dust
bath for the fowls.
Give the growing stock all they want
to eat. They won't pay unless they
grow, aud they cant grow unless well
fed.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-09-21

FOR SALE:-Apple peeler,
scales, Surveyors tape and
meat saw.
Il. A. Alcorn. Hdwe., ca.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-09-21

say TIN, in case, where the person at
tending the flock Is In n position to
look after the wants Of the birds three
or more times n day an average OF
better than thirteen dozen eggs per
hen can be secured II the hens are ma
ture ana in good condition at the start,
and have the vitality to carry them
through II year 0f ilravy laying.
For the farm the average OF 100 eggs
per hen is advised ms the lowest that
should be accepted as satisfactory,
while for the back yard 10 Is insisted
upon as the lowest average, although
in general the conditions In back yards
are less favorable to poultry keeping
than OH farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
81 Nash Cars
Sold at Automobile
Show in Chicago

EiRhty-one Nash passenger cars
were sold AT retail OF the Chicago
automobile show this year AZ
AGAINST q total Of ~ cars las venr
similarly lurge sales increases have
been reported by Nash distributors
lt points where shows already have
been held. and lnaamuch aH the
shows always have been regarded
by the automobile INDUSTRY as a
barometer Of forthcoming business,
sash dealers IN most sections Of
the country are planning for a very
active %
OF the 81 cars sold at the Chicago
show, &c Of them we're what are
described In the trade M 'clcnn
deals" that H.. transactions IN
which no car was taken In trade
or the entire number sold only IS
involved trade-ins. Forty-four Of
the sales were Of the Nash SIX. and
- were Nash fJurs. An unusually
large number % closed cars we're
included In she total.
The position Nash occupies In
the automobile industry Is decided
~ henithy." Anid &. Is. Voorhis
Vice president and general sales
manager Of The Nash Motors COM
punN. ne oNtfN htlHulhh
ment OF the Nash product at the
Chicago show ~ well ~ at other
shows held 10 far this season
throughout tho country IN the
strongest possible testimonial to
the value Of Nash cars.
The Nash aotors company went
into the shows this year with a new
line 81 cars at prices reduced to
rock bottom. Thus, while We are
deeply appreciative OF the public
response. ! cannot say we are great
~ surprised at the large number ~
show orders taken The spring
selling reason II Just at hand and
Nash dealers In most sections Of
the country are ordering cars for
carly delivery and report they are
making plans FOR an unusually bus'
SEASON."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
S. Revenue {
To Be Open Longer
Each Day This Week

Roy your income tax and avoid
the rush. rhir h. the appeal that
the Internal revenue officials wish
20 make to the Taxpayers
Taxpayers have until March 10
20 make their 1891 Income tax 10
turns and II too many procrastinuto
al will not he able to make their
rcturn on the last day n the re-
turns are not filed by that date "a
penalty attaches.
l.. g. Thompson. chief office
deputy Tor the department here.
announced yesterday that the in
.ternia rcNende office wnl ne- open
untl 3 so o'clock each Afternoon
this week. a hElf hour longer than
usual The office IN TO be open all
day Saturday. March a. In urdo~
to give taxpayers added time %
which TO file their returns The
office usually CLOSES az | o clock on
saturday,
Floyd " Bush. agent II
Denver. who has been assisting N
he local office Tor several daAs ~
10 leave for Santa Re ths FIRST n
tho week 10 assist in the filing Of
corporation returns in Santa fe
county until March II. ", r. Nevis
deputY collector 81 the local office.
II 90 be In Santa Fe this week also
O assist Taxpayers In nling indl-
iduni ana partnership returns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
Writer of Letter
Asserts He Killed
VIM. D. Taylor

LOS ANGELES. March Pos
I'll authorities and ciVil police
the New England sMtcs
were u-icd tonight 10 institute "A
strenuous search for "a mysterious
individual who asserts himself to Dee
tho sln' ~ OF VIM Desmond Taylor
t'aptuln OF Detectives David l..
Adams. was Boo telegraph 'ominuu-
i.uUiou with officials iu Connecticut
and the Sew England states
toHd.ts ne a request Tor the ap-
rEo .o. on of the unnamed author
&C. e remarkable confess on" -
o'itpi Dos special detectives this NJ
tarrouu.
The letter ass rfad thHt It's author
iat Killed the famous movie dircc-
Tor as tho outgr1wth Of trouble
that had It's inripicnHy 90 the DAYS
81 u n TAYLOR wut known az Nillia u
Donn- Tanner ia his other pnst
in New York.
Tho confession was written. II
said. 80 that officials here would not
pin the crime on an Innocent PER-
son
1hr so'f asserted murderer ON
,ludod with tae SKATE meat that he
WINS leaving a." country and that
q would he hupcloss tor police ia
The miss We was posttnark~
rftewut 20 apprrhsnd hirL .
from 1 city lu C~htncct'tut fhe 70.
llro would not reveal the name o.
90, city nor Of tire ritter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
Rabies Situation b
Is Getting Worse;
Fight Continues

I've rabies epidemic when
broke out a month ago IN the
sou hwestern corner OF San Miguel
county N still spreading. accord
ing 90 rcpor.s which re coming tn
the office OF the biological survey
here.
A report received yesterday vas
from Felix ArmiJo, Of Torrance
county, who reports that a dog
with rabies wns found at Encinn.
iusi on the border line OF the dis
'rict which has been placed under
quarantine by the survey officials
Tho restricted district inciudcs
portions of San Miguel Santa 70
Guadalupe. and Torrance count.oH
and survey hunters. assisted b. two
locally organized coyote control
associations are trying to get tho
upper hand In the situation by an
Intense drive against coyotes.
wolves. bob eats. and other prrdL-
Tory nnlmala
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
NEW PROBE OF
NEWBERRY CASE
is De NANDED
Arkansas Senator Cites
Lette~ Concerning
'Corrr'Dt' influences


NHN ~ NHfHHNh "
Unitcd T.c-- staff cnrr -pnn ,cnil
WASH NCTD.s aiarcl Am
irv"stir ton Of settlements 81 son
ntor ] llndcNter of Wash ngtoI.
that 'rnlirn aud c'trHpt Influence
IS Wetc brought To- benz ou The sow
ate daring consideration " tn"
Sew cry case WAS ~delIudod In
the senate late today Iy Senator
CartvAN OF Arkan.aa
should this nVo.-i.pt.1u 30 orr
dc-cd. IL would be- % partial rpupcl-
Ing 81 the ease. rhH provnilin 3
opinion in the rvl was that no
second attempt tn eApoi Nrur,rr
ould De- made uuti .it,r the ,ltU-
tons
II. l. apparent shat tao New, errU
ease will be one OF tNa Hahn isa 90
In several states. particularly thoga
scar - Michislu.
Horros ntatite rat.ies Ke'l- oI
the sixth MiHlimu district, today
announced Ei- .ndtlury for the re-
publican sOnUt RAJ up uiufuou
AGAINST S'u.tur Townsend. iuuuu-
bent. ard ia a statement ua .o tho
Ncwlctrs caHo %, o. VIII
N|k NNN NNfNNNANN. N' 70 k.N "a lNNNNN no
opposed ~ the lurfe usc u funds iu
CANT airus.
Townsend sIIior "a N,wh'rr,
claiming that There WIS nu rNtd,ne
OF corruption iu hi. campaign
puindnNtcr'E statement. t'utuwu}
said. was made un letter tu "a con-
otituent. CurdWuy IA a ID fuiad"x-
ter know 90 any such Influences hr
riouid 'cN the seurte nni the coup
try aloIt them.
HeIi,iuE To Cur1way. ioindcNt"r
said his reference 90 influence
brought 90 bear on the SENATE con
rurned "inroient sdltorlul-' in
many spapetH, which, De said
tried 20 tell senator's how 10 vote ON
the Newberry cage and contained
threats.
Kelly In HIS u~ewsraner statement
struck directly a. the argument OF
many OF those who supported Sew
berry In the sem e-that there was
no corruption In the large eSpcn-
diturcs.
"Mlchiran must not accept the
doctrine. advocated by omc that
u e. proTe r 10 spend any nun of
money In behalf 81 "a candidate
provided only that u Is not used Tor
corrupt purposes. Kelly sn a.
mocra;s are planning to Ircss
the Newberry tissue In the fan cclc-
tons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
BAND WILL BEGIN
SPRING CONCERTS
At ARMORY TODAY
Popular and Classic
Numbers to Be lnclud-
ed in Program

The first ~ the series Of Indoor
spring concerts VIII be given At The
Armory az 3 o'clock this afternoon
f'he city band. composed Of ~
p .cces VIII harnish both popular
and classic selections.
The number Of sunday programs
In the series Of Indoor concerts de-
ponds entirely upon the support
hey are given according to Fred
x. Ellis haadmaEter. The city Ia
paying Tor the first four concerts.
A. the concerts were given
strong support "a year ago Mr. Ellis
L. expecting inrVe crowds TO take
advantage 81 the free concerts this
spring The program for today
follows;
Levy.
Amicizia March. Chamber.
Spread Yo SET tBlues de
LuNe). Levy
La Circus tspanlsh Waltz
Emidy
Raymond tOver'ure1, Thomas
4. The Glow Worm O~Gluhwurm-
chen-idyD. flrcke
'Ernestlnc Concert Wnltzesl
Chambers.
'Chnconc OPiece de SALON.
Durnnd.
Bohemian Girl tseiection)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
OUCH! LAME BACK.
RUB LUMDAGO OR
BACKACHE AWAY

Kidneys cause backache7 MOI
Listen Your hagkache u caused
ny lumbago. nciatica. or a strain,
and the quickest relief II soothing,
penetrating ~. Jacobs on Rub u
right on your painful back, and
Instantly The soreness. stiffness
and lameness disappears Don't
stay crippled Get a small trial
bottle OF 81. Jacobs oil from your
druggist and timber up. A mo-
ment after Il Il applied your won
der what became OF the backachc
or lumbhgo pain.
Rub old. honest 81. Jacobs on
whenever you have Fclatica. neu-
ralKia. rheumatism or spralas. as
u II ahsulutely harmless ara
doesn't burn the skin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
PEACE RESTORED
IN F|UME BY NEW
COVER n 7
General Election Like
ly to Be Outcome of
Coup d'Etat

TlJME March a general
election. with Italian government
trooIs maintaining order. will
I probably be- the outcome of the
FaHci.I coup d'etat which result
ca On Che UIgnt OF President Ia
nelln and the establishment Of a
prov 'sinual revolutionary govern
mem af this war-torn port.
TIL cry was quiet tonight. un-
der 'he guns " an Italian war
snip The FarcistiH. who had
storW'u the pa,ace nnd routed tho
fteblc opposition troops and police
had .a.lhilshcd order almost i'm
medil.'iy with the aid Of cara
bincr- The port electric light
Ing aud power systems. cut at the
mumeui the rcvolutionHries struck,
were 10 operation.
Premier Facta and his newly
formed constnhulnry. II WIS
known. found the situation created
~ the Fnscistis uprising extreme
~ embarrassing. The new pre-
mief dealing with M situation
would bee his first test Of strength.
u h. threw out the reVoiutiona-
r.es and restored peace he would
be o~Nerthr1wn In the chamber by
Paw sti and other groups. He
could not leave the situation In
the hands Of local Fascist. a gen
tral election. therefore. seemed to
many the hest way out for both
tho government and the local au-
thorlflc4
Tho revolution. which was ac-
complained in a few hours with
few el-ual'ie-. resulted from hos
tllity toward Croatian police APP
poin'td hy Znnclin.
with the arrival OF Mirahellu,
an Italian warship. this morning
the italian garrison Of Plume was
-incrrtaod hy goo curuhinery
troops warr stationed along the
border 90 proven. incursionr on
the part ~ the counter-rcvolution
lot forces
IT.. provisional government took
posse, Iou OF the government PAL
I ace today Signor Attailo. acting
in tho name Of the committee OF
national defense. issued a procla-
nation Co this effect
"Ar,r 70 bi'ter engagement and
the CYpitulation q President IA
netln. this commit ee declares IT.
self % provisional government. dis
, placiug temporarily the conStitu-
ent tssemhly n assumes full
, pow,rs which were Delivered 20
IL b. official deed ny the former
head OF the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
New Twain Anecdotes by Marks First Sweetheart
IBy NIsA Service.

HANNIBAL. Mo, March a.
becky Thatcher, winnume little
schoolgirl in the adventures OF Tom
lawyer and huckleberry finu,
known to thousands Of Mark TWAIN
rvaaerA, u a real living breathing
pcrsonl
She y Mrs. Laura Frazier. Sc. ma
trun OF the Home for the rritnu
loss here. She was MARX Twain =
tirst swcetleart.
twain made Mrs. Frazler-Or
Laura Hawkins. a. she was known
a. "a girl-OHc OF the best knuwn
female characters In fiction.
ROT Tom Sawyer not only mas
Lcen Widely read In America and
England. but has been translated
INTO almost every European tongue
Mrs FRAZER knows more aUoa3
he youth OF Mark Twain ueH
the humorlst actually lived the cd
ventures Of Tom Snwycr-than any
other living person.
Mark and I started going 20
school the same year. MIRA FRA
zleT Enys. Sic wns seven Snu 1
"a STA. Our houses were ncrOas
he street IRON sacn other rlgnt
acre In Hannibal
Long Golden Curls.
Mark had long golden curis
hanging over his Shoulders. ale
used to carry my books Il school
every morning and carry them
hCmc In the afternoon.
An he 4 treat men to apples
and oranges 0nd divide his ctn,y
with me.
In the winter Mark spent most
Of his time OF the ice. I cuuidnt
skate. IA he aIWaVs for
me to go along.
lie used Ia push me along the
ice OF a split bottom char -"
was - fine skater. tom fact. he
was good at anything he under
took.
he first time | ever saw Mark
w1r ON u hot summer day. ic
cams cut OF his home and started
showing off. turning handsIAangs
and cutting capers.
His heel hit mo aud I was was
thrown to the ground and knocNcG
unconscious. recall hearing the
children talking about how scared
Mark was
One Of Mrs. Frazier $ most treas
ured possessions Is an Invitation
70 Twnins wedding In the hLmor-
Isl \ own handwriting.
The invitation says In part;
Mrs - (married name un.
known formerly Miss Laura Haw-
klns. first sweetheart 81 the within
named party ~ years agp. Pardon
the suggestive figure.
In October. 1909. Mrs. Frazer
visited Mark TwHin's home at
Stornncld Conn. ana spent "a week
here a. his guest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
AND AFTER THAT

Alter this western story, about the end Of the present month,
The Herald will do something never before accomplished in
newspaperdom. We will begin publication in serial form Of the
BEST SELLER Of 1922, the story the whole world is reading
end paying $500 per volume for as fast as presses can turn
them out. The neat novel in The Herald series will be that
marvellous, heart-stirring story, IF WINTER COMES" by
A s M Hutchinson, held by critics great and small and by
Watch for the beginning of these novels, and as you read and
enjoy them, remember that they are simply a supplementary
feature to Herald News Service, the finest, most thorough. most
reliable news service in the world-a news ser vice that makes
available 10 Albuquerque "Today's News To-day" as complete
and satisfying as is available in the greatest cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

XXTERE rather proud Of The Hera,ds feature fiction ser.
wv vice, and feel that we have plenty right to be. Every
novel in the series Of twenty four to be pubhshed serial
ly in The Herald during 1922 is a Best Seller. Every one Is by
an author of well earned reputation. Every one is a really first
class story
Good as the stories have been up to this time, greater treats
are in store for Herald readers in the immediate future. Just
as soon as the story now running is complete, we will begin
publication Of a real, fesh-and blood, western novel a hum
dinger of a story of the west we know-"THE RIDER OF
GOLDEN BAR, by William Patterson White. This is no slap
dash yarn Of movie -ueto mannikins, six gun bandits and stage
hold ups. It's a story of real people in the real west-And yet
ii has all the grip and thrill Of the rough rider and the gun
play, with life and fortune at stake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
Chicago Labor
Leader Acquitted
OF Murder Charge

CHICAGO. March f-Thomsa
Walsh. lnhor leader was acquitted
tonight of the charge OF numbering
Adolph Georg. cafe owner
GeorL and his walter. George
Cast. were shot and killed several
months ago In Jeorg's cafe. meet
INK place Of politicians aud labor
leaders.
Two witnesses Identified Walsh
as the slayer The defense. how
ever. produced four witnesses who
testified a mysterious stranger did
the shooting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
noNrr KNnM OMN NAME

BEACONSF1Etn, Eng Rest
Of this toNn do not know the
corroct wuy Ia spoil OF pronounce
name The urban district coun-
a & searching historical records
Tor a solution OF the dilemma.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
Hunter Badly Hurt;
Dragged by Horse

" W. Hotchkins, biological sur
vey hunter 90 the MOgpilon noun
taiB- is in serious condition as n
r.At no. o. an ucr,4eutal tai nom
his horse according 60 word which
w. rh-d The ufflc. Of the survey
u,r. yesterday
The accident occurred on Feb
whom Hafghki-. caught his foot
tuli from his horse and wa
Rugged o. considerable distance
FORE holm reached him II D. not
H~Ntartcd thar hc VIII recover
The hunter had u homestead IN
Doe Mogoiluu range and fnr "a num-.
'yf of years has been hunting Tor
Ne biological survey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

out crossing them. are apt TO
b. them into triangles. with
lar final upstrokes, or form
into triangles low down On
:Etem.
his Is easily accomplished when
81" occurs In the word. but
n two rs occur together
making OF this triangle. In -i-
form, II no easy matter. and
full OF meaning.
be two triangle rs" denote
persistency in one form or
her. and when vertically
bed. this IL accentuated
nHcientiousness Is very mark
this script.
Be deliberate dottlng OF the -
kktti placed directly over the
denotes celebration and
|ncss. verifying my previous
mont but In this instance this
~ OF tho dotting OF the y"
ties caution also
Decisions Positive.
e pope's unwillingness TO car
It o purpose without due care
weighing OF it's consequences,
ten mistaken by others as in
Ing indeclsion. in which the
and actions do not appear 60
~ work IN harmony
his intimates his Holiness
appear npprohensivc, over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
OP'S SIGNATURE
FORECASTS GREAT
SUCCESS, SAYS
r~aphologists Asserts
It Reveals Man of
Sterling Character
ny ALBERT J. SMITH.
,pholoeisi. Character AnnIysisi
aud Author 90 applied
GraphoIogyt

KEW YORK. March 4.-Thc
|naturc 81 Pope Plus Nv-tEe
|ent Cardinal Achiile Ratti-
|ws n nan of sterling charac-
well poised. mentally alert
|sically agile and muscular.
abounds In every stroke
pen.
fhe determined down strokes.
berately and rcsoiutely i'm
Used on the paper stamp him
|nan OF strong convictions and
will to exercise them.
he vertical position OF the
~ Rrokcs Indicate that what
IL he undertakes IL tempered
lh Acif-restrnint and dolibera-
Il; that Judgment and reason
kr into all OF his motives AMI
actions.
Slow Go Move.
H. does not like 20 be hurried
his deliberations. hence he r.
n to move aad does not ar
at decisions hastily.
he harmonious Joining Of the
itAl A with tho capital " In
signature indicates a practi-
turn Of mind. great logical
soning powers and the con
hctive element highly devel-
~.
fritors Of this type accept very
. on faith and do not take
|gs for granted. but are in
ed TO ask questions and insist
knowing the why and where
Of every proposition THE
es him nrgumeniative nni
Hticni 81 whit j. not Ut once
crstood.
ersons who write their rs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

BE- of Appearance
: F~vangeline Booth
Here Is Postponed

~ Fvnnfenne Booth national
b. nder ~ fha salvation ARMY
waH scheduled to apnear In
tvarera ON March Q T. IN in
Beach and her appearance
has heen POSTPONED indef-
This was the Announce
mode today by Can't Rich
bug Il. % the salvation Army
i Yin Guest said today ihat he
|erAived y telegram from COM
clifford 81 the ARMY al
beach stating that MiSs
l. has Influenza and VIII he
h. To leave her bed Tor sew
DAYS pa'es ef meetings at
!er and Colorado Swings also
been postponed Indefinitely,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al
writers. If you so desire, they
will gladly assist you in word
ing your ad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
AIIOwrD no DsrAY rIDr

BELF T-since the police
have no more trouble with the ios
tents of this city. the official cue
few order has been cancelled Now,
sveryone may stay out after II 80
p. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

Discarded biliia-d balls are be-
lnE made into electric push but
tons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
Charges Man Bit 10
His Finger; Case to 5
Be Aired in Court

Alfred Nuanes Gays that ray
mond Harrison OF the Viaducsii
garage on South Second street bit
one Of his fingers.
Harrison says that Nuanes
stuck the finger In his mouth.
Thcse sayings are the founda-
tino Of a case which Will come
before W. w. Mcclellan tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
Nuancs made n complaint before
the Judge that Harrison had bit
his finger. charging hat the man
intended to do him bodily harm.
Constable A. =. Moi,iga wac
seHt after Harrison and when he
was brought int court he said
he wished continuance of the
case 40 he might consult an at
torney and also file "a counter
complaint. He alleges that Nu-
anes had a screw driver In n
hand when he tue a finger In
his mouth
Judge Mcclellan PLACED Har-
rlson under $1,000 bond for his
appearance IN court Monday. The
men are said to have q~uarrcled
yer a motor at the garage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

swedish mothers pat money Into
Their childrcns first bath TO br.Gg
future wealth.
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