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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
DEMOCRATS ARE
VICTORIOUS IN
KANSAS CONTEST
Jonathan Davis Is Elected
Governor Over His Re-
publican Opponent, W. Y.
Morgan, of Hutchinson.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. s (by the
Associated Press. ELECTION OF
Jonathan Davis, democratic candi-
didate for governor of Kansas over
his republican opponent, W. Y. Nor
gan, editor, of Hutchinson, Kans..
was assured late today when tab
ulation OF 1850 precincts out OF
the 2,536 in the state gave Davis a
lead Of 12,714. The reports repre-
sented the complete returns from
nearly half the counties in the
state and nearly complete returns
from a large number OF others
The figures: Davis, 22t,70T; Nor
San, 2OS,995.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09

CBy Central Press)
San Francisco, Nov. S.-Mrs.
Muriel Darlington may be forced
to spend months, long and dreary,
behind prison bars
She may be branded with the
shame that comes to thief.
She may lose honor, respect and
all that a woman holds dear.
But these will be as nothing to
the bitter anguish that already has
filled her soul, the pain that has
torn at her mothers heart
Mama You stole, and you
know that's wrong"
These words coming from her
little son, hardly able TO lisp, as
he gazed ut her through the cell
bars her baby's indictment that
she is not a geod mother. these are
the words that have scared her
very soul with anguish.
Mrs. Barrington arrested by po-
lice here. confessed that with her
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Stiles, she
had robbed many homes. Police
say she was responsible for 250
robberles.
Tho sisters, police say. admit
that they realized the wrong they
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
PRONOUNCED 'QUAKE
SHOCK RECORDED AT
GEORGETOWN VARSITY

Washington, Nov. S.--A pro-
nounced earthquake was recorded
last night at the Georgetown Uni
versity seismograph observatory,
tremors being at Gil p. m. and
continuing until 7:1O. The maxi
mum intensity was reached be-
tween 6:42 and 6:44 p. M, accord
ing to the Rev. Father Tondorff,
director Of the observatory, who
estimated the center of disturbance
to have been 1900 miles south of
Washington.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
BONUS FIGHT is WON
BY FORMER SOLDIERS

Chicago. Nov. 8 (by the Associ-
ated Press Soldiers of the world
war won in every state where the
bonus was an issue in the election
yesterday. In four states bonus
propositions were on the ballots
and all won overwhelmingly.
In Illinois and Kansas the vote
was nearly three to one in favor
OF the propositions and it was two
to one in California and better than
two to one in Iowa.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
A FINISHED LUMBER
YARD FOR WILLIAMS

Williams, Ariz., Nov. S.--Mr. c..
Hall of Winslow, manager Of o
chain OF retail lumber yards in
northern Arizona towns, is build
ing yard in Williams, located on
Railroad avenue, between Third
and Fourth streets. Finishing
lumber supplied by the local
Saginaw Lumber company is to be
handled for retail market line
OF paints and concrete will also be
kept i'm stock. The new concern
will represent an investment of ten
to fifteen thousand dollars and
willadd one more step towards Will
liams' advancement in the manu-
featuring and commercial lines.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
LATER RE TURNS
INCREASE LEAD
Of A DEMOCRAT
William E. Sweet, for Gov
ernor in Colorado, Has
135.208 to 131,499 for
Griffith, G. O. P.

Denver Colo, Nov S.-Addi-
tional returns received here to-
night from over the state served
to increase the lead of William e.
Sweet, democrat, over Benjamin
Griffith, republican, for governor,
The figures from LAS precincts
were: Sweet, 1S5,2OS; Griffith,
S1,49q.
The closest contest in the state
on the face of returns tonight
was that for attorney general. On
returns from 1920 precincts, Rus
sell w. Fleming, democratic cam
didate. had lead of less than 500
over Willard +. Gordon, republic
can. The vote was: Fleming. 1O8.-
S4S; Gordon, 10S,265. .....
Tn the contest for superintend-
eut Of public instruction Mary c.
C. Bradford. democrat, had more
than 5000 lead over Katherine l..
Craig, republican. on returns from
1,245 precincts. The figures We're:
Bradford 1870; Craig, 107,15S.
All four OF Colorado's congress
sional delegation have been re-
elected. Snow in various parts
of the state hampered the collec-
tion of returns. In some coun-
ties, returns were received from
couriers who Travelled from the
polling places to the county seats
on snow shoes.
Returns from nearly 600 pre-
cincts showed only two Of the
initiated measures for amend
ments to the constitution and
proposed state laws with majori-
ties for adoption. These two
were number J.. authorizing the
issuance of s6.O00.0O0 bonds for
state highways, and number Z,
authorizing the removal Of the
university of Colorado's medical
school from Boulder to Denver.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
DEFEATED IN SENATE
RACE, A WASHINGTON
MAN ENDS OWN LIFE

Yakima. Wash, Nov. S.-Lee
Title, recently defeated for the
republican nomination for United
States senator. committed suicide
in his hotel room here some time
this forenoon by taking poison,
according to Coroner W. NJ.
Brown. little, a former county
treasurer, had been respondent
since his failure to win the nomi-
nation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
KENTUCKY ELECTS 8
DEMOCRATS, 3 G. 0. P,

Louisville, Ky, Nov. Slight
democrats and three republicans
will compose the Kentucky delega-
tion in the sixty-eighth congress on
the face Of unofficial returns from
the eleven districts.
The issue no longer is in doubt in
ten of tho districts but democrats
refuse to concede defeat in the
tenth, where John w. Langley, re-
publican, is leading +. Tom Hatch
or, democrat. by approximately
2.000 votes. Unofficial returns
from 115 of the 1875 precincts in
the tenth give Langley 1906, and
Hatcher 5.7S9.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
APPEAL OF SALVATION
ARMY RESPONDED BY
ROSWELL CITIZENS

Roswell, n. NJ. Nov. 8.--Rosweil
people have responded generously
to the drive started last Friday for
funds for the charity work of the
Salvation Army A number Of
teams, each team made up of two
solicitors. worked all day Friday
in the interests of the drive. and
many are still at work. The fund
desired is for all charity work of
the city, which is handled almost
entirely through the Salvation
army.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
CHIHOpRACTORS WIN

san Francisco. Nov. 8.-The chI-
ropractors won the right in yester-
days election in California to have
a chiropractic examination board
from the state board of medical
examiners. The osteopaths. how
ever, failed to secure a similar
board for themselves.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
REPUBLICANS IN
ILLINOIS | LOSE
4 HOUSE SEATS
G. 0. P. State Ticket Goes
Over by a Big Majority,
Although the Democrats
Carry Cook County.

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@. Chicago, NOV. S.-Hctmns q.
4" from 1885 precincts out of I:
&" $3.50 in the state on the light o
o wine and beer proposal gave (:
o 7GS,O09 for and 3O2,56f 9
9 against. o
. DoWnstate 1,70t precincts Q
. gave 249.521 for the proposal &:
d" and 189,000 against il. e
" In Cook county the vote, e
d" 2,2Sl precincts was. yes, e
Z" 513,5iI: no, 132,656. q
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Chicago, Nov. S.--Illinois will
send seven democrats and 20 re-
pubGcaus to the next congress as
% result Of yesterdays election. a
net loss of four seats Tor the repub-
licans. Early Indications that two
other republicans had been defeat
ed We're reversed when later re-
turns saved the seats Of r. w.
Sproul, in the Third, and +. Il, Mil
Ter, in the Twenty-second.
The vote in the Tweuty-third was
close but on the face OF returns,
William Arnold. democrat. defeat
ed y. B. Brooks, incumbent.
The republican state ticket went
over by big majorities, despite the
democratic victory which swept
Cook county.
ugCul. Natsou rppllhliCop. paf,i.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
w E A T H E r
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
Denver, Nov. S.--New Mexico:
Fair Thursday; Friday, fair south,
unsettled north portion, not much
change in temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09

7 Alamogordo, n. NJ, Nov. s.
Otero county gives the following
majorities: Jones, 434; Morrow.
S3S: Hinkle, $50. The other state
candidates are running about the
same. There are three precincts
yet to hear from, which will not
change these majoriies more than
25 either way.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09

votes in yesterdays erection. In
spite of the factional fight in which
Beals was placed in office by Il
democratic majority, Curry county
rolled up its greatest majority in
history for the state ticket. Beals
was opposed by II. NJ. Wood, pres
ent deputy sheriff Under Sheriff
Dean and nominee Of the party.
Complete returns in Curry county
give Jones, 2,798: Davis COZ: Nor
row, 2,7O0: Warren, sos; Bratton,
311G; Barnes, 429; Hinkle, 2.7S6;
Hill, $50.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09

Mosquero, N, NJ. Nov. Silk
teen precincts in Harding county
give for senator: Jones, 1.047:
Davis, 500. Morrow, 1,O24: War
rem, SS2; lIinkle, 1923; Hin. Sl5.
Rest of state ticket running close
up. Democratic county ticket ap-
parently all elected.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09

Pennington, y. NJ, Nov. S,--San
Juan county. with two precincts to
hear from, both democratic, gives
Davis. 444; Jones, 672; Otero-War-
rem, 500; Morrow. 62O; Hill, 451;
Hinkle, 676 Estimated remaining
precincts will give at least 100
democratic majority.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09

Lordsburg, n. NJ, Nov S,-Com-
plete returns from eight precincts
in Hidalgo county give Davis, 322;
Jones. 725; Warren, 314; Morrow,
7O7; Hill, 1872; HinlIle, 1922; Muller,
375; Baca. 663.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09

Las Cruces. n. NJ. Nov. s.
Twenty-Five precincts in Dona Ana
county give for senator: Jones.
1854; Davis, 2,069. For congress-
man: Morrow, 2,S14; Warren,
2,0S5. For governor: Hill. 2,241;
Hinkle. 2.194. Rest of state ticket
democratic by $50. All demo-
cratic nominees on county ticket
elected by majorities ranging from
436 to LOTT.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09

Ration, N. NJ, Nov. S,--Nine pre-
cincts in Colfax county give Davis,
756; Jones. 729; Warren, 713; Nor
row, SOC; Hill. III; IIinkle. zoos;
Gallegos, 743; Baca, G7S; Des
Georges. 72G: Chacon. CAS-; Delgado,
1858; Vigil. 639; Matson, 791; Cor
bin, 677; SedilIo, no; Helmlek,
697; Blaney, 777; Eckles, col;
Barnes, 7S9; Bratton. Gel; Hill,
1854; Montoya. 642; Muller, 1872;
Baca, G93.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09

NEW YORK. NOV. 9.-Re-
publican control OF the house
of representatives in the sixty
eighth congress was deter
mined finally by announce
ment of the election of II.
Scott Leavitt. second Montana
district, at 2:t4 a. M. today,
giving the republicans the
necessary 21S for a majority.
At this hour the democrats
, had 205, the socialists one.
farmer-labor one, and indie
pendcnts one, with nine d.a-
tricts still unrcportcd.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-11-10
4 4 So So .9't. a.;. &. !: l: I, :
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sT.a.sss
~1As more you do. tn. more you
are gtvea to do.
Az Tie more you do the batter
work yoa are enabled to do.
Ralph Caldwell was out OF the
store Thursday on account OF the
sickness OF his sister.
-
II our grocery you will find q
special sale of breakfast foods, The
reduction of prices on all Of these
articles will pay you to take ad-
vantage OF. Be sure and inspect
our south window and see for your
selt what this saving will amount
to.
This next Saturday. Armistice
day We will be closed the entire
day. On Friday night we will be
open to take care of your wants.
We record the death OF our sorrel
horse Billy this week. This horse
had been here nearly as long a. the
store. being over 35 years of age.
About the last time this horse was
hitchsd up was some 8 years ago
when We installed the motor de-
livery and We used him to make
the deliveries the first morning
while We were getting . car driver
trained 70 handle the car. We raised
this horse from 4 colt and ~ he
was IN extra intelligent horse who
gave ~ many = useful service We
felt II his due to see that he lived
out hts natural life. The automo-
bile has its advantages but 1t will
mover BE- able to furnish the COM
panionship or pleasure that 10 found
in . good horse.
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2. G. Eagle went duck hunting
Thursday evening. This IL the first
time that he has been after ducks
for some Is years.
90 80
We are unpacking . very large
assortment OF ivory toilet articles.
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sThsss articles .aiways fial . vel
-ee1e aAA naks not oaly . ussfal
pfsssat But o1S tHaE saffssS, thx
gift spirit along VA II. u a
( eS@sse s,s
Oar ladies' ready 70 wear dspart-
msut on the second floor i showing
. numbsr OF sales this week. The
garments in this department are
such excellent styles that they sp-
peal.
Our store truck made 4 trip to
Alamosa ON Tuesday to bring back
load Of groceries.
sses -
A fountain pen and childs
vanity bag are two articles that
have been left In the store Of late
that We should be glad to restore
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% H. ewnsrA
$50 ~ns
p VII. osff vss 1o4 shis to vote
On Tueeaay ~. Ae had moved out
Of tie preeixcf lsss than 10 days
before election.
s,sss
Warm underwear 10 what you
want now. Coopers. spring needle.
Stevenson and Coopers closed crotch
brands for mon. Athena for women
~ we'll - some other brands will
be found here. In price and quality
YOU are sure 70 be pleased.
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We have . special Kirschbaum
suit and overcont advertisement In
this paper. pleasa read It.
Our general Advertisement 10
found on the last page.
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NOTCH OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION or

nssass q Fredrsck Haasf. dsesss-
"a. No. E7o.
Notice 10 hereby given that on ne
17tA day Of November A. D. 1879,
Tie andersigned will present to the
County Court OF Rio 0rande County.
Colorado. her accounts for final
settlement Of administration OF
said estate. when and whore all per-
sons In interest may appear and OBJ
3ect to them. II they 20 desire.
Notice u also hereby given that
application for tne deterwinatiou
Of heirship Of said Fredrick HaafS,
deceased. has been made and that
the Court will ON said date herein
before mentioned, or At any time
to which the hearing nay be con-
tinued. proceed 70 ascertain and de-
termine who are the heirs Of The
said friedrich Haaff. deceased, and
~ such entitled to inherit any lands,
tenements. hersditameats or oths.
property real or personal. oonsti-
tutinS ali or part Of the Estate OF
the said Friedrich Haaffs deceased.
and eater Decree aeeoFdinsly, at
which hearing all persons claiming
to b. hetss at law Of said deceased
may appear anl preoent their proof.
LAURA EAArF,
AAulnietratrix Of the Estate
oe FfeArick Haaff. deceased.
October 3e-Nov. -.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dss,:s.sS: :s.:,. & s.,ae,n* - 1.:sr''r

U. 9. Lana Offics q Del Nosts.
Colombo, October II. 1S33.
NOTICE b hereby given that
Fraak c. asyfried. af Del Norte.
Colombo. whs. on March ~. 1911.
naAs Dessyt kan1 entsy. Ne.
e5l7S. for eM. Section 8. Town-
chip 50 n. RAass e.. N. y. p.
Meridian. has med notice Of iatea-
tion 70 make D-L YtaAl Proof. Act
Of March Z. 1918. Proof. to sstab-
lisA claim 70 the lan1 above d.
scribed. before Register U. 9. Laad
Office. Il Del Nofte. Colombo. On
the tad day Of December. 1888.
Clai0aat na0se. ~ witnesses:
George Meyers. Lester Meyers.
Fred Mitchell. ell OF Monte Vista.
Is:y 4. ssyfrs.d. Of Del Nosts.
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NQTsQa yoa PURlyCATsON
bes.ss.s:4 e " =. ..s !.sesser

y. .. LaaA Offics at Del Norts,
CosorSAe. 0etsesf ~, 1852.
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NOTICE poR PUBLICATION

Departmens a the lneerisr
U. @. Land Office at Del Norts,
Colorado. October 81, 1892.
NOTICE b hereby Siven that
Thomas Duran. Of oostA Fork,
Colorado, who, Oh August 3lst
1913. made HoAs6asaA Entry No,
oAAS1, for SWk MEN. 0E \
NWA and NWh SEN and NEx
0WK, Section IS. Township ~ n
Range : e. N. n. p. Meridian. has
eilod notice of inteatSoa to make
Three Year Proof. to establish claiu
70 the land aboxs described. bsfora
Register u. 8, Land Office, at Del
Norte. Colorado. on Tie BAD day Of
December. 1879.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Castulo Vigil. OF Del Norts Colo.
Jose Vigil. OF Del Norts. Colo.
Nasario Atencio. OF Del Norts,
Andrss vsruls. Of Del Norts
L. W. BuRFoRD.
Register.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-11-10
RIGHT RACK AT NM

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10 opulsnt and was accosted By q
small boy:
watch yer auto for q nickel.
mister"
Beat IT. Kid. this machine won't
run away"
Nav. but could call you when
It starts to fall apart"
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-09
TO DRILL NEW TEST
NORTHEAST ARDM0RE

The Home OIL and Gas co.oYSvy has
closed contracts for the lr.lADs ~ q
new test north OF Ardmoye - * -
Gated on the Brown ana Wh.,..S,S
farm, in the center Of the ives; .,Ue
OF the northwest Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section q, 3s.2e, aeou; Sn,Sh;
miles northeast OF this city and 'hrce
miles southwest of Berwyn. The weA
will be drilled with standard tools, ard
rig for the test will be moved 20 the
location as soon as road conditions per
nit
The same operators recently made
effort 10 continue drilling on test
started some time ago by the Andersen
Drilling company which had been shut
down following loss of tools in the
hole and other troubles. The Home
company worked on It for more th9n
month, but was never able 10 get
the hole in shape 10 permit resumption
of operations, and decision was made 10
drill a new test. The Anderson test
had been drilled to about 1886 feet with
the rotary tools, at which depth II was
abandoned. The Anderson well was To-
Gated about three-fourths mile north
west or the location for The new test.