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The Nome nugget., 1922-04-22
ADVERTISEMENT
SOME ONE SAID SOMETHING ABOUT CHARACTER
 AND REPUTATION,


 AND REPUTATION
 Just consider for Dan Sutherland with other candidate in the field Don't take street talk ask the old resident of Nome for facts.
 To n every represent you Legislature suffer with all of live continuously history sudc
 
 ment that have received Gsby hands Remembering that parasite always will live like DAN SUTHERLAND
 The Alaska "on Feb 1s the He would Galen delegate And later article has been previously Valentine would Valentine couhded his that DOnohoe Democratic Boss Troy Hszelet combination had joker winds without hesitation combination mnd reducing the influence Alaska affairs.
 There arrived yesterday article.
 BUT VOTER what reducing the influence the Governor Alaska final defeat of aims and needs for the of ska being in Nome and the  benefit of the Gusgs
 WHERE THE MONEY IS COMING FROM FROM RECENT SUTHERLAND LETTER:
 the A. has announced reduced rates to commodities but why there should not The of have oil has dropped $1o0 F. 
 believe they bull it longer"
 CONTINUE EXPORT MONEY MN THE WAY OF HIGH FREIGHT USE YOU, MIsIEAD
 PENDING CONGRESS THE MOST CoNsTRUC- TIVE LEGISLATION PRESENT ED THE THESE MEASURES WILL DAMN ALASKA ANOTHER GENERATION CAN YOU TAKE THE CHANGE NOT THE TIME TO WAIT MUCH LONGER ITS OWN? THE DEFEAT OF THESE PENDING BENEFIT YOU THE GUGGs? ANOTHER SENTENCE IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD MIR SUTHERLAND TALKING:
 railroad whole
  A JAMES DEAR DAD LITTLE FOR THE SAKE YOUR OWN AS WELL AS YOUR OLD TIMERS INTEREST SACRIFICE BRIGHT FUTURE FOR LITTLE PERSONAL SPITE NAILED
 Rumor ailroadt to a malic Mir Al Nicholson hi dated Jan 1922 to all that desire that Sutherland scheme eed agae
 broad Congressional Re repuded would back such testimony YOU CANNOT SWALLOW SUCH LIES ---- ADVERTISEMENT
The Nome nugget., 1922-04-22
ADVERTISEMENT
THE MARSHAL IN POLITICS

in Federal officials they their campaign of Where the House of Representatives safeguarding the interests political while the needs of Alaska far he is the bowwows
 Division? We have the abomnabie and behalf of one Dan Sutherland And let passing omen and United States Dis themselves become officials their positions come political Uncle os the Judicial srmine being thank God that present indications do not presage repetition these latter named with respect to the controversy we oo do not care adhered Federsi njunctioa against "pernicious political activity"
 reflection the intelligence of the relied Ward oriA as their of Wilderness Just contemplate bourdoir will aush M Ward orsh United sssses Marshall Mentor or Republican politics this Division! Bosh!
 you going put the United caauers being turned complaints about the infamous eond of affairs will come do all within power insure Division Galen by tremendous majority surHEK1Asps SUPPORT MEANS HIS DEFEAT
 FAIRBANKS April 22-suherlands support bill introduced Secretary of the Interior to lease interests will mean his
  article the Newsminer Of March New Bill Gaen will carry the Galen has pledged himself to fight the New Bill man rule in Alaska
 GALEN CARRY KEHVHIKAN.
 KETcHIKAN, April 22-Gaen Ketchikan by large for James L. Gaien nus the First Division All his behalf and very much outlook.
 ANCHoRAGE SOLID ANCHORAGE April 22-Galen popular here and VIII Sutherland supporting the bill providing the leasing the will him of this division
 Reports indicate that Galen wica i by . majority GAIEN OVER THOUSAND MAJORITY
 April 22The people in this oan1s by from thousand 10 enhua' Territory than 'noSe the interests are important that prevent the oao falling the hands of private corporations. I (ADvERIIsEIRNT1
The Nome nugget., 1922-04-22
A WORD TO DAD JAMES.

DEAR DAD KNOW A LITTLE THE SAKE OWN AS WELL AS YOUR OLD TIMERS INTEREST BRIGHT FUTURE LITTLE PERSONAL SPITE
The Nome nugget., 1922-04-22
GALEN WILL CARRY KETCHIKAN.

KETCHIKAN 22-Galen will Ketchikan by lars for James L. Galen the First Dvsion his behalf very mue elated outlook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

viTrinus Ho,ef---An American vir-
Ffnia and sth. Cars via wertiske
ave. Mod steam heat; cheerful
csilent service. shower and tub
baths Trans 1kr up: weekly.
fsso up. Walking distance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
General List Gains
During NY. Opening

>,.,. VAIL STREET JOURNAL.
and
on
al
strength Corn Products reached high
rssiden tsdngs
a tone the
toward settlement
reduction
regarding
81
~ fsanytyana up VI
Wdva ssh asfs lso rs ssu,hsrn fsee SOY up ~
irothc up Unite
80 ~ American lee iii up II r&nAmerican "a up ~
steady beyns continued morning
non ae sold ittA Southern Pacific soN
~ ion
of
nmrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES LOWER

CHICAGO. July fe--Grain prices
eloerd lower On the Chieaxo board Of
trade today Heavy selling pressure
BY local longs on reports 81 probable
peace In tho railroad situation and
Dc cilaee Ia the Liverpool market
we're the chief factors In thed rnp
that followed advances earlier In the
day. Corn followed wheat on gem
erei crop conditions and lighter ex-
pert demand Receipts were heavier
than anticipated. Oats continued
dull and were eaaier ia sympathy
with other grains. Weather reports
from the Northwest were more fa-
vorshie and added 10 the bearish In
fiu~nces. Provisions were lower.
July wheat opened off 40 at
N,i5is and closed OFT Nc. S~ptsm-
ber opened OF NC az tf1fAnd clos
ed off he December opened off 4. {
at tt.ts and closed off &c.
July corn opened orr &c AZ s7f. G
and ctesed off &C. September open
ed unchanged AZ 6tsc and closed off
NC. Dscrmber opened up nc at
etAc anfi closed Oft iwe
July eats opened off NC az 5tT.t
and closed off %c. September OPEN
"a OF = 6 at 81 = { and closed Off 4. G.
December opened OFT &c al eos c
and closed Off se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
COP REFUSES TO
COMMIT SUICIDE
Instead He Hands Peggy
Joyce a Summons

SANTA BARBARA. cal. July Il.
--fcgsy Joyce. million dollar dcti.
WIN tread In tho footsteps 81 nche
Daniels. Betty CcmpSon and others
into the $pecd court.
fcgsy. who was motoring with olt
YER Meresco. became absorbed In the
scenery. nhe explained 90 the motor
con. and allowed her foot 20 rest too
heavily on tho throttle Of her big
car
Tho speed con bowed politely and
served her with summons to ap-
par before Justice George some time
before July rs,
MoroSco. who = going 10 help the
Fascinating Pegry build nation full
81 theaterr. produced SIS as bail
There viii be no Pcggy Joyce the
alter In santa Barbara. I, was report.
ell here to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Pier str President, rnotorship Anvil.
Pier s-Hfr Hawaii MaFu.
Pier A--fsr Admiral Nicholson
Pier D--katr Admiral Schley.
y. =. shipping Board Mccfings-Htr-
Cross Keys. Delight. siivevado. Luhrt-
60, Eidridge. West Jersup. West Ca
hokia. feouiurn. Anna y. Morse. West
Hartiand, Waiiinnford, West Jestsr.
West fson. Western Knight.
Alaska steamship Moorinxs-sts Kstchi-
kan. str Hkagway.
Todd Drydocks-u. T. G. 3. Deiiwoed. str
Hsmus. y. =. &. n. Burnside. str preai-
dent Jefferson.
Puset Hound Bridge q Dredging co.--tssr
Patterson.
Fishsrs FIGURING Miiis-etr Toysma
Maru
AIMEE Yard--asr Roosevelt
Nettietor's Miii--str Forest King.
West Seattle Training statiou--U. y.
Eagle No. So.
1fsffsrnan Drydock--s,r Valdez
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
Liberty Bonds
Conferences Held
on Vets by Forbes

PORTLAND. July II. - Hospital.
lzation for disabled veterans Of the
world war viii be the subject OF con.
fcrcnccs here today and tomorrow
between Col. Charles II. Forbes. N.
rector OF thu United States veterans
bureau. and city officials
Col. Forbes Is in Portland In the
course Of n tour OF ths Pacific coss,
In tho interest of disabled veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
Riding Lesson Did
ALI Cupid Needed

LONDON. July i7.-The romance
eliminating In tho bctrothai OF Mar
chioness Conyngham TO A. Baldwin
Roper. NJ. r.. began at a riding
school where the young man was
given his first lesson by the march,
oness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

LOST AND FOUND

Lost SMALL nosToS nui.. PUP
about months elat ftont fret
white. with white markings on
hack Of neck and chest. screw fAii;
answers TO name Of pat" re-
turn 20 n ". Could, $40 W Mercer
ut. or phone Garfield oIte. Re-
ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
Vessels in Other Ports

fmmluEham Juiy ~ - bsfied. ctr
Hunfsfnan for seattle
tyonden-ssIa ir Ie--Arstved, str atsei
BeefHseF frofn Seattle
ket@--Jniy ARRIVED. str President
Jackson from seattle.
rokohamas~-taiy t-Halied. afr Hsksfa
Aara for Seattle.
Hnihoa~-Juty Ie--Arriwsd. ctr Edward
f.ueksnharh from Seattle.
san Psdro-aJuiy fi--Sstied. str Eem-
di3k for Seattle. ctr Brush for seattle.
Nan Franrisro-~Iuly tg~-Afrtvsd. ctr
nsinter from seattle. Julv it---Arriv.d.
ctr Admiral Goodrich from seattle. str
Edgaf I.ackonbarh ffem Seattle. atr
Huth Alexander from seattle. sailed. ctr
John q. kirhpafrick for Seattle. y. m.
Port f,udiowa-Juiy t5-Haiisd. str
Fiorsncs LucksnbAeh for Mobile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
Foreign Exchange

NEW yoRK. july i;.--Forslsn err
change opened firm. Sterling. sex
up -. francs. fe.os1f. up .oosss lire,
- tsf. up .09g7 Belgian dollars. % 07so,
ap zoos; marks. s9.Bes7s. 10 .ocoss.
Quotations At the Gloss were. Sterling
tt1% francs. sos2sk. lire. fo.etss
marks. se.soz1a Danish kronsn. % sfse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

Cstsi~--f<eesfpts. IN Market steady.
Hest steers. tf.1t1ases fair 10 seed
stesrr. tt9f.Ts. good 10 eheir. cess
and nsffers. tfrsUaTf. ssnnsrs. o. O
fsf1. huffs a. 6aVtte. calves Is u
faae
Hsx--- Receipts. g. usrkst weak Prime
mixed. tif7snlsfs. roush.. ls0fl.kes
rigs. ffita8tsst
sh~~p--ftscsIrts f.Brs Market weak
4 Nast ~ fpAuntsin lamb fte0Jt. Ya-
Icy fensts. tt8fet yesrHnxs. ts1t
wsthers. t29T s~ss. trNa
itatt~~--~H1's 0sac ID.
Exx~--ta q lie dan
Ch~~-~---3s . tec41b.
H~a.--tko sae n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

snxsr--Easy Raw. 81 Trsnuia,sd. ss.ss
0fss0.
Cesfe~--So. ris spot. fe& Gfosc 10. .
No. santos. ftn aftse 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

ANHfNEIk-IuIF lf-Hff LTmsn Hawaii
.-fresn oisuAa ale f.rt Needy sad Nsa.
cauEsr. n. g. a. q. ns. sfr Hauati
MAsu from iionmhens va hAaashaA
kobe and Yokohama. at as a asf
sordosa from Seuas. 81 Alcbasia aad
oelevin. suty it-~t<s Tefama Mar,
ffom Essfett aaa Taeosns. at tte y.
IA, ctr FOREST King ffefn Has Pedro
via Absfdsrn. 81 $50 D. ctr Ad-
ntFai Bchisf fren NaDcoassr. ~. O..
Va nniiirEhan. ans .. m. ar Hemus
from Ariea via Antafozssfa. Tslafo.
Balboa, Cortnto. San rssirV. hsa ffaD-
cisco and Tacpms. al ~ 30 a 70
sAff.ff---JuIy fi~.Htf ~ D. Alexander
Tor San Pedro via ftEteris. n g. AMI
sen Ffancisco. a. tits .. m. ser Hotin
Adaif for Tacoma. At .. M. str " 50.
faro for Tacoma. at 1850 O. IA. str
MIL hnn ~ nrla A-a.La In-lA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

Ifuffcv--EstsHs tsHe ms prime firsts.
st@e ~ firss. 9s8r 10
Fxr~--Erfrae. 3sr do1 extrs pallets. sec
dor vnd~rsirsd pallets. issc dos.
Cheese--cai1ornia fats. fancy. s.a 10. I:
sFsts. Ice 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
ron saLn-nrAL ESTATE


TURN RENT TO PROFIT
And Is - isVHs4drnt. l.rDom house,
with bath. paved street. good lot
20 alley sgrellenf neiFhborhood.
1900 cash gives possession. $40
monthly, Only $1,000. (P-237e)
PAY RENT TO YOURSELF
On easy terms Groom house and
bath corner. sGxi02. good car
service. ~ minutes 20 Second ave.
Make your rent money profitable.
1900 each, $40 "a month. tP+zafz)
WEST 4 WHEELER
Reliability"
Second and Marion. Elliott b2b2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

CHICAGO. Jufr is.--cssa ~hssf--<s
I red. tfts1 No red. fffsa. No. J
red. tt.tt&. No. hard. tt.tfS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

BANK CLEARINGs
Seattle


r1sur--rsmliy pat. ss-rt. AXIS. q se0sN
Soft wheat bakers. ss-fb. skis 1850 see
Hard wheat bakers. ss-fb. Ok. 1ss q sge
Pastry. ss-fb. SKIS. ......... SIS u sic
sugsr~-Csns. par ewt. .s..ss.. 7<8
Beet uer cuf ... 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
WE WILL SELL

WE WILL BUY
5000 Alaska Pet a Coal.
so Johnston Piston a Ring.
5000 Duthle oil
Central Finnnce unit
1000 National Life Preserver.
Liberty and Canadian Bonds. all ~
sues. bought and sold.
JORDAN. WENTWORTH q co.
Stocks and BondA
Successors TO
HERRTN a RHODES. INC
7os and Ave. Main 1913
Members Chicago board 81 Trsde:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

S1,650
SMALL RANCH

Dt1<1l<ll hs1N1Il
bungalow with living and dining
room combined. kitchen. bedroom.
pantry. closet. front and rear
porches. garage and workshop
combined. good well and pump: ?
acres fine for poultry and berries:
good spring on place: near inter-
urban station. and only zs miles
from city limits OF Seattle. VIII
seii this place to reliable party for
small payment down. and balance
$50 per month. Price si.s50 Inn
mediate possession. See owner.
soi Mutual Life Bldg. First and
leaier.
BERRY LAND--CHiCKEN RANCH
feet OF good. rich soil; bisckber-
ries; Groom house and other i'm
provements: In town OF Duwam-
ish. Price $500. cash $500. ball
snre monthly payments OF SIS.
with interest. John oyen. r. r. ID
No. :. Box tss, Allentown King
county. Wash.
BUY CHEAP LAND AT CATHCART.
the good soil center; easy market
distance from Seattle. We have
1000 acres good soil land; plenty
water. We have some tracts part
~ improved. VIII sell you from
ono acre up at from $40 TO $3.50
y
q ST. Paul Land Company. b5i2
University way.
800 CASH WATERFRONT
ON PUGET SOJND-Dandy 3 acres.
with garden patch cleared: spring
water: alder soil; lies nicely on
beach frontage. Good anchorage
for boat; fishing. plenty OF CLAIMS.
Total price s515. terms 500 cash,
balance within I years Located
rs miles from Seattle. miles
from Tacoma. NOT on an island.
Charles somers Co, Alaska bldg.
COMPARE THIS WITH OTHERS
40 acres OF the best located land in
Snohomish county: absolutely
level: Just OFF the paved highway.
and within two miles OF the pros
porous town OF Arlington. Only
$500. a small payment down and
the balance over a period Of 8
years Good roads to the property.
and adjacent TO prosperous farms.
II. Il. Nelson. a27 Seaboard Bldg.
ACRES. GOOD SOIL: CREEK;
fenced: on good road; part black
muck creek bottom: fine bunch OF
miles from Seattle. Price $500, on
terms.
MERRITT REALTY CO..
T2i New York Blk.
4 ACRES GOOD SOIL LAND: l.
room shack: some cleared land;
plenty OF wood; located close 10
kennydale. across Lake Washing
ton. Price $500. on easy terms.
milwaukee, & st. Paul Land Com
pany. 5b12 University way.
FOR CHICKENS MY LITTLE CITY
Farms are ideal. l start you with
4-room cottage. chicken house. is-
acre ground and zoo chickens.
Easy terms.
II. g. PETERS. 7es Third Ave.
10 ACRES FIRST CLASS SOIL: g.
room house; 3 miles from North
Bend; $1,000; half cash. Near sun
set highway. West 02i4-M. 263e
&ist 5. w.
CKNESS-OWNER MUST SELL
Groom house. University district.
$1,000: $500 cash. $500 Fourth N.
u, Meridian car.
SMALL DRUG STORE, WILL IN
voice; terms. u. l.. Behling a Co..
2i2 Hoge Annex.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

yua.ss--5aiy ii--e.iisd. ssr rrtnesss
feuise. sSushbeund. - - n.. stf 0ussp.
aefthsosnd. 81 s,ss y. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

1875 Market steady
steers. ss.459sfs. cows ard hsifsrs.
ff7AWs6e staeksrs and feeders. tfu
fs-sk bulls w. ss0tsai calves. stWtf.
Hers Her~ipss. aea Market S. 90 Ice
higher Top. fie.ss. hulk. ffo.fo0 10 &C..
~h~~p--Nsneipts t.e9e. Msrkst. on
lambs sse higher. sheep steady. fsnsts.
ti39ffts. swes tt1t8sfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

TkrOOaH III.ANb. laiT ts-- . a - :
uafemstsf rislns dsnss gex wind south.
eisnt miles ga hour I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
STOCKS OFFERED

STOCKS OFFERED
200 An. Bottle Cap ........s0.-5
100 Futrefi Coupler ........ IS
20 Tclechronometer -......51.o0
100 Lambert Tire & r. ..... 400
10 National Film Corp'n 80. 500
5000 Hemhtlt~ Iron * Gold :. IL
$50 Victory Rubber ... 20
rs Williams Oh Trsnsm'n. 1900
Is Ref. Car Equipment 80. BID
80 Radio Corp'n Of Am. Market
1900 Red Desert OIL Synd. -. Bid
$500 wyoming Pacific OIL d. OH
5000 boundary Bay oil ...... OH
5000 Trojan oil. Cal. ........ .e4
WASTED--Wash. Iron Wks-
Reid Bros. Alaska Pet. Coal.
LIBERTY BONDS. top priceA
C. J. STEEPLE
Us Cherry ST Main $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12
SITUATION MALE
AGENTS WANTED

I4AHGE AHffT MANUFACTURER
wants agents 20 sell complete tine
Of shirts direct Co wssrcr. Exciu-
stve patterns uig values. Free
samples Madison Kills. 500 broad.
way. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-12

NEW PIANOS FOR RENT RENT
applied on purchase. Moyer-Toner.
1891 Fourth ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
DEATHS

ANZyBrs Tho funeral Of Cen
AFRO Anzures. who dlcd last Satur-
day evening. VAS held this morn
ing az . o'clock from tho family
residence, Burial was at san
%lgnucio cemetery Crollott was In
charge.
kNOP-Funcrnl scfviccs were
hold this morning over the re-
mains Of Mrs. Josephine n. Knob.
who dicd last sunday morning.
rho body was taken 10 san An
ONTO for burial Crolloti was In
'h1rgo.
ANuARADE-Thc funeral Of
Mrs -. a. Andaradc was held this
ncrniug at . o'clock from Croft
otis funeral chapel Burial WINS NJ
santa Barbara cemeiery
AEMtJO-Thc funeral OF Maria
Nrmlip. who died Monday morning
a. her parents residence on South
Edith street. viii be held this At
crnoun from Crollotts funeral
'hapcl Burial win he In san Jose
cemetery.
sTNEt DEN Tho funeral OF Her.
nan Stucdcn. OF Ar ana Mrs.
Jeffrey Stncdon who died Monday
morning at 81. Anthony orphan
1rc. will h. held tomorrow morn
Ing from C%rollott'z funeral chapel.
urial will De- iu Santa barbara
cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
Former Chief of
Forest Service
Is Stopping Here

q s. Grnves former chief for
ester from Washington. 49, O.. BE-
stopping In Albuquerque Tor "a TOW
dnyg on his way 10 san Francisco.
He Is making q tour OF the south
crn and western states to gather
data on forestry and related cub
iects which are being taught In
the schools and colleges
Graves left the forest service
two yeaFs ago To- accept "a chair In
the forestry school nj Ynie unit
vcrsity- He was founder Of thi
forestry school In 1900. and Will
take charge Of the school some
time DURING the
tie stated today that he had not
definitely decided how long "a
would Dc here. hut he Will vi~i,
the state university here hclor,
he leaves lie ie also here io make
personal calls on officials no thv
dlstrict office of the forest scry-
Ice here. lie arrived here ln~'
hight.
lie praised highly th, work that
a. heiuE done by D. g. w P0ulsr.
district forester here. and other Of
ficials OF this district. Tho work
they r doiuE on the forests he
stated. will bs OF great benefit Go
the state In the future, and De- hc-
Hliovts mat the state b. just begin
hing % realize this.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
CITY HEARS
MAN UNDER ARREST
IS WANTED HERE
Police Receive Word
Regarding Arthur
Bowen

Tfu police department of Los
AH...e1 Is ready o. cNtrrditc Gel Al
hu.. erquc. Arthur Bow,n. who
ARRESTED there several days
ngo for Investigation following tlc
su.II, uf Emciy Britain in q Los
AnrolOs apartment house where
Bowen lived
The police here last night re-
,..,ed word from Chicf OF 20
d.. James W. ENcriugtuu OF Lon
Angelica saying that buwpn is boo
ing held there on a misdomouuur
h. talt tine usutrtmcut tucr, I'M
dtr-tands that Bowen Dr. wun,eJ in
Albuquerque.
Tl, pole, department announced
today That no one has made any
complaint against Bowen mere. Al
though Bowen name does not ap.
ptIr m the city directory. Il wa.
learned today that he lived In thii
city FOR nearly six months, his ad.
dresH while here BONG o2l North
Thirteenth street.
Bowen. 10 BE- aid, was Interested
boz the Seven lakes on field. Tn
less someone has "A complaint {,
o. Ike against D0wvn. tur police
hUro will answer the message from
tH. Los Angeles department 10 IN.
form authorities there that Bower
not wanted here.
Dowcn went from hero 20 III
tlso. q e. said. before he went tu
california, lie b. believed "a hay,
l,u Albuquerque udout February
uf 1921.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
COMBAT SPREAD OF
D|PHTHERIi AMONG
MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS
Children of Chilli and
Escabosa to Be Vac
cinated Tomorrow

Tho county health officers and
county school HuthCritlea are
working to prevent the spread OF
diphthoria In the schools OF Urls
ARR. Escahusa anG chilli. where
here arc signs OF an outbreak.
They returned last right from q
Visit 20 the Yrisarri school whore
aniiuNin was administered to- the
children of the rchoui. and tomor-
row trips will he made to Escab-
osn and Chitn where the school
children viii Doc v%accluatcd
one death from diphthcrla uc-
cured at Yrisarti Saturday night.
Dr o g. West reports Ito he
N"vos that hc has the diphthcria
confined to one family there. and
efforts are being made to have this
family Isolated No other signs OF
the difcasc were found
~ Chilli the school Attendance
has fallen OF 10y ~ since Thurs.
day. according To- roports coming
from the county school suporin-
tcndcnt's office. ana ten more
children were sont to their homcs
from the school this morning. M.
ter an examination had boon made
uf the pupils n was found that
% tumhcr ot tho children had
white throatf. nut this IS not ron.
sidrred as necessarily "a sign ul
dlphthrrin.
pr. W.T. stated this mornlnl
that ne believes tho disease hn'
bccn active AT Yrlsnrri Tor the pas.
ten days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
PAVING TO START
IN 3 WEEKS ON
HIGHLAND STREETS
Work of Installing
Curling to Begin
Tomorrow

The first stretch Of paving In the
new program h TO he laid ON South
High street and work Will be start
cd inside 81 two or three weeks.
cry Engineer Frank Klmbail ans
nouncrd this morning.
The installing Of the curhing
nlong the street will be started to-
morrow Although curbing has
been laid on q part 81 the street on
the east side, the city engineer rs
OF the belief that u will have TO re
taken ~ Tor new curbinF IN orr
der to conform 90 the citys plan
" making @ 32-foot street Some
- the curbing. no says. was laid
Tor a fo-foot street instead uf Tor
o 32-fout street
Following the paving NJ South
High street work will be- started ON
Coal avenue The engineer saws
hat IL Is the Intention 90 pave all
OF the streets ln tho highland pro-
gram before beginning work on
the lowlands
Paving of the other streets. how
ever, cannot be cumm,ucod until
u supply OF pipe which has been
ordered arrives Mains on tho
the streets except South High
street r 90 be replaced before
paving.
city Manager James y. Glad
ding s-,ys that the black haze paw
Ing b. IN be laid on High street uu-
less tho property owners request
the concrete hnso without DELAY.
He said that persons on tho street
who desire thu concrete base paw
Ing Instead of tho black base must
place their request before tho COM
missioncrs II they hope for any ay-
ton 10 be taken.