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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11
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ruu. beef steers HUiINu mostly I"
600 cents HIGHER uaauf, psalm Hult
s.. So. Cat rhr rflui Uud calves
sfruug bulls steady stucAsrH h"H
tg.isr- stronr to uents hiEHr
huIa bolognaz s4al $50. huA Nt..-
,r4 tN.aOH % 90.
Hos receipts - 900 f5IrIl t.NH
mostly % to e. cents hlgher tuH
yesterday average bIg packerf d"
ans ufti, toy SA2a ou $50 tn 'f'
pound hur- Jew old boss ot u-H'
l4Hfs SIS al bulk 500 70 500 p-
unove nuih desirable g. ooh
low 90 IS
sheep rprc,pts l-uUo general
o.. 10 GENTS hluurl hult '
,trlN sig s5tlt..11 hfidI Ia
$3.50. good 90 puuud f.Hr'InH
sII 80. GOT ewes top curly tlH n''
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t,.uI- s. 600 beef steers STRONG goo "
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earnings late up4luN g. go hulla and
best calves steady to strong WcdlIu.
tu good butcher bulls &I.uoU A tat
most Unlopula $3.50 "In practical
top uu y|ral,ra $500 utlrl ,lu-
active and nIlly steady better grade
cows mostly $3.50 70 % % htu"ts
uu.t, soon ami down pannrr-
largely around $3.50 cuttors 81 ou
ahU Top steers cHrly s. -tW %,
SEVERAL loads good Nght tr'i'ta sos"
Hog receipts 5000; CLOSING ag.i..
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-04

son. The advance guard Of numer-
Gus out of town spectators are al
ready taxing the capacity OF con-
vention congested hotels.
New records in either attendance
or gate receipts are unlikely, how
ever, for with the return to the
seven game series, duplication of
| the figures established in last sea-
sons best five out of nine games
appear impossible. Another year,
when the Yankees new park with
its 10000 to $4,000 seating capacity
is completed, there may be a diff
| ferent tale to tell, but this season
the 1921 total receipts for eight
games of $900,23S and the aggre-
gate attendance of 269,977 seems
safe.
1t goes without saying that both
Manager McGraw and Miller Hug
gins, the Yankees mentor, will send
their strongest combinations in to
battle tomorrow. In a short four
out of seven series victory in the
initial game spells an advantage
which it is hard TO overcome.
Giants to Use Nchf.
The Giants are expected to open
with Artie Nehf facing the Ameri-
can league standard bearers. Nehf
has won 10 games out of his 81
starts in the National league pen
nant race this season and Is with
out doubt the Giants pitching Ace.
Higgins is expected to send Joe
Bush to the mound to secure the
initial edge on the McGraWites.
Bush has lost but seven games out
of the 80 he started this season and
probably will prove formidable
obstacle in the Nationals rush for
victory.
Manager McGraw conterds that
he has sufficient twirling strength
for such a series and predicts that
sensational fielding will back UP
the pitchers and cut down the
heavy and long distance batting
that the average follower OF base
ball expects.
Much Depends on Ruth,
Being assured of excellent sup
port from his hurlers, Higgins
counts upon the heavy Yankee hit
tiers to bat their way through and
hold the lead to the end. Much
will depend on Babe Ruth's abil-
ity to hook into the delivery of the
opposing leagues boXmen. Twelve
months ago, he was not in physical
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-04
IN. NJ. SP0RTSMEN
SIGN PETITIONS
ON CAME WARDEN
$50 Signers to Petitions
Urging Appointment Of
Warden by Commission;
Other Petitions Still Out.

More than $50 names are con-
tanned on the petitions which have
already been received by officers
of the Game Protective association
urging that the state game warden
ship be taken out of politics and
that the office be filled by APP
polntees OF the state game COM
mission instead of by the governor.
A number of petitions have been
circulated in various sections of the
state by sportsmen and indications
are that within the next few days
they will all have been received
here and will probably contain
more than 1000 names.
When assembled, the petitions
will be presented to the two candi-
dates for governor and to the
chairmen of the Democratic and
republican central committees urg-
ing that no action be taken by
these candidates or organizations
toward In any way sewing UP the
position of game warden until it
has been decided whether tho
change, as suggested by the petit
ton slgners, is adopted by the state
legislature.
The petitions were put into cir
culation by r. e. Kelley, president
of the State Game Protective asso-
citation. No effort is being made to
secure large number of signers
at this time, but 1t is the purpose
of the association to show that
the feeling in all parts Of the state
is favorable to the proposed change
in the manner OF appointing the
state game warden.
Petitions already received show
so signers from the Las Vegas dis
trict; 80 from Silver City. Mogol-
Ion, Tyron and Pinos Altos; 90
from the Carlsbad district. 40
from Deming; $50 from Carizozo: s
from Los Lunas; 65 from Santa
Fe; about so from Albuquerque in
cluded in only one petition, and
representative number from sew
eral less thickly populated districts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-04

sessions. In the club house later
there was an atmosphere of tense
ness, with little joyiality.
Manager McGraw Of the Giants
did not come out, and Hughey
Jennings, first assistant, was in
charge. Manager Higgins of the
Yankees sat in the stands observ-
ing his charges Both appeared
very serious and did not attempt
to joke.
The probable batting order:
National.
Bancroft 81; Groh, 3b; Frisch,
2b; Meusel t.; Young, IF; Kelly,
1b; Stengel CT; Gnyder, C; Nehf
or Barnes, p,
American.
Witt, CT; Dugan, 3b; Ruth, If;
Pipp, 1b; Meusel, rf; Schang, C;
Ward, 2b; Scott, IS; Bush or
Shawkey, p.
Umpires: Klein (NationaD,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-04

condition to do himself justice.
Aside from a slightly strained side
today. he is ready and Yankee fans
are hoping that the bambino will
deliver in substantial fashion in his
second facing of the Giants hurl-
ers.
Ruth was out with the Yankees
in their final practice which be-
gan shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning and ended when the
Giants ambled out about IL
o'clock. He leaned hard against
the pitching, sent couple from
his club into the cooler attitudes
and then disappeared.
The teams worked similarly,
the regular infield practicing as
they do before a game and the
outfielders chasing fungoes and
some of the pitchers and catchers
passing the ball.
Batting all around ended the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-04
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-04

With the latest telegraph instru-
ments. it is possible to send dozen
messages simultaneously over the
same wire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-04

chief at plate; Hildebrand (Amer-
ican), first base; Mccormick ma
tionaD, second base; Owens
(American), third base.
Time of game, 2 O'Clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-04

That his coffin should be union
made was one of the stipulations
contained in the will of man who
died recently at Pasco, Wash.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-04
COAST LEAGUE.

Portland, Z; Salt Lake, 4.
Los Angeles, A San Francisco, 8.
No others played.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17
Las Debates en- G| SGladO
Sc discute la Question de los nombramientOs.
- Las minorias republican, y sOcialista,
obstaculizandO ell trabajO-de la mayOria,
para diatar ell tiempO.-En algunOs,
ambos partidOs marchan de
mutuO acuerdO.

/ vas ZeQueira Sc opone al nombramien-
to para Fajardo del Sr. Bolivar Pa
gan.
Ell Senador republicano, Sr. Tous
Soto, hace un discurso para atacar la
nomination del Sr. Dfaz CollazO, di-
ciendO que es un hombre correcto, in
teligente capaz. perO' que es muy
pOlftico Y apasionadO Y que en- 1920
POGO antes de las elecciones inco6 un
procedimiento de investigation contra
ell Presidente del PartidO Republican,,
Sr. Rossy. hacienda una intervit1 EN-
la Democracia" echando sombras
sobre la reputation professional del
en- un asunto que fue despu6s resuel-
to pOr el Supreme ravOrablemente al
Sr. Rossy. Que Sc hicieron esas acusa-
clones ante ell Gobernador de Puerto
Rico ante el Attorney General.
Hernandez Lopez sQuien las fir
ma?..
Tous Soto-Yo que las presente
repito. Dice tambien ell Senador repu-
blicano que ell Comite de Nombra-
mientOs no lie di0 tempo para presen-
tar las pruebas que tenfa preparadas
para esta oposici6n, Y lie interrumpe,
con SUI venia, ell Presidente del Co
mite de Nombramientos, Sr. J. J.
BenfteZ, que afirma que eStandO cua-
tro nombramientos ante ell COmite, Sc
lie cOncedi6 los SenadOres que soli-
citarOn presentar razones para apo
yarlos combatirlos. el mismo tempo
para todOs que el Sr. Tous Soto pre-
tendi0 otra pr6rroga, que asf iba
resultar indefinida y el mismo acuerdO
que Sc adopt6 con 81 Sc aprob6 para
los demas Senadores de la mayorfa en-
sus respectivos casos, de 10 que result
ia que el SenadOr protestante tuvo
mas tempo, pueS Sc trata de un anti
quo asunto, no present6 NADIA mas
due los primeros argumentos.
Prosigue ell SenadOr de Ia minorfa
eXponiendo sus cargos, afirmando que
las manifestations que hizO el Sr.
Dfaz Collazo dada la fndole de ellOs
la epoca en- que sc hacfan, lie incapa-
citan para desempeiiar un cargo tan
peligrosO como ell de Fiscal
Ilfarte.-;S Su seiiorfa no hace cargos
concretos? ;LOs tiene?
Tous Soto.-No los tengo, porque no
Sc me ha dado tempo para traerlos
(Contin1a en- la pagina 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17

de los Estados Unidos. FL Presdicnte
ha estado recibiendo quejas de dife-
rentes parties del pals, en- las cuales
Sc especifica que algunas sociodades
cue Sc dice estan recolectando dinero
para fines caritativos en- Russia, utili-
zan los fondos para fines politicos
sindicalistas. En- las listas de los do
nantes que han sido enganados, apa-
recen senadores, representatives, atlas
figuras de la banca y de las diieren-
ties denominaciones religiosas nacona-
les. Ell Prezidenta esta dispuesto
actuar con mano fuerte contra los
que Sc aprovechan de la carload del
pueblo americana para sus fines de
propaganda anarquizante
HEILDELBERG, febrero 17.-El
general Won Oven, ex comandante de
las fuerzas alemanas en- Metz, ha 81
do llevado ante ell tribunal que inves-
tiga los delitos de guerra, acusado de
apropiarse de objetos privados para
su propio uso, y de grandes sumas en-
ORC Y plata de los habitantes de la
zona por el ocupada. Sc lie acusa de
rdbarse tambien preciosos cuadros
joyas valiosas del Hotel Terminus, de
Metz, con los cuales obsequi6 a SUI
esposa.
MADRID, febrero 17.-Se informa
de Meli1la que los rebeldeS b}oros de
las inmediaciones de Darkamud, han
incendiado la villa de Aduar, tenien-
do sus habitantes que buscar refugio
en- la zona ocupada por los espanoles.
La tribu amiga de Cabyles, de la sec
ci6n de Beni-Gordet, secundada por
la artilleria espanola y tropas en- MI
nero sufciente;;2 ocuparon a Darka-
mud y prendieron fuego a los hogares
Gde los rebeldes tras una pelea encar-
nizadisima.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17

Mucho p(iblico habfa en- los pasillos
la tarde de aver, Y estaba sobre la
mesa del Senado el infOrme respecto
de los nombramientos de ) jueces mu-
nicipales. el del Presidente de la Co
mission de Indemnizaciones Obreras, el
del Fiscal de la Corte Gle Distrito de
San Juan Sr. Dfaz Collazo Y el del
Lcdo. Hartzell. abogado de la Junta
Superior de Sanidad.
La mayorfa rechaZa los del jueZ de
Maunabo. con ell voto tambien de la
1ninorfa el del Lcdo Hartzell con
ell voto favorable para el de la mlno-
ria republican, socialista. En- favor
del fiscal ST. DfaZ COllaZO, la mayoria
Y en- contra las minorfas.
En- la session de la noche anterior
uuedaron desechados por mayorfa,
como ipform6 aver Ell IMPARC1AL,
los Jefes de Departamento Sres. Will
son, Lippitt Toro el juez de la
Corte de Distrito de Guayama, por
mayOrfa.
Ell Senador socialista defiende la
nomination del Lcdo Hartzell, argu-
yendo que la oposici6n de la mayorfa
es por causas polfticas, pero que a
pesar de que es AbOgado de Corpora
clones como son muchOs en- ell Sena-
do, els un buen candidate para ese
cargo y que 6l afirma que el Sr. Hart
zell no habfa lido en- asuntos polfticos
a Estados Unidos, nj pedir restric-
clones para Ia Carta Organica de
Puerto Rico.
Que eI Sr. Carmona, rechaZadO pOr
la mayorfa. es un funcionario eficen-
te Y entendido que cumple cen su de-
Der que no debe ser combatido por
cuestiones polfticas, porque ESQ es una
mala practica. Que por sus actuacio-
nes en- Ia polftica del mismo partido
que 10 combate no debe ser rechazadO,
porque tambi6n es un polftico conyen-
cido.
Martinez Davila-; Socialista. -?
Iglesias-Algin dfa 10 sera como
I'd. y todOs los valiosos PROFESSIONALS,
que es precisamente 10 que nos falta
a nosotrOs para barrer con los unio-
nistas Y los republicanos.
Cuevas Zequeira.-1Co los republi
canos no le constara mucho trabajO..
Iglesias.-Tengo que declarar aquf
que la impression en- Washington, la
mala impression contra el Partido
Unionista, son los 16 amos que lleva
abusando en- el poder, Y debe dignifi-
car su polftica no viendo la condici6n
partidarista de los hombres, sino sus
buenas condiciOnes como funcionarios.
Aprobar csc informe cs ir contra la
justicia.
Sc vota sin mas debate Y Sc aprue-
ba ell rechaZo Gle los SreS. HartZell
Santiago Carmona por II votoS contra
3.
AprObados por unanimidad los jue-
ces de Patillas Manatf. FL Sr. Cue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17
La RGVO|uCi6l en- IA India
Ell Sr. La Cierva dice que los moros estan ven
cidOs. - Ell avance contra la tribu de AL
hucemas esta iniciado. - Con ell pre-
textO de auxiliar los rusos, estan
recOlectandO fOndos los sindica-
listas para sus propagandas.

LONDRES, febrero 17.-El Gobier-
no ha reoibido algunos parties en- que
Sc lie notifica que la revolucion en- la
India sigue su curse devastador. Aver
fueron asaltadas las estaciones de po-
licfa en- Chauri, por fuerzas naciona-
listas, lanzando una bomba que mato
a todo ell estado mayor policiaco y los
soldados que Sc hallaban de guardia
ALI. Ell gobernador de Madras ha
lanzado una proclama, amenazando
con pasar par las armas ctantos de-
sobedezcan las autoridades; pero no
obstante este en- Gantur sigue la re-
beldia en- su grado maximo.
PARIS, febrero lila revolucion
que Sc ha iniciado en- la India inglesa,
toca con fatales consecunecias en- la
India francesa, donde va ha habido
serios encuentros entire las tropas ma
twas francesas y algunas partidas re-
volucionarias, que han pasado la from
terra con propositos de amman los
habitantes de este parte, levantarse
en- armas a una voz general contra los
europeos. La situacion esta siendo
estudiada detenidamente por el 60
bierno frances.
! MADRID, febrero 17.-El sefor La
Cierva, hablando con los periodistas
de las incidencias de la actual CAM
pana en- Marruecos, dice que va no
sera necesario enviar nuevas tropas,
pero las que estan ALI seran bien en-
pleadas, en- infingir ell castigo ejem-.
plar que Sc desea. Los moros que to-
davia combaten, dice La Cierva, 10 ha-
cen la desesperada, sin esperanza de
triunfar Y ustedes saben 10 que ESQ
significa. No es possible ganar una
pelea cualquiera ST. no sc tiene la re-
solucion de veneer. Los moros, estan
Yencidos moralmente desde antes de
comenzar la lucha.
! MADRID, febrero 17.-El general,
i Barenguer copluniea al Ministerio, de
la Guerra que la continuation de las
OpCL Gil all CSCdld, I'D SillO
reanudada con ell exito previsto. Las
rebeldes tribus de Alhucemas que han
ofrecido en- todo tempo ell mas fuerte
escollo la penetration y que ahora
representa- ell unico centro de resis-
tencia, quedaran pronto reducidas a
la impOtencia. FL avance Sc hard EN-
pleando todos los recursos acumula-
dos, fin de ahorrar en- cuanto sea po-
sible, las vidas de los soldados espa-
noles. va han sido iniciadas pequenas
acciones preliminares que han tenido
ell resultado apetecido. Ell parte Off
cial no da noticias detalladas, por la
discretion impuesta respecto de ope-
raciones que estan por realizar.
WASHINGTON, febrero 17.-El
Secretario de Comercio, Mr.. Hoover,
a solicitud de Mr.. Harding, ha So
metido este un report detallado del
trabajo de socorros hechos en- Russia
por Asociaciones americanas Y rusas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17
Una Carta del Sir. Con-
....ss'll de. Venezuela

Consulado de Venezuela en- Puerto
Rico.
San Juan, P. R., Febrero 13 de 1922.
Sr. Director del Periodico Ell I'M
PARCIAL,
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido Senor mio:-
AL tomar possession en- el dia de hoy,
de este Consulate, para cuyo cargo
he sido nombrado en- propiedad por el
Gobierno de mi Pals, en- sustitucion
del Sr. Lorenzo Pacheco, que 10 de-
sempehaba, cabeme la alta honra de
participate a I'd, poniendome sus
6rdenes y ofreci5ndole mis- servicios
para todo cuanto me considere it'll;
no dudando, cue, con su nunca des-
mentida cortesia Y amabilidad, habra
de dispensar este su servidor, igual
acojida y cooperation, que la prosta-
ola a mi antecesor por su ilustre = nll-
blicaci6n, y por a.,yas atencio' 10
esta altamente Ieconocido mi Cobitr-
no, y est5 su servidor Sc complace en-
notificarlo a I'd, anticipandole las
gracias.
Muy atentamente,
Jose NJ. OntiverOs,
Consul de Venezuela en- Puerto Rico.
!; j i
Agradecemos la exquisite cortesia
del senor Ontiveros, Y va sabe el dis
tinguido Consul del noble pals her
mano que por 10 que representa- Y 10
que es, tiene en- nosotros unos bue-
nos amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17

f hoe mne ebrrocn Ponufc
succession fad Papa usanhhd Bnedco
lie Pix 6 Mna 3 de MARIO e f
e % fui algn nHempor d
lie f exo del
9fu unombad Ben
de S elevation al bpaoc concd6
a l agra II
nae n eBnedco V,hatano
e rHoncMe e urnh e Vatcno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-17

II Cantero, Fernandez & Co., Inc, Editores.
Il ofcinas: Allen 4s st., (altos).
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-01-19
sHERIEF,s sAI.Es

viii be sold before the Court house door in
Cobb County Marietta, Georgia on the LIST
Tuesday in February 1922, within the legal
hours of the sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following property to-wit: One two
horse wagon; one John Deere Brand mower
one rake and one harrow.
Said property levied on as the property of
John /. Miller defendant in fi-fa to satisfy
certain execution issued from the Superior
Court Fulton County Gorgia, in favor of Nor
ris Bros. and against John l. Miller.
Also at the same time and place the follow
ing property to-wit: All that certain lot,
plot tract of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City of Marietta, Coun-
ty of Cobb and State of Georgia, and more
particularly described as follows: Lying and
being in that part of the City of Marietta,
known as Baptist Town, County of Cobb,
Georgia fronting 100 feet the 16 foot alley
(now Mulberry Street, which runs east from
Hunt Street and running back along the line
of property of ). Gid Morris, 1856 feet to a
branch; thence little north of West along
said branch to the property of w R. Mongom-
cry estate; thence South along Montgomery
line and Ed Williams property ITO feet to
said 16 foot alley (now Mulberry ST..
Bounded North by branch; East by J. Gid
Morris; South by said I6 foot alley (now
Mulberry street, and West by the property
of the Montgomery estate and Edd Williams
containing one-haH more or less
Being the property as was conveyed to
r. E. Butler by Minnie Smith and Mary Lu-
Gle Daniels, deed dated Juy End 1909, and re-
corded in book mn" page 1923.
Said property levied as the property of
Mrs. Sarah L. Miller, defendant in fi-fa to
satisfy certain execution issued from the
Superior Court of Crisp County, Georgia. in
favor of S. M. Blakeslee and against Mrs
Sarah l. Miller, deed having been filed and
recorded for the purpose of levy and sale
Written notice given in terms of the law.
This the 9th day January 1922.
W. E. SWANSON, Sheriff Cobb County Ga
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-01-19

acres more or less of Lot No. 1876, Also six
acres in the Southwest corner of lot No. 1897
bounded as follows: Beginning at the Sohth-
west corner of said lot No. 1l97, running then
ee North along line of said lot, forty-eight
rods, thence East twenty rods. thence South
forty-eight rods to original land line of said
lot, thence West along land line to starting
point. Also three-eights of an acre of land
lot No. 1896, lying West of above described
sir acres, leading out to the public road. Also
the west half of land lot No. 1246, containing
twenty acres, more less, also ten acres IN
the Northwest corner of lot No. 1911, all OF
said land aggregating one hundred thirty-hve
nd one-half acres more less.
The said property to be sold as the property
the estate of said W. o. Cox, free from all
Tens and encumbrances and for the purpose
distribution and application special liens
cid by the Bank of Powder Springs. the SAID
ank having consented to said sale.
All bids received at said sale will be report
to the Court of Bankruptcy at the Court
ouse in Marietta. Georgia. at ten o'clock A
M, on the 18th day of February, 1922, foi
onfrmation or rejection by the Court.
J H. HENDRIX. Trustee.
2,S,4,5**