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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Depositors Of
Mountainair State
Bank to Be Paid

tlNrNTAtNAIR March ga
4 deal han been contaminated bc-
tween J. H. Read. receiver FOR the
Mountainair state bank and the
First National Bank Of Mountain
air. whereby the First National
bank assumes the liabilities OF the
Mountainar state bank. issuing
therefor time certificates 81 de
nosit To the %depositors payable in
six. twelve and eighteen months
This deal Is ~ the greatest i'm
portance and benefit 10 Mountain
air and i;s citizens ~ 81 cstah-
lshes the fact that Mountsinnir ~
solvent. II relcarcs 20 The de-
pnsitors certificates ~ deposit In
the growing First National bank.
which bear Interest 81 the rate Of
{ per cent per annun. The First
National bank will collect an the
obligations due the Mountainair
state bank and uauidatc the time
certificates u8 they become due
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
MURDER CASE OF
RANCHER TO Go
TO JURY TODAY
Eli S. Ardoin Pleads
Self Defense in Trial
AT Las Cruces

As CRUCES. 81 ~. March 90.
The case OF Eli = Ardoin. charged
with the murder OF Milus stcvcn-
son In 1920. near ChnmberlnO, y.
NJ, Is expected Ia reach the jury
today Stevenson was shot and
killed following q quarrel m, tween
the ranchcrH owe "a boundary
fvucu
Ardoin, tcsuiying In hiz own
behalf. admitted he shot steven
son. He raid hc had arranged
th" boundary line with Steven
sons brothers and fuih,r. and
after nm agreement with them had
run tho fence line. lie claimed
Stevenson approached him aud.
after demanding tho reason for
tho fence, sald "YouU KIN me "a
IN kin you, making "a motion to-
ward his HIP Aidoln said h. then
shot the a with a curbine
Ton Mexican Usidents are in
GUIDED In the jury. and because
some Of them do O speak En-
giish an interpreter was used In
the case ana Ia tra nslatlng the
attorneys arguments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
(TATE CAPITAL AND NEW MEXICO NEWS
Silver City Court
Clears Docket of
Criminal Cases
N.nec.nl II ID IIetnlIn

SILVER CITY. Mnrch 2s.-Thc
district court FOR Grant county
last week was Iccupied with the
trial Of cases on the criminal
docket. The following cases wer,
disposed OF:
Celestina OFas, charged with
contributing 20 the delinquency OF
her daughter. plea Of guilty en-
tered and sentence deferred. The
daughter was committed 10 tho
Child Welfare home at Alhu-
querduc.
Alvaron Arugon. charged with
assault with intent To klil. entered
n plea OF guilty. Committed to
Jail TO await sentence.
Eaby u. Wright. charged with
theft Of cattle, found guilty. SOM
fenced TO serve two 10 five years
in the state peu.tontinry and ply
$500 fine and cost. Appeal
granted and bond fixed at S...Iu.
which WINS furnished. Nriah. is
also charged with perjury. ON pl
information ni,d IS tire distinct
attorney az are also j " Peach
and Zen Wilmoth. ,he charge
AihMAHh NNA 81 NNf tltNl g. NIINih
for alleged cattle THEFT.
Don Blcvins. Buu flushing and
Hud Rushing entered pleas OF
guilty to charges Of larceny and
were sentenced 10 serve fiVo to
ton years In the state ponitcntiary.
sentence being suspended.
Carl AicGlnnis and +. r. Bur
ton was found guilty OF settling
fire to u railroad trestle seven
mll"f from tepar or the southern
Pacific railway. Committed to
Jail "a await sentence
Julian pndilla found not guilty
- larceny 81 an automobila on
an INSTRUCTED verdict. Entered q
plea of 9 aty 10 carTying % gun
and was given a suspended sen
.tence.
O. y Elkinq pleaded guilty Ia
the Illegal transportation 81 liquor
md wus feutencvd 90 serve 80 days
IN the county Jail
Bert Bcutford pleaded guilty to-
burglary ana was sentenced a.
eve q 10 two years In the state
reform school AT Springer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
San Juan-G Gallup
Railroad Meeting
Held Last Week
Especial To The IicrnIdD

GALLUP. y ~. March "a
while nothing has been given out
concerning the transaction which
took place AZ the meeting mold horc
l.et week 81 a committee Of the
Los Angeles syndicate which pru-
pores to build the san Juuu-Gnllup
railroad with the committee ~
men from the san Juan basin. the
report h. that the san Juan men
transferred land Ca the syndicate
rnuditioually. so that the latter
might use this transfer To raise
money for the operating e.,ienscs
N ~ 'hermau, ~ j. Goudg",
william Harper and J q Beruvrd
were the Los Angeles mon hero.
Judge w y. sarcy j. 4. clay -.
W Ritter. ana Charles r. Han
" tre the men re~presUntinE stock
holdefa from san Juan county.
The actual work on the road VIII
probably start hy the middle uf
summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
A. \. S. GRADUATE
HELD As ALLEGED
BAD CHECK PASSER
Nerio Macs Said to
Have Baffled Police
For Six Months

earch for a bad check artist.
who has haffied nfcmbcrs OF she
police department and members
~ tho Albuquerque Business Mems
Cooperative association for xix
months. ia believed 10 have been
ended ns the result Of the srrest
OF Scrio Macs, is-year.oid youth.
last night.
lhH arrest 81 Macs was made
h~ prfr0lman Ecmuln Salagar
when the patroinan believed him
"a Suspicious looking character.
Mines waa taken 20 the police sta
tlon and after q lengthy luizzlng
was said by the police TO haze ad-
mitied cashing a high stack Of
checks. an Of which were refused
lt the banks as worthless.
~" police say the youth Is M
OF the sllckost check passers that
has eve operated In this city lie
slid 20 have signed a different
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Condition of Winter
Wheat Improves

WASHINGTON March 2g.-
The condition of winter wheat and
other fali Sow grains generally
continued to Improve during ia,
week ending Tuesday. tho weather
bureau says today In It's wceiN
crop review The exceptions noted
hy Tho bureau In its reports age
thut 10 continued TOO diy in % fotf
localithps in the southwest and
slcct and glaz, storms did some
damage iu the western lake rug-
ion.
Wheat showed some improve
moat Ia Ohio. tie review nvs.
ana conditions are reported salts
factory IN Missouri and Knnsis
whore the effect 81 the recent
rains aa yst has moi become cVi
don't Both wheat and oats made
goo0 progress in oklahoma and
hnw some Improvements in Tvya4.
although green burs m reported
many localities o. tle former state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
|VER CITY STATE
FORMAL EXPECTS
| BIG ATTENDANCE
Ehmer Session Will
June g; Last
Till July 20

WEIR CITY, Marcn z3.-All
Indicate that the silver city
ate Normal school has just
O. lt the largest summer
ION In is history ,Iore than
ly'y applications Tor room on the
lupu. wcse received before
Iarch l. besides numerous in
regarding rooms In private
,IneA Many counties. among
.hich are Luna and Otcro. will
st have Institutes this summer.
be the teachers wiz come to the
primal Instead.
Mpsi Of the faculty now AZ the
brnSl viii remain Tor the SUM
Der 1sslon. which covers the
fht weeks from juno 6 90 July
Several Instructors from New
schools have been employ
. as we'll as "A few from outside
,c state. Mr. Arthur a. Taylor.
lad Of the English department al
- state college will have classes
( English here. MIR u. y. Nor
J. Of Roswell. will teach mathc-
biics. Mr.. u. T.. Marshall. Of
lows. VIII work In the depart
l'nt Of education. Al Of these
lucators are we'll known In the
htc and especially among former
bdcnts Of Tho Normal al Of
hom will he glad 10 meet them
Ire again this summer.
Negotiations are undcr way 90
Iuro some excellent talent for
petal lectures. Three have ai-
ldy accepted inyitHtious 90 nd-
1901 the teachers. Mr. frauk
ld editor OF the school Digest;
biorlntendent Conwny AID Mr.
hhur Chamberlain brother 81
II president % the Normal Mr.
bhur chamberlain. % national
butc IN educational matters. viii
main at the Normal for one
NJ. Those who heard him whom
was here this winter realize
b. fortunfc the suImcr stu
Dts are IN having him Tor q
tre extended visit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Prize Contest Is
Opened by Dairy

vcral girlF ol1ssea from Jas
high school aeoonpanist hy Their
instructor have visited the plant
~ the cooperative dairy fssnciH
lion on North Second street dUrlng
the past week They made an in
spcction uf thu methods u.rl inr
manufacturers milk products aud
uf the machinery usrd
The dairy association ia rtlar-
ing prizes OF $40 and 81 Tor ho
bent essays written hf these girls
covering these tripF through the
cyrramcry plant This IL expected
20 help iho interest IN domestic
%Hcieucc AZ well as 20 increase com
sumption ~ milk ~ur0ducis. rho
Judges In this contest viii De Airs
Maudc boty. home demon trnfiun
agent D. , keyneids. count b
r%irulturnl fTnrf and ur. West.
county holith cli.rer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
|uroc Jersey
breeders Association
For Clovis County
Especial to The Hcrnld)

|LCAlS H. NJ. March ga
Ith aNCounty Poland CHINA ur-
successfully launched
/ Curry county Farm bureau II
sntifficd hut be- now planning
organize n Duroc Jersey breed
association. % county dairy aH.
iation and q poultry gssociatiCu
Is SIN active ln IT, efforts to
"a system FOR marketing an"
in uf farmers In curry county.
rhc bureau Is cooperating with
biological survey To- the de-
Of prairie dogH and other
|onts Again. u b. cooperating
u the government M the test
! OF dairy cattle Tor t%ubcrculo-
The tests D made by the
iernmcnt veterinarian without
4 20 tho cwncrf. and tho bu-
b. driving 10 record curry
&ty af tho first accredited
Iay In the southwest 20 De- free
Tuberculosis among cattle
re than $4,000. 600 ANIMAL
n lost IN Europe during the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23


namr each time ln ca shing the
check receiving the money on
ih"m In various stores whore he
would make 70 small purchns" and
rer'.tH O. small amount 81 cash iU
change At mo- time did Mnes ue'
ht " name in cnfhlnr The
chcrkr.
Macs In police rourt this morn
ing admitted that be had boon
cHHhIng checks a. various times
h"rc sinco last october. lie said
%" did 90 "a obtain money Whom
purt ioned hy Judge W. W ~
.Clcllhn. The youth ssld hts mother
do NOT know that hr had hrru
g. hlng checks. but believed Doc
bad been working all the dino 90
the Alvarado hotel
Nl 81 the checks he g. alleged
"a have cashed were for rmali
amounts. but police believe that
the many checks cashed win total
Int the hundreds OF dollar Macs
admitted In court this morning
that he had kept no account 81
the number OF checks he has cash
ed. and did not know how much
they would total When asked 10y
the uolica ~ he knew whether the
checks would total between $500
md ftoO Mae said be- did not
Know
Macs Hvcs ni 80 wcst Silver
nyc"re end ie % eradicate ,f 'h
local high school. having finished
nj ccurse at that Institution lnat
yslr lie said this morniag thot
H. had come 90 Albuquerque five
years ago from Wagon Mound
Tho youth r. said to have ctshed
chocks on an classes OF mrr-
chants including venderH OF Dry
goods prnprictors Of meat mgr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Extraction Plant
To Be Used Near
Pennington Soon
tsnccIaI Co The mcrnIdl

FARMINGTON y NJ March
29.--An oil extraction plant will
be Installed on the Black Rock on
company holdings south Of here
within 80 days. u has been an
nounced ~ the company on
cinls. The plant will be used 20
extract oil content from shale
which h found there.
4 test has been made II III,
shalc. and " b. found To- Yield Al
gallons "a the ton. of o. hiEn grade.
parannc base oil which II sutf -
cicnt tn mako extraction pny CON
morclnlly Tho rock on which thoy
viii work nls0 has q email gold
and silver content. which VIII
make q pay better
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

struggle. General Fries Gays. II
is easier than death by c%hloros0rm
or ether
n you and ! were sitting mere
and there were some mean Of
lnhnllng either ~ these pases
10 would die in your chair Hith-
out the slightest premonition or
pain
Roth fhoFo gTsps r 0s Ross
t~asteless and produce no Irritating
offcctf
Carbon mouoNide tendg 20
roudify or cuugulntC the blood
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Man Who Was Frozen
In Storm, Is Dead

MOSQUERo. March ea-Pais
clio MaestaH the aged man who
wandered from q wood cutters
camp during the blizzard during
the latter days Of February and
stumbled and crawisd ON the
prairie In % terribly frozen condl
tinn fnr np~crai days died ~ the
tNenleiH hnsniiei on tho moruinT of
the ninsteenth. Intermont was
n ths Cafhulir cnrictory neal
'Fosnuo~o The terrible suffering
that he had G.sdcrToue rendered
his recovery impossible, although
.e'rnrYthine that was humanity pos
slble was aonr for him. lilo leave
n wife aud four children, who re-
side at Nara Visa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

This sas is found in nll inum4Stl
Ing sas II Il the ts4hineHt thn
killr.
"Hydrooyanie acid gaH parnlyEee
the nervous system. This Ens
leaves absolutely no mark 81 its
action.
In executing criminals hy fh "a
method. there would be no nr43 ~,
wait tili they we're asleep on even
untii night M
The condemned person would
know when the hour OF hia
death approached-or came. me
second he would be alive Tue
mex he would be dead
The Infusion Of the gas intof a
air OF his cell could not te d.
tecicd 10y him When suff cal
~ the COS Md mixed with tn
to make u effective. the man would
simply collapse dead
A. q humane method ~ evcf
tion, General Fries maintains iettal
gas ~ a. mush ahead of the Kill
lows or the electric char AZ tfisr
are ahead o. the drawing ard
quartcrlnE Of The ancients.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
rs IN Prizes
h THE BEST RHYMES

new contest Is just being started
'Ah will interest every woman and
jtwho reads this paper ANY woman
lEirl can enter this Contcs,-any-
lean win, All Il Is necessary 10 do Is
Write a i-iinc rhyme ON DR.. Prices
lfphAte Baking Powder, using only
Rwords which appear either on the
N of the DIR. Price can (front and
10 DR. on the printed slip which Is
bdfin each DIR. Price can.
~ that easy? Everyone likes 90
rhymes aud here is a chance 10
w "a fascinating hour or two writ
rhymes on this popular Baking
der and perhaps winning a sub
tial prize for your efforts.
50 CASH PRIZES
&or the rhyme selected rs hest n
e Of 500 will he given, for the
nd, third and fourth best RHYMES
rs 81 SIS, $50, aud SIS, respec-
~ will be given. And besides these
IS there will be So prizes OF a.
for the next s. hest rhymes With
a long list of prizes as these, n
~ be q pity not 10 try your hand
ere l. a t-line rhyme as an ex-
3lei
GO teaspoons Of ihis poIrder make
%seuifs, mugiHs. pie or cake.
s Priccs Co., guarantee
D alum In tho caHs 10 be.
Dr.. Prices Phosphate Baking
der sells for only Is cents a ~
can AZ grocery stores, somr
lcs could play up the remarkable
pmy Of this pure and wholesome
g powder which contains no
rhymes must he received by
i, 1929. Only words appearing
r on the Label Of the Dr.. Price
(front and hack) or on the
@ted slip contained inside the can
E hc used These words may be
as often as desired. but no other
Is will be allowed n YOU haven't
h. OF DR.. Prices, a copy Of the
and the printed slip VIII be sent
~ ffec upon request.
foman or girl may enter the
est hut only one rhyme from each
IN Nih b. considered In casc Of
The full amount - the prize viii
dycn 10 each tying contestant.
. plainly I'm only u side Of a
81 paper and be sure TO give
name and address.
I'D your rhyme before May ist To
'rice lialing Powder Factory
indevcEd1Rss Blvd, Chicago. Ill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Rescinds
Saluting Order

TOWN e.. .flrrh
N1t.i arallo g. Dlss wn1 re0
lively t.Uu jon HF
uE HI police q, nlui hll
today ended the TEMPEST By rr
.Hf. oboe ORDER. HINiur that EH
.,'.t no
r~.tb.nr tba wgyo asa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Stage Line Ordered
Before Commission

SANTA ne. March 2s-The rs
iancia stage company. which per
atps between Albuquerque and Es-
ttncIn, yesterday was ordered 60
appear before che corporation
commission Monday morning at 10
O'Clock
u wus said the company had
failed tu file schedules showing
itH charges and fares. IN comph-
ance with tho corporation com
missions order on the Ground IL
was % common carrier and sub
Jrct 20 the commission jurisdic-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
,rN,tAN cAnINET TPmrln

IHNI1UNl Nnfrh TITO ffaT-
ian cabinet. headed by Premier
f'ncta, was given an unanimous
vote 81 eonfidanre TODAY by she
feRatc at the close % a debate on
tho government policy. says a Ste
FAM dispatch from Rome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Lethal Gas Killing Humane, 40
Army Expert Declares

iry ruF. lcthal Oaa killing
Humune Army Expert DECLARES
~ HARRN Ut'N
Wh-HiiNGTpN. March 23.-Ob-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

=
Nnr iu puttinE To
death IN scvsda
two m e con
Nlctcd Of murder
b. based purely
ON MIN X
Ing sentimental
|itv. says Brig
Cen A a lries
Oh tI ~ fhp ~ co.
q epnrtm e n I
chemical tar
fare section
Death by ell
fher b % o
~ruontaide o. ly
d%r0syanic aCid
gas b. instu n
t%aneOuH. painless
n~H "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

Ton rates through he panarlt
canal are about 81 900 an hour ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

vou viii find Il in our Classi.
Ted Columns.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-04
BABSON SEES RAPID BREAKUP FOR
 BOTH REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS

Wellesley Hills. Mas, Nov. S.--In our interview this week with Roger ". Babson. the question of what ef- feet the congressional elections will have upon business. brought from him the following statement ;.
 T see one interesting issue in the congressional elections, namely. the number of new radical members sent to congress. Those of us in the east do not understand the viewpoint of oru western people, hence few are awake to the great change which is coming about in our political lineup, Throughout the present generation, the contest has been between the re- publicans and democrats. The days of this alignment. however, arc number ed. Both of the old parties have suf- fered extensive changes. At least by 1928, and perhaps in 1924, a real con- test may be waged between the so- called conservatives on the one side and the so-called radicals on the oth- CT.
 By radical do not refer to the I. w. W.'s or any group commonly known as bolshevists The new rad ical party will be more like the Bull Moose party of 1916. The conserva- tive group will represent combina- ton of both republicans and demo- crats who are opposed to the extreme measures of the other group. The elections will serve to show to what extent this new alignment Is taking shape.
 ''As to the immediate effects of the elections they should not be important unless the republican majority in con- eresa should be overthrown. do not, however, expect such an event.
 After all," continued Mir Babson, ''most of us business men worry a great deal more over politics than we should. Everybody today Is looking to Washington for a present. Nine tenths of all the important bills be- fore congress this year were designed to help some one group--usually at the expense of the others. Farmer and labor demands, railroad fnanc- ing, state roads, soldiers bonus and the tariff fight are few examples. This stampede. to the government for assistance Is one of the pestilences which always follow war. The same mania developed after the Civil War. From 1865 to 1870 bankers and busi-
New Britain herald., 1922-11-04

curities. At the moment every one is rates Some industries have secured greater protection than others, In the long run, however. the business which receives the greatest tariff protection may not be the best investment If its operating costs and overhead charges are increased on no safer basis than legislation. 1t Is not a business in which to risk your money. Business concerns, like individuals. get their strength from fighting their own bat ties. Too much protection is far more dangerous than too little.
 "Remember that congress Is govern cd by the law of action and reaction, At present legislation Is running to- ward government subsidies and sup port. Tho further this movement goes however. the more drastic will he the subsequent reaction. The more con gress does for individual business interests today, the more some other congress will take away from these interests later. Hence, when looking for an industry in which to Invest your money, pick the one which will have least to fear from the ca price of politics, Legislation may give temporary boost to securities, but the long swing upward must be based upon something more substantial,
 Any concern which Is prospering mainly by the grace of congressis ai
 unsafe risk. The wisest concerns to- day are devoting their energy te building up their own organizations" The business index this week drop ned of a point. It now stands at about per cent below normal.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-04
City Items
Hear the November victor Records.

Hear the November Victor Records. c. l.. Pierce & Co.--Advt.
 The Improved Order of Red Men will hold an important meeting Mon day night in Judd's hall, to make preparations to take part in the pa- rade Armistice Day. All members are urged to be present.
 Pull the second lever and give your Mayor vote.-advt.
 The common council committee on claims will meet at City hall Thurs day evening of next week to hear the case of Mrs. Elizabeth Seymour. who claims compensation for injuries sus- tained as the result of a fall on a sidewalk.
 Radio sets and supplies at Morans' ---advt.
 There will be a meeting of the Y. NJ. T. A. Ss B. drum corps Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Gulbransen Player Pianos, Morana --advt.
 Pull the second lever and give your Mayor vote.--advt.
 Did you get your Schrafft's Choco- lates at the Franklin Sq. Filling Sta tion.-advt.
 Headquarters for Flapper Goats at Besse- -Lelands.
 Now is the time to have your photo taken for Christmas, Make an ap- pointment today. Johnson & Peterson Studio.--advt.
 Pull the second lever and give your Mayor a vote.-advt.
 See latest Victrola, console model with flat top, $l00.0o.--C. L. Pierce Co.-advt.