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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
DENVER PACKERS
WILL REDUCE PAY
Cut of 10 Per Cent Pre-
dicted Within Next
Few Weeks

DENVER, Jan. IA wage cut ot
10 per cent, affecting approximately
$50 packing house employees, is eN-
pected TO be put into effect here
within few days az a result OF the
decision of the state Industrial COM
mission today that the reduction Is
reasonable and justlftable.
In its decision the commission
characterized the present packing
house strike as unlawful" and de-
clarcd that the men walked out in
defiance OF tho state industrial law,
which prohibits u strike while tho
commission has the controversy
under investigation.
Cuts Authorized.
The reductions authorized by the
commission and against which the
employees struck several weeks ago
are
Three cents an hour for employees
getting so cents an hour or more.
Five events an hour for employees
getting more than 4b Gems and less
than so cents an hour
Seven and one-half cents an hour
for employees getting 40 certs an
hour or less.
Eight per cent on piece work.
The award provides minimum
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
Says Pact Grim Joke.

"f think one OF the most interest
ing and Illuminating revealments OF
modern diplomacy Is this proposi
tiun that the nations which have
been doing ali OF the aggresSing. or
attacking, should get together and
solemnly form an alliance against
those nations who have not been
guilty OF such things. IL the nations
which arc to be members OF this
alliance would hand back to the ma
tions and peoples the territory, the
rights and the liberties which they
have taken from them, tho war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02

n. n. GILBERT. Active Vice President
l.. w. CLAPP. Vice President
A. r. MARI, Assistant Cashier
ED DALTON. Special Representative
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
SENATOR B0RAH
DECLARES PACT
IS GRIM JOKE
coNrINurp PROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
turbing nature II the members OF
this proposed alliance had respected
tho rights OF the weak or more
peacefully disposed peoples OF tho
east Let the alliance specifically
provide that the alliance itself and
each and all of It's members viii re-
spect tho rights and sovereignty and
interests OF other peoples and let "
be provided that u they do not. the
alliance Is dissolved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
BOYCOTT AGAINST
CEMENT TRUST HOLDS
UP HIGHWAY WORK
Eight States Conducting
Warfare Upon the
Manufacturers

CHICAGO Jan. ~ u'nited Press
-Construction plans fur ever a.eoe
miles OF nrnen highways IN eihhi
states In the Missisaippi valley are
being held up a. o result % a DO,
cntt against cement 1nanufacrur-rs
by the Mates.
Contracts involving Expenditures 90
over sat. 090. 600 are tied. TAP ana
will not be let until the price %
cement comes down
In Ease the price Of cement does
not drop the highway la Illinois
Iowa. Kunsas Michigan. Minnepotii,
Missouri. south Dakota n Wisconsin,
will be made into some other Kind 81
hard surfaced highways
In states wherr provision mis- heen
made fur Inc construction Of STATE
owned cement plants work viii Sc
rushed on these plants - that the
states win not be dependent npD'
the manufacturer.
Highway department representative
ct these einht states took steps to
night before aaJournlng their ian
annual meeting plsdglng themsrlses
"a a gentlemens agreement o."
boycott the cement manufacturer
until the price comes hack 10 whni
they term normally.
y r. u WHY RNNfH NNNA NNfH
engineer Of that state was elected
president and NJ " Watson. Topeka
kansas. was chuasn secretary ana
/ Treasurer These two officials have
been empowered to carry on the
fight against the high cement price
Attorneys general ~ several vi ths
states have already begun legal stelis
against The manufacturers ant 30 o.
expected hy the highway officials tbs
The federal government will also IN
yestigafe
Indiana and ONO. q D. sNuect-d.
viii also Join the boycott, oulcial-
from those states having been unable
tp attend the meeting here 4 cops
vi The "genalemen's agreement tor
the boycott har been sent ~ each
OF these states aud 10 l. expected b.
viii BE- signed Immediately
Resolutions were passed -: the
meeting here urging lower freight
rates on roa building material, and
urging hat congress take action a.
hts session for federal aid ct
sioo. 0OO. 0eo a year far a period oi
five years.
We are asking Tor a price OF 81 Do
mill net per barrel which b. 20 per
cent lower than Last ear and 80 PEI
cent bov the pre- war price, 7au.
White tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
DEATHS

tNEEsEN-Th body of clarence
A. Otc-,u who died here 500 JHu rs.
w.r, shipped luHf night fu fh. Hue
off Hia birth Boo ~iouN tIfg Iowa lls
nfHrr arrived ,u Alhuuu,. quo tUn lttc
fu 5000 HI- SON alive IN. father,
brother Urd uu,ic accompanied Do
boJ, homie Firons Nrutn"rs were lu
bars.
LOrEI i|uiiaufa L~rpez iaugufol
NJ Mr. ami Mrs. Miguel l-Uhvs i"i
yesterday muruIus at her home 900.
south Walter street. Funeral 4'rN-
..cs Wall Do, heiH tnIa AFTERNOON iu-
f.rmrnt viii Ibc place go M" san
Jose cemetery. Garcia a Suu7 are
leo charge
OTERO IN, funeral u M.-- More
garitH Dtcro who died last ThHr-iaN
evening at h,g sister huw, 300 Par
iurItu. wa held yesterday morning
from rariirlfu catholic church Bur
.al wa at santu barbara cemetery.
Ai.ss Dtctu was H -,lHU Teacher la
Valencia county Tor MANY years
Crnliotf wIs BOO charge
SANDIfES Mr.. Dloris Sanrhes
aged SIS years d|'i ln-t u.rhi If hei
residence h H survived NN 'W'
daughters Mrs . - Mnrtinoz IRON.
Gallup. n a.. and Mr. Arihro-it
IMcero ~ thi- ,iy Funeral sr-anr"
m'uf nrr rlu usudInr Crolioft BIS
Zoe charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator Repairing. ou,ct,e Auto Co.

Rsdiator repairing. ouickie Auto Do.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Campbell
accompanied by Mrs. J eensou
newell and her little son, Biil, hase
returned overland from AlamaEord
after hayinE spent The holidays with
the Newell mWilN there
Joseph r. Wilson ieu for Dallas
Texas last usght on business ana 81
poets 20 be- awaA about TO days
Or 81. -. Mescott who was here
FOR several days inspecting the local
offices ct the United states N%eteruus
bureau. has departed for his hehd
puurtcfI tu Denver DR. Wescott o.
district medical officer Tor tho
bureau
George Martin has been assigned
90 tae position uf N-ray tcchulciun 90
the United states Veterans bureau
Miss Castaiine Darrow and Miss
t.strilc Stubhs nave accepted positions
us clerks az the United States Netet
ans bureau.
rudcrsherim Fred Furnou left laHt
night FOR Tucson, Arizona. where h."
VIII take "a ot 10 day
o. e. Lester who has been iu A.
huquerque since last spring loft lasf
uiEnt fnr his former home st Lew
Vile. Arkansas
Milan " Garrett who was formerly
10 student lt the University here o.
whn is now attending oxford uni
versity. underwent an operation for
appendicitis on December 10. accord
Ing to word Which hiss heen receive
hy friends here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Breakfast Table
Gossip

81 Snoply 60. iIonr- I aud S.
Rand information VIII lie received
the Chamber ~ Commerce from
The state highway department. by the
terms Of an nErment which wa
made between Secretary ID. y Mckee
and State Highway Commission.
4 y 81 Morris Yesterday. THIS IN
formation which VIII be- furnished uy
the road patrols uf me highway do
uarrtnent VII be on ruBd- out fruu
Albuquerque in- every direction. Tho
bulletins will Do" received twie- every
week.
flant .pssim"ns from ~. Mauyano
forest ar. hnlnr sent tu the forestry
office IN the federal huIldlnl here fot
study. Information Is heinE CHAINED
as O." th" adaptabuity OF 90, various
plants for grazing purpose.
The Aibuquerquc Checker club i.
- hold q special me.un at tho
Y a. g. 4. THURSDAY night at 5si
o'clock Tie president of the club
urges every member 20 he present.
n,irty-fivr Young peopIc attended
the EaE Time Poverty social held 90
he congregational church FRIDAY
night Every one cam- dressed IN
% ragged ana unique costume Games
were played and Refreshments
served
Complain was nis-l against Manuel
Aucero. charging him with selling
i'inteh meat. IN the Justice Of the
peace court 81 George Euddr fester-
day The comrlnini WIS brought by
tho district attorney office ou in
formation supplied them hy Timcteo
sanchez He stated that on December
26 Lucero slaughtered 8nd b~utchered
O sick COW selling she meat 90 ca
number ~ people. without giving
ulcm SUFFICIENT notice Of The star. OF
tHD meat
The Hugh g. Carh~lc post. Ans.rt.
can Legion. meets Monday af
p m The meeting Will %. hold In
fhc post quarters at the nrmnry
TclceSms have hrcn received 81
Baptist -headguarfers from Baylor
hospital Dallas. Tevas. WHERE Dr
. W Bruner. correspondents -egrctnry
90 the Baptist convention OF Now
Mexico has teen for au operation. ~,
was operated OF January 20 tumult.
cations ave arisen hat causyd th,
second operation YESTERDAY at
O'Clock Teiegramz say That his caa
diuon is very serious but favorable
santa he train No \ from the west
due az : % O'Clock last nieht. DID no
arrive until Q o'Clock this morning oi
y 81 e DELAY west 81 WirsiuS
Arizona \ stub No. 2 leu here lo
Ia Juuta ut SO O'Clock.
IN p~rr~rntina thc e,enth grade a.
ploma- al The High school FRIDAY
Two names were overlooked Wr
Clement ana John Carson were hot
promoted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Man Accused of
Pouring Oil on
Wife, Burning Her

OMAHA Jan sf-c A Brown
returned home tonight Intoxicated,
according te r. neiEhbor. Mrs
Auceuca Garcia. started ana argunieni
with his wife poured OIL from a
lamp over her and SCI n air. 90
burn hef alive
The woman was rescued hF mem
bers OF the tire department and
taken 20 a hospital where attending
physicians said her chance Tor ~
covery are slight
The upper portion of her body We p
badly burned, the right tide ~ her
face shnrrod hlaci ard her hall
burned entirely on.
Brown was arrested Mrs Brown
De- 81 years old The covple ave 30
children
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Alters View of Man
Who Spurned Millions

~ MA service.
BrIzARDs nAY Miss Jan IT.
Baby hands
They've waved tn. idsuisiic de
termination ~ Cnarlrs Garland, who
several months ago refused =
81 600. 600 legacy from His %fntlicr.
james a. Garland. On no ground he
was not entitled 10 money he nd
not earn.
Now Gsrlsnd has revised bis de-
cision
And an eau u baby daughter
has been born 70 his wife ia "A Boston
hospital
Garland viii take the leEacy-bu but
not for himself One-thlrd ct 10 hen
settle on his wife ami baby. though
he and his wife have separated.
Takes Only $500.
Five hundred dollars hon Jake Ga
spend Tor needed improvements %
the humble farm house ne occupies
here on The land he tins with his owl
hands.
The rest he'll distribute among ],
friends Th"y'N spend o. 20 do good
he's convinced.
When Charles Garland refused Ii
share 0f "a estnte his brother Ham
iiton. q Harvard student announce,
be- would hkewise rrfusss hts STAR
when he became ~ age.
Hut now Hamilton. TOO. is aid q
have changed his belief ana pTobabl.
viii accept the 81 600 200. though b.
Won't tell why.
Charles Garland o. 20 He wsnr
The Hheepakiu coat q other rougl
working attire ct The farmer H.
sits ut "a frugal table
Christ would hot hnvc consentes
To become q millionaire. I've says
$50 why should -"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

NOTICE
STATE Of New Mexico. DOB the Probate Court
HsrnalIH1 County
M rho Mister Hf che Estate ~ james N.
NutungiY tsrsased
Auufe o. hereby given that The m
drr.Iauri uns % fle rrsuIaF session - The
Probate Court. It.. ru iho -hfh Jay "
december lgsf appointed aimiuittrfur ~
a. estate OF ih- aald Iamrs N Nafunsly
fhHt OBJ usruus tafirE r.auHs aruIust satd
e.tUrr orc hrsrhF uuH0ed tu present sane
o.. fE, urdsr-IErHI. Hf is office within he
r.uH prescribed UF .aF.
-t.f. ruIst & Savings Bank q
Albuquerque New Mexico.
Har T4.ir-9
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Woodrow Wilson
Gets Ovation at
Washington Theater

WASHINGTON Jan - Woodrow
Wilson's appearance in tae audieno.
brought nn ovation bob 20 tuahter here
tonight.
Apparently in D. hest OF spirits.
the FORMER president bowed and
smiled a crowd awaited MIN outside
the theatsr and snbuts uf tiud bless
uu Woodrow went ur
wilson smiled and uued his haf a
the automobile rolled away
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

Are thoroughly trained adj writer's
If you so desire, they will gladly
assist You in wording vonr sd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
W~EaInocAp pAllI

wExTnoCAp-D Aily
rratu Arrive Depart
So The seunt Z 80 - SO pm
NJ. u-Calf. Limited 1880 am "A 90 am
No. 7-farro Past no so an ~ 90 am
Na a-The Navajo ~ aas an loo sm
s-ouTnnouND
No 2e-H Pace Erp. 10 fIopn
No. g7-E fasa EHt noaa
GAeTtOuan
30. a-Ths Ns,alo alepm attopn
10 a--raN fAmilea AluHua Apps
80 Santa ~ tirtt 11tVm n1opn
No iO-Tts afeut 49, UsAsm fatoao
n % 1Ufn
20 ss-Ecss yr::s sses
NJ, % senpes,s 81 nslcn Win Ne % fgr
Ne a. esnuscts 81 Hslsn wlfh Ne. a
itom clssis sad paints ssa sns ssats u
fiuvta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
wANTED-Agents

FR1DUfiNo TAILORING AGENTS. wsni.
90. Mems made 10 order clothins tUnion
Nade) Beautiful materials loves pnres.
New spIinr swatch line ready. Leeds Wool
~ Mills. Chicago.
sfND-For Tree booklet Of letter. FROM oar
SCENTS who ars building up a large huai
ness selling our goods hy mail or local trade.
v u Company DEBT No $50. Ocean Park
CANT
MAkK-From siOo0. 90 10 $4,000. 90 per
var ana share prniits besides No In
vesiment ~ ~sperisnes hesetsary Rest sea
sai ahead Free raineoat Associased Rain
cost Asfats ine, aA y Wells, Chicago
IN
LARaF MANUFACTURER WAITS AGENTS
SELL advertised brand men's shirts al.
rect 90 wearer. No capital or experience re-
aaired Pre- Ssmples Madison Mill.. sos
broadway Nsw York
EqENTs- sod-rsssi We are paving " %
an hour tatinE orders fwT this newest
Nnysnuan. Send Tor Free outfit and sam
Ni~s Amerissn prnduris Co. Ati0 Amsr
iean BIDS. CinsinnAti Ohio
wv PAY ss6. 40 weekly fSc hons srnf'
time selling hosiery Gur-suteed veal
fsrt monihs Pail linz rssdy Pre var nfiefs
Foe. sample ~ wortinE a~snis fspg-ic-r'
rnaeeesss'y Pesfeetwear Hosiery. Darby
p. ---
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

", O0O-One ~ The finest homes on East
Silver Ave q rotns AM bath. extra large
glasssd porch fine basement, hot water
heat, laandryi fne rlfrtFleai e~qutpment'
including electric rnuEei rarare, with Hcf
vant quarters. Reasonable terms.
u s0u-c room adobe and hriek, pehbie-dash
dwelling fine iueufion In Hirhlands close
10 lt io0slA2.
"a. 0uO--l room adobe. white Etueco hnn.
gaiow. medera, good ontbuildiurs. n.
Thirteenth 81.
A.. FLEISCHER, Realtor
Losrr, Fire Issuranes. Automoblis insar.
Ance, and all orhet mes Of lnsnrsnoei
surety Bonds
Phone ga. III South Fourth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Ohic. Of ComptroIsr 81 0arrenty, washing
ton. n. e.. Derruhsf ~. 1891.
whereas. b. satisiaciof1 evidence present
ed 10 the unasrsiHued A has pesn made 70
appear that The flrst NATIONAL bank o. Al
buauerque." heated 10 Che city Of Albuquor
que la the county ~ Be- ahllo, ana stuie Of
New Mexico. has cnmrI. ] with AZ the pro
visions Of tie srt OF gassfess 10 snahle
National Ranking Associations 10 extend their
rorpofa ts existence. aue itr other purposes
appraved July A.. lss4 - amended By the
al approved April D. lso2
Nov therefore. J. II b C~rsslnFer Comp
troller % the turrsurH do hereby cerfifr
that The First Nauural Bank Of Aihuquef
uuo.' heated in the rl Of Alhuquergus 10
The eonntY ~ nrsFHI|I. and stats 81 New
Mexico. u authcTitrd fH have succession for
ths period specified In 10 anisudcd Articles of
Assotiatiun namely Until close Of business
10 D.esabsr % ieii
In tsstimnuy whereof witness my hand
aEd seal Of odios th.s lwsuty- third day Of
December 1921
tsirusdl 70. n. CRIssINGER,
fSFALD tomptFailsF of the Cufreacy
Enteasiea No. 1850.
Dee 81 iss isabeTse Ion Y
i3 II 40 40 81 Is la 20 - ~ - "a 81
80 - - ~ 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

scratch pads. 10 cents pound at
rhe tsvsnine HHraie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
WHAT A is THIS?

Study the picture below with care and you viii be able to have
the answer before ii appears in tomorrow's Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

At ASTt-Nor ureatest addius MA
chine. Almost hnman Retaiis 1890
work csuals $500 msehine $500 monthly
EASILY made demonstrating 90 stoves Of
fees. garages, factories Simple. eaky.
Adds suhfifacts multiplies, divides auto.
maiieaily. Speedy accurate. durable, hand.
some. Five rear guarantee, TREMENDOUS
demand, amazing profits. Liberal trial offer.
Protected territory Write quick. LishiuinR
rsiuculaior Corp a0T Smith NAG. Grand
Rauid4. Mich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

WANTED - SALESMAN. ENERGETIC.
CAPABLE MAN WITH EXPERIENCE
SELLING OIL PREFERRED. Mr.. n W.
NOGT =. . BOX ma, MILWAUKEE.
via
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
WANTED-Salesmen

SALEsMEN-kxeepnoad opportunity for
few saIesrhen Who write ~ once. Live
Men nov eatuL.,g 80 % per dsy heriepfy
'alrndar Factory. Warrington Iowa.
EXCLUSIVE DtSTRiBUToRs-Srnsatunal
new Talbot Kettle corn pepper. Name ter.
ntory wanted Hirh class. Bis money fof
nehi man Tablet MFG Go. -. Louis, No.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

FOR SALE or TRADE
Would like 10 sell or trade . 6.room brick
house. located a. 2ia W. Silver. Now
renting ior ssT per month An Ideal leea
on Tor b~uainess. Il will take about $500
10 make this deal. HAisnce n Annuai pay
msnts. Viii take vacant lots or small houae
and iat W trade. phane 1871.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
WANTED-Rooms
and Board Al

FURNISHED room. With sleepinT porch, in
gaai.a,sEs saa gslse = I W care HsTali-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
0 sALE-Houses

FoR SALE OR TRADE-ThorouEhly mod.
efe sfs, room httn IN Ath ward. VIII
taks aosd loia VI good paper. Phone s0to.W
FOR HALk-smaIl modern house well 10.
Gated Priced now fap qulck SALE -Iefms
an We astanFed Boy ~ eare - Hefaif
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
tsEAIl

Charter Number 2el
Dec 81 lan .
rs Il 40 no ~ Is
40 y % - 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

RODMfNu HOUSE for sale see Kelly.
ans W. Gold Phone ts1
FuR SALE First Glass Shoe Repair shop
doing good business. VIII sel cheap.
owuer Toing EAST. Address Boa T. care
HetRid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
WAR ON CIVILIZATION
NEXT, CHURCHES TOLD
Lloyd George Warns World is
Looking to Christians to
Avert Conflict.

London, July 29.--"More terrible
machines than In the late war are be-
Ing constructed" said Prime Minister
800 prominent free churchmen yes
tcrday.
what for? To attack cities and
MAIN, destroy and burn helpless wo-
men and children. Keep your eyes
on what is happening. If the churches
of Europe and America allow that to
fructify, they had better close their
doors.
I'VE reduced our armaments, and II
other nations follow the example
there will be no serious menace {,
peace. But. it Is difficult for natior
to remain defenseless while others ar,
preparing for war;"
Mr.. Lloyd George said that the mex
war. If IL came, would be n war OF
civilization itself. Speaking of tn,
suddenness In which wars came. h,
said:
"The war germ. like any other germ
YOU do not know that you have /
until il has got you. 1t is Of no us,
arguing with an epileptic when tn,
! fit is on him. There Is that atmos
phere in the world now and the ex
ploslve material is scattered over tn,
face Of Europe.
when a match is dropped II is to,
late TO wave the Covenant OF IN,
League of Nations. II Is the new spir
that is wanted. Lock up the ex
plosives. and especially lock up thos.
given To dropping matches. Th,
churches must promote the new spiri
which is necessary"
| The British Prime Minister said h,
attached high hopes to the League o
Nations. He sad that civilizatio,
would he safe If the League succeeded
IL IL failed. civilization was doomed. h,
| thought.
81 have seen the horrors of war, anc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29
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6.45 y. m.-'Fashion Talks" by an edi-
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40 r. m.-Dramatic recital by Miss
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