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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
OIL STOCK
MONEY Of
TAYLOR GONE
Securities of Slain
Movie Director Are
Missing

Lps ANGELES Feb. ls-Ou
.fucE and money. n,iI,Vod 90 have
.1uaUtutcd part ut The estate uf
William Desmond Taylor. muI-
..rrd MIN director. are missing uc-
.aulng 10 Charles 4 Jones. m
.ssiiEator Tor the district attorney
Jones made tins statement after
,nccking up Taylor personal pa
Iers aud belongings. and then con-
ferrng with MISS u 81 BERGER. an
income tax expert with whom Tuy-
Dor is said 90 have discussed his
IF.l income tax report "a short uma
before hc was slain.
From this % was learned. ur.
ourtnr 90 Jones. tEut Taylor was
prepared to pay "a tax ON sDDuri-
.I,s and money which have uot
retu located.
Further investigation into the
murder was planned for today
thomas Lee Woolwlnc. district at
tuIu,y said state y wlturs-ys would
mott however boz summoned tu h.s
ot.c, hut would bee questioned ut
their homo by his agents. II was
believed the publicity attending
their visits to his office fright
evod persons into keeping 20 them
selves what might prove valuable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
rHnIE NRWEsIS N
EIi4i N>I IpR RIOrlNs

BILL Asst IUn iIiN tho
.HsoDafrd pr,ssl Scumas Non-
aghau local commsuduut Of tu.
rH-h republican army and two
HrhHr republican officers Patrick
md Michael Murury hayr -.en
arrested Ht Ncwrg hN Ulster au,
.IuI constable
I1r UitDors were proceed
rom klkryJ county Down. lu thr
direction Df IrIowsu when cap
turrd They were fukyn fo Ids-
aa.Isr whore ihry wore ssnrchrd
Hud afterwards were conveyed leo
ur Nswry military barracks under
heavy escort
Tho MWu'y- arr brothers Of T.
InrrcA chairman Uf the kIIk-,i
board OF guardians
N IH stated that mn automatic
riHtHl wac found Boo tht pussessIo.
I Monaghan and sensational If.
ttur' 100 flr pockots of the tive
] Nurn'Ns subsequently John NE.
bowoll and Richard uoran wore
arrested hy other special con
stables near the silent Nalloy ros.
crPoir, the courco Of Belfast
I water supply
flrc Young mon. arrested at iil
Z Town snufhdown last Friday nf
] Ier th" killing uf Sine Feinei
! comma ndnnt viii be tried 90 lafh
! Nland tomorrow one ~ then
! harEed with carrying rlflc auf
! The others with unlawful ussen
I hlurt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
Sliding Scale
For Sugar Beet
Crop This Season

DENVER. Feb. le The Great
Western sugar company one OF
he largest sugar companies IN 'ho
west nt meeting with sugar hce'
farmers here today proposed
sliding scale contract fur the com
INK season. paying 9 n ipl Tor
ieots when 'he average net prico
obtained Tor sugar D. 81 so per hng
and tho average sugar content IN
bects sliced Is 30 i-2 per cent
Additional payments would b"
made II the sugar content or net
price In higher kedue' ions would
follow lower price or sugar con
t"nt. but in no ease. according tn
ho cnmpany's proposal. would tho
grower receive less than Sia0 per
Ton
According 10 tho company. the
SIS mark was stated 20 BE- normal
expectation since both the i2
cent per pound sugar price and
the IS i-2 per cent sugar content
are lower than the average In pre-
war years
In 1891 he company submitted
two types of contract 10 the grow
ers one provided fiat rate ~
81 ton Tor bocts and the other
] nrovided Tor sliding scale un-
der which heets were paid FOR ~
a rate ti2s % ton ahnyc the aver.
age per hundred pounds received
I hy the company for III sugar be-
tween october. 1921. ana septcm-
| uep 40 1Fg1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
ll6 New York
State Soldiers
Ended Lives

ALBANY. N s. Feb 1s.-Oue
hundred and sixteen New York
tata -oldIors took their own lives
over eas during the world war.
siFa % statement Issued today by
All. Cen j Leslie klucald
ono hundred were enlisted mon
and 90 were officers coil Or
rope. The report said, seemed 20
unasDs- uu urCuuuF fascination
fur tho enlisted mem
'Nhl'e b. s. impossible n' this
lnfc Itt. 90 assign proper cause
isr1|UE t0 oHch indWidunl sul-
Co., sad tu. statement. "thc Of
fIcor- phrucu IarN were overcome
with flr f.Uunr That winning tho
Wur was Hu impossible task and
tuHf fHy worlds culture was - be
-,s.uf away nE fn. triumph of
German arms
SuIIIUrs pt t"rWan descent. the
rrunr. aH.d -|... tn lead other nl l-
tluraut.,- .u fH. suicides.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
CANTU ONE on LENpin- -.
IN Rtl.fT Niff : Nis>f

f't. HASp, Tex. Fob |' fsHl'
han rnntu. former rH nor OF
Lower California. b. u1f iht
ieaders Of the Mexican r.". ution-
nry movement, accurd.nE 'H Noel
" CLARK. of Mexico tIit NI. pres
iden' ~ the intsrnnnHrH. 'oin
mercitl exposition. who "a III
raHn on HE way f1 Los iclcH.
t1ark's deciarat q" u Keep
ing with that of o. number OF cN-
patriatod cltizeus of NnNr' VINO
live in ~ raso nu 's tate
mont~ ~ military and u au-
thorities In Junrcz wll1 are m
eiosc touch with th Mos can ft-
uation
while Cantu h. MIXED up ~ the
-r'fnlutinsi.- Chart H'i douhi
that ho II financing r. uIl inter
ratH ARE financing thr I" OWL inh'
A. long NJ on men r1n k'ep Mex
leo iu a state of chHH. in'N WIZ
nof have 70 pay production laN"r
which amount to 75 ern'hF"s a
barrel
'Nsntu's brother was thrown IN
iail in Mexico City a few difs $50
htt has been rolcafTd 90 not
know whether he went duare'
fror1 Mexico cry oi Oh -aleNico.
Nr. Clark b. accompanied hN
Gsnhro Ariste Madrid rr'Hideni
~ the exposition From i'nH An,
gelga they will go 90 Ch'eAfo ana
NeM York, they said 90 ny % IN
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WAJkgF.N. ul Fob 10 "A
hungry rhuH with taking why's.
and Mondays off at duwu, today
had fuIiel u shotgun squad ut the
home OF Mrs catherine Milnko-
W.ch. where AN all-night vigil had
been kept.
AZ aa uours nf tho night the vis-
unf has been hpurd Mrs Miln-
Sowich Informed Father Joseph
Llu,rmau o. whom she went for
protection Men ear me out OF
my house and home. she told him
d don. know vino hr I-. but h"
can't lc my husbands ghost. My
husband never had an appetite like
that"
During o. rccen' night Mrs Mia
kuwlch heari him IN the cclinr,
summoned the shotgun squad and
found that two sacks 90 fuur and
0fty pounds OF sugar hnd vanished
aud the conf supply diminished.
Daniel her eldest hoy uwuke
oap morning 90 find that hia bed
had hsen muNed across she room
Michael Ieznn.1. 90 cIgar rauuf1c
grcr who lives Jon Che house. said
"L1af Friday morning There wa.
F. "a peculiar noise Hf the door
uupu The match wHs blown uu'
land hand grabbed mD hy tht
urp' DluErI mr uuI then biz mf
ou th, nose
Tu. aut rHuf4 o1 which "a,
dlsfurb,r has NOT been heard have
HUun NuriH. nights. according o.
Nf M.HNHw.Uh So now The
shotgun aIuad has been orFg nized
L Cd. HI.#TH fh. HUuar six nights Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
STATE TREASURER STRONG RESIGNS 0FFIC
REPORTED BEING Modified FOR NEW REVOLUTION MEXICO
Bulgarian Women
In Silk Will Be
Forced to Work

SOFIA. Feb. 10 Compulsory
work for women is 10 be- im-
posed by the bulgarian peasant
government Tho peasant
women who do manual labor.
will take pleasure In seeing
those ladies' IN slk stockings
rustic about a bit
Premier stambouilsky. ju-il-
Tying the new law In n recent
speech said.
- peasa woman works in
the country. pluuThing the
ground. often doing more than
her husband she spins the
wool and weaves the cloth fur
the family's clothes. what
does the town lady do7 She
walks and chats ana does not
give birtH to children. We
must, ut least. compel hcr 10
labor FOR the state"
The law II 20 be applied first
In the capital Sofia thrn 90
tho smaller cities ana 'v"ntu-
ally in the village ana coun-
try.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
Mrs. John kingiing
And Five Guests
Injured on Yacht

TAMPA. Fla. Fob lG.-Mrs.
tohn Ringing wife of the mil
liouaire circus maEnAtc, and five
OF Mr.. RinEliug'H guests were
slightly burned IN an explosion ~ VI
nfTitt aboard Ringing yacht In
the Gun. on CoytcA Fla. accord
INK 20 advices received here today
In addition to Mrs l,ingling Tho
injured were Afr. end Mrs l.. g.
Mallick. Mrs. Sanford Mukca ,pi
and Judge and Mrs Hcpponhcimar
tew details of the accident were
available. The yacht was return.
InE from three weeks cruise
along the coast and was near the
shore when the blast occurred The
injured were taken by fisherman
90 sarasota.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
opREGON To FuRE
pISGIlt NTtID OFFICERS

MEXICO CITY. Feb 10. tIiN
the Associated press) --Gencral u
and on other army officers who
are mot snlisrea with the present
state nf aifnlr and who are there
fore not renderlnf cuurcionftoua
service lea tho army have been m
formed hy president phreEon Tint
their Immediate discharge De- ready
M their request
In a circular addressed to tho
secretary Of war the president
takes notice of various plots
against the established govern
ment ana says ne hopes The dlH-
charge OF disrruntlod men will
permit them 20 follow the political
course which their Judgment die
fatcs without being considered dlH-
loyal and without obrrinF the war
department TO judge them with the
severity necessary TO apply.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
SpookS in House in Canada;
Hungry Ghost Has Taking
Ways in Illinois Home

HALIFAX. ~. s. FsE 80 Tho
first pcr#on who can prove tLa
supernatural causes ure mot re-
spuu-ihlr fur uuCHnny happenings
al Alex Macdonald farm bon VAL
rdonla MIIls viii receive 500 if an
offer made hy Detective Carroll
of the provincial police and Har-
oid Wh'ddcu a l1l.iuN reporter,
hD a. good.
Aftrr spending two days and
three nights loo fhr house with
MhIidcn Detective Carroll report
90 TO Die supariurs his belief thIt
neither firrH nor other strange
happenings there were the work
of human hunds
While hurIug for the spnCk al
legged by Macdonald to he haunt
ing bis farm Whlddrn and Car
roll were slapped mysfcriuusly,
hey say
NhIddcu reported that Dee and
tho dctocfiyr wcro lying on bed
un one sido of th" living room
ana Macdonald ou cot ou lhc
opposite side. whom suddenly
chu.tly rsupIuEs were heard
Thea thD scribe foit slap on
hi- arm.
Prcsruup Carroll fclt slap and
told the scribe fp keen stll Whld-
. den declared hr had uot moved.
Tho mysterious steps were rec
p.ltrI and dD'ept.tc and scribe
rose and stirred up Macdonald
who declared be- had boon asleep
The spooh hunters spent fhg rest
of the night hudIird 100 front of
u ruurIuu fire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16

WILL MANI
SIJICESS1
To STRON
Treasurer Delayed /
signing Till Santa
Bank Reorganizati
Plans Were Perfect,
He Says in Letter
Mechem.

SANTA FE a. NJ Feb n
state Treasurer charles O.. ser
'oday rendered Dol. reaEnat,eH
Gov &C. e. Mochem and it
accepted $50 immediate appo
meut of a successor win De M
Gn rcs.ruInr Mr strong sald
bad decided upon this course =
time ago. but delayed action 20
ing the rompleuon of plans
rc1rruu.zing the san'a Fo hi
which closed its doors on Tee
b.r - with some f35o,on0 ef Z
deposits Mr.. strong snys that
now understands plans Tor reoI
ug the bank are sufficiently
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
Man Is Central
Figure at His
Own Inqus

MONTREAL. Fnh. - .a--ferI
fielnvsau eniass tho aiH inrtlru
having been the cruiral fTura
his own innuust The lurf drtt
ha was alive. Some rsnnfhs
boz found in the inclilne "a
was Identified ~ TINT m neilivs
who had been missing from
homo. 4 cnruner's Jury f1uuI
verdict ~ accidental desth
IN time Madame neliivrau ~
plans to re-amarrv Then w
vonu mnde n re-srranremestt "a
Plans necessary hv cnn,inr ~
reiiiveau esriained that he
been unavoidabiy detninqd in
for six months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
Arms Conference
Policies Debated
In the Senate

WASHINGTON. Fcb i6- The
resolution nsking President liar
ding for fuii Information regarding
the negotiations Of the four power
peace treaty was adopted today
after a debate In which tho arms
conference policies were dlscuase
generally FOR the first time ON the
senate floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
SALES TAX ONLY FEASIBLE
WAY TO RAISE SOLDIER BONUS,
PRESIDENT HARDING ASSERTS
Executive in Letter to Chairman of House Com
mittee Opposes Bond Issue or Tax Pro-
gram Which Had Been Devised

designed to avoid embarrassment
10 tho treasury Tho long drawn
out payments will not a.Iord an
ouecuNe helpfuincss 10 the service
men.
I'VE have no serious problem
In beginning the ullutmcnts OF
public lands and the immediate
issue OF pnid-up Insurance. The
real duuculty hes u the pay mcnt
OF the cash bonus. ltatner than
provide that the maximum cdsn
pnymsuts shall extend over "a
period ct 2 ~ years. Il would he a
| vastly better bcstowal II We could
await the day when. We may safely
undertake Co pay at once In fhll
~ that the award may be turned
/ 60 real advantage.
Opposes iiund Issue
'tnnsiuu, n ar the treasury u lo
| be called upon 20 meet more man
~. .OUu. 100000 ot maturing oulga-
lions IN the i6 months Immediately
before us. % IS not possible to rec
/ ommrnd the issue uf several nun
/ drcd millions or additional short
mo notes Further excessive
borrowings would nkeiy undo all
I thnt has been accomplished in re-
adjusting interest rates and siahli-
tzing the financial world, bnth
vitnlly essential TO the resumption
OF industrial and commercial ue'
/ tiviiicE,
/ rnrtinr that it b. not falr t'
oppose any proposed plan without
/ oft,ting "a substitute. let mo re-
neat that believe tho Am"richt
nrs.nle will accept the levy ot q
general sales tax to meet the pro
posed bonus payments ana W.
should contribute thereby no add
ed d.ffyrultl.s to the problems o
rendiusi meet. II congress will no
aaop' such "A plan, 70 would %
" n 20 fet the legislation go uNei
until there be- a situation whicl
win iuh ~ the large outlay, W.
are driving Tor large economic
we are pushing the disposition o
surplus war properly ana hnN'
other transactions under consider
Iation which ought 20 prove gren
relief to the federal treasury. ]
.s NOT consistent 90 VuuCt legiSll
lion IN anticipation of thes'
lthirus hut b. would bee a prudyn
lplnn TO await the development
land / can see In such a postpone
service mon. In ALI ~ whom th
/ American people are genuinely IN
torcsttd
- take II hat the eX-servic
mon Themselves are not loss con
ccrued than others about IN
restoration OF business and the rr
turn 10 abundant employment
Those - their wounded " sic
e mr1d.s who were impaired o.
heir war service are being care
for with the most liberal rener
1sity the nation can he.iow. Thor
are here and thero oxceptiona
.uses Of neglect ana attendin
complaint, hut We nr" sccktn
hem out aud corrvc ing with a
possible speed, II has not bee
losslhie 70 meet nll the demand
for special hospitanzatlon and ~
hahiliiations These things ar
-rcntcd to ronssure YOU that sue
lrlay as VIII enable congress .
ict In prudence for the commo
good viii have no suggestion q
nnandfuin"ss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
Severe Earthquake
Is Record e d in
Washington, d. c.

wAsIIINGTON. Fob is--An
earthquake. described as very ."-
we're" was recorded last night at
the Georgetown university svismo-
graphical ohfer, atory.
The Rev Father Toudorf. dlrec-
tor OF the observa'ury. estimated
the center OF tho disturhanc, To
have been 1000 miles south Of
Wash ngton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
MARY MILES MINTER
TNkI.S kNp At PRESS

ALBANY. s. Y. Feb 1G.-1ho
convention ~ motion picture jhca-
ter owners which yesterday dis
cuHrsd the Taylor murder case Zoe
dHF received telegram from
Mary Miles MintUr In which sho
stId:
The many wicked and mislcad
iuE stories in connection with tho
Taylor case Will Ice proved false.
IUnNc opinion already is turning
and several newspapers are calliug
for fair pay from tho public
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
3 New Cocktails
Christened for
Princess Mary

LONDON. Fob i6- Habituos
Of one uf Londun's most exclusive
West Ends clubs ARE eNulting over
the success Of the citys fret cock
tnii tea dance something new
In London AT which three cock
tails concocted In honor OF Prin-
cess Mary. who b. soon 20 marry.
were introduced. They have been
christened "thc Princes Mary
Cocktail" "thc Wedding Bail
and the Royal Smile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
90 MORE KIDN arm
MIN ARE HHIf %

HEIFNNTI I0b Ib-lHY Ihe
Associated prgssl Twenty four Of
he Ulster unlnnists kidnapped IN
last week raids were conveyed 10
the CaVan station this afternoon
and dinnaiched 10 various destinn-
lions. Major Moutray Grand mas
tcr of the Tyrone orangelnen. wa
believed TO have been among those
released, A majority of them are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
Senate Committee
Plans to Inspect
Muscle Shoals

WAsHINGTON. Feb. 10 The
senate agriculture committee too
day asked the senate. ln r,-u-
luton. Tor authority tD visit the
Muscle shoals power and nitrate
project In connection with the
committees consideration uf H,nfy
Ford's oncr to lease tnv proper
ties. The resolution, which pro.
posed that the whole committee oi
~ make tho trip wns referred to
the auditing committee because ui
the expenditures that would o.,
cntailcd,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
Beveridge to Run
For u. S. Senate

INDtANApOiIS. Feb 10
Albert J. BeveridEe. formally an
nounred his candidacy Tor the rc-
publican nomination Tor tinted
states rrnntor of Indiana today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
Tex Rickard. Fight
Promoter, Indicted
For Attacking Girls

NEW YORK Feh. ~ Tex
Rlckard. fight promoter, today waf
indicted for criminal assault on
two minor Firla hy the supreme
court grand jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
REBEL ATTACK
ON JUAREz
THREATENED
Force Reported Mobi-
lized South of the
Border

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6
While the war department. had
no official adyices as to the SIT
uation az ri paso last night
which led 10 orders holding
troops o. the first cavalry I'll.
vision at Fort Bliss, it has been
known there for some time that
"a revolutionary movement al
Juarz. across the border, was
brewing and apparently elo-r
to an outbreak.
Recent unofficial information
from the border city disclosed
this condition and it was as
umed that Major General
Howe, commanding the cav
Try division. felt It necessary
last night 10 take special pre-
cautions.
Part Of the duty Of troop.
along a.. border is 20 see that
there is no firing into American
territory aS a result of dlsor.
dcrs beyond the border. Bul
| lets ra.ncd into III paso during
several Of the engagements be
tween cont .nding Mexican fac
tIons in Juarez in the past and
American officials are deter
mined that there shall be no re
currcncc Of loss Of LIE ou the
[ American side il it ~ possible
/ % pf vent H.
H. PASO. Texas. Feb 1G.--
| Feeling b. tense in Uiarez Today
uud az Fort bliss where r.uorts
I have cntsvd emergency steps Go
I hc taken TO get ready for a
I threatened rebel attack ON fHHrez
while General J j. M,"lez' n
mon are especially alert hsFing
been cautioned by their COM
/ mnnder. tho general him~,'t de-
Clnrcd today that he has ll.f'. con-
/ fid"nce la reports. comirr pri-
mariiy from cvrafriatet ..' tcus
and other members OF th. rebel
mntn tn W pnso that IuH".z 10
the first object of rebel leaders
General Mcndez flarly I.uicd
reports thtt be- had bruu ap.
preached hy representa- OF
rebel factions regarding 90. rrvo-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
John Slaughter,
Pioneer Ranchman,
Dies at Douglas

DOUGLAS. Aria. Feb is-Iohn
Slaughter, 50, pioneer ranchman
Of The southwest. died here last
night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
IRISH CASUAL TIES
RISE TO "a DEAD
AND 80 INJURED
Ulster Hall Is Taken
Over for Use Of
the Troops

LONDON, ich. iG-tiiy the ~
ss4cintcd Pres Prediction that a
coup dtiat ln ireland which would
rC.ulf In the -cttiug up ui a soviet
ri uhi.r und woaid ruin Ireland =
Oan~i. fur a cfnturl. wa~ made hy
Winston Chnrchill. secretary of the
tolnhc~, IN muN ing Ia the hnu-e
IT common, today the SECOND
reading uf the Irish I'rvr STATE
hin surh uu OCCURRENCE Nss not
at all ikcy however. in titr
opinion ut thc Brush goycrnn, nj,
e. -,.t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
Weather.

For "a hpufs ending q am.
Highest temperature. so. low
cst Temperature. % daily range
Temperature, 2a. mean daily
temperature. 81. Relative hui
midity. q pm, 10, relative hui
nudity, = a.ma ~. Precipita-
tion. none. Maximum velocity
OF wind. miles per hour. Is. FRO
Willing direction, southwest.
Character Of the day. clear.
State Weather.
Now Mexico; Cloudy tonight
and Friday, Warmer cnst and
south tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16
ALL WORLD NEWS

The Evening Herald "Wednesday carried 30
separate dispatches frum many towns
tlrOuEL Iut the world 1he great As-ociair1
irtsss organization II low work ing for Hctaii
readers hours n day. Its wires carry all
the iInporsnni news rNcl'ts to this office giN-
ing you 1ODAN'S NEWS TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-16

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-01
r. c. Murphy Buys
Elm City Creamery

A. business deal OF interest was
completed Tuesday when the milk
routes Of the Elm City Creamery
were sold to Robert G. Murphy Of
this city and the building in which
the creamery is located in Winslow
has been sold to the p. NJ. Lawrence
company for service station, which
will be under the management of
George w. Maxim.
Tho machinery from the creamery
in Winslow will be taken to the new
creamery which the Elm City
Creamery people have erected In De-
troit and which will be ready for
operation in about month. The
milk products which have been
handled in Winslow will now be
handled in the new creamery at AL
bion which is already in operation.
Il. c. Murphy who has taken over
the milk routes will soon DO in a
posi;ion to pasteurize his milk so that
tho product will practically remain
unchanged.
The store on Temple street will be
the headquarters of the company and
they will continue the sale of milk
and cream and will wholesale milk
to ice cream manufacturers as usual.
II Is the intention to ship all extra
products to Boston.