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Evening journal., 1922-03-17
The Rider of Golden Bar

Said Billy wingo to the fourth;
Get down"
The Judge got down. Swiftly his
hands were tied behind his back, and
his eyes we're thoroughly blind-fold-
ed with his own silk handkerchief.
Guerilla Melody seized the judges
right arm and forced him into mo-
ton.
Billy wingo removed his over
coat. From a voluminous pocket
he took whA, appeared to be a roll
OF cloth. He shook out the roll
and discovered the common or gar
den variety OF cotton nightshirt. size
fifty.
III whoever's in the house can
wearing this. I'll give his eyes
credit" he muttered. pulling on the
garment in question over his head
He buttoned the nightshirt with
meticulous care. fshed a washed
-four sack from a hip pocket and
pulled II over his head.
Without any fear OF being dis.
covered. so confident was he that u
would be impossible to see hin
against the white background, h'
approached the right angle end oi
the kitchen.
| At the corner OF the kitchen h'
dropped on his knees and one hand
Here behind the windbreak the snow
was no more than two or three
inches deep and he crawled alonl
the side OF the house toward a faint.
ly glowing window that was his goal
Inch by inch Billy raised a SLOW
head above the window sill. For 4
long time he could see nothini
within the room but the fire In th'
fireplace and big chair over which
had been thrown buffalo robe
Then after time he saw. beyon,
the chair. the boot soles OF maj
lying on the floor. The body OF th'
man lay in the shadow cast by th'
big chair.
There was something about thos'
boot soles that told Billy that th'
man was dead.
Il figured II would be this way,
7 Billy told himself. II didn't see hov
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

The commissioners have been con-
fcrring for several weeks with rep.
resentatives OF tho various civic
and patriotic organizations as to the
part each is to take In the affair.
but nothing definite has been de-
cided upon. and will not be until
after all suggestions have been thor
oughly considered.
As the event Is about two and
half months on. the commission
ers do not expect TO make any den
mite announcement OF the plans foi
the celebration until all the details
/ have been worked out.
IL Is generally understood that q
| pageant will precede the dedication
ceremonies. and while the nremer
will probably march in the pageant
they VIII be only one OF the partici.
| pating civic bodies.
The various patriotic bodies. it ii
/ planned. are 10 have the part IN IN,
/ ceremonies that their service TO tn,
| country warrants. with fun apprec..
alton OF the fact that the dedicationi
Will take place on Memorial Day.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

(Continued From Page Three)
ful in separating me from my depu-
ties"
Riley" said Billy wingo. Il guess
we'll need another witness. won
der II you could get hold OF Guerilla
Melody"
Il won't CO." the Judge declared
feebly.
you said that before" said Billy
wingo. in no wise move. You'll
20 all right. Do you wanna know
why? I'll tell you. You see. Judge
I know what I'm up against. I know
that the only barrier that stands be-
tween me and the graveyard Is tht
lead In this gun. I like life. enjoy
II. Besides. I'm too young 10 die
and too sinful and all that There
fore it's my business to see ain
cut of in the flower OF my youth
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
AND OLD SORES
. Guarantee Ny Ointment, Says Peter
son-EVery Box OF II.

III you are responsible for the health
OF your family" says Peterson. OF Buf
talo. Il want you 10 get a large
decent box OF Petersons Ointment TO
day.
Remember. I stand back Of everi
box Every druggist guarantees o.
refund the purchase price II Peterson
Ointment doesn't do all I claim.
81 guarantee 10 for eczema old sores
running sore. salt rheum, ulcers. sore
nipples. broken breasts. NDulnE ssm
skin diseases. blind. bleeding and itch.
lng piles as well as for channg. burns
scalds cuts bruises and sunhurn"
Il bad 30 running sores on my leg
for IL years. was ln three different hos
pitfalls Amputntlon was advised skin
grating was tried ! was cured hy us
ing Peterson's Oltment"-Mrs r. r.
Root, 267 Michigan Avenue. Buffalo. n
Y. Mall orders filled by Peterson Ont.
ment Co. Inc Buffalo. s. Y.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
FIREMEN ONLY
PAGEANT PART
However, Bridge Dedication
Parade Plans Are Not
Formulated
PATRIOTS WILL
BE INVITED

Members OF the Washington
Street Memorial Bridge Commis-
sion who are arranging the details
OF the dedication Of the new bridge
on Memorial Day. said today that
the action OF the Memorial Day
Committee OF the C. A. r. IN object
ing TO the hremen's parade TO be
held on Memorial Day when the
bridge is dedicated. was unnecessary
as no definite plans for the exercises
have been arranged.
Albert Stetser. member OF tho
Washington Street Bridge Com
mission. said that the commits
sion has not as yet drafted rs
plans for the memorial celebration.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
Know how II feels to get up
feeling fit for the days work

Get rid Of constipation through the
use Of Kellogg's Bran, cooked and
krumbled, and you ~ be another and
healthier. happier person. The action
Of Kellogg . Bran is natural-but Il
Is wonderful If,you will eat at least
two tablespoonfuls each day you will
free yourself from constipation per
manently. Chronic casee should eat NJ
much more a. necessary for results.
KollogK's Bran, cooked and krum
bled. is one Of the simplest but one Of
the most remarkable nature foods
Kellogg's Bran, while delicious a. a
cereal or with your favorite cereal,
sweeps and cleanses and puri6es. Il
clears the intestinal tract IN an easy
and natural but positive way without
irritation or discomfort
Kelloggs Bran must not be classed
with remedies" or with pills o.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
ct cetera It's my life or yours, and
It's not gonna be mine"
CHAPTER *

et cetera It's my life or yours, and
it's not gonna be mine"
CHAPTER TX
Guerilla Melody regarded the Judge
without expression. Huh" he
grunted. Huh.
Within the quarter-hour they rode
out OF a belt OF cottonwoods into the
Hnlsville trail. three wooden-faced
men and the wretched Judge. The
latter rode in front. with head bowed
on hunched shoulders.
mile from the ranch house they
climbed the shelving side OF the
draw and rode across the fiat 70
where struggling growth OF pine
and spruce made a black, pear-shap-
ed blot along the smooth white slope
Of a saddle-backed hill.
Beyond and below this spruce
where the draw met lower ground
and lost its Identity as a draw. was
/ the Walton ranch house.
The four men reached the trees
rode in among them Three OF them
dismounted and tied their horses
The fourth remained in the saddle
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

der water. The water deadeas the
vibrations OF the glass and scissors.
The whole hand. all OF the scissors
and the glass must be completely
immersed to assure success Of this
experiment
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

cathartics. which at best can Eivs but
temporary relief, at the same tims
aggravating the delicate conditions
that already exist
II you or any one In yvur fxmily o.
your friends suffer with conEtapatioz,
Kelloggs Bran win relieve al Il iss
revelationl Your phyuieiHn win h-
dorsc KellogE's Bran for constipatisn-
We guarantee that n win provc cnos-
tive In the most stubborn, p~rsistc.t
cases. KellogE's Bran Win also clear
a pimpU complexion and Evcstsn tho
breath.
Kellogg's Bran can b I'D IN rnxzy
appetiEing vRys besides a. q orr~si-
Put IL In raisin bread. or mufin<, pan
cakes, maearoons, cto- Bse rssipc> o.
package.
Kellogg Brza n s-pscs.ksy 6csir-
able for ehildreA- Your grocer has n
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
PINEAPPLE.

Leftover pineapple will keep its
delicate flavor n put back immedi-
ately into an air-tight glass Jar. Il
is because 81 is left In an open dish
that pineapple sometimes acquires a
peculiar stale taste.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
APPI.IorE.

Applique Is being used much for
trimming on gingham dresses shown
for morning wear. For this, scraps
OF colored cotton fabric can be
utilized.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
Heavy Cold? Chest
All COgged Upf

nON'T let il get a start, Dr.. RngS
- New Discovery viii get right
down 20 work, relieving the tight feeling
n the chest, quieting the racking
cough, gently stimulating the bowels,
thus eliminating the cold poisonA.
Always reliable. Just good medicine
made to ease colds and coughs.
For fifty years a standard remedy.
All the family can take il with helpful
results. Eases the children's Group.
No harmful drugs Convincing. hezl-
ing taste that the hddies Ike Ar IN
druggists, 6Oc.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
REMOVING STAINS.

Ammonia IA the best medium for
removing Iodine stains on fabric.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

else 1t could be- Damn their SOUS.
They don't stop at anythingi"
Continued In Our Next Issue.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
sOUP TInCKENING

Oatmeal is excellent for thickening
soups II gives the soup a flavor
which r. pleasing also.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
RRLORFIzN
bREVERYON
GLASS LIKE PAPER.

Materials; Thin sheet OF glass,
tub OF water. scissors.
Problem: To cut the glass with
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

the sclHHNfhs
Solution: The secret OF this lies
in the fact that the glass will not
break or crack while being cut un-
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

We Give Yellow Trading Stamps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
PEOPLE ASKED TO
HELP KEEP down
SCARLET FEVER
City Health Depart
ment Ready to Look
Into Suspicious Cases

A call TO tho people OF Albu-
querquc fos assirtancc In avoiding
the spread OF scarlet fever 10 he
ms made by Dr. @. G. West. city
and county health officer. follow
Ing the finding OF evcra now
case IN the city last week.
During the past week" he stat
cd yesterday. two cnses OF scarlet
fever were sent to the office for
eNamination here. Both cases
were detected by the county
school nurse when the children All.
tempted 10 enter school. and neith-
or - the childrcn had been al
tended by a physician.
IT u "A crying shame the way
rules Of the health department
winch are made TO protect lndivtd-
ualn and the public are Ignored
Alhupuerquc maintains a we'll or
ganizod hcaith department which
u always ready TO oynmlne sus-
plciouH cases whore there Is doubt
as 20 whether a person has scarlet
tevlI or other cruptiye disease.
This service IN entirely free
ana there u no rcuson why nm
treated cafes should be ailowed 10
!,in loose: spreading Infection over
In spcaking Of dphthoria. which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
No Penalty IL You
Get Check for Tax
Mailed by Midnight

Have You paid your taxcHg II
not. there Is stili hope.
County treasurer I'D gwcpc
stated today that any checks for
the last MALT Of 1899 county and
state tnNes would be taken in ms
though paid on time. and no pen
atty would be attached. The taxes
wsfc due before June !. and are
nnppo,ed 10 become delinquent at
that time. but several days Of
grace r being allowed.
Taxes not already paid. or for
which checks are not in the mail
nv midnight tonight will be con-
nidercd delinquent, and one per tent
pcAany will be added. After June
rs, I'm penalty becomes five and
one half per cent, and aftf july l,
six per cent.
ON Tho first half OF i922 taxes.
collections were higher than ever
before In the history OF the county.
but ~ yet Il II impossible TO tell
what percentage Of the last half
have been paid In.
The county general fund has
been cNhanAted Tor more than q
week bat Swopo stated that there
would he money In II hy tomor-
row. Thii Ia the money on the last
hnif collections.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
New Building at
Indian School to
Be Built at Once

The reconstruction of tho audi
forum and gymnasium al tho
United States Indian school. re-
Gently destroyed by FIRE. IL to be-
gin In the immediate future. SUI
pcrcntcndent Ruben Perry an
nounced yesterday. The annual
indian appropriation hill has been
passed by congress and approved
by the president and carries with
~ an appropriation Of 1850 for
the replacement Of the burned
building.
The plans Mr.. Perry said, were
now being completed and he hopes
10 have the new building ready
for use by the middle Of October.
Much % fhc work will be done. as
on the original building. by stu
dents nj the school. The new
building VIII be somewhat larger
than the one burned, with more
space both In gymnasium ana au-
ditorium.
Mr.. Perry has recommended the
Increase Of capacity of the local
school TO 500 students. The re-
commentator was under consider
alton yesterday when the indian
commissioner. Hon. e. u. Burke,
visited the school. Mr.. Perry told
the commissioner that additional
students to n total OF 1909 were
available for the school when It's
capacity would permit their adj
mission. HIS estimate showed
that the capacity could be in
creased from 500 to soc for APP
prOximately $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Goodyear Offers
Cross-Ri Cord
Tire to Trade

Addition % n complete new line
OF cord tires 10 soil al popular
priccn. has been announced by W.
". Ninine. manager OF the El Paro
branch OF The Good Year Tire a
Rubber company. OF California.
The new line viii be called the
Gross RIB Cord" ON account OF
the o rib tread design II will
not funplnrt the wctl-kncwn ALI
weather tread tire OF the COM
pany. hut viii he a companion
line TO u.
The new tire will be marketed
drought the Goodyear service sta
lions only and VIII sell at 20 to
20 per cent loss than the all wcath-
err tread-tire.
n has been In course Of devci-
o9ment and tcsting for a number
81 months and win be ready for
gencral distribution In June.
There are two reasons for
bringing out the new line" says
the Goodyear statement. "One is
to give the dealers a tire to meet
the neds OF customers to whom
first cost Is en- important factor.
The other ~ 10 give the dealers
for so-callcd commercial accounts.
meaning firms who have a num-
her VI trucks and buy In quanti-
ties.
Two changes only In the con
atructlon OF the tire as compared
10 the all-weather tread tire have
been made 10 effect the lowered
prices. The tire however should
give as high a mileage per dollar
aE the all weather tread.
The Crors-Itib cord tire Is a
one-curc tire. as against "A two
cure process used on all weather
tread tires.
Second. the design used on the
tread permits an economy In the
volume OF rubber used. Tho all
weather tread tire. being design
I'D to get the maximum OF traction
and non-stid properties. uses
actual rubber in the tread
than perhaps any tire on the
market Tho tread rubber In the
cross-rih cord however In a tough.
slow wearing stock that should
give excellent mileage to ser
The cord fabric uned in the new
tire will be made OF the same
quality Of long staple Arizona
Pima cotton as the all weather
tread and the rubber will be OF
the same grade exactly. except In
the tread. The tire will be the
samo fun oversize as the all
weather tread except In the 3Ox
50 sixea,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
MILITARY PARADE
At INDIAN SCHOOL
THIS AFTERNOON
Will Open Commence
ment Week by Com
petition for Banners

As a part OF the commencement
program, n military parade and
band concert will be held at the
United States Indian school this ar
tcrnoon. Tho concert will start al
$3.50 o'clock aud Il will be follow
cd by a competitive drlll OF the
boy students for banners which
are given companies making the
beat showing.
This demonstration will be open
to the public. and a large crowd is
expected to attend. The guest OF
honor viii he United States Indian
Commissioner G. w. Burke, from
Washington. u. c.
AZ 7:3o o'clock tonight. the hac-
calaurentc me viii be deliv-
crcd by Roy. w. 4. Guy, In the
dining hall, which will be used
for the public EXERCISES In
ton with the commencement. The
commencement exercises proper,
with the awarding OF the diplomas,
viii take place Tuesday evening.
On Monday afternoon. the
alumni of the school viii have a
SPECIAL meeting. The senior class
banquet will be held In the even
Ing, and Monday night at 7;3O
O'Clock the class day program win
be given, following a band concert.
Tuesday afternoon will bc occu-
pied at the school by n ball game.
with a band concer In the oven
ing. Rev. A. NJ. Mandaiari will
open the commencement exercises
with an invocation. The address
viii be by II. G. Hernandez. and
superintendent Reuben Perry, OF
the school. will present the diplo-
mas.
Al ? O'Clock, the alumni OF the
school VIII meet again In order to
transact business for the coming
year. and to initiate the members
OF the new class.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
City Employe Will
Resign Because of
Re- Organization

Miss Ethel Ellis. cashier In the
city water department announced
Yesterday that she will resign her
position, in order TO keep In line
with the reorganization movement.
Her resignation followH directly on
the dismissal OF Mra l.. G. Benson
from that department
After Mr.. Hirach takes Mrs.
Benson's place" Miss Ellis stated
yesterday 1T would be only q mat
tor OF time untl would be forced
out, 50 ! thought I would heat
them them to Il by reaigning."
Following the dismissal of Mrs.
Benson, city manager Bert Caikinf
stated that he was not contcm-
plating any further changes In the
city administration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Criticize Opening
OF Bids on School
Behind Closed Doors

Albuquerque contractors who
returned yesterday from Esinncia
brought the information that the
contract Tor the new public school
building at Encino. Torrance rnun-
~, had been lei to q firm OF Amar-
lilo. Texas contractors for a bid
announced TO be 300. Tho Al
buqueruue bidders. three In num-
her. submitted bids which ranged
around $4,000. The contract vas
let by the county board OF educa-
tion.
Il was stated by the returning
local bidders that the bids were
opened by the board behind closed
doors. no n being present but
the architect. also an Amarillo
a The local contractors we're
not permitted to be present whom
the bids were opened.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Women Voters Will
Hear a Discussion
OF Direct Primary

IT. d. Hcning and Poarce Rodey
Will address tho local organization
Of the League OF Women Voters
on various phases OF the direct
primary, az their meeting to be
held at the Chamber OF Commerce
parlors at 5 o'clock Tuesday wen
ing. This will he an Informal
discussion for the fun information
Of the members of the league.
This IL the meeting which was
originally called Tor last TUESDAY,
but postponed because II wns Dec
Grafton day. While tho meeting is
primarily Tor the league. u will
be open to the public. and men
wishing to attend will be admitted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Hal Franklin Takes
Over Realty Business

Hal Franklin has taken over the
tntereafs Of w NJ Franklin in the
FrnpAHp a Company. real estate
DEALERS, ascending to an nnnonlce-
ntent made y~ssfcr.liy az ernoon
The bufiness win continue an Ter
the name OF FRANKLIN a Company
and Hni Franklin VIII handle all
the rutSuanding accounts made I'M
der The d~irccton Of the previous
uf~HfptfAupn. The company Will
occupy the same offire ~ $50
tinue their occupancy under tho
Ownership Of the building BY
Fraree Rodry. who recently bought
the property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

Judge w. w. Mcclellan announc-
cd yesterday that he has with
drawn his suit for collection Of
$500 and Interest. which he filed
some time ago against Carl G.
Magcc Tor money alleged to have
been paid for Journal bonds. The
action. he stated has beep with
drawn because OF settlement
reached outside OF court.
4 number OF bond buyers IN
nounccd yesterday that they had
received their checks for the
amountn they had invested. with
Interest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Albuquerque Girl
Awarded Prize at
Wesleyan Varsit.

Miss Jean Bassctt OF Albuaucr-
que. New Mexico. was today
awarded the =. X. Warrick mem
orial prize OF st5 IN gold for her
scholarship record during her
sophomore year at Nebraska Wcs-
leyan university. Miss Bassett
carried fifty-two hours making "A
record OF 22f points with 623 hon
or points per hour. -Four othcr
received similar honors.
The award was made IN the pres
encc OF a large audience which
gathered for the thirty-third an
nual commencement at Wesleyan.
The orator Of the day was bishop
Homer G Stuntz who spoke on the
subject World citizenship"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

direct supervision 81 the pastor.
The school will he open and
free TO ALI children OF tho city be-
tween the ages Of four and four
teen year. with u special Kinder
enrien department for the smaller
children. u will be held every
day except Saturdays and Sundays.
from . O'Clock In the morning n
ul ft:3O O'Clock.
The daily program VIII include
music. Bible study and memory
work, games and a recreation
period.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Federal Court Will
Have Session This
Week at Santa Fe

United states district Attorney
George n. Craig ana his assistant
j. A. Miller VIII 70 to Santa fo
today. to be present at the OPEN
ing OF the session Of the federal
district court there tomorrow.
This viii not be n jury session. but
IL being he'd 10 give an 0pportunI-
~ 10 federal prisoners arrested
on bench warrants to plead 10
their charges
A few prohibition cases In which
Jury trials have been waived, and
In which the prisoners wish TO
plead guilty VIII aiao be heard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Lutheran Children's
Bible School VIII.
Have Six Teachers

A ccrps OF six teachers has been
secured 20 conduct the summer
fshlc school for children which
Will be held at II. paurs English
Lutheran church. starting June ~,
and running for a period Of four
wceks. The school win be under
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

III has recently come TO our
attention that In some instances
radio attachments have been plac-
cd upon "a telephone polea. This
Involves a very great danger. In
some cases poles are used jointly
Tor both telephone and electric
light wires. Those who are not
experts In the busincss n par
ticulaliy the boys. Z not hke.y to
appreciate the danger from con-
tact with these wires. Moreover.
aside from contact lueiween wires,
there D. "a danger involved Ia at
tnching and maintaining these
wires on telephone poles
We therefore mus insist that
no attachments OF any kind In
made to our poles, and In any
caso. where such Attachments have
been made. they should be ro-
moved at once.
tSigncdl The Mountain states
Telephone aud relcgraph Co"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Against Using
Telephone Poles for
Radio Attachments

The Mountain Statcs Telephone
and Telegraph company opposo
the use OF It's telephone poles for
radio attachments. declaring that
there l. danger involved. The com
pany sent Out the following warn
Ing today wit htelephonc bIlls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

has hoen fairly general In the
county rcccntly. Dr. West advises
everyone 4 q get vaccsnated IL there
~ "a chance of HIS coming In CON
tact with the disease. This " fair
IS easy. safe. aud the only way
of controlling the disease, he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

Tho prize find Of archaeoiogisis
~ the huge obeiisk having the code
OF Hammuraplc. King OF BRbyl-
cnia. who rclgncd In 2OSi u. G..