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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
"A WILL O. THE WISP"

A kGUlNG against the tariff bill in the senate
"a last week Senator Jones, Of New Mexico.
a. stated that Congress is following a Will
o the wisp with this tariff BILL"
The opposition of the New Mexico senator to
a protective tariff brings the following com.
ment from the Rio Grande Republic, published
at Las Cruces:
THE voters Of New Mexico are going to have
10 elect a u. s. senator this fall. Senator Jones,
present incumbent, will be the democratic
nominee. Al the preseit time farmers are much
concerned over the price Of dairy products,
partly caused by the heavy importation Of
Asiatic and European products. A tariff bill
Is now under way in Washington to stop this
unfair competition of cheap Asiatie labor and
production. In no uncertain terms Senator
A. A. Jones has declared his unalterabie oppo-
sition TO the tariff principle. He wants TO back
the Chinese Coolie against the American Far
mer, with the odds on the Coolie.
"There are just two ways Of settling the
matter:
Elect a man who stands for American stan
dards of living and viii work with the party in
power to correct the present unfortunate con-
ditions, or
Elect A. A.. Jones, live as the Chink does,
and enjoy the spectacle Of two senators from
the same state fighting at cross purpose, which
is the height Of Inconsistency.
"From a personal standpoint we could not
improve our representation at Washington by
removing Mr.. Jones, no matter whom we sent,
but the personal equation does not enter into
the matter OF tariff legislation. Few men would
"a so far in their personal regard for Mr.. Jones
as to be willing TO continue TO compete ON even
terms with the C~hinaman.
But Dona Ana county also has other
matters that are Of vast concern 10 our people,
and that would be doubly insured by the pres
enee OF two republican senators in Washington
I...n slt. - ....h o.. "a N n .I.u
anee ON construction charges of the Elephant
. Bntte dam, and the National Park.
Senator Jones general opposition 70 adj
ministration measures certainly viii not put
him in the way Of rendering us any assistance. >
Tn other words, as we get il, the Republic
thinks that Senator Jones in running for re.
eiecton from New Mexico on an anti-tariff, anti.
administration platform, may be chasing a
little Will O. the wisp Of his own.
eIenine' place in Russia IL 10 be taken by a
tito. II it's to be a triutnvirate we warn
Russia TO look out for the worst. They re al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
AUxps

Have you bought a new car this yenr7 The auto
industry adds up ana finds that In May Il shipped
from factories 2e2.ooo passenger cars and trucks.
not counting Fords.
This Ia The biggest output for any single month In
March. 1870.
One good thing abou, a business boom-it comes
back an fast NJ Il left.
There may be a showdown in the fan. But
chances are against II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
BOOM

In May. 1919. during the big boom. tho steel mills
produced on,y 1.s2s. o34 tons OF inEois.
In May, 1892, output was 2.fiits1 tons.
Gentlemen with blue spectacles should cut this out
and paste II on their desks,
The country In general soon viii be producing as
much as during the postwar bonn Financial pros-
perfty will not be as great. We are beginning TO pay
for the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

A married couple res TIRED
city life and moved 10 live
jungle. A. the edge Of The 5ud
they threw away their e1othiax
did not take anything with II
They wish TO 1--we In the jungI
the pre.historic man; ahey
wake clothing for themselves
tree leaves and secure food 1
the storehouss OF tho Jungle. 1
We know that the city nc,
very tiresome and noisy.
know that the noine OF trnnrpo.
tion and the maddenlng runnin
and from Of the everbusy M
tude gets on. the nerves Of Fl
man. We knew that u gived
more pleasure TO arrange a pil
In tho open air some Sunday al
moo. but why 70 hack altogel
TO our animal ancestOrs1
Why sew together the big ro
leaves torn from plants, when
have perfect steel needles. 4
strong thread and satiafyinE
terial TO make ciothinE7
tire out the energy In rubbing
gether two dry pieces OF woot
get n spark. when the simple
practical little match will stat
fire in n secondf Why N
with 20 much trouble a hut &
crude treen. when skilled men
build quickly and expedientl,
complete housc1
II IL n sin and waste to discr
the achievements and invent
which have been attained by
human race through such sa|
flee. work and time. u In VIZ
to cucumber the twentieth cent
With ancient customs. useicssI
and observation-disclosures. when
are II need Of crcativene-s
the maximum energy OF every n
-Amerikni Magyar Nepssava {
publican -Hungarian) New Y
city.
-
The figurea have been puhlis
OF the money spent ~ oppoi
candidates IN the republican
mariea In Pennsylvania We
no, comment on the aocsrary
the Figures. lf they arr COR
they seem 10 show that the 70
sylvnnia machin unasrrated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
Today's word
Today's word Is
6ucCUMB.


Jt's pronounced
--su-kum. Win
accent on tins Sec
ond syllable. The
-" was once bun
n nov rarely
sounded.
II means-to lie
or sink down 40
the re4nil o. psos-
nurc or ferees 10
yield; 20 submit
IL comes from
Latin sub.
under. and rcum-
btre." which ~
akin TO cnbare.''
to lie down.
lf's used iike
this-''peopie oc-
cnsfon ally sue
cumb 20 keat dur
iuE the SKINNER
months In m ost
parts Of the coun-
try"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
Comment From the
Foreign Language
Press
The AnrricanisnsIon W. Need

The trial OF Len Small. governor
OF the state of Illinois. ~ going ON
at Waukegan. While IL In going
Mr.. Small continues to perform the
duties OF the office OF governor and
has the power TO grant pardons or
repriever 10 convicted persons. also
TO appoint individuals TO some Of
the highest public positions In the
state.
In this way. while We keep In
jail people who are charged with
minor and. perhaps trumped up Of
lenses. only because they are un-
able to give bali. or TO secure "A
lawyer TO defend them. we per-
nit An offencer who p.ayed with
the states money TO remain at the
head Of the government OF his
state and TO distribute patronage.
TO dispense fnvorr. and to issue
pardonr to convicted criminals.
We do not criticize Governor
Small. He has the right to follow
the rule OF precedent. We 9rst-
icixe solely our inability to cope
with such a situation.
Public morals and faith In
institutions are often Influenced
by example. And the example Of
today N decidedly ~demoraiizinE.
let ur undertake. 70 Amsricanize
n little on obsolete rules OF public
morality. Such a reform would
ada q efficiency and honesty in
public life.-n Cittadino Ameri-
cano CRepublican-italian). Akronn.
Ohio.
Floods and Unemployment
-.I. -. $500 .u.l-A a. aNaa
United States. Cannot these
fined TO such Dimensions as not
to cause every year damages
amounting to millions OF dollars3
with the regulation OF rivers
and creeks and the construction OF
dams and artificial lakes. the dan
ger Of floods could be abated. This
would also be beneficial 10 the
farmers In another way. Floods
carry away every year millions OF
cubic feet Of good fertile soil into
the sea. while they could be saved
for agriculture.
Meanwhile. millions OF people
are out Of work. and II the ieEisia-
lures would care n little more for
the regulation OF rivers and creeks
instead Of wasting their time with
banaiitles. n would not only be a
help to the farmer by iessenins
the danger OF floods, but alno the
number Of unen1rioyed would be
considerably reduced. However.
rtstermen and politicians have not
time for considering how TO help
the farmers and eliminate unem-
ployment. Spring 10 coming and
the gentlemen begin to think about
the ball Eame.-Prosyeth uudepen-
dent-Jugosiav). Chicago. III.
Thc s0th Century and the Jungle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

Mexico Cts Il reparted without street car
service. bread. light. power water and telephone
sevyice. 0fhsruise the return to normal con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

New York City some day will have 5s.ooe.eoo pop
ulasion. predict the engineers OF Safety Institute Of
America
How wossd you Hike 90 live IN a city Of that size7
The safety engineer. however. are wrong. be-
fore New York passes the 100000 mark. the air
plane vii begin breaking M the cfttcr.
People will live IN the country. gcinE 10 cities only
to work and shop. Entertainment will be at home
movies and legitimate" theatrical productions seen
and heard by wireless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
~HREAKFAGT TARLE CHAT

In ,his COL last week We chids1 Mr.. Albert simms
si%%s C called iss sunday. 4 bays 70 adssuiss 10
some Ros~sn FOLK h.ys accused Paul Horssn Of
versai apologies are In order.
WIN Ralph keishsr please 10 advised that the
collars ordered for Ye I'd. have not been. received.
and our swan-iike neck " bslne opposed 10 ths gass
Of the he santa rsAns until the ssri "a. q s..a so,.srs
To SIR Lee Jim, a valued eoasr3hutor 10 this
brush and o,ksr shirt 70 the Anassns village. We mis-
seen the hight Of day from sns pinnscis Of ihI.
weakly effort. .
For years w have had a monmy day. but u took
a war TO give us a poppy day.
LEARN a woRp A WEEK
This yesk's word IL. ,separdiss. ana means to 40,
i ns.i b., .ois. a. IN js"Si.' s The : E sss .s sss; ss 70 ; make
So@sssie eonSsraaiions p Is - placed sfsr 3 sseauss
that II where We lind n IN the airhebeti ard u
and i-z-e l. used for the same reason iAas a motor
cur carries a tail hght-io iet you know there aint
no more.
Tm oizp ltosuz TOWN.
~ s hu,. we c q use shs s.sst'msnial We, are visiting
have made some observations. rho soeds Country"
sssss d :ss, no. I. =, 10 S s,ss. s sS ga. s.s e a., sss ss" ~ me. be- :;
cant do u. rittinf hecor7<e = crirf~ md standing q
virtue. He II tis unconscious preauct Of his en-
ffeauenty and Ions, and l<ts the sun shine on him.
His soul does not ret musty. A Mexican can commit
murder with more grace than the average Gods
Country" farmer can beslow a GIT. and ke does u
|otener. Dchydration n q slower. cleaner anil
pieasanter procsss than decenposltion. +
We q use ths matrirnoniai WEI are coming back.
n. u. ANNA. zuET rzosDfzAx sI,sf
sir; Like most OF Aiboquerque's newest cittsens. J
spent the first part Of my rssidtnce hert IN bed,
When ] was told that ! might tehe q short auto-
mobI.s ride. ] was anxious 10 zee some Of the thinn
spoken of In your Chamber Of conamerco literature.
places and hia eonysrsafion ran sonl>thiu< Ike this:
beyond tntt ibtab0afd ever there ~ The HauiiH
mountains. In q Anoment Z viii nova the car and
you may see the snzranoe A. 11srfee c4ryen. fust
around that other sign. . . To the ipu Of that large
auisuiohiie adsertiremsuf sFe the HanHna naoun-
tains and ~iramcns " yps could - through this
s s.ss s.a ss, ,ss so. sns ssses ses = ': .a- .s,,, ss :; re
Hsyins borrowed a fr,sa4e kinas,slss. ssfers W.
left : adjusted them and Aeansed the HARRISON This
DRINK orENcH-oLk.~
DOES YOUR HorHEE JaE NlLL HoAPf'
"HELr ouRsELFN4o SLAVE AT 1oTEA-
~wE MEET ON w-nDxxan*Ts@
etta <tr. ETC. ~
boosters haa nss'sassd skss- .s1S..s tkss cav.
.s s:i' :: '%'' +, o''s':s' so ! $3.50 :: ::':s:; S::;'' 50
aN||r II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

Nc nas fcrcisedi
O<d n ~ llalc6-
edf Zoe ~SsilAts1-
atrr = f1sH4 W-s
eth, thai rI,kii he
also s.sap. EDr tsc
that s@isseofh slzi>p
his hHlt ffeeN
shall d sise f]<-1
reap ~tUIf4p<toni
but Ilc tl1as row.
c7,l unto On rIssrtt
shall q the Spirit
req cltfHe1 fifc.
Galatians sss-A
God doss not
pay . week..
but Ho pays sure
~ ~ the end
Dotc|s proxerb.
~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
THE REFEREE
By Albert Apple
LUXURY

What thing In civilization would you miss most ~
you suddenly went out 20 live In the woods h'ee 4
snvagef A
IN England. Major McEwan ana his wife trisa
the experiment.. After 10 days they abandoned their
back to nature" eampaien.
sns OF civilization. His wife picked soap. Another
10 days without soap and the major would have
ciesnisns.s h civilizasion.s greatest luxury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
BIRDS I VIEW"


ADoBfH y Ho1fRREs,
And h |, .s. 's Ok s's so sss Il. i. year. an told
Ne, d sssssa with race ana IL sssbak.a face
Was atiractiss rf'h.<seh years rpan-
tina, ' !; so.sa, a. ,sis ior Mssi
-ou. dollar VIII n ss's' 81 SsI,.r. win a.lp ..D
times as much a hundred dollars Is worth just ons
hundred uIss q % q Soc g VI a ssiiD5SsaisiroRrAl4
,.s css.ss All TOO - s.,. s'' 4: s 4 sssi:'s ss ..s' n, r: s ';::s:
boy who referred 60 the knickerbockered woman as
the Indy in rompers''
vs Ann. ! May ,s'.s Ess nj. -. ( : &c ssI ssss s;1. : c Dur, VILLAGE ,ss::
warm days. ~---
A reader wishes to know i mi. colyum and crasb's
From which we Judge thai the reader has never
studied this eo'yam from the s'snspoln, o. me
namernke's Jokebook.
The Mccormick mower got oiled up ana ran rish,
over Max oser.
The American Cafe ia. nosweii advertised PORK
Ham for dinner last sundny. Now let sor..e truth
loving local meat market advertise lamb chops from
a sheep.
CRUEL n UNUSUAL.
Monday night Mrs. u. A. Ansiin. 1O1 North 9Th,
at, save a surprise party on her husband, Mr.. q. A
-~sourHwEsr REVIEW.
Grandma oadabout says u the men would pay
more attention TO their cwn business and less 10
what the women are not wearing, women might have
more to wear.
HAS DR.. PETERS LOST ms vorCE.
LOST, A pei bull. mine month"; osd. Reward "
LOCAL WANT AD.
THE MODERN SUIEs ERN
Sir; Did you read III The tented city on the
mesa A. q dream that VIVA a nishthorse. larger
than a Percheron or Beleianr graft larger even than
Bill Trimble's big nag. But the dream ende6 too
soon. 1t was incomplets. Ia lacked something
The tented city SHOULD a2ve been buiit around a
lake. Such a thing requires only a continuation Of
the Imagination. This lake could be made Of liquid
air. manufactured fresh every day from our super
OF hot air. On this lake our fezEed Via
itors could 30 sailing during p sand storm. Think
OF canoeing across the nqnidity to Mirnmontes 70
dinner or ten, and a dip IN the nauid air at a point
warrncd by the aforesaid vel known hot air would
be a never-,o-be forgotten Axeni. To keep out the
the whole affair cuut1 be fenced In with
wireless. and lighted with eisctricity generated by
the power OF suggestion.
Don't make me laugh. I've got q cracked iip.'
~. q 8kwLfNGFoRD |
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

Senator LaFollette has finally gotten around
to the supreme court, that being the emily insti-
tuition he hasn't started to put out Of business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

LOST. A pei bull. nire month"; Old. Reward II
LOCAL WANT AID.
The Washington times., 1922-01-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HAYNES.

HAYNES
USED CAR PRICES WILL INCREASE WITH
THE COMING OF SPRING.
SAVE DOLLARS--BUY NOW
10 HAYNES COUPE.
FL HAYNES, 7-PASS.
10 CHANDLER, PASSENGER
20 DODGE SEDAN.
10 BUICK TOURING ENCLOSED.
I8 NATIONAL CHUMMY.
21 NASH TOURING
10 MARMON LIMOUSINE
20 STANDARD SPORT.
2l CLEVELAND SEDAN, NEW.
21 CLEVELAND COUPE NEW
OTHER CARS PRICED FROM 500 UP.
THESE CARS MUST BE MOVED TO MAKE ROOM
FOR TRADE-INS ON NEW CARS.
EVERY CAR is Al CONDITION. NO REASON
ABLE OFFER REFUSED WE WILL TAKE YOUR
CAR IN TRADE.
TERMS AS DESIRED.
HAYNES USED CAR DEPT,
B. F. YOUNG, MANAGER
1887 18th ST. N. w. FRANKLIN 6400.
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CHARGE RATES
Daily and Sunday

I time, 18c q line.
3 consecutive times, TIC q nne.
2 consecutive times, 15c q line
80 consecutive times, lac q line.
II You are a telephone subscriber
living within reasonable distance I4I
collection. phone ysur I'd In. w
viii collect for IL after hrst inser-
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CLAIRvOYANTs


Licensed by the District Of Colxmbis
ACKNOWLEDGE TO HAVE NO EQUAL.
- CARLETTA,
MEDIUM AND PSYCHIC MENTALIST.
INSPIRATIONAL LIFE READER.
TELLS YOUR NAME
STUDIO, 90S 14TH ST. N. w.
Tells you the cause OF your trouble. how
to permanently overcome II; tells names
OF friends, enemies; husband. wife or
sweetheart IL false or true; who to trust,
who to avoid. REUNITES SEPARATED.
WHO AND WHEN MARRY, IF EVER.
FOR POSITIVE RESULTS AFTER ALL
OTHERS FAIL SEE CARLETTA.
MADAME LENORA.
Tells you the cause of your trouble, how
to overcome Il: tells names OF friends.
enemies. husband, wife or sweetheart. Il
false or true; who to trust, who to avoid.
REUNITEs SEPARATED, WHO AND
WHEN TO MARRY. IF EVER. FOR
POSITIVE RESULTS AFTER ALL
OTHERS FAIL, SEE LENoRA: susran-
tees TO tell you anything. you want TO
know. Satisfa ction or no charges
615 7TH ST. N. w. between y and G.
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ton; very cheap; cash or terms. DIS
IRICT GARAGE, Inc. 211s 14th st. N. w.
North 1881.
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50c-Madam Fonida--5Gc
Egyptian Palmist and Clairvoyant.
The lady with the singular power. Ad-
s12 N. W.
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FOR ExCHANGE--A Ford taxi body
for a Ford sedan body. Apply SAMUEL
sTUTz-Touring; Al condition; leaving
city; will sell cheap. Apply Main ss1.
The Washington times., 1922-01-20

200 SoLo .s.s,.S So% gS.s hlss
BUREAU. si1 N st. N. W. North sses,
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]. D. GARMsN,
. District National Bank Bldg.

COLORED-VACANT.
SO Florida ave. N. VS. rooms, bath,
hot-water heat; room for garage.
Es II st. N. VS. rooms. bath; room
for garage.
iii 9Th at. N. E.-6 rooms bath.
All newly painted and papered, and in
excellent condition; immediate possession.
Inspection by permit only. Small cash
payment. Balance like rent.
JOE c. BROWN, 1317 F 81. N. w.
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World-Famous Clairvoyant
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR

FOR YEARS wASHINGTON'S FAVORITE
ADVISER. Most remarkable reader Of
human destiny of present age. spiritual
medium in class distinctly alone. Prof.
La Mar has brought about more happy
marriages. reunited more separated and
helped more people out of distress and
succeeds, even in the most difficult cases,
where poorly developed mediums have
failed. Gives full names facts. never fail
ing. Help and advice on love, business,
law suits without asking a single question
Tells you exactly what you called for, ac-
cepting no fee unless perfect satisfaction
Sic 18th st. N. w., near F.
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FULL FATHER" APPEARS EXCLUSIVELY IN
HELP WANrED-MALK

A BIG list Of over so positions open in
various lines, including the following:
GROCERY CLERK, single man. worker.
MULTIGRAPH operators. Q; good salary.
SALESMAN. high class. for pub. firm.
statesmen. several, $40 week sal. com.
STENOGRAPHERS. . younG men. S25 wk.
Various other positions oper dafIy.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS BUREAU.
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Gl'slDashl Wlres
MuNsEY BUILDING
Washington, D. G.
TELEPHONE MAIN $3.50
To Classified
Advertisers
CASH WITH ORDER
Daily md Sunday

Sc a word for 1 time.
2Hc a word per insertion for
8 consecutive times or more.
1000 discount for 80 consecu-
tive times and over.
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1 2.ton International truck. $500
l 1-ton International truck. .s4O0
1 Ford attachment. $3.50
l Ford 1-ton. late 1921. .S4r5
1 Ford light delivery, panel
body ............... $3.50
1 1-ton Ford, international
urlVe ....... ............ .Sl0U
p Cash or Terms.
A C MOTOR CO..
GIT New York ave. N. W.
Franklin Bill.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-04-06
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE UPON

WHEREAS, A Judgment and Decree was
made and entered by the Circuit Court
within and for Brookings County, South Da-
kota, in an action wherein II. n. Henderson
is Plaintiff and b. c. Christianson and Carrie
l.. Christianson. Peder o.. Peterson, Karen
Peterson, William Peterson, NJ. e. Onstad
and T.. A. McDougall are Defendants, in
favor of the Plaintiff and against the De-
and directing the sale Of the following
premises, to-wit:
The North West Quarter (NwA) of
Section Fighter (See. 49,. Township
Range Fifty-one Or. SD and the South
Half of the North East Quarter (Sk of
NEA) of Section Thirteen (Sec. 49,,
Township One Hundred Ten (Twp. 100
North, Range Fifty-two OR, 52), all in
Brookings County, South Dakota, and,
A Special Execution was is
sued out of said Court on the Goth day of
March, 1922. upon said Judgment and De-
cree, directed to me as Sheriff Of Brookings
County, South Dakota, and ordering and
directing me as such Sheriff to sell said
above described premises as directed by
said Judgment and Decree, now. therefore,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That pur-
suant to said Special Execution the premises
above described will be sold by the under
signed as Sheriff Of Bookings County, South
Dakota, at public auction, to the highest
bidder. for cash, at the front door of the
Courthouse in the City of Brookings, County
of Brookings, and State of South Dakota. on
Monday, the Gath day of April, 1922, at Two
o'clock in the afternoon of that day, to sat-
isfy the amount of Seven Thousand Ninety
three Dollars and Thirty-eight Cents
(s7, O93. 49,, the same being the amount due
upon said Judgment and Execution at this
date. with all costs.
Dated this Goth day of March, 1922.
John p. Nolan,
Sheriff of Brookings County, S. d.
Louis Benson, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Flandreau, South Dakota.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-04-06

change for some time, bulk selling at
"a to Sc, and a few of the better OF
ferings, mostly yearlings, on up
around 81 or higher. One load lot
of choice heigers averaging 975
hounds sold at $3.50 in Tuesdays
trade. Gamers and cutters sold to
packers largely from $3.50 to $3.50,
bologna bulls at 1925 to 81, bulk at
$3.50 to 1915. Veal calves closed
with most of the best lights selling
at 81. some at $7.25 and $3.50, seconds
81 to $5. Stockers and feeders held
mostly steady although the lighter
weights were relatively the better
sellers. Strictly good and choice
kinds on the fat cattle order are
quotable at $6.75 to 1928, with bulk
at $5.25 to $3.50, commonest kinds
down to $3.50. Some ~unevenness was
noted in the hog market on latter
DAYS of the week, the market closing
about steady with last Saturdays
average. Bulk of desirable grades at
the close $9.6g to SO, packing sows
around $3.50, good pigs $1O.25. Sheep
market closed strong to 25c higher
for the week, best native and fed
western lambs this week $l4.5O TO
$3.50, fat ewes $3.50 to $3.50. One
load of Montana shearing lambs aver
aging around &c pounds brought
S13.75.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-04-06
RESOLUTION NUMBER es4
Attest:
G.. II. Stoddart,
City Auditor.

BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF
BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA:
That it is deemed and hereby declared
necessary to construct a Service Sewer on
Eighth Avenue in this City, the same be-
heretofore established. such Service Sewer
to be constructed as follows: beginning at
the center line of Tenth Street at the In
tersection thereof with Eighth Avenue, run
ming thence north on said Eighth Avenue a
distance of approximately five hundred feet.
That Plans and Specifications therefor
showing the location, arrangement. form
and size and the materials to be used in
the construction thereof, have been pre-
pared and are on file in the office of the
City Auditor. for the examination of all
parties interested, notice of filing of which
is hereby given.
The property effected by such Service
Sewer and which may be subject to Spec
ial Assessment therefor, is as follows: Sub
division lots A of lot one; and subdivision
lots c, D., f, F, G, H, and I. Of lot four. in
block fourteen; the South Half of subdivi
sion lots b.. C and d Of lot two, and the
North Half of subdivision lots B, G and d,
Of lot two; and subdivision lots c, ID, f,
F, G., III, and I, of lot three in block fiji
teen, all in the subdivision of the Morehouse
Addition to the City of Brookings, South
Dakota.
Approved March 81, 1922.
T.. 1. Flittie,
Attest: Mayor
G. H. Stoddart,
City Auditor.