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lease. ana rye not sold any stump
age and
Then. what's thisr- The sheriff
had pulled two legal documents
from his pocket and unfolding them.
had shown Houston tho bottom Of
each. Bary's eyes opened vida
That's-that's my signature
came at last.
This ones the sauna fsnr nr-
Tho second papor was showed for.
ward.
Yes
Then DON'T sss what YOU'RE
kicking about DO you know any
one named Jenkins. who Ia q notary
publicr
He works IN my offics IN Boston
That's his writing. isn't ity-
Yes"
And his SEAL
y suppose So Bewfidrref Hous
ton was looking at the papers with
glazed eyes 1T looks like tt
Then" and tho shenfrs voics
went hrusaue. what right havs you
to try 10 run these men OFF Of prop
eFty for which you've given them =
bona fide lease. and 20 which you've
just admitted your signature as Eonu.
lne7-
"I've-r'vs gfven no lease. t.
Then look 'em over. II that ism
q lease 70 the Lake and fiums and
fiume site. and II tho second one
isn't a contract for stumpaEe ~ Q
dollar ana q half n thousand feet
VOL. then. I can't read"
But I'm telling you that I didn't
rive II to them Houston had
reached for the papers with trem-
bling hand. There's q fraud about
Il somewhere
II don't 80. where there can be
any fraud when you admit your sig.
Turn 70 Pago II. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
LEARN A WORD
EVERY DAY
Today's word is CRISES.

Today's word Is CRISES.
It's pronounced kri.sez, accent on
tho first syllable and both the / and
tho long.
IT is the plural OF crisis. which
means the decisive moment or turn.
ing point.
II comes from the Latin. tho origf.
nalIy taken from the Greek TO sepa.
rate"
It's used Ike this--'Many crises
erose which called for quick action
BY President Lincoln"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
AGeHerE1um~
FVR1DGE WANrl


I'm quite today-he wife and kids hsvs ron.
away ana life is robbed Of all its
poh boyd haven't DO Out what take noon o
OF course tho days look upon with secret
dread fear chicken pick ma up ana
III DO yamped-a thought my enhance uu,
even So III take a -
shudder when think perhaps bump asanst ,om. uo,y
chaps who have me rough ana naks M.
drink the rotten stuff lonely guy to do exeept bs
thruD = - ~S's ~
nave another mighty pang-T me pot~r rang
WhoH tempt just n nd ri nj. :,
Jack GLOW quickly I'll sn ana blow the tainted
nD - ~ NV" "' s'"'eo
FEAR when go home night house bercf. OF
hshI my craven soul will FIJI
pea Ihe only thng TIL after ,vo,
And So I'm need an awful o =, "a
w'sn youd zen me how to steer
II you should write and tell read your dopo n,
vridge Mann Letter Contest close July aotb Tn. ma IN,
.e US about tho prizes
in odayJ ~ 'o1' i'''er ana SEND IL
M'a5e "a aess.
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RADIO PRIMER
McH0pHoSE--A s.ns,,,v. s.,,,

MfCHOPHOSE--A sensitive dsv,o.
for converting sounds into their eiso.
trfcai equivalents In wire ana radio
telephony 20 transmit speech. Il ~
uaiiy consists OF a macs Of loosely
packed carbon grains held between
carbon blocks and subjected 70 vary.
ing prcssures by the vibration Of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

T-TTFNF IT WTNTT
While reading the continued eli.
torfals on tho soldiers bonus think
many times % the veterans % the
Spanish American war. the Philip
pine war and the Boxer war. ana
what a sad contraMti
During those wars thu suffering
was never known 70 the average
American who stayed a. home. they
read % the great victories and thea
~ the 20 million dollars that was
paid % Spain ~ our government
after we had a complete victory. and
I want % AK why was that great
sum paid 20 spaInf why were those
gallant boys deprived ~ the honorf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Clears Whole
Matter Up

n you don't understand what
III Senator McCumber In tho
Eorth Dakota primary. IT'S simply
b<causs you haven't rad the
Washington Post. owned by Mo
x4an. President liarding's pal.
- elitoriaIircs as follows:
"A victory for Senator McCum-
oer would have been . victory for
- administration but his d.
1&ne b not . defeat Of the admin
G1rafion- !. TIM administration
Wns net really an issue In this
Deimary. The result IL sim
" . product Of tansentiai forces
- Iscal sixnlfIrzncc.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Senator Trcafss. N an oSSrcss 10
M lac ciass Of Misscnrs urircr-
~. on enc occasion saiS: An
epften u . Transaction ,rhich 70
<orrted o. orer q telegraph scsrs
ohaf reaches from sorae great city
~ . sptdu courfrv foien. trtfh a
4amn foo, az one cad Of the line
;on1 dana rascal az the other. 49,
K<prescrfastrs McPhersos (R.J.
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~ eA0dre~ ssrsazly vvs svsry-
G>DnD ovvun1 hems except esvunla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Kese Ysvk Ao6 . sforr. fAss .
M sAsn . flood. Another BrtfSsA
occurw Y also expected
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dewn lAwhrcAkers In twv city
blocks.
Tho lives Of pedestrians on the
highways and Of other drivers arc
always impcriled by tho hog with
the binding lights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Mosquitoes vens arofher modern
adam and Ere- They Ike 10
ere yorr back 20 nafxre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Some Of our gardeners hare had vegetables
You can tell by the empty cans in their gardens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Denpsrv ard wis are eoire 70
nehf " they ean GET enough money
20 rake them rad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Radtum u dosrn 70 sIs.fsssco a.
eusca Lock cut for profteera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Things get better. Chicago has started arrest
ing crooks that try to join her police force.
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A sfsfcA 10 fsss shoscs tie 49,
4 married
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MODERN DENTISTRY
DIR. EDWIN y.
BROWN, ID. ID. s.
ios Ceiumbis 81
Fer more thaa 70 ysA<s
sEATTLE's LEADING
DESTIsT

work. artificial teeth. brf1gework.
gold and porcsiafn crowns, gold aud
cement or alloy Filings. also an az
pert In extracting teeth without pain.
chioroforn and gas are unnecessarv
Tor PAINLESS extraction Of teeth AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Every auto accident is caused BY jay icalkers or
jay drivers.
Looks like the backbone Of icinter is about
broken.
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kn1ssa0 for . Assass1 ss~s7y
isnds . psor nsA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Sport Briefs

COS ANGELES Tho Univcrsi-
~ % Missouri track and field team
defeated the Occidental college
teAn on the iatter's Held by a
scNe Of 81 TO 90.
AuECESTEH. - Johnny Shu-
ErW OF Waterbury. was given the
del rsion over Johnny Dundee.
JuMor lightweight champion Of the
wd8idin "a %lO-rounl bout.
chicago straight guarRu-
tct-uf $4,000 has been offered I'd
tStrungle.) Lewis. worlds heavy
W. fpnta wrestling champion. to de
feFs his title against John Pesek
by 1he Theodore Roosevelt post OF
thA American Legion.
HDSTpN -Ed (Stranglcr) lewis
'u&cssfully defended his world
NED yweight wrestling title by
hrtwihg Dick baviscourt Of Texas
ln NraEht falls.
HOUSTON Frankie Garcia. Of
log Angeles knocked out Artic
Sirnons Of New Orleans. in tho
s"venth round 81 thei. l2-rouud
boW
u+RINGFIELD, Mo. - strong
lioX Price, Denver heavyweight
wrrlfler, won over Sailor Adams.
midfileweight boxer here last nlght
In kprinEfield's first wrestle fight
TlN fight vas staged IN three
infinite rounds prce pinned Adams
20 90 mat la the thi.d and fifth
rounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
FEDERATION OF
WOMEN'S CLUBS
MEETS TOMORROW
Second District Con
ference Will Hold
Two Sessions Here

The second district Of the fed
Grafton OF womon's clubs viii open
a conference tomorrow morning
at 3 O'Clock al the Womuu's club
building. The morning viii Dee given
over to the meeting OF the officers
OF the district. with Representatives
Of AN q deratod clubs in the dis
trict. with reports from each club.
Miss Lois Randolph viii give "a
talk ON "Amercnnization."
Al D. so "a luncheon viii be
given az the Alvnrado hotel Tor
the state president tho district
president and officers ard tie WIS.,
iuug delegates.
Mrs. A. q. De Long. president
Of tho second district Will open the
afternoon meeting Music by fed
Grafton members will lntersperFe
the talks amt the following num-
I,rs viii D., given.
song hy the Womuu's club
chorus: vocal solo by Mrs Thomas
Irauigun uf Las Cruces; plano solo
hy Mrs McClymouds 90 Las Cruc-
IS. "a whi-tllnE solo By Mrs Oscar
Snow. Lac Cruces ana community
singing
The afternoon proernm viii deal
with the subject ct child welfare
lead by Mrs S. T. Vanu and "a
paper on community Fairgrounds.
read by Mrs W. q. ThaNton Later
.n the afternoon Mrs g. H. Parker
and br. Janet Reid Will talk,
Some Of the women who are IN
the city Cor the sessions tomorrow
are Mrs. Waterman, president OF
the Progress club Of Mcsilln PARK
Mrs w r. clark, president 81 the
GaUup N-uman'- club. who b. the
puest OF Mrs. Harry slack OF 1901
West Fruit avenue and Mrs. J. NJ.
Kiucr. president 90 the silver City
Woman club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

KID LEE ATTRACTS
ELPASO PROMOTERS
Scores Knockout in
First Round in Initial
Fight There

Kid Toe. 81. Louis boXc.. who
had "A successful cnrccr in Alhu-
qucrque until he met his Waterloo
ia Herorra OF Trinidad is start
ing nat tn FL paso like he ala here
The following account from. the III
Iaso Times tells of tho Lees fight
There with Jimmy tAnuiug
kid Lee master lightweight
miOmnn-drcw u chumu buXv be-
Jimmy tanning OF Kansas, tn the
Juarug Garden last night AMI
sm'urpd tho kausun Tor % knock
out loo two minutes and 90 seconds
in the first round The fight ala
nor go mr enough for the fans
tn got % good line ON IlUe. other
than To- learn that the fast young
negro has O. real WALTON.
I'm the first 90 seconds OF the
round. tanning attempted Co swap
hugs with Lee. Lee was opposed
20 ne clinch and in wrencning
Z cr whirled tanning Ca the floor
on bis hands and knees tanning
was up quickly. and in attsmuting
TO- land his right missed Lee so
far that ne lost his balance aud
usain went q the floor,
Lee then beat a tattoo ~ lcfta
and right4 Co the ribs aud lunnIng
backed away Again charging Lee,
14innlug missed and again
spruwled on the floor. tanning
boxed like Il ne q anc not like
90 fellow who came 90 town with
credit for a |io-round draw against
Arlns Tanning
Tee set Oft 10 measure his man.
cought him In "a half crouch and
shot a right. handler to tho jaw and
hes tsl.t was over.
"ltcferoy carl i. Studer hawled
fho count t0 loud that IL could be
heHrd outside the arena and above
INC hubhub Of the enclosurc-yct
1snninE slcpt ON after tho nine
coRnt and the 'out' He was re-
WED iu his own corner. Lee had
wsn before getting fairly warmed
Ia DIS work.
wrhoueh the fight did not give
Tic spectators n real good line on
Leo ami his ability TO fight. Is
pr0Ned that tanning does not call
TOT u great deal
Wee acts like a speedy fellow.
Thf one blow is all that % took
foE him 90 finish tanning A. a
mafter OF fact. lie. tried to win
thb fight with the one punch. lie
did Most any lightweight. nit az
i4WninE was. would have taken
thr count. no doubt
f'rom0ter :. G.. Gonzalez was sc
fappruhly Impressed with Leo
auDearance that ne instructed M.
nsN~tants 10 dis up a good colorcd
liqhtwcight to tackle Loo IN thu
GHieg NJ an carly date
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

r,th HsIIs. Mrs. g.. D. Hcrudon.
Mr.. Harold Caller. Mrs o. s Utii.
Nis- N.uHl OF Massachusetts. and
MIs l'r,uN luhb,ll Dr.
600 uu, party woro Mrs Ivan
GrHl-l,lI. Mrs s.. o.. Lu-ouwtIa.
SIR o. b. Whitmvr. Mrs. Mans
bach Nr- Ernest Suitz Mrs -
NrumHu. Nrs Hugh Iuttcr. aud
Mfr Ailurt stern.
81 fna iabl, with Mrs Henry g..
Coos gr. W,f. Ma. % a. Nataun.
Mr. o. L Er,hmcT and Mrs. l.. g.
Bennett
Miss Anita Hubh,ll had ms her
Eu.-Is Mrs " e. riup,. Mrs. Los
irr Cooper and Mr.. trsorg, Fur.
Mrs John Milne. Mrs. Reuben
'ItN Mrs d. A. Macpherson and
Size Aruu nuuing played al one
tuHlp
Hira Bruno Iirckmnuu had at her
inIiD Mrs Kenneth i%ialdudsC, Mrs.
Tom hunUhy and Mr-. Agues
At,fEr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
AIDES DAY VI TIlE
coz NTWN CItH

Yesterday was the second :a.ies'
day tt tho Country club since this
plan tu have % day exclusively
Tor the ladies wu4 instituted at the
cluL recently TIA, mornings are
given over tu Hpurtf. and after
luncheon bridge .s the diversion.
Although uu idoli day not many
awaited themselves uf tnc OPP
purfuulfy tor 90 game ui golf.
The luncheon brought about
sov,ufy-flNr ladies who played
bridge du.lng the afternoon. The
table, wore decorated with baskets
OF d|uffodil- and white sweet pea.
which combined with the coioriul
garments Of tho spring wardrobe
presented a say and spring Ike
atmosphere
MANY parties were In evidence"
and many came Iu groups OF four
for the beloved game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Woman Faints and
Fractures Skull on
Bath Tub; Dies

OMAHA Sch. April 2O-Mrs
Theresa Remington. wife Of Harry
Remington. treasurer Of an OMAHA
and glass company TO whom
,ba wac married IN Lincoln last
week. died from "a fractured skull
.uffc.ed today when she tainted
fell. striking her heat against
th. edge OF "a bath tub az her home
here. she formerly was NIT
Th,reSa st.uherg. Of Denver. Colo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Bike Trip Planned
For Y. M. c. A. Boys

4 bicycle trip into the country
b. ON the program for members
Of the boys department Of the y
" q. 4 for Saturday morning
The boys viii leave the ~ 40 @
"a m and return early In tho afto
noon. taking their lunches Win
them The place 90 which they
VIII go has not yet been decided
ON Saturday night tho second
par night will Doe held Boys who
are members of the ~ will bring
their chums with them. and enter
tHlnmen' no. we'll as refreshments
will d" provided The first pal
night was % great accord
ing 10 /, u. Wilton. hcud OF thc
boys department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
CoID DAY ron
CAM AT PITTSBURGH

TfTTHBl EGU. April Will"
th, st. Louis Cardinals and the Pr
utu4 were prlmod TO M the Ia
ON the baseball season here TO-DAY
fans w,r" preparing Co journey 10
Forbes fI,ld wearing ~0yercuats
4 cold wind swept the city early
TODAY following rain last night
The weather forecast far today IS
clear and colder. The opening
ruue probably viii Doe played Il
tho skies remain clear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
~ CORN 10 GIT
N FIRST HOME GAME

IETNOIT- NUrII 70 " 10"
weather waF anything but promi--
INK early today for the scheduled
opening here OF the American
league baseball season. cold with
rain or snow was the forecast
cleveland. tho league leaders
were 20 Dee the opponents 81 th"
Tiro 81. who. with five defeats and
mo- victories 20 their credit. came
Co their home lpt bon last position
Ty Cobb. injured several weeks
ago. declared his intention Of get
ting into the first home game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
YANKEES TO RAISE
PENNANT TODAY
Will Open Home Sea
son With Washing
ton as Opponents

NEW YORK. April 20.-Amer
lean league followers N this ctt}
were preparing TO give their dla-
mond heroes o. hearty welcome to-
day The Yankees Will celebrate
their first home appearance OF M"
year boy Missing the championship
pcuuuut they won last autumn
the first ever won by the Sew
York team OF the Junior big cir
cult Washington will be the up
posing team
M. Giants were hoping for fa'r
skies today for their first game
uf the Brooklyn series.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

Chapter - OF r. T. o. met on
Tuesday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs " W Strong. o West Park
avenue Roll call was responded
TO hy thoughts ON spring time. The
paper OF the afternoon. "Bcauty
and Romance in New Mexico" whH
read by Mrs g. ". Bond Tho
business meeting WINS followed by
a social hour The guests o. thc
ate noon were Mrs John Love
lace. Mrs Leslie Briggs and Mrs.
Charles White.
The next meeting viii be hold
May . at the home Of Mrs. NJ T..
Hickey. as North Walter street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

There was one person In the
world he trusfctI-thc women he
was Ca marry. Then Harry Hons
ton learned that she lmd betrayed
him. Don't mis- the first INSTALL
mcnt Of The White Desert an
adventure novel ~ Colorado timber
lands. n bggins la The Herald
Monday, April -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

a Rhode Island Red hen 81 the
Iowa State college recently com
plotted four years 81 laying during
which time she laid s2d eggs She
produced as high az 20 eggs In ID
single month, generally In early
gurAmfr 11icn she slowed pup Ia
nttie IN July. and began To produce
heavily later on.
This hen. which IL five years
old made the following record
First yea, 23h eggs: second year.
207 eggs third year, iss eggs.
fourth year. lA2 eggs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
MIR. AND Mrs GEORGE F.NItR
LEAVING AIHIOI IItOI o..

Mr. ana Mrs George Ftrr hrc
leaving Albuquerque on Saturday
for California TO make their home
Ms t'lrr has lived ia this tiis
most uf his lie and Mr. Furr caWt
here as "a bride about q year and
a half ago They aro very puuu-
.ar. not only in the younger social
st here but also with the Older
people. and their departure cuuro-
leon regret iu glNiug them to am
.fH.r ...ru uH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Eb>TSDNYHT

The meeting Of the "wednesday
club which was 20 have been with
Mr. Tom walker yesterday after
noon. has been postponed una
next Wednesday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
TELEPHONE 245

Items Tor this column must
b. la by noon un day Of pnb-
iicntinn. You VIII greatly rs
si-t the -ucicty editor 10y tcIc-
phoniug her an account of nny
social function or personal
items.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
American League
YrIrrdny ! Er-nIts-

New York. A-t Boston Bel.
~. Louis. 10; Cleveland /.
Detroit % Chicago. postponed
cold.
Philadelphia Washington. post
pGned: rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Today's Results
National League

-. Louis 100 O2l OoO- 3 5 :
pittsburgh ..2ul COS 22'-lo la 3
sscrdeil Barfoot and AlnsIhl'h
Cooper Adams and booch.
phnadclphla-Boston postponed.
rain.
New York $40 600
Brooklyn ... 600
Douglas and Smith; Vance.
Smith and Taylor
Cincinnati LEO
Chicago .O03
Donohuo and Wlngo; Alexander
and Hnrtuett.
Philadelphia Boston, postponed
rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

Mr.. Boyd Gattwood. Of III
Centre. california, arrived Tues
DAY morning for 20 brief visit with
her -i-ts Nrf Louis KHynoidH.
she Will leave tonight Tor Denver.
fur 20 month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Youthful NisiroR

Mis- Margaret Kenny. ~ Los
Angelo. calf. arrived ycsto-iiny
for % visit ~ SOME duration with
her aunt. Mrs Milton itelmlck. Of
Wrnt Fruit avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Ann IAnIEs nNY
r

Mrs Ross Merritt and Mrs ; a.
Ncinndrcss entertained iu honor
NJ Miss Lorna Lester. and the FOL
lowing were In the party Mrs
Lester. Mrs. J. T. Mclaughlin.
Mrs g. A. Edgar Mics Fior'nor
Weller. Miss Lorna Lester Niis4
Esther fiowdcn Mrs Merritt and
Mrs MclAndreSs
Mrs J. A Rridy had iu her part.
Mrs a j Mnloy, Mrs e. g. Put
ncy. Mrs. a. q Brown Mrs Ken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

Articles pnwnod iu London each
week Vr. said 10 average more than
81 .GpG0OO in yh1de.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
Missouri Track
Team to Pass Through
Here Next Monday

Tho track tenn 81 the University
Of Missouri, which has already met
the. University Of California at
R.aselcy and which is now in
sodthern California TO meet the
Ocudontal college. BE- To pass
thuough Albuquerque on train No,
2 HtNt Monday afternoon. accord
ms TO estimates made here by
rait9oud officials.
The team will be travelling in n
sptlinl car. II will leave Los
AnEp les on April 20. Tho team
Wiz be here only half an hour,
hoNeVcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

National League


Yesterday Results,
Boston-New York. postponed
rain.
brooklyn Philadelphia, poet
ponod: rain.
only two scheduled.
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200
TO nANCE N sNNTN IL

~ TNT VIZ NUTI0T so" Wit
motor iu Slntr Pc con Friday 60
attend the sHrlue dance Go be- held
that uIgNt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
American League

cleveland .OOl OO2 90
Detroit .-...uaO 700 90
Burby and Nunamukrr; Ehmke
and Baszl,r.
Boston ......lla OO4 80
Philadelphia 600 V02 90
peuuock and Walters; ROmmcl
Sullivan and Perkins.
Washington 200 10
New York COG 90
MogrldEr Courtney ana Char
Nity: Jones and SchauE.
-
Chictgo ..... 800
81 Louis ... 900
Faher and schalk. Shocker and
SEVERED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

4 wave of Thought takes q miu-
utc "a travel % milo of nerve,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20

nDr the last 20 years no bread
ha Nbeen baked In Norway on sun
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-04
MODERN x-RAY INSTALLED

One of the most modern X-ray ma chimes in the north has been installed at Anchorage by the Dental Clinic.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-04
MICHIGAN LADY
 VISITING THE NORTH

Miss Henrietta Walker, who recent ly arrived in Seward on a tour of the North, has much to say regarding the beauties of the Northland. SBorn In Unionville, Mich, from the time she could first read about Alaska, the Land of the Midnight Sun, she expressed a strong desire to see that country. ii she had to make any material sacrifice to get there, and this is what she has to say about Alaska:
 Alaska is the land of opportunity for young men and young girls; it i' a wonderful land; land where olt men are young and young women old 1 The beautiful scenery. the healthfu climate is not to be found anywher, else I have travelled. have never hat any trouble in getting something to dt and have worked in Ketchikan, tJu neau, and Seward to help make ex penses, and the people in this countr, are so much more helpful than thu residents of tthe states that it is constant pleasure to be with them. ] have been treated with the utmos courtesy in my journey, and hav' made many friends wherever 1 have been
 When I left my home in Michigan I was determined to see Alaska, and 1 I am going to see it all before l leave if I leave at all. 1 have always beer very fond of outdoor sports, such as hunting, fishing and hiking, but I vii! never be satisfied until see the Val ley of Ten Thousand Smokes which ! have read so much about; but I shal, stay in Seward this winter, as l an interested in the Comro cree restaurant having leased a half interest and dur ing the short stay in Seward, 1 have made many friends.
 AS I have said before it is the land of opportunity for young people with pep and ambition, and who are not afraid to work. I have never had any trouble in getting something to do since I entered the territory, and as have stated, I am making the trip on wages earned The people in this land are so fine and so different I think there is something in the climate the beautiful mountains, the Northern Lights and the Midnight Sun that makes people forget everything else. intend to make the trip to the Val