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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
ID. Y. y. 1. WEENIE
ROAST THURSDAY.

The Nirgip y. Y. I. C,.0f the First
Baptist Church viii entertain their
friends with "a vicente roast to Doe held
az kamp Amakorker Thursday evening.
Al those who are planning To attend
are requested 90 b" AZ tho church
promptly at Csc O'Clock on that even.
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
TENDER GINS

az -oon ag-de tim and healthy by
I,1Soirn-. tho rourrrul ac~,hing anti.
sssia rsss ~ . nprlth s'ss.r ds,i. n
$50. hArrrH atm. nsl'-shsst
ssiea. p'rsfes IRA t-rj'A 4-d s.'r 80.
~sf. 10th c>o<y .oii r. l,ad1r 1ras
ris,s Always IN stock 81 Randi p.t.
e..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02

Just received new shipment Of
womcnS aud Misses Bathing suits.
SECS 10 s. The Ladies' Store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
NEW YORK PRESSMEK
ORDERED TO WORK
Brief Wage Controv-
ersy Cuts Size of
Morning Papers

NEW YORK. dar. i.a-Mornlna
newspaper published here appeared
IN abbreviated form today because
of a controversy arising from tho
preFamon + wsEr arbitration award
made on February 20 by Judge ~.
T. Manton OF The United states
court OF appeals \ meeting uf
members % Newspaper preH-mcns
Union 80. 20. the local
;ioui ala moi adjourn until 70 iats
thls morning that The pubiishets
were forced to print eleht-pago
rapers, eliminating practically adj
advertising and special news fcn-
tures George T. Berry. president
Of the International Iressmeufa
and Assistants Union OF North
America. was present
Tho meeting resulted In the an
ion agreeing 10 abide by Judge
Nfau.onH award. but Il was do.
cided thar a committee be- APP
pointed 20 negotiate with the pub
fishers iu an effort TO effect n mot-
ifirntion 90 some % It's terms which
were found Objectionable.
1hr union members were ordered
90 return 10 work in the prers
room Of today . papers and uh
report FOR duty hereafter NJ the rot|
ulnr hours
Tho publishers held a mccung
last night hut issued no Ttatenisni
as 10 the attitude they would take
regarding the action taken AT hn
union meeting
Tho decision handed down ~
Judge Manton fixed sbi and SIS -
pay Tor day p~rersfneu IN charge and
iournVymcn. respectively. and ttf
aud ats nipht iyrossmen in
charge ana lourneymcn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
Major Morgan to
Speak on Friday
AT Woman's Club

Major William 7. Morgan. who
b. touring the country ana speak
INK before civic groups IN various
cities will deliver an address IN
Aihugucruuc on Frlday Tho talk
viii De given al the Wuman's club
nt The regular meeting ana will ~
open tg both meu and womCn
Tho subject un which Major
Morgan VIII speak is that of In
dustrial training Tor boys and girls
Teaching them Zoo plan for oid aer
some ~ The problems which Amer
ica has % contend with nt proseuu
and the dignity of labor.
Major MnrEan has in the past
year Hpoion before civic orgauiT
ations and public meetings in az
SECTIONS 90 tho cnuntry. and has
been highly commended lie la
"a recognized authority on the IN
dustfiai and educational prob
lens
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
Alarms Cause
Firemen To Travel
81 Miles in Month

Twonfy-oue fire alarms In Fch.
ruury caused the nremen 10 work
u hnurH and ak ml~utes IN fight
ing fires according TO tho monthly
record OF Fire chief William cos
lister at the central station.
This g. six moro alarms than
wcre answered In February OF 1891
aud three mere alarms than were
answered IN January Of this year
Tho nremon travelled "a lit'fc more
than g. miles In January OF this
Ycnr and n little more than "
mile lust month The department
lalf $500 feet % hose IN February
and used tfzh' sHlions OF chem-
icaia.
Tho causes OF fires were as fol-
lows Last month Grass fires. 5;
from detective Guea. o. from short
circul'F Q: burning leaves.
cigarettes T. electric heater !.
-carciuaanoar. 9. and unknown -
and two false alarms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
Classified
Advertising Rate Card

HALT cent a word each inser,ioa'
standing classified. 40 cents q ward
per month
\ Classified Display. 50 cents an inch
siirst insertion, 20 cents an inch zach
consecutive Insertion a076 an inch per
ihhohth Copy change permitted daily.
business and professional cards. 81 Is
|ph inch per month. Halt inch. $3.50.
classified ADS for The Evening Herald
must b. IN the Herald office before . p.m
|i. pnhhgatsun Jay desired Classified
,tds for This sunday Herald received an.
|l I pm each saturday.
No ad run for an Indefinite reriod can
Ie discontinued later than ~ O'Clock
boon.
Display classified forms close Al ~ 40
Nav o. publication
The Herald will be responsible for only
|ne Incorrect insfrtfon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
First Corn for
Starving Russians
Reaches Destination

MOSCOW. Mar l-fBy the A.
sociatcd Press THE first Of the
corn bought with the American
congressional appropriation ~
s2O.O 600 600 reached the actual
starvation bolt when % train lead
arrived az Tzaritsym. in tho Snu-
fov region February 25 according
TO adyices 60 American relief adj
min.ssration headauartcrs here.
Twenty five trains from Nayroa-
sysk in the Black sea. now nro
moving 20 the various hunger
points Six ships have arrived "a
Novorossysk and two al Odessa
since February g ar the unload
ing ~ proceeding satisfactorily.
The steamship Eastern Ocean.
loaded with seed grain grounded
ear No%vorossysk, but the cargo
was lightcred
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
Livestock
kANNAA CITY

KAN4AS CITY. Mar i-CntfiY
receipts 5.aHo beer stcerr. steady
TO iac lower 1913 bid on heavies
early sales. 50 - ms.lo: she stock
steady % 2br lower good dnl
choice COWS. $3.50 o 90; few
prime offerings. 500; calvcs
mostly Soc higher. practical top.
sii 90; n selected lot Sifb0.
othrr classes generally steady fcw
better grades ssnckers and feeders
stronger; bulls. mostly $500 Nf.7t:
cnnncrs and feeders. Ss.O0N42 -.
selected stockers. $500. lcst feed
ers. SIS.
Hogs-Rcocipts. 5000. open 10.
shippers, steady 10 strong bulls
shipping weights, sit.o0H1i1a
top. Siit5; later saloR 10 packers.
steady 10 Zoe lower mostly b. TO
i0c lower weiEhtier Kind. declfn-
ink most packer top. Ell 90: hulk
~ safes. tiO.5Om 1liO; throw3ut
sows. mostly AROUND $3.50. most
stock pigs. $3.50 n 10 SO: odd lots
containing stock pigs up 10 $40 40.
sncep-Reccipts. 1000. steady.
best ewes $3.50 lambs generally
soc lower TOP. sto.0oN bulk fel
lutH. Si4 100 1900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
Mt.TAI MNRkITS.

NEW YORK. Mar IL orciga
bar silver. t3hr.
copper easy. clcctrolytic spot
amt nearby sian n1gEc futures
-.
Tin easy spot and ntlres
ie937
Iron, easier. so I northern
siA tu11g. 30.
Load steady spot. g.. 7on $50
Zinc quiet. Past 81 Louis dc
livery spot s. l0 Hftn.
Antlmour rluf. Eiat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY no LOAN

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HooMiNG Rouse for sale 500 Rely
ats " Gold rhnue agT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
5 Men Mentioned
For Appointment as
State Treasurer

NINA III Mnr0h Among
tho men suggested tu en- State
Treasurer S'rnuE- office whom
Governor Mechem finally accepts
his Resignation are a. A. Matson.
Of Albuquerque. CloOfcs Romero.
- Las Vegas r J Moiinari of
portaiesi Mcliclo Apodaca. of So
zorro. Ahrnn Ahcyta. OF Socurro:
a G kolnnth, Of Arteala. and y
y Miller. ~ HaRcrmnn.
The appointment probably Will
not he made for two week. as ID
10 believed the governor viii not
act until Travelling Audi-or WIFI
tier hnH Nnisked his audit % tho
officr
You viii find IL in our Classi.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
Fix Valuation of
Ne wMexico Central
AT Over $l,20O,0 900

SANTA va March The tar
commirGiur decided today % Ok
"a" Nuluffiou a. ihr New Nexlcu
Central 81 more than fia0H.Na0
under section fDa. tax c1dr Tie
rOndH valuation Inst year was
flirh'Iy than 100000. bui
under section G03, the interstate
commerce cummiFsinn valuatlGA.
more than $1,000. odG has 20 BE-
taken II a. expected suit would
be- filed attacking tho coustitu-
tionalitN Of the hertion and thu
tax commission decided noi 10 GER
tifF out the valuation Of ofher
roads ln IN" meantime
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Mar Cattle re-
coipts. 900, beer tcors and she
stock steady tu strong choice.
1895 pound steers. $40: bulk
beef steers, S7N06sfO, bulls
slow about steady. calves. uuev-
emily lower stockers and FEEDERS
steady on better grades; lower
grade dull
HoEs-Hoceipts. $1,000: unevan.
mostly tU 90 10 cents lower than
YESTERDAY IS average lighter
weights active. Others slow TOP.
tiiso; hulk. fio7hufI.ib: piEs.
25c to zoe lower. bulk. desirable
100 tu l2O FOUNDER. $1,000 1925.
sheep Receipts. II 900. very
slow nothing choice sold early.
bidding. Csc 70 SOC lowor shorn
Texas ycarllugH and twos. SO 90 90
1918; desirable. 81 pound slear-
inE lambs tif.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

NEW YORK. Mar Gail
money steady high IS ~ rul-
INK rate. - closing bid ~ Of
Tered AZ Q lsst loan @. Cafi loans
against acceptance. - Jtmo
loans. firm. go days. go days and
g monihs ~ T6 Prime morcun-
tile uupcr. "a mG.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

4 -~Typewriters
lLE TyPEwRIrERs-Ai kinds.
new and second hAhai boaght
nted aud repaired Albuauer
,eWriicr Exchange. Phone 00a-J.
~ Fourth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
FOR ~RENT-ofhoe Rooms

FOR KkNT-rhree furnished rooms ana
sleeping Porch noyH papered and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
o sALE-Furnitu-o
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

foR sALE Seven oolnmn Bufroush,
adding machine new o06 Merit
Eighth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

lower May 67B 70 SIN the corn
market weakened a triilc further
Oats started unchanged To q 20
sc down. May 32hc to ga I. u = A..
and then held rear to the Initial
range.
Provisions reflected dowpturns
In the value OF hogs
subsequently. bullish estimates
OF farm stocks of wheat failed to
stimulate much buying Az "A re-
suit many traders shifted TO tho
selling side OF tho market. and
caused pronounced weakness IN
prices. The close WIS unsettled.
3 y 20 SAC net lower. with May
ft4SA 20 sif3A and July si2Oh
Go s1.2i.
Later. Notwithstanding an
noancemcut that disappearance Of
corn during the winter was the
largest on record the corn mar-
hct underwent d notable setback
In price, duplicating tho action
% wheat Tho close was nervous.
$50 10 lkc net lower. with May
go 80 TO G6Ac.
Close.
wheai-May. sl4ssG July.
81. 2ON.
Corn-May. esNo. Juiy. IS 4 C.,
oats-M May f1Nc; July. 4ahc.
PorK-May s2i25.
Lard-May. fiaoo; July. Si21T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE. OF SLIT.
SO 1894
late or NEW MEXICO
.uunfy Of ueruaIiln.
the District Court
rlvtfsify Heights Development Con.
rsny a corporation. plaintiff
Na.
Ma Gesrgy A InyrH. Walter " Joyce
Mrs Waller 4 hanbU grnrre 4 Joyce.
decreased and al unknnan helrs q
Afafge A joyce deceased and ali on.
nova hrin nnd all untnavu claim
Huts, aud al untnnen hsin ~ un
kuown ciaimants ~ intcrrsi adverse 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
LIBERTY NJ

NEW YORK. Mar. i-Lihorty
bonds closed; 2h's SOTO first
~. @17 os .hid. second ~. SOS gs
first 9 tpT 80. second bL
S9702 third aAs 5000; fourth
a. r. f27.3os Victory. 4a's..
10000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
Produce

CHICAGO. IN. Mar Butter
higher. creamery extras SIC. lrsts
81 q see. seconds g9aaic. stand
ards 2bA
Eggs higher. receipts 5000
cnscs. firsts 26s u2GA ordInary
firsts 2aM2s; misceIlau-uua .,4
20. Poultry, alive. unchanged.
Potatoes steady. receipts 20
cars. total United Stut.s ahlp-
mcnts. $50. Wisconsin racked
round whites. 81 s9m COL eva.
Idaho socked rurHis g. Cd ueia
cwt. Idaho sacked rus~etts 81. l-
na3h cwt Colorado sacked Bliss
Triumrhs, t200 cwt.
KANSAS CITY. Mar Is Eggs.
lc higher nrsts. "a
Buttcr creamery, tc higher iUo.
pacAing unchanged
Poultry unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Mar i--Buil
pools yer active again today IN
various speculative stocks. but en-
countcrcd considerable opposition
in the Inst OF the session Salos
npproXlmrted 200 600 shares. The
aloatr.- ,rf.a pt...as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

NEW YORK. Mar Cotton
futures closed stendy. May. ttS.6S;
July SIZES october. SIS SO. De
Ccmbcr Si6f6 Jeuuury. SIC &c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. Mlr Win sunw
0u tus ground otrr practically 90,
entire domestic winter crop terri
tory TODAY and with lower uIIutl-
tons from Liverpool the wheat
market here showed 90 material
setback tn prIcrs during thr car,
fradluc T. was pointed ont also
that the United States visible sup
ply Of what wHs larger than a
year nro and that there was more
wheat on occan passage al ooui-
pared with this timo lHFf yeIr An
upturn In values Ht Bueuos AIRES
however. tended 10 cheek declines
here The opening which vnrlcd
from Sc 10 $40 lower with MAY
20 Sl.2aia were followed ~
slight further losses and thun
something of "a rally
Corn and unts were easter with
wheat After openins Go v e.
piairtn in the pFcu.sss herein de-
cribs defendant
Nou and each 81 you. the above named
defendants arr hereby notified that the
above named plaintiff corporation hiss be-
rnu action against you and each ~ you
fhe object thereof heu to quiet utle q
tho rlainun In and 20 cruain real estate
situate and located tn hernaillo Cuunty.
View hesioo drscribcd H. follows o..
sit
lots an and "a .u Hlo-l Ne 8 NJ The
trIfersitv Weirni. an addiiirn tn The
city 81 Albuquerque New ArNirn. a.
amr nre shown aud designated nu fhr
mrr 81 .Hif addition flrd boz thn office
- ths Probate Clgrk sod ENsOMirin Re-
rnrlrr Of hrrnaliile tauutY. Ars MrnicH.
Hn thr TNh dat 90 ffhruarY niH
You au further notified that uhr rald
HrtInu a. Cor We purpose ~ eafahhshinF
pia ntiffs estate in NE foregoing 10.
scrihsd prcpaisos againsi any claim which
YOU nr any ~ Ynu mag have adverse 90
mo interest q the Hlalnfir iu the prem
isrs and that plaintiff prafs that each
~ you shall BE- forever rsfapped aud
hrrrnd from having am claim. right 81
tfn nr Interest in ard 20 the said real
ESTATE adFersa 20 rlsiutin and that plan
tffa title b. forever aaisted and set -
rert
Tie name ~ ulsintifrs sttornry h.
prnnls thavra whose address a. ~ %
uld~ Albuquerque New Mesico
iHisss sou enter your APPEARANCE ar
cause Fsme 90 be- autrrd on W before The
GOSH daT N April 1922 infEmni viii
be- rendered against you BY dtfaalt snd
ite decree rrafed for In Ne complaint
Dsfsd ,sis ist aav q March iasa
PRED CR0LLoTT
MARRY p LEE
trrhLl nrputy
MAJ o. 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

AND EGGS

FANCY sinrle eomb white Lssh m rFfs,
- 90 per fifteen, prepaid. sanmie
y N.sn stanley Arw mrxteu
FOR sALE-rho 4 G White L,shorn
hahy chicks. $50 90 per 100 Geetry's
Ranch. phone 1893 ". boN 8i-
fph sALk-Black Minorra eggs. Si2s|
e setting 60 0u per 100. Pred kakva,
WANrED-Two or three setting hens
Mutt he reasonable. 1925 North Eighth
e. fhuue itrq.
LGds Tor haictInE. from fine sock
Rhode island Keds. siuO per setting
In1ii' m%ufhingr 1900 x.
Fuh sALE-Buf u%rpingtan tsss Tor
thi.hing also Buff c%ockrrci winner
N ftst and special pnHes tn Albuquerque
.ou4ily SHOW fhfur llluM.
LEADING STRAINS WHIT. urpinrtons
= a. Rhode Island Reds. cggs tot
Matching Write fDr grcel thinner
han,h tol san Acaca Ncv Mcxico.
rw ~ N-NiNt year, on t.e ssut- 90,
t2p u1 ger Auudred Iwcuty Ave years
experience With Incubator. Nott poul
ra-l T. % hss iU7 Phone 1909 >
.-u tY,Llhl t.nuS.lur PlBD1n
winners. eEga Tor Matching from sR
TEN grand pens best winter iayers
i G. " d Reds. % for 81 GU. 81 -.
- Barred ku,ks, IS Tor - g.. z 3
only ton fine breeding cockercls left
Mm hietr tia-t1s West Atlantic
Phone 1fsaW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

OPPORTUNITY
And What 1t Means
To You
W. are so mn % riddy notions
W almost need a sleeping potion.
There are ~ many good things
happenlns near our
" have got an oil frld booming,
And financial flowers blooming.
And ur 1imust fau o. make our
way around
81 mons s~franFerH cnfnlne
NU. IHUHH invocation tnuNfrF.
A. thrg ioos ihis ol fold over
up and down.
: Hu shnHid NOS wait d minute longer
5000 your fnith VII he such stronger
Coz boo nuH and Doe among The
first Upon the ground
soon vlli your hank account be
growing
Puff checks 20 you be flowing
While you live AZ ease and 90
lo- con be- o. MONEY tpcudsr.
Live l life % ease and s%plrndor
% l.a via ouIy bot a hftic moucy
down
b. s.ae shares ih4t will surround
vsb any lus8ry that is found n
aEy town
H.r sa sratt rcd thoughts together
Don hr poor unless you'd rather
ypur iucnr1o climbing up, not
MAJ youf money got you sameihina
OIL irld dollars o. you jumping
While Hnu tive a lie ~ ease
aflunh tho town
AM lnu'f trrat fhi. matter hghtF
A.. ".H.H I'll a 40 ...# L".mEH".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

foR RENT Office room. State Hotel
a2th W Central Ave
Scratch pads. 10 cents pound at
The Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
/ sALE-Automobiles

IAIf TX t5 nuick touring .
class condition bond Dillon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
FOR hENT-Rooms

FOR RtNr-furnished front room steam
heat private family t2i \ Third
FOR RfNT-sirisily hlgh class room
All siresiny nar,b n,iyate Nm. ~,
fesldential district, gentleman preferred
no sick Cell go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
Buiac Loses His
Application in
Gardener Case

FANTA ~ MHr1h Ito "a
promt court today denied a writ
of mandamuH on Application Of n
ne ~ Bulac Of Honeaii 20 com
pei the district court OF HerrB lillo
county "a Nucnte Judgment against
him In a suit fof atrurney'r fees
from ihe estate of MrE Mafhlide
Gardener who died in Al0uqucr.
gue mofe than three yeats aFo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

.iE GRADUATE. In good health
several ycars' brsiness esperi-
.eaifcs employment. L. rtccp.
hrrespobdent. and capable Of hand
Isition recurring judgment. tact
|,rniive ability. Address g. D.
tf.gall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

FOR RENT
House unfurnlshcd: Z rooms and
bath, close Doe. and first class house
with every convenience. broadway:
355.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
40s West Copper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

You win find IL in our classi
lied oolumns-
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Store room. North Third 1t
opposite Herald Office
FOR RENT-ufficc space iis south
Fourth. opposite posi5ffiee. Phone
Ii5-J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR REST-Larfo airy rooms ner b
furnished also splendid table board.
4fa south broadway phone 1909
NEWLY FURNISHED steam.heated room
home caoEtnF two gentlemen preferred
30 sici s2i Aorth funrth street
FOR kEN1-Keom and board all nav
beds SIC south Broadway Mrs.
Audrl pnueN fhone ig7t-W.
FURNACE HEATED d~ressihg room. with
fiasscd IN sleeping rorch suitable Tor
married couple At 1901 hast Central ave
LAMENTATIONS nay nov 10 had At
ST JOHNS SANArOHluM tEpisco.
pail. Rates fiT5O 10 f2b.00 per
week Includes private reoin with
sleeping porch. connected 20 hath q
toilet Medical eare. medicines, general
nurs!ng Excellent mstb tray service.
No extras. An rooms have eieum heat
hos and culd nauuinE watar Rev. "
" ziegier SupsuHieudent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01

educated capable Hnd healthy
man, DESTROYS % locating here
ositiou l. accustomed 20 meeting
aliug with men Of hig lusinsss
~eferences Address "Experieneed %
raid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
NOTICE

no wants a good pupf Can have
same by. calling ut 1905 East Central
|ennel Included.
.APkhT Tree trimming, Phone 22i-w.
I'd Roberts.
lgs.
Y CALL NJ your home. Children's
hair cut a5e ladies' hair bob and
|fmpoo; mems hair cot Also slaves
your home. Perkins urothera.
bone l0S7.R
.EANING kaisnmlnc and rapsr. waving
floort. Work guaranteed. John
Iodsan. Phone sa4,J.
ECORDfoN PLEATIN0-gRirt and
rufnes Of all kinds. n. Crane. 2i5
Seventh Street Phone aIa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
INTERCHANGEABLE

|CAsn raid for Used Cars; am
tion Mcintosh Auto Co. g1i
upper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-01
WANTED-Houses
.TUATIoNs WANTED

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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-12

stipulation is that the forest service may have the help of extra men em- ployed on the trail work in case fire breaks out on the forest.
 Among projects contemplated on the summer program of roads and trails construction and maintenance are the following:
 The Pine Mountain trail in the Bloody Basin district; completion of the Yaeger-Cherry trail begun last year; reconstruction of trail from Mingus mountain ranch to the Grand Island mine; reconstruction of the Spruce Mountain Walker trail; re- pair of section of the Verde divis- ion trail from the Cavness ranch north into Bloody basin.
 In addition to a small allotment for cooperative work within the Iron Springs resort area, S1,O33 will be spent for general maintenance oi roads and trails within the forest.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-12
VACANT HOUSES TO
 BE LISTED AT (. (.
cFrom Wednesday, Daiiy1


 Vacant houses, cottages and apart ments should be listed immediately with the real estate dealers of the city and with the chamber of com 1nerce accommodations bureau, it was stated yesterday by the secretary of the chamber of commerce.
 With spring at hand, and the sum- mer season rapidly approaching, it is confidently expected by the "immi- grafton" authorities that a large in- flux of people into Prescott will take place this summer, and that housing accommodation will be severely needed.
 The chamber of commerce, 1t was pointed out, merely acts as an ac- commodation bureau, and will not Hist houses, cottages or apartments that have not been previously listed with the realty men of the city. It i: important, said the secretary, tha' this, listing be done at once.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-12
GAS THEFT CHARGE
 FOR ". H. WARD WHO
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY
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 Although w. H. Ward is said by the county attorney to have tapped a Prescott Gas & Electric company gas main to draw heat units to apply to distillation operations, he is charged with having larcenated an unknown quantity of Illuminating" gas in an information filed yesterday.
 Ward is serving 14-months sent ence for moonshining. He was ar raigned on the new charge and enter ed a plea of not guilty. His plea to the other information was that he did it.
 It is believed the writer of the charge meant that the illumination, if any, was Of an indirect sort, so popular now in electric light circles. The heating gas was used to make an Illuminating mixture of the con tents of the still
 According to the authorities, Wards house was supplied by a pipe connected without notice to the com pany's gas mains, in such way as to permit the use of gas that never saw a meter. The arrangement, it is charged, was to evade payment.
 The charge is a nlisdemeanor.