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The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

Runs-Cruise. Williams. walker Lee t2l.
Fletcher. Meadows. Error-McQuillan. Two
base hits-Meadows, Holke. Fletcher.
Three-base hits-Walker. Henline> Cruise.
Home run-Lee. Stolen bsses-Crufse, Will
iams. Double plHys-Ford to Barbare tr
Holke. 3. Base On haIls-on Meadows. l.
on Mcouiilan, ). Struck out-by Meadows
G: by MCMILLAN. 4. Left on bases-Philiies.
9: Boston, T. Time-l:4i. Umpires-Mc'
Cormick and SenteiL
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
second Game

Totals. 81 T24 III Totals. 81 Il q 10
sRatted for FiIlingim in Tth
ssBatted for Lansing in 9th.
BY innings:
Boston ........o 90 oooloeLI
PhiIIies .........-.-. iooo2 2oox-
Runs-Gowdy. Williams. Fletcher, Leslie
CD Error-Parkinson. Two-base hits-Pe-
ters Q Winters. Home run-wiIliams Sac
rlfce hit-willisms. Double piays-Fletcher
to Leslie ?. Base on bslls-of Winters 4. OF
Fillingim, 1: on Lansing ]. struck out-by
wmters 1: Fillinrim l. Lansing l. Pitch
ing record-on Fillingim 10 hits and runs
A 9 Innings. 20 at hat: OF LANSING 1 hit
and no runs In . innings. at bat Hit BY
pitched hap ..-by Winter. BeeckeL Left 90
bases-Ph'dies Z. Boston g. Losinr pitcher
l-FininS.m. Time-i:sT. Umpires-senteli
and NsCormick. o
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

TIE Gibraltar Athletic cF'b ari - -
hawk A. c. viii play today on the lstter's
'iEmond at p. N. \ hot battle IL In s.rre.
IS both of these teams nre entered n ~
same section In the coming series. All Glib
p ayers are to report ON the grounds at l
y. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

maker. johnson ie). Mulligan. sheely t2l
Faber. Error-wood. Three-base hit-M1l
liEan. Two-base hits-Jamieson. Wood
Johnson Mulligan. Falk. Sacrifice hits
Jameson. Mulligan. Faber. Bases on balls
OF Morton, 2: Keefe, I. sothoron- !. Faber,
l. Struck out-By Morton. 1; Keefe. :
sothorou. 2: Faber. 4. Double plays-Collin'
to johnson to sheely. o'Neill to wamhy
SchaIk to Nulligan. Losing pitcher-keefe
Umpires-Owens. Walsh and Evans.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

Runs - Pipp. Devormer, Menosky. Burns
Pratt, Ruel. Pittenger. Errors-McNa'ly
Pratt. Two-base hits-Pratt Smith. riercy
Witt, Devormer. Stolen bases-Pittenger
Menosky. Sacrifice hits-Pittenger, Piercy
Organ. Left on hases-New York. 6; Boston
T. Bases on balls-of Rush. .: Piercy. =
Struck out-By Bush. 3; Piercy, 8. Will
pitches-Piercy. .. Umpires- Hildebrsnd anC
Dineen
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

Outside of Peck and Brewer, each
OF whom collected pair of hits
Milan's pitchers showed the way
from a slugging angle. Erick was
credited with safety in his only
time at bat and Phi hllips got one hit
out of two trips to the plarA
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
Chicago Again Beats
CLeDeLand, 6 to 4

CHICAGO. June 24.-The white sox de-
feated Cleveland by a score Of TO .
hare today The srore:
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

Totals. 81 - "a III Totals. 81 l3
'Batted for Keefe In seventh.
Slated for sothoron In ninth.
xRan for O'Neill In ninth.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

Several years ago Alex Smith
made the remark that he would be
willing TO back Travers against any
golfer In the world from forty yards
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

Everything broke juct right for
the Mackmen.. Hard hit balls took
just the right kind of bounces at
Just the right time and Walker had
tn try hard to commit the AS only
error of the matinee when he kicked
around Brewers single in the ninth.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

Totals. 81 s24Is Totals. siI2 "a !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27
MERRILL

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a.. s. !, y,,mo,, zane lac, vocl.
ana a,,.ndca no ,pncrei Of Mira G a
p...,,,.,
la nary Is ,sos,,r his 81 s,p on
,,o ~ u,u ,spch ,,,,, r., Morrill,
n AZ u,..,or wbo Ia b,or ,,v,nr
A, ,,. ~ q u.rrnl ,,,cc dpri,r the
u,n,a. q r,.rn,ns a. ,o,vo for Tai,
caI,,,,,,, NJ uo,,o,cr cas-. "a Ner.
m q, 80. a., ,ho cr,,.- n,s ard on
n, r,o,o 4, No .sspr,,,. a,
.. - MN, aor. ho,c in the mar
,,,,ro 40 n. will 90 h.es 70 ca,lfor.
-. tn. on,. =, \t.rr,u ara r,.,r.
a., u,,,a ,,ts 20 have opera,icns 70.
.n,r. ON ,he.. wsu,
e,.,~.,n ,,,.o.. a. h. soos n,
,,. 80. ~, q, enc wat, ,-axe,oa
r..s. a, ..a,,. ,hc e,la avail has
49,, xo nav No, h,xo tho snow
-, ,o,r.r
r,un, ,,d c,,. s,plo, l.,, .,or
-s,r,.m.,,o vim losd a, s,ork
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

after having rented {. che rast year
Tho ladies OF the Helping Hand
society were entertained hy Mrs. ].
A. McComb Wednesday with four,
teen members and five visitors pre-.
sent, Mrs, G. y. Atkinson OF Nalln
was initiated iatc the wool lardIns
business at this meeting, g. ". Myers
proving TO be very able Instructor.
Tho next meeting viii he held a. The
homo o. Mrs Aida Mackca Wri.
ncsday, Feb Sth
The vat In the Mslln cheese fac
tory was filled 20 within ..N,y ear.
Ions Of It's capacity ono day last ycrS
which locks as 81 another one wcuH
have to be installed tc care Tor the
gradual increase,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27
SHASTA VIEW

Yes. We have survived the 90 be.
lew zero weather and think we arc
prepared FOR almost anything Oregon
has in store scr US.
Mr.. and Mrs, u, L. Book aud sou.
Amos have moved FOR few weeks
to TIE Siegel house. while Mr.. SicEp'
and Amos cut wood and posts.
{. NJ. kirkpatrick, wlfc and tive
boys we're klamath Falls visitors
Thursday.
Ms. W. Crandall expects 20 60 to
Klamath Falls Monday to spcnd q
few days at the home OF y NJ Buhb
Jack Parker has rented the Louise
Hatch ranch ard will move ha fam
lily there from the Ben nanie, ranch
IN the early spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Christensen OF
Klamath Falls were visiting at C. ~.
kirkpatrick and II. = Wilson's last
week.
We understand W. c, Dalton has
started 4 goose ranch which no
doubt will suporse6e alfalfa and
stock raising.
Ben Daniel. wife and daughters
Gladys and Marcy were visiting at
the home ct ] l.. Bailey and wife u
few days last week.
ID. l.. Book, son Amos aad O +
Hunt were Klamath Falls visitors
Monday.
Roy Fcgle and family are again
settled at their ranch near Malin
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27
NOTICE OF SALE or AN, rsrR,y

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned will Cffcr fer sale a.
public aurtiya and sell the following
estrsy COW to-wit;
one Blue Muly COW and calf. about
: years old Branded with t9L) on
the right hip and carmarkcd with
hole IN the riEht ear gad q splir IN
the. lcf: ear.
Said sale will take place at the
residence Cg the undCgsigncd one
miic east Of the Lor,ila Store ~ the
hour a. cne o'clock In the afternoon
OF said day, tu-wit; Saturday Fchru-
ary the 18th. 1919. Terms Cash IN
Hand.
W. n. CAMPBELL
Ia--gn q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27
BUY PURE BRED Bulls

Your own price. On Feb. %. 1929
at Davis. Calf. tho Shorthorn breed
ers OF the state viii sell 1Oo bulls and
90 cows and heifers all registered
and tnberculin tested. A big sale Of
good cattle. For particulars address
Howard Vaughn, Mgr. Dixon. Calf.
26-Fcb-i 10.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

WANTED-Man with car 10 repre-
sent us In this territory. Can ad-
vance TO District Manager II hustler.
The c. L. Smith Co.. South Bend,
Ind. 27s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

Clean your house with vacuum
cleaner. We rent them by the hour.
Comet Electric Co. 27
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

With a vacuum cleaner you can
clean your house easier and quicker.
Call and rent one by the hour. Comet
Electric Co. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

WANTED-Job for a five ton Mack
truck and trailer, rigged fer log
glng. o. Peyton, Jno. ii. Collman.
2T-4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

Furnished cne room cabin. Colon
ial Rooms. ilth near Main %
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

WANTED-Man and woman to work
on ranch. single or married. To com.
mence March /. Franris J. Bovine.
Bonanza. Ore. $3.50
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27
NEW TODAY,

Vacuum Cleaners rented by The
hour. Comet Electric &C. %
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

Steam Hca, at Colonial Rooms, -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

New Blooming Plants are here.
SAY 1T WITH FLOWERS
KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP
Phone $50 s3i Main ST..
27
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

WANTED-By married man lex.
soldier work ON ranch. Can give
reference. Address Vim. Biglow. ia
Palm ST.. Medford. Ore. 27-2
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

FOR sALE-New model Oliver type
writer--Good as new-s25. 90
Club Cafe. 27s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

Steam Heat at Colonial Rooms. 27
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

We rent Vacuum Cleaners. Comet
Electric Co. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-27

FOR SALE OR TRADE reel Char
lie Chaplin comedy-also your
choice Of hundreds cf films. for sale.
from $40 to 100000. See opera
tor. Strand Theatre. 27-2Ss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
81 FOREST FIRES
REPORTED N THE
STATE IN 10 DAYS
New Fire on ella To-
day; Conditions Still
Bad on Southwestern
Forests

In the past ton days there have
been 81 fires on forests In New
Mcxiuo. OF which ~ reached di-
menslona OF more than 10 acres,
accordlng 10 reports coming to the
distfici office Of the forest srr-
vice.
Arizona forests also had az fires,
OF which only seven reached more
than 10 acres In size. and non Of
which were very large. While
Arizona spent only about ~ ooo In
tho period ln eNiiueulahinE tlun
fires about $4,000 was spent In
this state during the poriod
The Carson forest in the north
part Of New Mexico had ten nres.
none "a which wns argcr than 10
acres. The santa Ne forest. also
In the north part OF the state. had
unly four fires n OF which was
larger than 10 acres. Both OF
these forests report small showers.
The Datll forest. in the south
western part Of the state. had II
fires. The ella forest. adjoining
had six. Practically all Of the
fires on these two forests were
larger than 10 acres several reach
Ing NJ high as several thousand
acres.
The two foresta have had slight
ahuWQr bus rapport that conditions
are not Improved ~ any oAi"nt
The Hltt'atiun b. atili highly dan
gerouL the repOri states. The
Whitewater canyon fire. the largest
ON the CHA forest. In now cntii .ls
nut nrcoriing to a Telephone mes-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
Re ROAD
FACES SUIT BY
ESTATE OF COOK
Administrators of Man
Hit by Train Ask
$25,000 Damages

SANTA FE. June z2-Suit
against the santa Fe railway was
filed In the federal court today
by James NJ. Cook, as administra-
tvr OF the estate OF Lloyd Cook. de-
ceased. who while a student az the
Normal University at Las Vegas
was Killed. when n Santa fc train
hit an automobile he was driving
nj tho R%omeroviile crossing. near
Las Vegas. November 8. 1921.
1he piaihIu asks judgment for
t2h. 900.
Tho plaintiff charges the rail-
way with negligence In dumping
cindcrs on the crossing which. he
snys. caused Cooks AUTOMOBILES TO
stall. and also because. he alleges.
q sharp curve hid the approaching
train from Cooks sight until too
late for him 20 escape.
The Santa Fc Ia It's reply charges
Cook with negligence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
Will Promote Hog
Raising to Help
Land Development

Las VEGAS. n. NJ, June a.
Hos raising likely will become an
important Industry In this disftirt.
Plans are under way for the
marketing u swine raised here IN
an extensive scale. y. A. Reid.
presldent Of the Las Vegas f.nnd
and Water Co, which owns the
siorrle dnm and the land under Il.
a. arranging tV buy the hogs pro-
duc-d IN this district.
Hogs averaging eighty pounds
Will be taken by Mr. Reid. sir.
conway said that Mr.. Reid has
agreed to buy an the hogs he can
get here up to 5000 a month. The
porkers VIII be shipped TO feed lots
owned by Mr.. Reid and fattencd
Tor III" packing house market.
The farms VIII be sold with each
acre carrying "a share Of stock In
the water company. The cost OF
maintaining the dam and bitches
viii he ~pro-rated among those
holding stock. Mr.. Conway said
that a superintendent and ditch
rider would be about the only EN-
pioyes needed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
STATE CAPITAL AND NEW MEXICO NEWS
Cowboy Reunion
70 Be Featured
BY Costume Dance

Las VEGAS. ". NJ, June "a
The Reunion management n de-
termincd 10 revive the official cow
boys hali this year on the night
of July 4. In such a way that u
will live on In the years to ms
Every asst cowman who enters the
doors 70 the armory will be rugged
oui In full range regalia.
Contestants will wear the con-
test numbfrn 10 TINT Che girls may
know they ere dancing with the
real buckaroOf who . riding the
bionks and foping the steers at
cowboy park.
It IN doubtful m In any spot IN
the country to..ny there viii be
sen auch a collection OF silk shirts,
show chaps and sombreroa a. will
be on exhibition on the night OF
July 4.
The following hit OF verse Will
give Las VEGAS folk a sort OF Idea
Of tue spirit which prevailed at the
flist official reunion bal! held back
Ia 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
Made
| On Mescalero Land

ROSWELL. n. Nj. June "a
Intensive improvements ! n various
mes have BEEN made IN the 9
1alerO lpdinn reservation since the
invent u few months X OF fred
Morgan. Indian agent The NIL
Sdea around the agency have been
Traced, with concrete steps lead
[lg from "A terrace To another.
knd concrete dcwalkE have been
Ipilt Thought the grounde.
The hc<pital has been Improved
kntil getting sick at the agency ls
low considered a luxury. \ herd
iiohtein cows has recently been
aced at The agency. reused In a
MODERN and sanitary barn. 50 that
onuenscd milk H. no longer on the
i " fare there.
Had places in the main highway
arough the reservation have been
lraveiod and the Indians are 20
perating with the mamberx Of the
LlnidosO Lodge association IN max
ng a first class road Of the lsuid-
" canyon road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
|FF0RTS follower
PAY Or TEACHERS
IS CONDEMNED
/~alencia Association
Adopts Resolutions;
Elects Officers
Especial 10 the IUcraIdj

BELkN. June zs-fhe Valencia
Iounty Institute has Just closed it's
W. weeks course with Supt. Z. II.
LcGlure a. conductor, Miss Ruth
ay and Mr.. Frank q. Haslet ~ In
8ructors, and with an enrolment
fvrty-fi five energetic teachers,
On Thurnday Mas held a Very on
kuriastlc mectinif OF the Nnleneia
bounty Teachers association at
Fhich were discusFed iho inefn-
3.ency Which lowered salaries
You'd bring 10 our schools.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted and
igh ccmmepdativn was gwen by
i prcsent 70 the good Efforts aud
|sllcient work OF State supt. John
Conway, aud our able County
Experimentation Satgrnino Bacn.
Ulcers elected b. HE association
~ the ensuing year were:
President, CharleH n. Gooch;
bee president. Mrs. Gertrude Del
ado. secretary. Miss Emilia San
ncz and treasurer, Miss Mary
T1s resoluuons adopfed BY me
Caieneia county, faehers Institute
below:
Ne, the teachers of the Valencia
NNHAN hNNfiNaAN anu DISQUALIFICATION
GUIDED, feeding that OUT primer
No. may be known. de- hereby
|iiopt tho following resolutions.
Hesolyed, that we extend our
10 our county supcrint.nd =
'7ht. Adj. linca cot his hearty CO.
operation aud interest shown to-
kutd each Of ~.
n ne ID further resolved that we
our heartiest appreciation;
1al To Supt 9. l.. Mcclure for
courtnay aud kind treatment
ordered 10 IA at an times.
Oh To Miss Ruth Fay for her
I.ufirlnE efIdrtA In our bennff.
. ,c) To Mr.. Frank q. Hesiet for
bis many suggestions and willing
n lie a further resolSsd that we
heartily thank our STATE Superin-
|.ndent John V. Conway for his
Sne and encouraging talk and
icndly vlsit.
lie II further resolved that va
kbndemn the efforts OF certain in
.viduals 10. reduce taxes by low
rlng teachers salaries. and by ca
|sDing lowering our educational
.tandards and hindering u ed1-
ational progress
\ be IL furtber resolved that the
~ ficfcncy maintained az present 10
kur state and County educational
lgriem. H. due 10 the efforts OF
(pafc Superintendent John v, Cor
az and CDR County Superinten-
at S%aturnino Baca. Therefore
My apreclatlye Of them wjsc
NHhip We rccommenh their re.
dination and reelection, fcclinr
u ~ o duty to give them oui
FltiVidual support.
Be Il further resolved that a,
cachcrs u ii our duty 10 furlhci
1urselvos professionally, by keep
Nv up on educational matters. A.
he state and County Teacher
Oscillations are the means whereby
Il lis may be attained. we should
AXE special effort to attend suct
eetings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22

rsre from Aldo Leopold arsistant
district ~forerter. from SILVER CITY
However. a new fire n reported
today from ~ ahfep Eprrd sen
yon. on tho Mogolion rnuEe I'D The
ella forest. No details are given
ON this fire. and ~ ~ o beitetsd
~ DC very large.
The Manxnno forest reported five
fires for the ten days The Lan*
coin forest. In tho southern part %
the state. reported only ono small
fire, wlfh sufficient rain - make
conditions favorable.
IN New McNlco There have tren
i've conviction Cor man caused
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
RULE
DISCUSSED BY
Commissioners
ed Amendment
to Ordinance and Set
Element of Claims Still
Pending

Following considerable discus
sion luHt night. the question OF an
amendment Cor the city plumbing
ordinance. passed several weeks
ago. was again bid aside by tho
city commissioners. Commissioner
Sidney Well told the board that
he Intended TO bring a new ordl-
nance 70 the next meeting. IN order
that the matter might be dis
posed OF.
Tho present ordinance provides
only FOR the lead pip. system Of
plumbing and the commission. at
its HtcctinE two weeks ago had
asked the city manager 10 call "a
committee OF building engineers To-
goihcr with several members ~
The city commission. 10 discuss the
adviaabiliiy 81 also allowing the
Durham system OF piumbing
When called on Ter % report last
night. the city manager admitted
that he had failed " call this com
mittec. lie was instructed to do
40 at onca.
City Attorney Jamison was called
on for a report on the compromise
he had been instructed to arrange
with claimants OF damages arising
ouf OF the police auto accident OF
May 10. lie reported that isbrll
lad agreed 10 compromise for Sf09
damage. Isaac Gonzales and hts
sou tor 5000 damages between
thom, aud John Anderson FOR y25h.
Snim Though High
The commission seomcd to agree
that isl,cll's claim was excessive,
and after some discussion. laid tho
whole matter aside. agreeing that
II should be- u special order Of
hi,aincag at the next meeting.
The bonrd also voted To- take into
the city limits ESQ acres. mostly of
school board hand. but also inciud-
ms Highland place. This addition
to the city is the larrcs; for q
number Of years aud Will bring into
the city limits the new junior high
school. to be locntcd on the tract. b.
The city manager sprang n sur
prlse When he announced that be
had advertised for and received
bids ON i.s00 feet OF fire hose.
Commissioner Tom Hughes stated
That he thought Il customary for
the commissioners To Instruct him
Ia advertise for bids and the other
commissioners agreed to this. The
bids were taken up. however.
The fire hose n badly needed.
the city manager stated. because al
prurcnt all of the city's hose. some
loco feet. IL on the fire apparatus.
with mono held back for emorgen-
clos.
The debate, In which the fire
chief. the commissioners and rep
rescntatives of three Of the nose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
Forest Fires Start
In Zuni Mountains
ESPECIAL 20 The HeraIdl

SANTA W.. June s2.-Thai for
oat fires had broken oui on public
lands in the Zuni mountains was
learned here today when Secretary
Of the Interior Fail wired j. r.
Murphy. chief Of the Santa Fe field
division, general land office. to
hurry fire lighters there,
vur men were sent Ia the dis
trict. hut ma report had been rc-
ceisod by noon Today,
The public .ands In this region
are not Included In any forest re-
serve and the forest services fire
fighters r not subject to call To
aid In putting out the fires.
a Sing Sing convict has had o
play accepted by a Broadway pro-
Queer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
TRAIN To srOi'
Especial To the iicraid)

RQSW ELL n. Al. June "a
The southboand train ARRIVING Ia
Roswell atip. m. bcginning today.
will stop thirty minute Tor lunch
each day. THIS VIII be a xreat
convenience 10 travellers who hith-
erto were forced 10 walt Tor lunch
until tue arrival OF the train at
NArlshnh III 1 o clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
University Party
To Study Geology
Near Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS. y. A.. June "a
Twenty students from the Uni
veraity OF Missouri arrived here
Monday and are camped below
Montczuma college 81 Cailinns
canyon They will spend the sum
mcr making geological maps 81 the
region and expect 20 be In the
canyon until August 10.
-Four Of the men In tho party
have just returned from n trip to
the Painted Desert. whcro they Sc
cured a number Of fossil aud other
valuable specimens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
kssault and Battery
Verdict Is Returned
! By SarM ieusl Jury

PIAs VEsfAs. n. Al. June 20 y
|rho petit Jnrs here feund Waller
7,saiH guilty 81 asEsRlt gyRd battery
@Ntead Of EpaN % aahauN With
\ deadly ueapop Inc verdict asked
sor by the otata. Ia ue case " toe
sss, hs1{ xiosars 6ralaNa Silssss
~ have htrpck Ramon Garcia ~
NJ hsok nj his head with a iare1
Fnck ns,If here on May ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
Executive
/ Tours Pecos Valley

h ROSWELL. n. NJ. June IA
1 y. Fitch. regional executive of
~ Boy Hcouta pf America OF the
knth re9lDn which includes Texas.
oklahoma aud New Mexico with
Had4uariers al Dallas, "a milking
ktot6 u tho pccSa valley With the
Pea IN mind 81 establishing a first
Mas 'couneli Tor The pocoa valley,
81. Fitch Ia NOW IN Carlsbad aud
sIl ArriSe in Roaweii Wednesday,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
WANT AID rAKkRs

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
You're Welcome
i'm the
Edison Rooms

On our third floor (%front) we have equip
ped a number of cool, artistically furnished
rooms for the demonstration of the New
Edison and the Edison Re-Creations.
You are always welcome in these rooms which provide a
delightful resting place during warm summer days and
where, at your request, you may hear a: any time es many
Of tho new Re o,sations as you may ask fer.
just now there are a great many Of the newers Re crea
tons that are we'll worth hearing ami that will provide an
interesting and profitable break in your shopping t0ur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-22

Not less than 80 per cent or m
capital OF Canadian industries h.
held by American investors. nc
cnrdlng to latest cntimate