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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
Amerlca's Own Day.

Thanksgiving is particularly oui
own holiday. 1t, originated here and
no other continent than this has 1t,
Except for the Thanksgiving days
Of the United States and Canada
there is in all the earth no official os
casion for returning thanks to Provis.
dence by the people as people irre
spective of sect. Christmas and
New Years are celebrated wherever
{ the cross has found its way; indes
pendence and memorial days are Oh:
. served in many 4lands;- but =the=only
national Thanksgiving day, Is ours. - -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
TENSTRIKE

~
Last Monday evening the fast Ten
strike basket ball team defeated the
Hines team in the &C. G. ball. Both
teams played an exceptionally good
game, & and above al. it w4s sslean
game. ghen the whistle bl fer
lStime ats es:end Of ths fourtlk uafter
Ethses &c aiii Stood a toi 4: An i addi:
,Itiionai & ninates Was u neecaesMsarg . 4 M e .as,
side thsi iainns Tsiastfiks aeSra a
field basket immed ediately but Hines
failed to connect. for another score
and the final score was is tos14. As
is natural, both sides had a number
81 fouls charged T against themselves.
These, two teams will meet, again in
the near future in the Hines hall. A
very large enthusiastic crowd was in y
attendance The cheering Of the
Tepstrike pupils spurred our boys on
to victory. >~e>.'-.,..., ,... .~.1
3, On Friday evening of this +. week
the Tenstrike high school basket ball
team will travel to Kelliher, where
they will compete with the high
school team Of that place.
4 On. Saturday evening. Nov, 25th,
there will be q basket social in the
G., G. hall. for the benefit, OF. the
school Christmas - program. Every
body iss asked to: attend and contri-
butte. Lets make. this a big. success
SC. that we car, give the kddies real
treat at the Christmas program. =
Next; Wednesday: evening ii IN the G.
c: c. hall there will be 2 big, Mas
querade ball :Everybod dy is invited.
All are asked to mask. Remember
the date, Nov: Goth. :
During the Thanksgiving vacation,
Miss Sylvan Wig will visit her .=pra-
|;entss at, Fosston, while Miss Florence
Cunningham, will visit her relatives
att tsThompson, N. D. and Miss Fossie
Peterson will go to her home at Aneta
North Dakota. : ,..~ H., II
On Saturday. evening, s ;,@15 Be-. :, the ti'i,
G.: g. G. hall, will iberthe scene Of the
home talent play, "rhe Great Chick
en- Stealing Case Of Squash County
The cast of characters for this play is
as follows: .::-:< ..- .;:.,,.'.. =.
Judge 80. ..y....:.-J.> F.nHernan
Atty. for plaintiff. Mrs. E. ;Robideau
Atty. for defendant -. o.. f. K; sBetz
Sheriff -. ...... Gotfried :Hofer
Clerk of court !. =. Archie Maule
Mrs. Mitilda c.. Bones, plaintiff -. .:
:. .Malinda Wild
Martha Washington Jones go. :. -! =: !
= ..r.::.::.-.. -. .-... Gladys Gregg
Mr.. Calhoun Emerson Bones .,s.....
...s... =. - -. ....., &C. J. Wild
John Mansfield Sylvester Jones :. =
y. !. as, :. !. ~ Calhoun Grier
James EFlynet Appleseed Martin Hass
Rev. Eberne ezahs Sldebums. Jas Grear
Jurors, Lawrence Nelson, George
Lundgren, Aug. Lundgren and Roy
Travis.
@s7's ,s}i: & ~: ~ +--'- +
Besides this play there will be: a
short, play given by the school girls:
"The Society for the Suppression Of
Gossip. Following is the : cast of !
characters:
= - l-.r-. :. = ~. -
Mrs. sHartwell, chairman: ..- ..,...
- >. - I, = I'll s. Violet Schulke
Miss Betsey Prudence, ,sec.-.J.=.:.. !.
.sass - ...t.. -. =. Hazel krohn
Miss Wise .sa..- 49,. :. .sAlice Fellows
Mrs. Major Warner -. :. Francis Wild
Mrs. Strach i. : -, =, ~ =. Tillie Hofer
II. ri .assi;9. S
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-23
!. - -i.---:'ss = r - frTE E?-fs II =
BOYS AND GIRLS VIE. - !
IN HUGE. E..ExP0SITION
Twelve States Represented by
| Teams Sioux Clty. ..:$
Nor. Than 1s6b \. Made Md.
! osmenstratioa M trus
! tion In Bsttss sinis and q
! Honio Making. .sSsss:Et.. Ssst. :, .'..7.-.


trrsparsd BY ths United States Department
Farm boys and girls enrolled as
club members by exterhon agents CO.
operatiyely- employed BY the United
States Department Of Agriculture and
the state agricultural colleges were
represented by champion demonstra-
.tion and Judging teams for the u
central states at the interstate boys
and girls. clubs. exhibit and encamp-
iment at Sioux City. Iowa. Over $500
.of these. teams competed in 1921 for
representation at, Sioux City. putting
on nearly 1OO0o. public, demonstrations
club activities. The total enroll
,ment IN the AZ states last year was
more. than 10000 club members,
whose production Wis valued at s..
840Q0 21f ..3 @7 ,:x-.,;.t.., .,.,
u. s6 t6e United States Department Of
agriculture co-operated this year with
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01

FOR sALE-Twenty head good
range cattle. Norman Kennicott.
Cory, Colo. Both Phones. 1892
FOR sALE-Delicious apples. R.
g. Gipe. Cedaredge 24-R. 46tfc.
FOR SALE+Four room house. Coal
house, chicken house. strawberry bed.
fruit trees. Good outside cellar. Call
S32 Meeker. 3ltfc
FOR RENT-Five-room house on
Garnet mesa, three blocks from Gen.
trail school. Inquire Of Colo phone
179-J. 48-tfc.
wANTED-Job by high school boy.
to work for board. Enquire here. 4Sp
wANTED-I buy hides, pelts and
fur. John Harrington, corner Seventh
and Dodge, Delta. Colo. 48-51c
WANTED-Men or women to take
orders for genuine guaranteed hos
iery for men, women and children.
Eliminates darning. Salary $50 a
week full time, $1.00 an hour spare
time. Experience unnecessary. In
ternational Stocking Mills, Inc, Nor.
ristown, Pa 42-66p
FOR SALE OR TRADE-oak Grove
stock farm. also stock; 13 head regis
tered Percherons. including stallion: 6
head registered Shorthorns, including
males, also 1877 acres land, IS acres in
cultivation; splendid water right for
100 acres; ON Tongue creek; good
stock proposition. Will consider part
ner, man and wife with small capital
Owner retiring. Might consider trade
for smaller place or town property.
Chorles Mundry. R. F. Austin. Colo.
Phone. l7tfc
LOST-Wednesday. black and white
Fox Terrier female pup. Reward for
return to 515 Grand. 4Sc.
h FOUND-Small handbag. Owner
kmay recover by Identifying and pay
ling for this ad. 48-50c
| FOUND-Pair mems driving gloves.
Elmer Skinner, at postoffice. 4Sp.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01
.BUSINESS LOCALS.
. . . . . . . . . . . . 80 . Z

Special Sunday Dinner. Delta Cafe.
FOR SALE-Brood sows. Delta
Flour Mills Co. 46tfc
| FOR SALE-Poland China SOW
and six pigs about weeks old. In
quire at Park hotel, Mrs. L. n
Dyer. Also.
FOR SALE-The fine new bunga-
head of 9th and Leon Streets, two
blocks east from the high school
building. Asp
FOR SALE-s4OO piano for 1925;
1925 down and $40 per month. Ad-
dress VIM. H. Fox, Montrose. Asp.
i FOR SALE-Three-room house, fur
nished $50 Main. Asp.
FOR SALE-White wyandotte pull
lets. Enquire at 239 Dodge st. asp
FOR SALE+Good small Jonathan
orchard and home, cheap. because old
people are wanting to leave. Call
John Griffith, Cory, Colo. 45-48c
FOR SALE-Mammoth Bronze Tur-
keys for breeding; toms IL to Is lbs,
pullets II to IT pounds. Box 304
Hotchkiss. Coop phone 132-A. 47-sc.
FOR RENT-Steam heated rooms;
also want parties to board at 81 per
day. 20s Meeker. 42-tfc
FOR sALEIOne 3-room house
with furniture, and 50x125-foot lot
Call 303 E. Third st.. Delta 24tfc
/ ROLLINS COAL-Delivered in load
lots at IS per ton. e. w. johnson. To-
cal agent Call Genevieve Hartig
Both phones. 4stfc.
FOR SALE+A first-class Hamilton
piano. Call at 624 Palmer st. 4s5op
FOR SALE-At a bargain, nearly
new No. 70 DeLaval cream separator.
C. B. Moore, Delta, Colo. 4stfc.
FOR SALE-At sacrifice, 6 cyliu-
der car in excellent cordition. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 276. Delta. 47tfc
stock or fruit ranch. or crop on shares.
R. v. Kelly, R. F. D. 1, Delta, 47-50p
APPAREL SHOP Hotchkiss, has
new hats, coats, suits. dresses and
sweaters. Prices reasonable. Mrs.
Lulu Balch. Prop. 35tfc
WANTED-Fat and stock hogs.
Leon l.. Jordan. phone 42-J., Hotch-
kiss. 44tfc.
FOR SALESGood 7-room house
near court house square; 2 lots, ga.
rage; house partly furnished, includ.
ing piano; $4,000 for quick SALE
Terms on part. Best house bargain in
Delta. Inquire this office. 47tfc
LOST-Ladies' leather purse, We'd
nesday evening containing legal pa
pers etc. Reward this office. AN
FOR SALE-Modern 5-room frame
house: also 5-room brick house. Call
Sam Fairlamb, Coop. 202-F. 23tfc
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01
, >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>l Vi
NORTH DELTA
: s>>>>>>>>>>e~~>s

Mrs. Ed Crow is not very well dur.
ing the cold weather.
Bill Rhoades Is suffering from his
told complaint and is not well.
Mrs. Sarah Keller called on friends
lin North Delta Sunday afternoon.
I Mrs. H. w. Poundstone is reported
considerably improved at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Morgan are NOV.
ing to Grand Junction to make their
home.
Mrs. Jesse Patterson of Cedaredge
spent short time Friday with Mr..
and Mrs Gail H. Patterson.
]. H. Dickens, who has been making
his home at Mrs. G. D. Browns and
working at the sugar factory, left last
week for Los Angeles.
Miss Mae Dominy and Miss Edith
Offill came down from Montrose on
"Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with Miss Do1hiriy's parents.
Mrs. C. D. Brown returned last
Thursday from Kansas where she has
been visiting the past six weeks. She
says home looks better to her than
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blessing gave
a combination birthday and Thanks,
giving dinner Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.
George Hickman and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal Duggan and family, James,
Jr., and Miss Helen.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01
U. 8. Government Underwear

2,500,00 pieces new Government un-
derwear purchased by US 70 sell to the
public direct at 75c each. Actual re-
tail value $3.50 each. All sizes.
Shirts "a to 46; drawers 80 to ~
Send correct sizes. Pay postman on
delivery or send us money order. II
underwear is not satisfactory We will
refund money promptly upon request.
Dept. "a, Pilgrim Woolen Co., 1A76
Broadway, New York, IN. Y. 4etfc.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01
Card o. Thanks

\ We wish to thank our friends and
ueighbors for the kindness shown ~
during the illness and death Of our
beloved husband and father; also for
the bsautifuI floral offsrings-Mrs.
Edith Tricksi; Mr.. and Mrs. r. "a
Trickel; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Smith;
M. and Mrs. Sam AlIsn. 4Sp
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01

R. l. Fischer, Leo Fischer and
Berry Simpson formed a party which
left by auto Wednesday to look around
| for work
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01
The
KITCHEN CABINET
Keys Are All Gone

Come in and try your key in the lock- The
that has the key that will open the lock on the
Cabinet, gets the cabinet
During the sixty days this contest was on we
have given away about 5000 keys and while
only one can get the Cabinet we have decided to
redeem all keys at 25c each only one key to be
accepted on each SIS cash purchase exclusive of
flour and sugar.
Your goods have cost you no more during
this contest and you have received the highest
quality obtainable. We try at all times to please
our customers and can guarantee cleanliness and
quality on all goods sold by us. We want to
thank all who have helped to make this contest
a success.
To any who did not get in this contest, we ask
isfied.
Johnson s. BrentOn Bros.
The Fair and Square Store
Both Phones We Deliver
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01
The Spirit of CHRISTMAS

The real pleasure of Christmas lies
in the gifts with which we remember
our friends. and II you would enjoy
shopping for them this store is the
place toscome. Here the CHEEKY
Holiday atmosphere prevails, accom-
panied by a desire to render helpful
service to you in the choosing OF
your offering to the Spirit of Christ
mas.
We pride ourselves on being known
as the store Of practical gifts. Hon
est-to-goodness worthwhile gifts
which bring joy to the ones receiving
them and satisfaction to the givers.
Our Tables. our Cases, our Shelves
are loaded with a wonderful assort-
ment of these practical gifts for all
the family.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-01

Store keeping is our business and
our pride. II in stepping out of the
we4-worn groove of ordinary store
keeping we made your Christmas prep
arations little easier. something was
accomplished with good intent. We
kept before us a well-meaning slogan.
1.-THE Christmas Store Of Friendly Ser
vice"-and found that it had two
sides-the friendliness of our patrons
took the weariness out of the hours
for many Of our salespeople and put
a smile on lines that kindled the
Christmas Spirit.
lM!m1~12e-: e
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
Bring in those Christmas Saw
ings Books, and start off with she
crowd. First Savings Bank and
Trust Go.
Wilkerson
Named Assistant
u. s. Attorney
Phone Gao

Announcement wac made today Of
the appointment OF Thomas ". WIZ
erson. well O Albuquerque law
yer. q" he assistant United States at
torney Tor the New Mexico district
Mr. Wllkerson has received his com
conduct OF eases arising under the
prohibition Law Air WilEcrson. who
hf been critically "a for several
weeks. with Pneumonia. H. nuw con
VnlAcent. having returned TO his home
from the hospital a was stated at
his hame today mat le would take
up his new duties as o y as HE
health would permit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
M0HT0YA WILL
PRESS THE M'NARY
RECLAMATION BILL
Congressman Believes 1t
Will Be Presented
at Early Date
lspecIal ID Ihe IIeraIdl

WAaHlNGToN. Jan. s.@RaroKniz-
Ing the Immense importance 10 New
Mexico and The aouthwey- generally
OF the development Of arid mnds n
she reclamation Of other lard. Con
gresham Montoya Will nrre upon
congress the early and favorable
consideration OF the smith McNary
bill which provides for such develop
meni.
Mr M%ontoya Is a member Of what
u known aA the steering committed"
in charge OF That bill. one Of the
Functions Of which committee a. 10
see hat the bill Is brought before
conErsss nc as early q date a. possible
and a. his efforts in that direction
NIL have b support OF every rep
rescntatlve whose constituents will he
benefitted by h reclamation u
development Of lands covered by the
proposed act IL Is expected that their
efforts will meet with early success
Being the only representative In
congress OF the people Of New Mexico
Mr. M0ntoya's recommendation ls
necessary Tor the appointment of
every postmaster in tho state ana
he has already succeeded In having
republicans appointed to %postonices
In the following places: Alhuquer-
AAfsr tn AAhhNNffNNf huAlhNH TUT
tales. Roswell. Mountainair. Corona
EsfunciA, Willard. Fast Vaughn. san
Mnrcial Las Cruces. Mills. Mesilla
Park. Mora. Nara Visa. Tucamcnpi
Temporary. Fort Bnynrd Uempo-
.raryD, Arrey Albert. Hurley Dexter
Des Moines Gnlisteo. Gibson. Grants.
Grenyille. Hope. Hot Springs. lIager-
man Temporary, Logan ,tempor8sSD
Los Luuas. Peraltn, ChDill. Tres
Piedms Wagon Mound. and Watrous
Tn addition 90 his aiher Actlvlties
Mr.. Afontoya has devntod himself 20
the extension Of mail routes and
rural mail lfhciliies and has OBJ
tanned settlements from the War Risk
burenu Tor ncarly 100 eX-servlce mon
from New Mexico
Mr. Nontoya has received luundreds
Of letters from an sections Of New
Mexico ureing him Ga stand for
nomination a. the mex election ana
IL is Understood here that he viii
have M opposition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
Y. w. c. A. Boosts Its
Drive Subscriptions
To More Than $4,000

Tho results OF the Qrst twstgus
OF the 4 " {. etscn fhphrh a.
raise funds for the support Of a.
activities IN the c0ming year wero
reported M tho cheek" tea held ai
Tho = " g. 4 raoms yessrlay
afternoon The workers showed thri
in the two daNa which they have
been c~nnsnsslne the cig. f2.teS hns
hsen tnNtm m. -
up 20 5000. ~ thin much will De-
needed to supplement tho income
from the cafeteria and Y W e. A
hotel o. catlN on the work Of the
Institution Today IL the last day Of
The drive. aud the final cheek VIII
be- nude 81 the tea which will be-
held at 80 o'clock this afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO, Jan 6-Bearish srnti-
ment prodominated 10 thu wheat
market today dlriug The early trad
ing Lower prices were urged on
IN. ground thai permanent strength
was unlikely 90 develop uutn present
accumulation NJ visible suppb points
were ie-Sened cold weather aud
hex df snow protection IN the south
west failed Co Stimulate buyinE
initial quotations whith varied noDi
u cent decuu, To- o. nce gdNuuc,
with MAY sifl- to S1.I2 and July
fiOit 10 stoIih were followed D.
d moderate get baog all around
corn ana oats We're atcndlcd b.
good cxgor Inquiry After opening
unchanged 10 Z cent higher. MaN
.s3N 20 ba rcat~, nc market held
clos. to h initial limits
Oats started unchanged TO = cent
up. May ASK 10 aSh cents and kept
within narrow bounds
Higher quotations on hogs give a.
Grmncss q provisions
Rallies took place In wheat but
they proved 10 be only transient The
market closed weak, 10 , rent net
lower
Country onsrlngs % corn were
small Prices closed stendy 90 the
fimc as Yesterday finish Co cent
higher
Close.
wheet--May. SIN July 81 o09.
Corn May 53iac. July. 54Ac
oats May 3GRc, july. sAfsc
Pork january 1901
iard-Jnn, $50. MAY tsl2
Rihs-Jan- S7s7 MAY Ssao
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

bought us each a beauty We tied
EN- together just for fun and first
thing ] did wac 70 lot them go.
They made "a straight line for tia
skY ana the last We saw OF them they
were away over tho tops % the blue
mountains"
Yes. ! know nodded Inc rod hall
loon. "0nd we wer- ror7y 10 leave
you, but you mad enough ton with
us Tor 10 Cents-I mean FOR 10 min
utes-and We had work 10 do here.
Besides, y0u were squeezing me 10
hard ia surely have burst. and the
young lads arasged Biuo Jumper
here over sharp stones until he. too,
nearly blew up"
You may Ak how nmazad
Naucy and Nick were a. this speech.
"Are-sre o our balloons ash
ed Nick
no" Eswersd the blu bailoon
his time, but we were We are
searchsrs nov We have TO search
everyone who eomes 40 our yountry."
"Ihey search psofae who taito
thtnsaf We dldn't take %anythingi"
declared Nancy
They search foIkg Tor
too answered tha balloon. with dis.
nifty
Why I've nothing but an air gun
ana "a down home. declared Nick.
"we'r. speakins % mns" answered
the other.
CTo IL CosffturedD
Copyright issi NEA ssrvicel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
LEGAL NOTICES

CERTIFICATE RE.ExTESpIsa cHAKTER
TREASURY IMPAIRMENT,
Ohiee Of Noinrtfpuff OF N1ueueY, Wathing
ton. 10. a., Uafembsf -. 1871.
Where's, " satisfactory evidsnes present
ed 10 Tie nnvefaigned, eas been nads ~
appear thai lhs fifst AatoHsi bank Of a.
bluurrqis located IN lhe city Of Albuduer
que Ia thv cDauty % Hefhaiilin. ahd stats Of
row Mexico, nAa complied Wlth Ell the pro.
visions Of the set Of confre4s to enable
National Bcnktna Aakociatiens 30 sxtcnd Their
corporate existetes snd Tor other purposes
approved Juiy ~, lssy. - smendsd W the
Act sppruvsa Aprl ~. i9c2
nos. itsrrfors, 4. a. X. cuGalnKfr, Cofnp.
tr0lier " The tufftngy 90 hereby certify
that The fifst National hank Of AIbhassf.
Que. located 10 the city Of Albuqusrggs 10
the c0uag Of hernahllo aud state Of New
Mexico. IL authorized 10 have suggestion for
the period speeinsd In "a amended ~artieles o.
association namslI Until close Of bus'nsta
Ia tssfimony 4herssf Stiffness ny baud
ana sssl u oriep ihis twssiy ,hiTd dag Of
lssnsdl D, r cRIssIgeER
tSrAfl Comptroller u The tnrrency.
EHtcnslon No. l&ao.
Dec 81. Jan s4soTsS 10 Al ~
as - 10 10 ~ AZ 10 ~ a "a 30 ~ rs
% az 2s 90 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

ts,Tto-s room 2 story dwelling, s~rrsnEss
for two apartments Income $50 per mo.
~eomplstely furnished Highland.
o. loe-s rrnn frens sisepsss seTsas far
nished Highlands one bloek from Geo
trail Avs.
tt.0OO--s room. white stueso bansaisu
rev hardwood noosf, built Ia festures
Fourth ward.
$4,000 Double. irsns eattsrsi 8 rooms.
bath, and elassed porch on each side
eompletely furnished; rsnfa for $50 per
moeih, A fine iassstmsht .. csa-
Some good sanebss FOR sale. Houses and
Icts IN eli parts % the city. Business
fronsfiy. Business Opportunities.
A. FLEIsCHER, Realtor
Loans. Fire Insurance, Automobile Insnr.
snce and al other iinss q insurance;
surety Bonds.
Phone g7t. III South Fourth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

There stood two balloons waiting
for The apnie tree elevator 10 stop
Nick pulled the brake ana ur httle
al slowed down. then stood stu
The balloons we're the first things
that the Twins anI Buskius hehotd
as they stepped out into this stgaugs
country up ln the air
Hello. said the round. jolly look
ine fellows, "Meloome TO the Land
OF Lost Ralloons,"
ON" cried Nancy "ls this where
all the lost halloou= come 70. Nick
aud ! have alwhys wondered
Yes declared Mich "Oniv yes
tcrday Nancy and I Lost two balloons
We'd been 60 "a circus and Mother
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
Livestock
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY Jan Cattle re-
ceiptf $50. an classes steady. quail
lty. plain. best seers. s7t5: other
sales. 81 t9ntd.75; best rows offered.
s45Oa4N0: others. sa50a4gs. few
heifers $500 nSjes goods bulls
5000 hest v~eaiers. g. on fseo me-
dunn stockers t5f0f good I.oN0
pound feeders t5la
Hog receipts. 2,00o; active, mostly
2bc 80 ahc higher 60 both shippers
and packers; heavy ana mediums nds
Nancing most. tt0 to is0 pound
weights. 81 5OH7s0: zoe 10 go
pounders t5g5a7ta: as0 TO 500
pound weights. 81 s0d 7 90; hulk o.
sales f7U1d SO, top $3.50; packer
ton $40.
sheep receipts. 1900 steady
lambs. CSC 20 acc higher. 80 POUND
Tod westerns. fii7s; mof fed lots
81 Ou or above.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

SEw YORK Ian ForeiFn har
silver. - e.
Copper steady. electrolytlc spot and
nearby. 13a - lfc. later lie
Tin nrmer. =po' and nearby s3s 80
future. $3.50.
Iron steady. unchanged
Lead steady; spot. 90 700 $50
Zinc quiet. East ST l.outs delivery
spot. $3.50,
Anthony spot 81 30
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
Leverett- Zapf & Co.
REALTORS

REALTORS
DO you realize no Irrs .mensa Of In.
provsmshis that wars made IN
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
during 1921. Then you wonld decide n
boy tight nov Lsts show yoa them to-
Day. only 80 ssA sod $40 pr month. a
fine insssimsnti
Second and oold Ave. Phone Gao
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06

CHICAGO. Jan s-Nsttle receipts
4.096: hecf steer and butts active
isc TO 1bc higher. mostly -5c UP
choice yeaTlings 50 %; bulk beef
steers g.. IS aSN 90; she stock sironr
10 higher calves stockers and feed
prs about steady,
Hog receipts 70 goo; active. Csc
ia ace higher than yesterday aver.
aFe; lights up most tor. $500 TOT
hrht hEhts, practical top fA35 on
40 10 40 pound average bulk e 90
~ 90. nigs s5o 20 soc higher. huik
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Jan. a. Easier call
and time money rates We're conducive
20 steadier conditions IN the stock
merket today. but early gains Of I
TO 2 points were generally cancelled
sales apprOXimascd GOO GOO shares,
The nlnslnH Mas heNVN.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK Jan g-cnn monyg
veak high. az low. SO run =
rate ~ closing bid. q offered AZ
3N. last loan. ~
Time loans easy 60 days 4A4b:
20 days. a. 40. q months ftr16.
Prime mercantile paper 50sL
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