March 28, 1922,

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

4 NANNY GOATS

SARRI GIRL
DIES IN

COME INTO THE

WORLD AT ONCE

SPUE

AMERICA TO
HELP BRAZIL
CELEBRATE

Tage Three.

"Nand the

importance to the United

States of South American trade
latlons.
Benhor Sampaio Is also
d
instructed by the Brazilian
eminent to Inform himself
the
his government
regarding
of this
commercial development
Brazil hopes to turn
country;
her centennial celebration to very
practical account.

50 PLAYERS TRY

holders. Cfcule SYore

gov-nn-

GUT FOR LEGION

Born, h one proud mother, at

San Ysldro Friday, March
24,
BY l ltKDEIHO J. IIASKI.V.
OF
four female Boats.
March 27. Pians
Birth notices of the arrival of forWashington,
the United States government's C
I.
more than triplet gonta are rare.
In
the
Brazilian
international
part
e
resl- In fact, not even
centennial
aro
exposition
going
More than 50 applicants are beC I! an ge dents of the state can remember
Uirl S
steadily forward. Eighteen couning tried out for berths on the lotries have agreed to help Brazil
Minds Regarding Diph- -j
cal American legion baseball team,
celebrate her hundred years of
parallel in New Mex- - freedom fiom rortugal next
It became known last night at the
thpria
Sep..v.. flntitnYin nnH Rp. lca without
as far
,s known.
and Uio de Janeiro, where
meeting of Carlisle post. The team
fuse to Allow Treatment. The preHident of the National tember,
tho festivities and the exposition
Is receiving
substantial support
of are to bo held, Is already the scene
Society for the Investigation
AT G.
from the business men, It was reAfter a night ride of more than Goat Conditions wired his con- of busy preparations.
ported and indications are that It
The
and the. secretary
thirty miles recently to adminis- gratulations and delight upon rewill be one of tho snappiest nines
ter antitoxin to a school girl who ceiving the happy news. President of statepresident
some time ago accepted
in the state this season.
had, been srlously ill with diphthe- Harding also sent his "sincerest Brazil's invitation for the United
In an attempt to provide emof Officers Will
ria for several days. Dr. O. C. West, felicitations and most congratu- States to take part in tho exposi- Election
ployment for nil worthy legion
county health officer, and Miss latory compliments upon this oc- tion.
Congress
Smoker
appropriated
at
Place
Take
men in Albuquerque, tho post apLupe Leon, county nurse, were re- casion never duplicated In the his- $1,000,000 for the expenses of a
an employment committee
fused permission to give the treat- tory of this people of Washington United States exhibit,
at the Chamber pointed
and tho day
Tonight
last night. The committee's work
ment, although the girl's parents and Lincoln."
President Harding left Washington
had previously consented.
will ba headed by Earl Bowdich
of Commerce Parlors.
The
family of four and its for his Florida trip, legislation was
Dr. West and Miss Leon, with mother goat
and every possible effort will be
are expected to leave for enacted to permit a commission of
Miss Irene Burke, county school
jobs for any of the
Tubllc shooting grounds will mado to get who
shortly, whero they fivo to represent the United States
are unemployed
superintendent, were told of the Washington
legion boys
will be
at the national government at the centennial cele- be the main topic of discussion here.
Thursday, and conventionexhibited
f case at Yrissari
7 at tho
bration beginning September
ProtecGame
of
Goats'
Protecthe
Albuquerque
who
visited
the
child,
immediately
next. The president is expected to tive association smoker to be held bo Initiation of new 'members will
hud been removed from her fath- tive Association.
held nt the regular monthly din-i- n
,
appoint this commission at an ear- at the chamber of commerce parer's residence at the school buildr meeting April
10 at the V. W.
dale.
ly
o'clock.
7:30
at
lors
to
her grandmother's home,
A.
ing
Captain Desmond Farrel is
The Brazilian affair is the first Georgotonight
A. Lawyer, chief federaf chairman
and Dr. West treated her there.
of tho committee.
serious attempt! ,at a big interna- game warden, will be th9 guest
The girl's parents granted pertional exposition in South America. of the association nnd will lead
mission to administer the treatAt first, the Brazilian government an informal discussion of the STEALING CASSOCK
ment, and Dr. West, Miss Burke and
expected to have only a short celc subject.
Miss Leon returned to
AND WIG IS CHARGE
brntlon of the hundredth anniverFAVORS
que to procure the serum.
TO sary
Chief Game Warden Lawyer
of Independence. Iater it was arrived here
Dr. West and Miss Leon reDenfrom
MADEAGAINST MAN
yesterday
decided to nave exhibits showing ver, where he held a conference
turned to Yrisarri to give the treattho progress of Brazil in her hun- with the Colorado Game Protecment, but in the meantime the
Authorities at Prescott, Arizona,
dred years of freedom, and plans
grandmother of the child had deassociation.
will tisk for requisition papers t;
for this modest exhibit rapidly as- tive
cided that the antitoxin was danGame
is
It
State
that
obtain
probable
possession of O. B. Nair, arsumed ambitious proportions
as
gerous, and that, "SI Dios qulere,"
the enthusiasm of the Brazilians closed season of several years ona rested ahero Sttt, day by local police
the child would die anyway. Acfor
wire from prescott police
upon
until now the exposition Is Warden Gable's proposal
cordingly, Dr. West was refused
It is stated in a wire
would grew,
will also be discussed. Sev- oliciuls.
Improvements which
permission to give the treatment, make
expected to be a tremendous spec- deer
rereceived
at police headquarters
a
the
will
first
make
eral
committees
armory
class,
to
and he and Miss Leon returned
tacle.
modern building for community
yesterday that Nair is wanted on a
The girl died last use
It vas arranged originally to ports on subjects whlsh they have
Albuquerque.
as well as military service, hold
Officers for 'htirge of stealing a priest's
tho exhibition from Septem- been investigating.
Saturday.
a woman's wig and a clock.
Adwere
last
suggested
night by
In order to protect the children
ber 7 to December 15. Then as 1922 will be elected.
Nulr Is being held by tho local
A number of offisials, includof the upper grades, which were jutant General H. R. Brown at the the plans began to take In
foreign
department.
house In a room in the house where meeting of the Hugh A. Carlisle countries tho date was extended ing State Game Commissioner
the girl, became sick, Dr. West, pest. American legion. The pro- several times, and now the Brazilof Eelen, and U. S. Game
celinclude
a
adposed Improvements
AND FUNERALS
with Miss Burke and Miss Leon
ian government expects to keep tho Warden B. R. Brltton. of Socorro, DEATHS
ministered antitoxin yesterday to lar for meeting rooms, a stage and exposition
will attend the smoker. All sports
open until March 31.
better
facilities.
had
whose
balcony
children,
of
parents
whether they
thirty
men, regardless
BRADY Funeral services for
Ono Commission Named,
1b
a convention
for the treat"Albuquerque
given permission
President
has appointed are affiliated with tho local as- - Mrs. John Brady wero held yescity," the adjutant general stated, a commissionHarding
ment.
to
the
are
attend
soclation,
u
men
four
of
urged
and
terday morning at the Immacuwould woman to work under the
School In the four upper grades "and such Improvements
late
church. Rev.
Conception
depart- meeting.
which hud been held in the girl's be In keeping with the rapid pro- ment of state
Father Mandator) officiating. Inmaking arrangehome wero dismissed last Thursday gression of the city. As proposed, ments for tho in
exhibits from this 1922 MOTHER'S DAY
terment was in Cnlvury cemetery.
the Improved building would have
V and the room fumigated.
Tho head of this comwere Jim
The active
No other cases of diphtheria are a stating capacity of from three country,
MAY
Mr.
D.
BE
O.
is
mission,
"FL0WERLESS"
in
Collier,
Rio
Enkin, Luke Walsh. James Bryee,
to four thousand persons."
known to exist in the viciirity.
Janeiro now. The other four
Al Thelin, J. G. Albright and W.
Estimates of the cost of the de
Omaha, Neb., March 2". Mrs. T. McC'reight. Tho honorary pallhave members, headed by Frank A.
proposed
Improvements
T. P. A. HELD FIRST
Harrison,
commissioner Max A. Hostutler of Sbelton, Neb., bearers were Mrs. William Archer,
deputy
not yet been mado
and no
in Mr. Collier's
absence, president of the Nebraska Auxiliary Mrs. M. O'Langhlin, Mrs. W. T.
BANQUET ON SATURDAY plan has yet been adopted for general
are working in this country with of
the International Association for Strain, Mrs. L. A. Tessier, Mrs.
financing the project.
at Washington.
Mothers' Day, issued a statement .lake Korber and Miss J. liolwcll.
Favoring the improvement, the headquarters
At the first banquet
of the
Coiibtruction
on
buildinc?
the
in which she said tho asso- Strong Brothers were in charge.
post adopted the following resolu- which is to houso
Travellers' . Protective
association tion:
the United today
ciation asks that no flowers be
States'
exhibits
is
Saturday night in the Y. M. C. A.,
started.
already
on
worn
Mothers' Day. tho second
IIUNIXG The body of Henry
"Inasmuch ns the plan of Adjutlio following officers wore electBrazil has taken part In eight
Sunday in May, on account of prof- ITunlng will, be shipped tonight
ed: M. B. Crumley, president of tant General H. R. Brown for re- expositions held
in
the
United
on train No. 1 to Santa Barbara,
the division for the coming year; modeling the armory has been pre- Slates, and she has been represent- iteering and "false propaganda
" for the Calif.
fiis wife and daughter
W. E. Myer, vice president; V. sented to this organization, be it ed by some fine buildings. At the that 'any flower will do'
occu
skin.
will accompany It. Strong Broth-er- a
St. Louis exposition the Brazilian
L. Kottmann, secretary and trea- resolved;
oho
said,
are
"We
"That
this,"
this
Carlisle
doing
are in charge.
Hugh
post building attracted so much attensurer and Roy Ball, T. M. Dana-h- of the
American legion pledges its tion
E. Van Cleave, J. G. Herken-hof- f,
that instead, of scrapping it "because of the vast number of
ANZURES
The
funeral of
when the fair was over, Brazil had complaints coming from persons
M. H. Kabin and Lyman B. most hearty support in the carryIt taken down and shinned to Rio. last year but who were unable to Genarlo
ing out of this plan as proposed."
Anzures, who died last
Putney, directors.
said.
she
the
price."
Then it was put together again for pay
The meeting was addressed by
Saturday evening, will bo held
use as a house of deputies. As a
this morning at 8 o'clock from
L. H. Fox and Dr. Moise BergBURCH'S SECOND TRIAL
man.
the fnmily residence. BurNJ will
compliment to the United States It LAND EXCHANGE BILL
It was decided to hold
SET TO BEGIN TODAY was called the Monroe Palace, after
jnonthly meetings, and plans for
Ignaclo cemetery. Crol-loMEXICO be atis San
AFFECTS
tne autnor of the Monroe doctrine.
a membership drive for 200 memin charge.
The
United
now
States
the
has
bers In 60 days were discussed.
(Dy The AMnclntcd "rem.)
Los Angeles, Calif., March 27.
opportunity to return the compliKNOB Funeral
services will
According to the district office
ment. The building
we of the forest service, the general be held this
Tho
which
C.
Burch
of
trial
Arthur
man
morning over the
to
erect
Bcirepresent the United Slates land exchange bill, recently ap- body of Mrs. Josephine
changed with the murder of J.
R. Knob,
broker, at Beverl is not to bo one of the flimsy, ornate
ADDRESS H. S. TODAY ton Kennedy,
by congress and signed who died last Sunday morning.
Glen, near here, last August, was structures typical of exp- sitions. proved
will
from
affect
The body will be taken to San
by the
postponed today because the de- Out of the million dollar fund, this 50,000 'president,
to 100,000 acres of land Antonio for burial. Crollott will
3. Raymond Schmidt field sec- fendant's
counsel were engaged in country has bought tho land on In New Mexico. The bill sanctions have
charge.
retary of the National Prohibition
a case in another depart- which its exhibition building is to
foundation, will address the high trying
ment of the court. It will come up stand and is erecting a $300,000 the exchange of government lands
tho
lands
for
owned
for
ANDRADE
The funeral of Mrs.
privately
school assembly this morning at tomorrow.
of
construction
building
permanent
10:30 o'clock on the work of the
When court was called this morn- and in the style of architecture purpose of consolidating holdings, P. II. And rude will bo held this
to
within
restricted
tho
boundar9
o'clock from
foundation. He has also been in- ing. Burch appeared affable and favored by Rio de Janeiro. It is to
morning at
funeral chapel. Burial will
His smile, which the re two stories high, built of. stone ies of the national forests.
vited to speak before the Kiwanls unconcerned.
The majority of exchanges In be In Santa Barbara cemetery.
club at its luncheon tomorrow prosecutor at his first trial charged and stucco, with the usual patio in
this state will be with small land
noon. Mr. Schmidt is on his way was forced, was doing double duty the center.
After the exposition the exhibit owners. The bill will probably
to California
ARMUO
Maria Armijo died
to take part in today as he bowed and waved his
will
to
become
hands
building
the
the
American
bring about the exchange of near- yesterday morning at her resia prohibition campaign. He spoke
acquaintances about
embassy. This makes our part in ly the samo acreage in Arizona.
dence on South Edith street. She
at the Broadway Christian church court room.
the Brazilian
exposition a very
is survived by her parents. The
on Sunday morning and the Y.
In the past,
practical Investment.
M. C.
McCarthy hests ropkk.
A.
LEVERETT
BUYS
OLD
body was
taken to Crollott's
luncheon
Fellowship
structure's at fairs have often been
27.
March
Worcester,
Mass.,
funeral parlors pending funeral
Sunday evening. He will leave for
of
such
Neal
character
of
temporary
and
BUILDING
ON
THIRD
McCarthy
the coast on Wednesday evening.
Rotherbury, arrangements.
so cheupiy built that the materials Massachusetts, won the
decision
were not worth salvaging. The over Capt. Bon noper In their
d
William
STAEDEN
J.
local
Herman
Leverctt,
real
CHICAGO PATROLMAN
Staeden,
for such bul'dings was
money t
bout
here
tonight. McCar- son of Mr. and Mrs.
tor, purchased from Mrs. Katie an outlay without anv direct reJeffrey Stae17S
195
weighed
thy
Roper,
KILLS BLACK BANDIT M. Garden, Sunday, the old build- turn. At RiO, the United States is
den, died yesterday morning at
St.
ing which occupies the southeast to create a beautiful background pounds.
Anthony's
from
orphanage
coiner of Gold avenue and Third for its panorama of progress
pneumonia. The body was taken
(By The Anciatrd I'rcia.)
and at
street
sum
for
a
to
said
be
to
around
same
the
March
time
27.
it
Crollott's
will
Chicago,
n
funeral
In the act
parlors,
Mr. Leverett plans to much needed governmentacquire
of robbing a grocery store tonight, $10,000.
pending instructions from the parAlkali in Shampoos
building.
his pistol trained on two victims tear down the old building and We own ory a few emhassiei and
who live In Roswell.
ents,
a modern
y
brick legations; it is claimed that the
a negro bandit was shot and kl.ieri erect
Baa for Washing Hair
in about six months.
Brazilian
is to bo the finest
TO INCREASE FARES.
by a patrolman who witnessed the structure
At present, Mr. Leverett occu- of these. embassy
El Paso. Tex.. March 27. Effecholdup through a window. As the
Most soaps and prepared shamTo Prevent Duplication.
tive
patrolman rushed Into the shop, pies the corner space as hiB ofl first class passenger
April
too much alkali fares on
Representatives of the ten gov- poos contain
the robber attempted to shoot him fice, adjoining the cuarters of the
the National railways of
ernment departments are holdlnB which is very Injurious, as It dries Mexico will
down, but the cartridge in his pis- Franklin Realty company.
be
16 3 per
meetings to plan for the exhibits to the scalp and makes the halt cent and secondincreased
tol failed to explode. As the robclass fares 20 per
be sent by this government, so that brittle.
ber's gun snapped the patrolman PLEADS NOT GUILTY
cent.
Notification
of
the new (nr.
The best thing to use is Mulst
there will be no duplication. There
fired.
was received at tho American
TO LARCENY CHARGE will be many exhibits from thn de fled cocoanut oil shampoo, foi iff
consulate
.
today.
partment of agriculture, for Rrazll this is pure and entirely grease-lessSUGGESTS STRIKE OF
is greatly Interested In this
It's very cheap and beati
industry
Lester Abbott, indicted by the and
our eepartment does wonderful
anything else all to pieces. Voc
METHODIST PASTORS grand Jury for the larceny of a experimental
work. Perhaps a fevr can get Mulslfled at any drug
horse, pleaded not guilty when ar cf the demonstrators
the ex store, and a few ounces will las'
raigned in district court yesterday tension service may be from
(By The
rrras.)
sent to show the whole family for months.
morning.
Cincinnati, March 27. Bethe
Brazilian
women
some
Two or three teaspoonfuls
of the
of
Abbott was brought here from
fore a meeting of the Cincinapplied science that is available to Mulslfled In a cup or glass with a
El Paso, where he has been under American
nati Methodist Ministers' ashousewives.
littl warm water is all that is
bond for some time.
sociation today Dr. W. H.
The Brazilian people will bo
It makes an abundWehrly, district superintendalso in our forest work, ance of
rich,
creamy lather
Dai do
ent, suggested a strike of pasour system of public parks and res cleanses thoroughly,
and rlnsei
tors of that church as a means
crvations, our mining methods, and out easily. The hair dries quickly
of ridding themselves of many
the
work of our coast and evenly, and Is
frcsl
W.
of the demands which are
guard. There will be small dis- looking, bright fluffy soft,
and
made upon their time.
plays from the army and navy, and easy to handle. Besides, wavy,
it
looseni
He said that the time taken
probably one or more naval vessels and takes out every particle o'
up by church activities should
will be stationed in the harbor for dust, dirt and dandruff. Be
sure
be devoted to communion with
public inspection.
God and to study of that which
A moving picture theater Is to be your druggist gives you Mulsified
Wichita Falls, Tex., March
is best In religion and philosoerected temporarily next to the ex27. Congressman
Luclan W.
phy. He said that of his per-- )
hibit building so that the American
Parrish, of the Thirteenth
Testidday at supplr I Jost kepp
sonal knowledge more than
exhibits can be made clearer by
Texas district who was inGet Your
looking nt my plate lnstod of eat
100 Methodist
.
pastors
had
in an automobile
pictures.
accijured
ing enything, and ma sed. Wat
broken down under their tasks
Both the United State and Bra- dent near Robery, Tex., March
tho matter, Benny, wy dont you
zll hope to come into closer touch
last year.
15, died here tonight.
?
eat
through this exposition.
There is
I feel bum, I sed.
a friendship of old standing beLook
at his face, wy the boys
tween the two nations. Brazil is
pale, sed pop.
of a Portuguese speaking repubI
feel
pale, I sed.
lic in a continent of Spanish coun- It.OO PACKAGE OF GENUINE
Wlch 1
n
tries.
In the
YEAST VITAM1NE TABLETS from Is It, havedid, and maa sed, Wy, wat
hed
you got
or
war, Brazil out of all South Amer' your
a stummlck ake, or wat? ake,
druggist today.
ica Sided with the United States
Yes
If
I
mam,
thin
sed.
re
and
emaciated
and
ana many years before that Brayu
Meenlng, I felt bum all over, and
zil sent a --diplomatic
representa- wih something to help you put on
tive to the United States to show fleih and increase your 'weight, pop Bed, Have you bin eating enyieB viumin Tablett iliould be uwd in thing that disagreed with you?
her feeling of friendship,
No sir, I dont think so, everyconnection withortnic Ninrated Iron.
now Expression of Friendship.
Iron, both food and Viuiminei are thing seemed to agree all
Closer friendship
will be ex nbjolutely nirlem.BS
rite, I
cannot change sod.
yourbody
pressed now largely in closer In. Inert, lifelera fond into li vide celli and tiuue
Well
wat
Is
serf
It?
ma, havent
dustrial and 'commercial relations. imten you have plenty of organic Iron in your
blood. Dnraulc iron bikeinpoi) ten from yoor you eny Ideer?
lei as far as our official exhibits limn.
Thia oxygenated organic Iron unitea
Yes marn.I got a ldaer but I alnt
I
are concerned we can show our witb
food an itliabsorberi into sure, 1 sed.
commercial
Blood iunt aa fire unitea with coal or
progress only from your rourdlgeted
lets have the ldeer sed
The nicest catnartlc-laxatlv- e
ooint of view. wood, and by to doing ttcrea tet tremrndoua andWell
in completely by morning, and you tho government
I sed, Well us fellows pop,
and energy. Without organic iron iu
was
tlje world to physio your liver and will feel eplen'did. "They work The exhibits which are sanctioned power
Dy congress and paid for out of your blond your fond merely pasm thru your playing Undo Toms Cnbln in Puds
bowels when you have Dizzy Head- while you
bodf without doing you any good.
never the
Cascarets
sleep."
Klmklnses
back yard thisaftlrnoon,
may be of governache, Colds,
Biliousness. Indiges- stir y i up or
.Arrangements Rave been mado with th
like Baits, Pills. menttreasury
and I was slpposed
to be Simon
work only. Some of them druggiiU
of Una city to give overjr reader of
tion,, or Upset, Acid. Stomach Is Calomel, or Oilgripe
and
I
cost
they
and
only
smoaked a old corn cob
tli
is
show
e
the
a
$1.00
what
dopaper
of
Genuine
candy-liklarge
package
government is
"Cascarets." One or two ten cents a box. Children love Cas
pipe full of tea leeves and I would-en- t
ing in commercial ways,' as in the Veaat Vitarolne Tablet! nlwjolutely free with
tonight will empty your bowels carets too.
bo Berprlzed . if j
displays of the Department of every punjhaae of a bottle of NiiTated Iron.
maybe that
It.
was,
,
rvi
Commerce, but there may be na
Neither
would
of
I,
In
display
wy
private enterprise
gods
that would be enuff to yee
V
the government building.
Amerinock me
out myself, it. almost nocks me out
can private concerns will be' rep- to think of It, sed pop.
reseniea ,at tne exhibition, how
youll b
ever, in buildings
financed by
lupky if youre not a sick boy toi
nne,
concerns.
business
!
i,n,,MVeiI7 pnper for Ubl"rlbers In the city of Albuquerque
wlch I wassent lucky, on ao- Brazil is eager to have the
delivered not later than 7:00 a. m. weekdays and
count of I was.
(
V United States well represented at
GO
the exposition.
To further the
trade relations between the two
countries the Brazilian' govern-men- t
k
has sent Senor teebastlao
JEWELRY AUCTION
una
PHONES
J8 or 6B
Ur Liu.rn hai abol
Sampaio, commercial attache and
pro"f that iu
SALE
member of the consular, service, berrutoVa can ba hailed In all cllmjtst
to ylsit the principal cities of (ho by TUB INHALANT METHOD. ltruil
naihm.wlile. For Mrtlier prtlcular
Diiy Your Diamond
Now At
United States. lie is now travel- art
artdreta
INHALANT METHOD CO.
ing in this country and sneaking- Sulfa M3TUB
Union Leagu BlUr., Key No,
V.W.VS
'JKWEMMr:
STOKE.
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Milwaukee, Wis., March 27.

Dave Shade, California
welter
weight boxer, scored a technical
knockout over Plnkey Mitchell, local lightweight in the fourth round
when Shade landed a haymaker
and tho referee claimed Mitchell
was not on his feet at the count of
ten.
Sporting writers d'sagrce,
some claiming Mitchell was up nt
the ten count. Tho blow that put
Mitchell down was the only ono
that appeared to distress tho Milwaukee hoy, but he appeared
fresh when he arose. There was
a tremendous uproar of spectators
to hear the
and it was impossible
referee's count. ' Billy Mitchell
manager of the local boxer
claimed his boy was on his feet
at the finish of tho referee's count
but the bout was ended when the
referee Btood between tho fighters with upraised hands), indicating the contest was over. Thousands of the spectators who witnessed the bout gave evidence of
dissatisfaction at the. early termination of tho contest, fee tins that
It should have continued.
Shade
weighed 143 and Mitchell 137 2
pounds.

's

WEEK

Canton Crepe $3.95

40-Inc- h

Wonderful

color lino. Regular J5.00 Silks. No phone orders-nPut $3.05 and take any color of this popular-Silkextra heavy, 40 inch, all silk Canton Crepe, in glorious
deep rich shades Jade, Canna, Silver. Pumpkin and staple
shades such as Ivory, Navy, Brown and Black.
C. O. D.s.

Take $2.75 Satin Imperial at $2.29

Heavy all silk Satin Imperial for women's and misses' dresses
and other apparel. Lustrous
material; black and
colors.

Put $2.98, Take $3.50 Charmeuse

Our best duality 40 inch Satin Charmeuso

navy, brown and black.

in white turnuoise

'

Take $3.75 Cortecellia and Italian Taffeta for $2.39

Chiffon Taffeta Silks of

HANDED
TO WIELDER OF GUN

shades, soft quality,

3G

llioso
inch.

well

known

brands

in all

Take $2.39 Crepe de Chine for $1.S8

Rosie Nobles," negress, was given a fine of $10u in police court

yesterday whore she was tried on
the ehargo of assaulting Curtis
Johnson, colored, who received n
bullet through the neck. lie
not seriously injured.
Failing to
pay the fine, Rosie Nobles will
serve out tho amount 5n tliu coun
ty jail.
.lohnson was given a
sentence, on a charge of vagrancy.

All Silk Crepe de Chine. 40 inches wide;

spring- shades as well na slnplo colors.

In all tho leading

Put $1.98, Take $2.50 Foulards

One must see them to conceive of their smartners and

variety
of designs, shown In the seasons newest color combinations'
36 inch.

w.-i-

Put $4.S5, Take $5.50 Burr Car Crenes

Sport

Silk

only; 40 inch.

6 DENVER TOURISTS
RELEASED BY POLICE
Six

UM

FOI? POT MID

$100 FINE

of beauty, uhown in stripes and plaids-

whito

Take Baronet Satin for $3.19

An exceptionally

good quality, high lustre; in while, pink ' ror- -'

celain, blue nnd navy.

tourists from Denver were

released

from

custody

yesterday

tho local police upon receipt1

a wire from Denver stating
that the holder of a mortgage on
tho car which the parly was us- by
of

mg did not want to prosecute, the

case.
Tho inability of the tourists to
fully explain where they got the
car was the causo of tho arrest.

HlTlTOfl

H. E.

DIES FOLLOWING
'

lt

JEW

prohibition'

SPIRIT

STORE

'OVER MITCHELL

BASEBALL TEAM

old-tim-

ParentS

ALBUQUERQUE, N MCX.
WITH A NEW

AN OLD

LONG

ILLNESS

(By The AHm.clntcd

Pres.)
Pasadena, Calif., March 27.
Howard E. Huntington, 45, former vice president of the Los
Angeles railway, died at Ihh home
here lato today after a long illness. Ho was the only son of
Henry E. Huntington, with whom
he was associated in electric railway development in southern-CalifornMr. Huntington leaves a
widow and six children.
ia,

"LADIES'

NIGHT" IS
OBSCENEJS ALLEGED
lly Thn

Arlulfd

1'rrfiO

27.
Producer'
Chicago, Aiurcli
of a theatrical production known
as "Ladies' Night," by Avery
were summoned to appea'
today before James W. Breen, first
assistant corporation counsel, and
answer complaints that the
"obscene." Tho play has been
assailed as "unfit for human eyes'by Arthur Burrago Karwell, of the
law and order league.
Representatives of A. IT. Woods,
producer of the farce, declared that
tho criticism was unjustified ns It
had run nearly a year in New York
"where It was the fad of the better
class of New Yorker3."

NOTICE

TO THOSE OF OUR PATRONS WHO HAVE HAD

SOUR MILK THE LAST FEW DAYS:

Our refrigerating machine has been in the
of repairing and we have had difficulty in process
keeping
the milk cool. We thank you for your patience
and are glad you will have no further trouble as
the machinery is working better than ever before.
We are all ready for hot weather now.
.

Ulitsiperqus

Hop-woo-

BUSINESS WOMAN'S CLUB

MET LAST NIGHT. AT "Y"
The dinner of the Business and
Professional Woman's
club was
given last night In tho Y. W. C. A.
Tho attendance prize, a framed picture of the pueblo of lsleta, given
of the Art
by Mrs. Newcomer,
Shoppc, was won by Miss Lulu
Shelton.
Interesting discussions on the
"Truth in Fabric" and the "Pure
Fabric" bills, now before congress,
were held and the club passed resolutions endorsing them.
't was
also decided to send telegrams to
New Mexico's
representatives in
congress asking them to promote
immediate legislation on the Issues.
Mrs. Ina Hawker gave a vocational
talk.

DYSPEPSIA

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the medicine has
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Tounsel, 721 Merchant street, Los
Angeles, Calif.
"I am sure that all the rheumatism and other troubles I had
could be traced directly to my
stomach as for a long time 1 was
troubled with indigestion and acid
stomach. Finally my nerves went
almost to pieces and then rheumatism got me In its clutches nnd
I felt weak and miserable and
wretched all tho timo.
"Today I am absolutely free
from every sign of stomach trouble, my nerves are calm and I
never feel a touch of rheumatism. There is no doubt in my
mind that Tanlno has no orjuKl."
Tanlac Is sold by the Alvarado
Pharmacy and all other leading
druggists everywhere
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RHEUMATISM

Dairy

ive

Association

pla-wa- s

Go-Operat-

GIVE A BABY SYRUP PEPSIN

Constipation, biliouinets and
like annoying ills will
quickly disappear
ANOTHER is always anxious
safest and best
medicine to a constipated baby,
but is puzzled which to select.
Let her decide by the ingredients on the package.
Every bottleof Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin has the formula
printed plainly on the outside
of the carton under the portrait
of Dr. Caldwell, who wrote
the
prescription in 1892. You will
find that it is a combination of
Egyptian Senna and other
simple laxative herbs with pepsin. It will not gripe the baby,
nnd it is free from narcotics.
A bottle sufficient to last a
family several months can bo
had at any drusr store, and the
cost is only about a cent a dose.
While no one, young or old,
need take a drastic purgative
like salts or calomel, be especially careful what you give a

child. Some contain minerals, coal

tar and other drills that might

prove dangerous by over stimulating the intestines or depressing

the heart. The ingredients ol
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin are

recommended by tho U. S.
Pharmacopoeia.
Half-Ounc- e

Few tscal
require a

Bottle Free

to urn if fou do not

at this moment Itft me jciui
Triat P::rl mf mi Syrun
Pepsin FREE W CHAKCjfc' jo ilwt yw mil
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