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Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 6

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1 XCUQUZHQUE JOURNAL 21 Coptsmotr 18, 1827 ouaatienad a man al ttvo swiaSrJsHiad CPEEDZOAT MADE OF RUDDER TESTED ohaln store. McKenxl died riofl AS HEP LI Uk th stand la his own defense LiLjIsiTkji'EriJ JOfx. Journal Want Ad Paj TESTIMONY COMPLETED IN CASE OF EL PASO MAN HELD FOR MURDER BAN ANTONIO, Bept. 11 Cfl-Taklng of evidence wa oom. pleted Saturday night in th case of John A.

El Paso, CHANCE TO GET ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL Very Rev. H. R. CMaUsy, aeaa, it ft DAY OF ERS '5 SL' scaped convict charged with mur a.

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tn. Servlea aa Setaon the Oeaa. BubjeeL "Team SACRAMENTO. Sept. IT OW dering Sam Street, chief of dtc tlves at San Antonio, a week ago.

Street was shot down last Saturday night when with other deteo- LffendaM. Hsrursi- Speetal musia led Mr. Oeer Oeake. Mr, Oeerse Tsoa at. th oicsa.

Colonel Charlo A. IJndberg was the guest of Governor C. C. Toung, Mayor A. E.

Ooddard and thous ands of enthusiastic capital rest' denta Saturday night at receptions and a banquet. The colonel arrived at Mather i tcv N. Jm Says Her C3 Year Old Husband Was Kin'sd by Robbers XAHMOXTOX, H. Spt. IT 49) Twi)ty-flv additional etat trooper arrived her late 8atar-1 Aay to Join th search for tho elayer or layers of Dr.

JU Will lain UlUendahl, sl-year-old Vlneland I physician, who tra ahot to death Thursday la kl autoraoblla on a I rnmA. Tli nhvalrien'a widow. field In hi monoplane "Spirit of St. Louis" at 2:10 p. he hopped off from San Francisco at 10 sj 1 Interior Decoration o'clock a.

flew to th Oakland municipal airport, attended ddlc i H. O. EstflaUJ, Oklahoma tlon exercises thert, and then hopped off at 11:27 p. m. for Sacramento.

En rout here circled about over veteran' Is tb nIr rorernor ct thaTsns-OUahotna district lot, jXiwaals i He was jebosn at tbs tsBta annual eon-SfBttoa at Corpni Chriitl, Tex. Ura. Margaret I4UlndM. 41. re hospital near there, Stockton and Lathrop.

mained the barrack of th headquarter of Troop A of the Sunday th aviator will rest hero, aa well aa the hero worshiper win Tooting new speedboat made of rubber. lot him, and then hop off for Rno, KIKE8 CASE TO JtJRT OKMULGEE, Sept. IT U) early Monday morning. other argument 1 that It can i From Reno he la to fly tc Lo An AKRON. Sept.

pavements, rubber horaeahoo and Th case of Matthew Klmea, Oklahoma outlaw, charged with mur geles, theno to San Diet where he prepared for his flight aero rubber cigar are commonplace. thi Atlantic. der in connection with the shoot ataie potioo at owuivai.Db -t thorltle and her counsel atated 1 ah was ttaero of her "own ac- faord" I Ura. UUloadaU dUhovelled and with her torn, ran Into I tho road Thnraday afternoon and told a passing motorlat that her huaband had been killed and ah horself robbed by two negro. Tho Ut police said they had mot abandoned the search for th aearoea.

although tbey aald state ing of W. McAnally, chief of WOMAN IS ROBBED owner. He ha raced tt on tho Atlantic and in Lake Erie, and now keep It on Turkeyfoot Lake here. Advantage Claimed On advantage find In th rubber lumber is that It does not become waterlogged. He has no boathouse, and keeps his speedster in tho water at all times.

Another advantage In the material Is that it Is of equal strength In both directions, while wood varies with and against th grain. Still an LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17 screwed or nailed without danger to splitting. Tho hard rubber product ia being used now for aeaplan floats, piano floor covering and seat bottoms, and work la going forward on new designs for aeroplane In which th material will replace wood ia wings, fuselage and all other parts. At least two piano manufacturer ar interested In the experiment.

Mrs. Clyde Hlllard, New York so but a rubber pd boat la a new on. Akron haa one, however, and rubber aeroplane are already predicted for tho near future. Th Akron boat, "Rubber Baby," 1 built entirely of "aeroboard." new rubber "lumber," which ha been developed here. Al O.

Maranvllle 1 the boat' police of Beggs, during the robbery of a bank there, went to the Jury at 9:52 o'clock Saturday night, WANTED-Ctean cotton clety reported to th sheriff's office late Saturday that she had been robbed of 115.000 worth of diamond during her ab s' meat made by Mr. Lilllendahl "did not era complete, rags at the Journal Office sence from an exclusive Pasadena Golf club, where she occupied FARMER LABOR PARTY CONVENTION MAY 17, vie president; Harrie M. Humph cottage. The Jewels were stolen while she was on th links. Depu reys, Denver, reelected secretary treasurer.

ties were assigned to Investigate. MILWAUKEE, IT IS SAID SONGS AND DANCES BY MANY INDIAN TRIBES WILL FEATURE OPENING OF NEW KlllO THEATER MONDAY NIGHT DENVER, Sept .17 The Farmer Labor party of the United State, through It national executive committee meeting here Th Klmo theater await its cer officially opened the emonial dedication Monday by Indian of half a doren tribes, with 1121 campaign with th announeo-Iment of Milwaukee a th oon-iveotlon city and Mttlng Hay IT I aa th date of convening. The committee in a eigne WELL appointed homes require periodical re-arranging, and new decorations, such as draperies, curtains, and rugs. We submit decorative schemes for the different rooms in large or small homes. Let us help you.

Pioneer Furniture Co. Gifts For Every Qttasiori! The Hand! Crafte Shoppe Where you will always find th new the useful and the beautiful for yourself and friend. Distinctive Bridge Prises, lamp Shades, Greeting Cards, Etc. Handi Crafte Shoppe last preparations completed Saturday by artisans and acknowledgment received from the many of- skull form sectional friexes around the auditorium, the eyea glowing from concealed light. Chandeliers the lobby.

On the stage, behind the rich plush curtain, the pueblo of Acoma is reproduced on the asbestos curtain. Maasiv celling beam ar covered with Indian legend, the symbol of the thunder-bird, the cloud, th meaa and the mountain, th hunt, dance and cer statement urerad the farmer to Mooter Cleaners Do Make an Effort to Give You the Best Why not have the best, it costs no more. Inspect Our New Plant 715 West Tijeras LEGQETT'S "MASTER" th ballot a a mana of farm flclala and prominent cltlsen to relief and acored both the demo I whom apodal invitation had been eratlc and republican part lea tor9XiwitAt helping tn rnr. Among tho who hav Indicated Th announcement added that th nuj tt w. the intention of th.

Farmer their ntnUon to attend th nd Iaw nartr to extend the organl- opening of th 10,000 theatar, emonial and th gods. Other Indian design decorate the walls of the auditorium. The designs are eoftly illuminated by a hundred 201 N. Second St Phone 45 hidden light In different shade jaation to every state in th union aeeordlng to Manager Victor Ba-; before th election in November. I chechl.

ar TJ. 8. Senator Sam Q- Fourth St, Opposite Postoffice of coloring. Many of th Indian CLEANERS AND HATTERS design are from the pen of Mrs. IBratton.

Mayor Clyd Tlngly, City Ines Westlako of Albuquerque. One of the most noteworthy tea Phono 390 Office 117 North Fourth Street. I UCALXna MICU Commissioners Charle Lembk 200.000 MORTGAGES Lna Edmund Boa. Fostmaatw turea of the new theater will be the "cry room" whore mother may I IN DENVER, CHARGED Brthoid svits v. it4i I tnrnev John W.

'Wilson, Dlatrlc take their children to be quieted without missing any of the per DENVER, Colo, Sept. IT Jd. MUton J. Joa Hogan. Sresident of Doa Ho- of Custom iB.

Hernandea and I I avUSovarnora Arthur T. Hannett, formance. Th cry room looking over the balcony, la separated from su inc, nuwinoiujv onnn! 1 .7 7. a Tr. the auditorium by glass panels through which the mothers can see the picture and the children cry to EXEMT TO DIRT Jily in automobile, mrt-w vni-" tagM in an effort to aortala th tUa bwau of prw.

of buri- their hearts' content without dla turblng other patrons. Separated from the cry room by tho projec Paeph P. O'Connell declared lA ZZ? tion booth lo the smoking room, also glaes-encaaed, for the conven lence of those who wish to smoke This follow.d th. f.y 't th. Wtr organ 3 arr.rt.ot th.

men Fridlfcy on a with the 'ient of ficharg of embexxllng Denver loan r'f "15,1" Indian raelodiea. "Indian iiov worthleaa while viewing the picture. The pipe organ of the Klmo, In Mmnaniea thrsuarh mort- Call" and yncopatd expressjons it gage and note. They were out volvlng hundred of mile of wire cable affords every Instrument and with aa ar an bond ia epnne connection of popular numbers win complete th overture. aoceesory of a huge symphony or son charge which followed a IS0, Th Indian dedication open chestra.

F. 8. Farney, th organ' 1st come to tho Klmo from Colo 00 fir at th automobile show room several weeks ago, when re with th "Sunrto Call," typuying th awakning of th pueblo, by rado Springs, after many years of arrested Friday. experience as an organist in Para Hack Naswood, Navajo Succeeding vnts ar th interpretation prlmlUv fir making by mount theater. JOSE CASTILLO JAILED Grey Stone and Biiago wez, isava-Jos; th Song to th Sun by Rainbow, a Tesuque; corn grinding by Isleta women; th Olla Carrier; th Basket Dane by th Cochltas; th.

n.ws-barr, typified by Pablo Abeita of Isleta; th naming of the ON CHARGE OF STABBING MAN IN MARTINEZTOWN Jos Castillo, charged with be th niter by th ntlr assembly 01 ing drunk and fighting, was arrest ed by Deputy Ben Olguln at the Indians; th Moonlight Song by th Tao flut choir; the Eagle dance Martinextown danc hall ahortly by th Teeuque; Indian selections br Mask Naswood; th Chase before midnight Saturday. Castil danc by the Ban uominBw, iu Maklnr Perfect Song by Biiago lo is accused of hitting Mariano Nolaaco on the head with a rock Nea, Navajo; th Arrow danc by two Eyar-old Cochitl boys; the and stabbing him in the right arm Its Beauty Will Be Revealed Monday Night 7:30 The World's Foremost Indian Theater Cradl Song, a Zunl lullaby, by Margaret Wall, zunl; tn Apacn Aut danoa: th dedication of th and stomach. Nolaaco' Injuries were said not to be serious. HEADS BAR SOCIETY COLORADO SPRINGSi Sept. 17 Donald C.

McCreery of Greeley was elected president of the Colorado bar association at the theater by Pablo Abeita, and th Thanksatvlna danc by th Jeraes Indian. Th ceremonial, in wmcn th Making Perfect song of tn Naval oa 1 Intended to bless th final meeting of the organization bulldlna and th devil dance of th here Saturday afternon. He sue I I Apaches to drive away an tne evii coed Merle D. Vincent of Grand spirits, I directed by miko xira, Junction. Other officer elected Indian trader of Manuelito.

were: Victor W. Hungerford, Colo Th Indian motif 1 carried rado Springs, first vice president; Select Yours Now throughout th theater. Buffalo Through Charle M. Rose, Pueblo, second of Indian design greet th eye in Anon th nsoimetd dabs NOBILITY ON WORLD HONEYMOON th eomlttf nmm tfaaLfton, D. to Hfejlto.

nreV Bacon, Sba tfasKbtertf Jtn. Ik Emosv. Spoiled Sleep, i Her Dizzy I "Tor year I suffered from gas aad constipation. Uaed to get and dixay spells. Th first do of Adlerlka gave at The Classified Ads September b'eing a great month' of Home-buying, realtors all over Albuquerque 'are offering their 'best listings now! (They're offering them through the classified ads.

Today you will find homes of all types attractive prices and convenient terms! Just the home you would like to own may be listed among them. What a Wonderfully Convenient Home-Guide! Large Houses and smaller one, country houses, unique Spanish types and medium priced bungalows; homes in the suburbs or close in. No matter where or at what price you want to buy 1 your home, the Classified Ads will point the way. ATTEND THE OPENING! You will see the most brilliant event of your life 1 The splendor and romance of the Southwestern Indians 1 A wonderful setting for the most astounding show ever staged. SIXTY INDIANS From Southwestern tribes in their native 'dances.

FRANCIS FARNEY Famous organist from Colorado Spring! at the Kimo's $18,000 organ. HASKE NASWOOD The well known Indian baritone. A member of fhe Navajo tribe. MARGARET WELL You have heard about her now you have an opportunity to hear this wonderful soprano. She is a member of the Zuni tribe.

"PAINTING THE TOWN" ToUef. Now I root well." Mrs. B. i 'Srlnkley. Just ONE spoonful of relieve gas and' that Moated feeling, that you can at and lep well.

Act on BOTH and lower bowel and r- bunas old waste matter you never I thought there. No matter what yon triad for your tomaefc.l aamJ ISjsav vaifitaw ww a- il Orcrlock, Steven Ci Ccsspany CHOOSE YOUR HOME NOW FROM AMONG THE SPLENDID VALUES LISTED IN Five reels of laughter! Starring Patsy Ruth Miller Betel MaMiag Oate I nl Ve la Mew Masse. Journal Classified Ads and Glenn Tyron. It' Going to Bo a Glorious Evening' Don't Miss It. Admission 75c i Cotton and 4 a'- 'f'f Th tH of Caadlngton, and his bride, the ComteM of Baddlnff.

ton, ar at Los Angejes, whllo on world hoMjTfioon Is GlaaWi Bcotiau- 'a- I lamm 1 yrrsra co..

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