Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 7

AIEuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, November 2, 1919 VARSITY FIGHTS mm DEEPLY out In bold letter on every page of Iho annuls of tho wur, I mean the magnificent instances of Individual mid national elf-sttciif Ice und self-denial, object lesvong of the highest moral order, In und by which eueb, one it us may make hia rule of lne in the SELLING BRISK; STOCK MARKET'S BOSIVELL TO TIE, 'Enroll rj.ondQ!; November 3rd At tlio oiM'iilug of tho lOitrly Winter Term for course In fjturo. Mice move, my dear American TONE IS UNEVEN NEITHER SCORING frli lid let us express to you my heart it it lia lis for tho wonderful asslht mice which you guvd to Belgium dur ing the wur. tim thank you for the goner our way In which you hive responded UtMikkiH-pliiff AocouuliiiK-y llusliitun Administration Hnnkltur rrtgn Commcrc Civil Korvhti NcorrtMrlul Mludlca Slenogriiphy Ti'lceniiliy Cununcirlul Tcjjclilnf IIuhIiionh tMinlHh lliirrtiimlm Culciilntor and Dank Steels and nlMmnifliiT ami are responding to my appeal to help mo once more In the heuvy tasks TOUGHED By HIS icraiRE Primate of Belgium, In- Bidding Farewell to U. S.t Gives liu'li Praise to Hospitality Of the People, Hr MO4VIN0 JOUAHAL SrtCIAk IIAtIO winci New York, 1. Cantlnnl Morel or, prior to boarding tlie While Htnr liner Meaantlc today at Quebec tor his return to r.elgium, the following farewell message to fh people of the Cadets? Get Ball on Visitors' Fiv-e-Yard' Line "at One Stage: Neither Goal Threat iiic muvuiiiwilii of und moral reconstruction, In combatting, the dt-vuHtiUlns effects of public and Lackawanna radical coclallsm and- ito.shivism New Scoring High Records.

which await me at home, tusUg which a.o related closely no; only to the wel Mndilmt Acoountliif Day, -Evening end Correspondence Course. Rkllled, experienced Insiructors. Complete, modern equipment for business houses and banks. Individual attention to students. Advancement as rapid as students' work merits, 2,200 former students.

livery graduate in a good position. Visitors always welcome. For Information, call, write or phone 627. fare but to the very existence of my people, even thourfh they their selves New York, Nov. 1.

TteallitlnB for proms aim iireysure from shorts no-counted for the. uneven tone of today's short but lively stock market session after a firm, strong opening. The gelling was a-icrlboil in nart to in this period of unrest and resentment may not fully lenlbe II. mid J'iglit Will I'rcvail. "Tie world, Know, ems to' have these difficulties and unsettling prob ILL possible adverse eVPiituulitiea over the United t'Uiles: "To the People of the United States of 'IWAl fUA Albuquerque Business Collpge week end.

und equipments monopolized the movement, Itepubllc and Lackawanna scoring new records. Marked "Ilie 8Hfuil (School lty 8iMciallMU." strength was also ithown by Oulf ened at Any Other Time, 0ISPATCH TO MONNINtt JOURMAtl Ttoawcll, Nov. 1. Fighting every inch of the game, nelrher the New-Mexico Military Institute nor tho University of New Mexico could score In the gurnet here today, the first they have played for five years. The first half ended with Koswell In possenslon of the hull on Albuquerque's five-yard line.

That was the only time either goal was In any real danger. Mann and Aydeloite played especially aggressive, football, and tor a time early In tho game it looked as though the Cadets would not be able to stop the fast University1 backs. The forward puss was a coniplst' failure today, the Institute trying it time and again und making only one complete pass. were equally unsuccessful with ki'-ks from placement when they were In Albuquerque's territory. Jacohson, Hassett and Me-Kinney all made good gains at times for the Institute, but the Cadets could nut gain rhono 68T.

e. GCMDKLtii'''rrcHldent. Stales and Superior Steels, That group as a whole made extreme advances three to twelve points. lems before it eveiy where. And yet 1 have the profound conviction that justice and right will, when given their hearing, solve these problems of unrest and measurably reconcile the differences of man.

It Is my duty, I 1 now, to work to this end. I pray you, my dear friends, to do likewise. "I had hoped before leaving, to be i-eeelved. by your president, Mr. Wood-row Wilson.

To my keen regret this has been impossible owing to tho present state of hi.T health. I express my slnrerest wishes and prayers for his prompt and complete recovery. "I't tne in conclusion, my dear peo Pressed Car, Hallway Steel hprings, Pullman and Chicago Pneumatic Tool were conspicuous among equipments, such recent fuvorites as American and Baldwin Locomotives reflecting pres America; "It Is difficult for me to give adequate to my feelings ut this niuitunt when I urn about to leave your wonderful and hospitable land. Tho sympathy and love with which I have been received evoryv.ht re have gone to my heart. 1 oan say with full truth that tho moral comfort which you have brought to my soul has In-deed rejuvenuted mo and given me in strength and vigor with which, to file! whatever duties the divine providence may call upon mo to accomplish in ifiy dear Delglum.

Admires Anicrifnn, People. "I have leiirned to admire the American people; I have learned to luvo them. I feel a ussui.ince that a lasting tie of mutual and confidence has been established between your country und mine, and sure, sales amounted to shares. Trading In bonds was fairly large e.dont It yaski oun OCy customers, to fit theirbodie intoour clothes: We make; the i clothes to fit theii but Irregularity was created by the heaviness of local traction Issues. Liberty bonds Cased and lnternath'm-rls wero Total sales, pur ple, assure you that you will ever be present to my memory and In my prayers, and give myself the privilege of bestowing my blessing on you with all my heart.

(Signed I T. CARIHXAIi MHRClKIt. "Archbishop of Malines." value, aggregated $7,675,000, Closing prices: In tho last quarter it was largely punting duel, with the Institute having a shade tho better of It and keeping the ball in Albuquerque's terri if 'i that It will endure with feneration to nine, if the calamities of this great war and the bitter sufferings which it EXPRESS COMPANY ASKS FOR A HIGHER RATE ON oniulled for our people have broi'tvhtj fevery Roxal'Tai lor earmenf is'cua tory. The lnstllulo lineup: I-ft guard, Spence; right guard, Klnnison; left titekle, Corn; right tuckle, Sherman; left end, McKinney, and Slaughter; right end, West; quarter, McKinney; left half, Jacohson und Hlnklo; full back, McCJuarteis; right half, Das-sett; center, Armstrong. The University's linenup: Loft guard, Wltten; right guard, Greenleuf, left tackle, MeClure; right tackle Spears: left end, M.

right end, McArtbur; quarter, C. Mann; left half, G. Mann; full, Oerphelde; right half, Aydelotte; center, G. liogers, American Peot Sugar 98 'i American Can C2i Ainerieun Smelting ft Itefinlng. 66 Mi American Sumatra Tobacco.

103 American Tel. Tel 99 Anaconda Copper 81 Atchison 89 Paltlmoro Ohio 39 I'ethleheni Steel "li" 1 0 7 Hutte Superior 24 California Petroleum f2 Cnnadlan Pacific 149 Central Leather lOffsd Chesapeake Ji Ohio f7'i Chicago, Mil. St. lfcul 42 Chlno Copper 4 Colorado Fuel Iron 43 Crucible Steel 248 Cuba Cane Sugar i Kile 15? Great Northern Ore Cjfs 43 Great Northern pfd 84 Inspiration Copper Int. Mer.

Marine pfd 111 Kenneeott Copper 32 'a one rjiignt inougiu, it is or tins Dona of union between im. I realize and firmly believe Americans also realize that ii han been a privilege for our generation to go through the crucible, of this gigantic struggle. For those who wouid be exalted spiritually and morally by its lessonK it is an opportunity Mich as has never been given at any other time of the world's existence. these Iciionn -which can be nought and I may say, which stand. 51 hi drafted ta Our tapelUne.is readjr) ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS PCCtAL COftffCaPONDCNCl TO MORNINO JOURNALl Fantu Ke, Nov.

1. The American ltailwny I'xtiresM company Vias filed wlih tlfv slate corporation commission a petition to double the first class ra'e on electric light bulbs. Tho state corporation commission announces that no agreement wan reached ut the Pcmlnrr conference on rates out of Kl 1'aso into New Mexico and out of li The new rates affrct 1'terning Jobbers finite adversely. Deming jobbers will submit to tho railroad representatives who I'lteniled the conference a list of coin-nioditi' nni! points to which they are shipped which are especially adversely nffcc'ed by the new rates. In tho meanwhile the state corporation commission has asked the t'nited States railway adniinistrticn to restore the old fiei-rht rates out of El I "a so, which are higher than the new rates.

DE BACA CO. LAND IS LEASED TO A WYOMING MAN FOR SHEEP RANGE Louisville Nashville 1I0U iTo your order at $35? to $6y per suit ori overcoat. ..231 Guarantee PBCIAL CONtPONOBNCK To MOHNINS JOURNAL) Fort Funnier, N. Nov. 1.

A tneetinof much impoi'lanee to the People Who Pay Little for Their Furniture t- Can least afford to be careless in the buying of It. It'H the quality behind the price tag that tells whether or nob you receive a bargain. Particularly Is this true ot the furniture yon buy In this store, which alius atpro vldlng the kind of furnishings that will bo in good service when your grandchildren are growing up. GEO. G.

SCHEER Furniture Company 314-316 SOUTH SECOND STREET 317-319 citizens of the valley was held here Li Tires and Tubes during the past week between the directors of Fort Sumner Irrigation district und the head of the San Fran cisco contracting firm which has a short-time option on tho bonds. 'The Wel! known makes of tires end lubes at reduced prices. Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper, bid Missouri Pacific New York Central Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Itay Consolidated liea lin Itepubllc Iron Steel Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Southern Hallway sttidehnkcr Corporation Texas Company Tobacco Products Cnion Pacific Tidied States Steel Utah Copper 25 2S 72Vi 85 42 22 80 .140 cm .1071, 25 4 ..138 .333 i ..101 .123 .109 80 i Authorised Dealcji trms of the a'Tangement have hot yet been made public. One of the largest deals In eastern New Mexico is being closed today whereby moro than a hundred thousand acres of grazing land, will be leased to prominent sheep men of Wyoming. tor IXvliijr Mi'tormnirs liit Act.

F.dcvater. N. .1., Nov. 1. A dying motorinan's last today was to apply the lakes to bis cur lest it, coust a pieilpitous incline on th Hudson Palisades and kill thirty passengers.

Thrown from their seats by the and. ilen stopping of the ear the passengers found the motornian, Alexander Kabb, dead from heart i'i. nse. The had stopped on (he eiHa? of the Home of the makes include Goodrich, Miller, Fisk, flood year. Firestone-.

Diamond, itaclne, Republic, Perfection, Nor-walk, and many othci-s. Home factories have advanced prices. Doy now and safe half. Our prices are the lowest in the statu for first class goods. Miller and Good- CONDITION OF 15AXKS.

Kanla Fo, Nov, 1. The James Dick company of Texas filed incorporation papers today. The capitali zation Is $200,1100. The' headquarters are at Deming and the stalutory ugent Is Harry C. Ferris.

JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK AND SURE RESULTS New York, Nov. 1. The nctual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows lhat they hold 4 6,5 4 7,74 0 reserve in excess of legal This is an im lease of $1 2,552,310 from last wee k. New ISank in I'nlon County. fe, Nov.

Incorporation panets lme lieen rccei-ei! fr a hunk i he established ut liednian, Union county, to e.t. COO, the orpor.itoi In in-: C. A. Nylius, it Hie Fiist National bank of Katon; C. I John TO.

T. l'orter, Ji. Wllli.itns, and L. T.loyd. CHICAfJO IIOAKI) OF i -in II NOTICE TO "CONTRACTORS year tubes J2.50 2.75 2.S5 3.C0 ITIIj 4.00 4.20 n.oo 5.2S B.60 Non- skhj 15.95 20.66 21.80 22.90 23.50 29.00 32.00 33.C0 34.00 35.00 36.00 30x3 30x3 '4 '4 32x4 33x4 i 4 Clix 1 3J 1 i sr.xMi 3 0x4 37x5 The hod cliTiet's' union hereby serves notice to the mrsTi and plaster contractors (hat on and after November 12, 191ft, the hod carries will demand C2 1-2 cents an hour.

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Willi (he privilege exn miiiation. No deposit required. SAVAGE TIRES 'Heap Big Mileage' Chicago, Nov. 1. Demand for corn received new impetus today from reports that $115,000,000 of a Dritish loan would be de voted to the purchase of cotton and grain.

The market closed buoyant, 2MiC to 3H'C net hiahor with December $1.31 Vi to $1.31 and May to Oats finished He to I Vie HP. Provisions varied from 10c decline to 15c advance. Upward swings In the prb-e of corn began at tie opening and gained in noi sy throughout the day. A new upturn In the value of hogs did much to the bulls an Initial advantage and so. too, did big shipments of packing house products.

Gossip that it would take at least six or eiht weeks to bring transportation nr-ranaements back to normal for the movement of corn, lei meanwhile to increased anxiety nbout obtaining supplies to fill December contracts. Oats went higher with corn, Receipts were small and foreign markets advancing. Strength of cereals and hogs lifted provisions. Later, though, sales to realize profits caused some setbacks. Closing prices: Corn Dec, Jl.31'4! May, $1.26 Oats Dec, 72e; May, 75c.

Pork $34.37. I Lard $24.75. Dibs $18.62. "$23,000 for $100 Is What 'Hog Creek stock Brings" report In lie Fort i Ti-joip. St'ii-'TplPKrnm of Ki-pt, im lr.

IhjI. lisou. Tln-iMiKhout -Ihfl State's rtu-n And wfimi'ii lia-i ef tli'Mi-amia or ilollnrM frora hiv rfnii-nn of fvw ionuli-fd del-lr, or cvfl) In ttp Rmnt oil of Oklnlioma anil Vnn ow It tn yAiirsi-If to know v. lint i on In th is InihKtry. Semi for a fi-ne eoyy of ihi tnlilnl THE UNIVERSAL CAR (ut l(i'IT(il I late a iHMiie of Indi'itenib-iit Oil Newt, fl-vtilih will ki- it In olof" t'-urh tlio Kri-uti-i-t Invf-Ktmont flH.I of vvorl.l.

Tit 1 ii It of SIihiin llrlnK P. Htm ply Hi-nil mir name anil i 'Id ro-M on a pnpt cnril. A' IMll -I'KMJKNT Oil. NKWH, 60 i Mllin M. I nrl orth, Ti-vl mer.

n-Unl 'hone INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION The Ford Sedan with electric starting and lighting system, demountable rims with 3 -inch tirei and tire carrier, is the ideal family car because of its all around utility and refined and coitffortable equipment. Finely upholstered. Plate glass windows. An open car in the spring, summer, and early fall. A closed car in inclement weather and winter.

Rain-proof, dust-proof. )n ho city or the country, a family car. For theatre parties, for social visiting, for touring, and for taking the to school, it ia just what you want. While the low cost of operation and maintenance is not the least of its charms. A regular Ford car, simple in design, strong in construction, and durable in Leave your order with any of the dealers listed below, Quickel Auto and Supply Company Authorized Sales and Service At Western School for Private Secretaries Striking Success.

Wyoming Oil Securities Substantial profits have, been uimle through investments In lie slocks of Independent- Oil Producing Companies operating in the Wyoming oil Fields. i The Western School for Private Sicretarles is attracting large numbers of business students to Its classes 1 1 cause of the Individual Instruction offers to each and every member of The large development work that is going ruing, coupled with the prospect of the on In Wyo- wage of tho the school. In large classes the need sion of Congress justl- ft the Individual Is often overlooked Oil Leasing Dill In the present, lies I he belief that. Wyoming Oil Stocks will Increase maicrially In value. Tho progress of the more capable In retarded by the loss capable members of the chus, while the tiulont who Is I We Deal in High Grade slower than the tveraire is neglected, find consequently discouraged.

Individual Instruction, Mich as is given at Die Western School for Private Secre. Oil Stock No 'Wildcats 1 1 Phone 750. 600 W. Central Ave. Albuquerque, N.

JV1. Branch-Belen Auto Bclen, N. M. furies, does iway with these two evils Ttie student who learns quickly com of- the tiiat Our organization Is complete, in all respects. With flees located adjacent to the.

large fields, we have facilities for hi rviee and the tlioroegli knowledge is of real bent tit to our clientele. pletes nis course in the least, possible time, while the r.tudent who learns more slowly Is given the tnrtivinmi! attention he requires, whb'h leads to. ncour.iKomcni ami uitimnt-J huecess On the present market there are several slocks of real merit, purchase of which we believe will yield substantial profits. Our advice, and recommendations' nro at your set-vice. Let us send you our Circulars and Market Letter.

rather discouragement and fal vie, as Is so often the tst where on- class instruction is offered Tapr El Clay li Oil itrltles, Stocks und Isomls a Hl National HaUdlne; DFWI COLORADO Deli-uutex Appointee, Santa Fe, Nov, 1. Delegates to the "nit Lake city convention on reelama-i'lii In the western states were np-oltited today by Governor O. A. follows: 11. J.

llaRerrnan, itoswc-ll: Fabian Garcia, Stnte Collepe; 'A'. C. Held. AlbnqiK rqne: Ttb-ardo M. lero, Los t.iinns; II.

o. Pairsum, Ho--orro; CliHibs Springer, Pinta Fe; '), uicls G. Tracy and P. v. Dent, frlsbad: y.

Pluck and George Aztec; Sylvester Mirubal, Valencia county, Clip.vcunc, W.vo. t'nsKT, fo. I.usk, W)o..