Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 9

l1 i June 23, 1929 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL rze rrtn Republican Party's Anniversary RICHFIELD OIL friends say that he Ins been unable to show a fish that was more than 10 Inches long. The mayor Insists that ho caught ono "that" (apead-Ing hishands two feet apart), long. Tho big one seems to have gotten away however. Trout fishing on the Pecos Is good and the trout are. biting flies, according to the mayor.

COMPANY HILL w. imm I It HJJs If MAYOR TINGLEY HAS GOOD LUCK ON HIS FISHING EXCURSION "But you should hare seen the one that got away." This was the story Ma. or Clyde Tlngley was glv. Ing to friends Satur'-v night upon his return from a fishing trip to Holy Ghost canyon, The mayor had a successful fishing trip. He caught li trout, but II ft Journal Want Ads Pay Contract Will Be Let Sun- day; Will Supply Oil and Gas for the Western Air Express Planes EXCELSIOR Minute-Man Cleaning To Be Ready For Every 1 For a Shed or Anything To Provide Shade CULL LUMBER SUMMER OCCASION Don't mind It Inst night's) dunce or porty soiled or wrinkled your oostnnip rail to 177, a Mltiute-Man, and It wlU bo msliol to our plant and buck to yon as frceh us tho day you tln.1 wore lu 1'ie this ten Ice to help you enjoy summer! A contract for the construction the wholesale plant of the Rlch-fleld Oil Company on North First treet will he awarded Sunday morning.

Work on the structure Is to get under way at once. The announcement was made by ptelle, manner of the avl- Oon of the oil company. The totnl cost of the plant Is fo exceed 112.000. KfUlppd with tanks cnpahl of rorlns sn.nno pnllnns of gasoline, tie pbnt will hnnrlle only a special gn ln airplane motors. Grenes nn1 nils will ao be by the company here.

At the will he erected the bnllillne. the warehouse and tr tarkn. Opnnlncr of the operation here will mark the fnterlnp Of Miioi'ncr oil company Into the Ion! tbfl field firm hav-Inp not Its products here tip to this time. The rnmpniy haa the national f'titrapf fop supplying the Wc-torn Air Kxpress with gas.illne. It n'so Ins an exclusive orintrnet for -1 tr the western division Of the T.

A. T. Jims with pasMine. Petri arrived In Albnoiier. SNAPPED AT RIPON.

WIS. A view of part of the huge crowds that gathered In the natural amphitheatre here to celebrate the diamond Jubilee of the Republican Party. It was In the little whit school house la the background that the party was organized. IIS Any rough shelter that you need may be put np In Cull Lumber for no more cost than for something which might blow down. Use it for any shed, or booth, or anything of this sort.

PEACHES NADOLNEY BACK; TUERAS PLACE COMPANY REPORT 61 NEW LOTS SOLD PHONE 177 CLUBS II II 10 Mil IIP Mr, Kohl, Sales Manager for Company, Comes Back to Albuquerque; Organization Underway past week In TIJeras Place, company records show, and there are many Interested projects. The real estate market In Albuquerque Is showing a steady activity, apparently holding Itself In leush to break loose Into a market activity this fall never before enjoyed by any southwestern city. No. 5 (Surfaced 2 sides) $19.00 per load No. 5 (Rough) $17.00 per load No.

6 (Rough) $10.00 per load Load of about 1,000 feet nue wi-h Mr s.eei Saturday, mc Local Organization Expects Members From Las Veg I Tho big. broad smile of Peaches iR. Nadolney Is back In Al pair wi.i ny to riovlg Sunday moral en their way to Kansas City. They are fylnu In a lwltid plane. FOUR RUM BOATS ARE DRIVEN BACK AFTER ATTEMPT AT BORDER GRADING BEGINS The Geo.

E. Breece Lumber Co. as, Santa Fe and Gallup at July 4 Picnic Kiwanls clubs of Santa Ke, Ijas Vcpas and Gallup have been Invited by the, Albuquerque Kiwanls club to Join with it July 4 in the dedication of the cabin which the local organisation has Just completed on the crest of tho Eandia mountains. The cabin, built at a cost of $1,000, is located at an elevation of buquerque. The former Notre Dame university football star nd present business manager of the TIJeras Place Improvement company, has been away from Albuquerque since late last full, lie was winding up seme real estate holdings in El Paso and and In Phoenix.

Nadolney declares Albuquerque is facing one of the most rapid development periods In the history North End of Twelfth Street Phono 190 Albuquerque Journal Want Ads Get Results! WINDSOR. June II VP) Four rum boats were driven back Into Amherstburg early Snturday by roast guard cutters operating In Lake Erie, It was reported from Trenton, Michigan coast I KIRPBRT: 71 DULL WELL of any city in the southwest conn try and points with positive assur- Rimr' headquarters, Two or three smuggling craft ance to the Middle Rio Grande slipped through the blockade Conservancy Project, work on which Is scheduled to start late when th nKn" 6lri on of ine govenmeru ooars, it was ne-lleved. No seizures and no ar rests were made by the coast guard, they said. No report wag received of the battle said to have developed Friday off Orosse isle when about 60 shots were fired. 10,300 feet above gra level and Is for the use of the general public.

Albuquerque Khvanians wll have a basket picnic at the cabin on the day of the dedication. "The maRnifloence of the mountain scenery and view overlooking the Rio Grand valley and a portion of New Mexico from this cabin site la the entertainment provided," the letter sent to the clubs by C. H. Stearns, president of the Albuquerque, organization states. "The entertainment committee will serve hot dog sandwiches, coffee, and lemonade.

No speeches- nothing to detract from the Inspiration of tho Indescribable scenery." Mr. Stearns called tho attention of members of tho Santa Fe club to the road from Santa Fe to the cabin by way of Cerrillog and San Antonlto and then over tho Sandla loop drive. Grading work on the Western AJf Express' r.ew airport west of the city was begun Saturday afternoon, lfteen men and three tractors are already at work on the Job, The work on the alrpprt will he rushed through as rapidly as possible, Robert O. Roykin. airport engineer for the Western Air express, stated Saturday.

A water well that will furnish water to the port depot and to the flying fleM will be drilled. Prilling machines are being moved to the site and they will begin work Wednesday. The field Is located two and a half miles straight west from the corner of First street and Central avenue near the town of Atrlseo. The airport will be built at a cost ef approximately 75,000. this summer.

M. J. Kohl, sales manager for the company, who has many Albuquerque friends and was here last summer when the subdivision was opeed to the public, Is back with N'adloney. There are two salesmen In the organization now, Mr. Frank Shea and Mr.

Ed Crosby. Tn speaking of Albuquerque and TIJeras Place, Mr. Nadloney says: "During my years In the real estate business, all confined to experience In the southwest, I have never been able to offer property that presented such a positive assurance of profit as does TIJeras Place. "Albuquerque Is simply lined no RTRKSEMAXX IS If.Ti RF.RLIN, June 22 P) Tho mild Illness of Dr. Gu.stav Strcsi mann, German foreign minister, and Chancellor Mueller Saturday prevented a hoped for comprehensive survey on the International situation with relutlon to the young plan on reparations' and the pending political conference to put Into effect.

Dr. Rudolph Hllferd-Ing, minister of finance, addressed the relchstag In behalf of the cabinet, but did little more than enjoin parliament not to create difficulties flor Germany's polltloul negotiators at the coming International conference. Are You Real Estate Conscious? It's a PROFITABLE State of Mind MANY of the nation's great fortunes were foun'de'd on shrewd real estate investments. Starting in a small way, dealing in the safest commodity in the world, these small beginnings grew steadily into great wealth. to 'Jump' In growth.

The recla mation is positively assured and hundreds, yes thousands, will soon be here as a result of the new work offered and the new development that follows In Its wake. "Where will these people live? Naturally they are going to prefer the heights that overlook the valley and nestle at the foot of Albuquerque's two famous and Incom SAVED BY TECHNICALITY SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Because of a legislative committee. In re GASSERS WILL PLAY INSIDE BALL TODAY The Gas and Electrlo baseball team will Journey to Eanta Fe. Sunday afternoon for a match with the penitentiary nine.

The Gassers are leading the Tivlilprbt at present, but Indications are that, the Penmen will give them a bard fight. Any other team, wishing to schedule games with the Penitentiary nine sliould pot In tourh with Bill Reardon, manaer of the Twilight TIGERS-BERM ALILLO GAME SUNDAY WILL LIKELY BE HOT ONE The Albuquerque Timers will go to Bernalillo Sunday for a game with the Rornallllo nine, The Tigers have s'l-enstliened their team With the addition of a new pitch-er, Rlnckie. Jaramlllo will be Used bs a relief hurlep. Tho Tigers have lest three games Ip suecoslon recently and are out to change luck. vising the statutes, failed to Insert th word "blackjack" in the list of dangerous weapons, Robert Pyrd, Si, escaped a possible two-and-a-half-year Jul! sentence here.

He was charged with carrying a blackjack, but his lawyer polhted out that the statutes as revised did not mention the blackjack as a dangerous weapon. league. COLUMBIA OARSMEN parable mountain ranges, the San-dias and Manzanos. "The new TIJeras canyon road, now almost completed, guarantees far more travel Into Albuquerque over the main highway from the east. The great airport, one of the finest In the nation and soon to be one of the most modernly equipped, Is almost a neighbor of Tarkland Hills, Monte Vista, TIJeras Place and Gren.ida Heights, "There will soon be hundreds of people here that will directly depend upon the airport for their living.

They, too, will live In the Heights, many of them In TIJeras Place. "Right now, right on the eve of this vast and tremendous development, wise Investors will get In." There were Jl lots eold this Missouri has nineteen airports. SANTA BARBARA LEGION MEETS BARELAS TIGER NINE AT JLEGI0N PARK The Santa Barbara American Teflon baseball team will play the Barelas Tigers at Legion Park. Sunday afternoon nt 2:30. Admission of 10 rents will be charged to help pay expenses en the diamond.

ils and A. Vl.ill will form the Tiper battery, and the leplnn battery will he composed of M. Garcia nd Sandoval. WIN ENGLISH RACE MARLOW, Fngland, June 12 (P) The crack UO pound crew of Columbia university Friday won the Marlow eights, defeating Twickenham by a length and a quarter In the final after winning two preliminary beats. Time for the sev-t ir-eighths of a mllo was 4 minutes, DO seconds.

Columbia won only after staging a brilliant tpurt to come from behind In the final hundred yards of a thrilling struggle. DR. OTTO J. BEBBER Specialist In the Refraction of the Eyes 10S South Third Street Phone ill for Appointments THE JOURNAL'S BIG REAL ESTATE CLASSIFICATION DAILY AND SUNDAY Offers a tremendous opportunity to buy or sell real estate. Fried by the Sun Hi' Prospective buyers will find a big selection of the "best values" in houses, lots, income, suburban and country property listed in this big marketplace.

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