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1 4WJ ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL ttgt Nine December 15, 1930 CAN YOU BEAT IT? ZJT'- By Maurice Ketten RICHEST MEN IN THE WORLD GLITTER WITH GEMS, ASSEMBLE IN LONDON FOR INDIAN ROVNDTABLE TALKS Today Br ARTHUR BRISBANE (Continued From Fags One) I 1 14. Money Wanted For. A fVoSifc; HE 9) i its fa m. nW A 0 -Tjbf wr mu FARM HII IS It KILLED III THE IB Charles Bannon Confesses to Horrible Crimes at Williston, Four of the Bodies Found WILLISTON, N. Deo.

14 (UP) How he lured members of the Haven family Into their barn so he could kill all six of them one by one was confessed Saturday night by Charles Bannon, 22-year-eld farm hand. Bannon reversed several earlier stories Involving other persons when he explained to authorities that be slons wiped out the previously he implicated Lawrence Faseth, a neighboring farmer of the Haven's, and an unnamed stranger. The latest explanation of how the six Havens mysteriously disappeared ten months aso waa credence by local authorities who released Faseth. With Bannon's confession of sole responsibility for the killings, officials believe that Faseth was re-established. One at a Time Complete bodies of A.

E. Haven, his sons, Daniel, 19. Lelrnd, 16, ana Charles. 3. have been found.

A few bones and some hair was recovered which Investigators believed were portion of the bodies of Mrs. Haven and her six weeks old daughter. Officials here outlined Bannon's confession of how he slew members of the family one at a time as they came into the barn. First Haven was killed, they aid. Bannon had been doing some chores with him.

Then as the sons weru sent out one at a time to see why the others did not return, they were beaten over the head with a hammer or other heavy Instrument. Finally Mrs. Haven and the smaller children were killed. Bannon shoved the bodies Into a shallow trrave under the bsvn. officials said.

Send Trlccnni A telegram was sent to police at Watertown, S. askln? them to look for James Pfinnnn. father of the man held In Williston. He vanished from his farm shortly before his son was detained on embezzlement charpes. It was during hearing on these charges that vountr rtnnnon astnnlfrtorl the court by confessing that he helped bury the six members of the Haven family.

George Lane. Portland, a brother of Mrs Haven, was the cause of the embezzlement proceedings when he asked a search for his sister's family Lane said Bannon had no right to sell hogs from the farm as he was doing. Neighbors of the Havens said they they believed Bnnnnn was looking after the Haver's farm property while they were on a long trip. 1 OAN wanted $3,600 on food city real- dence, also J2.f"0 on another goon ty residence. Cull W.

Copper. 5. Money to Loan IONEY on hlKh clasa Improved city property. Bci journal. 6.

For Sale or Trade Babbits tor sale or trade for ear. J070-W. 3UR-ROOM house, newly remodeied, modern eicept heat. Phone 841. R.

7. Musical instruments roi rent. Phone 126W A NTEH-- I'hnn. III'' OR SALE Trombone, 130.00. 411 Lin coln.

Phone U5H-W. ARDAIN Harvard piano, first claet condition. I9 cash Phone at. 8. Let's Trade ILL trade good Nasi, touring car for good piano.

one 1171. ERHAP8 you have a business tnai you want to dispose of or probably want to aell balf intereet An Inex- eniive ad in the journal cisssm.a lumns will do th Uicn. rnone LET'S TRADE hava a list of over loo piecee oi Imnertv owneri by teople living In i liferent towns In statea. If you own I roperty aome place ele and want to I -ade It for property here, let ua (boot It. Huat-Benneti inc.

hone 110 lit N. Third Bt OTING MACHINE AIDS WISCONSIN S0L0NS IN SPEEDING THEIR WORK MADISON, Dec. 14 (UP) -Member, ot tha Wisconsin aa-embly vote red, white or green, An electric voting machine, op-rated by push buttons on the esks of the 100 lawmakers, elirnl-aiei the necessity ot roll calls nd expedites legislation. The face of the machine bears he names of all members. Op-oslte each name are three tiny lectrlc lights, red, green and thlte.

This apparatus Is located the edge of the balcony on one Jde of the assembly chamber trhere It can be seen by all members. Dissenters vote with the "reds." The "ayes" are white. A green ote Indicates that a member has aired with a colleague on the sub-ect In question. An exact count of the "ayes" ind "noes" Is recorded by the machine Instantly and Indicated by a lial on the speaker's desk. In a room behind the face of the roting machine, a photostatic apparatus makes several copies of Jie list of assemblymen showing low they voted.

I Usual procedure Is reversed on tt. Patrick's day and the machine nvarlably blazes with green In-itead of white lights as the mem-ers record their presence on the rustomary roll call. In the senate, where there are nly 83 members, the clerk still alls the roll. Journal Want Ads Pay WHAT'S IU THAT do? OHIY SCr KIPS I tL X. S.

3 newspaper, would like you to know that Oakland doesn't propose to take any "depression" ylng down. Yesterday, Mr. Anthony Zukor broke ground for a new (1,000,009 Oakland theater, which Is part of the 20,000,000 building program now under way In Oakland In Alameda county. Uncle Sam starts his new Oakland postoffica In January. Those that ran build should build, with ths government setting a good example.

WESTERN CATTLEMEN DOING BETTER THAN IN REST OF COUNTRY PAN FRANCISCO. Deo. 14 OP) Delegates to the Joint convention of the California Jaiemen's association and the Western Cattle Marketing association were told Saturday western cattlemen are "riding out" the business depression better than owners in other parts of the country. Reports were read to substantiate this statement. The two day session of nearly 400 delegstcs from California, Arlaona, Nevada, Now Mexico.

Utah and Oregon cams to an end Saturday night with election of officers. E. F. Forbes of Marysvllle, Cal was reelected president and genersl manager of the Joint organizations. 1 A is rr a VEy Tory should not have hitched himself up.

Europe should not go to war, and Prof. Einstein should not expect us to prevent the nations from fighting each other. That Is their business, not ours. Ha would not say: "I wish some American would prevent my fighting a friend In Poland." Congressman Tllson says the Mc-Nary bill is ths "dole" In disguise. For some reason every professional "100 per cent American" seems to have a horror ot the dole.

Ia tha dole so much worse than ths bread line? Is It better to let a man stand in 11ns two or three hours to get a miserable cup ot coffee and a piece ot bread than to jive him and his family, with out waste, and directly, enough to kssp from starving THAT IS, IK YOU REALLY WANT TO KEEP HIM FROM STARVING. Why worry so much about the dots It you hava oondlUons that demand It? By the way, Senator Borah warns this government that, if It Insists on boycotting Russia, and hamper ing trad with Russia, somebody else will get the trade that Russia, with decent treatment, would give to us. And If that happens, ac cording to Senator Borah, we real ly shall have the dole. Wisely he advises developing, not restricting, trade. Ths soviet with Its theories is no worse than tha cms, with their KNOUT.

For your health's sake remember the statement ot an able doctor: "Sugar is the best muscle food." Ths heart Is a muscle and It Illness has weakened that muscle, see that you have plenty of sugar or of food or drink containing sugar. If you are tired In ths afternoon, a piece ot chocolate, or a purs can dy, or a drink well sweetened, will help to dispel fatigue and supply renewed vigor. The man or woman past BO, sc cording to the late Dr Murphy, great Chicago surgeon, should find time In the middle ot the day or early afternoon for a nap, how ever short. Ten or even five mln utei will restore nervous energy and prolong life. It was because he would not take his own advice and moderate his ceaseless working, that Dr.

Murphy died too young. R. A. Carrlngton, publisher the Oakland Post-Enquirer, active a race of warriors snd I will bow the knee of the king emperor, but to none other," The most romantlo of all the delegates Is the Gaekwar of Bar-oda, the shepherd boy who became an Indian prince. It Is narrated that when a successor to the throne of Baroda was being sought he with two other shepherd boys was brought to the palace.

He was asked for what purpose he had come and answered with all the ancient prldo of his ReJput an cestry: "I have been brought to be made maharajah." 1930 TEXACO NATIONAL ROAD TIIE Eastern rjortion of this route is discussed in another issue o( this paper, and leaving westward from the Arkansas line comes 28.5 miles graveled through Broken How to Idabel; 30 miles graveled to Fort Towson; 19 miles graveled; 7 miles asphaltic; 21.5 miles graveled; 8.5 miles concrete and 13 miles asphaltic to traverse 2 miles of Durant streets, which we leave over 1 mile of concrete and 27.5 miles graveled to Madill. Then 15.5 miles concrete; 5 miles graveled 6 miles concrete and 2 miles of Ardmore streets. Then 7 miles asphaltic; 12 miles graveled and 31 miles earth toWaurika continuing over 9.5 miles earth; 10 miles concrete and 37 miles earth to Randlctt, leaving but 8 miles earth to the Red River Bridge on which is the Texas-Oklahoma State Line. The total distance in OKLAHOMA Is 301 miles. a Then 21.7 miles concrete through Burkbumett to Wichita Falls; 51 miles concrete to Vernon; 29.4 miles earth to Crowell; 41.7 miles earth to Paducah; 18.9 miles earth and 12.9 miles concrete to Mata'a; 67.3 miles earth through Floydada to Plainvicw, and 83.9 miles earth through Mule-shoe to Farwel, with 3.3 additional miles of earth to the New Mexico-Texas State Line.

The total distance In TEXAS Is 339.3 mil'- 1 I -S-tw 11 Our A HECHAmCAL. rvpsM'T i rr ERqiCE I I WAS TRYlKCjr To rrTUrfp houie. Ths father Is serving a sentence In the Portland rock pile, on a conviction ot violating ths prohibition law. SCENIC STAGES. Inc.

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Rid tha Busses; Sava Time and Money Terminals In Alhnqncrqos Comhs Hotel, Franciscan Hotel, Pick. wick nua Station and Union Bus Station. CHA8. T. TOWNBEND, Manager Koewell.

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Kulnn, Fori Sumner, l'lnls, 'nrtiilrs, hnaw.ll. El Fasti, I'lulnvlasr, Lubbock, Hereford. Mnrlartr ma? ALBUQUERQUE jounriAL PHONE 66 KECHAMCAL. I ML JdHSlI VfXl DKOrCc IT- PIONEER PANHANDLE CATTLE BARON DEAD DALHART, Deo. 14 W) O.

H. Nelson. SI, pioneer Panhandle Cattle baron, died hers Saturday. He cams to Texas In ths early tlghteen-elghtles from Burlln-gams, and became a member of ths Pioneer cattle firm of Finch, Lord and Nelson, which owned ths 98 ranch In Carson county on ths Red river, near Memphis, Texas. Nelson brought ths first purs-bred Hereford bulls into tha Panhandle and was ths organizer of Amarlllo's first csttls show.

TWO CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH IN HOME BEND, Deo. 14 (UP) Two grandchildren were burned to death here Saturday night while their mother was visiting a near neighbor. Estell, i (a boy) and Orsce, on year old, were found dead In ths horns after firemen stopped the blase which started from an overheated chimney. Their mother, Mrs. Frank E.

McDsnlels, becams hysterical when sh returned to discover her horns In flames' snd ha', to bs forcibly restrained from entering ths blaring Service id passing a school during school recess; or when approaching and crossing an intersection of highways where the driver's view la obstructed; ot in going around curves or through business sections, the speed shall not exceed 15 miles per hour. Through residential sections, 20 miles aa hour is an acceptable pace. Before turning right hold vour arm straight out from the shoulder with your hand pointed upward from the elbow. Before turning left hold your arm straight out Before stopping point your arm downward and move your hand back and forth slowly. The driver approaching on your right has the right-of-way.

It is due to the kindly co-operation of the Highway Departments of the states traversed that we are able to give this authentic description to our readers. firM WNeV. SVJ3 will EM 1 1 New National tMtmttagmf Ml Hi fast PRACTICAL AND ATTRACTIVE OP LONDON. Dec. The Taat wealth of the proverbial Croesus, the splendor of Solomon snd ancient Babylon, the treasures of Egypt, all these things are as child's play compared to the possessions of the Indian maris-rajahs now gathered In London for the round table conference on the future of India.

Among them Is the richest man In the world, the Maharajah of Kashmir, who outstrips even our own American multimillionaires. He wore a Jewel-studded robe valued at fifteen million dollars at King George's coronatloll. Marble for Wife Another ruler, when he married his fourth wife, built a fairy palace of white marble for her reception and summoned the might of India to his nuptials. Another, the Maharajah of Dholpur. ruler of an ancient state, tours his dominions with a barbaric retinue which Includes saluting elephants, gold and silver decorated camels and hunting cheetahs, retainers In ancient armor, guns drawn by white bullocks, palanquins and bands of cavalry and Infantry accoutered In the picturesque equipment of Oriental medievalism.

Yet another, the Maharajah of Rewa, has converted his state Into a model of progressive ad- For Sister UNIQUE CIIRIfTMAS OIFT8 AT WRIGHT'S TRADING POST The Indian Bulldlnx opposite post office It's like visiting the reservations. JEWELRY, CURIOS and MOCCASINS A LOT IN MONTE VISTA" Riun a bua For Family RiDB A BUS GO TO BOLDT'S FOI. TOUR CHRISTMAS EHOPPINO Good Booka, Bibles. (lifts BAPTIST BOOK FTORB 210 West (Joid Chow Puppies. Highly pedigreed, spln did watch nd companions.

Very 204 Fouth Maple. TAW'a" RADINO" POST For Genuine Indian Products. Lot help you select gift requirements. CANDIES in delightful i-hrltmas boie for every member of the family. THE HRIIIIAND PH A RM ACT CANARIES, CHOICE, $5.00 Specially priced for Christmas.

1101 Oiford Phone J41S-J. D. CHACON A COMPANY ReHe-tous Ooorts. Picture Framing It Order. Rosaries, Player Boka Telephone 774J 20S South SeconO WIIAT gift would he more appreciated than a new DURANT7 "Let ua talk It er." BROWN MOTOR CO.

Phone 78 NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS As a Christmas (lift, a Year's Subscription to the ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Will constantly rerr.lnd your friends OI your thoughifulnese. Ne Better gift flrnulatlnn department. Phone nr 7 MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY Have everything electric for the home. Radios Toa.t.rs. Percolators, Sweeperi and Washing Machines.

LEATHER GIFTS Gifts In genuine lenthor are well worth Wheary nushtoned top wardrobe trunks, hsndhags. purses, glsdstones. gripe, hat boles, women's week-end noses, fitted end unfitted, and a thousand small gifts In lestber In the latest styles epd of guaranteed quality. Keleher Leather Co. 4o West Centra! Avenue it A DiOSA URYT 1NO MUSICAL i ne KAJMMI mlnlstrative efficiency, but he still retains among his officers of state a lord high executioner, clad In spiked Insljmla of mailed vengeance and carrying; a Jeweled scimitar to strike terror Into ths hearts of ths cringing; subjects of his lord and master.

The human brain reels st the material wealth which Is represented by the delegation. Pear! and diamond and sapphire and ruby necklaces, worth untold millions, are as eommon amonr them as trinkets in a popular Jeweler's Bhop. Rnler's Pearl Necklace The Maharajah of Patiala. head of the delegation, and undisputed chieftain of all the slkhs, Is the only man In the world who owns a pearl necklace worth a million pounds. His diamonds and pearls and rubles transcend the fabled opulence of Aladdin's csve.

His palaces are miniature cities, his retinues armies. Even his dogs live In a luxury at which the whole east marvels. He has blazed roads through the Junple to carry him to his shooting boxes. Once when he entertained a viceroy, fifty elephants bore the party through the Junirle to hunt leopards, black bucks and pigs. A regiment of his own lancers clattered alongside as escort snd 3,000 of his Infantry were turned out as beaters for his shoot.

In spite of It all he boasts of his simple life. When he CRme to London In 1928 his chief fneto-tume was his curry cook, who was brought from Patiala In deference to the maharajah's dislike for the elaborate cuisine of English hotels. Second, perhaps, In Influence at the conference, but first In wealth and pomp In India, comes Sir Har! EIngh, Maharajah of Kashmir, ruler of 80,000 square miles and lord and master of the destinies of three snd one-half million people. Kashmir Is the world's treasure house. Playground of India, land of love songs, an emersld valley set amid the pearly peaks ot the snow-capped Himalayas, It Is the nearst approach on earth to Eden.

The Maharajah of Kashmir Is the richest man In the world. His wealth Is so tremendous that even the late Lord Cur-zon, who never was known to have lost his Imperturbability, was staggered when he saw the rajah's treasure chambers. There In huge chests snd cup-hoards lay a glittering mast of Jewels the. value of which no man had ever made a computation. On one long round table lay a heap of ten thousand rubles and ten thousand emeralds.

The rajah explained that he kept the rubles and emeralds on the table for show, Lord Curzon spoke of their commercial value. "I have no doubt millions of pounds sterling could be realized on them If put Into commerce," said Lord Cursort. "I know," replied the rajah, "but then I couldn't have anything to look at." The might of his dynasty, the prido of his race, the msgnlfl-eence of his gems, the rainbow hues of his superb uniforms and the dazzling folklore which has grown out of the prowess of his ancestors have all combined to envelop him In a roseate haze of pure romance. The Kashmiris, when he emerges from the seclusion of his city palace with a train of gorgeously caparisoned elephants, bow the knee and hide their faces In the belief that he Is more divine than human. Dress of Gold When as a boy he was page to Lord Curzon, his golden robe and pearl chain cost a million pounds.

At King Oeorge's Durbar he wore a rtrr's of gold glistening with diamonds worth fifteen million dollars. The Sahib of Nawanagar, who Is Also In London, owns a Jeweled throne which Is guarded by chained cheetahs and leopards. The Maharajah of Rfkamer, sol dier and patriot, represents another tradition. When th loyalty of th Indian prlorcs. ws rha'lnged dur ing the war be declared: "My life Is the king's command.

I come of I uuotrim yA ft A 4 vMsto1 opavuKM Jwaiigg For Brother A LOT IN MONTE VISTA RIDE A BUS A RAMBLER. I.IBERTT OR CHAMPION BICYCLE FOR THE BOY DANIELSON'S, 225 SOUTH 8E-OND INDIAN. Iver Johnson, Del.uxe Blcyclea. Football. Bsshelhsll, Baseball Equip, ment.

Model Airplane Kits, CYCLE CO. 207 Fouth Fecond FOUR TO FORTY Tricycles and ricyclee for all sgs. Vary special Christmas prices. DDKB CITV SHOP West Silver For Baby RIDE A BUS PUPPIES Wlree, Boetons. An Ideal Christinas rift, Pnone 0S R1.

KlltnilC ITa'rS, VvTijonsl Veloclpedat! Autos. Scootere, Small Bleyclea. SIMONSON CYCLE CO. 207 South Second Bring the Kl idles to MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANX And visit the moat complete Toyland In Albuquerque For "Him" RIDE A HI'S I.EATIIF.R Ci.s's, Boots. Breeches.

Ties. Cloves. Dreus hlrts Wool Shirts Binoculars. Reedcr's Army Stori. no! ett'e f.

i i feVs" i CloTdsTTT. bacco Pouches for the "hoy friend" at TH EH( 1 1 1 LA DJPH A A CV OIJNS and Ammunlllon, HuntlnR Coats snd Boats. Flhln Tsckla. Everything for the SPORTSMAN. lMOJSON CO.

207 South Second CIGARS. UNi I DOR K' I i'KS. l7f CASES AND LI'lHTEKH, Mils BAYLORS rnoi-OI ATES NATIONAL CIGAR STORE First Nst onai Bok Building For "Her" RIDE A Bt'9 Wo.VircN'8 Hiring Boots. Bree. hes Reerter's Army Ptjre.

OVERS I'Tht" Fltfert Case! bur-prices are the lowest an ousltty the neet CROWN JEWELRY STORE ion West Central Avenue FANCY CHRIhTMAS BOXES FO UAILINO APPKTIZINtl LUNCHES KIM MEL KANDY KITCHEN Two Blocks East of the Phone 2Ja For Sister TOILET Fets st reduced prices for the CROWN JEWELRY STORE 191 Central Are. For Father OIFT8 TOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Senuln Coin Sliver Inlinn-mndo Jew. llry, Blniri, Bracfela, Pendente. Neck-lacee, Brooches, 20 per cent Discount Navajo timet, 'aaketa, Pottery. MAISEL'S INDIAN TRADING POST Oppoelte Alvararlo Hotel 117 S.

Flret bt. A LOTIN MONTE VISTA RIDE Bt'S I JEWELER LKATHEH BILL FOLD AT KA UN'S 109-111 Nnrih First Tlee, Scarfs, Hari1kerohlefe, Sllpperi A PA1 of "rorrcc'tljr fn ledGljiVe would he (treatlv appreclaled. Phone about rhrlstmas Olft Plan. DR. CHESTER BEBBER Sunshine IlulMlng CHRISTMAS TRKKS, end 6o each.

Pee rniTiHey, North Fourth street at Indian School roa'l. Here are the eiugesttona that will simplify your Chrleimaa ehnppmg. id every one of thei ads In the OHRIKTMAS GIFT PtViCKBTION column and ynu will find appropriate Klfl for every memrcr of the family Watr-h ihli list every day until Chnstmae day for new Ideas. For Mother A LOT IN MONTE VISTA RltH! A HI'S HOYI.EH JEWEI.EK BETH THOMAS Cl.Ot KB AT A HN 109 111 North Flret Stocklnss. Blippere, Gloves, Dreieei.

Coal a Kare Perfumes, Vanities, Dresser Bets. Stationery Gifts that appeal to the feminine nlnd et THP! HIHHI.AND PHAHMACT A PAIR Of cnriertiy would be srestly apprn-lsted. Phone about Christmas (lift Plan. DR CHESTER BEBBER Sunshine Hulidtna BUT YOURn rt heiTe and save noney All prices reduced to raise cash during holiduya. CROWN JEWELRY STORE 101 Vei fenttai Avenue WUbliltMI-: mnlher', kitchen wlln Peer'eea Bulu In Flxfurm.

Costs vou nothing for sdvlce pni and details, BUILT-IN EQUIPMENT Co. J07 West Copper Phnn IS0 THE APPROPRIATE GIFT FOR MOTHER Can he fund amcria thee gift suBaes tlons. Welch this column for new holl. ij Idea, REPORTS U. S.

HIGHWAY NO. 70 Next comes 36 miles earth; 4.5 miles oiled; 30 miles graveled and 0.5 miles concrete through Clovis, Melrose and Tolar to Fort Sumner, with 20 miles graveled and 40 miles earth to Vaughn. Then 10 miles oiled; 39 miles graveled and 5 miles earth to Willard: 43 miles earth; 46 miles graveled to Socorro; 35 miles graveled i miles oiled and 69 miles earth to Quemado, leaving but 29.7 miles graveled to the Arizona- New Mexico State The total distance In NEW MEXICO is 410.7 miles, as From the Line, through Springer-ville, St. Johns and the edge of the Petrified lorest, to Holbrook and the junction of Usway 66, is 110.4 miles graveled. at All states require that when approaching grade crossings where the driver's view Is obstructed; or when a STATE NORTH CAROLINA TENNESSEE ARKANSAS OKLAHOMA TKXAS NEW MEXICO ARIZONA 4 KM TtXACO UAOl PERTINENT LEGAL FACTS SPEED LIMIT CAS TAX 45 5c 30 5c 35 4c 4.i 4c 45 43 if 35 Sitlossl Rra 111 11,1.

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