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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL'
November 9, 1922
COUNTY GIVES
2,400 LEAD TO
THE DEMOCRATS
Continued frnro i'itgi: Oue.
s.rvcrnor. Cialksos, 10n; IJaoa, 358.
for secretary of slut.1. IXt, Ceoi-Res,
Itu: Chacon. 3 4!'. I' or supreme
court, Harncs, ISO; Bi'atton, Soli,
'"nr land commissioner, Muller,
17 7; Baca. 34'!. l.''or attorney (rcn-
ir;tl, Sedillo. 155; llolmmk, -3HJ
For stale auditor, I-'elgado, 16S
A'itiil, ui2. I'or state trc,-mire
Matson, t'37; Corbln, 239. Vor hii-
poriiiteiident of si'lioolu, lllaney,
1 07 ; ' lYklup, 355. Vov corporation
commissioner. Hill, 1S3; Motitoya.
3 13,, KeiiresentatiYcs, Well. 23 2;
Criego, 301; Mohr. 20S; Jordi, 3 I ,".;
Camlelariu, 11"; Chaves, 370. l'or
Rlreriff, Lewis, "OS; Zutiioiu, 339,
VW probate .ledge, Sanchez. 217;
MftCtolhui, 4 OS. Vor assessor.
Hnbboll, 475, For treasiirrr. Gar
cia y Sanchez., ITS; Hwopo, 3fi3.
For county school supi rintendent
liurkc, 21T; Monloya 315. ''or
county clerk, Werner, 141; Harris.
3U3. For Kii'veor. Koss, ,11'J. For
commissioner.". KlrnI district, Her
rera, Armijo, 370; Second dis
trict, aomiiro, J -0; liezeniek, 414;
Third district, Itankiu, 19:!; Uutt,
34 7.
rrci im t 12 21).
lor senalor, l'uviu, ii3: J ones,
34, l or consn'sH, Warren, 27,";
Morrow, 37ti. For governor. Hill,
230; Ilinkle. 417. I'or lieutenant
governor. (.JuIIobos, 250; Baca, 377,
Kor secretary of state, lies Georges,
24l; Clincon, 3M5. For supreme
court, Jiarnes, 252; Bratton, 3Uo,
Fur commissioner of lundH, Mul
ler, 277; Buca, 3ti5. For attorney
general, Sedlllo, 230; Helmick,
41(i. For auditor, .Delgado, L'70;
Vigil, 303. For treasurer, MatHoo,
$61; Corhin, 2S2. For Kiuiertn
tondent of instruction. Blunry, 227;
Kckles, 41C. For corporation com
missioner, Hill, 270; llontoyu, 364.
For representative, Weil, 307;
Crieeo, 325; Mohr, 307; Jordi,
325; Candelaria, 212; Chave, 420.
For- sheriff, l.wlf, 2DS; Zamora,
302. For probate judKe, (Sanchez,
.191; McClellan, 46U. For HHsewur,
Jlubbell, 353. I'or treasurer, Uar
cia y Sanchez, 277; Swope, 373. For
school HUporintendent, Burke, 314;
Montoya, 340. l''or county clerk.
Werner, 210; Harris, 442. Fur sur
veyor, Hots, 403. For commis
sioner First district, Herrera, 240;
Armijo, 390; Ktcond district. Rom
ero, 1S5; Bizemek, 404; Third di
trict, JtanUin, I'M); Butt, 302.
Precinct lit A (Old AlhiMiurrqu'cl
Vov mnntor, Davis, 373; Jones,
.128. For congress, Warren, 385;
Morrow, 3 IS. For governor. Hill,
.171; HlnkK 320. For lieutenant
governor, GalkROs, 370: Baca, 315.
I'or secretary of state, Des Georges,
33S; Chacon, 350. For supreme
court, Barne, 375; Bratton, 319.
For commissioner of lands, Muller,
370; Baca, 3,20. For attorney Ken
era!, isedlllo, 3S1; Helmick, ,313.
I'or auditor, Delgado, 2!0; Vigil,
311. For treasurer, Mataon, 410;
Corbln, 290. For superintendent
of schools, lUtincy, 307: Kckles,
315. l.'or corporation commission,
Hill, 37s; Motitoya, 3 13. For rep
resentative, Weil, 370; Grlcgo,
321; .Molir. 3i5; Jordi, 300; Can
delaria, 305: Chaez, 335. For
sheriff. Bonis, 300; .aniora, 340.
For probate .liuitre, Sanchez, 3 SO; I probate
McClellan, 309. For assessor, Hub
bell, 40S. For county treasurer,
Garcia y .Sanchez. 3S2: Stvope, 415.
I'or school superintei.deut, Burke,
37 7; Montoya, 322. For county
clerk. Werner, 399; Harris, 301.
For county surveyor. Boss, "42.
For commissioner. First district,
Ilerrem. 301: Armijo, 328; Sec
ond district, Rnniro, 415; Bize
mek, 389; Third district, Rankin,
3S2; Butt. 315,
I'roolnct l.", Simla Tlaibaia.
Vor senator, Davis, 1ST: Jones,
242. Tor congress, Warren, 191;
Morrow, 237, Fur ,overnor. Hill,
181; IlinkK 215. For lieutenant
(rovernor, UttlleRos, 181: Baca, 245.
I'or secretary of state. Pes Georges,
ISO; Chacon, 245. For supreme
court, Barnes, 1SS2; Bratton, 241.
For commissioner of lands, Mul
ler, 181; Bhcb, 245. For attorney
Benoral, Sedlllo, 1 S8: Uelniiok,
237. For auditor, Delgado, 190;
ViKil, 237. For treasurer, Matson,
194: Corbln. 232. For superin
tendent of schools, Blaney, 182;
Kckles, 242. For corporation com
missioner, Hill, 177; Montoya, 252.
For representative, Weil. 1S7;
GrieKO, 255; Molir. IS"; Jordi, 235;
Candelarlo, 1S7; Chaves. 242. For
sheriff, I,cwis. 164; Zamora, 260.
For probate judge, Sanchez, 194;
.McClellan. 23S. For county asses
sor, Hubbell, 192. For treasurer,
Garcia y Sanchez, 188: Swope,
249. For school superintendent.
Burke. 179: Montoya, 253. I'or
count v clerk. Werner. 19
Matson, 220; Corbln, 31$. For
superintendent of insl ruction,
Blaney, 161; Kckles. 307. For
corporation commission, Hill, 104;
Montova, SC5. For vepret nla
tives, Weil, 3 S3; arioso. 343;
Mohr, 177: Jordi, 349; Cundolnrio,
150; Chaves, 379. For sheriff,
Lewis, 193; Zamora, 341. For
Judge, .Sanchez, 17S: Mc
Clellan. 359. For assessor. Hub-
bell, 207. For treasurer. Garcia y
Sanchez, 1S6; Kwope, 350. For
school superintendent, Burks, 17U;
Montova, ,307. For clerk, Wer
ner, 183: Harris, 352. For sur
veyor, Boss. S93. For commis
sioner. First district. Hen-era,
154; Armijo, 307. Second dis
trict, Jtomero, J 44: JVzemek, 2S0.
Third district, Bankin, 163; Butt,
307.
VrtiiiKtf ifl '-n.
For senator, Davis, 310: Jonesy
651. Vor congressman, Warren,
337; Morrow, 653. I'or governor,
Hill, 291: HInkle, 713. For lieu
tenant sovernor, Gullegos. 308;
Baca, 6G1. For secretary of state,
Georges, 309: Chacon, GC4. For
supreme court, Barnes. 31 S: Brat
ton, 667. For land commissioner,
Muller, 828; Baca. 616. I'or at
torney general, Sedlllo. 307: Jle!
mlck, 677. Auditor, Delgario, 38;
Vigil, 624. Treasurer, Matson,
462: Corbln. 634. For superin
tendent of schools. Blimey, 306;
KekleB, 673. For corporation com
missioner, Hill. 350; Montoya,
623. For representative. Weil,
411: Griego, 567: Mohr, 309;
Jordi, 579; . Candelarlo, 296;
Chaves. 673. For sheriff, Lewis,
S94; Zamora. 603. i'or probate
judge, Sanchez. 295: McClollan,
696. For assessor, Hubbell, 455.
For treasurer. Garcia y Sanchez,
338: Sivnno, 099. For school su-
I oerintendent. Burke, 366; lion-
229. For surveyor. Boss, 2.il. 1 o:
commissioner. First district. Tier
rem, 185; Armijo, 240; Second dis
19 9: Bezemek,
Kankln, ISO; Butt,
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XXX, care Journal.
triet. Itomero,
Third district,
241.
l'reilni t 2;, Ln Tijora.
For senator. Davis. 70; Jones,
50. For congress.' Warren, 70; I
Morrow, !i0. For governor, Hill,
70; Hinklr. 50. For lieutenant
governor, Colleges. 70: Baca, 50.
I'or secretary ot state, Hes
Georges, 67: Chacon, 5.1. For su
preme court. Barnes. 71: Bratton,
4 9. For land commissioner, Mul
ler, 70; Baca, 50. I'or attorney
general, Sedillo. 7l : Helmfck, 49.
For auditor, Delgado. 70; Vigil,
50. I'or treasurer. Matson, DO;
Corbin, 50. For superintendent of
school, Blaney, 70: Kckles, 50.
For corporation commissioner,
Hill. 69; Montoya. 51. For repre
iitativc. Weil. 70; Grlego. 50;
Mf.br. 70; Jordi. 50: Candplarlo,
69; Chaves, 5.1. For sheriff, Lewis,
52: Zamora. OS. For probate
judge. Sanchez. 70; McClellan, 60.
For assessor. Hubbell. 120. Vor
treasurer. Garcia y Sanchez. 64;
Hwope. 50. For school superin
tendent, Burke, 50: Montoya, 70.
For clerk, Werner, 71: Harris,
49. For surveyor, 50, For com
missioner. First district. Ilurrera,
60; Armijo, 58. Second district.
Bomero, 65; Bezemek. 55. Third
district, nankin, 63; Butt, 57.
I'n-clnct 23. Sun Aiitunito.
For senator, Pavis. 74; Jones, j I'rcclnct. 4
29. For congress, Warren, r4;
I l ova, 660. For cieru, werner,
312: Harris, 689. For surveyor,
Boss, 667. For commissioner,
First district. Herrcra, 295; Ar
mijo, 672. Second district, 240;
Hezcmek, 760. Third district,
Kankin, 338; Butt, 659.
I'riM'lmjt , Ijis I'mlMao.
For Senator.; Davis, 92; Jones,
68. For congressman: Warren,
114; Morrow, 46. For governor;
Hill. 97: Hinkle, 63. For lieu
tenant governor: Gallegos, 91;
Baca. 69. For secretary of slate;
Dcs Georges, 91; Chacon, 69. For
auditor: Delgado, 01: Vigil, 69.
For treasurer: Matson, 93: Cor
bin. 67. For attorney general: .Se
dlllo. 95: Helmick, 65. For state
superintendent: Blaney, 91: Kckles,
69. For land commissioner: Mul
ler. 90; Baca, 70. For supreme
Justice: Burner, 91: Mrral
ton, 69. For corporation commis
sioner: Hill. 90: Montoya. 70. For
representative: Well, 93; Mohr. 91;
Candelaria, 93tf Chavez. 65; Jordi,
69: Griego, 66. Commissioner,
district : Herrera, 101; Armijo,
59; district 2: Bomero, 96; Beze
mek, 63; district 3: Kankin, 91:
Butt, 69. For probata Judge: San
choz, 5S; McClellan, 71. For coun
ty clerk; Werner, 92; Harris. 0,
For sheriff: Lewis, 77: Zamora,
83. For assessor: Hubbell, 90;
For treasurer: Garcia y Sanchez,
9$; Kwope, 62. For county super
intendent, Burke, 40: Montoya, 120.
For surveyor, Itos, 57.
Jtanchos dc Albuquer
que
triet 1, Htrrera, 21": Armijo, 230; i
district 2, Romero, 231; Bezemek,
216; district 3. Kankin, 281; Butt,
222. For probate judge: Sanchez.
253; McClellan, 196. For county
clerk: Werner, 235; Harris, 212.
For sheriff: Lewis, 215: Zamora,
238. For assessor: Hubbell, 283.
For treasurer Garcia y Sanchez;
163: Swope. 191. For county su
perintendent: Burke, 204; Montoya,
251. I'or surveyor. Boss, 227.
I'rocTwt 8, I,os Grli'gog.
For senator: Jones, 221; Davis,
1S5. For congressman; Morrow,
2i5: Warren, 144. For governor:
Hinkle, 220;, Hill, 137. For lieu-'
tenant governor: Tiaea, 218; Gal
legos. 140. For secretary of state:
Chacon, 218; Des Georges, 138.. For
auditor:' Vigil, 217; Delgado, 141.
For treasurer: Corbln, 213; Mat
son, 111. Vor attorney general
Helmick, 221; Sedillo. 197. For
state superintendent: Kckles, 218;
Blaney, 138. For land cjjmmts
slotier: Baca. 219: Muller, 140.
I'or supreme justice: Bratton, 218;
Bariipfi, .138. For corporation com
missioner: Montoya. 217; Hill,
110, For representative: Well,
I3:; Jordi. 216; Mohr, 141; Griego.
224: Chavez, 208; Candelaria, 151.
I'or commissioner District 1, Ar
mijo, 214; Herrera, 145; district. 2,
Bezemek. 216; Itomero, 14 3: dis
trict, 3, Butt, 219; Rankin, 142. For
probate judge: McClellan, 217;
Sanchez, 151. For county clerk.
Harris, 213: Werner, 143. For
sheriff: Zamora, 235; Lewis, 123
For assessor: Hubbell, 365. For
treasurer: Swope, 229: Sanchez,
143. For superintendent: Burke:
116; Montoya, 243. For surveyor:
Ross, 365.
I'rcfliiet 20, Division 1-D.
A vote on Division 1-D In Pre
cinct 26, with some of the figures
on stato candidates lacking, fol
lows: For senator: Davis, 57: Jones,
164. For congress: Warren, 60:
Morrow. 161. For governor: Hill,
51: Hinkle. 170, For supreme Jus
tine: Barnes; 67: Bratton, 154.
For treasurer: Matson, 94; Corbin,
127. For representative. Well,
134; Griego, 81; Molir. 132; Jordi,
93; Candelaria, 116; C'nvez, 175.
For county commissioner First
district: Herrera, 48: Armijo, 173;
second district, Romero, 4 7; Beze
mek, 174; third district, Rankin,
37; Butt, 184. For treasurer: San
chez, 104: Swope, 117. For county
clerk: Werner, 56; Harris, 165.
For sheriff: Lewis. 88; Zamora,
133,. For school superintendent:
Uurke. 87: Montoya, 154. For
probate judge: Sanchez, 49; Mc
Clellan, 132.
I'rccJnct I', Tlanclios dt; Atrisco,
I'or senator, Davis, 120; Jones,
2 29. For congressman, Warren,
91; Morrow, 230. For governor,
lllil, 90; Hinkle, 230. For lieu
tenant governor, Gallegos, 86;
Baca, 231.- For secretary of state,
Des Georges, 84; Chacon, 233, For
auditor, Delgado, SO; Vigil, 227.
For treasurer, Matson, JOI; Cor
bin. 218. For attorney general,
Sedillo, 94: Helmick, 228. For
state superintendent, Blaney, 82;
Kckles, 230, For land commis
sioner, Muller, 81: Baca, 236. For
supreme justice, Barnes, 91; Brat
ton, 230. For corporation commis
sioner, Hill, S8; Montoya, 231, For
representative, Well, 92; Grlcgo,
227; Mohr, 94; Jordi, 225: Candel
aria, 84; Chavez, 233. For com
missioner, district 1, Armijo. 302;
Herrera, 22; district 2. Koinero,
84: Bezemek. 234: diatrict 3. Ran
kin, SS: Butt, 231. For probate
judge, Sanchez, 107; McClellan. 209.
For county clerk. Werner, 93; Har
ris. 226. For sheriff, Lewis, 74;
Zamora, 231. For assessor, Hub
bell. .327, I'or treasurer. Garcia y
Sanchez. 94: Swope, 225. For
county superintendent. Burke. 65;
Montova, 218. For surveyor, Ross,
327.
.'rcc-liict 3, Alameda.
For senator, Davis, 145: Jones,
135. I'or congress, Warren, 156;
Morrow, 124. For governor. Hill,
140; Hinkle, 134. For lieutenant
governor, Gallegos, 146: Baca, 134.
For secretary of stato, Des Georges.
13S; Chacon. 14 2. .I'or supreme
court. Barnes. 14j; Bratton, Kin.
For auditor, Delgado, 148; Vigil,
132. For state treasurer, Matson,
148: Coililu. 132. I'or attorney
general, Sedillo. 153; Helmick, 127.
For superintendent of public in
struction. Blaney, 148; Kckles, 132.
For land commissioner, Muller,
146; Baca, 134. For state corpor
ation commissioner, Hill, 139;
Montoya. 111. For representa
tives fn state legislature, Weil, 147;
Griego, 133; Mohr, 147: Jordi, 133;
Ca .delaria, 147: Chavez. 13 3. For
commissioner, first district, Her
rera, 139; Armijo, J4t; second dis
trict, Komero, 126; Bezemek, 151;
third district, Rankin, 149; Butt,
131, Probate judge, Sanchez, 145;
McClellan, 135, For county clerk,
Werner, 14 9; Harris, 131. For
sheriff, Lewis, 79; Zamora, 201.
For assessor, Hubbell, 280. For
county treasurer, Sanchez, 152;
Swope, 128. For school superin
tendent, Burke. 105; Montoya,
175. For surveyor, Ross, 2S0.
l'rcoinct 10. Escolxifea.
For senator, Davis, 42; Jones,
75. For congressman, Warren, 4 2;
Morrow, 75. For governor. Hill,
42; Hinkle, 75. For lieutenant
governor, Gallegos, 42; Baca, 75.
For secretary of state, Des Georges,
42; Chacon, 75. For auditor, Del
gado, 42; Vigil, 75. For treasurer,
Matson, 42; Corbln, 75. For at
torney general, Sedlllo, 42; Hel
mick, 75. F'or state superintendent,
Blaney, 42; Fckles. 75. For land
commissioner, Mullnr, 42; Baca,
75. For supremo justico, Barnes,
42; Bratton, 75. For corporation
commissioner, Hill, 41; ANontoya,
70. For representative, Well, 42;
Mohr. 42; Candelaria, 42: Griego,
75; Jordi, 75; Chavez, 75. For
commissioner, first district, Her
rera, 39; Armijn, 78: second dis
trict. Romero, 43; Bezemek, 74:
third district. Rankin. 42; Butt, 75.
Probate judge, Sanchez, 42; Me
ridian, 75. For county clerk.
Werner. 45; Harris, 72. For sher
iff, Lewis, S3; Zamora, 84. Vor
assessor, Hubbell, 117. For treas
urer, Garcia y Sanchez. 42; Swope,
75. For county superintendent.
Burke, 29: Montoya, 88. For sur
veyor. Ross, 117.
IrceiiH't 7, Sail Antonio.
For sPnator, Davis, 46; Jones.
34. For congress, Warren, 46;
Morrow. 34. For governor, Hill,
47; Hinkle. 83. Vor lieutenant gov
ernor, Gallegos. 44; Baca, 30. For
secretary of state, Des Georges,
44; Chacon, 36. For auditor, Del
gado, 46; Vigil, 34. For treasurer,
Matson, 45: Corbln, 35, For at
torney general, Sedillo, 46; Hel
mick, 34. I'or superintendent.
Blaney, 45; Kckles, 35. For land
commissioner, Muller, 45; Baca,
35. For supreme justice, Barnes,
44; Bratton, 36. For corporation
commissioner, Hill, 45; Montoya,
35. For representative, Weil, 45;
Griego, 35; Mohr, 46: Jordi, 84;
Candelaria, 45; Chavez, 35. For
co-'missioner, first district, Her
rera, oO; Annuo, 30: second dis
trict, Komero, 53; Bezemek, 23;
third district, Rankin. 45; Butt,
3 5. For probate Judge, Sanchez,
46; McClellan, 34. For county
clerk, Werner, 51; Harris, 29. For
sheriff, Lewis, 48; Zamora, 82, For
assessor, Hubbell, 80. For treas
urer Sanchez, 44; Swope, 36. For
school superintendent, Burke. 87;
Montoya, 43. For surveyor, Glad
ding, 43; Ross, 35.
AVOMAN' TO LS-jlSLAXCKIi
St. Louis, Nov. S. Missouri will
have a womait legislator as Mrs.
Kdward T. Smith was elected yes
lerday from tho second district in
St. Louis county. Mrs. Smith, a
republican, defeated her demo
cratic opponent, John Lagers, by
more than 1,000 votes.
ryw)Pwiiiil;jy;wiiwti'
Morrow. 29. For governor, Hill, i tur tcnamr; oans. ii". Junes,
71- Uint.-te . For lieutenant M7. For congressman: Wurrcn,
,,ve,-m,r Gnllecns. 71: Baca. 9. 1 105: Morrow, 144. For
ovt ruor;
Hill, 122: Hinkic, 166. For lieu
tenant governor: Gallrgus. 100;
Baca, 144; for secretary of state:
Des Georges, 96; Chacon, 152. For
supreme Justice: Barnes, 101;
Bratton, 147. For land commis
sioner: Muller. 98; Baca. 148. For
general; Sedillo, 103;
Helmick. 145. For auditor: Del
gado, 101; Vigil, Hi. For slate
treasurer: Matron, 105: Corbln;
143. For state superintendent:
Blaney, 100; Kckles, 148. For
corporation commissioner: Hill,
100; Montoya, 145;. For representa
tive: Weil, 100 Griego, 148; Molif,
102: Jordi. 140: Candelaria, 101;
For school superln- Y , , " " .
oa luo; aisinct. z: itomero, si, jjeze-
For secretary or state. un
Georges, 74; Chacon, 29. For su
premo court. Barnes. 74; Bratton,
29. For land commissioner. Mul
ler. 74; Baca, U9. For attorney
general, Sedillo. 74: Helmick. 29.
Fop auditor. Delcado. 74: Vigil,
29. For treasurer, Matson, 74: attorney
Corbln, 29. For superintendent,
Blaney, 74; F.ckles. 29. I'or rpp
resentative, Weil, 71; Griego. 29;
Mohr. 74: Jordi. 29; Candelaria,
73; Chaves, 30. For sheriff. Lewis,
64; Zamora. 39. For probate judge,
Sanchez, 73; McClellan, 30. For
county assessor, Hubbell, 108. F'or
treasurer, Garcia, y Sanchez, i4;
Swope, 2
tendent. Burke, 74: Montoya,
For clerk, Werner, 75: Harris, 28
r.." au' t,; Butt
-ii. ii., ! t! i ,n-t,-w ;Gaicia
1J, HlIIIJI'i - v.nv, .....
Armiio. 75: Bezemek. 28. Third '5".
district, Kankin, 75; Butt, 23
Trcci not 2fl 2 A.
For senator, Davis. 159; Jones. Si
379. For congress. Warren, 1
Morrow, 363. For governor. Hill.
151; Hinkle. 386. For lieutenant
covernor, Gallegos, 154: Baca, 363.
For secretary ot state, Des
Georges, 157; Chacon, 371. Vor
supreme court, Barnes. 174; Brat
ton. 357. For land commissioner,
Muller, 161; Baca, 367. For attorney-general,
Sedillo, 168; Hel-
I mlPk, 364. For auditor, Delgado,
!l73; Vigil. 348. For treasurer.
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OFFERS ALL
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MRS. L H, CHAMBERLIN. 109 South Fourth Street.
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SDAY. 9 A. hi M
Demonstrator from Chicago
Coming to our Store
Today, Thursday, Nov. 9, 1922
This man is specially trained by The Sclioll Mfg. Co.
in the method of extending foot comfort originated
by the eminent authority Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, and will
make a special demonstration of
Bs Scholl s
BoiCcwfort Appliances
We invite you to make a special effort to call during
his visit and learn from him how thousands of people
who have suffered from corns, callouses, bunions, tired
aching feet, fallen arches or cramped toes have been
benefited by these remarkable inventions.for remember,
there is a Dr. Scholl Foot Comfort Appliance or Remedy
for every foot trouble.
Have a Pedo-graph Print made
of your foot
With this new device, perfected by Dr. Wm. M. Scholl; good
clear print of the stockinged foot is instantly obtainable.
It roisters your foot measurements and is a great help in select
ing the proper type shoe for yout foot. By iu use correct shot
lining is simplified.
Pedo-graph Foot Prints Free
. Come in Anytime
Chaplin's Shoe Store
209 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE
SEE THE COLEMAN
IN OUR WINDOWS
The tulcmuu J nick -lite Is the ouo jou'e sccu advertised
for years iu the Saturday i:onlng Vort and tlio Country
Gentleman. . It's tho brilliant economical light thut can't
explode. I'lno looking, efficient, dependable, the Cole
man is the next best tiling to electricity and costs less
to operate.
300 Candle power of
pure white light.
More light than 20
old style oil lamps.
No wick to trim; no
chimney to wash; no
smoke; no soot; no
smell; no dripping
oil.
Lights with common
matches; no torch
needed.
Makes own gas from
common motor gaso
line. Can't spill or ex
plode, even if tipped
up -see the window
display.
15 to 20 hours serv
ice on one filling.
Costs less than 50c
a month.
Built of brass heav
ily nickled. Lasts a
life-time. v
Raabe & Mauger
First and Copper. Phone 305.
"If it's Hardware We have it."
mek, 156; district 3: Rankin, 99; :
4l. For county treasurer:
y Suncheg, !)S; Swooa, 1 .", I
county clerk: 'Werner, 10,1 i
Harris. 143. For ayseasor, 243. Fori
sheriff: Lewis. 79: Zamora, DIS.!
For county superintendent: Durke,
iiu: .iiontoyu. ror nronaie
judge: Sanchez, 104; McClellan,
144. For surveyor: Hofs, 24 8.
Precinct 3. Itan Ins.
For senator: Jones. 22'J; Davii,:
222. For congressman: Morrow,
217: 'Warren, 230. For governor:
Hinkle, 224 : Hill, 224. For lieu
tenant governor: Buca, 231; Uul
lesoa, 213. For secretary of statu:
Chacon, -id; iJes Georges, 219. For
auditor: Vigil, 225: Deleado, 227.
For treasurer; t'orhln, 221; Mat
son, 227. For attorney (teneral:
Helmick, 203; Sedlllo. 237. For
Mute superintendent: FekleH. 22ti;
Blaney, 201. F'or land commis
sioner: Baca. 247; Mullor, 201.
For aupromo jiiHtlce; Bratton, 220;
Barnes, 225. For representative:
Weil, 214; Mohr, 223; Candolariii,
212; Griego, 234; Jordi, 225; Cha
vez, 238. For commissioner Dis-
J
SPECIAL TRIP
JEMEZ PUEBLO: Annual fiesta,
Sunday, Nov. 12. An all day trli
to a typical Indian dance.
!-le(a: RcRiilar trip Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday, at 2 p. m.
KOSHAKE TOl'RS
Phono 602-W. SI 1 W. Gold.
Windshield Glass-Lumber
,1. C. 11.41. nKUX.E LL'MBKK CO.
4:1 boo lb tint gtrett I'bone 4M
PHONE 360
Parcel Delivery
And Messcnttcr Service.
Messages-Pa oka ?- EiaKRa
Grand Op
tn. DANKER SLI
ening Sale!
NOW
2W2 West Central. .
Today, Thursday, November 9, at 3 o'clock
C. H. CARNES
SPECIALIST IN OCULAR
REFRACTION
107 8. fonrth. Phone 10S7-W
L U M D E El
GLASS PAINT
CEMENT PLASTER
Albuquerque
Lumber Co.
423 North First Street
HATS!
Lyons Velvet Satin
Selav, While They Last
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SPORT HATS!
Green, Gray, Camel's tlair
Regular $3.50
Opening Price, $2.00 ,
Velvets and Brocades
All Hats reduced
Prices from
$3.00 to $14.00
Direc$ from Eastern Fashion
Centers.
HOSE!
Monarch Ladies' Full Silk
Hose, Full Fashioned
Regular $3.00
Opening Sale, $2.25
Sterling silk and wool hose,
tho best thing for winter,
Regular $2.50
Opening Sale, $2.00
GENERAL HOSE!
From 25c to $2.25
COATS!
Children's, Misses', and
Ladies' Coats
In all latest modes and col
orings, exquisite and a thing
of joy to everybody seeing
them,
Popular. Prices
$9.00 to $37.00
DRESSES!
Dresses for Everybody
At prices suited to every
body. Ranging From $8.50 Up
We especially call your at
tention to the wonderful
sport dresses for misses for
school and street wear.
And the Afternoon
Dresses
LINGERIE!
Silk Lingerie of the Kind to Make
Your Heart Glad.
Camisoles? Bloomers, Teddies,
Princess Slips.
We're not going to mention prices. We're
going to give you the surprise of your life
when you see them.
SWEATERS!
Ladies' Russian Blouse Sweaters in
All Colors
Regular $3.50
Opening Sale $2.98
COAT SWEATERS!
Regular ....$14.00
Opening Sale $9.00
Mr. Danker has just returned from buying this stock in the style centers of the East. With his experience of years in the millinery
manufacturing business, he has been able to buy not only at a saving, but at a wonderful saving. Because he know when, where
and how to buy, he is able to sell his stock at cheaper prices than the average store can buy them at wholesale. He cordially invites
you to share in the savings he has made.
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