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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1925

Page

6

Hiawatha by Indians staged by Tahdian school

The Tahdian school presented Hiawatha in seventeen scenes to a large crowd on Tuesday. Highlights included Dolly May singing Hiawatha’s Lullaby and dances by the Maidens and Braves. The production featured Indian-designed costumes and scenery and praised direction and cast quality.

Tahdian School Hiawatha Minnehaha Little Dolly May Dolly May Leona Belleck Juanita Cruze

Defense Committee formed in Santa Fe by governor

Santa Fe June 9 Gov A T Hannett named the state defense test day committee. Members include Adjutant General Vincent J Jaeger Col Norman L King Dr Frank E Mera Capt J W Cooper and State Corporation Commissioner Ed C Tafoya. Former State Senator F M Brickley of Carrizozo joins the Alamogordo institute for the blind board.

Santa Fe A. T. Hannett Vincent J. Jaeger Norman L. King Frank E. Mera J. W. Cooper Ed C. Tafoya F. M. Brickley Carrizozo Institute For the Blind Alamogordo

Boxing Show Postponed at New Coney Island Stadium

Rain in New York tonight forced the postponement of the opening boxing show at the New Coney Islands stadium. Johnny Dundee and Sid Terris, both New York lightweights, were slated for a fifteen round bout. Promoters tentatively set next Friday night as the new date.

New York Coney Islands Johnny Dundee Sid Terris

Motors and Their Care

Valves should be ground then adjusted two or three thousandths looser than specified. After 25 miles recheck and set correct clearance. Do not adjust brakes with differential leaks. fix leaks, then test. Keep garage floors clean oil puddles harm tires. Prime sparingly and tune carburetor for lean mix. Flush crankcase with light oil after kerosene. Use choke by engine sound. Maintain ventilar open in hot weather. Avoid cheap parts and unnecessary valve grinding. Vaccinate to prevent smallpox quarantines for long trips. Beware tires without names. For shifting, use low gear. Use slotted shields to direct headlight beams downward. Check lamp voltage to match rated value.

Gasoline pressure system care tips

Tips warn about two critical parts filling cap and pump check valve. Ensure the filler cap is tight and watch the pressure gauge for air leaks. A few squirts of gasoline may be enough to clear dust from the system.

Braking Gear Advice for Steep Mountain Grades

The article advises using engine braking to control speed on grades. It notes higher engine RPM relative to vehicle speed increases resistance. For steep declines, shift to intermediate gear first, and on very steep grades shift to low gear and descend slowly.

Proper Balancing of Automobiles for Touring

The article warns drivers to load baggage evenly to maintain balance. It explains that uneven weight on one side stresses springs tires bearings and axles and can lead to part failure. A well balanced car lasts longer and rides better.

To Reduce Crankcase Dilution in Engine Maintenance

In an engineering note the aim is to minimize crankcase dilution to lessen its harmful effects on engine performance. The discussion outlines methods to reduce oil vapor ingress and improve sealing, with emphasis on maintaining proper lubrication and crankcase pressure control.

Maxwell teacher dead in Maxwell New Mexico

R C Bonney principal of Maxwell public schools died Sunday morning from complications after influenza. Former Colfax county superintendent, aged 47. Body sent to Louisville for interment. He leaves a wife and one son.

Worthmore Wins Belm ont Toboggan Handicap

Worthmore from J. F. Ward's Everglades stable led the Rancocas' Silver Fox by a head at Belmont Park in the six furlongs Toboggan handicap finishing in 1 11. Noah, H. P. Whitney's entry, pressed early then tired to take third as Happy Thoughts, the 3 1 favorite, finished sixth and Flying Ebony was left behind.

Worthmore New York Ward Everglades Belmont Park H. P. Whitney Noah Happy Thoughts Flying Ebony

Boxer Is Killed In Marin County Auto Crash

Billy Brennan, one of three Bay district boxers hurt in a Marin county car crash this afternoon, died at San Rafael Emergency hospital tonight. Fellow boxers Burk Adams and Peter Finnegan were only slightly injured as their car overturned while returning from training at El Verano to San Francisco.

San Francisco Billy Brennan Marin County San Rafael Brennan Burk Adams Peter Finnegan el Verno

Lions Take to Water Luncheon At Natoma Plunge

Lions Club members held a Tuesday luncheon at Natoma Plunge with a brief swim after. A relay team chosen by Roscoe Bangs defeated a team selected by C.K.

Lions Take Lion's Club Natoma Plunge Roscoe Bangs C.K

Gallup Game Protective Association backs refuge in Manzano forest

The Gallup Game Protective Association will propose to the state game commission the creation of a large game refuge on Fort Wingate land within the Manzano forest. The decision was reached at a June meeting attended by K C Kartchner, supervisor of the Manzano forest, with other Zuni mountains management ideas discussed.

Gallup Game Protective Association State Game Commission Fort Wingate Manzano Forest Gallup Association K. C. Kartchner Zuni Mountains

Fourteen Moros Killed in Lanao Fighting

Fourteen Moros died or were killed as fighting continued in Lanao province where constabulary troops press to capture Sultan Raya and his followers. Seven soldiers were wounded as Raya’s forces fled into the mountains after the fortress at Raya was dynamited. Governor General Leonard Wood planned a personal inspection of the situation before leaving for Lanao.

Manilla Constabulary Lanao Sultan Raya Raya Ferma Leonard Wood Lanac

Thirteen Bodies Recovered In Kentucky Mine Disaster

Thirteen bodies, many mangled, were recovered from West Kentucky Coal Co mine Number 9. Seventeen died in a gas explosion the previous day as rescuers continued search at nine o clock. Four others, two white men and two Black miners, were still missing. Evidence suggests crews tapped gas while drilling and ignited an open flame on a miner's cap.

Sturgis West Kentucky Coal Company

Trout nursery near Taos to stock streams with fry

Santa Fe June 9. Taos county trout nursery pools nearly complete and will be stocked with fry from Lisbon Springs hatchery by month end. Ponds lie on the Rio Lucero a mile east of Taos. Fry will stay to grow then be planted and distributed on Taos trout streams.

Santa Fe Taos County Lisbon Springs Tomas P. Delgado Rio Lucero Taos

Widows organize mutual aid group in California

Sacramento June 9. Widows of California have organized for mutual benefit. Articles of incorporation were filed by the Widows Protective association to protect members financial interests and recover money fraudulently taken from them.

Sacramento Cal California Widows Protective Association

Tire Ad Uses Quirky Line Six Hundred Punctures

A Norfolk Virginian Pilot ad proclaims the tire with the slogan Six Hundred Punctures But Still Full of Air and recommends Peerless Leader as a good brand.

Norfolk

Secret of Beauty for Women by Lydia E. Pinkham

An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy to combat female ailments. It links health to beauty, noting symptoms like sallow complexion tiredness and headaches and urges women to start treatment promptly.

Lydia KE Pinkham

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