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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Tanlac now has the largest sale
of any medicine in the world. There
is a reason. Sold by the City Drug
Company. Adv.-1O-22
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Supt. orson Ryan returned last
evening from few days visit in
Salt Lake City and Provo,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

A marriage license was issued to
Roland II. Rid, and Hortense Hol-
land, both of Brigham City.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Prosperity does not come from wait.
Tag for the other fellow TO work hard
qpd tavss-+ Wall s,ree1 JSdnihi.
., , Ea.-,sy th.,.,. tlEt,.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cederlund
are spending a couple OF days In
Salt Lake City on business and pleas
ure combined.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

f. G. Wilkinson has been confined
TO his home for the past few days
on account of sickness.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Eat Federal. wholewheat Bread
Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. oliver owen of og-
den are spending a few days in Lo-
gan. At present Mr.. owen is out at
Raft River hunting deer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Mrs. Chester Allen OF Ogden is
visiting with her father, r. II.
Smith.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest obray an
nounce the birth of fine son, FRI
day, Oct. IL.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Mr.. !. X. Hillman of oxford, Ida.
spent Saturday in the city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

For Sale Choice ground cher
rio, Phone $40 RI Adv-1O-27.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

One Tube furnished FREE with
each Tire sold.-- Broby's Service
Station. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Mr.. N. d. Bickmore Of Ogden Is
spending few days with her paren,1
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carver of Hyde
Park. 80.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18
Total

Total .......... $6,975,OO 900 900
The round sum of seven thousand
million dollars in gold or more
than twice our war loan to France
may be relied upon to supply back
bone and stamina to the epoch of
prosperity, which is already now be-
ginning to dawn.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Eat FEDERAL. whOIewhsat BreAd
f.2 ~'" Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

Apples 25c at the ranch. F. c
Rossiter, Providence. Adv-1O-22
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

faca aegcr din putea fora maoritae
poata ucra De cc! Penruca gnvgrnu avfnd lii
NINA intreaga amnistrae tari dspune de felurte mil
oace prn carl csge in aeger Penruca de cnd exista
viaa constutionaa in Romnia nici guer cazut in
aeger ST pentruca moravurle sau schnbat educatu
poca 81 cvca corpuu electoral este tot in fasa lata
dec ca Gle ap Regee guverneaz toate ca el nvoab
81 nu-i respnnzator pentru faptele ui.
regee vinovat 1ntruc1 penru aceasta? Nu Cine-ar
nebuul acea sal nvnovaeasca Asa prescrie consttua
81 Reggie jurat pc ca supune ei.
Cine la dat aceasta puere mare? Acei carr faurt
Constutia
Cine fau,it-o? Reprczentanti hatihhei pc vren1uri
in 1866
Lucrurile fiin asa lea arafat Parlamentul nu este
ecit brou Gle nregistare aprobe hotarre 81 dis
pozitunile Regeu exprmate rn senici SAL car repe
tm nuneste 81 tine Alta cit bucura de increde
ui 81 ucra Deli Reggie nerite respun
dcre moraa daca materially ata de tara de stranatae
de store pentru bunu mes 81 propasrea ri pentru
regresu e de sa aus eogi Regeu Carol ca sub
u tara facut progresc mari Am expus situatiunea
ste expunere sufera desntire 81 aceasa
pentruca cred ca bine poporu sd fie i'll car.
Della intelepciunea dorul de tara 81 de neam Regeui
arna bunul al ar propsrea eli 81 ocuorilor eli;
ta abiltatea lu de cunoaste sufleee celor pc carl
ineste sfetnci Z. r. PASCC
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
AbuzufIIe De Ia
c. {. R.
. Bacsism'ile 81 ho!iile. - Desco-
perirea nnei bande de hoti. -
Furturi de 20 milioohe.

Sc site ca dezorganizarea comu-
nicatiilor impiedica trahsporturile
81 de aci, refacerea ecoponica a
tarei este imposibila.
Pc lInga lipsa de locomotive 81
de vagoane, pc linga reducerea
lucrului aproape la zero in atelie-
re 81 incuria de prin biurourile de
administratie, doua plagi All pus
stapinire pc institutia cdilor fe-
rate: baesis,,l 81 hotia.
Stunt cunoscute de toata lumea
mijloaccle prin carl nu nunaai ne
gustorii ci char 81 institutiile de
Stat stunt speculate de unii sluj-
basi al cailor ferate.
Pentru Sc putea face I'm trans
port de marfuri de la un oras la
altul, bacsisarile carl trebuiesc
date unor anumiti slujbasi costa
att cit 81 maria. Aceasta este una
din multele cauze ale scumpetei.
Hotia este 81 ia in floare. Mar
turtle dispar din vagoane, aseme-
nea 81 bagajele, pentru carl direcz
tia nu garanteaza.
Aducindu-se la cunostihta Sc
cretariatului de la inferno mai
mute furturi de la caile ferate
din Cluj, s'au inceput cercetari
minutioase pentru prinderea au-
torilor.
Cercetarile au stabilit Cd vagoa-
nele sunt devastate venind de la
Teius,, in dreptul cmunei Bos,
linga Chris, unde trenul merge
mai inject urcind.
Au fost prinsi ceferistii Vasile
Torok, Jacob Brett 81 Mihail Burr
earl dupa ce spargeau vagoanele,
aruncau marfurile din tren 81 lie
vindeau apoi in Bos, Ibasfalau,
Medias 81 alte locuri.
Furturile comise stunt in valoa-
re de 20 de milioane stole, porte
lanuri ETC., parte din marfurile
Egasite all fost abuse in Cluj 81
ifiapoiate celor daunati.
Autorii furturilor an fost ares
tati 81 cercetarile continua pentru
descoperirea intregei bande.
Sc GER masuri energice pefttru
incetarea acestei start de lucruri
deplorabile, carl influenteaza mai
mutt de cit ori &c Ia scumpirea
>vietei.
('Patria").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
INF0RNATHja

Oefr0lfM 81 cOntpdna6
de trdmVdie.
Ca in mai multe Orase mari,
Detroitul isi are ri el problems
hui ca tramvsiele. Compania do
tramvsie doreste ca pentfu nm
serviciu foarte 1esstisfAcator 81
posta cSpSta cit mai mafi venite; !;
ofssul de alta parte q incercst In
anil din ufna4 ca q fortsze conn
pania de tramvaie ! do Hn servi-
ciu mai cum Sc cade pc un pret
midimal.
Pfiiasful orasnlni, inilionarul
Cousens, ! fost priihiil care q III
elpaf prqpega1da = ofagul 81
su1psg6 int1Gnssb co1Qsniei d
fanlnNaie, sti = sAnil cfnd se ~
s1rt ulr1st s1n1 1ras, bsAgul -
s1llIf1Ilc1 1nlft = ~ Isat1, alS1b.
|clA1 1tasS lniil1 S i6k
Aeo11ts eoil foy1tsf ! Ilb s.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
sA TRkcKI6 81 vLXsIA

Uh tiiosier, ON de isprava,
Cinstit 81 n tdrgu.i respectat,
&c n vjata-i ma avut Silceava,
Nici pricina de judecat,
Sc ponieneSte Gun vecin,
Din Gale afara cirotas,
Process nornindu-i pentr 'un ciin
&c cu dinsul rasoras.
Cum judecata, din pacate,
Mai des de partea stramba-i scut,
Gu tosts Afinta iui dr1ptate,
Ditt mo,ierul ! p;srdnt.
De atHnei de cfts 0ff n treoe
Pc lintl judec4tSt4e,
GA1ik tsts Asys9t = plses
7 10ADlpe siDule u 1lb11t,
~ ~lblol1 ~ - ala:
~ c1li alel.
I n llIi 1yyl ylksv,
Iltk y eIl elo1 ~ lM
lI1 ! \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

KENT, IL Ian.-Pina All dimi-
neata la trimiterea acestei stiri,
toate incercarile de a afla sursa
exploziei care a sguduit intregul
oras, a fost fara success. Expluzia
fost att de puternica 1ncit ceta-
tenii au esit in strait ca Sc vada ce
s'a int1mplat.
Evenimentul acesta a avut loc
cam pela 10 ore seara. Gel care
dormiau all fost sculati din somn
81 GU totii au alergat pc strait spre
a afla unde a avut loc explozia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
DIN HDCA 0ONDfUlU|

Whisky are proprietatea sd faca
pc ON sa umble pc doua poteci 81
Gu toate aceste Stambnl-viski G
primul ministru al Bulgariei.
%
O fetita frumoasa Gle Is ami
este fiinta cea mai interesanta
pima in momentul cind a ihceput
Sa vorbeasca.
i
lTnii cred ca numai femeile
Inalte 81 robuste sunt in stare sl
mustruluiasca barbatii. Sc inseala.
MOI cunoastem femeie a carei
cap II 'ajunge pima la umarul bar
batului eli, 81 nu-i nici implinita,
dar totusi cind ii striga: ''Naica +!
Taci! Nu ma face sd tie incaibar,
ca nici dracul nu te scoate din
nina mea,'' el, TACE.
i
ST fiind-ca veni vOrba de mare
81 mic, am cunoscut I'm barbat ca
re era asa de mic pc linga nevas-
ta-sa ca n 'ajungea so palmuiasca,
dar cind ii vinea damlaua ii stri-
ga: Catrino! Apleaca-te sa-ti
tlau cite-va, 81 ca, sc apleca. -
Barbat sau femeic, cum esit din
calitura.
%
Directorul politiei din Cicago
anunta, ca pentru prinderea til
harilor, carl della vreme all deve-
nit spaima femeilor, va imbraca
citi-va politisti in haine femeiesti,
avind instructiuni sd impuste pc
orr &c bandit care ar incerca sal
atace. Pasemite ca nu site
proverbul: ''Mita cu clopot nu
prinde soarecif.
A
Din desbaterile parlamentare
din Rominia, Gu toate ca ar putea
sd fie 81 mai High life" o tiruca,
SC vede ca guvernrl numai poate
.aranja l,lcrurile in famelie" ca
pc vremuri.
!
Gel mai sigur mijloc de a des-
volta % pofta buna de lnincare
plimbati-va in fata unui resta,l-
rant de la 6 a. m. pima la 2 p. m.
fara nici un cent in punga.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

de 1900 tone, pc care delegatia
spaniola care a luat parte Ia ihau-
gtirarea presedintelu; republicei
Chile, a calatorit, s'a inamolit in
golful Acund, dupa cum spun sti-
rile primitc. Crucisatorul chilian
''Esrneralda" procedeaza spre
scena; Sc crede ca vaporul ''Es-
pana'' nu Sc afla intro primejdie
ithediata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

ultimul timp la punctul critic.
Primarul a dat ordin ca liniile
companiei de tramvaie sd fie a.
runcate afara de pc strazile ora
sului 81 alte linii, municipale, sd
fie puse in locul lor. Compania a
apelat la tribunal, care a dat o
injunctie prin care opreste orasul
de asi pune in executare planul,
insa - 81 faptul hazliu - omul
GU porunca de la tribunal IS a
ratacit" intro insula ce sc afla
intre Canada 81 orasul Detroit.
FL ziee Cd fost dus acolo, lar
in timpul acesta, orasul continual
en- lucrul 1neeput.
CongresM socidlistilor italieni.
Roma. - De stinca de care s a
spart partidul socialist francez,
in congresul tinut la Tours, 81
care Internationala ga, spre
ca este aruncat 81 partidul socia-
list italian. 0 ruptura silhilara Sc
asteapta 81 in partidul italian, ca
un resultat al coneresului ce Sc va
tinea in Is Ian. Ia Leghorn.
Congresul acesta Sc va deschide,
avind trci graupari care cauta sa
puma controlul asupra partidului:
Pentru desarmore.
Observation-Disclosures pen
tru reducerea cheltuielilor pentru
armata, Gil scopul de a usura sar-
Gina darilur puse pc cetateni, els
tiga multi aderenti in senat.
Senatorul McCumber, dupa ce
"A intors din Marion spus:
Gnu vad nici I'M folOs in chel-
tuirea de nenunaarate lnilioane
pentru construirea de vapoare de
razboi. Sper ca Liga Natiunilor
va aduce o desarmare gradual"
Mai multi senatori au facut decla-
ratii similare.
Cdx de sinMcidere.
Martin Hahn a propus sotiei
lui Elisabeth, in etate de ~ ami;
dupa ce au luat prina masa i'm
preuna de la reintoarcerea eli din
Austria, 'unde a mers ca sa-si vad6
neamurile, ca sd mearga in Akron,
sd sc intilneasca Gu cunpscutii 81
rudele de acolo.
Au intrat, fie-caFe in camera
lui, ca sa Sc pregateasca de drum.
b. Hahn dupA ce s'a e6tat astepta
sd vina 81 nevast4-sh, insa intir-
ziind, a lnceput sd 0 caute.
El q aflat corpul ei neinsufletit
in pivnita. Ea sc sinucise. Politia
ma putut alta care . fost motivul
sinuciderei d-nei Hahn.
Arme IN 6droni0.
Epfort, saxonia. - Cantitxti
mari de arme 81 nnnnitie IA fost
a4late in acest ora4 Cine u petitru
&c scop III fost ascasnse mn se stis.
S'au facut doua aresthri.
'Cdy0gAaN IN New Fork.
New fotk. - DA6jsl 0'Csllsa-
kan, psilnarul orsgSiai CorE, esss
4 vsnit n statele Uilits, p futl(,
4 ! iost est jDs in ! jst1l Ne~p6ts'5t
lse~&, = sosis isei + NV Y0f2 u
|iss'a ncut . priailt uF1I1iSast
~ ;rinaIlsi y q 1i1Bp pstisssbFii
~ eGasa IrisAaei.
XIII sF !. ri Il
rta1v spSnik 5,ll
flt 1b. 1 -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

Gel mai sigur lnijloc de a des-
volta % pofta buna de lnincare !;
plimbati-va in fata unui resta,l-
rant de la 6 a. m. pima la 2 p. m.
fara nici un cent in punga.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
WOMAN SUES DEMPSEY
FOR WAGES DUE HER

Atlantic City. n. j.. July Suit to
collect five hundred dollars wages was
filed today by Mrs. Carrie Barrett, who
"mothered' Jack Dempsey while he
was In training here for two months
in preparation for his fight with
Georges Carpenter. The suit was filed
against the champion and Jack Kearns
his manager, in the Atlantic city dis
trict court.
Service was made on Kearns last
night 1t WAS stated. Mrs. Barrett al
leges in her petition that "on May 10
she agreed to render her services as
general manager and helper in buy
ing food and groceries, managing the
work in the kitchen. keeping house in
good order and doing other things to
enable those therein to he comfortable.
She also states that her services were
worth $50 week. and she has received
but 800 for her time and labor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
CREW OF OCEAN LINER REBELS
AND SHIP IS 43 DAYS CROSSING

seemed to be an orderly crew. but
when the steamer was outside the
port we had our first trouble and were
forced to lay over at Boston five days
for repairs to the engines. In mid
ocean the machinery was damaged for
"A day and we seemed to he barely
moving. Firstmatc Burt tried his
best to keep the vessel goAg. work
ing up to his hips In water.
We had to enter the Azores for
further repairs and finally were able
to reach Naples"
Just before our arrival | saw the
assistant engineer jump in the sea.
There seemed to be friction all thru
the trip between the officers and
crew, altho the officers did their ut
most TO smooth out things"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
GOODNESS OF TWO OFFICERS
SAVES NAVAL D|R|G|BLE CREW

Norfolk. Va. July THE coolncas
OF Bieutenants h. n. johnson, COM
mander and C. c. Atwood. pilot, was
responsible. in the opinion of naval
officers. for the escape OF the crew OF
the naval dirigible C-5 today when It
caught fire while dying four hundred
feet above tho naval air station at
Hampton roads. The airship exploded
soon after II had been brought down
by tho officers. but the six aboard had
escaped TO a safe distance and wcrr
uninjured except for burns received in
tho descent. The fire was caused, It
was explained by the Tapping OF q
ripped panel and leaking hydrogen
mixing with the air.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
RESIDENT is ADVISED
TO MAKE PROCLAMATION

Washington. u. G. July Some OF
residents Harding's advisors are oN-
scted to recommend that n peace pro-
'nmation he issued to supplement- the
,ugresinnal resolution ending the state
war with Germany and Austria.
hesa advisors arc understood to hold
tnt such a proclamation would tend
create \ better feeling between the
30 countries and have a psychological
feet. at least. on the resumption NJ
pdc They also arc said tn believe
Mt the general Importance of tho
.tion Of tho American government
ould be better emphasized by a pro-
amation.
Tho president is uuderstood however.
have reached no decision pending
coipt Of legal opinion from Attor-
~ General Daughcrty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
MILLIONS MAY BE USED
FOR SCHOOLS BY CHURCH

Los Angeles. Cal. July 7.-Approv-
J for drive to raise an adequate
um" for taking care Of and enlars-
az the twenty-five schools and col
.ges OF the Congregational chur ch
'ls voted by the delegates 70 tho ma
innal council of the CONGREGATIONAL
hurches Of America in session here
rday. AIfho ten million dollars was
st earlier in tho sessions as needed
VI the schools. tn. council left the
mount open In its official vote. The
,unril meeting which has been in
iennial session here since July l. will
ose Tomorrow evening with general
tscussion~ for foreign mission work
nd the 900 delegates will leave for
ieir homes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

Washington. D. c.. July IA de-
crease in employment of 20 per cent
during June as compared with May
is indicated by a survey made by the
department of labor Of reports from
1'i2S firms employing normally one
million six hundred thousand persons
The decrease since January has been
So per cent a statement Issued today
said.
All industries reported decreased en-
ployment except those engaged in the
manufacture of food products. textiles
leather. liquors, and beverages. stone.
clay. glass and tobacco.
Peoria, III. showed the heaviest de-
crease among industrial centera with
a drop Of $50 per cent: san Francisco.
was second with 25 per cent. Among
9s cities reporting increased employ
ment, Atlanta. Ga. was first with 1S.1
per cent; Sioux City. Iowa. second
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
Want Special Division
For Dry Legalities

Washington. u. C. July 7.-Crea-
ton Of law division to handle legal
matters involving civil and criminal
liabilities in connection with the ma
tional prohibition act. was ono of
changes ordered today by Cimmission-
or Haynes as part Of It. rcorEaniza-
ton OF the prohibition Unit.
+. \. Wise has been nnmed counsel
and legal adviser to tho commissioner
All matters pertaining to narcotics
will be brought under one division
Those affecting personnel will bc
handled by the executive division and
all work relating TO assessments
claims and compromises placed under
tho audit division.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
FIRM GETS RECEIVER

Lincoln. Neb.. July IA receiver was
today appointed for the Lincoln pub
lie markets on allegation by Duane n,
Samson. who says he is a creditor In
the sum of eleven thousand dollars
that tho corporation Is a bankrupt Mr..
Samson who made the application thru
his agent. Harry Hansen to Daniel Nc
Clcnahan. referee in bankruptcy. al
legos that the Lincoln company is a
corporation existing under tho laws of
Iowa for conducting retail meat bust
ness. with principal place OF business
at pes Moincs. but with five stores
In Nebraska, three at Lincoln. one
at Hastings. and one at York.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
PLAYERS DIDN'T GET BIG RAY
SUPPOSED BALL TRIAL REVEALS

Chicago. ILL.,. July 7.-Statements
by defense attorneys. during examina-
ton OF prospective Jurors in the base
bail trial today, that the indicted
white SoN players. were not high SAL
aried mon, as had oesn supposed.
resulted in the state making public a
list Of salaries. which included figur.s
AS low As $4,000 rer season for some
OF the men and as high as s7.250 for
others.
The list as given out by the state
follows:
Chick. Gandil, ss6s.ss per month
for tho playing season OF six months
in 1919.
Charles Risherg. f325O for the
1919 season plus s195.Ts for the extra
time required for the world series.
Buck Weaver. s7,25o for 1919 plus
sal9.3s for world series period.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

Rome. July T.-CBy The Associated
Press. )-Forty-thr days at sea with
an insubordinatc crew gave a thrilling
experience to passengers OF the steam
ship Pocahontas. which arrived at
Naples Monday. The vessels engines
were damaged three times. all dining
room spoons were stolen and for
time In mid Atlantic tho liner could
mako only seven or eight miles an
hour Just before entering Maple the
assistant engineer jumped overheard
and was lost. Charles Rotsford Of
New York who was passenger In
describing the voyage said:
I'VE left New York with what
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

With his coat burning Lieutenant
johnson fought to keep the flames from
the fuel tank. and altho his right wrist
was fractured by propeller, he con-
tinued his efforts meanwhile directing
tho descent OF tho craft Lieutenant
Atwood waH surrounded by flames as
he brought tho big bag down by 4
swift drop. u. r. Bushnell official pho-
tographer for the air station. NJ. Lem
sky. chief mhchinist and two other
niachinists. suffered burns. The dir
igihle was starting out for a photo
graphic flight.
There are said to be nearly 10000
known medical rcmcdies.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

Fred McMullin. 500 per month for
season OF about six months plus
s1ie,e4 for world series period. $500
per month for 1920.
Joe Jackson. $1,000 per playing
season month in 1919 plus s2o9.97 for
world series period.
Oscar Felsch. s7l4.5O per month in
1919. plus. s2t43s for world series
period. Given a bonus of $4,000 after
1919 series and $4,000 per season
contract for 1920.
Claud Williams. $500 per month in
1919 plus n bonus of 1875 In accord
ance with his contract and another
bonus OF $500 said to have been given
voluntarily by Charles a. Comiskey.
Cnotract for 1920 season $4,000.
Edward Cicotte S952 per month in
1919, season plus, $4,000 bonNs after
1919 series, plus s2s5.I5 for series
period.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
TWENTY CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH
IN FIRE AS ASYLUM IS DESTROYED
Des Mones Iowa. July s-The Chldrens Home burned here
early Friday morning with twenty children reported burned to DEATH
BIG DECREASE IN EMPLOYMENT
IN JUNE: WEST SITUATION GOOD

with t6 per cent. In New England con-
tinued Unemployment was reported
with the Industrial situation relieved
somewhat by recent Improvement IN
the textile trades. New York. New
Jersey and Pennsylvania noted In
creased unemployment.
"The early wheat harvest has oper-
ated to relieve the situation on the
west north central district, the report
said, but manufacturing has decreased
In many lines and building is quiet,
the statement said.
I'm the mountain states the interna-
tional outlook was reported to be
somewhat brighter. operations on pub
lie works providing considerable em-
ployment and "seasonable demand
being felt for farm help. Renewed lum-
ber activity on the Pacific coast fea-
tured returns from that section with
declining construction costs and in
creased home building.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
EMERY DUST IS FOUND
In VESSELS BEARINGS

Anchorage, Alaska, July 7-Oficers
OF the Steamship Alameda arriving
here today reported that after the YES
sci had been helpless for thirty hours
near Hinchinbrook Island from ma
chinery trouble. they had found
quantity OF emery In some OF the bear
ines. The Alaska Steamship company
operates tho steamer
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
WOMAN AND BOY PERISH
IN CANTEEN STORE FIRE

Belfast, July During the curfew
hours tonight tho police were fired
at from windows in one Of the outiy-
ing districts A policeman was
wounded. A military canteen store at
New Bridge, County Kildare, WAS
burned Wednesday. by armed rebels.
Tho caretaker's wife threw her baby
to her husband. She then returned to
save her son but both perished.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
AMBASSADORS COUSIN
SAVES FRIENDS LIFE

Berkeley. cal. July 7.-Mylan Ger
ard 12-ycnr-old declared to be a cousin
OF James w. Gerard. former American
ambassador to Germany today saved
Harrington Tweedy. his companion
from drowning at a Boy Scout camp
near here. The Tweedy boy was
stricken with cramps while swimming
in lake and young Gerard brought
him to shore
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

into the house. white man. whose
identity he did not learn, told him
he had better move out of the dis
trict or we'll get you"
Police were unable to discover any
fragments Of n bomb bat adhere to the
theory that the explosion was planned
to intimidate the negro. He had prev
iously reported the threat Chapman
said. TO the commissioner of public
safety.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
ATTEMPT TO BLAST MANS
HOME AFTER he GETS THREATS

Denver, July Police are investi-
eating an explosion tonight believed
tu have been caused by bomb or In
fernal' machine near the home or
Walter r. Chapman, negro. The
explosion cased no damage other than
shattered windows. Chapman. a mail
cnrrier. told the police he had moved
into tho district occupied by white
residents ecvernl weeks ago. He de-
clared that shortly after he moved