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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
RIGID INSPECTION OF
FOOD D|SPENSAR|Es

An active move IN cleaning up Pu-
eblo restaurants. grocery stores, fruit
and candy stands. will be made next
week when w. F1intham and otto
Ross. of tho state health department
at Denver. will arrivo In Pueblo to
work in conjunction with the Pueblo
health department in enforcing city
ordinances concerning the sanitary con-
ditions OF drug stores and stores dis
pcnsing food for human consumption
Flfntham is connected with tho pure
food department. while Ross is drug
inspector and cnforcer of puro drug
laws.
Two weeks ago the Denver men wcre
in Pueblo inspecting several places at
tho suggestion of Pueblo health ofiic-
ers. At that time tho state officers
issued instructions to the proprictors Of
several places OF business concerning
tho cleanliness Of their places, II is
said
Health oficcr william Earn stated
yesterday afternoon that another in
spcction would bc made of places
placed under surveillance. and II the
orders issued fortnight ago ,wcrc
not adhered to. arrests would follow.
All fruits. meats, Yn-ctsbles,-and
all foods for human consumption must
bc placed under cover OF some sort,
said Earn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
CELEBRATED True DIVORCECASE
ON;;SPRNGS JUDGE ON BENCH

Reilly in the seat usually occupied by
Bailiff Jones.
Harry True was for time in gov
ernment service in the Philippine Is
lands; Mrs. True went there also. and
there some of the alleged family diff
-ferences or the causes of them, are
said to have arisen. True was iater
in the world war. and testimony shows
that on that account the wife was re-
'ceiving $50 a month. She was en-
ployed in an office at Fort Collins
earning something like $155 a month.
Later she has been a Larimer county
deputy county clerk
Letters and testimony at times arc
rather on the sensational order and the
are that all of today at
least will be taken up In the trial.
Some four or five witnesses were on
the stand yesterday. and Mrs. True al
most four hours. much OF that time
under cross-examination.
There are two children: they for .
part of the time before the bringing of
the original divorce suit, were with
their paternal grandmother at Fowler.
and there have been so far no court
rulings which have changed their
status.
Both families are highly rcspe cted IN
thier respective neishborhoods. and tho
family of Mr.. True is said TO be quite
well to do financially.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

with . district juaee from Colorado
epinss. and court stenogtapher
from the same place with one attorney
from Fort Collins and three of lueblo'
with witnesses from Denver, Fcrt Col
Inns, Nepesta and Fower. AMI WIN
alleged family disturbances reachins
more than a third of the way arounu
the globe. the celebrated True divorce
case which has once been in the state
supreme court and back again, is now
in full swing on a trial of tho case on
its merits in division Il of The Pueplo
district court.
First of all Mrs. Emma X True flied
s,A against Harry True, for divorce
on the ground of cruelty; the suit was
filed in I.srimer county, that being
originally Mrs. True's horne, and the
place where she was residing at the
time OF the suit.
Following a vigorous tight over
motion of the husbands attorneys,
change OF venue 10 l'uepso county was
secured.
Next came a hearing rs to plaintttfs
Attorney fees and costs of the action
Judge Park made ruling as to tho
amount the husband should pay ior
these two items and 'rrue's attorneys
anpealed from this decision to the
Colorado supreme court. in due course
the high court affirmed the decision OF
tho district court.
A cross complaint was also filed by
the husband. charging descrtion ana
cruelty.
When It came to arranging for
trial of the divorce actions on their
merits attorneys for Mr.. True made az.
fidavit that they believed they should
have some other judge than Judge
Park try the case. and SO he called IN
Judge J. W. Sheaffor OF FL Psso
county Accordingly yesterday being
the dato decided upon. Judge Shaeffor
and his official court stenoErapher.
Miss Thompson, came to Pueblo, and
the trial was begun at 10 O'Clock with
the empanelling OF jury OF six men.
Attorneys W. O. Peterson OF Pueblo,
and r. n. Nelson of Fort Collins. rep
resent Mrs. True, and Judge c. ;.
Essex and Attorney John I. Barnard.
represent Mr. True.
An odd shifting of things Judicial re-
suited from this change affairs:
Judge Park had business in his di-
vision. and so his court moved over TO
the county court room, with Clerk
Nichols. S,enographcr Nash and Bailiff
Jones. in the seats wherc usually
County Judge Nirick. Clerk Morgan,
Stenogra pher Nafe and Bailiff Grouse
arc wont to preside. while in division
e. Deputy Clerk Nafe was in the reSu-
lar scat of Clerk Nichols and Bailiff
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Trial Postponed and
Jury off For A Day

Trial of tho suit of John NJ. wyant
vs.. Peter Froney. ct al. for a sum of
money alleged to be due plaintiff for
feed stun and supplies. was to have
been heard in division r of the dis
trict- court. for the day moved into
the county court room. but owing to
Witnesses for defense not arriving the
hearing was postponed by Judge Park
until Juno 90, Tho members of the
jury panel not engaged in the divorce
case in tho same court, presided over
by Judge Sheafror. wcre excused until
Thursday morning. and told to report
in tho county court room IL division
3 was then still occupied.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
PERSO N AIS

l. Morgan West of the West Bros.
Jr.. Furniture company has been
called to the Texas oil fields on i'm
portant business in the oil industry.
Miss Stella ]. Meeth. clerk in the
United States land office here, has re-
turned from a months vacation in the
east.
Mrs. Henry T. Leckman and family
have gone to Boulder where Mr.. Leck-
man is taking a post graduate course
In the University of Colorado. He is
connected with the United States land
office here.
Miss Nellie Corkish. formerly Pue-
olo county superintendent of schools.
out for several years past statistician
In the office of the state superin-
tendent of public instruction. has re-
turned to Denver after several days
spent with friends and relatives in this
city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Manufacturers To Elect

The trade extension committee Of the
Manufacturers association and tho Fu-
eblo Commerce CLUB officers held an
other meeting yesterday. when IL was
decided that the definite date for the
tour would he set at noon today when
the Pueblo Manufacturers association
will hold it's annual meeting and cleo
tion OF officers at a luncheon in the
Congress hotel
officers and directors will he eiccted
today. according to Secretary Willis
II. Parker. W. II. White, chairman
OF tho trades extension committee. will
he present at the luncheon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
A CLEAN SWEEP IN
THE BATTLE OF TIRES

At Indianapolis Monday in tho 500
milo race whep the pilots of America
and Europe showed "A preference for
Oldheld tires.
And they warrant tho statement that
oldfeld tires have swept all competi-
tion off the speedway.
EVERY ONE OF THE MONEY
WINNERS CROSSED THE FINISH
ON obDFIELD TIRES. A domonstra-
ton of superiority uncqualed In tire
history.
G. l.. Disgs e. Co. Third and Santa
Fc. arc distributors of those world
famous tires.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGES LICENsKs

George Arthur Shafer and Ruby
Justin Lovern, Pueblo.
John Matthews and Mrs. Grace
1rene Matthews. Denver.
Roy w. Holloway and Patricia
Cameron. Colorado Springs.
Howard ID. Brownfield and Norma
Long, Colorado Springs.
Ruba f. Pratt and Ruth A. Col
glozier, Pueblo.
Sonny Jones and Mrs. Lille Belle
Houze, Pueblo.
Harry Il. Whitcomb and Ida
Frances Lowe. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
BIG AUCTION SALE AT
4l0 N. SANTA FE AVE.

Commencing at 10 a m. today VIC
are offering to the public large
amount of hardware. tools, campers
outfits, shoes. ovorsils. two bicycles.
practically new. furniture and house
hold goods of all description. Buy at
your own price. We also sell $our
furniture and household goods on \
cvu,.nisis5T s..s.s. Come to our sales
and be convinced of tho great bar
gains we arc giving the public. Pueblo
Auction House, 40 y. Santa Fe. Phone
2ceiW.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

Tho body OF william L. Seavey ar
rived in tho city yesterday afternoon
from Colorado Springs Tho process
sion went direct to Mountain View
cemetery where the Knights of
Pythias scrviccs were held. Rev. w.
C. Bell closed the service with "a
prayer. Tho pail bearers wero John
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Don't buy Refrigerators
until you see Sam Nelson.

Pupils OF the Eighth grade B OF the
Central high school were yesterday af-
ternoon treated to their annual pic
mic at City park by their teacher. Mrs.
Lulu Granger. The weather and all
conditions were just right to make the
outing with its various features.
most ENJOYABLE affair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

VOCATIONAL TRAINING - II. A..
Ticman. agent OF Industrial Education
for tho Pacific region. with hcadauar-
ters at Washington. u. G. is here on
an official tour of inspection and or
ganizing of federal vocation schools,
also state and city vocational work.
Tieman said that the government is
cooperating with state and cities in
every way TO establish vocational
training schools.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

The funeral OF George f. Digory
was held from the United Davis
Worries chapel yesterday afternoon AZ
40 o'clock. Rev. Il. u. Lowdcn Of
ficiated. Mrs. l.. d. butcher. Mrs.
Carl Christensen. Miss sylvia Gray
and Miss Eunice Smith accompanied
by Mrs Z. J. Brown, sang. When
The Roll Is Called Up Younder",
Sometime Wen Understand" and
Asleep In Jesus. The pail and
flowers bearers were A. p. DeNore'
I'D. Seton. Frank Zindahi. John Nc
Mutt Henry Bueckcr. c. W. Blazer,
j. II. Berg. Albert Lce. A. w. Poor.
+. II. McRae and John Riedy. Many
beautiful floral offerings were bank
cd about the casket Large delega-
tions were present from Valley Camp
No. 20. w. @. w. and Banner Circle.
w. o. w. Buriel was in Mountain
View cemetery. where the w. q. W.
exemplificd their ritualistic work.
CARD OF THANKS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

CLUB WILL BOOSTING directors
of the Pueblo Commerce club yestcr-
day voted to cooperate with the gath
cring OF tho Knights of Pythias here
June s.
The directors also have made plans
to cooperate with the Pueblo Gun club
in the Big shoot TO be held in Pu-
cbio during State Fair week. acccrd-
ing TO Secretary i. 4. GRAY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
DIED
NEwCOMR.

NEWCoMB. Nern. aged "a years,
died at a local hospital yesterday
afternoon. He was brought to Pueblo
from Walsenburg. Colo. a short time
ago and taken to a local hospital for
medical aid. Survived by brother.
Warren Newcomb. Grand Ledge,
Michigan. The body Is at McMinns
DAVIS. Dorothy, age is months.
died in this city May 81. Body is at
McMinns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
SAVE IT WITH ICE

Dance at Goodpasturc Saturda5
night. juno 4. Good music.
SEEKS DIVORCE-Filcd In the dis
trict court Yesterday was suit for
divorce by Elizabeth Morcli from Will
liam Morrell They were married at
Bluff City, Tennessee, March II. 1895.
and have five children al Of whom
but ouc..is of age. D.sortion is the
charge.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
BIG AUCTION SALE AT
4lO N. SANTA FE AVE.

Commencing at 10 n. m. Wcines-
day we are offering to the public a
large amount of hnriwarc. tools.
campers outfits. shoes, Ovcralls. fur
niturc and household goods Of all de-
scription. Buy at your own price
We also sril your furniture and
household goods on u cOmmi Ssion
basis. Pueblo Auction Housr, Ato n.
santa Fc. Phone 2284-w.
HAS MOVED-Frank Delabar who
long has been III the meat market busi-
ness at 5l6 west Northern avenue. has
leased the line store room at 4oI west
Northern avenue, which he has fitted
up in thoro. sanitary and attractive
manner. and where he Is now ready to
serve his patrons with the best meats
that can be bought. His refrigerating
room is spacious and arranged to keep
meats fresh and cold and everything
about tho market is neat and attrsc-
tive.
GET your mower sharpcned fof
spring. Called for and returned.
Price Arms Co, sns West Northern
Phone sa6-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
HILBERT & MONAHAN,
NEW AMBULANCE COM
PANY. PHONE 4S2 FOR
PROMPT SERVICE. 229
SOUTH MAIN.

u. S. LAND oFFICE-work in the
United states land once which was
considerably delayed on account OF
the Illness and death OF tho former
register. is progressing rapidly. accord
to Register James Il. Drake. The
work will soon be caught up. he de-
clarcs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

kindly assisted during our recent
bereavement. also tho members OF
tho Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men and Engineers of Pocatcllo
Idaho. and Pueblo: the members OF
the American Legion, the Ladies Of
tho Bethel Methodist choir and for
the beautiful floral offerings.
FRANK SEHLE.
MR.. AND MRS. w T.. YEHI.E.
MIR. AND MRS. w. L. WILSON
MIR. AND MRS w T. WILSON
MRS. ELLA HOOVER.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Concerts In Parks

James l. Lovern. commissioner of
parks, stated last night that Sunday
band concerts would be inaugurated
in Pueblo's parks about June 10.
when n Pueblo band would be en-
gagged to play In two parks each Sun
day. e. -. - - S~ sfnn
This year II Is planned TO give a
band concert In each of the many
parks in this city. Parks in East
Pueblo md in the ertreme wcE.ern
and southern sections of Pueblo will
be allotted dates for concerts. II is
said.
An organized attempt is to be made
80 grow cane IN the noftnern part of
Chile.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
H A. SMITH for first class carpet
cleaning. Phone 9ilW.

CLIMBED F'ENCE-H. II. Mccain.
age is years. living at s2h West Four
tccnth street. was arrested last night
at Lake Minncqua by Officer Carlson
for trespassinE. Mccain was found
climbing over a back fence At the
amusement park. Tho arrest WAS made
at o'clock according TO police records.
EYE EXAMINATIONS - Kletzky
eyo examinations are scientific, skili.
fui and accurate. Each lens II exactly
ground to the exact requirements OF
each eye. OfYice. suite u: Thatcher
Building. Phone 1881 W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

Tho body of James H. Kerwin wa.
sent to Denver. Colo. yesterday by
McMinn accompanied by tho rcla.
tivcs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

James, John jackson. Lee Dillman.
w. J. Valley. c. L. Mckinley and
+. T. Vaughn. members of knights
of Pythias No. So. Arrangements
wcro in charge Mccarthy Brown.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Closing out car load Of re-
frigerators. Sam Nelson.

FREE Board. Room and treatment
for limited time to sufferers Of Rheu-
ma,ism. kidney and liver trouble.
Write Clark Pueblo Mineral Spring
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

The funeral of Mrs oris Ward viii
taks place this afternoon at o'clock
in the Mccarthy Brown funeral
chapel. Intcrment will be mado In
Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

Tho body of Mrs. Mabel Brown was
sent to Breckenridge. Colo. yesterday
by McMinn accompanied by tho rcla-
tives.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
WALLS F'RoGLEss MEETING

WALLS F'ROGLESS MEETING
A special meeting of Pueblo Walls
Frogless stockholders is hereby called
at Room 81 Opera house. Friday. June
3rd. at 500 p m. Business of import-
ance. All urged to attend JOHN n
MARTIN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

area near Pueblo. He will have sew
eral stories concerning tho San Isabel
Forest in tho near future.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
CITY BRIEFS

SPARKS from a passing railroad To-
comotive caused small fire under the
C street viaduct yesterday afternoon
at 3:4O o'clock. Damage was reported
as being nominal.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

INVESTIGATION-G Buick. 31s1s
south Union avenue, a cook giving his
age as 3S years. was arrested at his
rooms Yesterday morning at HIS
O'Clock on charge of investigation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
FUNERAL NOTICES

Tho funeral OF Bayard T. CfarI
will be held Thursday afternoon at :
o'clock from the McMinn chapel
Rev. Lowden will conduct the ser,
vices. Burial in the family lot ir
Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

Tho funeral of John Gilruth will
take place Thursday morning at 10
o'clock in the Mccarthy Brown
chapel. Interment Rosclnwn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
TIRE SALE NOW GOING ON AT
TYLER TIRE CO., 6o4 N. MAIN.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS AND
SUNDAY MORNINGS. PHONE
1893.

MARIE i. CAMPBELL. Chiroprac-
tor. 53e Thatcher building. Phone
1923. Residence phone 22ss-J.
LA NETA EDIToR-A. A. Foo~S.
editor of the LaNeta Enterprise. was
visitor to the Pueblo Commerce club
yesterday. MFR. Foote's business here
was in connection with tho publicity
work for not only San Isabel fores,
but including the development of the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
PHONE FoRBusH FOR COAL.
Au-steel Safes and CabinetA Ths
Best, O'Rricn Printing %.

MENTALITY - Matt Dcben, Aus
trian. was arrested yesterday morn
ing on south Santa Fe avenue by De-
tective Mcdonald and Oncers Osborn
and Porter on investigation as to his
sanity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

Tho funeral of Harry Cross wa1
held Yesterday afternoon At o'clock
from tho chapel of T. @. Mccarthy
and company. Rev. G. l. Lowe CON
Quoted tho services. Mrs Floyd
Gentry accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Holioran. SanE Near Still Nearer.
"oh Lovc That Will Not Let Me Co..
and Beautiful 1slo of Somewhere
Pail bearers were j. w. Short, b. II.
Morriss. c. W. Ray. and II. c. Ray.
Burial was in Mountain View
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

Tho funeral of Bcrnardino lara
took place yesterday morning at 10
o'clock from the residence. 5s block
V. 1ntermcpt, Roselswn In charge of
tho McCarthy.Brown Undertaking
co,npany
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

The funeral of Dorothy Davis win
be held this morning at 10 O'Clock
from the McMinn chapel. Burial will
be in Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

The funeral OF jamie BostyWnich
will be held this afternoon at .
o'clock from the chapel OF r G. Nc
Carthy and company. Burial will be
in Rosclawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

Tho funeral of Mrs. Amanda Thor,
was held yesterday morning at II
o'clock from the McMinn chapel
Burial was in Rosclawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
HYpso-sroNs HOMES. Phone s,,.

PRESS PRINTS ANYTHING
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01

For North Carolina To-
baccO Low
AVERAGE S7sl.

The Tobacco Journal % August
25th. gives some data on the July
sales 81 North Carolina. which look.
di.couraging in the extreme. Il says
THE tobacco sales for July in the
Loose Leaf markets Of Baden. Col
umbus and Rodeson counties % North
Carolina. were 2.570.56s pounds by
II warehouses "a not reportedl. at an
average price of s7.5t as compared
with s23.35 per hundredweigh; FOR
last years July sales and t25.0i FOE
the seasons average on 2t.I97. 3g7
pounds IN 1920.
The main bright leaf belt Of North
Carolina has been reduced one.thiri
in acreage and has an average condi-
ton u 20 per cent Of normal Cfulp
crop. According to .he reports made
by IS well informed tobacco special.
i.ts. the acreage l. - per cent com
psred with last year and indicate. a
20 per cent decrease from the usual
acreage
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
OFFICERS CATCH
MAN At A STILL
Sam Pigg Arrested
Near Berea And Dis
tillery And Pro-
duct Destroyed.

Federal Officer. ). J. Coruet,
J. " kavanaash. and w. n KIN.
r,ird. accompanied b. Deputy
Shetlffs s r. Bush and W. A.
Johnson. made /, raid on a still tina,
was operated by Sam agg down
a Dirt road a; the left Of the Big
I'LL pike. near Hunters store. They
destroyed The still. poured out about
III barrels u beer They also poured
out a va, u beer that they thought
might have contained 800 gallons II
beer They made the raid on Wed.
resiay
When the officers arrived they
say Pigy run from The s,ili 20 HI,
fathers house down the hill. He
lost ms nat in his hurried flight and
whe nthe officersreturnei 3, 70 him
they took him into cus,oday. The
officers were not able % &c, gu, %
him that he mad helpers IN his bIs-
tess but u was quite evident tina, he
rad. Pgg i 20 appear az the Octob.
er term 81 circuit court and also fed.
cral court and answer for moonshin.
iny Richmond Reg ster.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
New Circular Out
On Apple.Bud Worm

A new circular prepared By Har'
rison Garman. entomologIst al the
Station and dealing with a descript.
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment,
ton Of a bud-worm reported 20 have
infested apple trees in Ohio county
is ready for distribution 70 interested
farmers of the State. The insec,
has been known 10 attack apple and
other fruit trees but has not been
given attention in the published ac-
counts Of fruit insects as a bud eater.
according to Mr.. Garman. lss in
jur,es Of this nature appear to be
more ssrioss than thess IL does later
TO the leaves but have apparently
bssa overlooked. The siscvlsr Which
10 No. Is may b obtained free from
the station ct Lsxingten.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-01
NON.CROWERS
ELIGIBLE
To Membership In
Marketing Plan

ln reply % letter from D. A
Hrrvey. u Paint Lick. asking 4
grower. Who raised no tobacco ini920
were eligible q membership in the
Burnley Cooperative Marketing Asso.
citation. Hon J y kchoe. ~ MAYS.
Vile. answers as follows:
Maysyille. Ky. Aug 81. 1921
Mr. d A. Hervey.
Paint Lick. ~
Ny Dear Mr. Hervey.
Replying 20 yours Of yesterday
Any person who expects % rase
tobacco for the next five years Is
eligible 20 membership IN the BurIey
Cooperative Marketing Association.
and q j. important that every man
who raised tobacco IN 1929 should
sign the pledge. because the move.
ment cannot be success. unles. sew.
enty-hve per cent u the 1920 crop
j. signed up II there j. any one IN
your neighborhooi who grew tobacco
IN 1920. Il i very important that ne
sgn up. regardless ~ whether ne
grows any TINS year or not. II ne
doesn't grow any TIM. year. L will
not be necessary for him 10 pay the
entrance fee. at this time. but when
h. signs the pledge Il should be
stated tina, he will pay the initiation
fee ~ s.. out Of the firs, crop ~
tobacco that he does grow
A. stated before. u - very impor.
tant that We get all Of the growers
Who were IN the business In 1920,
- be sure - sign every one u them
a. they will count against a. z they
do not sign.
The movement Is progressing with
wonderful success every where. and
Il LOOKS like u is gong 20 be 90. and
the growers Of Burley tobacco A
fortunate people during the next few
years. | Gee no other hope for their
success excepting through this asso.
cation. and 4 u doesn't succeed
our people are going 20 be IN straight.
snei circumstances for some time 20
come
VIII best wishe,
] y kaH,s