davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-04-08

another two-ply blow. this one to
right center. and was promptly CASH
ed oy y Rourke, who shot a smoking
single over the midway cushion.
The Giants made serious threat
In the NTH. when an unusual double
play snuned their chances. There was
one out when Rapp walked. and Smith
came through with a single sending
MIN to third. The catcher overran
nagged after chase. While he was
being run up and down the line Rapp
tried to sneak into the counting sta
tlon, but was nipped at the plate on
darris' peg to Charity.
Giants Score In Eighth.
New York's only tally was chalked
up in the eighth before Mogridge set
tied down. Rapp singled with one out.
and went to third when Snyder. bat
ting for his fellow receiver. cracked
safety over O'Rourke's head. Pat
terson was sent in to hit for Barnes
and lifted to Miller. Rapp scoring
after the catch.
Nearly 5000 fans were on hand for
the contest. by far the largest as
serb,age yet to turn out during the
Grins-Giants tour. Shanks and Rice
both contributed worthwhile field
ing plays.
In addition to a great improvement
IN the brand of hurting presented by
tne Nationals the support accorded
Erickson and Mogridge proved an i'm -
portant factor in the victory of the
Grins. For the first time not n sjppI-
Brides men. -"'
Evening star., 1921-04-08
.K|RKWOOD GOLF MARVEL
Can Place All Shots, But Mcleod
Believes Several Yanks Can
Match Australian.

J. S. Kirkwood. star Australian
golfer. who has been astounding golf
players in the south with his trick
plays all his clubs with unerring ac--
curacy according to Fred Mcleod OF
the Columbia Country Club. who is
back from White Sulphur Springs
w. Va. where he played in the pro-
fession3l tournament.
While Kirkwood is a n adept with all
his clubs. Mcleod believes there are
several professional golfers in the
United States who are his equal on
the links. AT the same time the Co
lrmbia pro admits that k'rkwood has
almost perfect control with all his
clubs.
.'Ho vii, call hook or slice. and a
low hook or n slice. and play the shot
nnrfrctly." Mcleod said. HIS iron
shote are amazingly accurate and his
short game is almost perfect. Con-
troll of the mashie and medium iron
is big asset to the Australian, who.
however is not as long from the tee
as he might be
One of the peculiar features of
Kirkwood's game. Mcleod saws, is
that he is ambideXtrous and ca
play a fine game of golf left handed
as well as right. Kirkwood passed
through WASHINGTON on his way to
asked hy Mcleod to stop over for
a round over the Columbia curse.
hut said he had rot time to stop.
Mcleod says the Australian can
drive hall of a watch. can tee
three balls. one on top Of nnother
and drive the middle one away with
out touching the others. and can do
other marvellous feats never before
saen in this country. While cod
thinks there ara several men in this
country as good as the Australian.
he also believes Eirkwood should
be heard from in any tournament he
enters.
Jock Hutchison of Chicago. win
Evening star., 1921-04-08
SYBIL BAUER HAS MARK
FOR WOMAN SWIMMERS

CHICAGO. April S.-The Illinois
Athletic Club of Chicago won the ma
tional water polo championship last
night through 8 to l victory of the
Chicago Athletic Association, which
took second place. The Olympic At:l-
!etic Club of San Francisco finished
Athletic Club. to 2. Sybil Bauer of
the ]. A. c. set world record in the
le0-yard back stroke for women, de-
feating Margaret Woodbridge of the
Detroit A. c. in 1.162-5 which was
1-o seconds better than the old rec
ord.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

ner of the north and south open
and the recent White SULPHUR Springs
tourney. is playing the best golf of
any of the prefe essionais who made
the winter circuit. Mcleod said.
Hutchison has improved his game
considerably and is hitting longer
ball than ever. Barnes has been trou-
bled with boils this winter and has
not been able to do himself justice.
the Columbia pro said. while Hagen
has not done as well as he did three
years ago. Emmett French and Cyril
Walker also are playing fine golf.
according to Mcleod.
The Columbia professional expects
to leave Washington about the mid
die of May to sail for England to
play in the British open champion
ship.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Here Today Higgins Announces Opening LneUp for Yankees
President to Meet Evans
in Golf Match Next Week

President Harding will play
golf mt Chevy Chnse with
Charles Evnns, jr., of Chicago.
national amateur golf cham
pion, one afternoon the latter
part of next week. IL was nn-
nOunced mt the White House to-
day.
In answer to a telegram ask
ing pernlissiOn for Evans to
play with the President. George
II. ChriStfan. secretary to the
President. took the matter up
with the chief executive to-
day and said President Harding
would be glad to play with
Evaus any day next week.
Probably the other two menu
bcrs of the proposed fOur-bail
match will be Henry r. Fletch-
er. undcrSecretary Of state. and
either Senator KELLOGG or Sena-
tor Hale.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Indians Fail to Bunch Hits.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. April S.-Eay
Caldwell held the Chattanooga South
ern Association team to five hits yes
terday in the first full game he has
pitched this season, but the Cleveland
Indians lost. to a. because they could
not bunch any of their eight hits OFF
Daniel Boone. a former University of
Alabama pitcher. Eighteen of the
champions were retired on fly balls.
Manager Speaker was cut Of the line
up because of his spiked leg. He eX-
poets TO resume centerfield when the
team reaches Cincinnati Saturday
Evening star., 1921-04-08
BAKER is DISSATISFIED:
MAY QUIT THE YANKEES

CHESTER. Pa. April S.--J. Franklin
Baker. former king of hitters. may
play with the Chester base ball club.
despite the fact that he is now with
the New York Yankees Baker is de
clared to be dissatisfied with the re
ports that Judge Landis will demand
"a hearing for his participation in in
dependent base ball.
Baker ism contract breaker. and
he doesn't think there is anything to
cover up. but he is not going to let
any one b!uff him. New York wanted
him, and unless something is done to
stop the investigation they will lose
him
Frank Miller, mana Ger OF the Ches-
ter club, has offered Baker salary
almost AS much that gwen by New
York TO play here four days a week
and Baker is considering the offer
He says ii will bring him closer TO
his home and make il possible TO be
with his children down on the farm E"
Evening star., 1921-04-08
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

At Columbus. Ga.-Ind!ana University. ):
faD., fleming School T.
At Wake Forcst-Wake Forcs'. l.: wof-
frL. 3.
Columbia s. C.-E-.kine College 13:
South Caroline. II.
B. Al Knoxville. Tenn.-Tennes.ec. q: Carson
ard Newman. 1.
\. E.acksbIrg. Na.-virruia rnly.. :: Car
:.r Tecd l.
\. Charlottesville. va.-corne!I. =: Nir-
:iD:a. ]
At Elon. " c.--EIou College q: North
rarulua Ageies. l.
A. Cha""l H." y North Carolina 4:
Maryland University, !.
A. Dn-ham. 80. '.-Trinity Cni.nge. g:
FL rida University. =.
At A-bars. Ga. --Georeia &: Furr,an !:
\. Hsrr;S.ta. TerD.-I.incon, 10; Cumber-
ard University. 4.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
SCHOOL MINES POSTPONE
ALL OF TODAY'S GAMES
II. p. HUMPHREYS,

None of the high school teams will
take the diamond today, vet grounds
hecessitatins the postponement of all
contests. Western and Eastern we're to
nave met in championship series
match in Central Stadium. while Tech
was to play the Georgetown Freshmen
ana business the Briarlcy Hall Military
Academy. Tomorrow Central will go to
baHimore to oppose the Baltimore foly-
iechnic Institute nine.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

OpcHSi-
Frank Baker. third baseman. whose
reinstatement now is being consid-
cred by Judge Lands. probably will
not get into the Yankee lineup for
some while. Bakers questioned
status is not keeping him on the
bench. Manager Huggins believes the
infield he has named for the start of
the campaign his strongest and wants
to give it a real test. In discussing
Ihe retention of Ward at third base
Huggins said:
While l believe that Frank Baker
is going to help our team greatly and
will greatly improve our chances OF
success. l am going to start the sea-
son with Ward at third base. The
combination with Ward at third and
Fewster at second will be tried out
thoroughly. IF, some seem to fear.
Fewster is unable to play through the
season because of lack Of Physical
staying power. then Ward oen he
shifted to second and Baker at third"
Evening star., 1921-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS BASE BALL

At ndianapolis-Cincinnati 10; indianap-
oils. !. -,
At Greensboro. y. C.-Toronfo. l3; Greens
borO. u.
At Dallas. Tex.-Pittsburgh. .: Dallas D.
At Tulsa. Okla.-Dctroit. 8; Tulsa. o
At Darlington. 8. C.-Boss"n soA' il;
Rochester. y. -
At Alcoa Tenn.-Ne.s York Giants YsDi-
gans, Il; Marysville. =;
AT Durham y. C.-Buhaln. @: Durham. o.
At Nashville. Tenn.-Louisville. g. Nas.'-
Vile. ].
At Charlotte. y. C.-Athlefics. u; Phiilies-
Al Macon Ga-To:edo. b: New Haven, l.
Al St Louis-Cariinais, 4; Browns. l.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
HANK SHANKS TO START
SEASON AT THIRD BASE
Wins Hot=Corner Assignment Over Ellerbe and
Foss-Stars With Erickson in Beating
McGraws at Norfolk, Z=1
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

IEATTiER Washington fans today will their
wv peek edition Nationals,
York Giants the fifth of
Park o'clock
the but actually
in
Mcbride
o to
21 registered against
daxu. the eininth barns orm gtours
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Reds Ready for Indians.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, April s-The
Cincinnati Reds of the National
League are on the home reservation
again and were scheduled to indulge
in light practice at the park this
afternoon. weather permitting. in
preparation for the games with the
Clevelands. Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Golf Semi-Finals On.

PINEHURST. y. c., April S.-Semi
final round matches in the north and
south amateur golf championship
were played here today. Il. 4. Merri-
man Of Waterbury met Frank Dyer
of Upper Montciair and Perry Adair
of Atlanta played Gardiner White of
Nassau.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Fourteenth Win for Cubs

CHICAGO. April s..The fourteenth
victory in practice games this sea
son was chalked up for the Cubs
yesterday. when they beat the Wich-
ita. Kansas. team. to 9. ACCORDING
to dispatch to Chicago. The Cubs
have lost but four games.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Pratt's Return Gusts Brady.

BOSTON. April S.-The release Of
Cliff Brady. second baseman. to the
Jersey City Internationals vas ar
rnurred by Manager Hush nlfy of
the Ped Sox in dispatches from the
south today. Brady was an important
element in Red Sox campaign plans
until DerriIl Pratt signed to play sec
ond base. -
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Brave Yannigans Can Clout.

BOSTON, April S.-Johnny Cooner
and Al Pierotti twirled so handsome
iy for the fannigans that the regu-
lar Boston National base ball team
was beaten in its exhibition game al
Paris. Tenn. yesterday. to @. Tia.
SanniganS went on batting sprc
and belted the offerings of Paul Joh,;-
son and Garland BraXton for round
dozen Safeties.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

credited with the circuit drives Five
of the total Wee made yesterday a;
Tulsa. Cobb and Heilman hitting two
and Neach one. Cobb has been famed
once. Tiger pitchers are going we'll
TOO. Up to the beginning of todsy'S
game they had not been scored on In
eighteen innings.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
White sox to Play BreweSs

CHICAGO. April S.-The White Soy
will play at Louisville this afternoon
with Davenport on the mound. Fol-
Milwaukee where games for Satpro
Gay and Sunday are scheduled, with
Kerr and Mulrenan pitching.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Three Hcrers for Red Sox

DARLINGTC:. S. c.. April s.-The
Soston Americans defeated the
Rochester 1nternstionals, IL to 6. yes-
terday- Three of the Boston runs
were homers in the bat bomba rdment
which met the Rochester twirlers. The
game was the last in the south nrior
to opening of the seaso on the reg
uiar circuit.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
WARD, INSTEAD OF BAKER,
is GIVEN THIRD BASE JOB

YORK S-Thc the Brooklyn
Nationals Baltimore Nd the final road
uggin Yankees
the following the the
Ruth left field
right Ppp field
Shawkey
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Umpire KLEIN Cannot Work.

NEW YORK. Apr;r S.-Umpire VIII
liam K'em whose 'eg was injured by "A
foul tip in an exhibition game at At
lanta last Tuesday. will not be abe to
officiate when the season opens next
Wednesday. He is in an infirmary at
Atlanta.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Appalachian Onens Nay IL.

BISTOL Tenn.-Na.. April s.-The
Appalachian League. as recently re-
organized. with Knoxville. Bristol.
Johnson City Kingsport. Grefneville
and Cleveland as members. will open
the season May IL.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Tigers Make Big Hit Total.

DETROIT Mich, April S.-The De-
troit Americans. in their sojourn
through the southwest. i'm five games
so far this week have hit sixty safe
ties. including ten home runs. Cobb.
Heilman, Neach, Blue and Woodall are
Evening star., 1921-04-08
THIS IS MORE LIKE IT

fBatted for Smith in eighth.
New York. O o o.
Washington. o o o U K:
Rnns-Rapp. Shanks t9. Error-Kelly.
Iwo-base hits-Brown, Judge taD. Shanks
IS',N U Rourke. Sacrifice hits-O' Rourke
Gharr1ty teD, Patterson. Struck out-By
Barnes. L; by Erickson, 4. Base balls-Of
Erickson. 3. Double play-Rice 10 Shanks.
Hits-On Toney. in innings; on Barnes.
0 In innings; OF Erickson, . in Z innings;
on Mogridge, in innings. Losing pitcher
barnes. Time OF game-1 hour and 81 min
utes. Umpires-Brennan and Kelly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
TRACTOR MEN WANTED
FARE PAID-F-REE TRIAL

Write Denver office for particulars
of our Tractor work where you repair
and operate different types. Elec-
trical course included No other
school gives separate Tractor Course.
Price $4,000. No studies, but three
weeks of intense practical work and
employment department already has
calls for graduates. We have been
teaching Tractor Schools for fourteen
years, and today have the largest
chain of schools in this country. Life
membership for free future schooling
and employment. Auto School prices
reduced. HEMPHILL BROS. A. Il
r. SCHOOL, 18TH and Lawrence Sts.,
Denver, Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SIDE-LINE. on liberal commission
basis. for experienced salesman, TO
represent a Denver manufacturer OF
High Grade Candies, in Pueblo, ada
cont vicinity and Arkansas valley.
Quality Package Goods. Hard Candies.
Bars. and Penny Goods. Applicant
must furnish references and bond
premium on bond to be paid by en-
ployer. Reply giving age. number of
years experience in selling, present en-
ployers. and territory covered, to Box
N-SS Chicftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
STUDENTS

IT is said Opportunity knocks but
once. On Sunday. between tho hours
OF . and 4 p. m. and on Monday. from
10 a. m. to IL noon, ] Will consider ap-
plications for ton mon who arc not
satisfied with their present employ
mcnt and who are honest and amoi-
tious and have desire to cut loose
from the weekly pay envelope. To the
man selected a practical course in sales
manship will be given free of charge,
and those qualifying will Immediately
be given a position with a sales organ
ization employing over 1000 statesmen,
and an opportunity to earn from 5000
to 5000 annually and practically un-
limited opportunity for advancement.
This course will in no way conflict
with your present employment as the
Instructions will be given in tho cvc-
ming. Call c07-co9 Thatcher Bldg.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CAN YOU SELL STOCKS?
Write Investment House of j. F..
THOMPSON e co, INC. 12S Liberty
Rock"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

WHY WORK for others II
you can be your own boss
Look. nothing like this, miles
from Pueblo. at such price and
terms: .ni- acres with water
right. most In alfalfa, house
and outbuildinGs. horses. waE-
on. buggy. harness, mower. and
rake. implements and tools;
ono stack of alfalfa hay. Price
only $4,000: 81 .ooc cash. balance
$500 per year with per cont in
tcrcst. Who is going to be the
lucky ono. Sec
Il. EREMBZoW.
Il Franklin Bldg. Fourth and
Santa Fc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

1so or so FOOTHILL ranch for sale
cheap. 3lI West Seventh street
Room 2.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
HOLCOMB REALTY co.

80 Central Blk. Phone Ss5. Have
a cash buyer for 1850 or $500 house.
within ten blocks OF Mesa Jet
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
| Have a Neat Home

In East Pueblo that I can sell at .
bargain.
r. d. DONNELLY.
?op West Fourth Phone 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
WANTED-AGENTS
AND Statesmen

AGENT-To sell Business expansion
Bonds. Stock shares given free. Big
commission. dividends. Address. Chas.
Strong, Derby. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Property Managers
A HOME AND HALF LIVING

a HOME AND HALF LIVING
Can be secured by buying the 3-rin.
house and J lots. No. 1916 Berkeley
ave. There's a big chicken house and
a barn too. All for Si,o5o.
Small Cash Payment Balance Easy.
c. Il. RAY 4 co. 10. u. Abricndu.
FOR SALE Strictly modern six
room brick. Excellent location, oio IL.
Ninth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

CLERKS. tmon. women) over II.
for Postal Mail Service. s125 month.
Experience Unnecessary. For FREQ par
ticuiars OF examinations. write j.
Leonard. tformer Civil Service Ex-
amincr) 1918 Equitable Bldg, WASH
inSton, d. C.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
FOR SALE 81
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE
TODAY! TODAY!


bargains In Homes
Ranch and city Loans ! per cent
Fire and Auto ins.. rates low.
We Write all Kinds OF Bonds.
VIC Manage Properties.
We can got You Results
East Side Bargains
i5is u. sth, 5-H mod. . lots. cellar.
lawn. only $3.50. terms. eoS Blk. l..
9Th, choice 5-R. mod, sS5oo. terms. iiiD
Ash St, SIR. brick, lights, $50. 800
cash, Si5 per mo. at 6 per cent. 100
Granite. SIR. brick. bath. lights. sink.
flsSq, $500 cash. bal easy.
North Side Bargains
1os W. 18th. Or. sink. cellar, gar
age. chicken sheds corner large lot.
fruit trees. priec only 1850: very easy
terms. Lots Ssxi.0 In 500 blk. ". 18th.
i.oo. .I-3 9Th Ave, SIR strictly mod.
brick, : lots garage, snap. jis W.
s,h., 1-R., lights. barn. lot NSi.o. snap.
South Side Bargains
s.l Lake. extra fine 5-R. strictly
mod. brick bungalow, lots, $500.
500 cash. $50 per month : per cent
buys 1876 Cartcrct, price $500. 2ls
Polk st. SIR mod. brick. = lots, best
buy on South Side +it W. Abricndo.
s-i; mod. ss55o. terms. 81 Blk h. s-R.
mod $3.50.
Sec Us before you buy. Handling
Homes Is our Speciality.
MhtI.ABN N-chNpBELL. Cent. Bik.
z per cent Loans. Bonds. Auto, tns..
proDrYfv Mapavav
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED An experienced lady
bookkccpcr and stonographcr. good
pay and permanent position; must he
a thoro bookkoepor and able to open
and close a set of books. Address VS.
thicftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Administrators Public Sale

Land, stock and implements. the
Baum anrch. 800 A: one mile north
Dotson Lake. IS miles s. II. of Pueblo.
AZ miles S. w. Ncpcsta. sale March
A.. Look this up. Chas Baum, Adm.
is2s East Eighth street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

FOR a pretty stylish spring hat or
n last years hat remodclod. GO to Mrs
Wilson. She will please you. Prices
bout 4 other niIliner's charges. 5i5l4
y Main. upstairs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

$50 REIMBURSEMENT home
stead. 100 foo,hill farm. 212s Grand
Avenue.
FOR sale or trade for good income
property in Pueblo. Colorado Springs
or Denver. or stock ranch near same:
well improved 1sn-acrc irrigated farm ;
all fenced: best water right near Ala
mosa, Colo: also fine stone business
building i'm Monte Vista. Address Earl
u. Hahn, SCI $. Union. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
w. I. W1GTON
SOC n. Santa &c.
FOR SALE,-RANCHE.S
IN
IRRIGATED LAND

TKK1tiATED LAND
20 A. located 4 m u. Z A. alfalfa,
balance garden land. New cottage. we'll
improved. 5000, cash 5000. or take
Pueblo house.
cultivated. $1,000. Terms. Trade or rent
Immediate possession.
so or iso A. improved. on the trail
near Boone. Take house part pay.
II. l.. BRItEY. Central Elk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
HATS FOR LADIES

Tho best Hats and lowest prices OF
Spring Styles. YOU will find at Olson's s
Millinery Parlors. 1905 cast Evans
ave, ono door south of Northern. open
evenings
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

FOR RENT
1,o0o-arre ranch, so acres in alfal-
ia. several acres of work land. plenty
OF pasture, fine improvements: will
rent for cash or for share rent.
?60-acro ranch. 20 miles " T.. of
Olney Springs. part in cultivation.
small improvements. good we'll. 5000
per year.
e<o-arro ranch. well improved. in
foothills W. of Pueblo, plenty of
water. clsh or share rent.
3co-ar-o ranch. part in cultivation
3-room house. fenced. near Teller res
crvoir: good place for stock or poul-
try. outside range: $500 per year.
3so-acro ranch. part in cultivation
c. r. e. l. ditch runs thru ranch. 500
per year.
1s0-acre ranch. 7 miles s. T.. of
Pueblo. with small house. $1,000 per
year.
37-acro ranch. 1, miles w. of
Lamar. on Ark. river. small imps.
$4,000: cash. or will rent on shares.
160-acro ranch. miles $. W. of
Las Auimas, small imps., good we'll,
f2b.oo
Have several other ranches for rent.
share or cash VIII sell part of tho
above ranches. small payment down.
or will take city property as part pay
mcnt
w. l. wIGToN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

SPARE TIME WORK
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
You can earn $1,000 week and
moro by taking subscriptions during
spare time for tho Cosmopolitan
Group of Magazines. Openings for a
few responsible men and women In
Pueblo. Outfit furnished free. For
particulars. write Desk MA, Agency
Bureau. International Magazine Co,
1l9 West 10th St. New York city.
WANTED-1Iandy man TO lay cob
bic stones in cement at Boone. Haven.
Room II3, Central Blk.
BE a DETECTINE-Big pay: easy
work. great demand everywhere. We
show you all; write WAGNER,
iss East 10th street. New York.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

BOYS CAN mako kood money sell
ing Tho Chief.ain on streets everJ
morning. Start at once. call at Chief
tain ofico for either Mr.. kehoe or MI
Hughes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A CREW of bell ringers that arc
Al and will be square. proposition
that will sell and pay you 81 the order,
owls Studio. Pope Block.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
DRINK MOONSH1NE

Wonderful new soft drink. J. r.
Crawley. Distributor. 3o5 w. Ith
Phone 1911.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
QUALITY STITCH SHOP

HNHKIET VHVhE
Buttonhoies. Hcmstitchins. Plcatins
Buttons. Scalloping. Brsiding. Bead
ing. Embroidery. Mail Order wor
Special. c15-2l7 Thatcher b. T. 76t
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

BE a detective. SJO-ioo weekly; trav-
ri over world; experience unnecessary.
American Detective Agency. 5I7 Lucas,
81. Louis,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

SALESBOARD operators and sales
men write us for our new prices and
selling proposition. st Louis Novelty
Company. 7os-o7 odd Fellows Bldg, st
Louis. Mo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

TRY the Alta Vista Hotel. under
new management, quiet and home
like. Rooms from 81 up; free bath
and steam heated. 6i7i4 Main.
MAN and wife to work on ranch.
Phone 25S5-M.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

COPPER PoTS. All solid copper. n,
tin. no solder. no seams. Air tight GOV
ors. All sizes. Boyer & Co, F-3i5 Far
nam Bldg, Omaha, Nebr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

ONE to three acres with best OF
water rights. West of city Park.
Phone gaA-R.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

SALESMEN-"Go-G Gcttcr'' with lots
of pep to build up permanent bust
moss on good repeat order speciality.
Chicago Sales Book Co, Dept Esd,
Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

wANTED-work.t to earn room cx-
rcnsc. by young man attending busi-
ness college Address J.. q. Box 7o5
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

$500 monthly, selling new patented
gasoline Naporizcr. 5s miles per gallon
made with Fo-1. One sample Free.
Stransky- -Naporizcr' Co. 53l Pukwana
s. Oak.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

NOTlCEStf YOU have work OF any
kind to be done. Phone Nicholl's Labor
Agency.