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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
IN DAYS NEWS"

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The Proposed Charter Amendments

Whether the city government Of Pueblo shall
t,nnc under It's present ion with three commissioners.
whether it shall bc changed the City Manager plan
Is Sphjcct ct current discussion,
In the first place let it he Ssid that the proposition
NJ cAansc is made IN go,Sf faith = insult Of the
activities ct number of citizens who sincerely
seeking the welfare Of the city, snd whose motives should
not he nisrp0sca,ed aspcrScd without, cod
rheSc gentlemen have gwen much tune ard thcucbi 10
the plan ot city for Pueblo They NAV rcr-
hsrS NJ mistaken IN their Judgment, hut their proposition
entitled to rsectful consideration, and the decision
~ tire Fcor'c should hc drrvcd by the high mo
iivc ths; apparently has guided thc committee IN rs
w'rS that dcsrr 10 serve the hSt interests
of the eity,
Tins matter IN which neither personal prsiuiices
uNr partisan u,sneuvcy'ns ought t. hsvc place ANY
feelaS asius; any Frscu who hss served Or thi> oc
w;ec Is quite much cf FlSec Is ary feeling
sslr> any oieis - thc r-scnt city government. The
sivsagsSc ~ ANY FSr,y should N c,->iierrt n
~Stev that affects the ircSt ~ every resident - ths
e,y way ,hs, IS ir5cpeadcr, If say Ysrty d,>sj-y
ticas
N>r re present. The Chief,siz Will g; aavcss,e
ese- Ire sdcP,a the rc,ee,sos II the city -saSscv
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
roDAY's ANNIVERSARIES

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Why2
poTs A DOCTOR FEEL ONES
rUISEf

DOES A DOCTOR FEEL ONES
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Copyright 1891, BY The Wheeler Syn
dicste, Incl
ono Of the very wise provisions Of
nature wss that. in constructing the
extremely delicate machine which We
term the human body. she placed al an
easily accessible SPOT n Euagc similar
to that which may bc found on boilers
or furnaces or other rrar-uadc
rncchanisrus This suaEe. which We call
the pulse" IS the beating ct an
artery which lies just above hit Of
bone at the wrist and Is therefore very
easily read. particularly ey ono whose
fingers arc well trained
BY tho simple action Of placing his
fingers on ones pulse, a physician can
not only tell how often the heart is
beating pcr minute. but whether II is
working regularly or ir-oEClarly,
whether Il Is stimulated ano
nervous. Or weak and iNhorinE, Tho
pulse also Indicates 10 tire trained Oh
Se-va1cc Of tire doctor the state % the
the hear; i beating and Row much
pressure there Is inside the blood ves-
SNts Cf the BODY between the heart
heats, The latter points. Of course, have
70 be brought out in greater detail by
means cfa prolonged examination. hut
the pulse IS indicative o. 80 many
things, that IL may ss called the dial
ot the cccy as whole. shcwtrS
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way, ard suggesting i-i-ediac REM
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American States
,chicasn TrihnneN

IVhIcaEo Irlhu0el
Two such regions combined make which
the great city contributes share and which the
countryside contributes equal sha-e. City states
existed, they
4 not healthy without its country
side ccurtryste not hc prCsroSsive without its
etS.
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ard counter pull upcr each other produce eGuiroiss
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many you may expect city be
radical md O. BE-
dirrrerces Between Chicago and down safe. hut
Nh which pcii-
ttcauS ther,- The real tiTereaces Ncrencisi
AsDcricar hcth,r they found the bc>t bound
they coud and nos, have found durable once
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
THE PUEBLO CHlEFTAIN

plan. There STRONG arguments both for and against
the proposition and for the present the public interests
may be served best by impartial study of the details
of the proposed amendments, and careful consldera-
ton of the arguments presented upon both sides The
Chicfan therefore invites discussion of the subject
in these columns either in the form of communications
by interviews.
The people of Pueblo have the opportunity to
change from the commission plan to the form II
they desire do The decision should be made after
careful consideration and without i'll feeling of any kind.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
Horoscope
"rhe Stars Incline,
Hut no Not Compel"
MAY IL, 1921.

MAY IL, 1921.
Astrologers read this as an unfor-
tunatc day, for Venus dominates it
with sinister power, while Jupiter,
Mars and Saturn are all adverse.
1t Is n day that may he especially
Disappointing to the business or pro-
feasional ambitions of women.
They who are married under this
planetary government should he care
ful not to quarrel. for Mars will en-
courage bootless arguments and fool
ish disaCreements.
1t is not n lucky day for entertain
ments of any sort since tho planetary
rule is held to inspire unfavorable
criticism and even ridicule.
Saturn makes all dark and hidden
things peculiarly dangerous at this
time and by this same sign crimes
committed by stealth probably will in
crease.
The seers have prophesied that tho
tendency to intrigue and doceit would
be emphasized under this sway and
for that reason false friends will null
tiply.
truth-telling and tho theory that
thoughts are to be easily read may
have an effect on vcracity, the seers
declare.
Mars is in evil place and again
there is a forecast of activity in mill
tary and naval afrairs.
Changes in the presidents cabinet
before the end OF the year have been
prosnosticated by foreign astrologers.
Portugal and Switzerland are both
under q menacing direction OF the
stars.
Persons whose hirthdatc It is have
tho ausury a busy year that brings
VcNation. or even dissppointments
that may be easily overcome.
Children born on this daS may be
difficult 10 guide, but they should be
bright and talented.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
FASHION hint

II acc,~.ance 70 tie recvef: o:
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sGlei tae fs.sso, service ~ssce
rroyet 80 popular. We says raatn A.
rAree-,e-gS Ntih the Beauty n Ter.
company. o, New York 20 s17pl~ re
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
TODAYrS BIRTHDAYS

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
THE TEA PARTY LOBBY

great hrilnancc- Nor il 1t OF record
that the quality either Of the leslsla-
-tors or of the legislation has Improved
since then
Asain. the bssinninss ot eonnec-
tion between society and our natiorul
government have already been mad
here iu Washington. Since form"r
President Wilson iuaL-ur5.ted the .rls-
tom Of reading presidential nesSa-
20 congress there has been a growir-
tendency for society 10 attend fhC
readings. and the nov adrainistrsit0u
has shovu an increase IN that ten
dgucy- These mecca se-dsys have ler-
10 our snirt-slecvec perSpi-inS con-
Ersss touch o. the dignity ard
srfe-dcr which surely the Irr.ris,urT
q a Ercaf nation should have
NJ. walker does uct claim ;hs; -
ides v either new o. or.EinsL IT Fac.
- reveals IRE fact that DO uri-lra--..
aNsy back IN the uiasues IN the han
% congressman vho Rad tfr fl--
tt7rttou % tri0E t1e crly Shown
prn ever sa- i- :-s CONGRESS o. -I-
ritc1 states.
Snowman ortEtaates Idea
Harry Nine zas a thsats- o-7~-
q New Y1r. whom - doutt mar
readers % rais VIII rs-E1uprr- Thsr
nay remember also that re- drfesfesI
re famous Tn Cl-rueI for a seat n
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REPORT
Continued from Page One.)

able consideration to the idea of dy-
ing; namely, interest in what folks
would say on that occasion.
Mr.. Daugherty has the laugh on a
good many persons in Washington,
and he is of the temperament whose
interest in life is rather heightened
by having the laugh on other folks,
especially on his opponents and critics.
A large part of Washington anti
cipated that as attorney general Mr..
Daugherty would be a good deal of a
politician. A few held this anticipa-
ton with fear, but more held it with
hope. Both groups have been dis
appointed, and view Mr.. Daugherty's
record with different sorts of emotion
Those senators and representatives
and others who expected it would be
very easy to slip over" political ap.
pointments on the new attorney gen.
eral have the feeling of grievance that
arises out of agreeable expectations
unfulfilled and turned to ashes.
There is more than one senatorial
patronage seeker who will testify with
some emotion that Mr.. Daugherty, in
his appointments, is about the least
political man" in the cabinet
The office of attorney general, be
cause it is charged with selecting OF
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recommending judges, district attor-
neys, and the like, ought to give less
weight to political considerations than
any other department of the govern
ment and the serious fact is that Mr..
Daugherty has shown good lawyers
pride in the most exacting standards
of his office.
Saving the federal judgships from
persons who want them for political
reasons is a never-ending business.
One case is not disposed of until an
other is up, and there is a striking
situation on the Pacific coast just
now The virture of Mr. Daugherty,
as a politician, is that he manages
| it with the humorous good nature Of
man who is sure of himself and of
his power.
Mr.. Daugherty is successful in his
office and a pillar of strength to Mr..
Harding. Any reporter who is dill
gent enough can find convincing evil
dence of the likelihood that he will
continue in his office
! The explanation of the current ru-
NOR is too long to tell here, and lies
/ in the fact that it probably was in
vented for purpose having bear
/ ing On the more reconcile complex
| tiles of Ohio politics, where a sena tor
| ial election is to be held next year.
Cabinet Happy
Mr. Daugherty is the fifth subject
of the cabinet resignation .rumor
| Previously at one time or another il
has lit on Hughes. Fall, Hoover and
| Mellon. In none of these cases was
there any more foundation than in the
present instance. No man apprecia
tive of the honor that goes with &
cabinet post is likely to resign it un
til he finds it unbearably uncomfort
able. The precisely opposite fact i.
that Mr.. Harding's cabinet gives
strong impression of being comfort
bile and happy, both individually ant
as family.
There have been unimportant Incl
dents of men with headlong intent
ness on their jobs getting inadvert
emily on the territory of other men
And other cases of men, unaccus
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SERVICE STAR BODY
REPORTS SHOW AID
EXTENDED MANY men
(By Associated Press)

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 14.-This
mornings session of the fourth annual
convention of the Service Star legion
was devoted exclusively to reports.
Among them was a review of the
years activities by Mrs. NJ. A. Toy of
Cleveland, national president.
Although the war is ended, the or
ganization is doing consistent work
for the benefit of all ex-service men,
regardless of their affiliations with
any other bodies" Mrs. Toy said
I'VE realize that reh1bilitation and
education of its veterans is neces
sary and wherever we have a local
organization, the legion has interested
itself practically in their plights."
The afternoon program called for
reports of the standing committees
and addresses. Among those SEIZED
uled to speak was Congressman Theo
dore E. Burton of Ohio. A theatre
party was scheduled for tonight