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New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
FINANCIAL
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

. T G z
NEW YORK, n. Y, November 10, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant TO the
terms OF Section Il Of Article Sixth OF
certain mortgage. dated January 2. 1911.
executed by the Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company, a corporation organized
under the laws of the state OF New York, TO
secure s an issue Of $50 600 coo of Thirty Year
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Henry F. Wilson. Jr.. OF Upper Montciair.
in the state of New Jersey. has been ap-
pointed by said Southern BeA Telephone and
Telegraph Company as q Trustee under said
naortgage to Eli a vacancy caused by the
death OF John II. Parsons, late of Montclair.
in the State Of New. Jersey. one o. tho
Trustees named in said mortgage
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
BY ]. NJ Z. Hoxsey. First Nice-President-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
NJ. s. WOLFE s. co

n. =. WOLFE 4 CD
Al Broad Street. New York.
announce the withdrawal Of Nr. Clarence
f. Simons as a general partner from the
firm. The present partners are Messrs.
NJ S WOLFE.
O. PERRY WOLFE.
c y NOCLTON.
CHARLES HARTMAN.
pecenanar 1as1
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03

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5000 Int Cement 3s.Io2M 102M 1o3 1o3
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
5000 PERSONS SEE
TENNIS MATCHES
Fifty Odd Matches Played in
Half Day for Singles
Championship

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. a.-Rapid
fire eliminations marked the initial
play in the fortieth annual einglcs
championship tournament of the Unit
ed States Lawn Tennis association on
the courts of the Germantown cricket
club today. Fifty odd matches were
played between noon and O'Clock in
tho evening and but one upset marked
the progress of the leading racquet
wiclders of America and Australasia
into the second and third rounds. a
large majority of tho matches were
won in three straight sets.
Tho outstanding surprise of the af-
ternoon was the defeat of German
Feach. captain OF the Austrslasian
Davis cup team by w. ". lngraham
of Providence, r. I,
Peach. who was expected to advance
as far as a match with r Norris VIII
liams, former national champion, fell
before the recGuet prowess of player
|still in his teens. 1ngraham played
entirely too fast and accurate in the
service, strokinG and placing for
Peach
cisco. winner OF the cup in lnlS and
1912 was also forced to play utular
tennis in defeating H. c.. NJ. Keileher
OF New York. 81, s-t, So
Kelleher surprised the gallery Of
some 5000 spectators. a record frst
nsN pS l1' pay 81
thru the three sets, He was steady
and accurate in his service and re-
turns to his more illustrious oppone mt
and Johnston had to battle for every
spot. Brilliant rallying and place
ments were frequent with kslleher
having fair share OF the honors and
the play was oven closer than the
scores would indicate. II wac the cali
fornians greater experience and fin
esss in these exchanges that won him
a majority of their points and the
match although 1t could not be said
that he was ever in real danger OF
being eliminated by Kellcher.
In the other matches tournament
class and experience told. Tilden, VIII
liams Wallace, johnson. Washburn.
Shimidzu, Vincent. Richards. the Kinney
brothers and the Australssians. Todd.
Hawkes. and Anderson, all entering tho
second round with only fair opposition,
Anderson started poorly in his match
AGAINST Lawrence y. Rice of Boston.
losing the first set Ia due in part 10
errors He stesdied thereafter and by
forcing his opponents back hand won
the next three sets During tn" first
round there were twelve defaultcd
matches. including those by n. Lind
ley. Murray. Ichiys. Kumassc. Charles
s Garland and s Kashio. six matches
went tho full five sets. four required
four sets and three were close to
twenty duco sets in the days round.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

The small crowd attending the Labor
Temple Friday nigh saw one Of the
best fight cards witnessed in Pueblo
this wear. From the opening event
a wrestling match when Buttner took
two falls from Lucero, every event was
featured by fast and furious fighting
Reverb was given draw in tho main
event after getting an evnn break Tor
the first round and losing each round
there after until the sixth From -"
sixth the Demon showed his regular
form and outfoucht the Wop. while
the sturdy Wop hung on IN all Of the
remaining four rounds. The bout was
fast and furious thruout. both fighters
setting a whirlwind pace.
Revera was sent to the floor in the
second round for the count of eisht
and was on the defensive in the next
round, losing the fourth, fifth and
sixth sessions, but by a wonderful
uphill battle earned a deserved draw
Jim Flynn referesd the main event
and his decision mot with the general
approval of the fans
Kid Alherts met a tartar IN kld
Manuel who used long right and lett
swings to good advantage taking the
two first rounds by q large margin
and winning the decision.
Cleverness earned the decision for
Kid Mack against Jack Griffo. Both
born fight but Kid Mack displayed too
much science for the sturdy Critic.
In tho ssmi windup Young Madison
was decisivsly beaten in the final four
rounds by Frankie Dean who admin
istered severe punishment to his or
ponent Tho opening OF the fight had
tn. fans believing Madison would win
with tho hard lefts he was landing
hut Dean had things his own way dur
ing the last half or tho bout.
Kid Ruttner opening the evenings
performance in handicap wrestling
match with Nicor Lucero. took the
first fall in II minutes and 20 seconds
with hammer lock. The second fan
vas taken by Buttncr who made short
work Of his opponent throwing him
with ryinE mar hold in 20 seconds.
Both wrestleru worked 4: a furious
pace and II was with difficulty that
the management could restore the re
quired discipline
The main event or ten rounds was
ono OF the fastest milling affairs seen
here, both fighter went at II in a
hammer and tonEE fashion from tho
tap OF the hell, continuing tho pace
thruout the ten rounds.
Joe tho wop took "a light to the jaw
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
REYERA AND JOE THE W0P
FIGHT A TEN ROUND DRAW
Kid Mack, Kid Alberts and Dean Get Decisions in
Their Matches-Buttner Won
Wrestling Match

and sent in two rights to Reverb 3
jaw, both we're swinging hard and
clinched a great deal Reverb landed
lefts repeatedly to the Wop's stomach
at close quarters and in going into a
clinch. This round was even, Reverb
choosing the box the final half.
In the second round Reverb tried to
Outright the Wop at his own Game,
Both fighters stood toe to toe and
slucged. neither breaking ground, The
fighters fought their way around the
ring at close quarters and in tho mix
up near the Wop's corner. Reverb re-
Ceived a hard right swing to tho head
sending him down for the court OF
nina
The wop fought desperately during
the next rounds and went after the
Demon intent on knocking MIN out.
From the sixth on until the final
and tenth round. Reverb displayed his
ring generalship and excellent form
earning u well deserved draw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
ONLY FEW CHANGES
IN FOOTBALL RULED

New York. sept a.-CoIlssc football
without any Of the radical changes
suggested at tho close of last season
hy coaches and experts will open its
1921 season in another fortnight. prac-
tee has been started by college squads
all over tho country and tho first
sano In which a college team In in
volved will he played at orona. Maine.
September Il. when the University Of
Maine eleven meets the soldiers from
Fort Mckinley.
One Of the principal changes In rulca
provides that In tho event of the scor-
ing Of safety. tho side which has
made II shall put tho hall In play ny
scrimmsEc from hrst down al any
place on its thirty yard line After a
touch back. the ball still will be put
In play on the N yard line
In rule q. section fve. a Euh-di-
vision has been made. Division A pro-
vider that the offon1es of tripping.
tsctiinr out of hounds or throwing
the PLAYER 10 the ground after tho
bail is dead. or any other unnecessary
rouEhuess shall he prualized Is Yards
from tho Hpot Of tho foul.
Rule s, section -. has been changed
~ that the ball is declared dead when
. forward pass becomes an iilc gal
rsss 50 that tho rule covers both in
complete and illegal passes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
MINERS CLAIM THEY
OPPOSED WAGE CUT

waI-erburs. tCotol. sept a-CBy
Tho Associated rrcssl Testimony that
they had signed petitions for wage re-
ductinns without knowing what they
were signing or for fear they would
ioa.- their Jobs was given this after
noon hv q dozen miners of tho Wals-nr
camp Of tho Colorado Fuel & Iron COM
pany At q hearing horc before tho state
Industrial commission.
An tho mon who testified doclsr
thcy were opposed to tho wage rcduc-
,ion put in effect by tho company Sep,
tcrnbor in s.versl N tho camps In
this county and in all camps In thc
Trinidad district This evidence pre-
scented by Romiliy 4. Foo,e. attorney
for tho nineworkcrs was desasned to
contradict statements Of Colorado Fuel
& Iron company officials that the
waco reductions had tho sanction or .
ma iority Of employs Of the various
mines.
Msrceline Valdez and George Jucero
declared william : cEctcreG. supartn-
tondent Of tho walssn mines had re
fused to advance them money against
their nay checks when they refused tn
tign tho petition for 2 reduction
They wished to attend tho field day
they said when VALDEZ retuI'd 10
sign Getohell refused 20 give hin, an
order for SIS. he declared.
''Tf you cannot do me favor I can't
do one for YOU" Getcheli said, accord
ing to VALDEZ testimony
1raac wall with wife and three
children taf-tified that G-etchell asked
MIN 10 sign and he refused.
We'll you win have 10 work und.r
tho reduction" he says Getchell told
him.
u can aust wall SAYS he replied.
and declared that Getehell told him
he could quit right now. He signed
tho netition hecsup he could no, af-
ford to b. without work and supposed
a thirty dsys' notice would be given
before the reduction went into effect
Several miners employed 81 the wal
nen camp testified they had tisred the
petition without knowing what ~ was
Wall ssid he did not sec the petition
only a list oS Snsmes.
Robert Browcn, = negro testified he
came here from Pueblo about August
% and applied for work. lie declared
Getcholl gave him pa per to sisn and
ho siEned 81. He docs not know what
he was siEninE. he declared
All Of tho turn who signed tho peti-
tion testified that when tho reduction
was nut into effect they auit work
several ritnor1'g testified TO rcfuBals
to sign
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

New York SEPT. New material
must bo found, il boxing is to remain
popular, promoter Tex Rioksrd DC
clared today, adding that the day OF
the mammoth purse and bankrupunS
seat prices is passing.
Provision must be made for re-
placement material" hc asserted. II
am convinced that the public is tirod
OF seeing tho same boxers competing
time and again
with this idea in mind. Rickard Is
planning to increase tho number of
amateur bouts to he staged AZ Madi-
son Square Garden this winter and he
hopes to develop one or more prospec-
tive candidates in each weight class
with championship possibilities.
New and ambitious candidates for
titles are needed to liyen up the sport
Ricksrd said.
Although the average champion fail'
to realize il. the day OF the nam
moth purse and the super priced scat
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
Telegraph Brevities

escape" In connection With IN, a,
break ~ three here Labor d,y
Helena. Nont.-With rain Or snor -
many parts of the stat. Friday Mon
tsns D. having the first suturnna
storm Of the year Nearly frce,t1s
temperatures were forecast for Fridsy
night. a
ThicaEo-lohn Niuncc. head ~ the
Ideal Home Construction company be-
a. liberty under bond Friday as rA~ul'
Of fraud CHARGES in ALLEGED home con
struction deals.
New York Brokers who failed ~
follow tho New York curb usrset iu-
70 its indoor home year ago are mad.
defendants in an injunction srit ftlrf
in tho supreme court Friday charge
by property owners with being a ruis-
sncc.
penver-Edpar \ Brooks n an
aviator We fined - and costs r~ida y
hy Federal Judge Robert f Lewis Ter
Transporting illicr whisky from Dem
vcr 10 Greeley ny airpiane las, June.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
HOSPITAL TEAM TO
PLAY ALL STARS 2:3O

The State Horpitsl and the Avon
dale All-Star team will meet on the
Asylum grounds today at 2:so.
Buckingham VIII he sent to the
mound for the state Hospital team
and from the line M Of the Avondale
stars the fans ar. assured fast and
interesting Esme,
The Hospital team lost n hard game
to tho Wire MIN tcam of the steel
League Labor Day when EhcrlinE. tho
star hurier Of tho steel LcsEuorT
pitched invinciblc ball but for ono
frame. II was one OF the hest games
seen on a local diamond this year and
from class of ball tho Hospital team
is able to put up tho fans should wit
ness a fast game today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
NEW BOXING MATERIAL MUST
BEF0UND SAYS TEX RICHARD

in boxing is past. The public a.-
not the money to spend that II rs4
two years ago, and prices IN s7-.
must fall as in other lines OF luEurf
and necessities.
The boxing commission Of Nir
York state has taken wise stand
requiring the boxers to appear uro-
percentage basis in place of flat Eg4r-
antees. | shall, OF course. make an ta
tire bouts on this basis and whsrras
possible put on popular priced shNrH
Il have no particular star bout r
mind at present hut hope to use .ar
pentier. Dempsey, Willard, Tom .M
hons and others during tho nca
months. II reasonable financial tom
can he reached. I have received 1s.
tor from Willard stating that he hs
started training but will requirs
least six months ot work befoTs m
makes his attempt TO regain the hts-"
weight title. That probably means ME-
he will not box in q champion MI
match before next summer"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
HANl0N AND N0YE GO
Il ROUNDS TO DRAW

Denver, Colo. Sept Johnny Soye.
OF st Paul and Jimmy Hanlon or
Denver. fought twelve rounds to
draw here tonight. The fight was slow
in the carly rounds but the last three
rounds were very fast They are
liChtweiChts. In the preliminares
Tommy Comiskey of Denver won a
six round decision over Bobby May
field Of Denver. They fought at 40
pounds Harry Riede of Denver and
Jack o'Brien Of Denver, boxed a six
round draw and Tommy Madison OF
Denver knocked out Billy Warner in
the last round of their six round bout.
They fought at 1i2 pounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
Hartford Races

Hartford. Conn. Sept Natalie
Tho Great driven hv Walter Cox.
Mary p'onnor, with Fred HYDE In the
Hulky, and Marion ToddinEton, Billy
HodEon IN. were the winners NJ tho
final DAVIS racing at Charter Oak park
horo this afternoon. Mary o'Connor
scored tho only straight heat victory OF
tho afternoon defeating ]. w, ;. and
Eahy Doll IN the 200 pace. Natalie
The Great took the c.05 trot after WIKI
Wiki, driven hy Gocrs had won the
first heat GeerF also won the first
hcat Of tho II trot with Dudette hut
Marion ToddnEfon was tho HtronsoBi
Of the field In the noEt two winning
each haudily
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
Camp Perry Shoot

camp Perry. Ohio. Sept 7-Unofft-
cisi returns tonight gave first place in
the roEimcntsl.tesm match TO tho FIFTH
United states Marines with Fcore
of b55 AZ 900 and 500 Yards.
Tho Wimbledon cup match at 1000
yards went to Sergeant John \. Ad-
kinE. Lcstervillo. Mo. United States
marine who had Is bulls eyes.
G. r. Carr. civilian of Seattle. was
second. Farr made II consecutive bulls
eyes Ho is S. years old and his shoot
ing is said to he a record for n man NJ
his age iic used tho service rifle and
service ammunition
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
GR|MAlO| NEWS

Miss Dorothy Lester IL the ,esrh.r
this term FOR tho Cadarviev school ..
pnmsldi and Mr cave for the novIr
school Miss Iva Perimsn has ~
employed 10 teach ~ IN. Robin
school at Rat,lesnase Buttos and Mi
Grace Goodwin at the Msrn,l school
Both the Buttes and Marnol school
are IN tho Grtmaldi school district.
Everyone IL busy harvesting rropr
There In an extra good crop of corr
this year and al fodder crops have
done fine. Most or the cane Is seven
icet high and the milo mAir, hesd-
nlisd out fine. and two good cuttinsr
OF sudan grass this year. Evon witt
good crops this b. trying year fos
iarmer1 an corn and other croos III
ofins 80 little when they sell them
Every one In Grimaldi ls happy th.ss
daye for the big dsy arrived At last
when We got daily mail service n
hoEsn sept list We have a daily
motor mail route from Avordale 20
Grimaldi. Al tn. folks in Grimaiti
and tnderciiffe are thankful for me
sweet boon. With daily mail se-yic.
on tho sunny plains Of Colorado. II
makes life aimo-, A. pleasant AZ uv.
ing near bsbhlinE brook in tho wood !.
cd section of Michigan. TO &c, tho fuli
benefit Of daily mail service In IND
country. = family should take a IaUI
newspaper. more families In t-nder
ciinc and Griraldi should vub>,rih
To tho Pueblo Chicftain and thereer
nave tho main worlds news dervoraf
TO their mall box every d.y. and on ~
Hane day ths, tho Chieftsin ir printed
The tnd~rcliffe AMI Grtm,ldi pcs
offices have been ordered abolished q
take effect af soon a. r-cstoftics IrI
7pcciur can get around TO then,
etc.
All tho folks IN rnderclff- ana r7r,-t
sldi nov have their mail shdretssA
Motor Route \. Avandaie. Colo. ,ri
al5o whatever their mail box nunnsf
" r. raid that the w,r.uart po-.
office viii also be .rotshe-i on ths
other motor mail that viii 7oon hs e-t
= u'nlshsd from Fowler to waremsrt
TO White Rock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
new RECORD FOR
HITS AND RUNS
IS Runs and AZ Hits Made in
Chicago-Detroit
Game
AMERICAN

Chicago, nj. Sept, "A new
American league record for total runs
and total hits was established in tho
game between Detroit and Chicago,
when IS runs were scored and forty
two hits made. The game was a
sluEEinG match. Chicago outhittnS
Detroit The locals obtained 90 hits,
five OF which were made by Sheely
who cracked out a home run, triple
and three singles for a total of ten
bases and also scored five times Cobb
also had a perfect batting average.
in acquiring three hits, two walks
and a sacrifice in six times up. Chi
cago's hits were good for total Of
5H bases while those of Detroit netted
% bases. Score:
Detroit ..... 2O4 511 2Oo-15 20 4
Chicago ... $50 2S2 2NN-2p 22 Z"
Ratterie-reonard. HollinE. Mid
dleton. Oldham and Sassler; Fonner'
Kerr Hodge and Lees, Yaryan.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
NEW WORLDS RECORD
ON 1000 YARD RANGE

Camp Perry. Ohio sept, A new
worlds record was erta hltEhed here on
the 900 yard range when SsrEea nj
Iohn ". Adkins. Y S. marines. had a
run of Il hulrz eyes without miss.
II was announced here yssterds,
This is said 20 exceed Tho rreviouE rec
ord by g bulls eyes
The new record wap made In the
Remington cup match late Tuesday
and gives Sergeant Adkins the first
prize in that event He was atm IN
tho range when hiG team captain
stopped him because of darkness
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
MAN IS DEAD HIS
SWEETHEART DYING

- Paul. MINI SEPT a-Tilh-n
trimet, 30 years old. was found shra
70 death and HE sweetheart MiN
LYDIA Stahlhsck. 27 years old. Of Fof'
Dodge, Iowa wac ccund IN dliul
condition with bullet In her riE4l
tomple hv room mate cf Nies stand
backs in an apartment house beg
tonight Tho police believe Grirel
shot tho girl aud then committed IA
eide. Dependency over finsnrb
conditions and tho recent death % nj
tH'hor In pc7 Npinez ir believed b1
Inc police to have prompted the sct
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

ton Of the Coto region hy costa Ricsu
troops, in pursuance to dcclarat ton
from Secretary Of state Hughes up
holding the regions award to Costa
Rica BY Former chief Justice White,
wac carried out without Intervention
by American forces.
Los hpEeles-Mrs. Madslyune ohsn-
chain Friday said that she would have
her defense conducted separately from
that OF Arthur g. Burch. jointly indict-
cd on charges of murder in tho death
of !. Rclton Kennedy.
Detroi,-The body ~ man who
committed suicide here = wcck a 70 has
been Identified. u wac said Friday. a.
that Of SHADOW Mahcr. ono time
lightweight boxing title contender.
Edmonton, Aita-IndtsnE in tho north
are in danger OF becoming an extinct
species. unless measures a-c taken by
the province to safeguard them against
conts Eious disease. Or. W. ". Bell
reported Friday.
Detroit-six mon. including Phelps
Newherry, son ~ Truman ", New
berry. narrowly capped death when a
gasoline launch burned to tho water y
edge IN Lake 81. claire near here
Thursday night
Flint. Mich w. a Patterson. -.
pioneer vehicle manufacturer ~ Flint
and prcsident or tho automobile COM
pauy hearing his name dicd ~ nj,
home carly Friday Of pneumonia.
rondon-Thc worlds conference ot
Nethodists At tho outset Of Fridays
session adopted q regolution hoping
for complete solution Of the friSh
question.
Rostou-Mrs Ella wcla was shot
and killed and \. Louis Altmeyer, a
lsNyer. was fatally wounded on a
tram car Friday, Charles A Wells
uho vss divorced ny his wife. was ar
rested charged with tho shooting
wsshinEtou-Trot against tho
proposed modification of tho decree rc-
auirinE tho Big Five" meat packers
to divorce thomsclvos from an bust
ness operations except meat packing
was presented by the national whole
sale Eroccrs' At q department of Justice
hearing Friday,
Windsor. ont.-GeorEc Allen N IS mn
richer Friday because Mrs Allen when
forced to open q safe hv an armed
rohber hid all hut 5000 which shc hand
cd TO tho thief who escaped.
DoE Noires=Tvo robbers escaped
with tray Of diamonds here Friday
valued At $4,000. from n local jcwclry
store.
Chica Eo-Ths body of : ! nsuEher-
tv, an automobile raioemsn. was
found msnacied and mauElcd in the
peHplainss river by the haywood 90
lice Friday
Casper. vvo with completion NJ a
Jury late Friday. Ida Durham. one
time LADY barber" ot Burkburrstt.
Sas placed on trial for tho murder Of
Jack DC Jurv last June.
Toledo Sam Zimmerman and An
drew s1cmiko, deputy rhoriffr were
arrested Friday charged with "voluu
isrily suffering federal prisoners to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
81 RUAN And MIDGET
SMITH FIGHT DR1U'

East Chicago. Ind. sept Midget
Smith New York bsntsmveiEht and
loo Burman of Chicago. fought a ten
round draw here tonight in tho opir-
ION of a majority of newspaper CT
ports At the rinsside. one news
rsrermsn gave Rurman shade.
Burmsn weighed III y and Smith en-
tered the ring at t2o pounds.
Mike Dundee Of Rock Island out
pointed Terry Martin Of New York IN
ten rounds Martin weighed tl9
nnundE and Dundeo III y pounds.