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in favor OF Iron River. With the
score against them and only two
minutes left TO play the locals open
ed an attack that could not be denied
Sweeping the Rumbellionists aside
like chan. they made rush after rush
down the floor and also melted the
hostile Bartizan with the multitude
OF their shots. Luck was against
them and things looked desperate.
Larson roped one from the middle OF
the floor. This was like tonic. On
the next play McKernan eluded Ham
pion, who by the way is "some guard
and tied the score. With less than
forty seconds left "Purp" Larson
steamrollered" his way In and hook
ed the winning marker. Just after
the tip of the whistle blew and the
game ended 1924 in favor of Crystal
Falls.
Iron River has fine team. fast and
clever. Crystal Falls is still weak on
basket shooting. Their team work is
good and now that the coaches have
the Flight" in them the remainder OF
the season should be successful one.
Stewart Of Stambaugh refereed the
game and handled 1t Well
Summary: Iron River. Holberg,
forward. 2; Duff, forward, IL; Cox,
forward 5; Harris, center. o; Cham
pion, guard, 0; Gibbs, guard 5; De-
Loris, guard. o. Fouls thrown, Iron
River s. Missed T.
Crystal Falls: McKernan, for
ward. s; Luck, forward, 0, Kieren,
forward A; Dodero forward. 0; Lar
san, center, 12; Treyarthen, guard
o; Gnody, guard, 2. Fouls thrown O.
Missed z.
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knows what he Is about.
Now" said Mr.. Roberts, II hope
that you will concede that I have
backed Mr.. LaPlante and bis lizard
away of the map. There Is proof
that the forecasts I gave you are true
Have you ever seen anything like
lit?" We vowed that we had not and
really is remarkable 10 see lilac
bushes budded out on the 9th OF Feb
ruary.
On our way back 10 the Office we
met Mr., LaPlante and told him OF the
evidence that Mr.. Roberts produced,
20, that's nothing" said Meade, &C.
r. has had that stun in the cellar all
winter. know all about H." and with
that sally he passed on.
Thursday noon he was waiting for
us on the II. & s. corner. II have
Roberts beat this time" said he.
'This morning l was sitting in my
house when OF a sudden / heard my
chickens begin to give warning
noises and huddle together near the
hen house ran out expecting that
a hawk was after them. They were
all looking up towards the sky so !
looked up and there in the distance
was big flock of ducks going north.
The ducks had flown quite a distance
by the time l got my eyes on them
but they were ducks, am sure OF
that and besides, a man passing by
told me that he watched them pass
over the spot where l stood and he
knew they were ducks. Now what
do you think OF that. These ducks
ought to establish my claim to the
office of weather prophet over that
twig Of c. Us"
We were of the opinion that Mr..
LaPlante had won until, on repeating
his story in the barber shop, DR..
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Haight started 70 laugh and said
"Yes, can vouch for those ducks
that Meade saw. ! was passing near
his house az the time Of that rumpus
among his chickens and ! saw him
rush out and look up In the sky. l.
too. thought ducks were passing ov-
er, although the sounds that struck
my ears as l got out OF my car. were
more like those made by geese.
gazed up into the sky, expecting TO
see flock OF wild geese until was
attracted by the barking OF dog and
the unmistakable squaking OF gan
der. Investigation showed that some
dogs had stirred up Joe Bittner's
geese and they had made the noise
that frightened Mr.. LaPlante's chick
ems and fooled Meade into imagining
that he saw a flock OF ducks In the
distance. l won't say that Meade
prevericates but, do think he has a
great immagination."
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FOUR ECLIPsEs DUE


For those interested In astronomy.
the year 1921 will offer many planet
ary events worthy OF observation
through the telescope. Eclipses com
cts and planetary movements may be
forecast with more or less accuracy
at present.
These events are predicted with the
gratest precision thanks to the skill
OF mathematical astronomers and ths
invariability OF the force OF gravita-
tion and the laws OF motion. During
this year four OF these occurrences are
due 10 appear. two OF which may be
seen in Crystal Falls IL weather con-
ditions permits.
First, on April sth, there will be an
annular eclipse of the sun, In the
North Atlantic and Artic Oceans.
Not visible in Crystal Falls. 1t may
be explained that an annular eclipse
is one in which the moons disk is
smaller than that OF the sun and does
not cover the sun entirely so as to
make total eclipse but leaves a
narrow circular ring of light in view
which is the outer edge OF the suns
bright surface
Second-A total echpes OF the
moon in the early morning hours OF
April %. will be visible in Crystal
Falls and elsewhere. Further de-
tails will be given some time previous
to that date.
Third--A total eclipes OF the sun
Oct lst in the South Pacific and the
Atlantic ocean, south of South Ameri-
ca. This OF course will not be vis-
able here.
Fourth-A partial eclipes OF the
moon Oct. 10th. At Crystal Falls
the moon will rise eclipsed In the
early evening, and the people here
may observe the last portion OF the
eclipse for an hour or so.
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tai Falls has not been addicted to the
blue law habit and plays Sunday
shows made 1t possible to secure this
banner attraction.
word about the Novelties OF 1920.
It's stupendous revue, fourteen
scenes and sixteen events intersperc-
ed with musical numbers, novelties
and specialties OF all descriptions.
presented by selected cast OF merit
including Alice Sher. the girl with
the beautiful gowns, Katheryn (NuD
Miller. Sadies Moore, Dorothy Hager,
Walter Greaza Peter Macarthur,
Browning and Graham. Harry O'Lynn,
Bill Singleton and Max Bloom him
self, not TO mention his famous horse.
AS in the case OF all big revues the
chorus is big part in the success OF
the performance and Boyle Voolfolk
the producer OF Novelties OF 1920. has
chosen the most beautiful girls in the
profession for this company. three OF
whom carry their own maids.
The date Max Bloom and his cot
erie OF charming femininity Will drive
the blue out OF Sunday IS February
20th.
Secure seats early for this attrac-
tion. Mail orders will be filed ten
days in advance.
DanI
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COMPLETE ADDING MACHINE
Is TYPEMRITER ATTACHMENT

Simplifcation OF the once compli-
Gated adding machine has now pro-
gressed 10 the point where one may
be attached To the front of standard
typewriter, and used In conjunction
with e. The device made for this
purpose Is so small, weighing little
more than one pound, that II does not
Interfere with the regular use OF the
typewriter. As illustrated in the
February Popular Mechanics maga-
zine, II has its own row of numeral
keys, which rest just above the back
OF the standard keyboard when the
attachment is screwed or clamped In
place. Depressing these auxiliary
keys actuates the corresponding type
bars and lists the figures at the same
time adding them and recording the
total in a small window.
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US that he expects to finish up to.
night.
John Crane is taking vacation
thds week and his run is being hand
led by Mr.. Brown. one OF the veteran
conductors OF the NORTHWESTERN
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Odgers left last
Wednesday night for st. Petersburg,
Fla. where they will spend about
three weeks taking in the sights and
enjoying the pleasures OF that south
ern resort.
County Engineer Larson and Road
Commissioners Gibson and Smith left
Thursday evening for Chicago to at
tend the meeting OF the American
Road Builders Assn.
Mr.. Clyde Harrison of Stevenson,
near Hibbing. on the Mesabi range,
visited with his brother. Supt. G. $.
Harrison during the past week. Mr..
Harrison returned to his home yester-
day, Bradley Barlow driving him a.
cross to Iron River.
Lester Cannon tells US OF a big
campaign that cannon's store is go-
ing TO put on in the way of Offering
merchandise at extremely cut prices
similar to the plan pursued by the
big department stores in the larger
cities. The ad of this store each week
will tell of the plan and it will be
to your interest to keep track of the
sales.
Miss Leona Konoske OF the Crystal
Falls Central, went TO Menominec
last Wednesday TO attend a meeting
OF the operators OF this district Miss
Leona is one Of the centrals best op-
orators. She returned from the
meeting Friday.
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--fKead tne AUS
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH

G.. A. Rosander, Pastor
Sunday School-9:30.
Service (Swedish) =-l0:45
Service, (English) $50.
Confirmation Glass Saturday. 200.
Ladies Aid No. Thursday after
noon at Church.
Luther League Thursday evening.
Junior League Friday evening.
Monday evening, Valentine Day,
the Loyal Helpers will give a social
at the Church.
Monday forenoon and afternoon the
Iron County Ministerial Association
will hold sessions in the Libanon
Church and dine at the parsonage.
Rev. Rosander will occupy the
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

the weather prophet feud between
CNT. Roberts and Meade LaPlante
broke out afresh on Tuesday when &C
T." waylaid us on our way to dinner
and handed US twig broken on a
lilac bush in the rear OF his dwelling
The twig contained buds about half
opened. fresh, green buildings that
peeped out OF their winter nest with
all the assertiveness OF one who
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The attorneys in the contested tax
case against the city Of Crystal Falls
settled the case out OF the court by
the contestants paying one-half Of
the total Of the amount judgement
was asked for.
The city looses but little OF the or
iginal as the extra costs and interest
runs the total TO be paid up to close
what the original tax amounted to.
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NOTICE

There will be no more mckinney
Steer' Band concerts. Holders OF
tickets that desire money refunded
for the remaining two concerts, will
please present tickets for refund be-
fore March 1st.
Also all bills against the band must
be presented before March 1st.
A. II. GESKE,
(5-7) Sec'y. 4 Treasurer.
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c. T. wALLOPs RrMBELLIoNITEs


In a whirlwind garrison finish''
Crystal Falls High School defeated
the scrappy Iron River High School
Quintet on the Iron River floor Tues
day night, by score Of 26 10 "a. Iron
River led practically all OF the way.
The locals nosed them out al the
! hnish by one OF the most desperate
drives ever seen on the Menomlnee
range. The game was replete with
roughness and more fouls were call
ed than In any other game yet play
ed on the range this year. The slip
perry floor seemed TO bother the Crys-
tai Falls lads and GONE OF their an
tics reminded one OF beginning stud
ent OF skating.
Crystal Falls scored first in few
seconds after the opening OF the game
kieren snaring pretty basket. For
most OF the remainder OF the first
half Iron River had things their own
way and ran up the score 10 TO 2 In
their favor, due principally TO the
brilliant shooting and floor work OF
Duff. Just before the close OF the
half Crystal Falls grew desperate and
ran the score up to 13 to 10 in favor
OF Iron River.
Iron River substituted Cox for Dun
at the beginning OF the second hair
and Duff for Holberg and Battle
Royal followed. Lead by "Purp" Lar
son. pivot man. Crystal Falls ran the
score up TO 1920 In favor OF Iron Riv-
er in some OF the fercest fighting ev-
er seen. Gibbs, the midget explosive
FIRE brand Of Iron River. was removed
for personal fouls and Det,orla sub
stitnted. The change seemed TO work
well, for Iron River ran up two fast
baskets while Crystal Fails annexed
one foul goal as a result OF Gibbs
pugnacity This made the score 2s-20
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POLITICAL NOTICE

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of highway commits
sioner OF Crystal Falls township al
the primary next month, asd respect
fully request the votes OF the electors
OF said township.
(5-tf) ERICK ERICKSON.
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Read the Ads

You can always look "spic and
span" with little expense to you and
positively no trouble. We will clean
and press your suit at very low cost.
and above all things do II to your en-
tire satisfaction.
SToLBERG.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
FOR sALE-FURNrTURE

FOR SALE-Furniture of rooms
piano, folding bed. wardrobe. 101 w
Adams.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
cuATTEL MORTGAGE SALE

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
to tho terms and provisions of u GER
tain Chattcl Mortgage dated Dcccm-
hor 81. 1920 executed by r. l.. Heath
as Mortgagor. to the uniors!rned as
Mortga 20. and recorded In the office
OF tho County Clerk and Recorder of
Pueblo county. Colorado. tho under
signed being the owner and holder of
the Indebtedness in said mortgage dc
scribcd. no part OF which has been
paid. will, at the Mesa Garage. at SOL
s01 South Union avenue. In tho City
of Pueblo. Colorado. on Thursday. May
81, 1921. at tho hour or ten o'clock in
tho forenoon. sell at public auction to
tho highest bidder for cash. for the pur-
pose of paying said Indebtedness and
all costs connected herewith tho fol-
lowing automobile, described in said
mortgage, of which possession was
taken by tho undersigned pursuant to
tho terms and provisions OF said mort
gago for tho purpose Of forcclosing the
same because of a breach by said mort
gagor Of tho conditions thereof. "orc
Liberty car. 1920 model roadster. engine
No 5oss1."
Dated this Goth day of May, A. H..
1921.
SALLY HARNEY.
Mortgages
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23

each set, which deposit will he returned
when the plans and specifications are
returned In good condition.
CERTIFIED CHECK: Each bidder
must submit with his proposal n ccrti-
fled check in a sum equal to five ncr
cent t5 per cent? OF tho amount OF his
bid. drawn to the order of c. j. Moyni-
han. President. and tho proceeds OF
said check shall become tho property
of the said Board II, for any reason
the successful bidder withdraws his
bid or refuses to execute tho formal
contract and bond required in tho
event OF the contract being awarded to
him.
PROPOSALS.: Proposals shall he
submitted upon tho entire work In
Guiding electric wiring, heating and
plumbing Alternate bids will be taken
FOR the addition. omission or suhstl-
tutions OF various portions OF tho work.
RIGHTS RESERVED: Said board
reserves tho rights to reject any and
all bids or to waive any defects of in
formalitios In any bid, should II bo
doomed In the interest of the state to
do so.
Proposals must be enclosed in cnvc-
lopcs. scaled. and marked Proposal
for Nurses Home. Colorado State Hos
pital." and addressed to tho Colorado
state Board OF Corrections.
Ry order Of tho Colorado state Board
OF Corrections.
c. ]. MoYNTHAN.
President
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
Horoscope
"The Stars Incline,
But DO Not Compel"
Copyright, 1921, by The Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)

Copyright. 1921, by The Mcclure News
paper Syndicatc)
Mercury and the Sun rulo strongly
for good today, according to astrology.
Mare is adverse late in the evening.
Letters written today should be OK
|ceedingly lucky and those addressed
to relatives or other persons from
whom money is espccted should be very
profitable.
Ministers should benefit today, since
there is believed to be more than US
ual power in both written and the
spoken word.
Messages that bring cares to men
who carry government responsibilities
again are forcshadowed.
| During this confiEuration both men
and women who exercise authority
should benefit greatly. for they will
gain power.
The total eclipse Of the Moon which
took place April end is held to have
influenced conditions so that electric
storms will he more eeverc than usual
and more frequent during the summer.
Serious earthquakes and volcanic
eruptions are indicated for the s2rd
degree East Longitude, the 11sth de-
gree West Longitude and the 99th de-
gree West Longitude.
South Africa is to experience crave
troubles during the summer owing to
the conjunction of the Sun and the
M oon IN tho countrys rule sign
Again the seers prophesy for tho
United States the menace of war, al
though Mercury's aspect may prevent
actual conflict.
Treaty discussions VIM aesume q
grave tone at this time and American
diplomats will be put TO the test, as
troloEers prophcsy.
Tho position of Venus seem TO prom
isc that the younger generation viii he
especially protected by the stars during
tho coming summer.
Many child welfare efforts WIN be
pushed at this time and the value Of
health to the nation will be constantly
stressed.
Persons whose hirthdate II is should
attend strictly to business during tho
year, which may be made extremely
profitable.
Children born on this day may be
quick tempered and impatient. nut
these subjects of Gemini usually arc
extremely fortunate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals. will he received by
tho Colorado state Board Of Corrcc-
tions NJ tho office Of Or. II. A. la.
Mourc at tho Colorado state Hospital.
Pueblo. Colorado. until 10 O'Clock a. m.
june is. 1921. for furnishing all Ia hor
and material required in tho construc-
tion and completion Of the West Wing
of the Nurses Home for tho Colorado
state Hospital The center wing is
now constructed and the west wing
will Join thereto. Proposals will also
provide for the installing of three
toilet roms in tsa present center wing.
Flans and Specifications for the en-
tire project are obtainahlc from the
ofrice Of the Architect. VIM. w.
Suckncy. I3s Thatcher Building, Fue-
bio. Colorado.
Bidders wishing 10 obtain copies may
do 30 upon depositing $1,000 cash for
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
NOTICE

PUBLIC SALE or AUTOMOBILES
Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to a certain proceeding had in the
Justice Court OF G, i, Hart. Justice
Of the Peace, tho undersigned. James
NJ. Twombcy, doing business as Park
Garage. will. on Tuesday. May tho 3lst.
1921, at tho hour 10 o'clock A. NJ. at
The Park Garage. 1929 cast Evans ave,
Pueblo, colo. sell at public auction
TO tho highest bidder for cash;
ono Oldsmobilc. 5-passengor.
s-cylindcr. Model SAB. r.
Motor No. B-s79S. Serial No. 1902.
said sale vii, he made for the pur-
pose Of satisfying the storage and ro-
pair charges thereon.
Dated this the 18TH day OF May,
1921.
JAMES NJ. TwoMRLEY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

by people who sell such contrivances
have never been substantiated. The
u. S. Geological survey traces the his
tory of the divining rod Gas this Is
called) back to the sixteenth century.
Special instruments, such as the dip
needle. the magnetometer. and the
dial compass have been successfully
used in prospecting for magnetic iron
ores in this and other countries. Such
Instruments are not useful in prospect
ing for precious metals or ores that
have no magnetic effect.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
FASHION hint

In aecordancs b tbs request q
many readers. The chieftAin has -.
sumed the fashion service which
proved 70 popular. We have mads ar
rAngements with the Beauty Fa tern
company. OF New York. to supply the
patterns to our readers and to ran II
Tho Chleftain illustrations OF the lat
est and most convenient styles. Ths0o
are OF special interest and advantage
to the bome dressmaker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent diroct -
The Chieft.sn office but the patterns
will be sent from the pattern com
pany dirsct TO :hs psrson oedssiAQ
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
FOR sAnE-MoroRCYcLEs 81

FOR SALE-Super-twin Harley-Da
wilson motorcycle and sldecar, an en-
cellent machine in good condition.
fully equipped. price right, terms If
desired. 500 Beulah. phone 1885.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23

REFRIGERATOR, drop-head singer.
few other pieces cheap. Is Amherst bid.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;

LAWN mower sharpening by factory
method. guaranteed. Phone 1129 ].
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
NOTICE

NOTICE
PUBLIC SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant TO n certain proceeding had in
the Justice Court of e. j. Hart. Jus
tice of tho Peace, the undersigned.
James ". Twomhlcy. doing business
as Park Garage, viii. on Tuesday. May
the Slst 1921, at tho hour OF 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. at the Park Garage, 1870 enst
Evans ave, Pueblo. Colo. sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash.
One Grant 6 Automobile.
Roadster. e-cylinder,
Serial No. IsoeS.
Said sale will he made for the pur-
pose of satisfying the storage and re-
pair charges thereon.
Dated this the 10th day Of May ,
1891.
JAMES NJ TwOMBLEY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23

HIGH class sales mon can make
permanent connection by applying
Pack Lock Bolt Co. SIS l.. 1lth st,
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23

FURNITURE for sale. Round Oak
heater, fruit jars and other articles.
After today. No. Block X.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23

FURNISHINGS of 5-room apart
ment for sale by piece. Rugs, rockers,
beds, chairs, dining room furniture,
library table, settec. leather couch.
china closet, gas range. oil stove and
, oven. heating stove, kitchen cabinet.
dishes, cooking utensils and other
articles too numerous to mention. 61l
r, South Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23
ATTENTION FURNITURE BUYERS

Here is your chance to buy slightly
used household goods, consisting OF
living room and dining room furniture
piano. rugs. mattress, curtains, gas
range, dishes, etc. Owner leaving city.
Call 27S3 M.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-23

SALLY HARNEY,
Mortvagce
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
DIRTY DEAL IN DELAWARE,

Senator J. E.. Wolcot., Of Della
ware. Il Democrat, With several
more Years to serve in the Senate,
Delaware Supreme Court on July
9TH, by the Republican Governor
Denny. Wolcot! resigned from the
Senate. where his vote he knew
VAS much needed by the Democrat
ic party. and accepted the State
appointment. which We believe is
Il lifetime job.
Gov. Denny ihcrrupon promptly
appointed Gen. ThoS. Coleman Du-
pont to fill out The uncNpircd tclan
of Mr.. WoIcotl in the Senate. Gen.
Dupont is Il member of the family
that has been identified with l.. I.
Dupont. \cmourS 4 CO., the great
est powder makers in the United
States. The Duponts are enormous
~ wealthy. having made millions
upon millions out of The manufac-
turc Of war munitions. and naiur-
ally Republicans Of the slraitcSi
sect. Gen Dupont was Republican
National Chairman in 1904 and has
i'tIdN Nit OH lflt NC
publican National Committee ever
since. That the great family OF Du.
points. The worlds biggest muni:ion
makers and war proiiiccrs, should
vote and voice in the /. S. Senate
seems to have been carefully
planned scheme.
OF course Mr.. WOlcOtt was "A party
to the dirty deal. No high class
man would have deserted his party
and the public interests in the Sen
ate for any consideration. There
was Il time when little Delaware
produced big men--SiatcSmcn OF
unchallcngcd honor and ability
such as ThOS. +. BayHrd and George
Gray--b,It that period seems to
have passed away. # is the day OF
small and >ordid politicians on
both sides in Delaware. -Er.