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FOR RENT-Cozy. small bungalow.
s21. Sec owner. 1l0, w. Fourteenth.
5-ROoM house convenient for two
families. 2is w. Elshth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18
WANTED-RANCHEs

HOMESTEAD relinquishmcnt want
cd. viii buy good REIMBURSEMENT II
priced right for cash. Want place
where there is water and grass, Some
place close to the mountains D-SS,
Chieftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

1so ACRES. Butler County. Kansas
land. to exchange for western Kansas
or eastern Colorado land. Give price
and full description first letter. Har-
vey l.. Songer, Eldorado, Kansas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

SPANISH class will start Tuesday
night. If interested call A. H. Man
aauares. Phone 3s5. office i3j Central
Block.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

BOYS can make good money selling
Tho Chieftain on streets every morn
ing. start ut once. Call at Chieftain
office for either Mr.. Fuller or Mr..
Hughes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

JOHNSON Auto Top Shop locA.sd q
712 Court. Phone 3isS-Nw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

CLERKS, is upward. for postal mall
service and government departments.
fl25 month. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars OF examinations.
write u. S. School Civil Service, 1918
Equitable Bldg. Washington, d. C.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TURKEY SHOOT at A. {. Pattsr-
sons ranch, 90 miles south of Pueblo
on Rye road Sunday. Nov. 2eth. Free
lunch. Bring your cups, wife. and
spoon. kids and guns and stay all day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18
CARPET CLEANING

II. A. smith. air and steam carpe
cleaning and upholstcring. Sst Eas
Fifth. Phone aI1-w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

500 CENTRAL Oregon Clear; want
Colorado. Kansas, Ozarks; might con-
slider cafe or bakery. +. NJ. Weaver,
Fowler. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

a PERMANENT POSITION is open
to two ambitious hones, men who wish
to better their position In life, with a
rapid growing company. You VIII
be quickly promoted to an executive
position IL you make good. Apply at
once at 2o4 Central Block. Pueblo, colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

CIVIL servire examinations Pueblo.
Nov.-Dcc. Positions 81. 400 81 800. Age.
IL upward. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars. Instruction. write
!. Leonard Gormer civil service ex-
,miper) lois Equitable Bldg, WASH
lnEton. ID. c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

H. II. NEwHoUSE. carper,er and
contractor and builder. 107 SantA Fs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

USED tires. Ford sizes, $500 up
other sizes cheap: 202 So. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes to mee'
elderly gentleman with means; willinr
to finance small business in city: ad-
dress C-16 Chieftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So

KINDLING for sale. Ton truck load
cut up nice. put in your coal house
for $3.50 n load. One load will last
all winter Phone 1853 j.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18
FOR SALE OR TRADE

ONE l3-4O steam traction engine in
best of order. For particulars write
or call on Dan +. Boyle. Avondale,
colo. Lock Box 121.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

WANTED - Two carpenters. Call
sac west Fourth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

THREE acre place for sale. Joins
City park on west. See owner. Phone
241S-R.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

wANTED-To hear from reliable de-
tective: B-3. Chieftaiu.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18

A REAL SNAP-90 lots, all splendid
~ located on North side. within one
block OF car line; sewer. gas and
water. worth $4,000 TO $4,000 each: ca:1
be bought for se.oOO.oc: y price.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-18
.WANTED-AUToMoBILES

WE will buy your old auto for cash
We stand behind our offers. Big
Auto Wrecking house, Ito n. Santa
t'e. Phone 49T.
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we'd to purrhas" "a. ~ cru ::Aent
for III" team.
Wood:nen to Neet.
nce.:mr f.. ~, W"uGmcr ~ the
World VIII b. h.id 49, evening In their
hal! Trn mi'i7'"ry we:n VIII lie con-
quoted IT ~. ..n'i, tart o. ne evening.
aft,- which u cial TIM" Will he en-
J"icI.
Christian Church.
Rev. E. ". Fuller. pastor ~ the
Christian church. VIII speak on The In.
ru"rr" Of WORKS." N ~" Sunday morn
Ing srr,.r". ;!.s subject for The q -
n!rS viii T." - '"urag".' Eth subjects
will b" we'll discussed and Will hc a.!
much interest 20 Tnun'; folks as we, as
I'D Special mus viii ho rendered l'H
the choir
women's BENEFIT Association.
Members ot tho Womcns i"n"ht AS
soc'l'inr Kill meet II thoir hall this
evening for tho Sem,,:non,hly sesslon''
Plans will again be discussed concern
ing tho diStri"r rally 10 h" held here
and other important business matters
transacted
May Pave Sidewalk.
II has heen rumor"d through Nc.
Necher that a sidewalk IS 10 be laid
he'wo"N the West Garag" and the A. N.
Lnrcnr. grocery. This Is welcome news
10 the local people. as there - no side
walk IN this section and traffic Is heavy.
and II makes Il very dangerous esPc-
c!RlIv to school children.
Conducts Funeral
Rev. 2. ". Fuller. pastor Of the First
Christian church. conducted the funeral
services over tho remains of Mrs. Floyd
Slonaker Thursday evening. The body
was sent 70 Cameron yesterday whero
burial was made. services being also
hold over the grave.
Ball Practice.
McMechen football team Will meet mt
| O'Clock Sunday afternoon on South
Renwood ball park for practice. Coach
Hurke is in hopes Of being ahlo 10 select
tho team. and VIII put the lads through
soma hard practice. As soon as he
tron Is selected. tho schedule" for the
season will be made ont.
Personals.
Miss Hilda Thomas has -"tu-n"d :"
Newark. o.. after a hr,"f ,!sit here
Miss Agnes Garrison has returned 70
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Li;'l"'on .:'cr s.rr;:ns several days
hn"".
Edward lowe and family have arrived
h"'H" !r"m \ motor tin in 'hc east.
Mrs Vagina Food and children who
haV" been V'SItiT,; relatives her. have
returned I" akron. O.
Jcar Keller has returned ~ 81. Glars
VILE hitnr spending $"vcral DAYS here
with h.. PARENTS
Homer Parker has returned 10 his
HON" on GarIiaid s'r-"' alter spending
= l"ral daVS In L,t;Iet"n.
Miss Alma Parsons has returned 10
Warrington after a pleasant visit her.
brvN Marrln continues to improve
at his home on Eighth street
John Iounkin.. who has been suffer-
Ing OF blood pniSou. is 2 little improved
Pat Quig!ey Will spend tho weekend
IN Cameron.
Miss Norma Howard Will resume he-
studies at Wheeling high school Monday
after the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Parish ~
Clarkshurg are the guests Of Mrs. Roby
Of Marshall street.
Mike Cusn"k Is slightly III at his
home on Fifth street
William Kirk % l"whatan Is spend
Ing the Weekend with relatives
Clarence Wright Is able 70 be out
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As his Is III" final Itv for Tho West
Virginia state Fair. i g. .\;"c,~- that
many people who have r.rt rs Yet at
tended the event will Srasr the orror-
tun!tv today thar ;hcr micht NOT hc
permitted to say that they missed this
Years fair. Everyone who has attend
I'd the event so Tar claim, that ~ the
most Interesting ever held. Tho auto
mobile races will be today's h:s a'trac-
ZION.
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Evening Star Meeting

The Evening Star Lodge. No. Is.
Knights OF Fyth!as. will holds rs reVu-
'ar meeting Monday evening A. rneir
hall. Seventh and Main streets As
this meeting will he or v:raI import
area. all members are requested 70 be
present
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Funeral services for the late Mrs
Henry G"llns-, we'll known resident Of
RoEgs Run. who died suddenly a: her
home Wednesday afternoon from 4 PAR
, alytic stroke. VIII Re held this afternoon
at IN. late residence at 2:2o o'clock. To
Rev. N. w, Castle pastor Of the Ren-
wood NJ. E church Of watch tho de-
ceased was a member. will conduct the
services lnterment Will be held Mt tn.
NJ. Zion cemetery AZ Twenty-ninth
street. Wheeling. Tho deceased was
we'll known here and her sudden derr!se
IS mourned b. many relatives and
friends Besides her husband she - sur
vied by several sons and daughters
Regular Council Meeting
tn. regular meeting OF ,Renwcod
couHc: vii, r" held Tuesday evening At
;he city building. The main business
20 BE- taken up WI be the auditing OF
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st"'"' VII &c started Nondiv n,rrrin;
riding :" an announcement ~ tn
,"lcr.ir'"r>. TIL" nrst terrItrr! VIII. 81
Will T." c!'CN attention VIII :" N" So
ti"n hetwo "m Ninth md f"urt""u'h
street The work waS - hay" been
MAS decided 10 hold IN unut after the
fair when auto tram" will lie mucn
lighter.
Schools Resume Permanently
Although the Union district public
schools r"Srmvd for the fall term an
September +. practically r"thnc was
G"n" in regard 10 getting the c"il'l:"N
down 10 good hard studies as - r.
CURED At least III. full week To 81 mo
children placed in their rooms ana !"
secure the necessary books for thrn.
No, only were they held MP by this
bur a ha!f holiday was granted Friday
afternoon as an opportunity 20 attenH
the fair. However. everything WI! hG
n readiness Monday morning for haFd
Grnd for the fall term.
Benwood Briefs
Albert Lass Of West Virginia 1'n!-
>rrsi,,. ha= returned 10 MorEant"wN,
whore 10 viii resume studies again COR
tn IA term
NJ: Arm, Ko'lcr ~ Marshall street.
arrived how" yesterday from Ashland
n two weeks vacation with friends and
Kc"'crHr. whr-" she has jus oonnl"icd
rcllri'"s.
II l.. S.dwick ~ Marshall street, con
''r'icS ;" r~r alnrr NICELY after re''nt
NiH,ss
Mss Carrie I.iskc arrived home last
evening from vacation trip through
~" last,
NcI',R Ncdrrmeyrr haS conc 20 Hun
,lrAA for few days VISIT with relatives
NJ
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after being confined to his home i'll for
several weeks.
Miss Olive Remmer has returned 10
Bucthann"n after visiting friends here
for few days.
Ms. Anna Bole has returned from
t'oll,nsbee where she has been attend-
ing To business matters
Mss Virginia Marsh OF Morsantown.
Is visiting friends here for a view days.
Miss Matte Booth has returned to
Eurnn aft brief visit here.
Mis- HI Il Ecnner, who has been
listing friends here. has returned to
her lone ~ Warrington.
Mrt julie Beckwork, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Lowe. has
returned TO her home at Parkersburg.
Mis-! Florence Houck will leave Mon
day FIR Huntington where she will
enter tarshall college.
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Practice Game

Tho Ashland football team Will hold
a practice game Monday evening on
their field. and As a regular team IS 70
re picked from tho players on this date
the manager requests that everyone
show UP for a tryout. Already sever
a! games 70 be played this season have
been booked and soms OF them include
sn77i-protesioral teams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

t. c.'y payroll which Is :" -. Gi,'riN.
u. .r'..n@ ;ho Ivy 'mp."},> W"!r..-
day "'r' IL. Matters ~ ,r'ling -"
str"., HaNrnI vi ,l..' r. h"'rc. ~.
No Game For Sunday
After diligently advertising for a
game TO ne played mis- Sunday no r.
assumed 'ha' ~" Victor ia~r!,lN team
. ~ - ':naHtc = I.ay on THIS La'". III"
"'.''r. ., # tho club SUI h.;,~ 1" h-Ar
tr"ln I'm" team and Is nnhlnc 81 :,trnW.,
"ii"'t :" secure gam" 10 Lee i'.a' ed a
home a. aHr~ad Al chI'tca""- viii ho
considered and any team without d
Se'na for Sunday is requested TO ca,
E"uw""d SOM and ask for N" manage
Slonaker Remains to Cameron
IN" body ot the late Mrs. Floyd Sion
ak"r Of Marshall street who cUrcumh.&
Tuesday afternoon following short
il.n"Ss Wa sent to Cameron yes'.rda
morning on the 1880 train on tho II. 4;
-, where burial took place. In" de-
ceased Was we'll known here ard la :
Most ~ friends and relatives n th!s
section. Besides her husband. surviyln-;
ar" ono s,n and one daughter.
Kelvin Barry Meeting
tn" Kelvin Harry council viii hold -
regular semi monthly m"r'.:!s Mou''IN
evening az tine Liberty hiN AZ wh!"U
tim" delegates 10 ;h~ star" COW ":r"':
n fHfNHl SbtfE W.. Ne S'I"'''H'. \
though the exact date 70: IL, ,.'nv":'.
tom has not been announced = is pr"
>Gmed that the even: VII! he h~ld -
September % and Il Is ~" G"s;Ie -
tho local counc!l 20 hal" It's l"'sGttc~
appointed 50 that they can prcTHr" Tor
the stat" gathering ~ "3."iN - -"
NJ members are requested - l." pros
mt.
Lodge Meets
The rcG"ipr weekly meeting Of tho
inform l;3nN. Knights x i'''h!dS was
h"'d last evening a, tnrir hal on MItT
'iNe business matters WAS t",,"""d IT,
Sm@k"r.
DR.. Cast to Preach Aagain
The R"v. llr, &. Cast. temporary min
lister for 50 Matthew'S l.Ither',u church
OF THIS ct;y. Will aEa'u hr in ~" ru'i.t
tomorrow at which Tin" he viii ho.!
TWO services: ono AZ - 5" O'Clock IN tn"
morning and the o'N'r at , "'r!"'k ."
the evening. DR.. Cas- Will ~ IN" l""a
pulpit until q permanent pastor Is So
cured.
Continue Repairs
The work 81 repairing and PAINTING
the SMOKE stacks over III" rI1St 'urn;'"
at the National Tub" contrary NH l."
Dor OF starkS tHat have - y" given at
tention. Tn" iarr"St stacks have h"en
completed hlic UcN' we"k the srnii"r
ones will Nc r,iUrcI
There Will he Il" meeting Of II" Cath
Ole Mems council tomorrow ow.us I"
the work Of tho canvass ..rwi't"" no.
having been completed i''"r tho com
mitteo has completed ''s "7u"dS which
include territory unlor ~. jg~.~llrr'"U
of the local parish. II" i."r>!l"nr e; IN"
council will no douh, all 81, sicc'a!
meeting.
Start Stree. Paving Monday
Tho work NJ tearing ~ Marshall
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Slonaker Remains to Cameron
Kelvin Barry Meeting

The rcCGipr weekly meeting Of thu
Inform E3nN. Knights x i'''h!ds wI'
held last evening i, tHcir hal on Ma"
street The 'rLrsartu"n q several r"'.
'tne business matters Was t"''"""d t.
a Sm. kNr.
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'MECHEN
Football Team Dance.

MoMechcn '00thall team VIII give a
dance September 2S-29 In tho ST James
hal Ion LOGAN street. Jones Novelty or.
niuES. uud will play program &c IN"
latest dancing hits. over Two Nundr II
Invitations have been ISSUED. an al
Indications arc that the donrA viii b-
Il huge success. The proceeds will &c
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N"v-Gsvr,.s high has good T-"S?"rts
s,- a v.~.. >';~N.sst"l season - 'o"t-
hai tH;s r"sr
T'r.r- >. ,h'~'y-tNrca ~a"I'da'"s on
-. s1u,a. 40 hnra been dong SH.":,-
mi 2rI"'l"" work. U"d~r '"1"h ';inrE.
-. ."r "s~y 'jIc'y 'ontlnR bunch
..,.f e. - sN~~,.Nd thot No nranC" and
PIX 81 10 Wi A. ne head 90 tho
''S. - ,r.'r'~= r"ao,< NJ ths end o, the
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4 German s-!e0'!@' H7s devised a
process Q. making b." II directly from
grr'- without GRADING = into four
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Hears From MacSwiney

According 70 a letter received ''on,
l'a'rr MarSw.nev. lv n"e Of ~" MON
h'rs ~ the Kelvin Harry council. nc
hrother Of the lac Lord NaNn- or Cnrh.
r"'arI Is making much success in or
caaiz!nc the safe Of Nest virginia.
According % :ho ls''"r. MarSWinov
spoke at MorEar,owr Thu:s,!a" ','i.ir. =
and as tho rnslIl' 90 his speech a ro'ln-
ell was formed In that CITY with "l"r
I hundred members "rr",lirS TIL" lu-
cal council ar" glad - hear that other
"f!eS are beginning 70 t'ke m lntrr"S,
il N" Irish question and are OF the
""i"i"n that VIXEN :t.l Tho councils r.
this STATE meet n rark"rshurS N Sep
'emhcr rnr tho state Convention. ono
90 the largest gatherings Of any organ
tza,toR will take placn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
Headaches from slight Colds

LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN1NE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
Cold. A tonic laxative and germ de-
stroyer. The genuine bears the
signature of r. w. Grove. (Be sure
you get BROMO.) 30c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
BRIEFS

John 5. Marshall: Juneau, appointed
federal prohibition director in Alaska.
Thirty persons saved from death in
Ohio river Thursday night when
steamer Chilo sinks after hitting rock
by quick use of life boats.
No further government financing De-
fore Dec Is, treasury announces.
Creation of bureau of civil areo-
nautics in department of commerce
proposed in bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Hicks of New York.
Five armed men hold up and rob
score OF passengers on Pittsburgh and
Charleroi interurban near Pittsburgh,
Pa, Thursday night.
Nomination of Ellis l.. Dresel to be
American charge d'affaires at Berlin
was confirmed Friday by senate.
Jugo-Slavia pleads not guilty to
charge of covenant-breaking before
league of nations council, in session
at Paris, Friday.
Committee made up of one repre-
sentative Of each civic organization OF
Albuquerque, N. M, to meet Saturday
with Gov. NJ. q. Mechem to ask gov
ernor to call special session of legisla-
ture to charter memorial trust for
proposed $4,000. 900 sanatorium as me-
mortal to war mothers of nation.
Striking milk wagon drivers of Tell
Belle Vernon company. Cleveland,
planning to open cooperative dairy.
Thirty three individuals and 25 cor
porations, members plead guilty to
violating Donnelly antitrust law, in
New York court.
Tho deer season is only five days
old. four hunters have been shot to
death accidentally. In Wisconsin and
upper Michigan woods.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19

Chicago. ILL.,, Nov. 1s.-The United
States labor board announced tonight
that new working rules for the six
shop crafts probably will be COM
pleted and issued in time to become
effective December /. Issuance of the
rules. under a recent decision of the
board, paves the way for considera-
tion of requests which may be filed
by the roads for revision of the popu-
lar craft wage schedule.
The new shop craft rules will affect
approximately 100000 on all classes
on the railroads of the country. Only
"a railroads are directly concerned In
the present case. the others not hav-
ing their Submission in proper shape
when the case was taken up, but
board members anticipate that all the
class l railroads probably will carry
out the decision without further hear
ings.
The boards statement issued to-
night, said: "Such satisfactory prog
ress during the past week, has been
made in the consideration of rules
and working conditions for the six
shop crafts that 1t is altogether prob
able that these rules will be COM
pleted and will become effective
December 1.
The board members pointed out
tonight that the new rules virtually
have been completed in less than five
months, while the national agree
ment, which they supersede, required
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
BAR SILVER PRICE
JUMPS ON MARKET

New York. Nov. 1s.-Bullion dealers
today raised their price of domestic
bar silver from ssN to ssss cents an
ounce, .ss9 fine. The former price was
fixed on April %. last, when the Phila-
delphia mint stopped receiving bull
lion and it had to be sent to either the
San Francisco or Denver mint.
This involved increased transporta-
ton charges and dealers lowered their
prices to the mines to meet the ad-
ditional cost.
The resumption of silver coming at
the Philadelphia mint today does away
with the long haul and the dealers
have accordingly raised their price to
the miners.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
AlAMoSA SHOOTING

Alamosa. Colo, Nov. 1s.-A man CIV
ing his name as DR., j. q. Doran OF
Los Angeles. Calf, was shot twice
here last night and is in a critical con-
dition today at the home of DR.. l.. w.
Soland. who administered emergency
treatment to the man when he stag
gered into the Elks' club building and
collapsed to the floor.
Doran also showed effects Of having
been struck on the head with heavy
blunt instrument. Doran did not re-
cover sufficiently today to give any
account of the manner in which he In
cussed his injuries.
Police are holding young man who
Is said to have been with Doran
shortly before he was shot.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
Fremont STRIKE
CONTINUED from Page one.)


guard and rangers are not troops. To
comply with the constitutional pro-
visions, Col. Patrick Hammock. adju-
tant general, today mobilized himself.
Judge Advocate General Louis D.
Mowry and two enlisted men who
serve as field clerks. He then delegat-
ed to the rangers the duty OF enforc-
ing martial law.
cred by Gov. Shoup's proclamation, It
was announced by military authorities
here today that the military can take
charge In Las Animas county at any
time because the martial law procla-
nation issued during the 1894 coal
strike there never has been withdrawn.
Governor Shoup's new proclamation
empowers Col. Hammock to appoint
military commission to try offenders
In cases arising where the civil tribu-
mails may not function"
Tho now proclamation follows;
Executive order.
Proclamation:
Whereas, 1t having been made to
appear to me by the sheriff Of the
county OF Huerfano. In the state OF
Colorado. and other peace officers and
good and reputable citizens. that a
bellion exists In the county OF Huer-
fano, state Of Colorado, and that
tumult, riot and bloodshed prevails
therein: and
Whereas. the peace officers Of the
county of Huerfano. aforesaid, have
the citizens and property in that
county from further bloodshed and vio-
lence, which. It is believed will be re-
sorted to by certain class of law
less civilians, stating that the civil au-
thoritiss Of Huerfano county are
al
ton in the preservation and mainte-
nance of order and the enforcement
Of the laws Of the state Of Colorado
and Of the United States.
Now, therefore. /, Oliver II. Shoup,
governor and commander -in-chief OF
the military forces OF the state of
Colorado, by virtue Of the power and
authority In me vested. do hereby pro-
claim and declare tho said county of
Huerfano in the state OF Colorado. to
be In a state OF instruction and re-
.bellion and that government by mar
ttAl law therefore exists.
And because of the fact that the
existence Of martial law in Huerfano
county. aforesaid, Col. Patrick ]. Ham,
rock, as commanding officer of the
military forces Of the state Of Colorado
In tho field, is hereby empowered to
appoint military commissions to try Of
tenders in cases arising where the
civil tribunals may not function.
1 now call upon all law-apiding citi-
xens to assist in restoring order by
strict observance OF the laws of the
state of Colorado and of the United
States by continuing in the quiet pur-
suit of their usual vocations, and by
refraining from participating In as
semblages. which are, or are likely to
become tumultuous or otherwise un-
lawful. All disaffected or evilly dis
posed persons are warned of the IL
legality of their conduct and that all
necessary force will be used to sup.
press them.
In testimony whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and caused the great
seal of the state to be affixed at Dem
yer. the state capitol. this 18th day
Of November. A. D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Twenty-one.
"OLIVER II. SHOUP."
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
R4IL REDUCTIONS
CAUSE CONFUSION

Washington. D. c., Nov. 1s.-Rail-
road rate reductions on agricultural
products both the general decrease Of
10 per cent announced by railroad
executives this week and the greater
per, cent decrease ordered throut the
west on grain and hay by the inter-
state commerce commission last
month were left in considerable con-
fusion today on the official records.
The commission decided that the hay
and grain schedules should be reduced
by November 20 by amounts equal to
one-half of the increase allowed the
roads in 1920.
None of the railroads It became
known today has filed new tariffs.
and at the same time, 1t is UNDER
stood that the western carriers will
seek to have the flat 10 per cent de-
crease voluntarily decided upon by the
railroads for all agricultural products
to constitute the only reduction on
grain.
Mrs. Margaret e. Long. Chicago real
estate broker. has made record by
selling S1.5o0,0oo worth of property
since February I. -s +.