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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
coIoRED SUPPLEMENT.

Eph. boy, If / evan lands on
you somebody else is goin' to have
to tell the hospital folks yo' name.'
Jeff. 60 way, niggah, or you'll
be readin' bout yo'self in the bit
uary column"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31
WoMAN,s DEPARTMENT.

One should not paint the lily,
Nor try to tint the rose,
But a lady simply has to have
Some powder for her nose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31

The old fashioned girl who used
to think it was sinful to touch up
! her cheeks a bit, now has beauty
specialist enamel her whole face
There are lot of stupid women
in the world, and about an equal
number of men who are bores, so
that evens things up very nicely.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-31

CURRENT EVENTS.
Ring Lardner has written an ar
ticle on Bathing Made Painless. ;"
Remember what the old farmer
said about the giraffe?
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Court Proceedings
Involving Sl00,000,000
Started By Piggly-Wiggly

Denver, Feb. c4.-Court proceedings.
involving approximately Sl0O,000.o00 IN
n test case to determine the validity
and scope of the nationwide chain
store system known as PIGGY Wig
gly' patents was instituted in the Uni
ted States district court here yesterday.
Hundreds of other stores in the Coun-
try using the self serving merchandise
ing theory will be affected by the dcci-
sion of tho court. II is believed
A distinguished arrap of counsel is
involved in the suit. Charles II.
Hughes, who is to be secretary of state
in the Harding cabinet, heads the coun-
sci for the Piggy Wiggly corporation.
the plaintiffs associated with MIR.
Hughes are: Frederick L. Fish OF Bos-
ton; Il. w. Bradford, patent sepcial-
list of Washington. and attorneys Clnr-
encc NJ. Hawkins. Frank c. and Frank
B. Goudy of Denver
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
BRAVE PACKER AvERTS
7. n. |. DISASTER ON
BRINK OF GAN y0N

Washington. Feb. oi.-Thc daring
of a government packer who stepped
among mass of struggling horses
loaded with T. n. I. on the brink of
the Grand Canyon in an effort to save
his animals, is told today in an Of
ficial announcement by the National
Park service of the first accident on
the Bright Angel Trail. The accident
occurred January 90 Three horses out
OF eleven tied together on the train
went over the brink and were dashed
to death below. One fell 1000 feet and
his pack saddle was uninjured. IN
other fell 200 feet with $50 pounds OF
T. y. T. which did not explode.
The pack train Was carrying ma
tcrial for the construction of the sus-
pension bridge across the Colorado
river, over a trail which was slippery
with ice and snow. The packers had
just led the train beyond the first
turn on the trail and had gone to the
rear to unite the horses, when one OF
them became excited and crowded the
lead horse off the trail Packer Homer
j. Arm managed to get among tho
excited horses and to cut the rope be
tween three struggling animals and
tho rest OF tho train.
All materials for tho bridge includ-
inE the cables must be packed over
the trail under direction OF skilled
rackcrs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
EADS NOTES

Special to The Chieftain:
Eads, Colo, Feb. 2t.-Prof. Henry 3.
Amyx. n former superintendent of the
Eads high school. is here from Kansas
for short visit with his brother.
The Eastern Colorado Investment
Company has erected a new sign and
is otherwise improving its office.
The local elevator is busy filling
orders for thirty carloads OF corn chop.
Eight loads of this chop is for a dealer
at Sugar City. Colorado.
Hon. Leslie +. Randolph, formerly
county judge and ex-publisher of the
Brandon "Westiand.' was an Eads
visitor Friday.
The Willing Workers society OF the
Community church will serve a supper
ut the Masonic hall on the night Of
February -.
Percy Il. Davcrcaux gave mas
1ueradc ball at his Cinema thcatcr
Tuesday night.
X. T. Cline of Brandon, Colo, was
transacting business at the court
house Friday.
Geo. l.. Newton OF Haswer, Colo,
who is deeply interested in the Allied
oil company states that a standard
rig is to be erected at the Allied we'll
this spring.
city Engineer Nicman says the
water sand in the city well has not
tested out satisfactorily and It is nee
cessary to dig the well deeper.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
PACKERS TAKE FIRST STEP
IN STOCK YARD DISPOSAL

under control of the court. Technical
objections only have been presented by
the government to the Norris and
Cudahy plans and no objections have
been interposed to the Wilson plan.
Much of the argument Thursday had
to do with the plans submitted by
Swift and company and by Armour
Assistant Attorney General Kresel con-
tended that the Swift and Armour
plants did not provide for an early and
complete Investment or for absolute
control by the court during the sale.
He declared that in some of the stock
prohibitive price was being placed
by the packers. asserting that they
were holding the st. Louis yards at
s120 per share, when Wilson and COM
pany had admitted that the best offer
made to them for their holdings there
had been only $S8.
Attorneys for Armour denied a pro-
hibitive price was being asked and
asserted that, except in few instances.
the price fixed was far below the stock
value and the value fixed by apprais-
ers Counsel for Wilson explained that
the price was due to the feeling among
investors that the court would order
an immediate sale at any obtainable
figure,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Washington, Feb. 24.-Sale by Ar
mour and company of its interest in
the Chicago stock yards to F. III. Prince
and company OF Boston, was author
ized today by the District of Colum-
bia supreme court. AS the packing
company owned only twenty shares of
stock in the yards and Prince and COM
pany the remainder the government
interposed no objection. The price paid
was $1.50o, 900.
The court also consented to the sale
by Armour and company of forty
shares of the Denver, Colo. stock yards
stock to George Granger. The price
was not made public.
Hearings on other features of the
revised plans of the five big packers
for disposal of their stock yard stock
yard terminal and market newspaper
holdings. in accordance with the vol
untary decree issued about year ago,
were continued until Monday.
The court intimated plans filed by
Morris and company, Wilson and COM
pany, and the Cudahy company pro-
viding immediate surrender of their
holdings to a trust company to be
named by the court were merely in ac
cordance with the idea in mind of the
court. The trust company would be
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Judge Lands Sentences
Liquor Violators According
to Gravity Of Offen,s
scsessu s;1 c1 ecces.

Lacrosse, Wis, Feb. 2t.-Callcd on
to sentence 20 persons convicted OF vi
olating the prohibition act and a half
dozen convicted OF other charges, Fed
eral Judge lands today made 4 sharp
distinction between what he termed
iircside good fellowship violations of
the dry act and violations in which tho
commercial element entered.
Men who had made liquor for their
own use and had not attempted to sell
1t got OFF much easier usually than
those who had engaged in the traffic
for profit.
Imprisonment and fines were given
those engaged in the traffic.
L. a. Bishop. Plattcville auctionccr.
who loaded his surplus liquor stock
in his automobile and started to give
it away to his friends after his wife
started divorce action because of
his drinking. was fined $500 and his
car was ConiiScntcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Mexico City, Feb 24.-Except for
brief mention in Ell Heraldo, editorial
comment on the selections of Presi-,
dent-elect Harding for his cabinet was
lacking in the Mexican press today
although the selection of Henry 4.
Fletcher, former American ambassa-
dor to Mexico under secretary or
state was treated as the most import
ant news item of the day
Referring to the selection of Senator
Fall of New Mexico. as secretary OF
the interior, Ell Heraldo says:
THE vast influence he has had as a
senator now is passed to the cabinet.
but II the lessons he learned while
heading the committee of investiga-
ton into Mexican affairs are justly
applied Mexico has nothing to fear
Government officials have refrained
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Federal Prohibition Agents
Busy in Nations Capitol

Washington. Feb. 24.-Fcdcral pro-
hibitIon agents picked from the Mary
land and Ohio forces visited many
hotels here today. arresting employees
in the first effort on large scale
to break UP the alleged Illicit traf-
fic in whisky carried on at those
places. More than Il score of per-
sons were arrested.
Thomas Il. Stone. supervising fed
cral revenue agent. who is in charge
of the special force. said his men
had been gathering evidence for two
weeks and had found that large guam
titles of colored alcohol of various
grades. some of 1t poisonous. was be-
ing sold in some OF the hotels.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
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puoM v.LLE, TO PUEBLO

TTfIy farmcrs IN INC NICInIIy OF
Nosca in tho north end OF Alamosa
county have notified the Chamber o.
Commerce Of Nlamosa that they viii
furnish teams and men to assist in
building tho road over Mosca pass, in
the cast side of the san Luis valley.
\ long stretch OF tho road will he on
government land. thru san Isabel Ma
tIonal forest, and the forest service
officials have assured the valley peo-
plc that the government will build the
road thru tho forest as soon as assur-
nucc is given that the section OF the
highway in Alamosa county has been
t.r.,A-Idnd for
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
MEXICAN EDITORIAL COMMENT
ON CABINET QUITE SPARINC

from comment on the cabinet selec-
tions, but symposium OF opinions
gathered by the Excelsior from repre-
sentative Mexican and foreign busi-
ness men here indicated a general be-
lief among them that Messrs. Fletcher
and Fall would mold the Mexican
policy of the administration.
Something of stir was created in
the American colony today by the
publication in Ell Universal of the first
of a series of articles by an unnamed
author purporting to give an authentic
history of the interventionist move
ment in Mexico. Many men prominent
in business here are declared to be
supporters of the movement. which
the newspaper asserts "menaces Mexi-
can sovereignty more than ever be-
fore"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
RUSSIAN REBEIIrON

Copenhagen, Feb. 2.-Reports that
widespread rebellions have broken out
in eastern Russia and that the Soviet
government >has dispatched large
forces to attempt to restore order
were tolcEraphed from Hclsingfors to-
day by the Bcrlingskc Tidcndc's cor
respondent there who quotes press re-
ports from whA arc declared to be an
authoritative source.
The trouble arose over the failure OF
the Moscow government to provide
food and fuel for the inhabitants, the
rcportg say.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
FLEET HEADED uoMEwAnD

on board the u. S. S. Pennsylvania,
Feb. 2i.-(By wireless to The Assoct-
atod Prcss) The Atlantic fleet today
completed transit OF the Panama canal
and headed for Guantanamo bay to
continue gunnery practice.
The first joint mancuvcrs of the bat
tic fleet. comprising the Atlantic and
Pacific fleets. were athletic.
The Atlantic fleet won the athletic
trophies in rowing and sailing events
and nine of the thirteen boxing and
wrestling bouts. The Pacific fleet won
the baseball championship.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
NAY TAN SpINSTERS.

Helena, Mont. Fob. 2i.-Spinsters.
as well as bachelors, would be re-
quired to pay an annual poll tax
of 50 into the state widows pension
fund. under the terms of an amend
ment adopted by n senate commit
tee today to II measure passed by the
house. which the committee favor
ably recommended TO the upper body
OF the state legislature.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Washington, Feb. si.-Chargcs that
the soldier bonus bill was held up in
the finance committee until 1t was too
late to pass it at this session, giving
cN-servicc men and the country false
Impressions were made in the senate
today by Senator Harrison, Democrat.
Mississippi.
Senator McCumbcr Republican.
North Dakota. replied that the COM
mittee was waiting for exact cost data
which he had been charged to collect
and would present to the committee
tomorrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
JAP SENTRY SENTENCED

Toxic. Feb. 2i.-Toshigora OEasa-
wara. the sentry who shot Lieutenant
IanSdou OF the u. :. s. Albany. at
Nladivostok last month, and who was
acquitted by court martial, has been
sentenced to "a months Imprisonment
for making n false statement before
the tribunal. Colonel Horiuchi Ma
jor lshikawa. Captain Kuramoto and
Lieutenant Imoto. officers in the SEN
try's regiment, have been sentenced
to terms of Imprisonment varying
from n week to month for failing to
train and instruct the sentry properly
regarding his duties.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
N.coNRs HURRIED

New York. Feb. 24.-Funeral services
We're held here today for William +
McCombs. former chairman OF the
Democratic national committee, and
President Wilson's campaign manager
in 1912. who died at Greenwich. Conn.
Tuesday. Tho service was simple Less
than 100 persons attended. The body,
accompanied by several relatives, then
was put on n train for Little Rock,
Ark, where the burial will take place.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
su>nI< SHAPED PLANE

Hnvann, Feb. IA unique hydro
airplanc, bearing the name Big Fish,
constructed to represent n shark. ar
rived here from West Palm Beach.
Fla, today. The nine passengers in
cludcd the wife OF orcstes Ferrara,
prominent liberal party leader and
former speaker OF the Cuban chamber
of deputies at present residing in New
York. and the Marquis dc Esquilache
CPrince Alfonso OF Bourbon), a cousin
OF King Alfonso of Spain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Would Bar High Heels
and Peekaboo Clothing

= Olympia, Wash. Feb. "a =
= Teachers and pupils in schools =
= of Washington are barred from =
= wearing high heels and trans =
= parent clothing, and the super =
= intendent OF public instruction :
= is empowered to fix the maxi =
= mum amount which they may =
= spend for clothing, under the =
= provisions of n bill introduced =
= in the house OF the legislature :
= today. =
~ ~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Father Who Killed
Graves No S Sympathy

Denver. Feb. g.-Georse Thomson.
in jail for killing Albert Reecc. his
brothers. law. from his cell today is
sued "A statement asking that efforts
to arouse sympathy In his behalf be
stopped. Thomson shot Recce be-
cause he alleged Reecc betrayed his
i5-ycar-old daughter.
Il shot Recce and | want to he tried
the same as any other man." declared
Thpmason.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
International Holiday
Planned For Women

London. Feb. 2i.--Celcbration of
an International holiday for women
is planned for March ut Moscow.
says despatch received here. on
the instructions of the food com
missariat. the day will be marked by
increasing from local resources tho
rations for factory workers and 10
public and childrcn's dining rooms.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
PRISON PLOT EoUNp

Salt Lake city, Feb. 2i.-Thc discov-
cry of plot by men involved in bank
robbcrics in Utah to break out OF the
state prison has been discovered by
Warden George A. Storrs and as n re-
suit the honor system nt the prison
has been abandoned and the guard has
been increased.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
>>N,: COLORADO RIVER

Governor Charles Il. Mabcy OF Utah
has replied TO the message from Gov
cruur Oliver II. Shoup of Colorado.
who requested his aid in securing thc
change in the name OF the Grand
river to tho Colorado.
Governor Nabcy. that I shall not only
approve but lend my influence TO the
proposal that the name be changed
to tho Colorado River. In conformity
with YOUR suggestion ! will refer the
mnttcr to tho legislature
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
FIRST DEATH FROM
BASKET BALL GAME

ottumwa, la, Feb. 2i.-Thc first bas-
bet ball fatality here occurred today
when Charles Eyre. IL years old. died
from injuries received in "A high school
class game last Thursday. Blood poi
soning developed from an injury to his
knee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
THE VALLEY. THE STATE. THE WEST

Denver & Rio Grandc net in
come for December showed an
increase OF sess.e5e and bal
ancc after taxes OF 35et.219. For
twelve months the Increase in
income is given as Il..os,ssi.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
MUST RECOGNIZE ARMY MEN

Ex-soldiers OF Trinidad held a meet
ing this week and mapped out pro-
gram OF action In connection with COM
ing municipal campaign. There Is a
soryico mon that they arc entitled TO
recognition from tho political parties
in the way OF appointments to office
aud tho meeting resolved itself into
n discussion as to tho best methods to
nursuc to obtain this recognition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

W. f. Wilberson, manager OF tho
Union Depot hotel at Pueblo. states
that though he some time ago pur-
chased the Put Cosman ranch. near
Salida, he has no intention of NOV
ing upon 1t for some time. Mr.. Will
berson will continue in tho manage
mcnt of the hotel. Ills ranch is at
present leased and will continue that
way. he states.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Gasoline war in Denver was re.
sumcd this week and the price is dow,
to co.7. The end is not yet.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
"HOW MY POOR
BACK DOES ACHE!"
Many n woman keeps Sloan's handy
for this, but it's great for
other pains, too
TuAT dragging. wcarying bac

THAT dragging, wcarying back =
ache. that 80 many women rcgu-
larly suffer from. is quickly cascd
by little Of Sloan's Linincnt.
But 1t is good for all the family Ap-
ply IL. without rubbing. for all kinds of
aches aud pains. from tho sharp neural
gic twinge to the dull, tearing ache of
rheumatism,
Then there's sciatica, lumbaEo. sore
muscles. stin Joints. Keep a bottle
handy, for you nevcr'll know when you
will need II.
Largest size is most economical. At
all druggists-35c. zoe. $40.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Annual gathering and banquet o
teachers of western slope will be he'll
at Mput-osc March 3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

The legislative probo of the Colo
RADIO School OF Mines seems to he
fizzlinE out. Too hard to got wit
ncsse-s to testify.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

4 bill has been introduced in Utah
Legislature forbiddinE motion pictures
which SHOW "A person smoking.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

ChiyiuEton school district decided to
erect another building for school pur-
poses and will hold an election to vote
bonds. Tho now building will con-
tain maniial training and domestic
science rooms.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Cameron olmuh, 81 years old, a
Mexican woman, who resided on tho
banks OF tho Anderson arroyo in West
La Junta, and who is said to have
been victim OF lcprosy. has departed
for Old Mexico.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Between $50 and $50 in silver was
stolen from tho office OF the Tcxico
on company mt Walscn. A bunch or
checks or some $500 value was un-
colcstcd
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

high school building at Cheyenne
Wells. They report a large gathering
and exceptionally good exercises.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Railroads in Utah have been or
dcred by the Interstate commerce
commission to increase their passen-
ger fares.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
N THE WILD WEST

The recent big wind blew down the
oil derrick northwest OF Eads. Tho
leading barber OF Fowler claims that
the wind blew ali the whiskcrs off his
raticnts. so now they do not need a
barber. He also alleges the wind
filled n scaled Mason jar with dust.
Five auto loads of Masons from Eads
attended and assisted In the laying
Of the corner stone in the new 100000
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Ed Gallagher. cook at Mercy hos
pital. Denver. has not been seen since
two weeks ago when he paid $1,000
ON purchase of "A house and was
known to have still had several hun
drcd dollars in his possession.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

I;icht-of-way contracts for tho
building OF railroad line thru tho
Big Horn valley. Big Horn county
Mont. are reported.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25


Wells. They report n large gathering
and exceptionally good exercises.
Cameron omuh. 81 years old a
Mexican woman, who resided on tho
banks OF tho Anderson arroyo in West
La Junta, and who Is said to have
been victim OF lcprosy. has departed
for Old Mexico.
Between $50 and $50 in silver was
stolen from tho office OF the Tcxico
OH company at Walscn. A bunch OF
checks or some $500 value was un-
colcstcd.
ChivinEtou school district decided to
erect another building for school pur-
poses and will hold an election to vote
bonds. Tho now building will con-
tain malhal training and domestic
science rooms.
Ed Gallagher. cook at Mercy hos
pital. Denver. has not been seen since
two weeks ago when he paid $1,000
ON purchase of "A house and was
known to have still had several hun
drcd dollars in his possession.
Colorado university practically
cinched the championship OF the
Rocky Mountain conference In bas-
ketball by defeating Mines, 80 to %.
Twenty Weld county banks, includ-
ing four Greeley institutions. have
filed suits against Weld county to re-
cover $4,000 in tax payments made
by banks in tho years 1913 and 1914.
Butch" johnson of Fowler return
cd from mountain hunt OF 20 days.
bringing back the skin OF n mountain
lion nine feet long. lie also shot a
gray wolf.
Snow is up to tops of cars on noun
tain roads from Leadvillc toward
South park and breckenridge. Rotary
snow plows are in use.
RiEht-of-way contracts for tho
building OF railroad line thru the
Big Horn valley. Big Horn county.
Mont. are reported.
Railroads in Utah have been or
dcred by the Interstate commerce
commission to increase their passen-
ger fires.
4 bill has been introduced in Utah
legislature forbidding motion pictures
which SHOW u person smoking.
The legislative probe of the Colo
RADIO School Of Mines seems to he
fizzlinE out. Too hard to got wit
ncsses to testify.
Gasoline war In Denver was re-
sumcd this week and the price is down
to co.7. The end is not yet.
Annual gathering and banquet OF
teachers of western slope will be held
at Mont-osc March 5.
w. f. Wilberson, manager of the
Union Depot hotel at Pueblo. states
that though he some time ago pur
chased the Put Cosman ranch, near
Salida, he has no intention OF NOV
ing upon II for some time. Mr.. VIII
berson will continue in tho manage
mcnt of the hotel His ranch is at
,,,. Ian ,t,F,t
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Snow is up to tops of cars on noun
tain roads from Leadvillc toward
South park and breckenridge. Rotary
snow ploys are In use.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Colorado university practically
cinched tho championship OF the
Rocky Mountain conference in bas-
ketball by defeating Mines, 80 to 20.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Twenty Weld county banks. includ
ing four Greeley institutions. have
filed suits against Weld county to re-
cover $1,000 in tax payments made
by banks in tho years 1913 and 1914.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Butch" johnson of Fowler return
cd from q mountain hunt of 20 days
bringing back the skin OF "A mountain
lion nine feet long lie also shot a
gray wolf
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-17
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, 7; st, Louis, D,
No other games scheduled.
Games Today.
New York at Chicago,
Washington at st, FOULS.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results.
Boston. s; Chicago, g.
Philadelphia, 6-6; Pittsburgh, "a
Brooklyn, Z; New York, 6.
No other game scheduled,