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Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Charge Panama Coto Demonstration, Is Anti American Propaganda

PANAMA, Sept. 3.-Col. J. J. Nor row, governor of the Canal Zone, has addressed a note to the Panamanian government charging that the pro- jected closing of all business on La bor day as an expression of public mourning for the loss of the Coto district on the Costa Rican frontier, is '.anti-American propaganda" He states that this attitude by the gov ernment might lead to disturbances.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Senate Committee Postpones Study Of
 Tax ReUision Bill
IRepubIican A. P. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON, Sept. S-Study of the tax revision bill recently passed by the house was postponed today by the senate finance committee, who devoted most of a brief session to discussion of the house provisions af- fleeing the personal exemptions for married individuals and a basis for ice corporations
 subject taken up, Senator Penrose said.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
British Government Considers Sim Fein
 Rejection Definite

LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Press as- sociation says that the Sim Fein re- ply is regarded in government circles as a definite rejection of the govern ment's proposal of a dominion status. The situation, according to the Press assoclation, is considered grave
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
The Lost Needle

"HERE'S old English play known as
 "Grammer Cartons Needle" Its plot is woven around the loss of the family needle no trifling misfortune in the days of old.
 Today, in this era of ours, life is so rich in comforts that we seldom wonder how folks got along in the ancient world. And we sometimes forget what an important role advertising has played in making life pleasant and altogether livable.
 Advertising has of the leading parts in the eternal drama of dollars. To it is directly due much of the multiplication of products and lservices which has come about during the last half century.~
 It has smoothed the mechanics of existence made life easier and more pleasant by bringing countless neceSsities-once considered luXuries- within our easy reach and into continuous use Think of this when you read these columns You owe much to advertising.
 And you miss much when you
 fail to read It!
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
ARM. A|RPLANES
 LIN. RETURN FROM WAR zONE
Five Pliers May Be Dead In Wreck Near Poe; No In- juries Result From Two Other Plane Wrecks
TRepubIican A. p. Leased wire1

BECKLEY, W. Va, Sept. 3.-Two government airplanes of the DH4B type were wrecked near here late to- day while attempting to land for gas and oil. One was commanded by Lieutenant Goodrich and carried Sergeant Dildine as a passenger, the other by Lieutenant Liebhauser.
 No one was injured.
 The plane piloted by Lieutenant Goodrich crashed when it struck small ditch at Johnstown, near here the landing gears and motor and part of the body of the machine being damaged.
 Lieutenant Liebhauser's machine attempted a landing in a field near Harper, and crashed. It immediate ly caught fire and was destroyed.
 Both airpfanes were enroute from Langley Field to Charleston.
 They lost their bearings in a fog yesterday and landed at Mooresburg, Tenn, resuming their flight today but without sufficient fuel to carry them to their destination.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
PLANE FALLS NEAR POE

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. g. Five army fliers fell in a big bomb- ing plane near Poe late today. No word has been received at army headquarters here as to their fate. They were Lieutenants Speck. pilot, and Fitzpatrick, observer, and three enlisted men.
 At midnight no word had been re- ceived regarding the fate of the five airmen. The place where the plane fell had not been definitely located.
 Their machine was seen to go into a spin and crash down by army fliers in two other bombers. One of the other machines flew low, located the scene of the acident and found the bomber in flames with its tail point ing upward.
 The three planes started from the landing place here for Langley field. East of here they ran into thunder storm and a few minutes later one machine fell. Another continued and landed at Seebert, w. Va, about 100 miles east. while the third bomber returned and landed near here
 The two planes that landed safely will resume their flight to Langley field tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

Ccontinued on page 9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
HOL VAN DORK0 MARSHA?
A IS ewes magyar leany meg pen.
TEX reggel eltiint hazulrol

Az Oneta street 122. szamu
hazban laknak., Dork6ek, a xix
mex Is ewes leanyuk, Mariska, a
multi het pentek ota mem jelent-
kezett es ICY mem is sejtik, hogy
merre van.
Dork6 Mariska mutt heten
penteken reggel fel 10 ora tajban
azzal bucsuzott ell, hogy munkat
.megy keresni es elmegy valame-
lyik hazba szolgalni. NIikor ell
ment hazulr6l, kek selyem ruha
volt rata, kek tell kabat, fekete
velvet kalap es sarga cip6. A leany
ct lab es OF inch magas es mint
egy 130 fontot nyom. A leany,
XII minden tekintetben megbiz-
hat6, solid es jo leany, lehet ta-
Ian, hogy azonnal talalt helyet, de
az is slehet, hogy valami baleset
t0rtent vele. A Xxi ismeri, legyen
szives a fenti cimen lak0 sziileit
ertesiteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
ELvAGTA A ToRKAT
A mil1or a szerelem a bicskaval
keres elegtetelt

Meg november 3-an tortent,
hogy Marion Mays, egy heves We
Ri meyer, bicskaval elvagta tor
kat James Brisco ugyancsak ne
ger pajtasanak.
Mays AIT allitja, hogy baratja
Brisco solat legyeskedett fele-
sege k0riil. November San, mi
kor haza jott a lakasaba, ismet
oft talalta a felesege koriil Bris-
cot, a kit kerd6re wont. Szerinte
meg Brisconak ALT feljebb es lie
akarta Mayst iitni, de 8 kikapta
elesre fent bicskajat es egyik fiji
letol a masillig vegig huzta a
torkan. A bicska j6l mikodott,
inert elvagta az egesz torkot es
Brisco hamarosan elverzett es
meghalt.
Mayst a gyilkossag utan egy
6raval egy rend6r elfogta a Will
son ave.-n es azota b0rt0nben
i'll els6 foku gyilkossag vadja ci-
men. Hayes halottkem lefolytat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
HABODASZ ELEMER .
A Habodasz csaladba megerkezett
a tr6n0r0kos

A helybeli magyarsag egyik
legismertebb tagja, a G0morme-
gyei Balogfalvarol ide szarma-
zott Habodasz Gustav, XII min
den nemes celu magyar mozga-
lomb0l melto m6don vcszi XII re-
szet.
A napokban nagy volt az 0r0m
Habodaszek Pasadena ave.-i ott-
honukban. @Megerkezett a varva-
vart tr6norokos, egy pompasan
fejlett szep fiucska szemelyeben,
a kit a sziil6kon xviii a harom Ha-
bodasz leanyka is erthet6 0r0m-
mel es boldogsaggal fogadott.
HabodaszrSe, sziiletett lCzeppcr
lrma, a szokasos "k0riilmenyek-
hez kepest' igen j6l erzi magat
es ferjevel egyiitt 0r0mmel fogad-
ia a j0 baratok es ismer6sok nagy
tomcgenek szives j6 kivanatait.
Varlaky Sander r6mai katholi-
kus plebanos a napokban keresz-
telte meg az NJ jovevenyt Elemer
es Gustav nevre, mikor is mint
keresztsziil6k Czene Gabor es
Molnar Mihalyne szerepeltek. A
szertartast k0vet6 ebeden elhane
zott jo kivansagok is szinten csak
AIT igazoljak, hogy a Habodas7
csalad 0r0meben a Youngstown
magyarsag is 0r0mmel osztozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

dor beszeli el a szineszek turne-
jat a magyarok lakta varosokban
es telepeken. Az amerikai magyar
szinhazbaratoktol is szeretettel em
Hkezik meg s2erzo es Fonyo Ala
dar pedig az "Amerikai magya-
rok szinhazban" cimen szentel
nehany sort a miipartol6 k0zon,
segnek. Most Bartos Leo egyik
zenemiivet kohl a szerkeszt6, uta-
ma pedig Magyar darabok Ame-
rikaban' cimii fejezetben emile
l1ezik meg azokr6l magyar SEER
z6k darabjairol, a melyeket az
amerikai szinpadokon Macy skier
rel jatszanak. Pasztor Arpad irt
hangulatos megfigyeleseket a
k0nyvben es utana az Amerikai
magyar nyelv' cimen ismerteti a
mi erdekesen furcsa amerikai ma
gyar beszedunket. Remenyi Jo-
zsef a magyar munkasokr6l irt
nagyszerii cikket, Kemeny Gyorgy
pedig egy hosszabb cikkben a
magyar n6tat ismerteti Amerika-
ban, jobban, mint barki mas. Edi-
son magyar munkatarsar6l, Pus-
kas Tivadar mern0krol ir Fodor
lstvan, maid Barna Bertalan mum
kassaganak ismdrtetese k0vetke-
xix. Loew bacsinak is szentelt a
l1onvy nehany meleg sort, a mely
utan Zerkovitz Emil ismerteti a
magyarok amerikai k0zgazdasagi
tevekenyseget. A himlervillei ma
gyar banyarol is van kedves meg
emlekezes, a melyet Jakobi Vik-
tor, a hires magyar zeneszerzG
egy pompas szep zenedarabja kO-
vet. DR.. Kozma Arthur pompa-
san megirott cikke utan jon az
amerikai rokoni es ismeros keres-
tct6s hosszu sorozata, maid pedie
hirdetesek fejezik be a konyv tar.
talmat.
Ebben a konyvben legalabb 10C
nagyszerii KEEP ekeskedik, a m
csak emeli az cricket. Az ara sc
cent. Kaphato Mihok Sandol
irodajaban, 1886 West Federal st
Aianljuk mindenkinek, a Xxi sze'
reti az ertekes irasokat, hogy va
sarolja meg ezt k0nyvet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
u@ koreb0l Gn

Lelkesz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 1927. Gondnok G6ressy San.
dor, 413 Dakota st. Tolefon Auto
tnatic 4771. P6nztaros Seb6k Ca
bor, TAI Mahoning Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
J0NNEK A FOGLYOK
Ultra keltek sziberiai fogoly ma.
gyar katonak

Jungerth Mihaly osztalytana-
csos, a magyar kormany megbi,
zottja, ertesitese szerint az els6
tusz-szallitmany Rigabol okt6ber
no 30-an ultra kelt.
Jungerth osztalytanacsos ne
hany nappal a szallitmany el6tt
erkezik Budapestre es magaval
hozza a tuszok listajat. Legk0-
zelebb ezer sziberiai magyar hadi-
fogoly tiszt keriil hazaszallitasra.
Ezeket a napokban varjak Moszk
vaba es a moszkvai evakualo Ia
Dor vezetoivel letesitett megalla-
podas szerint hazaszallitasuk no.
vember no folyaman ket csoport-
ban fog megt0rtenni.
November 2-an a hajnali 6rak-
ban ujabb "a csere-kommunistat
hoztak a vaci fegyhazbol a buda-
pesti fokapitanysagra. A kommu-
nistakrol ujjlenyomatokat vesznek
fel es megallapitjak szemely azo-
nossagi adataikat es azutan a
gyiijtofoghazba kiildik oket. A
eyiijtofoghazb6l kommunists
szallitmannyal egyiitt legk0ze-
lebb utnak inditjak 6ket Szovjet-
oroszorszag fele, kieserelend6 ha-
difoglyaink elleneben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
PROS BETtjKKEL

vannak jelezve az unnepnapok es
vasarnapok azokban az 6hazab6l
erkezett naptarakban, a melyek
most erkeztek Mih6k Sander iro-
dajaba. Negyfele o-hazai nap
tar kaphat6 darabonkint so cent
jewel. Mindegyik naptarban mas
elbeszelesek, olvasmanyok, hasz-
nos tudnival6k es az erdekesse-
gek egesz tarhaza van. Mivel
mar sokan vettek ezekb6l nap
ta\rakb6l, ajanlatos miel6bb fell
keresni Mih6k Sandor 1886 Fed
eral street, irodajat, a hol a nap
tarakat arusitjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
"SOFT DRINKS LAJSZNISZ
Nit mond az uj k0zbiztonsagi
igazgat6

James ; Green k0zbiztonsagi
igazgat6 nagyon szigoru rendele-
tet adott XII a rend6rseg szamara,
Ebben a rendeletben megkoveteli
q rend6roktol, hogy jelentsek be
azonnal azokat szaraz szalontu-
lajdonosokat, kiknek az utcara
nezo ablakan fiigg0ny van es a
kiknek az ablakan mem lehet az
utcar6l belatni, a mint ait va
rosi torveny megkoveteli.
Miden egyes soft drinks aru-
sit6nak engedelyt kell kivennie.
Azoknak, kiket titkos italmeres
miatt elfogtak, vagy megbiintet-
TEX, mem adnak t0bb vi enge-
delyt, vagyha esetleg van mar me-
xix, hat elveszik t6liik. A rend-
orseg most allitja 0ssze titkos
italmeres Matt elitelt szaraz sza-
lonosok nevsorat es ebb3l fogjak
megallapitani, hogy a jovoben
xix kaphatnak engedelyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
A BUDAPEST IZRAELITA
HITKOZSEG KULD0TTJE
NEW YORKBA ERKEZETT

Lapunk iizletvezeto alelnoke,
Grosshandler N. szerdan este New
Yorkba utazott, hogy II evi valas
utan ismet iidvozolhesse .fiveret,
Grosshandler Vilmost, aki mint a
budapest izraelita hitkozseg Kill
dottsegenek tagja, penteken er-
kezik New Yorkba Washington
nevii hajo fedelzeten. A kiildott-
seq celia ismeretlen. (
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
MAGYAROK AMERIKABAN
A "Szinhazi Elet' albuma. A
,zaz oldalas konyv pompas tar
ialommal Is kiallitashan jelent
meg

Olvasoink legnagyobb resze, de
foleg magyar szinhazlatogato
k0z0nseg emlekezik meg Incze
Sandorra, Budapesten megjele-
No Szinhazi Elet" szerkesztoje-
re, Xxi ez ev tavaszan lit jart
Amerikaban es egy alkalommal
Youngstownba is ellatogatott, a
szintarsulattal.~. .a-a5g
Incze ez alkalommal hangula-
tos beszedet intezett a k0z0nseg-
hez es egyben bejelentette AIT is,
hogy az amerikai utjan tapasz-
talt dolgokat megirja es konyv
alakban kiadja. Ezt az igeretet
most be is valtotta, inert "Ma-
gyarok Amerikaban' cimii 100
oldalas k0nyv nagyszeriien sike-
riilt szinnyomasos kiallitasban es
igazan ertekes tartalommal a ma
polban megjelent.
A konyv tartalmab6l kiemeljuk
a kovetkezo fontosabb fejezete-
lket: Magyarok Amerikaban, irta
Feleky Karoqy. Kossuth Lajos
amerikai utjat ismerteti azutan
a szerkeszto, a melyet Tompa Mi
haly "Level egy kibujdosott ba-
ration utan" cimi, k0zismert ver-
Sc k0vet. A cleveland Kossuth
es a budapest Washington szobor
ismertetese utan az amerikai ma
gyarsag nagyasszonyarol, gr6f
Szechenyi Laszl6nerol k0z0l me-
leg ismertetest a konyv es azutan
Telekes Bella "Magyarok Ameri-
kaban" cimii koltemenyet kohl.
Az amerikai magyar hiressegek
cimii fejezetben ismerteti ma
gyar szineszeket es miiveszeket,
kepzomiiveszetet, a zenet es zene-
szeket, termeszetesen nagyszamu
sikeriilt fenykep kereteben.
Ezutan bemutatja az osszes
Amerikaban megjelen6 magyar
lapokat es utana Kemeny Gy0rgy-
mex, a "Dong6" szerkeszt0jenek
egy pompas verset kozli. Lengyel
Menyhert irt ezutan egy cikket
Feleky Karolyrol, DIR. Baracs Hen
rik pedig szakavatott tollal is
merteti a magyar sajtot Ameri-
kaban. A Kuthy Zoltannak szen-
telt sorok utan Kende Geza ell
mondja a Washington zarandok-
utat, DIR. P6lya Laszl6 a "Pere-
grinusok Amerikaban'' cimmel
igen erdekes megfigyeleseket ko
z0l. Lengyel Istvan verse k0vet-
kezik most, nelly utan Serly
Lajos, a k0zismert amerikai ma
gyar zeneszerz6 "Regi dics6se-
giink' elm alatt beszel aa ameri.
kai magyar szineszet multjar6l.
Serly Lajos egyik n6tajat kohl
ezutan a konyv, maid Incze Sam
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
Ternetes

Nov. 14-en temettiik Varga Ja-
noskat, Varga Bella es neje, Amb-
rus Borbala 3 ewes fiacskajat. Egy
kis jatek trombitat fujva salad
gait, elesett a jatekszer nyele
atiit0tte a torkat. A belmonti te-
met6ben helyeztetett orok nyuga-
lomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
Keresztel0

Nov. 13-an nyert Bella es Geza
nevet a scent keresztsegben B0jthe
Janos warreni lakos es neje vi
donya Maria fiacskaja. Ker. 81:
Bakos Sander es neje Balint Ma
ria.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

ia szokasos vizsgalatot Is em-
beroles vadjat emelte ellene. Ha
leteszi bondot, meg szabadoh is
boesatjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

Columbia Victor besz6l6gSpeket r6sz-
lctfizetesre Is eladunk. J6tallassal.
REss LAszLo e. FIAT. $50 Federal,
k0zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
HETl KR6NIKA
Rigmusokba szedte: o. Ke.
Rigmusokba szedte: O. Ke,


Mondja, hogyan irjak?
AIT sem tudom, hogy diihombe
Nevessek, vagy sirjak?!
Hiszen ez t0bb, mint borzaszt6,
A mitsitt csinalnak.
Az emberrel val6sagos
Vitus tancot jarnak!
Elvittek a tentatartom,
A tentat is benne,
Pedig mostan ugy kellene,
IIiszen bar lit lenne,
Finom, piros tenta volt bent,
Hozza a javabol,
Epen tegnap ont0ttem XII
A Gagyi borabol.
Meg a tollam is elvittek,
Hozza a tollszarat,
Csoda, hogy a tolvaj keze
K0zben ell mem szaradt.
Vagy italian moi kalapban
Fogjak most hasznalni,
Azzal fogjak az arakat
Irva dirigaIni.
Meg az. enyvem is eldugtak,
Vagy ITALIAN eltettek?
Lehet, hogy rezindzsek helyett
A hiv0sre tettek
Bar meginna, Xxi elvitte,
A huncut ald6jat,
Hadd nyalna holta napjaig
Alkoholos szajat.
Hat az oll6m hova keriilt?
Tan nyargalnak rajta9
Merit biz az emberek k0z0tt
Akad minden fajta.
Hogyan irjak en- most rigmust,
Hogyha ollom nincsen?
O volt segedszerkesztom,
Dragalatos kincsem
Az irogep szalagjat is
Csendben elemeltek,
Vagy ITALIAN a harisnyakat
Vele megk0toztek?
Az is lehet, hogy kalapon
Szolgal most, mint masli,
Vagy egy rokkant katonanak
Iaban lett most facsli
1r6asztalom ugy nez Xxi,
Hogy az szinte randa,
Nagyobb rendet tartana oft
Egy betoro banda!
Ossze-vissza fekszenek OFT
Az Greg ujsagok,
SGT meg egy noi cip6t is
Az asztalon latok
Epen azert, szerkeszto ur,
Csinaljon lit rendet,
Vagy pediglen raduveban
Megkorholom kendet!.
De ha nagyobb checked adna
Mar a jov6 heten,
Akkor meg a nyomdankat is
Elvihetik szepen!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

Jobb munkat kap ha gepeszeti es
mechanical k0nyveket vesz 6s tanul.
Kaphat6 REss LASZL6 6s FIAI-nal
359 East Federal, k0zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

Ebresxt6ss sseb6rAk, Ora g Nyak
i&ncok. 0lvas6k. keresstek. Xaphat6k
REss LAszL6 IS rIAt-nN. $50 East
Federal, k0zel Z WattAos.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
Displaying Bird Houses
Made By Boy Scouts

In an effort to stimulate interest in
nature study among Boy Scouts in Pu-
eblo. Frank ]. Burch. president of the
Boy Scout Pueblo council, recently Of
fered prizes for the most useful and
picturesque bird house made by Pu-
eblo Scout. AS a result of his offer. a
large display window of the Robinson
Gardner Hardware company is full of
tiny homes for the feathered folk.
The houses have been constructed
son. scoutmaster. Troop No. 2, who is
also manual training and industrial
arts instructor in the northside grade
schools. Thompson has about 800 Pu-
eblo Scouts under his personal super
vision at the present time on the
construction of bird houses.
IT is planned that every Boy Scout
in Pueblo shall build a bird house this
spring. to be placed in suitable loca-
tons during the summer month";. Mr.
Burch has already made arrangements
Tor the placing OF over a hundred OF
tho houses In the wooded districts OF
Bculah valley.
According to tho original intention
and purpose OF forming the building
contest, each Scout in Pueblo was to
construct = small bird cupolA- There
are 500 Scouts In this city. In addi-
ton. each boy In the Fountain sew
enth grade Industrial arts class was
to construct bird house
There are many of the Boy Scouts
In this city engaged in the building
OF bird houses, who will not enter
their product In the contest, 1t is said
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
DITCH DATE CASE
DECREE SIGNED

Decree in the long-drawn-out nti-
gation over the date of the West
Pueblo Ditch and Reservoir COM
pany's fifteen feet of water from the
Arkansas river. was signed by Judge
8. D. Trtmble of the district court
yesterday: the announcement of deci-
sion was given by the court some
days before, but the signing Of the
written decree yesterday made the
matter Of date final so far as the
local courts are concerned.
| The dispute was over an alleged
clerical error which made the date
of this decree for fifteen cubic feet
of water per second, read December
IT. 1877, when it should have been
1887.
Tho decree was issued on March
23, 1895 by then Judge N. Walter
Dixon. Some years ago the date was
attacked as an error by The Besse-
mer Irrigating Ditch company; 1t
was brought up for correction in the
court OF Judge C. S. Essex; he de-
cided that the statute Of Limitation
hads run for the correction of such
an error il 1t did exist. An appeal
to the supreme court resulted in a
reversal, and the case was sent back
to be tried on its merits. Several
months ago, it was tried in the court
Of Judge Trimble, a number of days
being occupied in the taking of testi
mony. Later the case was argued
for seven days by expert irrigation
lawyers, and the case was taken
under advisement, the decision being
handed down a week ago; the de-
cree was issued yesterday. following
lengthy resume of the testimony
and all the facts relating thereto.
And now the date of this fifteen
cubic feet of water stands as of Dec
ember II. 1887, instead of 1877.
Ninety days was given the defend
ant for the filing of bill of excep-
tons and appeal to the supreme court
for writ of supersedeas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
In Justice Court

Isaac Salaxar. who operates a pool
hall at tho village of Salt Creek. was
charged with assault on his wife, and
Deputy Sheriff Delliquadri and Under
Sheriff Kenyon went after him,
armed with a warrant.
Salaxar saw the officers coming and
fled out the back way. Delliquadri
following Just close enough to sec
Salazar cnche a bottle of whisky, 1t is
alleged. The man and tho booze were
brought in, and in Justice Corson's
court the prisoner wanted to plead
guilty and get free as light as he
could. Tho court said mo, VIC will
take the evidence later" It 10 said n
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
Commissioners Favor
Armory Being Built
On State Fair Grounds

| Suggestion mndc by The Chieftain
on Friday that the now state armory.
money for which was appropriated by
the late legislature, be built on the
state fair grounds. was not only ap-
proved by the state fair commission
at yesterdays meeting. but every COM
missioner and the manager Is cnthu-
siastically In favor OF tho plan.
| 1t was pointed out by them that the
buying ground; that the men and
horses connected with the military
would be saved tho Inconvenience of
travel between the training grounds
and the armory; that there will be
fine quarters for the horses and men
in other buildings on the grounds; F;
that electric light, water, sewer and
other facilities are already there, and
various other advantages were men,
toned
1t is to be, OF course. a distinctly
state armory. to be paid for. located
and operated by the state, and that be-
ing the case, II was suggested. thero
the armory elsewhere than at the fair
grounds.
The bill appropria.ing tho half-mil-
lion dollars provides that the funds
shall be obtained from the sale of
1917 defense bonds. The emergency
clause was attached to the bill: also
the so-callcd safety clutch" which
makes the bill unreferable to vote
of the people. 1t is provided In the
bill that bronze tablet shall be
placed in each armory to be built in
the state on which shall be the names
of all the soldiers of the locality where
in the armory is erected, who died in
or as a result OF tho world war. Lo-
cation OF all these state armorics will
be in the hands OF tho military board.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
Former Puebloan Now
Manager Gas Plant

Harvey Forward. son Of the late Rev
Forward. at one time pastor of the
Mesa Baptist church. is advnncing
rapidly in his chosen line Of work. Mr.
Forward. who graduated In tho Cen
iral class Of 1904. left almost immedi-
atcly and went to Greeley. where he
entered tho employ OF tho Greeley
Gas and Fuel company a. a meter
reader.
Now comes the word frou, that poin,
or Mr.. Forwards latest promotion to
that of manager OF tho Sheridan
wyo.. Gas company.
During his long service at Greeley
the gas and fuel company at that
point. and at the time OF leaving wa
plant superintendent and assistan,
manager.