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The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

It'll be different next summer. Young men are complaining that with daylight saving" 10:30 is just the shank og the evening.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Fame is fickle. Now an adventur- ous youth has volunteered to lead an exposition to look for Doctor Cook.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Why is it that unless the shoe IS too small girl will insist that 1t doesn't Hf9
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

In France to slap a mans face with vour empty glove is an insult that may cost your life. But hit him q good jolt with boxing glove and voull be well paid for it.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Little girls are punished for making faces, but not after they grow up.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Yes. prosperity is just around the corner. Now why didn't sonlebody think of going the other way.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

In most other countries they wear heavy clothes in winter But then the American girl is very hardy.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Specialize in the thing that you are best in. Especially if you are 'best" in church.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Filing a claim against railroad is Hike making a will. 1t might do vour children some good
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

If George Conan can "harmonize tho Pirates he may wave another grand old rag
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Nobody in Paris recognized Mary because her husband wore a Think of thatl In fact, "Doug's' camoufage worked so well he finally had to put Mary's picture in the papers,
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

A number of restaurant cashiers have learned that in the movies they are required to register feeling" only.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Two heads are better than one until they bump.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Acid proof ink is the thing for writing checks, but soft lead pencil is safest on love letters.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

You tell your son never to fight unless the other boy hits him first. And still you kick if it works out that way.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

We read that New York police are going to wear bullet proof steel cor sets. While these will keep them tight they may still get half shot.D
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Jealousy is a terrible thing; Just because the people have agreed to eat a httle iron and yeast every day, the lumber, cement and metal trades threaten to mix up a dish of theif own.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

A self made man knows the value of dollar, but the fellow without one has also learned the lesson.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

The turkey that now thinks his own CT became suddenly rich, will find out about Thanksgiving that he was only trying to become rich
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

Some people try to make a @Noahs Ark" of their backyard.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-10

If you arc loosIss, T ,l,T 4 I , { 1t will pay you 1. " snd at \ A for it is q dahu' right.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
MRS. SULLIVAN ASKED
INDIAN GUIDE TO DINE

PouEhkeepsie. n. Y. July Is
Fred Beauvais' fluent English led
Mrs. Anne L. stillman to invite him
to cat with her and the rest OF hcr
hunting party i'm the Canadian woods
when she first met him TN November
1915. II. Phelps clawson of Buffalo
testified today In the divorce suit Of
James a. Stillmnn New York banker
who named Bcauvis as correspondent.
The witness said that he and Mira.
StillmHn and her two children made
M the party. Beauvais was the only
one of the three Indian guides hired
who could speak English. Because nf
that fact he was frequently invited
to eat with the rest Of the party while
the other Indians ate by themselves
Boauvats' fun name. Clawson teEti-
fled. was Fred kaintonoran Beauvais
de ste Jeanne and that he was from
the ChauEhnawaEa reservation near
Montreal The Indian word kainton-
oran means deer wood" the witness
explained.
Clawson. who is tho son OF a
wealthy Buffalo manufacturer, was
positive under cross examination It
was said. of the dates he had seen Mr..
and Mrs. Stillman together at Pecan
tico Hills in the months preceding
the birth of Guy stillman.
He was asked by Colonel Rand,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Fishing Bulletin

Granite Weather cloudy. heavy
rains. Clear Creek reservoir and Twin
i Lakes high, fishing poor. Lake creek
high, no fishing.
EAGLE RIVER
Red Cliff - Weather cloudy, lirht
showers. Eagle river, Homestake and
/ Turkey creeks a little roily and falling.
Bait and fly fishing fair
Avon Weather cloudy. showers.
/ Eagle falling, water clear. Fly Ash
ing fair.
| Glenwood Springs - Weather cloudy
and warm. Roaring Fork clear and
lower. Colorado river higher and roily
Canon. Cattle. No Name and Grizzly
creeks low and clear. Fly fishing
good In all creeks and the Roaring
| Fork.
Aspen-weathcr cloudy and cool.
Castle creeks normal. commencing to
take fly. Bait and fly fishing fair,
GuNNISoN RIVER
Crested Butte-Weather cloudy, light
rains. Slate. East and Taylor rivers at
Crested Butte, jacks Cabin and Al
mont clearing and getting lower. Fish
ing good.
Lake City-Crystal crock water fall
Ing and clearing. Hensen creek low
and clear. Fishing good. using Gray
Hackle and Plain Coachman ni-s. Lake
Fork clearing and bait fishing good
Lake San Crlstoval and Crystal Lake
clear. Bait and fy fishing good.
Cimarron Weather cloudy and
warm, frequent rains. Streams low
/ and muddy, fishing poor.
| RIO GRANDE RIVER
Wagon Wheel Gap-Weather ideal.
! Rio Grande river. Goose and Bsllas
| creeks normal. Betty fly and bait fish,
ing good, LARGE catches being made
daily, many fish Weighing one and one
half pounds.
Cumhres-Woather clear. Los Pinos
| low and clear Fly fishing good Sew
eral parties making good catches.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
MEETS WITH
BOTH IRISH LEADERS

London. England, July 15.-(By The
Associated Press)-Two more import
ant conferences were held today In the
effort by the prime minister. Mr..
Lloyd George and the leaders of South
ern and Northern Ireand to lay the
foundation Of a meeting Of the leaders
of the two countries to endeavor to
reach a solution Of the Irish problem
The first conference was between Mr..
Lloyd-George and Cannon De Valera,
the Irish Republican leader and the
second between Mr.. Lloyd-George and
Sir James Craig premier of Ulster.
No official information as to the re-
suits attained by the conferences was
issued.
Mr.. De Valera will meet Mr.. Lloyd
George again on Monday while Sir
James has summoned some members
of his cabinet to London, which would
appear to indicate that some sugges-
ton worthy of consideration by the
Ulster government has come to light.
1T is said that there is every pros
pect that the proposed conference OF
Mr.. Lloyd George, Mr.. De Valera and
Sir James will materialize early next,
week
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
OFFICIALS CONFIDENT JAPANESE
QUESTIONS WILL Be SETTLED

Washington. n. c.. July i5.-(By The
AHsociated Press)-Japan's reluctance
to take part in an unrestricted discus
sion OF far eastern affairs at the dis
armament conference. led the United
States to set forth anew today its idea
OF the probable scope OF the proposed
negotiations,
Details OF the latest American repre-
eentations to the Toxic government
were not disclosed but they are held
by officials here to be sufficiently de-
finite to permit OF a comprehensive
reconsideration Of the whole subject
by Japanese Statesmen American Of
fiCals look forward to the result with
entire confidence.
Altho holding to its firm belief that
Far Eastern and Pacific problems are
linked closely with any effort to re-
duce ornaments, the position Of this
government is understood to be that
the important object. after all is to
get the powers together where each
T. willing to speak end act In entire
frankness in TIE interest Of good I'M
Outstanding. Tho feeling here ~ that
once that object has been attained. an
agreement easily viii oe reached as to
discussion. provided none OF the pow
era ties It's own hands before the con-
ference begins.
There is reason tn believe that
American oitl'lAl7, VINO sAdna IN th'
capacity Of hosts to the conference
have no idea Of debating in advance
iugt what subjects shall he considered.
A. tho snmc time there is manifest
here \ belief when tho moment OF de-
cision comes. that no nation will care
to take on its shoulders the RESPONSE
tUity for refusing to discuss any aues-
ton which seems vital to the peace Of
the world
All of these considerations. the Of
fciala here believe will make for full
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
VILLA FORMER BANDIT
NOW BUILDS CHURCHES

FL Paso, Texas. July is,.-Francisco
villa. former bandit chieftain and rev
dictionary leader. now peaceful
farmer at CAnutillo. Durango. has re-
embraced the Catholic faith \ priest
recently returned from Durango, SAYS
tho ancient chapel at C1nutillp. built
hy tho spanish missionaries more than
900 years ago and lately used as a
Eraunry. has been rebuilt under villa 8
direction and rc-dCdicatod There
Villa may be seen every Sunday knoel-
ing I'm prayer the priest says. having
returned to the iaith he learned as a
child and forgot as n man.
In the days of his power Villa gem
orally was regarded as an inndel and
appeared 20 take delight in perFeCut-
ing priCEta aud ministers Of religion.
Since his conversion he has been gem
erou7 TO tho church and recently gave
two thousand dollars to repair chapel
at Torreou wrecked In one OF his
raids on that city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

Japanese participation in the con-
ference when the sentiments
and intentions of the American
government are fully Understood
IN Toxic. Those in charge of the nc
sotiations arc so confident of an agree
ment that the purpose to proceed with
the issuance of formal Invitations was
rchffirmed after the whole question
had been reviewed at today's cabinet
meeting.
So far as the present plans OF the
administration go these invitations
VIII be extended only TO the powers
originally approached on the subject
Great Britain. France. Italy. Japan
and China. II was indicated today
that altho there was no disposition to
exclude any nation which might feel
Itself entitled to seat. II was felt
that II the list were extended 1t might
be difficult to set a limit with the re-
suit that the negotiations would be-
come so complicated as to endanger the
outcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
The Organized Force Against In
sects in Americas Big Industries

Can you imagine Henry Ford, or even Fords
office boy running around the Ford Factory at
Detroit with fly swatter, waiting to get one
fly at time into compromising position. Ford
ton with him. And Quantity destruction of
file. and insects too. The Ford Motor Com
pany uses Hofstra. It's the clean, quick eco
nomical way to wipe out insects by the thousands.
The Morris Packing Plants Hofstra. Like
wise the Hershey Crcameries, Keloggs Corn
Flake Co., The Van Noyes Interstate Company
operating all dining service on Four big South
ern and Eastern railroads These are but few
of the big names in American business who rely
on Hofstra Hundreds of Big hotels. State and
County institutions. Hospitals etc, buy it BY
the Gross 1t is NOT Poison. 1t is Harmless
10 Humans, but sure death to Most insects. -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
The Worm Will Turn-Turn Up His
Toes-and So Will Mr.. Potato Bug

Listen Mr.. Gardener. don't you take any back
talk from Cabbage worms. or Potato bugs. or
any of the res, of that bunch of vegetable pi-
rates. You dom, have to- You make your
garden as free of marauding pests as bootleg
gers at Prohibition convention. And you don't
have to take pan and paddle and pick EN-
off one by one either. Get you Hofstra Loaded
gun for l5c. Buy you package OF Ammuni-
ton Hos,ra along with it and refill the gun
time after time. Just shoot clouds OF Hotstra
in among and round the plants. Shoot it up
under the leaves. that it reaches where the
foliage is isckcst. Hofstra floats and floats.
Covers large areas quickly. Gets to where every
bug lives. Cuts off his air. Kills them by the
hundreds.
P. S-Avoid arscna,c of lead and other poison
Gus compounds the vegetables you expect
TO cat. Hofstra does better work. quicker and
is absolutely harmless. NOT poison.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

ment even for food or drink. She MUST keep
those eggs warm, for if chilled they never will
hatch. And while she is thus engaged, along
comes horde OF nasty. blood-suckng lice to
make her life miserable. They crawl over her
by the thousands get into her feathers; camp
on her person and drain her vitality. but still
she sets. How sad she must feel to think that
in spite OF everything she do, her little
ones will become infested too. Hens can't set
or lay we'll if prosecuted with lice. Little chicks
die by the thousands from mites and lice. Don't
stand for this loss. Bring comfort and content
to your flock with Hofstra. tiff.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Lightning Strikes Tank
Causing 100000 Damage

Bayonne, n. J.. July i5.-Lightning
struck tank Of crude petroleum At
tho refinery % the Tidewater oil
company today causing a fire loss es-
timated at 100000. The entire plant
was endangered before the blaze was
brought under control
Flames and smoke shot high In the
air ard could he seen for miles Fire
men worked in relays In the intense
heat to prevent the tank from buck
ling and allowing the burning oil to
escape Its capacity was $4,000 bar
rels. Five smaller tanks from which
the oil had been drained were de-
stroyed. No one was injured.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

me they've got the goods on them
too. Murder. vandalism and other crimes
enough to IN public library full Of
that files. for Instance. carry countless
millions OF disease germs leaving them
in the family beefsteak. on ba oy's bottle,
or on the drinking glass, has been estab-
lished. Typhoid. tuberculosis. summer
single fly Is common.
And Listen! How files do multiply. Il
is estimated that one Mother fly lays l2O
eggs In the first 10 days Of June. BY
September her dsscsndanss h ,ny,i,,o In
6S4 Quadrillions: 672 trillions. and many
trifiing odd billions. millions and thou
sands. No wonder they call me bugs"
But say! don't propose to stand for
them. do YOU? You don't HAVE to: You
simply quickly. We discovered their yul-
nerable spot a few years back. The
'Cusses' have no lungs, They MUST
breathe through their skins.
nook and Granny. 1t envelopes insects in
crowds. The pure pyretherum. combined
with certain chemicals and waited In the
air with the corn starch ingredient. closes
This page is full Of human interest
stories OF what Hofstra does TO bugs of
various kinds. Read them and Join thou
sands Of others In the battle OF humanity
against insects for tho sake OF per-
sonal comfort and
public health.
u PRESIDENT
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

little, red ants that could not be shooed away
or scraped off. In another hour they would have
been in the refrigerator cumming up the butter
and running the other foods. She hastily pro-
cured her Trus,y Hofs.ra gun and with. few
well aimed shots envelopcd the whole colony OF
ants in cloud, like smoke off cigar. Then
she lei, the room for five minutes. When she
returned, Lo and Behold, the Ants were not.
All that remained was a lot OF little round black
balls The ants had simply doubled up. died. Not
nne escaped to tell the tale.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
The Insect Legend of the Death
Flower From the Flowery Kingdom

In Japan. flies fear to
go inland, for Nature
in her wisdom has
produced a flo W err
which is death to flies.
It is called Pyrethrurn ;
1t is a dwarf Chrysan-
themum, looks like a
daisy. When it blooms,
the Pollen is waited by
the winds for miles.
Humans cannot even
detect it in the air, but
it brings death to in
sccts by sealing the
pores through which
they breathe. 1t acts
exactly the same as
fungus sometimes seen
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Hard Fought Case
Ends In Verdict OF
Guilty By A Jury

Special to The Chieftain.
Montrose. Colo, July 15.-John Jas
per Baker was found guilty of first de-
gree murder, when the jury after FIVE
hours of elaboration, agreed on the
verdict at o'clock this morning.
Sentence prescribed by the Jury Is
life imprisonment in the state peni-
Tertiary.
The evidence adduced at the trial
which lasted for almost three weeks.
showed that Baker shot and killed
James P. Kelley on November 1 last,
at the same time wounding Kelley
father and brother.
1t was a hard-fought legal battle:
insanity was the plea OF the defense.
The killing grew out of a quarrel over
a sheep deal.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Man Slain Attempting
To Reconcile His Wife

North Port, " Y. July f5.-word
came today from Duck Island In Long
Island Sound, Of q mysterious double
tragedy at the country home of Mrs.
Harry @. Hemming, wife of New
York stock broker. Mr.. HemminE was
shot and killed there last night by
Frank Ehcrhhrt. caretaker Of tho
estate, a deputy sheriff, who then shot
and killed himself.
EMPLOYEES Of the estate said Mr..
HemminE was seeking nm interview
with his wife in an endeavor to affect
a reconciliation They were married
about two months ago. II ia said, but
separated soon after marriage.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

person to press the gun.
of gun and shoot cloud of Hoistra well into
the hair II the dog has long hair, brush it the
wrong way while shooting the powder. Keep
dog quiet for five minutes. Then gather up
Newspaper, Fleas and all and burn it This
is sure fire recipe. Never fails.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Thinks Baby Kidnapped,
Finds Child Under Bed

Miami, Okla. July l5.-ExhauEted
and historical after fruitless q hour
search for her missing baby daurhter,
thought to have been taken by band
of sypsies. Mrs. Sam Iankard OF this
city, this morning threw herself across
her bed in despair. Thereby she dis
covered the infant fast asleep on the
floor between the bed and the wall,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Shoup Asked To Name
Girl Cotton Princess

Denver. July ib.-Govcrnor Oliver II
Shoup has been ASKED TO name a Colo
RADIO maid . princess. The request
came from Governor Nem of Texas. in
connection with tho cotton exposition
to he held at Waco. Texas. during DC
toher. The princess to he named by
the governor will Join with forty-seven
other princesses from every state in
the United states in commanding the
center Of attention at the queens hall
on Thursday october Is, during the
eNpositlon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

on Flies in America. You see them caught in .
spiderwcb with a growth Of grey mould over
their bodies. The Fungus is natures way in
America but it doesn't act quickly. Hofstra i
Simply Pyrethrum flowers pulverized to taleurn
fnencss combined with chemicals and Corn
Starch which mutiplics its effectiveness. %.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

closets, ana III udiIh,
dark Easements and cell
lars. They are carr9fs
of disease. They devour
a lot of food and they
are certainly offensive
to have about. There's
one way to reach them,
no matter how inacces-
sible the place they live.
Shoot a Cloud of Hof-
stra in their direction.
1t will float and float
right into the deepest,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

troubles is known summer complaint. II
might be better known as ily-complaint Ordi-
nary flies carry from one to three million deadly
disease germs Flies from filthy districts carry
as high as five hundred million. One fly. which
lights on baby, glass or bottle or plunges head
long into the milk inoculate your baby.
Sticky papers are mussy and don't catch tiftm
all. Poison papers kill some flies bu, may kill
baby too. Swattcrs mussy and futile. Clear
the whole house daily with HofStra. It's harm
less noiicnsive and docs a thorough lob.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Every HouseAy Carries Enough
Deadly Germs to Kill y TT BABY

Every , u nj m er
thousands of babies
die in America -
Babies that arc
Gem in sly well
cared for. With the
hot days, they sud-
denly develop vari-
ols maladies: fail
to take care OF their
food; grow thin.
ire,iul: anguish
and often die. One
Of the most common
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Americans Get Black
Hand Letters In Japan

Yokohama. July 13.-Some Americans
here. but more Ensllshmon, have re-
ccived letters written in English
threatening them and the families with
death unless they pay the writer's Of
tho letters large sums OF money. This
police are investigating.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
POSTMEN WILL WEIGH
NEIGHBORHOOD'S BABIES

Minneapolis, MINI. July i5-Ef-
forts to "humanize" tho postal SER
vice in accordance with n recent order
of Postmaster General VIII Hays was
given some development here today
when Postmaster r. A. Purdy or
dered that all drivers of parcel post
wagons permit mothers to weigh their
babies daily, providing the babies are
brought to the parcel post wagons
scales.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

DenVeTI JuIN I5--The 81 months Old
baby boy Of Mra stella ttEhifoot was
soriousiy injured today when he fen
from a second story window Of the
IiEhtfoot home Tho child sustained
fractured skull and possible concus-
sion Of the brain
\ neiEhhor hearing the child's cries
ran to, tho SPOT and the injured child
was taken to- a hospital n Us believed
the injuries are not critical
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
EDITO RIAL

The Gibbons Fam
lily Bible shows my
middle name as
Burroughs. b u I
friends who know
me we'll call me
bugs" 1t suits
me fairly well at
that because I AM
a crank q b o u I
bugs. particularly
the bugs that de-
stroy food. poster
dogs. pets and
poultry and men,
ace human life.
About q dozen
years ago. the gov
eminent too. be-
came interested in
bugs md believe
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

at any drug
or grocery
store. B Il y
one and try
this recipe:
! dog full OF
flcas
! II otstra
Gun full Of
Hofstra
] newspaper
to stand
Ior ,,poo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

counsel for stillman. II he considered
himself a poet or versifier.
Il suppose you had better call mo
n versifier. / published my poems at
my own expense" was the reply
Hearings in the divorce suit will be
resumed here July Is.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

darkest recesses. They can't stand It. It sutto-
Gates them utterly. You can rid your whole
house of reaches in just few shots daily for
few days. Hofstra isn't poison. No Danger
whatever.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
If Mother Hen
Could Pray "God
Bless Hofstra''

Have you considered
what a true, noble Mother
a Hen must be. She sits
on her eggs for three
long weeks, scarcely
leaving them for a mo-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
The Sink and Bread
Box Was Alive
With Ants

Where they came from
nobody knew, but there
they were, crawling all
bver the sink; up the
sides of the bread box /;
all over the drain board /;
everywhere. What a mess
-thousand, OF nasty,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

Never Failing Recipe For Fleas
If you love your dog. you will hate his fleas,
for no dog will have friend who doesn't hate
ileas as he does. A Loaded metal gun Of Hof-
Sr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
An Ultimatum To Reaches They
Are Powerless To ResiSt-Kill En-

Reaches are Ghostly things. They Turk IN dark,
damp places under your drain boards, in musty
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

No expense has been evaded to make this publica-
ton complete record of catastrophe of June third.
The book printed the best gloss finished paper
available, bringing out each view clear and distinct
a photograph. These pictures, many Of which
taken at daybreak the morning. cover practically
ever, part of the flooded district include airpane
views of the city the flood The fact that have
already sold over
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

Ask Your Grocer or Druggist
For a Loaded Hofstra Gun loo
Be sure you get the genuine-spelied
H-O-F-S-T-R-A and sold in circular
red and yellow metal gun, ready loaded
with powder. Don't throw this gun
away when empty. II is substantially
made and will last a long time. Comes
apart like a shoe-polish tin and can be
refillcd time after time at very low
cost -..--.-- --.---l-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
$500 Copies

with practically outside effort should be sufficient
Endorsement It is book you would like TO keep. Moth
ing will give your relative friend inter-
estng story of the Pueblo flood than copy of this book
If he she is interested in you Pueblo this book will
come appreciative gift.
Buy from OF agents direct from the I'M
dersiCned telephone call (6o3) will bring agent
your home.