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Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
ATHLETIC ASSN 1T
 SCOTTSDALE HIGH

SCOTTSDAL4E, Sept. 16.-A meet ing of the high school students was called yesterday in assembly for the purpose of organizing an athletic as- sociation. The object and work of such an organization was explained by Principal DuRoss and after some discussion the students voted to have it. Frank Caldwell was elected presi- dent from field of four candidates, Fern Peninger elected secretary and treasurer, and Gordon Gooden. one of the faculty, was appointed man. ager.
 The question Of school colors was. next decided by choosing orange and black, and the school animal is to be the beaver. The beaver was chosen because there are so many in the Arizona canal near the city and be- cause of it's industrious habits and fighting qualities when attacked. From now on the high school teams will be known as the Scottsdale Beavers. Gordon Gooden, a letter man from Tempe Normal and Uni versity of Arizona, was appointed coach for the girls and J. R. Sandige, letter man from Tempe Normal, coach for the boys team. The boys are practicing hard and have several games scheduled with outside teams. Yearly Program Of P. T. A. A committee of women met yester- day at the home of Mrs. Kansey aud l outlined the seasons program for the | P. T. A. All the women in the dis | trict are asked to cut out the program given below and save it, so they will have the dates before them. The | place where the meetings are to be l held will be announced later. l For October-Talks by Principal DuRoss on the subject "School" By Mir. Sandige on Boy Scout Work" Music.
 l For November = Talk by Mrs Boyer on Home Economies" Music. For December-Talk by Mrs. Van derhoof on "Americanization." Pa triotic music.
 For January Talk by Mrs. J. Steiner ol. "Child Hygiene" Music. l For February-Talk by Mrs. r. Rich on Founders Day." Music. March-Open meeting. | For April-Talk by MT. Sandige on vocational Training" Music For May-Talk by Mrs. J. Will Brown on "School Exhibits" Music.
 Thirty five Gents Offered for Cotton Cotton reached the highest price yesterday when buyers in Scottsdale offered 35 cents for No. 1 cotton and received none at that price. The price in this district has always been | a little higher than the rest of he valley, due to early and high grade cotton, but the farmers are holding their old cotton as we'll as this year s crop for at least 40 cents.
 Send Your ChiIe.sen to School
 The parents of children who will be 6 years old before Jan. 5 are asked
 to send the children to school now.
 for there is no mid-term in the local
 school.
 Mother and Sister Visiting
 Mrs. P. Halderman, sister of Mrs. Vanderhoof, and her mother have
 been visiting the Vanderhoof family for the past week. Mrs Halderman
 returned yesterday to her home in
 Tucson, but her mother will remain
 in Scottsdale for the winter. Trade disputes last April caused a
 loss of 24.000,000 work days to work arS in Great Britain
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18

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Arizona republican., 1921-09-18

Trade disputes last April caused loss of 24,000,000 work days to work CTS in Great Britain.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
This Is Real Service

Consider for moment what your dealer does for you
 He maintains valuable and complete stock of merchandise for you. You can always get what you want when you want it.
 He combs the civilized world for products for your use and enjoyment.
 He is your point of contact with every pro- ducer in the world-he brings their products to your door.
 He buys goods and holds them for you before he knows whether you want them or not.
 He anticipates your wants.
 He maintains store that is in fact pubic institution-pr privately owned, but public in char acter.
 His capital his resources, his labor, are for VOLT service
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18

Your profit and the dealers profit and the wholesalers profit and the manufacturers profit are the basis upon which all business is done
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

Frank Kuncc. of Ioveland. Colorado.
sidecar pilot who has won hundreds
'of sidecar contests in the west, will
ride at the State Fair Grounds next
Saturday afternoon. May Il. Kunce is
an absolutely fearless driver and one
of the hardest men in the game TO
beat. He is a fighter from start to
finish and rides with a determination
and full of confidence in his ability
He has been riding for nine years and
during that time has competed in and
won some of the most prominent mo-
torcycle events in the west. Kunce is
team mate OF Lester Footc. the one
mile national champion. kunce uses a
Harley machine. as does Foote.
Dreyer of Akron. Ohio, and Clymer,
of Denver, use Indian machines and
the followers of both makes have con-
fidcncc in their men to win.
Rivalry in the sidecar events is prob
ably more keen than in any other
events and these pilots fight every
inch of the way for victory.
The first events will start at p. m.
and several" thousand people will at
tend from present indications. There
is to be eight events. including miss
and out" race. which is something new.
Tho miss and out winner will he
the last rider on tho track. as every
lap the last man is forced TO quit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
SEM|-PR0 CLUB
MEET FRACTIONS
BY WHITNEY GRANT

Pucbioans will sec their official base
ball representatives in action for the
frs. time on Saturday afternoon when
the semi-pros will meet the Traction
company nine at the State hospital
grounds at $3.50 O'Clock. Sig Moore has
finally formed his team, with pcrma-
nent lineup OF these fastest scmi-pros
in Pueblo playing under the direction
of Captain stiles. who is playing At
second base for the Pueblo team.
During the past week Manager Moore
has been putting his squad thru skull
practice, telling OF tho finer points OF
the diamond sport. Moore, altho he
has not actively played baseball for
over ten years, has been "A faithful
student Of tho game and has kept in
close touch with players of the sport.
It was announced last night that
Jimmy Clamp. star third bascman OF
the steel league, has been signed by
Moore for the keystone sack. num-
bcr of other fast scmi-pro and profess
sional players Will be signed before tho
close of the season. IL is said.
Games with Colorado Springs and
Denver City league teams have been
tentatively arranged. Exact dates VIII
he announced later. Letters from the
San Luis Valley league have been re-
ccivcd by Moore, asking for games.
On May 20 and 10 tho Pueblo team
will go to Trinidad for two games with
Tom Lockharts crow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
BIG ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
AT THE CITY "Y" TONIGHT

One hundred and fifty boys and men
of the city y. NJ. c. A. will take part
in the massed athletic drills and physi7
cal exhibition that is to be held this
evening in the ~" gymnasium. Invi-
tations have been mailed to friends and
patrons OF the city association to at
tend the sports spectacle that will be
the closing feature OF the winter gym
nasium season. The Leaders class,
composed of boys at the Y. NJ. c. A.
will feature on the program. A pic
turc of the boys in the leader class
was carried in the sports section of
the Pueblo Chieftain last Sunday.
The boys in the Leaders class have
been trained for the moro difficult
gymnastic stunts that arc included in
the varied program.
Starting promptly at o'clock this
evening the gymnastic exhibition VIII
be opened by a masscd drill OF -FOUR
classes in the physical training de-
partment. They will so thru calisthen-
tic. Swedish and stting-up drills under
tho direction OF Coach a. B. Prindle,
head of the physical department This
drill will include boys from the age OF
10 years. on up thru the various classes
to the young mems grades.
Seating arrangements have been
completed for 800 invited persons. but
according to A. B. Prindlc, head of tho
exhibition. 500 invitations have been
issued. so the probability is that thc
gymnasium at tho city ~" Will be
crowded to capacity tonight.
Prizes will be given for each of the
several events on the program. In
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
DAVIS CUP BOARD
T MEET FOR PLANS

New York May 1s.-Thc Davis cup
committee Of the United states Lawn
Tennis association will meet Friday
to assign the matches that arc TO take
place in this country. II all the
matches that now appear likely to be
held here arc played, arrangements
must be made to accommodate seven
events. In addition to tho challenge
round.
Tho committee also will determine
the policy to he followed in selecting
tho team to represent the United States
this year. Proposed revisions of the
regulations governing this contest, will
also he discussed.
Teams representing England and
Spain will meet in London on May %
% and %. The majority of the other
preliminary matches will be played in
this country. Indications are the fol-
lowing combinations will represent sew
cral of the countries:
England. a. II. +. kingscotc, w. q.
Crawley. NJ. Woosnam and r. Lycett.
Australia. j. II. Hawkes.. n. Peach
]. o. Anderson and Todd.
France, A. II. Colbert, w. II. Lau-
rcntz and j. BruEnon.
Japan. I. Kumagac. s. Kashio and
Zcnzo Shimidzu.
Spain, NJ. Alonzo. j. NJ. Mouse. A.
F'laqucr and Count Conner.
Belgium. Washer and Lammcns.
Denmark. Tcgucr and h. Henrikscn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
CARPENTER SPENDS
DAY RECUPERA1|NG

Manhassct, y. Y, May 1s.-
Georges Carpenter spont the day In
dressing gown. pajnmas and slippers,
rccuporating from his sea voyage and
the business of becoming settled in
his training camp. He will not be-
gin strenuous training until next
week.
A special traffic station was estnh-
lishcd near his camp today. Special
policemen were on duty to keep away
tho crowds.
Frank LouGhrcy. a Philadelphia
Soxcr who fought Carpenter IN
Paris In 1911 called and offered his
services rs sparripg partner.
Icttors from American Legion
posts have been received by CArpen-
tier. welcoming him TO America and
wishing him luck.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
"OEMON" REvERA
ISSUES CHALLENGE

Demon Reverb. the speedy hard
hitting bantamwcight who Is always
pleasing to box fight fans. has issued
a challenge to any fighter in the
state entering the ring at ll6
pounds. Frank Walton. manager of
the Mexican Demon has been train
ing his protege in the finer arts OF
fisticuffs until the lad has at last re-
ccived favorable attention OF eastern
promoters who are making offers.
Not long ago Walton received an
offer from Frank Mason. manager of
Joe Lynch. bantamwcight champion
OF the world. for four round cxhi-
bition fight in Pittsburg. Walton
was formerly middlcweight cham
pion of the east, with headquarters
in Pittsburg.
Should financial arrangements be
satisfactorily made Walton will take
Reverb thru tho cast on an extended
tour.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

order that the contestants will put for
vsrd their best efforts, namesof judges
iavc been withheld. The judges will
10 unknown to each other and will sit
NTH the onlookers in the bleacher
seats.
Weeks OF preparation have been
given to the exhibition. many OF the
stunts being of tho variety that is seen
on tho best vaudeville circuits
Following is the program that Will
be given this evening:
Mass athletic drill: Four gymnasium
classes.
Three exhibition vollcy ball games
between the Rcds and Whites, chosen
from the Business Mems league.
Special features: Spinning the bum.
human spinning wheel. swat tag and
soakem. Junior A department.
Advance gymnasium work on hori-
zontal bar. Senior department.
Bull fght-wiiliam Meredith. Ralph
williams and William Mcneil.
Exhibition of vaulting. on side horse
and mat-Junior b and Young Giants
departments.
Tiger lcapinr-I.eader's club.
Basketball game between Rubcs and
Dudes in costumc-F,mployed Boys
classes Rubcs captaincd by Charles
Gardino; Dudes captaincd by Henry
Stocllcnwerck.
Acrobatics and tumbling-Lcadcr's IS
club.
Exhibition drill with electrically
lighted clubs-william Mcneil
Music for athletic drills and exercises
will be furnished by Mrs. vesta Krcos.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
Downs Matched
With Hutton

Jack Downs. f35 pound boxer of Buck
Wesvers famous fight stable, will go
to Grand Junction the last week in
this month. where he will enter a train
ing siege In preparation for his fight
with White Hutton at that place when
tho pair viii box ten rounds in the
principal event on a Stockmen's con-
Vention card.
The boys have agreed To mako lSh
pounds AT 3 O'Clock on tho afternoon of
the fight.
Downs is y brother OF Young Corhett,
ii5-pound mitt artist who died as the
result of over cNcrtion in fight with
Young Griffo at the Steel Works
club some time ago. He is hard
hitter and one Of the fastest boys in
this district in his weight. Under the
able direction of Buck Weaver Downs
ir speedily developing one of the c,eV-
crest boxing hcads in tha T"n'a -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
CUT THIS OUTFIT Is WORTH
MONEY!

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and mail IL to Foley & Co. 1886 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago H.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
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tanning Folcy's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds and Group.
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments; and
Foley C1thartic Tablets. wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. biiliousncss. head
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
SPORTS WEEK AT CASPER

Marin Plosuna. Chicago heavyweight
wrestler. will be matched with a suit
able opponent. probably Taylor or F'ro-
berg, at Casper. Wyoming. on July 9Th,
when the Spanish War Veterans will
hold their annual cncampmcnt there
during the week July to .. A man.
moth sports arena is being constructed
with a seating capacity of 5000.
During tho week forty wrcstlcrs. and
AS many boxers will appear on daily
programs. Athletes from Omaha. Den
yer and Kansas City have been signed
for the weeks program.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
GOLFERS PLAY PRACTICE
GAMES AT HOLYOkE

Holyoke. Calf. May is.-(By The
Associated Press).-"Chick" Evans Of
Chicago. and Bobby Jones of Atlanta
defeated T. D. Armour of Scotland.
champion of France, and Harold H.
Hilton. former British amateur cham
pion in a practice golf match here to-
day. to /. Their play attracted the
main interest of golfers.
1t was a close match and the play
ers were even up with four holes tD
play. The Americans finished brilliant
ly. winning the fifteenth hole in tArec.
halving the sixteenth in four and Sc
curing the seventeenth in three.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
GIRLS INTRA-MURAL
TENNIS AT CENTRAL

Central high school intra-mural ten
mis- tournament has Just closed with
tho members of the Sophomore class is
suing victorious. Letters for tennis
and girls basketball will he given out
before the end OF tho school year.
"C's" are given not only for playing
ability. but for craftsmanship.
Tho following fair co-cds will re-
ccivc letters: Tcnni s-I>ouisc Allison.
Gladys Briggs, Kathleen Woods and
Barry Burch Basketball - Martha
Marsh. Lois Lane. Mamie Chlaro.
Louise Cochran. Frances Condit and
Rayda Enobbs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

IxBatted for OFarrell in 9th. NxxBat
ted or York in 9th. zBattcd for Ben
ton in sth. zzBattcd for Walker in SIN.
Score by innings: r n. Il.
Chicago - ooo 100 COL 10 o
New York . 900 oNo o2i-3 s o
Battcrics-Frecman. York, Martin
and Daily; Benton. Douglas. Sallco and
Smith.
Summary-Two-ha base hit F'lack: home
run. Smith: stolen base. Maiscl: double
plays, Walker to Kelly, Freeman to
Hollocher to Grimes: bases on balls,
OF Freeman 5. York ., Benton :.
Douglas 2: innings pitched. Benton 8.
Sallcc a-3. Douglas l-5. Freeman is,
York IS. Martin 1; hit by pitcher. by
Freeman tBrown); struck out, by Ben
ton 3, Freeman I. York /.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
TIGERS uNApLE TO SOLVE

Detroit. Mich. May s.-Dctroit cxe-
cutcd a triple play against Boston IN
the fourth inning today but fouio
not solve Jones and was beaten. 1t
was the Tigers first shut out this year.
Tho triple play came afwr two men
had scored with Hcndryx on second
and McInnis on first, Scott attempted
to bunt. He lined to Young, VINO
touched out McInnis and throw to Bush
who tagged Hendryx of second. II WAS
tn. first triple play of the year in the
American league. Score:
BOETON
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
NATIONAL

New York, May 1s.-The New YORK
Nationals defeated Chicago, smith
a home run with the score
tied and none on bases in the nintn'
The Giants scored two runs in Inc
eighth without hit. Before the con-
test. pitcher James York, of Chicago,
was presented with a gold watch by
his old unit. the third division. Score;
CHICAGO
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
BRONCHIAL TROUBLE CAUSED
ANXIETY

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ton than Foley's Honey and Tar for
quickly relieving coughs. colds and
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
EIRSr TRIPLE PLAY

Detroit. Mich. May 1S.-tVtrct'
Scott, Boston shortBtop. hit into u
triplc play. tho first of the season In
the American League, in the fourth
inning OF tho game with Detroit to-
day. Young caught ois short fly.
tagged out McInnis on the limo and
tossed to Bush who caught Hendryx
off shcond.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

Batteres-KOmn"W anu d W
CovcIeskie and O'NeilL
Summary-Two-base hits, Scwef:
three base hit, Dykes; homo run
smith; sacrifice hits-Rommci. John
ston: double plays, Gardner to Stepn-
enson to Johnston, Brazil to Galloway,
stephenson to Johnston, Dykes 10
Galloway to Brazil bases on palls' on
EommcI I CoyeIeskie. 2: struck out.
by Rommeu ,, Covcleskic 8; passed
b,n O'Ncill
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
PENN CLAWS sTn:vC WINS

state College. Pa, May ia new
record of consecutive victories is
claimed for the Penn state college
baseball team The team last year
embed the season with an unbroken
string Of eleven victories and SO far
this year II has won seventeen straight
ra,as With MY lo<l
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
FOURTH ARMY NINE WINS

Boise. Idaho. May tS.-Fourth
army division players Of Camp Lewis.
Wash, upset the calculations OF
dopcsters in winning from the cap
able fifteenth cavalry team of Fort
Russell. wyoming. II TO +. in the
third game of tho northwestern polo
tournament played here Tuesday.
Lewis players showed miraculous
return to from in defeating tho
fifteenth cavalrymen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
INDIANS REGAIN FIRST PLACE
BY WIN FROM PHILADELPHIA
Smiths Home Run Over Right Field Sends Speaker
In Ahead And Brings Winning
Score
AMERICAN

Cleveland. Ohio. May 1s.-Elmer
Smiths home run over the right field
wall with Speaker on base won to-
days contest for Cleveland from Phiia-
deiphia. and the Indians regained hrst
place. Rommel's lack of control
proved costly. two OF his seven passes
resulting in runs. Score:
PILL. "A DEL IRHIA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

Atlantic city. n. j.. May is.-Jark
Dempsey is doing n little more work
each day. Experts say he VIII he
ready to meet his sparrinE partners
Saturday when his daily workouts arc
schcduled to begin. In preparation for
his hght with Georges Carpenter.
Dempsey already has ave sparrins
partners in his camp. Frank Britton'
OF Philadelphia and Biz Jack CHI
ford. OF Brooklyn, Joined the crew
1 ndlN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games To-day.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
PIRATES HAMMER
THREE PITCHERS

Brooklyn. n. Y. aisy 10. rittsburg
hammered three Brooklyn pitchers to-
day and won Cooper held the Dodgers
hitlcss until the sixth when Kruger
tripIcd and scored on Johnston's sac
rificc ny. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
Young Faces Often Disfigured
By Impurities Of Blood

Good blood = the vefy fo1nde-
ton Of good health. and Thousands
have gotten Il by taking s-S.S- the
famous old vegetable remedy OF
fifty yesxs' standing. Start youf
boy or girl taking S.S.S. today! 1t
has restored health to the cheeks OF
many . young person.
You can got s.S.S. from your
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
DETROIT


Middleton and Bassier.
Summary Two base hits: Pratt.
Sacrifice hits: Hcndryx, Scott. Double
play: Blue to Bush to Blue. Triple
play. Young to Bush Bases on balls:
Jones. 1: Dauss, 4, Middleton, l; In
nings pitched: Dauss, s; Middleton.
!. Hit by pitcher: by Dauss. tMen-
osky). Struck out: by S. Jones, 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
Sandlot League

The yeoman hsEeball team rhsI-
lorEes any city team to . Esme to he
PLAYED sunday May s5. Answer thru
The Chieftain.
w, n. W. 20 baseball team will
NEE, the porr Cross club on the new
Central grounds sunday at 1880
o'clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
HARDING GIFTS n. ". PASS

WashinCtor, MnN Tb.-Fr"SIhen'
Harding in accepting today "a season
pass to the Pacific Northwest Base
ball League. told the committee pre-
sentiug II that he still hoped to visit
the northwest this fall " congress
concluded its special session in time.
Representative johnson. Of Washing.
ton who headed the committee. ssid
tho presideni Indicated he wouio IKE
70 mako the trim IN AurLiNL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
BOSTON HITS HARD

Boston, Mass,. May ls.-Boston fell
on Luqucs offerings and madr four
runs in the third. Roggc replaced him
but Boston gained two more runs and
won. Southworth made clean homo
run to lthc haSpolo In reiEht center.
F'ilingin held the visitors to three hits
Score.
Cincinnati IN, ON nNo-t
Boston .......-.... .eot 100 olN-e II
Batteries - LuGuc. RoGsc and NinSo.
Fillingim and Gowdy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

ST. Louis, Mo. May ls.-Piling up
seven runs in the first inning on as
many hits and base on balls and
knocking Erickson out OF the box. st.
Louis today defeated Washington. Ten
batters faced Erickson. Tobin hit
safely twice. Shanks accounted for all
the visitors tallics with two home runs.
tho second with a man on base. Score:
Washington .... .01o oo2 oo0-3 .
St Louis .........71O 900 0Ox-s IA l
Batteries Erickson. Courtney and
Charity; Shockcr and SEVERED.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
new YORK WINS FROM CHICAGO
SMITH CLOUTINC WINNING HIT
Cubs Backstop Drives -Four Base Hit In Ninth
With Score Tied Pirates Stage
Hifest
Rat,cries - coop<r and skin. Reuth-

Batteries - Cooper and Skill, Reuth-
er, Bailey. MOZART and Kruger.
Summary Two base hits: Carey.
Cooper. Three base hits: Bigbee.
kruger Stolen bases: Maranville.
Cutshaw, .. Sacrifo, hits: Maran-
Vile. Johnstonc. Double plays: Mar
awhile. Johnston. Double plays: Mar
awhile to Cutshaw to Grimm. Bases
on balls: Bailey. ., Cooper, l. In
nings pitched: Reuthcr, ID; Bailey.
90. MOZART. 8. Struck out: BY
Bailey. i: MOZART. 1: Cooper, 1. Wild
pitches: Bailey, Cooper.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

dFuEGfSt, and II you WfW
M about any special
problem Of your boys or
girls health, we will
gladly give. you expert
medical advice free. Ad-
dress Chief Medical Ad-
visor, 800 Swift Labora-
torv. Atlanta, Gsnreia'