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The Washington herald., 1921-11-02
I02, WIFE 96,
MARRIED 20 YEARS

DAYVILLE Conn. Nov. lit was
big All Halloween for little old
Dayyille, largely owing to the fact
that James Thompson was lO2 years
old. his wife, Mary. SO years old
Yesterday. and seventy years ago yes
terday the two were united in mar
riage in Ireland.
The old couple are members Of
st. -Alban's Episcopal Church in Dan
ielson, and are in good health. Up
to three years ago Mrs. Thompson
did all her home work. They have
resided here half a century.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-02
new DEMOCRATIC
CHAIRMAN URGES
RAPID-FIRE ACTION
Judge Hull Declares 1924
Campaign Must Be
gin at Once.

- ST. LOUIS, Nov. with Judge
Cordell Hull, of Tennessee, form
ally installed. as chairman Of the
National Committee. leaders OF the
Democratic party are already plan
ming for 1924
We cannot open our Offices so
Gays before election and hope TO
win" Judge Hull told the raIionaI
committeeman as soon as he was
acclaimed chairman to succeed
George White. who led the losing
fight for Gov James u. Cox In
1920.
we must start at once and. as
We all know, there is an abundance
Of material on which to base our
fight"
He urged party h%rmony.
Hull was cheered. and the com
rnittee, with it's family row ann
cably settled, proceeded to criti-
cize the present administration.
Senator Glass Nominee.
Judge Hull was named chairman
o'us 'I'a' ne
'.e OhlS man upon Mhoh the
eouio ger Hoeelner: ne
S ~ ass'
80 rd i en,~ Mo' ~ .'
oS - 20 ,iN u ,,,-si.,n
Fo'es Vi 'ne .'Oiiiiii'''ee IN M
~ N, NiIe :. uiS'
.uIls ~ h"oM' ne su'
80 S,, 80 n,:,
80 -" NJ ~ - " ~
-, I,S,o 'ue sSi'iS,L '''iS -, n
SoOu anu anu in N1e San
IN IN eoI,tiIGe ~
VI 'he 0oi'i ''ee ''"ih
OhIo.
oehalor a ,S, auIhIiI'S
e.. suear-coateo pm H1oNihs lh"t cue
ia IN oi,..S | .,,.-I, " W.; 4 @
hE d r-.,pIuli"h =, nhaHh'hG w Hl'e LOI
ms services Ahe FSSoiu''Oh WAS
adopteo.
Resolutions Rap q. O. y.
The Republican administration
was condemned in a set Of rrsora-
tiUns adopted.
Commercial life is paralyzed.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-02
Not Another Paris.

Japan will fight at Washington. IL
she mas to. There are stin welI-dehned
limits beyond which she will not go
even TO earn world approval But she
VIII not repeat her Paris performance.
where she withheld her hand to the
hnai hour and then. to use a harsh
word. almost literally bIackmafled
si nr: wilson INTO the Shantung conces-
sion Japan wants friends and win
seek 70 find them and-within limits
to deserve them. ''-'0
ABOVE all. the allegation that Japan
Continued on Page Tsoo.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-02

Continued on Page Eleven.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-02

Cable News From An Parts
Of the World Thoroughly
Informs Herald Readers. l
The Washington herald., 1921-11-02
Attitude Betrays Willing
ness to Explain and
Compromise
HAS NO FRIENDS
TO BACK HER UP
Nippon Cannot Depend
On Great Britain
Or France

The Herald today presents the first
2f series Of three special articles
bV Mr. Sinonds on What the Other
FeIEOU 'WGHts" at TIE conference on
limitation Of GrnGment8- TodGy's
fsGIs rita the Japanese Gttitude, to
HlOIToV's tbith the French, and Fri
lays Nth the British
The Washington herald., 1921-11-02

Co'lti's''ed on Paoe Seven
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
WIRE MILL Wins
Exciting Pitching Contest !,
Taken By Steel Leasuers;
5 To 4 Score

Tn. Colorado state Hospital team
was defeated by the Wire Mil club -
IN an e1citinS game on the Asylum
grounds. The contest WIS fast and re-
feGtpitcntnS Bocans aarn. both OF the
huriers having one had Inning. Wire
NIL played erruriess ball
Lamb OF The Wire Mi club hi /
home run N the sixth. Hoshs. Ebsr-
Ans and MaAssr getting TWO base hits
The fIith inning brought in the first
runs OF the game. ths Wire men scor-
inE Two counters. Lamb was safe
when stiles dropped his fly and stolc
second a. Mishuash whitfield Eber-
Ing clouted OF. q two baEser which
snerrarc n So thru his LEGS allowing
Lamb 10 score Psu1urzio hit into An
easy fleloCrs choAcc 70 get EocrlirE
at third but Ersuse dropped the ball
-rshtn WAS safe on PArrons erru-
" hen he let Inc gruunoer set past him.
Eherlns scoring with the second rur-
EberltnE had .uns bad inning. this
helaE the fltth- Eobos tripied, Dug
gin followed with d single ecornE toe
catcher. Buckingham hiL PArsor
ADDED another safe ZAP. scoring Dug
gins with the tying run Larne-eaux
singled scoring Parsons and BuclSinS-
ham k-ause hit into neloers choice
L.Srn-n.-eAu1 going out al second
Sherrarc foUled out 10 Naseer and
h-so- -Four runs had crossed the home
plate IN The hitting bee putting the
Hospital team two runs N the lead
Lamb Euocccoco IN cutting TIC lesd
90 The hospital team down 70 cne tAIly
when be Grove = home run 10 LEFT cen
ter
In the seventh irI,tar the Wire NH
caught u? with tse-r opponents tyinr
the score Et.eritnE again was r.spcr-
slnie for the GOOD starr when he drove
OFT II. second ht Fau-u-Iic hit to
center hat 10. our.ieioe- dropped fno
ball. recovering - IN tine 20 throw
Ebc-llr. out a. second. FGrnpuzio
stole sccopd whii, Ycrshin famed
Mlsh-nAsh hit ecu-i-E FAnnunzio from
second
Finley vas cent n - hti fo- Buck
iuEhzrn IN The last hall Of the seventh.
krausc taking the mound during IN.
next frame Finley dumped uno IN
front O.; thc plate and WAS out ~ fi-rt
rnrso-s uAs nit ~ pitched ball Lam
-ue-.uur hif 20 .hprt and v.s OF: a.;
ri-st r-d Pa-suu Wa c.Grh: trying TO
stretch a has. IN making 70, .hi-c
Masses ooubi- IN tho ff1Al inning
Wire -r,--. but tnr -E- Wa unsA-ncc
sno scored - E-ast-. error. Ef~rifnS
hu-i,d - advance ths catcher And va
.Af. AZ ff-si when E-2use threw vod
to r-rf hase Allowing NAEscf 20 r-ort
WITH N. winning -ur-
Ths n Hurrltal tear va unable - tt
ne .-,-. curing thci- hzf cf t.s ninth
Score ~ iurl-esz
zt-. yin ono ~ iw.
r.r., rTo--f.HT ss,N re- y.s-- o
Umpire N-QufitHn and kcut
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
AMERICAN TENNIS
MEN VICTORIOUS

Forest Er-is. y. 7, Sept 5.-Ane-i-
can Davis cup tennis players, defend
ing the international trophy made
their victory IN the challenge round
over Japan complete at the West side
club today when they Won the re-
naming two singles matches OF The
i've match program.
William 7. Tnden II q Fhiladelphia
defeated Ichiya kunaE.e 81. s-4. VI
William M Johnston Of San Fran
cisco won from Le-1zo Sht-ridz.E. t-Si
81. g.. g..
These victories coupled with The
winning Of two siasles matches Friday
and the doubles match Of Saturday
gave 14iocn and Johnston and p Nor
rs Williams OF Boston and watson
NJ Wassbu-l Of New York. ihs
doubles pair Eve straight victories IL
q concluding round OF The 1s-l DAVIS
cup matches which began last June
with Twelve nations as cnaLeneefs
These same Eve victories scored IN
retaining the trophy gave al Identical
final count with tnEt made ~ virtual
" the same team IN New Zealand
early this year.
While the outcome Of todEys play
had no bearing on the -etc-rion OF the
cup which already had been won las;
week moro than 1n.eoe spectators were
Present AIino ire sisaHe erH .Ackec tne
incentive The tennis ~xs Of The high
esi order. Both matches were play Cd
a. tho possession OF the fn.c--auofxl
trophy hung or the result Tbs wa,
particularly t-1s IN the T1icen-
kuruHEac match.
n fact fans were almost unanimous
IA CTrresEinE the opinion tsAt Kun
E-ae during n.s residence here has
never lifted his game 10 The helShts
snSwn today II was virtually KUN
ar4c'H Nnledlcto-y n America for hs
sails next month for Japan 20 be mar
rird and resume baking business y
Toxic.
WIZ everything to rni- and nothing
70 lose Eu-naraU tore irto Tildc- w4l
such speed and ACCURACY q EtrokinE
that tho American champion wa,
forced 10 n terrific battle The FIRST tSc
sets 70 win. The Japa-,sr abandoned
ms usual base line game su-ocv nAi
and traded stroke for stroke a-c
speed Tor speed with Tide-i. until his
Strength gave out uud.- tho stress Of
fIlE cxerlcus and .. faded away
physically n the tht-d Kno Anal set
HC Was loudly appuAidea-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
WALTER COX DRIES
WINNER At OAh PIRh

Hartford Conn. SEPT wa ltr- Ccr
arriving Jane f.- esr~@t. te-aay ~uz
he fcafu-. cycrt ot the Gtaud Circuit
meeting Al Charter Oak F,ars. Tn tsf- 70
luE in frorf uf tn ficid n tss : D. d.
rtsto- cf the Greater Chatter OAK
stakr. n the firr; two beats.
t---a Harvester WITH pittrrAr dr1v-
iuE wuu trc ttird .caf from Nairut
F-t.-u - a close flntsh. SA-nrco had
an czxy tine Winning m f-ce fo- Al
ra-c JOHN Henry gave Mu-1hy's star
IlzCrr. stlff battle = the thi-d rat.
Snuar10 vf-niuE ~ uar-1v rua-E in
SIfvir Brooke Eot Ire jump or Fapon-
BON N tNc stretch battle n The ffrri
hcAf o; the th-ne- ycstr-old event and
won n a close fnirh- After ina; paw
oman Was i- 'front.' an the way.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
KID MEX IS WINNER
OVER JOHNNY WEST

Before packed house Of 80 10 1917
,irhi fsn- KID MfK Of Pueblo received
the crcision over johnny Wet OF
Mo-frosc at the ooaclasio, Of eight
rounds Of fast and furious f.Aung
Joe Coffee and Nike Fz<~no fought
a -s-d cs<rf-ruund draw IN the sS-n4-
vtudu1, both fighters milling u dcs-
psraiely tfru-st tho entire contest
In the curtain raiser BM CSrls ~
Canon City took the decision over Joe
Fiuaro q Colorado sprI1ss ia their
Eve rounds Young Earl another
local scra ppe- Knocked out srikcr
Wilson IN th. fourth session Also cf
canon City. while KID High CO Rock
vale ~o- on points FROM Young koss
Of Coal creek
The nxnt CARD featured ihc -ndup
Of IN. canon City Labor day program
md u VAS estimated t-Ar nearly ie-e e-
people attended ihe many celebrations
Many sr-. ~cre turned AWAY from the
ca<rs house e-ecxrkc q: he Lultcl
seating c@r~rlfy. those 70 were akic
TO eec1re tickets stating that ne fisht
-srd ~4x On. q The fSsteEt sccr n
canon city In eeverAi yczrs-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
BOXING EVENT THIS
WEEK AT LABOR TEMPLE

me boxing card that was 70 have
bee, staged last Saturday night in
the Woodman hail is TO be held Friday
Or Saturday night at The Labor
Temple.
Promoter Rtnrol states that il viii
probably bs beid Friday night suI
definite arrangements viii be made
later. The ring VIII be constructed in
the Trades Assembly han Of the Labor
Temple.
The Same fighters that signed for the
saturday night bout viii appear on the
hEht card this week. and il viii be
conducted along the same lines. The
same tickets viii he honorrd also
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
RIVALS DOUBT WOMAN
MADE SWIM RECORD
Business Man Makes Affidavit
That Channel Feat
Was Fraud

L>ondou- England. Sept E-The
swimming exploits Of Mrs Arthur
Hamilton, I-ored English swimmer are
being subjected 10 the same sort OF
attacks as those prevalent after DR..
Cooks famous Polar exploration
since August 20 when she claimed to
have nearly swan the English cham
mel after having been in the water 70
nours. uthcy swimmers have ncea de-
uandtnS proofs The Evening stand.
ard today printed al affIdsrif OF =
Marcate business man. a. l. Porter.
alleging her exploit OF September. 1870.
~hen she claimed to have spent Il
hours in the water in bad weather AID
TO have gone within nine miles OF
France WAS fraud. nc asserts n.
ie-t Mrs- Hamilton n motor boa; 10
ACCOMPANY her. that she left the water
and spent the night in the boat IN
Na--ste hxrbor with NJ Porter and
other members OF the party
Mrs EA-rltcn Was Acccrn panied on
her last rip sy tuS occupied eI
French sziic-s Her rivals are now
o>rnaaoinE . chart % her trip. o:
which the TUG captain says there u
none
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
MIKES RECORD FOR
EXTRA BASE HITS

rirf-la-5 rthi- sept t-E'- -lrr
z--iift C-lrysis -a -ir.f r.ids- Hsr
"a -lirb.-d = rrv Nssrr iy..Eus hsffirz z
r.ro-d Ets-ft-E yesterday - t.-r rrif
Smith -rzS- s~r-n consecutive rsffa
vzr -u-h-1 - another uh-r = llsrIa
--,s d. . s.uss-fr- catch - hir - ~ firr
~ ir todsT afternoon rsr-s with 81
I1uir His batting accounted fs.r 81
-urr Fou- - FTrf-r-r rfts w-fr rrr~
-unf. f-rus coming f- sucr.ssip-
Tee sifrr~E tluu hies rrr -
~.tir- tsTslr ruiHped rirs-t-. tns rrrf
ssid fenr. In sdaifiou sruifr received
f-u- hases or "a iis. three being irfsra
tirnAt Hlt hstttnE seersE. today was
perfect
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
TOM GIBBONS SCORES
KNOCKOUT OVER 0'OOWD

South Bend. fn1. Sept E-Tonrny
Gibbons. nrh; hcAvyvelrht cf s. Paul.
scored technical knockout over Dan
opovd q New York IN The third
round o, a scheduled tcn-rouud bout
today. Gibbons had the New Yorker
cut on his feet when police stopped
N. .EHt EEriy In the second round
a ieft hook sent O'Dowd 10 the can
Vas Cor cnun. of nine = short right
upper cut was the finishing blow.
Gibbons viC;ory mH6 his th4rtccoth
consecutive Knockout
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
Will son HOLDS M|OOLEWEIGRI TITLE
IN TAME SCRAP WITH OOWAtY

rounds and landed the clcanest blows
Wilson's performance was unsatis.
factory TO the New Jersey boxing com
mission that they ordered Promoter
Tex Rickard TO hold hSs share Of the
purse pending hearing.
When Wilson left the ring he Was
booed by the crowd while Dowpey re-
csived applause
There was not semhlance o. a
knockdown at any. time. Wilson fel
into d clinch al every opportunity and
landed few hard blows Downey ap-
peared TO have the better of four
rounds, three went 10 Wilson and the
others were even.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06

RirEEde- Jersey City, ". J. Sept e.
Bryan puwnsy Of Cleveland and
Johnny Wilson Of Boston fought
Twelve tame and unintsresting rounds
in their bout here today &C settle their
dispute over the worlds rniddleweiyht
cham piunship-
Under the New Jersey law no offic-
ial decision was permitted but Wilson
retains his chanp1onship belt, the fght
going the Limit. However Il was the
opinion OF 4 majority Of the raewspa-
per men and fight experts at the ring
side that Downsy won on points. He
forced the fighting In most Of The
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
BATTLING ORTEGA
LOST On FOUL
Wallace Wins Over Jhonny
Neye-Kd Lee Gets
Decision

Colorado Springs. C,so. sept -
Gorilla 4oue< CT NeS Orleans. vs.
'asarded his bout with Battling ortesa
In the flrst round tonight VIXEN Hei-
cree Jabe Casady said the latter had
hit low. Jones said ne VAS unable 10
continue. though the club physician n
could find 10 injury Inc men arc
-niddicreirn;s-
Otto Wallace. Of milwaukee, vas
awarded the tudxes decision over
Johnny Soye Of ST. PAU al the end
~f their ten round lightweight eout
The boz; was fast and furious from
tAe first ts9 - the gong hid Ire
of ST Louis. got the judges decision
over George Fox of Londnn. England.
Al thc end Of SIX rounds They are
nrstv vei-hts-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
WTLLTNG lSCRAPPERS
DR.iW GOOD CROUD

-hr-- dra-r and one fuur round
heuf % decision hsld thc Interest,"
80 e. fsi- Hizri rriznb1-hoad rrczd a;
th. Euuit or~r Air Arena
Tor.uE Johnny STOPPER ~ Nlckrs
Sullivan. 4 rounds. d-av
shorfy Letter Won d-c.slon oy-r Eid
Edesr1-. q rounds.
Curi~y C-alE a. KID uuEzn. ,
ruuuds draw
Soldier Roberts ~ Eld L-zrk-~. Z
-~urrr draw
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
NAN UTNS AIR DERBY
55 NILES IN 20 Mn

Chi-s-.. IT. s,Ft E-Dsvld z-h-kr
rf fhr r-he-Errhn@-d ncid -a--1iuz .
y oman stazrruE~-s sucn tn- larr- Ia
ut-rlaur drrtv fcSsy. T,frE f1s sfty-
FIVE rrIlc rrursr l- fn-ty-niur minute
Hf vac closely fo'iovrd ~ f-fcr
ffoIfiusswo-th- John klsrr ard tzut-u
rErran. TIE othr- rHr rfa-fcrT- t--
rfualrE Cazrirs Dicsirsc-. fhf oldest
pilot IN thn Chirarn district ~ 10 81 g
utnH more
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
PIITSBURG DROPS
ONE OUT OF TWO
Both Scores Are 2-l-Morn-
ing Game Going Thr-
teen Innings
NATIONAL

Jrttshu-g. Peana-. sept 5.-P,ttshurs
and Cincinnati evened Up on the two
holiday games. Cincinnati winning IN
The morning and Ptttsburg in the aft
ernoou. each by q : TO ! score The
visitors broke 9 Tie score in the thir-
Lseuth inning in the morning and won
on a pass 10 Bohue. his steal of sec
ond ana errors by Wilson and T-aynor.
Cooper held The Reds to four hits in
the afternoon. two Of which We're
punched and steal in The sixth in
uInE, resulting in . run, L.einE the
score. In the seventh with a man on
third and two out Coopsr's single drove
over the winning run Morning game;
score RHE-
Cincinnati 100 900 900 900 ~ { J
Fiitsburr . 900 900 U10 op9 O.
Batteries - Exsy and WiuEp; Har-
grave; Morrison. Hamilton and Broi-
tcn. Wilson
sun n-lary-Tvo-bas hits: Marar-
vile. =; Carey. Stolen bases; Duncan.
Echns- Bases on balls: OF fl1ey, :;
Morrison. ., Hamilton, .. Innings
pitched Morrison. s. Hamilton. .
struck out BY E-txsy, 3; Morrison. :
Afternoon rane- kH e
Cincinnati .---.--- Gc0 01l O1l-1 !
Pittsou-r -....--.. cfp 600 To-. q
Batteries - Nark1e ana HarErsvs
Cooper and B-ottern-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
jim Barnes BEATS
BRITISH GOLF CHAMPS

Gs-rs; reecb. I. !. sept jim
rH-ne-. American uPr- suis champion
fr-H- d-fsnfes JOCK Hut--t-scrl
British r.a--ui1- /. ur ard ~ Play
tn = - hole match for a slivr- cup arc
D. uu-rs ~ ;sHH Ea-ucs started Aff'-
IN play with a i-ad q = ur unic. p.
i---~-r~d =, on ~ IN. end cf ths
match Eutrfi-sp- drove Wildly rrN
--ai fi---.. fEp drives E-trE out 81
fs,s -rr ard . third into tsF wztr-.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
MoRNrNC CANES:

MORNING CANES:
- ,ce- o-i~s--. ~. csartn-o~ra-
A. Mobile : Atlanta o.
A. Memphis :. Llttl, Rock g.
81 innirErl
AFTERNOON CANES
FT-rf Euruc=
A. Nashville. =. E4r-zi- chan. T.
t1It-rirEsB
Second Earne=
~ Nns-rn.I. 9. birmingham. g.
- iuuirSrl
A. Memphis. :. Ilftis Rock. /
~ rs~v Orleans. 2. Chzt-a-ocrz- :
Al Mohl. 8 Atlanta J..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
- - -

&. Iouir. Ec. sept t--hc Ta-Si-zlF
sc-E h1th EE-1rs from faH cubs here
today ~ q fs-0-~ ~ q n e. Tnr ra-1r1
ru-ns went or 1--WE Ir-i-rr due %
r-f- = N-nvv min made F0rz~
rrif fo- thF ft-rt E1--s which was
c--1qlsted - . d-fzzls FIRST game.
s---r-
G-ica-1 ..---.... 30 1Hnf ~r-- 2
= rsuuir .-.a..-. nnf nm rn--f -
rlaffe-frr r~-lrir- Fireman and
c'-F-a--rIl rllys f'a-fl-a. Worth a15
st-lv--ffh'
Second rH-ns
chicago ..--------. r7r7nv ~
e. f>cui- .... M IL Z
EHffr-is~= F-r-~-1z-- Jones. c-rc-vcr
r1i ru'ts TuaE srg -fr-1urr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
Sporting Notes

Atlanta Ga. Sept 5-Bu Brennan
Of Chicago. knocked out Digger
Brown O. turtrzlia- IN the tsrEt round
Of a scheduled 10 round heavyweight
boat tonight. The men SPARED about
a minute and then Freeman ended i;
with slnEsh TO the Jaw
Aurora IL. Sept k-"sanruv Mar
dsl OF Rockford. outpoinfsd Young
Farrun q san Francisco II tn rounds
a. IL pounds today IN t.e opinion o.
The minority o. tss ncwEflg pe--ueu a.
the r1-ESide- Gene Watson outaoi-t.d
sandy" Clancy IN srz rosnds a. 1es
pounds
Cls-~sz-d. Ohio Sept 5-Rsy cald-
vel. veteran pitcher OF N. A-ne-i-
/ can league has n-cn indefinitely srs-
pended without pay. MznzEr- T-iE
SfeaEs- q tr@ Cleveland club auaoun-
oed today FOR failure 20 keep II Ton
ditiou-
Detroit. MIC. s~Yt 5.-lsy the A.
so-iG.ed F-c@-Lb-The Cnirro states re-
tanned the EAr-asxo-th trophy ~ de-
fault. ta- racing commission deciding
rot . bold Tho second heat after N.
Maple Jeaf vi Br1us. challenge
was forced oct Of t.rr GrH; heat TO-
cav Shs-- she rr-Hrr ie4-s or Ire Sec
oro lap AID vas tpucc off ~ cnEr<r-
The beat sH-E oefnrr reaching her
hLp.
Columbus. OHIO. Sept h-T-ne coach
t-r staf q The Eir Ter football era T.
T'ia-fftu wan ~ Ohio STATE university
win BE- au=-nenfcd iris Tca- hy ths
ss-vf-sH Of ClE-c--. Macdonald. Tor
rnrr rur-tLiu and end ard Au1Y
Nr-nrcel- rtGr center or fssg ycHr .
today.
Practice is 20 ecrn Sep I5. II -
carnr known TO-DAY that WI Siy.s-
End o. Int y-ar's tozz- viii rot p.
available this year.
7-----z Italy. sep. t-Ez-f II
-oi-ts. trC F'rs--h aviator today -o-
irr Hriafior E-Er1 p-iE. flg-i-E fts
tr--c hundred flagsric-u lBc.g -rs.i-fl
p u~e hour u -t-uf-f And 3 Tr-co-a-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
FETTERMAh DRIVING DUESEpBURG
Wins UNIONTOWN 225 MILE RACE

wheel Of q pu~s.nherE was seccno'
Roscoe Sarles, plotting another Dues
cnherr. was third; Eddie Milef. IN
Duesenberr took fourth and Ieinin'
Milton in Frontenac Was Ins
The time of the winner wac --A'-1''
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
Eos o0-H~rADR

p-o-flr-. y y. sept t-B-nof'r-
~-- r douhl. h=ads- from philadelphia
.rdHr 7u-rhe6 ritz rave brooklyn
-. a-rt contest George Smith vas
t-o>k.d cut % IN. f,-- IN rf- innings
c,. ~ n fh~ lHEt two ir-iu=--
Ft-r- ra-os- Hco-s
T7-illS cei-,.iA .-.-- 100 On h0n-1 !
T7-poklv-l ------.- n..o 20 pH--1
Batteries winter and fc-rrc
Crime. A-S = SE1c-.
Second r1-ns-
Brooklyn ....--.-. ~ n5- pi1-F :. (,
R.--r-i-s 9 smith. SsdrSi-k s-f
J-FrT. N75as and E-IsEr-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
I COUNTIES REPORT
FOREST FIRES ~ MICH

s. Paul Niuu- Serf t-FrrH
frCf n Nar1 inE rTf-ut wrr~ rrfrur
tonight IN ErFru -altte-~d eourfirH
central and -orftrrn Niunevet. hHf
E-aduai r.-essicr ~ the vini eau.
~ tnr~ that an au-uizht fire frf
would l'ut mos Of them uns-r contrU
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
DIVIDE DoCFLE HEADER


FhiiAdslrhia. Pa SEPT WAN I---
tor divided a 10uti- H-sfrr with o. b.
adelrHia tr'iay- - srrFe- u-rr -
nrr : i0 .. u fhr m~r7rfrE same. Hs-fH
oafrft-hef johnson th- rn-te-. zrIr q
eleven inrlsEr ifa~tv hrtrcd % u
hIr ovu game hT Ecod az ~ tat
En-ruei vas hif sArl enough in fHH
carly iuni7Er Of IN. Afternoon Esr7r
n give thr s0uatu-s a ccmman.iIr
iral and uas uuz uJ surr~~1~d Nr
Nsyinr I'M Tire fhtrI 1ohuson. MH
and Charity zach Eul a home rar
~rrHr.
Morn * Ea-n~
NashlrEtrn .....- -rfH ~ = fA-rfa
riIfiadclrtia ..- ns- 60 90 fi-,fr
Hatter~--Tohrsnr arI rlcinnIcf
Hssty and re-EIns
Mfrrunun Earrr
Wsrhiurfr0 .-......-r- - ra0--
Fhilad irha .....-.rI ere 90 90 r.
Hattrries - Mo=rldzc and CHAIR
l,rufnciL Sszl1- and Perkins
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Toledo. g. Coiu-nbu-. 81
Second game. j irutnElb
~ s. FauL y AsL-usu pniiH 10.
Morning.
~ Esrrrapollr. ( s. Pau. 6.
Ihf+r--oo--
~ snuauic.. 7-s. Kansas CITY
Is.
~ indianapolis 81. Jouirri.. -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
FROM THE AEH1ETIC A5!357 g J5H WORLD
Jim Flynn Koes
George Coplin
special TO The Chieftz1n :

Special TO The Chieftain;
Cripple Creek. Colo. Sept B.
Jim Flynn Of Pueblo knocked out
George Coplin Of this city. in the
first round Of a scheduled ten
round bout here tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
RHDkE ENEN

Cleveland o.. sept 5.-Clcvel4r4
and ST. Louis broke even today. CletH-
land winning the morning game and
losing IN tho afternoon. Smiths battIr-
was responsible for tho morning wise
tory while his stick work this aft
noon kept the cham pious On the TrHI
until tho seventh when ST Louis m E.
six consecutive hits and won CirT..
land ran out OF pitchers ir the af-lr-
noon Manager Speaker finally haFlH-
10 call on Henderson. a college re-
cruit from Texas. Score
Morning game FHr
81 LOUIS .-..s-.s af15 100 lsh- NJ
Cleveland .-.---- a9i n-o l-T-lH r.. n
Batteries o. Shocker. Bu-roH .-G
severed Mails, Morton and u-NrI.
summary Tyo-has.r hits Su..-
Gardner WarnhsEs e Th-rr-fr. %
hits. q rNTr. SHueiI Jacnhs01- 1frrr
rIns. smith. g Double pl4yss SuItf
IohrEtor OMEN fn Gardner: Garfr--
20 Johnston. Bases on calls. or NfE r
4. Morton, 4. Shccser. inninEs off h.
3D. Nails. : Ncrtou- s Srorker
Bur-~iL / struck oct. By Mails o.
Merton /
Af,ernoor EAle-Scn-c.
81 L-c1A1 -.....-|.-... ~ iss A,N=-- 80
Ciesr-lAni ...-...- Inr - f.h-sft
Batteries -Eoip. Davis. Sayrr ard
SEVERED: rhir Merton Bxrhy. NsH.
cc-scr an- o'N~iE. l. Seycn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
WESTERN LEAGUE

A. Omaha f-f si,u- Cif- -
a. rirf N~I--r- 90. rf Joseph. -
- - sr~-la Eftv. 30. I~rFr T-
A. Taira- s. Hs-nits g.