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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
The Young Mans Opportunity

Charles NJ. Schwab the steel magnae, in address
ing the graduates of Stevens Institute Hoboken, N ",
the other day said:
81 would be willing to give whatever of fame pr
wealth that has to me, if / could be of you
boys. / am not prophet but j know that the greatest
in the history of the world is dawnng and to
like you will come the opportunity of making yourselves
invaluable in the rebuilding of civilization
Mr.. Schwab, of course, referring to the entire
world, yet bis words particularly pertinent to the
situation in Pueblo IT may be significant that the ruin
of large portion of this city came at time when
many of our just completing their schooling
and were ready to enter the busines world prepared
grapple with the many industrial and prob
lens facing To these young opportunity for
service fame and wealth is waiting. Some of our Pu-
ebo boys will return and assist in the citys
habilitation and subsequent increased growth They
will find plenty here 10 do They need nothing but the
to tackle the problems. In the past there has
been heard the cry, There's chance for Young
these days. This not true of Pueblo even be-
fore the flood, aho of the Young men were not
enough TO face the cynical smiles of some of
the conservative businessmen.
Old methods gone and the Young man has
his chance We believe he will take it, make the most
of it, and be of the throny that is pulling pushing
working for greater Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
Horoscope
"Ths Stare yre,i,e.
TUESDAY. JUNE %. 1921,
'Ths ftnrs incline,
tCopyriSht, 1871. by The McClur
Newspaper Syndicate)

Copyright, 1871 by The Mcclure
Newspaper SyndicateD
Asrologers read this as an unlucky
day. Venus. the Sun and Mars arc all
In malefic aspect
1t is supposed to be most unfavor-
able for all who seek important ap-
pointments of snv sort and they
should not push their claims st this
time.
While the Sun is in sinister sway all
who desire to procure positions or
employment of any sort should delay
Initiative
Venus is in place beld to be un-
lucky for love affairs. This is not a
propitious wedding day.
Theatres will hnd this an unfortun-
ate rule for any new venture and
managers VIII confront serious husi-
ness problems during the summer.
Changes in motion picture programs
seem to be foreshadowed by tho stars
and there Is TO be an proyement IN
the type of photo-plsys offered TO the
public.
This is not happy day for actor.
and actresses. who will find it difti-
cult 20 obtain tho right sort OF en-
gasements when Venus frowns
Mars presages rumors OF wars and
riots. The prospects of peace every
whore are not good at this time.
Accidents TO hattleships are foretold
for tho early fan
The secrs declare that great changes
Affecting the whole world will follow
tho conjunction 81 Jupiter and Saturn.
which takes pace September 10.
This conjunction -isinr tai constan-
unoplc Is read as deno;inE the dis
mcmbcrment Of the Turkish empire.
Hygicnic reforms will occupy atien-
tion during tho summer and autumn.
Tho government will bc able to start
important reforms.
Pcrsons whose birthdatc II is may
have rather troubled year In bust
rcoN They will prosper II they svoid
litigation or dissensions with partners.
Children bonn or this day may be
auick-tempered arA brilliant. Thesc
suhtccts OF Cancer usually require the
widest .rlininE for 'h"s are fcnd of
experimenting with all that nc cfrors.
John n. Rockefeller has a total year
~ income OF ti7.ro ero to $4,000 600
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
SEASONABLE BEAUTY AID

We find you can bring out the beauty
of your hair to its very best advantage
by washing II with canthrox. II makes
very simple, inexpensive shampoo.
which cleansos the hair and scalp thor
oughly of all the dandruff. difs and ex-
cess OIL leaving a wonderfully clean.
wholesome feeling. After its use you
will find that the hair dries quickly and
evenly. is never streaked In appear
ance and IL always bright. soft and
fluffy. so fluffy. in fact. that 1t looks
more abundant than 1t IL, and so soft
that arranging II becomes a pleasure.
Just use tesspoonful of canthrox.
which YOU can get from any good drug
gists dissolve 1t in "A cup of hot water.
this makes fun cup of shampoo
liquid. enough SO 1t is easy to apply it
to all the hair instead of just the top
of the head.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
IN DAYS NEWS"

Lyman ]. Gage. who celebrates his
eikhty-fifth birthday today. was num-
bcred among the leaders IN American
banking and finance. until his retire
mcnt from active affairs some ycars
ago. A native OF New York State. at
the age of 10 he went to Chicago to
i.eek his fortune and found employment
As . hookkccper with "A lumber concern.
Later he entered the employ OF on. Of
the Chicago banks in a similar capacity
and in less than six months was pro-
moted to tho position of paying teller.
He soon gave unrnistalablc cvidencc Of
the possession OF high character Of
banking genius. In 1891 he had risen
to the presidency OF the largest bank
In Chicago and WAS recognized AS one
Of the foremost fnanc.ors in tho West
His great financial abilities were
hrouEh. to tho service Of the govern
rent when he accepted tho treasury
portfolio in tho Mckinley cabinet. in
1897, position he continued to fill for
five years. In 1900 he resigned to be-
como president OF a trust company in
New York City. Upon reaching his
sevenueth wear he retired from busi-
nasr and has since resided in southern
California.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
Our Air Mail

sometimes meet with bad weather con-
diions after their starting. In their
eaEerness to complete their trips and
test their flying skill under these diff
hcultics. they sometimes take great
risks.
Difficulties OF keeping the mail NOV
ing in spite Of weather conditions arc
revealed in the reported experience of
one aviator flying over the states of
New Jersey and Pennsylvania. in his
hight from New York to Mcllefonto.
Fennsylvalia.
II flew a, ,.cOo feet he said. catch
ing occasional glimpseS Of the ground
which | was able to see thru hole in
the fog. 1 then dived down to the
river and attempted to fy down
stream. This proved to he impossible
owing to the fact that the fog was
right on the water and there was no
ceiling to the distance
from the water TO the fos
After flying for som. time, this pilot
explained. he climbed thru an upper
strata of clouds, breaking thru at T.
900 feet. When he saw a black spot in
the clouds. hc divcd down again To
within IS fee, Of the Ichigh river.
Thus he continued up thru the clouds
to nnd a clear place and then down
again thru 4 holc. endcavorinE to learn
where he was Engine trouble de-
N'iop'n nerorC ne wa ahlc TO locate
himself and he was obliged to aliEht
among some trees or the mountain
side
Another air mail pilot tells Of crash o.
Ing into tho mountain side near Jas
p"r. Nevada. during April while ryirs
over the western end Of tho trans
continental route. He encountered a
violent blizzard. the snow so dense
that visibility at so yards wa. the max
imum. He cleared ono range Of noun
tains whom another mountain came
suddenly into view 20 Yards ahead He
promptly pulled hi, guiding levers To
the limit hoping against hope to clear
the mountain. but the crash was in
cvitahlc.
During the winter months another
pilot hyinc between Chicago and ST
Louis thru slect and snow storm. was
so cold. sore and stiff whom he reached
Chicago. that he had to bc assisted ou,
Of his ship.
These incidents present rather vivid
iy tho spirit ~ tho mon who arc Nyinr
with tho mails. Uncle sam may AT
least he ccr-air that he will no, have
10 worry about sirrn,n-airrn~r who
will deliver iis mail on time in thu face
of terrific weather odrs-orr. he de-
cides TO 60 into mail flying on a truly
hiE scale.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
TODAYS ANNIVERSARIES

iT1a-Duke OF Chotseui. the able min
irter n Louis Sv. OF France.
born Died in Paris. May :. 1Tss
is5i-Joseph Joachim. who was ciassed
by many critics aS tho greatest
violiris. OF his DAY. born near
preshurs Died m Berlin. Aug
~. 1907.
-Niichiran Territory was enlarged
10 inciuoe large section Of trans
Mississippi country.
isis-vicc President Eallas cast tho
dccidins vote In tho senate for
tho repeal OF tho obnoSious tariff
Of ist..
i55i-G-orgc William Curtis OF New
York was chosen chairman Of the
u. g. Ciyn Srrvic. Commission.
iSH-Fifty-oiEh lives were lost in a
mining disaster at Pit,stou. Pa
ic~-Tht khcdivr Of Egypt visited
Queen Victoria at Windsor.
inoi-Dan n. Emmett. the famous min
strel WHO wrote Dixie died at
vt Vernon. y. Born there. Oct.
p 1915.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

2,i45 infants (under one year, died in
1919 from tuberculosis. according to
their statistics. These figures are taken
only for the death registration area.
Q. Where is the largest bull ring
in the world? NJ. S.
A. The bull ring at|Lima. Peru, is
said to be the largest in the world.
@ What do the initials r. n. A. S.
stand for? NJ. c. V.
A. These initials mean Royal Naval
Air service. which is the aeronautic
service of the British navy.
Q. What was the Council of the
Indies? j. r.
A, In 15l1 a governing council,
known as The Council of the Indies.
was formed by King Ferdinand for
the regulation OF Spanish colonial af-
fairs.
9. Are bullbats and whippoorwills
the same? A. C.
A. Bullbat is local name given to
the nighthawk. Both the nighthawk
and whippoorwill are night jars. The
markings on the throat of the night
hawk make II easily distinguished from
the whippoorwill This white mark is
shaped like the letter V. a broad white
bar. which extends across the first
primary wing feathers. This is plainly
visible when the bird Is near by and
flying.
Q. Where did the expression rob
hing Peter to pay Paul' come from
c. *. NJ.
A. The phrase is said to have orig
mated when, in the reign of Edward
vi. the lands of Saint Peter at West
minister were appropriated to raise
money for the repair of Saint Paul's
in London.
Q. Can perforated postage stamps
be used? r. NJ. 7.
A. The Postoffice department says
that perforated stamps are acceptable
many concerns perforatinE the stamps
they use for identification.
Describing himself as "Sparkler.'
and being asked what Il meant, a wit.
ness in London court said. II sci
imitation diamonds to servant girls"
Scientists place the dog first for in.
telligence among animals.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

Gold reserves ~ England Belgium.
Spain, Holland. Sweden and Svitzcr-
land have Increased as compared with
n year ago. France Greece and Nor
way report decrease.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
1ODAY'S EVENTS

Lyman j. Gage. former Secretary of
the Treasury. is So years old today.
Consideratio of the Sheppard In
fancy and Maternity Aid Bill is sched-
uled to begin in the United states SEN
ate today,
Columbus. O., is to he the meeting
place today of the annual national con-
vention of the United Commercial
Travellers.
The Rt. Rev. August j. Schwertner,
the new, Catholic bishop of Wichita, is
to be formally installed in his dioceasc
today.
Mrs. Eva Catherine kaber and her
daughter Miss Marian McArdie. who
are accused of the murder of Daniel r.
Kaber. Cleveland publisher, are to have
a preliminary hearing in court today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Frederick = csaas noted astronomer
~ Tale Tniversi'v born at Boulder.
Colorado. SO years ago today.
Emerson Eoueh. popular novelist ard
short-siorv writer. born at Newton
Iowa, 81 years ago today.
Otis Skinner, one of the foremos,
aetors of the American staE g. born at
Cambridge. Mass, 81 years ago today.
Lyman ]. Gage. FORMER Secretary Of
the Treasury nf the United States. horn
IN Madison County. y. Y, IS years ago
todav4
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

tAny reader can get tho
answer to any question by writ
ing The Pueblo Chieftain Infor.
nation Bureau. Frederic J.
c. This offer applies strictly 70
Information. The Bureau Gan.
not give advice on legal. medical,
and financial matters. 1t does
not attempt to settle domestic
troubles, nor to undertake CT.
haustive research on any sub.
iy and briefly. Give full name
and address and enclose two
cents in stamps for return post.
age. All replies arc cent direct
to the tnquircr)
Q. How many Boy Scouts are there
in America? w. l.. M
A. There are 4o9,214 boys and 1875
onicials enrolled in the Organization,
making total of 52s,S5o.
Q. Is tho American flag buried with
the body of soldier returned from
abroad? w. L. G.
A. The War department says that
before the casket is lowered into the
be claimed by the nearest of kin. II
no such claim is made. the flag is re-
tanned by the department
9. Is any organizati ton still collect
ing knitted garments? Il. NJ. d.
A. The American Friends Service
committee. with headquarters at &c
South 18th street. Philadelphia has
appealed to Americans to collect and
send IT, before autumn. at least a
million dollars worth of clothing for
threadbare Europe which is as badly
off for clothing as at any time since
1915, and will shiver thru another
wretched winter unless some relief
comes. The clothing collected will bc
distributed in Poland, Vienna. Ger.
many or Russia, strictly according tc
the wishes of the givers. What are
particularly wanted are knitted gar.
mcnts, strong clean second hand cloth.
ing, shoes in good condition. yarn.
leather. uncut cloth. and unlimited
quantities of taby clothing.
q. DO babies ever die of turrcu.
losis? c. W. r.
A. The Bureau OF Census says thai
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

In twelve years dollar at six per
cent. will double itself at compound
interest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
rtiots Adventures

Pilots have never been required hv
the postoffioe depaOnent to start on
their trips under Weather conditions
that VIII en1anEer their lives. hu, th.y
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

Tho worlds tallcst building Ia N
New York City-'7s feet and ono incn
above the sidewalk
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

Texas has ii.ice oil wells with ar
average daily output Of 80 barrel,
each.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

The three greatest sources Of Alss.
kan wealth arc fisheries. furs and
minerals
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

Mrs. Lydia spo,ford. an aged woman
y. Lewiston. Nc. possesses four solid
silver spoons which were made from
the buckles of her great gra ndfn thcr
who was n soldier In the Revolution.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

To cover the distance from the earth
to the sun an express train going at
speed of So miles an hour and running
day and night would require 1Io years
to complete The journey.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

Democratic National Convention
opened in san Francisco.
Anarchist demonstrations were re-
ported in NAM cities o. Italy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

THE CHIEFTA1N has the beet
quality OF circulation FOR advertisers
OF any newspaper published In Colo
RADIO. It consistently supports the up
building OF the state with Just regard
10 every citizen. and It has the conf
dence and approval of Colorado's best
citizens OF every class and section.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
WHAT DO you WANT TO KNOW

WHAT DO You WANT TO KNOW
The Chteftain Information Bureau at
Washington furnishes readers, free of
charge. with accurate and authorita-
tive answers to questions or any and
Al, subjects concerning which informa-
tion can be had from the unparalleled
resources OF .he various federal gov
eminent departments. the great library
Of Congress and the many experts and
.cfentists In the government service
Two cents In postsee for reply must
accompany each inquiry. State clearly
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN INFORMA-
TON BUREAU.
Frederic J. Haskta. Director.
WashfnGton. d. G..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

John n. Rockefeller has total year
~ income Of tis. .coo eno to $4,000 .oco
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

Describing himself as a "Sparklcr. .''
and being asked what /, meant, a wit
ness in London court said. 81 sell
imitation diamonds to servant girls
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1921-02-12
Want
All Pie Possible
The Republicans are going

The Republicans are going /.
with a vengeance, they want
probe out of appointments
possible Democratic occupa'
and to that end have,been succe
full in with holding confrmati9:l
on number of presidential ap-
pointments. Had the confrma-
tions been possible the present
incumbents might not have baen
ousted, but being unconfirmed
by the Senate many Republicans
will fill the positions. This is par
ticularly the case with some two
thousand or more post Offices
throughout the country, which
otherwise would have been safe
for life, will be disturbed by the
present order of things, and their
successors may have to stand ex-
aminations, but may in turn be
life appointtees. This is the priyi-
lege of political party, to reward
the loyal and faithful; without
patronage political parties would
solicit little interest from the in
fiuential, and much less from the
rank and file.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1921-02-12
New Theatre
Now Assured,

We understand the possibility
of Thibodaux having one Of the
handsomest theatres in the South
has not gone a glimmering. Pro-
prietors of the local movie house
have not abandoned their idea Of
giving this community theatre
On the Strangers Hotel site, of
which all citizens will well be
proud" We trust the place will
accommodate travelling theatril
cal companies. Next year, or pro-
baby earlier, will see the new
amusement place started, as we
are informed by parties in a posi-
ton to know, and to speak with
authority. AS the strangers Ho-
tel" must go, opportunity for a
new hostelry is now offered those
interested.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1921-02-12
Another S. P. Train
To Stop At Schriever

''To facilitate travel and COM
.merce of Southwest Louisiana
the Southern Pacific Railroad
has decided to stop train 110 on
it's way to New Orleans at Schrie-
yer, La, according to an
nouncement of Charles S. Fay,
traffic manager, to the Traffic
and Transportation Bureau of
the Association of Commerce
Wednesday. For the present, how
ever, it was said, Schriever will
be q flag station only.
"Schriever is the junction of
several branch railroads connec-
| ting the parishes of Terrebonne,
! Lafourche, and Assumption with
| New Orleans via the Southern Pa
cifc Lines. The New Orleans COM
merce body acting in conjunction
with the Houma-T -Terrebonne and
| the Thibodaux-Lafourche AssO-
Citations of Commerce, at whose
request Schriever is made stop
ping point, pointed out to the
Southern Pacific officials that tho
failure of train 110 to stop at this
point has been the cause of great
delay in passengers reaching New
Orleans from the Southerns par
ishes.
"The train passes Schriever a
!4:45 p. m. thus enabling people
from Assumption, Terrebonnt
and Lafourche to come to New
Orleans and return the same
day -Times-Picayune.
From the above it appears tina
more people are assuming the cr'
dit than were interested in secur
ing the concession from the rail
road, and the organization exert
ing the greatest effort sees tn
results of it's effort divided witt
others, who were less energetic
but so long as we get what we ar
after, makes no difference VIII
claims the credit.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1921-02-12
Former Resident
Wants Publication.

A former resident, in fact a ma
tive, Hon. Philip ]. Chappuis, de-
Ilegate to the Constitutional Con-
Ivention, representing the Parish
of Acadia, has an ordinance he
proposes introducing in the con-
vention, to the end that due pu-
blicity be given all proceedings
of the convention, so that the
public be duly apprised of what
| is being done and what is not be-
ing done. That the proceedings
and the debates be reported ver-
batim, the whole printed and pu-
Iblished daily, or weekly, in
pamphlet form, and also in dura-
BILE bound form, in numbers as
the committee may deem suffi-
cient. That the committee on
rules be authorized to invite com
petitive bidding from response
BILE and competent parties who
shall be required to give good and
different security for perfor-
nance of contract. That the pro-
ceedings be given the State PriE-
ter on same basis as allowed for
legislative printing.
The matter deserves conside-
ration, and if the matter can be
secured at a reasonable cost there
can be no objection offered to the
proposition as submitted by Mr.
Chappuis.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1921-02-12
THBoDAUx LAFoURcHE PARISH LOUISIANA
Jury Reports
This Week.

Court met last Monday morn.
ng for the criminal term, no ci-
il business being considered
re by agreement, an d uncon-
csted or probate matters. The
rst business was the drawing OF
the Grand Jury which resulted
as follows: Louis H. Braud, fore
man, and Messrs Oscar Angel
loz, Ben Clement, Gustave Kno-
bloch, Raoul j. Bourgeois, Jo:
Hernandez, Warrang j. Harang
Philip Cancienne, Leonse Nor
want, Wilson Petit, Sylvester
Toups, Fracis J. Ducos.
The body met Immediately, re-
alizing that there was apparently
little. to do, as is always the rule
with few witnesses present
adjourned until Wednesday,
when the body was prepared tc
hear all matters presenting.
The Judge in charging, the i'll
ry referred to the lack of crime
in this parish, and expressed the
hope that the money, heretofore
spent in the ferreting
out. of crime, would ultimately
find its way to useful and more
profitable channels, such as pu-
bile education and the building
and maintenance of good roads.
District Attorney Coignet on
the opening morning filed a mum
Der Of informations and quite q
few pleaded guilty and were SEN
fenced, while those entering the
contrary plea had their respec-
tive cases fixed for the week
of the term.
The body reported Thursday
morning, after one days work, as
follows: Willfully shooting at
with intent to kill, true bill, Por-
ter Thomas; Operating slot ma
chine on premises, P. Pagluichi
Embezzlement and larceny
two counts, Hall.
The inquisitors, commented OF
the absence of serious crime since
the last sitting, the few com
plants made before the body
the fearful condition of the
roads in ward six, the necessity
fer road ordinance for the mainte
nance of the roadways, and the
necessity for road ordinances fol
the police jury maintaining The
same, which roads we're all badly
neglected. Bridge over Bayou
Terrebone just beyond corporate
limits was reported unsafe and
police jury requested to repair
the same; overdraft in parish tire
asury noted, and commented up
on.
Get w. S. S.