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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-15

3GS, and only a small percentage of
them are uncivillzed. They are fast
becoming educated, and Will ultimate
ly make good citizens.
Seventy per cent Of the inhabitants
OF the Philippines over ten years OF
age, according to the last census, are
liter0te. This is higher percentage
OF iteracy than that of any South
American country, higher thnn that of
Spain, and higher than that of amy
of the New Republics of Europe whose
Independence is being guaranteed by
the Allies.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-15
CLEANLINESS OF IMPORTANCE
Utensils and Managers in Which Calves
Arc Fed Should Be Given
Close Attention.

Strict attention should be paid to
the cleanliness Of the utensils and
hangers in which the calves are fed
as well as to the box stalls In which
they are CHARTERED. The latter should
be cleaned out at least once week
Nd preferably oftener.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-15

They had started for a stroll.
"Hhere is our minister" he said,
"l'm going to ask him to join us. y
"I'o join us? Oh, George, this
is so sudden! But hadn't you
better speak to papa before en-.
gaging the minister, dearY"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-15

Teacher" What is the mean
ing of 'parvenu'?"
Johnny-"An upstart.
Teacher-"Give a sentence in
which the word is used"
Johnny-"W When "A man sits
down on a bent pin, he gives a
violent parvenu. "
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-15

What do you suppose makes
our gas bill so Target"
Why, George, don't you know
we are light housekeeping"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-15

Scoffers do not always get the
best of it. Some business men in
a railway carriage thought a Sal
walton Army lass fair market
for their wit. One Of them asked
her whether she thought Jonah
was comfortable in the whale
VI don't know" she answered,
"but I'll ask him by-and-bye,
when ! get to heaven. "But
suppose you don't find him there
said he. in that case" she re
piled, "you can ask him for your
self"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-15
Preferred Relations

Small Margaret had said her
prayers, and her mamma was
tuc'sing her in to leave her to he,
slumbers, when the child begged
that mamma would not leave her
alone.
Why, Margaret, /" said mamma
soothingly, but surprised at this
unexpected demand, "you know
you are never alone, for God is
always with you" l.
Yes, F" rejoined the small maid
en- doubtfully, 81 know. But
mamma, I'd rather have some of
my own relations"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
Gus 2ntberidmert.

Mnf Ser &udreiie pom &ei9stage'
al @orms febrte Martin 2utber
an %. Mpril 1921 in Srieoberg,
@eiieL Elm nnb uberna9tete in Dem
&auie u3um @runberg GeBt 8a1,
leritraBe 32). Son bier aus idrieb
CT apei nod erbaltene 8riefe, einen
an ben &aiIer, Sen ar1oeren an Die
GeibsItql1De. Die beoentlamite
Grinerl1ng an Cutters Mufentbolt
in Srieoberg lit bas iogenan1te
2utberl1mert, bas LANCE Sabre TIM
8eiite Der 8ubb6nolerfamilte 8in-
Oernagel fid befan6 uno bon bieier
Dor einigen Sabren' Dem itaottiden
Mu1eum als 2eibgabe %iiberuieien
pnrbe. Dns 51nert geb0rte bem
Gei9sberolo &nipar 5turm, Der
2l1tber als 8iirge bes &aiierli9en
59ubes nod @orms unb nie0er
5urid Big nod Srieoberg geleitet
bat. 9ier entlieB i'm 2utber uno
gab ibm bic genanmten 8riefe nad
@orms nit. Das Brunfi6pert,
Elm pradtboler 3ueibanoer, pererb-
tie iib IN Der Samilie bes &aipar
St1rm, Ser tier leBbaft par, tort
un6 tpltrbe bon 6ieier als Dertbpue
grt11nernng an groBe Sage arfbe<
mabrt. 9as 51pert gab friiber
Dem ieueiligen Better beitimmte
Borredte; er mar bon BEN Sronla-
item befreit 1t11b braudte feline Sir
gerpa1e 5u leiiten. Nadfom11e11
Ser 1peibli9en 2inie Der 6an1ilie
gturm lebe1 nod bel1te IN Srie6-
berg. Mls 1841 Die @efabr be-
ftano, oaB 6as .2lttberidpert bon
engliiben Satmlern gefauft Mir
Sc, erparb es Der 8u9bdnoler 8in-
oernagel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
gapierbrci -Sabrif Nlasfas.

Mns Sl.neau fon1nt Die benner>
fensnerte Meloltl1g, oaB aud Die
erite 9ol5papierbrei : Sabrif I'M
gerritorium Mlosfa ins 9aiein ge.
treten lit.
gdo1 Dor pieIen Sabren bette
Ser Soritoienit Ser Ser. Staaten
perfudt, cine 8apierbreimiible IN
Mlosfa1 at begrin0en; bod Die
Sdmierigfeiten fuir 6iefes Bionier>
nnternebmen tparen oarnals at gro.
Be, u16 Die Breiie fir ben Ba.
pierbrei tparen 81 nieorige, I'M bic
Snbe Iobnenb gu MAIDEN. &elite
lieger1 ieoob Die Dinge iebr iDeient,
Ii6 anoers.
Die meme &oI5brei-Snbrif Iiegt
i'm EongnB . NationnIforft,
tpelder bas MobmaterioI nod i'm
reiditen MaBe Iiefern fanr, I'M.
nett Sunedu. Broben Der eriten
Brooufte iin6 idon in SSl,11ealt eir-
g~etroffen. 8is iebt BOT Sic Sabrif
cine &apa5tf6t bon 90 gonnen PRO
Sag, BEL naiier-eleftrii1em 8etrieb;
iie 6iirfte ober iebr baIb iinrf ber-
groBert neben unb 6ar1 ai1 Moi.
len 3eitungspapier ber1teden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
Ndtsis Sabre jung.

lleber Die energiiden Mlten III Der
2eitung GROCER @eibafte. lbreiM ser
Stem Dorf Sernlb":
.Giner Der groBten englilden
Sabrifanten, 2orb %2enerbuIme, ser
ielbit iiber 20 Sabre alt lit, lit Sc
mabrsn1ann fir Die grflarung, oaB
.es bas arauden Der 3ogernoen unO
ni1t Der Mrbeitseifer Der gmjigen
1T, mas oas 2ebensalter ser 2eute
in England abfiir5t. ST fiibrt iei-
ne 8eobadtungen in Den Gereinig-
ten 9taaten IN, I'm feline Sbcorie
al erbdrten. Or iagt, es gdbe bier
5ulanoe Ma1tner bon 80, 80 un0
Bis gu 100 Sabren, Sic nod BEL gu.
ter @eInnobeit iin6 un6 am @eibdft
t4tigen Mnteil nebmen.
Crit Dor einigen Eagen bot g.
6. 5orbes int Bbilaoelpbia Bubble
2eoger" mebrere 8eiipiele BON
Mmerifanern angefibrt, Die iber
Das Sitter bon 80 hina11s iino nnb
bod Sen gr0Bten @eihafts : Int
ternebmu11gen Doriteben. @r fiibrte
Die fir5libe @rtpablung zines Man-
res bon 81 Sabren gum 8rdfioen-
ten elmer befantten Sirma a1t. Ser
BrGiibent elmer nnierer gr6Bten
8anfen lit SO Sabre alt. nn0 To-
melt oie Mainner 5miiden 20 uno
80 in 8etra9t fommen, Die nod I'M
@ei9irr fins unb frdftig an5ieben,
10 gibt es beren Die Wenge. Ser
8rdiioent Ser 5tabl-&orporatian 1T
70 Sabre off. Ser Braii6ent elmer
Ser pibtigiten 0itliden 8abnen 1T
70 Sabre alt. Die Statiitif, 5eigt,
oaB bon SO Big 80 bas Sitter lit, IN
Dem uniere erfolgreiditen Mant1er
lire groBten 8reiie oaportrnger1.
Mit so Sabren mar Sarriman nod
elm 86rfenmafIer. Wt so Sabren
f~ontrouierte er Elm transfontinenta.
leg giienbnbnipItem. Seit 8err1o-
gen bon iiber $75,000,0O0 purbe
bol1ptiadli@ i'm lebten Ge5enniltm
frines 2ebens %ertporbem."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
S,unanita6t sesen aidsablans.

! Mm 10. Mpril 1920 ging, mie
Ser u8orpdrts" er5dblt, elm @ie-
11er MISUNDERSTANDING ipasie-
rem 1ln6 lit ieitber nidt mebr 81 BEN
lGltern a~urudgefebrt. Ser Sunge
NOR 161a Sabre alt. Sad ID Co
gen tam cine &arte, arf Der Der
SSunge arlgab, BOB er r1ah Stalten
reiie. ginige @o1m bana9 ibrieb
ct aus SStalie1l. baB er mad Sra1f-
reid fabre, nno nod einem Monat
fam Elm 8rief aus Maroffo, in 0erl
Ser SSllnge mitteilte, er lei bel Der
Sremoenlcgion, 9as 5faatsamt.
Des NeuBern l1l1o Sic fra11a0liide
Geianofibaft ernirften MN oas
geripreGea 5rallfreiGs, bnB es ger.
1SSungen Ser feiren 5frcib 1tatir-
li1 tief bereut, 5uriidididen nole,
Ga Ell erit rs Sabre alt mar. aber
5ranfreiih forOert bon oen Gltern
Die 500 Sraiafen, Die es Dem 2egio-
ltidr gegeben bat. Nlin foften 500
grarfen %, 900 aroren, ober Der
8ater III Elm bonitanoiig ertperbsim
fabiger &riegsinpalibe, Der baupt.
iG1lih bon Ser l1nteritiiBling leiner
gertDat1ote1 llebt. Die Boli5ei teillte
init oer Sssu1ge lei N Sranfreidd
interriert nl1o iobaI0 Das @eD tom.
nc, peroe Ct mud @ie1 5.triidge.
fhidt mer6eu. sS:
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sanobpsen itatt @esenbOsen.

Cine iebr urgemobnlibe Natur.
erideinl1ng tpl1rbe unldngit BON
Bermeiiungspartien iiber einem
Sell Der @roBen 5a15ieeregion boob
adtet, in ntab.
@s lit nod fem uncertainties
8ort 1afur %Dorbanoen; man f0nnte
tie aber CUR Scot einen v5anbbo=
gen" ner11en. Inter oenielben Ser
baltniiien, mie ionit Elm Gegenbo-
gen, trat Tie ms 9aiein, ieoob
I1ien bte Come ni6t anf &egen-
tropfen, ionoern auf lauter Cell
6en 5an6, tDel9e 0ur6 ben 8ino
in Ser 2uftibpebenb erbalten
plr6e.
Die Sarben bon Dem 5%erlegten
5onnenli6t maren berrli9 gld1-
aenb; nn6 es NOR ald nod elm
5m e it er 6anoboger iidtbar.
Ser 9auptbogen NOR rei6li6
ooppelt 10 meit, pie Elm %getp0bnli.
der &egenbogen; bod mar MIR ein
8r11bltuf bes Salbfreiies ii6tbar.
Gs mar iegenannter bolitiider
ganbsbon nabe5u glei6en &0rnden,
tpeI9er CUR gilbung bes Sarben,
i1eines obe1t in Der 21,ft fiibrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
ssl~a a-~aa3 "a sa ~, !. e Z a.aa 49, Z
Alaska tutrn fflbfdnotger.
Die G;nfmbren iinfen NIB bic
Mnsfnhren tlel11e11 81.

Ser Musneis iber ben 9anbels-
umiat oes bohnoroiiden 8e%rritori.
uln1s Mlasfas fir bas Sabr 1920
erEGlt feline 8eoentung nibt ionoer.
lih ourh Die Gr0Be Der borgefabr.
tel 3iffern an uno fir fi6; tpobl
nber 1T er ourh Die INNER itarfer
berportretenbe Entiabe be11erferts-
pert, bob Sic einbeimifde Hroo11f.
ton anbaIteno fteigt, u1o aud in1'
ner mebr Maren aus llasfa Der.
Ianot neroen, tpdbretto Der @lnfttbr.
8ebarf abnimmt.
SIN gar5en 5eigte Der alasfani<
i9e &anoelsnmfaB BON 1920 gegen-
iber 1919 eineH Mbrutih Inn eftDas
iber 1 WiQion Dollars an @elD.
inert, - aber in @irfli1fet mar
Die &anoelslage Mnsfas cine bel
Before, als lie 1919 getDeIen, dig
Elm Abitur5 Inn II Milionen Dol
lars gu per5eidnen mari u11o Die
alasfaniide. Mnsfubr bon 1920
Iberitieg Die @infubr Inn runb an
fertbalb Wilionen; ibr beitdnbig
meiteres Steiger miro nit 8eitimmt-
belt ertuartef. SIN iibrigen lit in
bieie Musfubr nidt bios bie nod
ben Ser. Staaten eingerednet, ion-
bern aud Die gleidfans 5unebmenoe
mad alien a11smdrtigen 2anoern.
Snsgeiamt muroen 1920 aus
Mlasfn mad Ben Ser. 6taaten nno
Dem Muslan6e fir 65,902,636 Sol
lars 8rooufte aner b~orfommenben
Mrten ansgefibrt. Mitge5dbIt fino
ieoo1 aud aue Grtrdgniiie oes
8%ergbaues, Ser 5ii9ereien nnb Der
Sago, bic iiberbnupt berianot mur-
ben.
Ser 8ergbau alasfas bat nod
Cen befannten gerlniten pieoer he
iertlibe @epi111e gu ber5eibnen,
- aber bie @plb- uno Die 3innfel.
Ser 6es Oufon-gaIes nod al1sge<
norrn1er, tpie lange2
Sn nidt febr ferner 3eit 6iirfte
Masfa in a1en bauptiddliben 9in-
gen fogut tpie %unabbd1gig bon Der
iiErigen @eIt fein, i'm $anoel TO-
nie n19 IN Der Broouftion! 9ie
Masfnner fino dl1Berft 1ernbegierig,
ur6 ibre gnergie lit unbinoigl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
Eesensosenfarben.

TIFT EEgSG$NEAEELMMEG# F4Et
GIN - "a Ii TRIUMPH fab i'm Bnloe
so eininm lpie nod me,
Stubiert' BON alien @petbe
STE Sarbentbeorie. 43s
trat ei1l d I il c 7 SSuy1ge
4erbDr aus Dem @eitrdn9,
gSplt' 5artlib tpobl nInfa]ien
Sen 8laultrulnpf aqiogleih.
Das tat ben glauitrampf frarten
Ntun fat Biz IN ben S0D,
gr tpar0 biz an pie Sbren
5ofort gan5 puter 7
IS eI idnabel!" ihrie ber 9lau'
triumph
Sen griaen Su1gen an,
.@tq1t 9n Sid lpObl entferre15
biit ia nod fein Nann."
@leib BAIT er alf Der 5te1e
Malb eine 8adpfeif' meg,
tpnrD Ser allerdrmlte
@elbf9nabel IN Ell Dor Sdred. NJ
q If IN a I Droiiel iingt bou Webt1ltt
@ier5u Elm traurig 2ieo,
Snbes ein @egenbDgen
Sen @immel rings llr15tebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
0ip 6errfhaftgf0

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.x..% 80
- Die &errf@aftgfo-
d II. rSh muB mir bod tpteoer
NAL Elm &oltiim BEL Der S9ne1oe-
rim bon meiner @na6igen anfertt-
gen Iaiien, 0amit fie tpieoer 4reo!t
bel ibr friegtl"
- Der mabre @rnn6. @ait
(5m einem am Mebentii6 i'm 8irts-
baus 1ibe11ben 8efannten): Sic fon.
men aber oroentli6 8ier trinfen nno
BreBeI bn5u eiien, Serr &enermann.
&euermarn: Mb masl 9ie 8ret-
5el eiie i6 rrnr, neil 6aS 8ier io
i9auoerbaft 1bmeGt, nn6 0as Bier
trinfe ib,; oamit i6 ben i6enBli6enn
8rebelgeibmad losnerbel
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Sin SenfmaI fir poalneride Gre.
nabiere. s3.

Sn Settiin fano III sanpeienbeit
oes Observation-Disclosures Matfer..
Ten nno oeg Erit5en giifesGrieorid
auf benz &oiernenbof bes 8renu-
6~ierregiments &onig Jrieorib MiI.
belm IV. WomneriIdes 81. 2 sic
gntbuiinl,rg eires 9enfmaIs ffiiiir Sic
.@efaIleren oes Megirnents itott. Ger
Denfitein trdt 6ie Mufihrih: ngs
nnren 2581 pommerid Grenabie,
re babel SO 0ffi5iere 269 Inter.
soffi5iere. Die tooesmutig Dr 2eben
gnben fuiir iibren Rniier nifo hires
gateriuttoes Mllbm ullo ghre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10

2iesben I'm ser Wenagerte):
rDn, 8apa, 10 Ell @lefant mllB
iib mobl Dor 3ugluft iebr in abt
nebnlenl "
Batter: rSa> par1m oenn,
n1ein &i116?"
8 lie den: n@6, nenn 10 Elm
gIefnr1t nit ietnen groBen 3dbnen
NAL 8abmpeb frtegt, muB er ia
gang ibredlib ausiebenl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10

Ass. Ms ~+4y,y--S
iitelllnugen zines n~eutralen Goriders
III neil iiberieciiNen @ebieten oerle.
nigen Stnnten ais, berlen Die beiltt.-
idJen Solomon ans n8iDi1geroel1
@riilloeA Der Menjblidfeit nno 3i
utilization" our 8ertDaltung nbers
tragen noroen iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10

- e E q. g.:
Ser Sdlinger iol ia cine flImi,
mantle Me6e gegen Die3ugsperipdtu1-
gen gebnlten baben."
s.: r&unfitidl Sc mar fat
m6rtIi@ bteielbe, Die feline Srau ibm
11e11lih gebalten Fat, als er at iipiaitt
gum giiet gefontme11 mar"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-22
JOE W0P ANO RIVERA
END TRAINING TODAY

When Joe the wop and Demon Ri
vera pull off the gloves this afternoon
after their workouts II Will mean the
close OF a hard and e;renuous train
Ing period put in by Goth the battlers
for. their twenty rouhc main event on
the Pueblo Athletic cubs card atv2l:ts
West Seventh street. Wednesday night.
The Wop breezed thru u hard work
out with The Instructions from Joe Pea
don to step lively. following up with
another setto with Eddie Johnson and
then taking a fling at several other
sparring partners. AZ the conclusion
of the training the surapper seemed TO
be In fighting trim and tho weight was
well within tho limit of lis pounds Tor
ringside.
At the Steel Works Y. Demon Rivera
battered his way thru his sparrinE
partners and showed surprising I'm
provement, even over mis- Saturdays
performance. Kid Mex and the Demon
went at II manned and tongs and
Rivera found his way thru the crafty
Mex's guard for hard left and right
punches that landed with plenty OF
steam behind them.
The two bantams showed an unusual
burst. of speed yesterday and were IN
the best OF physical condition from all
appearance. The pace set thru thar
workouts gave every evidence that the
main event on Wednesday night VIII
be a whirlwind affair from the tap of
the bell to the time Referee JimFlynn
gives his decision.
Kid Thrasher and Kid johnson will
open the fistic card with four-round
tilt as a curtain raiser and Soldier Rob
crts and Kid Butler will follow with
six-round semi windup. Thirty rounds
have been scheduled for the star event.
Tickets Yor the bout are on sale at
Dixon Millers. Swearingen. The En-
pire and tho Perkins Pool hall on
Northern avenue. The pasteboards can
be secured at any OF these places until
late Wednesday afternoon and in tho
evening at the clubs ticket office on
Seventh street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-22

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Markets
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York, Nov. 21.-Mixed condi-
tions prevailed in the stock market
TODAY favorites showing an uncertain
trend thruout. Lacking more piausio!e
explanations the uneven tone was AT
tributed to firmness OF money rates
and developments at the armamenee !
conference. Among active snares' .he
only noteworthy, and In most IN
stances temporary gains were mace oy
coppers, utilities and several JUNIOR
oils, equipments and food speciaities'
with the usual sprinkling OF miscel-
laneous issues. .
Leaders were subjected to raios IN n
the last hour. Pullman. Haskell and
Barker, affiliated equipments and sew
eral shippings and feathers displaying
most unsettlement. supporting ORDERS
In United States Steel and other stand
ard stocks affected partial recoveries
at the confused close. Sales. $4,000
shares.
Business gains at western centers
were neutralized by further declines In
railroad tonnage. important loadings
showing decreases of 10 TO 20 per cent.
Demand loans opened at per cent
against last weeks final quotation OF
BY per cent but the latter rate was
posted toward the end and offerings
of time money even for the shorter
dates were relatively small.
British exchange hovered arosnd its
recent maximum but French bills were
heavy with the Belgian ratio each for
feiting about 10 points. German marks
eased only a trifle. notwithstanding
their acute weakness IN London. The
Investment market continued strong
and abroad as indicated by large sub
scriptions to Consolidated Gas notes
totaling 500 900. 900 and the strength OF
the general list. In the railway d.
vision. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
issues rose in anticipation OF the new
organization plan. Liberty bonds
closed mostly at advances and interna-
tionals strengthened. Total sales. par
value, 3le,S75. 900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-22
Rheumatism
Can Be Cured!
But You Must Clear Your Blood Of
Waste Products

Lack of exercise and improper diet
causes waste products to accumulate
in the blood. You will at once realize
that unless the blood 1e pure. some
part of tho body will become diseased.
Rheumatism, with its pain and
agony. is one of the most serious d.
scases caused by waste products m
the blood. You know. OF course. the
blood is not confined alone to the
arteries and veins. 1t passes out of
these channels to all parts of the body.
This is how sediments or waste prod
ucts are deposited in the muscles and
Joints. Genuine relief can be had only
by correcting the basic troublc--waste
products
Thousands and thousands of men and
women during the past 30 years have
cleared their blood of waste products
With i. S. s. II is the ideal remedy for
rheumatism. because 1t removes the
poisonous waste matter which Is caus-
ing the trouble. There are no bad
after effects and the result is wonder
ful. begin taking s. s. S. today and
write for Sc page illustrated booklet,
Facts About the Blood''-frce.
Personal medical advice. without
charge. may also be had by sending a
complete description of your case. Ad-
dress Chief .dedical Director, Swift
Specific CO.. 7Si S. s. s. Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga. All drug stores sell s.
S. s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-22
.CH|CAG0 GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. ILL.,, Nov 21.-with stocks
OF wheat rapidly being reduced. bull1
In wheat today showed an increase or
confidence. Owing to profit taking
however advances were not fully
maintained. The close was unsettled
Nc to Ike net higher with December
s1.os to $1.09h and May 31.11 to $111h.
Corn gained %@hc and oats lost
n shade to Nc.
Provisions varied from THO TO 100
decline to a rise of 15c. It was gen
orally conceded that big falling off
in the domestic visible supply OF wheat
would be announced and this expecta-
ton was more than fulfilled by q de-
crease of 100000 bushels for the
week.
Besides exports to November 1 were
given as 16000.000 bushels more than
last year. Talk WAS also current that
supplies east of the Rockies had been
heavily over-exported, and that North
western millers were after hard winter
grades In Kansas whereas advtces on
farm reserves In Kansas and Nebraska
as well indicated relatively small hold
ings. Lightness of receipts counted
as an additional bullish factor. Never
theless, the market presented an over
bought appearance after midday and
commission houses turned to the selling
Export demand helped strengthen
corn as did continued attention to
plans for government financing Of the
corn crop. Trade in oats was mainly
local. Packers Of lard did much to
coUnterba1ance in the provision market
the effect OF higher quotations on
hogs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-22

Canon City, is up in arms concerning
the scholastic football title and the
canceling of the Colorado Springs
game on Thanksgiving day for the
southern Colorado championship. The
Springs Terrors defeated the Lamar
high school team, the Arkansas valley
champs 1910 last week and the game
between Longmont and the Colorado
Springs scheduled for this Saturday
will be for the northern and southern
sections of the state. this game ar
ranged on an order signed by the Of
f1cials of the Colorado Interscholastic
Football association. This will leave
both Gunnison and Canon City out of
the running according to the new ar
rangements, which are official. The
state league has no jurisdiction in
canceling games and from the orders
signed by the officials of the asso-
citation the Terrors will clash with
the Longmont eleven on November 26
John Corey, principal of the South
Denver high school and president of
the Colorado Interscholastic football
league stated that the association has
no authority to cancel the Colorado
Springs-Cano City game. but the
league has ruled that the Colorado
Springs team sha | play Longmont for
the state championship on Nov. 26 and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-22
O. 'TOOlE AND MACK
START BOXING SCHOOL

A new school for amateur boxers
and wrestlers has been started by
Kid Mack and Mickey O'Toole, two
local mitt weilders who have under
their care several promising members
which they will enter In the amateur
tournament of the Pueblo Athletic
Club to be held during the month OF
December.
The following boxers are included
in the Mack-O'Toole institution; Wild
cat Parker t33 lbs. Young Willie
jackson 1o5, lbs. Joe welch s5 lbs.
Charles Gibson 11s lbs, Terror Dale
122 lbs, Young Billy Fitzgerald 105
lbs. Pinkey Mitchell IS lbs, Kid Vic
95 lbs The wrestlers to be entered up
to the present time included Young
Lewis 155 lbs. Tex Pickle 150 lbs.
Hard Tax 145 lbs. Young Gotch 1c5
lbs. Several new entries are expected
to be made during the next week.
when the school will have certain
nights in each week to train the men,
bers.
Any one wishing TO join the tourna-
ment should get In touch with Mickey
O'Tooic. any afternoon during the
week at the p. A. c. cl2ia W. Seventh
Street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-22
F00TBALL SCHOLASTIC TITLE
NOW OPEN FOR CRITICISM

Colorado Springs is expected to abide
by this order.
The Colorado Springs team has Of
fered two dates. dec. and 10 to
Canon City but should the Terrors
defeat the Longmont aggregation. the
Dec. date would be held over be-
cause of the game with the Salt Lake
City team. The Canon team will be left
at the post as they have no qualified
claim for the championship honors on
the basis of not being u member Of
the state league.
1t is likely that the Canon City
team will lay claim to the champion
ship for southern Colorado on for
feiture in the event the Springs game
is not played. Canon City has suf-
fered but one defeat this season and
came as the result of their first game
scheduled with the Florence eleven,
but since this initial set back have
won every game played. their last
contest showing an overwhelming de-
feat of the North Denver high by a
score of $50.
Further complications in the situa-
ton resulted from the refusal of Coach
Rex Curtis of South Denver high to
play the Colorado Springs team with
out a guarantee, which was said to
have been out of proportion accord
ing the Springs officials and entirely
too high to meet.