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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

lr.h gseCtsE Z stock and fixtures
lsris a good store build
SOD wa ,"areroom 14x4o, with
H.. 70 rooms above wired for
sksn La.s. 80. a good barn and
A;ss 1oase I acre of land,
3 s1rr,,,-s s.ilali town with a
. sad tss1aaing country, tim
e n a - -lIlhg- S45OO. viii
tsrtY. - - amount of Salem
sslspes' 'i1e cash and terms
ibou ;, Futnam & McLar-
p over Peoples cash
s9s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

fOHD coupe. late 1920, driven
about 1000 miles, cheap. Advance
Rumley Garage and Nachino
WORKS 1916 N. Commercial st.
aqs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

A CT III. -
For the balance Of the week ohLy
a 10 acre tract. a mile from SaLeIn,
the real value is $4,000, but see Il
YOU can possibly buy. VIM. Fleln-
ing. 341 Sta,e St, room q.
FOR SALN10 acres all in cuiu-
walton. fine soil, new room
nIastered house. good barn ana
autbu .ldinzs, fine location. Price
sssO0 Hart & Muller, 2Os ore
gOn bldg.
T0TRNAI WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

Just now can sell you so acres;
) room house on a very s2nu
road. close TO school for 'i'7o,
4 cash. Magee, room 29' corner
State and Commercial over Bl-
sfck's
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09
For Sale-Miscenaneous

rOH SALE = Treblas. inspected,
Tree Of root weeVil, SIS per 1000,
you dig them. John Bailey, Rt.
8. box SIS. d6e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

WE just listed two 10 acre tracTs
on main road as follows; 10
acres all cultivated but l acre,
acres prunes. strawberries and
Iogans. well water, new house
and barn. some clover, kale, etc.
$500, half cash. The other ~ Is
same soil not quite as wen I'M
proved. for s2500. Brown, over
Busick's. corner State and Com
nercial. phone 500. DIV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09
RADCLIFFE & WARING

341 State st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

-e I'm improved. 4 room house.
sinssi d, =, very best of soil. well
IA y, lnree fourth mile from
Eas - tiiooL three and one half
\ a Z+ salem. Only $500. Put
c., AcLareu. room 21. 1sO
- gl5l street. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

20 ACRE farm, nice level an ia
cultivation. 4 room house, barn
and outbuildings, 2 cows and
horses. harness. good buggy wa
gon nIows. mower. rake and
other farm implements some
furnirrre seed oats and pota-
toes. all go with place al price,
$500. This is just one OF our
MANY good buys. Wm, W. POW
ell. 34I y. Coml. phone 6eo.
List your property with me IoE
or1icly sale bny
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09
For Sale-Farms

oALh-lo acres with good
improvements close in SooS
road, IN acres fruit Prica ou es
wv: w, Wih take house up to $1,000
Ss c. ilrst payment, balance terms
StaInSter Ste q Thomason, s3IH
oNANNl- n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09
e sNEW n TO-DAY

Pms. 519 Court st. Phon
7-cIonahan Incubator. ther
meter. Meter etc, Al condition % s'
a pons'i4 i4F15. CO
ElIS.s.T77-Carpenter W. work Of a.
Nihp new or repair. Singleton
BSone Nome 1880. ~
1g5S STyT-Large furnished room
4 W., Tr,itchenette. Corner che
IsEeta and Liberty. . :
- saddle horse for sale. In
ih' ~ of Mr.. Rabacher at fai
plls nds 10 e6'
S7rp SPREAD, a real mat
thn tor fred Bax. Max o. Bur
4 = iis q N com1 St: m
VIII handle Baby Crane
A .rroIet, overhauled, repainted
sStsis'aG |Sis IS a snap. Phone 361. q6O'
EM1NG board linoleum, brown
|.rj green. Max o. Buren, ~, =,
Il Commercial y
clT.E-Blocky built CLYDE
= years old, heavy boned
a,J aiobt 1925. Farmers Feed barr
elgh' i'- e6(
- f117iIv COWS for sale
u.iie from S. 18th st. Morn.
rside George p. Fl. S. White
gfiue' s61
bTYFR wanted 10 travel ant
t.i.t lady in established bust
- A few hundred dollars re-
pred. Room 25 BliSh fotei. i6'
ErNPIA Grafonola slightly
u for sale cheap, with very
4 terms. The Wiley B. Allen
5lS Court st. 5s-
'PTSCO and Decorate superior
N tints in beautiful soft tones,
I,y O. Buren,, 179 N. Com1. "a
.TED-small acreage with
Nd improvements, close in, for
Il Call phone 2O95, w. w.
Dge. 10
= Automobile crank be-
E,en Chemawa and Sublimity,
,dpr please phone 724. Terwil-
IN Funeral home. 69t
-c0NGOLEUM rugs $40 and
Max O. Buren, 179 N. Com'l.
&C
4 l,ETTD-Commercial plowing,
IN Fordson tractor. Prefer
Dving north of Salem. Phone
4 evenings. i64
IN SIX sedan. repainted. This
guaranteed same as a new
h $500 will handle. Phone
BIZ S61. $50"
NNT-2 room furnished
lor housekeeping, light, wa
+ bath and telephone, second
n AK 6 Hiph IL
1,nro,,a ,------5-I1.
bred Rock eggs for sale. SO
" Is, excellent LAYERS. Mrs. c.
Brown, $40 Bush st. So
SGLF-s,n OOO Of 6 ne-cent
spicipal bonds of West Salem
n accrued interest from Ian
In I 1921 s5OO units of IL
III "a Years Phone 17e9w1 ce4
y y sea-S- : lIo',e i. w .. ~
n o. Buren. 179 N Conf. o*
In TIDrc -T-l -
Il rond l,Nmo - We 80 iaHe ti Iolte Sath
H. sOou wv uaeu @ 01Af @ tiies, oo.e .e
m siS Iru Toa Ioi G,,it ~ lIteS lsVsI SS ~
moroe, ,o Ice e; g. "I5Sera, pS t3o sst sou. eo.
/ C1iE n 80 -; - =
H., SHn oai,,. Mo COWS anu anu wv
.rsov 49, o." li,oii'iis oiu' one
~ s', ,oI,n T,e Durhaih' give aoouo
4 Inf % ASdToss g PtTo VI p;a, a LAY; % -
N 9s1 81
:FpIop --1---,
II sOd ott.a %a,l PAPER VaIueS On
Rnren 10 "T'Te NJ GO soo"S' wa =
h - :. - I'm L
N larse oarn and good lot In
's ! s Iocation' north, for sale
In coSid SIi'' bo lor von,T, sivUV, = cash
Iuse Rarhou p eouIil D Ilito ooa
|ay bldg '' Ds
'cpFS I,--, ,-
smai, improved piace In eoge
IN cror tu"1' ~ Aounoance OF
4 coo5 49, n az, = oI soou I'm
|n & McLaren roon - ia
Commercial street ne
/ SALE-NTorn,o,, a--.o-.h
bdster hng hnJI l'9 I au.o,iiool,e'
ste glass nj nGu' Guy' soou Top.
! on a cl,Ss,, ",,luowS' oo,. .too q classy ass,
b,ida, ciaSSy car $500. VIII
|one 647. s'OO iisA' CI' ns1
/ Bungalow : roon3 f,rs, o,as
every respect, 2 large lots.
IgP Of fruit, garage, one
I1A 10 car; owner leaving city. |
Edp at $4,000 II cash rhar
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09


/ have some good buys in bun
Eal0ws. one : room. south. for
$500, one for $1,000 and uD 10 35,-
500 IN one modern In all partlcu-
lars and on one Of the best view
lots in salem.
Also cottages and other houses
at from $500 up. A good buy In 6
room on paved street, and car line
Tor 1850. another on paved street
$3.50. worth the money. A good :
room worth every dollar asked.
5000 cash.
ACREAGE
A swell home on paved road
and car line. all in fruit and ber-
ries. and modern house, close to
school. See this, ~ acres.
II. z. BROWN
over Buack's. State and CONNER
cial. Ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09
REAL ESTATE
BECKE & HENDRICKS

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
205 u. S. bank bldg Phone 161
room new bungalow, break.
fast nook, nice light fixtures, neal
car. $1,000, $500 cash.
5 room modern bungalow, nice
built in kitchen and buffet in din
ing room, large lots on paved
street. $3650, $3.50 cash.
rooms, plastered, modern
plumbing, paved street, east front,
close to car. $2750, $500 cash.
6 rooms, beautifu1 modern Dun-
galow, paved street, south. $6SOO.
rooms, strictly modern, fine
garage, hardwood floors. $500.
rooms strictly modern, hot
water, furnace, 2 fireplaces, large
lot; on paved street and car line:
completely furnished with high
grade furniture. $4,000. Easy
terms, 59+
SO ACRES / u miles south of Ma
rion, 10 acres Of new land lust
cleared, acres in stumps, bGl-
ance in timber and pasture. This
is fine river bottom land and
when cleared worth 5000 per
acre. To sst.le an esSa:e VIII sell
for $4,000 4 sold by ne lsth ~
March. See my agent, Mr.. Rob
inson. with A. E. Peterson. 22g
Or igon bldg. b58s
SAY
So much time and care is neces-
sary to personally inspect and
advertise an my farm
iistiDgs, on which / specialize, that
have decided to place all my city
listings in the hands Gf Mr.. Rob
lnson who has had extended ex-
perence in this line ana whom I
am sure will consciantious sly cayry
Dut my pet idea Of advertising p9oD
erfy exactly as it is. II pays. Ask
me to see the following and de-
-ermine whether OF not we state
'qcts:
1873 acres fenced AMI cross fenc-
I'd. two sets OF 5hildirgs Her. Is
,onr chance to pick up a real bar
gain. $50 per acre. u cash.
so acres. Is prunes, 5 apples.
1'i"Hd f7mily orchard. % acres
srain, good pasture ard and 30
res fine timber. Good buildings.
$3.50 per acre.
60 acres Of good land on main
-oad to Independence. Good house
barn and chicken housr. 2 acres
II orchard, rest in cultivation.
'tock and machinery go. $4,000,
ook 60 over.
40 acres Of the finest land in
5arion county on good road 81
cres prunes, 4 stra wberries. bal |
nee cultivated. Don't miss seeing
his if you are looking for the |
est 5000 per acre on good terms.
q, acres, acres pruues. 2 acres I
og8fs, a fine mixed family ORCH |
I'd Is acres in spring oats. 3 acres I
af lFn and berries. balance in tim /
er and pasture. Good ( room cDt- I
age, water piped 20 house and .
arm $500 on terms.
J Z acres most modern and up 20 !
atei property on Pacific highway. I
ID Il fruit and berries A real &
0ud-ry home with big income. Let I
la tell you about u.
10 acres with modern buildings. /
iuI in high state Of cultivation.
lTe fine fruit 5000.
. acres. 4 room house. barn and /
I5-Eau house, land an iu cultiva-
lon and Al stuff II you want %
NY land. see me. I'm the land .
.ar that delivers the dirt that's /
1od.
ARTHUR z. PETERSEN
2s oregon bldg. Member Of Ma
0u County Realty association
n5ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

6h acres fine soil, good room
house. family orcnard, good
barn. IL miles from Salem on
good road $4,000.
acres choice land. splendid for
home and fruit and berries, n
miles out. good road. $500.
$50 acres ~ miles from good
town in Marion county, near rail-
road, school and post office, well
watered. SIS per acre.
5, 10, Is, 80. 40 acre tracts close
In at prices 10 suit. All the best Of
soil and well located.
OREGON LAND co.
ff2 State street. ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

sfor arm, 40 acres in cul-
p N ~ ~ acres pasture, 80
3 49, " il'm6er- 100000 feet. or
M y OF wood, easy to aet
ha5f mile from a sid
nj So. so9a orchard. improve
b ~ ngu = room house. barn
1 zocl-.5 ' 5ul set Of out build
0rlv go s-a ana equipped: crop
; ~ $500 and terms. Wood
n pace Putnam & Nc
4 zor, o NIL over Peoples
~ n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

Choice 2 acre tract all in cultl-
walton. new 4 room house. ! mile
from ear line on pavement. Price
&z1g1. terms.
acre in cultivation. house and
barn. on pavement. : room house,
horse and buggy. $500. terms.
The smallest known bird Is a
Central American humming bird.
which Is about the size Of a blue
bottle ny
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

SOME GOOD INVESTMENTS
80 acres choice river bottom
land near Salem, 6 acres logo ms.
Snap, $1,000, easy terms.
Nice ~ acre tract, good build
ings, berries and prunes, good road
close in. $500.
room plastered house, fine
lots on car line. $4,000.
Good, nearly new 2-ton truck to
sell or exchange for Salem prop
erty.
Money to loan on good security,
Loans, investments, exchanges.
PERRINE a. MARSTERS
211-12 Gray bldg. r,s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09
L. A. HAYFORD
3O5 State st.


room house. full basement,
good lot on N. Liberty. $1,000.
Double house on N. Winter, some
furniture, $450O.
rooms. modern except furn-
ace, N. Winter. $500.
room house, large lot, plenty
of fruit. $4,000.
A good place near Marion Square
at $4,000.
rooms on N. 18th St, at S2500
S rooms, large lot. on S. 18th st.
at S25O0
rooms. 2 lots, modern except
furnace, $4750.
We have some well located lots
4 attractive prices.
FARMS
30 acres miles from Salem, is
acres of bearing prunes, good six
room house. fair out buildings,
about Is acres of timber and pas
ture. Price $12.50O: will take
house in Salem as first payment.
81 acres 8 miles from Salem,
acres of logans, small house, all
buildings new and in good condi-
tion. $500.
1913 acres. miles from Crab
tree, 100 acres under cultivation,
fair buildings. s65 per acre.
LAFLAR & LAFLAR Agents
A0g-T nrorypn bIIa C.I.n. ~ "a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

HAVE no room on my small Iarm
TO raise colts and will sell my
big Belgian mare. in foal to Sim
erly horse, weight 1900, cheap.
A grand brood mare. First house
on Macleay road east of pave
p,art e59
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

WILL trade Aveline filberts, cur
rants or Mazzard cherry seed
lings for used car. pillow, harrow,
cultivator or other useful %rti-
cles. Pearcy Bros, 21O Oregon
hide i59"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-09

EXPERT-Painting paper hang
ing and kalsomining, also hard
wood finishing. Popular prices.
Large or small contract. j. A.
Kallstrom. 343h N. COmI st.
Phone 1859. 1873
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Big Swimming Party
Lake Minnequa Today

Tho hrst big swimming party of tho
season will he held ut Lake Minncqua
park this afternoon beginning at
O'Clock. Twelve young girls, among
whom are some of tho best ewimmcrY
In tho state will compose the party
which will take possession OF tho big
bathing pier and section OF the bath
house reserved for their exclusive use.
They Will spend tho afternoon in tho
water and on the beach and will stage
n carnival OF water sports. Later a
picnic dinner will he served after being
cooked on tho rustic nrcplaccs on I-Akc
Minncdua park free picnic grounds.
Big Eli is tho popular thriller at
Lake Minncaua park. Tho huge Fer
ris wheel with its ring Of electric IiRtta
is crowded afternoon and night. Try
a lift on Big ELI. it is new sensa-
ton.
Tho crowds arc flocking to 1Ake
Minnedua park day and night. IAst
night over 100 autos were parked inside
tho grounds and tho street cars that
run to tho gates OF tho park wcre
crowded. Tho merry CONCESSIONS along
tho path were popular and tho bfgI0at
dance crowd OF the season waa out.
There is plenty Of room on the big
floor Of the free dancing pavilion and
the Jazz orchestra is a "knockout''
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Quality and Style
Distinguish the Suits

Tho little nieeties-enugy fitting shoulders and sleeves
noched pockets; trim looking collars well general
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Much Interest Shown
In More Milk Campaign

Tho campaign for increascd use of
milk and milk products Is gaining mo-
mcntum In the city. Yesterday, at tho
Lions club luncheon. n pint bottle of
milk was before each members plate.
and IL was decided during the meeting
that. in limo with the object OF tho
campaign, nothing but milk would he
drunk at the weekly lunchcons during
the period of one month.
on Wednesday of this week. Mrs. Al
lard. of the Kansas Agricultural col
lego. spoke TO the I<iwanis club. noon
yesterday she appeared before tho Real
Estate exchange.
NJ. +. Foster. OF tho state dairy dc
parimcnt. together with n. II. Nc
Cluskcy and T.. Thomas. Miss Mary
Chew and Miss Amy Mason. has been
epcakinc to classes In various schools
of tho city. By tonight. II is said.
every public and rarochial school in
tho city will have had a speaker.
Dr. Buck. head or the city health do
partmont. has become actively on
gagged. also. in tho campaign. Thurs
day he gave two talks at the Central
Grade school and today will speak to
the pupils of Lakcview school.
Mrs Pierce. matron of Whitaker
house. has called a mothers meeting
in tho community for today Mt $50
O'Clock to discuss the increased use of
milk.
At o'clock this afternoon. \ demon
stration will he made at the Minnedua
Concre ga tional church. under tho aus
pieces OF the cradle roll mothers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20

Girls Baseball Game-Frcahmcn-
Sophomore. II. S.
IL m.-Ptcuic dinner
1 .. m.-Band concert
. p. m.-Fieid meet
ORDER OF EVENTS
AFTERNOON
20 yard daRh. $50 lbA or under).
40 yard dash. cal lbs. or over).
i3o ynrd shuttle relay. $50 lbs. o.
under).
$50 yard shuttle relay. ts1 lbs. or
ovcr).
Basket ball foul throw( so lbs.
or under).
Basket ball foul throw. Cs1 lbs or
over).
Basket ball race. $50 lbs or under).
Basket bail race, $50 lbs or over).
BOYS:
so yard dash. tso-so IbA).
60 yard dash. ts1-1oo lbs).
so yard dash. tunlimitcd).
Ta yard dash. (unlimitcd).
High jump. t60-S0 lbs).
High Jump. ts1-100 lbs).
High jump. (unlimitedD.
Broad jump. t60-S0 lbs.).
Broad jump. (S1-10O lbs).
Broad jump. tunlimited).
50 yard medley. tS1-1O0 lbs).
so yard medley, tunlimitcd).
Rescue race, tst-l00 lbs).
Lock race. (unlimitcd).
zoo yard relay. ts0s0 lbs.).
2Ao yard relay. ts1-1oo lba).
$50 yard relay. tuulimited).
TuS OF war. 1.200 lbs. boys to a
tcam).
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
FREE ENTERTAINMENT
At STEEL WORKS ~"

An entertainment. novel in Its ma
turc. yet enjoyable as well as artistic.
will bo given in the auditorium Of the
steel works ~ this evening. and 1t
will be absolutely free.
The entertainers will he 700 or George
w. Oiingcr's Highlander. boys, from
Denver. military organization con-
sis,ing of an entire regiment OF Denver
boys. ranging in age from to u years
and among the lads arc tho sons or
leading. representative citizens of the
capital city.
Tho entertainment program this
evening will embrace selections by tho
full military band, tho synphony or
chcstra, mandolin club. buglc chnrpe
and the gIcc club, all boys of the rceSi-
ment in regulation army uniform and
under competent instructors. There
will be vocal solos. trios. duartets and
sextottcs and readings. In fact 1t Will
he an entertainment worth from SOC
to 81, yet will cost nothing thie even
Ing.
In this hoy advancement work Mr..
Olinger. who is man or wealth. is nut
carrying out most worthy hobby.
Here are n few OF his axioms:
What shall II profit n community n
IL gains tho whole world and loses it's
own boy?"
Don't wait till youre a man to be
great. he a great boy.
The boys OF today are the mon of
tomorrow
mo money have ever spent has
brought me half tho satisfaction or
half tho results as that spent for boys.
MIR olinEor has commendatory let
tors on his boys' work from Gen. John
g. rcrshing. Governor .. ~. Shoup.
General Leonard Wood and other dis
men of this nation.
The 200 youngsters will arrive In
Pueblo today from Denver In autos
and be entertained at the steel works
''y"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
PERSONS AND EVENTS

ors with Mr.. Pryor at dinner at
which Dr. and Mrs. Harry l.. Baum
Will entertain Saturday evening in their
home Following tho dinner DR.. and
Mrs. Richard II. Goddard will he hosts
at an evening bridge in honor of Miss
Ford and MIR. Pryor. Mrs. Baum will
entertain Saturday at luncheon for
Miss Ford"
Tho meeting of ST. Elizahcth's Guild
of Holy Trinity church will be held this
afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock. All mem
bors arc urged to attend. as matters
Of Importance will bo discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Solution enjoyed
the presence of friends at dinner Sat
urday evening. Pink tulips and Iris
blossoms adorned tho table. covers be
ing laid for twelve.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Dick Jr.. and Mrs.
George Dick. of walscnbcrS. motnrcd
to Pueblo yesterday and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Bryant. They
returned tn their homes last evening.
Mrs. Frank r. Parks and snalI
daughter, Emily. went to Denver We'd
ncsday to visit friends "A few days.
Miss Claricc Doyle will loavo today
for Missouri. planning TO spend the
summer with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. r u. Lewis left Mon
day for New Mexico and will bo alb
sent three verks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Have Struck Oil

Roher. Eoblek. secretary for the Min
nouua Heights stockholders in the
Riverside oil and Gas company at
pevol. Okla, has received information
from tho property to tho effect that
tho we'll being bored has struck oil at
depth OF 2s2o feet. The casing is be-
ing set in order to make necessary
tcstings before the volume OF flow can
bo ascertained. Naturally this news
is received with much satisfaction by
local investors in tho enterprise. Mr.
Roblok is a member of the Minncaua
Mercantile COMPANY
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
A GARDENS cmEp GRACE


lie therefore who would see his now
RS dispos'd
slightly and in just order. ere he gives
rhs hcds the trusted treasure of their
seeds.
FORECASTS tho future whole: that.
whom tho scene
Shall break into its prcconcctved dis
play.
Each for itself. and all as with one
voice
Conrpiring. may attest his bright dc
sign.
Some clothe tho soil that feeds them.
far diftus'd
And Iowly creeping, modest and yet
fair.
tJk, virtue. thriving most whcrc little
seen,
some moro aspiring catch the ncigheor
shrub
with c!nspins tendrils. and invest his
branch.
p,ro unadorn'd. with many a gay tes-
And fragrant chapiet. recompcnsins
we'll
Tho rtrongth they borrow with the
grace they lend. -Cowpcr.
Tho annual luncheon or inc rort-
nightly club viii he given tomorrow AZ
tornoon at 1 o'clock in the Vail hotel.
soversl functions OF interest have
he.n planned In compliment to Miss
Nariorie Ford and Mr.. Frank Pryor
Jr according to this clipping taken
fro,,, tho Denver News of Wednesday:
..Nieg Marjorie Ford, whose marriage
20 Frank Pryor OF Pueblo Is being an
,,clp,.ed with pleasure, viii share hon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
PROGRAM Of MAY FESTIVAL
Al MINERAL PALACE TODOY

Tho following program covcrs tho
order of events at the May Festival
and field meet OF the schools OF Dis
trict one. today at Mineral Palace
park:
a m-Parsdc OF school child
ren to Mineral Palace park led by
Pueblo hand. --a..|-' ----.--- -
10 a. m.-May queen crowned:
Crown-bearcr's dance. dance of the
spring spirits.
Ace Of piamonds-Grades, and ;.
Fountain.
OK Dance-Grades 4 and s. Irving.
Taranteila-Grade S. Riverside
Chimes OF Dunkirk-Gradc l and
., Park View.
civic Friends and Foes-Gradc Z.
Annex.
Gypsy Camp-HiEh School
Mother Goose Rhymes grade.
Annex.
virginia Reel-Grades and =.
Bradford.
: Norwegian Mountain March
Grades and 4. Park View.
Pin Wheel Drill-Grade s. Somcr-
lid.
Mazcnolla-is. grade. Hinsdale.
Highland F-linE-Grades 4 and 5.
Hinsdalc.
Ia Madra del Cordero-Gradcs
and s Riverside.
swedish wcaving-High School.
faudanum Bunchcs-Grades and
S Fountain.
sailors Hornpipc-Gradee and S.
Somcrlid.
Maypolc Danco-Grades 4. and 6,
Annex.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20

F n dnspta and
from
o al price &c
ScondF South
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Camp 2 Orchestra
AT Woodmen Dance

Music for tho great wcodmen dance
at Camp No 2s hall on next Monday
evening. win he furnished by No. -
finc orchestral
rho committee in charge of - ar.
rsngcments are providing many f1a-
lures for the event. with the ia a.
making II the best thing Of tn kind
yet pulled off in tho city. This nnnrn
will he for the members Of al ,khros
of the city camps and their frSonAa
and N,dios. in fart II 's for an M9n.
bcr, of the Woodmon of tn No94l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20

the eastern portion OF tho country.
Temperature changes during the past
- hours have been moderate. II Is
cooler in New Mexico and slightly
warmer in the Missouri valley.
Conditions arc favorable for fair
weather in Pueblo and vicinity during
tonight and Friday.
Ii. i. DICK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
DR.. Mclean Removed
Again'To Hospital

Or. Luke MacLcan who has been ser
iously III for several months. was takcn
to st. Mary's hospital yesterday for
tho second time. his condition being
not 50 well as Whom he was brought
home anvcral weeks ago,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Weather Conditions In
Other Cities In the West

Weather reports OF several cities In
Colorado and adjoining states during
tho .. hours ending G o'clock. yester-
day morning. compiled from statistics
furnished by the weather bureau Of
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20

air of perfect tailoring
are points which the
average woman looks
for in a Suit. Fash
ioned of twill cord,
poiret twill tweeds and
tncotine in navy, tan
and pewter gray are
many such Suits. The
styles vary. Models
with longer jackets
vyins with Suis
whose Jackets are Of
finger tip length or
shorter. Prices range
$35 to $47.50, and an
exceptional line at
$3.50.
End Floor South.