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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-02
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29

paid to the Crown in the Court of Com
mon Pleas. in England. as an Incl
dent OF tho alienation OF lands by the
process known as levying a fine
q. Is II true that at Fort Yukon.
Alaska, the sun sets at midnight and
rises Immediately in midsummer? J.
r. L.
A. The Naval Observatory says Fort
Yukon, Alaska, is situated very nearly
on tho Arctic Circle. and to an observer
at that place at tho time OF the sum
mer solstice tJune 2D II there were no
refracuon. tho sun would appear TO
descend until its center reached the
horizon. and then rise again. owing
TO the effect OF refraction. however. tho
ontirc disk OF tho sun would he yisi-
bio thruout tho entire % hours. for SOW
cral days before and after Juno II.
Q. Can all tho United States Nints
coin money of all denominations? W.
V. L.
n All the mints are authorized to
coin coins Of all denominations.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
TODAY'S EVENTS

Tho Alabama Bar association meets
ham.
Today will sec tho opening Of tn,
annual Rhisin Festival. which has
added to the fame OF Fresno. Cal.
The Kentucky League OF Women
Voters IL to meet at Louisville toda y
for its first annual convention.
The annual convention OF the M
uonal Print Cutters Association of
America will begin its sessions today
in New York City.
The merits Of the Kansas court of
industrial relations will furnish tho
subject for "A debate this evening bc-
tween teams OF young women students
representing George Washington uni
vcrsity and the University OF West
Virginia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
Senator Thomas Praised

In recent speech in the United States senate,
Senator Poindexer, Republican from Washington
terred TO Hon. Charles Thomas, formerly senator from
Colorado, in language that shows the high esteem in
which the latter held by his colleagues of the senate
Senator Pondexter speaking in opposition to
the proposed treaty with Colombia and had occasion TO
refer to the speech that Senator Thomas made ill the
senate on January 3rd of tho present year He said
Mr. President, of course the ground upon which
we did injury to Colombia. on the I'd Of January
| listened attentively to the remarks the brill
Thomas He prefaced his remarks by iustifynE the
dent Rooseveit and have 20 no fault o fine find With sny
attack which he did make. mention that circum-
things he had his mind
He was going to show something which discredited
the United states. and the part which it took thru its
then President IN the securing of the right Of of
tor from Colorado. There perhaps in
Senator from Colorado, He had occupied responsible
and distinguished positions in his state and in the
outset OF his remarks the purpose for which he
he had of tho forces of reason and of expression
take it that If there could have been found this
record of the Ishmus of Panama single fact cir
ournstance which would show that the United States
violated its intermittent oblgatons under the action
have pointed it out in his speech submit the
fact neither tho President any
of tho Government was connected in any whatso-
Panama is the that the senator from colorado
@ daea 10 give any evidenSS Gf ~ apa ne inerposdsd
evidence that this movement initiated by
anybody connected with tho Government United
States.
In view of the result of the debate on the Colombian
treaty, Senator Pondextcrs argument is not n matter
Of present Importance, but the tribute of the
Republican leaders to distinguished and eminent
Democrat will doubtless be of interest the people of
Colorado
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
FOSTERING THE PRESIDENT

some organization which appeals to
some hobby of his. he risks exposing
himself to a dcluge Of invitations To
Join organizations he never heard ut
aware that tho president could not
minglc with them at their Tucsd7F
meetings. They fully appreciate tho
many demands on his time. But-th,v
do think he could lend his name and
drop in on state occasions. and II h.
refuses. however politely. there is
sometimes resentment
Is There Rrmedy'
There havc been bills in congress, for
tho relief OF ovcry other sort of gov
crnment ward. but the president bRV
never had any assistance offered min
IN this difficulty. He has his seer
taric- and aides Many OF ihcm. how
over. are political appoiniccs and arr
as now 10 the business as their chic.
II ~ suggested that a special secrc-
tary might help matters somewhat.
He would have to stick close to the
president on all occasions. somethi Ing
Ike the royal ttstcrs at tho tables ur
the old European kings. who protected
the monarchs from poison. and his lie
would bo worth about as much aV
theirs. His duties would be to east
tho deciding vote in n tie as to whrtr-
or tho president should spend tho eve
nlng AZ a musical comedy or adorn a
b'Uftil Uhl Tor Chinese hablcg
Tho value OF this attacho would oh
Niously Increase with his years Of
service, which means that hc would
nave TO be permanent fixture In tho
presidential menaE". This Is admit
tcdly a serious obstacle, There hnys
b'on White House employees who
spent years Of service there. but not
In such positions OF confidential esso-
cistion with tho executive.
Tho only suggestion SO far put for
ward Ia that this attachc would have
to be man OF unbiased mind so FAR
AS political parties arc concerned.
Where this suporman is TO bo caught
Is not clear. Perhaps the best plan
would be to pick a candidate out of
school somewhere and bring him W
in the White House atmosphcrs.
While he was growing n beard and
wrinkles. congress would havo time 20
talk over creating an office for him.
Later undcrstudics could bo trained,
and with an efficiency expert n prcSi-
dents odd jobs could be reduced al
most to n formula. \ request from
&thc town Of Cohhles Corners asking
the president to speak at tho dcdica
uon Of a fountain in the public square,
when he made his next trip west.
pert. He would consult tho flies on
fountains and sec what happened in
instances when different presidents Of
ficiatod at tho unvoiling OF fountains.
II would undoubtedly take time to
develop this system. hut In tho long
run IL would seem worth while II IL
did. as tho inventors claim II would.
leave tho president some time to work,
play and slccp.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
Germany In Default

Some persons would like to make Germany appear
as victim of persecution, being bounded to ruin
by progressive demands from the Allies, which Germany
is honestly striving to meet to the best of her ability
Such fanciful picture of present International
relations in Europe is utterly false, atho there
doubtless many Germans who believe it to be true, and
there others who would like to believe it and to
press this belief upon ignorant forgetfu minds.
Europe and in America
According to the treaty of Versailles, Germany ac
cepted full responsibility for the World War; and among
other promises agreed first to program of disarms
ment the terms of which definitely fixed by the
treaty; second, to pay minimum amount of $26,oO0
100000, 5ooooooo00 of which to be paid by May
of this year; third to pay additional which
was to be fixed by the reparations commissions.
In spite of the treaty high German officials con-
nue to assert that the responsibility for the World War
does not rest Germany but that the forced
upon her by jealous neighbors.
Germany has not complied in good faith with the
disarmament program, but, upon various pretexts and
with various evasons, has sriven to cffec
tive military force and in this she has been partially
successful.
Germany has not made the payments in cash or
goods as agreed but upon the first of MAY 10 all
present appearance will be in default because of her
inability but because of her unwingness to pay
Germany also refuses to accept the decision of the
feparatons commission and thus far has made
er proposition that is approximately just to those
who suffered from the German attack or that is in ac-
eordance with the principles laid down in the treaty of
Versailles.
Under such circumstances the French government
Tor itself or in conjunction with its allies compelled
to do of two things 1t must either proceed 10 ac-
tion to enforce the provisions of the treaty or it must
abandon the treaty and permit the Germans to decide
for themselves how much of it they will keep and how
much they will rcpudiate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
The Romance Of Words
-RI IANkET-

hiANht1'
Copyright, 1921 by Tho Wheeler Syn
dicatc. Inc)
Tho statement that this word is do
rived from tho name OF "A pcrsou
named Blanquct. who is supposed to
havo invented this method OF keeping
warm during winter nights, appearp in
a number or supposedly authoritative
works on etymoioEy, and has gained
"A considerable hold upon the popular r
impression or word building But IL
must he remembered that tho use OF
tho blanket antedatcd by many cen
turies tho life or NJ Banquet, and.
while IT is barely possible that his
namc might have been applied to those
articles, IL Is far more probable that
the truo origin OF tho word * to he
found in tho color Of It's matcrial-in
the fact that the blanket has been
bicached, or mad" white, from tho
French blanc. white
In this connection IT must also he
borne in mind that the natural. un-
blra he'd color of wooden cloth is not
whitc. Hence tho whltencss OF the
blanket was sufficient to charactcrizc
II In the minds OF those who saw IT for
the first time. Tho word "blank' has
tho came origin, for blank space"
means page on which nothing has
boon written. a white page.
Tomorrow 4 rroyroot -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
Why?
DOES HOT WATER CLEAN THINGS
BET-TEV THAN COLD.
Copyright. 1921 by Tho Wheeler Syn
dAnatn

Copyright, 1921 by Tho Wheeler Syn
dicatc, Inc)
II tho object which We desire TO
clean is soiled with a substance which
contains no oil or fat-such as ordi-
nary dust or dirt accumulated from
tho yard-wc will find that cold water
Will cleanse It Just as well as hot. for
in this case the temperature Of tho
water has no effect upon it's ability
to flush loose tho particles OF dirt.
But tho moment VIC attempt to wash
anything greasy, such as tho dinnc!-
dishes or even our hands on which
there Is alwaye a minute deposit "f
oil from the skin, we will find thar
hot water will work far better than
cold.
TIE difference, therefore. lies not in
tho degree of heat in tho water iissI
but in the character OF tho dirt which
VIC arc attempting TO eradicate. Hot
water turns solid fats and oils into n
liquid, which II is easy to wash away.
whilo cold water merely solidificH
these substances and makes them ad-
here more closely than ever. As tho
great majority of dirt Is Of n greasy
nature, either on account of the oil
which II contains or tho bodily secrc-
tion with which IL is mixed. no, water
will he found more officacious in at
least 20 per cent Of the cases.
Tomorrov-WHY is ''truc blue" p
syrbol OF genuinrness?
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
IN DAYS NEWS"

Congressman George II. Tinkham.
who is standing sponsor for a bill au-
thorizing the president to appoint n
commission to review the problem OF
tho foreign debt OF the United States
and TO define the course which the
government should pursue with re-
CARDS 10 its settlement. is the repre-
sentative Of tho Eleventh district of
Massachusetts,. Mr.. Ttnkham is a Bos-
ton lawyer. who studied at Harvard
and has had an independent career in
tho Boston city council and in the leg
islaturc Of Massachusetts. Elected to
congress in 1910 for his first term, he
has satisfied his constituency so well
that he has been three times returned
Congressman Tinkham is prone to
Identify himself with minorities. and
At times his course has aroused much
bitter antagUniEm.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
Pacifism At a Discount

Inc votes upon amendments to the naval bill in
congress yesterday gave clear proof of how much theo-
retlca pacifism has been discredited this nation
recent years.
The American people not likely to forget in the
future the disastrous results of unpeparcdness for
they Will continue for many years to pay the costs
that were largely if wholly the results of pac
ficsm.
government provided with adequate means of
national defense and ready and willing army and
navy for the protection of national interests from un-
warranted attack might have avoided entanglement in
the World War; but if had been forced upon it, it
would have been able to meet the with much less
than the tremendous sacrifice of lives treasure that
was involved by a war for which adequate prepara
tion had been made.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
Horoscope
"The Stars Incline.
Hut Do Not Compel"
FRIDAY. APRIL -. 1921
Copyright, 1921, by The Wheeler
Syndicate Incl


Syndicate. Inc)
Venus and the Sun rule strongly for
good today, according to astroloEy.
Saturn is slightly adverse.
1t is a day which women should
utilize every opportunity. for the stars
promise success to their enterprises.
For the bride happiness betides,
since there will be not only love but
wealth to bless her.
Theaters should enjoy n profitable
day and players should benefit, since
both the managers and the public will
probably be favorably disposed toward
them.
engagements between lovers, IL
made today, may lead to fame and
fortune.
All who exercise any sort OF author
ity should benefit from this configu-
ration. which is supposed to impart
tact as we'll as wisdom
Milliners ard dressmakcrss should
period in which women. whether they
he interested in society or business.
viii put now emphasis on what they
wear and will spend money as never
before.
Tho rise TO fame of new star in
the thcater is prognosticated-a woma n
who will become great tragediennc.
Education has the best leading at
this time, when it. should he possible
to obtain large endowmonts for schools
and colleges.
There is a promising sign for soldiers
who suffered wounds in the war. Tho
stars seem to forCshadow adequate
provision for them.
An incident that will preciritate
heated scenes in the congress is fore
caste
The president is subject to the most
favorable direction of the planets.
making for independence and force
that win appreciation.
Persons whose birthdate It is have
tho auEury Of a successful happy year.
Those who are employed probably will
be promoted or will receive increased
salaries
Children horn on this day will he
much respected and are likely to at
tain to important positions. Many
statesmen are born under this sign of
Taurus.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
1'ODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Crown Prince Hiroluto of Japan,
who is now on his way to England,
born in Toxic, 20 years ago today.
Jonas Lie, celebrated American
artist. born at Moss. Norway, Al years
ago today.
Dr. Samuel a. Mitchell. director Of
the Leandor Mccormick observatory.
at the University of Virginia, born at
Kingston. Ont. ~ years ago today.
Or. Albert a. Murphree, president Of
the University of Florida, born at
Walnut Grove. Ala. 81 years ago to-
day.
Mai. Gen. Arthur Murray, ". g. A,
retired, born at Bowling Green, Mo,
20 years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

Unfortunately there still in this country some
people who cling to the deusion that the interests of
peace may be served by pacfism, that adequate
tona defense is provocation to war; and that there
is something credtable in being unprepared for
too proud to fight. Following the terrible lesson of the
World War the pacifists in the minority, as
Yesterdays votes in congress show, but it is all too
probable that in the future history will again repeat it,
self, that the nation will again find itself unarmcd
among its enemies, and that the people will again be
forced to pay the penalties of unpreparedness.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29

The War department has announced the dates and
locations of the citizens military training camps be
conducted in the coming These the camps
of the socaled Patsburg type, which offer free mill
tay training for thirty days TO physically fit civilians
between the ages of 16 and So The country divided
into nine corps the eighth of which includes the
states of Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and
Arizona The camps for this designated as:
Camp Travis, Texas, July Is; and Fort Logan Colo.
August l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
FASHION hint

IN accordance to the request OF
many readers, The chieftAin has 70.
sumed the fashion service which
proved so popular. We have naado ar
raagements with the Beauty Pa tern
company, OF New York. to supply the
patterns to our readers and to ran in
1'he Chleftain illustrations OF the lat
est and most convenient styles. These
are of special interest and ADVANTAGE
to the home dressmaker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent direc, to
The Chieftain office but the patterns
will be sent from the pattern COM
pany dirsct to tho person ordering
them
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
LIMIT HOSPITAL Boozr

san Francisco. April rs. - orders
worc issued here last night hy Fed
cral Prohibition Director Samuel 4.
Rutter. radically limiting tho SUNNY
OF whisky FOR hospitals here which
have. he d0rllrcd. boon treating per
sons clIsscd Hs confirmed drum
kards." RUtter Indicated that the
treatment was too popular The
method, he said. was to issue gcner-
ous supplies Of liquor to the patient
for the first few days, this to be
followed by "A "tapering off" process.
According to Ruttcr, the patients
usually lcft after about four days
treatment
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

tTs5-C'hristian Frederick Post tho
first OF the Noravian missionaries in
Ohio. died at Germantown, Pa Born
in Prussia in l7iO.
I79s-Tho pariotic song, Hail. Co
lumbia," was written by Joseph Hop
kinson.
lso2-Thc plat OF tho town of Gin
cinnau was recorded.
lSe5-Public reception in honor of
Lafayette given in ST. Louis.
ls1l-Thc Frccmasons in Paris made
an ineffective attempt at rcconcilla-
ton with the Commune.
1sS9-Ffrst meeting of the Samoan
Conference. at Berlin.
lS9S-Thc death sentences OF John
Hays Hammond and his associates
convicted of high treason in the Trans
Nasl were commutcd.
issi-The log Of tho "'Mayflower'
was handed over to tho United States
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
Rl.IECr, nENIANp

Pittsburs. kan. April 2s.-Alexan-
der Howat, head of the Kansas min
ers' union. has rejected the demand
of the international union that he
rut back at work the striking ON
ployes of the Dean coal and mining
The demand was delivered
to Howlt yesterday by the commit
tee of the international executive
board sent hero by John L. Lewis.
president of the United
Mine Workers of America, to invoBti-
gate the strike.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29

@. Can old barrels be used for cur
ing meat7 II. r.
A. Molssses barrels or other strong
hardwood barrels are satisfactory for
curing meat. Stone jars arc practical
for small quantities of meat. Any con-
tainer should bo thoroly cleaned and
scalded before using.
@. Was there over a Christian re1i-
gion that believed in daily baptism
\. l.. s.
a. The Hemcrobaptists wero an
early Christian sect which practiscd
daily ceremonial ablution. This namc
has also been applied to an ancient
Jewish sect.
O. Why is tho SUNK "anthes" added
TO tho names OF flowers. such as acrp-
anthes and zephyranthos? Il 1. s.
A. Antilles" is derived from a Greek
word which means flower.
Q. How high is tho Eiffel Tower ?
II. 9. ID.
\. Tho Eircl Tower. tho highest
structure in the world, is 1000 feet in
height
Q. When did American agriculture
reach its lowest point? X. A.
a. Tho decade ending with the year
1880 marked tho 'cbb tide in Ameri-
can agriculture. IL was at the end OF
this time that a change was made from
a single crop system to diversified
farming in many states.
Q. Is tho discovery OF a new planet
or asteroid rare occurrence? Nj. V.
a The Naval Observatory says that
tho discovery of a now minor planet
or an asteroid is of frequent occur
renee.
q. What is meerschaum and whcre
does II come from a. a.
a. Meerschaum is a fine white. soft,
claylike mineral, light enough to float
on water when in dry masses. The
mocr1chaum used In tho manufacture
NJ pipes and cigarette holders comes
chiefly from Asia Minor.
Q What does Sans Souci moan?
n. S, o.
a. Sans SAuci means without care
or freedom from care or AN informal
assembly. Sans Souci" was the
name OF famous royal palace built
in Potsdam, Prussia. by Frederick the
Great.
G. what is Kings silver? A.
p. Il
A kinEs silver was an ancient inc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
FOR LUMBAG0
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly It Relieves

You Just rub Mustcrole in briskly. and
usually the pain Is gone-a delicious.
soothing comfort comesto takcitsplace.
Musterole Is clean, white ointment,
made with oil Of mustard. Use II instead
Of mustard plaster. VIII not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend II to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief
II gives from sore throat, bronchitis.
Group stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, plerrisy. rheumatism. lum-
bago, pains and aches of the back or
joints, sprains sore muscles. bruises
chilblains frosted feet, colds Of tho
chest. Always dependable.
35c & 65c.iars: hospital size $500
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
Where 1t Started
THE CIRCUS

Copyright. 1921. by Tho Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc)
Tho origin of tho circus is found in
tho Eladiatorial games Of tho ancient
Romans, which were held in a cir
cuR'' or enclosure. Tho real circus. an
entertainment of skill and various
feats. started with Philip Astlcy's
shows originating at London in I170.
Tho earliest American circus was that
Of Ricketts,, said TO have boon witnessed
by George Washington at Philadelphia
in 1850.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-29
EvEnLAsTI>GLy roo LATE

Doctor-"Hang that telephone
was too late"
Wifc-"what was the patient
dead, darling?"
Doctor-"Dead7 No. he was all
right again."-London Opinion.