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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
California University
To Retain Gus Henderson

Los Angeles, Calf, Jan. 22.-Rumors
that Elmer Gloomy Gus" Henderson,
coach at the University Of Southern
California horc. might go to the Ifni-
veroity of Washington or to somo mid
die western college next football sea-
son We're found false when IT was an
nounced hero recently that Henderson
had signed n contract for another year
we intend that Henderson shall re-
main here" Graduate Manager Henry
w. Bruce said in announcing the CON
tract had been signed. "Hc is popu-
lar not only because he has lost ono
football game in two years but because
hc is man to whom tho players look
up to and respect"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
TEXAS WRESTLER
IN BAD SHAPE

Rochester. n. Y. Jan. 22.-Dick
Diviscoust. a Texas wrestler. defeated
here last night by Ed (Strangler)
Lewis in a championship match. was
confined to his bed today with a dis
located vertebrac. it was announced
by attending physicians Tho match
after l hour and 20 minutes of wrest-
ling ended when the champion clasped
on series of headlocks in quick sue
cession and Daviscourt was carried
from the mat in a semi conscious con-
dition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
"TeX" Buttner Is
Seeking Fights

Tex Buttnor. lately OF the largest
state in the Union, and more recently
known to Pueblo sportsdcm thru his
effective glove welding at the Steel
Works "S' in the monthly boxing
shows being staged there, wants to
fight amy $50 FOUNDER in the state.
Buttncr announces that he is willing
TO go airy where within the confines OF
the state OF Colorado to fight Il middle
weight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
DEWIRE LEADS AMATEUR STATE
TRAPSHOOTERS FOR YEAR 1920

coLoRADo-c. A. CUNNING.
LONGMONT ................... 80.
connecticut-F. e. watkins. Hart
poiaSare.w. NJ. Foold. whining
Florida-w y. Royiston, Icesburg %;
Georgia-H. u. Freeman, Atlanta. 2Si
ldaho-H, II. Seckel Boise. ....... g;
1llinois-Mark Aric. Champaign. -
1ndiana-M. L. Dewirc. Hamilton. 2a'
lowa-W. S. Hoon. Jewell. .......... 2ol
kansas-Frcd Il. Etchen. Coffey-
Kentucky-F. r. Hills. Lexington 2sl
Mr-p. Sc l. Bartlett. Balu-
Massachusetts-L. L. Curtis. Now
ton Highlands ................ e7.
Michigan-G. II. Slaughter Ben
ton Harbor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Minnesota-F a. Richter. Mime
Mississippi-w. H. Griffin. Green
Missouri-Harve Dixon. oronogo.. 80
Montana-P. II. o'Brion, Butte. 20.
Nebraska-oscar Hansen. Fremont IS.
New iIampshirc-Elmcr L. Reed.
Manchester . .................... rs
Now Jersey-Frcd Plum, Atlantic
New York;. S. Wright. BufIaio.. Is:
North csrolina-H. \. Morson.
Charlotte ................ 2st
North Dakotn-A. r. Chezik. Por-
Hl '.'-..''.'' ''..'..... ...... 2s,
ohio-F'rcd Harlow. Newark. .. 90
oklahoma-E. e. Wheeler Paw
nut'hic ..........-... -.......... Isl
orcgon-J. II. Trooh. Portland 80. cs.
Fennsvlvania-Allcn Hell. Allen
town ..'........-. ............... oa'
Rhode Island-E. c. Griffith.
PascoaE ....................... -7s
South Carolfna-F II Earle. Starr 2st
South Dakota-GeorEc Krcgor.
waubsy . ....................e... 2a5
Tennessee-J. II. Noel. Nashville. co.
Texas-E +. Woodward Houston 20;
utah-c. H. Reillcy, Jr.. salt Lake
lily -....-..s. .-........... S9l
Ncrmont-Dr. c. II. Burr. Mont
rencr ..-.-..... ...................... "a
NirEinia-W. n. Runnclis. Staunton -.
Washington-F. NJ. Troch. Van
couvcr ....................... SOS
West Virginia.. +. Lallancc.
huntington .s.....--............. sSe
Wisconsin-G. V. DcrinS. Column
buS ...........--..... Hal
Wisconsin-E. c. Ward. Thcrm-
opons .'..'................. 2se
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
SEEK CONTRACT SYSTEM

St Louis, Jan. 2s.- Methods ot
working out now commercial couz
tract system that would prevent pro-
miscuous cancellations were consid
cred at special conference here to-
day nf tho governing board OF the n
uonal association OF purchasing
agents.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

Tho d. and NJ alloys will bc busy
place tonight. Brommcrs Indians who
won over the Besscmcrs stars last
week will roll n return match.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

Another match viii be DiIon's Pu-
cblo Stars and a team from the over
land alleys at Colorado Springs. The
Stars journeycd to tho Springs last
night. The scores OF both series will
be in tomorrow's pkapcr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

Speedy Mishmash outbatteo Morgan
on total pins in "A series but Amos
was moro experienced in saving wood
consequently won two games.
Morgan .....119 15s ps - 5N
Mishmash .l5e 2.c oo2 - 55s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

This afternoon at 2;5o the Joy club
will roll against Schupps Warriors on
the II. and ii. alleys.
johnson and Kramer shot a nice ser
les in tho two-mcn tournament Friday
night, taking first place with 1859.
johnson ....222 1875 2S - 6e5
Kramer ....T0S 2iO 2.6 - 6s4-loso
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
JAKE SCHAEFER DEFEATS
COCHRAN AT BALK LINE

Chicago. III, Jan. 22.-Jakc Schsetcr
defeated wolkcr Cochran 1900 to 1855 In
an 49, balk line billiard match which
ended tonight. Schacfcr had a high
run of 3ai.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

work Will be demonstrated by McVoy.
Anyone desiring to play McNcy for tho
cue stick prize is requested to leave
his namo at tho Empire pool hall, ll9
West Fourth street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Basket Results

st Louis, Mo. Jan. 22.-Thc Drake
University basket ball team lost its
fourth consecutive Eamo in tho Mis-
souri, Valley conference race today
when the Washington university five
took the second contest OF its series
with Drake hero this afternoon by the
score OF 30 to 10.
Norman, okla. Jan. a2-Thc Uni
versi,y OF Missouri basket ball team
defeated the University OF Oklahoma
team today % to 1s.
Mount Vernon. Iowa. Jan. ga
Cornell college lost to Knox hero to-
DAY - to 20 I'm "a basket ball game
which was hotly contested from start
TO finish.
Chicago, Ill. Jan. 22.-Chioseo had
an easy time debating Iowa in n
Western Conference basket ball con-
test tonight AZ to IL.
Columbus. o.. Jan. -purduo
University defeated Ohio State Uni
versity tonight in n western confer
cnce basket ball game 40 TO 80.
Chicago. H.. Jan. 2e.-Michisan
defeated Northwestern in western
conference basket ball game tonight
80 to Is.
Madison. wiz. Jan. 22.-wisconsin
defeated Illinois 81 to lS in a we~t-
crn conference basket ball contest
tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

I'D Miller and Cowan in a three game
series. Ed took tho first game 1873 to
l'2. Cowan got tho second lIs to ia.
Miller outiuckcd bis opponent in the
third. 1s5 to l3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

Bossick and Byrncs doubled ycstcr-
ay afternoon and grabbed first place
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
BIKE RACE PROMOTERS
ARE FINANCIALLY RUINED

Now York. Jan. 29-'rhe New
York Nclodr1mo company, which is
conducting q six day bicycle race in
Chicago. has been placed in tho hands
OF receiver. IT was announced here
today. Tho receiver was appointed by
Federal Judge Julian Mack to adjust
the company finances in connection
with the construction of a race track
here designed to scat 10000 specta-
tors
PRINCETON WRESTLER WINS
West Point, n. Y. Jan. 22.-Prin-
ccton beat tho Army wrestling team
today, - nninte to 3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

In special series of five samcs Mr-
Coffee took four of the games from
Miss Ingram last night. Tho scores
follow.
Mrs. Coffee .....1oo Isl 15o III las
Miss Ingram ......1o: I5s 1is 1i5 1ls
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
District Attorney ! Charges Georgians
 Abusing Negroes

ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. Is. - Coinci- dent with the announcement that peonage indictments had been served against a farmer and two of his ten ants. one of whom is a negro. in con nectiOn with the death of another negro. District Attorney Hooper Alex ander, in a statement today, said wrongs were being peTpetrated against negroes in this state that run all the gamut from the meanest of petty cheating to deliberate and plotted murder. He indicated that federal officers would conduct an inyestiga- tion-
 Comparatively little efort is being made by the proper officers to end these conditions the statement said. "In many cases judicial processes are issued by magistrates that are used in the most shameless manner in the aid of crimes Cases have occurred in which there is the gravest reason to fear that other officers of the lasv have been active participants in the gravest kind of wrongs"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
Former Cashier Of Defunct
 Bank Ends Life As Sheriff
 Leads Him To Courtroom

DIXON. ILL, Jan 13.-E- J. Coun tryman. former cashier of the Union State Bank, which failed some weeks ago and also a petitioner in bankrup- tcy. ended his life with a bullet through his brain today in the Lee county court house as the court was waiting for him to enter his plea to thirteen indictments returned agains; him yesterday charging forgery, em- beZzlement and larceny.
 Countryman had tried to secure bail and faced the prospect of going to jail As the sheriff led him 10 the court room. he asked to step into wash room and a moment later a report was heard. Judge Harry Ed wards and court attaches found COull- tryman dead with a pistol in his hand.
 Countryman's wife and sister in law were in an adjoining room.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
+ KIDNEYS ACT
 BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache Is SiJn You Have Been Eating Too Much
 Mat

When you wake mp with bLckachc and dull misery in the kidney region 1t generally means yOu have been eating too much meat, says a we'll known authority. Meat forms uric acid which overworks the kiduerS iu their effort to filter it from the blood aud they become sort of paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys get slug gish and cioS you faust relieve them. like you relieve your bowels: remoy- ing all the body'S urinous waste. else you have backache, sick headache. dizzy spells; your stomach sours. tongue is coated. an! when the weath- CT is bad you have rheumatic twinses. The urine is cloudy, full os sedimt nt, channels often get sCfe, water S"aldS and you are obliged to seek relief two or throo times during the night.
 Either consult a good. reliable phy- sician at once or get from your phar- nlaciSt about four ounces of lad Salts: take a tablespoonful in glass of water before breuaiast for few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lcmon juice, combine d with ;lithia.l and has been used for generations 70 clean anti stimulate sluggish kidneys. also to neutralize acids in tho urine sO it no longer irritates. thus ending biadder weakness.
 lad Salts is life saver for regular meat eaters. |, is inexpensive. cannot iniure and makes delightful effcr- veScent Whitewater drink.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
Girl Bowlers Are
 Defeated By Team
 Of Ungallant Men

An exEilerating contest took place last night on the Y Nj. C. A. bowling alleys between team of girls from the Y. w. c. A. and the '. NJ. C. X. first team. the latter being ungallant enough to win by a margin of 34 pins
 The men made a show of being good sports by giving the girls a handicap of 250 pins. but in their enthusiasm forgot themselves and went out before they knew it. The girls accepted their opponents apologies gracefully but with hidden smiles of irony, and i'm mediately set about to buy and ar range for the oyster supper that the men had enticed them into playing for.
 The girls team included several school teachers who put up magni- Fficent. but hopeless struggle against their yOracious opponents. It WAS wonderful to see an experienced school marm' in full and unreStruc- tricted action.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
Non-Partisan League Men
 Extend Operations Over
 Two More Kansas Counties

LINCOLN. Neb. Jan. 13-The ad- vent of promoters of the Non-Partisan League. which began yesterday in NuckOlls county on the Kansas-Ne- braska line today extended northeast ward into Johnson and OtOe counties where 15 agents of the league appear ed County farm agents reported to- day that the leaguers were travelling by automobile, and that their ma chimes bore licenses for 1920. An ef- fort was being made. it was reported to require the driers to take out H. censes for the present year. No oppo- sition manifested itself to their pres ence in Otoe and Johnson counties.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
URGES RAILROAD STUCK OWNERS TO HELP CUT
 U. $. RATES
Livestock Association Mem bers Hear Counsel Talk
 On Freight Rates
MANY PROBLEMS AIRED
Delegates Expected To Vote For Federal Regulation
 Of Livestock industry

FL PASO. Jan. I3.-A suggestion that owners Of railroad securities ;n this country aid in a movement for the reduction of railroad rates ana thereby facilitate the readjustment period in America was made today by Sam H. Cowan. of Fort Worth. Texas. in an address to the American National Livestock Associations an nual convention. Cowan is counsel for the association
 Cowan charged that the rate in- crease allowed railroads in August, last. was excessive. He declared that because Of conditions in European countries which prevent Europe from buying our wares. we have got 70 lively largely in ourselves.
 Cowan declared prices in America must come down.
 Wages must come down" he de clared and the high cost oi living must come down. but the question seems to be who will start the move ment to lower levels Railroad freight rates control prices in this country. The owners of railroad SC curities in this country. if patriots, can afford to forego some divldencS and reduce railroad rates"
 w. C. Barnes of Washington. D. C-. an official of the forestry service, told delegates grazing fees would not be raised until 1928 at least. but also declared there was no chance for a reduction or elimination of the pres ent fees because the government need ed the revenue obtained therefrom.
 C. H. Withel, manager of the Far mers' Union Livestock Commission cf Omoha, ,Neb.. explained the workings of cooperative commission houses. He was questioned by a number of delegates. Murdo Mackenzie of Chi- cago connected with Wilson & Com pany packers declared If cattle rals. CTS through their organizations would notify stockyards of the size. ot their shipments and could secure lnforina tion- on how many cattle were expect ed on certain days of week they would precent heavy receipts on oer tain days and light receipts on oth CTS and would stabilize prIces paiu by the packers.
 The report of the market commit tee was formally presented to the convention. Discussion went over un til tomorrow.
 Many important issues will come uI tomorrow the closing day of the con vention. John B. Kendrick. United States senator from Wyoming no" president of the association, and Mar ion Sansom, of Fort Worth, Texas are candidates for the presidency Los Angeles, Kanssa City and Color ado Springs, Colo. are asking for the next convention.
 The question of whether legislation for regulation of the livestock indus try will be endorsed will come before the gathering on the last day. II seemed probable tonight that the as sociation would go on record in favor of government regulation without naming either the Gronna or the An derso nbills, now pending in congress Opponents of regulation. however were prepared to contest endorsement Of any legislation.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
NOTHING EVER HAPPENED" IN
 ERNIE HARRINGTON'S LIFE;
 NOW HE FACES BIG CLIMAX
WOULD YOU?

WOULD YOU?
 If you loved your wife, as Ernie Harrington does
 And she loved you, as his wife
 And she wanted you to join the church.
 And you didn't want to-
 And she began hungerstriking to convert you
 Would you go to church.
 Or would you let her starve to death?
 (N. E. A. Staff Specially DANyILLE. H.. Jan. 1S-~Nothing ever happened" in the prosaic life oG Ernie Harrington, butcher. He prospered. Loved his wife. Took life as it came.
 Now in the cottage where Ernie and his wife live is being enacted q human drama. Its elements are:
 Mrs. Harrington's religion.
 Ernie's refused to be converted. Her fast Of 43 days (Jan. 1O) to convert him.
 His love for her. though he will not yield.
 Will mans will. or woman's triumph?
 Both Are Determined Ernie loves me enough to give in,' ,'' says Mrs. Harrington.
 ''Neveri" says Harrington. Hes the best boy on earth she says. ''If I did not love him better than life itself. would not be doing this.'
 Each day the wife grows weaker. She refuses medicine for fear it may contain concentrated food. She prays each day that Ernie may be converted to the Church of God. And each day Ernies leaves their little home where nothing ever hap pened" and gees to his butcher shop. Big, good natured. he throws an extra "wienie" in the bundle of meat
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
Los Angeles Officer Says Denipsey's Secretary And
 Manager ''Hopped' On Him

LOS ANGELES. Jan. IS.-The as- sertion that they hopped on my back" was made by Policeman G. B. Carlson in swearing out complaints against Jack Kearns. manager for Jack Dempsey. heavyweight champi- on; Teddy Hayes. Dempsey's secre- tary, and Joseph Benjamin. light weight pugilist, charging disturbance of the peace today.
 Carlson said he was called to a cafe in the Hollywood section to set tie q dispute resulting from a wait CTS request that the accused men move from one booth to another. The hopping" he said, followed.
 Kearns, Hayes and Benjamin fur nished s100 bail each to appear in DO lice court tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
for some yOungster.
 Watches at Wife's Bed

for some yOungster.
 Watches at Wife's Bed He's tired because he has been up at night with his fasting wife.
 You know. I'm big draTC horse, wasn't built for religion he says. Why. Sadie has had everything her way" he continues, as he scuffs up the sawdust with ais huge foot.
 "I never even touched the safe when she was here We got that iittie house and furnished it nice. She had her own roadster.
 'I even took her to church and called flor her till she started to fast.
 We were kids together. you know; brOueht up right here-married Is years ago.
 There isn't anything I wouldn't do for her-eXcept join the church. can't see the light that way" Wife's inspiration Mrs Harrington was collecting for the store one day when she felt a great wave of pity for the unsaved. She continues:
 T heard voice say. K you fast it will convert your husband.
 People wonder how I live without food. The Lord is preserving my body 1 will not suffer-" Mrs. Henry Truman Rer mother, watches and cries. Her entreatieS are vain.
 Rev. F. H. Hoag, pastor or the Church of God, visited Mrs. Earring ton and urged her to eat.
 Dr. J. c. Garrity. her physician says that aside from slight fever shs seems to be in good condition-but
 Her heart may fail any moment"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
THIS IS THE LATEST

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Jan. 1S. "A bill providing for the recovery of damages against any telephone con- pany operating in Oklahoma flor men, bodily injury or pecuniary loss. and for negligence by the company in re- ceiving or perfecting telephone calls. '" was before the senate today. Ross N. Lillard. the author. said the title was self-explanatory.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
FARMERS TO ORGANIZE

ST. PAUL. Minn.. Jan. 13.-The Minnesota house today passed a bill to permit farmers cooperative asso- ciations to incorporate in this state under rules similar to those govern ing other corporations. The associa- tions also would be permitted 10 en- gage in any industry or business ex- cept banking.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
REACH NEW YORK TO-DAY

TORONTO. Jan. 13.-The last leg Of the American balloonists' homeward journey from the Frozen north. where they were lost four days when their balloon descended near Moose Factory December 14, was begun when they left here tonight for New York. They are due there at 1O:30 a. m- tomor- TOW
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
Aches and Pains! instant Relief
Don't fool with slow.actins remedies when Begys Mustarine does the work in

Don't fool with slow.actinS remedies when Begys Mustarine does the work in 1alf the time.
 When your throat is sore or the asouiz' lg ps ls of rheumatism rack your body or i'd ium5sgo oompels you to He very still, :hen you want something that will put you 1n your fec: again and the quicker it does f the mo-e joyful you'll be.
 lie Beg MuStarine you want because lis F- sn as the quickest pain-killer on .srth q. ends aches and pains and re-
 c.s sSui,en joints and muscles in half l.. tune 1t takes most remedies.
 Rub on Begy's Mustarine, the best and speedieSt of them all for chest colds. pleur- isv. bronchitis, neuralgia, neuritis, gout. stiff neck and sore feet. Its the original mustard plaster improvement and cannot blister. Use 1t at the first sign of Influenza. Sold only In a yellow box-30 and 60 cents.
 Bishee Drug Co, can supply you.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
DuTY ON SILVER LIFTED

DOUGLAS. Jan. 13.-A telegram re- ceiyed here from Hermosillo. capital Of Sonora, Mexico. today said the state of Sonora had lifted the duty on silver and silver ore fer a period of six months. Federal duties on silver eX- ports were recently greatly reduced by the Mexican government
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
REACH BUFFALO

BUFFALO. N. Y.. Jan. 13.-Lieuten- ants Kloor. Hinton and Farrell lert here for New York over the Lehigi
 Valley at 11:O5 o'clock tonight after they had been guests at reception given by the Aero Club of Buffalo.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
MINE AGENTS ARRIVE

D. H. Avery. Jerome; Dave Hop kius, Clarkdale; F. J. Pearcc. aiiami; aud H. H. Hoyt, Inspiration. arrived in Bisbce yesterday 10 attend the that will be held herc Friday and Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14

It was easy to see that the men had laid aside all pretense and were fighting for their lives, as 1t were with oysters ever uppermost in their minds. The mems score follows:
 Mems Team Score
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
N. Y. LIFE MAN HERE

1 c. B. Wilson of Phoenix. represent. | ing the New York Lite Insurance
 company. returned to Bisbee yester-
 day from d trip to Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14

The decline of the beaver iD CandGs has resulted in the establishment ot many beaver farms in that country.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
ACCEPTS NEW POST

PARIS, Jan. 1S.-Francisco de Ia Barra, former provisional president of Mexico. today accepted the post of president of the Greco o-Bulgarian ar bitration tribunal which will meet here soon
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14

From the way they swung the heavy balls down the alleys with un- erring aim the long practice of arm exercise was apparent, and would cer tainly have filled some or their pupiis with consternation. Their score foi lows:
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14

in the United States army in the World War were from New York state
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14

The New Art Store Sale of p rer cent reduction on all stock will cor- tinue
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-14
Not A War Picture
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 A smashing tale of the sea and Of far-flun9 ports Of adventure. A tale of love and roaues, Of brave hearts and hard fists.
 A tale of tropie isles, where the world is forgot and torrid passions arc lawless.
 The greatest tale of the greatest living writer Of ocean fiction, paint. ed on the screen by the masterly direction Of Tourneur and the art of notable cast. including Jack Holt, Seera Owen and Lon Chsney. A Wonderful Paramount
 Aircraft Production
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-07-28

Here's an event that means great money saving
to the men of this community u.. ..,,,~..
Our sales have BEEN satisfactory during the
spring and summer: We gave the values, and the
public appreciated them, "n'"'' - 49, r.