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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
100000 PLEDGED
FOR THE TULSA u
Chamber of Commerce to
Do It's Part in Making
Great University

,.sI.tance that will start the Uni.
.....ty ~ Tulsa toward the roaliEa-
w., of rs financial ambitions was
-, FrIday when the Chamber OF
's,o,,,,arce pledgcd 100000 toward
tI f0u GOO that Is to be raised for
Sis naiuwion by January l., 1923
~ ,bis total. 100000 is to be spent
~, buildings and improvements and
ssoo t00 for endowment and accrued
indebtedness.
mis- Ills planned by those in control OF
h- rrI,grsitv to obtain 100000
,..,, fba Presbyterian church out
.5s of Tulsa. and S25O,000 from In
I,,,5,i,f. In large gifts. which are
~. gom, from Tulsa and outside.
t-,i,,rg.tv heads and officials Of the
,hsuher ~ Commerce ere confident
,bst tbe remainder can be obtained
from the Rockefeller foundation.
Dr ! NJ. Gordon, president OF
University ~ Tulsa, expects To reach
Ncv York Monday for a conference
uitb Rockefeller foundation Of
ncais
Would Retain All Lines.
: directors OF the Chamber OF Com
nerce favor retaining all present
street car lines in the respective lo-
Sstions until other lines replace
,bcrn 40 there will he no Interrupt
,ion of transportation service or In
Convenience To residents along these
lines.
FRIDAY noon at Hotel Tulsa after a
report on the proposal OF the Okla %
boma Union Railway company 10
tear up It's tracks on 81. Louis ave
,ue had been read Dan w. Patton,
county engineer. Is chairman OF this
committee. The committee not only
recommended that existing lines re-
main intact until arrangements for
furnishing the service they now give
are made. but asked that the Cham
her Of Commerce be represented at
the corporation commission hearing
on November -.
The oklahoma Unions proposal
affecting st; Louis avenue Is to be
heard b. the corporation commission
at the Municipal auditorium, alons
with several other cases which In
clude subways under and viaducts
over railroad tracks. elimination OF
grade crossings by the Midland val
lev and other matters affecting local
public service companies.
Action similar to that of the
Chamber of Commerce has been
taker hy other organizations which
have Investigated the Oklahoma
Unions request. The city several
DAYS ago withdrew its consent to the
change until arrangements by some
other transportation company are
made to serve residents along st.
Louis avenue.
Excellent music was furnished Al
the Chamber OF Commerce meeting
Friday by the Tulsa Male Chorus,
under the direction OF Ernest Prans
Stamm.
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fou Tell The World

D, 'oIERs IN PRECINCT IA held
enthus astic spavinaw water
a"slIhg In the Horace Mann school
Rjchsss"s friday night. John u.
~, s John Casler secretary Con-,
vlRoror.w were appointed to conduct a
was ,ss,ha uYha campaign and the call
bs b.IS ~ Tor another meeting to
sry % vn,a Monday night at which ey-
be preso,, !" lhe precinct is urged 10
t>.,r, -
fest,vsi' nv , NESI IN Tulsa's Harvest
eas,ern " not confined to the north .
Rohsra. section Of Oklahoma. III. A.
now ras formerly of this city and
ne fulng IN Alabama, heard OF
ness t,uNal plans while on a busi-
ested 10 IeSas and was so inter
Abon, ,hdt ia, ne told himself IL was
lined hsi''e TO visit old haunts and
,eviyoi i's = return to coincide with The
''' lie arrived yesterday
bs 'nE kIAMICHI mountains v.u,
which ,l s2al ot one hunting marty
Il. p A"lI start from Tulsa TO-DAY
Martin T'g,lerson. T',l George Davis. l.. !
Larkin sna Moore and John J.
make tbs uu ~ V, V. Franchot will
and viii ulp IN Mr.. Franchot's car
dsy ana SSaInp out overnight, satur.
AT r, -
Of THE PRELIMINARY hoar,r.
ment, in Oe, charged with embezzie.
Friday Justice Hallman's court
The count" case was dismissed by
hat ths attorney upon the ground
4 MADE G,s oonl planning witnesses had
The charsse statements in regard tc
gTA, -
City Aaya yaNoIhERS OF Oklahoma
1hsr E nv, established a branch OF
estate loan business ii
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If the voter desires to vote for the
above proposition ne shall stamp an "X''
In the first square above. II he desires TO
vote against the above proposition he
shan stamp an * In the second square
No person shall be entitled to vote upon
tho proposition above set forth, unless
such person be legal qualified property
taN-pnying voter or the city OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, az required by law. The polls
shan be opened At six o'clock 4. NJ and
closed at. scven o'clock T. NJ. on said 2sth
day Of November A. d., 1921. which 10 the
The number and location Of polling
places and the rersenJ who shall conduc;
said election shall be as follows
Precinct No. i Beginning at the in
tersection Of Second and Main Streets.
thence Esst on Second street to the II
along the M. X. & r Railway to Main
street, thence South on Main street to
the place OF beginning
Precinct No. 2: Beginning at the In
tersectiun Of Main street and Frisco Rail
way, thence North on Main street to the
N X, 3 T. Railway tracks; thence West
erly along said tricks 20 the center line OF
Maybeli Avenue. thence south on Maybell
Avenue 20 Hrady Street thence East on
on I.awton to the Frisco hallway. thence
Easterly along the Frisco Railway 70 the
place Of beginning ,--,-
tersection of the Frisco Railway ana Main
J Street; thence Southwest along said Frisco
D intersection
Frisco Avenue; thence South on Frisco
Avenue to Third street, thence East on
] Third Street TO Main Street thence North
on Main street to the place Of beginning
Precinct No. 4. Al OF that territory
between second and siIth streets snt
l between Main street and the Midland
l Valley Railway
Precinct no. g ~ that territory be;
between Main aud Midland Valley Rsn,
way
Precinct No o Al that territory be
| between Main Street and Denver Avenue
Precinct No. e, Beginning at the IN.
| tersvction Of Denver Avenue and Third
| Frisco Avenue; thence North on Frisco
/ Avenue to Second street, thence West on
soatR aons Tie she FrseS Rswsy TO sey
/ enth street; thence Fast on seventh
street to Denver Avenue, thence North
on Denver Avenue to the place OF begin
Precinct No. =; beginning At tho IN.
/ tersection OF Lawton and Fret Streets
thence West on Brady Street to Aayball
Avenue thence North on haybel Avenue
/ erly along SAID hallway 10 the Westerly
| city Limits Of the City Of Tulsa thence
Place; theuce Easterly along the south
I line Of New Irving Place, Arlington
Heights and Bunker Hnl Additions, u
Avenue to The south line Or overlooE
/ Park Addition; thence East along the
] South line OF Overlook Park Addition 70
I RosedAle Avenue, thence North on Rose.
dale Avenue to Flrst street thence res,
l on First Street TO Lawton Avenue Ne
place OF, besinninE.
Precinct No. 8,siunug at the IN.
lersection Of the NJ. x & T. RsliN"y and ana
Main street thence North on Main streel
to Oklahoma street, thenur Wesl on
] Oklahoma street to Cheyenne Avenue
! thence North on Cheyenne Avenue 20
Pine Street; thence East on Pine street
] to the East line Of Engiewoui Addlilgn
thence North along the East line Of EhBis-
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WANT AIDS
Rates and Information

80 r-r wort per time
Seven iuFsrtiona fur the price 81 Hix.
Minimum space. ~ words
ic pcr word per hsy when copy runs
one month without change.
Minimum amount ono time iSc
ALI CHARGE WANT ADS are dus
and payable the same uay first inssr.
Nun of at appctta tAll out OF town
want ads and all Wanted to Rent,
situations Wanted. Wearing Apparel
and Household Goods Rds arc pus
i'ivelv cash IN advance
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
sud COLLECTIONS viii be made a. jour
home or office - soon ate first IN
s"rtiau rs possible fhis II an accom-.
mediation service and payment should
be made promptly when bill II pre-
sented. Always ask your telephone AL
10 &c repeated back 60 you by the tcle.
phone al tHker go make sure that it
cannot Ashumo responsibility Tor eTrora
n any Kind occurring in telephone ad.
NCrtisemcntH.
Under no vircumAt1nrer are We "a
Fpunfihle Tor errors IN any advertise
ment unless reported imm ediateiy after
first Insertion No reduction In cost ot
an Ad viii be made unless error dc.
stroys value ~ Rd.
Phone 5000
ASK ron WANT Ap DEPARTMENT.
HOURS;
open DHily, a. M. 10 n ~
open sunday T., m. 20 y. m.
ads received dU,ios these hours WIN
appear in The world the following
morning.
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Caller suppose you often go
out to teas.
Mrs. Bargins--Yos, to tcasc my
husband. lie thinks I've gone shop
piuls
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


LOST sUmyvhtf, between Sow uaaIaI
UIdg. aud sIf o.. UustoH .ntrrrusaturl.a
'u connection deposition With IH. VI
llghtsuup finder please roluru Zoo slf s
lost. wool scarf frrroi spIs. ou South
Frisco cat rhurHdaN evening Finder
call usHrr 5i7' fnr fcNafd.
Lusr-urenEo m,lc Persian csl answer.
TO uaWc ut Happy Itwafi uHrgr
LOST travelling bar between Io' N.
Euuis aud Frisco Aouut Can psarr
S5Na. q OF at'2.J Reward
LDEr. eSfh ~ August. btacl, and tan eur
dos small wclghH about 90 lbs with
e@2ih g4s'5 sp',i % rgwafd j. j. fon'l
S1VNNEo. ulsrk ana beltou heavy
tucked prttcr dog, disappeared Saturday
riEhi from 1905 d. Rockford, had cora
tied around no,t. answers IN name uf
Tom. Reward tur recovery. NJ, L.. Cooper.
Phone uaaro Ait'
TAKEN W.. Hfuwb morse. is9 hands
htgh. bios" tac" taU at r. D, krcd'r,
r. u o, bos as.
Will person who found beaded has CON
tanning gloves ana Elassoa sunday
22s D.. Thirteenth plaoc.
PURELY PERSONAL
FAiEMONT MATERNITY ltosrfTAL Tor
confinement, private! prices reasonable
write tur booklet Mts. T. n Ions tail
u Twenty Scv"ntN So, KanHaa CitS. No.
Free ui,l treatments f5r rllcs t.b.
eczema. Iectum troubles. Win
Prof usborues rowcrful ruo. Rectu.
itHp DintWrnt Free book explaining
treatment T.. o. sachss. gTll parh 4 .
&c. Louis No.
MEN on the down grade who are losing
cut 'euhcd trnm weak, uervoua run.
down condition. ~ you lack pen strength.
courage and ambition. tOy Casusbrrry'H
ruiH Thoy poHHe1s wonderful toIuvenAting
forces" samples aud wonderful tcsu
columbus Ca
MEN, F,lise r1is G'SS.%', SsSiss csS%t. SlS%'I &s
pianc'. oabotne CO. 27al Park Ave. 81,
Louis, Mo send Tor fros book on deyrl
opmcrt
WANTED-.A small child to board osage
WEST MAIN MATHnNiTY gANiTAHIuM
4 home Tor the care and 'ptotcction Of
adopted, Or NJ. u. Newman, m.dical
director iSt1 ". Main oklshoma city
SPECIAL NOTICES 0
on r HCBECK, ostcopathic phyr
ctan, has moved from apartment I,
Temple apartments to6 W fluh ST. 90
suite 2io New Daniel hldg office phone
/ Nu1ICE ia hereby given thar the 60.
| partnership under the tirm name and
puny of Tulsa. Oklahoma tE dissolved and
! that .. =. thauey and Il. e. y. Ihaney
/ are no longer membcrH of said firm, and
/ riI nat be responsible fnr lndcbtednosa
! incurred by fsid frm from and after the
I t2th DAY OF November 1891 O. i.
| Chancy, Il. e. .. Chaney
| NOTICE viii not bo responsible Tor any
! dcbts contracted BY my wife Edna I.
Z John. after this date W John.
REV MARGARET ONEtLL. spiritual
Adviser. ih-a West Second street, room
2. hours IO.4
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AIr0 .,rrLIEs AND NErAlNs ID

Air 'OMFHtSsOR wanted suitable Tor
garage work. Central Garage, iia south
Cheyenne, OHage 1851.
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rIRns At mALr rRIcn.

Have you heen In and looked over our
Goodyear, factory rebuilt tires7 II not
why nut7 These tires are better tires
Tor less money. Don't wait. como In and
let us show yuu these wonderful tires.
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Osage 61t. 1890 North Denver
BICYCLE No. 6Gos7G- Miami iS-tnch
frame. Taken from Lee school Novem-
Der 18Th. Finder please deliver 20 i7ti
y baltimore or can Cedar 37i. Liberal
reward Eiycn.
Lost spare tire. carrier and license tag
between prumright and Tulsa. Gl2
Petroleum lildg
LOST Mans purse, $50 and some very
important papers. Finder return A. T.
Siodhoff 52l ". EhNton and receive I25
reward No questions asked.
LDSJ Collie dog BnBwurH name Logan"
Reward, Usage til7.R.
LOST Ladies Elsin bracelet watch
Thursday l7th, at Horace Mann or
high rchuoI ar ON Cincinnati or West
fif'h. Reward. Phone usaEo itb2
LOST at Orpheum, November ~, pair OF
brown street gloves reWard. Cedar
u7o a2s o.. Thirteenth place.
LOsT-Chtld's black velvet hat ON Main
between First and Second. II man
VINO picked up hat Will coll Oaage 1896.
VIII call for same.
Los. Pointer bird dog W a. Barder.
Eureka Kansas IN the collar can
Usage 1888 reward.
LOST Bird dog white with' reddish
0ndor please call ~OsnEc $3.50 or return
Co zoos s. quincy aud claim liberal re-
ward,
LOST-.A large inErpHluE toouau and
hundreds Of hours of misery by Waiting
TURK hrns foot specialist, Turk Bros,
li2 a. Main.
Lost one yellow puppy. straycd from
residence on Federal Cail Usage b3ss.
Reward.
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We save you money on tires
AUTO a TIRE EXCHANGE,
sla Last SECOND S. Ossge 5Oog
SAVE TOu tuc.thlrd on mechanical and
81. poliah-d $50 thorough ms-
chaulcs work absolutely guaranteed. cant
at i0l s. olympia Or ph0uc Usage sl37-I.
SALE ON TtdES
Look az thot" prices and yOu'll see that
We save you money
tOSd Nsu-Ekid ...,..,...t.,.. ..... 7.s6
t0Haha Non skid ..,,s,.t..,,.......fb IS. %
3|Ndg k1urFiid 300. ............ - 10
IHESE ARE sew TIRES. ana our stooa.
at these prices IN limited,
AUTO TIRE EXCHANGE.
al' Eatt second So pssgo bOo9.
TUHE SALE
We have Just bought several hundred
tubes f"r oash. you Eot tho be1rt., on
uur buying nowor. LOOK At THESE
as15G .. ......... ........ iis5
Othgf tlzrs priced accordingly.
AlIp ~ TIRE EXCHANGE,
as Lasf second ST. osugc 6oQo.
Autos TOR nTHE-GARAGEs ~
BOULDER s. l5-Garsge for rent
tOH EE.T. -Garngr az l6ls 3. hnsion
FuH EEST -Two-car garage, close in
f.' s. Frisco.
IGp prURlE s. liA-Garago Tor one car
,N.ay r.ul rnone cedar lss-,
GARAGE Tor one car, cneap rent Phone
t.uHr ItIg
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USED MOTOR INC.
Corner Eighth and Main
Usage pIIS
nucKs FOR SALE

We have Just taken IN some used
BuickH on new ear sales that are real
bargains at the price Tor which we
are offering tncm. Come In and let
us show thom TO YOU.
1890 Buick b-passengcr. ......{l,0 900
1920 Buick Roadster ,....... S876
1920 Ruick ltoadster......... $3.50
1919 Buick b-pasacngcr ..,.,. $3.50
1913 Buick i-pssscngor. x70n
1918 Buick Roadster. ...... $500
1920 Chandler passenger. 500
Phone Usage 1919 or call at SIS
South Main street.
CORpORATtON
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LEGAL

published In the 7uisa Dsuy world No
:, Vsme9r I; D. 8, L. lo u. y. "a, -
81 2s. 1921. World Publishing Company.
fubllsheTr).
SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Under snd by virtue " Soctlon II o.
Article 10 u the Constitution Of tha
state Of oklahoma. and Ordinance No.
22os of the city Of Tulsa. State Of okla
hoina, authorizing, empowering and d.
tecting the undersigned, the Mayor OF the
city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. 10 call special
election for the purpose hereinafter set
and approved on the 26th day Of October.
1921, and published in the Tulsa Daily
world, as provided by law /. !. d.
Evans, the undersigned, Mayor u tho CITY
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, do hereby call and
proclaim special election to he held ~
said city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. upon Tues
day. November tho 2yth. 1874. for the
purpose Of submitting to the qualified
property taS-payiLg electors " said city
sition:
hons. Incur an Indebtedness by T., ling
Its negotiable waterworks utility serial
coupon bonds of said city OF Tulsa. Okla
homa. 10 be known and deslgnat.d a.
''waterworks Bonds Of Tulsa, Okiahoma''.
IN the aggregate principal sum Of Sis
Million, Eight Hundred Thousand No,sOO,
QOo.0Oi Dollars. to provid, funds for the
purpose Of defrRyiLg the expense and pay
Ing the cost Of acquiring. constructing and
system from the Spayinaw Greek. near lta
junction with the Grand River. In Mlyes
County, state u Oklahoma. to and into
the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. and to be
owned eXclusively by satd city as pub
He utility and, levy ana collect an annual
tax In addition to all other taxes, upon
all the taxable property In said city,
sufficient to pay the interest on said
bonds as It falls due and also to consli'
tute sinking fund for the payment o.
the principal thereof when uue. salu
bonds TO bear Interest not to exceed tn
rate Of Six $50 per centum per snnum.
payable semi annually, and to become du-
serislly within twenty-five t25J years
from their date.
The ballot used al said election shall
set out the proposition, AZ above set fortn,
and shall also contain the words:
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We save you money on tires.
AUTO A. TIRE EXCHANGE,
Easr SECOND S. Osage 6Oog
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Mor0clCLEs am nrYCLhs

utrygI.E given away no strings Get
tuur number. indian MntoT sales q
4rrylre. Incl Hg4r MAYO bldE., Fltth
and Main Usage 1i6t.
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W. g. NORRIS MOTOR SALES co.
70l-3 8. Main st. Usage $500
Call for j. ii, hit. Used Car Mgr
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WANT ADS
ANNOUNCEMENTS

BUFF Colorcd Chihuahua pug dog, four
while feet. weighs about eight pounds
ansWcfE uHm0 "Toots'. Reward. phone
Usage b1fl, 1890 North Denver.
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Rooms AND BOARD

rEUN UpTFI
aEDNNu AND ELGfN
'tre. clean. h1upliko rooms, by day Or
trtk D.tro s1l2
UoTEL sr LOUIS
Fourth aud TIuIu. large roHrla. comfort
able Nsft reasonable. transient or weekly
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AUTOMOBILES

Manifestations IL
USED CANS SOLD FOR PRtVATF owN
EHf so STORAGE. NEASpNABLh
INNNflsFtDN lOa-5 ". SECOND st.
rrpAU 'f56.
WNSTUp. UsUd cars iu good condition
f1 arW on HHmmlsaion We sell more
uHHl cars fhau any firm I've tulsa. Ieu-
fral turHrr 80 cheyenne. OsaEe bhhl.
Sew MANAGEMENT Riley ". stuart ana
I. Muf.In Rrorretors -
WANTED .NH8d rtrs 20 sell on small com
mission Tor private owners. GHed Car
Exchange go Main. Usage i4os
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
!Vi!i f Crews-Beggs' Down Stairs Store

Since the opening popular than Known and panzed
but O 4
1t is the Of Not "cheape
BY the Crews-Beggs' reputation.
Here You buy good merchandise at low prices.
Saturday brightest sale
-You II the immensy the
III wonder how such merchandise be sold little
style models
You'll yard goods after piled high ba
you department here
stocks priced for less
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15

W. Haver; 160 acres. described. in
section 1s, twp. 20. range so. $3.50.
Tho Pueblo Savings and Trust com
pany to The Denver and Rio Grande
Western Railway company: parcel Of
ground in lots s and s. block A,
Corona Park, 81.
Alice L Underhill to The Denver
and Rio Grande Western Railway
company; parcel of ground in lot 4.
block A. Corona Park. $3.50.
c. Russell Hinchman to Mary e.
Boyle; east 20 feet inches lot ~.
block 40. East Pueblo. $1,000.
Thomas ]. and Mary II. Chasteen to
Fox ChaAteen:. undivided one-third
interest in lots 1, 2. 3. 4. block 2s5,
East Pueblo Heights: gift deed.
The Western National Bank OF
Pueblo 10 Lizzie Englebright: lots IL
and IA. and east 20 It II inches.
block I. Beuiah Springs. $500.
l.. J. Celia to The Lincoln Home;
lots 0 to IA. inclusive. block as.
Craigs addition, $1,000.
NJ. Marble and p. c. Dunlap to
Louis r. Staar; lots IA and Is. block
~, Lakewood subdivision. $2.500.
Woodrow Wilson as president. to
william r. Kerns: 320 acres in Sec
tions "a and IS, twp. "a. range 61;
u. s. patent.
John T.. Vail to The Newton Invest
ment company. undivided bne-half
interest in the north 70.45 feet OF
fractional block As, City OF Pueblo;
from trustee cestui au. trust.
George d. and Mary K. e. Watson
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
We Write Burglary Insurance

Rasidsncs and Store Burglary. Alss
Auto, FIRE and Theft.
THOMAS J. DOWNEN,
IA THATCHER BLDG.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
8 NEGRO YOUTHS
ARRESTED At DANCE

Eight negro youths. whose ages
ranged from Is to 81 were arrested by
Officer Shane. while negro dance
was in progress on Arroyo street.
Thursday night, at a few minutes be-
fore midnight,
a disturbance was caused when the
ticket seller and cashier of the dance
notified officer Shane on duty at this
place that the cash box and almost
81 was missing
The colored youths 1t was stated had
slipped in side door without paying
the general admission. and while Off
Ger Shane went to put the boys out.
some one seized the cash box and es-
capped with tho proceeds,
In court yesterday morning tho
young men professed their innocence.
but the Judge fined each one $40. five
of the fines were paid,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
CENTENNIAL HAS
G00D v0OEv|LLf
Eighth Annual Event Of This
Kind at North Side
School

The eighth annual vodevil of Cen
tennial High School was given in the
school auditorium last evening. Due
to the fact that every ticket guaran-
tced a seat, many We're thoroughly dis
appointed on being turned away from
the doors.
Giabriels Angelic Entertainers be-
gan the most interesting and unusual
,odevil ever given at Centennial.
Their costumes which took the aud
ience back to ye good old days of
barn dances, brought laughter from
the moment of the entrance of the
bobbins feathers Of the ladies, at the
call of Gabriel, until their exit.
The jokes of the Rolling Bones Min
strels. in the next act, were as funny
as any ever heard. Their singing was
unusually good and each ''culled
gcn'lman' added his bit of dance, song
or story, holding the attention of the
audience we'll
Tho Booster Club presented Indigo
Whiskers. a very clever burlesque on
"Blue-Beard." The slang of Fatima
and hsr sister certainly gave the play
n smack of our present day world, con-
trastinS 1t with the medieval.
Tho curtain act given by the Raz-
Ma-T4z Orchestra made those in the
audience from six to sixty want to
dance up and down the aisles. The in
Producing number was Arctic Blues"
composed by one of the members, Har-
In Black and Waite was most
agreeable surprise to the spectators.
One shakespeare girl recited parody
on TIE -House That Jack Built,
while sf1houettes Of her sister-Shake-
sper1ans appeared on, the curtain.
illustrating school affairs.
Tho second curtain act was given
by Isabelle Heating and Adaline'
Vieth- Everyone fell in love with Hans
and Gretchen as they flirted with each
other during a charming Dutch dance.
From the crowns Of their golden locks
to the dps Of their wooden shoes they
were perfect
The fourth act. A Carnival Of Pep
WAS given by girls dressed in red
ballet dresses. white ballet dresses and
red and white sport suits, thus carry
ing out Centenniars colors. Their
dancing. singing and yelling were
symbolcal Of Centennial enthusiasm.
Phoney Business was a humorous
one-sided conversation over the phone.
A high and mighty Senior experienced
many difficulties while trying to talk
TO his lady-love for he was In his
Fathers office and she at Centennial.
Differing greatly from any of the
acts was a pleasing dance by French
Dolls. dressed in kiddy costumes.
Their automatic Mania, PAPA" was
worry lite-like, that is-doll-like.
Last of all "Puy>-er" dressed as
fascinating Roman lady took the aud
ience back TO a Might in Rome" in.
Producing gracefully elegant dancers
who entertained their ruler just before
the historic burning of Rome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
NO VIOLATIONS IN
new GAME REFUGE

Not q shot was fired by deer hunt
ers in tho Spanish Peaks game re-
servo, stated A. G.. Hamel. supervi-
sor Of tho San Isabel natural forests
who returned from the Spanish Peaks
country late Thursday. The obedience
Of tho game hunters OF the state de-
cision to keep all deer hunters
from the refuge was almost religious
but nearly score of game wardens
and deputies were in the area to So.
that the law was observed.
The seekers for game were well re-
warded. It appears. for many stories
of success arc rampant and the hunt
ers did not find 1t necessary to ven