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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
BEST IN The WORLD
STATES MRS. KING
Denver Woman Eats, Sleeps, and
Feels Better Than She
Has In Years

''Taniac has done for me what all
other medicines and even a change Of
climate failed 20 do, said Mrs. Sslls
King. $50 South Logan St, Denver.
Colorado
For years my stomach had been
out of order and l suffered terribly
from nervousness. Ny food did not
digest and | had awful crampinc pains
at times. was bilious all the time
and the laxative I took seemed to do
me moro harm than good. | kept go
ing down hill. losing health and
strength until I found little pleasure in
living.
''ranlsc has benefited me in every
way and am like new person now.
I cat. sleep. and feel better than |
have in years. Nv husband too was in
broken health. and seeing what Tanlsc
did for me he took IL and now nc IS
IS enthusiastic about IL as I am. We
think it is the best medicine in tho
world"
Tanlac ls sold in Pueblo by the
Palace DruE Store and by leading &
druggists everywhere.-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
Chieftain Road
Bulletin

EAST
Roads on the knnsas.Coiorado
! Boulevard. good. all bridges repaired.
/ Santa Fe Trail, Pueblo TO La Junta-
generally very good
La Junta to Las Animas. fair.
Las Animas to Holly. good.
/ La Junta to Trinidad. somewhat
rough.
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
= Pueblo TO Walsenhurg, good.
Walsenburg to. Trinidad. GOOD.
Walsenburg to Alamosa via Ia
Neta Pass. good.
Walsenburg to Gardner, good. To
Westcliffc. good.
Alamosa to Del Nortc. good.
saGuachc to Monte Vista. good
Del Norte TO SaGuachc, good.
Del Nor,c TO Paso-a Springs, ~
Wolf Greek pass. good.
Del Nertc TO Creede, good.
! PsSosa Springs to Durango. good.
Durango to Pennington. good.
Durango to Mesa Verde park,
rough.
Durango TO silvcrton. open. rough
Durango to Gallup. good
Pueblo to Colorado Springs, sencr
ally good.
Colorado Springs to Denver, good.
Colorado springs TO Cripple Creek,
good.
Ute Pass, good.
Colorado Springs to Canon City, via
DesdmAD's Canon. fine.
Colorado Springs to Bucnn Vista,
tine.
Pixies Peak nuto highway. open
WEST
Pueblo To Canon City, good.
Pueblo to Be-ulah. good.
Wctmorc TO Wes1cliffc by North
Hsrdscrabblc. rough
ruehlo IN WcfmOrc via SLOAN rad
good except one detour.
BeulAh to Wctmorc, North Creck
good.
Pueblo to Rye. GOOD
Canon City to top of Royal Corn
open.
Canon City to we-tci,ffc via Chand.
Canon City to Cripple Creek. via
Phantom Canon, closed on account
of washou;s.
Canon City to Cripple Creek vis
Garden park. open for experience
drivers. Temporary bridge ovcl
Cripple Greek stream
Canon City TO Salida. good.
Salida to Alamosa. good.
Salida to Gunntson vim Ccchctops
pass good.
Saiida to Gunni>on via Monarch
pass. Pnss open. road rood.
Siiida to Buenn Vista. good.
Bucnn Vista TO Icadvillc. excellent
Leadvillc TO Tennessee Pass. good
Tennessee Pas TO itcd tbf. good
Red Cliff to Wolcott. good cIcep
Mt Battle Mountain. New rond moi
Wolcou To Gicnwcod Spring.
good.
Glcnwood Spring. to Rifle, good.
Grand Junction tn Della, fair.
Grand Junction to State line, vcr1
rough.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
Telegraph Brevities

Roko-ro. rnd.-FcderaI- licensing Of
pilots after riEii examinations, was
proposed at the congress Of avlstors
being held here Friday.
Joliet. iil.-Dclmsr Bosselmhn. Ia
year-old son Of Walter Rossclmsn. haA
filed q pottion her" 10 have the di-
Norce granted his mother in 1890 sct
aside. Thru his uncle, Bruce Bosscl-
man OF Ottawa. Ill. Delmar charges
his Parents agreed to tho divorce 80
his mother might inherit a larg. ea-
tate left by her father. Charles \.
Cary
Londor-Tho death IS announced Of
Mrs. Charles Calvert. the actress
Nrr. Calvert was born in 1885 and
was widely known In England and IN
the United states.
Torouto-The sovereign grand Lodge
Of the Independent order ~ odd Fcl-
lows which has been In session for the
las, week. " conriserlrSs the sdvis-
ability Of extending the orders acti-
vifics to Europe and other parts OF
the world.
roudor-Mr- Margaret wirtrinE-
ham. Liberal. has been elected 70 the
house of commons for tho South d.
vision of Lincolnshire, In succession 90
hcr late husband She u the second
woman 10 take seat In the COM
mons
81 Louis-Approimstei N.soo.ooo
worth Of fur will hs cold At public
auction here sept 7s.
Chicaro-Forty non-union carpen-
tors were put 90 flight Thursd.y foi-
D lowing a frhf with other workm~u
employed Iu rebuilding the SorfhwrHi
ern Grain Elevator here. which wA-
wrecked by an explosion last sprlnF.
Ncw Nork-The American SrneltinE
and Refining company advanced th'
price of lead Friday from 4.s5 to go
cents pound.
Pari--Frcnch government chemists
havo begun an Investigation At Oprau
Germany where several hundred per
cons were Killed ny an explosion on
Nycdusaday. to determine whether
timely manufactured there -ays a
Nayencc dispatch to Paris news
paper
Albuquerque. Y N-Ths state
game commission has ordered tho
closing to hunter. and fishermen Of
ato.iio acres ~ lard within the state
In an order establishing game rcfuEcs
res; grounds FOR migratory birds and
post "a lakes and streams
Neward. y IA suit for $4,000
{ damages for tho in~z ~ his riFht cye,
I blinded hy a blow from = Eoif ball
has been brought by Cornelius Tooh~v
/ - wears Old. a caddy. aEaius; Franklin
I webster of ras' orange. y =.
Prescott. Ariz-Aaron ~ Power
publisher ~ tho Navapsi MaFa-inr. a
former state official and prominent
I IN Republican circles in Arizona. died
at his home here Friday
New Orleans. L. Nrs NRthiiHa
/ q. 1.evce ~ TsoE Angeles held in Sail on
q charge NJ having shot 70 death hnr
husband on Nay T.. flied a petition IN
civil district court FRIDAY. asking that
a divorce obtained bv Lrvcc April n
last h~ set aside
Casper. wyo.-After entering pi-a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
GIVE LITERALLY FOR
CLUB AID FUND

Continued from Page ono)
pamphlets will be placed In tho room.
The object sought hy the orgari cation
q, closer cooperation between tho
farmers and business men OF tho city.
4 large dining room with the cspa-
city OF 50 persons is included tn the
plan. and tho room TO be occupied by
tho womcn'r Business and Profession
al clubs In under contemplation. Tho
remaining ,pscS IL divided between
pccisi committee rooms. reception
rooms. and officcs OF the officials and
employees.
The standing OF the club nationally
is shown by the recent statement OF
an official Of tho National Chamber o.
Commerce who par-cd thru here r.
Gently making a survey Of the organi-
za;lon. In which he said that tho local
club rated AZ ono Of tho highest IN tho
organization. According to officials
OF tho club. suitable quarters are hclnE
souEh, In which proper accommots-
lions may le given to its members.
Chairrncn of tho committees solicit
atinE funds for tho rehabilitation are;
y. W Duke. a {. Joncs. Ira Is.
Young a Y. FaEcrstrom. Horace Pol
lard. +. :. HoaE. Ben Bo-Eerman and
q. l.. l. Gam. Tho m-rnbors Of thv
club arc askrd not to feel sighted u
thcy arc overlooked In the drive for
funds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

of guilty to an assault with intent 90
kill charE~. in connection with a ca y
game hold up in which one persou
was wounded. James NJ. Wolfe wti.
sentenced late Thursday BY Judxc c
q. Brown to term Of from two to
three years IN the state prison.
An announcement issued Friday by
the war department aid Il would br
necessary for shotc who accept thu
invitation 10 rSari Washington mot
later than the night OF Nov. 10.
Springfield. Mo.--Two women her
Thursday offered to sell themseiNr
and their services % the highest bid
derH- The first woman Offering her
Hcif for sale Inserted an Advertisement
In the newspapers here which read:
'Wiu offer myself to the hlEhrrr
bidder In order 10 support my snr~i
The woman has a s-yesr-old child
The other woman offered to board or
her earnings for ono year. offcFtnE
per cent Of her wages for a room.
Laredo. TeN-Trsffic on MsNicAH
railways south Of Sueyo Laredo b.
opon after having been closed since
laEt December.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
SOVIET DEMANDS
SURRENDER or GEN

RIEa. 'Ictvia. sept. "a noic de-
rnandinE that Rumania surrender
General Makn0. anti Bolshcviki
leader In the Ukraine. together with
hiz followers as common crimirair''
has tceu dispatched TO Rumania by
tho Soviet authe-ttics. it was an
nounccd in a wireless message from
Moscow today.
Bolshcvtki leader tn tho Ukraine have
been defeated by Soviet cavalry. ihe
~frelas- reported. Nnst Of General
Makno's men were Killed. tho message
asserted. adding that General Makno
himself. with fifty or sixty n his fol-
lowers. escaped and crossed tho FROM
tier into Bczssarahis. where they were
disarmed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
Philadelphia Druggist
Heads National Bo1y

Denver. Colo. sept ,s-Amhros-
HuusherEcr Of philadelphia TODAY vas
elected president % tho National
Association 81 etsii Druggists at the
closing session of tho twcntv-third an.
nust convention hsrA u j. kuhn.
Nashville. Tenn. was elected first
vice president " Bruce rhniIps
Oakland. calf. was chosen second vic-
nresident and Bert W. strickland
Denver third vice president
Samuel e. Henry Chicago. was re-.
elected secretary and William 4
Cren Of Indiana polls was reelected
treasurer Of the association.
Eleven resolutions were adopted b.,
the druggists today chief among th m
being resolutions opposing taxes uu
soft drinks. proprietary medicines and
toilet articles The druggists aisc
adopted resolution opposing rcstric-
lions IN handling whisky and mar.
r0ii~H for medical uses Tho next
meeting place viii to chosen hy tn.
executive board later.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
DECISION SOON
IN LOCAL MINE
CONTINUED from rage one,

members OF the commission we're in
clincd today to isko the Wow that tho
situation had become more involved
This now aspect was attributed by
thcm to the action OF other coal COM
ranio- in filing noiicrs of reduction Of
wage none tn" came amount as tho
reduction the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company is attempting to put into cf-
feet
Todays hearings werc -rhn-iuird for
tho Frederick and Prirncro camrs
Nrt-hers cf the commission ststhf
This morning that the uurstion Of
further hearings had nit hsen deter
mined upon. This viii Involve a dc
cihion as tp whether hearings will he
held in Fremont and Guuniron coun-
Ties where t.e'i miners uuit work the
week following wage cuts iu Huerfenp
and Las Animns county. Their action
g. said fp havr follow 81 tho sending
NJ resolutions from Husrfauo county
sEsins them to quit work until tho
wage controversy between the Colo
fado Fuel and Iron and lee employe yes
vaa definitely settled.
Tho resolution was said TO have
been adopted hy the local union of the
United Mine WORKER at pirtou mina
Goo iiurrf7no county and endorsed hr
other locals In that district n was
not signed hy any Of the officers OF the
union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
CHINESE PORTUGESE
WARFARE IMMINENT

Shanghai. China. sept 25-warfsre
is imminent between forces Of tho
Chinese southern government and the
Portu suese at Macao. seaport end
dependency OF Portugal. thlrty-fiye
miles wo-t nt HouEkcnE 4 contro-
versy Of long standing growing out n
Portuguese efforts 70 reclaim land
along ihr wa'~r froH, h7H rrirnira'-4
in tho firing on PortuEucer police
launch hv Chinese roidiera.
Tho Portuguese force al Nsrao a.
present numbers 500 while The chine 20
have 500 troops near the city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24


in return. Buff landed right TO the
chin and followed with a hard right 70
body At close quarters they exchanged
rights and lefts to the jaw.
ROUND !,
Herman used a left Dab effectively.
Buff sent straight right to Herman's
Jaw and they clinched. Both missed
nights for the head. Herman staggered
Buff countercd with right to the
fought furiously at close quarters at
the bcii
ROUND
Herman crashed right to Butts
Jaw and Johnny returned tho compli-
ment. Buff found HcrrnAn's jaw with
short right. Herman caught Buff with
right hook and Buff was short with
left uppercut. They fought at close
quarters, Herman landing hard lights
ROUND
They exchanged rights to the sion-
aCh. Buff sent left to tho jaw. fol-
lowed by hard rights to the body Her
man landed right to the jsv and
Buff count cred with a right 10 the
head. Both landed hard icfts to the
jaw a, the bell.
ROUND 10
They staggered each other with
rights and lcf;s to the head Herman
missed rirht 10 III. Jaw and Buff
landed left to tho body. Ruff missed
two rights and Herman a left for the
head.
ROUND II
Buff staggered the champion with =
right IN tho Jaw following with upper
cuts. Herman landed a right 10 the
body. Buff missed a right for the
head. Herman hooked Buff with is'i,
following with hard rights to the ltU.
and stsEEor.i Buff with rishts and
lefts at the bell
ROUND y
Herman took the offensive and caught
Buff with inft 10 thc jaw. Herman
rent hard rights 20 body. Thcy -
missed right to tho jaw. They ~
changed lofts to tho jaw. Buff landed
hard bcft to the jsN and took one IN
return.
ROUND -
Ruff scnl hard left 70 chin and
received ono In return. Buirs left
found Herman's Jaw and Herman
landed two rights To tho body. Buff
fhot l"f, 10 thu iaw and Herman
countcrcd with right 70 the body.
Buff Staggered herman with loft hooks
to the Jaw AZ the bell
HOUND u
Herman could not cytd~ Uufr r.
left hontE Herman sent light LET'S
20 chin and both landed sight on tho
Jaw. Herman landed right to the jaw
and caught a left hook on the chin.
ROUND Is
Herman sent left to Bluffs Jaw and
took a right TO the head. They eN-
changed. rights and lcfts tn tho body
Buff hooked Herman with right.
Buff sent rights and iofts To- tho head.
Herman fought like a tiEcr at tho
hell.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
RICHIE MITCHELL
BREih.S RIGHT iRH

Milwaukee Wis sept ga Rit~his
Mitchell. Milwaukee lightweight
boxer. broke his right arm. just above
tho wrist In the third session of a ten
round no decision bout with Ernie
Rice of England tonight The state
boxing chairman stopped the bout i'm
tho middle ~ the fourth round when
W v1e Fron Mitchell wsa uairE oniy
his left arm.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

Pine Ruff. Ark.-Fivo hundred Eirl
pupils " the local high nrhoui have
pledged themselves not tn wear trans
parent dresses. open-wprk hose. roll
c,i down stockings. hiEh heeied shoes
and extremely short skirts and to re-
fr1in from tho use m rouEr and lip
sticks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
-Playfellov..

Harry Sinclair. well known oil
man. has sued James +. johnson,
Brooklyn turfman. to recover siOp,.
600. which he says he paid johnson
last spring for "Plsyfellov," fun
brother Of the famous Man o.
War Sinclair charges that the
horse, which failed TO win for him.
is unsound. a windsucker or eribber,
johnson denies the charge.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

Chieftain want ads. bring results
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
BUFF, FlyWE|GHI,
DEFEATS HERMAN

Continued from Page one)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

in return. Buff landed right 10 IN
chin and followed with a hard right II
body. At close quarters they exchange
rights and lefts to tho jaw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

Continued from Page One,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

Herman used a left Jab effectively
Buff sent straight right to Herman
Jaw and they clinched- Both missoc
nights for the head, Herman staEEeroc
Buff countered with a risht TO this
fought furiously at close quarters a
the bcii.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

Herman crashed 2 right 10 Buff
Jaw and Johnny returned tho compli'
ment- Buff found Herrnan's jaw viii
short right Herman caught Buff viii
right hook and Buff was short viii
left uppercut. They fought at ciosi
quarters. Herman landing hard nights
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13
FRUITLAND
%

Merle Lemon spent the weekend
with the Williams boys.
Mrs. Robley Mead spent Thursday
afternoon in the Critchlow home.
Mrs. Adelia Davis visited in the
Conner home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ethel Threlkel attended to
busines in Delta the first of the week
Glenn Davis made a trip to Hotch-
kiss on Friday for a load of stock
salt
Will George and Mrs Endsley were
business visitors to Hotchkiss last
week.
Lucy Bradshaw spent Friday night
in Crawford the guest of Hester
Lynch.
Frank Aver and Dorothy Davis
were dinner guests in the Conner
home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Faulkner and
children spent Sunday with Will
George and children.
DR.. Hunt was called one evening
last week to set Mr.. Smiths shoul-
der, which was dislocated in some
manner while he slept.
Stuart Sipma has been engaged as
ditch rider for the mesa to take the
place Of Clarence Atkinson, who was
unable to fill the position because of
the condition of his wife's health.
Nora Childress delightfully."- enter
tanned some of her young friends
Tuesday evening of last week in
honor OF her birthday. Various
games we're enjoyed for some time
after which lovely refreshments con-
sisting OF sandwiches, cake and lem
onade were served.
A splendid nine months term OF
school closed at Ariel last Friday On
Saturday morning a fine program
was enjoyed by large audience, fol-
lowed by sumptuous picnic dinner
consisting of sandwiches, pickles, po-
tato salad. coffee, ice cream and
cake. Mrs Cowley awarded prizes
to the children as follows: Bobbie
Threlkel most head marks in spell
ing in the first grade; Opal Wilson
and Howard George, second grade |;
Ruby Endsley, fourth grade; Doro.
thy Davis, seventh grade: Helen
George highest grade in bible study
and Dorothy Davis received prize
for being neither absent nor tardy
the entire term.
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13
DELTA DOLLAR DAY MAY I9
CALIFORNIA MESA
. . . . . . . . . . . .

Miss Lucille Deges was an over
night guest of Miss Opal Warrick
Saturday night.
Mr.. King has large force OF men
shearing his sheep this week.
Miss Leila Whitener is home again
after helping Mrs Jack Sanders for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs G. P. Broughton OF
Montrose called at the Frank Beiler
home Sunday afternoon.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Whit
ener and daughter, Ocue, spent the
day at Hardy whiteners.
Miss Florence Hutsen Of the Ola
the high school spent the week end
with Mrs. r. E. Hogan.
Yates Madsen is the name Of the
| little boy that came to the G. A.
Tabor home May 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Byerrum we're
in Montrose Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Foster.
]. l.. McClurg have new Overland
car which they purchased in Delta
short time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camel Poe are enjoy
ing New Edison which they purchas-
ed last week.
Miss Myrtle Easton visited Miss
Ruby Dahl at Montrose from Friday
until Sunday.
Dawn Dix, Elma McLaren and Ber-
dine Cheek visited Sunday afternoon
with Irma Ashby.
Perry McIntire and Harry Hoover.
took their cattle to the hills the
first of the week.
Miss Helen Mclaughlin, who is at
tending school at Gunnison, visited
home folks from Friday until Sunday:
Company at Robert Burch's Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Ike Burch and
children and Mrs. Roe Mullennox.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fl. C. War
rick and Mrs. Gilmore Griffith visited
Mrs. G. A. Tabor and new baby boy.
Mrs. Elmer Griffith and son Jimmie
spent the week end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. McClurg OF Peach
Valley.
Misses Marie and Celia Stadler of
Ash Mesa are spending the week with
their sister, Mrs. Ike Homewood and
family.
Company at Ralph ogans Sunday
were the Sam Harris family OF Olathe,
and Charlie and Archie Roatcap and
their families.
Thursday. May 5th, a dear little son
weighing II pounds was born to Mr..
and Mrs A. Ferris. All parties doing
nicely.
j. K Vaughn, Harold Blowers. Don
McClurg and Mac Boyer went to the
hills Sunday, where they spent the
day.
Sunday afternoon callers at Chas
Phillips were Mr.. and Mrs John Felix
and son Dale, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Anderson and
children were dinner guests OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Quinlan in Ola.
the Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Pridy and
children spent the day Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ray in the Pea
Green district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Homewood and
son Howard were dinner guests at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stadler of Lower Ash Mesa.
Mrs. Bert Lathrop and daughter.
Alice. will leave Thursday for visit
with her parents In Idaho and her
sister In Canada. Mrs. Lathrop an.
ticipates II pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins entertained
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13

company of friends Sunday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Tilden
Richards and children and Mrs. Wal
ter Crook.
Dinner guests at the John Miller
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Melgrum and son, Grant, spent
the day Sunday at the Smith home In
the Pea Green neighborhood
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis motored
to Grand unction Sunday morning.
where they spent the day. They re-
turned home Sunday evening and re-
port pleasant trip and the roads
fine.
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13
DELTA DOLLAR DAY may i9
Notice Of School Election

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that the regular biennial election Of
School District Number One in the
County of Delta and State of Colora-
do. for the election of two (2) school
directors for the period of six (6)
years, will be held on Monday, the
18th day Of May, A. D. 1921.
The whole of said District shall
constitute one election precinct and
the boundaries Of said District shall
be the boundaries OF such election
precinct.
The polling place will be at the
Central School Building in the City
Of Delta in said County and State
and the polls will be open from the
hour OF seven o'clock in the forenoon
until the hour Of seven o'clock in the
afternoon of said date.
All qualified electors, residents of
said School District for not less than
thirty (3o) days next preceding the
date Of election, shall be entitled to
vote at said election.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, April Is.
1921.
c. H. STEWART, Secretary.
First pub April Is last pub May a.
EGGS FOR SETTING-Plymouth
Rock and Buff Orpington. is eggs for
75c. w. G. Cook, 319 Howard street.
phone 246-W. s-20p
FOR sALE-A good used Dodge
touring car at $3.50. Delta Hardware.
1S-tfc
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13
: = - = = = = = = = = .

The scouts wish to thank the peo-
,,e who so kindly donated their cars
for the trip.
Last Thursday evening Lieutenant
Anderson and her scouts gave a SUI
prise party to Captain Prouty. Cap
tain Parker was guest of the scouts
at the party.
The scouts of Paonia had charge
of the program The scouts of Delta
and Paonia will go $3.50 on proceeds.
The money will be turned into the
treasures to be used fod camping
expenses.
The scouts of patdol two and three
accompanied by Mrs. Melvin Springer,
Captain Proutyand Lieutenant Ander-
son went to Paonia Saturday after
noon and gave a pageant and musical
program at the opera house at that
place.
The party went to the show first.
! Then later went to Captain Pa.rker's
home. Some very clever poems writ
ten in compliment to Captain Prouty
by the scouts was read. Then each
scout presented her with handker-
chief.
The Prouty Patrols number two
and three, went on picnic Satur-
day before last. They all rode in cars.
They went above Eckert and ate their
dinner and supper in grove. We all
initiated Captain Prouty because
she was leaving soon. When we were
to go home everyoe angreed that
they had had fine time.
The Delta independent., 1921-05-13

Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. L. t. Deges
and daughters. Lucille and Alene were
entertained to dinner at the ]. G.
Pridy home. Other visitors in the
afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Pridy, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tripp and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Veach and rank Beiler.
The Fairview school will close Fri
day. On Thursday the teachers and
their pupils will go for picnic up
Dry Creek canon. The teachers. the
Misses Beulah and Nellie Deck have
taught a very successful term OF
school. On Monday they will leave
for their home in Glen Allen. Mo.
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MANTED-Auiomobilcs

NANIED-Auion"biles so
WNsIFn-Buick on Nah passeuFer tour
Ius car. or Ford sedan. 1920 model Must
no Iu good condition. VIII pay rash Zoe
az AlLrn-a .AnIunnLLI narn n MnTAld.
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WANTED TO RENT

SMALL MODERN HOUSE, IN THK
yUGUbAyps ADDRESS bon no. CARE
uP HERALD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-12
COOK WANTED

Sixty dollars a month and board with
furnished room. Club about 90
members. Assistant cares for dining
room. Permanent 10 right party. In
dian School Mess. Mhtterlver. Arl-
iona 7. NJ. brunette. Mgr.