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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25

ak for State Highway Purposes.
each year as required. as author
| !zed by law, the major portion of
which viii be used in cooperation
with the state authorities In the
| construction OF that portion of said
highway TO be built through Clear
water County.
J. B. Dickson, Com. First Dist.
VIM. j. White, Com. Second Dist.
Chas. Hall, Com. Third Dist.
Quarterly report of Oren o.
Crockett. County Treasurer, exam
med and approved.
BONDS APPROVED
d. H. Daniels, constable.
L. S. Bonner, constable
]. B. Richardson, Justice Of the
Peace.
r. j. Owe, Justice of the Peace.
M. LeBaron, Justice of the Peace.
A. H. Simmons, Justice of the
Application of Walter Tame for
County Aid in the sum of $40 al
lowed.
Applicati ton of Chas. L. Carey fer
Aid for Cinnamon at Pierce granted
in the sum necessary for relief.
NSNs~'S Va 0OoCACC 81 dulcU 10 ".
Bullock, Coroner not to exceed 80
DAYS.
The county purchasing agent is
authorized to buy sets of the
Compiled laws for use of the several
Justices Of the Peace in the County.
The county auditor is directed to
issue warrant en- county current ex-
pense fund in the sum Of $3.50 In
favor of State Insurance manager
for County insurance for 1921.
The double assessment occurring
in the assessment of the Eureka
Ohio and Pacific Mining claims on
Lot No. 1854 to be found on tax
roll at Sec. II. Twp. SO, r Sc. Re-
ceipt No. 1887 amount $60.13 and
also the double assessment fround
on Receipt No. 2O74 on S1-2 SW
NE1-4. S1-2 Sc NE1-4, Sec. SO,
Twp. 35, amount $3.50. it is order
ed that these items be cancelled and
that the County Auditor make the
proper entries in the tax rolls and
Receipts and Certificates and that
the Tax Collector be given credit
for same.
WIDOWS PENSIONS ALLOWED
Elizabeth c. Ball. (Sept.) $1,000
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25
New Street Car Idea.

The objections to the sO-called
safety cars" which were introduced
during the last few years, have been
met in Seattle by the invention OF
what is called One-man-twO-man
street car. The design Of this car per.
mits Of It's being operated In the
slack hours by one man, while In tht
busy hours. with little rearranye
ment Of the interior. II il changed
to make prOyisi0C for the addition
Of q conductor. This is said to meel
the great crfticiam Of the safety
in that - much time was lost In ths
steps when ~ siesles attendant wa,
compelled to take the fares, answel
the questions and attend 70 the ~
rious other matters, with The entrance
q . 0r0up - paassneerA :.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25
ROAD BILLS EXAMINED AND
ATT 0WEn

Trad Carr, road work. IS 800
Fred Roy. road work. 80. 800
M. X. White. 1850
Lloyd Carr. road work ... 800
BILLS ON CURRENT EXPENSE
FUND ALLOWED
John p. Harlan, expenses. .$67.O4
John Hudson. refund of taxes Ills
Mrs. w. A. Wellman. assisting
superintendent ......... 1900
VIM. J. Hannah. rent Sth
grade exam. ............ 15.O 90
Evelyn s. Merwin expenses. 1915
Mrs. e. c. Burdette, assisting
superintendent 200
Mabel Larkin, clerk at election 500
Samson Snyder phone rentals 1920
State Insurance mgr. insurance73.9 80
Joseph Kaufman. expenses. 67.51
Clearwater Republican, sup
niles to supt. 21.35
In p Harlan. expenses. 295
Hotel Orofino, board Co. Com. 1880
Hotel Orofino. board of A.
Smith 45.Io
Clearwater Republican pub.
Com. proceedings ........ 1880
Dan Delaney. team hire sheriff 1000
Hotel Orofino. board prisoners 2S.4O
Mix-Walrath Co.. premium on
| bonds $500. ff.oV
w. H. Gillespie. clerk assessor -
office 4o'Vo
r. G. Hamilton & Co., Goods
to Cinnamon. ........... 67.Ss
Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co.. account. ..... $50
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., repairing .......... l5.ou
shaw & Borden Co., supplies Sac
RESOLUTION
The following resolution was IN
troduced bv VIM. ]. White county
commissioner from the First District
and Seconded by Chas. Hall, Com
missioner from the Third District,
and carried by unanimous vote OF
the Board of County Commissioners
OF Clearwater County. State OF
Idaho.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS: the Commissioner OF
Public Works of the State OF Idaho
has indicated a Willingness to des-
isnate a road from Craigmont by
the way of Neg Perez, Orofino, Elk
River. Bovill. st. Maries and other
northern Cities, as state highway:
nroyided he has the concurrence OF
| the Commissioners of the Highway
Districts and County Commissioners
Of he districts md counties through
which said road will run that they
win cooperate with the State IN
the construction Of the same. ana,
! WHEREAS, said road will be 9
great public benefit to the state ana
the sections through which It runs,
| now, therefore, be 1t resolved. that
the Board Of County Commissioners
of Clearwater County. in session a.
sembled, favors the designation OF
aid proposed highway,sas - state
] 6fkMway, and this Board will Levy
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25

knowledge Of Little Points Not Abso-
lutely Necessary for Profitable
Job Of cuiiIns.

While there are many little details
connected with the build and form of
the nonlaying hen that are well
worth knowing, many Of which re
Quire some study and practice, a
knowledge Of these details is not
absolutely necessary for a fairly good
and paying Job Of culling the farm
flock.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

IN the District Court of the Second
judicial District Of the state of
ldaho, In and for the County o;
Clearwater.
Erb Brothers Limited, a corporation
plalntin. VS.. Wilson Martin, de-
PENDANT.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is Hereby Given, That an
attachment issued out of the above
entitled court in the above entitled
cause. against the property of said
defendant. on the 18th day Of March
1921.
Dated this 18th day of March
1921.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
Clerk of the District Court
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25
Narrowing Experience.

whats the trOuble?" asked the sec
ond assistant sporting editor.
"Tve just had call from a woman
who had written some free verse;"
said the Sunday editor. who was
shaking all over.
"That ought not to upset YOU"
"Ah" groaned the Sunday editor.
"Eut she read 1t to me and threw in
lot of gestures. "-Birmingham Age.
Herald.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25
Official Proceedings
Clearwater County
Orofino, Idaho. Jan. Is. 1921

Orofino, Idaho, Jan. Is, 1921.
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment o,
yesterday, all members being present
the following business was transact
ed to-wit:
Minutes of yesterday read and ap
proved.
BILLS ALLOWED
c. c. Morris, Justice fees $50. 90
Chas. Hall expenses Co. Com. 1880
Board fixes the wages to be paid
for labor on roads as follows:
Men, single handed, SO per day.
Team SO per day.
Road overseers $3.50 per day.
In the matter of County Physi-
clan Dr. E. w. HorswiIl is retained.
and the old contract had with him
for the years 1919 and 1920 is con-
tinued in force.
Is reduced to. $500 per month,
warrant issued Feb. LIST to be for
$500.
In the matter of the County Aud
itors' State convention called by the
State Auditor to convene January
gath to 29th, it appearing that
Lewis, Idaho and Nez Perez county
commissioners plan on sending their
County Auditor to said convention,
and it further appearing that the
County Auditors of these counties
have in mind several matters of i'm
portance that they plan on intro
ducing at the convention that will
improve the service of the several
Offices of the county. it is therefore
ordered that the County Auditor OF
this county may attend said conven-
ton at the expense of the County.
Board adjourned to meet again In
regular session Feb, 9Th. 1921, at
9 o'clock a. m. - -.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25
SUMMONS

IN the Probate Court Of Clearwater
County. State Of Idaho.
Charles Portfors, Plaintiff. vs. John
Smith Defendant.
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETING TO:
John Smith. the above named de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been flad against you
In the Probate Court Of Clearwater
.CeuntxrgtaeA a. lhAAer ~. Me above
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25
R0UP IS MOST OBSTRUCTIVE
OIssass 10 Usually Caused BY Draft,
In Poultry Houss and by Lack
Of fresh Air.

ROup, one Of the most disastrous
diseases the poultryman has to COM
bat, Is usually caused by drafts in
the henhouse and lack Of pure air.
Every crack shosid be closed. II 1t al.
lowe the air to blow over the roosts.
Also an opening near Tie top should
se provided - that u hpsss cir
~ escape. .
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-25

Ordered that Mrs. H. H. Bole be
allowed the sum of $50 per month
Aid until further order of the
Board.
Board adjourned to meet again
Monday, March 9TH, 1921 at 9
o'clock a. m.
J. p. DICKSON, Chairman.
Attest: JOSEPH KAUFMAN, Clerk
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J. B. DICKSON, Chairman.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN, Clerk

Orofino, Idaho, Feb. 5th 1921.
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment of Jan
18th. 1921. there being present all
members of the board and the fol-
lowing business was transacted, to-
wit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
DAVIS CUP PLAY
POSTP OHED,, RAIN

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug II. .- Because
u rain the Seni-hnal singles between
the Austrslasians and Danes IN the
Davis ccp tennis series did not begin
here today at the Msyheld country
clue aviuE 70 today's postpopement.
the tournament will close sunday in
send o. Saturday.
IL aaz NOT raining at o'clock the
time the rrst match vas to begin be
tween Erik Tssngr OF Denmark and
Norman Peach of Australia but II was
deem advisable 20 postpone play.
Toizys pgcgram Will be carried out
rcmorruw TeEn-r meeting Peach and
: o. Anderson % Australia playing
NaEu lnEsrslsv. Of Denmark,
The doubles match Saturday Will be
between Tezu-r and Henrikse. OF Den
MARI and Anderson and Todd of Aus
traiia
Hawks the Young south paw Aus
trslila ard Polch viii play an cNhih-
rio- Elue saturday 1s curtain
-ztsar
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12

tomorrow.
ward who is 20 yrars old. shot ~,
fi.t; nine holes of his afternoon round
IN - which IS three under par Ea
fEd to do 1t to elir.t;ate ]. c Stn.r.z
Of Kansas city, Mo. another your,
player. In this nine holes Ward hIl
t'ttce brides and made the 9th n sv
in par Stutt,e had one birdie .ul
mSJu st',T holes - par with Ia.
- tur tie nine. Yo. Ward we hau
Nm one down at the end OF the Is
n -. "a him foIr down at "a end
Of .h.s sensational 'ue. Wa-1 iIvd. d
ncf ors .or tn. best performances Of a..
day With Won Elm. he vou,l J',H
E.t- II tugh never ''ushed t. w.n as
iaatch. te had hi, -ppone,; A. g.
NIvrcr Of Denver, IL down AL 20
- and vas under par for tbs - ro'.
His was the most consistent playing
of the tournament He made the fir-f
nine in the morning in 81. l over par
His score on the second nine was 50
which is two under par and which
gave him a total OF II for the eighteen
holes or one under par. In the nira
holes that he had TO play In the ar
teruoon he had a par IS
Cochran had no trouble winning Mia
Tor the 30 holes needed to win over
l. C. Palmer Of Denver. ! up and sIg
TO go. ] 4 Kennedy OF Tulsa the
Oklahoma state champion. gave Brom.
field a hard match. When Brn,anrLI
had a Dormi five IN took the next hD.a
ard carried the match To the Sri
green where a halved hole cost him
the match.
Won Elm had five brides in his ,7
holes He took a stroke over par ON
four and had par on IN s. In % hole
Ward had seven brides, two NOR
than par on eight holes aun shot tnc
remaining Il In par. Outsiders Of trs
phenomenal nine holes. howevrr.
Wards playing did not equal tGat ot
the salt Lake player.
Won Elm and Ward will meet tono--
row IN the semi-tuals The winner
wlll go IN the finals saturday W tn tho
winner Of the Bromfield Cochran
match
A. the end OF tho first is holeo thi9
uorning. tho scores stood "a follow
ward was leading SHUTTLE. one up
Won Elm was leading Warner, un
Bromfield was leadiug Kennedy, four
up,
Cochran was leading Palmer FOUR u7
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
PEP|SCoPE ANHEXES
RICHEST PURSE ON GRAND CIRCUIT

North Randall Cleveland. Ohio.
Aug. 1.-THE unbeaten 4-yea--rId
mare Psrscope annexed the riches
Grand Circuit racing stake Of the year
here today by taking The f~E- and
third hsrrS of she North L srdau free
for all irUt. open 10 a. e2ceps Peter
Manniol and Arlon Guy. win g vaig-
OF $4,000. Shs was also leading in
the second when sne wr1t into a
break about an eighth of a mile from
the wire and finished nth. Mile r.
win taking that heat
Pz1Ecops is owned By the Holly
rood farm. Ls,1nEto1- Ky. and wa
driven by T. L Dofre. one 0f the
owners The last mile vFaz raced
over a sticky track. Rain fell Inter
ruIttently all afternoon. but the races
were continued until after the finish
OF the big race. Then ir came down
hard and q flooded track made %
necessary 20 postpone the l1r. heat
Of the last event until 'omNrr1w In
the first heat. Dodge laid back with
Perlscope until rounding the stretch
where ne took the lead and won
easily Arion Mckinney which had
set the pace a greater part Il the
mile weakened in the brush home and
Fust managed % save third place
from the fast coming Greyworthy
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
McNARY FARM RELIEF
REPORTED FAVORABLY

--4-- a-r- t.e tI-T~s r'e'-7-F
sEfl.4ft4fsf rsHsf .fI vaH -r-eff1
Her. -r- -fFH z--s.- fr~arFa frl-H r-
s4s +.-.er .4rg9sy crr1rrtrt-f gra.r-
"a ss t..Facf rs.1 be- g.c UfFff
fs- -s1rs asfarr r4~ig reEf rrfs
TF. s-~rrr.fssa sL HaIraffs Er9 Inns
s-ss.-rHy~T 30. g-aF frs rss ,gfrT-s
fIsr tr s.f.tsse 80 r0 'ff farm tssn
.s-<r f, arrsE r4reff ffF frI-
ff-f.. -af IIasanFlrsf - -gfeTf
f.a<s -.-.o.sfifr era ~ 'ss= % cfrNfs
fta- sr.rrtgsr stzsea fr - .fsfs
,f-s ffas1rfr ssrrFfF
Tts r-lHtaIf zssrrIzIrF fas FsF
Era-.s -eft.grs'fsT tg .a-1s 81 fffNr
'fc "s FfHrH HFsf sf u. n IN I'M -
-rs f1s - SEQ f-v f4Hfas1
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12

Nsdds equal favorl's virh Psris-ope.
made tre1. AZ the three quarter
pole and was dfs-anced- u was her
first start Of the season
Perlscope aEsum=f the lead a. The
start % The second hea- and held
command until passing The sven
eight- pole where fhe broke W.-R-
Fleming. who had laid behind the
pace maker with 3fIlle Irwin then
came out and wo7 with Arion Nc
kinney finishing second
fr the third hszt Dodge lad in SEC
o-d position 20 the stretch Thers he
0-arcaus 1fIIa I-win's lead 4-t won
by O length
Cor deri-= the c1rditioa % the
track -rs fiflIa arar good
The News FEaeps- axes for z-year-
Old Trorrarz vent 20 the Grsat Md
Ess- bur u9- Until the peter the Great
colt had been forced % a split hszi
race Driven hy walter Cox The
Great af.Guaet srou the first and third
haz- king Efawah. fsvor--e IN the
betting with his stable mate, Grace
-.lau-8h- vvor The second heat
The 1.1Q trot went 20 Jane the
Great fzT1rffe- 1f was walter C1N.s
rs-oud win % the day
The $3.50 pare wls another spll-
beat affair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
MISS ELEANOR GOSS
wins TENNIS PLAY

Sea Bright = J.. Aug 1.-The
-u-ur.-s 1f fofsy's play lu trs sea
Bright tr-rt- tournament za. fer
r1ae5 fr the rsui-nnsf ~ ths som
enc aEle- lr 9hi-h M-s1 El.a1or
CO.. ,sar YORK. c7r1gsrst Miss
rsre - Browne Lon AHEa-sH s-f.
1-s So
mo hard hItslnz l- tar ra1ur- The
f-.rrf.I decisive H1rr rrl 0rs-rssd and
or the Erou-- were al Itfn AiIs
Coz 10 her sen attg1aliT played
--s s-rr -rr cf she Hrzr1 ~ fhs DAVIS
.sr frsuH Trr = I9nrrf1r. ~ san
rs-rlreg. and r. r0rrs william. u
~ p--t1r. rfrTiF-d fHr finals
~ f.r --5s rH=-aE Tho CaiIfrr. ian
--1-Hrrag Frrart f{lgfsr1-. asF
Tu-E a- .-9r. 81. 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
KANSAS crr, ITypsrocI<

Kansas city. Aug lit. Bureau
n aErkefrI-Ca'fIs-Ra Receipts $3.50
beef steers steady 10 i5c i1wer top.
tfNif other fed lots "a iNd1Gn0. Kan
ssH Ffarssrr q 5fa 2 s.. Oklahoma and
Texas 8 h10ef1. F'ocserE and feeders
steady fo weak good ff0D and 1850
pound feeder ~ n ION -. rtockers
ruosflval5 Hf0 . -. other cisaEea steady
n1off calves = M 500. best k!ndis
q "a ~ hBik c1Ws. it0195 ~. good
light hslfern g. fTi %
Hog Hsrelpfr 5000 open 90 ship
pefs with light hogs selling fully 5Oc
lower bulb is'er sales m shippers and
pagkfrs IN m fInJ lower than yeH-
t'fdHys average HOB for une load
choife light packrrs tor. 1850 bulx
u raies isH1 pigr and packing
soNs he - ~ iowsr
fbsrp- Receipts 2o01 sheep about
s'"sdy most faf uatlro .Wra around
- lambs strong fdahos. ii9O0. ma
H.sr itr1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
BILL CAMP BELL
POPULAR PLAYER
ny SID oI,I>

From an rersrses and seemingly
hard I1ck that Bill Campbell mas en-
countsrsd this ysaT in the steel
L@azue. IL IS eviden- that the -iiuN-
has oeeN closely attached 70 his ger
souarc and 20 the playing OF tine ShOps
infeIde-.
The usual walk PEI game for which
Bill became popular with the ian =
past history and IN only rwo game
this year has he started of ~ the lead
rsn-s PLAYED II IS uuluu 1tsily true
tha. the pitchers kupw-uE Campbell 5
critical and warchfuI eye give hirTs the
fun string and serve hiul more balls
over ths corners for strikes than any
other natte---r-sultlnE iu strike outs
On two occasions when hit uy pitched
balls Campbell was ordered hack 20
The arolter Being ia a position 20 See
the play cannot te dlsu1tsd- nlt lt
see.0=d aCasl that the iinx had grippet.
the shops mate.
Win a hitting average of -7S s1d
fielding AZ .sss Clip lL1nS The 1873
season Campbell has been able 10 Sc
cure bus three hits out of = times q;
this year.
A. an all around hall 7lsys- camp
heii is without 3 peer i7 the Sts-l Iea-ue
and is one Of the most gentleman
Is and we'd liked PLAYER in the circuit.
Should the popular shops t1ic'der rid
himself % -rv seemingly st-acnvd
-jiuNT b Is certain 70 prove The end
front In both the 6slding and hattin=
averages where he ri-htfuiiy. belongs
when his ability or the dlsrnund Is
taken INTO consideration
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
F. r. BANK REPORT

Washington. =. O.. Aug u-Com-
1iued resources and liabilities Of the
twelve FEDERAL reserve banks At the
close % business August %. was re-
ported tonight by the federal reserve
board in thousands Of dullars as fol-
lows
RESOURCES
Gold and sold ceruhcateE si-3 0of
Gold settlement fund.-. r board.
Tf7s rs
Total sold held by banks. is2i.16l.
Gold with federal reserve agents. H.
SO s-s
cold redemption fund. uo7.5it
Total gold reserves S257s.s1l.
Legal tender notes. silver. etc. un.-
Total re-erves s2.5cn.sls
Hius discounted
Recorded by l. s government off
SaticUs f5s3 BIS
All other. Sss3.7tt.
Bus bought In open market Iil.-
SIS
Total bills on hand. sls5i.s1s
r S bonds and notes. S5i.iH2
r 8 cartincates Of indebteduess.
one year certificates tPittmnn actl
sos. g75
Am other. iia2i5
Total earning assets. 1ls1 .27a
Bank premises. $3.50
Five per cent redemption fund
against r r bank notes s.. SIG
Tncoliected items. sis5.I as
All other resources. Sis.5s1-
Total reEourrs-. s5.0ss.s96
LIABILITIES
Capital paid in. Si02 e10
Surplus tai7s14
Reserved for government franchise
tax fi5 81.
Deposits
Member banks. reserve account. fi.-
sol Es7
C;orarngent. t555ss
All other. g15.zef
Tofar deposits 81 ss-. az
? p uotes IN actuzl circulation. t1.-
--0TfG
? p bank notes In circulation. net
Ia ability. tiis10i
Deferred availability items, iio5.-
sss
All other usbiIluez. fisfs1
Total liabilities. . 1ss SOS
Ratio ~ total rHsrrt IS 20 deposit and
p r. note liabilities combined. s51
per cent
Ratio - gold reserves 20 ? n notes
IN circulation. after setting aside 55
ps- cent azains' deposit 'iahiiities sls
pr cent
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
GIANTS AND poDGrRs DIVIDE

Ss- York. Aug I1-Nsw Tore
ard B-ookiTr dl-i1e5 . double head
-. the Dodzer- -zEi-z tfs frr-- The
seco-6 zsue vent fni-tss1 f-ul-zr
TrEzfH hlftl-s featured Re Oh
-zi-st 2 triple 'Wo 1cubiss ard f1ur
--.sr fr t-s r7~C gam. Ten drghrs
riyE were made EsE Torz p-s-.l-z
tr--i.<sTsr. Kruger - Ero1El51 -sE
hsrsnsJ from TIE rsr1ad zane frr
-.rr+-srfi-g q decision. Sure
Es-o-EIF- .... ON -r- rrr-= 70
Erw Tsrr ...F FnZ rr- rfr-E rn
stfsrfas-rsBfhsr Err-pr. Er-Isr
s-s MILLER Fvzr. Etss ard ~~Tfa-
E@-or1 EzrrE---
Err5EiTr $50 ff1 fff fff f--- - ?
Esr Tc-k 200 lEt or 90 IL -
Ba''s-ts--I,i ilfgE E~i's s-1 E-es-
FsT EIlsr- -ss--sr-Hz HzHss. -r-sv s-s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
LARGE ENTRY LIST
IN TRAP SHOOTING

$s- York. Aug li-Fivs hundred
entries have been received for the
Grand American handicap trap
shooting tournament 20 be held In
Chicago August -z-z7 lnch1siva A
expected. q Wa aid today
Among the contestants already or
tered are rspresentz'i-es tom Zs
states. the canal zone and Cz-ada- In
point of aEe they rang. from - rssrs
TO F. James Porter of CkiCaEl g. The
octozenarian shooter. and Pred Null
e Tr Chicago. the elFht--ssr-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
PIRATES WIN ALL
DOUBLE HEADER
Extra Winning Games
Feature in Senior Loop
Twin Bills.
NATIONAL
NATIONAL

Pit-shu.E. Pa. aug 1-Pitts burg
Won rOtl games ri a double header
from Chicago The second game went
eleven innings Play was stopped IN
the fourth inning o[ the second game
by a ran storm After fifty minutes
delay plsy was resumed and Pitts
burg scored the winning -un in the
eleventh when Ziul hit safely. stole
second ard scor Il on RobertsOns
single First game
Chicago ..-...-.-- 20 90 oIo-- - o.
Pit-sourE .--..--- 9l1 90 15x-T l. 0I
Batteries Alexander and O'Farrel;
Hamilton and BroLteu.
Second Game:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
LADY BETTY LOSES CUP
FOUL CLAIM ALLOWANCE

Ssntz Barbara. Cal Aux 1.-THE
slooy Lady Betty lost the Sir Thomas
Upton cup and a clean sweep for the
vssk today when the com u!t-ee in
charge Of the local reEartu allowed
the claim q Nisrhief thai The Betty
had fouled her IN .oday's race <or the
cup. Mischief was awarded the
trophy Nischiefs time for the =
mile course vas hours minutes.
Both speedstsrs new the Los An
reles Yacht club penuan,- That club
also Won ths Upton cup last year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
RUTRS CLOUTS
BRING VICTORY
Four Of Yankees Runs
Sent Across by Bam-
bino's Bat.
AMERICAN

Philadelphia, Pa Aug u-Bshe
EEth's hitting overcams the Athletics
and gave New York victory. thereby
t.Eateni1; the Yankees hold upon rirst
place Ruth was responsible for four
Of the Yankees seven runs His
fcrry-third homer came in the fourth
wh=n ne drove the ball into The left
FeckiupaEgh ahead Of him. Tillis
Walker made two doubles and a home
run. The homer was Walkers seven
tenth and il was the third straight
day in which he pu- the ball into the
Ire-r rHayz
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that pursuant
tc the 'ofms Of a certain Chattel
Mortgage. gi"an by William whitton
or the 18th DAY of April. 1921. upon
one 1914 Six Cylinder Seven PassenEer
Hudson Automobile. Engine Number
1926. eaid mortgage given 10 secure the
payment Of tho note Of the said WI
liam Whifton for the sum of One
Hundred and Fifty -,ne and i5-i01
Dollars. 70 ! J Crawford
have taken possession OF said prop
eftY on account Of dsrault having been
made In the payment Of the note and
tfe terms Of said mortgage and as tho
owner and holder Of said note and
mortgage. will sell said property for
the best price that can be obtained
~ $40 North Santa Fe Street, IN
Pueblo Colorado, on tho 20th day Of
august, 1921, a. 70 O'Clock a NJ
GEORGE LORENI.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
No. 43 for Ruth

PhnadslrHla. A1F. tt-Bshe Ruth
knocked out -ir fo-ty-third home run
of the csazo1 ir me f0urtn inning ~
-hr Tzntses game zir1 rhns1siPais
hsrs -o1zg There -e-e tHo 1nsn On
tsEsz.
R1ta row iz rI-s dsT- s-es1 ~ h.r
l.r, ysz-'r record He made hls Crf
rrr.s r1n f- ls59 or AuE-rt - ef'
caldwell n CIsTs-a-1- ln game a. ;s,s
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