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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05
Weather Conditions In
Other Cities In Ii. West

Weather reports or several cities in
Colorado and adjoining states during
tho - hours ending o'clock, yestcr-
day morning, compiled from statistics
furnished by the weather bureau Of
ficc puehlo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05
He alth

Comes To VOL and the children Dr. Perces Golden Meo
cal Discovery in the ttleones and grown-upe this
vegetable and maker still used by the
million Make blood better and health
better by going druggist and obtaining Dr. flerce
Golden Medical Discovery in tablet or liquid FORM .
healthy food eat into nourshment for the
blood No suffers from colds or caarrh
who has plenty red blood copus and good digestion Caah
all its forms stagnaon of the blood Introduce pure redae
blood into the system health assured Dr. Pierce over nifty
years ago. gave the public this blood tonic which he
named his Golden Medical Discovery It sold BY all druggists
the world tablets liquid and the thing to put the
body in the best of condition 1t tonic alternative and nervn
which contains alcohol ingredients printed on the
label Medical Discovery assists digestive functions
amang the food and taking what for feeding
blood Thus the blood takes and vitality This
remedy the forest for keeping healthy
feels vigorous full Of instead of weak nervous
OUT Send Oc for trial tablets Dr. Perces
Invaids Buffalo, ~ Y send medical booklet
on any disease write for free medical advice
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT


Vel. of wind ....... 10
State of weather Cloudy Clear
Normal temperature for this date. AZ
degrees.
Mean temperature for .oday. 5s de-
grccs.
Variation in temperature In "a hours,
4 degrees warmer.
Highest temperature. "a degrees at
$3.50 p. m.
Highest temp. recorded this month.
% years. IS degrees.
Lowest temperature, is degrees at
+:15 a. m.
Lowest temp. recorded this month. 81
years. L. degrees.
Highest wind velocity. II miles Sw.
At HISS a. m.
Rainfall trace inches.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since first of year 81 inches.
Normal precipitation to date l.os.
Time OF sunrise 5;3S n. m.
Time of sunset 6:at p. m.
IL. r. DICK,
Weather Bureau.
Forecast till 500 y. m. Tuesday. For
Pueblo and vicinity radius 20 niles:
Tonight possibly rain and cooler; Tues
day partly cloudy.
For Colorado: Rain west and possibly
in east portion tonight and Tuesday.
colder Tuesday and west portion to-
night.
For Southern Rocky Mountain Re-
gion. Period April to . Inclusive:
Generally fair; seasonal temperatures.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Tho pressure is high from the lower
Mississippi valley to New England.
Another area of high pressure is CEN
trail off the Oregon coast. Light rain
is reported from San Diego northward
along the Pacific coast. \ marked de-
prrs.ion has deyclopod over southwest
crn Utah and Arizona and is accom-
panied by snow or rain over the Rocky
Mountain region: rain is still falling at
Flagstaff. Durango. Grand Junction
and Helena. Montana. and showing at
Modcna. Utah. Tho weather Is warm
or over tho middle western states, and
colder with killing frosts in the north
western states.
Conditions arc favorable for possibly
rain and cooler tonight in Pueblo and
vicinity; Tuesday partly cloudy.
IL Il. DICK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05
A PAIR OF GLOVES

is very necessary for working in
the garden and lawn or about the
furnace or car.
Here are exceptional values for
men, women and boys.
-Aii-weather Gloves for men, wrist
or gauntlet, pair. .35c
Knit wrist and gauntlet canvas
Gloves for men at,
pair ..............1Oc and 15t
Heavy canvas, leather palm and
leather tipped fingers; a great Glove
for wear; pair SOC
Ladies' and Boys knit wrist and
gauntlet canvas Gloves, pair. 1OC
Basement Store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05
Always Comfortable
All Ways

From the minute man gets up in
the morning, all thru the active day,
whether he works in shop or in an
office, Munsingwear gives him COM
plete underwear comfort. 1t fits and
covers the form perfectly.
MUNSINGWEAR
1T washes and wears so we'll and,
considering quality, is priced so rea-
sonably that it's true economy to buy
it,
Once you've worn Munsingwcar
you III wear no other kind.
Select your spring and summer
Munsingwear now. We have wide
variety of styles and fabrics. Most
every man can be fitted from our
stock of Munsingwear.
MEMS Store, Fourth street en-
trance.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05

Three -fourths Of the tanning In
dustry of Canada is conferred in
Ontario.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05

Tho first school for young ladies' In
Cincinnati was established by a Mrs.
Williams in 1907.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-05

Spring, Youth and a
Memo Corset
These three are intimately associated in
the mind Of the we'll informed woman.
She knows if she is to look and feel truly
youthful and spring-like, she must preserve
her health and style. This is most easily
accomplished by wearing the correct
MEMO MODEL
1t will give her the proper support, curb
tendency to premature matronliness, and
entice forth graceful and girlish lines.
Visit our corset salon and ask one Of our
corseteres TO show You the Memo model
which is best suited to your individual
figure.
Sef-Reducing
~ $500 to 30 90
M0n41 Dfafrnm- Reducing
~VS//[IO 5000 TO 1880
0/ Wonderful
$3.50 to $500
Kop-Servicc
---Secon1 Floor $500 to 5000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
THE GIRL on THE JOB.
THE ROTTI.F IDEA.
By Jessie Roberts.
Copyright 1920. by wheeler Syndicate. Inc

THE B0TTLE IDEA
Most II lis harhor The notion tltat We
can get what wo want easily out Of q
bottle. as il were. like a patent currail.
Tho trouble with that patent curuall
v,aa that il didn't cure anything. u
MAS jus; aH good for one thlng as for
another because il was uo good for
any And il is the same way with
our other easy notions Of some ano.
patent way of getting 70 bc what We
want to be, pr of learning what VIZ
want to learn.
Plenty ~ persons talcr advantag" 81
this fancy Of ours That is why thore
are 40 many ADVERTISEMENTS of quick
and easy methods to become rich and
famous. a. learn over night how To
write motion picture scenarios that Viii
hc bought by thousands N eager pro
duccrs. ~ how to sell certain guosis in
such quantities that wealth viii roll
in on you. and an the rest of the fiub-
dub
Just make up your mind that things
don't come in bottles. Certainly not
any more
We have to work for what we want.
All the money in the world wont buy
proficiency in painting, IN hat making.
IN cooking. or in making or doing any
thing that takes skin and training.
You have TO train for the SKIN. and
there's no way through that.
The amount OF money we spend on
trying to get short cuts to success is
uitiful. A girl without the most I7!di-
nentary knowledge OF English wants
10 know whether she cannot be n sue
cessful magazine writer by investing
ten dollars in course that viii tell
her how to write. She can't Another
girl writes TO ask whether she cannot
qualify as an expert saleswoman by
10y reading a few papers TO be sent
her through the mails by someone
who promises her complete proficiency
in return for the slight sum asked She
can't Still another wants to go into
business for herself as a tearoom queen,
without knowing anything of cookery.
without ever having managed a ser
want. or without the least knowledge
Of accounting, All she has is sum
of money and bound1ess enthusiasm,
II isn't enough.
Don't get fooled by the aIluring beck
oning of the shortcut. Realize that
you must strive for what you want,
must train for success in any line,
There is no patent process that can
help.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
RIPPLTNE RHY MES
By Walt Mason.
THE SpE Err.

The man who wants to make a
specs b infests ali towns in which
We dwell ne stalks along the
lonely beach. and fingers IN the
sylvan dell for years I've tried
IN vain TO reach a place where ne
won't come and yell. lie speaks,
and will not bc denied wherever
there is standing room, his mouth
is ever yawning wide. and multi
plies the public gloom. and when
a delegate has died, he talks a
circle round the tomb. / see him
on a soapbox stand. and hear
him howl until he's hoarse. pre-
dieting that our private land will
be the home Of all that's coarse.
unless the government is canned,
and Russian notions pat in force.
l hear his NVOrdy thunders sweep
beneath the fretted state house
dome; / meet him on the rolling
deep, ] see him everywhere l
roam; and if the dog should be
asleep he'd cen invade my humble
home. The chronic speaker sell
dom knows enough to last him
over night; he hasn't conned the
stately prose of sages who have
deiencd to write: his shallow
stream of language flows without
a saving thought in sight If
he'd but quit when he is done. we
might forgive him now and then,
but when his works begin to run
there is no end. and no amen;
ne thrashes chestnuts by the ton
then thrashes them all Ger again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
ADDIE AIDES ADVENTURES
The MInnln.a.naY serIaI
The Minute Day Serial.
Copyrig1Ft 1921 by Basfi T.. Smith


CHAPTER 16- Early afternoon found
A1dse n fbe rity. ap1elns trefto and
.eaud.rlrla how n get - Tapth and
Maine streets. where Cousin Sal played
= typewriter II m office an the fourth
tlaor Affer carrying her suitcase far !
fas bfo1 ks. Addie f-rzan to feei hungry
ard looked at hew watch Oh" she
rled. for wfsf she really looked IT was
ber uu4ernr3ted wrist The ne-v watch
seas gore s3he felt dizzy and almost
forgot her sulteaae A. she started DOWN
the street looking feverishly along the
pavement No sign Of watch What
10 do7 what n dor She thought ~
teieuhoring aal Ade - come and lntn
In the hunt thought n telling thc no
isceruan who stood on The corner wav~
Ing n autornuhiiea-and then she
thought If the Lost and Found Column
of the paper Whore IS The newspaper
Office vas h.r braathlesa question II
the trafTe COP Which paper" The
ore that-thaf people rad when they"
flnd anythlng--or want something-"Oh
you ruean che Every Evening. right up
this street and turn to your right
But Af!die hail fed. 70 tell her trouble -
a pleasant young lady behind the
counter IN the newspaper office, who
promised her that her nj would be in al
most everybody 5 hands within a few
hours.
Ito be continuedl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
WHY
VII, !, tho 4oulJa hoard" 50 Called
Copyright. 1910 ~
Wheeler :, Indicate Inc

Why y tho "0ulln HOARD SO Called /
lust aa thorp IL "a heated diselssiub
over tho discovery ~ the principle "a
the puiia board itsolf-fs laaal Iiera4
Hon which haa boon fought through
the courts for A number of yeslrs@eso
also ia there "a conflict about the man
uer in which tho nnnie hnppor,ed t.
ono claimant to tho hou"r of invent
- applied.
ine the hoard which answers quea
tions In auch atrnnEe and frequently
accurate manner. maintains That. after
perfoctang the apparatus hc inquired
81 Il hy what name il ahould be known.
and that the Indicator skipped rapidly
to the letters . ! ii" and would
answer queries only when addressed IN
that manner The other applicant for
patent rights declares that the name
is merely a combination Of tho French
and German equivalents OF Yes
our and 'ia"-selccted because
oulja" always gave truthful replies -
The questions asked So. untl the courts
decide which Of the rival inventors of
the board is entitled to the credit for
the board the true origin 81 the name is
cloaked in almost as much mystery a.
is the supposedly occult influence.
which guides the Indicator aiong its
polished surface.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

Every house owner longs ~ have 'rorg
that boantify and give shado but roroo-
times tho oxpenee - buying over srran
treea il moro than ~ can afford n
he looks upon his trees Vr shrHh7 as
something ra.tu which ~ wiil hefore
many seasar4 HctuaHv reap gain
~ fnay not heaitate ir setting out trees
ae soon AZ he raDvea into his new bore"
And tFrf~ he 2-f' - IF ne plants f-ift
fy,.es or fruit barring vires and ~nrlls
HI ia great mistake III -nirr fhef
fruit trees aro rot suitable far me-
'front.' IT the house Nothing more
BEAUTIFUL FL arring thar appla tfos-
SONS ~ cherry blossoms
some persons admire the plum bios
zorna more than that of any other
towering fruit frea II ia ayaaller than
he rherry ~ apple. aut <1Il r. charm
and nictlIrrsaue aszociatlnn. II nay
s,a placed tn advantage in the section
n your garrien that you choose II cau
iapauae
There are sorne ~ the ecruhhfer fr1if-
bearing trees hat serve axcr!lert,v f1r
shrubs There sa thc Cornel.an shorry
nat mas large red fruit II September.
hat makes the soundatinn n 3 re-
ercshing tart drink Pr nay ~ made into
eIly f.lderherries make excellent
ely There is the Eiaeagnus. that
Yields fruit ike cranberries ID mid
summer thas makes m excellent sara
With "a rnquant flavor.
Then there are many sorts r. nut
trees that are beautiful, tong lived. ana
that can still be regarded az trees
that earn their living.
r. those who have fr1nt trees !a their
.earderls would actually keep a record
- show nov many quarts u Fruit -ney
Gather from The trees after they GAIN
maturity they could sho~ ~ery SOM
clusiveiy that these trees eventually
y1eid manifold the amount 0t money
invested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
By KATHERINE MOORE.

wrote. what recipe you use for pan
cakes? Emma's are rotten; l don't
like to tell her so." he explained
but you could send her your recipe.
Pretend you forgot to leave IL with
her In your hurry To get Off"
| read on, with warm ters of joy
welding up in my eyes.
- the house is like n cave. |
keep away from II rs much as pos
sible VIII take the 5.27 train next
Friday night and get there In time
for late dinner with you. Planning
things 81 | can surely get away
Not quite a week more! Yet when
| measured in feelings the four days
just passed. the sparse week to come
seemed an eternity.
| sat right down and answered Leon
ards with a long love letter-past
events and his letter duickening tho
love in my heart and the sponaneity
Of my pen. Even n paper talk with
him caimed and steadicd me.
] wrote out my pancake recipe on a
separate piece of paper and enclosed
il for Emma. Leonard was such kid
aboW pancakes.
/ hoped they had not forgotten to
water the Boston fern. ! made n re-
mark about the forms in the hotel not
being any finer than minc to jog his
memory did not like to speak Of
II directly. Perhaps ne had not for
gotten it nj all and | would hurt hts
feelings He did take an interest in
things. Most men were regular In
dians around the house, hut Leonard
had such a fne sense Of appreciation
Grace Iiobinson's husband had nc
tually burned a hole in the top Of
their lovely mahogany library table
with his CiCar. And Grace said he
never noticed the little things she fixed
around the house. She had made
perfectly wonderful pair Of rarlor cur
fains with lace insertion that II had
taken her Just ages TO DO. and thcy
were UP a month before he noticed
them.
Dear I.eonard-how | ach"d for the
comfort Of his strong arms
CTo he Coutinued)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
THE SANDMAN STORY
By Abbie Phillips Walker
Protected BY George Matthew Adams.

had even thought Of shininE-for the
moon was stll looking down over the
taii troos-Frisky jumped uut ~ hiq
bed and ran 10 his storcroom Ec nncd
q basket with nice, hig nuts from hts
finest stores. and out of his house h,
ran and down the path to the tree VIII, h
Twinkle was o. climb. Here he stopped
and cmpticd the nuts from the bash il
rifht al th" bottom or the tire
lie carefully scattered them au
around. so no matter where Twinkle he
gan his climb he would he s7ira to ssr.,
the nuts
FTis|>y knew. of course. that Twinkle,
would be ont very early to practice
climbing, an6 he knew that ne could not
resist the temptation to cat when n,
saw the anc. hig nuts After he had
placed the nuts on the ground. Frislv
ran hack 10 his home and jumped into
bed Ile was asleep in the twinkJinf IL
an eye, and whcn he awoko il was hroa3
daylight
When hc reached the meeting place
where the race was to take place
Twinkle was waiting at the foot az his
tree. and all the squirrels fnr miles
around were there to watch the contest
F'rislly cast his eye around. AN the
nuts were gone Tie had nothing 10
fear. SO ne took his place ny IN, tree he
was 10 climb and when old Mir Squirrel
called out Three" OF ran the racers.
He did not have much time to look nj
his rival but F>risky did reach the Ton
Of his tree before Twinkle reached his.
and while all the spectators cheered him
F'risky began TO wonder If he had been
quite honest because he knew very veIl
that Twinkle could run and climb as
fast as he, and II he had not eaten all
those big nuts he would not have been
-chind time in reaching the top OF his
tree.
This bothered him 50 much that On
the way home he ran after Twinkle and
told him about the nuts
oh, I would rather have eaten thos.
fine nuts than have won the race +.
answered Twinkle. Have you got any
more?"
F'risky told him that he had plenty
more and off they ran TO Frisky's home
and ate them all up, and after that there
We're no more quarrels, for they became
good friends; and though there were
many races afterward, Frisky and
Twinkle always reached the goal at the
same time, because FIisky played no
more tricks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
LETTERS oF TEsslF AND ~

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
A LETTER FROM LEONARD.
chapter "a.

Chapter "a.
When | left Thierry Brunswick l
went to my room and did some think
Ing. l tried to analyze what had hap
pened.
had been indulging in emotions
emotions which | believed only Leonard
could rouse. Granted. my feelings had
not been very wild or deep. but the fact
remained that | had been stirred.
Had / been very blind. ignorant of
human nature? Could l blame another
for what had done myself-even if the
other was my own husband?
thought II Thierry. Then | thought
of Mrs. Darwood So unlike in motive
and pcrsonality-yc they were both
bold and daring with their OvertTes.
The hoy | could not blame but the
woman Yes. the blame belonged there.
She was a vampire.
Leonard Leonard, If only ! could
see him now and talk with him.
flung myself on the bed and buried
my face in the pollows Life had un-
folded another of its many sides 10
M. Would ! come ont of il bigger and
fatrcr minded l clcnchcd my hands.
hut tears did not come to my eyes.
.Nftrr while | got up and prepared
myself for bed. ] looked AT myself in
thc mirror. tn lines had decpcncd
about my eyes and mouth. | looked
older ] felt older
Eut IN the morning I felt better.
I hal n9sscd another milestone in my
n.osal sVistcucr. Pcrhaps ! felt a triile
move WORLDLY I laughed outricht at
ri, thoucht SUNSHINE and blue sky
biinr a dccld,dy more rational view
point.
iId mot soc Thinrrv at break
East Ntr iid ] soc him again for
tVa laws. vas relieved 7 liked the
hus but his hpyishurss WIS not what
nN u1aod Called for.
Th, mast h~ourht mo ANOTHER let
fe. fro.u leonard rushed 10 my room
l..I onsumri it with p'oasurahl, satis-
faction.
,tuld YOU rcmcmbCr' he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved and per
nuts issued BY the building Inspector 5
Office for the following operations:
Madison street, 205 VI. Neisi, owner
and builder addition, 5000
Seventh street. 211 West. ". n.
Breuer owner. T. c. Buran. builder;
alterations, 1854.
Lancaster avenue, John Morano. own
er and builder repairs 5000.
Thirty third street. 3l1 West; A.
Mouseley. owner and builder. garage,
$50.
Shipley street. Sl9 Schwartz Invest
rnent Co. owner. Z. +. Pnsey Co,
builders. alterations. 81 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
MORE ANSWERED LETTERS

Maudo Adams--"Plcase publish all
the wedding anniveraarics. birth stones
and birth flowers with their mean
ings"
Anawer-You Will IND this iuforma-
tion In tho hack of any good dictionary.
Mrs. o-"cau you ten me how 10
cook cheese 70 that II VIII not be-
lcathery2'
AuHwer--Chceso consists chiefly ~
cagein, which b. similar 70 the albumin
IN eggs. aud when overcOoked pr too
quickly cooked. cheese becomes tough
and lcathery Ike an oyercpokod egg.
For this reason All vegetables or cereals
should be- we'll cookod before the rhesne
is added to thcm, after the cheese is
added the dis. should be pat hnck into
moderate oven ana c"0ked only long
enough % melt The cheese. ~ yoI
must add tho cheese m the beginning
Of the baking. act the baking di7h p
a shallow pan of hot wafer and D. nn'
let the water get beyond The eiuruer
ing point When u rarcbt iR uads. 2
should stand over hot water during
the entire PROCESS When ohor7a e
added 70 soup jf should bo after the
boiling complete
sfgtrT-"IfOw ought my haehf'or
brother break dinner ou.ag t1sf''
What form ia ueod7 fTe goes +f..t
So much and. because ~ buair.
quonuy ia Obliged ~ break eugnge,rrr -
~ this aprt The iaaf tiuo b.
l,hope,d to his hosfoss 7rd Ne faar r1
offorea''
Answer--'Fhe telephone i7 too r7eIa'
means ~ breaking - dsdtita an
gagotncnt aR 2 dinner engagefp.rt N
note containing genuine ard eE'''r
raelrJn should have been ecrf either -
apccfal u1cTeerTer or hY spert4I M
delivery. n ahoui5 haze read fr
Iear Mrs Brown I royref very r.r.
hat unforeseen cfvrur4a rr17 r.'I sr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
POSLAA MAKES
SKIN SUFFERERS
GLAD INDEED

Cover that itching skin disorder with
Poslan-now You have real relief and
your skin Is being urged through the
most persuasive healing influence to
throw off its diseased condition, 70 yield
and become clear again.
Splendid response Is tbs rule when
poslarn is used fer eczeIha. however
stubborn, acne plmplcs. scafp-scale.
herpes. all itching troubles. inflamma-
ton, undue redness Of nose or com
pleXion
Sold oVeryWhere For free sample
write to Emergency laboratories. 243
MeSt 18th St New York city
Poslam Soap, nediCated with Poslan.
Should he used If skin Is tender and
sensitive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

: cllr.h and let us SET who reaches the
sp 81 ia, tree first This IS the very
place for here ar, two old bare trees.
nst the same size, and tomorrow vou
two shall start 70 climb al the same
TINS, and 81, who really is the swift
est
Evcry body said that was a very fair
way to decide. and 80 all the squirrels
ran home early that night TO be on
h.luG for the race IT. the morning.
Fllsky wa not at all afraid hut that
ho could climb as fast as Twinkle but
taIs did not satisfy him. He wanted 10
s.Imb faster. and be at tho top OF his
tree before Twinkle reached the top of
tb, tree he was to climb. Now, how
should he manage il. he wondered, 10
b, sun, oi winning the race
All nlCht Frlsky lay awake while all
SquIrreIvIlie slept. and before the sun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Praises Them to His Friends.

Rackache is a symptom of weak or
disordered kidneys Stiff and painful
joints. rheumatic aches, sore muscles.
puffiness under the eyes are others.
These symptoms Indicate that the kid
neys and bladder need help TO do the
work Of hltering and casting out from
the system poisons and waste prod
ucts that cause trouble. Ben Richard
son. Wingrove w. Va. writes Il will
praise Folc Kidney Pills because they
have helped me."--N Il. Danforth. Adv