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The Holbrook news., 1921-01-21

keeper had exaggerated; anxious to hope the story might be true. yet fear ing 1t mightn't.
 "The storekeeper was right"
 She unlaced her fingers, clapped her hands together softly.
 Isn't it wonderful?" she cried. "Why. you could buy the Flatwoods And Wolf Run; and Fallen Rock; and every tree. and every birds nest would be yours! And you could keep the woodchOppers away forever"
 Hardly that" he answered, sud denly thoughtful. But I know what I shall do."
 Something splendid, know"
 Another statement with the Intent of a question. He seemed to feel It called for reply.
The Holbrook news., 1921-01-21
No-Burn LInoIeum.

Non-combustible linoleum of Euro pean invention includes in its compo- sltion a chemical which gives off fiame-Quenching gas should 1t be ig- nited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
Inside Story of the Stllman Divorce Case
Is Revealed By the Diuorce Records
Charges and countercharges in
Quadrangle Formed by New
York Banker, His Wife, Chorus
Girl and Canadian Guide.
~ =. O.. a. sssaes

Nt,,y 49, ensaSse H.. ..o
." ,c,,N' ar,t ~
"" ' 49, ~ W. n'.i.n u,.o''N '""
~" WITH naH snsh'h soV,eN
c,an n,no u,as 'rn.s
l.om chArheH oIlieiniiy ii'en anu ION
a~liiuas.e hNorh ~ ane hvW ivVN."
W. ." ~ H"Pinr ,.u'. " ~" i"'N
s-p""""c -
Snmm H,Nlmsn, ~ W was ehoNn
m n'u sos u.oans
"au.F' Anhs ,IHunaru t"t.'t
NioO' '"u"Nhf "h S"ho . VI th"'
S'.I.
w ''"rnnns Hosiei eNcn'
o tnh' H."soh, oohsips IIe.I? PIE
ul.tee that the ouuple Noulo SUN
heir ,ns,cs wcre taan,icai,y a,Is. "
49,
ihese oI ell.t tenllheeu
.hch o,hef that jim ana Anhe pc
.onksn va tho ou'aoo! set o. Will,
nsnnoageas. 80 ,Aa"a 49,
a,,ion
'lm WIS a navarro man VINO hhp
he.h pitcher o. me VARSITY nihe, WIN
hel OF 'he sihsle ncuu race on the
'h"..es iiaeIs anu lh.el puaI,eInacN
~ th. unaware team "hich pea'
rae ~ 20
Nhne was an -haitch neau.
" Win ths piooa OF her impetuous
1865 nio,hei st'tlns IN = N.lns'
an e9ues,rlehne OF nott tennis pay
ahu pr.eoe. . penlsreeu uosH'
hoth were ionu "t NaSins theS Wet.
unco~nVeniional mat y adored
hun,ihs u that 'hey were iohd OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

SULLIVAN spent much Of his time at
his clubs old newspaper clippings
hintcd hat "a rin had come between
him and his talented wife. There
wsf' no dculnis~ only "~rofusals 10
talk" On 1916. Jim" Sullman met
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

Florence Helen Leeds OF the Chick
en- chorus"
She was called along broadway;
The girl with the violet eyes" and
she appeared nightly In '-rhe Gem
tury Girl" New York's largest femi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

Grtcian profile causing much COM
mer: n the press OF tho day
In 1907 II WINS whispered aboIt
that SULLIVAN. SIR. was keeping IL
sharp lookout on his son. The .ah"r
was then not only president OF tie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
TotheP Peoples fNewM Al lCreeds:

At Santa e at this hour hmes being erected upon lot costing $4,000, a bulHng 2s
feet long by so feetm width (extendng from San Francisco street to Palace avenue one full
block, costing upwards of $4,000.
Tins building is the home Of the catholic Publishing Company, of New Mexico publishers of
the SOUTHWESTERN CATHOLIC the ohcn newspaper of the archdiocese of santa Fe
$51O00).
The official paper s. weeks every yer-whn appeLt to Catholics Gn English and SpaniLO
to combat boshewsm and kindred hms" as thu duty of good Americans
Will @quintH the people r. other states of the opportunities of lev Meico
This copoatonha has todha 375 aoLhdders- fume every county in thu state friends evrv
one because hem na nd women behind thee company believe in suppreshg and conbahng
all theories of life a la Lene and Trotk.
tits planned to issue the official paper within 10 dsys-Addrm-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

The Herald Il Che New Mexico
paper that takes the want ont
Of Want Ads BY bringing rsszifs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

nine spectacle. Her father was an
East side plumber. poor but highly
respectable. A song writer. ''discov-
erins" that FLO" could dance ~dI-
vlneiy." introduced her 10 the Gen.
tury management.
A year later, say the papers. "Fio-
renee became weary Of The Century
ORR ard OF chorus life IN gencral.
she told friends the show was not
going well; that abe stiil retained hut
a minor partl
"For a time she attended rehear-
sails. and then suddenly she appeared
~ the thcater In a Rolls Royce,
CARRIED In pure mink, and said to
friends that h was flirting With
straight tips on the curb market and
making heapa Of money 30 she
resigned.
Episode =.
In August. 1911. Ms. stllman en-
gagged fred Beauyals, French canad.
ian haif-brecd M guide. 20 teach her
children woodcraft. h had two sons
then, James and Alexander.
Beauvaia. well educated, handsome,
young and noted. came 70 New York
from Three Rivers. Canada. n went
70 the stillman estate at Pocantico
Hills.
The papern say that Beauvala knew
the Stillman family well aud was
welcomed. for he had been q guide
AT their luxurious Canadian camp.
IL was there. In the Canadian
wilda.' continue the husbands
charges. that Beauvais won the love
Of Mrs. stiiiman."
In stfllman'a complaint. he adds
this; For three years the Intimacy
continued despite my attempts TO stop
H. despite my refusal TO condone,
legally or otherwise. I managed TO
get Beauvais off my estate At Po-
cantico Hills. and I barred him from
my camp at Three Rivers.'
Beauvaia secured a Job at a sport
Ing outfit house In New York.
Episode 4.
Tho court papers continue that
mr.. and Mrs. Leeds were well known
by sight to many OF the tenants In
the apartment house at 90 East seth
street during January. 1919"
Mrs. Leeds was, OF course, Flor
nee OF the Century chorus. and Leeds.
according TO Frank Ivens' affidavit.
and that OF sophie Erickson. a maid,
was James A. SULLIVAN, Jr.. vice pres
dent and director OF the National
City bank.
they kept their tongues. they say.
WNAAN ~ MA" ~ ANN I
Then zane March. and the death
OF James A. Stillman. the father OF
Jim.
In two weeks after the death Of
James Stillman the son was made
chairman OF the board OF directors
and note paper OF tho National City
bank read; James Alexander still
man.. vice president" Frank Wand
efllp, however, retained his hold.
During this summer Mrs. Leeds re-
manned In retirement at Rest Court,
Stony Beach, l.. l.. In a handsome
villa rented from Pitts Duffleld. MIL
lionatre sportsman OF New York.
Episode q.
FIT Potter Htiliman entertained
lavishly at the stlliman home IN po-
cantico Hills. but II was observed thai
Mr.. stlllman attended these functions
rarely, II at all.
Autumn came and beth women re-
turned 20 their homes In town.
Stiiiman divided his time almost
fconunued On page twoi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
HEALTH OFFICERS
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
HERE ON APRIL 2S
Bernalillo County De-
partment to Demon
strate Its Work

SANTA ~. April i3.-Arranee-
ments have beef made BY the state
bureau Of public health TO hold a
conferences % ali health officers. In
Albuquerque. April "a. II will be the
first meeting OF health officers that
has yer been held In the state. There
viii be a demonstration ~ the work
Of the fun time heaitn department In
Bernaiillo county. Tho conference
VIII be held Just the day before the
state medical society beGlns it, two
day session. and a large attendance
II expected.
Organize Kiwanls Cub
a kiwani club II now in proccss
Of organization IN santa Fe. Or. W.
J. H~hynaburger. secretary OF the Los
Angeles kiwanis club. Temporarily
engaged In field service. Il WORKING on
The organization.
Moves Off,cc n Albuqucrquc
The Roslington Land company has
removed IL home office from Wagon
Mound 20 Albuquerque. In the Occi-
dental life building. Ceoreo HoeiInr-
ton. president. has been made ufatn-
tory agent, The secretary Of the COM
pany II W. I. Noneman.
increases Capital
The y. u. Collins Investment COM
pany, Incorporated under the laws Of
Oklahoma. has amended lss articles
Of incorporation 20 Increase she cap-
ltal stock from ee5o.00o TO 1900. 900.
The New Mexico office Ia maintained
IN Tucumcari. In charge OF II. W.
Bowen. resident agent
e Abstract FIRM
The Mosquero Abstract and Title
company. with headquarters In Mos
duero has becn Incorporated for s3.-
eo0. which il fully subscribed. Moe
qucro IL the scat Of the new county
OF Harding. and this Is tho second
abstract company hat has been or
ganized In the Town. The incorpora-
tors are o. r. Wilson. Arcade. N. r..
l. n. Brock, Abbott: c. A. smith. N.
u. smith. y. q. Parks and w. II.
hcMinn. Of Mills; Paul X. Kings
bury. statutory agent. MosQuoro.
Encino Trading Company
The Encino Trading company, with
principal office In Encino. has been
organized and Incorporated for f3s.-
900. Of which $4,000 IL subscribed.
The in~corporntorA are Arnaud Arnans.
$1,000 G. l. Creighton. $1,000. Her
man Raft, statutory agent. 1900
all OF Encsno.
The Herald Il the New Mexioo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

hunE but chairman NJ the board ~
directors. FIN SULLIVAN was sin
a favorito In society.
Episodc 2.
Eight years later. in 1915, o. was
generally known that young Jim"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

me hohhneton Land company has
removed IL home office from Wagon
Mound 20 Albuquerque, IN the Occi-
dental iAfe building. Ceorgo RoslIng-
ton, president. has been made sfatu-
tory agent, The secretary OF the COM
many IL W = gonamnn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

"Fiff' Potter stiliman entertained
lavishly at the stlllman home IN po-
eantico Hills. but II was observed that
Mr.. SULLIVAN attended these functions
rarely, II at all.
Autumn came and beth women re-
turned 20 their homes In town.
Stillman divided his time almost
(Confinued ON uare rxuon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
SANAROO DRIVEN
BY MURPHY
Breaks State Fair Record at
Syracuse = Mile
1859 3-4

syracuse, n. Y. Sept. ls-sanardo
broke, the state fair record here this
afternoon when he paced the fastest
mile in race exhibited on the big
time this year. He went the mile in
I;oss4 In the second heat of the 2:oS
pacing class. Sanardo was driven by
tommy Murphy. who has driven prac-
ucaiiy all the record breakers this
week. Cosworthy, a gelding broke the
record Tor 3-year-olds when he nego-
uated tho mile in 2:0s% He was also
oriVen by Murphy. Sanardo. an easy
winner In the first heat which he Gov
ored IN 2:0o& took the lead at the
start. He stepped the first quarter in
"a seconds to assume load of thirty
rect. He made the half mile post in one
minute fiat.
Sanardo won tho third heat Of tho
5:oS pace in 2:oSI=. giving him the race
IN straight heats. Second honors went
to John Henry.
fred Edman scored a double by win
ning the next two races on the pro-
gram. His Tony Mack won the . .oa
pace by taking the second and third
meats after finishing fourth in the
tirst. Second hopors went to Hodson's
jay Mack. winner of the first heat.
romans Legal j.. won The first two
meats and first money in the 2:i1 trot
Tho Selding finished fifth in tho
third heat which was won by Muir
phys Lord Frisco
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
FINANCIAL and
MONEY MARKETS

New York, Sept. 1s.-Professional
traders again were in undisputed con-
troll of the stock market today but the
bullish or constructive members OF
that party encountered frequent oppo-
sition from the short interests.
Dealings were much lighter than on
Wednesday when new high record
for several months was reached. inc
movement however embraced almost
az MANY issues, including many for
mer favorites notably United states
Steel. which was among the leaders
thruout There were no Developments
of outstanding Importance. dealings DC
ing based mainly on increasing sishs
OF reaction in the money market.
Call loans cased from to Al per
cent on the exchange At noon WIN
abundant outside offerings at per
cent. Pools were most active in equip
ments steels. motors and oils, the lat
ter however. being most vulnerao BILE to
pressure. Gross gains of ! to 2iz points
were much impaired or entirely can
celled in tho obvious profit-taking OF
the last hour. Sales amounted 10 5oo,o"o
shares The feature of an otherwise
confusing foreign exchange marx I
was a rally OF about s points in marks.
| Aside from the absence of pressure In
these remittances no explanation was
obtainabie. Sterling was firm. bat
francs hovcred near their recent .oN
} quotations, other continental rates
showing further irregularity.
/ Liberty issues impaired additional
strength TO the bond market all but
the 3i.s gaining from 20 to 30 points
on the day. Rails also continued to I'M
! prove but the foreign group showed
mixed gains and losses. Total sales par
| value Sl5,s50.o .o00.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
up To- -THE-MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
PLAYED ON 6,35l YARD LINKS

Southern aggregation to finish 10
strokes ahead of the Pacific northwest
contenders for none of the other Dixie
play ayers got better than so, the score
returned by Pollock Boyd of Chatta-
nooga.
That the Galaxy from Washington
and Oregon. forming the most pre-
tentious invasion of Pacific coast solf-
ers ever entered in the event, had not
yet become acclimated was indicated
by the fact that such veterans at II
Chandler Egan who held the title twice
and was runner up once did no better
than a pair of Ais.
The only far western players to get
under so were George Won Elm of salt
Lake City trans Mississippi champion.
who scored Stills, and Bon Stein Of
Seattle whose card was 394o-7a.
The course is in excellent condition
for championship play the green's run
ming true and the fairways being
neither too fast nor too slow. The links
are so constructed by nature and be-
devilled by man as to punish the care
less shot from tee or thru the green
and with tho solecisms that may be
by the unthinking golfer,
the general prediction Use that the 81
golfers who qualify over the thirty-siS
hole route on Monday for match play
will likely have to score the equivalent
of two rs or close to 1t.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. ILL.,. Sept. 1s.-wheat de-
veloped little strength today helped
by word that Il new German credit was
being arranged. Tho market closed un-
settled. at the same as yesterdays
finish to Nc higher, with December
Sl.2s TO 81 2ai4. and May $l,33 to 3l.S.h
Corn finished unchanged TO &c lower
and oats unchanged to i2c higher
In provisions there were net gains Of
sisc to 2oc. AT first the wheat market
showed considerable weakness OWN;
largely TO sharp break in Sterling cS
change. Complete ending of the Argcu-
tine drought counted also as bear
ish factor and so too did an apparent
lull in export demand. later however.
Sterling turned upward again and morr
confidence in the foreign financial out
look was shown especially after in
forma ton was received which gave
somep romise of bcttcr business con-
ditions in Germany. BuIlish sentiment
was festered likewise by advice
which emphasized rain damage to
wheat in shock in the Northwest.
Corn WAS easy thruout the DAY tho
bulk of the crop being ssfo from froHt.
prospective better export call tended 10
strengthen oats.
Higher quotations on hogs gave life
TO provisions
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17

St. Louis. Mo, Sept. 16-Thirty-t two
OF the one hundred and sixty entrants
in the National Amateur Golf cham
pionship, playing in teams of eight for
the inNrsectional prize yesterday DEM
onstrated the difficulties of the 6,S5l
yard links of the st. Louis Country
club by returning twenty scores In the
Sos, which Robert Jones of Atlanta
proved that the links could be made
TO Weld a good card If properly play
ed by scoringa record S5-55-1o, one un-
der par.
The contest was won by the eastern
team which had a total of 6Sl strokes,
Including the second best score of the
day S4-3e-13. returned by Jesse Gull
ford. the long driver from Boston.
Francis Ouimet former national
champion with rs, Max Marston of
New York with u and a brace of IS
hy T. D Armour. former champion of
Scotland and W. w. Patton, Schenec-
tady. y. Y, helped the winners ma
terially. Patts3 equalled Guilford's "a
for the best sc5re on the first nine, one
under par.
The Octette representing the Middle
Western states was second with $50.
despite wild IS by l.. l.. Bredin, of
Detroit. who got away to a bad start
and then ran into a rainstorm that
wrecked the incoming tally sheet.
1t was Jones 10 that enabled the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
WOOL MARKET

Boston. Mass. sept. ,s.-The COM
mcrcisl Bulletin tomorrow viii SAY
There has been q fairly good huvi-
ness accomplished in wool this week.
altho III" trade has not been very
evenly distributed. Prices keep firm
and low grades arc inclined to
strengthen slightly. \ better tone also
is reported In tho goods market
The foreign markets arc all stronS-
or
Secured hssis-Tcxos, fine, I. months.
s5p'Sc. fine. months. 5on5sc
rrrritory-F'irc staple choice sn0s5r:
half blood. comhinr. ssh7.c: three
cirhthS blood eomhinE. inr 55c qusi-
ter blood corbinE. 5sG iec: firo and
fine medium clothing s0as5c. fine rd
hno medium French comhin-. csd5n
Pullcd-Dclntnr \. Sc "A. iSsi sA-.
\. Sup-rs. son 1a-
Mohlirs- Rest. comhirs. e;a5cc. best
cardinE. .-f-sc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
ARREST TWO IN DENTEE
FOR FAkING Label S

n~nver. Sept is.-1-cd by Chief God
dard. secret service Agents TO-DAY
raided an office In tho Syme- build
ing, one OF Drnvcr's larges, office
~ructurcs. arrested Thomas Map-r
pullman conductor. and Harry p.
Scncidcr. and seized quantity OF
liquor. Chief Goddard said a charr,
OF countcrfcitirE whisky bottle labels
and internal revenue stamps would ho
filed In tho case by his officers. Tho
secret service official said many bun-
ness and club mon Of Denver wer-
paying as hiEh as $50 to fi15 n case
for Rare old Bor>sed In Bond Liquor
which WAS nothing but moonshino
frequently sold under counterfeit,
labels and rov.nuc stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
SHOPS.WIRE MILL
GAME WILL Be FAST

Great interest and enthusiasm has
hen noticed during tho week arnons
.he baseball fans as 20 tho result OF
:ornorrows game al Parks Field be-
.,v~cn the Wire Mil and Shops teams
The Wire rncn have thru their victory
against the Mechanical nine last Sum
1ay. tied tho shops team for tho pre-
uier position in tho league. tho real
est comes sunday between tho two
,luhs
E:Scrlins is slated to oppose Rosen-
dahl OF tho Shops nine and pitchers
rsttie Is certain to result with tho two
star Fingers on tho pitching mound.
Practice by both teams during this
week has put the players In good form
,rd tho game will undoubtedly prove n
fast brand of tho psstimc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
K|LBANE.FRUSH
WILL MEET TODAY

Cleveland. Ohio, Sept. 1s-Feather-
weight champion Johnny Kilhane and
Danny Frush Of Baltimore. challenger.
said they were in perfect condition yes
terday after the final day of secret
training for their twelve-round decision
bout here Saturday afternoon. After
his workout Frush weighed l-5=
pounds. half pound less than he Is
required to make at the rinSside. I'm
der contract. Kilhane is to receive $780,
COO win. lose or draw. and Frush 81
500 for training expenses.
On the eve OF tho battle the cham
pion has lcaped from an even money
choice to a 10 to favorite. Jimmy
banes manager. is on OF these betting
AGAINST the boy he made champion.
NJ any 1 to I bets are bcing made that
Frush will win by a Knockout
Tho early vanguard of fight fans be-
gan arriving yesterday. Thousands OF
others. including Tex Richard are cN-
pocted today. kilhane made state
nont Friday that he does not antici-
pstea any moro trouble from Frush
than from the other seventy odd aspi-
rants he has boxed. Hc would not re-
veal his present plan Of battle but close
friends say he is going in as soon as
the first bell rings to score decisive
victory.
Sammy Harris. Fruxhs manager Was
jus, as confident that his boy would
he the next champion. He predicted
F'rush would win within six rounds.
Y am Just as confident thnt F'rush
~fu knock out kilbane as l was that
my other champon. Kid Williams
wcuId knock out Johnny coulon' nc
said
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

chicago, Sept. is-O. = Rurcau 81
NsrkctsD Cattle - Receipts tenc.
mostly steady. bulls weak to lover
choice medium weight rtccra sgs5:
hulk beef steers ts5Seat-,: rat Gov q
and h~ifcrE ~ $50 s -. Gamers and cut
tors ss.ssrSaA; boio1nas i,-soi5s
mostly No.15Gi,e,
Hogs Receipts 1900. 10 to iSc high.
cr ON packing and heavy butchers.
fairly good clearance early. top :. =
bulk lights and light butcher. 8. sosf
SO. bulk packing sovs ts 5ssf5. i0s plS,
steady: buik d.-irsblcs s.. ssssss.
sheep Receipts ii,ooo: fat lamb,
steady to isc higher. chucke vrst.rns
80 .. top natives to city bu,rb.rs
1900. bulk is.s9Da5s. culls ,so0s,s %.
fat sheep and feeder lambs steady top
fat evcs $50. bulk itcoHt..s. feeder
lambs. tor. carly t..5. heat Iatc ,os.
tcrday t5to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
Pimples Denote
Waste Products
In the Blood
So Do Blaekheads, Boils and Simi-
lar Skin Disorders.

Tho human system is forever strtv
tnr to get rid of tho waste products
I. 1. q life-work which goes on fore
ever. when waste products get in the
blood. they cause lowered vitality
A. = result. we become subject 70 many
painful and embarrassing atlments.
When these sysptorns appear. Nature
is warning us. To throw off tho waste
products, the blood must be purified.
Dom, clog your blood Just clean II
out. Nature will do the rest. Pure.
rich. red blood nourishes the body and
fights off disease.
g s. s. the standard blood purifier
and system builder. Is the ideal remedy
for skin eruptions. The effect Of ;.
r. = IL to rid the system of the waste
rroducts which arc causing tho trout
hIr For over 30 years $ has
prover TO he of unusual merit Begin
taxing &. s. s today and write for IS
ma ss illustrated booklet. Fac About
the Biood"-free.
Personal medical advice. without
charge. may also he had by sending a
complete description Of your case. Ad-
drr.s chief Medical Director. swift
Epeeiff- Co. al s. : s. Lsborstory.
Atlanta. Ga All druEstores sell ;. .
s.-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
KANSAS CRY i.f,-F rock

Kansas city. Sept. is-HI. \ gu,.,u
Of Markcts.l-Hu-s- Receipts s0s-
mostly strong to ioc higher. spn,,
more. hest 100 To go pound vcishts
to packers and shippers j. 20. 90 pound
averages i'.rYs bulk Sas0u %. psc,inS
spvs aud stock piss steady
csttlc-I,cosipts i.soa: berf sirc-s
strong to Le higher fresh sr>sae,,
ssiiTs.so. no fed lots offered Tannsrs
strong. bulk around i..25. cai.ea stead,
To weak. top vesiers ftnop. romr,,,
to good heaVies = spus %. o,b.r
classes steady Cows ;i-Odiss. com
mon srassere hooqi.s. few f,ensr
stscrs s5.lers 10. stockers So -NB ~
sheep Receipts i.5vo, limited Offer
ing. sheep and Ncarlinzs around -
higher, fed shorn ycariine uo,herr
$500. best -nativs ewc- 800. no v-e.f.
orn lambs On sale; f~w d., ~ common
to medium natives strong. best 81 e..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
WRES1LtRS TO MEET
AT ER|CKS0N'S HALL

Kid Ruttner, local festherweight
wrestler will meet Stranger" Burton
tonight in the main event on the wrest-
ling program TO be held at Erickson
hall.
Five matches TO a finish are on the
bill for tonight. Buttner being pitted
against the Smelter Pee Wee, Kid
Sanchez and Wrestling Valdez in
give up match. Buttner agreeing TO
make them give the distress signal
The main event between Buttner
and Burton is TO a finish, two falls
out OF three.
Kid Alex and Wrestling Valdez.
lightweights will meet in finish
match.
Victor Luccro and Texas Kid Will
meet in another event at 15o pounds.
Kid Sanchez and Smelter Pee Wcc
will conclude the program.