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Operated On In Baltimo-.

Mrs. Francis o. Smith q.
Charles street who has been s;rs ~
a year. was operated upon ves,..' -
:; Baltimore hospital by pr f..'
Johnson, OF ST. Joseph S. Mrs s.i
was on the operating table Ill
hours. Owing TO the age IF ,ho
iient which is 81 wears size s.o,s ~, !,
ordeal remarkably wei. PROT.
Johnson pronounced the on.r...'
very successful
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Maryland Ave. NJ. Z. church

Rev. f. r. Spencer. Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School
IL a. m-Morning service. Special
germon a tribute TO Mothers.
7:l5 p. m.-Epworth League Devo-
tional meeting. led by Captain W. II.
Sitz. L. s. NJ. c.
s p. m.-Sermon by the pastor Sub
ject: Truths Liberation"
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At THE CHURCHES


WeCfOr.
Rev. Edward ID. johnson. ID. ID.
Protestant Episcopal; Founded 1891
II. Anne's Church
Services tomorrow. Sunday after
scension Day.
20 Holy Communion.
s.30-Church School.
II 00-Morning Prayer
7:30-Evening Prayer.
All sittings free and unassigned.
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cOLoRED COMMUNITY
NOTES

The annual sermon 10 the Odd Fell
lows OF Annapolis will be preached
Sunday night at Asbury NJ. +. Church
BY DR.. p. j. Jordan. of the Mount
Moriah A. NJ. T. Church.
The Colored Big Sisters and, Big
Brothers Club OF the Community
Service Organization vii! begin a
series OF social entertainments every
Wednesday night for the Young people
Of the city. These entertainments
will be carefully supervised and is a
par; of the program of this organiza-
ton TO guide the younger boys ana
girls in proper amusements. as well as
help them personally in their voca-
lions. There will be good music ane
refreshments.
The Music Division of the Com
muIity Service Organization is plan
ming number of features to help de-
yelop musical talent among children
A special class in piano and voice cul-
ture is being arranged for the three
vacation months. and parents wishing
their children TO get the advantage OF
this special training should get IN
touch with the secretary.
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Presbyterian Church

DR.. 5. f. Persons. Pastor.
Mothers Day will be observed.
10 a. m.-Sunday School
IL a. m.-Morning Service. Ser.
mon by DR.. Persons. Subject MARY
The Mother of Jesus; Her Influence IN
Creating Regard for Woman"
p. m.-Evening service Sermon
by the pastor.
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VT. Moriah A. NJ. E. Church

Rev. P. ]. Jordan, Pastor.
Services as follows:
IL a. m.-Preaching by pastor.
2:30 p m.-Sunday School.
s p. m.-Proaching by Rev. J. A.
Briscoe, p. E. and ex-pastor of this
church. Ala are welcome.
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Knights OF fytniaS Hall
IL a. m.-Bibie study Of the typical
Jewish Day 81 tenement.
, p. Discourse by Adam Donald.
OF Brooklyn. y. y. Subject: The
Divine Reconstruction Of Man 70 Be-
gin Soon"
All are cordially invited
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ST. Martins Evangelical Luth. Churcl

Frederick H. Graeper, Pastor.
:45-Sunday School.
Conforming Service.
Evening Service.
All are invited 10 these services.
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Edwards Chanel

Rev. John T. Jaeger, Minister
D. m.-Sunday School
p. Sermon by the pastor
Theme: Mother"
7:S0 p. m-Epworth League.
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Detroit. IL; st. Louis. Z.
Cleveland. s; Chicago. 0.
New York. o; Washington, ..
Philadelphia, 10; Boston, 6.
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81. Luke's ChapeI. Eastport

George W. Norris. Lay Leader.
3 p. m.-Sunday School.
p. m-Evening Prayer.
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Standing OF The Clubs
INTERNATIONAL


Baltimore at Toronto.
Newark al Syracuse.
Reading at Rochester.
4 Jersey City at Buffalo
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Yesterdays Scores

Toronto. ?; Baltimore. 1.
Buffalo. Z: Jersey City. BIZ FL
I'll Z Rochester, A: Reading. 0.
Syracuse. &c: NewS rll. s.
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AMERICAN


Detroit al St Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York al Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia
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pitisbarrh. 10. 81 Louis. 6.
Chicago. a. Cincinnati. :.
Bro0klyn-New York frainl.
Philadelphia Boston train.
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The rel ular luncheon Of
Bus'ness and Professional lie
will be held Monday nigh( T.
CommuaAy House The eleea We
officers end adoption OF progr,m q
first year will be the features (, ~
meeting. 'ae
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMONG TEAMS
OF MAJORS
NATIONAL

NATIONAL

Tsday's Schedule
- Louis ~ Pittsburgh
Cincinnati af Chicago
brooklyn a. New York.
Philadelphia az Boston.
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Passport Baptist Church

Services at the Eastport Baptist
Church tomorrow, Howard c. Lane,
pastor, will be as follows:
IL a. m.-Mother's Day sermon.
2:S0 p. m.-Sunday School, ]. E.
Stokes, Supt.
p. NIB. Y. p Unions.
s p. m.-Preaching. Subject: THE
Greatest Treasure in Life"
At the evening service the State
Capital Lodge of Independent Order
Mechanics will be present.
You are cordially invited to attend
all of these services.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
irish name PLENIP0TENTIARIES
TOPROPOSED MEET AT INVERNESS

Dublin. Sept. disappointment OF
plenipotcn,iaries to the proposed con-
fcrcnc> at Inverness with British rep
rcscntativcF. 10 discuss the prttlcin mt
OF tn. Irish question. was approved
by ihs Dali Eircann at its session hero
today
Tho appointments approved follow:
lows:
Arthur Griffith. founder OF the Sim
Fcin and foreign minister in the Dali
cabinet. chairman.
Michael Collins. finance minister.
Robert c. Barton. ono Of the leading
figures in tho preliminary n"sotia-
tions.
Eamon Z. puKsar. Sim Fcin mem
bcr OF parliament.
George Gavan Duffy. who has acted
a. representative OF the Sim Fcin
abroad.
The paii- official bulletin snnounc-
ing approval Of tho picnipotcntinrirH
say. thir was done in Wow or a pos
sibi. conference with representatives
of tho British government"
The Dali rlcnipotcntiaritr, :. was
explained wcr. not appointed To go TO
Inverness In response to IN" prime
ministers invitation. hut have been
chosen TO carry on possible ncgctin- =
tons which may or may not follow
tho receipt hy Nr. LLOYD George Of
the Dali cabinets reply.
Tho appointment OF the plonipotcr-
tiarics is considered in political quart
era a. n move toward throwing re-
-pon-biIity for any breach In tho no
Eotiatiors on the prime minister.
Reports circulated In well posted
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
D. 8 R. G. ASKED TO
| REMOVE PARK RAILS

The Denver and Rio Grsnd- railroad
has boon asked 10 remove its tracks
from Mineral Palace park. Tho flood Of
Jun" washed out large portion Of
tho railrond right OF way just cast Of
tho park. In order to bring tho rail-
road line into tho city mt tho cariics,
poHSibls motn'rt. tho city commission
ora granted tho railroad permission 10
lay tracks acrots portion OF tho
park Just east Of Lake clara until tho
company could drive pilinE and dump
Stag along tho line Of thor iEht Of way
and get iir regular tracks open aga'n
This work has hccu Euiug on Hincr ih..
flood altho hampcrcd from time to
,imc by high water In tho Fountair.
washing ont some Of tho materials
dumped into tho stream in tho con-
Htruction OF tho levoc.
Yesterday Park Commi-s lonrr y T..
Colby asked tho officials of tho com
pary to remove tho tracks from The
rark 30 that tho park could hc rc-tor..!
to normal. The company officials dc
clare that this would he done shortly.
Since tho work Of building the pcrma b
ncut 'nrck was nearly completed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
MILLION MORE WORK
NOW THAN IN 1914
Labor Secretary Encouraged
By Positive Signs of Busi-
ness Recovery.

vs.hinstcn. sept ii-Thoss who
arc disturbed over tho 5.'3S.0o0 unon d
ployed Of today. overlook that In 1914
there were 100000 out Of work a
larger percentage o whom were mon
and actual bread winners, than arc tho
present unemployed. Secretary Davis
said today In statement. Mr.. Davis
gaid present unemployment figures in
-ludcd q great number Of persons urcn
whose earnings no one actually is dc
pendent.
rNhiir W have our unemployed. let
us no, forget tho II 600 900 who arc still
at work" the statement snid. "A fur
thor cncuuraE EinE fact Is that $500. .ooN.-
900 is now availa bic about tho country
in tho form OF bonds already issued or
appropriated hy the e'ate. county and
municipal governments for public
works Undoubtedly this viii hn or
sauiEad irtollisantlv
Positive signs Of business recovery
have bsen furnished by tho commits
.ioner Of labor statistics, secretary
Davis continued
Taking all the families of tho Unit
cd States. there arc. on the average
over two bread winners to every fatni-
Is" tho st9t-mrnt continued.
Discussing efforts tr relieve the sit
ustiou. Secretary Davis said tho em-
plovnent serNira ct The department of
labor va= doing all II could 10 place
workers In positions
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
CHICAGO TRIES TO
SUE DAILY TRIBUNE
Suit, First Of Its Kind, Asks
Ten Million Dollars
Damages

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. H.-whether a
city or other municipal corporation
may sue a newspaper for libel alleging
damages approximatins the value OF
the establishment of the latter and
thru a possible verdict, for the full
sum. virtually put the newspaper out
of business will be one OF the chief
issues in tho case of the City OF Chi
cago against tho Chicago Tribune, 10
be called for hearing September -.
The suit, filed in circuit court in De-
cember 1920. after the bitter Illinois
Republican urinary. campaign. asks
damage. OF $4,000, 600 alleging that
published charges against the financial
part OF Mayor William Hale Thomp-
sons administration. had impaired the
city's credit and hampercd tbs conduct
OF municipal business. similar suit
has been filed against the Chicago
Daily News. In each instance. tho city
sued in its corporate capacity. Thirty
six news items or editorials. puhlishs d
by the Tribune between June IL and
September Is. 1870, are cited by the
city's attorneys as the basis for til.
suit. Many OF them declared flatly
fcrred TO the use of scrip for paying
city employees. In several instances. II
WAS stated that tho city treasury
faced hugo deficit and one item
quoted Lieutenant Governor oElesby.
/, candidate for the Euberrotorial nomi-
nation. as fixing thi. figure at ils.-
600 pdc
There were also two excerpts from
other Illinois newspapers as repro
iuccd in tho Tribune, one being tai>er
from tho Kendall county record aud
the other from the Dixon Telegraph.
Two letters 10 tho editor" from
Tribune readers were also cited. None
Of these publications tho city's dec
iarauon charged was published with
good motives hut 10 promote tho po-
liti,sI and financial interests OF tho
newspapers" and certain other per-
sons and corporations, especially ccr-
tain public utility corporations. arso-
ciated with tho defendant and acting
in cooperation with It."
II was charged that the pubiics tiors
were designed to give tho impression
that tho city was unworthy of credit
and that IT would be dangerous to in
vest In it, bonds or to enter into con
tracts with II for the sale OF materials.
labor or supplies
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15

hou.. Shadow and Slsney jumped
upon Charles Jcnkscr. another guard.
They obtained his gun also. They then
threw BOTH tho guards into coll and
took their KEYS from them. taking the
precaution also to bind and gag thnm.
TO avoid any ou,cry.
Shadow and Blnrey then unlocked
the cells Of Smith. Miller and Harris
The five started out from tho coli
house with atretchor. Two Of the
men wore the coats which had been
taken from the guards. "A p conse-
puence the guard in tho tower. as the
mon crossed tho yard. thought that n
man was being taken to tho hospital
since one Of the five was carried on
tho str-'rher The procession moved
towards tho hospital where ladder
was secured. This was placed against
the wall near the tower The guard
then observed that the men were pris-
oncrs and Immediately opened fire. The
prisoners used tho three rcvolvers and
tho guard ran ont Of ammunition, The
next momer, tho prisoners climbed
tho ladder and got over the wall to
freedom.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
SENATE FINANCE BODY
MAKES TAX CHANGES
House Plans Get Big Upset
Committee Would Restore
Many Levies

Washington, u. c, Sept. b.-aany
house proposals for tax changes were
rejected or sharply modified by tho
senate finance committee, Probably
tho most far reaching decision WAS
that to restore all transportation taxes
but with those on freight. passenger
and pullman accommodations in force
only for iaa. and at half tho prcscn,
rates Tho house hill provided for re-
peal Of all these lcvics next January /.
While agreeing to the house plan 10
repeal stamp taxes on perfumes. cos
metics. toilet preparations and pro-
prtctsry medicines. tn" committee
voted TO impose a manufacturers tax
of four per cent on toilc; articles and
two per cent on proprietary medicines
and 10 refer tho thrc" per cent on
toile, soaps and powders which the
hous. bill proposed 10 repeal 1--WE
pcr cent reductions on fur articles.
tric fans aud works Of art agreed on
by tho house we're disapproyed by the
committee which voted to continue tho
ten per cent rate.
The section reducing tho tax on
candy from five to three per cent was
amended to provide that candy iold a,
~ hcle-sle for more than forty cents =
pound should bear n tax Of 10 per cont.
In accepting the house reduction
from ten to five per cent In tho tax
on sporting goods. the committee Do
cided to make taxable skates, snow
shoes. skis and toboKEan and baseball
football and basketball equipment
which were eliminated by tho previous
provision.
Under n now section the committee
proposed that tho tax on chewing gun,
bc reduced from three 10 two per cent.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15

Tho prisoners who escaped are Stan
Icy shadow. convicted OF hurEisrics
In Sal, Lake. Frank Smith and Jim
my Miller. who robbed the Spring
Vile Bank at SprinRville. Utah of sev-
arsl thousand. Edward Harris. who
robbed the Bank Of st. George. st.
George. Utah. and oscar Blsncy. con
vlcted OF robbrries which ended In a
duel with tho Sal, LAX. police when
companion of his and Detective
George IIamhy were shot dead
shadow was patient In the prison
hospital aud Blaney was nurse there
tevis Allen, guard. received word
that man was suffering from vio-
lent pairs lie ventto the hospital. be
ing held up by shadow. His gun was
taken from him. Tho two prisoners
with Allen preceding them. then
marched across the yard to the main
coll house. tho guard on tho tower
nos being suspicious on account Of tho
guard accompanying the men.
When the trio reached tho main cell
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15

circles today arc that Mr. Lloyd
Gcorr~ indicated TO tho Sim Fein
couricrs conditions which II was con
sidcrcd might involve such a breach.
London. England. sept. 1.-THE Dali
Elrcann's formal reply, rs approved
today. 10 not likely 10 reach Inverness
until late this evening. II was not.
as reported In some duartcrH delivered
yesterday to Premier Lloyd George
The mission OF Harry Boland and
Joseph McGrath was simply to clear
up certain questions with tho premier.
Nothing has leaked out as TO
whether tho reply is acceptance or
non-acc"rtance OF tho invitation 10 a
conference. but the fact that five
Irish plcrirotcntiarlcy have been nr-
pointed Is taken as indicating canfi-
dencc In continuance OF tho ncEotiS-
lions.
Mr.. Lloyd-GeorEr ia expected to r~-
main in Scotland for Mt least another
three weeks
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
SUBJECTS FOR PEACE
DISCUSSION SUGGESTED
L. S. Takes Initiative In
Dispatching Tentative
List

Washington. d. C. Sept. i4.-rhe
American government again has taken
tho Initiative in the armament ncgo-
iiations by suggesting to tho other
powers a tentative list OF subjects for
discussion. Tho proposal however
does not cnumcrstc all specific con-
trovorsics this government considers
pertinent to the armament discussion.
II is confined rather to grouping
than 10 the policy without any at
tempt TO speculate as 10 what par
uoular cases may arise.
so far non. OF he invited nation,
has replied formally but officials are
undcrstood to have received cncourag-
ing reports OF the reception of the list
The communication has not been
made public here and those in charge
arc declining to reveal itE contents
pending definite agreement on tn.
final lis, TO comprife tho text and
limitations OF the deliberations OF the
conference.
By avoiding mention Of specific
controversial cases officials are
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
Chieftain Road
Bulletin

EAST
hnads on THE knn>as.Coiornde
boulevard. good. NIL bridges repaired.
santa fc lrnii. Pueblo 10 La Juntn-
generally very good.
In Iuna To Las .\nin,xs. fair.
La, Au,r,~- Ia Voliy. good.
l.. Junta To Trinidad. cwhat
vouGh.
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Pueblo 10 Wniscpburr. good.
MSlscpburg To Trinidad. good.
Wnlscnbnrg To Ainmosa VIA IL
WRl-cnburg to Gardner. good. To
Wcstcliffc. good.
Ahmo>, To Dc, Nortc. good.
soSuachc to Monte V,-,s. GOOD
Del Nortc to SRcuachc. good.
Del Nortc Ia fagv-., Springs. w.
wolf Greek pass. good.
Dci Noric to Crccsfc. fair.
PsSoss springs to Durango. good
Durango TO Harrington. good.
Durango to Mcsa Verde park.
rough.
Durango To siivcrton. open. rough
Durango to Gallup. good.
NORTH
Pueblo To Colorado Springs. Ecncr
ali, good.
Colorado springs to Denver, good.
Colorado Springs To Cripple Greek.
good.
Utr Pass. god.
Colorado Springs to Canon City. Win
DcpdmAn's Canon. fine.
Colorado springs to Bucna Vista,
fine.
pixies Peak nnto highway. open.
WEST
Pueblo To Canon city. good.
Pueblo to HculRh. good.
Mctmor- to Ws>tciiffc by North
uardscrnhblc. rough.
Pueblo 4. wetu,or- via SLOAN road
good rrrcpt one d-tcur.
BcuIsh TO wctmorc. North Crc-k
good.
Pueblo To Rye. god.
Canon CITY to Top OF Royal Gore~>
OPEN.
Canon CITY to wcstcilffc Via Cbsnd.
ter. open.
Canon City to Cripple Creek, via
Phantom Canon. closed on ncccun,
of vashouts.
Canon City TO Cripple creek viz
Garden park. practically impossible,
Canon C,t, To S7i'ds. good.
sslide to tl?mo-s. good.
splids TO Cunpisou via Cochetoya
pass. good.
SnlIds tn Gunrisop via Mona rrh
pa.s. Pass opcn. road GOOD.
Ssiids To RUcna Vista. good.
pucna Vista to icaJvillc. excellent.
1csdviilc To Tennessee rPa>. good.
Tennessee Pass to- Rcd 'iiff. good.
Rcd Clif to Wolcott. good esccp,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
PUEBLO WOMAN D|ES
At AGE OF los YEARS
She Was in Possession or All
Mental Faculties Until
Death

Nr-. Maria Chavez. sE. 1ns years.
died yesterday at III" home OF her
daughter. Mrs. clar, Elaria. g.,
River street. She had been resi-
dent or Pueblo Just n ycRr, coming to
this city from santa Fc. y. NJ, the
town of her birth.
In until her death. Mrs, CHAVEZ
Was I'm fun possession OF all her mental
faculties and physicians declare that
IN" cause OF her death was her ad.
ysrccd age.
Tho body u NJ tho r. G. McCarihy
Undertaking psrlors and the funeral
win be hold at 10 O'Clock this morn
irg from tho Mccarthy Chsp.l.
Burial will b" In Rosolawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
WORKMEN Are
TRAPPED IN PIT
OF LIQUID fire
Several Are Fatally Hurt;
Three Persons Are
Missing

Philadelphia, Penn, Sept,
1t.-Ten men are known to
have been killed and more
than score injured, several
of whom may die in the sec
ond serious fire at the Ri +;
Point Breeze plant of the At
'antic Refining company IN a
month. Three others are re-
ported missing.
The fire was preceded by 4 terrific
explosion which killed several work
mon and drenched others with oil.
Prompt action by the company's or
ganized rcscuo squads is believed 10
have prevented a larger death list. Tho
explosion occurred III the north SCI
tion OF the yard where several hun
drcd mon are employed in the manu-
facture OF naphths.
Many OF these work In underground
tunnels where fires that boil tho crudr
product into naphtha. are maintained.
Some OF the dead were trapped In thee
tunnels. victims OF liquid fire.
II is feared the three missing mcr
were caught in these tunnels. PhysI-
clans reported that several OF the in
jured were probably fatally burned.
Officials. Of tho Atlantic Ecfinir.
company wore unable carly tonight 10
explain the explosion. IN" second fatad
accident OF the Kind in u mouth. The
'i"st wnq ON August when five mcn
were Killed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15

The verdict read: We the coroner =
Jury find that the said Virginia Rappe,
aged %, single, residence Los Angeles.
came to her death on September . at
the Wakefield sanitarium from a rup-
tured bladder. contributing cause per-
itonitis.
And We further find tibet said Nir-
Rinia Rappe came to her death from
peritonitis caused by a rupture of the
urinary bladder caused by the appli-
cation of some force, which. from this
evidence submitted, was applied by
one Roscoe Arbuckle.
We. the Undersigned Jurors. there
fore charge the said Roscoe Arbuckle
with the crime OF manslaughter.
We. the undersigned jurors recon-
mend that the district attorney, chief
Of police. grand jury and prohibition
officers take steps to prevent a further
occurrence OF affairs such as the one
which caused this Young womsn's
death so that San Francisco will not
be made tho rcdszvous OF the debau-
chee and the ganEster."
Ren BoaS one OF the ninc Jurors re-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
FARMER ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED BY OWN GUN
srecl,1 10 IN. C'hler,,'n:

Special to the Chler,s'n:
- Junta. colo. sept lt-Viiiisr, r.
.Tcrry. n farmer living . short distance
south Of La Juutp. vaH killed laEt
might hy tho accidental di-charss Of (,
shot gun which he was carrying with
him while operating q moving ma
chiue
Terry and his step-or Clarence Gill
and were engaged in moving patch
nf cnuc and ran across some pole cats
and ho was on tho lookout for them.
Gilipud stated That he heard his step
father stop tho team suddenly Just a.
tho gun 'aE discharged Tho stock
of tho gun wa, torn loose FROM tho
barrel and bent though II hsd 5i'r.
pod into some part OF tho moving ma
chinery which caused It TO go off. Tho
charge struck Terry in tho stomach
aud he lived only few minutes after
tho accident.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15

Gulrh. about one mile cast Of Warren
where The attack took place.
Miss champion was badly beaten.
according to reports received In his
bee.
While attempting to make her way
to tho home OF her brothcr. Itnlpl,
Champion. hcr cries were heard by a
nc'.hbor who gave the alarm.
Whether tho rnid had bccn made
from across tho Mexican border or
was local In character had not hccn
determined late tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
CATTLE BANDITS BEAT COWGIRL

Rishrc, Ari,.. sept. is.-Nis, Sadie
Champion of Warren, AriH.. two miles
south of Bisbcr. md but " few miic.
from the Mexican border. WAS >cri-
ousl, wounded and beaten tonight by
u band of men. said to have been
M->i'Uns TIM, -ho discovered attempt
ing To steal or butcher cattle belong
ing to i,rr.
\, late hour tonight posses. hast
~, FORMED In Warren. Bi-brc and
other nrarb, town. wcr- reported 10
have surrounded tho mon IN Gold
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-15
ARBUCKLE' Wife
STANDS BY HIM
Separated Five Years Ago
But Wants To Help
Fatty"

New York. Sept. it-Mrs. Roscoe
Arbuckic. who was known professional
iy as Mints Durfcr. left New York to-
DAY for San Francisco to help her hus-
band n possible aliho she has been
separated from him for five years
Il am going TO him because think
IL is my duty to be near him" she
said Il want TO help him in every way
I can. do not know Just how I can
he of service 10 him hut many things
viii turn up that | can do.