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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
COMMISSIONERS
PLAN TO SAVE
BRIDGE BUILDING
Will Construct Bridge That
Can Be Removed In Time
of Floods

To move a bridge before a flood can
get chance to move it, is the latest
scheme Pueblo's county commissioners
have UP their sleeve.
This thing of building new bridge
and having it washed clear off the
face of the earth before nail heads in
the floors have time to rust is both
too expensive and too tiresome to be
borne longer If there is anyway to
beat the floods to it.
In one case at least the Pueblo cDun-
ty board has plan to beat the flood
at its own game of removing pridsca.
Heretofore the St. Charles river at
Lime, or San Carlos, as it is some
times called, has presented such grad
ual banks and smooth bottoms as to be
fordable, Not only has 1T been forded
by Fords but by other cars and wagons
and buggies A bridge has not been
needed, but the recent rains have so
washed the banks that bridge is be-
lieved to be cheaper at this time than
the required grading for fordins ac-
commodations.
Residents of Lime asked the COM
missioners to come out and look the
situation over; they were on tho job
before o'clock yesterday morning, and
that is what they decided to do.
They will build a 30-foot bridge in
bents, and when the next summer flood
season rolls around and before the
floods do come they will pick the
bridge up, bent at a time. and deposit
it on high ground. replacing 1t after
the flood season is over.
And this determination brings up
the thought, why could not all wooden
bridges be in like manner built, or II
too long in bents or too cumbersome,
why not build them on the pivot or
draw-bridge order and ks-p mSn to op-
crate them during the brief flood per
iods OF June and July?
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
SOME PLAIN TALK
BY TRAINED NURSE
Denver Woman Says 1t Would Be
A Positive Wrong for Fer
To Keep Silent

One OF the characteristic features
that distinguishes Tanlac from all
other similar medicines is the large
number OF trained nurses who strong
ly endorse it. Among those who have
recently testified as to its unusual
merits, through having taken it herself
IL Mrs. T.. o, Forester. who lives at
the Grand Central Hotel, Denver,
Colo, who says.
II never expected to recommend a
medicine publicly but l feel compelled
to make exception in the case of
with it has been so satisfactory / feel
positive wrong to those who suffer
merit could have reached my case for
indigestion and nothing | ate agreed
with me I would have terrible spells
OF nausea every day and for three
months oatmeal was the only thing
that would remain on my stomach,
often I would wake up feeling like L
was SIN Ithering to death and would
have to get out Of bed and rush TO
the window to set fresh air.
'Tanlac has given me an appetite,
put my stomach in first-class condi-
ton and made me s1in in weight l
feel better than l have in years and
! am glad to tell people Tanlac is re-
sponsihlo for the change in my condl-
ton
Taulac is sold in Pueblo by The
Palace Drug Store and by leading
druggists .verywhers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

state OF ~e8fitr--Alttf 'alNNAF
Normal temperature for this date "a
Mean temperature for today. Il de-
Grees
Variation in temperature in "a hours
II deErsas warmer.
highest temperature. 50 degrees at
Hi9hest temperature recorded this
month. 80 degrees, ioi degrees,
Lowest temperature SO degrees At $
= m.
Lowest temperature recorded this
month. 30 years, ii degrees.
Highest wind velocity, 10 miles sW'
Total rainfall ana melted snowfall
since first of year, l5.tS inches.
Normal precipitation TO date. ssI.
Time of sunrise 5:oi a. m.
Time of sunset, 100 p. m.
II. d. DICK, Weather Bureau.
Forecast till SEQ p. m Tuesday, for
Pueblo and vicinity. ,rsdius 70 milcs) I.
Fair tonight and Tuesday. not much
chang. IN temperature.
For Colorado; Unsettled southwest.
fair norm AMI aast portions. tonight
and Tuesday; warmer southeast por-
ton tonight.
For southern Rocky Mountain Re-
Eiou period August to u Inc. Sor-
NAL temperature. generally fair. eH-
ccpt local showers in elevated dis
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Local Yhowers occurred during tho
rast 4 hours from tire ohio Valley
and Tennessee to tho Atlantic coast
ard New England, also n southern
Utah. northern Arizona and New Next
CO The area OF high pressure covers
the central portion OF the country and
has caused cooler weather over all
-rgtinnE cnst Of the Rocky Mountains.
EXCEPT along the immediate Gulf
coast. \ slight depression ccntrals
this riorlinE avsr tho extreme northern
Plateau region, II accompanied by gen.
orally cloudy weather from central
California to western Montana.
Conditions are favorable for fair and
slightly warmer weather for Pueblo
and vicinity for tonight and Tuesday.
II B. DICK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
SHERIFF CATCHES
ALLEGED ROBBER

Special TO The Chisftain.
Lamar. August s-sheritf simpson
has lust returned from Hutchinson.
Kantas. where he went to bring back
Marion Dixon. who. in company with
Hosev Drew. is alleged to have broken
into a store. 10 miles south of Holly.
Friday night and took bctuesu $40 and
$50 Of money. candy and gum Drew
was arrested at Holly while Dixon was
arrested by Hutchinson authorities.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
JAILED MINISTER GIVES
PRISONERS SERVICES

81. Paul. Mimi. Aug. THE Rev
erend John j. Cook OF RinEstead.
Iowa, preached sermon today In the
Ramsey county Jail here. where he
is held without charge pending an in
vcstication into the death Of Moy
Hoe, wealthy st. Paul Chinese, who
was fatally injured last Wednesday
when run down by Reverend Cooks
automobile.
Permission for this services in tho
Jail was granted bv the sheriff. and
the as other inmates OF the jail list
cned attcntivcly as Reverend Cook
spoke on the divine attitude OF
pity
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

New York. Aug The prisoners Of
war that have been restored to their
homes by the league OF nations now
total approximately to0.ooo with a lit
he more than 10000 yet 10 he re
ratriatcd IL was announced tonisht by
tho league Of nations nows bureau
here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
Weather Conditions In
Other Cite. In the West

weather reports OF several cities "
t-olorsdo and adjoining states during
tine q hours ending o'clock. yester-
day morning. complied from statistics
fu-n.shed by the weather bureau Of
Iaaehlns
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

Doctor onsephiue Dunlop left NeEier-
dAv Tor Denver where ahu will remain
fui about two week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

nois. Is visiting friends and relatives
f. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

Miss Jean Auman, of Denver. viii
arrive In Pueblo tomorrow, TO be the
guest OF Mrs. y. s. Booth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
LAMAR NEWS

Bert Inchauspie brought in about
$500 rounds OF wool today from his
place on North Butte Creek. Mi. In
chauspic is storing this lot OF wool IN
Lamar instead OF shipping II AZ pres
ent ali N would uring Is between
II and lt cents per pound. This time
last year wool was bringing about 1i'Oj
a pound.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
PERSONS AND EVENTS
AFTERNOON on A NIL

I will be the Eladdest thing
Under the sum
will fouch II hundred flowers
And not pick one!
I will .ook at cliffs and clouds
With quiet eyes
Watch the wind bow down the grass
And the grass rise.
And when lights begin to show
Up from tn. town
/ viii mark which must be mine,
And then start down.
By Eona St Vincent willay,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

Born to MIR and Mrs. Victor NJ,
Hovis. A boy. August ;. 1871
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

Mrs u. Z. Hoag entertained tho
Monday Musical club at her home yes
terday morning. An important busi-
ness meeting was held at 10 o'clock
after which "A two course LUNCHEON was
served Those present We're: Mrs.
Jesse Rood, ,.rs. Francis Schwinger.
Mrs Roger wclden. Mr.. $. e. Rogers,
Mrs. Frank Hslwig. Miss Jean Croft
Mrs. sherman Fosdick. Miss Long,
Mrs. r. l.. Linrle. Mrs +. c, Kay. and
Mrs ID. T.. HoaE The club will not
meet again until September.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

Mrs. ]. r. Kennard, who has bsci
visiting her daughter, Mrs n. II. Gil
iettc. has returned to her home In Lo
Angeles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

As soon as the county grading ma
chine can be put in shape for work II
will be moved to the southern part OF
tho county and work will start ON the
roads In that section. These roads
have been in need Of attention for
some time but owning TO the grader
being out of repair this work has occn
neglected. The county viii employ
man to run the grader and will pay the
farmers half time for the use OF their
teams.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
SHOPPING IS AGAIN A PLEASURE AT
CREWS-BEGGS

The carpenters again thru with awhile The
maple floor laid and we're awaiting fixtures,
which expected August Goth.
and
rebuilding
o nd pie
o pleas
displayed
the coors fall speaks
by her
Every Pueboan particularly will
the &
he he
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

The mumber5 OF the Pueblo Golf
club entertained last evening at the
club house. Kings orchestra furnish
cd music for dancing.
The Tcnderfnet Bachelors club en-
iertained at dancing party at the
Garden last evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

The Arkansas Valley stock FccdcrF
association has succeeded In obtaining
a reduction or cents on corn from
Hutchinson and points west In Kansas.
to feeding stations in Colorado. from
Granada to Fowler. The rate Is now
% cents l. II. koontz, assistant trat-
fic MANAGER OF the santa Fc, has nou-
fled Division freight Agent smith at
Pueblo to this effect
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

Mre. II. A. T.ec and daughter. Miss
Josephine Tice. are visiting In Green
Mountain Fails.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

The Reverend l.. n Logan and fam
lis have returned from their vacation
and state that they had a very enjoy
able trip. Revernnd Logan viii hold
services. starting today. as usual
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

Mrs. Mable G,ccu and son, David.
and mother Mrs. NJ. I, McMillin. are
leaving this morning for a two weeks
automobile tour thru the mountains,
Miss Emma Larson who taught In La
mar last year will join the party in
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

Mir. and Mrs L. l.. Eeimer. OF Dem
vcr. are visiting relatives in Pueblo
tris week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
Two Arrivals in New Fall
BROGUES
Have Taken the Fancy of
Many Pueblo Young Women

WdHy fUtUIU UUHg VUIIIt1I
One is brown Calf One-Strap Broguette.
with ball strap and one-inch heel, at $500
The other, Brogue Lace Oxford, made the
same way, at .................. Se.5G
For women who prefer kid we have soft
brown Kid BaI-Strap Oxford at ..... .S7.S5
-Oxfords for fall, you know, are correct"
Second Floor.
Short lines Of Women's v
white Canvas Slippery $500 E@
Second Floor y
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

tfis week.
Miss Frances Palm and Mr. Charles
W. Sellers were married sunday morn
ing at s:iS o'c'cck at Sacred Heart
church Tho ceremony was performed
by father wolohan. Immediately fol-
lowing ihc ceremony. MIR. and Mrs.
Sellers left for Denver, where they
will spend a few daysa Upon their re-
turn. thcv will he at home to their
friends at 5li Routt Avenue.
Mrs @ r. Fuller will leave today
for an extended visit in Topeka and
II dependence. Kansas and Dallas
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S Twyford, Of Ok
lnhoma city. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Tvyford here. left
yesterday Tor few Gays visit in
colorado Springs.
Miss Ruth Williams, Of Cairo, MI
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
Many
AUGUST SALE OF FURS

The advertisement in Sundays paper gave them II
Of the sale.
They did not realize that coat for only $3.50,
so stylish.
The second shipment we were expecting has arrive
be bigger and better than ever All fur men agree til
low level that cannot possibly be maintained
sets in that furs will be almost 500 higher-and
furs are priced at almost pre-war levels
We suggest that you visit the fur sale just as soon
Observation-Disclosures whatever other fur need yc
lighted with the wide scope Of this sale and the extre
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
A Line Of Specials for
Tuesday, from Our Renewed
Drug Store

Soc Pepsodent $50
-5Oc Pebeco ...............3 $50
Goo Hind's Honey and Almond
Cream m.....................J9C
-$1.2o Kinds Honey and Almond
Nream ............. ...... JSC
3 Bars Cashmere Bouquet,
large ..............,. ...,.........IUC
&c Bars Cashmere Bouquet,
small ................ DOC
Gstie11 -cutie1ra 'Ssp soap ':.:... :....: 3 Bars
Packers Tar ..........| Csc
Woodburys ...........J w"
-60c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil
Shampoo ................ .43C
-Amani Shampoo Powder ...15c
Ask for free sample of this Won
dcrful shampoo.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-02
Friend Of Harding
On Way to Capital
Robbed by Bandits

FREDERICK. Nd. March L-Dr.
H. v. Marchetti. Columbus. Ohio. a
prsonal friend Of President elect
Harding. was held up by masked
bandits at Funkstown and eobbed
Of SIS. his watch and chain and an
overcoat while he and his wife and
children were on their way to wash
ington TO attend the Inauguration.
DR.. Marchetti. who formerly re-
sided at Marion. has known the
President-eiect for years, and often
told him. II will visit you in WASH
ington when you become President" :"
He is a member Of the Masonic
lodge at Columbus which recently
conferred the Thirty-second degree
upon the President-elect, and is
himself Thirty-second degree Ma
son.
The bandits used the ruse of
asking for aid in staging their
hold-up. They stopped DR.. Mar
chetti and told him their car was
out Of commission. He aliehted
from his own machine and as he
stopped over to inspect the suppos-
edly disabled car several reyolyers
were stuck in his face. He said he
had no money. The bandits then
went through his pockets and re-
lieved him Of all his cash and yalu-
ables.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-02
Police Win Fight
With Ice-B0und !
Rum Srnugglers

DETROIT. Mich, March L.
After exchanging shots with police
oficers four men who are said to
have battled nearly all night and
up to 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
with ice foes In the Detroit River
near Belle Isle to smuggle ten cases
of whisky from Canada in two
boats. were arrested by ofheers
from the cleanup squad The
liquor and both boats Were confs-
Gated by the police and the four
men were locked up on the charge
of smuggling.
The men were first seen by the
police in the river near the Ca
madam shore Tuesday morning and
were watched until their boats
reached a point in the river mid
way between the heads Of Belle Isle
and Peche Isle. Then the cleanup
squad started across the ice to
meet them. The ice was so rotten
that the trip was a hazardous one
for the officers. The four men with
the liquor kept shifting from one
boat to the other as often as the
boat with the liquor broke through
the ice. 1t was because Of the
rotten condition Of the ice that the
men were unable TO make much
headway and had to work all night
and most of the day to reach the
point where the officers stopped
them.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-02
MAKES REPORT
ON STEEL LABOR
Interchurch Inquiry Says r.
Hour Day Is Still in
Operation.

NEW YORK. March lone Of
the most serious unsolved problems
confronting the United States Steel
Corporation today is the matter Of
the twelve-hour day, according to
Heber Blankenhorn, secretary to
the commission of inquiry OF the
Interchurch World Movement that
Investigated the steel strike Of 1919.
Mr.. Blankenhorn. addressing a
meeting Of the Committee of Forty
eight at its headquarters. at Is
East Forticth street. yesterday said:
Conditions OF labor in the cor
poration are the same today as
when the interchurch report was
made: that is, one-half OF the work.
ers are still on the iniquitous
twelve-hour-day schedule. The
twelve-hour day was one of the
compelling causes of the great
strike. and as long as 1t continues
in force there can be no peace IN
the steel industry. When the in
terchurch report was published a
great many persons were surprised
to find that the twelve-hour day is
still in existence. They had read
the announcement of the corpora
tion made during the war concern
ing a basic eight-hour day AS
matter of fact this basic eight-hour
day was a reference to a system
Of payment. and did not affect ac-
tual working hours. ! understand
that another announcement about
the eight-hour day is soon to be
made by the corporation. II the
corporation would prove its SINGER
ity il must back up this announce
ment. by the actual installation OF
a schedule of eight working hours
per days for all shifts, and not
merely establish a new basis for
payment"
Mr.. Blankenhorn said that a re-
port supplementary to the main in
terchurch report would soon be
issued covering the attitude of the
press toward the strike, the ques-
tion of civil rights in Western
Pennsylvania. and the subject of
labor esDionaRe
The Washington herald., 1921-03-02
@lEzA13II;GH
Helps make rich. red blood
and rsvitslize weak nerves
you MAY be A BETTER
MAN AT Is, THAN
The YOUTH OF Is
If you keep your blood rich in iron
10 give you plenty Of ~stsy there"
strength and endurance.

In an account OF a severe mountain
climbing test, a New York newspa-
per states that 20 per cent Of those
who accomplished the feat were 90
years and over. II is therefore
shown that you may be a better
man at IS than the husky STRIPPING
OF 25 IL you take care Of yourself
and keep your blood filled with iron
Prizehghters, wrestlers and athletes
have learned the value of plenty OF
plain coarse foods in their training
as such a diet helps supply their
blood with iron. Nature put plenty
OF iron In the husks Of grains and the peel.
or vegetables TO enrich your blood. but
modern methods OF cookery throw all these
things away-hence the alarming inereas-
Of the blood. with its devitalizing weakness.
you are not strong and well. IL you lack
bodily and mental vigor, do not wsit until
you 70 all 10 pieces and collapse in q state
- n-rvons prOstrstiOn or until in your
weakened condition you contract some
riOus disease. but take some organic iron
like NUNATED IRON at once 20 help en-
rich your blood and revitaliEe your woruout
exhausted nerves. Organic Surated Iron u
Ike the iron in your blood and Ike the
iron in spinach, lentils and apples. Il uil
not injure the teeth nor disturb the ston
Hch. You even eat IL IL you wish IL
often increases your bodily and mental
ViGor in two weeks time. Your money will
be refunded BY the manufacturers IL you
do not obtain satisfactory results. Beware
Of substitutes. Look for the word ''NuH-
ated' on every package and the letters y ]
on every tablet. At all druErists.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-02
d. C. HAS CHANCE
TO SECURE $1,000, 900
HOME OF BAKERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

NoNIiNOED fhOh PAGE ONE.
directed by the board to confer with
q similar committee for the Board
of Trade in regard to the prepara-
tion Of a more perfect law regulat-
ing the sale Of firearms.
A. vote OF thanks was accorded
Samuel J. Steinberger. who enter
tanned the membership committee at
the Hotel Arlington last week. This
was given on the recommendation Of
Sidney West, Chairman OF the COM
mittee.
Miss Mabel Boardman was one OF
the members admitted. The other
members were as follows:
J. George Auth. T. w. Barrett. Al
exander II. Bell, Louis F. Bradley, L.
Colvin, Edwin L. Davis, John A.
Dunbar. c. S Flynn. Marie Moore
Forrest, ]. S. Gardiner. John c. Gar
rison, DR.. Francis r. Hagner. Jacob
Transfer Company Inc. Roger W.
Lusby, Charles NJ. O'Brien, Harry N.
o'Brien, Joseph NJ. O'Brien, Thomas
s. O'Brien, John r. Omohundro. c.
d. Pennington. Emil Rice, Edwin H.
Rosengarten. Hugh b. Thomas, +.
F. Whitmore. w. II. whittlesey, jr..
John II. Wick, G. T. Brazelton.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-02
Women WHO OVERWoRK

Man may work from sun to sun,
but woman's work is never DONE"
and attractive, the children well
dressed and tidy. women contin-'
ually' overdo and suffer in silence,
drifting along from bad to worse.
knowing full we'll that they need
help to overcome the pains and
aches which daily make life a bur-
den. Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is a medicine with spe-
cihc value which overcomes many
of the worst forms of female COM
plants, as the letters constantly be-
ing published in this paper will
prove.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-02
RIOTS STIR CORK
AFTER EXECUTION.
OF Sim FEINERS
Irish Army Places Death
Penalty on British
In Uniform.
Especial Cable 70 The washinsten Herald
and Chicago Tribuns.)
nv John I.E4TER

DUBLIN. March Last nights
events in Cork, where six unarmsd
soldiers were killed and eleven
wounded, besides a number of civil
ians, including women, created a
panicky feeling in the streets where
the volleys took place. II is believ-
ed the shooting was inspired by the
execution Of six youths there yes
terday by the British. A prociama-
tion OF the Irish Republican army
said British crown forces would be
shot. whether armed or unarmed,
In districts where hostages were
carried.
Women Jailed.
Irish women now are being I'm
prisoned for political offenses. Five,
including Countess Markievicz. are
serving sentences inflicted by
trial.
Police and Black and Tans evaded
a prepared ambush near Dunmore,
County Galway, owing to a change
In the route Of the patrol at the
last minute. Subsequent inyestiga-
tions showed at least fifty Irish
volunteers had been lying in wait
for them
A Black and Tap who went out
side the barracks at Roscarberry,
County Cork, was shot dead last
night. An unidentified civilian was
found shot dead near Navan this
morning.
Troops I'm Streets.
The military government of Cork
has announced that people must be
indoors between p. m. and Q a. m.
There was much military activity
In Cork this morning, troops march
ing through the streets in open
formation.
The Archbishop Of Dublin de-
scribes the method Of execution of
six lrishmen in Cork yesterday as
barbarous.
six victims OF the tyranny now
dominant in ireland were to be put
to DEATH" he said. The tyrants
had free hand. What Justification
can there be for the method chosen
to put these young men to death?
Copyright, 1911
The Washington herald., 1921-03-02
SULPHUR SOOTHES
ugly, ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes Skin
Cool and Comfortable.

II you are suffering from eczema
or some other torturing, embarrass-
ing skin trouble you may quickly
be rid Of IL by using Mentho-Sul-
phur, declares a noted skin spe-
cialist.
This sulphur preparation. because
OF its germ destroying properties.
seldom fails to quickly subdue itch
ing, even OF fiery eczema. The first
application makes the skin cool and
comfortable. Rash and blotches are
healed right up. Mentho-Sulphur is
applied like any pleasant cold cream
and Is perfectly harmless. You can
obtain a small jar from any good
druggist.-Adv.