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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York, Feb. 11.--Waivins all
other adverse or negative factors, the
impending double holiday was of it.
self sufficient to reduce operations in
the stock market Friday to insignifi-
cant proportions and trifling price
changes.
Reading was the only outstanding
exception TO tho general rule that
stock being under persistent pressure
mated that the segregation plan NAV
prove unfavorable to common stock
holders. Trading otherwise was made
up most exclusively OF tho usual lead
ers in the oil. steel, food and mis-
cclfaneous divisions.
Minimum quotations were cstab-
lishcd in the first hour when increased
offerings of Reading which closed at
a loss of S7s points depressed other
rails well az leaders in tho oil.
metal and affiliated groups. Sales,
go. 600 shares.
BoNDS-Tho bond market was duh
TO the point of extinction and changes
in that quarter reflected the hcsitst-
ing tone OF stocks
Liberty issues were an exception.
virtually all but the 5hs ending with
gains.
ooo.
A contraction OF almost SO, ON 90
In actual loans and discounts by clear
inE house banks emphasized tho dun
week in tho stock market Net de-
mnnd deposits decreased by about ,t7-
100000 and n cash gain OF $3.50, $50
$50 900
All tho leading foreign exchange
markets were firm to strong.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
FAST TINE EXPECTED. IN FOURTH
ANNUAL HUDSON BAY DOG. DERBY
TO Be RUN AT THE PAS MARCH |

The Pas. Feb. 1i.-(By Canadian
Press)-F'ast time should feature the
fourth annual Hudson Bay Dog derby
to be held from hero to Film F1on and
return. distance of approximately
200 miles, for purse OF $500. March
/. The Alaskan method of racing has
been adopted by the 'mushcrs" and
already a great improvement in the
speed of tho teams has been noted in
the preliminary trials. What was
thought to constitute a record when
Goync, the Derby winner OF 1890. COW
cred a 100 miles it IS hours and IA min
utes, have been beaten by the local
racing teams in their workouts. One
contestant driving a team of nine hus-
kies covered so miles in ) hours and
II minutes. This is three miles an
hour more than was possible under the
old single-fle system of harnessins
when barely seven miles an hour could
be made
This year light racing harness and
sled and tho harncssinE of two dogs
abreast instead OF the hitherto single
file with a heavy harness and car
riole OF considerable weight, is in
25 pounds and tho total weight of the
harness for 15 dogs will not average
more than n half "A pound TO n dog.
ono OF the great faults of the single
file system of driving was that going
up hill 1t caused the entire weight of
pun to fall on the dog nearest the car
riolc and destroyed whatever chance
there was for speed in pinch. 1t
lcSsencd tho speed and uniform work
ing OF tho team as n whole and at times
IL inflicted great hardship on the sleigh
dog.
on this years course there are three
hills 10 climb going and coming. but
otherwise the route is an easy one over
lakes and beaten trails where the
ground is even. Probably 60 per cent,
of the distance is over lakes. This ais !,
is another factor for greater speed.
short rest at Film f'lon on the outgoing
end, to feed and rub the dogs, is the
only stop officially provided for that
only long enough for the cards to be
signed and tho dogs checked up. 1t
is optional with the drivers TO remain
spects the race is a no-stop oSe.
Tho type OF dogs in the race differs
in only two respects from the reliable
husky or wolf-mongrcl SO familiar in
Northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Stewart possesses n team OF eleven 81
bcrian coast dogs with very sharp
pointed cars, low in the body and well
heightened. Goync is the other eScep-
ton with "A team OF IL settlers, OF the
setter-mongrol type.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the ur-
dorsignod Special Deputy State Bank
Commissioner will soil at public auc-
uon to tho highest and best bidder for.
cash certain promissory notes and ccr-
tam real estate now held by him as
special Deputy state Rank CommiF-
sionor as the assets of the Information
al Bank of Commerce of Pueblo, Colo
rado. This said sale will be held at tie
tr'nt steps OF tho County Court House
OF Fucblo county, Colorado, on tho
O'Clock a. NJ.
~ detailed description OF the property
to be sold will ho furnished upon re-
Guest made TO tho undersigned at his
once in tho Thatcher Block, City OF
Pueblo. State of Colorado.
GEORGE II. SWEENEY.
Special Deputy state Bank
Commissioner in charge of tho
liquidation of tho affairs OF
tho International Bank ot
Ccmmarce OF ruaiIn. Colorado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
RAIL MILL FIVE TO
PLAY MANzAN0LA

Whom the plans for the basket ball
game advertised between the Wire Mill
and La Junta fivcs for tonight at the
Steel Works gymnasium fell thru, the
Rail Mill team got in touch with the
Manzanola basket ball team with the
result that game between these two
teams have been arranged for tonight
at the Steel wdfks' court.
ManZanola has a quintet OF basket
ball talent that bids we'll to give any
of the strong fvos in the state 4 hard
contest and will give the Rail makers
stiff argument for supremacy
tonight.
Tho Rail Mill team has not as yet
been defeated by any of the Steel
Works league teams and is playing
n fast article of the cage game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

Central high school basket ball ouin-
tet met their first defeat yesterday at
terpoon when the Centennial Bulldogs
defeated them in fast article oil court
snort with a final score of "a to 20. lnc
camc was tied, IS to Is, at the end OF
the second half, but Referee Earl Mac
Tavish of Colorado college, oruereu
five more minutes of play. During inc
extra five minutes every member or
goal excepting Captain John McQuaide'
who maintained a back guards posi-
ton.
In a preliminary game TO the main
event, the Centennial second strlnS
basketcers defeated tho Blue anu
White second team 25 TO 5. The Red
and White substitutes easily Won ther
''prclip." from the southsiders. I'm
non and MacFarland starred fof the
Bulldog utility men. Seven baskets re-
suited as the shooting efforts of Mac
Tarland.
Basket ball followers of Pueblo mar
veled at the wonderful Improvement
OF the Centennial basket shooters since
their first game with the Central men.
Instead of ivc high school boys strus-
Cling to prevent thoir adverSar1es from
scoring baskets. one saw ive fast atm
lctes rushing about the cage court with
a definite view in mind of placing the
sphere thru the netted hoop. Coach
JScttering. tho wonder man OF the
Centennial high school athletic depart
mcnt deserves an unlimited amount OF
credit in developing a five OF basket
shooters from men who only three
weeks ago were lucky If the hit the
back board when shooting, towards the
goal ring.
McOuaidc and Chilson. of the Red
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Ban Lifted on
Boxing Shows

san Francisco, Feb. 11.-Boxins :
shows will be resumed here tonight
after a lapse OF several months, caus-
cd by police ban. The authorities pro-
hibitcd boxing shows following dis
closures that two OF n group of men
accused OF attacking girls were pro-
fcssional boxers. Later, however. tho
prohibition was lifted to permit strict
ly amateur bouts.
The bouts are under tho auspicoe OF
. local American Legion post All
those who appear arc required to prove
that boxing is not a business with
them and that they have regular oc-
cupations.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Bulldogs Win From Blue and White After Second
Half Tie-Play Is Holly Contested During Extra
Minutes; Red and White Second String
Men Take Easy Win From Kittens

and White couit men. were easily the
stars of the contest.
When the game was ended as a tic,
and five more minutes for a play-oft
were granted. Chilson and McQuatde
went in to play with "A determination
that prevented the ball from being in
the hands of the Centralites over two
of the five minutes.
Swanney started the ball rolling in
the extra five minutes when he shot a
neat one from tho side floor. He was
soon followed by Grow, star forward
on the Red and White quintet.
Crows shot was followed by a few
seconds of the liveliest court scrim-
make that has ever been witnessed on
the Centennial gymnasium. Finally
the ball was taken in possession by the
Red and White cohorts and sent to
Stevenson.
Stevenson was surrounded by on
rushing Central guards. and as n last
resort took careful aim at the netted
hoop and let so. The ball went thru
without touching the sides and hardly
disturbing the webliko net beneath.
Centennial rooters simply went wild
at this exhibition of basket shooting.
Referee Earl MacTavish waS forced to
call time until the noise subsided SO
that his official whistle could be heard.
With only 30 seconds left for play
Centennial basketeers came thru with
an "Ohio State finish and passed the
ball to Guardsman Chilson who drib-
blcd and threw the ball thru the
hoop for the last score of the game.
The first half ended with Centcu-
NAL leading the Blue and White crew
by two points, Is to IA. Chilson start
cd things for the Red and White sup
portcrs in the opening moments of
the game after the Central basket
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
INDIAN TO Be TRIED
AS BASEBALL UMPIRE

Raleigh, n. c.. Feb. 1o.-David
Puckee an Indian OF Mayetta. Kansas,
is to be given trial as umpire in the
Piedmont league composed of six
North Carolina clubs.
w. q. Braham, president OF the
league wrote Thursday in reply to
Puckec's applications:
Big Indian got job. Come on bring
tomahawk. big and sharpce. Lots
fight-heap war dances by September
IT, Heap scalps in belt II poor Indian
not in Happy Hunting Grounds. Won I
reed tcpce. Umpire no sleep. Bring
medicine doctor instead. II married
bring squaw, make good living selling
paint"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Feb. 1l.-tU. 5. Burcau OF
receipts 5000; beef
steers and she stock steady: top steers
$3.50. bulk beef steers, S1.50as.75; bulk
butcher cows and hcifcrs. s5.ooT6. 30;
Gamers and cutters mostly t2.16HS.15;
bulls weak to 25 cents lower bulk
bolognas. s,.5oI5.00; veal calves strong
to 25c higher; bulk veal calves, sio.50
Ill so; stockers and feeders steady.
Hogs receipts 10000: IL to 25 cents
higher than yesterdays average
lights active. others slow: top. $1,000
bulk $500 down. 50 yoTa.a bulk go
pounds up ss.s5do.2o; pigs. IL to 2s
cents higher: bulk desirable 40 to 100
pound pigs. ta.50no.9o.
Sheep receipts 1000; lambs very
slow, no choice handy weights sold
carly: bidding 5o to 55c lower. bulk
medium weight ss.cNTs,to; sheep weak
TO lower: bulk fat ewca carly 5000
30
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS MAY
FARM OUT UNLIMITED NUMBER

Cleveland. o, Feb. 11.-completc har-
money marked the annual meeting of
the American league here Friday. all
OF the clubs being represented except
New York. The American league
owners voted down the rule recon-
nended by tho new national baseball
council that c5 per cent of the clubs
share of receipts in city post-scason
series be paid into the league treas
ury and adopted a rule that 10 per
cent go to the funds OF the new COM
mission instead of 10 per cent, as
formerly.
The rule governing sending OF first
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Appleby Takes
Billiard Match

Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 1l-Edsar APP
plcby OF New York, won the first game
OF the National Amateur 49, baik line
billiard championship tournament
from Charles NJ. Lord of Chicago, 500
to SIS in fs innings. His average was
is 1-2l6
Lord had high runs OF 10. 10 and IL.
and an average OF 5 SIG.
Charles Heddon OF Dowagiac, Mich.
took the second game. defeating Emil
Rcnncr OF Youngstown, 800 to o55.
Hcddon's high runs were so. IS, A., and
his average 2-3i. Renncr's high
runs were 2s,. Fl and 10 and his aver
age 1880.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
UP-TO- THE MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
Centennial FIRST and SECOND BASKET FVES
TAKE FAST CAGE COURT GAMES FROM CENTRAL

shooters had sent tho ball thru for
two trips.
After Chilson's effort, things went
fast for both teams, with the long
end of the tally changing hands every
few minutes of play. On the whole,
Central seemed to be leading the scor-
ing, but were closely followed by tho
Bulldogs.
With but two minutes to go in the
last period the Blue and White crew
led the northsiders by four points.
With an "Ohio State finish" Grow
cessful field goals and when Time
keeper Tomlinson fired the time gun
ending the hour game, the score stood
tied.
Captain Cochran, Centrals star bas-
kct shooter, was not playing in his
usual form yesterday afternoon. Time
after time he missed what seemed
easy shots. Alley and Knobs starred
for the Wildcats in the basket shoot
ing department. while Badovinac and
Vannclli prevented Centennial scor-
ing time after time.
But the real credit of stellar playing
in tho contest goes to Chilson and
Captain McQuaidc. who played de-
fensive brand of basketball that may
be compared with college cage sport.
1t was announced last night that
a third game would not be played be-
tween the two high schools. No rca-
son for this action was given other
than a desire to control the natural
anirnosity between the two schools.
Centennial will meet the Canon city
high school five in this city on FEB.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
ROCKY FORD DIVIDES
BASKET BALL HONOR S

Special to The Chicftain.
Rocky Ford, Colo. Feb. 1l.-Rocky
Ford high school and la Junta high
school basket ball teams divided hon
ors for the middle division of the Ar
kansas valley league here this eve
ming when the girls FIVE of La Junta
defeated tho local girls 80 to l.. and
the Rocky Ford boys quintet won from
the La Junta squad So to 30. The
games wcrc the deciding contests for
middle division honors OF the Arkan-
valley league OF the 1921 season.
At the end OF the boys game the
score stood IS to IS tic. Referee NJ. n.
Porter ordered five extra minutes OF
play. during which tho local basket
GERS succeeded in making points while
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
NOTICE.!

ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING THE ARKANSAS VALLEY
RAILWAY, LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF The Arkansas Valley Rail-
way, Light and Power company will
be held at the office of tho Company
in the city OF Pueblo. Colorado. on
tho 18TH day of February. 1921, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day
for tho purpose OF clecting n Board
OF Directors and for tho transaction
of such other business as may prop
crly como before tho meeting
HERBERT LIST.
Secretary
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

the La Junta Orange and Black made
only one free throw,
Despite the odd score of the girls
contest the game was fast and marked
by many brilliant plays. The Rocky
Ford girls were outclasscd in size and
experience.
Nanderhoof, OF Rocky Ford, and
Hubbel. of La Junta. starred in tn.
contest, tho fastest that has ever been
played on local cage courts. Both were
brilliant in landing the sphere thru the
nctted hoop.
Tomorrow the Rocky Ford high
school quintet win play the Trinidad
high school five a practice game in
this city. Next week the Pueblo Cen
tral high school basket ball crew come
to this city for Il regular league game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Basket Ball Results

Fort Collins, Colo. Feb. 1.-THE
Colorado Aggics basket ball team Fri
day night defeated the University OF
Wyoming here IL to l.. Tho 1ocs<s
took tho lead carly in the game and
held It thruout.
Boulder, colo. Feb. ft.-Colorado
univorsity's basket BAH five Friday
night defeated Denver Jniyersity's
team - to "a. Colorado used its sec
ond string players to start the game
but when Denver obtained "A lead tho
first team was sent in and tho visitors
rush stopped.
Chicago, Feb. u.-rurduc defeated
Chicago, a. to 80 in Il western con-
ference indoor track meet Friday
night
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

year players to tho minor leagues was
amended to make the number un-
limited. such first-year men, however.
cannot be selected" or drafted play
ers. Formerly the limit was four.
Tho limit also was removed from the
number of players to farm out, the
previous limit being eight.
Another rule amended permits play
ers who have been in tho major
leagues for ten consecutive season who
demand an unconditional release after
waivers have been served on him.
Under the former rule n club could
claim him within ten days after the
waiver period.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
SIXTY-SIX- -YEAR-OLD
SKATER MAKES RECORD

New York, Feb. 1i.--stcpheu % Brion,
GO years old, amateur skating
champion of more than forty years
ago. wore another medal on his chest
today as a result of skating feat
performed last night. He negotiated
u miles on u 20 lap to the mile track
in SIS minutes, two minutes less than
the record sought He sprinted the
last two laps, gave an exhibition or
fancy skating and then engaged in q
strenuous game of ice hockey, substi-
tuting for ono OF his sons.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
WANTS TO HELP MOTHERS

Mrs. VIM. Sascr, eOl f.ichol St.
Utica, n. y; II gladly write any
thing that helps a mother with her
children. My little girl had whooping
cough and | was afraid she would
choke. | gave her F'olcy's Honey and
Tar and II helped her wonderfully.
She could sleep most all night with
out coughing This good cough syrup
checks colds, stops coughing, cuts
phlegm and covers raw inflammed
r embrancs with healing coating
The Horn rug Co. 4th and Santa Ec.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET

inc regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of tho :. c. Gallup sad
dlcry co. Will be held at tho office OF
tho company, HILLS West Fourth St.
Pueblo Colorado, at p. IN. on Monday.
March 9TH, 1921. for the purpose of
electins Board of Directors and for
the transaction Of such other business
as shall legally come before said meet.
ing. II. IL WINNER
Secretary.
First publication. Feb. &. 1921,
Last publication, March Z iaat
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
LIGHTWEIGHT WRESTLER

Albert Lea, MINI. Feb. 1i.-Helmor
Myers OF Mason City. Iowa, claimant
OF tho worlds lightweight wrestling
championship. outwoighed twelve
pounds. lost to George Gion. Canadian
title claimant, in 2:3o here last night
eonceding defeat under the torture OF
a bar hammer lock. Myrc fought the
hold for ten minutes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas city. Fob. ll.-Cattlc receipts
700: beef steers and sho stock steady
10 f5c higher: top stcors. $3.50: few
COWS. $500: hcifcrs, s7.oo: bulk she
stock. s5.0o65.5o all other classes
stSidy; best vealcrs, ti1.oo; most can
ncrs. s.. .oo0325.
Hogs receipts. 200: mostly 10 to 25c
higher: few late sales steady: one load
fancy $50 FOUNDERS $3.50; practical top,
1925: bulk of sales. ss15da1o.
Sheep receipts. $500: steady: S.
pound fed lambs, $3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
METAL. MAnhErs

New York, Feb. li.-Cop2cr steady:
clectrolytic spot and first quarter II
di3L: second quarter. l3i. a lSiE. Iron
unchanged. Tin firm: spot and near
by S3S. .25nS33.5o: futures, s3i.25n3I 10.
Antimony dull. s5.2sM5.5o. Lead dull. :.
spot. SAFE. Zinc steady: East st. Louis
spot $500. At London: standard cop
per. GI. los. Elcctrolytic G1s. Tin
ciss, IS, cd. Lead G2t rs. Zinc CPS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
DENVER LtyEsToCK

Denver. Fob. ll.-Cattic receipts. 100;
market steady; beef steers, 81. Ood Z 10 .
cows and hcifors. si.50ds.oO; calves.
ss.5on10.5o; stockcrs and feeders, $3.50
T600.
Hogs receipts 400: market steady;
top. $40; bulk. ss.O0n9.CO.
Sheep receipts. 400: market s cents
lower on heavy lambs; lambs, ss.Ood
500: ewes, s3.O0d3.15.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

Nogalos, Ariz.-Nogales holds first
place among Arizona border ports for
volume on imports and exports. as
shown by figures of the customs for
December. Tho merchandise business
handled thru this port reached a value
OF more than 81. 600, 900. Imports and
exports at Douglas wcrc SOL .S35 and
at Naco, sI2t.s3s. Tho figures represent
the value of the merchandise.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
WORLDS RECORD ON
WATER COURSE MADE

Miami, Fla. February 1:.-Another
worlds record for one milo over a
two mile course was established here
Friday when Gar Jr., 6wned by G.. A.
Wood, of Detroit, won tho ten milo
cruiser race in is minutes 3s.S seconds
This is at SET miles an hour.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
MONEY MARkET.

New York. Feb. ll.-Primc niercan-
tile paper. "a, nor cent; exchange
firm; sterling demand ASST, cables,
3s9i. Montreal, IL 15-l6 per cent dis
count.
Time loans firm; 60 days and six
months I per cent.
Call money stcady: high. I; low, ::
ruling rate. Z; closing bid G; offered
at I; last loan 7.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

Exceptionally fast time has becn
made by winterton driving Morsan's
Larry Mckay and sam Prantcau have
two high-class types of husky teams.
wild and only partly ocntrollable. Be
cause he could not control them two
years ago Mckay lost the race.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Collins Third Straight
Billiard Tourney Win

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 11.-By run
ming 81 points IN tho thirty-ninth in
ming, Percy Collins OF Chicago. won
his third consecutive gamo of the Ma
tional Amateur ls.2 balk limo billiard
championship tournament Thursday,
defeating Emil Rcnnor OF Youngstown
900 to $50.
Charles NJ. Lord OF Chicago. gained
his first victory when he defeated II.
s. Appleby of New York, 800 10 2ss.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE
l,ichcn.

Chicago, Feb. il.-Buttcr higher:
creamery extras &c; standa ards. t3c.
EGGS higher: receipts. l2.l6t cases:
firsts 3sd3si=c; ordinary firsts. 32st
33c: at mark. cases included. 3td S5c
Poultry. alive, lower. fowls. sic:
springs, soc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
CLEARING HOUSE
CONDITIONS

New York. Feb. 1.-The actual cor,
dition of clearing house banks arc
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold sla,5E.55o reserve In
excess of legal requirements. rms -
an Increase of si,25otso from last
upek
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. l1.-Mike Glib
bous of st. Paul, middleweight, Thurs
day night wired challenge to Johnny
Wilson OF Boston, middloweight cham
picn. for bout for tho title.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
CHICAGO spuDs

Chicago. Feb. l1.-Potatocs steady
receipts 81 cars; northern white sack
cd. d.sl.l5nl.25 cwt; bulk, 81 l.20n 80 cwt.
Minnesota Russcts, sacked, .l.to cwi
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
TWENTY ROUND bouts IN T.. I.

prize fights arc permitted under "A bill
passed today in the closing of the
Philippine legislature. Previous logis-
lation limited prize fights TO ten
rounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
NEW YORK COTTON

New York Fob. 1l.-Cotton futures
closed steady; March si5,5s; May
slsai: July slj,35; October. f1ts5 and
December si49s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
>Av,-AHMY GAME nov 20

Annapolis. Md, Feb. 1.-The Naval
Academy football schedule was COM
ploted today. The Princeton game was
sot for October Is at Annapolis and
the Army game November IS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
KANSAS CITY PnoDucE

Kansas city. Feb. 1l.-EEgs &c high
or: firsts. sic; seconds. &c; butter and
poultry unchanged
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
SPRINGS FIVE WINS

Special 10 The Chicftain
Leadvillc. colo, Feb. 11.-Colorado
Springs high school basketball team
easily defeated Lcadvillc high school
by a scorc Of 20 to . here Friday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
CHICAGO cRnnrcE

FURNISHED by y. s. Walpolc. Rooms
1892 Thatcher Block. Pueblo. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

Furnished by y. S. Waipolc. Thatch
or building, Pueblo Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
LIBERTY RoNps

Furnished by n. s. walpolc. rooms
$685. Thatcher block. Pueblo Colo.
l.lhar. Cl-a