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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
"CASCA9ETS" IF
SICK OR BILIOUS

Tonight sure, Let pleasant. harm
less Cascaret work while you sleep and
have your liver active. head clear.
stomach sweet and bowels moving reg
ular by morning No Eriping or incon-
vcniencc. 10. % or 80 cent boxes. Chill
drcn love this candy cathartic too.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
STRIKE CALLED OEE

Athens. Feb. li.-Strike on tram
ways and in railway electric power
stations have been declared Off fol-
lowing tho action of King Cons,an-
tine in receiving dcputations and in-
tcrvicwinE in favor OF the strikers
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
GASOLINE DOWN

New York. Feb. 1i.-Thc Standard
oil company OF New York today re-
duccd the price OF gasoline two cents
a gallon. making the wholesale price
rs cents
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since frs, OF year, 81 inches.
Normal precipitation to date .ss.
Time of sunrise. s:t9 m.
Time OF sunset, 1885 y. M.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

--$s1.so 43-piece set Hand Painted Conventional
Blue Border thin good quality Japanese China
Looks fine the table To close out in the sale
-$1soSo 66-picce set, decoration as above.
to close out in the sale, sets $SO.4O
Add 2o9e for true market value today:
OUR VERY FINEST DINNERSET Reduced
$225.0O, Theodore Haviland Dinnerset, Conyention-
Rose Feston Border F1oO.OO
Anyone wishing a fine set of dishes should sec
this set.
OPEN STOCK DTNNERwARE
90 PER CENT REDUCTION
40 patterns to choose from. You know the ad-
VANTAGE OF an open stock phttcrn-it can he added
to or broken pieces replaced. During the sale you
can start that set, pick out what pieces You arc
:-ong to need-AND YOU SAVE 20 Per Cent OFF
the regular price.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
Weather Conditioas h
Other Cities In the West

weather reports OF several citiss II
Colorado aud ad3oining states during
the ~ hours ending . .. n, yesterdAy
morning, complied from statistics fuss
nished ~ the weather bureau etf1oA
D,,AhIA.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

Save On Dmnerware and Glass; in Our mi-Annua Sale
Choose Now
D1NNERwARE PATTERNS HALE PRICE CLOSE
If any
regular stock k;yoush shoudb on sc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

Forecasts till y. m. Tuesday FOR
Pueblo and vicinity. Gadius 20 milos):
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday;
warmer tonight.
For Colorado. Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday. moderate temperature.
For Southern Rocky Mountain re.
sion. period Feb. 1919 inc. us.suod
from washington: Generally fair.
temperature near or above normal.
For q hours ended at s y. m, Feb.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

State OF wcathcr-Clcor 1T. CIdN.
Normal temperature for this date. III
degrees.
Mean temperature for today. ts de-
grCcs.
Variation in temperature in u hours
2 degrees colder.
p. IN.
Highest temperature recorded this
month, 35 years. a degrees.
Lowest temperature IS degrees at s
a. IN.
Lowest temperature recorded this
month, 90 years, "a degrees.
Highest wind velocity 10 miles, NV"
at 1896 Il. M
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

When 7 see . man
Hniptnl with Shevus-
fisn. ] kei that he
nssds . fusr5,sn TO
force him to Ssf veil "
: -Aunyon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Graham spent
a few days In Pueblo last week. hav-
ing returned recently from visi,
with their son. In Boston and with
their daughters in Buffalo. ". Y. and
Dcs Moines. Iowa They left ycstcr
they will visit their daughter. Miss
Margcry Graham.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-19

The popular screen
actor, Bert Lytell, will
appear in "a Trip to
Paradise" at the Fort
Armstrong Theatre fol-
lowing the Fashion Re-
Vue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
LOCAL HORSES ARE
IN TRENTON RACES
Wilmingtonians Have Their En-
tries in Light Harness Pro-
gram Under New Plan.

This city is well represented in the
novelty races to be held as a feature
Of the Trenton Fair program, week OF
Sc .Itember 26-a9. An entirely new
plan of conducting light harness rae
ing is planned.
The new conditions call for n series
of mile dashes, three 10 each class of
horse, with s400 purse divided in
the usual way. but making a total of
$1,000 for the same horses to compete
for on the same day. a small en-
trance fee has been charged in each
division with no deductions from win
ners. Enough open classes will be
added to accommodate all horses and
three running races viii be added
each day. Entries to the novelty races
,losed June /. The classes follow:
217 class trotters, three one-nile
dashes, s400 in each race; purses di-
vided. $50. S25. SIS and s1o. s25 to
driver and $40 TO caretaker Of horse
standing best In summaries of the
three races. $40 to driver and So to
caretaxer Of horse standing second in
same. Throella, b. m, willis stable,
Newark.
da shes. s400 in each race: purses dl-
vided. $50, s25. SIS. $40. SIS to driver
and $40 to caretaker Of horse stand
ing best in summaries of the three
races. $40 TO driver and s. to care
taker of horse standing second in
same. Mystic Wood. b. g.. W. AUS
tin. Wilmington: Northeast, br.. e.
Willis Stable. Newark; Old Hickory,
h. e., w. b. Austin. Wilmington.
els class PAGERS, three one-mile
dashes, s4o0 in each race; purses di-
vided, $50. SIS. SIS and slo- SIS to
driver and $40 to caretaker of horse
standing best in summaries of the
three races. $40 to driver and So &c
caretaker of horse standing second
in same. Colonel B.. eh. &, W. b
Austin, Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
SPEARWORT WINS ASCOT
AT SEASONS BEST MEET
King. Queen, Prince of Wales
and Princess Mary Witness
Opening of Weeks Classics.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Ascot Heath. England, June IA
The Ascot Stakes of 1000 sovereigns
over a course of two miles run here
today was won by Sir H. Cunliffe
owens Spearwort.
]. Shephard's Kings Idler was sec
ond. and Al. NJ. G. Singers Chat Tor
was third. Thirteen horses ran.
London. June 14.-Seyeral classic
races will be run during the present
week at Ascot, where the annual meet
ing. known as the Royal Ascot opened
today. Included in the races viii be
the famous gold cup, the Hunt Cup
the Ascot Stakes and the Prince OF
Wales stakes.
This meeting is considered the great
est society function in England outside
Of court social activities. Additional
interest was taken in his years meet
ing because of the fact that the king
and queen decided TO take part in the
semi state opening ceremony, driving
in an open carriage with the Prince
of Wales and Princess Mary, the whole
length of the race course.
Members of society have arranged
elaborate functions for the remainder
of the week.
There were no special trains and the
highways were crowded by all kinds
OF vehicles. AS at Epson this heavy
traffic was regulated by airship R-36
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
Local Sports

A benefit game Of baseball will be
rlaved this evening al the Pennsyl-
.ania Field between the Fourth Ward
and National Guard clubs of the CITY
League. The proceeds Of the game
viii he used toward purchasing ar
tinulal arms for Herman Norris, the
youth who lost part OF both arms re-
Gently whom he came into contact
with 4 heavily charged wire. The boy
u great favoritc with the baseball
playeIs of the city and the manage
meut W the two teams Is doing every
Ihing possible 60 have a large crowd.
second Baptist defeated Scott last
night. las. in a loosely played game
AZ Maynard Field
The Wawaset baseball nine would
ike al arrange games with any first
nr sccond class teams in the city.
send challenges 10 Francis j. Uhl,
lFes Lowering avenue. or call 6262-J,
between and ESQ y. NJ.
plummer's All-Stars viii battle with
sTony' De I.ucoa's Lorraine team a.
the Greenhank diamond on Thursday
nVcning AZ 6.
The Baltimore Black Sox viii meet
parlsfde here on Thursday at Harlan
Flela and the game will be called at =,
Westminster of the Church League
aefeated Brandywine last night az
Eden park. 9-5, in a game featured by
tho pitching Of Hoffecker for West
minister.
The seventh ward and Lorraine
baseball teams will play this evening
Al Rockford Tower diamond.
The King 4. &. defeated the French
4. A. last night ~ Eighteenth and
Nan Buren streets, =.
rrhe keystone Field club staged .
hie social time in their club rooms las1
r.eht aO4 East Fourth street. The
troeram included several boxing
l.auts addresses and musical Numbers
followed hy dancing
The weekly meeting of the Delaware
Athletic club will be held tor light in
the club rooms. IL East Fourth street
All members are requested 20 be pres
ent a. important business matters are
O. b. acted upon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
KEYSTONE CLUB TO
HAVE ANOTHER SHOW
Joe Martin to Take On Toughey
Dugan; Morris Claims the
Flyweight Title.

The keystone Field Club viii have
another boxing show on Friday evs-
ming In pythian Castle, aoS West
street. The club intended To make
Ia st weeks show the final OF the sei.-
son, but the boxing fans have request
cd the club to run another. At
special meeting yesterday, II was de-
cided to comply with the request.
Matchmaker olen Haekett viii try
and make this weeks show the best
of the season and will bring some new
faces for the approval of the follow
ers of the hit and get away game.
This weeks windup viii bring to-
gether TonRhey Dugan of Port Rich
mond. and Joe Martin of the Keystone
Field club. Dugan defeated Battling
Barnes at last weeks show in n regu-
lar whirlwind fight. but In Martin he
will be meeting a different foe alto
gether as Joe is rated as the best well
terweight in the city, with the possible
exception of Ralph Raymond
Joe IL training daily at the Keystone
Club and expects to be in great shape
when he enters the ring Friday eve
ming. Dugan needs no introduction
TO local fans as his three fights with
Battling Barnes made him solid with
every local follower of the manly art.
The Martin and Dugan bout should be
the greatest match of the season as
both are Of the same type, both being
of the rip. tearing style.
This week will bring here a classy
boy 70 oppose Micky Morris in the
seIni-windup in the person Of Jimmie
.ss4f u a
latter comes highly recommended BY
Bobby Dillon. who claims he will have
the honor of bringing the boy here
who will X. o. the local wonder.
Micky has been coming TO the front
very rapidly lately and win carry Will
lys at fast clip. Micky has made a
great record this season and defeated
his last Il opponents by the K. o.
route. Micky is training daily at the
Keystone Field Club and will be in
great shape when he enters the ring.
On behalf of his protege, Glen
l1Iackett claims the flyweight cham
pionship of the State and is willing to
match Micky with any boy in the
State who disputes his claims at the
1yweight limit of liz pounds
The main preliminary this week
brings together Battling Barnes, who
put up great fight at last week Z
show with Toughey Dugan. and Joe
Richerts of Camden. N J. The latter
fought all the leading ligh.weights
around Philadelphia and comes here
highly recommended and should carry
| the Battier at q fast clip. Barnes il
training daily at the keystone C1ut
and viii be In great shape for the fray
Barnes deserves a world of credit a.
he certainly IL not given credit by tbs
local fans. However, be always give,
the fans a run for their money and
should be given more consideration By
the local fans.
/ The second bout brings together
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
DEMPSEY is NEAR FIT
FOR HE HAS A CROUCH

Atlantic City, June 1.-THE no
training" sign probably will remain
hung UP at Jack Dempsey's camp
until Thursday or Friday, according
TO indications today.
Dempsey explained the mystery con-
cerning his lay off by saying that he
was so thoroughly satisfied with his
condition that he thought lay off OF
three or four days would do him good
He appeared to be amused at rumors
that the camp had been closed to the
public so he could engage in secret
training.
For a time yesterday cen news
paper men were barred out of the
camp because Dempsey suddenly de
veloped a crouch.
Manager kearns is taking Deslp-
sey's cranky streak with a smile. He
regards it as a good sign that Dempsey
rapidly is getting into fighting con-
dition. 1t was recalled that Jim JEFF
fries acted much the same way when
he was getting in shape for an inn
portant fight. lie was easily irritated
and nervous, as was the late Stanley
Ketchell who used to turn on his
friends when he reached the peak OF
his training.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
JEFFR|ES- -SHARKEY CO
LASTED FOR Is ROUNDS
American Won Decision Over
Irishman in Coney Island
Bout in 1899.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Just few months after James J.
Jefrries becames the BeteIgeuse Of
boxing by landing q soporific swing
upon the jaw Of Bob Fitzsimmons he
met Tom Sharkey, Of Ireland, and
won referees decision in 25 rounds.
The battle-ground was Coney Island
on the night of November 3, 1899. In
the same arena during the previous
summer Jeffries had acquired the
title. He was unable TO dispose Of
Sharkey as he had done away with
Fitzsimmons. however. The Irishman
was groggy when the tussle termin-
ated but he was still awake.
Sharkey. brimming with enthusi-
asm, carried the fight in the early
rounds fire and vigor that won
him greal 4miration and buoyed Up
the hopes of his partisans. Jeffries
used the same cautious tactics that
puzzled Fitzsimmons.
As the fight wore on, the blows of
Sharkey grew less powerful and JEFF
fries assumed the offensive. His per-
picking left hand swipes annoyed the
challenger, whom he attacked now
with a succession of Head and body
blows. Several times Jeffries landed
a wallop intended to end the affair
but Sharkey turned a deaf ear 70 the
call of the sandman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
BAMBINO GETS.
No. FL

Babe" Ruth made two homo
runs in yesterdays game with
the Tigers. who lost to the YAM
KEGS, 1S TO s, bringing his sea-
sons total TO 21. Babes first
homer was made In the third
with none on and his second in
the seventh with one on.
Ruth also pitched five in
nings for the Yankees, taking
the mound for the first time this
year.
Ruth received credit for the
New York victory. as the Yam
KEGS retained the lead they held
when he was relieved by Mays.
Despite unstcadiness in issuing
seven bases on balls, he was ef-
fcctive until the fifth inning,
in which Detroit scored four
times.
The Yankee slugger establish
ed n worlds record OF five home
runs in four consecutive games,
surpassing the previous mark of
four. which he held Jointly with
w. J Bradley. a former Cleve-
land player. Bradley had set the
record in 1902 and Ruth equaled
il in June, 1918. Ruth sent his
second home run into the CEN
terfield bleachers, the first time
this feat has been performed by
any player.
Ruth is Il days ahead of his
last season program. when he
hit his twenty home run
June %. on that day ne found
Pennock. of Boston, for his
twenty-first and twenty second
home runs. n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
JACK MUNROE BOWED
TO Jim" JEFFR|ES
This Bout in 1904 Was of Short
Duration and Ended espirs-
tions Of Nunroe.
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
sandwiched In between these ~,
famous examples % iopeidedrese- ne
David Goliath and Dempsey Willard
encounters-Wa another short md
uneven battle In which James =. lef-
fries whipped Jack Munroe. Munrne
aspired 70 become heavyweight cham.
pion in 1904. but when he vas piffef
against Jeffrics the aspiration ap-
peared to be his strongest claim %
chance az the honor.
Early in the second round fne
referee thought MunrOe had learned
his lesson and held up JeTrios' palm.
The fighters met in san Francis
on August 2s. Munroe defended hlno-
self for a few seconds By raising nis
gloves above his head He made tev-
eraI rushes but they ZEN short ~ their
objective. Jefr fee Their knocked aino
down for six counts.
Rising. Munroe's stomach collaed
with a left-hand punch ard again ~
went down. remaining there for seven
counts. AS soon a. he got up. Jeffries
toppled him over a third time Muriro-
settled on his launches. nis rssd
wobbly, but arose before the last count.
He clinched and the ben saved hin.
The second round hsd NJ soun~r
opened than he fell once more with A
new sore spot. Even then he could hot
break himself N the habit ~ coming
hack for more. This time lef'ries
stabbed his left into Munroe'a weary
ribs, and the challenger draped hiul-
self over the champions arm. Ta~s
I the referee called a halt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
CHESTERTOWN CLUB
AF TER LOCAL TEAMS
Harry Graham Wants to Book
Contests With Fast Organi-
rations in Wilmington.

sporlal Correspondence Every Evening.
thestertown, Md, June l4.-Harry
l.. Graham. treasurer Of the Chester
taWn baseball team was in Whining
ION last week booking games with the
STRONGEST teams In that city for games
during the summer. lie secured
GAMES with two OF the strongest teams
there and will 40 again to the city on
rucsday 20 seek other games. Mr..
Graham has arranged partial sched-
Gle with some Of the strongest teams
pn the MARYLAND Delaware peninsula.
and the prospects are for the greatest
H. sehall season in the history of the
sport here.
The schedule thus far arranged is as
follows
June 40 Elkton at Chestertown.
July 81 Paurs OF Wilmington, at
Cheatcfgown.
July baltimore Dry Docks. two
games. morning and afternoon, al
Chcstcrtown,
July 6 Centreville. at Chestertown.
July Dover. az Chestertown.
July -Crntreville. at Centreville.
July 2 Middletown. at Middletown.
July = Dover. At Dover.
July "a south Side Eden. OF VIII
minNton, at thestertown.
othcr games are being scheduled as
eaat an Mr.. Graham can arrange them.
~ wants 10 hear from only those
t,ans in Wilmington which can give
tha ChestcrtoNn team a run for the
p,onry and hc viii not accept any
challenge from a minor team. Ches-
/, rtoWn has probably the best team on
che peninsula and they VIII not con-
test with a team 81 minor ability.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
SOLDIERS POOR SEASON.
Fort du Pont Nine Has Had Dis
astrous Year.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du Pont. June 1.-THE Fort
du Pont baseball team from present
indications is on the verge of col
lapse. Several star players have
turned in their suits and weakened
the team to such an extent that II
will be impossible to play first rate
teams without outside players.
The season so far has been dis
astrous to the du Pont clan as they
have been able to grab but one victory
to date, but with the assistance OF
Jordan, Holiday and Neff the team
should be able to put up a good game
in the future.
1t is reported about the post tha1
a detachment of enlisted men are due
to arrive any day and if they do there
is little doubt that a few new star:
will toll for the du Pont nine.
The team as it now stacks up j;
one of the weakest both on defense
and offense that ever donned du Pom
uniforms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
.HORBA AND RAYMOND
STAGE FAST DRAW
Windup Bout at ST. Hedwlg 8
Was One Of Best in Many
Years.

Modieska Hall patrons last night
were treated to one OF the best bouts
ever held in this city, when Ralph
Raymond and Johnny IIorba, In tho
v,indtIp bout Of the SC. Hedwig's Club
smoker, put on a draw, In ore OF the
most sensational battles ever seen at
n local club.
There was little to choose between
the men, MS both did good work HorAa
showed great Improvement over the
form he displayed several months ago
in his bout with Kid West at Pythian
Castle. Raymond displayed wonder.
full left hand jab that prevented Horba
from putting over sleep producer.
The seni-windup between Kid sum
and George Morrow was not far be-
hind the windup IN class. This bout
provided the fans with plenty Of ac-
tion. Morrow received bad cut over
his left eye in the first round. which
troubled him for several rounds. Sum
piled up a small lead, but the Yves,
slider came back strong in the fifth
and last rounds, earning for himself
draw.
The preIiminaries. with the ezcep-
tion Of the first bout, were q disap-
pointrnent. The main preliminary. be-
tween Paddy Murphy and Battling
Miller. who substituted for Young
Stanley. went just two rounds longer
than it should, as Miller clearly
proved he was no match for Murphy
The second bout was an exhibition
Of gameness on the part Of johnny
Cieary, who was paired with Kid
Boots
The opening bout between WiIlis
Johnson and Patsy Johnson was cIev.
er. with the superior weight Of white
johnson telling on Patsy. Johnny
Birkowgki refereed all the bouts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
CARPENTER SEES MORE
THAN AN EVEN CHANCE
One Mistake and Dempsey Will
be Down and Out, Says
Captain MaIIet.

Manhasset. ~. Y. June 1d.--When
Georges Carpenter meets Jack
Dempsey on July .. he expects. to land
the first telling punch. In conver-
sation today with his friend and adj
wiser. Captain Mallet. he said that he
would drop Dempsey IL the latter made
one single mistake.
The challenger" Captain Mallet
said, ''is not afraid, and thinks that he
has better than an even chance &c
win. If willingness. q clear eve and a
deadly right hand, coupled with speed
and endurance can win, Georges thinks
he will be the worlds champion"
Today Carpenter will take his duly
prescribed trip to the golf course and
then will work on the road for a while
There was no sparring schedule foI
today,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
and Horba L, Dra1u: More Baseball Records

veraary in tho 10Th round. the chtar
1onner's seconds throwing the sponge
into the ring while their hero vas be-
ing counted out.
n was not the first time rofifft
had bowed before Je0ries, lu ino
fourth round be vas TOPPED ~ 'tne
floor under an onslaught ~ rThts shf
iefts and again in the sixth haFr
was contact between his knees ahH
the carpet Tor nine counts
The blow which finally settled CfHr
belts aspirations Nas n fearful ore.
janmed against his stomach Win
tremendous force. There was mutn
sympathy with CofDetts effort 20
come back. lie had been n popular
champion In spite of many regcrsals.
In or out Of the ring corbett as1 nn
agreeable personality NDich son fDr
him many friends and the wen knorn
title "Gentienan jim"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
GENTLEMAN Jim WAS
POPULAR CHAMPION
corbett's Personality Won Him
Many Friends; Tried Hard
TO Regain LaureIs.

Jim Corbett's ambition continued to
function long after Bob F'itzsImmons
took the heavyweight championship
away from him. His desire 20 regain
the lost laurels got him into pecks Of
trouble. the trouble being furnished
by James J.. Jeffries.
Jeffries Was the champion and Cor
bett, who had relinguished the honor
six and half years before, bucked
up against the battling blacksmith h
with heavy odds against him.
It was one-sided fight, staged at
Mechanics Pavilion at San Francisco
on August II, 1903. Jeffr1es with his
225 pounds subdue his 1S5-pound ad-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
semi. windup.

Bucky McGinnis and Willie Tasker
OF Philadelphia. Tasker is q great boy
and will carry BuclSy at a fast clip.
Taalter has been meeting the best
banfamweights around Philadelphia
with much success during the present
season.
The opening bout viii be between
Johnny Traub of Chester and Kid
Boots of st. HcdwIg's a. A. This will
be Boots first appearance at the
Castle this season, although he has
fought three good fights at the st
-Hedwig's Club. Tickets for the show
can be secured at the clubs head
quarters, 204 East Fourth street
Charles Dawson win referee all the
bouts which win start at $50 sharp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
EIsmare Community Plans.

At a meeting of the Junior AuxiI-
larry Of the Elsmere Civic Club at the
home Of Miss Mildred Ector last night,
plans were made for the festival to
be given on the lawn of the new COM
munity house on June IS. Another
meeting will be held at the home of
MRS. John Reynolds next Tuesday
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
GAMES TOMORROW
American League.

American League.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
National League.
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at PittsbIrg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.