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courthouse. Washington. d G This
viii contained but 81 words II reads;
This Is my last wiz / give. be-
Queath. and devise to my wife. Leita
II White IN cdnpiste and perfect
ownership. all my rights and property
Of every kind and nature. whether
real. personal OF MIXED. wherever situ-
ated. appointing her ~execufrix OF my
estate. without bond and giving her
sciein thereof
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
DINNER MATCH IS
|NAUGURATEO AT
PUEBLO COURSE

Golf rounds in dinner match will
be played during the next three weeks
at the Pueblo Golf club. when an in
novation in golfing for this section
will be introduced. The members of
the Golf club have been separated in
foursomes. it being intended that the
two members of one team shall take
alternate strokes at the ball.
1t has also been arranged SO that
a player of mediocre ability and one
will tend to lessen the professional
touch of playing for definite prize.
Tho sides have been chosen by c.
]. Haines and Tom Duke = the one
heading the losing side having agreed
to treat the winning side to 4 dinner
at the Golf club during the month of
May.
Tho match will be played on the
point system, points being counted as
follows: one point for low score on
first nine holes, one point on second
nine holes and one point on total
score. Three points, in all. will be
counted on each round.
In case members of a picked four
some should be unable to play to-
gether, it will be permitted to have
a twosome play, it Is said.
Players have been paired and
matched as follows.
Day Nuckolls VS.. Reitemier- Calkins:
Saunders Walker VS.. Tom n s o :
Broome; Varley-Robinson VS.. Dean-y.
C. Baker; DR.. Thompson-M. S. Moore
VS.. Slayden- Means; Shea WINNER vs.
DR.. Walmsley- Weinhausen: l. d v
Pressey VS.. Jones-White; DIR. Fimple-
Leo VS.. Lewis-C. Greene; Clifford
Hoffman VS.. Gorham- Knebel: Riddall-
Lamb VS.. Creel-Leonard; McCabe-Dr.
Low VS.. Barrett-McGovern: Carlile-
Barbrick VS.. Duncan-Dr Taylor; Lu-
aueer-H j I d VS.. Brayton-G Gleason
F'letcher-Grover VS.. Gunter- Wallace
Jehle- Cessna VS.. mith-Downen; Shall
lenberEer-Ha VS.. Farrabee-O Ortner'
DIR. Snider-Kelly VS.. w. II. Haines-
Nedton: Duke-Farks VS.. c. J. Haines-
DR.. SenEer; ArbauCh-W. d. Brown vs..
Talbot Barber; b. E. Fimple-Elnot
VS.. Stowe-Seiter: Mulhern- Pryor vs..
Sweeney Grigsby; Taylor Fitzgibbon
VS.. l.. c. Thompson -Stanko; Nelson
Kretchmer VS.. Scribner-H- r. Thomp-
son; Barhrick-Dr. BAKER VS.. DR.. Tay-
lor- Wilder; Morton-Fath VS.. Morten-
son-Cook; Bell-Forbush vs.. C. NJ.
Greene-Ro George Broome- Dr..
Moore VS.. Hall-Dr. Brown: Under
wood-Tyler vs. Shonsbye-Webb.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
CONVIC1S RULE PRISON
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stationed at the doors and carry the
keys. The prisoners have their meals
and recreation without n guard pres
ont. do their work unguarded and
leave in patches for work on the sur
rounding farm with one of their own
number in charge. In the tailor shop.
$50 men work all day long under tho
solo supervision of men selected by
themselves.
The prison Is scrupulousiy clean.
The men have band OF twenty
five pieces. glee club. two baseball
teams and dramatic societies. They
are allowed visitors at any time when
and may be seen In the corridors
near the entrance conversing freely
with relatives. Gifts arc not re-
strictcd. They can bring them
dynamite IL they want" said the
warden. 1T wouldn't be used"
In the main corridor is store
where candy. tobacco. soap. toilet ar
ticles dncluding razors). biscuits and
novelties are sold at cost.
The prisoners work eight hours a
day and have from b:30 until n. m
for recreation, in addition to having
free access to the yard or recreation
rooms during the day when tasks are
porarily lacking.
Only six prisoners have attempted
10 escape under tho "honor system"
Three OF these were recaptured and
punished by their fellows.
on the Saturday half holiday. base
bail games are played, with outside
teams sometimes present. and many
spectators. On sundays. church SER
vices of every denomination are held
In fact, the honor system" is based
on the Bible. Warden Plummer says,
and 1t is to religious influence he
looks for his results.
Tho prisons work Ia not finished
on discharge. The warden's first
task ia 10 find the prisoner employ
ment with a firm which will overlook
his prison record and help him along
a local shipyard has employed scores
of discharged men. The former in
mate comes to tho warden frequent
~ for advice and assistance, some.
umeS financial.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
CLEVELAND LEADS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York. April 24.-The Cleve-
lead today in tho American pennant
race by defeating st. Louis four
straights appear to have the edge on
tho other western teams. Tho In
dians have made seventy-two runs on
113 hits in the ten contests they have
played with st. Louis and Detroit.
New York and Washington began
battle today FOR supremacy of the
eastern section the Senators winning
on their home grounds.
Pittsburgh is outbattins the other
National League clubs. The Pirates
have made siNty-nine runs on 122
hits in their eleven games with Gin
cinnati and Chicago. New York has
displayed the greatest strength of the
eastern clubs.
major teams from getting into their
stride. Twenty of the fifty-six games
scheduled for last week were post
poned.
In the American league, the reor-
ganized White Sox havc done well
with Faber or Kerr on the mound.
but an attempt today by Manager
Gleason to try out recruit twirlers.
was disastrous. Detroit held Clcve-
land even in two games last week.
while St Louis lost three games to
the Indians by only n one run mar :
gin. Boston IS handicapped by light
stick work. Philadelphia made more
hits after last week than Cleveland.
but the Athletic pitchers were easy
for New York and Washington.
The Chicago Nationals had little
difficulty in defeating st. Louis.
Boston and St Louis are not hitting
effectively.
Cincinnati has been batting hare
but her opponents have been just as
successful at the bat Philadelphia
has been losing by narrow margins.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
COLORADO UNIVERSITY
WINS TRIANGLE MEET

Boulder, Colo, April 24.-The Univer-
sity of Colorado won all three of its
athletic contests held here Saturday.
Sacred Heart was the first victim.
meeting defeat in tennis.
The School of Mines lost to the state
university in a golf match which was
the first ever played between these
two schools.
Colorado university won easily In the
track meet, the final score being: Col
orado, 1881; Mines, 21h and Denver,
In tennis Rogers, of Sacred Heart,
defeated Donald McInnes. of Boulder.
after three hard sets; lost the second.
2-6 but won the third. 6-4. Captain
Gordes, of the state university team,
defeated MacGuire, of Sacred Heart,
o., 6-1.
Gordes played with Oliver in the
doubles which was won from Rodgers
and MacGuire ga, 6-1.
The golf tournament was played on
the new links of the Boulder country
club and was watched by a large num-
and Franklin of Colorado university
nents Schrepferman and Brown play
ing is holes, up and down won by IL
points from Prentice and Price.
This gave the University a score OF
Il: to the Mines IA.
The triangular track meet was the
first of the season for all three schools.
The state university won with great
ease.
The only new record broken was in
tho javelin throw, which Crandall
hurled to 165 feet. Tho results:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
MATCH
IS POSTPONED

Havana, Cuba, April 24.-The A.
teenth game OF the worlds champion
ship chess match between DR.. Emanuel
Lasker and Jose r. CapablancA.
which was to have been held Saturday
night has been postponed on account
of the indisposition of DIR. Lasker.
Capablanca declined TO claim a VIC
tory under the rules. declaring he
wanted no victories not gained on the
board.
Many claims have been made BY ad-
mirers of DR.. Lasker that he has not
been playing up to his usual form be-
cause of the climate. He already has
taken advantage OF the three days
which each player may claim for rest
during the tournament. OF the fourteen
games played in the tournament which
is scheduled for "a games Capablanca
has won four and ten have been
draws.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25

100 yard dash-Naylor, c. u: Lii
lie, c. u; Riley, c. U. Time 1913.
30 yard dash-Naylor. c. u; LII
lie. C. u; Greenman. C. u; Time
23:L
40 yard dash-wallace. c. u; Will
lard. C. u: Fulton. c. U; Time
81 rs.
$50 yard run-Moore, c. j.: Smith.
c. u; Randall. c. u. Time, min
utes AS seconds.
1e0 Hurdles-Zanoi. c. u; Schrep-
fcrman. C. u; Blair. c. U. Time 16 S-'
seconds.
2so hurdles. Moore. C. o.; Mitchell,
Mines: Zanoi. c. U. Time IS.
Mile run Smith, C. u; Withers, c.
U. Time 4:46 As.
Two mile run-Brickler. c. u; Bar
low. Mines: Isendorf, c. U. Time
11:2 Is.
Broad jump-Graeber c. u; Willard.
Shot put-Muth, C. u; Urfer, Mines.
Mclean, c. U. Distance SO feet .
inches.
Discus-Muth. c. u: sherringer,
Mines: Larson, Mines. Distance, 1917
feet
Pole vault-HarrinGton, Mines; Hol-
man, C. u; Jack. C. u: and Larson
Mines Height, 10 feet o inches.
Javelin throw Crandall. {. o.;
Sherrirger. Mines; Willard. C. u; Dis
tance 165 feet.
High jump-Rust. C. u; Graeber,
C. u; Carhart d. U. Height feet
S Ia inches.
Relay-won by Colorado-Grcenman
Bolton, Lille and Graeber, runners.
Time S:3s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
Clerks Win
Second Game

In the second game of a baseball
series that is being played by the
Carriers and Clerks of the Pueblo
postoffice. the Clerks came thru with
win of % to in seven innings. The
series now stands one all
Stetson proved TO be tho star for
tho Clerks. At third base he ac-
cepted five fielding chances without
missing ono. AT the bat Stetson
clouted a circuit drive with tho bases
filled.
The third game for the Postofficc
championship will be played next
Sunday. The place will be the same
as yesterdays: The new Central
grounds at 10 o'clock.
Batteries: Clerks-Oman, Snapp
and EasterN: Carriers-Bob Smith.
Gene Smith and Elson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
SHOEMAKERS TOSS
HORSESHOE CONTEST

Journeyman shocmakers of Fueblo
defeated a team of master shoemak-
ers in game of horseshoe pitching
yesterday afternoon at the c. F. ];
"Y." The master shoemakers seemed
to be unable to find the secret in
"barnyard golf" with the result that
they were badly beaten.
a return match is being scheduled.
when the master shoemakers declare
they will cop all honors.
Prizes of shoemaker's tools are be
ing presented by the r. Mayer
Leather company to winning team
and high individual horseshoe toseers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
MOTORCYCLE RECORD
BROKEN BY WALKER

Los Angeles. Cal, April e4.-otto
Walker. established what was said to
be a new worlds record on tho
speedway here today when he won "A
twenty-five mile motorcycle race, in
Ia minutes and Ills seconds. an
average speed of 104.2 miles an
hour.
Tho previous record of II minutes
45.s seconds for the distance was es-
tablished by Albert Burns mt Fresno.
Cal, February %, of this year.
Burns was contestant today. Ho
took a bad spill and went to the en-
Urgency hospital to have his hands
and arms bandaEed. Later he bor-
rowcd a machine and entered the
fifteen mile consolation race which
he won in S minutes 4s.s seconds.
at an average speed of 1925 miles an
hour.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
CH|EfTA|N INDIANS
LOSE TO ROCKY FORD

Rocky Ford, Colo, April 24.-(spe-
cial to The Chieftain-)-The Pueblo
Chicftain Indians werc defeated by
the local Valley league baseball club
here this afternoon. IS to 5. in one
sided swatfesi featured by the weak
fielding OF the Indians. The contest
was the first of the season for the
visitors.
Gets starred for the Indians with
his brilliant work behind the bat and
his work with the bat At four times
to the plate he obtained as many hits.
4 return game is being planned with
the Indians playing strengthened
lineup.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
0. S. TRAINING CAMP
DATES ANNOUNCED

Washington, d. C., April -. - The
locations and opening dates of the
citizens military training camps to 10
held this summer. the states from
which each will draw it's candidates
and the corps area headquarters to
which applications should be sent.
were announced today by the War de-
partment. They include: Camp Ira
Wis. Texas, July 10. and Fort Logan.
Colorado. August 1-Colorado. Now
Mexico, Texas. Oklahoma and Ari-
IONA Eighth corps arca-Fort Sam
Houston. Texas.
The camps will be of the so-cslled
Plattsburgh type, offering free mill
tary training for thirty days to phys
ically fit citizens between the ages of
l6 and 55.
Candidates will be drawn from all
parts of the country.
Quotas based on population Will he
allotted to states and communities.
- --.--
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
High Wind for
Trap Shooting

Lee and Holmes tied for high
place at the regular Sunday Every
body's Gun club shoot yesterday by
obtaining "a hits out OF 25 tries.
High wind made good scoring impos-
sible.
on May and n registered shoot
will be held at the club when a large
entry list of Denver and Colorado
Springs trappists will be present. The
shoot is being held undSr the auspices
of the American Trap Association.
Admission to onlookers, free.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
GERMAN COUNTER
PROPOSALS TO ]. S.
Continued from Page one)

fore the Allied governments only I'm
a manner acceptable to them"
Tho state department tonight was
without official information as to tho
character of the last German commu-
nication.
Lympne. England. April -. - (By
Tho Asso iatod Press )-Prcmicr
Lloyd-GeorSc told the correspondents
tonight that the weekend conference
of Informal conversations and never
was intended 10 formulate any CON
clueions- This would be unfair. no
said. until the ministers had consult
cd their cabinets and the Allies whose
REPRESENTATIVES. NEE, In supreme coun-
ell on Saturday next
The French plan to bc put in op-
Grafton against Germany should Ger
many fail to comply with tho treaty
or Versailles was not complete. he
explained, and IL before Saturday
Germany did not put forward sat4s-
sary for the supreme council to de-
eide what action should be taken.
Undoubtedly this would indicate the
occupation OF the Ruhr.
He could not say whether the B1-
,ish would send force until tho e1-
pcrts were consulted. Great Britain.
continued the prime minister. did not
desire to impose the impossible on
Germany. but was convinced that
Germany could pay what was de-
manded by the Par.s terms.
There was no objection said the
premier. TO notes being forwarded
thru Washington.
Indeed Great Britain would be glad
II America could offer any Assistance,
he said. America took no response
bihty In forwarding notes.
The Two prcmiors have a few more
points to discuss. but will certainly
conclude their conyorsatio lions during
tho night and return to their respec-
tive capttols tomorrow.
Lymrne. April ct.-It is learned nu-
thorttatively that no advance on the
Ruhr will bc made until after a def
mite decision and approval by tho SUI
prcmc council prcmicrs Lloyd
George and Brand regard Gcrmany's
noto concerning her willingness to un-
dcrtake reconstruction of the dcvas-
tated regions distinct concession
satisfactory far rs II goes.
NJ. BRAND recalls. however. that
France has repeatedly applied to Ger
many for certain materials for tho
work OF restoration without getting
an answer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25

(Continucd from Page one)
tho deep cut just north of Palmer
Lake"
Denver and Rio Crando railroad
officials reported last night that
there lines TO the south wero clear
with all trains running on time.
Between Palmer Lake and Colo
RADIO Springs only n slight snow had
fallen. Just south of Colorado
Springs. however. considerable snow
had been experienced. making auto
mobile and railroad traffic difficult.
Snow and rain We're reported from
Beulah and Rye districts by autono-
bilists returning from thosa resorts
last night. At Beulah considerable
snow Is reported to have fallen. Tho
Rye district has experienced hut "A
slight precipitation.
Denver and Rio Grande railroad
officials reported last night that =
blizzard was raging in Lcadvillo and
ad1ncent districts No wire or rail
damage had been reported at s
o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
rIr,.rAx WIN

The Iithia baseball team defeated
Court of Honor nino is to in q game
played yesterday afternoon at the now
Central grounds. j. Parker and Terra
and Elwise and Lappin were the bat
terics.
In n second game PLAYED on the same
diamond card. the Woodmen 20 won
over the Butkovich Mercantile 10 to
g. in a slow game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
Track Hurdle Record
Lowered By Hickorynut

San Diego. Cal. April 24.-Hickory-
nut, an aged marc by Hessian Lychee
Nut. carrying tho colors of G. f.
Hurn. Saturday at the Tijuana race
track. lowered the worlds record for
hurdle race Mt one and three six
teenths miles. The former mark was
made at the Butte. Montana. race
track August -. 1902. by Coley. who
carried lts pounds tho time being
al0a. The time made by Hickorynut
was ZOO c-5. The mares impost was
10 mounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
PITTSBURG

Wingo: Adams and Schmidt
Summary Two base hits: Maran-
vile. Fonscca, Grimm. Three base
hits: See. Crane. Stolen base; Big
bee. Carey. Maranvillc- Sacrifices:
Schmidt. wingo. Bases on balls: ON
Rixey. .; Adams. 4 Innings pitched:
Rixey. 5 1-3: Brenton. 20 Struck
out: BY Rxey, 4: Brenton. /. Adams,
/. Losing pitcher: Rixey.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
SPECIAL GRAND JURY

CHICAGO. 1T. April Y. a Special
grand jury will he asked this week
by the Daley joint executive commit
teo investigating building conditions
hero to consider evidence against a
score Of labor and material men, IT
was announced today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
ovERCAME LEAD IN 4TH

Brooklyn. N, Y. April 24.-The
Brooklyn Champions overcame Bos-
tons early lead and won. Tho Sup
erbas batted F'illingim and Pierroti
out OF the box while Eayres was
wild. Cadore lasted only one inning
against the Braves and his successor.
MamauN held them in check. except
in the second when Fillingim made
home run and In the eighth when
Cruise knocked tho ball over the
fence with one man on base. Score;
Boston ..310 900 oa0-s 10 4
Brooklyn ..10c s10 20x-1e "a >
Batteries Fillingim, Pierrotti,
Eayres and O'Neill and Gibson. Ca
dore, Mamaux, Miljus and Miller.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
NATIONAL

Cincinnati. Ohio. April 24-Pittsburg
batted Rixey out of the box in the
sixth inning and won from Cincinnati
Brenton. who relieved Rixey. pitched
the season by keeping the Reds hits
scattered.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
FOuR STRAIGHT

Cleveland. Ohio. April 24.-Cleveland
defeated st. Louis today making it four
straight from the Browns. The VIC
tory was duo to the ineffectiveness
and Lack of control of pitchers Baync
and Cullop. Short stop Sewell was
spiked by Cullop in tho fifth inning but
returned to the game after his injury
had been dressed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
Jones High Man
at Rifle Club

Jones captured high honors at tho
regular Sunday practice of the
Pueblo Rifle club yesterday. His
percentage was 81. in slow fire, 200
yards range four positions. A high
wind made accurate shooting in an
upright position impossible.
The wind blowing across tho rifle
range was estimated at IS miles per
hour on wind sights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
Ran for Eodie in 9th.
WA CuJNcTt

Summary Thrte-base hits:
o'Rourke. Stolen base: Rice. Sacri-
fees: Zachary, Lewis. Double plays:
Fiercy to Pipp to SchsnS; Fewster to
Teckinpaugh to Pipp. Bases on balls:
OF Piercv. 8: off Zachary. .. struck
out: BY Fiercy. g. by Zachary. ..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
PITTSBURGBATTED RIXEY0UT
0FTHEB0X IN THE SIXTH INNING
Douglas Of New York Held Philadelphia to One Hit
Kely's Triple Scored Fnsch, Who
Had Singled
Two-base hit: Wake,

, Summary - Two-hase hit: Walker.
Three base hits: Kelly. Sacrifice:
Douglas. Double plays: Douglas
Bancroft and Kelly; Meadows. Lee
and Wrightstone. Bases on balls: Off
Meadows. 4: Douglas, 5. Struck out:
BY Douglas, >.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
CARDINAL PITCHERS UNSTEADY

st. Louis, Mo, April 24.-Dears sin
gle to right in the ninth inning scor-
ing Maisel who had walked, gave
Chicago victory over St. Louis. The
locals outhit the Cubs out the Cardi-
nal pitchers were unsteady. Score
Chicago .... .03l 100 00l-s 7 l
st. Louis ........iil 900 lS0-7 IL
Batteries - Vaughn and oFarrel,:
Schupp, Walker, Sherdeli and Glenn
ons, Dilhoefcr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
REMARKABLE FIELDING

New York. April N--Douglas OF
New York held Philadelphia to ono
hit and the Giants won Meadows
kept the Now York hits scattered, cS-
cept in the sixth when kellys triple
scored Frsch. who had singled.
Frisch's fielding WAS remarkable.
Score: r. II. 4.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
AMERICAN

Washington. d. c., April Pa
o'Rourkes triple past Ruth which
drove in Rice who had singled and
Shanks who had walked after two
we're out in the eighth gave Washing
ton a victory over New York. Zach
ary struck out nine, including Ruth
and Meusel. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
SHANKSWALKED; rice SINGLED
OROURKE TRIPLED; Two DRUMS
Bayne and Culop Had Little Control HShortstop
Sewell Spiked Cleveland Nine
Victorious

Gardner, Speaker. Double plays:
Gardner. Stephenson and Burns, Gfea-
son, GerS>S and Sisler. Bases on balls:
Bayne, 3. Syrwell, /; Uhle, 1. In
nings pitched: Sayne, / 2-3; Cullop
5 Is; Burwell, 3. Struck out: Bayne,
i; Culop. 1; Uhle, 4. Losing pitch
er, Bayne.
TRIES OUT RECRUITS
Chicago, Ill. April "a Manager
Gleason gave three of his recruit pitch
ers a trial at Detroit, batted the trio
hard and won the final game of the
series from Chicago. Hooper and He'll
mann made home runs. Score:
Detroit ...110 Oc1 1911 1s
Chicago ... 900 0l0 2o0-3
Batteries = Dauss and Bassler; Null
rennan, McWecny, Wilkinson and
Schalk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus. s.; Louisville. S.
At Minneapolis. 3: kaneas City, Is
At st. Paul. 5: Milwaukee, 4.
tTen inninEs)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Tulsa. 6; Des Moines, =.
At Wichita, IL: Omaha ?.
At oklahoma City. 4. Sioux city. ].
At Joplin, l.; st. Joseph. >,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Today.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
PittsburE at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
ST, LOUIS
.EI.AND

p-Batted for Cullop in sth.
rI-Rsn for SEVERED in ?th.
pu-Ean for Burwell in 9th.
CLEVELAND
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25

lho ahorigeneu inhabiting the Nal,
aistanco by whistlinr. tho whistlors
nslns selected for their ability To
whistle loudly. They mako this their
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
BOWLING
Standing of duck pin tournament to

Shea and Lee were the only ones to
get enough ducks during the week to
get a place on the board. scoring 'f
for fifth place
shea ........1oi l03 81 1856
Lee ...........l35 10i 1I ..-3's
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25

N-Ean Tor SNW"II IN otH'
St Louis ...... OiO or ono-5 10 o
Cleveland ......... .cco o20 co1-s II Z
Batteries - Baync. Cullop. Burwell
and SEVERED. Uhle and o'Neill.
Summary Two base hits; Lamb.
Gerber. Wood. Evans. Three base hlts:
Speaker Sacrifices: Gerber. ?: Burns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25

Llhoieum, a preparation of ground
Vo,k ,sId and linseed oil, was invented in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25

Tho sslamander. kind of lizard
was believed by the ancients to live
on fire.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Gnnes To-day.

st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Phila delphia at Boston.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25

Kramer. Byrnes and Lee turned out
to be A good combination yesterday
Kramer and Byrncs taking second
place and Kramer and Lee fourth
place in the handicap.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Momphis. .. Birmingham. s.
At Chattanooga s: Mobile. z.
A. Nashville, .; Little Rock, 4.
At New Orleans. .: Atlanta, J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25

fore the Allied governments only In
n manner acceptable to them"
Tho state department tonight was
without official Information as to tho
character of the last German commu-
nication.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-25

Swift and Lee shot their way into
third place Friday night with 1898.
Four pennies kept these two from
taking place with over 1900.
Swift ......lal 20S i5s 3o-5s5
Lee .25s 25t 23s ..-70s
"