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Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-03

THE CHIEFTAIN has the beet
quality OF circulation for advertisers
OF any newspaper published IN Colo
rado. II consistently supports the up
building OF the state with Just regard
TO every citizen, and It has the conh-
dence and approval of Colorado's best
citizens Of every class and section.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

EOR SALE-ia.0 MAXWELL TOUR
Il inr car. cheap. Phone MAJ. augs 90
Evening journal., 1921-08-08
REGISTERS ORDER.

EsTATE OF ISAAC MILLER, DE
H CEASED.
Admins ration, upon the estate Of lsaa,
Miller. late OF Wilmington hundred. de
ceased, were duly granted unto Anna
Miller. on the fourth day Of August, A. ID
1877, and all persons Indebted 70 said
deceased are requested to make payment
20 the administrators without delay, and
all persons having demands against the
deceased are required 10 exhibit and pre-.
sent the same. duly prohatcd, 20 the said
day Of August, A. ID. 1922, or abide by
the law In this behalf
ANNA MILLER, Administrative.
Address Henry r. Isaacs. AttOrney-at-
Law. Industrial Trust Bldg. Wilmington
Delaware. augS-eod-9L
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
August s


The governing sign OF this birth
date is Leo, meaning lion-hearted.
These people are both courageous
and brave. They will face the
greatest danger with admirable cool
ness and calmness. The men are
OF the thinking type. They arc keen.
intelligent and are always found at
the heads OF large institutions and
organizations.
The women are Of a butterfly dis
position and are fond only OF good
times, fine clothes and plenty to eat
and drink. However, when neces-
sary, they can arise nobly to a seri-
Gus situation, and II once you can
make them know that there are
other things in the world besides
good times, they viii make admira-
bic business women. They are apt
70 cause themselves great misery
through passionate love for the op-
posite sex.
The birthstone Of this birthdate
is an aquamarine and It should be
worn at all times.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

prnhibition movement rs under way.
Despite this the consumption OF
liquor has shown a great increase.
doubtless due TO abnormal postwar
conditions. demobilization OF troops
and unemployment. In Scotland
liquor cannot be sold In clubs and
theaters between and 10 p. NJ.
Drunken persons in public places are
subject to fine or imprisonment. In
Ireland there are ESQ separate legal
restrictions on the liquor traffc.
The Irish prohibition movement
dates from 1S3S.
AUSTRIA
Manufacture OF beer Is almost en-
tirely prohibited because raw ma
terial is needed for food. Only the
rich are able TO get wine and cor
dials.
BULGARIA
The Legislative assembly Is being
urged TO extend permission TO cities
and villages TO vote themselves dry
/ by local option. as In the early days
OF the prohibition movement in
America
DENMARK
Local option is allowed. Two hun
dred and twcnty-nine parishes
I (counties) have voted themselves dry
TO 46 wet
FINLAND
Finland is bone-dry by action OF
parliament.
FRANCE
Bone-dry prohibition receives lit
: tie support. bat a strong movement
Is on foot to ban distilled liquors.
Georges Clemenccau. former pre-
micr. backs this movement. Alb
sinthe already is under official ban.
GERMANY
Federal constitution gives munici-
palitios the right TO local option, II
I 10 per cent OF the voters sign a pc
/ tiuon. Temperance forces are wag-
ing a fight on distilled liquors.
ITALY
Sale Of liquor is prohibited after
10 +. NJ the government is opposed
20 distilled liquors, but favors vine.
Ahsinthe is prohibited. Fifteen thou
sand saloons were closed during tho
war. Few have reopcned.
NETHERLANDS
Use Of cereals for distilllng Is pro-
hibltcd a local option league with
nearly million members has been
formed.
NORWAY
Distilled liquors and wines con-
tanning more than ~ per cent OK
alcohol are prohibited.
POLAND
Local option is permitted. Ma
tlonal prohibition legislation ex-
pected.
SPAIN
An Anu-saloon League formed in
l1ail is meeting with strong opposi-
ton from wine-growing interests.
SWEDEN
Prohibition exists in a modified
form Retail sale of liquors Is in
the hands OF societies which turn
an profits into the state treasury.
/ Citizens are given ration cards en-
titling them to buy limited amounts
OF spirits every month. Criminals
drunkards and paupers cannot get
ration cards.
INDIA
Followers of Ghandi, popular In
dian opponent of British rule, are
I ahstainers. The Mohammedans, I
{ considerable number OF midas pop
, , ulaton. are forbidden by their re
]. lliglon TO consume alcohol
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

Anti saloo n
League Of Amer
lea. come forward
with this state
mcnts
The world ia
going hone-dryi"
lie Says Europe
Is waiting TO see
n o W prohibition
turns out In Amer
ica n police and
Federal agent { $
win in their war
on b o otl eggers.
T. pc " i'll
straiEhtway ba n
booze. Wheeler Is
sure.
LIZ 4 -. nrL. u
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

EOR RENT-RooM IN PRIVATE
Il family. 10 4. Thirteenth ST. augS-ot-
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

% CAVALRY OR RIDING HORSES,
a ARTILLERY DRAFT HORSES,
81 DRAFT MULES.
These animals are surplus. owing to the
reduction Of the Army
The Government reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids. Pay
ment to be made In Case or Certified
Check az time Of sale.
The Remount Depot, Camp Dix, New
Jersey Is situated on the Pennsylvania
lines, 30 miles from Philadelphia and IS
miles from Trenton.
Excellent loading pens are on the
grounds OF the depot and animals may
be loaded into cars and billed for ship
ment Immediately after purchase.
veterinarians certificate may be had
upon request
ing and billing
This sale will be held FRIDAY. AU-
GUST 18TH, 1921, regardless Of the
weather.
JOHN p. NEU,
Captain, Quartermaster Corps, Command
Ing
NJ. FOX & SONS CO.. Official Auctioneers.
Rooms 4-5-0, 2i3 Courtland Street,
augS-lt Baltimore, Maryland.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

EOR RENT-RoOMs. APPLY 1909
Il Orange ST. algo-0t-
Evening journal., 1921-08-08
USED CARS

our 4-day Clearance Sale afforded
many an opportunity to buy Won
derful values at extremely low
prices. Everyone who bought was
more than satisfied. We now have
our show rooms stocked with new
and interesting bargains-Come lock
fhnua ntfar
Evening journal., 1921-08-08
BUSINESS COLLFCFs

DEACON HAS A NATIONAL REPU-
ID tation as a business training school.
and its graduates are ln demand at ali
times for desirable positions. New stu
dents admitted every Monday.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES.
aug23 Tyr. Tenth A King Streets.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

EOR E-oLDSMoBILE SIX; LATE
Il 2oi i-passenger. Owner Phone
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

IrOR ALE-7-PASSENGER BUICK /;
II hrst.class condition. Apply after 9
T.. NJ. SOC y. Clayton So. Phone 1928.
augS-3t
Evening journal., 1921-08-08


1890 Buick. 5-pass, touring. s1.O5O
1920 Dodge Sedan. 5-pass o.. 1900
1920 Ford Coupe ........ $50
1920 Oakland Sedan. 5-pass. SIS
1919 Chevrolet Sedan. 5-pass. as
1919 Dodge Coupe ....... SIS
1919 Chevrolet touring Spas. 375
1919 bort. 5-pass. touring. $50
1919 Maxwell touring. 5-pass. 375
1919 Ford Sedan, 5-pass. .. 525
1918 Ford touring ...... 200
1918 Franklin touring. 5-pass. 925
1918 Chevrolet touring 5-pass. 325
1918 Chalmers touring 5-pass. 375
1918 Mitchell touring 5-pass. 425
1918 REQ touring. 5-pass .. 375
1918 Ford. light delivery. 200
1917 Ford roadster ........ 225
1917 Dodge roadster .. AIS
Evening journal., 1921-08-08
AuroMonILrs roR sALr.


ITOR SALE-i0cO MAXWELL TOUR.
Il ing car. cheap. Phone io54-J. augs-6t
EoR LE-oLDsMoBILE SIX; LATE
Il 2Oi i-passenger. Owner Phone
e'ie-s. auso-St
EOR SALE-CHANDLEK DISPATCH: !:
run 5000 miles; siio0. $40 $. Adams
street iy2G-im
IroR sALE-7-PAssENGER BUICK /:
II hrst.class condition. Apply after 9
T.. NJ. SOC y. Clayton So. Phone 1928.
ause-or
noDGE ROADSTER, IL GOOD con
- ditlous bargain for quick cash
buyer. Hotel Stoeckle Garage. iol French
street augs-3t
TOOO USED CARS AND TRUCKS.
lOOV Easy terms. Consult Mt.
0rcenlecs. Residence. S2i West ST., WI
mihgton, Del novi-lyr'
cO0 GUARANTEED NEW BATTER
D(O les Fits Fords and 81 other
makes Of cars. Battery Speciality Co.
1901 French st. jyio-eod-u
A GENTS FOR HARTFORD STORAGE
batteries. T. y. tires and tubes.
Stfong's Garage. 222 20 232 Connen 81.
aug-o-eod-iyr.
WILL BUY YOUR FORD CAR fN
w ten minutes n the price Is right. for
cash. Hji Edeemont Ave, Chester IA.
Telephone Chester. 1864 and $50. auEo-0t.
Used AND REBUILT VIM TRUCKS;
- good condition. Sio0 down; bal
nucc one year 10 pay. Hancc Motor Truck
Co. 'ot W. Fifth ST. iy2s-im.
fYIREs-ALL MAKES GuARAN-
te~i hrsts az cut prices. Keil Motor
eiOo. sprao-u
INoR sALE-ioi7 CHEVROLET TOUR
Il ing. S22i. Mitchell special, new TOP,
rubber. perfect condition. i2i Concord
Ave. Phone SOW. jyl4-im.
EOR SALE-ONE 1920 BUICK TOUR
ing ear Al CONDITION. cord tires In
good shape, paint good. Anply Go The
Davis Company Of galcna. Nd. Tor dcm-
onstration. Priced to sell. ausS-ot
TOR sALE-BuTcK TOURING AID
Il Franklin roadster jusi o,erhauiei
and painted Apply West sixth Street
Garage. 1905 W. Sixth 81. Phone p5is-W.
iye2-im.
A rToMoBILEs FoR SALEM
gine' for boats; PARTS Tor all makes
Of cars seeond- hand cars wanted
Adams street Garage, ao4 Adams -.
THE QuEEN-Georre McCioskcy. 1855
Pine street. b. invited 90 call at the
advertising department of The Evening
Journal Tor two tickets TO see "Boys VIII
BE ioys' at this theatre
BRADFoRD's-PHoNE 1905.
Buick Six Roadster. Ford Roadster and
Touring Car. Ford Coupe and Sedan.
T. c. BRADFORD.
Phone 1926 1921 Delaware Ave
novlf-1yr.
EoRD COUPE. ROADSTER AND
II touring car. I-passenger Jencrls
I nrsi-cmss condition. Price low Terms.
Agents Tor Zcst cord tires. guaranteed
/ hrsts. cheaper than seconds. Automo-
bile Repair shop. Solway. i7o2 Scott ST..
/ Phone i2lG-R. iy.l-tm.
USED CARS
Ford Roadster.
Ford Touring.
Buick Roadster,
Buick Touring
KEEN'S
S5th and Market Sta. Phone s37i.
mar23 Tyr.
1913 s,PAssBNeER HuPMoBiLE lie
, Paige, passenger sport model; 1911
franklin; 1919 Jordan Touring, 1922
Dodge delivery truck 1919 Ford Will
parcel delivery body all 40 good me
chanical condition, with good rubber
.~.nrtfar.H cell -. 49,.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

nODCE ROADSTER, IL GOOD con
~ dition; bargain for quick cash
buyer. Hotel Stoeckle Garage. iOl French
street augs-3t
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

makes good Tn enforcing prohibition,
England win be dry in ten years, 20
the dry chief says.
"And with England and tho
United States on the dry list. the
rest OF the world will have 20 turn
20 prohibition because wet countries
can't compete with dry ones In the
worlds markets.
Wheeler points 20 these facts on
the international prohibition situa
tion. gathered by his organization
from Official sources.
GREAT BRITAIN
A NnrN lnnnIIn and VOL nrganlxcl
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

cO0 GUARANTEED NEW BATTER
C~V ics. Fits Fords and 81 other
makes Of cars. Battery Speciality Co.
1901 French st. jyi5-eod-u.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08
NIlIA

Followers OF Ghandi. popular In
dian opponent Of British rule, are
ahstaincrs. The Mohammedans, a
considerable number OF lndia's pop
ulation. are forbidden by their re-
liglon 10 consume alcohol
Evening journal., 1921-08-08
WHEELER Sees
DRYS ADVANCE
Anti-Saloon League Coun-
sci Points to Prohibition
Progress in World
SAYS EUROPE
is COMING IN

BY Newspaper Enterprise.
Wa AsHIN c. r ON. - Wayne r.
Wheeler general counsel for fhr
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

Cooks domestics, mattresses will
find good positions in the Want Ads
the coming week.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

EOR RENT NEATLY FURNISHED
Il rooms Ill W. Elgnth ST. jyi2-lm.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08
PUBLIC SALE.
AUCTION SALE

The United states
Government will sell
az public anction. on
the grounds Of the
REMOUNT DEPOT.
CAMP DIX, \. j.
FRIDAY,
AUGUST 18th, 1921,
at 1918 o'clock A. NJ.
daylight Saving
Timel,
the following listed
surplus horses and
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

A GENTS FOR HARTFORD STORAGE
~ batteries. 4. S. tires and tubes.
Sirongs Garage. 222 70 232 Connen 81.
aug,0- cod-iyr
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

REAL EsrAThs-FoR REM
9S10R REST-HOUSE, II ROOMS AND
i bath. heat oi5 Lancaster Ave. Phone
llSst augS-dt.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

Those cars can al be bought on
our easy payment credit plan. which
is strictly confidential. Some cars
can be purchased with as. little -
500 down and one year ~
balance.
Open evenings till 9e,S. 49,
KEEL MoroH -
Eleventh ard
funei5-tf
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

WILL BUY YOUR FORD CAR n
W ten minutes n the price Is right foi
cash. a3i Edsemont Ave, Chester. Pa
Telephone Chester. 1864 and eSS0. auE5-0t
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

IVOR RENT - STORE, CORNER
II Fourth and Rodney stecets. Apply
1901 ". Fourth St. augo-or
Evening journal., 1921-08-08
ROOMS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-PLEASANr FURNISHED
Il room. 1917 Adams St. auxs.3t
Evening journal., 1921-08-08
NJ tELp wANrEp-MAnE.

xXrANTED-MAN on FARM; FOUR
w cows to milk J. Milton Maddox,
Bellemoor. Del. near Richardson Park
augo-lt.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

Used AND REBUILT VIM TRUCKS;
- good condition; 500 down; bal
ance one year 70 pay Hance Motor Truck
Co. l0i ". Fifth ST. jy2S-1m.
Evening journal., 1921-08-08

EOR SALE-CHANDLEK DISPATCH
run 5000 miles. sil00. $40 $. Adams
street. jy26-im.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-26
We Launch Great Shelf Clearing Sale -and Talk About Pc
 This Store Will Be Gold One of Economies For Youand We Ho

The advantages of this Great Shelf Clearing Sale to you are that you get Korricks merchandise of gen. uine quality at the most drastic price cuts known to Phoenix in years. The advantages to are that we dispose of odds and ends, discontinued numbers and broken lines that have come to light since In ventory, and thereby put our stocks in the good ship-shape condition that wish them in.
 No doubt the Shelf Clearing Sale will be talked about for years to come. Competition will stand aghast at these marvelously low prices which are in such striking contrast to the prices of one year
Arizona republican., 1921-01-26
Our Entire Stock Of IVomen's F1ne
 Dresses Are Sacrificed
 Here Are 1'he Most Drastic Reductions We HOUe EUer I0ken To Force Tm1nedlnte Czenrnncp

Beautiful All Wool Serge and Tricotine Dresses in handsome models and materials of quality costing in many instances more than this low price 25 in the lot Trcotines, Velvets Jerseys and Satins at the most drastic reductions have ever taken in our history affording savings that the greatest we have ever offered. Garments formerly selling up as high as S65.00 25 in the lot.
 At this Shelf Clearing Sale Price you will find won deru selection of high grade Frocks to choose from presenting the most marvellous values have offered in many years. Tricotines Duvetyns Satins, Trico- lettes, Crepe Meteors and Kittens Ear Crepe. Gar ments that formerly sold up to $82.5O 50 in the lot Exclusive oneof-a-kind models developed in stunning styles of fine quality Kittens Ear Crepe, Trcotine, Duvetyn and Satin Every dress in the lot and there's only 25 of them, is a real wonder. Garments that formerly sold up as high as S115.00
 -(Second Floor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
FOREIGN ANl DOMESTIC MARKETS
STOCKS CLOSE LOW IN
LAST HALF HOUR

New York, Jan. 13.-Resumption of
aggressive operations by the short in
terest in speculative shares which fig
ured in tho recent advance doubtless
accounted to an extent for the heavy
to weak trend of stock prices today.
Early quotations were downward with
intermittent rallies before noon. These
were generally cancelled later, per-
sistent offerings of Crucible Steel,
Mexican Petroleum, and other leaders
undermining the list. Rails and several
utilities proved the conspicuous cX-
ceptions.
Lowest prices ruled in the last half
hour. Little support was shown and
sharp reactions marked the active fin
ish.
Sales, S75 900 shares.
Call loans opened at s per cent for
the first time in more than one month
probably as n result of renewed offer
ings outside OF the exchange at and
even Az per cent. The supply Of time
money at 61s per cent also increased.
Domestic and foreign war flotations
were materially lower in the bond mar
ket, but some foreign municipal issues
were decidedly firm as well as several
of the convertible rails. Total sales, par
value, sl4,675, 900.
Old U. S. government bonds un-
changed on call.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
"THE HIDDEN TRUTH"
CLYNE THEATER TONIGHT

Anna Case said to be the most beau
tiful star in grand opera will be seen
at the Clyne theater tonight in THE
Hidden Truth" The play is the story
OF Helen Merrill a beautiful girl who
is an entertainer in Bill Sheridan's
saloon in a Western town. She be-
friends Myrtle Cadby another dancing
girl whose husband, a drunkard and
a bully, mistreats her. Myrtle becomes
very i'll and before she dies she gives
Helen a letter telling her to mako use
of it. 1t is to a man, her fathers for
mer mining partner, who had gone
East, and to whom she was supposed
to have gone when she ran away
and married her husband.
Helen goes East to the home of
Charles Taylor. Before she goes East
she learns that Sheridan and a few
other men have salted a mine and are
trying to sell it. She later learns that
Charles Taylor is the man to whom
they are trying to sell it. Under an
assumed name, she becomes engaged
TO Taylor but when he discovers that
she is not who she represents herself
to be, he tells her no does not love her.
Sho saves him from being swindled and
love again enters his heart
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
Wheat AND CORN
BOTH CLOSE LOWER

Chicago, ILL.,. Jan. 13--Official an
nouncement that the Argentine ex-
portable surplus was estimated at 12O,-
100000 bushels had bearish effect on
wheat today. Prices closed heavy to
SIG, net lower. with March $L79 to
M.79h and May sl.70k to s1.70M.
Corn lost &c to sc and oats &c to
8@hc. In provisions, the outcome
varied from S5c decline to sc advance.
AS Argentine estimates from private
sources have put the oxportable sur
plus at 9SO0O,O00 bushels, the amount
gave an immediate advantage to the
wheat bears. Previously the market
had displayed declined strength after
an opening dip. The upturns were due
more or less to word that $500 900
bushels had recently been bought for
export from the Pacific coast. Talk of
improved milling demand counted also
in favor of the bulls. New export bust
ness however appeared of comparative
ly small volume, and this together
with tho changed outlook as to sup
plies in Argentine, kept the market
on the downgrade in tho last half of
the session. Corn and oats were gov
erned by the action of wheat. Pro-
visions sympathized with a sharp ad-
vance in hog values, but later tended
to Sag with grain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
RAILROAD ADOPTS new
PUBLICITY METHODS

The passenger department of the d.
& r. G. railroad has adopted n new
means for advertising the scenic at
fractions along that line in Colorado.
Ono movie picture reel of 1000 feet
shows Canon City, the state prison, the
entrance to the Royal Gorge and views
along that great chasm. the swift flow-
ing Arkansas river, running trains
passing thru it, also the famous hang
ing bridge. Another reel shows the
skyline auto road leading from Canon
City to the top of the Gorge, 1855 feet
above the river, with views looking
down on moving trains from the brink.
There arc movie scenes from the peak
of Marshall Pass, showing the pictur-
esque Sangre de Christie range. The
scenery thru the canon of the Gunni-
son is also shown, as well as along
Eagle River. These movie films Will
be shown in movie theaters thruout the
cast by travelling passenger agents oil
the company and they will no doubt
draw many tourists to Colorado during
the coming summer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
"Blind Youth"
Critcher Theater Tonight

Blind Youth" by Lou Tellegen and
Willard Mack. which was shown at the
Critcher theater last evening pleased
a capacity audience, and the same will
be on the screen there again this eve
ming.
Tho story was adapted for tho screen
from tho play of the samo name by
Katherine Reed. 1t deals with the
ups and downs of an artist who loves
not wisely but too well. Hc was cast
off by two women his mother and mo-
del only to be rescued for fame by IA
third on the brink of lake and flasco.
1t is then that the complications
commence for the Paris model who
married the artist in his wild student
days. appears IN New York just when
the artist finds his tr,io love. The ar
lists selfish brother helps tho models
schemes along.
There is n dramatic scene In the
studio at midnight when the artist at
tompts to sacrifice his own interests
to help his worthless brother. The
two women meet true love and false
love. Then by ono OF those queer
quirks of psychology - tho situation
rights itself and alls well.
The comedy "Thc Lion Tanner" is
very amusing and the Fox News reel
interesting and instructive. Critcher
thcater tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Jan. 13.-(U. S. Bureau OF
Markots) )-Cattle-Receipts 12,OO0; beef
steers, she stock and bulls steady to
higher, spots 25c up, bulk steers, $3.50
$1,000; few choice held s1l.O0 and high
er; butcher cows and heifers, mostly
81. 25lD7.T5; Gamers and cutters largely
s3.25d4.35; bologna bulls mostly 5000
5.S5; few fat bulls above $3.50; veal
calves steady; bulk. s1O.5o011.25; choice
strong weight shipping veals, sl20O
and higher; heavy calves dull, stockers
and feeders strong to higher.
Hogs 81 900; active, 25 to 40c higher
than Yesterdays average; top, s9s5;
bulk, s9.5oH9.so; pigs, 80 to 4Oc higher;
bulk desirable 80 to 100 pound pigs,
s9.75Q9.S5.
Sheep 5000; all classes very slow,
about steady. top lambs. s11.90: bulk
s10.75@1l75: top. ewes early. s5.75: some
held higher, bulk, s5.J095.75; feeder
lambs steady
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
CENTENNIAL NEWS

Tho Peairs' trophy contest between
the senate and PnyS debating socle-
ties is scheduled for January "a. me
Senate has chosen its representatives
who are to be II. Moody, q. RooerI-
son and c, Dewey and p. West. Ihe
p,,,s has not as vet chosen its team,
but will do so in the next few days.
The question will be the same as the
one in the recent debate, Resolved
That tho u. S. should adopt n system
of universal conn rulsory military tram
ing" The societies are to take sides
opposite the ones upheld in tho pas,
debate, thus the Senate VIII upnoIu
the a,hrmative, tho Pnyx the negative.
Season tickets are now on sale by tne
Centennial Girls Boosters club. for the
six basket all games scheduled to Dc
PLAYED in Centennials gym
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS

New York, Jan. 13.-Primo mercan-
tile paper unchanged
Exchange firm.
Montreal 12A per cent discount
Time loans weak; all dates 6G6H per
cent.
Call money gair; high, per cent;
low, 6 per cont; ruling rate, per
cent: closing bid, per cent; offered
at per cent; last loan, 6 per cent.
Bar silver, domestic, Unchanged for
eign, 655sc; Mexican dollars, Soc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
DENVER LIyEsToCK

Denver, Jan. 13.-Cattlc 1000; mar
ket slow and steady: beef steers. $3.50
d950; cows and heifers. s5.OOG6.5O:
calves, S.50d10.O0; stockcrs and feed
ore. s650dT75.
Hogs $500: market 25c higher; TOP,
s975; bulk, sS.s5@g.65.
Sheep 200; market IS to JOc higher;
lambs, s9.50nl0.T5: owes, t3606ri 25 ;
feeder lambs, sS.5019.5O.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Furnished by N. S. Walpoie, rooms
s29-32 Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
LIRERTY HoNDS

Furnis ed by n. S. Wolpole, Ibome
S29-32 Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Liberty 3lss 1924.
Liberty first As $3.50.
Liberty second As $3.50.
Liberty first AIS $500.
Liberty second AIS ss6.52.
Liberty third AIS SS9.7O.
Liberty fourth AIS sS6.76.
Liberty first Ans $1,000.
Liberty fifth 4ais 5000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
cnEIiI> oFFENsIvT sAIp FAILED

London, Jan. l3.-Asscrtions that the
Greek offensive toward Brussa. Asia
Minor. has failed is contained in a
Romo dispatch to tho Exchange Tele-
graph company under Wednesdays
date The situation in Smyrna is SER
lous, II is declared.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
NEW yOrn NlrTAJ.a

electrolytic spot, 13Bn15Ac; first
quarter unchanged.
Zinc steady; East st. Louis spot
s5.50Ip5. .65.
Others unchanged
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-14
NEW YORK; COTTON

Now York, Jan. l5.-Spot cotton quiet
sl7.s5.
Cotton closed steady at a net de-
cline of 10 to 45 points.
Cotton futures closed steady: jan,
Sl715; March. sl6.03; May, $1,000; July,
St6.OT: October Si6.O5