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GETS OUTLET TO WYOMING

At last northwest Colorado is to have
access 10 the outer world-not by way
,t Denver but up north to the Union
Pacific. This still leaves tho way open
for a logical and inviting southern
gateway at Rifle or Wolcott a mes
sage from Steamboat says: Contracts
were signed this week by the ANial
Basin Development company for the
construction of IS miles OF railroad
connecting Craig, the present terminus
of tho Moffat road. with the company
property at Mount Streetcr. where
there has been developed one of the
largest coal properties in the country.
The Strykcr Construction company
secured the contract and already is
getting things under way for shipping
in construction outfit and starting
work early in tho spring. Mr.. Striker,
NJ. T. Streetcr, c. NJ. Thompson. for
merly with TITO Union Pacific, but now
president of the new railroad. were
over the ground this week getting
things in shape.
L These men do not propose to stop
their rails at Craig. but will construct
the 125 miles to a connection with the
Union Pacific at Wamsutter. Wyo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
METAL. MARKETS

New York, Jan. 2S.-Copper quiet;
oloctrolytic spot and first quarter 12AI
l3c: second quarter, 13kTl3kc.
Iron nominally unchanged.
Tin weak: spot and nearby, 3Sa.a5T
70: futures, $3.50.
Anthony, s5.5on5.T5.
Lead steady; spot si.75.
Zinc quiet; East St Louis delivery
spot, s5.3Ta5.5o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
IN THE WILD WEST

Strangely enough, there is world
of happiness in homes where tho con-
Norsation IS never Illuminated with an
CULLEN. Same thing
may be said OF a picture show.
James $. Malloy, pioneer of earliest
times in Colorado and New Mexico,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

FurnIshed by N. WalNOIe, rooma
1882 Thatcher block. Pueblo, Colo.
Omen High. Low Close
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
1000 HOME INVESTORS SHARE OUR EARNINGS
LOCAL OIL MARKET

January 25.-Furnishcd by Downs &
Company. brokers, 11s W. Second St,
Pueblo Colo Bid Ask
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

HOME PROSPERITY
WHEN putad dollar Stokyo
w work for the good of this community tyandf yourself
You in modern devoted to useful public
the yandkn wjusho
is being handled.
Your cash income n of check regularly
paid every go days.
Every plant addition helps develop
growth and prosperity of this splendid section Of Colorado
Every shares in general community advancement
teandy tha
interest
Make enquresa satanyof
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Thirty carloads OF beef cattle wcr
sent from North park to tho Dcnve
stock show, some OF which wer
shown in tho prize ring.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

More than 81 per cent of the Denver
e Rio Grande adjustment Is. have
been deposited for exchange for Wes-
tern Pacific ten-year As. This gives
the Western Pacific majority control
of any action that tho Denver & Rio
Grando bondholders might take as a
unit
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Dudley +. Humphrey. statistician In
tho secretary OF states office for tho
last four years under James f. Noland
has resigned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Opening session of the nineteenth
annual convention OF the Mountain
States Hardware and Implement Mems
association convened at Brown Palace.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

The second fatality from wood alco-
hol poisoning was recorded in Colo
RADIO Springs when Lawrence L. Nc
Nulty, 55, died at a hospital after an
elcvcn-day battle to overcome the CT
fects of a drinking bout.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

The whole Pixies Peak range is liter
ally white as snow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

The new oil well at Caddoa, east OF
Las Animas, is down 800 feet, and is
in a food of water, and the engine
boiler can't digest that kind OF water
therefore operations are delayed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Colorado Fuel and Iron company an
nounccd the usual quarterly dividend
of per cent on preferred stock and
three quarters of l per cent on COM
mon, payable Feb. 20, to stockholders
of record on Feb. 5,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Tho expressing themselves opposed
to the strict Interpretation of tho blue
Sunday laws. the congregations OF
three Denver churches declared them
selves In favor OF tho Sunday closing
laws as they now exist on the statute
books and against the provisions OF
the O'Brien bill.
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road across Liberty district Is now as
Surcd and trolley line To WayneSburg
with or without :; paved highway, would
y" worth millions to this section Of the
country. 1t is well known fact that
most Of the territories named are dimin
iShInE In reputation and the Improve
ments specified would in a very few
years Quadrupl" the number of inhabi-
ttnts. because every foot OF the way ia
tceminE with natural resource that are
a. "ntiCing as can BE- found in the
United States.
Military Funeral
II is estimated that more than eight
hundred people attended the funeral Of
Walter r. Hartley. who was killed Oct.
tn 1918 in Argonne forest. aged 20
years. The services were under the
auspices Of the Glen Easton and local
Posts of the American Legion. who es-
Curted the remains from the home OF his
father. f. S. l. Hartley near L0udens-
viii" 10 the Clouston church. Monday
afternoon. Glowing tributes were paid
The dead soldier by Dir. Crow OF Glen
Easto Post, and Rev. w. f. Pierce
and Rev. Z. c. l.anham. The closing ad-
dress was made by sev. Barnes OF the
Clouston church. Mrs. J. I. Elbin Mrs
Harry Elhin and F. b. Klnsey assisted
the Clouston choir. At the close Of the
service he was laid 10 rest with mill
tary hOnors. beside his mother In the
ClouSton cemetery.
Legion to Drill
At = meeting of tn" pclno Durbin Post
No. Is American Legion IL was decided
that all members 81 the Legion would
turn out in uniform and drill for an
hour one day each week. The drill this
week will be held on Friday evening ut
Z O'Clock All members urged 10 turn
out.
Blake Funeral
The funeral OF Alexander Rlakr was
held At Narvoo Church Thursday after
noon at , O'Clock. Mr.. Blake has been
resident Of this section for many
years being 4 successful farmer. He
Is survived by wife and twelve children
Bricfs
Miss Helen NOVEL; is visiting rela-
tivcS in Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs Ncrn Monroe and MT. Dillon arc
visiting relatives AT Shinston. W. Va
Mrs. Isaac Tustin is the guest Of Mrs.
pcliah Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dickmeyer and
family are the guest OF relatives in
Wheeling.
Paul Benedum is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Riddle and daugh
ter, Donna have returned TO their home
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At Cleveland. Ohio after 4 visit with the
formers brother J. r. Riddle nd Sis
ter Mrs. Earle Flack.
Mrs Henry Shriver and daughter l'u-
cretia are the guests of Mrs. David
Powers.
l.. Strickl!n is able to be out after
severe siege Of sickness.
Mies Minnie Ncuhardt Of Wheeling is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ncu-
hardt.
Harry Taylor Is visiting his Uncle at
WadcSto%n.
Harley Howard and children visited his
sister. Mrs. Harry Gramlick OF Frank
lin Pa. this week.
Or. and Mrs. ". G. g. Hin have re-
turned from n trip to HagcrstoWn' Get
tySburEh and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson and fam
lily arc enjoying their vacation at Buck
eye Lake. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Yoho are the
proud parents of Z new baby boy which
arrived Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Phillips OF Little
ton are the guests Of Mrs. Hettie Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burnley have re-
turned from an extended trip through
the West
Mrs. Ed Clayton and Mrs Rail Slim
mel and daughter Gennet are the guests
of Clyde Loper's camp on Fish Creek.
Raymond Rex and Terry Hunt OF
Richmond. Ind. spent the week with 3.
r. Chambers and family.
G. G. Fish is III at his home on Main
street
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from a few days visit At the home OF
,hrIr son Victor. Of Jacksonville. q.
They were accompanied Ivy Miss VIC
for Nnugh and daughters Vivian Mary
and Pauline Florence, who will make
visit at the HouGh home on lIeaSah'
avenue.
Mrs. Frank Bond has returned TO her
hnInr in New Martinsvillc. being called
to WeIlsburg on account OF the death oil
her sister. Miss Priscilla ltoh.nS"h OF
Yankee street
Miss Belle McIntire or Charles street
returned recently from 4 visit win re-
ntivcs in Cambridge and ByeSvlhe' ONO
NJ. y. puval. Of Steuhcnvil!e, ONO
made \ short visit TO WelishurE Ihurs-
doy visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Flossic pennisOn and Mrs. fcarl
Jones were among the Pittsburgh ftt''
shoppers Friday.
Miss Lucille Wells and brother, Edgar
of Washington Pike. left Friday morn
ing for VISIT with relatives in war
wood and Beech Bottom.
Miss Celia Sermill!on has returned
from q several weeks visit with re!a-
tives in Snithfeld, ONO
Mark De Bolt who has been spending
several days with relatives in F3!rm"nt
has returned 10 his home on Main street
Mrs. Albert MaSsar. or Tenth street
lcf, Friday morning TO visit her nus
hand. who has charge OF a grocery
store in Woodlawn.
Rrv lanes Palmer, OF New York and
Or Joe Palmer were Wheeling visitors
Friday.
Attorney ]. f. Cree left Friday for a
short business trip to Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Edith Holland OF Foliansbee Wis
tied Thursday evening with Miss Mary
Olive Whyte. Of North Charles street.
Mrs. Roy De Garmo and son John
were among the Wheeling visitors Sat
urday.
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mcdiatcly filed the suit. alleging that
Schleder had wrongfully and Negligent
~ shot and killed her husband with a
shotgun. thus depriving her and minor
child Of their means Of support
Schlcder is IN the Jefferson county
Jail here awaiting action Of the Septem-
Der grand jury. He Is charged with
first degree murder for the killing OF
Ollum. which officials allege was the
elimination OF an old grudge.
Youthful Bandits-
Through the arrest Of four boys, all
under ten years OF age. here today the
authorities cleared up four garage rob
berries and two residence burglaries hero
during the past two weeks. The young
sters came through with a complete con-
fession Of their operations, saying that
they secured about $50 In all the jobs,
which they spent for candies, movies
and toys. The boys who gave the
names of Michael and William Tonski
Christian Gratizone and David NC
Cootcna, were handed over to juvenile
court.
Water Contaminated
Water from the Lincoln avenue
spring. which Is used by hundreds or
families in the south end of the city,
has been condemned by J. s. Scott, city
chemist, who made an analysis for
Health officer Theodore Smith. The
water was found to be heavy with sew
age bacteria and unsafe for drinking
purposes. The spring will be closed by
the board of health.
Road Tied Up.
Tho Panhandle railroad. both east
and west bound was tied up for more
than five hours last night by the de-
railment OF an engine at Gould's sta
ton, west Of here. The locomotive
straddled both tracks after hitting
broken rail. Through trains both east
and west were detained here for hours
repairs not being made until shortly
before last midnight No one was In
jured In the accident
Organize Auxiliary.
The women's auxiliary OF Argonne
post No. SO. American Legion. was or
ganized at a meeting held at the Fort
Steuben last night, thirty-one women
being in attendance. Mrs J. w. Preble
presided. The officers elected are:
President. Mrs. ]. w. Preble: secretary.
Miss Florence Preble; treasurer, Mrs
Francis: chairman of membership COM
mittee Mrs. Hugh Clark. The object
OF the organization rs TO assist the
Legion in it's work
Burned 10 Death
Word has been received here OF the
tragic death of James Richard Luntz,
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CAMERON
Cameron Folks Boost
Project For Trolley
Line to WayneSburg

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEcncer'
Cameron. West Va, August ia
movement has been put on foot by the
Chamber or Commerce 10 secure an
electric lighting plant for the city and
in connection with 1t To boost trolley
line from this city TO WaynesourG' Ia.
As valuable as hard surfaced roads are
they do not meet the requirements or
a growing community like L trolley
system. The building of one. however.
generally insurcs the other. and there Is
a splendid opening for both, between
this city and the Pennsy lvan!a city.
To build the proposed hard surfaced
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HIGGINS HAD To
GIVE UP WORK
Wheeling Citizen Gets Rid
of Stomach Trouble and
Gains Seventeen
Pounds.

when II comes to building nan up
and making him feel ono I'll back Tan
lac against the world" said L II. HiG-
gins, - Twenty-Second St. Wheeling "
Va.
IT had a bad form Of stomach trouble
for a year and II ran me- down unoi
I had to give up hard work ! fell on
until weighed only one hundred and
thirty-one pounds and Wss about a.
miserable as a man ever gets to be. l
had no appetite and what little ats
made me suffer like fury.
'-Tanlac took hold Of une right rom
the start and 1t wasn't long before l
had the appetite Of bear. Ny stomach
"a In apple-pie order now. and every
th,n1 eat agrees with ma have
clicked up seventeen pounds in weight
loo, and have gone back to hard Work.
I'm Just like q now man and fesl hne
ell the time
Tanlac il sold IN Wheeling ~ me
Hoge-Davis Drug Co and 81 Saams
druggists everyWhere.
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monument school men throughout the
State will be present. County SuPer'n-
tenden;, :. c. Underwood IL no" I"
ranking the program. which promises ~
be one OF unusual interest. over one
hundred teachers are expected 10 AZ
tend. -,
The main instructor for the week Will
be Prot George II. Colcbank OF FAIR
mont. West Virginia. Special lhN'Fuc-
tors will include Mrs. AIn"S Nctn'F""'
Instructor in p"nmanship. X. l. N"""e
bush. Ex-State Supervisor OF Nnrt'
schools. IN State Superintendent Al =,
Shawkey and DR.. J. VI. Callahan SncSia'
representatives Prot l.. l.. Priend' &C.
partment Of Education At Charies'oh'
Dr. w. r henshaw. State Department
OF Health Dr. G.. T. Epling. representing
West Virginia State Dental Association
Among the visiting speakers viii be
Pres, Howard J. McGinnlss OF West l'io-
erty State Normal school Miss BcsS
Mc[irannahan OF Wheeling. will be in
structor in the music department OF the
irstitute Miss Ruth QauSherty OIL
Wellsburg will be pianist.
Thursday has been designated as
School Ofticers and Citizens pay EA-
State Super .ntendcnt Shawkey Will De
the main speaker for this dAy' On
Thursday night. september frSt. NJ s'Vo
, y, Galbraith BROTHERS Messengers OF
Good Cheer Entertainers will appear in
their famous entertainment Sminh
Through" This will be the only SEES
sion at which an admission fec wlI ne
charged Don't fail to hear them. Thcy
will make man forget MS ueotS'
taxes, sins and enemies and put the
10y back into life which the evil
daily invited TO attend all sessions
Other special features Of the institute
viii De announced later.
Indoor Picnic
The picnic OF the Aid society OF tn"
Presbyterian church. which was 10 nave
been At the lastime Park al Foilans-
bee. Thursday afternoon. was held IN the
Sunday school room instead on account
OF the iuclemency OF the weather.
The attendance was good and about
forty members OF the society and
friends enjoyed n pleasant social after
noon. 4 delicious picnic supper was
served in the evening.
Macoabees
The Womans Benefit Association Of
the Maccabees Of Hope Review No. IS.
held an iniation at their lodge room In
the Walker building Thursday evening
after the business meeting, the ladies'
went out 10 Shadow Bend camp where
a delightful lunch was served. There
were about sixty attended. some going
out by street car and others by auto
mobile
welsburg Briefs
David Steele has returned home after
a few days visit with MS sister and
other relatives in Brilliant, Ohio.
Among the Wheeling shoppers Friday
were Mrs. Alfred ONtooy. Jr.. Misses
Doris Hubbard and Emma George.
w. W. Stewart WAS business Visi-
tor In Bridgeport. Ohio. Friday.
Lemuel Cunningham motored from his
home in Salem y. J.. reaching Wells
burg Thursday evening, called here by
the serious illness OF his wite's aunt,
Mrs. Eliza Roberts OF Main street Mrs
Cunningham has been in the city for
several weeks.
Mrs. Will Spaulding. Of Mlngo juno
ton. Ohio. visited Thursday with her
father. D. NJ. Dill. OF 18th street
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hough, sons Ros-
coe and Nelson returned homo Thursday
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FOR Cramps In tho Stomach

II you have ever been doubled up WIN
cramps IN your stomach. you Will De
interested In the eNpcricnce OF Charles
Henry. OsweRu. y. Y. who says: About
four years ago when suffering from
camp in my stomach and bowels. used
Chamberlain's Collie Diarrhoea Remedy
1t Is by far the best medicine of the
kind have ever used" For SAFE by all
dealers.
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STEUbENV|LLE
Ti|tOnviIIp Woman
Sues Slayer Of Her
Husband For $1,000

Steubenvillc. O.. Aug. 19.-Anna
Ollum or Tiltonville Ohio, has brought
suit in common pleas court here against
John Schleder for $4,000 damages for
the death of her husband, Michael OIlum.
who was shot to death at Tiltonville
last Sunday.
Mrs Ollum was named administrative
of her husbands estate today and i'm
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WELLSBU2G
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
IN BROOKE COUNTY

The annual institute Of the Erooke
sounty teachers WI be held At the
| vellsburg High School building the
DAsek OF August goth. at which time
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aged II years, SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Luntz, former residents Of this
city. who was burned to death at his
home in Chanute. Kansas, when 4 tsnt
in which he and several boys were
playing was set afire by matches
Broks Into Cara
Louis Keller. Bernie Mayeee and
John Kossiggee Of HarperBvills were
fined $50 and costs each by Justice Al
lerhere today for breaking and entering
merchandise cars on the New York Gen.
trail railroad
The Price Of Liberty haven't oeen
cut
The Wages Of Sin-Neither have L
New York Herald
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-06
A GAY OLD MAN

The rarity of originality is illustrated in the dubbng OF
Joseph G. 1.-The grand old man. of the house of rep
resentatves.
There is nothing Gadstonian in the men of Uncle Joe
He is as gay as bobonk which Washington Irving called
the happiest bird of spring Not hope by the way but
spring in the human breast of the merry
old gentleman from Illinois. Some men-and some women
age gracefully. More fortunate those who gayy
Prominent among these unfortunate If not preem
nent is the oldest member Of the house by the calendar
and in point of years of service.
There is at the and upon the surface quality in
Uncle Joe that suggests the hero of "Vice Versa boy
who with the philosophers stone in his hand wished he
were his father sraghway became his father retain
ing certain salient characteristics of boyhood which played
the deuce with the elder Mr. Bultitudes reputation
dignified London business man.
Grand old may chop wood in their backyards for
exercise may swap jokes with newspaper reporters
for fun. grand old man may smoke good cigar. He
NAV widdle long black one between his teeth, un
lighted. Grand old need not be victims of what
Southey called 'he necessities of pomp and grandeur.
They may Chaucerian phrases have "a port meek
is maid but they cannot play the part of the most ir
repressbe boy at the frolc and make every gathering
frolc.
Joe Cannon wouldn't for anything in the world-be
grand old 1t would be beginning dull life after
sparkling one.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-06
LEGAL ADVERTISING
SUMMONS ON AMENDED
COMPLAINT

SOMPLAlNI
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF I'M
PERIAL.
William Baker, plaintiff VS.. Sige1
E. Skinner, and Imperial Southside
| Water Co., a corporation, defendants
Chas. L. Childers, attorney fol
plaintiff.
The People of the State of Cali.
fornia Send Greeting to Sigel E
Skinner, and Imperial Southside
! Water Company, a corporation, de.
PENDANTS.
You are Hereby Directed to Appea,
and answer the Amended Com
plant in an action entitled as
above, brought against you in
the Superior Court of the Coun-
ty of Imperial, State of Cal
ifornia, within ten days after the
service on you of this summons-i1
served within this county; or within
thirty days if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff will
take judgment for any money or dam
ages demanded in the amended COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or he
will apply to the court for any other
RELIEF demanded in the amended COM
p.aint.
Given under my hand and the seal
IF the Superior Court of the County
CT Imperial State of California, this
26th day of October, 1920.
(SeaD M. S. COOK, Clerk.
Dec Is % 80 Jan 6 Is 20 27 Feb 1C
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-06
NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICA.
TON TO TRANSFER REAL
pRnDRRVY

II the Superior Court of the State
OF California, in and for the County
Of Imperial.
III the matter of the estate Of John
Nj. Tredenick, deceased.
Pursuant TO an order Of the court
made herein on the 9Th day of De-
cember, 1920,
Notice is hereby given that on Fri
day, the 7th day Of January, 1921, at
two o'clock in the afternoon thereof,
or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard, in Department / of the
above entitled court, in the city Of
Ell Centre, county Of Imperial, state
of California, Dorothy NJ. Frederick,
administrative of the estate of John
NJ. Tredenick, deceased, will present
her petition to transfer the real prop
erty described in her petition filed
herein on the 9th day of December
1920, to which reference is hereby
made, to II. j. Messenger, or his or
der, upon the grounds that the sale
II. j. Messenger is the owner of sale
property.
Dated this 9Th day of December
1920.
CHARLES L. CHILDERS,
Attorney for Administrative.
Dec. 9-16-23-30 Jan. 6