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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15
Divorce Hearing

A hearing as to findings in the di-
vorce case of Clara Critrenden against
Loren NJ Crittenden, was yesterday had
in division B of the district court, and
in interlocutory degree granted. the
charge is cruelty. They were married
at Atchison, Kansas. Christmas day
1906, and have one child. the custody
being given the mother. 1t was also
decrecd that defendant pay the sum of
$50 a month for the support Of the
child. beginning April 13. and continu-
ing until further order of the court.
In the same court there was n consid
cradle amount of civil business. includ-
ing judgments. motions to strike. mo-
tions to amend complaints, demurrers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15
(Ry a Puebloan)

fRy Puebloan)
The Creator has blessed the world
oyer with abundance of beauty
SPOTS to delight the eye. and thrill
the senses; hut II seems that VIC
Columbine folks have more than our
share of natures wonders.
n vast territory OF So. 200 acres. known
Ms tho San Isabel National Forest,
rivaling anything in the state for
natural scenery and attractions.
Members OF the committee on the in =
spection of the forest from the Com
incrce club of Pueblo. visited this won
dcrful play ground of Colorado. and
II is difficult to attempt to express
our appreciation OF the nature cx-
travaEanza exhibited there.
After drive of about an hour. we
arrived at the outer boundary lines OF
the san Isabel Forest. passing thru tho
well known anc truly beautiful vii
lsEc OF Beuiah. where many Pueblo
folks enjoy cool mountain air during
the hot summer months
In large clearing, overlooking <
Squirrel Creek, n short distance from
the opening OF tho forest. plans arc
already formulated for the erection OF
community building. which is 10 be
used for tho convenience of tourists
and others who spend their vacation
time In San Isabel Forest. A large pa
vilion and rcfrcshmcnt concessions
will form part OF the attraction of
this Community House. Water can he
piped from Squirrel Creek with com
narrative ease. giving added comfort to
visitors.
Travelling along Squirrel Crock. we
were rapt in the scenic beauties pre-
srntcd to our eyes. Abundant yogata-
iion. trees Of nearly every known va
rtety. tall stately frs. beautiful ccdars,
graceful pines, add their presence to
the forest, together with the wonder
fIi rock formations. rivaling tho Car
d"n Of the Gods OF Colorado Springs
Tor their picturcsqucucss Blue grass
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15

school contests at the Pinon school,
some of the athletic events were of
necessity deferred.
District No. IL captured tho cups In
the literary, athletic and sweepstakes
contests.
For the high school contests the
literary cup was awarded to the Lake
side Nineland team: the athletic cup
went to the Rye school as did also the
sweepstakes cup.
In points these eight schools scored
as follows In sweepstakes: District Il.
~ points: Excelsior. rs points: Avon
dale. IL points: Pinon. 30 points: Will
son. 3 points: Lakeside -Vineland. "a
points: Boone. points; Rye. 81 points
~ committee meeting Of the di-
rcctors' association was held in Mrs
Bakers office in the forenoon and the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15

ings. Recently. leading business men
OF that city formed n sociability tour
and travelled in autos as far as Tulsa,
Okla. advertising their city's scenic
attractions.
Let's put Pueblo on the may not only
as tho Pittsburg of the West but as
n tourist resort of Incompatible
beauty.
Lots all be boosters for our city.
and have the San Isabel National For
est on the tips of our tongues when a.
summer home is contemplated. a home
where pure mountain water. cool. re-
freshing air and truly wonderful ma
turc studies. await someone to en-
Joy them.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15

farewell meeting for Captain
and Mrs Davenport. of the Salvation
Army. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Davcn-
port. of the same organization. will
be held tonight at S o'clock, in the
salvation Army hall.
Tho members of the organization
are leaving for Monirose. where Cap
tain Davenport accepts his first
charge in Ike army. He has been
connected with the local organization
during the past sixteen months. and
has received his promotion to the
captaincy during the last few daya
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15

Judges and auditors of tho recent
rural schools contests met in the office
OF County Superintendent Baker yes
tcrday. and. the first official announce
mcnt of the general results was made:
tho complete list of winners is expected
to be ready for the public within a
few days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15
LIST OFPRIZE WINNERS
MSCHOOL CONTESTS ANNOUNCED

It was finally agreed that the de-
ferred athletic contests, unfinished bc-
cause night came too soon. would not
be completed. but that tho contests
would be Judged and the prizes
awarded us far as the events were
completed. Both Mt the grade schools
contest at the Lakeside. and the high
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15
vAssAR TRACK MEET

Poughkcepsie, NJ Y. May 14.-one
record was broken in the athletic
meet held at Vassar college today.
Miss Helen Taylor of Westport,
Conn. made the IS yard dash in 0 Is
seconds Tho previous record was
. 3-5 seconds. held by Miss f. Conant.
Glass of 1918.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15

mill levy. teachers salaries and the
plans for a union high school for tho
seven districts interest Cd in that prop
osition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15
Unb0unded
The Above spanc Contributed By;


G. Harkness General Groceries,
II r Huffman Co. Groceries and Meats Lake City, Colo
Soderhoim Goods Hats Notions, City
F. Williams Transfer. Hauling.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
SOCIALISTS Reject
FOREIGN AFFILIATION

Detroit-By refusing by 35 to TO
affiliate with the third internationale
OF Moscow. the socialist party voted in
Its annual convention here against In
ternational relations and. for the next
year at least. will pursue its course
alone.
The vote came after Victor Berger.
Morris Hillquit. Algernon Lee and
other leaders had denounced the soviet
government as the -murderers OF the
socialists OF Russia and as wreck
ing crew" bent on the destruction OF
socialist parties.
The convention voted down all pro.
posals for foreign affiliations. includ-
ing u motion to join the 'two-anda-
half' internationale at Vienna.
Seized with what Morris Hillquist de-
scrlbed as u "homicidal mania" the
convention killed three resolutions
which sought to define dictatorship
by the proletariat' as a part OF the
socialist policy. and then overwhelmed
two others which asserted the dictator
ship Is not now an issue.
The three-hour session ended with
all reference to working class dicta.
tion barred from the party policy.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
MARY PiCKF0RD WINS
Nevada Attorney y General Loses FIsh,
On Decree.

Minden, Nev.-District Judge Ian
gan has upheld the divorce OF Mary
Pickford and Owen Moore. motion pic
ture stars. In March. 1920. The deci-
sion Is to be appealed to the state
supreme court by Attorney General
Fowler.
The action attacking the divorce
was brought by the encouragement
on the ground that the laws covering
divorce had not been properly lived
up to by the principals.
In his decision Judge Langan held
that the laws conferred upon the at
torney-general no authority to insti-
tute an action for the setting aside
OF divorce DEGREES. The court. and not
the attorney-general. was the repre-
sentative OF society and the state in
divorce cases. the decision held The
judgment In the divorce action was
the best evidence OF the legality OF
the action and could not be contra
dicted, 1t continued.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
GOMPERS IS AGAIN
ELECTED BY LABOR
First Serious Opposition Since
1894 Defeated BY Vote
of 2 to |.

Denver. Colo. President Samuel
Gompers. Americas veteran labor
MISUNDERSTANDING defeating his
first serious opposition since 1894
Saturday was returned TO office with
his entire administration for another
year by the American Federation OF
Labor.
The labor chiefs forces made
clean sweep from the beginning, when
President Gompers was returned to the
presidency for the 10th time by over
whelmingly defeating John l.. Lewis.
president OF the United Mine Workers.
by vote OF 25.O22 to 1924.
The vote was taken amid scenes of
wild enthusiasm. rivaling those of ma
tional political conventions. The gal.
leries were packed with spectators.
The convention floor was overlooking
with delegates and their friends.
Cheers and applause swept the audi
forum at every vote.
This was the first time that Com.
pers had been seriously opposed since
1894. when he was defeated by John
Nc Bride. mineworker but was re-
turned to office the following year.
When his victory was announced the
labor leader. who is now II years old.
could scarcely control his emotions.
The election OF Gompers brought to
close one OF the hottest political
campaigns ever waged in the history
OF organized labor.
Cincinnati, o.. was selected for the
site .! the next convention.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01

in view of the fact that our val
ley is mighty good poultry
country and the farmers need in
struction and encouragement
just now to help them build up
this branch of their operations.
We have noticed ever since we
came to kamiah that so far as
the activities of the counties are
concerned, kamiah is let pretty
much alone. The assessors and
tax collectors don't forget about
us, but there is comparatively
little OF the general benefits that
come back to us out of the money
that the counties spend for agri-
cultural and general community
affairs. An exception can be
made in the case of the county
nurse, and no one can have any
complaint on the time that Miss
HOLES has given to kamiah. We
only wish that the county agent
were as well known here as she
is.-kamiah Progress.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
No Mans Land.

The Kamiah Valley seems to be
mo Mans Land" so far as the
work of the county agents OF
Lewis and Idaho counties is con-
cerned. The village and west
part of the valley lies in the
former county, while the greater
part of the farming section is in
Idaho. This month a number OF
poultry demonstrations are be-
ing held by the county agents of
both, but neither has made any
dates for demonstration in this
section. In Idaho county, Wood
land, Glenwocd and Kidder Ridge
are favored, but nothing was
done for the poultry raisers be-
low these points, while the Lewis
county agent isn't announced to
come off the prairie. All this
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01

f. Rierson at his home on Big
Bear ridge, reports that he has
practically freed a quarter sec
ton of his land from squirrels by
gassing them. His method is to
attach hose to the exhaust of
the Ford and run the car into
the midst of the squirrel colony.
While one man keeps the car
running another makes good use
of shovel in plugging up every
hole that smoke issues from, and
Mr.. Rierson says the effect is as
complete a a gas bomb. Com
pared with the expense of buy
ing poison or the damage the
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
Quarter Sells For $4,000.

The quarter section a mile and
a half southwest of town known
as the Josh Kline place, and own
ed the past year by Geo. w. Ste
phens, was sold by the Craig
mont Real estate Co., to ]. w.
Westfall, for $4,000. This price
included the growing crop. The
deal was concluded the past week
and Mr.. Westfall will take imme-
date possession. We have not
learned Mr.. Stephens intentions,
but this being the last piece of
his holdings here he will try, as
we have heard, to buy near
acknowledgement Regis
ter.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
Frank 6reshears New Idaho Marshal

Boise.-The question as to who will
be the next United States marshal for
Idaho has been settled. Senator Borah
and Senator Gooding have agreed upon
Frank Breshears OF Caldwell. present
head OF the state constabulary. ex-
sheriff OF Canyon county. His nom
ination will be sent to the senate by
the president and will be confirmed,
but the change will probably not take
place until Leroy c. Jones, present
marshal, completes his term.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
CLIPPED FROM EXCHANGES
Clark-MatOOn.

Miss Agnes Clark, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Clark, and
Mr.. Larramore Mattoon of Nez-
perece were united in marriage
at the home of the brides par
ents at 10 o'clock a. m. Sunday
by Rev. c. r. Waite. After a
wedding breakfast the happy
couple autoed to Nezperce where
they will make their future home
The bride is one of Kooskia's
most popular young ladies and
the groom is well known and
highly thought of in this local
ity.-kooskia Mountaineer.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
Valera 10 Arrested And Then Released

Dublin. Eamonn de Valera, the
Irish republican leader. was arrested
Wednesday night near this city and
later released. II has been definitely
established. There had been earlier
denials from the Sim Fem authorities
that he ha been apprehended. II is
declared here there wss no intention
en the part u the authorities In Ire.
lAna u Arrss1 Ds vsisrs-
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
Bring your films to Schaecher
for developing and printing. If

Several real bargains in End
hand cars and trucks at the
Hoene Hardware. All overhaul
ed and in first class shape. 25-1
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01

squirrels do if left alone. the me-
thod is exceedingly cheap as well
as successful.-Troy News.
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