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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
POPPY DAY MAY 28
AND WHAT It MEANS

Poppy Day, Saturday, May the 2Sth.
owing to the almost unanimous in
terest taken in plans for the proper
observance of Memorial Day, probably
fifteen or twenty thousand silk pop
pics will be sold to patriotic Puebloans
the coming Saturday, which will be
observed throughout America by the
American Legion as Poppy Day.
The beautiful silk flowers represent
ing the poppies that grew in Flanders
fields are in the hands of Adj. Robert
Morris and are the handwork of little
French orphans residing at Pueblo
House. located on the Bay of Biscay,
sale will be returned for the care and
education of the children who made
the flowers, and for the up-keep of
their home which bears the name
Pueblo the generosity of whose
kcitizens is engraved upon the hearts
children, whose fathers gave their lives
for Democracy.
The public is invited to buy the pop
pics from the ladies of the Women's S
Auxiliary, American Legion. Tho pur-
chaser may set his own price-ten
cents or better-and in supporting this
worthy undertaking not only will
be contributing but will secure fitting
decoration to be worn upon Memorial
Day in commemoration of American
soldiers whose graves arc in foreign
countries.
1t is desired by those having the ar
rangements in hand, that cx-servicc
men and their relatives-in fact, all
patriotic men and women, provide
themselves with at least one silk poppy
for each and every member of their
family and that the flowers be worn
Memorial Day
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKET

New York. May 25.-The stock market
today experienced three distinct
phases. 1t opened with an irregular
tone, developed general heaviness dur
ing the intermediate period and ended
with rallies of l to points in which
many losses were retrieved.
The shadow of additional dividend
suspension hung over the market but
it was not until shortly before the
close that passing of the 1-ackawanna
Steel common quarterly disbursement
was announced.
however such as reports from import
ant industrial centcrs of further slow
ing down of operations. These con-
ditions applied especially to the steel
and iron trade and rubber tire produc-
ton.
Rails were dormant most of the day
but featured the rebound of the final
hour, with Mexican Petroleum and sew
eral closely held specialties, steels and
equipments.
Sales amounted to $4,000 shares.
Little or no relief from prevailing
money conditions was evidenced by
rates for call and time funds. on the
exchange all demand loans were made
at seven per cent, the firm tone being
ascrbcd to further Withdrawals of re-
serves by local and interior banks.
Foreign exchange was reactionary,
especially Sterling or British remit
tances, these falling to 3.93A against
last weeks maximum OF 81.
All continental exchanges were quot
ably lower. the Dutch rate falling
thirty paints.
Liberty bords closed at variable gains
and the general trend OF most domestic
issues was toward steadiness but
foreign bonds were irregular. interest
centerng in tomorrows offering of the
new French issue. Total sales, par
value, s11 $751; 900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
KANSAS CRY LIvE.rocx

Kansas city, Mo, MAY 25.-(u &.
bnrcau OF Markcts)-Cattlc receipts
'.sOo; hcof steers steady TO CSC lower:
mostly lon l5c lower. top ycarlinrs
Nso; bulk stccrs. s7.75. quarantine
steers carly. $500. she stock and bulls
weak to &c lower: calves steady to ebo
higher: best vcalcrs to packers. IS *
other classes around steady: bulk
stockors. i5.oous.5O.
Hogs receipts 1880: open slow: .or,-
cd lights to shippers and spccul,tors
l5n2Oc lower; closcd active with pack
crs buying mostly 15d?5c lower: top.
N.l6; bulk of sales. f7.i0ei 500: packing
cows 2'c lower. piEs steady.
sheep receipts 5000: lambs steady:
post native snringcrs. sii.s0 most good
kinds, sii.oonii so: native cwos ful,y
25o lower: best t3.1Jdi. 90: Texas wo,h-
crs unsold carly; goat 1926.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
FOnEIGN ENCHANCE
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

chicago. May e5.-Csttic receipts TO-
""o' very slow: choice tidy weight
ycarlinEs and streets about steady: all
other grades and classes slow: weak To
lower; bulk beef steers. 17.756gss0: bulk
lat cows and heifors. ;5.25ns.,5. bulls
largely. $500 $50.
Hogs receipts 1000. fairly active. i5
n2hc lower than yesterdays average.
lights off most. top $3.50 carly; bulk
y Slons.5o: pigs. IL to 25c lower. bulk
desirable. ts.a51S60
sheep 1900; slow. about steady on
nost lambs: shorn lambs top. Sii.oo;
pest held higher bulk native rprings
carly. s12.oo@l25o; bulls, 800: few
carly native ewes. t.25sTi.so
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26

An excellent bill of PantaEes Naude-
vile will he shown at the Majestic to-
day and tomorrow. Music. dancing,
comedy and song go to make this bill
one OF pleasing qualities and every act
is a new one on the Pantages circuit.
The bill opens with Paul Pctching in
a beautiful electrical novelty, "A Musi-
cal Flower Garden" who makes music
out of everything You sec on the stage
/ from the garden hose to the rake. This
act is indeed a novelty and pleasing
as well.
Wells and BoGgs present an old
Grand Army soldier and n policemen.
The soldier is found asleep in park
and the policeman proceeds to wake
him up and put him out OF the park,
The fun starts with lot of crossfirc
talk that keeps the audience In an
uproar.
orvillc Stamm In young athlete,
good ito look at, who performs fcats OF
strength AS well as singing late songs
and playing the violin. Tho act has
variety and he gets over well.
OLGA Stock, the musical comedy fav-
oritc IL accompanied by "A pianist who
is an artist herself. Miss Stcck has
played al, the big time and comes to
Pueblo with an act that will not soon
he forgotten. Her singing and dancing
are wonderful and presents clean
act that greets encore after encore.
wilkins and wilkins arc the FUN
makers. Mr.. wilkins. IL Is said 'is
absolutely the funniest man In vaude-
VILE His very appearance IN bur-
lcsquc brings outbursts OF laughter
that has stopped the show in many
cities.
A tango dance In this act by Will
kins and wilkins Is worth tho price
OF admission alone. This act is a sure
cure for the blues and tho manage
mont will mako no objection about re-
funding your money IL you arc not
satisfied.
Stcver and Lovcjoy arc tho closing
and feature act OF tho bill and surely
deserve their title. This couple pro
sont songs. dances and pattcr and
close the show with pep and ginger
that goes to make this FantaEcs bill
ono OF extraordinary merit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
Engle and Wlhelrny
Released On Bond

Alfred Engel and A. wilhelmy, sec
retary and president, respectively. OF
the Colorado New Beer Manufacturing
company of taN city. were yesterday
brought before United States Com
missioner Yates on bench warrants
issued by the United States Court at
Colorado.
Direct informations were filed
against the two following the seizure
OF 90 barrels of beer containing. 1t is
alleged alcohol in the amount OF 33
percent.
Bond for each was fixed in the sum
of $500, which was furnished, and they
were releasted to appear before the
October term of court.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
Open High Low Close y !

New York. May 25.-Prime mercsn
tile paper sNG7. Exchange weak
sterling demand, 5e,. cables, snis,
francs demand. si2; cables sN: Belgian
francs demand. si2 cables So ruiiders
demand 3S.l5; cables 1925. Lire Dc
msnd 57i: cables. 53a marks demand
isS cables. les. Greece demand, biO.
sweden demand, 2S.3o. Norway dc.
mnnd 1880: Norway demand. i6 -; Ar
eentinc demand. 1880. Brazilian dc.
mand. l5.s': Montreal, 10 ?-1s per cent
discount.
Time loans steady: 60 DAYS, 20 davs
and months. 81 pcr cent.
tall money firm; high. :: low, =:
ruling rate. = closing bid. 81 offered
lat q laat loan. :.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
CIyne Theater Tonight

Wanda Hswley and Violet HcminG
viii ho tho beautiful stars In the super
production "Evcrywoman' TO he seen
at the Clync thcater tonight and
Thursday evening.
1t is n story OF cvcrywoman's quest
for love. Wealth and flsttery. dissi-
patton and vanity stand in her way.
but her quest Is finally successful. y
picture that every woman wants to
sec. Gorgeous gowns marvellous
scenery. splendid cast headed by
Violet Hcming and II story that
touches tho SPOT. 4 modern eStrava-
gansa-a riot OF bcauty--a feast for
the eyes and for tho senses. Every
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH SICK
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Conner.

Shenandoah. Va. were both III. He
writes: rheumatism and bladder
trouble was our trouble. My wifc
had rheumatism In her arms 80 she
could not use thom. She has had no
trouble since taking Foley Kidney
Pulls. | don't have To get up at 1ipht
so much since taking Foley Kidney
Pills, NOR have a weak back"
Backachc. sore. swollen or suff mus
clcs or joints. tried languid feeling
yiold quickly TO Foley Kidney Pills
Tho Horn Drug Co.-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
COLORADO POSTAL MEN
TO MEET HERE MONDAY

Tho state association OF u. 5. Mail
-arricrs. affiliated with the National
issocintion. viii convene in Pueblo
Monday. MAY 30. Memorial Day. and
.ae In session tWo days, tho meetings
beinE held In the Y. NJ. &. a. assembly
laii There will he hero delegates and
nail carriers from every city and town
N colorado enjoying the Dement'S OF
.naii delivery. and tho local force Of
,rriers are arranging to properly en-
tertain the visitors
by act of congress-" said mail
carrier yesterday. seven days In the
|Nchr arc legally designated As holidays
|ior mail carriers and Memorial Day.
May 80. IL one OF thom. Because OF
that fact Memorial Day was dcsis-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26

woman" is the story OF every woman
"A picture that every woman and every
man will enjoy seeing. Don't be ON
the outside looking in-bc on the inside
and you'll know more and feel better.
You VIII see the bazaar where every
woman auctions kiss to the highest
bidder. see the undrcamcd Of banquet
given by Wealth to Everywoman. sec
E,vcrywoman's success on the stage.
finally sec her success on the stage OF
Life. See "Everywoman." the picture
of all time
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26

mated as the date for holding the state
convention. Nevertheless II has ord
cred that tho carriers make one dcliv-
cry next Monday. which means that
instead OF having our holiday most OF
us will have less than half n day TO
entertain visiting carriers and dele
gates
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26

Furnished by N. s. walpoIc. Rooms
3e9-5i Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Cement. iiovii.
g. w. Sugar. common. 22oNc55.
q. W. Sugar. pfd. 1o1Mlo+
Holly Sugar. common. 3onc3
Holly Sugar. pfd.. s7mS?.
Utah. Idaho s5Dn4.70.
Annals, IismIA.
Annals, pfd., a5T25.
Goodyear common. ~ as
Goodyear. pfd.. a5n26.
Goodyear calf. pfd.. sos. ASK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. May 25.-Cattlc a,soo. market
iSu25c lower: beef steers f.o0nS.oo; Z;
COWS and heifers. s5.oou65h calves.
IS d0dioIS; Htockors and fcedors. ~ 80
ds.I5: bulls. fs.75dl15.
Hogs 100. market I5c to ahc lower: :
top $50. bulk. t5.5Ons.0n.
Sheep 400; steady: lambs, SO hOq
10 so. cwcs. t5.eonS.so: spring lambs,
$40 mn 'nT
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
BRONCHIAL TROUBLE CAUSED
ANXIETY

No medicine has a better rcputa-
tion than folcys Honey and Tar for
quickly relieving coughs. colds and
Group. II loosens the phlcEm and
mucus. clears the passages. cases
hoarscncss. stops tickling throat
John q. HckkinE. 1875 Burgess Place,
Passaic. n. j.. writes: II was sur
fcring from an ncutc case OF bror-
chial trouble which gave me consid-
crahlr anxiety. Foley's Honey and
Tar deserves all tho credit for my be-
Ing well now" Tho Horn Drug Co.
ADV.
Tho eucalyptus tree, n native Of Aus
tralia. often grows to a height OF four
hundred feet
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
HEADS OF FAMILIES
ORDERED DEMOBILlZED

Paris. May 25.-Thc government. on
a favorable report from tho stan In
tho Ehineland. today ordered dcmobil-
ization OF tho married men and sup
poriors OF families from the class Of
1919
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
,ruCA.o POTATOES

Chicago. May 25.-Potatocs receipts
So cars. old northern white sacked and
bulk 1OdS5 cwt.; new Texas and Louis
lana Bliss Triumphs No. 2.son3.oo
cwt: No. :, lhn1l15 cwt.: South car
oIinn Iriah Cohhlcrp. $50 barrel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
,,Iurnr, no~p oUorArIo>s

Furnished by n. s. Walpoic. Rooms
s2n-S2 Thatcher Eiock. Pueblo.
ist az, $500; lst "a, So TO- Is, i.s.
81 sos md as. Sos. 3rd i.s. ao.5i: ith
sIs. sT.ci. Victory. AS. o7.st. Victory.
3ss. eGS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
NEW Ncnk corrnN rxcaAx..

NOV Nork, May 25.--Cotton futiir a
closed steady. July, 1910. October.
1855; December, uca: January. iI,i.
March, ii55.
Cotton closed steady at net sd.
vance of IS to IS points.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
MEIAI4

Now York. May 25.-Coppcr steady:
July, l3hnl2is. Tin easier: spSt and
nearby 5s.2apss.5o. futures 3s.a5as.. 20.
iron nominally unchanged. Lead
steady; spot 500. Zinc quiet: East 81.
Louis delivery spot is5ui.ao. AntimonS
5.aj.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
Culc<co rnoDrcr

Chicago. May Clutter Io1er-
creamery extras. 25iz firsts. se1es,,: !:
seconds. liG2i. standards. 2I..
CnscE. '''"
Poultry alive lower. fowls 81: bro,i-
crs 90
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE

Kansas CITY. May 25.-Buttor. oEes
and poultry unchanged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
NIlAEn

New York. MAY -. Bar xi,ve, A.
rnostic: ~, foreign. 5s,. Mexican al
lar, az.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26

Now York. May 2s.-spot cotton. 1905.
Steady, 80 up.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
LOCAL OIL MARKETS

Furnished by Downs & Company, 1tS
w. Second St. Pueblo, Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-26
NEW NEW. YORK coTroN EXCHANGE

TotnI SRIcs. sSo. 300.
Bonds. total sales. sie. ..i55. 900.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-19
HIGHWAY WEATHER BULLETIN
 River Crossinqs

Ehrenberg: Ferry is now open. Sacaton: Crossing in fair condi- ton. No water in the river.
 Apache County Springerville; National old Trails. Ocean to Ocean Highway: East, good in general, occasional rough spots. West, fine, except four miles rocky road at Flagstaff. Bridges good; weather dry, cold nights. warm days.
 Cochise County Bridge between Benson and Dra- goon open to traffic. All county roads in good condition.
 Coconino County New road from Maine to the Grand Canyon, good Other roads rough and rutted but dry and passable.
 Gila County Roads are in good condition.
 Graham County Roads in fair condition in all parts of county.
 Greenlee County Roads in good condition. Clifton Springerville road will be completed to Rose Peak about December 1st-
 Maricopa County Valley roads fair; to Wickenburg fair; Black Canyon road fair: Supe- rior to Florence good; Apache Trail rOughj road west to CauIOrnld Id4r'
 Mohsve County Main roads in good condition and all other county roads in fair condi- tion Traffic being routed on Old Trails via Oatman.
 Navajo County Whiteriver: Roads are dry and quite good except for erosion caused by heavy floods.
 Holbrook: All roads dry and in good condition except few rough spots. Weather fine.
 Pima County Tucson -Nogales road being paved for 10 miles south. Traffic detoured via Twin Buttes road, good condition
 Pinal County Mountain roads are in good con- dition. Valley roads fair but begin ming to get dusty and chuck holes are forming.
 Santa Cruz County Roads in good travelling condition
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-19

recommending that congress provide the reclamation service with funds to carry on work on the uncompleted irrigation projects. it seems to us that now is the opportune time to get fa- vorable actiol or these projects that are of vital interest to the southwest. and more particularly to Arizona We have written the wholesalers board of trade of your city urging that they as an organization and the members thereof take the matter up with their eastern supply houses and factories and urge that they present the mat ter to their respective congressman in an effective manner, and we wish that your organization as such and the individual members thereof would urge upon every business institution of importance in your city the i'm portance of this move and urge ener- getic action in support thereof. It is to your interest to do so for many reasons and if the matter is handled vigorously enough through your cit izens and business men you can get in personal touch with many eastern congressman, and we need their help; without it we are powerless."
Arizona republican., 1921-11-19
MANY WOMEN ID GO .ON AUTO CLUB RUN ID BORDER SUNDAY

The announcement by the Auto mobile Club of Arizona that the so- ciability run to Nogales tomorrow is intended for women motorists as well as men is causing no small furry of excitement among the feminine con tingent, with the result that there promises to be quite as many women motor enthusiasts in the motorcade as men.
 This is no sense a stag affair."" declared President Ross of the club. inspeaking of the coming motor event of the season. Word has been received from the committee on ar rangement at Nogales that every pro- vision is being made to provide en- tertafnment for members of the par ty. and we expect a goodly number to participate.
 q had no thought of making the trip" declared a prominent business man yesterday. until my wife began to talk about it. She had never ex- perienced the peculiar jingle of plac- ing foot on foreign soil, she said, and intimated that as good provider I should not overlook the opportunity of affording her good time when a matter of this kind is arranged. The upshot of the discussion that fol- lowed is that we are both going, and I rather suspect that my wife's views will spread around among our friends and acquaintances, with, the result that several other couples will be added to the party
 All of which might indicate which way the wind blows. Many wives have never uttered word of protest when their husbands saw fit to visit Nogales 'on business" Now comes haa fl of the club asking the ladies to join the merry throng, and good many of them are going to insist that the time has come for a little sightseeing on their own account.
 The trip will be made in ease and comfort. The roads are reported in good condition. and the journey will be made in a leisurely manner with a long stop for luncheon at Tucson It is planned to leave the chamber of commerce building promptly at ' a.
 m. Sunday morning, November 20 and to arrive at Nogales at 6 p. m
 of the same day.
 Sunday night and Monday will be devoted to sightseeing on both sides 1 of the border. Dancing, music and
 a Spanish luncheon are some of the l entertainment features which have 1 beeen planned and a genuine good l time is assured all who go.
 The trip itself will be thoroughly
 worth while. for the route from Phoe- nix to the border is noted for its broad vistas and picturesque scenery
 With the exception of a few rougf | stretches the highway is in excep- tionally good condition.
 1 Though the major portion of the motorcade will be made up of Phoe- nicians, it is expected that outside 1 points will furnish a considerable 1 quota of the caravan, Glendale, Mesa
 Tempe and Chandler have given as
 surance of representation and dele l gations are also expected from Pres. colt, Casa Grande, Globe, Miami ant 1 Tucson.
 ] Aside from it's sociability feature
 the event is planned as a novel ad 1 vertisement of the Phoenix Nogale l highway which is part of the mail l north and south travel artery of tn
 state which eventually will connec
 the Grand Canyon with the Mexican I border.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-19
EXAMINATIONS FUR
 TEACHERS ON DEC. 5

Examinations for trial teaching certificates good anywhere in the state will be held in Phoenix Monday and Tuesday, Dec. and 6, according to an announcement made yesterday by A. l.. Jones, county school super intendent. The examinations will be open to those who are graduates Of Q fouryear high school course or a normal school or prep school equiva- lent to a four-year scholastic course All candidates for the examination are urged by MT. Jones to bring their credentials with them.
 This examination will be held in every county in the state on those dates and will begin at o'clock in the morning. This is the second ex- animation for teaching certificates to be held in the county since the new rules governing the examinations were made in July by the state school board. Under the rules only those having a four-year high school course or its equivalent can take the examination.
 A passing grade entities the appli- cant to trial teaching crtificate which is good for two years. At the end of the two years the certificate is made permanent if the holder has taught one year in a grammar school and has taken certain prescribed normal school work. The former first and second grade certificates are eliminated by the rules and are cancelled when they expire.
 Detailed information regarding the coming examination can be had by applying to the office of the county school superintendent, MT. Jones said
Arizona republican., 1921-11-19
NEW FIRE STATION WILL BE OCCUPIED
 BY FIRST IF YEAR

Phoenix new fire station at First and Moreland streets will be occu- pied and equipped by the first of the year, in the opinion of Fire Chief William Simmons. The structure now is nearing completion rapidly The big Seagraves triple combination truck will be assigned to the station.
 The fire department now is in ex- cellent shape so far as men and equipment go, Chief Simmons said. Twenty new fire alarm boxes have just been installed in the city, bring ing the total number to 125. The two pieces of apparatus purchased this fall are on duty and members of the department have drilled on the new aerial truck until they can handle it like veterans. The old trucks have been gone over and repaired, the last going to the paint shop this month for the finishing touches.
 In connection with the extension of the fire alarm system to all parts of the city, Chief Simmons requested that alarms be turned in by box in- stead of telephone whenever possible. The boxes automatically notify ev- cry fire station and the city water works. while telephone alarm must be relayed on to branches of the de- partment from the headquarters sta- tion.
 q suggest that residents locate the alarm boxes nearest them now, so that they will know where to go in case of a fire" the chief said. Tt is best to use the box instead of tele- phone whenever that can be done without dangerous loss of time" Several men will be added to the department to form part of the crew at the new station, but these already have been selected from the list Of applicants and are now in training the chief announced.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-19
VALLEY FRUITS MN PRIZES IN OREGON

Word has just been received by the chamber of commerce that the fruits sent to the horticultural show held by the students of the Oregon agri- cultural college at Corvallis, Ore, were awarded three first prizes and one second. Ferris NJ. Green, a Phoenix boy, was manager of the horticultural department. Official ribbons of these awards have just been received and in letter to Sec retary Welch, MT. Green says:
 ''The exhibits of fruit for the O. A. C. horticultural show arrived here in good shape and were put on exhibi- tion in competition with fruits from the Yuma valley and from California "The specimens of dates took sec- ond prize, giving way to those from the Yuma valley.
 The specimens of grapefruit drew a blue ribbon or first prize.
 ''The navel oranges also took first prize, as did the pomegranates.
 T think that I may state that the show was great success in many ways. Also I have no doubt that your section received some valuable advertising from these exhibits as many people expressed surprise to know that such fruits were produced there on a commercial scale.
 T wish to thank you for your kind ness in gathering these specimens for