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The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
UNITED CONFEDERATE
 VETERANS ELECT CHIEF
CRy Associated Prcssl

CHATTANOOGA. Oct 27.-General Julian s. Carr, of Durham, was elect ed commander-in-c chief of the United Confederate Veterans, succeeding Gen eral K NJ. Van Zandt. The conven- ton chose Richmond for the next re- union.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
FLoRIOA's LOSS IS BIG

TAMPA. Oct 27. - Insurance men have estimated the damage through out Florida, as the result of the storm. at 5000 900 and the Tampa damage between $IO0O,OOO and $2.oo00o0
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
BODY FOUND SAID TO
 BE THAT OF BANDIT
OBy Associated press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 27. - The body of young man. with a bullet wound in his head was found in a va cant lot. It has been identified par tially as that of the bandit who killed a postoffice clerk at the Ferry station yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
NEGRO H0LDUP IS
 RIDDLED WITH BULLETS
CRy Associated prcssJ

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Oct 27. Follow ing m attempted holp up a negro bar ricaded himself in house and before smoked out and riddled7SAO$ N x he could be smoked out he was rid died with bullets and fatally wounded A detective was shot and several po- licnmcn seriously wounded
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
PASSENGER EXPRESS
 JUMPS THE TRACK
OBy Associated Prcssp

ROME, Oct 27...The passenger ox- press train from Naples jumped the track in crossing a river bridge twen- ty miles north of Reggie plunging into a stream and it is feared the casualties are heavy. The engineer and four trainmen are missing.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
TACOMA KIDNAPPER
 BE GIVEN PARDON
CBy Associated rrcss)

OLYMPIA, Oct 27 - Acting Gov. ernOr COyle has granted an uncondi- tional pardon to George Stagg, former Tacoma newspaperman who was con. yicted of kidnapping his own child a year ago and sentenced to serve ten years in the penitentiary.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
SENATE WILL REPEAL
 EXCESS PROFITS TAX
CBy Associated rrcss)

WASHINGTON. Oct 27.-The sen ate defeated the Reed amendment to the tax bill proposing the retention of excess profits tax at approximately half the present rates. and agreed without a record vote to repeal this tax next December 31.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
SECURITIES STOLEN
 WORTH MANY MILLIONS
lHv Associaled prcssl

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Further in vestigation of the down town mail truck holdup last Monday indicated that the stolen securities might have a value of several million dollars
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSES WASHED
 INTO THE BAY
,Rv Associated Prcss)

TAMPA. Fla. Oct. 27. - Two per sons were killed and damage aggre gating more than $l.OOO,OOO was done as a result of the gulf storm. Ap- proximately four hundred houses were washed into the bay at Palmetto Beach.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
WANT RECOGNITION
 OF IRISH REPUBLIC
,Rv Associated Prcssp

BATON ROUGE, La, Oct. 27.-The legislature of Louisiana passed q re8o- lution asking President Harding to recognize the Irish republic by a vote of 51 to 80
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
VANDERBILT PRESENTS
 NEW BANKING SCHEME
CBv Associated Press,

WARSAW, Oct. 27.-Frank A. Van derlip, New York financier, present ed to President Pilsudski a plan for the establishment of Bank of the United States and Europe" with a ca pacity of $1O00,0O0.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
PLANE CATCHES FIRE
 TWO AVIATORS KILLED
,Hy Nssocta,yd Prrssp

HONOLULU, Oct. 27. - Lieutenant Uric Bouquet. of Brooklyn and Staff Sergeant Vernon F. Vickers of Mont gomery. Alabama. were killed when q plane crashed in flames from a 2.OOO feet altitude
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
JAPANESE TROOPS
 TOEVACUATE SIBERIA
,Rr Assocratrd PrcS4

TOXIC, Oct 27.-The war depart ment has announced the intention of Japan to evacuate Siberia at an early date. turning over the responsibility for peace to the Markuloft government at Vladivostok.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
BRANDS POLICIES
 GIVEN ENDORSEMENT
CRy Associated Press)

PARIS Oct. 27.-The chamber of deputies sustained the policies of Premier Briand by vote of conf dence 3S1 to lS6
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
ANCLO- JAPAN ALLIANCE ONE
 BIG FACTOR
CRy Associated Prcss)

HONGKONG. Oct. 27-Lord North cliffe. in an interview with Reuter- cor respondents, said the AnFlo-Japare.H alliance k undoubtedly me domin- ating factor which prevents and has unfitted the attempt by Great Britain, Japan and the United States to solve the problems of the Pacific"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
MUST DEMOBlLlZE HUNGARIAN ARMY
DR. HADLEY GUILTY
 OF MURDERING WIFE
,Hy Associated prcss)

RICHMOND Va, Oct. PA verdict ol guilty of murder in the first degree was returned against Dr. Wilmarth A Hadley, former army surgeon. charged with the murder of his wife. Sue Kathleen, whose body was found in the James river three years ago.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
MONTANA AND IDAHO
 BANKS CLOSE DOORS
CBy Associated prcss>

LIVINGSTON. Oct 27.-The First State Bank has closed, pending a re- organization, on the advice of the bank inspector Poor returns from cattle and sheep are among the reasons given and also bad collections.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
PASS APPROPRIATION
 FOR CENTENNIAL 1922
lHN Assnclnl-l prr,.L

WASHINGTON. Oct 27 LeEisla- tive action has been completed by the senate on the resolution providing an appropriation of SI.0o0O0O for Amcri- can participation in the Brazilian cen tennal at Rio de Janciro next year. The measure now goes to the president for his signature
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
STOLEN REGISTERED
 MAIL IS RECOVERED
CB, Associated prcssJ

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 27. The po-toffice authorities have announced the recovery of the pouch of registered mai taken yesterday by bandit who shot and killed postal guard The pouch contained one hundred and twenty pieces.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
AMERICAN CONSUL IS
 STABBED BY UNKN0WN
lRv NssccInled prcsll

WASHINGTON. Oct 27. - An uni identified assailant assaulted and stabbed Lloyd Birmingham, American consul at Salina Cruz. According to advices at the state department the in- juries are not serious.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
DEATH LIST GROWING

TAMPA. Oct 27. - Five are known to be dead as toll of the storms The damage is now estimated at $2.oo0O0O.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
NO HOPE OF SETTLEMENT

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-The executive committee of the brotherhood met the union chiefs in conference called at the instance of the Labor Board Ben W. Hooper. public member of the board attended the conference with w T McMcamin, labor member Hoopcr said he had a vague possibility for settlement" In mind
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
JEWELRY SALESMAN IS
 ROBBED MUCH MONEY
cBy Associated Prcss)

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1.-Two ban dits robbed Sam Hurwitz, a jewelry salesman, of jewelry worth $6O.O0O which he was transporting in an auto mobile to another store for exhibition The holdups escaped in an automobile
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
TEN ARE DROWNED
 CROSSING RIVER
CBy Associated prcssD

MANILA. Oct 27.-Ten Filipino wo- men and children were drowned while attempting to cross the mouth of Caga- van river in an open boat
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
LABOR BOARD
 NOT MAKING
 ANY HEADWAY.
CBy Associated Prrssp

CHICAGO, Oct 27.-The Railroad Labor Boards investigation termin- ated abruptly at S:3O o'clock last night when five union leaders asked permission to make an announcement to their men that an adjustment is not believed final
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
COAL MINER WRECKED
 EXPLOSION DYNAMITE
CBv Associated Press,

PITTSBURG, Kans. Oct. 27.-Two charges of dynamite wrecked the Gray Wolf mine near Gross. Kansas.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
WATERFRONT WIPED OUT

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 27 The entire water front of St Petersburg was wiped out by the gulf stream storm.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
ANOTHER SUSPENSION

BOISE, Ida, Oct 27.-The Belle view Bank and Trust Company, of Beleyiew. suspended The cause is not announced.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-27
Little Entente POIUers Issue Ultin1dtum to Hungary and
 Demand Surrender Charles
(By Associated Press)

LONDON 2The little  to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
ENCLAND'S WOMEN GOLFERS
BID FOR TOURNAMENT HON0RS

Deal. y. J., Oct, 4-The danger Of
the woman's golf championship of the
United States being captured by an
Englishwoman. increased today when
three representatives OF Great Britain,
survived the first round of match play
of the national tournament in impress
sive style at the Hollywood golf club.
Miss Cecil Leith, champion of Great
Britain. France and Canada won by 5
and : eliminating Mrs. r. II. Hammer
of New York She had an easy op-
ponent. but her trip to the turn in Il
against a head wind increased respect
for her Babe" Ruthlike driving pow
or.
The greatest upset of the day, was
the defeat OF Miss Glenna Collett OF
Providence, who had tied for the quail
flying medal by Miss Edith Leith, sister
Of the british champion, and . Miss
Collects poor putting and one shot
into a ditch were to blame. The clos
est match was between Mrs latham
Hall of England, who had tied Miss
Collett in qualifying and Mrs. W.
Gavin OF New York. which went to
20 holes. Mrs. Hall won as the result of
Mrs. Gavin unthinkingly tamping her
foot in a bunker with her club be-
fore sne had played out. Mrs. Gavin
did this in the qualifying round and II
cost her two strokes. Today II meant
The match as she lost the deciding hole
under the rules.
Mics Alexa Stirling OF Atlanta, de-
Tending champion had no trouble II
surviving. OF the other American ia
vor!tes. Miss Mildred Caverly of Phil
adelphia had the greatest difficulty de-
feating Miss Bessie Fem of Portland
Maine. at the I9 hole. A tee shot out
of the bounds by a hair at the 18th pos
sibly cost Miss Fem the match as sht
was / up after playing the It'll.
The summary, in the order Of thu
draw:
Miss Edith Leith. England. defeated
Miss Glenna Collect, Province. three
and two.
| Miss Mildred Caverly. Philadelphia
defeated Miss Bessie Fem, Portland
Me. l Up nineteen holee) Miss Elain'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05

Rosenthal. Chicago. defeated Mrs. A
S. Rossin. New York. three and two.
Miss Dorothy Klotz, Chicago. defeat
ed Miss Alex Smith. New York. and
4. Miss Cecil Leith, England. defeated
Mrs. r. H. Hammer. New York, .
and I.
Mrs. F. c. Let's. Jr. Chicago. defeat
cd Mrs. Henry Blumenthal. New YORK
% and 4.
Miss Marion Hollins, New York. de-
foated Mrs. NJ. l.. r. Spaulding. Buffa-
10, 9 ana Z. Mrs. David Gaut. Mem
phis, defeated Mrs. Z. w. Daley, Bos-
ton, and 5.
Mrs. Latham Hall. England. defeated
Mrs. W. a. Gavin, New York, up
go holes).
Mrs. Melvin Jones, Chicago, defeat
cd Miss Ernestine Pearce. Chicago
5 and 2.
Miss Alexa Stirling, Atlanta, defeat
ed Miss Harriette Shepherd, Hartford
Conn. ard s.
Mrs Caleb r Fox. Philadelphia. de-
feated Mrs w. A wimpfeimer, Holly
wood. y. J.. and 8
Miss GeorCiania Bishop, Bridgeport
Conn, defeated Mrs Thomas Huck-
wood. y. J., 4 and J.
Miss Sara Fownes, Ptttsburg, defeat
ed Mrs l.. w. Mida. Chicago. and /.
Mrs. c. H. vanderbeck. Philadelphia,
defeated Mrs l.. ]. 1rumbach, Holly
wood, n. J., 6 and 4.
Mis-. Louise Fordyce. Youngstown.
O.. defeated Mrs. Alexander Pr.ntL.
Cleveland. ! up.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
HUGHEY JENNINGS IS
GIVEN GREAT CREDIT

New York. Oct ~ great deal Of
the credit for bringing tho New York
Giants successfully thru the 1871 PEN
Hughey Jennings. tho grass wing.
jumping jack who won managerial
fame as leader of the Detroit Tigers.
In October of 1920. Jennings signed
a contract to serve as assistant man
srer OF the Giants. taking tho place
made vacant by Johnny Evcrs, who
had been selected to manage tho Chi
caEo Cubs. The acquisition Of Jen-
nines by the Giants came as a surprise
To the fans and II was generally pre-
dicted that he would he ono of the
most able assistants John McGraw
ever had.
McGraw In no wise roiinqulshod his
Job az manager but HuThey began at
once to do all tho work afield. His
'E-yaah'' and grass pulling had been
Heen before at the Polo grounds but
with Hughey an n Giant, the fans took
Tughey' whore before 1t had been
"Aw GO and lay down
The good natured Jennings soon won
favor with tho players and his night
ing spirit helped them to pull thru
many tough games. Jennings is con-
sidered a great little general and he
has proved an able Eecond-heimsnan
This ia Jennings fifteenth year. as a
leader. He won pennants in tho
American league with Detroit in 1917.
1905 and 1909. He II not exactly a
stranger in the National league, hav-
ing spent several seasons with teams
representing Baltimore. Brooklyn and
Philadelphia In the older circuit. He
was a comrsde of McGraw's on the
IA nous old Oriole aggregation.
Jennings was born at pittston. Pa.
IN 1870. and first played professional
baseball with tho Leighton. Ia. club
In 1920 Tho following year he signed
with tho Louisville, KY. club or the
American association playing first
base and short. In 1924. he WAS traded
IN Baltimore Nationals and four years
alter was shifted TO the Brooklyn Ma
iorais. In 1901. he became manager
md captain of the Philadelphia Ma
ionai- and two years later returned
o the Baltimore. Eastern league
hub. PLAYING second and short until
POI when he was drafted by Detroit !
lie was made manager and won the
'ennant that wear All nf his Detroit /
esms were regarded ar pcnnsnt con- |
euders.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
ATTRACTIVE BOUT ON At
STRATT0M PARK TONIGHT

Tn. double main event boxing card
that will be staged at Stratton Park
in Colorado Springs tonight will be
especially attractive 10 tho local fight
fans who will undoubtedly make the
trip TO the resort town to see Eddie
Johnson. local batter. go eight rounds
with George Manlcy.
Heinie Schuman and frankie
Murphy will meet In twolvc-round
bout as the second attraction to the
double featured fistic program.
Both events should give tho fans A
fight card veil worth taking in at the
prevailing prices and one that should
give the boxing enthusiasts plenty of
action.
Johnson is in better shape than he
has been for some time and feels con-
fident no will put away the hard hit
ting Manloy. but hts opponent pos
sesses the sleep powders which may
change the verdict before the end of
the scheduled eight rounds.
Schuman and Murphy should pro-
duce busy affair from tho tap Of the
gong. frankie Murphy will meet
Johnny Tillman in Denver this month
Art Lebesu and Tad Hannigan will
meet in four round bout for the
Boy Scout championship.
The popular prices OF from 81 to -
will he tho admission charge.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
MAN IN RANKS TO
rick UNKNOWN HERO

Paris. oct. t.-Americs's unknown
soldier" who will ind honored
sepulchre i'm the national cemetery at
Arlington. Va. will be selected by
non-comnissioned officer from tho
American forces on tho Rhine at Chal-
onB-Sur- Marine on the morning Of DC
toher y. The body will leave Uavre
late on the evenine Of October IS, on
board the r. s. cruiser Olympia.
Complete arrangements have been
made for the removal Of the body Of
the unknown American to the United
States, 1t was announced by General
Horny r. Allen. comma der Of Amer
loan forces in Germany. here today
At the request Of the American gov
eminent laborate plans formulated
by the French government for receiv-
ing the body in Paris have been
abandoned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05

Rye, y Y. Oct Jim Barnes. rs-
tional open champion and Walter HaE-
m professional champion today de-
featcd Abe Mitchell, and Geo. Duncan,
British professionals. in a ss-hole golf
match and 5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
VOLLEY BALL TO Be
PLAYED At CITY Y

The voIley ball team Of tho City ~
is slated to play the frat game of the
season Thursday night at $3.50 in the
gym OF the city Y. NJ. G. a. when tn.
business mon from the Steel Works
club w invade the down town aggre-
cation. Tho game is expected to ho
fast and furious as tho team under
Frank Wilder ia said to be unusually
strong this year.
The new rules are to be tried In the
initial game of the season. and the
strength of the teams determined with
tho idea of tho city and state tournA-
ments in mind. The city team won out
last winter. but the ability OF the eleven
captained by Paul Mccoy is being kept
dark until the two teams clash. Games
AFRO expected with the various nearby
cities well as tho state tournament
in Denver late In the winter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05

Who will be the opposing hurlers II
today's game Is the question asked by
thousands OF fans all over tho country.
but It is doubtful whether the an
nouncement as to who will have the
twirling honors for the first game of
the worlds series will be known until
prior to the contest
Tho probable choice for the HuEmer
will proba bly, be Carl Mays. their sub
marine hurler Mays registered his
twcnty-seventh victory when he won
the first game of double header with
Philadelphia that cinched the flag for
the American Leaguers on October /
and 1t is thought that Miller Higgins
will send the underhand finger against
tho Giants today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
RECORDS SHOW AMERICAN LEAGUERS
WON MORE SERIES THAN NATIONALS

New York. Oct 4.-Champions in the
American league have been victorious
in ten of the sixteen world series played
since 1905, while the National league
pennant winners have six series TO
their credit. =
Representatives OF Greater New YORK
in the National have been unsuccessiul
against American league opponents SIX
times. Not since 1905 when the GIANTS
won the event from the Athletics has
a New York National team won.
The Giants, pennant winners In isll.
1912. 1918 could not win the series. al
tho they were in hair-hreadth OF the
worlds championship against the Rel
Sox in 1912. Brooklyn has tried and
failed on two occasions.
The Philadelphia Americans made
the smallest numbers OF runs in any
seriee-thres against the Giants In
1895. once Detroi, made but six
against the Boston Nationals Brook
Ign scored only eight runs against
Cleveland last year.
A record of games and runs begin
sCll
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
DENTON WINS FIRST =.
BfLIIARD MdTCH

Pi;tshurE, Pa. oct. tiff Denton
of Kansas city won hir first match in
the National three cushion billiard
championship today afestinE Bob
Cannefax. former champion Of New
York. IN tn ~ in Sc innings. Denton's
high run was five, while that of Cam
nefsS was six.
Charles Otis Of New York defeated
Hush Neal of Toledo. 70 10 Sc in "a
inninse.
ulsh runs-utis. .. Neal, !
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
1EXAS LEAGTERS
PLAY IN MEXICO

Mexico city, Oct. The Dallas base
hall team won from San Antonio to-
dav i2 to S. The San Antonio players
will return to the United States to-
night. the Dallas team remaining for a
series with Mexican teams. The score;
Dallas ..............tot los i2o--la is
San Antonio lilo 600 o0o-s /. =
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05

Frank Frisch's fame as a BAH play.
or with Fordham university won him a
trial with tho Giants In tho spring of
1919. Played twenty games at third
and twenty-nine at second that year
and proved star. Hit poorly because
he hatted cross-handcd. McGraw soon
remedied this. In spring OF 1920 was
set to fill Heinie Zimmerman's place
at third when attack OF appendicitis
prevented his playing for month. but
played in 10 games. fielding well and
batting $50.
with more than so stolen bases 70 his
credit F'risch is reviving lost art
within the leagues this year Tho hA-.
runners under the now style NJ plsr
are under somewhat OF a handicap bu;
tho Fordham Flash has demonstrated
that he had the hbility-McGraw' y
carly coaching was the start for the
sensational youngster.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

Pueblo. Colorado. Tuesday. Oct T.
1921.
Forecast TIL 500 p. m. Wednesday.
For Pueblo and vicinity: Cradius 20
niles. Fair tonight and Wednesday:
not much change in temperature.
For Colorado: Fair tonight and
Wednesday: little change in tempera-
ture-
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The area of high pressure OF large
extent continuesN the eastward. drift
and this morning centrais over the Mis-
souri, valley. IL has caused heavy and
killing frosts in the middle western
states and light frost In southeastern
Colorado. Storm Is passing off the New
England coast and Is accompanied by
light rain over New England and
northern middle Atlantic states and Is
being followed by cooler weather in the
Mississippi and Ohio valleys. A small
depression Is located north of the up
per Lake region. On the Pacific coast
the high pressure area is off extreme
northwest Washington. Light rain oc-
CURED at San Francisco and rain Is
still falling at San Diego this morning.
The weather will continue fair to-
night and "Wednesday in Pueblo and
vicinity with not much change in tenn
pcraturc. II. 3. DICK,
For - hours ended at p M, DC.
I. 1891.
Temperature: a m. Inn. p. m
Dry Bulb. ............to u u
Wet Bulb. ..-..........75 81 81
Rel. Hum ...-........s1 Is -
Dir Of wind INV
Vel Of wind ............t 10
State of weather Clear Clear
Normal temperature for this date. IS
degrees.
Mean. temperature for today. 50 de-
rrees.
Variation in temperature In 20 hours.
y degrees warmer.
Highest temperature. 20 degrees. a,
$50 p. m.
Highest Temperature recorded this
month. ~ years. IS degrees.
Lowest temperature IS degrees at 200
a. m.
Lowest temperature recorded this
month. 20 years, degrees.
Highest wind velocity. Il miles, z. at
800 2. m.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since first OF year. 1T2s inches
Normal precipitation TO date 1884.
Time OF sunrise. 5.5s a IN. Time OF
sunset, 5:5I p. m.
H r. DICK.
Weather Bureau.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05
Weather Conditions in
Other Cities In the Wesl

weather reports OF several cit1ea 10
Colorado and ad3oi,ins states durins
the ~ hours ending O'Clock. yester.
day morning. complied from statistics
furnished By tho wessAer bureau of
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-05

II the sun were extinguished sud-
denly. we shoult not be aware OF the
fact until minutes and is seconds
afterwards.