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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
WE want your Grain busi-
ness. Quality Feeds all the
time. Spanish Peaks Grain
and Coal Co. Tel. SO.

HYDRo-sToNE HOMES. Phone sts.
H A. SMITH for r1rst class carpet
cleaning. Phone 9H-W.
SOCIAL sEssIoN-rhere will be a
Friday, May 13, for Elks and their
ladies' Admission by card. Danc-
ing 9 p. m.
GET your mower sharpened fof
spring Called for and returned.
Price Arms Co. 4cS West Northern
LUMBER and COAL. Phone 7s2.
snxS Vacuum Tires. 4.55
S0x5h NaCuum Tires. $3.50
Tube Free.
UNITED RUBBER co.
Sill N. Main.-
FENCE F'IRE+A fence and trash
fire in the rear of 21S Polk street re-
suited in no damage last night at II
o'clock Chemical apparatus was used
in extinguishing the blaze
EYE EXAMINATIONS = Kle..ky
eye examinations are scientific. skill
full and accurate. Each lens is exactly
ground to the exact requirements OF
each eye. Office, suite 31c Thatcher
Building. Phone 1851 ".
An-sseel eafes and c.btneta Ths
Best. OBrien Printing o..
MODERN woopMEN OF AMER
ICA-Pueblo Camp 7l1l will gtve
big party at X. +. hall Thursday night
May 12th. Everybody invited. Ad-
mission fifteen cents. plus war tax
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
FARM nur.p>es pE,rnoyEp

Fort Morgan. Colo, May 1o.-Farm
buildings on tho ~. n. Porter ranch,
southwest OF town were completely de-
stroyed by fire which started from
burning weeds today. The loss was
5000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11

That Better Oakland Car can nos
be bought for 81 1880 delivered a
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11

That Better Oakland Car can ho1
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11

oppcln. Upper Siiesia. May Io.-The
int~ralhed commission has issued a
proclamation to the people of Upper
Silcsia saying:
The allied powers arc fully agreed
in condemning the disturbances. These
events will not influence tho allies de-
cisions. In due time the allies will
give = decision based solely on tho re-
suit of tho voto and the treaty of
peace"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11

Benefit dance given by Grccnhorr
Baseball club at Brantzels Hall or
Rye road. Wednesday night. May IL
Bosskcrs orchestra.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11

The shaded Of Ger
mining The indicate the
mill planned by
the by May
the
complete control of
follows:
each starting from DusbeF and
will follow ipp
Haeern Datcn Buncn ana
Verne. will m.e the south column at Hamm
The nwlf from Mulheim, Kettve,
Shweim CevelsbeR. Haspe Hagen,
Ecbwerte. Unna, kssnAa and Hamm.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11

Paris. May 1o.-A dispatch to the
Havas agency from Oppeln says reich
swhr desertcrs are forming free lance
organizations between Brcsiau and the
Upper Silesian frontier. II In feared
the dispatch adds that about 10000 of
these troops. grouped in the Krucp-
burg district will march on Roscnburz
now held by the Poles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11

influence their decision as to uppci
Silcsia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
CITY BRIEFS

MALONEY the Tailor has moved
to $40 So. Union ave.
The largest motor vans in the city.
A house full at one load. Phone SS6 w.
Union Baggage Trans,
rs n USED m AN OFFCEf-
THE FRANKLIN PRESS HAS IT."-Phsns II
EVERYTHING In the hardware limo
-rakes, shoveis, garden hose. Pueblo
Hardware Co, 402 Santa Fe Avenue.
BOX SOCIAL ut Vineland hall Fri
day night o'clock for benefit of
Nineland ball team.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
Weather conditions for the
next thirty days will require
a lot Of Coal. Best Canon
Goals m Pueblo-Order to-
day. SPANISH PEAKS COAL
and GRAIN co. Telephone
50.
PHONE roRBUsH FOR COAL.

ROAD INSPECTION Today the
county commissioners win go 10 the
Table Mountain region northeast OF
Eyc to look after some road work said
to be very much needed at this time.
Also the hoard will look over the prop
osition of fencing the l0c-acrc park
located north OF Rye and owrcd by tho
county.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11

William NJ. Stuart.
William NJ. Stuart of Michigan
was recently named by President
Harding to be director of the
census.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

lsi3-The British burned Buffalo and
Black Rock.
1s3a-Admlral Sir Frederick Maitland.
the British naval officer to whom
Napoleon had surrendered. died
at sea.
Isi1-John p. AltReld. governor OF illi-
nois 1862. born in Berlin. Ger
many. Died at Joliet. Ill, March
II. 1909.
is5e-Marriage OF Rutherford h. Hayes.
the future President. and Miss
Lucy w. webb. OF Chillicothe. O.
ls55-The new state mouse at Salem.
ore. was destroyed by fire.
lS6s-The famous Crystal Palace, in
London, was partially destroyed
by fire.
lseo-Henry Il. Brown OF Michigan was
commissioned associate justice of
the supreme court OF the United
States.
1s03-Nearly 500 persons. mostly women
and children, persisted in the Iro-
quois Thcater fire in Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
The Duty Of Good Citizenship

loo many Americans inclined to look upon the
officers of government instruments by which they
relieved of the obligations of citizenship, rather than
instruments that enable them to perform their duties
citizens If lawlessness is and crimes are
frequent such citizens place the blame upon the officers
of the law and them with neglect of duty, failing
to realize that they too under obligation
that the laws enforced and that lawbreakers are
punished And unless this support and cooperation Is
given the public officials poweress to do all that they
expected to do, and in many they become
indifferent negligent
AT the present time grand jury is in session in
Pueblo county and call has been issued to citizens
generally to assist that body in its work by supplying
the information upon which its action must be based In
the past few months there has been Pueblo and
ally thruout the nation extraordinary amount of law
essness of those conditions there has been
than the usual amount of criticism of officers charged
with the detection and punishment of crime.
1t may be taken for granted that the present grand
jury under the vgant eye of the court will perform its
duty with all diligence and honesty, and it is the
duty of every good citizen to aid work Unless this
done the grand jury cannot effectively act to remedy evil
conditions Nr to punish those responsible for crmn
acts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
The Shortcoming Of France

The most sincere friends and admirers of the French
nation those that will greve most the blunder
of the French statesmen refusing their to the
proposed limitation of submarine construction. This
fusal should made the text harsh criticism
but goes far to justify much that has been said recent
y with regard French militarsm, and the danger that
French aggression holds for the peace of the world.
Americans generally will be slow to take sides in
any controversy that may between France
and England. Both nations the friends of the
United States, and the best interest of the United States
be served only France, England and the United
States act together in behalf of peace and civilization
Upon the surface it appears that France is wholly in
the wrong in refusing go far in the path of dis
armament other nations willing to go. But
Americans who know their history will forget that
England hope for nothing better than to maintain
political conditions they while other nations have
to think that the British lion and cubs hold much
than fair share of the earhs surface.
1t is that the major share of Germany's colonial
empire fell TO Great Britain because that empire alone
willing TO the responsibility of such vast
territories and such numerous peoples But it is not
surprising that there should be Frenchmen and Of
other naonates who feel that they will not pledge
themselves in word deed to permanent policy of
non-interference with British undertakings.
The most favorable thing that be said is that the
situation is not bad it appears There many
at this particular time why France should insist
that the obligations of national defence paramount
all others. But it should be presumed that the
French government intends TO prepare for war with
England 1t is thing TO insist upon the reservation
of rights and is quite different thing to ahead in
the exercise of thoe rights 1t thing for France to
keep her hands free to against England if necessary
and another thing make a hostile attack upon the
British lines of communication at sea.
In this instance also the will peace is of far
importance than the agreements for peace. There is
present danger that France will attack England, and
there danger that England will provoke France to
an attack.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
IN DAYS NEWS"

Professor Eugene Allen Gilmore, the
choice OF President Harding for vice
governor general OF the Philippines. is
a prominent lawyer who gave up a
lucrative practice at the p..' to become
teacher of law at the University ~
Wisconsin. He is so years old, ma
tive OF Nebraska, and graduate OF
Dc Pauw university. After completing
course Mt the Harvard Law School.
in 1899. he began the practice OF his
profession in Boston. Three years
later he went to the University OF Wis
consan as assistant professor OF law.
Later he became professor of law and
dean OF the law school of the Madison
institution. He has been prolific
writer on legal topics and has served
the State Of Wisconsin as its repre-
sentative in the National Conference
of Commissioners on Uniform State
Laws,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
Horoscope
Int De Net Compel
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1921

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1921
Copyright. 1921, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
This is read as, an uncertain day
by astrologerS who find that Jupiter,
Uranus and Neptune are all adverse.
1t is not lucky rule for business
and there should not be important
initiative under this planetary gov
ernment.
Uranus and Neptune are both in
aspects conducive to looking back
ward with regrets, but the mino
should be closed to all despondent or
discouraging thoughts.
All the signs seem to presaEe
period of questioning on the part OF
the public and sever criticism OF
Congress and other legislative bodies.
Lectures will be more popular than
previously and many women Will gain
attention from the lyceum platform
the seers predict.
Since the beginning of the new era
the planetary direction has peer,
strongly influencing the mind toward
the desire to try the benefits of CO.
operation which is the exact antthe-
sis of the idea of militarism or con-
test.
There is likely to be a renewed ac-
tivity for -rich-quick schemes IN
the coming year
the stars making for anxiety and in
creased responsibilities.
Education in financial matters viii
be pushed In homes as well as in IN
stitutions of learning as one of the
advance steps made necessary by the
fines.
There is a forecast that indicates an
unwelcomc foreign visitors who will
cause some sort of disturbance.
Uranus frowns today on aviators
and aviation. Unusual perils are
presaged for journeys in the clouds.
With the closing days of the year
there will he many hopeful conditions
that should be contemplated in pre-
paration for 1922.
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is should
not speculate. Strict attention 10 busf-
ness will assure prosperity
Children born on this day may be
light-hearted and extravagant. but ex-
ceedingly gifted. These subjects OF
Capricorn should be carefully trained
In habits OF thrift.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
The New Year Chieftain

Following its usual custom The Chieftan will give
New Year morning the annual review of the progress
of the year, and present in attractive the
foundstion upon which may be established the growth
and prosperity of the coming months.
single event. the great flood Of June 3rd. domin-
ates local history the year 1921 Yet because of the
splendid spirit and energy of the and of
Pueblo the big story of the year not of disaster but
of restoration. The flood not so important in the
life OF Pueblo the things that have happened in Pueb
10 since the flood.
This Now Year, than other similar
occasions the vital thing is the forward and the
backward view. Puebo's great catastrophe and the
astonishing results Of reconstruction and replacement
mainly important they stimulate thoughts toward the
Vision of the city that is to be.
The New Year Cheftain will present the salient fea-
lures of the cvs past present and prospective future
1t will be good paper keep, and good paper send
away to all those who likely to be interested
in this city, its accomplishments and its opportunities
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
THE CONFERENCE As EDUCATION

worked UP such was never exceeded
in the Middle Ages. BY dozen awful
buga boos the people were harasscd into
state of feverish bellioosi,y.
1t Is not meant by this to impuen
the motives with which wo entered
the world war. bu, simply to recall.
In period of reaction against war,
how easily the war rpirit Is worked
up with flags and drums and speeches.
Some wars are just wars and eorr-
wars are necessary. but the point is
that the methods by which war. are
made are not in the least dependent
upon the merits Of the case. Our at
tack on Spain was fomcnted. more
than by anything else. by tho phrase
Remember the Maine but IL was
never In the least proved that the
Spainiards blew up the Maine and
there is not tho slightest reason to be-
l'evc that the Spanish government had
anything to do with It.
The point Is that long rs men re-
tain this primitive responsiveness 10
war spirit. as long as they respond
to epeeches and flags and drums with
an hysterical yelling excitement. just
as savages respond to the beating OF =
tom tom. just so long as diplomats.
politicians. dema gosses generally can
mako wars at will. And as long as they
can make wars. they will do 30.
Wars are made in the same way that
+. T. Barnum made his fortunc-hy
taking advantage OF the publics cnor
nous capacity for being fooled. Per-
haps that capacity is inherent and un-
changcab BILE. But as far as war is con-
ccrned. another clement now enters
into the situation. War ls no Longer
thought OF so much as a glorious thing
Slowly the counotation. Of the word
are changing. War i- coming 10 mean
poverty. hunger, death. poison Eas,
starving babies. millions OF young men
dead. These grim associa tions are
bound to put check upon the re-
sponsivencss OF the average man to
the war call.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
The Foundation Of Prosperity

In recent address Secretary Wallace declared that
the United States passing thru the agri-
cultural depression in its history and that the prices of
major farm crops lower than any time in the
tions experience. He added that The farmers cannot
continue to produce at loss, and decreased production
must inevitably result shortage and such high prices
as will arouse the bitter complaints of city consumers
There doubt of the truth of Secretary Wallace $
statements, but there TO expect that the bad
times among the farmers will not continue. The first
step toward remedy is to the evil as it really is
The nation is aroused to the danger that threatens
from agricultural depression Important steps being
taken with good prospects of The year will
be better the farm than the old year has bon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

@. Why does one speak of some
thing not wanted as a white elephant!
M. w.
A. 1t was the custom OF the King of
Siam TO send a white elephant to
courtier whose fortune he wished to
destroy: hence something one has and
does not know what to Do with.
Q. Are many automobiles used in
Canada?-C. II.
A. At the beginning Of the war
there were 67,i15 automobiles in use in
Canada. At the present time, the
number has increased to more than
.0co.
q. How is cafe au Iait prepared?-
A. NJ z.
A. Add five cups of hot milk TO one
and one-half cups OF correc made four
times the usual strength. This is a
pleasant change from the usual break
fast coffee.
@. Has Lima, Peru. a tropical cli-
mate FL. NJ. c.
A. A1tho near the Equator. the ell
mate of Lima is delightful. north
ward-flowing ocean current and the
nearby mountains temper the climate
to such a degree that the hottest days
of summer rarely register tomDera-
ture above so degrees F. and the cold
est days of winter are seldom below
90 degrees F.
O. What is the best time TO re-
queen bees M. Il. @.
A. Re-queening is generally recon-
mended after the spring honey flow
is over. From the first of July until
the middle of August is best. The bees
should have at least eight weeks to
build up before the frost occurs.
Q. How is white sauce madc7-M
Il. V.
A. The making of white sauce de-
pends upon the use to which 1T is to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30

he put. For soups, use one cup milk.
one tablespoon fat and one tablespoon
OF flour. For cream sauces. double the
amount OF flour and when using the
sauce as n binding aEent( croquettes.
etc. use four tablespoons of flour to
one cup of milk, and one tablespoon of
shortening.
@. How was tho drum introduced
into Europe 7-J. T. II.
A. The kettledrum. which is one Of
the various percussion instruments
peculiar to all peoples was probably
brought TO Europe by returning Cru
saders.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
FASHION hint

In accordance to the request OF
many readers. Tho Chieftain has re-
sumed the fashion service which
proved so popular. We hnye made ar
rangements with the Beauty rnttern
company of New York to supply ths
patterns to our readers and to run in
The ChieftaIn illustrations OF the lat
est and most convenient styles. These
are of special interest and advantage
to the home dressmaker. Orders for
The ChicftaIn office. but the patterns
will be sent from the pattern COM
pany direct to the person ordering
them.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
1ODAYS EVENTS
A good day to practice writing it

A good day to practice writing IT
'la22."
Likewise to pull out those old good
resolutions" and polish them up hit.
For only another day remains be-
fore 1921 becomes history and a clean
page is turned
Chicago will recall today as the
eighteenth anniversary Of the Iroquois
Thcater fire, in which nearly 600 lives
were lost.
The President and Mrs. Harding arc
to be the guests of honor this evening
in Washington.
Tracts of land In Wyoming aggre-
eating 3.2as acres arc to be thrown
open today for settlement by former
service men.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Rudyard Kipling. one OF the foremost
Of living English writer's. born in In
dia. 5s years ago today.
Prof. stephen Leacock. OF McGin
university. widely known as a humor-
list writer. born In England, - years
ago today.
Mai. Gen. Charles G.. Treat, promi-
mont officer OF the United States Army.
born in Maine, g. years ago today.
Albert f. Smith. former governor of
New York. born in New York city. is
years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30

Mrs. Asquith. who is soon TO begin
a lecture tour of America, has long
been considered one OF the most bril-
liant women I'm London. She is n read
or, writer. "A genuine wit and clever
society hostess. Golf is her favorite
game, and she plays happy and hat
less, on tho famous links OF St An
drew's. Her marriage with Mr.. Az
quith-thon Home Secretary and after
wards Primo Minister was the prom
inent event of London society in 1894
Mrs. Asquith is considerably younger
than her husband, who was a widower
with five children when he led the
brilliant Miss Msrgot Tenant. as she
then was. to the altar az his second
bride.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30
INDUSTRIAL SITUATION

Guarartee New York:
Th. gratifying aspect of the years industrial
is the upturn during the months the
production country which about
midsummer had reached its lowest point since 1914. AL
influence there has been nevertheless since July
upurn pronounced that fundamental
Improvement.
This upturn marked in tho textile industry
AMI less in the iron and steel industry Iron and steel
the estimated normal after allowance for
seasonal influence and long time trend to sc cent
below in July 1921. whence has since advanced
TO point only 46 cent below normal production in
November
Textile production declined from highest point.
in January. 1920. "a cent above the estimated
mai. to its lowest, per cent December
OF the same year From this point the increase was stea
dy ihruout nine months or 1871 with tne exception OF
slight setback in July In september the production OF
textiles L. cent. above normal. which is the
highest since March. 1920.
TIL. large consumption of cotton. required by the
activity the textile industry is particularly
encouraging in view of its influence important
country Governments revised csti
of this years cotton crop OF s3toooo bales eN-
elusive nters. approximately 100000 bales
indicated by the preliminary report made two
months previously. Cotton consumption has increased
each month August, when 41012o bales
n total of 52se1O bales in November. compares
well the consumption of only 332.0b7 bales last
November and a monthly average consumption the
INCREASE IN PRODUCTION GENERALLY
PRODUCTION in many other lines OF mnnufaeturins ma turing
year. Especially is this true OF manufactures of
paper. lumber, tobacco. leather and foodstunsrneat
repro merely seasonal advances but sub
gains. indicating the fact that roadjustment OF
industry lower prices and costs of operation are produc
Ing the desired results
An increase o production equal magnitude in
prosperity with total production low level
characterized midsummer months of 1921, such inn
alIey,non of conditions should
bo for the manufacturer easily -es
mains considerably limited by the curtacd buying power
Of large the community
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30

$500. This long WASTED frock is just
right for the growing girl. 1t lends
itself well to any of the materials now
in vogue, and may be trimmed with
braid embroidery. braiding or con-
trasting material. The sleeves may
be finished In wrist or In elbow length.
Tho waist fulneas may be held with u
belt. sash or string girdlc.
The pattern is cut in sizes: II. "a
and l6 years. A II year size requires
-. yards OF &c inch material.
a pattern OF this Illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF 1oc in sill
ver or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30

In Birmingham. Ala, there appears
to be no form of labor from which
women are excluded. The city has five
women Chauffeure. four women em-
ployed as draymen. rs engaged as
semi-skilled operatives in steel mills
or blast furnaces. 10 women listed as
coal miners. and ono woman who
earns her livelihood as railroad
swtchman.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30

Miss Adelaide Cooper is secretary of
the Pacific Northwest Society of En-
ginccrs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30

@. Can you tell me what state has
the greatest and what state has the
least number of counties2-F. @. w.
A. According to the 1920 census re-
port, the state of Texas has the great
est number of counties. the number
being 254; while the state of Delaware,
with three counties, has the smallest
number.
Q. If the term of a third-class post
master is going to expire, when is tho
Civil Service examination given for
filling his place7-C. II. L.
A. The Post Office Department says
that the examination will be held
about co days before the expiration of
the term of the postmaster. At that
time full announcement VIII be made
by the Civil Service Commission.
Q. What is meant by finding
mares nest2A. a.
a. This is a reference to something
OF seeming importance which amounts
TO nothing. 1r a nightmare a vampire
was thought to guard treasures in
secret nest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30

The first woman in Britain to COM
plete full apprenticeship in an
engineering shop is Scotch lassic.
Miss V. \. Drummpuc os Dundee
Further distinction has come to MISS
Drummond In tho form OF election 10
the British Institute of Marine En-
gincers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30

(And reader can get tho an.
swcr to my question By writing
The Chicftain Information Bu.
reau. Frederick j. Haskin. Dt.
rector, Washington. d. c. This
offer applies strictly to informs-
ton. The Bureau cannot give
advice on legal, medical, and
financial matters. 1t does not
attempt to settle domestic trou.
blcs, nor TO undertake c1haus.
tive research on any subtoCs.
Write yuor question plainly and
briefly. Give full name and ad-
dress and enclose two cents In
stamps for return postn8e. AL
replies arc sent direct to the IN.
Quircr.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-30

Mrs. Charles Cotton Harold is the
first woman elected to membership On
the board of aldermen of Macon. ~