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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
BOXERS TRAINING HARD
FOR TUESDAYS BOUT

Another hard grind In training was
seen at the quarters of Demon Rivera
and Joe the wop yesterday. Both boys
put up u furious pace during the al
lotcd rounds with their different SPAR
ring partners. the hard hitting ban
tams drawing blood ON their hired
help In their aggressive style adopted
thruout the workouts.
Joe "Wop'' Peadon OF Salt Lake. ex
champ OF the lightweights OF the In
tcrmountaiu region In the ma In -sp 4 ng
AZ the training quarters OF Joe the
Wop. Cnder his personal instructions
the Wop was put thru the hardest
grind that has been held to this time
In preparing the Wop for the twenty
round go Wednesday night. Peadon.
who at one time acted as sparring
partner to Jack Dempsey in Salt Lake
several years ago. remarked that he
was we'll pleased with the showing OF
the Wap and while they were now
having little difficulty in the
weight. he was confident that Tuesday
would sec the battler well under the
lis pounds. Peadon predicts a victory
before the fifteenth round
Frank Walton manager of Demon
Rivera stated THAT Demon was in the
pink OF condition and would put up the
Greatest battle of his career. We'll
within the weight, the bantam flash
went thru fifteen rounds of fast box
ing with three of his sparrinK pari :
nors. the hardest of the pace being set
with Young Diamond In a hammer
and tongs affair. Kid. Mex brushed
thru an energetic five rounds with the
Demon at a whirlwind pace
The training grind will he continued
today but on Tuesday the firs, Iot nm
In the gruelling work OF preparat ton
for their twenty rounder at tho pu-
eblo Athletic club will be given tho
two fighters
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
LAY CORNER STONE OF
HIGH SCHOOL ED|HCE
Special to The chieftain.

Special TO The chieftaiu.
Canon City. Nov. 20.-The corner
stone Of Williamsburg's new s11 900
high school building was laid Thurs
day with impressive ceremonies. B. A.
Burton. principal of tho school pre-
sided over the exercises and addresses
were made by Rev. r. G. Arnold OF
Canon City and county superintendent
Mrs. Carrie T. Anthony. The building
Will he constructed of concrete and
will be convenient and modern. and
will contain n large auditorium for
community as we'll as school purposes.
The district voted the bonds for the
building in 1890 but the contract was
not let until recently on account of
the prevailing high price OF labor and
materials,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
Special to The chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain;
Canon City. Nov. e0.-Thc growing
of head lettuce in the high attitudes
OF Colorado promises to assume large
proportions in 1872. and a number OF
Canon City's most expert and cxperi-
enced gardeners are now giving their
attention to the growing of this crop.
Frank p. Smith. c. @. Bloyed and
William Isabel who have made a con-
siderable success this season in the
Wet Mountain Valley have already
planted 40 acres on tho sheltered
slopes OF tho Sangre de Christie
mountains six miles south west of
westcliffe. The seed was planted
Just before the first snowfall OF the
season and will lie In the ground all
winter. Next spring other largo tracts
Will be planted at a somewhat lower
altitude. Several weeks ago Denny
Isabel planted 100 acres of head let
tuce near Pando. Colo. and tho unus-
uaily warm weather OF the late fall
caused much OF IL to gerninatc and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
SECONDS TOSS TOWEL
TO SAVE ART MACIRL

Juarez. Mexico. Nov. eo.-Johnny
klesch of Cleveland. Ohio. stopped
Art Magirl OF oklahoma City. Okla.
here this afternoon in the tenth
round of a slow twelve round bout at
160 pounds. Kicsch displayed an Of
fectivc right cross counter. flooring
Magirl repeatedly for the count of
nine. Magiri' chief second threw In a
towel at the close of thcNtenth round.
Eddie Mccarthy knocked out Jimmy
Driguez in tho first round OF a sch-
edulcd eight round bovt at is0
pounds. Young Joe Rivers Of Ei
Paso. Tex. won the decision OF the
referee over Kid Joe Spack of Okla
homs City. at the end of six round
go at 116 pounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
IOWA u. SCORES MOST
POINTS IN CONFERENCE

Chicago. H.. Nov. 2o.-(By The As
ISOLATED PresA-The University Of
1owas football eleven champion of
the western conference and the middle
west conference and of the middlewest
proved to be the best scoring machine
in the big ten season but In de-
fensive ability. Ohio State. Wisconsin
and Chicago surpass the tito win
ners. The Hawkeyes crossed their op-
ponents goal line In championship
games for 1913 points one OF the best
records made by a big ten team since
Arichigan's point minute" eleven
years ago. Wisconsin was second In
scoring but the Badgers total was only
50. Ohio State was third with &c and
Chicago fourth with 81.
On the defense Ohio State kept Its
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
MORON BO.AT OWNED BY
DUSTIN FARNU1f. WINS

Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. o0.-Miss Los
Angeles ii owned by Dustin Farnum
today at Los Angeles harbor. won the
tenth annual motorboat races conduct
cd by the Los Angeles motor boat club
FOR the Nordinger trophy.
BY virtue of three victories the tro-
phy becomes Farnum's permanent
property. The Qrst heat was held yes
terday and the second and third today.
For the three twenty-four mile laps,
Tarnums time for the seventy-twe
miles was 1 hour As minutes and 1 sec
ond. Joseph Fellows was second in
Fellows ". His time for the three
laps was hour As minutes and IS
seconds. Two other entries failed to
finish the first lap.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
.HARvARUS VICTORY
GREAT ACHIEVEMENT

New York. Nov. 2o,-Haryards vic
tory over Yale in the final OF the foot
bail seasons big three meetings Will
stand as one of the greatest accom-
plishments Of the rridiron claus that
have worn the crimson. owen. hslf
back. assisted by puartcrback BueiI
turned the tricks that left the blue on
the short end of a 10 To score.
Captain Jim Robertson of Dart
mouth. WIS in poor form yesterday
and IL was partly because of his poor
punting that Syracuse waa able TO
win ~ to I.
At Bcthl, hem, Pa. Lafayette trlum-
phcd over L.high IS TO 6. Brown con-
cluded its season with q hard earned Z,
to victory over Colgate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21

goal line safe in every game. but one
Illinois alone crossed the Buckeye line
for seven points. This touchdown and
goal was the only one scored by 1lli-
nois in a big ten game and kept Ohio
States out OF a tic with Iown for the
championship.
Wisconsin with ten points scored
against her Chicago with 13 and Iowa
with 10 ranked next In defensive abil-
ity. The following table shows the
games won. lost and tied by each team.
the touchdowns. goal from touchdowns.
field goals, safetics and total points
scored by each eleven together with
the opponents touchdowns. goals from
touchdowns, field goals. safeties and
total points. Only conference games are
included.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
AVERAGE AMERICAN
EATS TOO MvcH-.DAv|s

Moosehoart. Ill. Nov. :o.-Too much
living may have something to do
with the high cost OF living. Secretary
Davis intimated yesterday making
public bureau. OF labor statistics show
ing that the average American eats
over a ton OF food a year.
This amount he said Is 1854 pounds
per man.
Is, such an appetite any better for
the body than for the pocketbook? !
notice by these same statistics thai
the average American wage Garner
manages to keep the spark of life IL.
MS body on l,''o pounds of food q
year.
Medical authorities mako what they
please OF these figures but / MOTTO,
mat the average Japanese consumes
300 pounds of food per year
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
MANY BOOST TURKEY DAY
CENTRAL centennial GAME

Why not have 4 football enme
here Thanksgiving Day?
The high school schedules arc
finished but game between
Centennial and Central would
eclipse as an attraction aud for n
stubbornly contested football
game. any OF the grid battles wit
messed here this year.
Both football clcvcns arc we'll
balanced and the figured strength
shows TINT both teams arc COM
parativeiy evenly matched. The
past blnck marks TINT caused tho
suspension OF both schools meet
Ing can be overcome and there Is
no doubt that clean sportsman-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
Beulah News

Harroy T. Nolon OF Rockville. Mis-
souri, and Mary Il. Rilinger OF Beulah
were married In Pueblo. "wednesday
November 1s The young couple srr
away on their honeymoon. Tn. bride
is the sister of William Rilinger. VIII.
married Mss Hazel Wilson last sat
urday.
November is, the Ladies' Aid society
met ai the home>pf Mrs. Frank Don
ley. TO sew for Nc bazaar ,.bicb ,hn
society viii soon hold.
Mrs. Rilipger was In Pueblo last
Wednesday and Thursday.
iwcive inches OF snow fell in Beu-
IAN Thursday and Thursday night.
srecs above zero SATURDAY. mornin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21

ship would be the result OF =
contest between the two schools
this ycnr.
Couch Pitts OF Central and
Coach kcttcrfng OF Centennial
have strong. talented agxrcgn-
rons. Tho players arc cnthu.
siasttc ms TO the logical cham-
pions Of the city and the follow
ers OF both schools believe tho
dispute ms TO the honors can be
settled In n game ON Thanksgiv.
ing Day. the open datc In any
athletic event In Pueblo.
Boost for n game on Thanks
giving Day, and make il the Gen.
b tcnnial-C Central football day hero
In Pueblo for the coming year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
FIGHTING FIREMAN
KILLED BY TRAIN

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. .o.-NIilburn
savior % years old. of indianapolis, a
Big -Four railroad fireman who a few
years ago waa n prominent coptender
10, the lightweight boxing Champion
snip. was killed today when a strius
vi ssrs running Wild crashed into hi
the boilerhead and scaIded to death hv
the released steam. The engineer vas
neriously in1ui,d. In 1914 he won III
nshtweisht and wclterweight titles Of
Australia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
HERE ARE some RECIPESFOR
THE THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER

4 cup brown sugar.
! cup flour.
cups graham flour
III cups sour milk.
/ teaspoonful salt.
I teaspoonful soda.
Bake in moderate oven 40 minute
WALNUT AND APPLE DRESSING
y FOR WILD DUCK
Pare, quarter and core three or
four tart apples Chop coarsely. Adu
one-half cup chopped walnut meats
one-half teaspoonful grated lemon
peel, salt to tast.
DRESSING FOR TURKEY
Lay stale or dry bread in cold water
until wet thru. Squeeze out lightly
Add salt, peppert sage. sayory or
thyme, and either celery salt or finely
chopped celery. Add chopped onion
Drowned in butter. j cup cnoppeu
walnut meats.
PLUM PUDDING A LA WALNUTs
cup suet chopped Zine.
I cup raisins.
l cup curraMs
! cup bread crumbs.
] cup brown sugar.
" cup molasscs.
/ cup flour.
4 eggs,
teaspoonful baking powder.
Spice to taste cinnamon. cloves
nutmeg). about a teaspoon of each
l cup chopped wainuts-
Brandy and milk TO make stiff
batter.
Take about Y cup milk. Place in
a CREASED pudding mold and steam
three hours.
THANKSGIVING WALNUT CAKE
cups sifted flour. put back In
sifter--add;
J. taspoon salt,
teaspoons baking powder.
. cups sugar.
2-3 cup OF butter.
cup milk.
cups chopped walnutA
. eggs.
I teaspoon vanilla
Bake one hour.
WALNUT MOUSEE
pint of whipped cream.
cups walnut meats tchoppedp.
x cup maple sugar cut In small
pieces.
II package Knoxs gelatine dis
solved in X cup cold water.
Dissolve the gelatinc. add cream
whipped. nuts and maple sugar.
Pack in mold with salt and ice all
around three hours before serving.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
EAST-WEST TEAMS TO
BE ANNOUNCED TOD1I

Pasadena. Cal. Nov. 20.--Selection
of the western and eastern teams
each which will meet In Pasadena i'm
the annual east versus west game
January 2. will not be announced be-
fore tomorrow aud perhaps not I'M
I'll later j. J. Mitchell. president of tho
Pasadena tournament of roses asso-
citation said tonight. II had been an
nounced that the names of the two
teams probably would be decided tip-
on at last nights meeting OF officials
at the association.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
CaLDlJELL SIGNED By
Il aNSJS CITY CLTB

Kansas City, Mo. Nov. eo.-Ray
Caldwell former pitcher for the New
YORK Yankees and later for tho Cleve-
land Americans was signed yesterday
by the Kansas City association club.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
Herbert Crossley, English
Heavyweight Dies Suddenly

Sew York. Nov. @0.-Hcrbert Cross.
ley. English heavyweight pugilist who
recently came TO this country, died to
day after weeks illness Ills last
bout was with Al Roberts OF New
York about two weeks ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-21
BOWLING

Tonight the Merchants League will
start their seventh week with the
Coca Cola and Orange Crush teams.
leaders OF the league.
Rhodes and Lee started the two-men
tournament last night, totaling 1917.
Lee ................... 2o1 Ill lT1-549
Rhodes ............... III 1ei 1855
1917
More two-men tournament scores:
Shea .................. 112 10 156-49S
Leo ................... 100 11s 157-i6a
aCo
Boucher .............. 156 1i6 15e-491
Shea .................. IL. 40 1b6-4sS
$50
Boucher .............. 1853 1874 1876
Shea .................. III lo lbl-ss2
1858
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22
PHoNocRAPH SHOP
ON CHICkASfiA AVE.
FORMALLY OPENED

That the winner ot the -ioo Melt
inK" estimating contest conducied
by the Chickasha rhonoEFaph shopl
Inc. Home of tao Ncw Edino. r
40 chlckasha avenue. probably VII
be- announced tomorrow. vas the
statement made early this afternoon
by Mrs.. Jessie u. slapley manager.
The contest opened ~ the formal
opening of the shop last saturday
Tho opening was a grani auecosf
and far exceeded expectations. Il
was stated this morning. a. hun.
drrda of people visited Tho new cr.
tahllahmcni.
Winners of The estimating contest
will be announced Immediately after
The last particle of Ice In the win
dow mciis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22

nsss. ssfmsa and aulst aFs shs
three most possnt femid'es fef ih''
disease and the bosi preventive u
ils resulting IN any ssFioas opnss
ausnces. do 10 hed as soon - The
fret symr,ams u the disease appear,
stay IL bod nniIl I'll dankaF u =
relapse has passed. When yoa got 40
loo sonn aud have = relapse pnsa'
monia is liahle O. foilos. Tats
chamheFiain's coaEh Remedy ~hsn
needed 10 keop The onaah Lease and
otpecioFalion easy. keep you' hos
els regular nrlnk plealy II water
Eat lightly u meats bat a. mnra a.
yoa crave u brad. batter. cereals
and vegetables. Observe these dlfec
ilnns carefully and yoa are iIhsls
10 fccatrfp quickly. sot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22
Damon and Pyihias
Story Told In BIG
M0no-Drdmnfic Play

Tho ago old story II Damon and
i'yihlas greater story of brother love
vas told in lhe farm II = mo#o
dramatic play last nishl at the
knights of rythias hall. BY Fred
criek ll wilaon. actor and entertain
cr of Kansas City.
Officers ~ the local lodge had
provided tho entertainment Tor nom
bors of tho chickahha lodge and
friends. Mr. Wilson portrayed the
main characters In tho great drama.
with true artistic touch bringing out
the dominating points Of each chap
ter His imperaonnlion shs all but
perfect and through the entire piece.
The reader he'll the closest aiicn.
ton Of tho audience.
Following tho play. Mr. Wilson
gave a spirited talk on PylhIanlnm.
skeiehiuF briefly iis history from
tho very foundation To tho present
time with a million mombcu.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22
HANCOCK MAKES STATEMENT.

sheriff sankoy said he demanded
my resignation because Of personal
difference. say that he fired me
IN account Of personal grudge
slowly formed by my failure to over.
look and forget certain official acts
Of his. One Of these official acts
is that OF failing TO deposit money
received under color OF office as
required by law.
Section I. ciapter 10i Of Session
Laws OF oklahoma, 1917, provides:
"The county treasurer Is hereby
designated and made the official
depository for all moneys. that
may be received by any county Of
ficer. by virtue or under color
of office. etc"
Section two ca chapter 1Oi OF
Session Laws Of Oklahoma i9i7,'
provides:
ut shall be the duty OF each
and every county officer. to de.
poslt daily in the official depository
designated in Section (1l hereof,
all moneys received or coll
lected by virtue and under color Of
office. etc"
In April 1920 Sheriff Sankey, De
A. Wilson, and O. N Dryden raided
an old elevator and caught group
of men gambling. si1075 was in
the game, Sheriff Sankoy took pos
session OF this money and instead
of depositing It as required by law,
he used il personally for more than
eighteen months and then gave up
this $11075 because the county at
tornoy advised him to do so. If any
one cares to investigate this matter,
information can be found In county
court records in case styled State
of Oklahoma VS.. SHOTS in which
the record can be found; that case
was filed in April 1920; judgment
confiscating same obtained on May
3 1920. And in county treasurer's
office can be found record showing
that this $11075 was deposited on
Nov. 1921 On this latter date
Sheriff Sankey gave his personal
check payable to Grady county to
r. Il. Wilson jailer who in turn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22
FUTILE nAN FINED
SIS IN J. p. COURT

4 jury In Justice II. l. CriEsby's
court yesterday found Mike Stevens.
of Tuiilc. guilty Of petit larceny In
connection with the theft Of a pair
of shoes and Imposed q fine Of sis
and court costs. stevens gave notice
Of appeal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22
CATTLEIfAN VINO
LOST FORTUNES
DIES NEAR CITY

Harry iIlli. once a wealthy stock
man and cattle broker here. dici
,.yt night an almost pcnnilcsa man.
The body ia being leld In the Andor'
son momuo pending arrival Of rcla.
lives from Macon. No.
After tho close Of the Civil War.
IN which hc served under General
Price. he moved 10 the southwest
where he soon accumulated a for
tune In the cattle business. The
flrnt fortune was lost. Il ia raid. but
ho later staged a comeback" AMI
again became a wealthy man. spc
however. proved bis mis-
fortune aud the last Is years 81 his
life was spent In moderate clrcum
stances. according TO friends here
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22

Extracts from The horn II tlr uni
corn ass tioasht by the Seventeenth
cenlay Russians 10 be a wonderful
medicine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22
MASONIC MEETING.

chlckasha Lodge No. ~. A. T. a
A. ~. will meet In special communl.
cation at 1880 p. m. Nov. ssnd for
work IN the Mas,orMason degree.
G. II. KIMnRo. Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22

handed same TO me and I deposited
same ~ provided by Law.
n Sheriff sankcy would like 10
aoar Of other instances wherein be-
failed to deposit moneys received
under color OF office" he win only
have TO ask me for the information.
Under the section OF law above
quoted II was the shorifrs duty TO
deposit the amount in question the
day he received II and this he did
not do.
A. SIDNEY HANCOCK.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22
Worth Tryino.

When you feel neryt@ and dc.
spondent take n dose OF Chamber.
lain's Tablets. They will move your
bowels. cleanse and Invigorate your
stomach and make YOU feel fine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-22
PUBLIC RECORDS

Il. l.. Bowoyr vs.. ]. l.. Bennett. ct
al. suit TO quiet title.
Ora Renton vs.. George u. Benton;
petition for divorce.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-14
The Auto Tourist Crop

figures gathered by of bound The 1920 26 1s2o sixty days The Lords burg that place spend than $eooo
 these thousand tourists reaching Lordsburg westward?
  dinned into his Lordsburg working together
 this it's share of the rich tourist combination effectively build the City.
 Southwestern strucion merits, Embodied in the proposition benefits fold national highway standpoint will through is far and shorter than available The the will profitable interstate link territory line in New Mexico which will all other highways the bring bigger construction through County ss1sc. on
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-14
Reaping The Whirlwind

 itself ed the Partisan League, bank thuasc Leasuers rushed large the national
  arises from everything nothing tunatey they the withdrawals
 in other states the Union closely and draw inferences. It always methods
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-14
Father Was Right

of "father rsht' conditions Father whose name farmers and have met sauqb country she from the big spend the holidays old fashioned senoe ueople doed the latest city evidently former "rub friends sit old her comes down cobweb silk stockings her and her tenen hees fourn big around as Ieadpenei
 then grabs her, turns her over ms spanking in sight or several the depot Daughter is max "eive it to her sood s and then pI put my shawha arou nakedness"
 suggestion the assertion that it probably would We to a young years getting spanking but know of themw oIdfashioned enough did the right thing at right picture, the right spot
 
 
 Wilson, of the A. representatives o in legislative experience and Las but not praise they all Democrats
 Whenever you into the of hardbo fled fact that you havea fallen hands,
 Harding wants big but righteous Napoleon Bill held notions somewhat similar
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-14
THINKOGRAPHS

That's good Lawyer aboutth baby in 
 Spanish working in building warmed, will don't mind freezing dath but he sassed o
 looking Chase Creek the other day Why nothing Spanish pupil "Iesson spanish for good in suppose anyway.
 little baby
 
 getting
 It's dad wiI have onigh 6 presidential have robbed him of twenty of Ine wearing Christmas.
 being badly not only by price getting indirect This year happen them it's happened wires dushnuts central will tell the air something when remarked that it won't help swords unless beat "a n pIovvhan
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-14
Capital and Labor

Organized Capital constitutes small minority of the small wranglins everIastingy that yelling 
 commanding: "Thus far shalt farther" The big fight the closed Capital his shop, anyhow trouble Bethlehem poration products any
 
 The equity the whole perfectly all Capital Labor looking through smoked selfish right who they shall claim the est sophist sefhnes bsot the other hand
  organization shall shall belong loyal the country. 
 foolish. After somebody business what the other with employ Strengthen
  the selfshness of the few is unAmercan
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-14
Maricopa's Road Bonds

printed reported depression valley lie voted issue s5ooooo money be county with Phoenix the county seat Surely criticism will
  building through highways a expect the eankhead highway PinaI highway with the ea already With this big county road bond in Macopa likely that 
 dispatches say envoy get price brother, during the for is Ioan.
 admonishes
  Fathers, fathers
 they Geneva, asks the
  hind it's
 -.-... And prohibition keep immigration keep bIoomin' from coming eIas by himseI of in denaton it 8
 Young man, it is all high everything you all ysu do and will pendent ,shieh is often death.
 
 N nesatn of authority hatred brothers
  Whereupon Democratic exchange Holiness has the Republican party. be a