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The daily times., 1921-08-06
NEW BERN BEARS
STOP GREENVILLE

SIOP GREENtILLE
New Bern, Aug. 5.-The Bears
broke Greenville's string of, ten vic
tories, a record for the league, here
this, afternoon, when they came from
behind two run lead and won by
punching hits for two runs in the
eighth and one in the ninth
Kost's blow almost over the right
field fence with two men on broke
up the game. Fred Morris double
in the eighth with two, on was the
longest hit of the game nearly hit
ting the fence on the bounce.
Score: r. H r
Greenville 100 o1o ooo-2 o
New Bern 900 00o| O21-s IL 8
The daily times., 1921-08-06

afternoon winning to 0. Ollinger
hut the Washington team out with
hree hits, only one Tar Baby run
Ter getting further than second.
Score: r. HI. E.
Washington 1000 600 OG0-3 2
<inston lilo 11O OOx-4 4
Beard and Rowland; Ollinger and
Blake.
Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antis-
optic. Cures infected cuts, old sores.
letter, etc.
The daily times., 1921-08-06
LEN1NE TAKES A yACAT,oN

warsaw, Aug. 6.-Nicolais Lenine
therBolsheviki Prime Minister Of
Russia left today for Stockholm to
spend his vacation.
The daily times., 1921-08-06

Rub-MyTism is a great pain killer.
Relieves pain and so-- ness, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Sp .ins, etc.
The daily times., 1921-08-06

Portsmouth O4O O20 OOx-6
Summary: Two base hits-Viox 2;
Martin, Miller. Sacrifice hits-WaI-
ters, Kellerman. Stolen bases-Mar-
tin, Smith, Bangs, Goosetree. Left on
bases 5; Portsmouth g..
Strike outs-Bennett s; McG1ough-
lin 8. Base on balls-Bennett 4: Nc
Gloughlni o., Umpires Blackburn
and Lewis.
The daily times., 1921-08-06
WHERE THEY PLAY.
Virginia League.

Virginia League.
Rocky Mount at Tarboro,
Wilson at Portsmouth. 4
Norfolk at Richmond.
Suffolk at Newport News.
The daily times., 1921-08-06

666 cures Malaria, Chills and
Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and La
Grippe, or money refunded.
The daily times., 1921-08-06

666 quickly relieves Constipation.
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite ano
due to Torpid Liver.
The daily times., 1921-08-06
ROBINS BLANK TAR BABIES

. Kinston, Aug. 5.-The Kinston
Robbins took the second game from
the Washington Tar Babies here this
The daily times., 1921-08-06

Junior Bugs defeat Rock Ridge in
a closely contested game. Score FL.
The box score follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

MICHAEL STRANGE" is BACK. The
current Mrs. Jack Barrymore, the erstwhe
Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas, poetess and play
wright returns to town via La France, giving
coiffured and sartorial evidence of several
months stay in Paris and Venice. Underwood.
Left-CY CURTIS CLASSY CRAFT, the
luxurious yacht Lyndonia, at anchor in the
delphia publisher has been entertaining Of
late President Harding headed the list Of
prominent folk sharing the Lyndonia's hos
pitality during her Washington visit,
Right-PARIS HAS HER BIGGEST FIRE
SINCE THE WAR The famous Magasin-au-
Printemps, one of the largest and finest mod
ern department stores in France, is entirely
destroyed by FIRE, with loss of 5O,OO0,OO0
francs. Our picture shows members of the
Paris fire brigade fighting the flames from
their odd but effective aerial ladders.
Kadel Herbert.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

49, ~ ~ ~ ASA - - AShS
but looking vertically
down on the peak of
M unit Washington,
highest east of the
Rockies, as seen from
a height of 1880 feet
one of the most re-
markable aerial photos
ever taken. The white
line is the auto road
leading up from the
east and terminating
at Tip : Top House,
while the black line to
the left of it is the cog
railway leading up
from the west. Above
are pictured Lieuten-
ant Leigh Wade, pilot,
and Captain A. w.
Stevens, photographer,
the two army aviators
responsible for this
unique view, and scores
of others they have
made in the White
Mountains the past
summer. The camera
beside which Captain
Stevens is standing is
the latest design for
taking pictures from
high attitudes.
Courtesy- Engineering Divs-
sion, Army Air Service, Day-
ton. Ohio.
CHRIS GETS A
SCRUBBING in prep
aration for last weeks
celebration. You've
seen this statue scores
of times. but can you
locate it? Right in the
center Of the converg-
ing traffic at the south
west corner of Cen
trail Park, you'll find
this likeness of the
/ nervy old mariner.
GiIlidn.a.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

ORIGINATOR OF THE PERMA-
NENT WAVE. You might have
known it was chicken. Girls, meet
a frizzle, as are called these Oriental
members of the poultry family, due
to the fact that their feathers grow
with forward curl GtlNanss
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

A ONE-WHEELED
CYCLE is something
to get up in the air
over, particularly if
you have as ticklish a
problem of getting
down again as has
this daring Berlin
trickster. How does
he do it? and why?
The German caption
on the original photo
failed to explain.
TnternatsoAot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
EMPLOYMENT
MIR vN>rpD-MNiE

CLERKS uucn women over II. Tor
postal mail service. ild0 month, exam.
nations January, experience unnecessary
For free particulars. write j Leonard.
uotwer ttNl N'rviro oHRmInorI. l225
Equitable ildg. Warrington, j.. q.
YOUNG MEN and boys over 10 VINO have
Or con get good whe"is aud give good
references. fppN a' Western Union.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
..l siT,,NTioN wANTEp-mALE

NTTINTIVN WNNTED--NNIE
Accountant AK" s2 experienced, credit
man, office manager correspondent and
general executive. now connected with
New York house, desircs new location with
good prospects good opportunity to Sc
cure tho services " a hard working. con
scientious man; retail or wholesale. Ad-
dress 2si-h. care ~ world,
NOlNG MAN Wishes position a. chauf-
t'ur or tturh driver. tRll Osase 4s0O
MAN from So LOUIS. 81. married. grhdu.
ate lawyer and experienced accountant.
excellent references. desires permanent
position of some responsibility In okla
huWa ur Kansas Must pay commemorate
salary. Address 3sN-b, care world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
IIvIP wN>TED--FEM ALE

| WANTED Middie-ased white woman for
general huusework. can at iS9 East
| jasper.
| WANTED Rcspou.ible white woman for
laundry sud second work.. good salary.
and servant uuat'ets. cedar 25i.
Ar pHCE rive bright capable ladies' to
travel. doWonsttate ana soil dealers. so
! to t7s ner week railroad fare paid write
II once. Goodrich DRUG CO., Dept SOL
omaha, Nob.
WANTED Girls IN all departments. Ter
~ Miller Laundry. Usage go7.
CoLORED MAID wanted. Apply in per-
son. victor Hotel. aoti1 East Third.
Al sTnNOGnAPHER, ono experienced
ercncos required, Apply In person. Mann
moth credit co. 5ol East Third.
WANTED a white woman to do gen.
oral housrNork for two in family must
bo neat and clean, reference required,
Usage tsG1.
houscwork. references required. can
AZ ll1o North Denver.
WANTED CoIored gir for general
hous"work. Cali at ioa East Jasper.
WANrEn compctont nurse maid, city
ENrEBtENcED MAID for house work
servant quarters. iii6 South New
port
WANlEb-A good woman for general
house work two ln family good wages
quarters Phone collar tGi1.
NICE warm servant quarters IN "a.
close IN. Usage 67SsJ, sS5 North Ell
wood
wASrEp..A coiored maid at once usase
bis9. l2il South Cheyenne.
CALL y W. q. A. employment depart
m"nt when you mood holp. Osage Sse1.
WANThp-W white woman as cook and
downHteirs work IN small home; ref
erences required. can osagc oasa
-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
BOARD AND ROOMS


ROOMS ron nENT. FIRsi-HHD ~
bINNi.H r.. s0G Slcr ia,Ec font sleep
INK room, efieiniuR bsth,
si.EtriSp Room mpdotn, ,ib0 per
vecf sea south Madison. ossge 2ie'
RooNs---, HsisnED ~
rWp modern unfurn,shed rooms on
thlfd floor. 90 pet month, light T0s.
water Hud telephone. bHaE" Gsih.
ron HgNI Fout. room house. not MOD -
err. FtH 1ud good well watft t2b.
no Nnrih Phoenix Enpplln. brtgo Ilbb.
FOR RLNr Thteo connecting unfur-
nisbtd ttpmH, nicely decorated. l03
East Thit'ccnth street.
Two large basement rooms sos south
Mnyheil
ron HENr unrtnishod rooms. no chill.
dfon. OsnEo s3f2.
ron RENT rivo-room unnurHhrd base
fuent. suitable Tor boarding house. oshEo
97oG
RoOa- wiTu BOARD -
ROOM MD HOARD fnr two IN private
bome. pric" reasonable. ps'T" $3.50.
MODERN sleeping room for rent snd
meals " deaited '"dHr ii1i
fOH REnr Large sleeping room. nicely
furnished with brcakfhat aud O'Clock
dinner convenient 80 cor line and toaieh
rrrIucry. 7oi south rhoeniS
would you ute tp tay" your meats IN
tcnl HON" on south side. where you
win enjoy yourself hNhE" '1Gs.
LONEt.Y UOOM 40 high class nome on
south aide. with bf"aklnHt and dinner
fpr one young lady brage 3i1s
HHEAKFAaT and UrI0vk dinner tor
three young men. Coz South Denver.
Usage t39s.
MAIN. X. ne Room aud board Tor
ta1i"a employed or two gentlemen.
Crdbr a13.
BOARD NSu iurpN Tor gentlemen. also
table boHrt 1ls D. Seventh. Phone
OsAgr 32G2 H.
LOVELY from fuou fpr also single
room. an 'uuEouirurnH, breakfast II de.
aif'd 1900 D. N'ruui pHhFe 1913.
WASTED Rooms OH BOhHD "a
WASTED by February {, furnished
lttthrnrttr apartment. 'bli Usage
ssh. ufflrs UtufH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
Statesmen AND AGENTS
sIruArIoNs wNNrED-MALE

YOUNG MAN, college gruduate. desires
work evenings VIII consider good sleep
ing room IN part paymcnt Address 53l II.
care world,
WANrEh--rwo neat appearing men TO
travel In advertising crew and solicit.
experience not necessary, you Will
travel with manager. Call after y IN.
'S North ElwoOd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

WASTED Middie-ased white woman for
general huusework can at iS9 East
IaHutr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
AUTOMOBILES
AITOMOnJ,.ts ron sAI,

NJ yOu arc looking FOR BARGAIN ia =
used car, h"te 10 your chance, must soil
my N~iin ye-pnsscuRor istf model by
'ho iiih. fve good tires tnd in cool
ruuninE condition. price $3.50 Ask for F
A. Eddington at TIE Eysur. liuvard co .
uI tull Rt 1883 South boulder after u
&c.,. fnr deuonsttstlou.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

LABOR WANTED
Want labor, steady married white man,
VIII do anything Usage ills-R.
MANTEp--Iob as truck driver; steady.
reliable married man. not afraid OF
work, viii try any Kind OF labor. Usage
lll2 q
sIri >rloNS wA>TkD-FFMNIE ~
GIRL would 'ikA, Co care for chiidrcu
evenings, Osugo 53i9 after A.7O, Miss
Georg'.
YOUNG LADY wants stonographic or
clerical work. 'all Usage $50.
WANT % do Your laundry or house
cleaning 0t your home, soc an house.
500 South Elrin.
ANlED--steuoeraphlc position during
afternoon. attending Kendall college
mornings call Miss ll-npctt, Usage S63g
experienced.
WIDOW would ike TO nave a hum. Tor
winter, holp'ng with housrwnrk. Usage
tso' Mrs. e. Caul'y 6lS South Main.
IkSf GLASS COOK. white. with good
reference. Wishes position Ia private
family, 500 - care of World.
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE, call OsaEe
ssAt.l. 6l' :, Denver.
ny COMPETENT and reliable bookkeep-
er-stenographeI; no objection to lesv.
ins city, i7l'B, care OF World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
PERSONAL PROPERTY

GOOD THINGS TO EAT =,
If YoC WANT resl good meals at Tea /.
soLabge prices served family style, try
eating a. 12o s. Main.
PURE western Colorado extracted honey;
6o-lb cans At ii2 per can. two cans 3g1
delivered anywhere IN state at above
prices, Address all orders ~ II. Il. Hutch.
ison, Tulsa Okla.
NEW YORK Delicatessan, Grocery and
Fish Market ~ receiving a fresh ship.
ment or fresh nsa d4ily, viii deliver 10
any part of city two poE ads or more Of
fish, Phone Usage 9ibi. sl2 y Main,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ai
FOR sALG-Furnituro In elegant south
side apartment at bargain. reason.
able rent and some terms
T., L.. HOUSTON
iOs Security Cedar als
DINING room suite aud he'd for sale.
Call Usage sssi.
QUINN 4 GAGLk Tor bargains 4 new
and secondhand furniture. We a 20 re-.
pair fGraitute, monographs, suns. sew.
Ing machines etc. Highest prices paid for
secondhsnd furniture. i2t West first
Phone Cedar Ieat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
morELs-MOOMING HOUSES

22 ROOMS, = baths. $4,000. abso-
lutely best buy In city of Tulsa:
'arge basement. combination fur
mace; radiators throughout house;
garage; corner lot, 100 IT, front; now
rented for 5000 per month. Close in
ON south side, out of town owners
must have cash at once. II YOU
want real bargain that will net
you 80 per cent, call Usage 95ss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
BOARD AND ROOMS

CONVENIENTLY located rooms with no,
and cold water. private and connectinr
bath, steam heat. weekly rates, Usage
1918.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
HIGHTOWER'S. LAWTERS
SEEK DISPOSITIONS

Minneapolis. MINI, Sent. rs. r r.
Olson. Henncpin county attorney was
lawyers was coming 10 Minneapolis
from California to take dcpositions for
use in the forthcoming trial of Will
liam A. Hightower. accused OF tho
murder OF Reverend Patrick Healin. a
Catholic priest at Coma. Cal.
Tho commission. appointed by. the
court that will try the case viii take
dcpositions as to the character. and
Ncracty Of Edna Mickey Putnam,
known hero az Mrs. Earl caVanaugh.
II H. declared Hightowcr's defense dc
pends largely on his alleged associs-
tion with Mrs. Putnam The woman.
1t Is declared denies this association.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Clyne Theater Tonight

Beautiful rcd headed Rilli. nurk.
that snappy Irish girl will be at tho
Clyrc thcairr tonight in The Educa
ton OF Elizabeth. In this movie
drama. Miss Burke takes tho part Of
Elizabeth Banks. chorus Girl in
Now York revue. who moci5 Thom-
a. Fairfax. descendant Of an old Colo
NAL family. Fairfax falls msdiy In
loN" with her and asks her TO marry
him. but first wants her TO visit his
family 80 that hts sister Lucy may sec
hrr. Fairfax " called to Texas and
tho education OF Elizabeth is left in
tho hands OF Lucy and her brother.
Harry. professor OF literature. Eli
Eahrth proves q dilir~nt student -
that whom Thomas returns he finds
h"r nuitc unlike the CAV chorus girl
h" left. He ~ disappointed and CON
fcaeeE to her that he loves Lily Kerr.
another chorus Eirl. This Is good
news TO Elizabeth who loves Harry
Fairfax aud she takes him aE hus-
band Instead Of ThcrnsE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
This Is Better
Than laxaiives s
o~s ~ ysAist 1seA Might ese a vsssA
VIII cs~vset ysvs constiestts~ s~S
nshs cs~stsrt Dosing OWNssse-
ssT. Try r.

re,r digestion and aaaimna, ,io,
mean a poorly rourtshed body AMI
low vitality. Fopr elimination means
cinsred bowels. fermentation. pJtri-
faction ard tire formation Of poisonous
ease, which ara absorbed ey tho b,coi
nnd carried through tho body.
Tho remit ia weakness. headache.
dizzineaz- coated tongue, Inactive liver,
bilious attacks, losa OF en--rJ. usrv-
otsness. poor appetite. imppvs-ishsi
blood. aaDcw complexion. pinnplce. ssin
disease, and often times serious III
ness
Ordinary isHatives. rurr.a and ca
thsrucs-eafts. oils. caiomel and Tho
Nkce-rnsy relieve for q few bours. but
rrsL lasting beneft can o,ty oom-
through use OF medicine that tones
ur ald strengthens tho digestive a,
we'll as the e,imtnsti-e orvsna
Got r. 80 hog Of Nature . ReN%eHy
fSR Tahlcts) ard tatc ono table, each
night for q week. Relief viii follow
the. very nrst dose. bus q fcw days
vif1 espee before ZOO feel and r-sii,.
fhc fullest benefit When ycu &c.
strslehte-cd c-i ara feel jus. rish.
ssain you reed not take me,ioins
evsry day--an cccasicnA Mr. Table.
viii then keep your srxern IN E,cf
condition and you viii Always feel
your tcet. Rernenher. keepiug vel IL
easier and cheaper than getting we'll
ksture'a Rer,edr (SR Tabiets) srs
enia. -sfsr--s~~d and rceomme nd.d ty
yoCT ,r-svist-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
CHAUFFEUR FOR c. r. 81.
PRESIDENT ASSAULTED

Denver, Sept. IS Harry Kelley. 20
years old, chauffeur FOR !. It. welborn.
president of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company. was sluggcd by ono OF
two unidentified men whom he picked
up and gave n ride at IL O'Clock this
morning. Kelley was driving south on
Federal Boulevard to tho Englewood
ranch OF Mr.. Wclborn when he over
took tho two mon.
According to tho report to the police
Kelley way knocked from tho car un-
conscious and the two men tried 10
take tho ear. They wcrc una bic to
operate it for more than block. how
ever. and escaped. Kelley will recover.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Mrs. William Henry, entertained a.
dinner last FRIDAY evening al tho Stoo,
Works Club "Y''. The table, wrre
most attractive In dainty color
scheme of pink and white. ana de
lish,ful social time was enjoyed hy
the hostess and the following cucEi'
Mrs. George w offdcrkamp. Mrs, T..
=. Weed. Mira. ~. n. Shelton. Ire. =.
v Buchanan. Mrs George Webster.
Mrs. Robt. Johnson. Mr.. Roy Greer.
Mr.. Cecil whitney. Mrs. Frank Fer
Suscn. Mrs. II. L.. Rowe. Mrs. VIM. G.
Young. Nrs ChaE wassamsn. Mrs
n. Scots. Mrs. Frank Pike. Mr.. James
Gerry. Mrs. Claude Met.'er. Mrs. e.
W. Porter. Mr7. 7. G. Crowdcr. Mrs.
wm. Preston. Mrr, q. Emerson. Mrs.
VIM. T. Jones. Mrs. I. A. Warning
ton. Mrs e. X. EraEE. Mr. II. Nell
never. Mrr r. !. LLOYD. Mrs. s.
Gaines. Mr-. VIM. Lamb. Mrs u. Can
field Mrr. Y Underwood. Mrs. NJ. c.
Davis. Mrs. George Rutner.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
MONTROSE NEWS

Thrc, Of tho boyu in the Calf eiues
got pure bred U.r~fords from splendid
breeding Of SncN"ls Land and sHi'l"
company Of EidEcs1y. The boys Ncrc
to pay half tho rsurance and s1t ~
cents "a pound for all gain. FaNl
Nack's calf gained stS pounds. Ellsrh
N.ck'H sio. Robert Shafnr's 600 poundf.
Tho boys secured tho calves Juno and
tho gains vcrc made from th"n 70
sep, ~. Tho boys made good money
for their work. including tho prizes
they got at tho fair.
Carol SouthvciI. owner Of the grand
champion pig of tho rtr club sold his
pi= for $50 to Fred Tsmm Of Norwood.
y, was six months old aud weighed "a
pounds. In addition Carroll sot some
nice p-i-cs at tho fair
William Leach. Nontros~ county
NtEh schooi student. won 'h- stock
Judging contest At tho fair tn which
Non,ruso. platho and Grand Junction.
smith Hughes students in agricultural
placing. Of beef. dairy cattle. hogs
and horses, was exactly tho same IN.
Judges made.
siE mass meetings under auspices n
Nontrcee county Law and order
les eue Nero hold SUNDAY nigh, IN
Mcn,rcsc and olsth.. Judge CRANKY
uiiiyor Of Denver. chief of tho rrohi-
nitior law enforcement league cf D"n-
Ncr spoke There is q growing toru-
rnont to clean up ecutieEzcrH and
mcorrhirers
Two sections of tho city have made
ready tho necessary rcd tapc for srsf-
cling under two districts two streets
at cost Of $500. This work OF zrad
ius aud Eravnlire viii he done this
fsll Other streets arc following suit
Ncn,rosc Western slope fsir mana
r.H
to psy All expenses and premiums IN
fuli result of tho financial back
ing of tho people In attending tho 1871
far which was tho Iiih annual and
tho biggest ard best In every respect.
Catiiu and Blake sct to work Mon
day. Scrt 5. CROW " iiA men and
women tu harvest their big apple crop
Witch " tho finest they ever had. Tho
packing crew ~crc lived ~ FRIDAY and
Saturdav and got hang 10 tho work
r., running thru three rars as = start
or EysrN Nthinr tu readiness to 80 With
. bang Mcnda! morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
ST ATE ATTORNEY FILES
Pith FORD Judgment

Reno, New. sept. .s.-Tho state at
torn"y G"ncral hlcd IN" Mary Pick
FORD divorce judgment roll In the su-
prem. court this afternoon as the art
step In III" appeal from the decision
of the distrirt court. Tho districi court
held that III" attorney general had no
right to Intervene Tor tho state hut
that N" dirsrt"t court itself repre-
Fcntod tho state In divorce cascB.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
FIRST a ARGENTINE FRUIT
1RRTI' rs IN T.. s..

Now York, Sept 2s,-h shipment Of
looA boxes OF Argentine oranges
which arrived recently on tho steam.
ship Huron from Bu"uos hvrcs was
sold at auction today to the fruit
trade for ;: n box. ThH is tho arHt
:lhipmcnt OF In" fruit 10 this country
from Argentina.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Critcher Theater Tonish,

~ thr Cri'chcr shestcr on Northern
avenue this evening Mary Miles
Nintor viii he seen in salt, shows
The Way. It's beautiful the way
MARY portrsvs tho character Of Sally
johnson" the poor little orphan in
tho story. But sally aid not remain
poor lit,l. orphan long Her quick
transition from the drudge IN the
Broom and Mop section Of depart
mont store to the adopted daughter Of
a rich and di-sErceahlc old lady takes
place IN III" first act.
Way ir glad Eiri" story of uni
rue type. and a. the plot dcvciopes
--ith it, little touches n pa'hos. tho
charming little actress iu tho leading
role holds tho audience in rspt attcn-
ton, Tho morconsry dsueh,cr-in-
Law and the grandson bring into tho
dran1s elements which add to The
tension and give orportuni'v for
strong support 10 display 10 hts'ricnic
biiity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

hare by tho animals hoofs. and she
sustained other injuries.
Clark was born and reared In this
vicinity He was littlc moro than Of
aEe. aud was cou-pupcher by ocru-
patton. being entered in bucking
contest when tho fatal accident oc-
cured He was thrown with great
violence from tho frenzicd animal. and
never rcEained corscicntiousncss
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
BRISTOL WOMAN NEAR
DEATH FROM POISON
Special to Tho chieffain-

opae1A TO The ChiehAiA
lamar. Sept S.-Nrs C,art wan
n. VII. Of Clark Waller who - en-
ployed at tho W. II. Chaplin GsrnGr In
Bristol nearly killed h1sp~n a, her
horn. about O'Clock Saturday morn
ing BY drinking bottle of sleeping
compound which Nr. Walker had 80
cured from, their doctor. Small dcses
had b~cn prescribed In safety and ar-
cordine to information r~criv cd from
Bristol. Mrs. Walker drsnt the entire
contents Of tho bottle. She WAS found
by reiEhhor shortly after taking the
poison and medical attention was sum
rion>d at once. Her life was dospsired
Of for some tim. hu, SnNiy she rallied
nrd IL ia h~'isvsA~'hat sh- will recover.
No r-a-on for fhc action was given.
nectins held at tn. " =. church
Friday evening at Springfield tho
Bscs County Nasons discussed tho
matter Of a local chapter of their ord.
o. ono Of tho frs, confederation. 10
the securing Of meeting hall and II
would he an easy matter to establish
home for the psca County Nsson-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
COWBOY KILLED BY
A BUCK|MG BR0NCH0
Special to The ch,efra,n.

Special TO Inc Chieffafn-
Cort.-. Colo. Sept S.-Iohn Clsrk Of
this riac, was thrown from a bucsirs
broncho at tho Mont-zuma county fair'
late Thursday afternoon. and died soon
after the accident. An Indian sGusw
narrowly escaped death when tho Nee
in= horse ran into he- and tramplcd
her under foot. Her vindpip~ was laid
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Man excellent ,er4r' farmers
would berou-r iard owners N they
rouid rurrhiss 40 acre irrigated tracts
Th"N DO not carc To assume tho tinsn-
itl responsibility involved in purcha--
irr - quarter section however. and so
'r'r fnny" uu 30 another iccsli', where
frclr r-cd- can he sJppli-l. Lamar
.rafl,.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Mrs. Juan Ravner. after attending
all the sessions of the state Federation
OF women's clubs. returned to her
homo Saturday evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs John Durkin, son. VIII
ham. and daughter. Katherine. re-
turned TO Pueblo last week. after
touring the csntcrn coast and various
points inland.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce p Watkins lof
yesterday morning for Texas. plan
nin- 10 visit In several cities,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Iohn Tranci5 Ross
and son. John Ir., guests ut Mis-
Lucille Crce,. mo,orcd to their homo In
Denver Yesterday morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Mrs L. r Housran. after weeks
vi.it with Mrs. n n. Rockwell af
pnonis. colo. returned to her home
Saturday evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Mrs G.. Harvey Nuckolls who has
hecn for six wcoks with her daughter
Miss Della Nuckolls. in Now York
City. is expected to return to Pueblo
tho first OF next month.