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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Special TO The Chicftain:
Canon city. Colo. Oct ls.-Baptists
from all over the state viii hold their
thirty-third annual convention here
October II to 20. The convention viii
celebrate the fifticth anniversary or
organized Baptist work in Colorado.
The fir . association of Baptists in the
state was organized here. fifty years
ago.
Committees in charge are preparing
10 entertain 400 delegates.
Following are the principal features
OF the four day program:
Monday Evening-Baptist Pastors
Conference. Praise and prayer service
Rev. A. C. Kochenbcrger. Address
.Our Bulls Eyc"-Dr. L. c. Barnes.
New York
Tuesday Morning. $50 o'clock-Dcvo-
tional-Rev. Aaron Schlessman. Den
yer. Address. Pastoral and Vocation
al Evangelism"-Rev. F. W. Starring,
Denver. Scripture Exposition-Rev. G.
4. Hcydon. Trinidad. Election Of Of
ficers. Addrcss-'Thc Relation Be-
tween Pastor and Dcacon"-Rcv. John
Skecn, Boulder.
Tuesday Afternoon-Historical ses-
sion. Celebrating Fiftieth Anniversary
OF Southern Assooiation,) Welcome
Addrcss-G. V. Hodgin. Pres. Canon
city Chamber OF Commerce. Praise
eervice-Mrs. F. |. Smith, Denver. Ad-
dress. The Intensive Powers of West
ern Slopes"-Dr. l. G. Barnes. New
York. "Pre Convention History"-Dr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
ORE ASSAYINC slMAP0UNDH
FOUNDNCRIPPLE CREEK Mine
Many Companies Doing Extensive Work With
Diamond Drills Mary Ann Property Is
Reported Especially Good Possibility

High grade ore Is being found on the
seventeenth Lowell of the Granite mine.
some of 1t assaying as high as 500 pcr
mound Twelve sets OF lessecs arc a.
work on the property and considerablu
work is being done on company ac-
count.
|. Gold hill Is due for a boom. The
old Short Line tracks are being put
into repair by the Midland Terminal
railway TO the Midget Bonanza pror-
forty. upon which operations Will soon
be resumed. The repairs TO tho"
tracks Will make 1t possible to haul
coal to and ore from this property a
well as other Gold hill properties in
Guiding. The Gold King. Mollic kath.
lccn. Moon Anchor, Anchoria -Lcland
Lexington Porter Gold King ami
Sanrre de christie. II will also he OF
material aid to the dump lco-eTs Ia
this territory. Air was recently made
available on these properties by the
extension of the Teller County Air
company's lines.
Extensive diamond drilling will soon
be commenced on the Mary Mcklunc'
several holes will be sunk 10 prov q
main vein values at depth. Sinkiu;
to greater depths will be done later Z
tho results obtained from the diamond
drills warrant the procedure. A hrE"
number of lessecs are now at work uu
the Mary Mckinney.
The Alpha and Omega mine nelnE
worked by tho Dig Gold Mining CON
pany. is producing orc from the re-
/ cent find on tho 100 foo, level runuine
between $50 and $50 10 the ton, Bad
air is hampcring work in the shaft L
some extent.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Special to The Chieftain:
Cripple Creek, Colo. Oct. l6.-Ihe
Bull Raven Mining and Development
company. recently Incorporated. is pre-
pairing to do extensive diamond utii-
ing on the Mary Ann property, upon
which they have bond and lease Inc
diamond drills will be operated from
the surface and at least five holes VIII
be sunk to a depth not exceeding three
hundred feet each. 1t is said that tue
Mary Ann has great possibilities III
view of the small amount Of develop
ment work required to produce results
Developments on adjoining properties
indicate that the Mary Anu Sronnu
has important ore bodies. probably
close to surface, The company aiso
holds lease on the Maude Helena
Isabella Victor, Findley and Nindi-
Gator. Rich orc has been shipped from
the properties in the past with only
dosultory work by individual lessecs
and the last work done was In high
grade ore. The company proposes 10
unwater the 200 foot shaft and explore
the contact below the rich stopc when.
from reliable information. Is still IN
ore.
The A jax mine now has twenty-five
sets OF lcssees at work on the property,
giving employment to about seventy
five men. A number o. the lessces are
shipping good g.ade ore, notably from
the bottom and adjacent levels Every
ore hin on tho property is now in use
by the iessees. Tho Ajax recently re-
sumcd operations after long shut
down.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

his career. Other men who appear set
for banner season are: Fritz Cris-
ler. hsifback and end, and one of the
real stars of the team; Bobby Coh.
star quarterback. forward passer and
punter: Charlie" Redmon. who dis
tinguished himself by his work in the
1920 Illinois game; Strohmeier, star
end Halliday, another end of three
seasons experience: Lu Tatge, last
years quarterback. Timme, fullback'
Lewis. tackle: Neff. SPEEDY halfback,
and Ray Hermes fullback.
Besides these eleven veterans Coach
Stage has several new men OF promise
who will prove valuable in the strenu-
Gus campaign ahead. Foremost of
these is Milton Romney who came from
the University of Utah. where he was
all-R oclly mountain choice. at the half
back position. Johnny Bryan. former
Maroon basketball and baseball star. Is
also fighting for backfieid position.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
FIFTY YEARS AGO

A. H. Bogardus was the champion
wing shot.
Steamboat r. f. Lee held the Mis-
aissippi river speed championship.
Billy Edwards was the American
lightweight champion pugilist.
Goldsmith Maid defeated Lucy in a
trotting match at Milwaukee for a
$1,000 purse.
Joe Coburn and Jim Mace fought
for tho heavyweight championship and
a purse OF 5000.
Curved pitching had recently been
introduced into baseball by Arthur
Cummings, of the Star club.
DAILY. Rudolpho. GARNER. Dccry and
the Dion brothers were the class
among American billiard profession
ais
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
BAPTISTS WILL MEET IN CANON
CITY FOR FOUR DAYSS0ON

u. n. Proper, Omaha. Early Pioneer
workers'-Rcv. Joshua Gravett, Den
yer Where Do We Go From Here
DR.. Bruce Kinney. Topeka. kas.
Tuesday Evcning-Praisc service
Rev. F. q. Lane. Delta. IntroductorY
sermon, Rev. A w. Atkinson, Love
land.
Wednesday Morning ser
vice. Rev. F. F. Butler. Colorado
Springs Convention Presidents ad-
Idress--Rev. Fred w. Freeman. Denver.
Rev. W. I. Fowic. Grand Island. Scb.
Wednesday Afternoon Devotional
service. Convention business. lay
mans banquet at $50 O'Clock. Ad-
drc>s-Rcv. c. \. Fulton. Colorado
Springs.
Wednesday E.vcnine-Praise service
-Rey r G. Arnold. Canon CITY.
'-Ba pti-t Now world Mov~mcnt"--Df.
~. Y. Atchison. Boston. Mass.
Thursday Morning-Report Of d.
rector OF Promo,ion-Rev- W. F. Rip
Icy. Denver. The Unfinished Task
Rev. F. W. Freeman. Denver. Inspira-
tional addrcss-pr. J. Y. Atchison.
Boston
Thursday Af,ernocn-Praise scrvicc
Rev. J. II. Davis. Denver. Convcn-
ton business.
Thursday Evenins-Praise service
Rev. A. c. Blinzinger. Department Of
Evangelism. F.vangclistic sermon
Rev. r. ". Starring. Denver. Ad-
iouruncnt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
Fowler News

Tho Young people OF the Baptist
Christian and Methodist churches arc
planning for a hay-rack ride and wcin-
er roast. next Friday.
Vess Petry of the south country
shipped four car loads of cows ana
calves to the Denver market last week.
Geo Yagcr OF Scott City. Kansas
recently bought she W. V. True prop
erty at the south edge of town and
Mr.. True this week purchased the W.
G. Palmer residence property, near
the center OF town.
Mrs. J. w. Lawlcr and daughter Miss
Dorothy Lawlcr. went to Pueblo Thurs
day.
Auctionecr G. +. Picrsall is announc-
ing a public auction sale for Mrs. Hat
field. one mile north of Manzanola
October %. Ths Ianzanola Country
club will serve lunch. tho proceeds TO
so towards the library fund.
DIR. and Mrs. G. L. Clark arc tho
parents of baby boy.
The Fowler school has an attendance
OF $50 in the grades up to and inciud-
ing the eighth grade with eleven
teachers. The high school has an at
tendance of Isl. with nine teachers
The annual meeting for tho election
OF officers for the Fowler Branch OF
the American Red Gross viii he held
In the Methodist church Wedncsds y
aitclnV 'Nt'''i ~ 1T u 'Ioth' IN
nomina ting committee Is composed of
Mrs. @. r. Van Der Schouw. Mrs. W
j.. Simmons and Mrs. G. S. Stubbs.
chris Christensen has purchased a
farm two miles north of Pueblo on
which they Will make their home soon
total Of 2.i2' persons camped in the
Fowler camp ground this season being
conveyed in to1 automobiles. Forty
ono different makes of cars were repre-
scented and OF the 200 cars. 81 per cent
Of them were Fords. The largest num-
bor of ears from one state were from
Oklahoma. the second from Kansas and
third from Missouri
The Fowler teachers are planning to
attend the state convention for teach
ors, to be hoid in Pueblo next Thurs
day and Friday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
Three Of StAgg's starr. At left,
Quarterback Milton Rouney; At
right, Fritz Crisler, star end !;
bottom, Bobby Cole, quarter
and half.

Chicago. Oct. 1s.-Coach Stagg. in his
thirtieth season as pilot of the Chicago
U. football squad. is prcpping his
eleven for two intersectional games OF
unusual interest and Importance. The
Maroon squad will take on both ends
of the country, so to speak. within a
space of week. On october % Chi
cago meets the Princeton. eleven at
Princeton and the following week
meets Colorado at Stagg field.
Previous to the game with Purdue.
Chicago adherents were enthusiastic
over the prospects of the team. but the
uninsoiriDg victory. . to 0, over Purdue
was a sad blow. The only balm. how
ever. was the knowledge that Prince
ton scouts were watching this game
and that Chicago possibly did not un-
cork its entire bag of tricks.
Stage has a wealth of material. In
addition to the eleven letter men he
has several other known stars who
failed to enter the letter class last sea-
son and plenty Of green material.
Captain Mcclure. all-conferencc
choice at the tackle position last year.
is expected to have the banner year OF
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
Sporting Notes

Seattle. Wash. Oct. l6.-University
of Washington is planning to bring an
eastern football team to play in the
new Washington Stadium each year.
Last SEASON Dartmouth college camo
and this year Penn State college has
been signed.
Dartmouth came west and defeated
a Washington team which had not
taken Pacific Coast Conference
game. The score was ISL. This year s
Sundodger team. under a new coach.
Enoch Bagshaw, is expected to make
a better showing against the visitors
December ..
Eugene, Ore, Oct. 16.-Eighteen Uni
versity of oregon men will be in the
football party which will leave San
Francisco on the steamer Maui Deccm-
ber is for Honolulu for two football
games the Lemon-Y fellow team will
play in the islands during tho holidays.
Ono game will be played December
rs against the University OF Hawaii
and another will be played January .
against the Hawaiian All-Sters. Tho
Oregon men will ,eave for home Janu-
airy on the steamer Wilhelmina.
While in Honolulu the Eugene party
will occupy a cottage. Tho University
of Hawaii has guaranteed expenses fos
seventeen men and Oregon will send
an extra man along. Fifteen players
the head coach, trainer. and graduate
manager will probably make up the
party.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
UP-TO- THE MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
IOWA ELEVEN LOOKS
LIKE CHAMP TEAM

Chicago H.. Oct 16.-The University
of Iowa football eleven, as "a result OF
Saturdays game, stand out as the team
most likely to win the western confer
cnce football championship. The Iowans
by a "A 10 victory over Illinois Won
what is expected to be their only hard
game, the rest of the schedule being
made up of supposedly weaker elevens.
Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio State
the latter again Il championship con-
tender thru its unexpected victory over
Minnesota-picked by many observers
as the chief contestants of Iowa's title
claims. meet each other in contests
which are sure to eliminate two of the
trio. Iowa meets one of them and this
is championship possibility for the
first time in years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

The All-Stars baseball team defeated
the Wire Mills in a batting fest at the
State Fair grounds yesterday by
score of II to s. There was moder-
ate sized crowd in the grand stand.
The All Stars got six runs in the first
inning while the Wire Mill bunch got
six in the last inning. Only one home
run was made in the game and that
was by O'Byrne pitcher for the All
Stars and there were two men on bases
at the time
Sam McGraw right fielder for the
AIl-Stars, made sensational running
catch of Badovinac's long fly into right
and put him out when it looked like a
sure enough home run.
There was some spectacular base
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
THE GREEN-TABLE SPORT

The first billiard table in New York
was put up in n house on Whitehall
Dock in 1900.
Up to 1905 there were but eight bill
Hard tables in New York. and no
other American city had so many.
Billiard cues. superceding maces.
came into general use in New York
and other American cities in the year
1890
The first billiard match for a stake
in America took place at Saratoga in
1854 between Joseph n. White and
George Smith.
The following year the hrst public
match of Importance took place at
San Francisco. Michael Phelan de-
feating NJ. Damon. the French ex-
pert.
In the carly SOS billiards was q
recognized sport at American col
leges, the teams of Yale. Harvard and
other leading colleges meeting annual
ly in matches for the championship.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Jacobs, captain of the Klein Smoke
House team has signed up>Costa and
Steele for tomorrow night when they
take on the Lithia Bottling Works
team. Cap. Shriver of the Lithia
Bottlers has signed up two dark
horses. so look out Jake.
Wright holds the championship in
Ducks" Hobbs took the 10-pin cham
pionship OF the Star-Journal force.
The Chicftain bowlers are getting in
shape to give the Star-Journals
rame.
Lookout for Rossik now. He's got a
new pill, 49, .of oe4-5s7. Pretty good.
Joe.
This afternoon the Loop Market
team will try conclusions with tho
Steel Works ''Y' team on the ~
alleys.
The Merchants league will roll Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday nights
this week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
GiBBONS--O 'DOUD
BOUT TRANSFERRED

Tulsa. okla. oct. 15.-Thc Mike Glib
bons-Mike O'Dowd fifteen round middle
weight boxing contest scheduled TO be
held in wichita, oct. is. has been trans
ferred to Tulsa and scheduled for one
week later October %.
NJ. A. We'll and a. Il. Russell. presi-
dent and secretary. of the western ath-
letic association of Wichita late today
signed a contract with Oil City Ath-
letic club of Tulsa providing for the
transfer of the bout. The $4,000 purse
guaranteed the boxers viii stand
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

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cision of the shop crafts executives not
TO call strike on the wage cut order
cd July l. by the railroad board. altho
the mon had voted Overwhelmingly to
strike rather than accept the cut.
Mr.. Jewell indicated that final in
structions 10 his men might be de-
layed under after tho Pennsylvania
hearing before the labor board October
20 Tho road has pccn summoned be-
fore the board so that the board may
determine whether the carrier has vio-
lated the order directing a new cleo
tion of shop crafts representatives to
negotiate working rules.
The controversy grew out Of separate
elections. which the board declared
void. II ordered new elections but
they have not been held. The shop
crafts consider this case as n fight
against their right to negotiate with
employers over working conditions and
their leaders expressed the opinion
they. would prefer 10 strike on this
question as well as that OF wages. Mr..
Jewell said.
Despite insistcnce Of union officials
that the strike would paralyze the
transportation system railroad officials
lstcadfastly maintained that they would
operate their lines.
4 majority in statements. seemed in
CuncO 10 Dcl1!NC tnat stTlkC Woutu uOt
ACTUALLY be put into effect.
Several took the attitude that n
strike would be strike against the
government and not against the rail-
roads. Among these was william Fin
| ley. president Of the Chicago and
Northwestern. who said:
Tho railroad men, II they strike,
will be going against the law and the
orders OF the railroad labor board,
created by act of congress.
We have no controversy with our
mon. We are merely obcyinS man.
dates of the labor board. which after
proper hearings and due process of
law. ordered wages decreased. The
men now refuse to obey orders Of tho
government as issued by the labor
board.
st. Louis, Mo, Oct. ls.-tBy The As
sociated Press)-E- J. Mannion. pres
ident of the order of railroad tcleg-
raphcrs tonight refuted the statement
of T. NJ. Pierson. vice president OF
that organizs tion in statement to
the Associated Press. in which he
said: Tho policy of tho order OF
railroad telcgraphers has not been
formulated and Mr. Picrson is not
authorized to give out any such state
ment. Our policy will not be known
until October Il.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Indlana and MlChlgHn HaNC not
played conference games.
Iowa now plays only Purdue. In
diana Northwestern and Minnesota of
the conference elevcns. Purdue beaten
by a minor college and by Chicago. In
diana, admittedly weak and North
western already defeated in three big
ten games are not expected to furnish
opposition to the Hawk Eyes. Minnesota
seems weak after the q TO o defeat by
Ohio State.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Baltimore, Nd. Oct. 1s.-Louisville
forged ahead in Its post season brush
with Baltimore by seven to six vic
tory today in a game rcpletc with
thrills. Louisville now has four VIC
tories and the Orioles three. For three
innings, the contest was close, after
which Louisville punched hits and
bases on balls off Thomas for five
runs. From this point, the colonels
looked like easy winners until Balti-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
LOUISVILLE FORCES AHEAD IN
JUNIOR WORLD SERIES PLAY

more knocked Wright out Of the box
and got five runs.
Cullop then disposed of Bentley with
n man on third. Tincup who won yes
tcrday's game finished without further
trouble. Egan and Letter of Baltimore
made home runs.
Baltimore ..... oOi 900 5oo--s 10 1
Louisville ... DOL sol 600 IL 0
Batteries-Ogden. Thomas, Frank
and Egan. Styles: Wright, Cullop, Tin
cup and Meyer, Kocher.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
HILL AND LUXE
FIGHT Il HOUND DR4U

Juarez, Mexico, Oct. 1s.-Eddie Hill
Of Fort Worth, Texas and Joe Luke
of New Orleans. fought fourteen
rounds to a draw here this afternoon.
Hill scored a knockdown in the first
round. Luke took the count of nine.
Luke was the aEEressor thruout.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
F0} WILLARD FIGHT

Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. Disbursements
have been completed for match be-
tween Jack Dempsey worlds heavy
weight boxing champion and jess VIII
lard, former champion, either in New
York or in Jersey City, n. j.. next
spring, Jack Kearns, Dempsey's man
ager announced tonight. Kearns said
he had been informed by Tex Rickard
that the New York promoter had Will
lard's signed contract.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
BAbE ruth DEFIES JUDGE Lands
BY PLAYING EXHIBITION CAME

judges order. The remainder OF
Ruths team was recruited from Buf-
falo players.
Ruth's team won 4 to . and he
made one homo run.
II stlll think | am in the right and
Judge Landis Is wrong said Ruth.
He had no right to bar us from
participation in n post season cxhi-
bition game. We think our action was
for the best interests of baseball"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Buffalo. n. Y. Oct. 1s.ADisregardins
orders of Judge Landis. national base
ball commissioner. Babe Ruth, home
run star of the New York Yankees.
today took part in an exhibition game
against tpe Polish Nationals of Buff
falo.
Bob Meuscl and Bill Picrcy also of
the Yankees played. Carl Mays and
wally Schang. who had been scheduled
to take part withdrew after the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
LAMAR NEWS

Tho Rotarians met at the X. Of p.
hail. which viii be their meeting place
In the future, at noon Fri
day. The meeting was very interesting
and featured large attendance.
Guests present being James Payne OF
city. A. Boyd of the Lamar high school
faculty and r. II. Blacser of tho En-
rner Products Co., Denver.
Mr.. Blaeser spoke briefly on the
subject of raising cmmcr grain In this
section of the Arkansas Valley and
outlined tho company's plans II they
succeed in contracting enough acre.
age to permit of building an elevator
here to properly handle the product.
Some cmmcr grain has been grown in
tho valley and Mr.. Blaeser thinks tina t
the possibilities arc fine for an excel
lent crop. A meeting will be called for
Saturday evening at the Elks club
rooms when Mr.. Blaescr will talk to
the farmers and persons interested in
the proposition on the subject in
greater length.
Twenty-Five dollars was voted for
the Armisticc Day fund and the meet
ing adjourned.
Mrs. II. G. Randolph is visiting her
sisters Mrs. w. l.. Pollard, Mrs. Ray
Could. and brother, II. c. Davis, of
this city. Mrs. Pollard resides in Los
Angeles. California.
II. a. Powers and family have
started overland for California. Before
leaving Mr.. Powers bought new
Oakland car of the Lasson Motor CO.
Sugar beet growers and manu-
facturers will probably have tho aid
needed as the matter will bc taken
up in Washington Tesday. October
is, by tho war finance corporation and
Mt the same time the war finance cor
poration committee will take up. the
matter of aid to potato growers In
Colorado with special reference to the
San Luis Valley.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
A[l-STARS DEFEAT WIRE
MILL IN A 81 hit GAME
Batting Fest Wears Path Around Diamond as Stars
Make " Runs and Mills 8 -O'Byne
Gets Home Run With Two On

running by Whitehead who pitched
the last inning. for the All-Stars while
Pannunzio third baseman for the Wire
Mill team, did some sensational field
ing.
The score:
Wire Mills ...... .oo1 o1o Oo6- s IL 4
All Stars 622 01O s4x-17 IS /
Notwithstanding. Masser; O'Byrne
and Whitehead, Ellis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

the teachers meeting at the office OF
county superintendent OF schools IN
Pueblo on October 20, 81 and -.
Among those putting In winter wheat
In this community are J. w. Jowcock
100 acres: Smith brothers. 100 acres.
w. s. Davis. 100 acres aud G. ]. Bran
stine. 20 acres.
Dana Davis has been busy the past
two weeks building on two rooms OH
the II. II. knowlton homestead house.
Joe McGrum made . trip to Fowler
the first of the week Tor the lumber TO
build his new house on his homes toad.
Mrs. Vera Jane Edwards is spending
the week in Pueblo
There has been six DAYS run of
water in the Nanskike and Omcr
bitches this week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Fifty-three railway cars were re-
quired to carry the furniture of the
lex. Kaiser to Holland
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
Tad Jones

Sons of old Eli are looking to the
famous Tad Jones to produce an
eleven this year that will humble Har-
ward and Princeton. Jones has been
given free rein in tho hope that he
can pull Yale out of its football
slump.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Los Angeles, Gal. Oct. ia dsuGh-
ter was born today to Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Lewis Hargrcavcs. at their
home here. Mrs H3rgreavcs ie q
daughter of William .1onnings Bryan
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
shahxada enjoying a large yawn in
his stable after the first go miles.

A fve-day endurance test for
horses was feature Of the Arab
Horse Society exhibit, which was
held on the Southdowns at Loves,
England, recently. Each horse en-
tered in the test was supposed to
cover a sixty.mile course on each
of the five days carrying 13 stone.
The photo shows "Shahzada," one
of the entries, after his first sixty
miles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
BOWLING

Wright is there with ten pins, l45.
F. Brown and Dixon battied IN
close series. the Col. finally winning
two games but tied on the total
Brown ....14S 165 1870
Dixon ............15o 16l 1910
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

r. a. Powers and family have
started overland for California. Before
leaving Mr.. Powers bought a now
Oakland car of the Lasson Motor Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Mrs. Il. G. Randolph is visiting her
sisters Mrs. w. l.. Pollard, Mrs. Ray
Gould. and brother, II. c. Davis, OF
this city Mrs. Pollard resides in Los
Angeles, California.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
ONLY MIRACLE
CAAST0P STRIKE

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