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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
u heat Suffers Setback
Ia Price at Windy City

Us Associated Press:
CHICAGO. Jan. Wheat under
went a. setback IN price Wednesday,
owing more or less to estimates that
the Argentine and Australian ex-
portable surplus would total 261,-
1000 bushels. The market closed
unsettled. "a To 3-4c net lower.
with March fL71 "a 20 S172 and
May S1.64 Is to S1-65. Corn lost
1-2 Co 7-Sc and cats ID 20 7-SC. In
provisions the outcome was a gain
oT 10 ta SOC.
Iua~much as figures heretofore
available put the Argentine Austria
liam surplus at only 22S.OOO. 900
bushels. the new estimate gave q
ae, lded advantage 20 the bears in
vvht- Moreover, large part of
The short interest had been elmi-
mated during Thursdays sudden
bulge and there was consequently a.
notable lack OF one of the usual
props TO values.
corn and oats sympathized with
the wheat setback. but buying of
corn for "A large elevator interest
} ended later TO check the down
TURNS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
MARKET FOR SALT
HERRING SLUMPS

VANCOUVER. r. G.. Jan. T.
British COlumbla's salt herring
packers are Joining the salmon
packers IN the class OF producers
vs. no are faced with difficulty IN
marketing their product. The bot
tom has dropped out OF the herring
.rket and $50 a ton IL the top
price offered for fish that cost from
s35 To S3s. As a result the saIteries
are being closed down and crews
dismissed. Japan was one Of the
chief markets for British COlum bia s
suit herring. and the japanese IL
nsncial collapse helped to fiatten the
market.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
GAIN ON
.NEW YORK MARKET
Greater Part of Activity, How
ever, RepOses in Specu-
iative' Issues.

10y ArEtflafFN IEfsa
NEW YORK. Jan. THE stock
market Friday made numerous ma
tcrial additions 90 gains OF the pre-
vious session. but the greater part
Of the activity and strength rep0sed
81 issues o. a speculative character.
seasoned shares scoring compare
lively small advances
Transactions in stocks were the
largest 81 any day OF the new year.
hut almost one-third of the turn
over concentrated TN stccls and
equipments. motors. oils. textiles
and feathers
There was "a steady Inquiry for
United States Steel at a net gain Of
lila points. although forecasts of
the corporation s. December untitled
s<rhaEe 10 be issued next Monday.
indicate another severe shrink%se OF
bookings.
Final PrtCCs
Final prices showed gains Of one
a. six points for CruCible and Vaua-
dunn Steels Baldwin Locomotive.
Mexican Petroleum. American Wool
en-. American international and In
ternatioual Paper. rails making only
trivial changes either way L $.
Rubber. Royal Dutch and General
Asphalt recorded nominal losses.
Sales aggregated 1.135.OO0 shares.
Although interior banks supple
nlenteJ the local supply OF funds.
call and time money rates were UNI
altered.
Liberty issues were again the CON
spiCuOus features OF the bond mar
ket. that entire group. excepting the
first and second : LIS. rising appre-
ciably Convertible rails and for
eigu issues also were strong Total
sales (par value). }17.175.0OO old
I. S. bonds were unchanged on
call.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08

INDIANAIULIN, Jan I-HOGS-Re-
0cipts. 10000, market steady. best he8y-
les. SO JudI11. mediums and mixed 50 -
dlo- common to choice. $9d95O, bulk OF
sales 81 1000
CATTLE Receipts 100: marFes
steady. Boz lower. steers. S1bTlO.JO. cows
and hcifers $72JsI 80
SUEEP-Recelpts. 200. market steady
top S2JON3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
CHICAGO PRnDTCE

CHICAGO. Jan 7.-BUTTER-R Receipts.
1917 tubs, cNtra hTsts, 5Nc. hrSts. .TiT'
49,; packing stock. l5d2Oc
EGGS- Receipts. LII cases current
receipts. 5-Qf-ic; ordinary Grsts, 5S1J to-. f.
nr~ts GGHtfc- extra. 57isGi',Sc. checks.
iJG Dc; Girlies. 4Jfj2c
CHEESE Twins new. g2iac. Daisies.
LunghorHs, 2lll0 pc; brick, lSldlgc
LIVE GLTBN-Turkeys doe. chick
ems. 2~c; springs PC. roosters. 1Sc 3
geese. 2Nc. ducks Sic.
IOlAIOLS-ReCeip - cars Mime
sofas and Wlsconsius. 81 COILS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
PITTsRIRH LEE STOCk- D.

PITTSBJEG. Pa. Jan. 7.-CATTLE-
supply Hight. market steady. choice. SD
20 1880; prime. Sli2Jd1l.J0. good Sll.j0
~ no; tidy butchers. Si1MIiJO: fair.
SS-JoGf 10, common, $S-JlNIOi common to
good fat bulls. 50 common t0 good fat
cows. $iWS heifers Ss5Adl0. fresh
cows and sprinEcrs, SGOG1&O; veal calves
SOD
SHEEP AND LAMBS Supply. 800:
market steady. good mixed, SJM5.TJ:
fair mixed. S0f; culls and common,
SlJ0H2; lambs steady. spring lambs,
SD 30
Receipts 500: market 2Jc low
ct, prime heavy hogs $10H1J.2J. me
dluWs. Sl0JO0iC.7j heavy Workers. $40 20
i1o 80. light Workers S1GTJE1l: pigs.
Slo75d1, roughs. SGJOa9. stogs. $3.50
rru
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08

fC~---~t~t To,Isv bJ =. ~. Lippnsn. slE
HIDES-Cc 10 G.; Caliskins Zoe: rem
dered talIow. 4G1c n 20. . roughs tallOw,
2Gp3c ID. beeswax, 254Sc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08

Liberty hOnds-3h2 perCent-92 -
60. first 4s-87.S0: first AIS
$500. second 4lt 's-8774: third
"a 's-gO.TO. fourth "a 's-S7.70:
fifth 4L $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
Everything You Want Auaabh Through Neus- Times WanAd Columns
LEGAL NOTICES
NON-REeIDENT NOTICE

T.
state 0f Indiana. st Joseph County.
Ssh the 81 Joseph Superior Court.
December term. 1870. Ulys scs Hewlett
IS. Marion Hewlett Divorce so Sol
Be 10 Known. That the above named
Plaintiu las filed in the Office Of the
Clerk u said Court his complaint against
said Defendant "a the above cause to-
Eether with a proper affidavit that said
Defendant. Marion Howictt. A. not a resi-
dent n the State OF Indiana.
said Defendant 81 hereby notified that
sIid cause VIII stand for trial on the
22nd day ~ March 1921 the same being
the 2Bth day Of the next term 81 said
Court 90 commence az the City Of South
Bend. on the third Monday I'm February
next, on which day said Defendant Is re
Quired 20 appear 90 said action.
WILBUR VI WARNER. Clerk
MARGARET Lung. Deputy.
Bernstein * Bernstein, Atty. for Plaintiff
Dec 24-31 Jan. Z
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION.
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed 10y the cir
cult Court ~ St Joseph County. State
~ Indiana. Administrator Of the estate
81 Mary Ellen GOldiug late Of St JO-
seph County. deceased.
Said Estate D. supposed 10 BE- solvent.
ELMER GOLDING.
Dec 30. 1920 Administrator.
Mclnerny, Neagley & McInerny.
Attorneys for Estate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
MARKETS
CHCAGO 1--we sTOCk

tFy T. Bureau " Markets.
CHICAGO Jan. 7.-HOGS-l;eCcipts
1000 market strong, Zoe higher, bulk,
Sa3jd3.5J; top. $40 heayywe gEt. $9.2J9L
300, light weight 50 UGlO, light lights,
SH60Hl0; heavy packing s0ws. smooth.
5000 packing sows, rOugLs - ga %
pigs. 80 JOMlO.
CATILE-Eeceipts. 5000. market
steady, lower beef steers. choice and
prime. $l1.JOM12.7J; medium and good,
- ia 100 good ana choice. S1OJo1 - .
common and medium. S12jGllO5O, butch
or cattle, heift-s, 5000 10. COWS. SJd
$50, bulls 500 as; Gamers and cutters.
cows aHd he4fers. $3.50 = canuer steers,
S!e5J 80; veal calves light and handy
weight, $llGl2J0, feeder steers 5000
BOO, storker steers, $500 s.2j stOcker
cows and heifprs $i2JfJ62J
HEEP-ReceIpts, 1900. market,
lambs. -jc higher sheep. zoe 20 JOc high
er, lambs toi lbs. DOWN. $40 TJIpl2. 80 +;
lambs. Culis and common. $.~GI1U. year
ling weth"rs, S.tI To - ewes, So 756IG;
ewes, Culls and common. SLJ0d2 ~ .
breeding ewes. $500 feeder lambs. s.
IN 10 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK.
(Corrscs - Dr > by Ms or eros. a. L.
gan ST.. MishRwakAJ
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair 90 good.
IOn nc prime. 12G14c-
HOGS-l30 90 10 los. -. 10 90
10 lbs, l-ec; 10 TO 80 lbs. o.. 225
10 3Uu bs 81.
LARD-Dc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
PREMIER

Sedan Bargain Seven passenger se-
dan, factory overhauled: in perfect
running order, has brand new cord
tires magnetic gear shift and all
latest equipment This car has had
the best of care, has been used by fac
tory officials. who have no further
use FOR IT, In order 10 effect n quick
sale We will consider any reasonable
cash offer. Phone ElkEaTt, 73l and ask
pr Mr.. Huffman or Mr. Wiltrout.
huffman Bros. Motor Co Truck
Manufacturers. Elkhart, Ind
TIKI OK Ford half ton delivery. Call
evenings. 81 :. ST Louis blvd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08

PRODCCE MAHKET.
eCsTscted T-5sy pJ Tns JrothsrhOae
Gn-1srS. go -. Main So
3C1-TEG AND Cots Creamery but.
ter. paying Sc pound selling Coo pound /:
eggs paving 10. selling ~ dozen.
FRUITS Az v-CErAAt t.S-Fruttz
California naval oranges sc 10 Coo per
dozen; new cabbage. paying ? lie h..
selling Sc.
NEW POTATOES peck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
STOCK MARKET SELLING
PRICES AT 100 P. n.

NEW YORK. Jan. Last quo
atoms on the stock exchange at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO, y 4. Jan r.
CATrLf-Reccipts 80 market dull ;
shipping steers. 81 JO6d II -. butcher
grades S7@l0 heifers. STG@2Ji cows.
ga 80, buits $JIIJ0
CALVES Receipts 1000: market
slow, Gull 20 choice, SI.JOH1S
SHEEP AND LAMBr-Keceil is 5000 :
market active; choice lambs, 81 50d
1890; Gull to fair. SId1I.7J; yearIlngs. 81
n 10. sheep. S2N e.
HOGS Receipts 1896 market active
lOrkcrs SlOIJU11: pigs SLIPS: heavy.
500 1923; stays. $SdS.JO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08

USED CARS-Model 90 Overland touring.
1,-O Oldsmohile touring, 1920 OldsmO-
bile touring, ) cylinder. 1919 Chevrolet
touring. 1870 Chevrolet touring, 1915
Buick touring. 1915 Reo touring. Odds
mobile Sales Co. 226-22S s Lafayette
blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08

Tsurd steak. t2ci sIl0l2. &C; E-rIsI
souEs. Toe
POkk AOIS-4ce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
LINCOLN WAY WEST

LINCOLN WAY WEST
Modern home With .arge living room
across fruat OF house. ure place oak
nnish FIRST door. front and rear
stairs . bedrooms large attic. good
basement, s. 100. " +. McHeury,
10 Farmers Trust Bldg Lincoln
5733.
AORTHW EST-NeW SIX room house 500
cash. balance monthly payments. Pos
session at once. Hastings, rs y. Michi-
gan st. Lincoln $40 Uftce open even
iEgE.
LINCOLN WAY W.-ClDse Ia. n room
modern house, OAK hOors and trim
fireplace French doors. large lot, fruit
Immediate possession. Owner leaving
city. Price $40 Do Wesley Van Valir
624 Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln 1lO7
NORTHW five room bunga-
low 800 cash balance monthly pay
ueuts Possession al once Hastings.
us y. Michigan - LIEcOlR 6i+o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
South Bend Markets
HAY. STRAW AND TEFD.
frcrreefed Daily Nv Nhs Wasl.w ~

HAY. STRAW AND TEFD.
Corrected Daily ~ the Wesley Mlleg
FLOUR Feed Co. 420 = aiichiEanl
NEW HAY-Paying SIS 10 SO selling
So TO S23
SrRAW-PayinE SI2. selling SIG to SIS.
or SOC bale.
OATS-Psyinz SOC. selling zoe 70 so,
CLOVER SEED-Pnying 5000, selling
So 10 t14
AISIKE CLOvER-Sellinc Sl4 70 S1a
ALFALFA Northern grownl-Sf6
NEW COBN-IayinE Coz to TOc. selling
Sc TO 81.
GRAIN AND FEED.
tCaFFecfrd Daily ~ p. r. Morgan. ataFS
Niila. n, draulic AVl
CORN-Fayfnc IOc bushei
OATS-PaylnE 5Oc, selling 20 90 SOC.
BRAN, elling t225
MiDDLINGS-Se Selling $3.50 hundred
CHOPPED FEED-SeLing SIX per
ewt
SCRATCH FEED-Selling &2oOG3 -
FWN
GRrNIiNGS- oushal.
WHEAT-paylug 81 ~
KNE-FayinC 81 IS
BUCkW HEAT-PayinE $50 hundred
POULTRY AND sfEAra
fCsFr~otsd DsEsy ~ Jtuarnf~'s .LAFksA
lta n. Jsusrsou Bivdl
RP3IkG CHICknk-7ac
BEEF-ROAst. So<sooci HOlnnE. 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
wanted-Real Estate
PRoPERrY wANTED-

WANTED
II your house la worth the money
We can move e. We charge board
commission only william HHpp.
real.or. 2O4 Citizens Bank Bldg phone
Lincoln 1871
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al hhi - duH Ddlu TOT within hlA uANh
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SPECIAL Low RATES TO LONG
TERM ADVERTISERS.
Count IN average Of six words TO a
line for small type
The minimum ad accepted Is three lines
or l. words
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OK SUNDAY.
No ads received after s p. m. for the
morning edition or after 0:30 a. N. for
fhe evening edition. No ads accepted
after p. m. Saturday evenings for the
sunday edition
Decentralization not permitted.
PHONE MAIN 200.
Ads Of questionable nature not accent
Ad writing service provided without
cost for the asking
Republication for errors not the tault
OF the advertiser allowed II the adyer-
tiser will report the error within "a hours
after the first publication Of the al.
For the benefit Of the advertisers 20
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ton being made In Classified Display
No cuts or heavy black face type PEE
mitted on the classified mage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
RIVER PARK
lots for Sale

III" tut "tlII
RIVER PARK Special bargains In
corner lot size 6eXi1 One sQt are from
Mishawaka sv. On River PARK. II taken
within the next Io days will let 40 -
fo- 500 Cell 7. n jolly. Mish Pts.
Real ESTATE for Exchange IS
LAND CONTRACTS pay seven percsat
and are safe II you have Liberty
bonds, We viii take them az par on
land contracts on good South BEND
real estate Change from "a percent
90 percent interest on your money. s..
NJ Robinson & Son l24 Main -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08

did opportunity. Good salary. Must
have three years experience Write
N.Y. News Times Mishawaka. 1tf
SIENOGEAPHEES- permanent po-
sItiuus. TWO rE1cr' tl ,;t,'Jc IpNrrS
pfctaphoue experience would prove
helpful Write NJ once giving e.p-
rience and references and stating salary
required or telephone 20 The Straus
F.OfheTs Company Ltgouier, indiana.
WOMAN no do washing and ironing for
two IN home. Electric asLiug mac nine
electric iron and all modern conven-
ieuCes for your use. Call Main 3yOi
evenings after 30.
YOT= VI NAN-For steuographer and gen
eral Office work Stgdy employment.
good opportunity for live wire. Apply
Sibley Machine CO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22
BOY SCOUTS AT CAMP BIJRCH

The Boy Scouts of America under
the Pueblo Council now have csmn
of their own. eighty acres IN tho San
Isabel Forest. On South Greek up
where the water is az clear as crystal
and the flowers dot the lsnds.ape on
every hand; with thirty-four gloepirr
tents. one large assembly tent forty
feet in diameter, used temporarily as
dining room, and O permanent dining
building for Kitchen and assembly pur-
poses which viii he completed thiq
week, the Pueblo Boy Scouts have nm
outfit that will compare with any
other in the state or the West.
To be sure, there is much vet to he
done TO finish the Job. There will hr
lot OF clearing Of spots from scrub
oak growth, but when the plang arc
achieved there win he a layout which
the boys will be eager to make stilI
more attractive and helpful to their
work.
One hundred and sixteen boys and
leaders were In camp yesterday. and
eighteen more viii come III newt
"Wednesday. with additional leaders.
F }. BurCh. the president Of tn local
council TO whom SO much is duo tor
the furniahiuE OF equipment and con-
NflAliEAI''" hH tue AN''Nth WAS pres MT tho
FIRST d1. aud since Jheu he has br-u
in daily touch with the movements of
the camp boo connection with scout
Executive Alyorsou. Deputy Scout
Commissioner Price and Suoutmaster
Haincs ~ Troop a. have given their
tiinr 10 the direction of activities of the
assembly The second day NJ the carup
there was a hike TO Rocky Robin, aud
toduy th-re "ilI be th" start NJ q two
day hike TO Marion Mine.
Boys do not sleep ou the ground. all
tents have wood fI7or. and straw ticks
for bedding Or Rich chairman pf the
committee OF fhr Pueblo medical or
gauizauuu. Was present rur first day
OF tho camp fu Eu over th, sanitary
condition" and .tuu day a uhNiciau
viii bo nu hand 90 Ho. To- the health
OF the boss. s eNinmIn- pool b. Uu-
der construction aud SD Is expected that
water WII br turned into h by|
Weduo Iuv of tms week
one biE feature of tm year. camp
T. tho efforts Of thr Hgout7 10 PASS
'hsir second and first class tets. Al
niE majority gt the members who at
tend win Inns. rIrs such or thc-c
tsHts ID" rFrr are deficient iu before
tHrT '.1Nr fur home pT Corvn and
jude Voorhees, arc tp make campfire
fa'ka .H 'EE NoN some evening OF this
0s.h. Tho evening fire" ig a big fea-
tur" -H url'y. Deputy Sr9u, Com
missioner T Hatch gave talk 10
tho -.rurr ON their sex life, and the
Garnet attention paid tp the speaker
et|Ien. d their concern iu that i'm
pgrHrr gHrI uf their ,fo, Yesterday
morning rs conduct % rslglour rorv-
..,. .u- HH- um tuc Ifr NJ Jpseph. /
Tho catholic buyr were TAX into
.s..HH pGt Executive Nlysrlou to
.H..#. nH.a After tho devotional
.r..s. SIR Iisfrh conducted q con
ference with ths boys over sixteen. in
advanced rrN Instruction
Thursday and Friday, the real. big
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22
Rv NORMAN e. BROWN

Danny Frush. who is counting the
days now until he gets a crack at
Johnny Ililbane's featherweight
crown, has been busy lad in tho five
or six years he has been fighting, but
his most impressive efforts have been
chalked up in the last year or so.
frush has met the whole run of
the featherweights, good. bad and in
different-with the exception of three
lads-ahout whom VIC will speak anon
as the literary brethern say). And
he has hung up fair string of
knockouts. He won eight of his last
fifteen engagements with the old
sleep producer.
At first glance one wouldn't sus-
pect Frush of the speed he possesses.
He IS unusually husky for a feather
weight and very muscular. His arms
are large compared to the slender
ones of kilbane and most other little
boys In his class. Therein lies his
hope. With his speed he may be able
TO get to kilbane with his hard body
and Jaw punches and spell curtains
for the king.
The first victim in this last strin 6
OF fifteen bouts Frush had was Artie
O'Leary. Frush won the decision in
a round bout in New York. Then
Frush returned home TO tackle Joe
Leonard. conceded TO be a conner, and
won twelve-round decision over
him, Tackling Artic Root at Akron.
Frush put the Cleveland boy out in
nine rounds Tommy Noble. English
feather star. had the better of a ten
round argument with Frush In
Detroit. Then Danny took on Al
Schubert and Ar,ia o'Lesry at short
intervals In Boston and won decisions
over both OF them.
Then followed string Of knock
outs. Johnny Lisse cropped in the sixth
round at Philadelphia. Young Mahoney
got his in tho ffth I'm Baltimore. Eddie
James lasted but two rounds at Phila
dclphia. Tommy Clcary was stopped
In seven rounds n: Camden. y. J.. and
Dsvo Sandow In two Mt Dayton. Eddie
Wallace was adml'ts ily past his prime
when Frush took I'm on at Cleveland.
But Eddie still fciains much OF the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22

The boys at Camp Burch are surely
having a good time. They think the
most important time at camp is eating
time. When the mess call blows all
Of them rush for the tables. We have
fine cook and we call him cookie.
SCOUT LEE CASLER, Troop IS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22
GERMANS TO CONNECT
HOTELS WITH TRAINS

Berlin. Aug. .i.-Wireless telephone
Instruments will be installed on a
number OF important German express
trains and receiving instruments will
be placed in hotels and embassies here,
according to an announcement made
today. Experiments conducted in a
moving freight car have shown that
the wireless system works well the
men engaged in, the testing out OF the
instruments being able to hold con-
versatiors with friends In this city.
Tho tests were made under the OBJ
servation Of engineers, military at
iaches and diplomat tic representatives
of the United States and Sweden.
It Is declared that I'm three weeks 4.
will be possible for travellers on es-
press trains to reserve hotel accom-
modations by the radio telenhona.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22

skill he boasted - four or five sea-
sons ago. Frush. however dropped him
in the third.
AL Schubert STAYED ten rounds at
New Bedford AMI ~ Wagner boxed a
no-decision battle with Danny at Phil
adelphia and then i'rush wound up his
activities temporarily by knocking out
the green Texas KID In four rounds in
Cleveland
Frush goes back beyond this recent
string to show ..ie; he has chance
with Johnny. KiIbane went to Phila-
delpnia and was badly outpointed by
Young Chaney a year or more ago. A
few nights later Frush gave Young
Chaney a boxing lesson In twelve
rounds at Baltimore. Frush also points
to a twelve-round dccision over Freddy
Jacks. Jacks resisted kilbanes efforts
TO knock him Jut IN the champions
last appearance ir the ring.
Frush has not met the three con-
tenders for the title being doomed in
the east. De Foe, Charley Beecher and
sieger. There is NJ way to compare
him. therefore with these birds. But
none OF them stac,,s up as spectacular
fighters. As far IA critics who have
seen all the boys IN action are con
cerncd. Frush Is az good as any of the
three. Frushs manager says all three
ran out of chances to meet him.
II Frush realizes his ambition in
September he can grab off more dough
by giving this trio a chance. Which is
an added incentive for him TO deliver.
Anyhow. Danny's already starting
conditioning himself with tine one bis
end in view to grab the title.
VIII fate, who carried him from the
fishing boats and tho wharves in Lon
don. thru the mysteries Of the barber
shop TO the from. ranks OF the feath-
ers, LIT him another notch or Is II
ready to give him the cruei cold
shoulder Bring on the bout until We
q
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22

Oh Boy. you ought to BE- out at
camp. You don't know what you
missed. Camp is surrounded by noun
tains. We are going to have an ice
cream dinner Sunday. They sure give
YOU good eats. The scouts can hardly
wait for tho big hike to Marion Mine.
We play games and at night We have
plays Conc out Sunday and visit
camp,
JAMES STILES. Troop Is.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22

Mrs Mcfarland 81 C.irhrd Kansas
Is victims IN tho home or hcf dsush'
ter Mrs rr rhaNor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22
THREE ARE KILLED AS
TRAIN STRIKES AUTO

knarp. Wis. Aug ei-Mr and
Mrs William Fraithwait, and their
son. William Jr.. all Of Eau Claire.
wer. instantly killed and two other
persons were perhaps fatally injured
when the automobile in which thay
we're riding was struck hy passenger
train No. y on the Chicago and North
Ing
A. 9. Smith. driver Of thS machine,
and Miss Diana Miller. u years old
both OF Eau Claire. we're injured Sc
riously and Miss Millsr's recovery Is
not expected.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22
ALBERT RoURKE. Troop /

one Of the greatest things that Boy
Scout could have done was to come
out TO our beautiful camp at Beulsh.
All We do from morning until night
Is to have all the pleasures and enjoy
ment that a hoy could have. and one
thing more. we nave one Of the finest
cooks In the world and that Is what We
all like. because somehow we get hun
CRY and also get plenty to eat
EARL RCDMAN, Troop 8.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22

Nrs l. ~ Cllliscn and son Buster
have returned from ar extended visit
With relatives I'm Missouri
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22

Dean Stanley and family arrived this
week from Las Cruces, X. NJ. where
Mr. Stanley was looking after the
Steirriia rdt Kelly cartsloupe interests.
They viii remain h.re until tn. melon
season is over.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-22
CATTLEMAN GUILTY
OF MANSLAUGHTER

Tombstone. Ari,., Aug Thames
Hnvsrtv. Cochi.e county cattle man.
was found guilty OF r,an.isushter for
the killing Of his brother. Richard
Havertv, April = las. BY jury in the
superior court here this morning. The
case reached the Jury at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. Sentence will b
pronounced by Judge \ G Lockwood
in superior court here Monday morn
irs. ~ "a expected