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Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

THIS &, a wundyr.Hl country,
=, we'll ~ q larg, uH ind th, r
ar many more more Wonderful
things about climate lh
some portions rf ls f, such that
s,mistrnpcaI fruits and vcgr'as
hlr, MAY hc grown the year
around while other portions Of y
hAy, nine months winter and
three months cold weather THIS
ar' II the country has suffered
f.r ram several weeks. while ~
Colorado and other portions floods
have destroyed human lives by the
,rnrr and property tnt crops val
ued af millions Of dollar, Pueblo
/, IN an awful condition Hun.
an,a- arp homeless. .hl death toll
+, aslgkrn.ng fclI'a.. ~ tr hu.r
rhrr drtas,a'iH hH'
away property ~t'w.H >sIHh
uru While Ihe aa Errrs ="
f,..HE at fh, ".I'N "
rh.-. mr'nr'Hn MANY ~ n'
think ,rn little u 50 aerns
'am,d sr. Wr fn nr 'Hv sIna
Wr arr secure In H'o and procr'
IS and ~ so far away that y
doe, not appeal 60 rs and We -
on the even tenor uf oar way.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
WHAT WILL MNNrIrID COZ
iEGE MEANS To- SOUTHEAST
MISSOURI RNpTI>T>
~ Gca " Graham

NH. NatE.'H tuI..g, q. a f,.t
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20 Efn4miraft.r b. 't, u.., r.
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4h1T Srpr.l reason. I-., .i
ar.fr.. f4r h-rF,-g -t.m
should thst ga. frHrT.4rr. ar ar
count rf'fs r-rer,. d. t.,A. ,-.
-frgst.r ftlsr ,ffIHH.r r.-,.t.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

uiaH Thor 'nHI tHrft H| -
ts mreHurU h ft.f ~h
Achievement Iuf t 'hr Hs..'.
tsf .fr uf 'f, H... '#r H#WsHI.
"a \ thrs.#H school
si.u.d Co. m.rf fusf sa.t s'aH
tiur What = splendid hHa
uouId ly fu sks #ur H. FHur
men and women and 'raH ~
ruuip them iHf hss. q thHHrsH
us.fuinsss u.b' fsrr Hr .Hf H#s
sDT W could HH ~ saa'F. q e.
could hut s.. auH .fasr 'ts Hr
par'urff, BAL, have s' ~ NJ
.t,fd
Their s r.f #fU..H o.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

1000 per year and Mr. Osborn
lmmandcs much higher rve'
mpense,
lhe use of the pcnlt"ntisry NJ
rsrson CitN hiss brought hr,r
mr remarkable ~ssomon prls'n
d. who have h,,n sentenced g..
.f,nsrs usually pfagtir,d hy hU.
trshists. Nearly alWalNs. the
women are Young and fairly on.
r'tp,ut They think Practical,
70 nf our laws arr unjust and gi,r
hat Hs Ar.asun for their crime.
Newton p Nill1ma chief c'otk
.r the public service rnmmi.' nn
Ha, resigned no, position H' che
.fatr capitol and vll' remove viih
family to Jacksonville, Flor.
it. on 'uly Z. Vh,r, be- wiI. D.
Connected With large maguihr
fu'Ing company NJ William.
vull hc succeeded f1 th. Iuhf
..rtirc dcpaf m.nt N, l. O. lu
90 of Rolls Tn, .1.aD a''a,N,.
fH this position ls s|th I,T wear
! r. Roh~rt. og .Ktrk.,l'. tR
..,n appointed O., Governor 70 p.
q chief mine inspector o.. .u..a.
George Hill ~ Brewer owe "a o.
Crouch has faa,n ft, lHr, ".
Joseph Goldman ~ Jefferson tfN
s. secretary uf ihs department
Judge & n Skiusrf uf l'oH
Hs h.,n appointed uN 'N, nu,rf
regents ~ ~, Stat. Teacher
college 90 sucrsrd John n Iaa
x = Duty electrical and u'
.hBHirAl engineer - thu u8ll,
s,r1lcr commission has resign,
fs tsrsitinn and will h. ,ugr,,.'
.H luh hy Walter ll.Imrnrt H'
tHnsillr The position Tpts So
Hss1 T-r YEAR NJ nuH, vfN '.s.
h more lucrative Position. with
business firm
TA, la,' vc.k Ir NJ. vs. un
aI ir Jefferson Ci'r l-rsH. H.
nyrn'iou ~ On, sort. VBs lr
session ~ ih, capitol u. frf
#aNs 81 June. however. vsf, r
served b, 'h~ Shrrsr. f.r Hn. ".
'lH.f Wust impressive assemble.
The rH.H~ - th. order ard fh
historic swtI,ms used fH rF.
fusion oH puhHs building. .h.e
'hr strength and .rgrrl .Na, 90
'h' Masonic order on Missouri
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
FROM THE NATIONS CAPITOL

Ry the adoption of the Borsh res
olutinn m the senate as an
amendment Go the naval hill hy
unanimou, vote the democratic
and progressive republican sena-
tons have won the first suhstAn-
tial victory IN the campaign for
world disarmament and consc-
ouent reduction m federal taxa
ton II the disarmament plan Is
carried out
The speech ~ senator Under
wood. democratic leader, ca the
ur,yiuu, has WSs regarded as a
powerful argument for disarma'
ment both from q moral and econ
omir standpoint. After pointing
out the danger of destroying prop-
.rty rights and values thru war
taxation ending m coniiscauon'
senator Underwood said
4 see but one way 20 avoid ~
There i, a way out, an absolute
way out. Remove the burdens "
war pr,paratiog, and the world ~
self can work out and pSN the
war Indebtedness 81 the past and
work back Go 'hc point where the
#rra' mas,., - ihy U@oplr are no
longer pressed hy ,hc burden ~
taxation. and whore what r. man
earn, hN h,, da'N '0'l ur tis gene
.u. may BE- acquired in 'Rrgr part
for m, Ola age and 40, earr ~
H,. family iH 'H" future nr 'ar
'h, upbui.i,ng 20 his country and
'hy reaching uut ~ the clN'.ig1s
rnn uf IN, day and time 90 hlgh.
.r ideals Ru' " 'hi, burden ~
military preparation must com
'HuD fnr two generations longer
then e.. my Judgment ~ viii D..
..m, .n overwhelming that fn 'f"
end 70 will DESTROY the present
.rf'IsH'.Hr uf 't, world
Be- SAID thar 'h, mono, rn.
tuIyyd Pc Oh, h.'i was not che is.
sn. "ls r. 'f. question whether
u, ,haH .t,nd fur an insi.tont
policy. nH' that wu ar" a'Hr" hu'
'fg' th, world ,h1'l di,1rw Tfa'
.. che real question involved ln
Oh, issue today
Addressing hrs republican cob
leagues senator Underwood said
Nuu W,rn 300 power in che Ieris
latiyc branch ~ the government
for two year, without sc'iun
looking 'o '.c peace Of the world
N..f N.t. lua.r fr B.yysr rr lRrFs
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
RrPrPIIc,>> ,Rr HELPING

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Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

United States every year an
burn Il up IN government expcns
e. without affecting all those bus
mess interests. We have tdoy
condition Of depression IN th
United States which may well gl'
us cause to consider what W a.
roag to do 90 remedy H. Their
j. the south AZ the present uw
practically pros,rate ~ huslne'
because iis great crop has funn,
almost no market, The men ilH
own the six or seven million D.
IT cotton that arr still stored i,
have 90 esll u for perhaps ta
enough 20 pas the cost Of raisI"
a. The great mines ~ the Unto
States are practically all clio.
our railroads are N misefa
condition. the farmers Ia ms s..
tion II the country who
wheat and corn and eatls
hogs have not hccn 1hle "a Sc.
enough Tor them 10 pay for fh.
cost ~ raising: indccd. they haH
not been able probably To- get ha.'
enough TO reimburse them On
that cost Today the foreign ea4
mcrcc - the United Sta,
which E, absolutely nrcsssar
order Ca make this countN o.
ueruus. ls falling uH ~ IN,
81 10000 60 = month in cNI
and SlnNppOupn month 10
PORTS
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
ORG NNIZE \ DAIRY NSSo,lN'
TlO<

Then. |afs, rHr,aan q ln..
rns,r county that fs much h"'-
Ter adapted go daiyln- and 'rHi'
than ta gram crops IN fac-
large bodies 81 i, should rot grow
ram crops. for the reason that
lust q few year, If grain growing
ran. 'h, land down su rapidly
that il j. almost imppSsihl, 90
keep 10 mp 20 a fertility iha; Is
ramaI|, for there crops.
Then why should this he neecs-
,ar,. when the same land can b"
raHr ~rrutuce more IN uas'ur,
Of fruit trees with les labor Il
has been proven that the profits
AZ greater ard the work much
more satisfactory.
In other part, If the country
where dvyinE ta, nssr 'uca oat
il has proven paying yaluat."
proposition Glue Grass can b,
grown ur = the hills ra RolHnger
county and we have fine water
th-, condition. would prove m .
value. a- rs- hnsu fr.",n In other
us.'- u' 'h. ..frs g N,rr
hort flw,
VII, aat -e' p date and have 2
meeting Get M hInchry Of
Cane Girardeau and some Of hIs
friend, who have had rNpcucnc"
in the dairy business 20 come
over and tuH rnn
holm ..w organic ~. '...
NOT au, Na.I .rg
Let MS know when E.H Frr
meet and "a, W# Wu.. VI
Hinrhcy and advert fHy meet.
lng
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
wr"~" n.n C''rrE AND
LANDED IN BENTON JAII

IGpu'y sheriff Tom Scott W,Uf
r. y ouls last Thursday 90 ..t
+. {. Maulden, who had h.~fu a
r''sicd ty the ~ louis pnlgg Nn
Scntt's urdeY for writing bed
check Naul,ien Is charged v3'h
having written 4 rAr,k for $50
. St LOUIS bank about March lo
J. ID Randolph of Ch7Hcc cashrd
the check which lntrr proved 8.
he worthless Maulicu il nnv H
jail awaiting action ~ shc ,iuut
court SIkestnn Herald
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
FROM TIE STATE CAPITOL

Thomas NJ Osborn fnm...
warden - sing >Ina ufsan
New York. vail .pena a feV &
in June studying ruudii ems IN ,#.
Missouri penltsntiaE NJ N.
most experienced uu-au Hthau
ties in the United Sfsfss Il s
not like he would consider :aknp
chic5 control of our prison anc,
the salary 81 that Iosir.. Isoah
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
Will RE>F>r I>rntIRNRtl
TAXATION

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Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
HOW 4 RE 70 u r
EARrI IMPLEMENTS?

See my scecia low price on oil stoves and
have a special 10 per cent discount on mowers
rakes and cutivators.
Do YOU need plow, cultivator, disc or shovel,
section or disc harrow Mccormick mower, rake or
any kind Of farm tool or Implement Come in and
see our line and get prices.
Our general line of hardware will interest you
il you are looking for quality and economical prices
This is fine time to paint your residence and We
want to figure with you the paint and oil
Our prices on farm machinery cannot be beaten
and we sell the best that is manufactured II you
need machine OF any kind don't buy until you see
ours and get the prices In these days Of high
prices it pays TO be economical in making purchases
can save you money when you need
hardware Come IN and let me show you.
PHONE NO 81
l. ESTES
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

We received short l,ff,
Few days agp form lrro, Cu0-
Mound City lll 20 which b,
h, and his family are we'll A.
al and getting along ~ nvh'
h1I.rs the editor Rrd psdyg. >
enjoying Ifc and health Hs -
h,,n licensed 60 preach and ,H
h, ,Npsrtrd 'o dll the ru.
a.air Jun, : ". also send
'ho following clipping from '..
rulssk Eni'Vuse his home ga
r'r
Johnny Get Your Gun"
Following IN, rrcrn' anrHur..
wrHi 81 Postmaster General a.
that al postal employees hand
maH ~ vital points. would h.
.uoI arfrs fnf che guarding
'ho mails our postmaster IT,.
: Perks. has r.r. ,,t q FulaH
Colts army O. >afd arfl'lsn #a.
fs seen STRAPPED .rgsN an 'f.
hip - Leroy Grader assrts.
postmaster
While ;ht, plan II NJ u
pr 'fo protection ~ our mail.
excellent Va, huf- far Mr Grad,
sake that our local uus;nFic.
not issued a mach ne gun Son
how or other - had the iv'H
sion that the ru.-rnf aimne'
'ur favored disarmament
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13

TO 'TRADE-s5o sewing machine for
a trunk or phonograpn. Call 121 w.
9th after Monday
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13
KN
BARGAINS IN PIANOS
AND PlbYER.p|ANOS
FOR PROMPT
BUYERS THIS
WEEK

A great many of the instruments
listed here sfe and many
more are of latest style. as good
as when they came from the fac
tory.
Every used piano and player
piano reflects Knight -Campbelrs
high craftsmanship standards. No
matter how low the price. YOU
ARE AT THIS STORE OF EXPERT
SERVICE.
$40 put, a piano into your
home. S. holds any instrument
for Christmas delivery.
PIANOS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13

HA R. and Mrs. Bride and Bride
groom. arc you going to
build your own home? II
j 4 SO. you need look NO further
for surely here is an ideai
bungalow for the newly married
couple or for any other small
family, although family OF six
could be easily accommodated.
Built o. hollow tile faced with
Texture" brick and with interior
partitions of frame construction.
this bungalow is unusual and strik-
ing In many respects. A hall in
back OF the dining room separates
the three bed rooms SO that the
sleeping part of the house is OF
from. the living quarters. which
makes for privacy and convenience.
Each bed room has a large closet
with 4 window in 1t and the bath
room is unusually large and airy.
Entrance to the living room u
made through 4 vestibule. The liv
ing room and dining room are prac
tically one large room. wide
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13
the rooms are finished.

the rooms are finished.
One OF the pleasant features Of
this home is the broad front piazza
which runs the entire width OF the
house and which adds considerably
to the general attractiveness OF the
exterior. The fioor OF this piazza
is to be of red tile and the roof
Is covered with the same material.
There Is full basement with walls
OF concrete and two chimneys, one
on each side, with a fireplace in the
living room. Except in the kitchen
which has linoleum, the floors are
of oak. The two front rooms are
finished in "Missioned" oak. while
all the others are finished in pine
with white enamel finish and ma
hoganized doors.
Exclusive OF the heating and
plumbing. 1t Is estimated that IL
would cost fiom $1,000 to $500
to build this home. This house IL
forty-four feet widc by As feet deep
including the front piazza. .
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13
FASHION hint

Special Christmas patterns have been
obtained by The Chieftain by arrange
mcnts made with tho Beauty Pattern
company of New York City. This COM
pany will furnish Chieftain readers
with the patterns and will supply The
chieftain with Illustrations Of the
latest and most convenient styles.
These are of special interest and ad-
vantage to the home dressmaker. Or
ders for these patterns may be sent
direct to The Chieftain office. but the
patterns will be sent from the pattern
company direct to the person ordering
fbpu,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13
A SET OF UTILITY BAGS


lsol-Shoc Bag. Laundry Bag and
Travelling Case.
For these seryicenble models one
could use cretonne. rubberized or plain.
sateen. ticking, drill, denim, crash or
twill. The bags could be embroidered
and finished with scalloped flaps or
bound with ribbon tape. The shoe bag
has extension pockets and will be
found very useful The laundry bag is
a most necessary and serviceablc art
iclc. The travelling case is a necessar-
accessory TO the toilet and may scry.
TO hold face cloth. soap. tooth and
other brushes. besides other uscful
things. The bags are furnished In
this pattern and arc cut In one sizC
only. The shoe Bag requires yard.
the Laundry Bag rs yard. the Travel.
ing Case iss yard OF 22-inch. or wider.
material
A pattern OF this Illustration mailed
10 any address on receipt OF 10 cents
In silver or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13

material.
A pattern of this Illustration maile'
to any address on receipt or 10c in sil
yer or lc and &c stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13
NorICT no CONTRACTORs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids for the reclamation and
enlargement OF the City View Reser-
voir. at the Blue Ribbon Farm, Pueblo
County. Colorado. in accordance with
tho plans and specifications In the
hands OF Mr.. w. l.. Stone. at the White
& Davis store. will be received until II
o'clock noon Nov. 18th. 1921, when the
Same will be opened and the contract
awarded to the lowest. responsible
bidder.
The owners hereby reserve the right
70 retec: any one. or all bids.
: W. J.. STONE.
White & Davis Store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13

contractor for school building con
structcd by him at Boone Colorado.
Parties IL any, having claims
against the said contractor for labor
or material furnished for said build
Ing. are hereby requested TO present
the same on or before the above
named date. on the same date. firpl
payment will bc made by the Board
on the heating apparatus for which
lIudspcth- Mpctndoc has contract.
Parties. IL any. having claims for
labor or material furnished and used
In the said work, mus, present the
same on or before said date.
Sighed by NAT. WHITE.
Treasurer.
Attcstcd hv a. W. STANER,
Secretary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Ragle & Co.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
A Ford truck on terms or will
take an equity In a house, or
lots that are we'll located.
1241 Evans. Phi. 69S.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13
EsTRAY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given TO whom 1t may
concern that the following described
cstray animal was taken up near Swal-
lows, Pueblo Co., Colo. on or about
Sept. 2s 1921 to Wit: $50 sorrel marc ) yrs
branded. Said animal being unknown
to this Board. unless claimed by
owner on or before Nov. 81. 1921. said
estray will be sold by this Board for
the benefit OF the owner when found
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEC-
TION COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colorado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13

| is0S This charming little model will
at once appeal to the Doll Mother. II is
easy to make and good for silk. cloth.
serge. lawn. ginghams chambrey or
percalc. The guimpe or waist is made
with front closing. a short sleeve
and round cuff. The skirt is straight
and plated.
Dolls: IL. 16. Is. 20. % and "a inches in
! height. 1t will require IL yard of SO
| inch material for n ~ inch size
| A pattern of this illustration mailed
/ TO any address on receipt OF 10 cents
In silver or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13

arched doorway being between the
two. on from the kitchen is a
pantry that will be the Joy Of every
housewives HE and from the
kitchen goes the stairway which
leads to the unfinished second story
meant only for storage purposes
The attic has Q floor b1t none OF
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13
NOTICE TO MATERIAL
MEN, AND LABOR

Pueblo. Colo. Nov. e. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that ON or
about November card. 1921 this Board
Of Directors OF school district No. %,
Pueblo County, Colorado will make
final payment to Frank G.. Tricbes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13

PARTNER wanted. Pleasant, profit
able wholesale business. Must have
$500. Handle own money. Call room
lis Alamo hotel. Sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-16

Office of Clerk, Carter County, Okla
october 10, 1921.
Bids will be received for one so foot
steel span bridge with concrete piers
with 16 feet approach of same mater
ial, across Caddo creek, Section 21.
twp. 3 south. range 1 east. N
There will be a meeting OF the
board of county commissioners of
Carter county. oklahoma, on the 10Th
day of October, 1921, for the purpose
Of letting contract for said above de-
scribed bridge. M
Plans and specifications of said
bridge are now on file in this Offices
Sealed bids will be received until II
o'clock u. m. October 29th, 1921. All
bids must be accompanied by certified
check or other security in the amount
Of ten per cent of the bid which shalt
be forfeited to the county on failure
to execute bonds as hereinafter pro-
vided. The party to whom said con-
tract Is awarded shall execute TO the
county a bond in the sum of the
amount of the contract, to become
void upon performance Of the condi-
tions set forth in said contract. Ten
per cent Of the contract price shall
be retained by the county until the
contract is completed and the work
accepted The commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
(SEAL)
CLARENCE HARRIS,
County Clerk.
JOE II. TACLOR, Chairman,
NJ. II. PIERCE,
ROY NJ. JOHNSON. ~
County Commissioners.
published in The Daily Ardmoreite
October IS, II, II, 10, 20, q, 20, "a.
20 and 26. 1920
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Akers, Ramsey
and Wagner
Real Estate, Insurance
and Loans.
205-6 VonWeise Bldg.
Phone 705.

THIS MAN ASKED me two weeks
ago to look his home over, / did and
then he wanted to know If 1t would
sell for $4,000. | told him 1t would
to any one that wanted n good well
built. well arranged home and thai
knew a good value; so far it has not
sold and he must have some ready
cash by Monday night. to meet somo
obligations. He says TO sell II for S4,-
COO and must have from $500 to $1,000
on the barrel head, balance less than
rent. Six large rooms and large
closets and other built.in features
large front porch, sleeping porch
poultry yard and house. Yes and sas
pretty a front lot as there is in town
and paved street. If you are hunting
something better for that amount oi
money. | can't sell you. so don't both
er trying to buy from YaYtes The
Earth Man. Look it over Sunday and
buy II Monday
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OIL LANDS AND LEASES


ST. LOUIS, Mo. Oct l5.--Carl
Frank Abraham, is, today confessed,
according to police that he had TAX.
on s2lOO from the Scruggs. Nande.
WORT and Barney bank. where he
was employed rs teller, Abraham was
arrested yesterday following discovery
Of alleged discrepancy in his ac.
counts, and, according TO police. he
stated his peculatlons extended over
a period of u year
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AGENCY APPROVES BARNETT'S
$4,000 AUTO PURCHASE

MUSKoGEE. OKLA. Oct. l5-The
Indian agency announced today that
II had approved the purchase OF AZ,
automobile costing $4,000 for Jack.
son Barnett. wealthy Creek Indian
OF Henryetta. The purchase has also
been approved by the county court
OF okmulgee county which has guard
ianshlp over Barnett.
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AGENTS-Both sexes, sanitary spe-
cialties and water proof aprons. Most
women buy on sight. Write for sam
pies. PAIGE SPECIALITY PRODUCTS
co. 2643 Indiana Ave, Chicago.