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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-19
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-19
Belgian Cue Wizard
Exhibits His Class

NEW YORK, oct 1S.-- Edouari
lIurcmaus, Belgian billiard cham
piuu and challenger Of willie Hoppe.
thsi aftcrnuu displayed his wi2ardy
with the cue when he ran out 400
points in "a single iuuing High run
came iu the mira block ~ his 2,4Ou
point 1s' halk line match with
koii Nlmada of Japan. The score
now stands ltyrCmaus 1900. va.
mazda itO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-19
Tender and Kansas
Should PrOUe Treat

NEW YORK, oct. lS.-Metropoll-
tan boxing fans are getting ready
10 enjoy a lightweight treat Friday
night when Lew Tender and
Rocky Kansas come together at
Madison square Garden IN a sched.
ulcd l5-ruund bout. The rival
lightwcights both seeking a match
with champion Benny Leonard Will
finish training here for the bout.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-19
church Beats Benny Allen.

puILADELPHIA, oct Is
Arthur church of Noukers, n. y,
dateated Benny Allen OF Kansas
Ciiv' n former champion, In the first
rnatch tonight of the national pocket
hiiliard tournament. l2b to l04 IN
9b innings. Church's highest run
was 25 and Aliens 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-19
Want Yacht Rules Tightcncd

LONDON, Octs 1S.-Lcading yacht
owners In the International six me-
tors class today decided TO ask all
,the clubs interested to agree that
next years race be held under the
rules Of the International Yacht
Racing union.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-19

A letter posted In Berlin at 1850
a. m. and sent Dy ar 'eSoh
London by $3.50 the s""'' uaS'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-19
Bout He Named Prize Fight
Would Have Been the Acme
Of Science, Nothing More

Gibbons, ODowd and Party to Arrive From Wichita
This Morning, Only to Learn They're Not Wanted ;
Looks Like They Might Well Flag the Rather for
Jersey City If They Want TO Scrap.
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
SHR|NERS PASS THRU
PUEBLO YESTERDAY

-Ts petroi. Shriners passed thru ru-
cblo yesterday. They were on two Hpo-
cisi trains. the hrs; one arriving at
1880 u. m. and leaving at o m. The
second train arrived at p. m, and lett
after short stay. Tho Shrincrs at
tended tho Shrincr- conclaNo ht pcs
Moincs. and arc nov on their war
home. havinss visited also at tho Ncl-
lows,onc National park. They VIII
max. "A short stay in Colorado Springs
and then will return to Detroit.
Tho Shriners fought for places to look
out OF the windows 40 they ncarcd the
Pueblo food district. and As tho brakes
began to be applied at tho Union dc
pot. all were ready TO get on. Most
OF thom wore their fezzcs, whilo others
loft coat and cap behind. They in
Hpccted tho ruins Of Union avenue and
nearby places. taking picture, Of tho
disaster. They could not sec much OF
devastated Pueblo. because they had
only half an hour stop here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
COUNTY AGENTS make REPORT
ON DAMAGE TO FARM LANDS

Flood damages to tho agricultural
areas Of the counties along the Ar
kansas river and it's principal trib-
utsrles from tho Royal Gorge to tho
Kansas line. and along tho Fountain
river In III Pasu and Pueblo counties.
have been reported by Pueblo county
Asriculturist W. n. Sawhill to United
States Reclamation Engineers Mum
and Savage. In considerable detail.
With the assistance or prominent
representatives of tho state agricul-
tural college. Mr.. Sawhill has made
a very exhaustive personal eSariinn-
tion and investigation OF the conditions
in this county. and the report goes into
more detail than II was possible In n
III Paso. fremont. otcro. Bent and
ProN.rs. from which counties. the re-
port states. data was secured from
local committees, county officials and
bankers.
Tho ful, rcpor. of tho agricultural
damage in the siy counties Of tho val
Icy in Colorado. Ia as follows:
Report to
THE BOARD OF RECLAMATION
SERVICE ENGINEERS
on Flood DEVASTATION Affecting tho
Agricultural Areas In the Arkansas
Valley. the St Charles Valley and tho
Fountain Valley In the State OF Col
Orsdo.
In making this report. tho areau sf-
fected hy foods arc divided into Two
classes.
First. thors sreas DIRECTLY do
vas,ated by being flooded by high
water in tn. Arkansas. Fountain and
81. Charles Rivers.
Second. those areas INDIRECTLY
affected by having their irrigation
canals. both main and lateral. either
...nt ,rn. Ir.s sod he Hood
water from tho above streams.
Included within tho areas designated
arc only irrigated lands in crop and
pasture production. eliminating entire
ly range pasture or dry-fsrm land Of
low valuation.
This report is made by counties sf-
fec,ed by tn. food. Tho reports on
checked very carefully and arc very
conservative. Practically all Of the
entire damaged areas in these two
counties have been gone over care
fully by committees of conservative
farmers, bankers and business men.
tat least o5 per cent Of the farms have
been inspected carefully.
Tho r-por, from Fremont. III rsso.
o,erc. Bent and Powers counties was
secured from local committees Of coun-
" officials and bankers and we be
iieve same to he conservative.
PUEBLO COUNTY
Ar,ivsiH and summary Of Pueblo
County Flood Damage on Agricultural
Area.
The total area of 2ossi acres flooded
IL AR per cent Of tho total irrigated
acreage within tho county.
Tho total area of $50 acres DESTROYED
by erosion is iss per cent of the flooded
area: or ~ per cent Of tho total ir-
riEated acreage within the county
| The damage to livestock and equip
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
BAPT|sTS OEN0UNCE
MOVING P|C1URESAN
PUBLIC DANCE HALLS

pes Moines, Iowa, June .5.-suppres-
sion of dance-halls as menace to
tho moral life of the nation and
united strike on moving pictures by
church people" was advocated by tho
social service committee in it's annual
report to the Northern Baptist con-
vention hero today.
A far-rcaching program Of social re-
form, including national as well as in
ternational relations. was outlined by
the committee.
Chief among the recommendations
provided that there be a continuance
of the temperance education and an
amendment to the Nostcad act to
make easy tho enforcement of the law:
that there be vigorous supervision OF
dance halls and moving pictures. and.
II necessary. the elimination OF tho
dance halls: that tho social service
work among tho Baptist churches hs
extended so amusement features in
tho church may be included to keep tho
young people from following tho dc
generate trend. that there he re-
duction Of tho crushing burden OF tax
alton included in the program OF arm
amcrts and tho declaration of \ naval
holiday between tho United Statcs
Great Britain and Japan and that there
be formal action by the United Statcs
to limit the sale OF liquor by Amcri-
can citizens In China and other nom
ChriGtian countries.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
DEMOCRATS GETTING READY
TO DECIDE MATTER OF POLICY
Will Start With Aggressive Public Action On Tariff
Form Of Bill Will Cause
Delay

getic program. adopted now and
pushed vigorously for a year, Will
enable them to regain Congress in
the election next year. That sounds
like a large order. 1t is a fact, how
ever, that the Republican leaders
who came here recently to attend the
meeting of the national committee,
brought disturbing reports of disaffec-
ticr 1t was Immediately after the
Meeting of the Republican national
committee that the town became fun
of phrases like The joy ride is over
"The honeymoon is over. II can
always he taken for granted that at
period 8 few months after the IN
'auCuration into office of political
party such phrases as these VIII be
gin to float about. and there Will be
the beginnings of one degree or an
other of disansction. II may or may
not be associated with merit Fund
am mentslly, It is part Of the tidal ehb
and flow of popular mood, which
forms an essential part of politics.
The phrases about the End of the
honeymoon" which float about Wash
inSton arc not commonly applied to
Harding personally, nor to his cahi-
net. 1t is generally agreed that Hard
inc's growth in the affections OF the
people continues. But as respects the
Republican party generally, some OF
the disafection is undoubtedly real
II is reported not only by Democratic
leaders but by Republican leaders
also. That dtsaffection has gone
long way. for example in one of the
pivotal middle western states. II is
said that II tho congressional cleo
tions. which arc to be held next year
were held now. so far as this state
is concerned. 1t would go Democratic.
This condition is said to be due not
wholly to reaction on the part of the
public bpt. to n certain extent. is due
10 politics in thu state In. question.
A good many Of the appointments
made by the present administration
seem TO have been distributed in such
Way. as to renew and inflawc the
a,ways more or less intense factfon-
sIism within the Republican party in
tho state.
But " the condition In worse in
some Etatcs than in others, II Is a
fact that politics throughout tho
country has reached point where
tho Republicans can no longer rely
on tho warm enthusiasm Of last NO
vcmher. but must he judged IN n
colder light by performance or non
p.rformancc n Is on non-pcrform-
ancc on the part cf tho new admins
tratior that tho Democrats. for the
Immediate future. are going to rely
for tho pyincipnl weight Of their as
Ssults.
The Democrats in the senate tho
other day had an amusing session.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
CHRISTOPHER MENACE
THREATENS TO RUIN
CROPS OF THIS SECTION

The grasshoppcr menace u becoming
serious
orchard Park. east of Pueblo. and
Eculah. Rye and SLOAN districts on
the west side OF the county. are the
rcrnes of considerable activity on the
part Of the farmcrS and tho county
agent in efforts to Kill of tho pests
before they do srcatcr damage. 1t u
stated,
ported already a. having been entire
'Iy eaten NJ by the hoppers.
county Agent SaNhill Is very busy
In this connection. and Ia lending
every possible assistance. at tho sap.
Limo he IL sending repeated :. q. .
Ullis TO the agricultural college for
gntymoloEisiH to be sent here.
Large quantities or the poison mix
turc described by Tho chicftain yes
tcrdny. arc being cent to the local.
tief bcsicgcd. aud whiic tho cost OF
orargus aud lemons a. ingredients OF
the poison mixture. makes 1t Father
extensive, tho best possible rate has
been secured from the commission men
and tho ralvas~d PARIS Green. havins
been bought from tho Kansas city
owners ~ about 20 per cent OF ltf
usual price. arc two things In tho hnr
~ expense that " helping out INC
fight against tho hoppcra by IN.
poison route.
Relative to tho great hordca of
,ounE hopp.rs first reported by Tho
Chicftaiu several days ago as having
apprarrd near tho corner Of Lincoln,
crowley. ~ Paso and Pueblo coun-
tlr4-iust cast OF Highlands la LIN :
dtatrirt In this county-colorado
SprIrr. reported last tight that thcy
hsd not vet gotten west Of tho Lin.
colin and crowley iineH and Into W
pss, or pueblo. hut that the army oi
torrcrE a. clearing tho country OF
,r-stttior as " pdvsnccs toward the
vs.t. and that agents of FL FaSu
county had gone out TO meet tho army
,-r,,rl WITH two tons OF poison.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
DECISIVE VICTORY FOR GOMPERS
IN LABOR FEDERATION ELECTION

tho resolutions and declarations adopt
cd. tho policies indicated. mean for
the future = united progressive. mili-
tan, movement. following upon a pro
gressiys. fruitful and militant past.
For myself 7 may saw that tho work
of the convention and tho result OF the
election fill 'nc with Estiafacfion.
gratitude and pride no: for mysclf but
for our movement am proud Of our
movement, and my life shall be given
to It In the future as II has been for
these many years. We arc In serious
times bu, W, face them uudaun'ed and
with confidence and courage
Tho labor chiefs forros made a clean
sweep from tho beginning, when presi-
dent Gcmpers was returned to the
presidency srr tho fortiath time hv
overwhelming John T. Lewis. president
Of tho United Mine Workers, by vote
Of 25.o2s to .c.7ii
The vote was taken amid uceres Of
Wild enthusiasm. rivaliins those Of ma
ticnal political conventions. The gal
leries we're packed with spectators Tho
convention floor was cverflpwiug with
delegates and their friends. cheers and
applause swept the auditorium at every
vote
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
SWAT THE FLY!

There Is danger thi eatcning Pueblo
now that cannot be exaggerated the
danger of tho spread of disease by
flies.
Flios are always dangerous. for they
move from spot where disease germs
have collected to a spot which is sub
ject to mans contact. and carry with
them millions of those gcrms. But the
danger is much greater in Pueblo
under the present conditions than can
be estimated. Pools OF stagnant water.
damp cellars. odors.-ail thcac things
attract flies. they multiply. and carry
the germs present in such locations to
the homes NJ the city
Tho city liz taking every prccaution to
ward off tho results OF having the flies
in the city: everything has been
sprayed. and is still being sprayed with
disinfcctant. Tho remainder of the re-
sponsihiiity lies with the people Of
Pueblo. Screens should be put up in
all the houses and buildings. trash
mus, not he allowed to collect. all out
sido toilets must be screened as tightly
as possible. u Us ordered Wherever
there IL an odor. pile of refuse. n pool
OF Stngnant water. damp cellar. or
anything that attract flies. tho place
must he prayed with diHinfectant
Lime for this purpose liz furnished by
tho city free of charge and can bc oh
tanned at tho old city hall. or at tho
roar of the new city hall Another pre-
caution which can he taken by persons
IN homes AMI in places of business iH
tho killing OF all tho flies which make
an entrance
The citizens Of Pueblo c1nnot be too
careful to eliminate tho DANCER. 81
pccially at his time" said Or. W. y
Buck. city nnysiciBn. yesterday. .
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
FEDERAL COMMANDER TAKES
F|ELDAGA|NST MURGU|AMEN
New Revolution Under Pablo Gonzales Starts On Bor
der-Huge Sum Reported
Raised ~

Brownsville, Texas, June 25.-General
3. Lopez, commanding the frontier dis
trict between Matamoros and Nuevo
Laredo today ordered the federal com
mander at Guerrero, Mexico, opposite
Zapata, Texas, to take the field with
200 men against the supposed revolu-
tionary band under General Francisco
Murguia.
Orders of General Lopez to the Guer-
rero officers were "to take no prison
ors" it was learned. The size of Mur-
Guias band is unknown here, but it
is believed to be cooperating with that
under General Pablo Gonzales.
Brownsville. Texas?-Railroad serv-
ice between Matamoros and Monterey.
according to latest advices is still in
terrupted. United States departmen mt
of justice agents here expressed the
belief that II pursuit of MurGuria and
his band becomes too hot, they viii
attempt to cross into the United States.
San Antonio. Texas. June IS. - A
Mexico City dispatch received here
states that General Pablo Gonzales at
tho head of seventy men. had crossed
into Mexico near Laredo and that the
Obregon garrison at Lampasos had re-
volted and burned several bridges on
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
WILL CARRY SPIRIT
OF PUEBLO TO COAST

We were in tn, food. su. our heads
arc above tho water"
Such In tho inscription that Will hA
borne hy tho ElkH No. m band when
tho local lodge goes 10 Los Angeles for
tho National EikB convention begin
ming July II on special train. Clad
in uniforms of flood refugees to their
ncrks, above which they will be vcar-
ing immaculate linen and latest style
OF hcadwear. tho band. reduced In
number from 20 TO Is, will be known
as tho Flood Refugee Band" The
decrease i'm tho sizo of tho band Was
made because the Biks have spent
tho great amount Of money. that had
been sot aside for tho financing Of the
band. in tho aid OF flood sufferers.
Leaving Pueblo July I on special
cars attached TO trarcrcntinentAl
train tho Eiks will carry banners with
them telling OF tho Pueblo food and
Of tho spirit that exists hero. Along
the trsnscontincntal railroad persons
who turn out to sec tho crowds OF
Elks pas. thru on their way to tho
Los Angeles convention viii ho able tn
distinguish tho Pueblo delegation by
their flood uniforms'' and banners
telling OF tho Pueblo spirit OF bigger
and better.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
CRY MARX SULLIVAN

Washington. d. c.. June o5.-The
Democratic leaders are getting ready
to decide among themselves on mat
ters of policy. and to begin agrees
sive public action on the tariff. They
may have some difficulty in formu
lating policy with regard to the
tariff which Will command the COM
plete loyalty of all Democrats. But
This difficulty does not trouble them
much. They rather count on a few
Democrats in the senate and house.
from Louisiana. from Florida, and
elsewhere. acting with the Republi-
cans on tho tariff issue.
The novelty OF tho form of the
prssent tariff bfll as IT will ultimately
apnear. and the changed conditions
leaders some delay in working out
their policy. II they hnd 1t mex
pedient to present to the country an
alternative tariff program, they will
do what y Va always possible and easy
for an opposition party to do, namely
connn0 themselves TO criticising the
Republican measure.
Things are generally easy for the
Democrats in Republican tartn
session, Tariff making, even at its
best. even when II 70 done according
10 scientific principles is full of op-
pcrtunities for criticism. This Is in
protective tariff frankly includes
government p1tcrnalism toward some
11cticns OF the community. and an
alert opposition r. always able tc
make the most OF the unpopulsrity oi
this sort of thing. The Democrat,
leaders are full OF hope and conf
dence They believe that an cncr'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

psnvcr. juno = -Fresident samuel
Campers. Americas veteran labor lead
or-oycrvhsluingiy defeating his hrs'
..r,oua oprost,ion since isai-todsy was
r,,,trpoh to- offico with hiH entire ad-
,,t,ta,rn,tou for another var by the
Hr,erir.r Federation oi labor.
,rbts aweesinE victory. tue labor chief
.,iJ tonight a. tho clcae Of the 'cder7-
,I,,,.- forts first anual convention.
,s,,,c,-irateJ that tho American trade
,,,,yrr,er, will not submit 10 dicta-
H., com the forces Of corruption or
-t.ej neither the Hcarsts nor the
.,rys rlr hart our course or select
oar movement Is united. I, ia pre-.
r,-r5 40 be aggressive IN defense ~
~. -bt- Of tho tcilsr= ~ will not be
---tsJ from ttg course. " viii be
~ 40, fo- the aspirations or the
,,,-tt,r pr7ple Of our land when cor
,,,,,, ,g1 intriguing interests can either
dist5g nur movement change our
,,,,rzr or deztrcv It's leadership The
80 ,o1,v mas demonstrated TO the
world tra, yes have no. yet come upon
that day. ....,,o,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
SOCIALISTS VOTE AGAINST
INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Detroit. Mich. Juno ss.-EefusinE hv
Is to to affiliate with tho third in
icrrstionais of Moscow. tho socialist
party today voted IN its annual com
yontion against International relations
and for tho mex. year a. least win pur-
sue it's course alone,
Tho vote came after Victor Berger
Morris Hillnui' Al<ernon Lee and
other leaders had denounced the sovies
government rs the mutderets Of the SO
cialis,s Of Russia and as 'wrerkirg
crew. bent on the destruction Of 80
cinlist parties
The actio, followed three hours Of
heated debate. during which Chairman
Hil1uitt threatened 10 clear the gal
laries when Communist sympsthizers
started = demonstration
Uniike the last two conventions.