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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
MASHER FINED 5000
BY POLICE JUDGE

l. :. Mullen, s., who gives his sd-
dress as the Railroad Y. NJ. c. \. was
morning. He is alleged TO have made
Insulting remarks to a daughter Of a
local business man IN Mineral Palace
park Wednesday afternoon. The girls
father was informed and went to the
park and found the man. After beat
ius Mullen ~, he took him to the po-
lice station
Commissioner OF plrKs, James l.
Lovern. states that this is the frs:
case OF this kind to come to the at
tention ot his department. The park
has oeen q safe place Ior girls and
women TO 20 and ne states that II
Nullsns case is not an example to
other men. ne will make the next
victim suffer = more severe penalty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
CITY BRIEFS

THE Calkirs-w White Bros, Furniture
Co. received two more carloads OF new
furniture yesterday. and another car
load Will roll in today.
BEUIAH STAGE leaves Union De-
pot every day, a M. Phone 1i4-
Emmett Crawford in the Herman
grocery department. with Mrs. Craw-
ford and their son Nathan Emmst. viii
leave Sunday morning for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends IN
kearney. Neb
THE Denver Post Pueblo Agency
l. now located at z y Main street.
Phone ils7-J.
IF nothing occurs 10 interfere. the
Watkins Hat Co. VIII have their win
dows in some time today. and then
Mr.. Watkins will he able to show YOU
the prsttiest line of hats in Pueblo, and
every hat or cap priced right.
NOT1CE-Au kinds of cabinet, fiN-
lures, furniture, moulding, pianins and
other wood work done Prices reason
able. Call Crescent Furniture Mfg Co.
office and factory sio-s2o summit St.
Phone 50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
Baptist Meeting

IRE regular meeting % ire woman
AUXILIARY OF the Mesa Baptist church
will be held this afternoon at 2;51
o'clock. al the home o' Mrs J z.
Helms. 81 Tyler street Mre. .. A
Lash will be the leader and the fo,-
loving program is TO be presented
Devotional 4s......- Mrs 2. z. Brown
Music
Lesson f.... The Bible and Niss,ors
Chapter III
Topics-5y Miss L. Jones. Nr. A
c Dauels. Mrs J = Go-iny Mrs
p A Isth
Music
Flowers Fund Offering
social Hour
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
SAVE TT WITH ICE.

THE working peoples barber al
Has Evans avenue. Hair cut 25 cents
open from q. m. TO s y. n.
THE Globe Stores company fixtures
are In place. except some mirrors thai,
will be here in 2 few days and most
OF the stock is here and in. piscz in
this model city store at az north Main
watch FOR the opening announcement
OF this fine store. which viii be made
In few days and then stop in and
lovk II over You'il like t.. Every
body do-s that sees H.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
THE CURD HARDW ARE
AND IMPLEMENT CON-
PANY, FORMERLY ON BIRD
STREET, HAVE MOVED TO
316 W. 4TH STREET, THE
ECONOMY GARAGE BLDG.

oUT OF REsPEcT-w. =. Forbes
and four otB- master plumbers of
Pusbfo yesterday af,eyroon ciossd their
shops and ceased hup.nesr out OF re-
spect ~ ths memory Of tho late John
Hudspeth one of their members. whose
funeral took place a. o'clock p. m
from the IcCarthy funeral rsripra
The obaeruies were attended By EN-
msinbsrs Of the craft In this ,l'y
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
Planning Relief

z :. v-ry, secretary Of the National
Retail C1othiers Association. has re-
Gently N-sn 10 Pueblo to make an in
vestisa zion of the k.sses suffered by
the rlo.htsrs Of the city In the flood
The retail clothiers Of the country
are being conferred with. and II Is ex-
p,rted that announcement Of definite
plans ,o- the relief Of Pueblo cloth
Ing men will be made within the near
future
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our heartfelt,
thanks 10 the kind friends. neiehbors
and especially the Knights OF Column
bus. who rendered us such synlpa-
thetic service during the short sick
ness and AZ the time OF death OF our
beloved wife and mother. also for tho
beautiful floral offerings
MR. MARTEN X GRAFt.
ANNA z. CRAFF.
MIR. and MRS, LUDWIG J. CRAFT.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
COLORADO AUTOMOBILE CLUB,
308 THATCHER BLDG.

IMPROVE ROAD - The Squirrel
creek road in the heart OF the heauti-
ful San Isabel national forest will he
ths mecca Of tourists when the new
road is finished In the canon OF Squlr-
rel creek J. L. Brownles. assistant
district forester is IN charge OF the
road building. The road IS being con-
structed Of rock 50 that heavy rains
will not fanaEe II
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12

Phone STi.
HEARING POSTPONED - Before
Judge Corson yesterday Il l. Heath
was to have been given a preliminary
hearing under a charge OF selling mort
gagged property. but for good and sutii-
cient reasons, the hearing was post
poned until August "a.
ELLINGTON hnve good news for
lovers OF sweets Our candy factory
IS now running. in charge OF Mr.. J. 2.
kearney. formerly with the Bailey
Confectionery company Of Boston.
and we are again prepared to give to
YOU homemade candles. fresh every
day.
VOLUNTEER ROAD WORK - The
road between SLOAN and wetmors has
been repaired and put in good condition
by volunteer workmen under the lea d.
ership OF Forest Ranger j. J. Lowell.
Tho expense OF the materials was paid
70. by public subscription
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
THE CURD HARDWARE
AND IMPLEMENT COM
PANY. FORMERLY ON 3RD
STREET, HAVE MOVED TO
316 W. 4TH STREET, THE
ECONOMY GARAGE BLDG.

THE SOCIAL PHILANTHRoPIC
Club will give its annual picnic Mon
day evening al Mineral Palace park.
All members are requested to bring
lunch for themselves and invited
guests. supper Will be at $50 O'Clock.
For better Shoe Repairing. Phone
$500. Electric Shoe shop, S2i S. Union
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12

GET your mower sharpened fof
spr-ns Called for and returned,
Price Arms Co, ios Wes, Northern
Phone SSs-W.
CHANGE DATE RYE FAIR-At a.
meeting OF the Rye Community fair
managers with state Dairy Commits
sionsr Morton. County Agent Sawhill
and SONS OF the GoodpastUre people.
it was decided Wednesday evening to
change the date of the Rye fair 20
September II, so that the winning eN-
hioits can Oe taken 10 ths county fair
at Goodpasture, and later to the state
fair in Pueclo.
FREE ROAD SERVICE CAR on
tire changes deliveries or uew tires.
BESSEMEE Nulcauizing shop. SIS w
Northern avenue Phone l9S W. Mil
Ter Tires and Micheln TUBES.
WAIT until YOU see KneSers new
store and new stock OF goods The
stora will be a beauty and the stock
OF goods VIII he the biggest and best
line Of sporting goods and mems and
women's outing wear ever shown in
this city, The arrangement OF the
store viii b. entirely different and u
viii also be very attractive and con-
venient for the thousands OF people
who trade there
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
FRANKLIN PRESS PRINTS ANYTHING

IMPROVEMENT MEETING - This
evening at the Park Avenue Preshy
terian church. Park and seventh
streets, there will be a regular meet
ing OF the East Pueblo Improvement
association. 4 fun attendance is de-
sired.
DO YOU want a base bail or 4 bat-a
catcher's glove or mask, or anything
made in the baseball line2 We carry
regulation. high class stun, and we
can please you with quality and price.
THE PUEBLO HARDWARE CO, 4o-
North Santa Fe avenue. Phone 100
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
Notice To Stockholders
Of the L. R. Steel Company
ENTERPRISES

a clients meeting viii be held a. tho
branch office Of the L. r Steel Service
Corporations Friday. August the i7th
at p N. All interested parties are
welcome to attend.
LIONS MEETING-Coi Capi-s was
guest Of the Pueblo Lions club at
luncheon yesterday noon at the Con-
sress hotel He spoke on the work %
the military units while N tIis city.
G A Orr. president Of the Pueblo
Manufacturers association was also
guest and spoke on the machine shop
work in this city.
An-Stcel Safe and Cahincts Tbs
Hest O'Rricn Printing Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
HYDso-sroNz HOMES. shone 81,

THE United Spanish War Veterans
meet the first and third Mondays OF
each month at the c. a. Z hall on
Main street. between sixth and
veterans are cordially Invited to at
tend
H. H. WALLACE, Commander
MRS. BIBY IMPROvEs-Mrs Frank
Bihy, who was shot by her husband
Monday afternoon and who has been
iE a serious condition since thal time
& reported to be resting easily at ST.
Mary's hospital According L. advices
received from attaches at the hospital
who have been in charge of Mrs.
SihNs Csse state that there is 4 Tcs-
sibility OF her complete recovery from
gun shot wounds received suru INC
breas; below the left shoulder.
H A SMITH for first class carpe,
cleaning. 2-i E 5th- Phone sHw,
THE Central Drug company. with
Joe f. Bryant as manager is prapar-
ing to open in the Central block in
the room just north OF the Main street
entrance. formerly occupied by the Pal
ace Drug store. Mr. Bryant was CON
nected with the store in the Central
block for years and is well and favor
ably known to the people OF Pueblo
as a good hus1n=ss man and an cN-
pert druggist MIR. Bryant says he
will have a real drug store for the peo-
pie. which he hopes 10 open about
September I.
ARE YOU thinking OF going fshlazs
THE PUEBLO HARDWARE CO. i0e
Santa Fe avenue. carries Il big line Of
fishing baskets. rods, reels. lines. flies
and hooks OF all kinds-just what you
want Every price right. too. Phone
100.
THE Walker Motor Car Co, at Fifth
and Court is sure a busy place. The
. food hit them pretty hard. but they
were among the very first TO clean
up repair their splendid place OF bust
ness and get right down to work. The
result - they ara enjoying a splendid
busin s. and selling mora cars than
tn the boom days before the war. In
fact they can scarcely keep enough
Dodge cars on hand 10 meet the de-
'Tiaud, One reason for the Walker
Motor Car company's big business is
the splendid service they give their
car owners-somet thing that every car
owner appreciates.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12

Cyrus e. Woods, new U. S. am
bassaoor to Spain. has resigned
his position as secretary of stat.
Of Pennsylvania and will sail short
~ for Madrid. His home is IN
Greensburg. Pa.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
DIED

LAMoNNA. Tony age s years. died
August H. Body At Mccarthy
Browns
VIGIL, EpemenIc, died Thurday
At local hospital. BODY at the
United Davis-Nories Undertaking
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
TUNERAI NOTICES

The funeral of Tony Lamonna took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence at st Charles
Mesa Burial Roselawn In charge
OF Mccarthy Brown.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12


from tho residence al 81 Charles
Mesa Burial Roselawn in charge
OF Mccarthy Brown.
The funeral OF the late John Huds-
path was held Yesterday afternoon at
: O'Clock from the funeral chapel of
T. G, Mccarthy and company Mrs
Alta l. Reeve read the Christian
Science service and Mrs. George Vaw-
ter sang 20 Like That Nsksth All
Things New" and "Still with Thee q"
The flower bearers were & r. stone.
J. J. Maher. Charles Echwal. Charles
Herder. Albert Lawson. and Frank
Thatcher. The Pailbcarers were
Sherrel Porter. IS. r Long, Albert
Conroy. Charles o. Stephan. NJ. :
FORBES and d. r. Burke. Burial was ip
the family burial plot at Mountain
View cemetery
The funeral of Albert r Klaus
who died in France win be held sun
day afternoon At > O'Clock. from the
United pRyis-Norics chapel
The funeral OF George 4 Cheney
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
. O'Clock from the United Davis
Worries chapel
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
BORN

To Mr., and Mrs. Jesse williams.
1922 East Eight street daughter.
August ., 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-12
BEULAH DAILY STAGE

Leaves Midland Hotel. 4:UO p. m.
Phone 3Ti
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CARPET BADGER MAY
 BE APPOINTED AS NEXT
 GOVERNOR OF ALASKA

SEATTLE, April A. According to a report Altering through by the under ground wireless from Washington to a we'll known state politician and which he considers more than idle gossip Al aska may again be subject, as in early days. to the humiliation of the appoint appointment of a carpet bagger from
 the extreme east as governor of the
 territory. This report says that neither Hazelet oi Wickersham are in the run ming for the governorship. TT
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-09
ENGLISH MINERS OUT
Germay After the Long Green

WASHINGTON, Germany has informally suggested tons problem in international loan in favor of which the Allied and associated powers wou general mort gage German assets created by the Versailles Treaty. Germany says it would not be unwilling to obiga on of interest and mortgage of the foreign debts of a lied and associated powers within her capacity.
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-09
Dr. Council Mayor Copper City

CORDOVA April 9-Dr. W. W. Council was elected mayor by tortfeig votes over Chas, J. Goodal K G. Robison city clerk by fftysix votes over D. Bogart T. Scott, treasurer eighty votes over Chester Me son. E. V Boyle George Dooley Allan Lund were elected councilmen over T. w. Clonnger H. I. McNei, and J. C. Smith Three hundred and sevenytwo voted out of four hundred and nine registrants.
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SEATTLE, April 5-The steamship Admiral Watson sailed at eleven tonight with two hundred and seventy passengers including hundred and fifteen for the AL aska Engineering Commission and twenty-five Snug liar bor cannery The following listed for Sew ard Mrs c. With Valmen A. A. Looners John Stephen son, M. Sherry, John w. Galloway w. A. Losman, Miss Clara J. Burke, w. H. Colns Peter Swanson, E. C. Morse Fred Jones' Mrs G. E. Ward Marguerite Ward G. E. Cas- kett J. A. McGovern Miss Justine Kozio Julius Schloss K J. Johnson, John P Dagen, C. Folsen, John Vim, G. Dahloff Frank G. Bowman, Chester Bradley, F. H. Cor don Olive Gordon and 118 steerage
 WASHINGTON D. C., APil 9-Fall indicated today that if vessel suitable fors uch purpose be found in the possession of any branch of the government he will allocate it to the Seawrd- Dutch Harbor service.
 CHICAGO, April 9-Representatives of the Farmers Convention last night voted unanimously to accept the portof aco mttee of seventeen which provided for the formation of cooperative agency to market the nations grain.
 SEATTLE April 9-Trapped through letter to his sweetheart in London Roy A. Miller marine fireman, motor on January 26 Scotland Yard supplied the ntor- nation.
 Brand paid tribute of loyalty to the United States m resisting the nsdous overures be Germany III the Senate today and served notice if Germany continues to resist payment of recaratons after May first she will lay strony hands on her neck.
 WASHINGTON, April 9-Hardng accepted an invita- ton to pitch the first ball at the opening of the American League season here April 18th The president paid the uaton qnarter to play golf the municipal course this afternoon. . - -.--.-----.-
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JOHN BULL HAS BACK AGAINST WALL IN BIC
 INDUSTRIAL CRISIS

LONDON, April 9-Sgns tonight point toward a dis pute between the coal miners and government drifting ward the most serious nustra crisis recent years The Admiralty has cancelled all leaves The balance of opinion tonight is that trip alliance of the mnes railway men and transportation workers will refrain from general strike until has learned that certain attempts at ful settlement are hopeless.
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LONDON, April 7.-Leaders of the Miners who con- ferred with Premier Lloyd George this morning re- fused to order the pump men and engineers into the mines afecte by the coal strike to resume work pending negotiations with mine As result of this re- fusal the miners meeting was called off.
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EMPEROR CHARLES IS
 ASKED LEAVE ID AVERT
 WARACA|NST HUNGARY

l. PRAGUE April 9-In ultimatum delivered to Hun gary Jugo Sav Czecho Slovak and the Rumanian gov enments have threatened severance of relations and the commencement of military operations against Hungary if former Emperor Charles has not departed Former Elm peror Charles told the members of his suite at Stesnaonn today he was unwilling to leave Hungary if he could not remam as King and would settle in the country as personal citizen.
 BUDAPEST, April 9-Former Emperor Charles left lStenamanger on hls way out of Hungary this mOnng SEATTLE April 9-Genera Woods will reach Seat tie tomorrow morning sailing at eleven on the steamship Wennachee for the Philippine Islands to make his nvest gaton of conditions. Forbes former Governor General and member of the commsison arrived last night
 CONSTANTINOPL April 9The Greek armies in Mnor have been shattered and routed by the Turks dispatches brought from Brssaand Songuldak today nd cate
 WASHINGTON, D. C. April 9-Harong today speak Ing to newspaper men, made clear and convincing that there practical way that the United States could consider the ratification of the treaty WAsHINGTON, D. C.. April 9-A new note was sent to the allied powers by Hughes protesting against their attitude onmandate territories.
 PORTLAND, April 1The Third International min ing congress opened this afternoon Alaska being renre Isented by Falcon Josin.
 SEATTLE, April 9-The police raided an exclusive
 
 and seized hundred quarts of bonded whskev ten a Ions of gin and thirty gallons of moonshine.
 LONDON, April 7-The executive board of tbe miners union this afternoon excepted the governments proposal that the miners delegates meet the representa- tives of the owners and the for reopenng ne gotlatons with view to settlement of the strike. NAPLES, April 7-Mount Vesuvius is in eruption and the popuace are fleeing The most violent outbreak says dispatch, that has occurred in fifteen years The flames are mountain high and stones being protected thousands of feet into the air. s
 It IS feared that thousands of homes will have to be abandoned and property left for the flames. WASHINGTON, April 5.-Republican leaders, it is said plan to place the tariff in first place the second legislative program.
 PARIS, April 5.-Measures are being taken here to allow the Russian Soviet government to place factory ord CTS for export E*4 IT
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J. s. SHIPPING BOARD
 MAY OPERATE VESSEL
 SEWARD DuTCHHARB0R

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 9-Proposals for the leasing of Shipping Board veses to be operated between Seward and Dutch Harbor were considered at confer between Fall and the officials of the Shipping Board Following the conference Captain Paul Foley director of operations of the shipping board indicated that the board would be willing either to lease sell suitable shp for such service to any to any private that might organize for it's operation Secretary Fall favors some form of government aid in placing suitable vessel on the route
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LONDON, April 7.-The executive board of the miners union this afternoon excepted the governments proposal that the miners delegates meet the representa- ves of the owners and the govert for reopenng ne gotiatons with view to settlement of the strike.
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LONDON, April 9-With all coal mining in Great Britain stopped the public is considering tonight whether the paralysis will extend to the railways and other meth the fashionable part of the west end district The soldiers equipped with arms, steel helmets and full wartime paraphernaia In the riotng in the coeres Edin- burgh five hundred miners armed with pit props and stones attacked and overwhelmed the police volunteer pump workers. Much oting is in progress in both Scot land and Wales.
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SACRAMENTO, April 9-After spirited debate the State senate passed the nman bill to prohibit Aliens nel gbe for citizenship, from fishing waters The Cali fonia vote thirty to four Inman sai the designated to eliminate the large Jap fishing snacks He explained this saying I've may we'll consider with Japan Certainly the Japanese consider it. Read excerpts of magazine article marquis Okuma quoted saying war with the United States is inevitable.
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-09

LONDON, April 9-Leaders of the miners, railway
 and transport workers at conference this afternoon decided to call general strike of the three memberships Tuesday, International negotiations for the settlement of the coal strike reopened If nothing is done before the time Lloyd George making announcement in the house of commons said the government will issue appeal for volunteer workers in the different lines and that the army and navy will be called out by Royal proclamation
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SEATTLE, April 9-The police raided an exclusive University club on Boren at seven this morning and seized one hundred quarts of bonded wskev ten Ions of gin, and thirty gallons of moonshine
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LONDON April 9-A complete breakup of the con ference between the representatives of the miners owners with government view of settling the strike wa announced in the house of commons this afternoon.
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WAsHINGTON, D. C., April 9-A new note was sent to the allied powers by Hughes protesting against their attitude onmandate territories =
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-09

WASHINGTON, D. c. April 9-Hardng today speak
 Ing to newspaper men, made it clear and convincing that there was no practical way that the United States could consider the ratification of the treaty t:
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PORTLAND, April 9-The Third International min ing congress opened this afternoon Alaska being repre- sented by Falcon Joslin.
The Seward gateway., 1921-04-09

WASHINGTON, D. C., APril e-Fall inc that if a vessel suitable fors uch a purpose in the possession of any branch of the govern allocate it to the Seawrd- Dutch Harbor servl
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SEATTLE, April 9-General Woods will reach tie tomorrow morning sailing at eleven on the stea Wennachee for the Philippine Islands to make his in gaton of conditions. Forbes former Governor C. and member of the commsison arrived last night
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CONSTANTINOPLE, April e-The Greek arr Asia Minor, have been shattered and routed by the dispatches brought from Brussaand Songuldak tods cate.
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BUDAPEST, !, April 9-Former Emperor Cha Steinamanger on his way out of Hungary this I
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-08-05
WASHINGTON
SIDELIGHTS
More Power to the Presidents Elbow

said Kenyon today, II shall Introduce
the amendment and press for its con-
sideration. l have been surprised at
the interest it has attracted. l nave
received letters from practically every
section commencing it and urging It's
submission to the people. The authors
of these letters have been men from
many different walks of life, including
doctors, lawyers, college professors
and business men"
Senator Kenyon is convinced that
his amendment should be so drafted
as to give to the President the right to
veto "riders" where they occur in an
appropriation bill as well as being EN-
powered to cut out single appropria-
lions without destroying an entire sup
ply bill, the funds In which are appro-
priated for carrying on the business OF
a great department of the government.
He reiterated his belief that the
adoption of such constitutional
amendment would be Of immense value
In the drive for economy and says
that when the public understands the
Importance of the matter, sentiment
will be sufficiently strong In Its favor
to obtain ratification by the necessary
two-thirds of the state legislatures.