Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-02
Odd And
Interesting

against him for S3Oi.84O.3S2.D1..
8s5.f8 In the superior court today
Compound interest" is the cNpiana-i
tioD.
Stuart charged that JoncS disnp-
pcarcd after tho loan. lie rcnpIear-
cd recently and Stuart brought suit.
holding that he debt ts:;. not outlaWcu
because Jones hnd remained outside
Of the state. The court found for
Stuart. named the figure and an
nounccd that il was the ''oniy judg-
mcnt IL could return under tho cir
cunstanccs.'
Counsel for Jones said that his
client expected to go thru bankruptcy.
1t took the court and two accountants
Two hours To figure tho amount OF
the judgment.
ARKANSAS CTTY. KAs.. Mar. -
Conveying "a caskct by nirpianc from
this city 10 Maple City. 20 miles east
or here, "a local undertaken today CON
Quoted IA funeral service In that city.
Country roads were impassnbIc from
the snow drifts.
MILWAUKEE. Mar. l.-Amcrican
citizens get Just about tho kind ot
government they deserve. Elizabeth v.
Hauser OF Gerard. Ohio. director OF
the fourth region of tho National
League or Women voters. told WIS.,
Consin members Of that body here to-
day rt their convention.
'.it's not good enough to satisfy the
hest and most intelligent citizens.
-l,c said. ''and not had enough to
profit the most vrnaI rs they may de-
sire. We get average government
corresponding To the average quality
OF our citizenship"
BOONTON. \. j.. Mar. THE
bodic- OF Henry kiingzcr. o.. and his
wife Catherine. So. were found on the
today by their two children. who
nwokc at the sound OF n shot. \ re-
voi,cr clutchcsi In Kiln gers hand led
prosecutor MIN. to believe The man
shot his wife and then committed sui
eide.
child caused the couple to enter
death I,nct. the prosecutor surmi>cd.
NEW YORK. Mar. i.-Amcricau
school children deposited In banks
more than $4,000, ,OOO IN tho last
school year. II was announced today
by the American Bankers ns~,riation-
In tho preceding year the amount dc.
posted WAS 3s.8OO.OOO. Tho unnf,cr
Of slcpo.ltOrs Increased from l3e. .0OO
io SO2.0<sO tU schools iaas tssg "a totsal
cnroesnN mt In the two ycnrs rrrpcc-
lively or i.0i5.OOO md i.S:e,OOO.
SYRACUSE. \. ". Mar. IA girl
bandit armed with repeating rite
and - revolver and accompanied by n
nan equally well armed. ruidcd
storc IN the village Df Cam,liu. near
Syracuse early t.siny and In the rs'>t-
dental section or syracuse engaged IN
n running battle with the police which
ended IN the arrest of the girl and the
c-aIr ot her ,omrndc.
The girl said she wns Myrtle Rates.
According to the story Of Ernest
Mo,,ica. taNi driver. the girl aud the
man entered hts car In the center OF
Syracuse and ordered him to drive
10 Camiilu>. The girl covered tho
driver. 4, Camiiius. Benjamin Hart.
grocer. was shot and seriously wound
cd.
Returning to Syracuse the taxi was
trapped by seven pntrolmcn. Firing
her rifle and pistol. tho girl covered
her comrades escape. She refused to
CIV" thr mans name.
NEW YORK. Mar. t.-tiiho re-
putrd To own lands ind bonds worth
fully saoO.OoO. william Mohrssan. n
rcclu-c. who lives in a s,iack near
Jamaica Long Island. was serving tho
first of ten days In Jail today. rather
than pay $40 fine. lie was con-
victcd of violating the sanitary laws.
MILWAUKEE,. Mar. Five men
held up and robbed William Ormsby.
pay roll clerk OF the raln,oliNc COM
pany of $4,000 here this morning
lust a~ he WAS getting ont OF t1Ni-
cab ut the conpany's plant. The
bandits fled In an automobile follow :
rd by Ormsby In the taxi. but were
lost to him after ~ chase thru down
town streets.
WILMINGTON. Del. Mar. -
UnioO Gardens. war village of 500
buildings erected by the United States
shipping board. brought n total ~
St5.k,59s at auction Inst night \
flat bid OF 81 900. 900 for the property y
OF New Brunswick. y. ~. syndicate.
was rejected. The houses then were
sold .ing,y and In groups. Tenants
were given preference.
CHICAGO. Mar. Mrs. George A..
Kcnrn. known In circus side shows
for wear, a. "1'riibr. the fat Indy" !"
died here Yesterday. She uuit the cir
Gus sixteen years ago and made bcr
home In Chicago. She weighed 800
pounds when she died and while with
tho circus hcr weight is said To have
exceeded 500 pounds. \ C1skct. one
yard wide and siN icct three inches
long. Is being constructed for the
body.
KNoNNILLE. Tenn. Mar. be
lated correspondence from Winfield.
remote mountain section. tells OF
the alleged killing there February 10
OF Dewey Walker. ~. by u widow
named Mrs. Mamma Sirunk. her dnUuh-
ter and two small sous. The tragedy
l. said to have resulted from Walkers
teasing the children. The ff-lrsr-
old son Of Mrs. Strunk L. said to have
cut Walker In the heart. death ensuing
In n few minutes. The mother and
daughter aud two boys have been
placed under bond for appearance nt
circuit court.