Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-17
ODD AND INTERESTING
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Tho duties of the new admiral,
II was said. would consist In dtscipliu-
ing and training the crews for the
prohibition vessels which are now be-
ing recruited in Baltimore by Cen
eral Prohibition Agent Elmer XIII
wan. It was expected that tho new
nrrn of the prohibition forces will bc
ready for service within week or
two and meanwhile. II was announced
admiral Jack Is clearing tho decks
OF his miniature warships for action
under the prohibition flag.
NEW LONDON. March is.-Pro-
miecuous weaving Of "kpickers" ae
Connecticut college for women -
frowned upon by the student body
which determines the undergraduate
customs In the institution. A rule
just promulgated says kntckcrbockers
may not be worn in town. In tho class
loun9ing about tho campus. There ~
no objection to the Esrb for hiking
md sports.
HONOLULU. r. H.. March To-
Mrs. william Beth Is expected tn ar
rivc at New York Friday In an 5000
mile race with death from London 10
The bedside of her husband. She will
take transcontincntal train in,medi-
ately to connect with the steamer
Natsonia. departing from san Fran
cisco March 2c. Beth whose hop,c
Is in London. arrived here from Ans.
trnlia on the Niagsrn March :, and
WIS taken from the ship to hos
pital. His condition Is serious.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. March fe.-
Recovery Of $500, 900 for losses at
roulette alleged TO have been due tn
fraudulent operation Of wheels, -
sought by Edward r. Bannon. New
Bedford attorney. He hss brought
suie in federal district court against
six defendants. Bnnnon charges that
the defendants and their agents so
controlled tho roulette wheels at var
ious Rhode Island resorts where he
played that all element OF chance was
eliminated. thus enabling tho defend
ants to win large sums of money
from him.
SACRAMENTO. Calf. March To-
resolution calling upon local tclc
phone companies to encourage their
women subscribers ito use their tctc-
phones a reasonable length OF time
when talking for social purposes.
has been adopted by the Sacramento
womcns council here.
KOOSKIA. Idaho. March i6.-Johp
BOG, A. ycar old Indian. said to bc
ono of the Inst surviving leaders OF
tho NcZ Pcrccs Indian wnr, ts dead
here.
Bog was n chief lieutenant Of old
Joseph and to Chief Joseph, In battles
with United States troops. Hc was
with Chief Joseph during tho memoir
able 800 mile retreat Of the Ncz Per-
ccs Indians through Montana and
Yellowstone Park. ending with the
hnttic which resulted in the capture
Of Chief Joseph by Col. Nelson \.
Miles at Bcarpaw Mountain. October
4, 1877.
II will fight no moro forever"
Chief Joseph promised Col. Miles.
bog upheld his chiefs promise.
GEAVENWORTU. ka.. March IA.
After serving 10 years Of n life
form for murder. Frank Jones will be
released from the federal pcnitcutiary
hcre Friday. when Warden BiddIc
notified Jones Of hts release the pri,-
oucr declared hi. innocence.
You may think n strange that I
entered = plca OF guilty to murder and
now declare that am innocent. but
! did u to escape mob violence" Jones
told tlpc warden.
Jones has not violated single
prison rule since 1919. Warden Biddlc
ssid.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iown, March IA.
Two large chickens mean two
quarts OF wine: two large hens two
quarts Of 'hocrh'.' I'm n boojcCUcr's
code discovered by local police to-
day when they arrested Frank Pa,,,s
when an order wa, placed for "pouI-
Try" yesterday.
An officer had Just finished taking
short course in tho anti-vol.tead
code" called up Pnvlis and told hin,
tn deliver two large chickens" at the
rear OF n local cafe
\ few minutes later tho poultry
dealer appeared with two Of hi.
choicest glass fowls and wns placed
under arrest. charged with manu-
facturc. transportation and s,lc Of
liquor.