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Officer Picks Up
Suspect as Wanted
In New Jersey City

a man suspected Of being Waller
t,uss. wanted in Mntt;swan. y J.. foi
robbery aud who escaped from jail
thef. recently. was arrested on the
street this morning by Policeman
Gny 'Hurd and Is being held Tor FUR
ther Investigation and identlii.aiion
The local police had received d De
scripiicr ~ the man from Jack smith,
when Officer Uurd saw a stranger on
the street who answered III" dsScIllr
ton nf t;uss he vent NJ 10 him ana
asked bis name The stranger y"
Piled Jack Smith As that hap
pcnrd ts he the name Of the officer
who il hunting f'nss and as the NAN
iitted the description u The ESCAPED
prisoners. otliccr iiurd placed hun
under arrest
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

ed ia the weifare ~ the Triple Cities.
and "a, tienlafiy men who are .iiiine
10 cooperate in accomplishing res.'
;A!n~s. wa therefore invite YOU ~
ioin our a.sociation a. n stockhogacr
thlt So may have til. assistance -
soaf hacwi.ax. in condDctlnF The
races.
Int -, maH Sc fsl.ly familiar g.isf
the .5i.cf - "a" Florida Automobile
Eatinf Association. tn. Fares ar de-.
irnea To nt,ftasn ti.ose ~ho enjoy
any sped " nts. and all fnOnses re-
ceieed ate purses and actual exp"n.
ses arr paid. and s~t aside - ne
lu- e. snt bgTinf Of land upon shis =
10 erect siub house. swimming boot
tennis courts. t,witng .e-, ~af'sr
members can meet and End reesra-
ton and eilos,i,.rf Ic attain tai-
end We natnfall4 must secure -" n.s
cssaf, amount 81 money 30 aeessn.g-
lish this result. neu 80 bn"~ There
are hundreds u men alta the rcd
blood II iie fio'r,ss thrss.Nf -'is-is
vein = 10 afe willing - Head ft.t'5
iui. support 20 such p rnrtr5s
Nniie ION were not fhf "7iy ~, r.
suffer s II tho cold. tili h.4i.s
+ vaur a-ei" Ter pafg has NJ
CHILLED Is dclta Tad ~ f.osss r.ss
( tis nt on account at sint 4e
~ -is au'a have a.en err fr
'.ee. orur
III. Assoc la;ion hat engaged
inant-sr oi ~ wears experienfs ~
sutoif al ,acihy no all has,
,hafp, IS xsnf- ia Saturday tao ~
the aai, - tie next faces. ana IT,
lsIs pl B. one aud a quarter miles
.nsfs M - tif.r miles - III care
aud iur. Nill - IN sight The iats"-
Afani MI be IN the ms@dl" e fA'
eoDTsr where iEe races Hnf@b q fot
n4sn a. -. fni-f N preference
10 Tho tasn- - ~ h.freif park s''iif
rar Gear ~. r..ig. stand y" afe se'
p..fi tisf ph ai kina - = 'osaFs;.f 3
enfrfN - srf ~, paf" - Ns sofcs
rs .sfssd al le.ts'lsh - msss -
tr 81 'en3 asss.fans and kno'-'f'i@s
Of csrdsri,ng ~ tee. - sHlse5lt-
ipe ~ hai. il tess an9 rsosi.
a'iis n ta ur'f4-
is.r The ...sl.n ara -ifens our
nieo.ane N.au..~as iliil. .sfiss- &
Mh 8 appa s u. t'ary >"v
u NJ ttt..l 80 ~ ihs lff4
MILLER
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a fAe nItee
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LOST

fbSI Juesdi,N uurninf er isNcli
Sffeet nefw"eu i'enptcs NWe't ftd
bfsts ter. sftine 80 white - st't.''
FL reaii hes-ls III paper enS'luiee $50
sN.l purse contracting SOME snAases
F,uard ~ III I, (
LOST Aneorr tiiten tfrce months oid
ssipw tiud.f r.tNir - / '!e~sGih.
lls y" isas.wee'l Reward So = e
f.tiS1 ilaet lea.f.r halsl ',fr o' h..tril
nr NtAi ri,feiiatr. Sufots Aft"fn9ois
Ivn -inhf ,,eTAe~ anH Hffi. N5enit'
Pssll issvert,, Al tihfaN Ave. Sea-
ireeze ~ 10 =
lost Scotch cnlte dog ftNair Aee
'nufitlas. golden sable Witi Nlifc nat Is
ing A0sw prs nam. al y e + 30.
~ piea~e r.t'fn - ttao Snast'. HN'lt
Hi Fia Revere "a =
I.p~T S,t.Wah2 4-hf snf atis'
weteh isetur IT, ilssstonH ltsiiN Wv
ofllot nd ..ceiN. reward ~ q II
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DEFENDING sPtRlTuALisM.


Editor Daily New
! believe you ar. Just man and
the columns OF your paper open to
truth. right and lustlr. DR. r.. l..
House in his lectua. Psychic Phe-
nomena" has slandercd my religion
tspiritnalism) and cannot pass II
over With just a cold thought.
Ir. House ought To ask the pardon
Of himself for altering these words +.
II has he ours. oil God upon 1t Can
II bc.iiiit the good doctor is q tfii.
follow = os the Christ The Cos love
would 1oi curse any az his children,
Tor Ne are all a part OF On great
WHO'S
III. i,tu,n of Christ To His disciples
ana eating and drinking with them is
proof positive Of naturalization the
disciples taking the place Of oar medi
uns Of today
We have a finc college and schools
Our National Spiritual Association has
as fine huildinl in Washington. ID. G.
ms any church society there WheI
the thousands Of bereaved and sor
/ rowing hearts made nv this last un
holy war went TO their churches ais
asked the question Where have ON
loved ones enn. 30 they could get n
comforting answer Spiritualiss
comes 10 their rt.ief and ans w.rs
Your loved ones ar. not dead Their.
Is no dealt. and under proper conii,
iion. can aud viii return to give yos
comfort Tin. material body is JUS
cast Oh fm the spiritual We thrus
the gates 81 iieayen wiie open W
shut no one ia
Our beautiful piritnais.n has
God the supreme mind OF being
honndlcas and divine. fiu-. change
le-s attributes we nnd IA avery atom
hum aud shine eternal sssi"n. view
less wroush. IN moved Is pnnipies
.ni thought
II has religion high Is Heaven. an
deep ~ the snundie-s deep unto %
spal withheld ~ given J ere i dot
inhei n, keep thai warns he hii
man soul and mind 80 t,a.si les" -
All mankind Ana nor. us slbraa
har.ncn, with oinnini.seltt naDd ca
trace IL. Law Of inuoitaiii nui ont
10 the human Face bat Wl.cre q pulls
of hove S stirred from Moth f.y. 1
Ncthef BRA
W have q chaeei not hg'if >
lar Is. tet - eitffsl .nf @. pilnd
the architecture al ai l.a. af
~erl1s and h.mamenis eou4ais,d i
h,ar iaet mere - ls. ih3~efe
stili - hoNnaia nest
Ne Naer : creed hats 80 es,i,
definition iiesven 'olea' tall. - art
nstlf mast 'iis ppesf. nor na4a I
ft.4th.t flI +fis fffEs a. ..fs
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AWNINGS and TENTS

TAI on NAI,f. AWNISGs that ~ aud
snftsfs M H." latest stvleN aud col
ore far ,ri,r selection. VIII" wlt" "r
plo,e W. viii coll promptly fh"tna 4
huuffr n Tent &C.. III ; i,ath -
,,hn.s. nl 2bt-fl 10
.yrNf~re AND WINf,6W SHADES
It,ndz n,ndr NJ s.ahresze They hars
On ,ho insi houses ~ the Triplc 'ttles
and spr.li, for tleiit"lNos ~ tiAtgia>
A.4 i'herr iaS-W. y ! N.t."i'
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StN BUNGALOW % Grandsi.w aynnne
fncing east. Overlooking the octnus
macnIiieeIliiv furnished, open Are Place
lnd Nun pnfior. Tor sale ~ a batHait4
Terms IL -. siI Ell TIVE furnished bun +
2aiova IN Marshall i'ark. each cofs.ia' !
Ing Of fatf iunrns aud bath. electric
ights ana gag tDnpirtriv furnished
inelnhiHr Murphy led IN 'front.' room.
I,ire - sbu. fpi the two. with terms II
desired See Springer. 2ns Mnin Stt,ct.
',1vtnna Teach. .l-i4t.it.
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"PhUsic0[ Reconstruction
Of the Child" Subject Of
address this Afternoon

An important meeting nf tn" par
ents and teacher ri the Bay street
high school. builuirg viii tie held
" edrcsdav afternoon at 80 al the
school building. 4, which time all
members are asked 10 he present as
well Is any others who NAV wish 10
attend
Tho feature of the meeting VIII BE-
an address by Mr. Ioder. p"oin' ter
Of the proposed hospital VII, II
address. the meeting on the sntIeet,
The Physician Reconstruction II ,he
Chi,l
Nj; and Mr.. Charles l.. Flood ar
rived Monday afternoon from Phiia
delphia. and plan 10 spend some I'm.
in Daytnna Mr. Flood is the Mana
ger of the hotel department ~ the
Philadelphia office. Of the infernat'on
al Silver Co. whose headquarters ar.
N NcEidan Conn
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FpitI,--ts20 Tot nI<G CAR aud ee.en
passenger Hudson super So fuittir. car
for aalr, Nlsr two motor trats f.r ush
ing Address los 100. seai,tf e7e pi- 1t
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". ID. FOLTZ & 60.
Auditors and Accountants
pAYTONA. ORIpA.

Audit work Of all kinds carefui'.
handled.
Income tax reports compiled Com
mercisi ana rnunicina work in nearby
towns solicited.
Consult Us On your needs.
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FOR REST kitrh'neitn apartments.
hshts. heat. liutn. inaid sctvitci w"cl-
Is ~ s"afsii ApIJ, I.pNrfgn. Aiaif s
mcrf iIpt.l. - l'is 81, Phone q
10 - z
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FOR RENT Sen,nar atartmrnt. 80 s
South Etir.wnnd Ave- iivr rooms.
bath ami luuttlrs. Ne'y ~ tai'e.
81 civ fnrnisilna. tll Il. =
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

II. { Haigh. OF philade lphia IS III"
CUE, ., J. w. Camac and plans t.
sperd the remainder % the season at
the leach and will be associated With
w Canac in his real estate Office
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

FDr: i,f.ST iinnFn,ows Mud cottages
u;nished Al n.w private garage
eleetrir lichtA telephone 1T tiiona.
Phone so j u simpson {. Pope. Iiox
inv S.ahresze. ila.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

DESIRABLE. ATNE1 MENTs i le'.
ilso tottaY~ wth fenr bedrooms, ~
S.ahl..ye Phone 81 ipr aftpgif'f4'nt
hl,scfi l,ieni fpl II ~
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WANTED TO BUY

SECeNp-HANp s7I-RNITUri. bought
and sold We ean saw yntf mercy On
both used az rev goods 9 ~ Lane.
~ North Teach 81 Phone 27fI
sgs-7-1s-tf
sFCDEp-HAND FURNITURE bought
and sold. High ade upholstery wpi
done 4 man OF ~ Years experience
in both lines III charge. Fnil line al
house furnishings and croclery. Phone
c1 ard lSs. Elgget, Wetherhy CO.
payfcua Beach Store. is6 Main ST
i
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OPEN To Ely medium size business or
to invest some money nNi services IN
business Address T X J i,aiiy News
t,tfi.e IL S. =,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

rnorp furnished apartment with fur
nace heat. Tie price - rRht fhpn,'
YlN FL " Il u.
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isoH fsENT. Exceptionally wI fr
4lsl,ed nnh complete arafffts'i1 Tor Z
or 3 ,,sf~otia a. t,fHHrr Ave t'tN ~
- IN RS ~.
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FNE TT Vt EO0fWN NnT AlITfTNV u ~
80 toiiasr ~" So is' u
t,N hf.%I rnnfnief.iN frtitisif'd f"'i'
ronfn apartments VIII tafh. fstf4He
orfionnl iii4 inchtass .itttfto iigni
pa- range. nnt,f Hiti trlcpharc Aio
fGrafahc t,vn iaafi' trnrtwenf t;fi iTc
nrfiunnt hath s4Hae y l'fNfrriH siH'
~ ll..r- lnne 40 W - ~. Y
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

FOR SALE New ami md hand furni-
ture. Ice brv.s. rnfrieernt0rs, stoves
oil. wood and ess. Heaters no Sewing
machines nnd vnrnutu cleaners rented.
VIII pas cash f., Il furniture iInut
er Furniture Con pany, III AtiHnti
Ave. Iast"pa iit'f'b. fhnnc COZ
:.
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FOR Rfc<T Good furnished house frr
rent. SIX rooms aud bath, sisu garage
52t Palmetto Ayenn-
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ROOM AND BOARD.

rn\pf 1Nb pteN - dps. wcek IN
,nunsh. IL reasonable rates. atfla*tiN"
fnates vftl fusH4rs water vermont
f,, a. Saofn fsst,,it.ffr ttre,.f I'm
tl.ia Leach. fee,s.ia. ~
rus fIMopE Table board ana cam
Table rooms. fuaGNs waf"f ~ ah
wood avenue ard Ctpfess street
co ~ - 90
ROOMS AM, i{aAEI' hv day. we.h
-, ..asoss 1T reasonable f1t.s Al
,nofa. liot ANA ,oll wafr. Ereeiai al
tentior aiNtn to private pat'sS fpsn.
ron,s,ng The Oriental. iurrf.riF known
as the . Yanl4 place. "a South ls3dee-
vooa avenue f,astona, Fla. J.. +.
Barry Prop Phone lS4-W. pl2 20 2G'
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Two new six
room bungalows, Al modern improve
ments. Nicely furnished. Woodland
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FOR SALE:
Have you seen that
Japanese bungalow
Rooms
Handsomely Furnished
I:ostwicl Ave. upper end
IAN mornings or evenings
p1i6-sr
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Wsr1de WOOD WOOD For NJ, kinds
Of WOOD call 35e-J or call AT wood yar,I
sn Live Oak street between Harvey
anu fnst sta. paytona Beach Sd Up n
FOR SALE Scotch collie dog. r., ale
age ! morths. golden sable with :. mite
MARKINGS. George SGmers, Holly I'm
~. g1-1-9-3t
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FOR RTNT f1iaisncd Tor hollsoTseap-
Inc. all rev. ssasfn rent yiZs T. j.
Itnwp. Conner l,idsewnoh and Maiu.
kingston. ih 10, ~ - -
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FOB RENT In Scabreeze one hlath
from ocean. modern apartment
rooms ana BAN. beautifully furnished
Phone 2s2W for appointment
Go Is 4 1
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FOR KENT-Thc .scw fpn.is furnished
apartments az IA bellevue avenue are
ready frr rental Al new from Ia r.
In ilife ncXI door G2G ? 2l-ti
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT. room uartmenf- conyer
tent Ter two couples. for season or year
Urge rooms with bath. also garage
"Io HatfAx av(niic, Sea breeze III . !;
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: oAIB-oocond hand furniture. Ice
- re1glGegotoss. stoves. oil. woosl
- t3Gotors too. Sewing machines
&nomugW cleaNern rented. Will pay
- (6F ueod furniture. Hoover F'urni-
80 Company, ~ Atlantic Ave. Day
- ne9ch- Phone sos. :o-i-3-tf.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
Stone City News

Russell Rose had the misfortune to
have his ankle sprained whom his team
ran away with him near Bite HUI last
Tuesday.
e. II. Brown and o. II Newton are
putting in a carload OF wood for the
C. F. 4 !. Co. at Pueblo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Potter and sis
ter Mrs. c. Roddlc visited in Pueblo
Sunday
y cattle buyer Was in this vicinity
last week looking at tho Rose COM
pany's cattle.
Lewis Storer OF Pueblo and Mrs. j.
I. McGeorge and children OF Florence
visited their sister Mrs. II. r. Colby
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Clara Riddle OF Alberta County
Canada Ia visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Emmal
Ben Wood and Mrs. Gardner OF Colo
RADIO Springs visited Mr. Woods par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wood.
l.. c. Stormer and family ard F. r.
Cross and family made n shopping trip
to Pueblo Monday.
Thomas Colby and Siras Wood made
. business TIP 20 Pueblo Monday
Arthur and Zo.a Wand Won. 20 Pu-
cblo shoo1ins Monday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
CRIPPLE CREEK FIRM PLANS ON
LARGER MINING OPERATIONS

the amount OF water it Is necessary
to pump. and limit pumping operations
to tho shortest period possible.
The Portland company nas territory
to draw from in the Independence
mine. known as the Captain area in
addition to the extensive workings
reached thru the main shaft os tho
Portland mine.
This captain area which lies In an
intensively rnineralized bloci. OF ground
containing a complex Of ve,ns largely
worked and filled in past years. con :
tains approximately 14,3o0. ono tono Of
material. The ore from this area Will
be caved. transported to the Indepen :
dence shaft by electric haulaaec. hoisted
in large skipa, mechanically sorted by
screening and the products delivered
to the mill and waste dump by cleo
tric haulaGe.
When fully opened Up and equipped.
the Captain area can produce as high
as $4,000 tons OF net ore per month.
with three shifts of men at work.
Lessees on the Matte l. claim on
Gold hill have uncovered a streak Of
ore running to six inches in width.
which assays to two ounces gold to
the ton. The find, which Ia being open
ed by machine drills, has not been
uncovered to sufficient length to de-
termine its extent but prospects are
said to be very good. The Matte L
was formerly a good prod icer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
Special to The chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. Feb. 22.-'
While the annual report of the Port
land Gold Mining company, just issued.
shows a net loss from operations OF
the mine and mill during 1921. Of S46,-
4S4,272, occasioned largely by sinking
of the shaft. installation Of equipment
to pump the water from below the
drainage tunnel and enlarging Of The
Independence min to treat an increased
tonnage, the report is the most opti-
mistic and encouraging one that has
been issued by the Portland company
for several years.
Under the management OF Pcr;y q.
Harrison, who took charge OF the
property on November l. 1921, treat
ment OF ore at the Independence mill
has greatly increased. During the
month OF December 27.6O0 tons and
the month of January s2,s0O tons were
treated as against 1000 in October.
Equipment at the mill is now being
prepared to handle 36. .00e tons . month.
with tonnage the company intends to
maintain indefinitely
The shaft has been completed to the
200 foot level. new pumps have been
purchased for installation at this
point. and It is expected that by May
l production from this level will he
under way. It is the intention OF ths
present management to open up tine
levels at that depth and mine the
same as rapidly as possible, because of
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
TRINIDAD NEWS

Good roads to the coal camps will
be the subject discussed at a meeting
hero Friday night at the Chamber of
Commerce. The county commissioners
will be present, members OF the Cham
Der OF commerce and representatives
of the coal camps will speak. This is
q subject recognized by the people OF
this community az being of consider
able importance.
Fire broke out In the little camp 10
Gated at the Santa Fe Coal company
mine near Trinidad and Starkville
and for a time threatened to wipe out
the entire settlement. Two houses
were completely destroyed by the
flames and third was torn down
by the fire fighters to prevent the
flames from reaching the mine build
ings and the tipple. Because the fire
the fire department could not respond
to the alarm. according to the fire
chief. since 1t would thus leave Trini-
dad without any protection.
The organization OF the Democratic
club OF Las Anfmas county was COM
pIeted at a meeting In the district
attendance and representation from
many sections OF the county. 8. n
DeBusk made the principal address
which was received with enthusiasm
Mayor +. II. Day was elected presi-
dent. Antonio Csffarelli, first vice
president. ]. A Lucero. second vice.
president: 1. b. Rogers. secretary: Ha
Barnes. treasurer. Bylaws were -eat
by Max Tafoya and adopted ana .h,
organization swung Into being A. I
challenge to the Republican party II
the 1872 cauapAiRu.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
RED PEPPER HEAT
ENDS RHEUMATISM

Red Pepper Rub takes the ouch"
from sore, stiff. aching Joints. II csn-
not hurt YOU. and 1t certainly stops
iha. old rheumat tism torture at once.
When you are suffering 80 you cIn
na-diy get around. Jus. try Red Pepper
HUB and you will nsYs the quickest
relief known. Nothing has euch con-
ccrtrated. penetrating heat as red pep
pera. Just a. soon as you apply Hed
Pepper Rub you with feel the tineline
heat. In three minutes 1T warns the
sore spot through ana through. Pain
and screness are Eo1s.
Ask any good drussis. Tor tar OF
Row es Red Pepper Rub. -. surs TO
get the genuine. with tho name
N0wles on each package.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
MAN MURDERED

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Feb. 2e.-Fivc
men are under arrest and others are
sought In connection with the inves-
figation into the staying here last night
o: Walter II. Christensen. 30 years old.
whose body, with nine bullet wounds
in the head, was found In . ditch two
miles south OF here.
ported today that Christensen came
from a prominent Fort Collins family.
He was mechanic. the police said
and information obtained from those
under arrest indicated that he had
been nlain during an alteration. All
those being detained are Italians.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
COAL PRODUCTION IN
JANUARY DECREASED

DENVER, Feb. 22.-Coal production
In Colorado during January was ss
per cent less than during the cores
ponding month year ago. James
Dalrymple. state coal mine inspector.
reported today. Last months pro-
duction was sn3..09 tons as compared
with 1.c5a.5lo tons in January. 1921.
The mines of the state averaged 1a.S
working davs during the month. Tho
number Of mcii employed in and about
the mines wae $40 about i."00 below
the average last year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
"Papes Cold Compound Breaks any Cold in Few Hours

Instant Relief. Don't stay stuffed
up. Quit blowing and snufflingl A
dose Of "Pape's Cold Compound taken
every two hours until three dosss are
taken usually breaks any cold right up.
The hrst dose opens cloegedup nos
trils and air passages of head: stops
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
HAD THAT TIRED. WORKOUT

Do you know that awful tired
feeling" languidneap. lame or weak
back. sore muscles. stiff or swollen
joints, or rheumatic pains usually in
dicate kidney trouble? Foley Kidney
Pills act promptly and effectively.
Mrs. Roberta Lilly. 100 Alton St.
Alton. H., writes: For three years
had a tired. worn-out feeling. Various
treatments failed. l began to improve
on the second dose OF Foley Kidney
Pills and today l feel like new."-The
Horn Drug Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

nose running: rsneves headache. dull
ness. feverishncss. sneezinE.
"Pape's Cold Compound II the
quickest. surest relief known and costs
only few cents MT drug stores. II
acts without assistance. Tastes nice.
Contains no quininc. Insist upon
Pape's
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
Ratlesnake Buttes

r. r. Black carried the RattIesnake
Buttcs mali to Cucharas Junction
Saturday while Fred Borchardt. the
regular carrier. was attending court
In Trinidad.
Mrs. C. II. scheli left Friday for
Munson, Colo. where she will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. ole Thersten.
for a week.
Mrs. WIN. Saunders who was re-
reported quite III several weeks ago n
very much improved.
Mis- Ellen aanouns is planning to
move onto her homestead, near the
Cucharas reservoir. soon.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore OF Foot
Hills attended the dance at Rattle
snake Buttes Saturday night.
Mrs. John Church left the first of
the week for Pueblo for medical treat
ment.
The dance which was held at Turkey
Ridge school house last Saturday
nisht was attended by large crowd,
and good time IL reported by all.
J. Sanchez of walsenburg was n
suHuhy 'isitor IN this lcinity. M
Sanchez owns land south OF tho
Buttes. and formerly run a large
bunch OF sheep there. lie still runs
cattle and horses
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Forney left the
last of the week for Denver where they
VIII visit = while before going TO
kansas.
= n arheIl NJ Denver IL spendinR a
few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Schell.
Mrs. Foster pleasantly entertained
the Sunday school at her home las,
Friday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
abraham T. Hardin Dies

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Abraham T..
Hardin. \ vice president OF the New
York Central railroad died YESTERDAY.
He - survived by = widow. Hc was
a native of South Carolina. He en-
tered the railroad buNness as a teie-
graph operator working his way TO
tho vfeo presidency several years ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
Mrs. T. E. Wheeler Dies

DENVER, Feb. e2.-MrA Frank F..
Wheeler, wife OF the former asRyer
OF the Denver mint, and now connected
with oil interests. died Of pneumonia
at Douglas. Arizona. yesterday. ac-
cording TO word received here. The
body will be brough. to Denver for
burial
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
FOUND ON 4 RAFT

GALVESTON. Texas, Fob. .2-six
OF seven men who were picked up at
sea from a raft by tho Morgan limo
steamer Ell Oriente. were brought into
port by that vessel this morning. First
reports said that one of the mon had
died after having been picked up. and
was buried at sea.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
Tunnel Cares: One Killed

CANTON. O.. Feb. Cone man was
crushed to death and three others in
jurod when Il tunnel undcr tho street
car tracks hero caved In this
morning. The three workmen caught
were crushed but will recover.