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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
CENTENNIAL HOPE TO DETHRONE
CENTRAL'S lead IN GAME TODAY

ing capable of the Wildcat quintet to
defeat the Bulldogs.
In six non-conference games the Bull
dogs have won all of their games. de-
feating such strong teams as the Steet
Works Y. st. Patrick's. Salt Lake ana
sugar city. scoring 2I3 points for the
six contests against their opponents
li3 And II figures can serve as basis
for strength and the prediction OF the
winning team. the Centennial five have
Just enough edge to offset the adVant-
age of the Central team playing on
their home floor.
Central has played one more game
in the conference up to the present
time than rne Centennial five, but IN
points scored against their opposing
teams the Bulldogs hold the edge. the
following figures show the score made
by both teams against other teams
PLAYED in the conference this year.
) Games-Centennial 155; opponents -
s Games-Central 153; opponents 81.
II Centennial wins this afternoons
tilt they will pass the Central team
for the lead, and will score the sec
ond victory, the only two that have
been suffered by the Wildcats. but X
Central takes today's game they VIII
lead the league with S wins and one
loss 10 Centennials victories and two
losses.
The largest attendance Of basket ball
fans seen this year Is expected at the
game. and because of the small gym
nasium il Is thought that the cnthu-
siastic fans and rooters will be out
early to be sure to get seat in the
gymnasium.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
CLASSY FIGHT CARO-
ARRAMGfO At CANON

Canon city will give tho fight fans
a classy fight card thru tho efforts
OF Jack Haley. who has made the
plans and arrangements for two pre-
liminarIcs. a semi windup and ten
round main event. to be held on Feb
ruary 80 under the auspices OF the
Canon city Elks.
The Elks smoker will open with short
acts in vaudeville. which IL said TO
include five stars OF the stage. They
are going. to unload their Kit of jokes
as part of the entertainment
Joe Koffee and Kid Belt will step
lo-rounds In the main tussle. frankie
Dean OF Pueblo and Young Billy Papkc
of Denver will do the sem!-windup that
threatens to be as strong an attraction
as the main event. Young Dyer and
Battling Glenn. two hard hitting
youngsters will furnish curtain raiser
In four-round go and Young Earl
and Fighting Wilson follow with tho
second quartet OF DruiSlug.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
STAFF SETS NEW
SKATING RECORD

SARANAC LAKE. \. y. Fob. u :
Everett Mcciovsn. of St Paul. won
tho American professional outdoor
ska ting championship title from Ar
thur staff of Chicago here today. Nc
Govan scored 10 points in the three
days meet which ended today and
staff scored 100.
Edmund Lamy of Sarenac Lake fin
ished third with 100 points and Bobby
Mclean OF Chicago scored fifty points.
In winning the three -qusrter-ntle
race in two minutes a-iS seconds. STAFF
established new worlds record for
the distance. clipping off two seconds
from the time made by Lamy at Cleve-
land, in 1910. when the Saranac Lake
veteran was an amateur.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

NEW YORK, Feb 1s.-The money
market was again the primary FACTOR
in the further irregular advances VI
stock market prices today: Som
mercial and industrial Developments
made no pcrceptible contribution TO the
forward movement Lively interest
was displayed in the political situa-
ton. Traders evidently were OF the
opinion that the opposing views o. ,ne
administration and congressional ieau
ers would make for delay in the pro-
motion of tax legislation.
rate from to Az per cent proushe
that rate to the level prevailing mere
and at other important federal reserve
centers.
Withdrawal of sss.ooc.oco of deposits
from local banks for treasury pay
ment had no eject on the free offer
ings of call money. per CENT rate
ruled thruout the session and this was
shaded to sX in private loans.
Time funds were quotably unaltered
at Az to 8 per cent. A few loans ior
round amounts on high grade security
were reported however at the lower
quotation.
Oils. notably Mexican Petroleum
United States Steel, General electric
and several of the rails. including Le-
high Valley were among the strongest
stocks.
independent stcels eased with mot
ors, rubbers and some of tho shippings
chemicals and sundry specialtics'
Sales amounted to 7s5. 900 shares.
Exchange on London failed to reflcc'
the lower bank rate easing IN cent
from its recent high.
Continental rails were mixed, aside
from Dutch, Swedish and Norwegian
bills, these showing further strength
| The Montreal discount at this center
was at its lowest In over two years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17

Jack Smith and Sugar" Willie Keel
er put in another strenuous day at
their training camps yesterday. Both
heavyweight battlers were on the road
early yesterday morning and added
little mileage to their distance, while
in the afternoon they set a faster pace
with their sparring partners than has
been seen in the past few days.
Jack Smith. the coast heavyweight,
hustled thru five fast and snappy
rounds with Eddie johnson, shadow
boxed and jumped rope for another
four rounds.
AT the Pueblo Athletic clubs gym
'nasium Keelcr boxed stveral rounds
with Kid Mex and also took on frankie
Dean, Kid Butler and several other
boxers. Keeler probably boxed about
twelve rounds, besides the rounds he
did the other preparatory work.
From the present outlook. both OF
the main event fighters will enter the
ring IN the tip-top of physical trim
and it is almost a safe bet that the
scheduled twelve-round go will be cut
down by several rounds as a result Of
the hard hitting ability OF both box
ers.
No decision has been reached as yet
upon the referee question. Smith Is
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17

NEW YORK, Feb ls.-Abolishment
Of the present practice OF kicking
goal after touchdown was unani-
rnously approved by collegiate football
coaches. meeting here tonight, with
members of the rules committee which
will consider changes in the present
football code at its March meeting.
Major Charles DAILY. OF West Point,
author of the proposal suggested that
instead of the goal after touchdown
the scoring team be allowed to put
the ball on tho l5 yard line. Then with
both teams lined up in scrimmage
formation. the scoring team would
have the option OF scoring the addi-
tional point by either a run. Forward
pass or a place Kick. II foul was COM
mitted by ehe defensive team, the one
point score would be allowed. II the
foul was committed by the offensive
team * would forfeit its chance tc
make the play and the ball would be
taken TO the center of the Held FOR n
new kick off. The coaches also urged
that the present Interpretation against
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
UP-TO- -THE-MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
TRAINING ACTIVITIES PROVE
BOXERS ARE N GOOD CONDITION

willing to have almost anyone that
knows the game and Is qualified rel
cree to do the officiating. but it is un-
derstood that the Juoge system ana
referee appeals to Keeler and that he
prefers this method.
Young Koffee Is training at the steel
Works gymnasium and is working
out daily with Young Diamond ana
other boxerso that calibre. Koffee Is
predicting that he will enter the ring
in the best physical condition ot his
career and that he.is going to aive the
fans action from the tap Of the bell.
Kid Plank is training at Denver and
will be here Monday. reports from
his training quarters are to the effect
that Plank is showing rare stuff and
will surprise koffee in their third meet
ing.
Mickey O'Toole is working out at the
City Y and his opponent. Battling
Molly is putting in his strenuous grind
to get into shape Mt ene f. Plurious
Unum club. Both are in great shape
and ready to do battle at n moments
notice.
Tickets were put on sale last tues
day and from the sale of the paste
boards it is predicted that record
crowd will see the star fistic event.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
HEILMAN AND LEONARD
ARE DETROIT HOLDOUTS

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. 16.-liarry
HeiImann. outficider and Hubert
Hub" Leonard. pitcher. have refused
to sign contracts calling for fio,c'o.
and 5000 respectively and the De-
troit club has declined to meet their
request for $4,000 each for the COM
,nE season. Frank j. Navin. president
OF the Tigers announced tonight He'll
man retained his contract. which called
for an advance OF 1880 over the salary
he received last year for an advance
OF $500 over the salary he received
Ins, year according to President Ma
WIN, but wrote a letter asking for the
additional 5000. Leonard. he said. re-
turned his contract In which tho fig
urrs were the same as last year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
CITY Y VOLLEY TEAM
SCORE z VICTORIES

The city volley ball teams scored
a double victory lss: night when they
defeated two teams from canon City.
The city Y first team held the Can.
on crew helpless in the first and third
games allowing them but three points.
A change in the lineup proved
strong factor in tho teams win. IL.
Isbestcr starred in the contest and
was responsible for most OF the scor-
ing. The scores were as follows:
First team: City y. 15-15-ls; Canon
city. 3-s-3.
second Team: City Y, i5-i5-i5; Can
on city. s-3-1o.
The City y vollcy ball teams will
play the steel Works team at the {.
l.. e. l. gymnasium Friday night. The
games played and scheduled are prep
ara ton contests for the elimination
tourney to be held at Denver for the
state championship vollcy ball team
on February %, when ton teams from
different parts OF tho state viii COM
pete.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
CUBS ADVANCE GUARD
ON WAY TO COAST

CHICAGO. Feb. i6.-Today was get
away day for the advance guard OF the
Chicago Nationals who left this morn
ing for tho training camp at Catalina
Island on the Pacific coast The party
is scheduled TO arrive there next Sum
day. Six players boarded the train in
charge OF Manager killefer and seven
others will join the party at Kansas
City tonight.
When Killcfcr assemblies his men
Monday twenty Athletes will be on
hand TO start training. as six others
will rcpor, at the Journeys end. The
second squad will leave here a week
later. The cub battery men are sched-
ulcd TO practice -ionday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
Centennial OPTIMISM
At HUNDRED PERCENT
HARRY kLETSKY

The second great basketball contest
of the season in this city will be staged
at the home of the Wildcats, the Cen
trail gymnasium at 2:30 o'clock today.
This is the only advantage that the
north side school is willing to ac-
knowledge and believe that this will
be overcome when the whistle sends
the two fast teams on the floor for
fast and closely contested hoop etrug-
gle.
Centennial. is confident. The root
ers, the fans, the coaches and players
are sure that after this game the Bull
dogs will have their hopes of going to
Boulder for the finals in the state
cha m pionship all sewed up
We will win even IL We have to play
it out on the so called 'frcakish" floor
of the Central school and ] will be
disappointed II Centennial does not
take the lead in the first half and hold
it thru the entire game. While there
is no doubt that the last contest was
fast. l believe both teams have i'm
proved n great deal since that time
and will put UP faster game today.
The Bulldogs are counting on the ac-
curate basket tossing OF Wtthers, Chill
sin and Elbeck. Their work has been
brilliant in the past but II 70 now even
! better. McQuaid and Stevenson Will
form the unimpenctrable barrier to
scores. and with the laundering ye!ls
O. the Peerless Yell Leaders and their
large following. i predict the Wildcats
on the shor; end OF the, score
The sportsmanlikc feeling between
the two schools Is strong. and when
no; playing against one another either
of the schools will back their school
across the river TO the limit against
a foreign team. This good feeling has
been greatly strengthened in the past
year and 1t Is certain that altho the
game will become stubbornly contest
I cd both schools will not infringe on
/ This sportsmanIlke feeling now exist
ing between the two high schools.
Adams and Holt the two yell lead
or. for the Centennial team promise it
do their part in bringing Bulldos
I victory to the north side school. The,
have put the students thru scvera
now PAGES and will spring something
new at the psychological moment tha
should do much for the couse 1t is IN
1 tended.
| believe our new yell will be "We'r'
or our way 10 Boulder. but II WI
B b. UP to the Centennial Yell Leader
ito spring the new one~- in their turn
a;tcrna ting with the Wildcat chccl
leaders.
Tho size OF the Central gymnasium
has limited the sale OF tickets and II u
probable that no tickets VIII bc sole
a, tho Central gymnasium before tn
Z game. If you are unable to get tickc
or should be too late to get INTO III
| gymnasium, you will be able to get tn
score as the game is progressing h!
calling 1875 or 1861 OF the Pueblo
Chie.tain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
KANSAS CITY 1.fvEsrocK

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb. ls.-(U. S.
Bureau OF tO-Catiic-Rocelpt
LOO: beef steers slow and steady: best
held AZ Ssoo; early sales. ts.oar5 50.
she stock and calves steady TO strong.
good and choice Ncaicrs. Se.codi0 90.
best grade cows. f5.0ou5.50. hcif.rs
mostly s5.S0as..5; other classes steady.
good feeders. Ss.5ou6sS. most stockcrs
carly S5.50us.jQ. bulls generally s. 500
t.S: good Gamers. Se.sj: better grades
cutters around 1918.
Hoss-Rcceipts 5000. bulk lights and
mediums carly around iOc higher than
yesterdays average. top. 3io.i0: 10 TO
200 pounds generally S9.ssui os: pack
cr top. 1925. closing slow and barely
steady. mostly on weiKhticr kinds
holdovcr fairly liberal; bulk OF sale,
$3.50
shecp-Roccipi- 5000. steady 10
strong best ewes. $50: lambs general
~ zoe higher. ~ pound Colorados.
flt.,5. 70 pound weight shoru lambs
fl2.s5. :: pound sscarius lambs. sI5 80.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
PERCY COLLINS WINS
SECOND BILLIARD GAME

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. IS
Percy y. Collins OF Chicago. tonight
won his second match e. the interna-
tinnal amateur class \ is.2 balk line
billiard tournament. defeating j. L.
Cope Morton. OF Philadelphia. 500 TO
Is5 in 20 innings Collins averaged 10
and i-es and had high runs of %. %
and so.
. Morton's average was t-25 and his
best runs 45. IS and -.
IN tho afternoon gam" Edgar i.
Applcbv OF New York. national cham
plor. defeated his brother, Francis 5.
Appicby 500 to EOS.
II was also the champions second
victory OF tho tournament and IN
winning he made high OF as, tho
record for tho meeting today. II was
the excellence OF Collins position play
on the short rails coupled with a
dazzling array Of mnsse shots tha'
contributed 10 the success OF the west
cru PLAYER tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
CHICAGO LrvEsrocK

CHICAGO. Feb. Is.-U-. : Bureau Of
Msrkctsl-Cattlc-R Receipts ia.ocO: beef
steers steady to strong: carly tor.
$500; bulk beef steers, s7o0usio: TAI
she stock. calves and stockcrs and
feeders steady. cannrrs and cutters
weak to lower. bulls strong. bulk fat
she stock N.3jns.I5. bulk beef bulls,
s.2j1i.5o; bolognns largely Sa.15nlOO
HoEs-Rcccipts 1900. fairly active.
mostly /. 10 Sc higher than ycsicr-
days average; hest packers holding
back: top 5000 on $50 to $50 pound
averages. bulk. 50 so1losO pigs mostly
. to- soc higher. bulk desirable 100 to
lfo Founders. ss.o0Ia %. some stronger
weights. 'a.50Ii0.oo.
sheep 10000. sloe,. steady to strong
sellers mostly asking higher: fat
lambs to packers carly. si5 oopia q.
best not sold. good shorn lambs. 1850.
choice handy weight ewes. 1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
49, S." Makes Skin Clear and
Beautiful I---Your Body Plump!
Amazing kssslts freo l.essass -
Bleed Csllsl s s. 8. . ksaaskabSs
BlosA.Csll bsildss.

Do you know that your loss Of Slssa
II due almost entirely TO the smAn
number Of blood -cefis IN your blood
your whole body. from your face .
your feet, TO the normAl. natural
beautiful piumpness which y should
have, by ueinS the great b.oed-eerl
builder. 8. 2. g.? You don't have to
gusss work theories about fats IN
foodA or use new fad trsAtnsata. o.
anything of tho kiad. Take .. 8. ..
Tour skin viii clear up remarkably.
petal your lips ruddy. your eyes clear.
your neck and cheeks will fill out.
Also 8. 8. 8. being one Of the moet
powerful blood -cieanasr8t your skin
eruptionA pimpise. blotchss. black
you'll see. 3. 3. 3. Is sold At an drug
stores, in two siaeA. Tho larger 0tSo
il the more economical
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
Tommy Ed,rdrdS Former
ArmY Bdttler Recovering

Tommy Edwards. former middle
weight champion ~ the army is here
convalescing from several serious oper-
stons which will keep him out OF the
ring for some time. Edwards began his
fighting career as younE-ier during
tho wear 1916 and has battled some Of
the best lishtweishts. welters and
heavyweiEhts in this country. He is
considered one Of the best fighters
turned out in the army and is living
at the city Y here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
DOC JOHNSON GOES TO
ATHLETICS on W1TTFR

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Feb. is
Wheeler doc, Johnston. first baseman
was notified by the Cleveland Ameri-
can league club that the Philadelphia
club had claimed him at the waiver
price. Johnston was previously report
cd as having been sent to the Boston
American and Salt Lake City clubs
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
BASKETBALL

AT DIES MONIES. Iowa-Ponn Coll
logc, e.; sim. 1?
At INDIANoLA. 1owa-Slmpson, -.
Buena Vista, 10.
At MOUNT PLEASANT. Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan. "a; 81. Ambrose. %.
AT SfoUN CITY. Iowa-Morning
Side. 30: Yankton, 20.
AT LANSING. Mich.-The Michigan
AEgios defeated Notre Dame at has-
kot ball tonight 20 to -.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
f. r. BANK .STATEJfEN,

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb ls-
Combined resources and liabilities OF
tho twelve federal reserve banks at the
close OF business February Is wcr:
reported by the federal reserve board
In thousands of dollars as follows:
RESOURCES
Gold and gold certificates. 3s3,2s
Gold settlement fund federal reserve
board. So. .55t.
Total gold held by banks. si3.sl<
Gold with federal reserve agents, L.
sio.sss.
Gold redemption fund, Sits
Total gold reserves. e.s3s. .o5<.
Legal tender notes. silver, etc. l5o..
sss.
Total reserves 5.o55.a+o.
Bills discounted:
Secured by u. S. government osli-
cations, a27,s&i.
All other, t57 .e1a.
Bills bought in open market. 1s..f.
Total bills on hand. ss1.Soi
L. :. bond, and notes. 1855
L. S. certificates OF indebtedness:
one year certificates Pittman scD.
IS <ss
All other. 1904
Municipal warrants. 1913.
Total earning assets. l.eN. .sst.
Bank premises. IS .eoS-
Five per cent redemption ftfnd
against federal reserve bank notes. -
$50
colu AoroAu IN CUSTODY or IN .FNhsit
blank.
Uncoiiectcd Items. $3.50.
All other resources. I5.6sf.
Total resources. t.ai.o<9.
LIABILITIES
Capital paid in. lo5.ics
Surplus. 2i5.5ss.
Reserved for government franchise
tax. i.5ei
Deposits;
Government. 7s.5is
Member banks reserve account. T.
7b.t
All other. s772s
Total deposits. 51.f<
Federal reserve notes in actual cir
culstion. :. is3. .a53.
Federal reserve bank notes IN c.rcu-
istion net liabilities. s..oss.
Deferred availability items. tNsfs
All other liabilities. $3.50.
Total liabilities. ts<i.ota
Ratio OF total reserves to deposit and
federal reserve note liabilities COM
b!ned 1sa per cont.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
IN rtcady. unchAnVcd
SPOT COTTON

NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-Cotton spot
quiet: middlinE 1890.
Cotton closed IS TO 20 points net low
or and the tone barely steady. The
west. Wall street and local traders
were notably free sellcrs thruou, the
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
CHICAGO Spins

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-Potstoes .,.,av.
receipts % cars. total L. s. shipments
ts7. Wisconsin sacked round white.
N.15d1.e0 cwt.: few fancy at sa5
cwt; Wisconsin bulk round whites
s20od2.i0 cwt.; Minnesota and North
Dakota sacked round whites, Ne5I
LIS cwt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17

The paper money Issued by the Saxs
on town Of LobeJun has evidently been
designed by a hu-norist. On IT appears
the drawing o, man displaying his
empty pockets
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
CURB AND SUGAR
MErAL ornrArInNs

NEW YORK. Feb. is.-coppcr easy:
olcc,rolytic spot and nearby. i5Gi5ac:
later. isisdi5Sc.
Tin steady: spot and nearby. 5000:
futures. s70.25.
Iron steady: unchanged.
Lead steady. spot. St.106ts0.
Zinc quiet. East st. Louis spot. $3.50
ass.
Anthony spot. $40.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17

Sewing machines. containing thirty
five parts. small enough 10 hold in
the hand and yet capable of light
work. are being exported from Ger
many.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
REFINED SUGAR
Furnished hy y. S. walpolc Room,
5ea-7e Thatcher block. Pueblo
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by y. s. walpole Rooms
5es-7s Thatcher block. Puc5lo.
Liberty aus 3asst.
Liberty first Is Sa7it
Liberty second u fss.7o
Liberty first 4hs 1870.
Liberty second as sas. so.
Liberty third tLs 1870
Liberty fourth as 5s1i
Liberty mrs, ass fio0ee.
Liberty fifth ms $4,000
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
CITY Y TEAMS WILL
MEET ST. PATS FlVES

The first and second teams of the
city ~ and st. Patrick's school will
meet Saturday night in basket ball
contest at the city "Y'' gym.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
DENVER LIVESTOCK

DENVER. Feb. is.-Cattlo-Reccip
1900. steady: beef steers ssooa7to;
cows and hcifers. S5.00d. 100: calves.
$500 1000; bulls. s3.o0q3 20. stockors
and feeders. t6.ood1.io.
Hogs-Receipts $500; i5d25 high
er; top. 5000; bulk. sg.lodes5,
Sheep-Rcceipts 500: steady; YEAR
lings. sll.s5nl 1900. lambs. slS.7Odiieo;
ewes, 16.,5dIo0. feeder lambs, 81. .s5
ui2.5o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
BOWLING

Martin put up strong game
against Graham yesterday in series
OF ducks.
Martin .'.....-s..'s..-IN -INp - -
Graham ......-....--.lel NJ .s-so-
Frank Keller staged comeback.
taking two out OF three games with
Lee Hcrm!s.
Frank ..............isi 1876 1880
Lee s......l55 llt lS-flS
Sunday afternoon at ESQ will see
teams from the composing rooms OF
the Star Journal and Chicftain in a
thrcc-samc series.
team from the editorial depart
mcnt Of tho Star Journal challenges
the winners.
Tonight the Loop Markets will cut
up the Coca Coias.
Coward and Bossik shot two good
series but failed TO reach place.
A. II. C....-...........1s sol 1ss- es6
Joe . .................2 is7 EOS 5a5
rl5i
\. Il. C................2l 1so rs so
Joe .................eo 1sI 2l3- 5sS
if5s
Fifty-hye teams have shot In the
two-men tournament to date.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
RAP SILVER

NEW YORK. Feb. Foreign la,
silver. e5hc. Mclean dollars. ia.c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
CHICAGO GRAIN & PROVISIONS

Furnished by y s. walpolc Room,
5ee-3s Thatcher block. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17

NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
Furnished by y. 6. Wslpole Rooms
aea-1, rhmatcher block Puchio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17

Fifty-hye teams have shot In the
tvo-men tournament to date.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
KANSAS cry ppopr-cr

KANSAS CITY. Fob is.-Bu,ter
eEgs and poultry unchanged
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Sinclair =. per cent notes closed I
100.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-17
RAW SrGAE

Furnished by y. $. walpole Room
52a-53 Thatcher block. Pueblo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-19
Rickreall News

Mrs. Thomas 4 + 4 *-the
weekend in Salem with Frnss.-. I'd
Mrs. Springer and friends.
The road north of Rickreall is
graveled. 1t was finished Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Southwick
are able to be out again after be-
ing confined to the house with flu
for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Price were in
Portland for. the weekend visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B
F. Lucas.
Mrs. ]. l.. Burns spent the last
two weeks with her son, Harold
on the farm.
Mrs. Hannah Clayton swas in
Dallas Saturday for medical treat
ment.
Charley Waite was brought
home from the Dallas hospital
Saturday much improved.
The hunters were out in full
force Sunday and bagged several
| birds.
Professor Mitchell is confined tc
his home at Jefferson with illness
and has been unable to teach. One
of the critic teachers is teaching
his scholars.
Morris Cady was in Vancouver
for the weekend visiting friends