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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
New Line Draperies and Curtain
Materials
New spring line Of curtain materials and d.pee.
Materials
ASSORTED MEsHEs

FANCY ART TICKING in floral and stripe
designs, blue, pink, grey and yellow, at
yard ........... ......--- .SSc
Full and complete line Of sc inch plain and
fancy SILKOLINES in all colors at yard 25c
POLLYANNA EASEMENT CLOTH. n part
silk drapery in plain colors of blue, rose and
tan, SO inches wide, at yard .............7 .75c
ALL SILK BROCADED drapcry material,
25 inches wide, in beautiful patterns, comes in
green, gold and dark rose, at ward 81 25
FIGURED RAJAH, that heavy terry cloth
for drapcs porticres, couch covers, etc, in scv-
cral different patterns, full yard widc at
yard .......... ...................... .98c
FINE MFRCERISED STANTUNCi in
white, black, blue. pink, tan, rose, green laven-
der old rose and yellow Very fine silky finish,
Sc inches wide, at yard .................. $50
THE NEW PETER PAN CLOTH makes
excellent drapes it is a soft finish material
and guaranteed sun fast Comes in all tho new
plain Shades is 36 inches wide and costs but
6occ per yard.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Agora Club Meets
in Rocky Ford

Pueblo members of the Agora club
to the number of 50 are planning trip
to Rocky Ford next Saturday after
noon. and "A royal good time at an
evening banquet and program.
The Agora club is mado up of men
teachers OF the Arkansas valley OF
Colorado, from Las Animas to Sallda,
the total membership being limited to
60.
Friday evenings meeting Will be
number &C. and the banquet will be
spread at $50 o'clock. From then on
the greater portion OF the evening wifi
be devoted to a program and entertain
ment.
Rocky Ford has promised a most
royal reception for the visitors. many
of whom will take their wives with
their, the coming affair TO be an open
meeting. An attendance at tho BAN
quot of at least 75 Is predicted.
superintcndents. principals and
many OF the male teachers OF this city
VIII make up the Pueblo delegation
close to three dozen persons.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Real Estate Transfers

Michele Blanc TO w. I. Lchmcr: lots
IS 26. q. block 19i. Fletcher HnI addi-
ton. $500.
Luca Pagano and Lucia Iuglese to
Nicola Disalyo; west 1926 acres of 10;
1, block "a, st. Charles Mesa. 81.
n. l.. Robertson to Ira D. Rambo;
lots q and IS. block ,. Winters addi-
ton, 81.
William Finch 10 David Pine: lots /
ard :. block s.. Tired Barndollar addi-
ton. 1000.
Lizzie Z. Ware to George William
Ware: acres in section .. twp. 20,
range 6s. $500.
Warren q. Harding as president to
William Dawson Fox: 1906 acres in
section so. twp. -. range 81. To Ralph
W. Mayficld; $50 acres in section s,
twp. -, range s., L. $. patent
Charles T.. Ilceucr to J. Il kirkcu-
dail; southeast 10 feet lot Il. and tho
northwest 90 feet lot -. block II, South
Pueblo, t1.IOo.
The Suburban Land & Investment
company to Salvatore Montcilaro OF
Silvertro; cast half lot 4. block IS. St
Charles Mesa. contract OF sale, 81 90
Nancy II. Sorcli to w. II. Baylcs;
lot II, block /. Harlem, 81.
Mary C. Pochon to Baechlc Mnrtcl:
10. 8, block 4. College Ilill, 81.
Harvey A. Fry and ]. l.. Bumps to
Anna NJ. Greene; tract in section 10.
twp. q. range 6S, 81 500.
Simeon J. Austin to MadEc c. Aus
tin; lots - to q. inclusive. block 106,
Mitcholls subdivision of South Pueblo,
gift deed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
I Notice That----

Maybe Doc. Work, our own will be
postmaster general and he'll fix things
right. Every time ] see Doc. Works
Photographic likeness I want to ap-
plaud. But the funny thing about a
lot of folks is that they don't know
when to applaud. I went to picture
show one day when the boss wasn't
looking and they showed on the screen
a picture of Doc. Work and 1t said
underneath, "The probable new post
master general" And you know a lot
of folks didn't know he was from Pu-
cblo and didn't applaud. / did. We'll
any way. take a tip from me, any timc
you see Pueblo man or woman's pic
ture on the movie screen, clap your
hands. They are movie stars of the
first magnitude and there isn't any
scandal about them either.
Photographically yours.-W. Fl. p.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

This man Pfaffenberger who is run
ming the post office until postmaster
can be chosen, isn't going to keep up
his popularity forever. You see it's
this way. When Pfaffenberger took
charge he said he was going to improve
things over there and install some new
ideas and make things more convent
ent for the public. Everything went
along smooth and lovely like until the
first of the month. Now IL lot of us
folks find that Pfaffenberger hasn't
changed things so blamed much after
all. Tho thing that worries most of
us around the first of the month is
the number of bills. enclosed in en-
velopes bearing United States postage
stamps that the mail carriers insist on
leaving in our mail boxes. Pfaff, old
top, that's one thing you overlooked
In your Improvement system, but Just
you wait
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Speaks to Members
Pueblo Ad Club

Allen Herrlck. president OF the Den
vcr AdVgrueiug club, and advertising
manager of the Bankers Trust CONF
rUny. addressed the Pueblo AdvertIs-
ing club Tuesday night on "tciuancial |
and General Advertising" lie said that
the coming year would see new varl-
oty of advertising, and declared tina
the future advertising would be more
sane"
white furniture company talked to the
club for a short time. lie advocated
better and more truthful advertising
copy.
After tn" luncheon and talks. the
third lesson in the advertising course
was studied. The next meeting will
bl held February Il.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
CITY BRIEFS

MO: Another message brought news
OF her daughter. Mrs. Robert Lee Cow
ara of Washington. D. C. falling and
breaking her leg between the hip and
the knee.
Mrs Coward was formerly of Pueblo,
put is now with the United States vo-
eauonal training department in WASH
Jnston. Mrs. Williams was also known
mere. altho never residing in this city.
EYE EXAMINATIONS - Kietzky
eye examinations are scientific, skill
fui and accurate. Each lens IL exactly
ground to the exact requirements of
each eye. Office, suite 312 Thatcher
Building. Phone 1631-W.
GO TO tho Victor Artists concert
next Monday night and hear the fam
Gus Victor Peerless Quartet sing ir
person.
INCREASED POLICE FORCE
Chief of Police johnson was not aware
OF the increase in the local police force
until shortly before noon yesterday.
He did know that there were two Pc
zoldts on the force and remembered
that Oscar Pezoldt had gone home
after working but two hours, but when
n box of cigars with a note pinned to
the lid, written big enough to see at
ten yard distance, read: It's another
cop-SOME boy: r. o. Pczoldt." The
Chief took his smoke, grinned and said
Fine. Officer 7. o. Pezoldt's fam
lily now includes two little girls and
the big bUy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
PERS0 N AIS

Billy Allen Is homo from family
reunion held recently ut the home of
his mother in Kansas City. Mo. Mr
Allen reports having had IA splendid
time, but says 1t Is too cold in Kan
sas City for him.
r. l.. Hampsor, president of the
Salida school board, was in Pueblo
Tuesday. comforting with Architects
Cooper and DesJardins, relative to
plans on tho Salida high school.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
2 BANDITS GET $500
ROBBING POKER GAME

Over sio0 was taken by two bandits
from several men playing poker in
tbs Palm roo'n,lg .'nse ut l. ~
O'Clock Wednesday morning. The two
men gained entrance to the room ana
Immediately ordered :he men to give
over their money. They took only
money, leaving watches and other
things.
They overlooked n revolver in the
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

room, and as they left the building,
one of the men who had been held up.
fired two shots at the fleeing men as
they crossed Fourth street and Santa
Fe avenue, one going one direction aud
the othe- in another direction. The
holdup men were described as one tall
and the other small. both wearing navy
mackinaws.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

Dr. Davis expressed the opinion, in
reply to questions. that the 'insuffi-
cheney Of the construction" should have
been discovered by proper inspection.
J. c. Donaldson, an iron worker, de-
clared he had reported to those in
charge of construction that two of the
beams being placed in the building
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Epelyn Thaoo AliUc

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Evclyn Nes-
bit former actress and divorced wife
OF Harry X. Thaw, was found tonight
in an apartment after having been
reported dead in Washington.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAI

and was below the requirements of the
plans submitted for tho construction
of the theater. Robert Henry Davis.
engineer In the District of Columbia
building inspectors office, today testi-
fled at the opening of the coroner s
inquest into the catastrophe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-Dady's gray handbag. ith and
Main. containing nose glasses. keys. SO
In silver. Return handbag with keys
and glasses. Phone 33ss-R, 5ot l..
Third.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

RIOT AMMUNITIoN.-Am
TO be used for the riot guns and 30-3o
rifles was purchased yesterday by the
police department. The police patrol
and tho car used by the detectives
Will be equipped with these guns which
viii be locked to the cars but ready for
instant use. There is no special reason
for the recent order, other than Chief
Johnson's statement that. prevention
is better than a cure
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

The appointment of women Judges
for the trial of women offenders is
being urged by the Social Service
Council of Canada.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
KAYSER GLOVES ON SALE

knyser double silk gloves. Black, Brown,
Beaver, White, Grey.
fl.'D gloves ............ 81 3B Fair
kayser double silk gauntlet glove.
$3.50 glove ......................S go Pair
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

were shorter than would seem to be
required.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Fleece Lined Cashmere Glove.

Fleece lined cashmere gloves.
'5c gloves Observation-Disclosures. 45c Pair
JOc gloves Observation-Disclosures. .35c Pair
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Candy Week at Ellington's

Special prices all this week. Candies
In this sale are made fresh daily.
Both stores.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
DETERMINE CAUSE
or IHEATER CRASH

WASHINGTON. Feb. Iron con-
struction intended to support the roof
of tho knickerbocker theater, the col
lapse Of which cost the lives OF "a
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Present seat sale indications, for
Eight Famous Victor Artists, show
that very few, if any, seats will be
available after the next few days.

PARKS WILL SPEAk.-G. W.
Parks. OF the Mercantile Service cor
poration, will be the principal speaker
at tho regular luncheon OF the Manu-
facturers' association. "Wednesday noon
in the Pueblo Commerce club rooms.
Parks will speak on tho new clause in
tho fcdergr tax law. which originated
In Pueblo at the hands OF the Com
merce club. 1t provides for the losses
sustained IN ono year TO be distributed
over a period OF three years.
THE FOOD SHOW in progress at
the downstairs store Of tho Crews
Besgs Dry Goods Co. continues to
draw big crowds daily, and so does
the Crcws-Bes drug salc-thc bic
annual event that saves the people OF
Pueblo real money.
DON'T FAIL to hear Burr and
Campbell sing at the Victor Artists
concert next Monday night. Tickets
and reserved seats now selling at the
Palace Drug Store, corner Fourth and
Main.
son OF PRAIRIE MISCHIEF
NJ =. Siattery. who has herd Of
pure bred Hereford cattle at Boulah,
this county. during tho stock show at
Denver in January, purchased valu-
able pure bred Hereford siro for bis
herd and now has him out on the
ranch. IN. bull purchased Is son OF
l.. G. Grants $4,000 Prairie Mischief
sire-a really wonderful anlmul.
HAVE YOU tried Biils Chill? Si
South Victoria Ave.
PRICE CLEANERS AND DNvRs.
Phone S.. Ask about our club service.
If YOU want a piece OF hand paint
sd china. give your order TO Mrs. Eva
Lowe Harrics, l19I Lake avenue. or
visit her studio and make a selection
from her stock SHE does beautiful
nRturaiiatic. conventional and cut gold
work and her prices are very reason
able. Phone 2Sl4-J.
THE advance salc for the eight
Victor Artists who are coming to
Pueblo at tho city Auditorium Mon
day evening. February i3-is probably
the largest sale OF seats for any mus
ical entertainment ever booked for this
city. and people who want to hear
Henry Burr. Campbell. Van Fps. CroN-
ton, Billy Murray. Bauta and the rest
OF the bunch coming viii do wcll to-
reserve their seats now. On sale at
the Palace Drug store,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

BE SURE to hear Van Eps, the
banjo king. at the Victor Artists con-
cert NJ the city Auditorium next Mon
day night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
IDA-LOUISE CAFETERIA
Il0 Wi Thlrd strcet.

Specials wednesday chicken. home
made noodles, baked ham: Thursday
fried oysters, chicken salad
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

HAVE. you tried Bills Chill? 3ii
South Victoria Ave.
FOR SALE-A bargain in Victor
Edison. Diamond Disc, Columbia and
Patk> records. Vocal and instrumental
Largo and small size in Victor and
PathA records. All in excellent condi-
| ton. Some new. All sold at half price
Also slightly used record albums for
large and small records at half price
! Call Iot II Interested.
PLEADS GUILTY-Chargcd with mt
terlng fictitious instrument. j. II.
McColc was yesterday arraigncd be-
fore Justice OF the Peace c. J. Hart
and entered n plea OF guilty. He was
bound over to the district court and
failing TO supply tho required bond,
went to tho county jail. A check on the
Western National bank for the sum OF
s. with the name OF A. G.. Truet signed
to II IS the bone OF contention. De-
fcndant told the court he was drunk At
the time.
\ SUPPER and entertainment will
be given at 1880 o'clock Thursday night
at Scotts Chapel by Mrs. r. w wal
ton.
PRICE CLEANERS AND OVERS.
Phone IS. We deliver anywhere.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

no LUNCH is complete without
Pritz's home made pickles. Missourisns
please call and be shown. 500 w. 9TH
street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Van Fps, one of the EIGHT
FAMOUS VICTOR ARTISTS, is
probably the leading Banjoist Of
the world. He is known as the
Banjo King"

PRICE CLEANERS AND DYERS.
62j Court. Phone SIS. Work guaranteed
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
MEMS suits $1a.75. $3.50, $3.50. OPP
penhelm's, Third and Main.

NlEI4N SultS $lS.Io, 9IoSVt Pst'o0' w
penhelm's, Third and Main.
SWIMMING CLASSES.-The swim
mining class of the y. w. G. A, 5l5ls
North Main street, Is still open to
Members who wish to join at h small
fee. Unless more respond, the pool
will be denied the "Y. W. Class starts
at 1880 Thursday evening. Applica-
tions taken during tho day.
RESIDENCE ashpits cleaned. $l.0o;
PUEBLO SANITARY CO., phono 159.
BUY your tickets today for the Vic
tor Artists show at the City Auditor
ium, February 13. On sale at the Palace
Drug store, corner Fourth and Main,
SMALL FIRE-Sparks from the
chimney OF the home of c. Carney,
caretaker at tho state fair grounds, Is
said to have been tho cause for a
firo OF small shed near his home at
the fair grounds last night about
o'clock. Damages OF about 500 was
caused by the flames 1t Is said.
WSNTED-50O working men TO
cat ut Bills. Doughnut Shop. 3i4 5.
Victoria.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
WAS WRONG MAN - Marciliana

WAS WRONG MAN - Marciliana
olaysus. arrested Monday afternoon
by Officer Brandon on suspicion OF be-
ing the man who robbed the Cabc
Brothers Mercantile company at Wind
sor. Colorado of goods valued at $500.
was given his release yesterday morn
ing in the police court. after 1t was
proven that finger prints found at tho
time OF the robbery did not coincide
with those taken of the man arrested
here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
NEW BUCILLA PKCS.

New Bucilla packages. Welcome news to the
many customers who have been waiting for
this shipment.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
FRANKLIN PREss-sAusu.rs-pH q

TAG DAY SATUBDAN.--Sa Saturday
will be tag day Tor the Lincoln rolorcd
orphauagc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

ATTEND the big food demonstration
at Crews-Beggs today. You'll like It,
Everybody does. Lots of good things TO
eat every day. And big drug sale
Is on up stairs in Crews -Beggs that
you can't afford to overlook.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Women's 81 Union Suits Sl.25
S2.35 Union Suits at Sl.65

These arc extra heavy flceccd, assort-
cd styles. The regular sizes selling at
S2.35 are S1.65; the extra sizes selling
at $2.7o are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

DON'T FAIL to hear Burr and
Campbell sing at the Victor Artists
concert next Monday night. Tickets
and reserved seats now selling at tho
Palace Drug Store, corner Fourth and
Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
AII-Steel Safes ana CabinctA II
Best. O'Bricn Printing Co.

REVENUE OFFICE OPEN-The Of
fico of the internal revenue department
in the Federal building. will be open az
day until March Is, the last day 1ot
the filing of income tax reports. 1t
has formerly been the custom to have
the office open In the mornings only,
but tho full day is being observed TO
accommodate the public.
II. A. SMITH. Uphoisterlng. carpet
cleaning. mattress renovating. etc
Phone 9ii-W. 32i E. 9Th.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

HAVE YOU tried Bims chill? sli
South Victoria Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

HAVE you tried BilIs Chilli? 3l4
South Victoria Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

viii be tag day Tor the Lincoln colored
orphauagc.
ATTENDED MEETGNG.--Ne Il
Marshall, head of the Marshall system.
on Northern avenue. has returned from
meeting OF the executive board ur
the state association of shoe repairers
which was held in Boulder The board
consists Of twelve members, selected
n tho state convention last fall, Mir.
Marshall being ono OF them. lie says
that on sunday Boulder was visited
by n heavy enow storm fully six inches
OF the flcccy falling.
HAVE you tried Bills Chill? 3l4
South Victoria Ave.
BREAKS LEG.-Mrs. knto II. West,
2t Block NJ. has received more than
her share UC bad news. Recently she
WIS notified uf The death UC her sis
tcI, Mrs. n. *, Williams OF Bolivar,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

PRICE CLEANERS AND DNvRS
Phone IS. Ask about our club service
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
QUALITY GOALS
THE IRON CITY FUEL co.
l70 s. Santa Fe.

40 s. Santa Fe. Phones 51e-617.
HAVE you tried Bill's Chill? 3i4
South Victoria Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
SCALLOPING 2 YARDS
Csc

Scalloping on the bias white with
colorcd edges.
15c package, . for ..25c
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

WANTED-3OO working men u
cat ut Bilrs Doughnut Shop. 3i4
Victoria.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
WOMEN'S $500 AUTO
GLOVES S3.98

llanscn's fleece lined auto gloves,
$500 glove, on sale .S3.9s
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
Wool Vest and Pants Sl.25

The regular sizes that sold at $500 arc
SIPS. The extra sizes that sold at 1926
are ...... .S1.35
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08
$3.50 REYNEIR CAPE
GLOVES $2.98

Rcyncir cape glove, one of the best
wearing gloves made. $3.50 glove.
ON sale .................. .S2.98
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-08

PRICE CLEANERS AND DYERs
Phone IS. We deliver anywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-23
EDITORIAL
OF THE DAY
HERE TO STAY

or course the prohibition issue il
not dead but it is fast becoming q
dead one. Given ten more years OF
prohibition and we shall be ready for
the funeral.
The next congress will be a dry
one, we are assured in a news dis
patch fom Washington. And fol-
the information of the correspondent
we might add that the congress after
the next and the one following that
will also be dry. In fact, we dc
lot expect to see really wet con
gress during the next few hundred
years.
The best arguments ever offered for
prohibition grow out OF the test OF
experience. Business men as rule
are opposed TO the saloon. because
they realize that it is uneconomic. They
will support the prohibition leaders
Politicians. whatever their persona
views might be, will continue to insert
prohibition plank in their platforms
There is no use arguing. Prohibition
is here TO stay.-Ponca City News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-23
500 GALLONS SYRUP
FROM ACRE, OF CANE

HUGO-A good demonstration In
growing ribbon cane for syrup making
purposes is reported on the farm Of L.
L. Cook, progressive farmer near here.
Cook has an acre of Louisiana ribbon
cane that is estimated to make 500 gal;
Ions of molasses. The seed was obtained
through County Agent Frank HiggIn-
btham and grown under his superv'
sion.
Mr.. Cook reports that the cane made
a wonderful growth this season and
will turn out a good grade of the syr.
up. He is keeping a careful check on
all expenses involved in growing the
crop and will make a detailed report
10 the county agent when the. crop is
made into moasses. lie estimates that
he will receive an average Of one dol.
lar per gallon for the syrup.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-23
Poets

Great poets come from the country
or small towns. says Taft, Chicago
sculptor, because their Imagination i'
cultivated by the lack or the juggling
movie show of the cities"
Still. the great poets came from farm
and village before the cities had NOV
les. Explanation involves more than
movies.
Poetry, like art. is an imitation Of
nature. And the city is as far re
moved from nature as the duh minds
OF men can make t. That's why
beautiful characters are scarcer II
cities than close TO the soil. City
life is as destructive OF beauty anC
character as cancer is deadly to tn,
body
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-23
Record

Albert NJ. Parmeter, described as
the Oldest striker in the world" is
buried at Burlington, Iowa. He was
a railroad engineer, walked out during
the strike OF 1883. and never returned
to the Job. He had been ION strike
"a years when death. the final arbitra,
tor, settled his case.
As an example OF will power he
stands out among millions. There is
such a thing, however, as having toe
much viii power and resistance fol
ones own goA Life is q chain Of
reluctant but necessary compromise
No one ever gets exactly what he
wants.