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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-12
RESTAURANT
SHOE REPAIRING

IF YOU ARE looking for good SER
vice, step in, we give it--Pendls-
tor. Shoe Shop, 100 w. Court st., Pan
let ms finest shoe shop.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-05
UNIREA UNAUTHORIZED.

Washington, 5 Iunie. = 'Haid
sd nu ne mai luptam moi intre moi,
ci sd luptam ell totii contra ina
miculIi compn'1.
Aceasta pare Fl deviza frun-
tasilor Federated MuncitOrilor
Americani la conventia ce vor
tine in Cincinnati de la IL 81
paha la "a Iunie.
>Pentru prima oara delegatii sc
vOr intruni fara sd aibe puse la
Gale combinatii de schimbari in
administratia organizatiei.
Propaganda dusa de marele ca
|pital contra organizatiunilor mum
citoresti a facut toate grupurile
muncitorilor sd Sc adune intr 'un
singur manunchiu.
Printre punctele mai principaie
ce Sc vor (.iscuta la aceasta intru-
nire va Fl 81 atitudinea ostila
luata de camera de comert catre
|organizatiunile muncitoreSti din
mai toate oraSele. Sc va prezenta
un rapport despre metoadele intre-
buintate de camera de comert 81
despre interesele finapciare care
stau la spatele wiscarei.
In legatura GU chestiunea mum.
cei va veni 81 legea muncei copii-
l0r, carei chestnut i Sc va devbta
o sesiune speciala. Senatorul Ro-
bert La Toilette. din Wisconsin
care de multi ami lupta in senat
pentru obtinerea unei legi contra
mncii copiilor, va vorbi adhna.
J rel asupra acestui subject.
Deasemenea Sc va vota priji.
nirea cererei pentru darea de
bonus la fostii soldati 81 Sc va
adresa congresului un memoriu
prin care sd i ceara grabi Gu
votarea legei bonusul;li.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-05

Uncle glume din circ nu sunt
atat de bune ca cele &c Sc fac in
parliament.
-
Nu-i mirare ca fetele stu inno-
ia mai bine de cat -barbatii. Cine
al invata pc un barbat sa in
|noate?
i
DOlarul canadian este aproapc
I de dolarul Statelor Unite; dar
| lcati ii stiu valoarea exacta?
| d
In lupta automobilelor contra
trenurilor nu s..a raportat nici Q
tvictima de tren.
d
Englezii au redactat "cartj
lalbastra'' despre Genoa. Acum
sa vezi >ca rnsii yor redacta {
carte rosie"
/ d
| Pretul graului scazut. Sa n,
lspui insa mimic brutarul,H dac;
| tie draga viata.
d
4 Cand un optimist Isl pierd
banii el crede cal va gasi un Ger
cetas.
j i
In tara zulucilor barbatii da1
cate opt boi pentru o femeie
Barbatii nu valoreaza nici atat..
acolo.
81
Este greu sd atragi pc barba1
la biserica.. . deoarece lor nu |
pasa ce haine poarta ceilalti.
d
Tn ON din Texas cadideaza |
aceeasi positie ca sofia sa. Ma
vrea sa flu in pielea lui nici dac
castiga, nici daca pierde.
q
America expOrteaza cascava
j. elvetian in Elvetia. Ar putea il
4 cepe cu trimiteres Eskimo PIE
4 ului la eschimoci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-05
CEI CArI NE TubEsC
GU ADEvARAT.

Legaturile noastre culturale Gu
Franta suht destul de vechi 81 in
majoritatea cazurilor cunoscute,
datorita studiilor istorice din ul.
timile decent q in special cerce-
tarifbr 81 publicatiilor d-lui Iorga.
Oar legaturiie care an existat
pana la razboiu intfc moi 81 Fran
ia au fost mai. multi legaturi poll
tice, de la Stat Ia Stat, legatur;
economice de Ia negustor Ia mex
gustor sau de eapitalist 81 indus
trias la capitalist 81 indnstrias,
legatpri culfprtie, de Ia pktura
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-05
PENTRU T0TI MEnGRRu
Sccietatii 'Destaapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii''.

Toti membrii sus numitei So
cietati sunt. rugati a merge la
Fotagraful Roman din Russell
Str. deaslIpra la (Shou) pentru a
face Fotografie care sc va pune
in Ta'blou, acei membrii care MI
Sc va presenta pana la Is Iunie
inclus va ramanea afara din ta-
blon. Membri din alte orase ne
ciara informatiuni de la oficiul
Societatii.
rratilor Msmbrii.
In sedinta Societatii din %
Maiu s'a decis ell unanimitate ca
sOcietatea sa deschiza un Stor
(consum). La care fie care sa fie
partas.
Fie care membru sd depue
suma de 1880 Gu acei bani Sc va
deschide Storul. Venitul va ii
jumatate a 'societatii 81 jumatate
Sc va inparti egal pc membrii
partasi.
Luati nota, acei bani sunt ca
inprumut la Societate 81 ii puteti
scoate de Ia soeietate cand aveti
voc. In speranta ca yeti lua ace
ste Ia cun0stinta 81 va Yeti face
datorinta ca intotdeauna, de data
aceasta pentru binele D-voastra
c0mun.
Sedinta viitoarc Sc va tinea in
zina de I'll Innie suma aceasta o
puteti scllita Ia sedinta sau Gand
vine persoanele autorizatel de o
coleeta aesasta su4na.
Gu D dleosebitk stimas
(131s2). es6ot1tul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-05


pereche de foarfeci pe cand ace
sta dormea III pat. La intrebarilc
tpolitiei dansa~ spus Cd afland
cad iubea O alta femeie, a volt
mai bine sal ucida de cat sa il
lase Ell.
Berlin. - Reichstag-ul a ratifi-,
cat tratatul GU Polonia asupra
Silesiei de sus. Toti deputath
purtau doliu, lar interiorul came
rel era tapetat Gu negru.
Lapre Michigan. Dol ban
diti armati, imbracati in haine de
fermieri, au tinut functionarii
bancei din Metamora cu mainile
in sus, suh amenintarea revolve.
relor, 81 le-au luat din cassa suma
de $4,000.
| Neapole. - Pilcuri de miliardt
|de lacuste au napadit lanurile 81
ltuate la sase mile de aici, mimi
cind tot ce le iese in Gale. Pagu
belle sunt socotite la $4,000 pc ri
| Washington. - Teama de ma
1nevre politice facut pc multi de
lputati sa creada ca bomsul sol
i datilor de patru miliarde dollar
va fl amanat pana la noui dispo
Izitiuni.
Roma. = La Bologna au fos
trimise noui trupe spre pun
capat luptelor dintre Fascist s
S0clanStl. Crem0na, OraS Sltuat /
4S mile de Milan, sc afla sub sta
rea de asediu.
Baltimore, NJ. d. = Pretul ber
zinei (gazolinei) s'a mai scumpi
cu un cent la gallon. Scumpirea &
ceaSta este cauzata de guverr
care a~pus o taxa de un cent u
fiecare gallon de benzina intrt
bulntata pentru automobile. VI
nitul din aceasta taxa va fl il
trebuintat ,pentru platirea unt
vechi datorii a statului, care s
urea la suma de un million d
dolafi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-05

niunnnuaa,ul lni611n nnhnkxs rnnllll nhas.
intelectuala. LeRaturi sufletesti 81
de cunoastere de la popor la po,
-pnr, de la matte, in masa ei mare,
la matte, am gresit sa spnnem
c'au existat. Ba aceastA necunoaA
stere merge uneori pana acolo1
meat persoane regulate ca inte-
lectuale ne socotiau pana mai eri;
daca nu ne-or fl considerind 81
All, ca barhari, sub suzeranitatea
cutarui Stat balcanic sau char
una ell celelalte popoare slave 81 |
balcanice.
Legatura aceasta, cea mai rod
Mica dintre toate, a. inceput insa
odata Gu marele razbom eurO-
pean. Ea este continuata 81 inta-
rita All prin relatii statornice 81
sistematice. Publicul francez are
mai ales acum ,prilejul sa capete
informatia exacta 81 complecta
prin cursurile pc care dl prof.
Iorga, numit de curind 81 PRO
fesor agreat al Universitatii din
Paris, lie face de anul trecut la
Sorbona.
| Ceiace tin sa observ Gu aceasta
ocasie este actiunea pc care ace
ste cursuri trezesc in publicul
francez 81 in special in sufletul IT,
neretului francez, care nu pre-
geta sa serveasca cauza pc care
o simte dreapta 81 vrednica de
sustinut. Propaganda pc care asst
fel de tineri au inceput-o ni-O con
firlha scrlsoarea aceasta pc care
d. Iorga o primeste din partea
unui elev de clasa Va a Scolii
Normale superioare din Paris.
lata ce scrie tinarul Memard:
'Scumpe 81 ilustre professor,
Am PRINT, dupa scrisoarea DIV
atat de delicata, operile pc care
att avut amabilitatea de mi lie
trimete. NJ stiu cum sa va mul.
tamesc pentru bunatatea DIV fata
de mine, intr 'atat ma STINT de in.
grijat de a va vedea deranjat dc
catre un modest student.
Am 81 cetit cartile d-voastra
care m 'au ,interesat multi, ma
ales aceia intitulata ''Romanii 8
. Grecii'' care poseda pnncte de-
istorie absolnt necunoscute aici.
Am placerea sa va anunt CT
voiu tinea o conferiqta Ia "a Q
despre TIARA Romanedsca 81 apa
ratorii ei" intr 'un cerc de munci
tori Gu deosebire interesant.
Credeti, scumpe 81 ilustre pro
fesor, in marea mea recunastintS
r 81 in sentimentele respectuoase s
|. multi deyotatului d-voastra
j Pierre Memard"
Astfel ne iubesc cei carl ne cu
nose 81 astfe] lucreaza pentrl
cauza noastra. Caci numai iubi
rea nascuta in chipul acesta, dn
lpa o cunoastere exacta 81 siguri
a situatiei n0astre culturale, isto
: rice 81 economice, este iubirea ce;
adevarata 81 binecuvantate il
roade. r.
din IN. ROmanpscH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-05

Gel dol copii carl au fugit de
acasa ca sa lncreze la Ford la
Muscle Shoals, vor Fl barbati in
toata puterea pc cand lucrarilc
Sc vor incepe acolo.
81
I'm ON este in stare s& faca Q
Gale lunga sa-si ''mantuie fatas'
D femeie mare sd faca decat ca
lea pana Ia drogherie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-05
|NF0RNAT|UN|

Lorain, 0. = InduStria otelului
din Lorain aproape STA ajuns ca
pacitatca ae avllsese inainte de
razboi. Firma National Tube Co
are pana acum in lucru 80 pro
cente din numarul obicinnit al
muncitOrilor sal.
Sofia. Congresul tinut de
taranii Bulgari la Sofia s'a ter
minat ell aprobarea atitudinei
premierului Stambulisky 81 Gu
dresarea unui APPEL catre Liga Ma
tlunilor, prin care cereau sd i sc
dea Bulgariei iesire la Mare.
Taranii au amenintat pc bur
ghezi ca vor introna un dictate
riat taranesc in caz cd Ell incdrcau
sa dea lovitura de stat.
Chicago. - Banda mana nea-
gra TRIMS nota d-lui George
Woodruff, presedintele hancei
FIRST National Bank, prin care I
ameninta ell moartea daca nu i
pune la dispozitie suma de SO
mil dOlari.
N*.@*
Paris. - Generalul Dubain, ma.
rele cancelar al Legiunei de
Onoare. a PRINT $25.OOO de la u,7
american anonim, care intre al
tele scria: I'm amintirea legiona.
rilor carl au murit pentru Franta
81 pentru omenire in razboiul dir
l1914."
Youngstown, O. = Tn urma
aprobarei -planului de ''Ateliere
Deschise" de catre Camera dt
Comert, membrii a trei deosebite
uninni all declarat greva. Acestia
SAINT barbierii, zidarii 81 conduc.
tori de tramvae.
Mexico City. - Statul Mexico
a recunoseut formal noul guverr
al Guatemalei.
Roma. - Din cauza desordinc.
lor ce Sc manifesto incontinu, gu.
vernul italian a dat ordin sa
fie oprita orice parada ce s'al
incerca sd Sc faca pc stradele ora
se]or din tara.
| Atena. - 0 depese trimisa ca
tire ziarul Cronika anunta demi-
sia generaiului Papalous din po,
stul de comandant suprem al for.
telor grecesti din Asia Mica.
| -
Los Angeles, Cal. - D-na Ethel
Nolan si-a atacat barbatul Gu Q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-05

America eXpOrteaza cascaval
elvetian in Elvetia. Ar putea in
cepe cu trimiteres Eskimo pie''
ul1li la eschimoci.
, 1922-05-13
CITY URGED To
BACK DEMANDS
FORP0STOFFICE
Improvement Week Brought
Results but Great Need Is
New Building, Post
master Says.

Holding that postal Improvement
week which has recently come to n
close in Casper brought direct bene-
fetal results TO the Casper ~postofice,
Edwin NJ Bean. postmaster has ad-
dressed the following communication
to local business interests
Postal improvement week has pass
led: tho results obtained by your CO.
operation. were very pleasing. Let W
not fall back into tho old rut OF late
mailing. but keep pushing forward for
a perfect postal service. Have YOU
ever stopped to consider that the pos.
tai service IN your seryice7 That IL u
as efficient as the patrons try to make
IT. That ii is impossible for the post
master n his co-workors to give good
service II you do not cooperate with
them.
''The Casper p~ostoffce moved into
its present quarters in July, 1916.
The gross receipts OF the Casper Office
were n little over $50 900. for the year
OF 1915. We are housed in the same
quarters now. The gross receipts for
the year ending December 81, 1921.
twere over 500 900. We have fifteen
men who work in c~ongested con
ditions in the basement OF the post
ioffce. having only artificial light by
(which to work.
Larger quarters is the most essen
ttial thing needed at present. Federal
buildings are built by the q. S. treas
Jury department. An appropriation
has to DO passed by congress for each
individual building. Therefore. we
need your undivided support in de.
mhnding that an appropriation bs
passed by ongress for our needs. This
is to your interest as well as It Is to
iours- It would he a good asset FOR
the city and as the richest city in tho
State OF Wyoming. we are entitled to
In
, 1922-05-13
INDICTMENTS BY GRAND
JURY ARE DETAILED

CHEYENNE. wyo.. May 1s.-In-
dictments returned by the United
States district court grand jury in a
preliminary report made to Judge T.
Blake Kennedy Thursday were against
tho following:
Violation of narcotics act: Claude
Van Dorf. Cheyenne. Jet Reager. AL
lie Walker, James Hagan. Mabel Mer-
rift. Maggie Mack, Beatrice Stewart.
Nathaniel Blake. Scotty williams. Joe
Strigel. Edward Williams. Ernest
Ross, L. p. Hubert. John Kalamatas.
George Pierce, Rafael V~illapando ali
of Casper; Ollie and Elmer Kelley.
Cheyenne; Frank E. Dowty, A. j.
schenkel and cieve Deal. Fort Rus
sell.
Assault with intent to commit rape:
John Little. Fort Washable.
Purchase of stolen
property: Thurman wilsey of Fort
Russell.
Violation Of Mann act: Ben p. and
Winnie Young. W. r. Greer ana Belle
DePew. all of Casper.
, 1922-05-13
State TROOPS
ARE ON DUTY

HAvERSTEAw. N. Y. May ia
Twenty state troopers were ordered
into Hayerstrnw TO guard the town
against threatened outbreaks IL 1000
negroes who were on strike in the So
brick plants c It Is expected
moro troopers will arrive from AL
bany and Troy this afternoon.
The men went on strike yesterday
asking $3.50 a day wages against the
$3.50 they now received.
The first of the troopers. all mount.
ed, arrived during tho forenoon and
patrolled the streets. keeping the strik-
ing negroes moving. In the business
section of the town a dead line for ali
except those on business was drawn.
and special guards were placed at the
brick yards.
, 1922-05-13
FEDERAL REGULATION
OF COAL MEN URGED
BY STATE UNION Chief

CHEYENNE. wyo., May 13.-Fed-
eral regulation of the coal mining in
dustry, at least to the extent of limit
ing the number of mines which may
be operated, was advocated by James
Morgan. secretary-treasurer of District
%. United Mine Workers of America,
in addressing the Klwanis club here
Thursday. Morgan says there are too
many mines. with the result that all
cannot be operated all the time, a stu
alton which results in periods of un-
employment for miners. Government
regulation, he said. would remedy that
situation and prevent recurrence Of
such a strike as that now in progress.
Wyoming coal mine operators. Nor
gan said. are las fair as the fairest."
, 1922-05-13

New Guinea, which is the largest
island in the world, counting Australia
and Greenland as small continents,
has an area equal to that OF France
and the British Isles combined
, 1922-05-13

Between Cane Horn and New Yea.
land in the South Pacific. q point can
be reached from which the nearest
land is distant more than twelve hun
bred miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12
1.-THE Arms Conference and
It's Significance. -
.By Laurence Hunt

others opinions, and a willingness to
sacrifice in order to obtain resuGs.
The arms conference created in the
hearts of unbelieving people the be
lief that international peace and good
will are obtainable objects. Allows
all. the conference proved that THAI
nation rises highest in world opinion
which sacrifices most for the better
ment of mankind.
The most potential factor in &C
complishing these notable achieve
ments was the participation of Amer
lea in the arms conference. From
the days of her creation to the pres
ent time America has given to the
world. to quote George Washington.
the magnanimous anG too novel ex-
ample of a people always guided by
an exalted justice and benevolence.' .
In the recent conference America
held aloft that glorious standard
From start to finish tue spirit OF
America dominated the conference.
leadership of President Harding
| created tho conference. 1t. was Ameri-
CO who. under the leadership of Sec
/ rotary Hughes. on the first day oil
| the conference. proposed to the ma
tions a practical plan for the attain.
| ment of their object. 1t was America
who persuaded France to renounce
her plans for a huge navy. apd Japan
to renounce her claims on Shantung
1t was America who fought most. sac
rificed most and accomplished mos
for the success of the arms CONFER
once. Truly, to quote the words OF
Niscount D'Alte. the head of the Por'
tusuese delegation: America justifi e.
her leadership of the world"
The arms conference was not a
complete success. No great undertake
ing ever is. The delegates of the nine
powers represented at the conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12
GUILTY OF MURDER.

George Mavromatikes has entered
a plea of guilty to murder in the
second degree before Chief Justice
Mccoy in Criminal Division in con-
nection with the death Of Gus Dryl-
lis June II last. The prisoner had
been indicted for frst-degree murder,
but his counsel, George Il. Mcneil
and Williams H. Hoover. offered to
plead guilty to the lesser offense and
the plea was accepted by United
States Attorney Gordon. Sentence
will be deferred until after the Easter
recess of the court.
The men had been partners In the
lunchroom business and after a quar- .
rel Dryllis sold out and opened rival
business next door. at 204k Az street
southwest. Mavromatikes Is said to
have gone into the new place ana
shot his former partner to death. the
maximum punishment for second-de-
gree murder is life Imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12
HONOR FOR Mr.. HUGHES.

BY tile Associated Press.
LONDON, April 1.-THE University
of Wales has decided to confer the
honorary degree of doctor OF laws on
Charles z. Hughes. American Secre-
tary Of State. who is of Welsh origin,
for eminence as statesman and for
his services toward securing inter-
national peace, according to the Lon
don Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12

, were human. There were obstacles,
| setbacks and disappointments. The
delegates made mistakes. They failed
ton of land armament. The signif-
| cant fact is-they achieved more for
the peace. of the world than had any
| similar assembiage of men. And the
reason. swa:s they were, as Mr.. Balfour
said at the close of the conference,
| Consciously working in the service
| Of mankfndI"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12

fr&s; essay won the $50 senior second prize
in Tie Stars 81 900 school essay contest.
Hunt Is sixteen yeats old and is student at
Devitts Preparatory School.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-14
Series Of Lectures

The pastor OF the First Congrega-
tional church, william loan Jones. is
announcing a new series OF Sunday
Evenings with the Book Worm" being
a series Of book reviews and readings
to begin next Sunday evening. The
first in the series In "Story-Tell LIB
by Anna Trumbull Slosson. This is
set OF parabolic stories each with their
philosophy OF life and preAchmsnt. The
pastor will read more than he VIII
comment upon these.
The other subjects In tho series an
nounced are a. follows:
"PreAchments from the Poems OF AL
fred Noyes' The Same being a Prophet
Poet.
THE Inside OF the Cup" by Winston
Churchill. a novel Of the new church
and a new theology.
The Rimcs OF Edgar Quest being
poetry for Just Folks" and Heap
Olivin'."
The Terrible Meek play by
Charles Ram Kennedy author OF "The
Servant in the House being a study
in how the peaceful will inherit the
Garth.
ITO Him That HATH Ralph Con-
nor's new book. q story OF Industrial
strife.
I'm the Heart OF q Fool' by william
Allen White, another authors contri-
button TO the industrial problem.
The services begin at 1880 with pipe
organ number by the organist, Miss
Vera Franson. The church Ia loca ted
at Evans and jackson. Take Mime
qua or Orman cars to Evans and walk
two blocks west.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-14
NOTICE

SALE o. Personal PROPERTY:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
whereas on the 18th day OF September,
1920, Ivcr Fl. Daley executed his ccr-
tain Chattel Mortgage to A. Lombardo.
conveying to him one Templar Road
ster Automobile, 1920 Model, Number
4E,. Motor and Serial Number 1876, to
secure the said A. Lombardo in the
payment of one note for tho sum Of
Eighteen Hundred (St.S00.00) Dollars,
which said mortgage Is recorded IN the
office OF the County Clerk and Rec
order OF Huerfano County. Colorado, in
book 107, Pagc 464
AND WHEREAS. said note and
mortgage were duly sold and assigned
to John ]. Preud -rgast,
AND WHEREAS, default having
been made in the terms and conditions
of said mortgage the said assignee has
taken possession of sale automobile un-
der and by virtue OF the terms and
conditions OF said mortgage.
NOW THEREFORE,. under and by
virtuo OF tho terms and conditions Of
said mortgage tho said assignee will on
Saturday, January 21st, 1922, at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day sell
said automobile at the garage of the
Sherman Automobile company. sea
North Grand Avenue, pueblo, Colorado.
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash. Said sale is being made for
the purpose OF paying said mortgage
costs and expenses incident to the fore
closure OF said mortgage
Given under my hand this 6th day Of
January, 1922.
JOHN ]. p. ENDERGAsT.
Assignee of MortRaG gee,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-14
Clyne Theater Today

At the Clyne theater on Northern
avenuo today and tonight will be
shown Straight Is the Way" star
ring Gladys Leslie and Matt Moore.
Altho the principal mems roles are
those of crooks. the criminal element
in the story has been 20 modified that
the effect is one OF charm rather than
repusion.
Two crooks 20 to a small town In
search OF loot and they como In con-
tack with a widow and her charming
niece who are In the grip of loan
shark. The women appeal to a ouija
board for information regarding =
mythical treasure, and the crooks who
overhear the plea. contrive to make
the treasure quite real. Then follow
developments in the quick succession.
all contributing to make the story
highly entertaining.
There will be an episode OF the thrill
ing serial, Breaking Through" and 4
Snub Pollard comedy. Late Lodgers.
At the Clyne today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-14
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

On or after January %, 1899. the
same being at least ten days after tho
first publication of this notice. Anal
payment will be made by the STATE
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT to THE
PUEBLO BRIDGE AND ,:ONSTRCC-
ION COMPANY Of Pueblo. Colorado,
bridge on tho Avondale. Fowler road
near Boone. on State Highway No. 6,
In Pueblo County. known as Federal
Aid Project No. 90, and the filing in
Of tho approaches and tho work Incl
dental thereto known as extension Of
Federal Aid Project No. 90. The total
contract prico OF Federal Ala Project
No. 92 is $1O0.25462. The total con-
tract price OF the extension OF Fed
crel Aid Project No. % is $s,SS3.2a.
Persons to whom sums are owed for
labor or materials, in connection with
the above Contract should file claims
with tho Chief Clerk, STATE HIGH
WAY DEPARTMENT.. Denver Colo
RADIO, before the above mentioned date
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-14
BIG MUSICAL SHOW
GRAND TOMORROW

A production that more than holds
Its own with Broadway productions of
the same type: merry melargo Vt
melody and mirth; Il Kaleidoscope riot
OF colorful scenes, wonderful costumes
and beautiful girls: that best de-
scribes the Fanchon and Marco music
al comedy production OF "Sun-Kist'
announced for esentation at the
Grand tomorrow afternoon and night.
Three famed comedians handle the
riot OF humor; they are Don Barclay.
Della Chain and Hyman Meyer. In
terpreting much OF tho catchy musia
which was written by Tanchon and
Marco, is the prima donna Miss Ghai
lotte Woodruff; while 81 Layman and
Helen Killing interpret must of The
dance numbers. Others OF note In the
cast are Daisy Dc witte. Lucita Cor
vera. Evylcen Gerald and Helen Ken
nedy. Tho girls, who have caused
veritable furore everywhere arc Cali
fornia maids of youth. beauty tnd
symmetry.