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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-21
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25

When the bandits dropped
from the baggage car they
made deep prints with their
heels in the dirt along the
right of way and were easily
tracked where they took an
auto. 1t was discovered where
the machine had turned
around to head back to Ala
mosa and at that point new
glove was found on the ground
There was also a patch on a
tire of the machine and this
enabled the officers to track
the machine to the garage
where it was put up. When
the car was examined in the
garage the mate to the first
glove was found. The men
have been under shadow al
most from the preparation of
the deed and it has been hoped
they would make some break
to cache their loot or other
wise incriminate themselves in
order to be caught with the
goods.
Rumors of the capture of
the bandits at Taos Junction.
together with the loot. have
been circulated but have prov
en- to be without foundation.
The robbers have not been
captured. but the officers con-
fidently expect to arrest them
soon.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25

realized from rentals Of the
Bechtel Hall, but the troop
was required to build its own
floor over the swimming. pool
thereby using all its revenue.
For this reason proceeds from
use of the new building will
be needed at once to meet this
need. Troop "A" will avail
themselves of the dedication
date to stage a big celebration.
A committee has been select
ed, who will arrange for and
stage one of Monte Vista's
Famous Old Time Home Tai
ent Minstrel Shows, as well as
a big opening dance. The de-
tails of both will be announced
next week. All the old timers
will be asked to join in the
MlnStrei troupe ana II Is pos
sible that some one like the
Famous Billy Broad will be
found to direct the show.
Major Mueller as we'll as
several of the state officials
have signified their intention
of being present for the dedi-
cation. and every effort will
be put forth by Troop "a" to
make the occasion one long to
be remembered in the COM
munity.
Watch for particulars next
week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
BANDITS WHOROBBED TRAIN
AND KILLED MESSENGER ARE
Still A1LIBERTY;; SOME CLUE

Last Saturday night the Den
yer and Rio Grande Western
passenger train No. 116 was
robbed of thousands of dollasu
after it had reached a point
a few miles east of Alamosa.
The two robbers had gained
entrance to the express car
and one of them deliberately
shot the express messenger,
Marquiz Gomez, in the stOm-
ach after which the keys were
taken from the wounded mans
pocket. the safe opened and
the valuables it contained were
taken. The men then pulled
the bell cord and when the
train slowed down. jumped to
the ground and disappeared.
When the train crew dis
covered what had happened
the train was backed into Ala
mosa and the wounded mes
senger taken to the hospital
where an emergency operation
was performed. The young
man was fatally injured and
died Monday night.
Express company officials
at Alamosa announced that
approximately $ll,50O was OBJ
tanned by the bandits, consist
ing Of $500 in liberty bonds.
$4,000 In currency and $500 in
silver.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
Csissio1as
Appsit Cessral
Read Oversee,

The board of county COM
missioners held a special meet
ing on Monday of this week.
Motion was made to let a
contract for excavation or
ditch work on the river near
Del Norte at 39H cents cubic
yard to the Monarch Engineer
ing Co. of Denver.
At this meeting. Robert
Macarthur of Monte Vista was
named as general road over
seer for the county. Bob il a
graduate from engineering
school and has a number of
years actual experience. We
expect him. to make good re-
gardless Of the protests Of the
west end commissioner. The
Journal has for some time pro-
posed the general overseer
plan of road work as the most
efficient and least expensive
method, and We are glad that
the commissioners have decid.
ed to try It out.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
Big CELEBRATION PLANNED
AT COMPLETION OF ARMORY

The State Armory for Troop
A.of this place is nearing com
pletion and the members Of
the troop are making prepar-
ations for q big celebration. on
the opening night. The date
for the completion of the
Armory is not certain enough
to make the announcement of
a definite date possible for
the celebration, though March
Is or II seem the likely one
now.
The state of Colorado has
built the building and will fur.
nish q few bare necessities for
drill purposes. They now turn
the Armory over to the troop
to complete the furnishings
and pay the expense of up
keep. Plans for the furnish
ing are already underway. the
bids having been asked for by
Major Corlett.
The Troop expects to MAIN
tain . permanent janitor and
this with the light. heat and
incidentals will make an up
keep expense of between
100000 and 100000 per
year. To care for this expense
the troop Is granted by the
state all Of the revenue gained
from rental or use Of the build
ing. Quite . little sum was
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
Threatens 70 KiQ
Wianl Neishbers;
Is Found Insane

George w. Young was Ar
rested Wednesday night at
his home in Sunnyside addi-
tion by Marshal Anson. upon
complaint that he had been
threatening to kill his wife
and some of the neighbors.
The marshal took from his
prisoner Il heavy automobile
wrench.
Several consultations were
held by physicians over Young
and 1t was decided that he was
insane to the extent that he
was not responsible for his ac-
tions part of the time. He will
be taken to Pueblo within tho
next few days.
Young has had n very un-
usual life. He has been shot
with buckshot, beaten over the
head with sixshooter. kick.
ed in the forehead by a mule
and one time IA horse he was
leading reared up and struck
him on the head with its hoofs.
II is also claimed that he has
killed three men.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
the PASSING OF "UNcLE JOE"

Regardless OF political opinion affation the country
generally will shake hands with feeling Of kndness II not
regret when Uncle joe Canon into private life
end Of the session Of Congress- Eghysx old
and serving his Uncle Joe has
Of the last Of the picturesque figures that marked
American Congress Of decade something different
the world Of legislation Nor be denied he has given
good service to the state well az to his party.
Uncle Joes saving lay in his sepss Of humor He
took events seousy than Himself he seemed
to take seriously 1t ALL When ago his friends
gathered to honor him there delightful charm in his
brief remarks.
"The year 1872 . memorable In many respects
aAd Unc1s joe "vssuvius had violent eruption General
Isaac Sherwood aad elected the house and there
ether happsniags&hs organization Of the German Empire
aed tAs FsaeA republic the emancipation Of the slaves In
Poto keo tie eonnseton Of Australia with the Of the
wed by cable, the Boston fire and the Geneva award
Bot thsss concerned the world at large while the election Of
ny friend and colleague and myself personal" Uncle
Joe has consdsrsd hssk world figure Perhaps he
no bs when he shall 70 the ppsss and the ssids
k wf not b without having left his stamp American life
and ssaA At least he has taught us not to b. too deeply
impressed by The ssnsaion Of the hour but TO realise that ths
sudden and seeming vital things life but Of passing
meat and often unimporan In the light Of time Some Of
more blatant legislators might well read page from The life
|of "vneie Joe"
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
KENWoRThY
COMMENCES TERM IN
THE PENlTENT1ARY

J. w. Ksnworthy. was ssn-
fenced Monday by Judge
Wiley 70 serve seven ysars
and eleven months In the state
psnitsntiary and was taken b
Canon City that evening. Ken
worthy was convicted Of man-
slaughter for the killing Df
Il narshal Clyde McDon-
aid Of Monte Vista. = He did
not ask for new trial.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
Why TIE merry
&EEPnAN SMILES

The steady upward flight Of
the sheep trade 4 bringing
about . restoration to prosper
ity. 20 far - the produeers and
feeders Of that class Of stock
are concerned. Most Of the
lambs and older muttons which
are now reaching the market
were laid In last-fall and early
winter at comparatively low
figures. and the prices being
realized are returning to the
producers most gratifying re-
turns. more especially when
the cheaper cost Of feed and
labor are concerned. By way
Of illustration We cite the ex-
ample Of an Illinois feeder.
Our organisation bought for
him in Chicago between Aug.
26 and Oct. l9 last, some 1900
lambs. Their average weight
WAS so lbs.. and their cost
laid down At the farm $7.42
per cwt.. or $4.45 per head.
Between January s and Feb
ruary 10 Of this year we rssold
TOO head, averaging S2 lbs.,
At an average net Of $3.50
per 100 lbs.. or $l0.67 per
head-a difference Of e6.l2
per head TO represent feed.
labor and profit. Les than
half tie lambs realised more
than the cot Of The entire lot.
and undoubtedly this feeder
like nssay ethsss- s-Aas .
vsry nice reserve fsaA from
these Transactions. TIE cup
ply Of fat lambs In slght-
measured by The present DE-
mand-k iaadequals. and IN.
less Of eourse eoulething. e.
trase1inasy eeeufs, we sheuld
~ thls MARKET well sustatnod.
Wool continues stroag, with Z
further upward tendency. No
wonder the shsepman smiles.
Live Stock Report (John
Clay Z Co.. Feb. 10. 1s11.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
In Regard to the Soldiers Bonus

view Of the fact that the countries are max
iD9 reasonable provision for their so
tain as-ineresed congressman makes the United
look like ptker In the matter Of their refusal pass the
soldiers bonus bill. t.Sl
debt OF honor should certainly be the thing on
earth for America to fail n and confident that the
will find way In which justly compensate their
soldier boys for the time they In honor no
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25

A Mexican woman living In
one Of the beehive" houses
In east Monte Vista was found
dead In the yard Wednesday
afternoon Il Ia thought that
she fell on the mound Of Ice
which had formed at the we'll
and struck her head.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25

Mrs. Bramer left Tuesday Tor
Kansas city Neon receiving word ee
the serious iiinsss Of her mother.
Mrs.. 0aAdsrs.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
Rotarv's Seuenteenth Ann;ver.ary

SNVVeSSV 0SVSSsGS0StgU <ANV1kVGT80yy
February 23d the seventeenth anniversary Of the
birth Of Rotary.
Today the rotary idea Of above SELF is exemp.
fled BY the Thousands Of comprising the rotary
twenty countries Of the world.
The international convention Of rotary clubs Edin.
bugh Scotland in June 1921 its assembly
message Of ferven good will to all mankind United by
common desire to and desiring the peace
fare OF their fellow Of and creed they
claimed their faith and commended solution every
difficulty In government and industry among all
the peoples That faith is "Whatsoever would that
should do unto you. do ye unto them"
there practical problem of government industry
commerce which practical application Of the Golden Rule
will fail to solve?
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25

Mr. aad Mrs. Willard Wood left
Tueslay evening for the eastern
markets. where they viii buy goods
for the osow-wood store.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
II rs CIR Case
& nooool 10y

The vaSariss and halluci-
nations Of persons under the
influence ox moonshine whis-
key take many diverse and
strange forms. but the sxpsr-
isncs Of one Robert Anssl.
who has lately lived on the
, Orr place In the Terrace dis
triet, south Of Monte Vista.
furnishes something new In
self-induced insanity in this
community.
Last week Anssl bought .
very large bill Of groceries
IRON Lindenmeyer. which In
eludsd 100 pounds Of ground
coffee, and paid for the same
BY check In the sum Of $ll6.
Receiving $50 In change. He
also issued . check to J. N.
ditto for $72 In payment for
. watch. When the checks
Wsrs discovered to be mo
good" . search was made for
.Ansel and he was arrested In
. hotel room At Alamosa. He
was returned to Monte Vista
BY Sheriff Absrnathy Sunday
morning and when the effects
Of the moonshine wore of,
made good bis short checks
And returned the property he
had Borrowed"
= Anssl h past middle age and
hh carouss not only left him
eeeke financially but broken
= health and spirit. His con-
'l1lliea b much Inst the county
Win pcobably b eompsllsd 70
0uopogt him md 'fGnl1A med-
3eol apA hospital service.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25

Waldo Wright rrtsrned Friday
morniux from Deavef. where he
spent the past few weeks o. bus..
mesa.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-25
Chasssy Casapssrl. . vel

Chaslsy Campbsll. . we'll
Agnown ehiraster In Monte
VIA and whe hes been .
agospsstos In .tAs rlatoro dIs-
6iet fe9 Q nusnbe9 ef yea1.
.xxas adjuA0oA insane tais
week aaA taken 70 Pueblo
,aNedaeeday sight.
NJ. ~ Mn. n. ~. ClaSk asftv-
Ael te1ay eyp0 vlessla waees ths1
NV ~ sDssaias - vsness.
The Washington times., 1922-04-12
METRIC SOCIETY MEMBERS
HEAR DR.. HARVEY w. WILEY

DIR. Harvey w. Wiley, chairman
OF the executive committee of the
Columbia Section, American Metric
Association, gave comprehensive
outline of the work of the local
organization last night at a meet
ing OF the section at George Wash
ington University Law School. DIR.
Howard l.. Hodgkins presided.
Through the efforts OF Stephen
Kramer, assistant superintendent of
schools, a meeting of all science
and mathematics teachers will be
held shortly. at.which time the best
methods of teaching the metric
system in the schools will be out
lined.
The Washington times., 1922-04-12
JURY FINDS DRY AGENT
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

A verdict of accidental death wa,
given yesterday evening in the
case OF Walter Lee Campbell,
twenty-five years old, prohibition
agent, of Norwood. ". c.. who Is
said to have fallen out OF a window
at the rear of 2007 1 street north.
west Monday evening.
Campbell Is alleged to have had
an appointment at the 1 street
address. At the testimony yester.
day II was declared that the window
'sili was so low as TO endanger the
lives of the tenants.
Campbell was to be married to
Miss Dorothy Powell. OF Charlotte,
N. c., in n few weeks.
The Washington times., 1922-04-12

watsrlow ana sons. Ltd.. ef London. an
sravers and printers OF bank notes, bonds,
for the post OF manager OF their bank
note factory. Applicants must be thor
suxhiy experisnced In all work appertain-
Sng 70 the highest class OF production OF
bank notes bonds stamps, etc. Assured
position and substantial remuneration to
highly qualified man. Applications to be
addressed TO Managing Directors,
wATERLOw AND SONS. Lsd.,
Great Winchester ST., London. England
The Washington times., 1922-04-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
Urge Pyramid
For Piles
Tell Your Friends What Wonderful
Relief 10 Given by Pyramid Pile
Suppositories

First try them. then tell your
tories bring Blessed relief In the pri-
The Washington times., 1922-04-12

" Ash Your Friends-rhey Know
Thousands Of people have only them
nsfvss TO blame for corn agony, blood
poison. etc. Trimming and treating. "
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-16

terrnino tras termino para la Presi-
Idencia del Conseio Ejecutivo, adn
lcdantlo sus enemigos polfticos estaban
Fen mayorfa. no hay que desconfiar de
eiIos.
Un pals que produce hoInbres de la
talla sintelectual Y sabiduria y clara
vision de Munoz Rivera del noble CO.
raz6n de Barbosa cual un nuevo se-
lnador Douglas tiene una capaeidad
para reaiizslr en- 81 future grandes CO.
| sas reales.
La garganta de plata de Martin
Travieso ha dicho:
sLa grandeza de I'm pueblo no Sc
lmide por sl extenci6n territorial. y
| en- el momento que el actual Comisio-
nado de Servicio Pdblico de san Juan
prOnunciaba esta Erase no pensaba en-
/ el scomercio de Puerto Rico con sus
tres mil seiscientas miIlas cuadradas,
que eQuivalen por 50 fecllndidad d
Venezuela 7 Colombia con 50 million
de nifllas cuadradas. Ninguna obserya-
ei6n que Sc haga acerca del progreso
aleanzado por Puerto Rico, no
plede ignorar a la colonia espafiola
con su influencia estabilizadora pro-
gresista. Sus miembros ineluyen nil-
merosos comerciantes al por mayor y
detail, todos los cuales reunen Ia yir-
fld ele ser cuidadosos, iIlIustriosos.
por 10 cual representa- para la Isla
un gran factor econ6micO inspirado
en- su profundo amor a Boripaueil.
Casas como las de Villamil Ezquia-
ga, Cadierno, Izquiertlo Y De Rosas,
figuran en- la avanzaca comercial mas
prestigiosa.
Numerosos espal0les tienen grandes
intereses en- la production dc azdca-
res en- gran escala, donde han ,obtenido
extraordinarios exitos iguales los
obtenidos por has poderosas corpora
clones americanas. Caballeros como
Rafael Fabian. Manuel Gonzdlez, .Ltis
y .
Rubert, Juan Cortada, Pedro Arsuaga
y otros. constituirfan una gram fuerza
en- el. desarrollo econdmieo de cual-
qnfer pals. ri espfritu de Ia :'nobIeza
obliga's anima todos estos eabaIle-
ros, quienes irfan cualauier parte
nor sostener e prestigio de ID excel
sa reputation espaaola. \ no obstan-
te yiyir en- nm pafs, 81 cusll fn6 arre-
batado por Ia fuerza i IA TERRA q Ia
que ellos deben lelltad, todos Sc han
conducido. bajo tales circnnstancias,
algunas yeces tirantes con una
ejemplar discretion un ma gnlfieo
conccpto del sentido comdn y de IA
b1enl diplonaacia cautela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-16

/ Ia TERRA natfvA. Z en- NADIA Sc ha-
| lla esto en- confliotO con sus afectos
Ipor Ia banderas americana; ql1e sim
Iboliza en- sus IDEAS de Ia vida cfyica /:
Ilibertad de palahra y de prensa, segn-
lridad de Ia vida de IA propiedad,
Iproteccl0n del abuso y de IA explotas
Icf6n, mejores escuelas. salud ysalario.
Oportnnidaies para los padres y los
hijos, para toda una kamanidad iguai
q Ia de cualauiera otro pueblo sobre
Ia TERRA.
a exnresi0n sself determination pa
a los pueblos ue0uefios,, le Si6 cola
cierto eaballero uolftico nara pe,r-
| pet,lar IN partido que lleyara por lei
ma II ..indenendenciav u oue siryie.
! r. @Ie tliyisa nara atrapar yotos pues
en Puerto Rico como en- cualqufera
otIa uarte: 81 punto esencial Ell toio
progyar,,a polfticO Is 81 tlicho az eCon-
seryemos nuestrbs spaestos,' 4 LII gran
nayorfa del pueblo due iaraas lia
aprendido i leer III j escrfbir u ii 500
trabaiar con ahfnco, vota u sigue los
ruidos de Ia crqlicsta, sin que sepa
nada u Sin ouc Sc lie importe NADIA 10
que signiflca y q duefiO de la prOpie-
dad, q hombre que piensa ann cuando
mo es I'm polftico active v u so1afnelite
una novena parte de ID q son lbs d. ie
predican tai b ctal doctrina. leaInien-
te no esta convencido, cuanto a los
meritos de la independence de Ia Is
la Y probablemente Sc sentirfa alar-
mado a los nrimeros signos favorables
Lacia este noyimiento.
En- cada comunidad, Is sabido, exis-
ten seres anornales. extrafios, que,
aunque yirtuosos, siempre van por ca
minos de error. rs cierto que todo 81
que tiene SUI cabeza perdida en- una
Iiiisiralla de frases sobre que tai forma
de gobierno, en- So oreracion practical
sofrece la mejor prOteeci6h para ia
persona y La propiedad iiidividaia les,
salFaguarda su libertad Y lhbora por
sn5 feIicidad, cree indndabl blemente que
ese yes els mejor gohiernOs Estac ess Y
prueba final &c II afst r.
Nuestrds Representatives, inaeienales
en- Puerto Ricog delsieran tenar I'm co.
Aeeiaient6 fnfino nef uaracters de los
Iatihoamefieanos \ una atraceicn sim
patiea para ellos. Debfan ser sfuertes.
psro 'honabres deafsaetep debfan COMO
Ger eaando es 'el sisastante de Ia saahles
raci6ri yslruando el de Ia sonrisa. Al
gunos han sonrefd0 euando debieron
apareceg EarmeseE sesrehe elaron cuando
debierOrrs sOnreirs tlaa aIsssa boy
IN porfOrriqaeiI6 es ciertamente un
RSfabre Obediente 4 ,gla ley. Hasta Id.
Ilfeeha Ia obedecido has Ieyes, contra
HAS loterfas y las jngadas de gallos,
tan bien como observamos nosotros
nuestras Ieyes contra las sdias de
iuego. Natlie oue haya conocido al ex
presidente del supreme, Hernandez,
3 Al aetu.,l Presidente del mismo Tri-