Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
WORLD CONFERENCE ENDS AS SUCCESS
Odd And
Interesting

DANENFOKT, Ia, Fed. 4.-NcuuC-
ton or prices In automobiles which has
been general for sometime thruOut the
roMntry probably reached its climax In
Davenport this week when dealer
announced n one cent sale In SecOn0
hnnd Cnrs Tho garage advertfsed
that H. would sell n going car for ono
cent TO any person who bought y SINH
TULSA. Okln., Feb. 4.-ManAgc-
n,cnt OF the city here was pInced to-
day in the hands OF Boy Scouts Tor
one llOur. Following an eEctlon In
which complete tickets werC voted by
the boys, the chosen Officials took o.
fiCc and conducted tho affairs OF tIsc
city. Several arrests wcrc made and
q number OF complaints hcad by the
''City commission"
MADRID. Spain, Feb. 4.-El lm-
IarCiAl, publishes u report from Ran-
Thames OF the discovery there Of cx-
teusiye remains OF wlsnt apparently
was once Roman city. Traces OF the
highway Running toward Astorge.
clstcfns with piping OF copper. gold
coins, fragments OF ccrcmtacs anu
vases filled with ashes arr said to
have boon unearthesi. An invcstiga'
ton has been ordered.
WASHINGTON. u. g.. Feb. A.
Rubber stamp liquor permits were
banned today by Prohibition COmmis-
aioner Haynes In n letter OF instruction
to prohibition Officers. Hcrenftcr,
under the Instructions. they must per
sonally sign every basic permit for tho
trAnsportatiou Of intoxicating liquors
issued and may not authorize any sub
ordinate to perform such service tor
him. Every permit to purchase
spirits In tho amount of 100 cAses or
moro also must carry tho directors
personal signature.
NEW YORK, Fcb. 4.--Gerniany Is
tho next country to 60 dry-if Emil
Hossenthai Of south Manchester.
Conn.,. has his way.
Hohcntilai who showed reporters
card describing him a. most wctny
patriarch of the national division
Sons of Temperance. and National
secretary Of tho prohibition founkA-
sion Of North america" ancd tneey
for tlse nunoanccd pafpose Of striking
racitn from Gcrsnn0 safsa1s.
Thcs M expects TO tncklc England
asssa Ireland.
WASHINGTON. u. C.. Feb. ~
Saoien American automobiles aro
ovesrunnins the Mexican markct &C.
cortline to . report to the sOssansesrc
department today from Consul John
w. DyC M JuurcA- lin, bUtNt b@A
~ many automobiles saOaesl In the
United States Werc being sold -
Northern Mexico for about half their
market value that the legitimate auto-
mobile .a1cs business WAS seriously
affected.
The cars. tho report added cansc
priucipnlly from California md points
near tho Mexican border. RItho some
llnvc come from rs far as Chicago.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 4.-Ex-
planning lsc wanted TO burn the schoOl
house 80 l,c would not have to study
any Iuorr. Arthur Ward, 10 years old
sophomore today pleaded guilty to u
Charge OF dcflliDg and partly destroy.
ing the high school at Pine HUFF.
Wyoming. recently. and was sentenced
TO ten years ia the state industrial
institute ut WOrland.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-Two bandits
today entered u jcwclry store in the
exclusive sheridan Road residential
Srction, lnudcuffcd tho proprietor and
n customer and nftcr gathering up
jcwclry Rt StO.OOO. fought pistol
fight with policemen outside in which
one policeman and one OF the bandits
wcrc wounded. The wounded bandit
WAS captured. r.
TOXIC. Feb. a.-(By The Asso-
ciatcd Prcss)-Onc hundred and ten
ys.r> ms wcrc killed and numbers OF
others injured wtscn IL railway train
was buried by nn avalanche mt
Itoignwu station. according to n dts
patch frem NHEano today. The VIC
Tins were for the most Vnrt farmers,
workntcn nnd railway employees who
were engaged In clearing snow from
the RAILWAY tracks. Medical relief
Inns bccn dispatched To the sCcnc from
NRgaro.