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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
DIDN'T WANT TO GO TO
PEN; LECTURES JUDGE

Jose Gutierrez did not propose to go
to the state penitentiary even after
Judge Park had sentenced him to that
institution for from IS months to two
years.
He was indignant. and forgot that
he had heretofore needed an inter
prefer; he turned loose volley of pro-
testations in fairly good English as he
stood before the bar Of the court.
Deputy Sheriff Deliquadri sprang to
the side of the obstreperous Mexican
and taking him by tho arm. took him
to a distant seat with orders to sit
down and keep still.
TN put bracelets on him nfter this"
said the officer. and when Gutierrez
and his shoplifting companion, Rafael
Barques, were started for the county
Jail with Deliquadri and Sheriff
Thomas. they were hardcuffed to-
Eether.
Gutierrez and Barques are tho two men
who were charged with shoplifting at
the Pelta and Menter stores. Bar
ques pleaded guilty to both charges
of grand larceny. and testified in court
that Gutierrez had nothing to do with
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
THREE AUTOS AND
STREET CAR COLLIDE

Three automobiles and street car
collided at 4 o'clock Saturday after
noon in the 300 block on South Union
avenue. All of the vehicles were going
in tho same direction, In fact. 1t had
tho drivers going south"
The street car. number 10. was pro-
ceeding peacefully along Union avenue.
going south. and w. IL. Gamble was
driving his automobile parallel with 1t.
The second automobile. driven by Tim
Barbrick. started south, but not paral-
l~i with the other two, because 1t was
leaving the curbing. Tho result was
that the Gamble car was forced against
tho street car by the Barbrick car, but
there was not room enough for all
three vehicles to pass the third auto
mobile standing.at tho curbing, as the
other cars pressed against 1t with such
force as to break n back wheel. 1t be-
longed to r. L. Smythe.
Tho Gamble and Barbrick cars were
slightly damaged. Tho police were call
ed to referee the automobile and street
car tangle. but arrived too late to get
I in on the action. They satisfied them
selves with taking the names and ad-
dresses OF those involved.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
FOUND DEAD BABE
NEAR TREE STUMP

a dead baby was found buried at
the foot of tree along the Arkansas
river levee adjoining the West Fourth
street dump, near tho Fourth street
bridge. by Jose Blan and Robert Bueno,
two Mexican boys.
Tho police were notified and Jailer
Oscar Olson and Constable Sam Cur
ran. Investigated, and upon finding the
dead baby as described by the boys,
they telephoned Coroner r. b. Dibble.
They succeeded In communicating with
Deputy Coroner Ray Davis. and the
three returned to the isolated grave.
When they reached the spot they dis
covered that in the absence of Olson.
someone had unearthed the body and
no trace of 1t could be found.
The baby appeared to be ono of
premature birth, the officers said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
INSPECT PROTECTION
AGAINST FOUNTAIN

City commissioners made an inspec-
tion tour Of the work done to protect
the property of the Woodcroft Sani-
tarium yesterday morning. Tho work
has been done at tho expense of the
sanitarium and Is said to have cost
DR.. Hubert Work of that institution
between 5000 and $4,000.
Heavy steel rails have been driven
along the bank. wired and supported
with rock and earth to serve as guard
against the waters. Altho there is not
much fear of the Fountain river rising
to such an extent as to endanger the
vicinity. the commissioners. Arthur E.
Morgan, of the Dayton-Morgan En-
gineering company believe It effective
at this remote place Of the river.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05

the offenses, tho they entered both
stores together. and in both instances
Gutierrez entertained the saleeman
whilc Barques secured the loot.
A remarkable feature of the Gutierrez
case was that he was tried by two
1uries of IL men each on the same day
In the forenoon tho Pelta case was
tried, and the jury found defendant
guilty OF petty larceny. In the after
noon another jury tried him on the
Menter charge. and the verdict was
guilty Of grand larceny.
Yesterday Judge Park sentenced
Gutierrez to from 1s months to two
years, and Barques. having admitted
guilt of two grand larcenies. to from
two to three years on each offense'
the sentences to run consecutively. The
man who pleaded guilty and was CIV
EN- the longest sentence. was as quiet
as a mouse all the way thru and made
no protests of any kind.
Attorney John Adams made strong
plea for a new trial, but this was over
ruled by tho court; then the sentences
were pronounced.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
PRACTICAL JOKER
IS F|NEO 10 BUCKS

Charles Kasson, 122sH East Fourth
street was fined $40 in police court
yesterday for impersonating an officer
in the part OF his practical Jokes.
He was arrested by officer Osborn
Friday after the police received infor-
nation that led them TO the person
who had caused several people to call
at the station as tho result OF tcle-
phone calls. supposedly from an Of
ficer. to appear at the police station.
kasson admitted In court yesterday
that 1t was only a joke. but the mag
istrate saw tho Inconvenience Of tho
victims and the seriousness of the so
called Jokes. and assessed the SO fine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
MONROE COUNCIL

Monroe Council held their regular
meeting in tho w. o. w. hall. Friday
night, there being large crowd in
attendance and all officers We're pres
ont. ono application card for bene-
ficiary membership was read and one
card for social member received In the
council. Two candidates were initiat-
ed. the work being put on. by the drill
team. Brother Powell. our district
manager. gave us an interesting talk.
Now all you members get busy and
bring In a new member for our next
meeting as Monroe expects to go over
the top at the close OF the campaign.
After lodge the evening was spent in
card playing and dancing. Next FRI
day night will be our regular card
party and dance night. Everybody
welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05

Pedro Romarez was yesterday
found dead" by the side of path on
the edge OF an arroya. east of the
northeast corner OF the steel works
fence about II o'clock yesterday.
Someone notified Coroner Dibble.
Coroner Dibble notified the sheriff's
office, and started for the scene.
Undersheriff Kenyon ialso sped
thitherward.
A dead wagon from an undertaking
establishment was sent for and came
Another dead wagon coming from a
cemetery. also came.
Tho coroner was first to reach the
body; examination revealed the fact
that the dead man was dead. but an
other word was necessary to properly
express the condition OF the body.
and that word is drunk"
BY the side of the corpse" was a
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
Leaders Club Dimes

The Leaders club og the city Y. n.
G. A. enjoyed a dinner Saturday noon
a the city ~ after a brisk workout
in the gym. in preparation for tho ~
circus to be presented February % and
"a.
The club will stage three acts in the
circus: tiger leaping. tumbling and
work on the runway. All three acts re-
quire an unlimited amount OF nerve
and daring.
To become a member OF the Leaders
club. a boy has to possess leadership.
good character and be able to ac-
compiish the severe tests In gym
narvels.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS
Mary Loran Tent No 2 Daurhtey

NJ Veterans held their regular meeting
Friday night Jan. %. with a good at
tendance and all officers present OK
copt three who were reported III. Two
now members were initiated after
which very nice program was on
1oyed In honor OF Mckiuley's birth
day. Comrade Brown. Mrs. Bessie
French and Miss Sarah Tucker do
livered fine addresses. Mrs. Morris ac-
companied by Mrs. Robinson. sang
Abide With Me. All sang. Nearer NV
God to Thee. Our regular meetings
are held every second and fourth Fri
day NJ each month at S y. m. In g. A..
n hall. 6oiis north Main street. All
members arr lrEed TO come as you viii
enjoy the evening,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
BEN -HITR NOTES

Pueblo Court No. II, Tribe of Ben
lIur held very Interesting meeting
last Wednesday, evening at their hall
on the fourth floor or the opera house
block, Two new members, Mrs Martha
Putao and Clifford Slater were obli-
gated. State Manager Henry Gates, OF
Denver. was present ana introduced
til. new district manager, w. L. Gar
rett. who comes to Pueblo from oregon
where no has been very successful In
fraternal lodge work. Plans. were In
augurated for a contest to increase the
membership and revive the work OF the
order in this vicinity.
The Chief, Mrs. Katie V. Blum an
nounced that all meetings hereafter
will begin promptly ut 800 O'Clock
On account OF removing to Walsen-
burg. the Scribe. VIM. McReynolds an
nounced his resignation. Brother NC
Reynolds Is going Into the shoe repair
business there with his father. The
best wishes of all the members go
with him to his new home.
Clifford Slater was elected scribe to
FIJI the vacancy caused by Brother Nc
Reynolds resignation.
After the meeting tho ladies served
refreshments consisting of pie and cot-
fee. and the younger members enjoyed
an impromptu dance.
Tho TtrZnh club met with Sister Cor
rigan of West Thirteenth street on
Tuesday evening. Their next meeting
will be with Sister Matilda Reeves.
Tuesday evening. Feb. 18th.
State Manager and Mrs. Gates re-
turned to Denver Thursday after seN-
eral days visit in tho city. Mrs. Gates
will be remembered here as Miss Bur
! tina Whitlow and served Pueblo court
as scribe until her marriage last tan.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
VALLEY CAMP NO. %

Valley Camp w. o. w. No. 20. gave
a delightful entertainment and dance
which was well attended January &c.
We are making rapid progress to-
wards 10 per cent increase In member
ship during present campaign. The at
tendance is larger every meeting
night. Come out ncighbors and join the
pep committee.
Five limitations and six new applica-
tons Thursday. Bring In new mem
bcrs this week and get your name In
the Big Pot
Deputy Head Consul Hoover will be
with us Feb. {?
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
MISS BAUER MAKES
SWIMMING RECORD

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. i.-Miss sybil
Bauer. Illinois y. c. clipped l and 3-5
seconds off the worlds record for the
women's 100 yard back stroke In a
central y. a. u. championship swim
ming meet tonight. She swan tho dis
tancc In the Detroit a. c. tank in 1;I7,
She set tho old mark. lis 3-5 in the
samc tank n year ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
Getting Ready For
Big Show Feb. II

The Big Show" the Greater Pue-
bio association vaudeville to be given
on February II in the city hall audi
torium. is making remarkabl progress
according to reports.
Tickets are on sale at various places
and by members OF tho association.
Reservations Of seats can be made at
later date at the Music Shop.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
DEAD" MAN WAS DEAD
DRUNK SAYS CORONER

quart bottle. still containing about two
ounces of "hootch."
The coroner sufficiently resuscitated
the dead man to make sure tho dead
wagons would not be needed-not yet.
Into the car OF the undersheriff the
Mexican was bundled. A few hours
later he came too in the county jail.
OF course he has not tho least idea
where the ''hootch" came from.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05

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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
ECZEMA
alse esnsd ysttsr. Ssit RSsusa. psuitls.
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] believe eczema can b
cured to stay. J mean Just
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NOT merely patched up 70
return again. Remember.
make this statement after
handling rhalf o million
Cases OF eczema and dcvot-
ing over 20 years of my life
to its treatment. don't
care what you have used.
nor how many doctors have
told you that you could not
be cured. all ] ask Is just q
chance to prove my claims.
Don't be discouraged but
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
NEIGHsoRs OF woopcRArr

Tho REGULAR meeting Of Pansy Cir
Gle No. AZ was held Wednesday night
with Guardian Nc'ghbor Viola Olson.
Presiding
Roll call found all officers but three
at their stations and two guards alb
sent
Tho regular monthly bills were read
and allowed.
Neishbor Naughton who has been III
at "A local hospital has returned to her
home In Alamosa.
Neishbor musician wss reported ..ill
In Quarantine but hope to see her with
us again soon.
Af'er Circle closed cards was played
Al three tables.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
LILY CAMP 257s II. N. A.

Lodge met and after the regular
business the grand installing officer.
Ethel Irvine installed the following Of
hcers for the ensuing year: oracle.
Anna Hawaii: vice oracle. Mrs. Seton;
chancellor. Fannie Cloud; secretary.
Mrs. Darr: financial secretary, Blanch
Barkeley: marshal, Irene kuntz: In
side sentinel. Mrs. Kulcher; outside
sentinel, Mrs. Frame; managers. Mrs.
Philips. Mrs. Ecizcr, Mrs. 1nness.
After the drill. delicious refreshments
were served. We entertain several
visiting sisters next meeting. Feb. s.
2:30
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
''Y' COMMUNITY SING
:. THIS AFTERNOON

A feature Of the steel works "Y''
community sing and entertainment
this afternoon (all free) starting at 3
songs rendered by that popular Scotch
comedian and rival of Harry Lauder.
d. P. Miller. The gentleman is an en-
tire show himself, assisted by his
kits. r. w. Turner another "Y" favor
lite will sing tenor solos and little Vir-
ginia Tedford, who is gifted with rare
dramatic powers, for one SO young
will give a reading. Mrs. Fred Broomc
one OF Pueblos gifted soprano solo
lists will also render a classic selcc-
tion. Song Leader Tom Christian will
as usual lead in the community sing
ing The entire program follows:
Community singing of popular and
folk songs-led by Thomas A. Chris
tian. Roy Smith at the organ.
PROGRAM
Ten Minute address-"The Law Of At
traction In Work"
Mr.. william B. Stewart.
Tenor Solo-"Sky Blue Eyes. .Bohm
r. w. Turner.
Soprano Solo-"The Heart of Her.
Mrs. Fred Broome.
Readns-"How the LaRus Skates
were Lost"
Virginia Tedford.
Violin Solo
fa) Canzonetta ..Tschiakowsly
(b) ave Maria Schubert
Ruth Lyons.
Alto Solo ........-. .seiected
Mrs. Vance Geister.
Songs
(a) "Doughie. tho Baker"
(b) MY Bonnie, Bonnie JEAN"
D. p. Miller. Scotch comedian.
"a study in kilta)
America
Roy Smith at the plano.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
cARNATIoN CIRCLE NO. .s

NfnlN.NsNl lp.N NIIN'lSES .NJ. ~
Carpation Circle met in regular ses-
sion On Friday afternoon. Guardian
Neighbor. Lillian Stanchfield presid-
ing. Three applications were balloted
on. The circle viii! have card party
on Friday, February 24th. Resolutions
oa ;l;e death Of the son of Neighbors.
Lucy ana Frank Lanron were read.
To these ncighbors we extend our sin
cerest sympathies. We were glad to
have Ncishbor Tanning with us after
a severe Illness. y cash prize will be
given To every member who brings in
new member Neighbor Laura AL
fred was ii pleasant visitor from New
Mexico, All sick members reported re-
covering. Sick committee for the week
VIII be: NeiShbors Greeves. GLADDEN.
and Stewart.
The Totem club will have card
party In the w. o. w. hall In Opera
House on the evening of February a..
Next Friday will be initiation and all
officers and guards are requested 10
report In uniform.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
IN THE LODGE ROOM

Mrs. II. A. Nelson was appointed
chairman to make arrangements. She
appointed a committee to assist her
Mrs. Louise Hays. Anna NJ. kounz and
Lurinda Hubbard and the color bear
ers. Mrs. Dowell was appointed fourth
color bearer pro tenn. Mrs. French.
Mrs. Schiller and Mrs. Sinclair were
reported i'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill still
on thc sick list and Comrade Hoff-
man not improving very fast. We
hope 10 hear of all these sick people
on the road to recovery at our next
meeting which will be Thursday. Feb
ruary 9th at O'Clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
PUEBLO TEMPLE NO. 80. PYTHIAN
SISTERS

Tho Pueblo Temple No. 80 viii mce
every Saturday evening at 1:ts o'cIoc,
In the Amherst building. VisitinI
Pythiar Sisters are welcome at al
time.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
THE MACCABEEs. PUEBLO TEN
NO, is

Pueblo Tent No. IL held Its regular
business meeting last Wednesday
evening and considerable amount of
business was transacted.
We were glad to welcome the smil-
Ing face of our past commander after
several weeks absence on account of
illness. Also the wifc OF Sir Knight
Thomas Is reported as improving.
We arc sorry TO learn OF the acci-
dent that has befallen tho wife of Sir
knight Chellgord and we hope for a
speedy recovery. II was also reported
that Sir knight Russell has been Ill
for the past two weeks. Why WASH,
1t reported sooner.
The committee on entertainment for
January was re-appointcd for tho
month OF February which insurcs the
success of our said party Feb. Is.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
BANNER CIRCLE NO 4

Banner Circle No. I Eave a public
card party last Tuesday night in w.
q. w. hall. opera house block which
was we'll attended. Regular meeting
next Tuesday night and your pres
ence is requested. II you know OF a
sick neiEhbor please call Nelxhbor
Armstrong as she is chairman Of aiok
committee. All members who have
books on pillow cases and those hAv-
Ing tickets on card party. please be
prepared to make report TO chairman
OF these two committees next Tuesday
night. Toium club will give card
narty In W. n. w. hall. Feb. IL. Pub
lie invited. Noishbors come out and
enjoy our Circle meeting. High nvc
played after meeting closes. ncxt Tues
day night, W. o. w. hall. Opera House
block. o'clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05

LADIES SOCIETY n. OF L. F. 4 L.
Joint meeting OF Valentine Lodge
No. eo' and Pueblo Lodge No. 10 L. s.
TO u. OF l.. r. & j.. will bo held
Wednesday, February s. at Fisher.
Han, beginning at 1890 a. m. An
members urged to be present as bust
ness OF Importance to both lodges Will
be transacted. Each member bring
lunch for one. Coffee will be served,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
ROYAL NE1GHBoR CLUB.

The Royal Neighbor club met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Ray Stahluecker. 1434 East sth
St. with a largo attendance. The aft
ernoon was spent with every one hav-
ing II social time. Those present were:
Mesdames Arthur Lloyd. E. @. Chap
man. G. d. Gal,aday. II. f. Tedrow,
l.. f. Tedrow. C. N. Demaree. q. II.
Howard. J. r. Arnett, J. w. Whea tley.
NJ. T.. RaGley. A. l.. Taylor. A. ]. Shep-
Ter. j. Fl. Mooney. Phil, Bower. Ncttie
Eastwood. w. n. Elson, o. r. Kin
cher. Frank Campbell. NJ Spoke. a.
r. whitiock Florence Dellihanty. w.
r.. York. A. b. Griffin. Miss Rose Cla-
son and the hostess. Mrs. Ray Stahl-
necker. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs.
w r. York. We are glad to report that
all sick Neighbors are improving. Our
next regular meeting night will be on
Feb. 13th at 7:30 p m. sharp in tho X.
p. hall All members are urged to be
present. Visiting NeiGhbors always well
come
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05

MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA
We had n great attendance at the
meeting Thursday night and much
business was transacted. a letter was
received from Sugar City Camp asking
us to put on the work and initiate II
class Of forty candidates for them
sometime In February and. of course
the team boys were glad TO do the
work. The clerk was instructed to noti-
fy them we would be glad TO grant
their request and set the date for the
twenty third as that Is tho night the
Head Camp Lecturer and Director
Easteriy and State Deputy Wcscot will
be with us. The deputies pledged them
selves to have nt least as many new
ones for iii as Sugar City would bring
up. Lot no on. forget tho date. and
remember each Thursday nigh. from
now till that tine as you Will be need
cd TO help put the big time over.
All sick nciyhhors wcrc reported as
doing nicely except Neighhor i. Roy
Rennio VINO was reported as in very
bad shape, all expressing tho hope he
VIII soon be on the road to recovery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED ME.


Nearly all the chiefs. warriors and
braves of Minnequa Tribe No. Il.
gathered around tho council fire. In
their decentralization hall-on last
Tuesdays sleep. The forest was care
fully secuted and one more ralefacc
was captured. after transacting the
usual tribal business. the fire was
quenched and tho wigwam was turned
over 10 the degree team of Minnequa
Council No. of the Degree OF
Pocahontas.
Tho now degree team were all pres
Ont. In their new and handsome cos
tumes-resplendent in beads feathers
and scalps,-and the degree work OF
the Degree was placed on the floor Sow
cral times. and the perfection. and
smoothness OF the work done. showed
the results of careful study and prac-
ucc In the ceremonies and lines OF the
degree.
Next Tuesday Is tn regular council
sleep OF the degree and It Ia hoped II
full attendance will be present. as a
number of Eelcfsccs are awaiting
adoption and several Of them will be
Present then. The card party last Sat
urday'- sleep was n success and anoth-
er viii be held in the latter part OF
snow moon-tFebruary)
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05
TEMPLE CAMP NO. l,r. w. O. "

TEMPLE CAMP NO. Iat. w. O. w
Next Tuesday evening Temple Camp
No. 15i, w. o. w. viii hold an open
meeting for their members and friends
and tho ladies' are also invited. An at
trac.ivc program has been arranged
and everyone IL assured OF au enjoy
able evening.
Deputy Head Consul ]. J. Hover will
ha with us from the head office. Neigh
bcr Hover !s n most interesting speak,
er and what he will have to say VIII
be of great interest to your friends as
well as to our members. Bring some
good friond or friends with YOU who
might be interested in affiliating with
our society and the entire matter viii
ha explained to them in n very thoro
manner.
Do not forget that our campaign haa
only this month to run and VIC need
several more new members to maks
our ten per cent net increase.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05

Utcllum Council No. 3s9S. held an IN .
terestinr meeting last Wcdnesdsy Y
night In Fisher hall. Pres. W. W.
Dcnton presiding. Visitors from
Horace. kas.. and Pueblo Council No.
'ss were present and welcomed. -Four
applications and thrce transfer cards
werc received and accepted
Quite n few OF our members arc
taking advantage OF Bro. Powell's of
Ter and expect to win the big prizes
NO. 34s5 is growing rapidly. Brothers
ana sisters are you doing your part
In this campaign
On next Wednesday night. Feb. q.
utellum Council Will entertain the
members OF the Security Benefit AEso-
citation and their families with a card
PARTY. at Fishers hall. Committee will
endeovor to give you a fine evening
or enjoyment. Members. your current
months dues must he paid before the
1rst OF the month. Phone your lnan-
cier II You value your insurance. Sis-
tcrs Bnumgartner. Heinz and Chester
reported on sick list. Remember Fob.
: md be present.