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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05
EARM FOR sALE.-I offer for

FARM FOR SAIE:-I offer for sale
privately my farm OF between so and
100 acres on Barretts creek, near the
Midland Trail. Land is nearly all in
grass, lays well and all tillable and
well watered. Good 5 room house and
all necessary outbuildings, Good cell
lar garage, stock barn. large tobacco
barn. Farm contains plenty good to-
bacco land. Good young orchard. This
farm is nicely located on daily mail
route and good automobile road to the
door This farm can be bought at
reasonable figures. Reasons for SELL
ing owners health is bad For par
ticulars and further information call
on or address, G. ]. EyERMAN, Greg
orville, Ky. 4-2s-4tpd.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Men and women wanted to handle
city trade and retail the original and
genuine Watkins Products, Remedies,
Extracts, Spices, Toilet Requisites.
Household Specialties, Automobile Ac-
cessories. oyer $50 guaranteed pro-
ducts. Our values are unequalled and
quality In a class by itself. Write.
free sample and full details of offer.
The ]. r. Watkins Co.. Dept. rs. Mem
phis Tenn. 5-5-3t-pd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05
GO TO JUSTICES .a3i
STORE FOR BARGAINS

We Invite you to compare our line
of goods and prices with any store,
This applies TO the newest hats for
ladies, stylish dresses, etc.
Also. in low cut shoes and oxfords
the very latest.
Complete lines OF Kabo corsets and
brassieres have Just arrived. ct
JUSTICES STORE. Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Miss Elizabeth Roberts has returned
from an Ashland hospital where she
had her tonsiis removed. Her moth
er. Mrs. Martha Roberts. and sister,
Esther accompanied her TO Ashland.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

The shelby C. & o, baseball team
defeated Elkhorn City on last Sunday
by score of to 1. George Mcclure.
formerly OF Louisa pitched fine game
for shelby allowing- but two hits.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Go to Snyder for Birdseil and Tltfen
wagons. Mccormick and Deering NOW
ing machines. all steel Hay Rakes,
Disk and Peg tooth Harrows and
Turning Plows OF all kinds. 4-7-tf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Louisa Garage is the only place in
Louisa where you can get genuine re-
pair parts for Ford cars. Beware Of
the garage that claims their repair
parts are jtist as good as the regular
Ford. l-7-tf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Miss Pauline crabtree came down
from HELLER last week Tor a few days
visit to home Folks. She holds a re-
sponsible position in a coal company's
officc at that place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05
SALESMAN wANTEp,-one 81 n

Oldest and finest Massachusetts, COM
panies wants man or woman to sell
life Insurance in this district. Insur-
ance experience Is not essential. All
or part time. :. unlimited possibilities.
In reply state present and former oc-
cupation. Address Insurance" care
this paper. 1t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Mr. chas w. Mcdonald was In
Cleveland, Ohio, this week attending
meeting OF the Grand Division Or
der Of Railway Conductors.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Miss Dorothy webb has accepted a
position IN a store at Betsey Layne
and left last Friday for that place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs l. A.. Saucier have
moved toiFreeburn where he has ae-
eepted position
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Hemstitchlng and plcotlng. Price
s2,5o Oriental Novelty Co, Box IL,
Corpus Christi. Texas. ltpd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

II Interested In oil and gas leases
in Martin county, KY address Box
No, y, wariieid' Ky 4-i4-tf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

FOR SALEf--Good i've room cottage
with good lot. some fruit and good
well. See this. Bargain for quick sale
CaH or address Big Sandy News office
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Born. April ~ 10 Mr and Mrs SAL
ley. boy--william Howard
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

FOR RENTi-Six rooms on Lock.
avenue MRS. FLEM McHENRY q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Born. April IS. TO Mr.. and Mrs. ].
l. Moore OF Lock avenue, a daughter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

FOR RENT;--A ave room cottage
Apply at the NEWS office.
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BIG SANDY NEWS
Friday, May 5, ,s2a.
R9cd6I
AS1pezMs

John Johns has gone to Ashton. W,
Va. to work.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

Yancy Melvin of Paintsville Is ex-
pected to visit friends at this place
soon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05
|1Deiou

~
this week.
Mrs. F.. A. Willard
ton. w. Va, Wednesd
. Jim Carter OF Ellen
Sunday Of D. B. Adam
Miss Lou yinson h,
relatives III Ceredo, w
Rev. r, H. Cassidy
a visitor in Louisa NJ
Miss Edna Wright :
the guest Of Miss op
DR.. L. d. Jones OF III
in Louisa the first OF I
j.. B. Peters Of VIZ
Va. was a visitor her
Mrs. Will Cole OF
Louisa the first Of tn
Mrs. @. W. Castle !
Mcclure were in, Ashl
Mrs. Nell' Hudgins
guest Of her mother. (
Mrs. L. L. Cooksey,
Tuesday Mrs. Mars
Z elda.
Mrs. J. r. kenne. II
the guest Of her ri
Land.
Wayne Hughes
Saturday and Sun
Cooksey.
Mrs. w. G. Viii
here this week the
nah Waldeck.
Clarence FIogg q
the weekend visittA ~
c. e. Skaggs, F
Mrs. F. L. Stew
Martha MAYO Ste,
land Wednesday. .
Mrs. W. F. Jc ..
came up from Ma
a visit to relatives
Mrs. w. A. Car
Chapman are gu
Mrs. Martha Rob,
Mr.. Gambill OF
was the guest s.,
ter. Mrs. H. H.
E. E. shannon
Jennie Adams W
Huntington Weld
Mrs. A. H. Owe
the guest Friday
and Mrs, W. F. v
Miss Irene Wal
A visit to her sis
man, In Portsmoi
Mrs. Thornbur
Ington wednesda
laughter; Mrs. j
Miss Julia Sny
on Wednesday n
Ter sister Mrs.
Mrs. U. G. Car
Emily retr
visit TO Mrs. y
Mrs. Addie B.
N Ninson went
lesday for a Wis
,liht. li
Mrs. Clyde c.
lucille, are visitins
'ents Mr.. and Mrs
i've at Aiavity. A.
Mrs. ]. j. johnson v
.ati Wednesday. She '
" Mrs. F. T. Hatcher o
accompanied her.
DR.. and Mrs. F. d. NJ
nd Mrs. ]. W. Hicks al
edo. w. Va. were W,
# relatives here.
Mrs. c. Y. Abbott Of
be guest Of Mrs. Arm
ew days as she was
visit to down river =
MIR. and Mrs. Z. L. W
d Sunday from Hurr
where they had been
yellman's parents a fe
Mrs. Margaret Moore
he guest Tuesday of
nd family. AS Miss
attsburg she frequently
'aughan and family.
Mrs. Lizzie Burgess
Iordica and children ca
melville for a few da,
nd Mrs. Z. L. wellmal
anied them home on I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05

mother, ~
Wright of ~ g
creek one day lasu-WeS1S
Err and Ruby Hall, John a..
Tom Isaac attended church at B.
Wednesday night. &c F. Osborn -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

bistrito de damuy: = e Z. llsl 9
Ell lia % de- los corfielItessI, en- la 9ca-
lie Aiufoz Rivera, el autom6vil All,
guiado por ddueho Juan celf6n Sua- 4
rez, conductor No. ria, arrDll0 a la
ancfana Eugenia Rivera, causandole
una 9heridh Ieve en- el pie tlerecho Ia
policfa investig0 el hdehu. 4
.Distrito de cayey;
En- la noche del .lfa. % de los. corrien.
tes, eli el barrio Nation, sifi6 conoci-
do por san Tomas, Sc dcgarroll0 un
f,lego en- un ranch0n de paja, propie-
dad de Alfonso Ortiz, el cual result6
con algunas pfrditlas Aieho ranch6n
festaba deshslbitado La poliefa sinyest
tiea el caso
& Eli III tardet del dia III de los corrien-
les, el indiyiauo Manuel yazqqez,, de,
10 AMOS de edaa, hizo cpatro disparos
de revolver contra sel Sr. Mareelino
Hidalgo. sin 'lograr herirlo. Ell Sr. Hi
dalgo, al verse atacado por. aqueI, dis
lpar6 su pistola contra su agresor, sin
herirlo tampoco. Ell yazquez fu6 arres-
tado V puesto a disposition del juez
Municipal, quien orden6 su encarce-
lamiento, fijandole tianza de mil d6la-
res, por I'm delito de atentado contra
la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

mado a las reservas policiacas, Scheid
seguido por Holstein Y Rizzo, Sc abrio
paso a trayes de los inquilinos hasta
llegar al apartamento de Picuro, que
encontro lleno de escombros. Cerca de
un agujero causado por la explosion
zen el piso de Ia cocina, estaba Picn-
70. En- una .habitacion contigua, tam
bien tendidas sobre ell suelo, estaban
Mrs. Picuro y su hiiita.
Una vez que la casa Sc hubo rodea
do con un Gordon de policias, un CRU
po de detectives principle la investiga-
ci6n Official. Ell apartamento del dina
rnitero Ola sulfuro, v entire los es-
lcombros Sc encontraron un pedazo de
tubo de hierro galvanizado, de cuatro
pulgadas de !Rltura por 1 y un Guar
to de dianetro, y un Gordon encera-
do semejante al que Sc usa para las
canteras, para prender fuego los
cartuchos de dinamita.
Varias cartas v documentos fueron
recogidos del apartamento Y lleyados-
a la estacion central de policia, dom
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
IN ESCALADOR PELI
GROSO SENTENCIADO

El domingo 26 del corriente, a las
s al ln. fa6 sorprendido escalahdo La
fabrica de lilnonadas de los sres. To-
rres y Co. Tetuan u, por los. detec-
tiyes CelTa y Miranda, Fl sujeto An
tonic Iandor Tinajero, conocido vuI-
garmente por Collie All tempo de
ser arrestado por uno de los emplea-
dos de la casa. sostuvo una lucha con
este. logrando escaparse. Los detecti-
YES Sierra Miranda, a quienes les
fuG encomendado el asunto, lograron
arrestarlo. IIeFandOlo d presencia del
juez municipal, secci6n segunda quien
le impnso un afio de carcel
Este es uno de los escaIadores mis-
peligrosos que hay en- San Juan, se-
gun en- Ia detective ALI pudimos yer
su record penal no son pocas las
condemns que ha extinguido por este
mismo delito
Cuando fue arrestado por los agen-
tes de la secreta. dijo 10 siguiente:
10 que siento es haber caido esta
vez cuando mrnos beneflcio he adqui-
rido, pues no encontr6 nj IN centayo
cn los muchos muebles que registre en-
Ia casa. 0tras reces he heeho mas, y
no me han podido capturar, pues para
''Pich6n bastante be FoIado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
a. poltica supoIle que Sc tranla in com
plot acrata para q primero Dc Mayo
Atribdyese q preparativos de los dinamiteros la
explosion de Ia Gale 76, en- New York
AFIRMASEz QUE Sc HARAN NUMEROSAS DETEN
CLONES DENTRO DE POGO TEMPO

de seran examinados por las autorida-
des, en- la esperanza de que arrojen
luz en- Ell asunto.
Creese que la bomba estaba desti-
NADIA para un atentado dinamitero
proyectado para el dia primero de ma
70.
Ell departamento de explosives, por
su parte, ha formulado la teoria de
que Picuro estaba hacienda expert
,mentos, deseoso de construir una
bomba modelo para su distribution
entire los elementos anarquistas que
radican en- la metropoli.
No Sc han tenido noticias de que
Sc pfoyecte ninguna demonstration ex-
traordinaria para el primero de ma
70, pero la muerte del dinamitero ha
puesto sobre ayiso la policfa, y ha-
ra que Sc tomen toda clase de pre-
cauciones en- dicha fecha.
Informase que Picuro era radical,
" que, aunque en- varias ocasiones
fue interrogado por las autoridades,
jamas fue aprehendido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
SUGESOS 0CORR|DOS EN- IA ISLA

aGucl distrito: '.Anoche s p. m. Ber-
iatge Santiago hizo dos disparos de re-
diver a Alexandra Garcia, hiri6ndore
-sl'costado y brazo izquierdo, fracturan
deles este. Sc espera mas information
Dor correo, en- conexi6n con este case.
Distrito de Pe1uelas
Ell 1fa "a de los corrientes, en- el lel-
rrio Coto, un fuegO destruy6 por com
lpleto una casa lde maderas propiedad
de Ia Sra. Nicolasa Colon. Las p6rdi-
das materiaIes Sc calculan en- doscien-
tos cincuenta doEaFes; fneluyendo en-
'esto fodo elIlmebillario que stamlien
qued6 destruid0 No Sc han reportado
lp6rdidas de vida en- relaci6n con este
sticeso.
Distrito de Ponce: s.sa ss4 5 3
Ell dfa "a de los corrientes, en- el
Km 27S de la VIA del ferroearril. Ia
sihaquina No s7que arrastraba el tren
mixto entire Ponce Y Guayama, guiada
por el maquinista Felix Santiago, cho-
co con lin caro- tirado por bueyes, CON
ducldo por Juan Bermddez, resultando
sel CAIRO completameRte destrozado y
los bueyes con golpes y contusiones.
La iniiquina de referencia tambien re
sult6 con pcquenas ayerfas. La polf-
cfa practice una Investigation del
caso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

Peter Picuro, de 26 amos de edad,
plomero, residente en- el nimero 255
este de la calle rs, en- New York, mu-
lrid como resultado de la explosion de
una bomba en- su apartamento. La
Ipolicia abriga la creencia de que Pi-
euro estaba dando los 1ltinos toques
la maquina Internal. cuando la ex-
plosionl acontecio, y Sc ocupa en- des-
cubrir el paradero de las personas pa
ra quieness suponen, estaba destinada
la bomba.
Centenares de holnbres, mujeres y
niRos, fueron presa de un panico tee
rrible al explotar la bonnba. Los ojos
Edel dinanitero fderon sacados de ssus
|6rbitas pog Ia fuefza de ia explesions
Esu mano izquierda amputada a IA al
tura de la nluneca; y los dedos de su
mano derecha destrozados, por un
casco de la bomba. Picuro fue trans
portado al hospital de Bellevue, dom
de murio POGO despues de su ingreso.
Mrs. Angeline Picuro, esposa del fl
nado, v Mary, una hijita suya de un
ano de edad, estaban en- el aparta-
mento al registrarse la explosion, pc
10 resultarof ilesas milagrosamente.
Oonce fanilias viven en- la casa de
viviendas en- que residia Picuro. La
bomba exploto entire las seise vs. las
siete de La .nnehe del lunes.
En- una apartamento en- Ia parte
|pdsteriJf del ocapado por Ia faniIia
Picuro, viven Mrs: Marie Carly, una
,Yiipda, " .su hijo lSilwio. El nluchacho
Festaba practicando sus lecciones de
yieltnasg f1ar; m0s.t 81 saa
La explosion fu6 repentina, y suce-
|fliidas Ree 81 ruide que ,pYsdYeian los
lcristales Totos al desprenderse de los
marcos de las peatahas, y 81 yeso al
Ecaer de los teehes v paredes, En- uIaos
euantos segundos os-eeFyedores de la
casa Sc vieronl 'llenos por inqllilinos,
que aterrorizaaos, tfataban de salir
a Ia cafle, no sabiendo cienciaS ciel-
lta 10 que habfa ocurrido, y telnerosos
lde que Sc registrara una serie de ex-
lplosiones.
La explosion fusgpida por el policia
Charles Scheid,. de la estacion- del la
do este &c la calle 81, y por Edward
Holstein y Joseph Rizzo, doniciliados
EN- IA vecindad. Despues de haber la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
SU MALA PUNTERIA NO LIE
LIBRARA DE LA CARCEL

I'll dfa 26 de los corrientes, q indi-
yiquo victorio Gomez hizo tres dis
paross de revolver contra Tomas Lopez
sin herirlos Gomez fu6 arrestado Z
Hevado a presencia del Juez Mtnici-
pal qqien le flo flanza de quinientos
d6lares pOr nm delito de acolnetimiens
tol con agrayantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
La EntTDHgta con GI
... G0hRInadA[ RELY

tCOntinHaelOn - la 4. pNglla.
perada entrevista ha sido Nevada a
cabo. 0tra cosa mas no Sc puede de-
cir, por ahora. Pero pronto consegui-
remos infornlar al publico de 10 que
Sc haya tratado ALI y de sus benefcios
PRACTICES para el Gobierno ypara Ia
Isla en- general.
No puede haber transaction posi-
bic hasta que el Gobernador no rec
tifque su eonductav sino nos equivo>
carnos dijo hace POGO Glider del Par
lido Unionista. Y /, como dice el sefos
Coll Y Cuchi, el sefior Barcel6 es dig
no de Ia confanza del pals. De Ia mas
absolnta confanza, ciertamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

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9bal5sss la!s u
iislgeins settse
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
I. S. wEArIIER BuREAu
StfAIARIO DEL B0LETIN DEL
SERNlnI0 METEnR0LnHIc0

> MA AAtltt Attt-l .o+f-tAt A ~f+ttt
sERVlCI0 METEOROLOGICAL
Ia Iluvia de Ia Semana pasada fef
desieuaimente fepartisla IA mas fuer-
ie oc;fri5 d N dc Ia oivisofia central.
desde Can5Fanas hasta Maficao- En-
dos eslaciones de la costa s. 20 10.
so Ia cantIdad promedia de coda ID
IsIa fue menor de nna puIsada. |iee-
iamenle sohfe "a pormpl III eerie de
cana = las opeare|ones de campQ 81
e|ileron en Ia mayor pafIe de las 10
aa|idades sin Interruption IN tempe
'ntufa media iu6 oerea de medic graz
do baio ID normal Ia evaporation a.
ia .ou4nn On San Jnnn| Tue 1'1iz
1n| |.41a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
INC CLURE RECRESO
.gASAD0 en- Ell IANAM0


Sorfeadc one sea 81 Pequeno Jurado.
de Ia Coric de Distrito dc San Juan,
scrff0H a., Sc tefHn los uulnerosof cff-
SOS pendientes. Ia mayor parie dc cu-
vas acusaciores apareinn las mis- al
las renas. El ttrnfno tiene muchoS
se|Ialam'entos corfespondientes IA ma
zor parle san Juan
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
WAGNER CLEARED OF CHARGES OF
FAILING TO ACCOUNT FOR FUNDS

, for Prof. Jonathan II. Wagner,
former state superintendent of public
instruction, charged in report by
Travelling Auditor a. G. Whittier with
failure properly to account for the eH-
penses of his office. and with lax fl
nancial methods in the use of public
funds.
The New Mexican believes in fair
play. 1t has published the charges of
the auditor in full and has given equal
ly unlimited use of its columns to Mr..
Wagner's side of the case. Now in
simple justice the New Mexican wants
to call the attention of the public en-
phatically to the final result of the In
yestigation.
This result is that the whole dis
pute settles down to a question OF
whether Mr.. Wagner owes the state
s6s.0S or whether the state owes Mr..
Wagner &55.63.
covering She four-year periodEincluded
in the audit is between twelve and
thirteen dollars.
Mr.. Wagners claim il backed by
a vigorous opinion of the attorney
general which in effect roasts the state
for mulcting one of It's employees for
interest on money he had to borrow to
carry on state BUSINESS
Notwithstanding this Wagner pays
Whittier's claim. under protest, claim
ing the right of redress II he sees fit
to seek it.
LAS to the charge of carelesMeS.
Mr.. Wagner claims he was denied an
audit when he quit the office, and
that his accounts became chaotic
chiefly because they were handled by
SO many people after he left them.
las to the charge of extravagancs.
the net amount OF extravaganza
charged appears to be about 3l11 for
the four years.
"On the face OF the final adjustment
we see no slightest basis for reflec-
ton on Prof. Wasoner's honesty or
integrity.
Tho auditors position position is that
a situation existed in the department
of education which called for expla-
nation. So far as we can see, Mr..
Wagner has made an entirely satis-
factory explanation.
The point he makes it that no ex-
PLANTATION would have been necessary
and he would have been spared the
publicity had he been properly checked
out of the office when he left 1t.
II seems fair to assume that the chief
trouble IN tho whole matter is too great
infrequency of audits; and that this
aIGlies to the entire state govern
ment."
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

J. H. Wagner, former superintend-
snt of schools in District Nc. /. Pu-
eblo. and previous to that time state
superintendent of schools in New
Mexico. has been cleared of all charges
of failing to account for all funds of
his office while state officer in New
Mexico and complete audit of the
books of the office shows that the
state of New Mexico owes Wagner,
355.63.
A new item in the Albuquerque
Herald" under the date line of De-
Gambler. 18th says:
Jonathan II. Wagner, former state
school superintendent reached final
settlement Saturday with A. G. Whit
tier, state travelling auditor, on the
basis of the latters recent audit and
report on the department of education
and Whittier's final report, filed to-
day. shows that instead of there be-
Ing funds not fully accounted for, the
state owes Mr. Wa goner s55.63. This
does not include the amounts paid by
Mr.. Wagner for interest on moneys
borrowed for use of the department of
education. which the attorney general
Is ruling said that Wagner should
not be called upon to H<y and should
not be permitted to pay"
An editorial in the Santa Fe New
Mexican" says:
There has been considerable publicity
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
Correspondents Wife
Is Rapidly Sinking

Paris. Jan. 1S.-Mrs. Thomas 8.
Ryan. wife OF a member OF the Paris.
staff of the Chicago Tribune who is in
hospital at Neuilly i'll from the ef-
fects of poison she is alleged to have
taken. lost ground today. She has
grown considerably weaker and It was
impossible to confront her with her
husband. 1t was said by the phys1-
clans that it was not likely the inves-
tigatinE magistrate would be able TO
interrogate the woman again.
Mr. Ryan who is being held by the
police in connection with the case.
expressed the belief today that he
would be admitted to bail soon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
FLETCHER MADE CAPTAIN
OF ARTILLERY unit here

resigned from the guard a short
time ago.
Captain Fletcher stated last night
that the regular drill would take
piaos Tuesday night at the court
house.
\ recruiting campaign by the
battery and cavalry to bring the
minimum strength Of the COM
pany to sixty-five men has met
with success 1t is said, and it is
believed that with the assurance of
the armory, the ranks Will out
number the required minimum ac-
cording to federal regulations and
meet with the approval Of the fed
cral inspector when he arrives here
for inspection of the troops on
February l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

c. X. Fletcher. principal Of Cen
tennial High school. has been ap-
the Artillery unit of the Colorado
national guard in Pueblo. The ap-
pointment is effective Immediately.
Captain Fletcher received a cap
tains commission at the officers
training camp conducted by the
federal government during the
war He was commissioned short
ly before the close of the war and
therefore did not get to go across.
He also has been appointed by the
federal authorities as a captain in
the Officers Reserve corps.
He succeeds Captain Talbot who
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN.

good health and had eaten a hearty
dinner at noon and shortly afterward
he complained Of feeling bad but his
symptoms were not of a serious ma
ture. In the evening he was taken
seriously ill and expired in few
moments. Mr.. Abel was a man of
sterling qualities and was well and IA
vorably known in the city. He was a
member of the A o. L. w. of Parsons,
Kansas, and OF st. Patricks church
Survived by his wife, one daughter
Luella Abel, residing at the family
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
CITY BRIEFS

DEFECTIVE FLUE-The smoke
from defective flue of furnace at
the clothing store of NJ Braun, 4oa
North Main street caused an alarm to
be sent in TO the fire department about
o'clock last night. A small loss was
reported due to the smoke which fill
cd the building.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership of Everett & Kincher
operating as the Loop Market at 23s
Vest 1.t St. Pueblo. Colo. has been
dissolved. All accounts against this
firm should be presented to o. D.
Rouch, trustee, Box $50. Pueblo
COKE-insures a steady sure con-
tinuous fire, requiring but little atten-
ton.
H. A. SMITH. Upholsterine. carpet
cleaning. mattress renovating. etc.
Phone sh-w. s2l e. 9Th
An-steel Safes and Cabineta Ths
Best. OBfien Printing Go.
COKE-will make your fuel bill for
winter much less than If you used
other fuels.
STORY OF HERoIsM.-Thc Moni-
tor. published monthly by the Noun
tain States Telephone company. con-
tains lengthy story on Awarding
medals to Pueblo employees who were
on duty the night of the flood of June
J. The medals were awarded at a
banquet several weeks ago and at the
same time an honor roll displayed.
Ptkcview Semi -Bituminous
Coal
$3.50
Pfkes Peak Consolidated Fuel Co.
Phone 1225-1s09
CAxDs TO CArALOGUEs-PrankIIa Prsss
COKE-is the ideal fuel to uso in a
home as 1t will not get the curtains
dirty with smoke.