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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
Bodies of 276
Starved, Picked Up
On Odessa Street

GENEVA Nav Or Frlfffof
Nnnsen. head % the iutcrnnticns
itufslan Relief oreuuiEHtIun re-
ceiVod a letter today from Cnuts In
euitinE his representative in thr
Ukraine. asking that ait for the
district hc expedited
The latter -nld That 900 600
persons were fnodiess and thst
deaths frum hunger reached more
than ten thousand daily
Captain QuisliuE asserted m hls
letter that the bodies of 2T6 per-
sons who had starved TO death
were collected on the streets Of
Odessa durinE tho first week In
Aprn tannihaiism is increasing
~ an alarming rate he said
even In villages whore suffering
L. less acute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
German Communist
Barred From List
To See President

WASHINGTON. Mey i-
white house officials were IN
formed today thai one Of those
un President Harding enEUgo
mput list FOR tho day Mis-. Ger.
trudc Bacr of Hamburg Ger
many. delegate Co the meet
ing here of thu international
woman o. peace league would hc
unable 20 fll tho engagement
because Of detention at Ellis
island
Tho visit of Miss Baor to the
white hous' was said tu have
hoen arranged by the state do
p1rfmcnt at the request of me
German embassy Department
af justice officials said they
had requested her detention
upun arrival yesterday at Sew
Yurk pending Investigation OF
alleged communi-tic h"lofs.
U'l,EHtes tn tho meeting 81
tho international lcurur slr
peace had an engagement TODAY
with Secretary HuEhcs Zoo pre-
sent % plea for recognition ut
fussIu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
Robbers Carry OFF
A Watch Dog
And Loot House

oNkf NNp CBIf s-rv r.
'r.uH"u prowlrrs Isf.e. lr fH. al.f
.tN district hero alarmed NH 81
" liHrnI-h She rur.h hl-.g l sr..
outstanding HIrrdt', Iur rlIHnI
,"l sure drnfh tU uuvsIeum, y|...
tore She named him "f.fHHT"
Mrs Harnisn lsr 1sfhHI |n
charge uf fhu home yesterday ana
went .H.InE SHt returned f.. rrI
fHr house nnaaukeI Th..,r. HaH
token I'w.IrN .IafhIrr and o..
fH#|
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01

UH Ton proceeding directed
'h, BrrUnNiio county board
uiuI-uUuDr- were being ,uu-
=, % today ly member ~ iu,
n hoard uf charities. uua \.
INNS chairman ui the county
a. event thD commission "ts
tu rrurdJ from their action
week in appruprn .lIE
II from the county Cuurlflrs
for the us" of St Anthony b
|auuR".
Amhor4 81 tnc board % chart
.rceArd tho action a. Illegal
said. aud ~ IN conflict with
|urpasr- ~ the special tHN levy
|! ho charities fund ~ well us
Irpatlou of the authority giN -
the CHARITIES board to OK
The product OF the special tax
lowing % conference pf the uf.
|uf Attorney Summers liurk
chairman ~ the rnHrltiDa
M th.# morning. lt wH4 stated
II member OF the board would
lsfore the commissioner at
L meeting "Wednesday morning
back that tho appropriation ui
h0 Dee recalled Should tho
missioner refuse tY DO SO. %
stated the charities board
ir.-urt Co an Injunction ~ wa
that an injunction proceed
might be filed before MDdurs
should Judge Hickey. VINO if
Of town. return before 'ht|
IIrrgniann T. Aroa>''d
ihhl Noise Eetgmnuu. who o.
lirsiug officer for the charlie
fd -aIi this morning that he
ld resign should the npprupri
n b., sustained. while "a mum
of members ~ the ynaritlDI
sd stated that they wodld take
mup action
was stated that after payinl
Aprl bills of the Chpritiri
a there would be- aupruNi
I.Iv $500 left In the fun,
.n must last the board ful
ln 500 charity charges Until
fret when moro payment
h .aN,s Will De credited to me
a n the $1,000 special an
,rlpiiun i- made. Il wns stated
honrd would have lcft $500 %
care ~ SOC people for tw'
hths. out Of this tl0o pc
I'm goes 90 the county cummis
- mat tho boards tn'
'rr.. must get along Tor tw
bti,s ON 400 N the 81 O0N up
priutiuu stands,
lhe special appropriation Tor y
honvH prphanhge Wns made h'
members of the county com
Isinn ~ "a special meeting sat
ny 10 uTuinF The mrmi'r
IL Max Gutierrez and sever
.eheE Chairman simms, whcl
ned ~ the meeting, refused q
Ind %
Simm- today notifiel
.rtV frramrer I'd Swope tha
intended "a bring AN injunction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01

nM AHA NDu. Nav Eight
priennrrs in thr euar1 huusr ut
tort Crook. Neh. sawed their way
fo freedom last ninht according TO
n report made 90 the Omaha po-
lice today. An automohlle load Of
foldicra were sent out in aH effort
70 capture them. SIX of ihe men
we're being held for dessrtion one
Cor theft. ana another tor disor-
derly conduct
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
Pastor Facing Church Trial
Is Found Bound and Gagged
In Ditch East of LaUton
Says Three Masked Men Attacked Him and
Ordered Him to Leave City; Girl He
Married at Bathing Pool Is
Given Divorce

I.NWTtN Okla Nsv i-tny
tls Associated pref4. -Hev.
/ Ilnmna irwin. pnstpr OF the I1rd
] Presbyterian church here. who
I several dH.s aru was ordered tri,d
IIy UIs ur..IsI.ry on charges of
puudurt urI,ramIun "a minister
was found bound and gagged ly-
ing lu n ditch near the Medicine
PARK Gate fg miIys east Of here
O., H party uf motorists early sum
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
(RIT|ES Commission
Nd S|MMS BOTH SEEK TO
PREVENT THE APPROPRIATION

hty Commissioners Declared to Have Ex-
|eded Their Privileges in Voting Gift to
rphanage; Seriously Interferes With Work
the INDECENT Board; Reconsideration May
+ Forced on Wednesday; Simms Will Not
esign From Board Now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01

Highest TEN
ileTutuTr td.
.owcst temper
ture -: daily
range tcmper-
tturp 2T mean
iaily tcrnporu
ture 60. reln
iVc humidity q
n NJ 10. reln
i've humidity s
a. M 60 pre-
.ripiiatinn none.
max velocity
of wind miles
per hour 500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
ounosta ,ipu 34).

arnioa ounosta iiwu 34).
Mpostoli Yaamali firioittaa roo'
malaiiille fuinfa Oaaipiotin plisti
iit6 ibmist6 %aiituaafii iolle Siimo.
Ia lirfee manbursfaliben Imam te-
foia ia opostoli lite Ianoo: niitiiaS
on ie ioMe Sierra ei Tue ipntiG
@oom. 4:s).
g: 8rGtoriits- lauiuu Ieuroolpao
Yoamalin ionain ioboosta: "@t ioa
enempaG tietGd ipnnistG, mibasto
ia faootufiesta film pieni rapii, jo-
ia pielG lepGd t~cboosiaan ia leiffii
iormillaon, iillG olet oruton malta
funnusia, mistG faiffi ipnti, miba
ia faootits on iuliettii uloS, ionfa
tpapm,ben Sitnalan Sofia fuole-
malIaan on iinltlle aniainnrt. Mltt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

Ia pois otti mailman ibnnit. See.
Jus ianoi ollesiaan Sofeufien fo-
oisia "ibmiien Boita on tullut et-
iimaan ia pelastdmaan iit1 mifG on
faoonmtt. @liif. 1910.
Sobannes 8Gcf laitiuu nditten Sec.
iufien ianain ioboosta ieuranapao:
San on Ills tuIllit %iinrnfin tab-
tell, pstaipGni, usfo ie. riemuitie
ia plista, ole linG paan fqootcttu
flten oQetfin, mitta ialli Seeiiifien
ona 'fa~bobettuien mapabtaio. &iitd
Sitmalaa, ettei iintlta muitta tpaa-
bita, fitin ettd olet tabotettu ia ien-
moiiena ptat pastoan fabotettuien
@apnbtaian. &aoobettlina alttlias,
fpntiienG ipanbursfas, iiinG on TO-
TO fr~istinnsfon ialaiiruts. (&iriasto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

ia etta Unit luielG raiittoa iinua,
iitd iinrn on f%driittamG, iilld ie te-
fee iimalle bpWGG".
Sa MT tasiG ipnnin ia armon
t%unnosln laulafaomme maan:
"Olen fuollut itiesiGni SDppdG
moniin rifofiiin 2afi firoo ipnneiS-
iGni Weinut luoraan belmettiin, Sen
ma ticoGn mallan parnnoon Sona
Serron iunoo fen.
"@eutto tieoGn mposfin murtta.
SieoGn, minut ostettiin. 8eri Sol
eotnlta bitlitan: Spnnit onteefs on-
nettiin, Sen ma tiebGn mallon mar,
moan "Sana" Serron ionoo len.
9. g. 341.
So9n &itffonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
SSrpn Selt, isis.

Nuori1oliiton iltblo. ellen Italia
onniStui oitein bpmin. 8aiffo ii.
ma of iateinen ia tiet buonot. oil
tp1feG fofoontllnut Gaittiustalo al,
man tlngofleen osti tGbteen nitoria
ia panboio iottn innolla fltltnteIi-
mot arDofasta obielmaa. ga pliban
illbla npt len muofii baripinniiempi
fun opettaiomme pastori @aiuntn
of niimeiien ferran fesfltlioesiam-
me ia pitifin iubIasia jGGbpmGis.
pubeenIa. &oltpa 8oiitnta oil
mposfin mlifana ia pubui eritpiiesti
miorille ia feboitti beitG eteenfin
pain toimimann DbtG innoffaasti.
@lfuianat loiiui ~pontepnsti Sai.
ma 2eppt ioisia mpos tiilfittiin
f%iitolliiuutta, poisminittamafte o.
pettaiallemme, fifteen leuraii puo.
roin i%oittoa, ioolo ia fitorolmilla
iota mioret eIittiapGt uieampia fer.
toia. &inon lauiui Sppre Sacfion.
2opusin pulpit mielG 9lntti Sosieli
ia ieurafunnan puolesta fifth pas.
tori 8aiuntaa, ettd ban 5:ii m,,ot.
to pribtaalIa eiparrfeliumin innoilla
ruoffiniit tGtG ieitrafuntoa. So min
erottiin ia toiipottiin mattoom Lab.
tepille &orteimman ~iiunmlsta.
&epdt tefee tuloaan, main Ri.
taasti. Sairautta on mielG fpl1s.
iGmme, iieita on miela "lentiun"
fourisia.
Nhtorten superintendent fofous oil
ipiime firllla Selli Satalon fobisia.
SieI6 pubui pastori 8aiunta mpOs
ia n,ioret lauloi. Bopoasid oil I'll.
Ioja $3.50. &iitos Mrs Safolalle
pal1pelufieStaan. Seuronpa fofous
on t1mGn fitn Iop11lla Gill Gent
minein fobisia. Sitten manbemman
ompeluieurm fofous oil 6 p. Nrs
8iiton luona. &abwipopoastd oil
tiiIoja $500. @nii fofous on tt.
81 p. Nars Sannp Socfionin lliono.
MitiStafaa ionpiia oifein ioilfolla.
Molemmlon ompeluieirran i1ienet
pGdttimGt pboeSId toimia pienen IL
tomon ieminaarin bptp1fii toilfo'
FUN olrsin. 2upaiimot iofoinen
neuloa oifein iielpGn eiiliinan joita
mppoaGn fifteen.
Seminaarilainen ltno Salminen
mieroilee Sron 8eltisiG p~G1ii6islo,
rnon oifona. N1ioriioliiton plolesta
fiitofiet bGnelIe owushifiestaon ei-
len iltofesin iublasio. Silld ban
ioitti uieompio fertoia pfiin ia pb-
oesi1 Soa Inoerionin, @ino ia
@rnSti 3anfoan ia @orne 8iorfin
fanSia. @ipG MT miiiita fuin ilois.
ia femdtt6 ia p6dii6isiublno iiunnt-
tio toimottaa foifille Ieboen lifioiIs
lie iiiorenne s. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

= Seuraapien Sromer tilo6
EN- tilmisaifa on Ioppunlit:
4-1-22 Anti Vahaoja
Rautio Karkiskyla
Oulun NLAND
4-1-22 August Siitonen
Creivin talo Sarkinara
Ala Tornio FINLAND
1922 Matti Nahkala
Revolahti Ruuki
Oulun ! FINLAND
4-1-22 Maria Tammola
KOuvola FINLAND
1922 Seppa Konsta
Keinonen
Kankaan kyla
Kankaanpaan pitaja
Turun | FINLAND
4-11-22 Miss L Hiipakka
Palhajainen lsokyr0
FINLAND
4-7-22 Erland Harjunpaa
Kirkonkyla Kauhajoki
Waasan ] FINLAND
4-1O-22 Matti Pohto
Politician kyla Ylistaro
Waasan | FINLAND
4.1O-22 Mrs M Heino.
Torppalan kyla Ylistaro
FINLAND
4-1O.22 Ida Piispanen
Kalmari Saarijarvi
FINLAND
4.1O-22 Aaron Tyykoura
Merikarvia Ylikyla
Turun | l.
4-1O-22 Anna Huusko
Kuhmoniemi Lentiira
Oulun | FINLAND
4-1-22 Rouva A Har0
Naantali Kultaranta
FINLAND
1922 M Ruotsalainen
Iisalmi XII. FINLAND
1892 Mrs, Selma Aal
to, Ulvila, Suosmeri Fri
tala Turun ia Porin laa-
nj. Finland
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

tuntomerkit ovat: ruokahalun me-
nettaminen, aka. ~ajottainen hirmui.
men ruokahulu. tahmainen kieli. sy.
danpoltto, vatsakipu, ry0miva tunne
suolistossa. tukkeuttava' TUNE kur.
kussa. alituinen sylkeminen, huono
ruuansulatus. kipu selassa ia nive.
lissa. humans, paankipu. vasyttava
TUNE. ~pyorrytys vatsan tyhjana OIL.
lessa. tummat renkaat silmien YIN.
parilla. Heikkomielisyys, kaatuma.
tauti ia s~uonenveto usein johtuvat
lapamadosta. Hyvin ylGnen merkki
lapamadosta lapsissa on alituinen
nenan rassaaminen, unettomuus.
paankipu. ruokahalun menettaminen,
kalpeus ia haluttomuus toisten las.
ten kanssa leikkimiseen. Tancide on
tarkoitettu poistamaan madot ia kos
ka sta kaytetaan Europassa y~leises.
ii. on sen vaikutus epailyksen ulko.
puolella. JOS luulette itsellanne ole.
van matoja, min terveytenne tahden
tilatkaa heti taysiannos Tancide,
mika maksaa kymmenen dollaria ia
Observation-Disclosures senttia.
Puoliannosta maksaa kuusi dollaria
ia Observation-Disclosures senttia.
Tilauksenne toimitetaan heti pankki.
tai postiosoituksen tai rahan saavut.
tua. Ainoa myyja LAXAL MED CO.
Bill LAXAL BLDG FORBES AND
MOULTRIE SITS. PITTSBURGH.
PA. Paketin vakuutus 25c. Tilates.
same kirjoittakaa englanniksi, jos
mahdollista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

lapsiakin hoidetaan
muiden tautien tab.
den ia ilman toivot
tua ~tulosta, vaikka
heidan todellinen
~vaivansa johtuu
sianliha. naudanli.
ha. neula, pyorea
koukku- tai lapa-
madosta. Varmin
merkki madoista
on: jos ~ulostaessa
tulee madon kappa.
leita. Viittaavat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Sarmille oifoipat bnpm!

MinuIld on fofii so eefferin for
mio, ioista toiicn baIuoiiin mppod.
Glfumofiufii ottotiin ,poifto auto
mobiiIin. &piDfG6 Idbemmin omis-
toiolta, ~oioitteella:
giftor 3esfeId
Dor 70 Cruces Crossing, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Slmpitns

Minitlla on 1 beponen mbptGlpG.
M, folmesto iaiii MALTA, ijGt 4-9
Wuoteen. Spmid farmi tammoja
faiffi. Sinta balpo. Siote: i.
German Gregg
16 29or 70 Soron, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

Enbeifa bnbtisnnn luppnpmolella:
Sunn. 16 y Sirginia Norj. @p.
2utb. firfoSia flo 2 ip.
@aan. II b. Sairbanfs flo 1 ip.
Gum. 80 p. Yife &iper flo 10
pdiw.
4rttlri &aren
Sub. 1865, @iunto POI Bro It. g.
9or 779 @irginia, @inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
TIEDxTTEK6 MIKx TxMx ON?

Ihmiset eivat voisi ~arvatakaan ct.
ia lapamato. mista johtuu min pal.
jon sanomatonta karsimysta yli
mailman. nayttaisi tallaiselta kuhn
tama kuva. Monia miehia. naisia ia
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-28
MUST FILE ANSWER IN FOLEY
ESTATE CASE BY SATURDAY

Next Saturday tho time VIII have
elapsed in which attorneys represent
iug Austin Gavin. administrator Of the
estate OF tho late T. IL. Foley, must
filed some kind OF a reply TO tho sum
mons issued out OF the county court
on February q TO show cause why he
should not give place TO Lillian Foley
a. administrator,
II is provided that within ten days
from tho serving Of the summons.
answer must be made. and the sum
ons was -ervcd on the card OF this
outh. There are several forms OF an
sucr tina, may be made, and 40 the
date OF the hearing on the facts may
10 delayed 10 some extent after the
date OF answer.
This summons was issued as a re-
suit OF n petition filed Some time ago
BY attorneys for Mrs. Foley. asking
that she he made the administrator OF
the estate.
Yesterday a report OF Austin Gavin,
the action administrator. was passed
upon the probate records OF the county
court. II contains an ltemized state
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-28

ment OF all the belongings Of the es-
tate. and 80 pages are required to
enumeratc the various items OF prop
crty.
Persons more or less familiar with
the Foley holdings have been estirnat-
ing the value of the property at from
100000 to 5000 The report of the
administrator shows the total holdings
OF the estate to be worth s233, ISIS.
Itemzed statement OF the lumber,
hardware. fixtures. automobiles and
tho like covers vast amount OF type
Written paper. and foots up value of
81. .065.60.
Real estate is valued at ss1.o15.tJ.
Merchandise. as stated above. st0.
$3.50. Yards improvements and equip
ment ys.05349. Bills receivable. ss3.-
s5i.70 Accounts receivable, 81. .o0oal.
Insurance premiums, s33s.T
A copy OF this report has been de-
iivered to tho other side OF the con-
trovorsy. The hearing on the applica-
tion for removal OF the administrator
and the substitution OF petitioner, IS
locked for with much general interest.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-28
PETE CARLN0 ADMITS HE
TRIED TO OPEN swift SAFE

Pete Carfino. age 10, residing at 1906
Fin street. arrested yesterday with his
brother BIZ Carlino by Chief of De-
tectives Grady. Detectives Winterbot-
tom and Mcdonald, and Special
Agent Sam Fabrzio, confessed to tho
attempted safe break and robbery OF
the Swift and company plant Sunday
morning.
The automobile which had been left
by the robbers after making their cs-
cape. was recovered by the officers
and found to have been owned by Bill
Carlino. In his alleged confession
Pete carlino he denies that his brother
BIZ. was with him on the morning he
had knocked the knob off OF the Swift
safe and was frightened away by n
santa F'e special officer. He claimed
that n man, whom he only knew. by
the name OF Red, was his partner in
this robbery
Detectives in searching the CarIiuo
home are said to have found automo-
bile tires taken I'm the Avondale rob-
bcry. 1t was also intimatcd Yesterday
hy Detective Chief Grady that other
articles had been recovered that will
give the police a strong clew In the
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-28
IGNORANCE IN PRINT

10 sample. the writer is evidently do
ing his best to persuade the people not
to See America.
Most OF the discourse Is about the c.
+. & 1. company and the Arkansas
river. ho misreprcscnts both the river
and the steel company For example.
he states that tho Colorado Fuel 4
Iron company i-'notn bic among other
things as being perhaps the only sub
stantial Rockefeller investment that
does no. pay" and this In spite OF the
many dividends paid by the company.
and the net profit reports that have
been published from time to time.
He says the residents OF the city pro-
ncuncc its name Pu-eblo.
He says Pueblo is not lowell to look
upon" and later in his cffuSlou. he
states that since my first visit l have
changed trains there many times, but
have never felt the impulse to visit.
not even the rather clean and bright
shopping district"
Evidently he spent his time when
here on his first visit mentioned,
trampinE about the low lands smelters
and in Mexican town, for he says;
Il saw slsvs OF I. w. W. aspect. un-
patriated rebellious. ran across
bands OF Mexicans, picturesque. color
full. small and dirty
And that's the impression this writer
gives out OF II city OF hS.'Np ItnultilNlA
with the highest types OF civilization.
progress and modcrnty: with its great
residential sections with homes the
equal OF the best in America: with a
population made up OF the cream Of tho
east and Of Europc's intellectual cen
tcrs; with its myriad Of superb schools
and colleges and academies. Its splen-
did public libraries. its million dol
lar court house, its magnificent public
buildings and auditoriums; Its every
imaginable public Improvement and all
conceivable evidences OF education and
progress; i,s wonderful mineral pal
acc and many parks,
Hc SAYS Pueblo is mot lovely to look
upon" and yet admits that he has
never looked upou II.
lie says tho Arkansas river washes
the feet OF the rrimy steel works. when
In fact tho steel works has no feet.
IL not grimy and Is located mile from
tho river.
PITY 'tis that ignorance Is occasional
Is allowed 20 get itself into the public
prints. But am constrained to throw
the saddle blanket OF charity over tho
mead of such a writer. and paint there
on the words
Excuse him: he could not help IT."
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-28

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EVA ALDRlCH, 2lS Union St., Emporia,
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our Vegetable Compound during their
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those annoying symptoms which women
often have.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is woman $ medicine. 1t is pre-
pared carefully from the best quality of
medicinal plants, whose properties are
especially adapted to correct the troubles
women have.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-28
ROCKY PROPOSITIONS


Ouarrying operations ON Il small
scale were begun recently at Lyons in
Boulder county and the work has In
creased till there are now quito a num-
ber of men employed. That is place
from which at one period in the early
'e0's many carloads OF red rock were
brought to Pueblo. 1t was then
popular tho expensive material and
was used for n veriety OF purposes in
Guiding paving. Immense slabs u feet
long and 4 to feet wide were placed
on some streets particularly the
Krctschmer triangle building which
then contained the main assembly hall
OF the city. These slabs We're SO heavy
they could not be induced to lie flat
without tipping and when the age OF
cement dawned they wero gradually
displaced but there still remain
lengths OF curhing made OF Lyons
blocks In Il few places where slabs
were properly set they are still there
and look to be good for 1000 years. 1t
is extremely hard material and II
seems wonderful that men could split
It. Red rock squares not quite so flinty
were placed in n number of buildings
and II makes the finest OF lintcls and
coping. So far as known there is no
rcck like II in thcsouthern part OF the
state tho a quarry mile west OF
Canon city has stone OF the same
cclor. The walls OF our First National
bank came from somewhere in the
Lyons or Boulder region.
In the '90s also much bluc-purplc
rock for walls OF buildings came from
n conical extinct volcano between
Palmer Lake and Denver and It is
fine stuff being light and easily worked
Yet durable. Manitou red sandstone
was used 10 some extent but not for
long as much OF Il fails to stand the
weather. None OF these varieties OF
rock are now used IN Pueblo. The fin
est rock ever brought here is that In
the Central block very dark purple
brown which hardens with age. II
came all the way from Arizona yet
cost only a dollar n cubic foot.
These arc only few notes OF
most Interesting story on rocks and
duarries which could be written out
hero and 1t has not touched the Pu-
cblo county white sandstone nor the
Salida granite or Beulnh marble With
IL should DO added some account OF the
remarkable local brick manufactures.
II there is another point anywhere can
turn out so many kinds and coiors OF
brick as Pueblo. and all OF them first
class in quality, nobody knows.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-28
crGNRo,

fFGMRO)
Some person who signs his name
Chat and Comment" has written and
had published in recent issue Of the
FAN River. Massachusetts News. an
article which takes Pueblo as It's text.
hut which in fact says very little that
is tru. with regarding this city. but
good deal that * misreprescn,a,ive II
not entirely untrue.
EudcaVoring To- take "a charitable
view Of the articles statements | am
inclined To- the belief that the writer
Is the poszessor OF a torpid liver. for
| can discover no positive proof IN his
expressions OF personal grudge
against Pueblo, or Of mercenarS mo-
tlycs in tho interest OF some other city
or locality.
1, Is clear that he is not posted, and
that he admits he has not tried 10 post
himself Tho article seems TO be one
OF n series under the caption seeing
America" and n the one In question
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-28
GRrAr coNt. PROPERTY

A strong local company to operate
one of the largest coal mines In the
West Is In process OF organization ON
Minnesota creek. south ct Somerset IN
Gunnison county.
DEEDS have been filed by nearly a
score OF owners OF coal land co>'oying
to tho new company tracts agErcgat-
ing $50 acres. mostly along Mime
sotn creek. The veins OF bituminouB
ana coking Goals are OF unusual size
and quality and furnish the founda-
tion OF great coal business which will
follow Minnesota creek to Paonin,
from which point branch OF the Rio
Grandc will be constructed on water
grade.
All the land Is In Gunnison county,
altho portions OF 1t run within 500
feet OF the Delta county line, Samuel
G. Porter Is tho leading man in the
promotion OF this great enterprise.