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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
Dobbin on the Bridge

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Two years as secretary 81
United States Trucking Corpora
proved to me that these case,
legends are rot true. "The brldse
a long haul. Don't let the motor
pie fool you. Your notions on
are unfounded.
W. i. wHITTLESE
New York, July 10, 1923.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13

Mail trains must not be DELAYED. NO
matter what happens, President Hard
ing announces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13

You gotta say this much for the coal
strikers: They're certainly conserving
our natural resources.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13

How many postage stamps are we
offered for partly used communication
tlcketT r.. n. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
We Didn't and We're Waiting

Sir: No doubt you received at least
one of those prosperity propaganda
chain letters, saying that if you'd send
at once to nine friends exact copies
you'd have a great piece of good for
tune within nine days. I did and COM
piled.
Exactly on the ninth day I received
notice from the government threaten
ing me with Jail if I didn't pay up in
nine days the back income tax owed;
a jury summons effective in nine days;
cat that have vainly tried to muir
der nine times; played nine holes of
golf, averaging nine strokes a hole;
lost SO in a ninepin game and the best
nine friends l ever had. Otherwise,
nothing but good luck has since been
mine. NURBLIEH.
We were willing, by noon of yester-
day, to give Battling Heat the decision
over Knockout Humidity on points.
DESP AIR
Gray ships are sailing in the murkv
daaen;
Gray ships are sailing, and you will be
gone.
oh, What futile thing my life ,0iU be!
Gray ships are taking you away from
How will I pass the time? Where toiu
90?
Is there no road that leads away from
zoe?
I cannot stroll along sandy shore,
Hearing the aoaves chant, Gone for
evermore."
/ cannot 1oander under starlit skies:
/ must forget the brilliance of your cues.
I cannot aOalk the paths that NAPLES
shade;
Each tree would Groom to me: "Ah,
Where is your maid?"
Hoso aDill / pass the time? Where win
I goa
Ia there no road that leads uaoav from
J. PHILIP STACK.
News from The Hague indicates that
the Peace Conference is about to close
for the summer months. 1t will prob
ably go on the road in the early fall.
o. l.. NJ: Broadcast Specifications
X. /. F. says that o. l.. NJ, radio an
nouncer for WIZ, is tall, fair and
slender, lightweight boxer when off
duty, while l maintain that he is Of
medium height, with dark hair parted
in the middle, wears spats and PLAYS
rafting good game of croquet. Can
you settle this question for us?
W. o. G.
You gotta say this much for the coal
strikers: They're certainly conserving
our natural resources.
Mail trains must not be delayed, no
matter what happens, President Hard
ing announces.
How many postage stamps are we
offered for q partly used Communication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
j. PHILIP STACK.

News from The Hague indicates that
the Peace Conference is about to close
for the summer months. 1t will prob
ably go on the road in the early fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13

We were willing, by noon of yester-
day, to give Battling Heat the decision
over Knock-O Out Humidity on points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-13
THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1922

o~neA by New York Tribune Iac.. New York
Cespes atieu Published daily Ogden Reid, pres-
drst q. veraoq Rogers, eylce President Helen
Rogers Reid. seefetsry; II + Msaneid. Treasurer.
Address. Tribune building t5s Nassau Street. New
ycSk. Telephone. Bsekman Sa9e.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
GENERAL BUSINESS SITUATION

Tho American Exchange National Bank.
Marked improvement in number of directions
reported during tho month although
ers were s'ili inclined qualify their otherwise
favorable reports with tho "spoty. improve
ment noted was nevertheless sisnifcan, char
The yoms am mas @ Issn for time
loadinss stood about half between low
ever. the Increase in ioadnss has been continuous
Which shG Fst showed IN m the Ss week & Of the the
same week the year before Tho week ending February
record year 1890 therefore evident that sea-
sonoy considered the volume of trade FAR this
IT.. Moreover The advane. in sr.in prices which
bushci promises through the incidental increase In
Cotton fell back from It's high
fss Within ,p ns ns spot Spsnd h
year. Tho increased demand for cxpor,
nfean as the for Mne. c.s prieas also M
and near hs end of tho month tho trend toward
other prices unmistakabie. Furthermore retan
1vs per cent, In January a. compared with December
forms new basis for increased confidence the I'M
favorable. United steel Corporation being re-
RarSad buying OF steel showed an and Ss
Ter promise for the future More blast furnace.
tons OF improved confidence
steel Some unscttlcmcnt was noted In prices. but
frmcr tone In evidence and advances predict,
There a seasonal failing off in building activity
in January as compared with December. bu, tho new
month in history.
In the manufacturing field Improvement occurred
I'm textiles. leather steel the
being represented by increased activity in hosiery
Carpets and other divisions Tho market
,inued strong. because OF increased buying OF
tcrias by manufacturers.
Sterling advanced to high level. since the
moyal of tho peg" 1919. Tho basis advance
attributed TO the decrease In exports
resulting In decrcss. in bills London. anti
cpatcd Improvement IN exports failed mstcrsiirc
the bills enabled supporters
market keep prices moving forward with relatively
little effort Francs also moved into high ground
pos,ponement q The Genoa Conference formally
requested by the French and movement for tn. modi
fcatlon OF the Wcishndcn agreement, extending
provisions goods furnished the Balkan
tries. reported
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
replies ars sent direct to ths In.
Quirre.)

9. whe, Is tho term for tho prac-
tiec some people have when puzzled
o, opening IN. Bible AZ random. read
ins q verse. and allowing 1t TO deter
mino the person. course OF action
J. c. ".
\. pivlnatlon by means OF tho Rlbic
Is called bibliomancy Use OF poetic
verses, fixed on hy chance. was com
mon In Rome. Virgil was often used
Tor ihis purposc. .As the bible spread
thru Europe. dcvcut people naturally
turned to q; for direction, Tho custom
stun persists. altho church dignltarics
have frownod upon It.
Q. Was basketball ever called BY
any other auic--p. V. II.
A. Or. Naismith. who invented the
game, says he gave II tho mama In
door Rusby ono OF the players on ono
90 the first teams suggested tho name
Basket Ball and II was promptly
adopted. The fundamental principles
of PLAYING tho game have never been
changed.
q. How many Indian. arc there in
Alaskat-H. r.
\. People classcd as Indian total
~, S5S In the 1890 census OF Alaska
This Is ass per cent of the entire pop
ulation. Persons OF mixed blood AFRO
according to the uon.whi;c
RI cial strain,
g Why is ID. tho absrevistiou for
pound ~, -.
\. The abersvIstlon 'lh 10 derived
frcm the Latin word usra which des-
lxnatcs a certain rncssurc.
.. What Was Black Thursday" :
y. g.
\. BLACK Thursday was the name
given 20 February 6. 1851, In the colony
ot Victoria, Australia. On that day
thc most terrible bush fire In tho an
mails % the colony occurred.
=. What IL the estimated worth OF
tho Rothsehiids IL. NJ.
A. At tho time ~ Nathan Roth
'crili's death in isis the fa-rilv hold
rEs were estimated at ss.opo ooo. .eo9.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
Pueblo's Postmaster General

Pueblo men and women without distinction of party
or class greatly pleased with the appointment of
DIR. Hubert Work, of this city, postmaster general
The news dispatches since the resignation of Will H.
Hays have confidently predicted this appointment, but
there is genuine satisfaction in knowing that it has
been actually made.
1t the Colorado member of the Republican
national committee that Dr. Work made the personal
acquaintance and the record of efficiency that led to his
appointment first assistant postmaster general and his
present appointment is the direct result of his record
as assistant to Mr. Hays The promotion therefore is
strictly upon the basis of merit and this fact the best
possible for believing that Postmaster General
Work will be thoroy successful in his position.
1t is honor to Pueblo to be represented in such
a place in tho national government but it is even
greater honor to have as n citizen of Pueblo n man
who fill such place so worthiy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
Horoscope
- o. ~ss cs.,sL
FRIDAY. MARCH 5. 1872.
Copyright. 1922. by tho McCiur,
Nevspapc- Syndfca.,N

Copyright, 1922. by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicateD
As.rolosers read this ae an unIm-
por,ant day In planetary direction. the
principal s-wsy being that OF Venus
in malcnc aspect.
II Is an unfortunate rule for lovers.
who arc TO nee. with many ;hwar,Ins
and disappointing experiences Will. this
sway prevails.
Under this government OF the stars
both men and women may be unduly
inclined toward sentimental advcu-
lures, which will be unfortunate
Tho ecers give warning that age Is
not protection from tho effect OF tho
rule o, Venus. which win include the
old as well as the young TO WOO.
Fltrtaions will multiply while this
rule prevails and may women prnba bis.
Will be foolish and indlscrect unless
they arc wise enough to let tho head
rule tho heart.
ono Of the results o. this corfisurs-
tior will be an inclination toward ex-
ir.,vs sancc in dress and the indications
are that tho summer will bring profit
to modistes and importers
Mercury In tho fifth house in trIrc
TO Jupiter &. favorable TO tho younger
generation which will DO more and
more inclined toward hcaiStrong tndc-
perdencc that Ignores prc-cp;- and
traditions.
Congress Is to have dis.-nsions that
affect party affiliations. the sccrs pre-
dict.
Politics arc to come strongly to the
front IN public affairs. owing TO some
great national issue.
Mercury ruling the tenth hou.. ,nii.
Gates excitement I'm political matters.
much speech making aud many libel.
that affect both men and women who
seek votes.
New difficulties involving tho man
arcsuent or hospitals and ins7ttu-
lions will arise and reform methods arc
10 be advocated in various states.
Jails arc 20 receive special attention.
owing to ovcrcrcNdcd conditions and
the increatc OF crime
Persons whose hirthdatc II IL have
the auEury Of n quiet. pleasant year.
Roth domestic and financial AFFAIR."
will ho satisfactory.
Children born on thie day will Re In
dustrious and steady. They will not
achieve fame. but will lead serene
lives
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
Small Town Syrnpathies

Pueblo is still enough of village to feel very
sincere personal interest the welfare of the members
OF this community We rejoice in the good fortune of
those who open TO congratulations. and there i.
general and very sincere sympathy for those who
with misfortune
The fire in the Grand Opera House. which is by far
the largest fire Pueblo had demonstrates th, char
aeeristc of the city The losses OF this calamity arc
those OF friends and ncighbors and the feeling
regret and of sympathy with all the tenants Of the burned
building md their employees in universal.
The Harrison players, in particular have won the
good Will of the people of Pueblo by their sincere efforts
to provide clean and wholesome amusement of high
grade Of artistic merit. Such company is valuable
TO any city and it i. the general hope that tho
destruction Of the thcacr with much Of the comranys
equipment will not ncccssitatc their removal from
Pueblo. Anything that be done within reason 20
make possible for them remain ought to he done
This to tho city if not this pains,skin- and
conscientious company OF actors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03

@. Please sdvie. ~ there ar. any
mint, in tho United States except that
At Washington. II. C.7-M. c. c.
\. Thcrc is no min. In Washington,
n. G. The three mint-, being operst-
81 as ruch. arc located at san Fran
cisco. California; Denver. Colo: and
Philadelphia. Pa.
-. which port ships more cotton.
Galveston or New Ori-snsT-u. L. q.
\. Tho Department OF Commerc.
says Gslvcs-on. Texas. shipped twice
- much cotton ss New orleans for
thc year 1890.
.. should poultry houv, be made
or sheet irop--G II
\. Tho Poultry Division does NO.
auvi-c the use ot sheet iron for tho
construction Or a pouitry house. II
would not prove satisfactory for -in-
mcr as iron radis;eS heat. \ house
made ot wood would be better under
all conditions.
.. Do fish siecr--S. I. I. +.
A. The Bureau Of Fisheries say.
that fish do not sleep. At times they
remain quiet fl pools and streams.
q What Is a ticrec IN Auction
Bridgc7-M. w.
y. 4 tiercs IS ;hres cards in Sc
quoucc. Tierc~ Major il Ace. King.
Queen; Ticrcc Minor. K.ns. Queen.
Jack
@. How ia tho name Roosevelt, pro
ncunccdT-S. 7.
4. Assistant Secretary ot tho Navy
Roosevelt; seys that hts ramn is pro-
nounecd rose g Welt. the flrs; syllable
With Il long o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

i5es--Willian c. Nserssdy. one Of the
greatest actors Of his tlmc. born
IN London. Died there. April g.
iS1S
iSt-Thomss rossy hecame governor
OF Indiana Territory.
iis-William II. Crawford Of Georgia
became secretary OF war In Msai-
ron. cabinet
iss7-Consress established leelsls =
tive council fer the territory OF
Michigan.
it1-frarklin Fierce WAS made p
hriGadier xenerpi OF tho United
States army.
iSss-Rev sylvester II Rosecrsnc,
brother Of Ger. Eosecran< be-
came first Catholic bishop OF Co.
lumhus. q.
fsis-Ncmintou senate pssxCa the
measure granting parliamentary
suffrage to the women ~ Canada
laGo-Ai Reno. New. Mary Pickford
wns divorced from Owen Moore
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
IN DAYS NEWS"

Tho name of the Duke OF Manchester.
who is 45 years old today. may soon
be added TO tho list OF aristocratic
players in tho movies" according TO
gossip in London. Tho title borne by
the Duke Is ono OF the oldest and most
distinguished in the English pecrage.
but his bank roll has always been next
TO nix. a condition which his inarrisS.
to the daughter OF tho wealthy Eugene
Zimmerman OF Cincinnati rerredieH
only for short time. as tho .hr-wd
American papa law provided that
his entire estate DO hold in trust In
hts salad days tho Duke acquired a
familiarity with the theater, chiefly
thru his acquaintance with chorus
girls, and lrc also posed as something
OF an amateur actor himself. 20 It is
not surprising TO learn that he is con-
sidcring an offer made tn him by n
nlm company. His Grace succeeded 70
the ttlo IN 1882 following the death OF
his father. tho eighth Duke. who mar
ricd Miss Consuelo fznnsa OF New
York
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
Paving Will Help

The year 1929 is likely to be known in Pueblo as
Street Paving year, and local historians of the future
will trace close connection between these improve
lnens and rapid expansion of the city in every line
If we could look into the future and see Pueblo as
is likely to be ten years from now even five years
from now, there would be occasion for wonderment
and surprise In that time there will doubles. be
many persons who will lament their failure to take
advantage Of the opportunities Such has always been
the experience of growing towns.
There will also be those who will rejoice that they
were able to plan for the future and only to take
advantage of their opportunities but also help make
the good fortune that comes to them
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
An Opportunity Missed

1t is to be regretted that Senator Hitchcock of
Nebraska did not make the most of his opportunity
show himself to be great American. As the leader
tho fight for the ratification of tho of the
League of Nations Senator Hitchcock cnviablc
reputation even among those who did not share his
opinions. But when he attacks the Power treaty
upon the ground that it does not sufficiently reserve
American rights and interests he will find very few
persons who will give him credit for sincerity.
narrow partisan might be expected to try to turn
the tables the Republicans by opposing this treaty
upon the grounds that Republican senator's once
opposed the treaty of Versailles but there is neither
reason nor patriotism in such attempt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

end Of real winter. From the sun will get
warmer and the days markedly longer and it will not be
long before the grass will be green and the trees will
show their fresh green leaves.
This year Pueblo welcomes the coming Spring with
more than usual delight. There has been much more
than tho usual amount of unemployment this winter and
the pinch Of poverty has been felt in tho city as it
not been felt for many years
The coming of Spring means better times all around,
for the busuess man. for wage Garner for the farmer
and for the whole community Pueblo has stood the
of hard times much better than other cities and
has reason to look forward to period Of growth and
prosperity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
RUNNING FOR THE SENA1E--|||,

nation, and It is generally believed
that he will not have serious opposi-
4 tion in this fight. The outcome Of the
election is in doubt.
In the state of Washington the New
berry case may enter into the situa-
ftion. Senator Milos Polndexter return
ed to the Senate after 10 trip to Wash
ington just in tim TO vote for seating
the Michigan Senator. and his foes de
clare that this will hurt him consider
ably. Senator PoindcNtcr docs not
think so. however. II i- tho belief at
tho capitol that Senator Poindcxtcr
viii have no trouble In capturing the
Republican nomination.
on the Democratic side former Rep
rcsentative c. {. Dill is looming up
now as tho probable candidate. Mr..
Dill wa. a member OF the House but a
short time. being defeated for rc-elec-
ton the last time he came up because
Of his votes on the war and war leg
islation.
The California situation right now
seems to indicate the certain rc-elec-
ton OF Senator Hiram Johnson For
n time there was some talk among
Republicans OF putting up n candidate
against him for the nomination. but
this talk has died down and it is be-
iievcd here that he will have no oppo-
siiion In tho primaries. NO Democratic
candidate has thrown his hat in the
ring at this writing. Tho state Is usual
'ly counted upon as safely Republican.
altho IL went for Wilson In 1916, when
Senator Johnson and Charlie, T.
Hughes. then the Republican prcsl-
dental candidate, failed to get to-
Eeihcr-
CONVENTION SYSTEM IN NEW
MENiCO
No primary elections arc held IN
New Mexico the old convention sys-
TEN being used. Senator \. A Jones,
the Democrat whose term expires. Is
expected to seek reelection. and at this
time indications are that he should
have llttle or no trouble IN landing the
Democratic nomination.
The Republican most prominently
mentioned rs an asplrant for the nom-
ination Is stephen b. clark. who was
recently appointed a Judge in the SUI
rrcmc Court Of tho State II " impo. =
stble TO forecast the outcome OF the
November clash at the polls with any
accuracy.
The last state on ;hc list where there
Is a senatorial contest this year IL Ari-
zona- Senator Ashurst. tho Democratic
incumbent. goes out OF the senat., on
the fourth OF March. i9e@. unless hc Is
rc-olcctcd. and Il Is expected thst none
will develop before the primaries
Several Republican seekers % the
tosa arc in the limeliEht. These In
cludc Gov. Thomas r. Campbell.
Dwight +. Heard. Thomas MaddoN(
and J.. =. Clark. Mr.. Clark was uoini-
mated six years ago by the Repuhii-
can voters. and was beaten by Senator
.Ashurst
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
: TOOAYS EVENTS

Greetings to AleNardcr grahqu,
today.
Sevcnty-fvc years ago the Issue of
postage stamps In the United States
was FIRST authorized
Today will be observed thruout the
United states and Canada as day %
prayer for missions
The annual convention OF tho Ma
tional Merchant Marine association
will meet today In Washington. II G.
The annual conference or tho Stu
dent Volunteer Union 81 North caro-
lima Will be entertained tn Greensboro
during the three days beginning to-
day.
\ conference OF international wrcs;-
ling unions Is to open today ~ Stock
holm In conjunction win hc held a
tournament TO determine tho worlds
wrestling championship.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Alexander Graham Bell 9erfetior ~
the telephone. born In Edinburgh. Scot
land. Is years sko today.
Duke of Manchester. who married
Miss Helena Zimmerman OF Cincinnati.
born IN London. i5 years ago today.
RI. Rev. Thomas r. Iilli., Catholic
bishop OF Kansas City. born at Lex
iurtor. Mo. 60 years ago today.
william NJ Calder. senior United
states senator from New York. born
In Brooklyn. 81 years ago today.
James W, Wise, representative IN
congress ~ the sixth Georgia dis,ric,
born To Henry county. Ga, ~ years
aso today
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
LIQUOR TRIEFTCkER
rs FOUND GTTLTT

NEW YORK. March Edward
Douessn vas found guilty today and
Miss EoSina Ssssons not gui,tv o, con-
spring to defrsui the sovernmtnt on
big scale By trsfnckinE in stolen
liquors withdrawal permits. ponsEan
was rsmandtd for sentence Trs gov
ernuent charged that noneEan had
made moro than S.ool coo thru liquor
frauds and chsracterizinE the rir-
formerly a clerk IN the statc prohf.
ition directors office as IAN untoriu.
nste instrument and tool" pointed out
that the jurors could recommend mercy
in her case.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

tAuy reader can Ey-t the an
swcr to any asr>tion by Whiting
The Chicftain Information b.
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victor. Washington. u. G. TsaAa
offer applies strictly to ,nformA-
ton. Tho Bureau cannot give
advice on legal. medical. aDA
financial matters. IL does not
attempt TO settle dosncstic Sroo.
hicr. nor 10 undertake cahAU0-
tive rcGn~rch on any subteC1
Write your question plainly and
briefly. Give fun name and 81
drr~s and enclose two c~nts h
stamp- for return postage. All
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
FASHION HINT

In accordance to the rsouest Of
many readers The Chisftain has ~
sumed the fashion ssrvice which
proved so popular. We hava made az.
rangemsnts with the Beauty Pattern
company of New York to supply the
patterns to our readers and to run in
The Chieftain Illustrations of the lat
-! and most convenient styles. These
are OF special interest and ADVANTAGE
to the home dressmaker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent direct to
The Chieftain office, but the pattsrns
will be sent from the pattern COM
pany direct to the person ordering
them.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
ICE GORGED RIVER
WENiCES DINON, I'LL.

DIXON. Ill. March Water from
6orEcd Rock river. rising slowly dur
Ing then iEht flowed into the fire pits
at the city gas plant today and stop
ped further Manufacture. with less
than a days supply OF gas In the
holder the city faces a complete
famine OF tho fuel
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
The End Of Winter

Puehlo's usual February cold storm straycd over
the line into March this year but it the less the
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY

Fresident-oIect Harding arrived In
Washington.
I. $. attorney general ruled beer and
wine may DO prescribed rs medicine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03

A SIMPLE SERvICEABLE APRON
1895. This apron has a very prac-
tical pocket 1t Is one piece model.
with tho back shaped to form belt OK
tensions that hold tho fulness OF tho
front In place. Dotted pcrcale is hero
shown. with rick rack braid for
trimming.
The Pattern Is cut in Sizes: Small
Medium. Large and Extra Large. y
Medium size will require 2N yards
of Ss inch material
Pattern mailed TO any address on
receipt Of l0c In silver or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03

Lost articles may be recovered
thru a Chieftan wan,ad. Phone
1855.