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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16
PLAINS SUGAR BEETS
FRS, Cons gnmrnt Shipped From
Hereford Last Week Ship
ped 70 Kansas Refinery

SpunguE "a surprise even on
many 0i our own ctlcua and a
flash oft wonder OU other o." ns
iu Texas. Hereford ships Ylt
TINS week the arst carload 1t
sugar beets. ever raised BOO
Texas. Next week wil. record
the loading Of fourteen more car,
making a far traInIOad of the
sugar producers.
Credit for this achievement
must be placed % the slogan.
Water soil and sunshine
which PLAYED the all important
part ou the Mcdonald Irrigation
Farms.
Mr. ID. /. Mcdonald who has
had charge OF the demonstration
is satisfied with the results. and
the beet experts who have visited
Hereford are more than pleased
with the outlook.
The harvest OF the 30 acres OF
beets beginning this week. A
lister made especially for rais-
ing the beets out of the ground
will be used.
Hand labor viii then top'the
beets and load them into wag-
ons. The tops will be used for
feeding purposes.
The beets will be shipped 20
the refinery at Garden City.
Kansas.
4 test shows that the Hereford .
Oeets viii Weld about IL per
cent sugar a good percentage
and enough 10 Justify planting
a large acreage next year The
Hereford Brand. II
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16
10 Our Friends

The dinner and supper given
yesterday by the Methodist
ladies. al the Elite Cafe" under
the auspices Of the Ladies Mis-
sionary Society. we are glad 10
note, was a success in every
particular, and in this connection
we wish 10 express our apDrecia-
ton of the liberal patronage OF
our friends. by which we secured
a neat sum for our work. We
desire also. % thank Mr.. Judd
and others for their iberality.
And especially. do we wish 10
extend our thanks 20 Mr..
Losey. manager OF the Cafe. and
his helpers. for their kind assis-
tance in our entertainment.
From the courteous treatment
we received at their hands. We
feel warranted IN saving 90 the
public that you will make no
mistake in patronizing the Elite
Cafe.
The T. ~. S.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16
SALT WORKS BURNED
Radford Loses Heavily in Serious
Fire at Colorado Last Sat-
urday Night

The Radforu Salt Works two
miles east of Colorado City were
consumed by fire Saturday
night, the loss being complete
with the exception of the new
boiler room. Several Texas d
Pacific tank cars were also de-
stroyed.
The flames began at about
seven o'clock. The Salt Works
are located on 7. & p. siding
known as Saltburg and were the
property of j. NJ. Radford. of
Abilene. The fire is thought %
nave caught from an electric
wire Mr. Radford, IN a tele-
phone conversation with the Re-
porter lass night was not pre-
. .I....lte
.eue i.cpOrull
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16
Aruund RaMs

II. Il. McDermott has returned
from the Lubbock country, where
he has been seeding broom corn.
DC. Worsham came over from
LuSbock Weduesday Mr.. Nor
sham is preparing t0 open up a
dry goods stock ln connection
with j. J. Cutters grocery store.
We extend Mr.. Norsham a hearty
welcome 10 our town.
John K. Rails was DO the wreck
which occurred ou the Santa Fe
iu Oklahoma this week IN which
the engineermau was killed. It
was at first feared that Mr. Rails
was badly hurt. but telegrams
from him conveyed the iutorma-
ton that he was only slightly in
jurei. He was in the sanitarium
II Ardmore. and Mrs. Rails star
Ied there Thursday, but on reach
ing Lubbock learned that Mr..
Rails was in no danger at all.
and returned. Rails Banner.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

In another column Of this issue
viii be- found the program for
the Lubbock County Sunday
School Association. Look Il up
and III YOU are on fOr q number.
make the necessary preparations
and b. on hand % DO your part.
This h q great work. and n car
ned on nsht vii b. Of great
benefit o. the sunday Scho0l
work of fhis country.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16
EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS
Examiners viii Meet Dec 7, 8 and
9th Under Rules Under State
Department Of Education

The following from the Stat,
Superintendent Of Education e
the County Superintendent is
self.explang tory:
You are hereby requested e
give public notice that the regu.
lar examination for teachers GER
tihcates will be held by your
county board of examiners on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
December Z, s, and 9, 1911, and
that the following schedule for
said examination has been pre-
scribed by the State Department
of Education.
Thursday: Forenoon, History
Of Education, Solid Geometry.
English and American Litera-
ture; Afternoon, Psychology,
Chemistry, Plane Trigonometry,
Bookkeeping.
Friday: Forenoon, Texas His
tory, Physiology, Spelling, Read
ing; Afternoon, Methods, United
States History, Geography, Ag-
Saturday: Forenoon, Arith-
metic. Grammar, Physical Geog
raphy Plane Geometry; After
noon. Civil Government. Alge-
bra, General History, Compost
IOu
Iae county board OF exsmi-
1ers must not grade papers OF .
applicants for State certificates.
jut the papers of said applicants.
ogether with the reports on the
prescribed forms, must be for
Faual I1 the State Department
If Education az Austin on the
fteruo1u of the last dav of the
Examination.
Remember that each person .
uterug the examination must
ppIy at the beginning for a
tate eartucate or for q county
eruhcate. and that the county
.0arI of examiners shall grade
My the papers for county sec. F;
nd grade certificates. In order
o build TO certificate Of higher :
rade, a person must first get a ,
tate second grade certificate.
rter which. he may take the eX- !
mlnatlOn IN one or more sub I
ects IN any examination, until /
e completes his examination for I
igher grade certificate. The /
pplicaut should not attempt 20 {
axe too many subjects at one
xaminati0n, but in building, il q
.ould be- better tor him 10 take
be examination IN only two or p
lree subjects at a given time, +
ld thus do better work and
lake higher grades. Z
Respectfully yours, e
r. NJ. BRALLEN. N
State Superintendent.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

Mr.. r. r. Brown. Of Estacado.
was In the Review Office today
and ~ conversation he tells Va
thai ne will probably be- M the
race tor County and District
Clerk o. Crosby county the com.
my year and that be- has fully
made up has mind unless some.
thing should change him. Mr.
brown isa Democrat h a good
citizen and has had considerable
experience in the capacity Of
I liers ~ other points Crosbyt0n
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

new one by changing their paper
to another party at the same ad-
dress.
10. No one in anyway con-
nected with the Avalanche will
be allowed 10 enter the contest.
II. The management OF the
Avalanche reserves the right TO
withdraw any name not answer
ing the requirements Of the con-
test.
Il. No one stopping their
paper and starting it again dur
my the contest Wlil be considered
a new subscriber.
l3. A committee Of business
men will use q Burroughs Ad-
ding Machine Co count the votes
at the close of contest.
According % announcement
at The beginning of the contest il
viii close at 300 o'clock. Satur-
day, November p. after which
hours no votes viii be received
by any contestant. After that
hour the votes viii be counted
and the announcement of the
winner will be made at 3 O'Clock
and the premiums delivered from
this office.
There is plenty of time yet for
q great change IN the standing
of contestants, though no change
was made this week. There will
be a determined effort put forth
20 win the first prize by every
contestant during the next ten
days, and as a special inducement
10 contestants TO get new sub
scrlbers, we will give a special
coupon good for 10000 votes 10
those who bring IN p new year
20 the paper. and
10000 for each one who brings
M $50 on renewals up % the last
iay of the contest.
The next ten days gives YOU a
great opportunity % make bic
gaines On the contest and il will
be your interest 20 get busy.
Remember y0u are going 10 have
70 do some hard work il you win
he first prize, for there is going
% be warm competition for il
Turing the remaining days Of the
struggle.
Get busy. Get your friends
'usyand YOU will win a premium
hat will be of great worth to
.0u the balance of your life.
HOW THEY STAND
/. Miss Glenna Burns.
2. Rosa May Jones.
3 Curtis R.fNfr
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16
PLAINS PANHANDLE
Country Has Held up Wonderfully
Under Conditions and Future
Prospects are Bright

The Daily Panhandle. publish
ed IN Amarillo has the following
to say with regard 10 condition
in this part of the state:
Perhaps no time IN the entire
history of the Panhandle has she
been In as good condition gener-
ally as she is today.
The crop harvested and
marketed and the great quantity
of grain and stock TO be sold will
be by far the heaviest grain and
feed crop ever raised in the Pan
handle.
Fortunately the year 1911 in
most sections of the Panhandle,
while favored with only the
normal amount of rain fall, il
came when most needed. From
everywhere comes the lamenting
of drouth stricken countries and
short crops. but not so with the
Panhandle. Not only has the
Panhandle raised ample 10 feed
five million cattle, and other live
stock, but train load after train
load of her products nave gone
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

G. =. French and wife. and
the latter's brother. Gus MINI.
travelling IN Mr.. French's Cole
Thirty. were in Abilene yester-
day Cn route % Temple. their
home. after a tour 90 Post
tDs ll .nrk and D'h.r towns
on the lower Panhandle. They
were held up by rains along the
route and had had much trouble
with the car Abil ne Reporter.
A ]. Shropshire left Nednes
day Tor SweeiWater. where be-
will spend a few days and WiIl
probably ~ 90 Marlin before re-
tuning home. He has beer
suffering wlth rheumetism for
several days and hopes 10 be-
benefited by ths rhHnFe
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

DR.. J. W. Carter was In our
office Tues lay and paid the paper
some nice compliments. IT, re-
ports everything IN the vicinity
Of Crosbyton In good shape. The
town h growing rapidly and the
farm lands of that section are
fast bring pat into cultivation.
Most every farmer is increasing
his acreage this SEASON, and many
neE farms are bcing opfned.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16
PLans fIas

Canyon City, Tex. Nov. l3.
That the Panhandle is adapted
% production Of flax has been
clearly demonstrated by ID. l.
HickOX, near this city. Mr.
HickoX had about two hundred
acres Of flax under cultivation
this year and he reports an aver
age yield of fifteen bushel %
the acre. which he sold at three
dollars a bushel. Mr.. HickoX Is
from Minnesota. where flax is
grown extensively. He came
here last year and thoroughly in
vestlgated the conditions with a
view 10 the grow ing of flax. Ills
investigation satisfied him that
he could raise just as good a
product as he had grown on his
Minnesota farm. Tie accordingly
put two hundred acres under
and is SO well pleased
with his venture that next year
he will plant two thousand acres.
He made enough from his crop
this year 10 pay for the land on
whN,h II was planted.
Farmers IN this vicinity have
been much interested in Mr..
crop and many have
stated that they would devote a
small acreage of flax next year.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16
Big Cattle Deal

Spur. Texas. W. j. Lewis has
returned 70 Spur from New
Mexico where he purchased
1000 head OF stock cattle from
the Van Natta herd. The pur-
chase price was Sl25. 900. These
cattle will be wintered in the
Spur pastures.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

Sam {. ArnetL Of the Spade
ranch in Terry county was
hers looking alter business The
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

Read the al of Martin a Hol-
land IN this issue. They have
moved into the Citizens National
Bank building and have a tcg
attractive place. they invite
the trade % visit them Boz their
new home and promises % eX-
tend every courtesy n0TH'. On
the trade.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

W. X. Payne last week sold his
residence IN the southwest part
of town 10 Simeon O'Neal. and
he and Mn. Payne will leave the
latter part Of this week for ~
Paso. where they will make their
home In the future
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

W l.. Elwood left this week
Tor his home in Dckalb. lll..
after spending several weeks
here looking after business INST
ters connected gilh he ranch
prupeFlV hans.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

George Root and Mr.. Airing
ton. Of Colorado. were here the
first of the week. They started
out FOR a trip 90 Seminole. but
broke an axle Of their auto near
Meadow. and were compelled 90
return 10 Lubbock and remain
till the extra piece could be- ship
ped from Dallas by express.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-16

HOW THEY STAND
l. Miss Glenna Burns.
? Rosa May Jones.
3. Curtis RathH.
T. Mrs Annie Pearson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24

Japanese
pen pay knowing
would disredt community in which he lives
glorious thing going
millions hundred million fortiyng
maintaining
will will be fulfilled American and
will accomplished Frenchmen foreign
vessels floats majestcay through the locks the
a n absolutely commercial
after all chestswemg cheering the speechmakng
what cnali nation
Swedish,
Brazilian with only while waship
flag Them conditions much the better win
and each other, it is all doing usi
foreign
Orient Australia American
ships
1t will transcontinental
freight
will conditions Hawaii
the Amerc
Lacking marine great commercial
viii built and for it, 1t possible of
that the canal will induce the building American ships but
this a
preference canal tolls the difference
the operation and those
under subsidy
the laws that make American operation than those
of other nations would alone help out the situation.
From New York miles the canal
eghteennot liner could make the nor Of that
capacity could make Honolulu fifteen There
plenty making speed
forbid could be with Francisco
eHpouoto be eongto the Coast city aud to
Honolulu Hu-and here against againhere American
liners make the
business eoasWise
law regarding popular getting the San Francisco
exposition would be TO board ship New York Boston and sail for the
Is
then taking part 10 the celebration
But under conditions pride viii be drowned
shame lacking merchant marlae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
Small Talks

glad be a comeback
got my spite
during
III rubbe onventio next
A. roundup isn't patch the
by Settlement
safe predict that Honolulu viii get to be
regular if these rains keep
the Chinese baby with teeth ism
SO much. 1 told you about teethf
believe REFORM when it is practical
of the tenem best kind know Of
Juvenile anywhere the kids
of viii still do the old work.
after the grabbing begins
kind of deal this Hilo getting from
excurni This talk of trouble is all sness
Who been knocking anyway
REPRESENTATIVE KAAIANoULU the fifth district members
interpretehp why he should
not be appointed it up the fifth district.
p. club
building excellent Quite number Of Y NJ G. A.
either o the street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24

hunting MP easndsf, asking wssimn
begins te choose between the
eou and those Of bis who refuse 70 be eensaed at dollar and o
involving other equally diageeabe subjects
and for the occasion wherever gathered there IS Chinatown
lie that idea the Bible
why sidelghs you will
tell Why that likewise wise In order make salad
dressing wanted particular brand olive oil grocery
had sold the last he had Governor Fear University Club for ball
Anxious keep husband from having his
dinner would not get salad up his standard inquired how the famine
oil might be avoided Even Jacob sent his numerous boys into Egypt
fed being by their brother with Bert
Peterson coat directed to store on King street went The
polite manager suave, spectae
white that he other
pg mn packages and putting them into boxes and mailing M the boxes and
printing addresses the both in Chinese English For
wholesale house. well retail When merchant brought back
bottle proper pure guarantee
asked him what all the things going into the boxes and where the boxes
were going
chants the other islands getting enterang busy Lyehee and other
being shipped Dorsa tops which erstwhe gave notice OF the approach
devouring submarine commonly called shark
th hir had narrowly sscaned cantns m loot during the BoS war were
placed Plenty piles Chino1e tobao
of cigarette hundreds containing for augh knew
Innings Acknowledged Celestial
birds packed tendey lovingly
with Ginger and Jared helped out Confectionery and watermelon
seeds and funny little tdbimabe te urpugewch might be
slipped
knives forks but bundles and bundles ecks Some the
of the shipment looked like for conumptve but couldn't
yearly
blank shipment
have flexible backs resemble which
white money
bills The
necessity early
purpose
package heavy by
its dm reminded made through Frausco Chinatown
earthquake
in and that Beckons awake instead of could
Poi
suspicious cestay aerativey
Al Konohi is hand
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24


Rs achieved
literary business carefully
his halfdolar contributions
derived from rentals buildings the japanese teah Carl On
Magoon Block Winston House
Honolulu,
and the dollars
piercing winter and the
parchng Hawaii
crowding the filth qualor and misery
other things that .Ris after hand
The "frOnt" these buildings usually
all
reasonably initiate the New York small
inspection
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
URGES FoRTIFIcATlONs.

NEW YORK, january 90. At the
annual banquet in this city, last even
ing, OF the Pennsylvania Society, PFesi'
dent Taft again urged, IN most EN-.
phatic manner, the fertilization o. the
Panama Canal Zone. His remarks were
received with enthusiastic applause.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
nITEREsTING TO MOTHERS HOW
TO CURE ooUaHg AND COLDS.

There h one subject which always in.
terests the mothers Of young children,
and that Is how 10 treat their coughs
and colds, Or 10 ward on q threatened
attack Of eronp, For this purpose We
can recommend Chamberlain 8 Cough
Remedy u always proves beneficial,
Ia case Of Group Il should DO given a.
soon ~ the eFoupy cough appears, 30 AZ
10 prevent the attack. Keep Il AZ hand
ready for instant nse. May m0iheTa
DO 40, aRd II saves then much nBoafli
ness For sale BY an dealeTa, heaaoH,
Smith a Co, Lidy Agsnil feF uaPal,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24

humble slide alleys leading
back Tho besipeihaps should sunday
the evening when The entire population appreciate
that conditions exist which, ihe appear Secretary
promotion literature.
sidelghh talking through knocking Hoouiu.
e good to live and die
occasionally no nrm perhaps good may
IL pick friends yours enjoying during gobetrottng
trip half day with you will autoseht-
seeing trip You win Kakaako and speed
ordinances when
other kinds point grounds
splendid bathing places all Of those things
win be delighted beautiful surely coming
long visit" and such like apprecave
from As down. call their particular
from King Waikiki odlooking
trees on the maka side and keep attention
made Do your
necessary being made
side Should this unfortunately happen when
whether the expressions would have quite 10 genuine ring
For, if they would things pleasant
physical would piled
vegetables temptation
yielded only
Many children happy only happiness
of God gifts childhood growing
maturity inevitably happiness memory
would they whisky gross
tubs by the would
sanitation which
during hard
The place mentioned but they
although existence
has been place
soing reflection that quite Chrisianl
investment
things don't That the duty of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24

The only Nike Patton brought down
the house on Saturday night with bis
sanea and recliatlona Mike u there
with The goods Al right ae an enter
iaineE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
LET Us PARTICIPATE.

Of coming
fellows
they live his
endeavOrs result physical
bed of hibiscus flowers there is going to be trouble
inventory in
handle Wives
daughters and sweethearts along
the of the rights
be told but And particularly
brilliant been
dipId will gentle the forced
house. Hence competency
program, typewriter
includes ball includes
function Ceremonial"
indigestion which
shrunk night they designate TRADITIONAL
as participate the it.
charge politician and being but married he will
himself but his influence
along the lines
get busy general principles
comfort of the novices, let call chen
party guests visiting good
profit
prints rambling probably
Should it entirely Sideg having
preserved copy
between funny looking
in Turk, Hindu hobbes female
of
o a color, and paresis as to possession
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24

The Floral Parade Poster.
Their Mean Advantage.
launching on Car Tickets.
The Faking Correspondent.
The Canal and Our Merchant Marine
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-10
item FOR WOMEN

Marlboro, Mass, June l, 1910. I can
frankly say that Partisan Sage has
given me perfect satisfaction, and will
highly recommend it as a hair grower
and beautifier, and a sure cure for
dandruff. l also have recommended it
to several people, and it has given
wonderful results.-Mrs. G. Barteaux,
Is Main st.
Cynthianna, KY, June 3, 1910. l
have only used two bottles of Paris
ian Sage, and l find my hair has in.
creased wonderfully in thickness and
luxuriance and beauty. The dandruff
all disappeared, was wonderfully sur
prised, as have tried many hair re-
storers, though I have found none that
ever has helped my hair except Paris.
ian Sage, so can say it is worth all
of the hair restorers have ever found,
and I will tell many friends about it.
Gratefully your friend. Miss NJ. Clough
Box 212.
The Lenhart Drug Co. guarantees
Partisan Sage to kill dandruff germs,
eradicate dandruff, stop falling hair
and itching scalp, or money back. 1t
is the most delightful and refreshing
hair dressing in the world and is not
sticky or greasy. The Lenhart Drug
Co. and druggists everywhere sell It
for so cents a large bottle. The girl
with the auburn hair is on every pack
age.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-10
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT
A PORTAL elevator

Portal, N. D., May 1O.-R. U. Car
ter of the Carter Independent Eleva-
tor company Of this city met with a
peculiar and what might has been
fatal accident when he fell into the
elevator pit with a lighted lantern
in his hand. Carter was walking
along through the building when he
accidentally stepped into the opening
and 1t was not until smoke and fire
was seen coming from the pit that he
was discovered.
Helping hands at once dragged him
from the pit, although he was upcon.
scious and almost smothered by the
smoke. The citizens turned out and
before great while succeeded in
putting out the fire started when the
lantern broke before 1t had done much
damage.
Mr.. Carter, whose family lives in
Canada, Is now In the hospital, and
while his injuries are of a serious m.
ture, his recovery 10 assured.