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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28
PRIZE WINNERS
Successful Winners OF Prizes in
the Contests n Lubbock Dur
ing the Holidays

During the holidays a number
Of our merchants offered special
inducements 10 the holiday trade
IN the way Of prizes. and
we have obtained a list Of them
as follows.
The Red Cross Pharmacy gave
away a beautiful doll 10 the per
son guessing the nearest 10 the
exact number Of beans in a jar.
and City Marshal Fry was the
successful man and the doll was
delivered to NJ. Fry. who in
turn presented il 10 his daughter.
making her a most highly ap-
preciated Christmas gift.
Crawford the Jeweler. proposed
10 give away a pretty clock 10
the person who guessed the time
Il would stop after having been
wound up. Callie Dean made
the successful guess. being
within one minute OF the time
that Il stopped.
AZ the Retreat a box Of choco-
late candy Vas offered the party
who held the corresponding
number % the one opposite which |
thry signCd his name IN a book
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28

az an example 10 the eastern
towns that the west is civilized
that we know as well how tc
behave as they and the only diff
ference is that we DO and they
DO not.
Before the Avalanche reache,
our readers again a new year
win have been ushered in. Il
wiI. bring with it many New
Year resolutions Keep them.
for we know they will be good
ones live them and the world
win like you better for it. The
Avalanche wishes aII ITS readers
q happy and prosperous 1912.
Ne have worked hard 20 help
build the town and develop the
country during The past twelve
months We believe that we
have not iauored in vain. We
are expecting still greater things
Iu the future. and expect 10 be-
here % help bring them about as
best we can. As a whole, We be-
ieye the Avalanche is appreci-
ated. Some people do as much
as they can without iniurIng
their own business 30 pull us
down. but they are so hopeIessIy
% the minority that we scarcely
notice what they DO. We can
bat forgive them for they do so
because they infer too much and
DO not take the trouble Co inyes-
uga,e. We hope they will make
some good resolutions for the
new year and keen them. it'H
bee better for us all.
We wish sou success during
the next year. and believe that
there Is greater things in store
Tor US during the next twelve
months than we have enjoyed in
the past
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR THE CHILDREN At CHURCHES
As We'll as MANY Private Trees Town, Brought Much Joy the
Little 0nes-Behayor Good in Town-No Fatalities to Mar
the FestiyItes-A Happy New Year to All

Since the last issue of the
Avalanche Christmas has come
and gone. 1t is history pleas
ant to remember by avery large
percent Of the people OF our
tovu. IL was pleasant times.
The occasion was celebrated 90 a
large extent iu "A most commend
able manner by the people Of
Lubbock Although the weather
was not as clear and nice as usua,
Iu this part of the state. still the
festivities OF the season were eu-
gagged boo and greatly enjoyed by
most every one.
There were Christmas trees at
the Baptist. Methodist and
Cumberland churches for the
Sunday Sch0a. children and all
ere most successfully planned
ua presented The Bap
aple had their tree ON the
saturday night preceding
Christmas. while the Methodist
and Cumberland trees were on
Christmas night The weather
was cold bat the attendance was
good and the conduct excellent
at each of these churches
A number of private family
trees were given in town. and
were the source OF much joy AID
genuine pleasure among the
little FOLKS. as we'I as MANY of
the older ones
Tasiug tacocas,iJn ali through
tda conduct n town was very
aae The peace officers report
uo serious trouble. .n fact none
except feN who uUh.l .l0
freely of joy water eno bad
90 De- corrected
The boys enjoyed themselves
o. the ful. extent of the word.
and with all the celebrating that
was engaged in. there is not a
fatality reported from Lubbock.
We belIevs that Lubbock kept
straight all the way through as a
whole. and her fair name stands
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28

prepared for the purchase. and
Miss Blanche Friedrich was the
successful one.
Judd & Son offered three priz-
es for the boys who guessed
nearest TO the number of bales
Of cotton ginned by the two Lub-
book gins up 10 the 2ith of Dec
ember, and the following boys
were the successful ones: Donald
Constable won first prize a suit
of clothes, his guess being 1873:
Claude Davis. second. pair of
shoes, his guess 1862. Virgil
Davis third prize. a hat, his guess
1882. The exact number ginned
20 the date Of December oath
1872 bales.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

The subscription department of the Avalanche has not
been making It's owners for time and II IS
necessary that some action be taken 90 make pro-
dcng department the other departments of the bus
ness We nave studied the matter had thought Of
the deficit the subscription department bat did
wish 20 increase the readers Though the paper
plan that believe will % matter
Heretofore has been the of the paper send
the subscribers u they ordered discontinued and by th
elou We nave peaSed many Whe otnerS continue 70 take
the paper from the office and when bin for it, either
write insulting letter stating that they did appreciate
our hoeray with them and refuse to for IT. else treat
notice with silent causing of
several hundred dollars OF list Of thousand which
causes loss IN the subscription department Il VIII be the
policy of this paper the beginning the lst day
pad TOT uer paper IN advance We intend hs TO cover all
II may take week after that date for get the
of OF the hist but will be dropped book
Keeper can get to with his pencil and you fail to get
Avalanche after that date YOU will know what is the
wtht OF there mistakes that any bus
ness lou may be dropped of by mistake but we Will
deavor 10 be know and ii an error
should happen to be made will gladly if brought
attention The date your subscription paid appears
the label of your paper opposite your You can see
for yourself when subscription the date the
label indicates. For instance if the date Lip your
subscription expires the first of January 1912 Notices
have been all
expired and will be mailed to whose subscriptions will
expire in time for their renewal reach before being
dropped account Of expiration of their time We do
wish 10 drop anv of the names from cur list mt we must
remedy the deficit that has occurred year fer number
OF m subscription department and believe by
the pay advance plan which will insure that get for
the paper that send out will 20 extent remedy the
ailment The Avalanche worth the pnc, that charge
for II and and dolarin advance you is small
dollars and then certain per-
cenage Of that Watch date the label you
see that s about 10 expire drop and hand dollar 20
extend il anohery year town mail Il 70 us and we
Will receipt you for We believe this will b. better for
all concerned and work hardship Of while the
oe way sometimes the paper goes on % some one you are
sending 90 when really thought stopped and had
to state 80 when you ordered sent Look Label and
act accordingly
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28
GROUND WET DEEP; WILL PERMIT EARLY FLOWING
Farmers Will Have Splendid Opportunity Prepare Their Land
For the Ensuing Season-Stock Doing SpIendidIy-Range
Good-More Small Farms Necessary

doubt that the yield will exceed
any other.
The people of this section we
believe will diversity next year
more than ever before, and if
the intensified method is also
adopted there will be no doubt
Of even greater success than in
the past The great need Of
the country now is smaller farms
and more farmers. We believe
that the land owners would do
well 90 divide their .arge tracts
into smaller ones and place a set
of improvements on the land.
which would be inducements for
farmers TO come here and make
crops. Rent it to them, until
they are able 10 buy il. Don't
hold on TO your large tracts of
land with the hopes Of making
the only profit that il will ever
make let the other fellow have
a chance and the country Will
settle up and your small holdings
will be worth more than your
thousands Of acres will ever be
worth as they now stand
Ira Judd, of Amarillo. brother
Of A. Judd, Of this city, spent
several days here during the
christmas festivities, returning
tuesday to his work in the Santa
Fe Offices at Amarillo. His wife
who has been visiting here sever
Al weeks returned with him.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28

The promises Of the season
seem to be that there is some
thing great in store for the
people m this section the prom.
ise is that of well filed barns.
bigger bank accounts and other
conditions that make the country
prosperous. Up 70 the present
time there has been more rain
and snow fell jn this section of
the state az this season Of the
year than for sevral seasons
past and the prospects are good
for more moisture before the
weather clears up. The ground
is wet thoroughly and the
farmer viii have an opportunity
% prepare his land early for
the reception of the seed for
next season S crop.
While we have been having
continuous cold weather for the
past month. the weather has not
been so severe that livestock
suffered TO any great extent, and
-auchman state that their stock
are doing splendidly the range
being good, and they are not an
.icipating other than their entire
nerd will go through the winter
without any loss.
The wheat crop of this section
yi.i be larger than any previous
.ear, and with the present pros
lectS az hand there is little
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28

Mrs. A. J. Hicks writes her
husband that she and family will
arrive in Lubbock next Sunday.
They have been away several
months. but are returning 10
make this their home again.
They will occupy their residence
in the Overton Addition as in the
past and their old neighbors
will be pleased 20 have them re-
turn.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28

ID. W Osborne. Of Pampa. is
spending the holidays here. the
guest Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Osborne. who reside
SIX miles south Of town.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28

iosllips of The world. Among
other things YOU saw Man
looketh upon N, outward ap.
pearance. but God lookcth upon
the heart. -
How very true. Then God
pity the dram seller who fills
his Golfers with blood money.
wrung from the bleeding hearts
of widowed mothers, and home
less childhood. Now A, b. if
YOU do not get a job with friend
Barnum, ! wish you would return
to the prohibition fold, and help
US TO rid Texas of the accursed
saloon. Then we can mutually
enjoy the happy songs that will
ARISE from once desolate homes,
while Angels will peep over the
silvery parapets of heaven.
and bend a listening ear TO catch
the sweet echos of that music. as
1t floats out upon our southern
breeze.
1op further say, Prohibition
is fhited sepulcher. beautiful
TO contemplate. but it won't bear
investigation. Its contrary to
both scripture and reason. " /
am afraid you have neglected
your Sunday School on you
wouldn't write thus. Again,
you say Prohibition is the axis
upon which the world revoIyes.
The larger the axis, the greater
inc uucuou. And ,a- smaller
.ue a>s, Jue les, ,re friction.
This is certainly a remarkable
proposition, and it seems To me
hat It could only be produced by
4 Spontaneous combustion result
ng from a chimerical ostentati0n
If your cerebellum. Uncle Solo
nan. that wise old man. has fur
iished Us with two proverbs,
which gives something of a
.oubie geared argument. and |
mn at a loss 10 know which one
o apply IN your case, for in one
erse he says, Answer not a
ool according to his folly, lest I
hou also be like unto him.
And in the next verse he says,
Answer a fool according 20 his
oily, lest he be wise in his own
1nceit. "
! would notice some other
olnts, lnot argumentsl bat my 3
.tter Is already TOO Iong,so Twill 3
lose with the words of a certain /
reacher The God that made |
he loiJy mountain. made the |
title hil,. The God that made |
be- might ocean. made the little |
iyuIet' and | wiIIadi. that when |
cod made you, be- made a daisy. !
Very hudy Yours.
GEO. NJ. HUNT.
I. $. ! hope you win appreci- /
te the fact that in our first cor
espoudence ] have eudeavored !
% touch YOU lightly.
jim Terra Anderson left last
thursday for McCauley, where
ne visited her grandmother. and
-as also present az the marriage
I her uncle, Jno. A. Wilson and |
liss Tennie Celium, which oc-
aSsion was solemnized last Sun
ay afternoon at $3.50. The bride
known by a large number of
he people Of this city, having
ssided here several months and
as employed by Mrs. A. L.
reenhilI in the millinery de-
artment of her ladies furnish
* store.
Married Christmas
Christmas afternoon al five
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28
klttttR AND REPLY
Mr. Geo, N, Hunt Receives letter
and Replies TO Same Doubt
fuI Identity

Some days ago Mr. George NJ.
Hunt of this city received the
/ following letter. He does not
know whether the author is a
young lady. elderly lady or a
gentlemen, but replied to the
letter politely and in a very
gentlemanly way:
Mr. George NJ. Hunt,
Lubbock, Texas.
Dear Sir / saw your name in
Home and State, and | presume
YOU are pro. | used TO be a
pro. and thought it was right,
at least, | supposed it was, it al
ways looked good 10 me. St.
John says Judge, not by the
appearance, bat Judge righteous
judgment" Man looketh on the
o,,tYard appaarsrca but Cod
Ioogatb at tbo bosrt call is no,
ooIJ that oIittars 90 probjbitiop
il o. vj,ta5 sarrIc5sr besuff1I
without. nice 90 look AT, nice 20
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-28
Married Christmas

Christmas afternoon at five
O'Clock Mr.. Jack Tubbs. son Of
lsham Tubbs. of this city and
Miss Mary Dean Martin. daugh-
ter of Raleigh Martin. one of
Lubbock's prominent grocery
dealers. were united in marriage.
The Avalanche joins their
many friends in wishing them a
long. happy and prosperous
journey over the matrimonial
seas.
r. r. Crawford. the house
mover aud wife. are visiting rea-
tives in Stamford. during the
holidays. and also looking after
business matters for a few days.
They will return % Lubbock
sometime during next week. Mr..
Crawford has some house moving
10 DO early in the year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

aoOallerie beIebt, Die fortpd6rsnb ndh
allen Ri4tunsen ansrtff.
Die 9ebolterung, Die betpafFnet mar,
letitete energif6en 8iberitanb unb es
tpurben ptsIe S6diIe qetpetfeIt, bis
duf benz Dom pebro gluB cine befttge
Sombenerploiion itattfanD. Die aa-
paIlerte gu[Ioptrte bortbin unD gab
5unoerte bon ShiiiIen bur6 Die 7yen-
fer zines Gafes db, in benz ii6 elm
groBer WSeni6enhdufeu Derbdrrtfab:rt
bate. 2tls ii6 Die 2eute ihlieblth
ergoben, Iagen 3nei gerTonen toot auf
oem goben unb Diele Daren DerpunDet.
Iebnlt6 ging es an anbsren Stelsr
at. Die &randliften fluhteten fich
oor ben Wlilitdr in Wirt6f1aften urb
onbere PtGBe, bon no aus iie auf bie
Golodten ihofIen, big fie Dertrieben
purbsn. Die llnruben Dauerten 6ts 3
llhr Worgens. Gs purben i'm 8dnaen
3pei qsrIonen get0otet, "a oerfpunoet
unb 66 Derhaftet. oyn elmer ofFi8ieuen
grtldrung beiBt Is, DAB bic llnrubsn
BON rieinoen Der Republit" peronlaBt
porben Ieien.
Der ga Jargue' de SeIb f.
morD.
8arts, 27. Jloo. - paul Ga
5argue, Der betaunte So3ialtIt, peIs
der SOnntag nit ietuer 5rou Selbfs
morO beging, bat einen Brief NIT ben
folgsnoen 3eiLeu binterIaFen: SD
gsbe germ uuo nit Der uebsr3euguug
in ben 5Oo, boB bic Sate, Der ih
Hein Qeben gspeibt, in nd6fter .3u=
tunft triumphiren ipiro. Gang lebe
bic commune! Gang lebe Der iuters
rationale Gp8iaIismu8!"
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Jn(GnOIeIegrap5
8 pier etues men
9 6er3es.


Rem gort, 27. gfopember. -
Ruh Nnittt bes GprDners Sbongut
purbe Trau 2llite Sriitam Gbants,
pelhe eine 5o6ter oes Sauonitus
SriItram bon Der 3rinitn Stride in
Dublin Iein foQ, oas Spfer zines
hummen S6erses. yrau Sbants, bic
in elmer Sdngsr6aIe auftrttt, bate
om SamfuQ 2lbeno i'm Reituurant
bes gplfflu6s in Ban gprtlanbt tbn
QbenbeIfeu eingenommen, als Elm
| .Gpabnpgel" cine 5Iaf6e, tpelde dIs
Gar6pHGure etitsttirt mar, neben iba
rem Seller ftellte. Die 7yrau nubm els
neu ShIut aus Der Glaide, um balo
barouf unter beftigen Shmer5en pDm
StubIe al ftntsn. Sic tpurbe nah etna
nsm 5pfpitul geItafft, no lie balo
barauf fturb. Ulan gIaubte 5und1it,
bQb elm Selbitmoro pDrliege, Der Goz
roner uber 1T anoerer Qnfiht urb ges
osntt Die gsriiber oss ios. rBises"
por3ulaben.
9 diff geftranbet.
Bhtlaoel , bia, 27. 9tpoember.
Der Dampfer nQomtrai SGlep", Der
an Wnntug Don Bort QnrpuiO, Sas
rnaicu, htsr dntum, brahte A UlatrDs
fen DON oem oeutIhen 9ampfer
rqrins Spatim" nit, Der am lsBteu
Mtittag uuf etnem &oruueurtff in Der
NGhs Der Sumana SnIeI, 200 WtelIen
nDroIit bon 9aitt geitruuoet lit. Die
2eute DUroen iofort mad Sem gnrt
geIhidt.
Der Sumpfer mar an UtittDo3
NIT ben r4rin5 Soahtm in funtenz
tsIegrapbiider 8erbinouRg unb osr
| adpitdn bes gsitraubeter Shiffes
bate ben aupttdu Senieu sriuAt,
nah mebreren 8ooter 4usfhuu 3u
hulten, bic iich nit Mannihdften an
goro, uuf Der Gee befGuoeH. Gapttdn
sSenfen fubr duf ben oeutihen DAM
, pier All, uno nahm unterpegs eln
Boot auf. in oem lid fieben Wtann
befanoen.
aapitdn Zen bon bem geItrauoeten
Dompfer eriu6te oeu &apitdan Sem
, fen, etnen Shsil istner WlauuiAdft
nit nuh benz Nor0en 3u nebmen. Sr
; Tagte, oaB sr nod 100 WtanH an Boro
babe uno feline goote, I'm oas S6tff
su perldiieu, i'm San elm Sturm etns
feseu Ipute. &apitGn SEMEN ptuists
elm uno nabm bic 2eute an goro.
; grpseB unterbroheR,
G Rem gprt, 27. Ropember. Der
I 9ro3eb Der Gillian Grabdm uno
I Gtbel gonrab, peIae ben WtiIIiondr
\ unb Gpprtsmann g9. &. .. Gtote2
T IaoHen, iit eiuTtpsileu gum SttIitann
2 qetpmmen, ba Der betreffenoe Rtdter
n einen Der 9eihporensu, Germ 9intIc
: nit glamen, auf bic beidDoreae 4us-
G Tuee elmer Srau, Sbsreie Is. 6oImes
bin entlaiIen bat. 5rau 6oLmes iagt
bdb iie am oprigen 5rejtag I'M 9aui'
Sinfle's Ipetfte unb oab oieIer in Ibr'
i rer Ge1enpart bemertt babe, er luer'
r b, iton SaiGr ior9eH oab Die be,oer
i angetlagteE ms 3u6t9dr9 tommsu
n On etuem 1abattIumpet
J. ernitt.
/. gteptIano, g.. 27. Ropembsr
Z glppe 9o0er, etn 20 Sabre aItei
b Qahtpd6tsr, mar pabrenb Der Nah
a nit Subat, ben er aetaut bate tn
!, Wuno, ouf fsinsm Poiten etngsfdla
ls fen. am Uloutae Maor8en puros G
J. .pst auTgsfunbeU. Gr mar an benz Ia
n ha. sritsdt.
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Wetterberi6t.

niirD Dbio: Regsn am 8isnftng,
ipabrifxinIih 5dnee in Der Nuht; bee
beuknD idftsr In Der Dienitas Naht
nit t!ner tnlien Weae i'm ertrent fiibs
,peiilih<n 1beil. 4m Wittipoh ShHtes
asitober unb idlier. Gtnrte fiin0ftIihe,
mad Hprbtp<it unlIhlaeenoe WiHbe.
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Qdl5ebn neue kar0iad(e
Sn einem sebeimcnapn niiitOrium
sa Hpm beitatigt.
1arunter bic bret neucn amerifamis
s6en aarnindle.


Der Nome bes einen Der Gdrpindle
Dtrb pOrIdufig nod gebeim
gebalten.
Die Stuliener hdben einen sroben
Sies Bel 5ripDlts errungen.
4n 900 tobts unp oerpunoete giirten
unb Wrater
Murben auf benz Shlahtfelbe 3uriitz
gelafen.
~
asiHe Gefabr elmer glodirung Der
Ddrbaneqen.
-
Wsi.eres iibtr bic luru6en in 2i6abon
Die gboIera tn StalieI fart i'm Rd6s
laFen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

llno sipfeli In Der griIdruns

ek tn fsbr DerfGbnIid sshaIieH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

gleptIanb, 8. o. glopember.
glpoe 9oner, etn 20 Sabre alter
Rahtpd6tsr, mar Ddbrenb Der Naht
nit Sabat, ben er getaut bate TN
Weuno. auf fsiuem Yoiten etngsidlaz
fen. am UlOutQs Ior8en pures sr
.pst aufgsfunbeU. Gr mar an osm Ias
bat srftt5t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-17
ROCKY FORD, COLO.

Only few points shown below. For
fares to other points and information as
to the liberal stop-over privileges Accord
cd nhone. write or see the undersigned,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-17
w. c. T. u. NOTES.

The pulpit and the press are the two
great moulders of public sentiment. and
as an organization we have not been
slow to value the Importance OF these
great powers. for they have been ever
ready to lend US any needed assistance
with our petitions and notices and the
local union extends thanks to both for
their assistance.
Our high school essay contest will be
held in the Baptist church next tuesday
March %. Bailey's orchestra will furn-
ish the music and every one is invited to
attend.
The Scientific Temperance Essay con-
tests are doing splendid work all over
the state. Come out and see what the
boys and girls of Rocky Ford are doing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-17
Remember His Birthday,

Carl Cline had a birthday last Friday
and while he had almost forgotten it.
some Of his young friends remembered
and about thirty-fiye of them surprised
him at his home on N. 9th street. They
came laden with good things to eat.
A handsome birthday cake with Carl's
name and age inscribed on it was one Of
the offerings in that line. The evening
was spent in playing games and before
the young people left they presented
their friend with a beautiful ruby scarf
pin. This was one OF the incest parties
in that particular set for long time and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Both Carl
and his friends will remember his 18th
birthday for some time to come.