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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-04
No oopE ca NARcoTIcs.

HypO-cod will help you to develop
sound. strong body without the use
of any dope" or habit-forming drug;
without the use Of any mysterious
concoction OF magic" compound;
without the use of any emulsion or
nauseating and stomach disrupting ell
ement. For Hypo-Cod contains moth
ing but the health building properties
extracted from fresh cod lfvers, with
the disagreable and sickenins ele-
ments eliminated by scientific pro-
cess, and the addition Of wen known
blood purifying and health building
properties such as malt, iron wild
cherry bark, potash. manganese and
soda. wite a dash Of sherry wine-a
combination that is as pleasant to take
as it is beneficial ASK your doctor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-04
BITS OF
STATE NEWS

That Capt. Richard Sutherland has
arrived safely N France Is told IN Z
cablegram OF one word received BY
his father. Senator Howard Sutner-
land In Washington, according 70 the
EIkfns ntersaEountafa- The c1bleSram
originally contained half q dozen
words but part OF It was deleted by
the censor. It Is understood that
large body Of troops went over on
the same transport with Capt. suta-
erland. -, ,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-04

nsetioll tlis posifI1n ullIle IL
Z.in1 WI eortinIIs 70 act a. m 1d-
Tfsor. He vim be IN his once It
elarIsbure Friday and Saturday OF
each week for this purpose. The agrF
cultural ahaIrs OF Harrison county
hare made wonderful strides forward
during ar. inns term as county az
ent and the farm bureau vas -loath 20
scceo9 his resignation, but the work
Is too hard for man Of his age
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-04

W. D. linn will not continue as
county agricultural agent OF Harrison
county according to the Shtnnston
News. He rendered his resignation
and it is said that a, youngeFeman VIII
be chosen for the field work In con-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-04

ana dEh nm s1lsn llsslS
interested "a trying @ st the autlc
the dghtiSS son Of the Bishop 1el1ai-
IN the service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-04

Chinese are proud q larse frtll-
Hes, for It isIooked upon g asHls1 q
goo dtemper and right HING.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-04

A bee. with all its industry, viii
not collect more than teaspoonlul
of honey II a single season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Rnt rafs Dr. slso hos nearly ready for
operation rsfstnu plant at the Cherry
'Nls r'nurs our prospect. are good TO
uatHis,u n operation o. to 30 drills On
ftr ,ati acreage nov owned and controlled
'ni ON Urv ,ho,}r acreage sure 10 be Sc
cured certainty guarantees great future
'of this ttoek
IL took urar, forty years before tho
standard ull stock reached an enormous
hiFh price - several Jeara At the start
~ Wa, Kicked around and shunnei by some
wise hnsurcu that could have made
millions had the, bought tho stock when
it Wa st bargain price
The uucle Sam Oi Company Is In much
tho same position today II has great
property but nrrds million Tor new wells
aud Iope1y extension. Finally the new
capital will bo raised and the Company
Nlil grow stronger mud stronger until stock
you can secure today AZ 10 cents per
share may reach value Of many dollsrs
per share
should part Of the 70 wells NOW dril.
ing be unucsefsfui We will quickly move
the dull TO . new location, for We will
have the derrickr and the high priced css'
inF Riready for new location.
on stock 8, worth according TO the prop.
erty bast Of Il, I2,uOO. 00n shares our
total capitaliratlon. al 10 contn per share.
ouiJ tolals $1,000 900 Our long lime
bonds and notes owned by friondly stock,
holders total about ssoh, 600 fhse 70.
ftneries, the pipe lines and eAang aud oil
roli equipment and oil wells could not be
replaced a, over $4,000 600 besides the
biE value Of irasea aud an eaisbiiahsd
trade cerisinly worth many millions moro
wr headed this Advertisement 'Hsaf on
Stock at Bargain Figure for yourself
aud you viii sre that this statement IA the
truth The stock Ia now allotted among ths
stockholders on stock dividend bssls,
Other tnrh dividend AlloimsntA may sseh
follow The greaisf y0uf fist remittance
ihr greater viii be yaur allolmaat right
The Company has als conplste. drilling
equipments besides slx dfills conirsstsd
FOR iis cAah bank balance has ranged
between fle,G00 and saSno0 foR thu past
w day Ths drilling eanipmsnt and the
,Aains Had sappfiss at the n drillipr wslis
will total about slhn. 600 more. This IL .
real nii company and fou Will own real oil
ftecs - reAl baresin " you hseept the
batgain offer bsrein
nrtter act into iins With Slayer and .
winner while getting Is good BY grabbing
BIZ block of this stock forthwith on the
followiag bash
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Y.. -
''' |.''t "I Nn. '''. 'Al'"
wheat ''H hH1 .HaaI 800 900 a Worr sut'
has. and rU. ..,... ., I ...r ,...,
|f.t.I
''. '''.'' '''"'"' NN
W' li'lH''nt ~ .'IIr DN b. tN, nH> h.H
U,ttt.Hry sl...HIpr UtuI.., whore tu
,.,t.t. 90, I y
... N'
'''' "'Ar h.f rn't ".lh'NI 'rinf gHilN
"i ihr ,hHrE, 81 pfnhtr.tnz supuos,
YOU aud t.,..,5 ..tI..... ,..,.,, ,,.,, a..
49,. '''
'"'' ''' I''" ''''' amounts 4
huudrfd rrv wells afr drilled lu me differ
tut vast oI rr,p.tf,,, OF I.. rn.I, 4,,,
pl ,.......
''' A''N "'A' ''' i''N''
N"nW u" ~ some ut.thur 300 uoauoui
f"'hrf pool be- hrAl.N tNfo
1o win boo oil ,Uy uu.t d,,.I.r ,p
Iu, H.e.. pu... ali ...t
"' "H "''
t'W'' h"l 40 company ever failed IN OIL
that drilled a hundred wells ", hti,,,
that .,.r,.,,u. i, an. ...., .l.,...,. .,.,
'''''' '''''
''''' ~ '''' 'hAh'o Tor ihe neat great
.IFhrf pool nf high grade oil Iu America
...t
l''''' '''h '''''' We 'I'N Tue En'hw SPOT
hui tho lngls Sam uil Cumpau, Is q
slHyVr Il ur,,r .Ff. dt..,,t,...J a., .,,..
D., s..
H 80 ''"'''s''I ''"'A'"' pia'''A ll'
href oil men Whu will build tho Company
h,frrr and better uutu the sto,l ,t,uli
,...,..... -.
'"' '"'"''''' '''"'"H N"u w =" l" }'als
rrath an enormous value
I'm the Red Pork district within thrs,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

'o' tlIs Pioneer Independent Gompar, rc
mrlnNrr That The lur|r Sam uu Company
wishes iu start 40 once d tu D. test Vr|.s uu
lhr tfr'i lumpIr 'rtUt NJ 1870 srrrs " bette
i' hsr room ipr about one ihuurhnd vtItE iu
ilr different sau.s Ih'u trucuhtr tha'
J hr ln.I" Sam ui Company D. Thoroughly
rN''h.iHNcd New companies MA, spttrg Ur
hnt trIafy. .F boom Inr short time hUi
%" IrT.p ~Bm on s'aIpau De- long
rrihN.tshet pioneer ir thr NIt Continent
fc.d sud sur- ou forever becoming hEgrr
and better each H'sr ~ tHs held 'Ht price
~ f|r stock ON bargain bsss Al that
needed .rulaI could always %. raised
Ni"tAs u' tho ,upposrl Trust suDs,daries
have H'rrau, horu loumrI FOO high pFIHr,
b, lhr broker. and banker, that have to.l
'hc stort bot ihr stock. Of Tho irr.s -am
uu DoWrsu has hF values hhrs VI u rdv
and mammoth property that boy develop
w"ni should produce inerrassd value. N
muN. millions Hnd drive 60 hi.h price
rarh share ~ siosk lou uoR tr5ut, We
o'',r ihr urhIir.jIrcct tho pfomoirrt proNt
This s'u.t .hrN.d h' a bargain risHi uns
o. 'sH rr dire. uns, tIi. price and see be-
tr'r vli boo selling for tslf dollar per
.hHrr "IiHH - irN weeks Ler,use price
1' 81 nn r'- share would b. justified uov
lh" ucvsuAprr report explains itself snd
read, ua follows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
"rEAmsTER FOUND dUsHER s.
rD
Vel located Through Carlessncss
Yields bli Millions
Fourteen Producing Wells Completed IN
Butler County Field This week
Much ssw Development 10
p0twtn Pool

Wichita Has rsb i6 Hauling =
load Of rig material tcamstef drove
over th" 'po, selected by G. Rtcbsy.
production superintendent Tor the G,p,y
Company A. rho location for we'll No 3
on the shumwsy fstm Tuvrsda Town.
thip The stake was kuoc lod dow.
The tuamstrf set 10 up agaiu. but misael
the original loration hy fourteen feet.
When the rg was completed somebody
disrovrred 10 was 'out " line SiNtv
day lister O. hir oil well was drIl'ed in on
hat spot The we'll started gushing ct
rate - almost niutren thousand barrels
daily lhai.WAs September T. la the ICa
dNYs " has been flowing II has produced
2ns 0.D barrels ni oil worth more than
3 y million dollars
shumwsl 80 3 isA erryiee we'll There
sfc. .Ncu other wclis on the Shupvay
hsQ which have ptodurri 4 million dol.
lars worth Of oh since july Ia 1917
Other nix FuShrrs In the Ma Continent
field were shoriIiyed This auc noWa an
average n thirteen Thousand five hun
dred barrels daily
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
FARM EXPERTS WILL
SPEAK HERE MONDAY
,-,,r Gnuit. Fields nnd Wilson
v,u outline Agricultural Sit
uniiun Ia Planters.

..,.l tcrirulturlsts viii speak on
~, Methods 81 fNming' In the
u.r,..f court room az the court
,.-r tomorrow afternoon at =
.r..E Farmers from an parts %.
.t..Isipru oklahoma ARE expected
.f...I the meeting County agents
.ur,u representatives viii
.. ..u every county In the dis
r.. u-t NJ speakers Includes
r,.I.rl knapp O. : extension
...f ur the southern states, Frank
.r HIrmm Of the state board
..4lturc. John ti"lds, trr"r
or the -ptn 'osrd ~ tg,t-
and Jnm'. a wilson dd,,
.. .. uru,ulturni extension Wurk
.. N. .i'r
r .r,.k.rs Will outline the aE
........l. nee O. ui the nation. u.
o.. obi. farmers what they must du
.....r. ..'pIur win the war
NNHr iur men are meeting IN the
...r court room home denton
....tun .Nhlhlt and lecture win b.,
.... .., office ~ the county Gm
. ..r.rrior ln the basement ~ thr
..U.fH.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
BIG DRIVE IN THE BEAUMONT
ANTICLINE DISTRICT

report from le,dinE Petroleum
JoHrnH. published IN Wrhits ksusas m
lost rsuc explains itself and reads a,
folluwt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

eNi iI.A. fTh - IL u john
San n.. been elected president of the
.....r. ..mmcrcill club 10 succeed
.,r ,Ia..cll.
sti..IA. Fch % Mrs Mabel
g..... az this city is candidate
,or .... commissioner of charities
arl correction.
U.NhNT rrh % Bryan county
Undetermined tn invest s.. 500 daily
DORM. .n, remainder ot 1919 In war
nn- stamps
m-EpGEE. Feb % Mclrs
Wade charged with the murder OF
E ' lawson. a farmer was ace
uH,I Ny a jury Friday morning
QuArAW. Feb %. The safe Of
bee silver Mining company wps
tluN. oIru by s1fp crackers last
ueU ana a small sum OF money
taken.
COMMERCE., Feb. ga Commerce
ha. tlof'ci the non-pdftis,,n idea
AMI uns one ticket win be In the
field 40 ,Ho approaching municipal
election
N0wATA. Feb. % Fl T. Muir
da.k au ut man, has filed suit
saiee, q J.. No.vortou for 1900
damages iur alleged slandcruus
statements
PERRY Feb. 20 ~ $ Lcmar
hu 5vgeht his SON and daughter
home from Montana, whore they
have taucsteads toth Mere insane
from exposure to thF weather
MIAMI Feb % six Austrlans
aaI $50 Germans are among ,he
ono a.rirri and eighty Nackcrs In
ottawa county whom the sheriff
iss 'er1 ordered To round up.
ruLLiNSVIILE, Feb 23--The
patriotic owners OF automobiles vol
HH'r.rrl n carry all the young men
DATED 'rHW this section to Gro
more We point of mobhzauoSo yea
nHNi'l ETA Feo. % Helen
...'. .''''-''i d'usht'r OF
.rl..... q" "".F'' guy
l.-. ....,.. w NJ 'H NH'''
..r... ..'.... '""N'' '"' ""''' pre-
. fANNEE Fob 23- An ordinary
I.-. .,. N"7 P"'l'' on
rl,. .'-n' lhl7 Week IeorHe
''-''''rE leader is now In Jail
v-sr,,g, 80 o.
dressed ,..,.....' rr'. \ wei
,-rs.,,4 u''l' ho' given was
a,,r, e. LOT .''"'lnpilnE TO t'l
faaI. t... 10, OF AI'N from "a dry
uar. st. '''"' 'opI'S'' l''-
pay,..
ysrso- ''" 20 Carl H.
gr,.g. 'uu1oIl@ed 10 take
t-.r, ' post "'li'' mere as
rs-, '7''' pending appoint
vi. '', ''''"r Va S j.. Elrod,
tsrs, ,' 'I w o,a"r TO give his at.d
''''N p" his ranch
pcLcaaon ,,yo,,..a,,, 90 william VIII. ,,. d. +
D.aRars has been arrested for
,',,'''.t assault upon the lI-year- .
n. ta.rr OF Mrs iuryo Adams .
'..t' .IrI is in a critical cundi- /
p. M.tcnion admits his guilt.
.'t.su Uf rfuTnr. ti,.t , t,,,h ,,.,,,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

mere 10 develop one Of the richest proper
u'a 900 AWrlra Tbs Company b. owned by
10000 s'"rkho'dtrs n is .ttf' nrffitr rio.
h''f independent N it strong euvigb 10
wards its s',.lh0Ilrrs
" has many different leases Vhrr. the
dril.ns ~ onc test may open On oil pool
ihhi wuuH make uiIiuus That b. Why we
r'n, afford 10 offer the public an opportunity
~ h'' lhr stock ON bargain bAsis
This Advertisement viii reach ,b,yt
. NN' 700 citizens aud shou,5 sasly Tsisr
~ ID 600 pu Ir ihc He,i few vrr, Win
hl' sum We viii hs justified Boo ,uritus Nys
hom OH ard gss sale. and tho r.Gp,,,..
Ahd iNr n'N capital ruwinr from rIt ,turl.
h"'''f viii complete the pr.srgt - drill
inT wells one ~ the gfeai properties owned
1' lhr n'.' an OIL company rs the great
NIiIe, Greenwood County line nb,ut hali
ir each county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

De-. '"Al Fob % % W srron-
tt. .' was captured with two
E "'n some weeks ago near Red
F#.s. II" AN automobile they had
a....i Howe is believed TO he
t..s,. Williams the notorious
tf,.,- convict who escnrel win
fsr..... Others from the Arknnsas =
.l.. A'F in 1915 while ..-yI,,
m7 shooting ra'rolmnn Her.
iMa.....t''"r Hf Fort Smith ON
's''ms tay.lq14 -"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

a. '' hoNlrHAN Okla. Feb.
private In a Kansas city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
BARGAIN OFFER.

Put an opposite The amount you remit
for 10 no. send currency Remit By
check draft or morrt order, paYabls 60
The rter Sam on Company, aud the stock
viii he sent 70 you IN due time by regis.
tered letter The above offer n submitted
subject tu wuhdrawal without notice Sign
your name plainly
.......t..s '.'''''s.'s.ss ....'s.,
ksnitter.
.#.....s.tH tss sfs ftrs sss s|'s tstfssa
Address.
Respectfully submitted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

'''r'N Feb 23. Several
".. ot this community have
r.r u''f"'i"l FOR stealing coal
rr . .nH1n, one of the young
t,... '"rl states evidence ana his
hr. In stealing called at his
h-, gave him forty eight
N. A leave town Morrison ls
anrr y, n" gas company relied
sH, ' ''Ih.sh ras for the entire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

tuLLlNSVIIlE. Feb % The
patriotic owners OF automobiles vol
Na's.rrl 'H carry nll the young men
a1'.sl 'rHu this section In rsre-
more Ae point of mohIlizato5o yea
H1'ly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

No., '"AIA Fob 23.- william n.
,''''l'N. li-year-old boy of near
.l't.t has been arrested for
..,''''ti assault upon the lI-year-
NJ. '.-H."r OF Mrs lIurye Adams
.... '.'r .0r. is in critical condi-
p. N.Donion admits his guilt.
f..' ". rumnrs that a mob was
-., 4. Delaware the Young
.a Was removed 90 the Bartlcsyille
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
State Briefs

.hg lI'A. Feb g2 H. H. John
..a H. urnu elected president of the
sI...r. ..mmcrcill cnib 10 succeed
A., o. ,.at.cll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

MIAMI Feb. 20 six Austr.ans
a7I $50 Germans are among he
ono hundred and eighty slackcrs In
ottawa county. whom the sheriff
fs, Ner1 ordered to round up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

PERRY Fob 90 N S Lemar
hu 5ygrht his son and daughter
home 'rom Montana, whore they
have taWoteods both Mere insane
from exposure TO thF weather.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

COMMERCE., Feb "a Commerce
ta. flur'cl the non-piffus,tn idea
AMI un,g one ticket win be In the
field ai rho approaching municipal
election
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

iANNEE Fob 23-An ordinary
N'NDn revolution was pulled or
.'i' ono u.4ht this week George
t.h ID grocery ymAn, was held up
'aa rHnHod by q Mexican The
evolutionary leader Is now In Jail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

str.IrA. Fch % Mrs Mabel
E..... ~ this city Is candidate
iur .... commissioner of charities
trI correction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

a. lava city. Feb g3.--I r
,a... federal rrain buyer at this
..,... N' been instructed by the
s-., .''s 'n buy halcd whea:
r.., taIod ut the track. at S.
.s.t t. '1.F money FOR product
'a .. HH considered worthless.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

N-EpGEE. Feb % Mclgs
W.H. changed with the murder OF
E ' LAWSON. a farmer was ace
44H,I Ny q jury Friday morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12
MEMBER OF BiTrIi~nlr'~
GREW WRITES earn. li\b~h

Tho following hotter uas received
by Capt Goo Lindsay rUm D. !
srroeglu. formerly book .rrpr fnr
p Dawson. cattle dealer. uI fI.. '.'E
.Scroggin is now pr". u.tDr
aboard the United state. ul''.. hIp
Minnesota. which recently 800. 'Ia.a
by mine
The Forty Land mentioned H'H
'bc forty who receive o. weekly
mimcoeraphrd leti, cent '. 'u.W b.
capt LINDSAY. vh b. .iN I.H ...
Of the current new
The letter follow
s. s. Huur..
Nondi, Nuruu. U.I
NV Dear Friend .s0rs. .
1m boz receipt uf tv. af sou. ..
appreciated Wce. Lection.
Home and Zoo sas iH. io1 ...
would hr 200 say tIHf ....
every boo pf them 1u
'He other iprtF lucky .Is .....
.uur HoD..f letters tuI u.
sure feel highly Hm.r,U
chat you have mn uu YOU
DIST You trr iDIUF Fr..f
auI un one huf DI..t. con
."uf scheme pf your tiud
Your letter. are .H '..
N' used fU rU up fu ..fr r..
.iaIf and .a.t and '..u GOD.
iars"f Tor spin n.. arI..
loop and up aud dow. Polls
Enu romrmU.. Iu o.. fh,
uur,
Don't you ever .IHk.
tHlf NI'' n... forget .I. wv.
sou hItr shown mr ar. uaE
time 800 $500 T. Zoo ... 600.
asa.r y ... $3.50 uI.. o.
meals a' OBJ. Nnfr. FHi
George h'Ur.. ur f..f 0H.
Good and Q would u.. muI
down f0 ono .' them sr.u s.f.
fH. E... ben .. over.
.n .1' aboard Hiu
rIr. Amarillo nr1p'.
pretty busy rH fH, Fourth I....
loan drive .rI h.r. .upIr.
aI.i.rs 'I.# frr. ...t no u.
q .rrt fHHf fH. Haup.. $500 #.
fHs. HU for fl. bows pHr.I.
another 300 bond GOV ssIl H. .
know THAT m..' ever, ono can
.fbaf good
.UHrf rH. hafHar Won h..r
about our Hr H. naf b# ~, .fr
mIrr l.f r.s. Uh.. ur .
masIr. rr H.. into rHI.ldsIrH
and H Ra. .l.. .umn evnIu.I..
.Uisv como Uf fH. faIIle. Ulf of fH..T
hammock. FOL. aa'I a. Yours Tfu'.
end fhs battle ..frm 9a. riFsn Hr|
sN Hf fhr rr Zero mined 1f..f
garrlf M happened af
.f.rIrIE JOB Odd. morning and nf rnur.a.
There - fav Rho ufr. fhs I...f
tIf fIrffert I.f most Uf me Grow
behaved HuIrr Tn give fUr
some Hra ~ 60 h.Ir tfI. rIrr f.r
u oar 5000 600 home should
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12

W. CA

|f'l aI 'N l'' H'F
VEGA. Tex. oct 1.-THE past
$50 weeks have been ideal weather
fof harvesting maize and haffir The
time has been well spent by the
farmers. aud as q result most Of the
feed crop of the country will be- saved
hy Saturd, night
Th~ hu-;u,s, men NJ The town have
rallied nobly Co the call OF the farm
crs for additional laboreIs Nearly
every business house 10 town has
been closed one OF more DAYS while
the proprietor was out shocking
iced for some uolEhboriuE farmer
. he sItif of brotherhood and CO.
operation is abroad
3 Dot OF wheat is still NOT planted
1s farmers are waiting tor sufficient
moisture to start the wheat off be-.
fore planting
Judge Balliir. who ig managing
tho Fourth Liberty Loan campaign
states that 'ho county viii make her
nuoia. though the ser, bus, time
makes b. impossible f0 finish the
Quota as early as had been hoped
Mrs J " NI1.. ono Ui tho older
residents OF iHe community died
.asi SATURDAY, q sn Amarillo SAME
'isrlum and Was buried bon, Tuesday
afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12

one man mp 80 as to put The new
body n ils place.
ann NOT fluent French talker.
but the best could understand was
that the graves were leased for a
period Of /. years and 10 a. the end
oft that time additional lease money
is not paid they dig up the bones and
place another body IN the place.
ono horse over here generally
hauls @ larger load than two do over
there We often see them working
oxen and sometimes milch cows.
Tho men are always busy. but you
seldom see them working very hard
and their tools are the crudest ever
They cut their wheat and buckwheat
with q sylhc and thresh Dc with a
flail or sman horsepower threshei
that resembles our hay huilors vcr'
much ~ has 20 then ho famed Z,
clear % of rhaff once loo great
/ while Won sec % steam thrc4hcr that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12
DEAF SMITH FAIR
IS IN FULL SWING
THIS DECLARED 10 IN EXCEL.
LENT SHOW AND ENHBITS
ARE NUMEROUS.

HEREFORD. Tex. oct II The
Deaf Smith County Free Fair. which
threw open It's gates TO the public
Friday aud will continue through
saturday is declared by experts 10
be the best exhibition OF the products
of the farm and ranch ever given In
this section OF the state and hun
dreds OF people thronged the booths
and stalls throughout the entire
lirst day
The band OF the Fourth Regiment.
Texas Cavalry. has been secured for
the final day OF the show and is ex-
pected TO arrive here early saturday
morning
Large exhibits of horses. sheep
COWS, hogs turkeys. poultry Of an
sorts and produce from the farms of
This section are declared by the
Judges Co be- OF unusual excellence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12

is very small. At least three-fourths
of the work Is done by women, as
there are not many men here that
are very strong physically or
course. "a number Of the French sol
dicrs rot farm furloughs TO enable
them 10 take care of the crops.
All French people think all Amer
leans are very rich and in compari-
son they may be The French sol
dicr lpriyatel gets about SA cents
per day. where ours get sl.10. Our
men are well taken care of and their
conduct Is excellent There Ia no
cause 10 worry about any OF us. DO
NOT try 10 send Us Christmas pres
euts. hut write us letters the year
iaround Yours. GUY.
| Lieut. G. e. Saunders.
! Co. =. MN Am. Train.
American EV Forces
When o. fellow asks about me. tell
him 10 write me = letter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12
OSCAR |. cox RETURNS
TO FORMER HOME TOWN
ON WAR RELICS TRAIN

Oscar o. cox. who was IA charge
of the Fourth Liberty Loan spe'lai
rain from Dallas Ca this city yes
tcrday. left the train mere and. alle'
a few hours. returned to Dallas Mt
Cox lives In New York city. where ne
IS connected with the National Bank
of Commerce of that city and man
aver of the Eleventh Federal Reserve
district business Tor that institution
Mr. cox IL another of the early day
Panhandle bows who has made good
tie is son of Paris Cox founder OF
he first Quaker colony IN tsiacado'
one time the county seat of Crosby
county. Texas tie came 20 this part
of the country with his parents from
indiana when he was but two wears
uf age Mr. cox said Yesterday when
talking To some of the early settlers
hat ne remembered we'll his first
lrp To Amarillo he came here to
take q Santa Fc train in 1908 TO go
to CHICAGO. the first time he was ever
uu = train. and WAS going to Chicago
Goo see the Worlds l'ait All thu"
pioneer citizens OF Amarillo and the
Panhandle country knew Paris Cox
and many there are here now who
remember his sou. oscar l..
Mr. COX endowed the visit here and
saws be- believes the Fourth Liberty
oau train win greatly stimulate the
ale Of bonds ne was proud OF the
way Amarillo secured It's quota and
was glad to see the city growing and
rrospering as D. is and feels that
tmarUo will ALWAYS be- the principal
| ,Ity of northwest Texas