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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20

have wife who has been, indeed, a bet
ter half have a SON %. now training to
take up the work whore l leave off. 1 have
a daughter, ID, and another son, 7, for all
of whom l have the greatest love and con-
rern for their happiness in life. With these
ties and at my age, with the experience aud
foundation I have, after these years Of
hardship can any man doubt what | will do
in the future?
7 have always stood out squarely in the
open. ! have never operated under com
pany names in order TO fool the public do
not use the names of prominent men to
give prestige to my enterprise and seldom
give banks as reference.
My plan Of taking your money as loan
and investing 1t In carrying forward a great
business undertaking Is SO radical and such
a great departure from the beaten path Of
promotion that most people are amazed at
its far-reachlng benefits when they once in
vestigate and know what II means. The idea
Of using 100 per cent Of all money coming
into my hands TO honestly build produce
ing tIsness when the rule has been to
first pocket so per cent and then take
chances on the small amount finally in
vested making good for the investor. is one
the ordinary promoter cannot understand
You can bet your bottom dollar that I
know exactly what am doing and will take
no chances Of laying myself liable through
misrepresentati lions or failure my part to
90 exactly Wnat | agree, Tor fnoSe are tne
things that my enemies would Immediately
use In speedily passing me on to the yawn-
ing gates OF the Federal Prison.
have often been misunderstood and con-
tinuallv misjudged. but such has been the
case all through the ages. The man who
thinks and who lays down new rule gets
out Of the beaten path. is apt to he mis-
judged and Is often called fool The sue
cess with which 7 meeting in building
a great organization around the Ahner Da Wis
Trustee Plan is thorn in the flesh of many
who think am in their way. These are the
fellows who delight In calling me a CRATER
or crook. Poor devils, they do not know
what they are saying. they believe that
everyone Is crooked like themselves,
Not penny Of any mans money have
taken dishonesty and not one penny Of any
mans money will I ever take dishonesty,
and when I say to you that NV work today
is one Of love for the things that can ac-
complisr and that the desire to succeed for
the satisfaction Of succeeding is far stronger
than tho making OF money I can tell YOU
truth from the bottom Of my heart Ishave
faith in human nature and the power which
guides the world and all mankind. ! am 50
sure that truth is the foundation unon which
the world rests, and I am SO sure that right
will preveil that I have NO fear Of the re-
suits The public has taken me at my
world know that | will not disappoint
them. ] want you to know the truth, tf
know my Plan, and to be in sympat thy with
my operations in order to insure the fullest
measure of cooperation and lasting success
ABNER DAVIS
American National Bank Building,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
WHO is ABNER DAVIS

If Won want 10 know the history of the
mn, ,,o 10 .att;,c . ,s,, r.corJ /, nil de.
'' WV - ''s " ~"
Nelopmeht-
II you want TO hho" the story Oh ile
man who has been upon the tongue OF ev-
erv nil man and nj, iuyest,r in This great
-
OH p"oh' "''t me-
70 ,. :. ,,,,, ala. ma, a,.,,,,od
by some oil stock selling promoteTs--ask
them They will probshIy tell Won II they
-, -, - - ,t
""h you 'ah IRA" !o"r o"" '""''"'''"s'
IT you want to kno" why housahds "t
people are my friends VINO nave never seen
me ana why they FURNISH me money on my
plain word ! VIII tell you;
was horn poor upon poor virginia
iarm.
nave thsteu the iohg years OF poverty
nnd my heart IL fun OF That ieeiine Tor hu-
manly ana all mahh'hd mat h Oest hihd'eu
III the uFeast Oh 'he poor
, s,., -,
nave ehJ"!ed the INJURIES Oh wealth. uHu
nave set usa'h ""iNe" III 'ne pa," vi 'he
poor' nu' nave never l"S' my pt,ue' q nave
never sa'r'''eeu pf'nt'p'e i"r k"'u' anu "o
man can oe io'hu VINO VIII say III p"NerS
or III "ea''n ap"er "h''s was "o' ''e s"ihc'
Ny entire education mas been cleaned
from the school of actual experience @
months only did 81 In schooi room.)
door Of opportunity Is tightly closed. ! know
with what emotions the average man of
limited means with family 10 support
looks toward his declining years and l
know the anxiety Of II father for his off
spring that he may not have to undergo his
hardships.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
j. S. Postoffice Inspectors,
u. S. Department of Justice
Operators, u. S. District
Attorneys

And all OF the powerful machinery of the
United states and State courts stand in
readiness to give me speedy and thorough
passage for the open doors of the Federal
Prison the very moment any transaction OF
mine fails to meet the most exacting de-
mands for honesty and fair square dealing.
My name is already known throughout the
nation. | am scattering broadcast my pic
lures throughout the land, that all may
know what l look like. ] cannot run away;
! cannot hide my name or my face There
are five thousand people throughout the
United States, Canada, the Islands OF the
Sea and Europe as well who have furnished
me money and are trusting me to make
good II fail, those same people would he
my enemies. | have a supreme confidence
in myself know what I will do--and re-
suits so far attained are the best guarantee
Of what I can accomplish
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20

n you are troubled with sleepless-
aass iook 10 your diet. Drink no tea
- nc coffee for a few days and take one
Of chamberiain's Tablets Immediately
sfter supper to improve your diges-
lion, These tablets also cause a gentle
nnnvement Of the bowels: They are
unmrpasscd for constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
SENSATION

The Abuer Davis Trustee Plan has proven
the sensa tion Of the oil advertising of Texas
OIL Fields. The people Of this state and
surround .ng states have fallen in under the
tbner Davis Trustee Banner and are back
ing me to win as never did the public back
any man before.
This confidence and the support given
me has enabled me To establish II record Tor
big things in quick order. and the rapih'S
with which 1 have brought together many
thor sands of dollars in capital, and the re-
markable speed with which have been able
to bring in oil Production will only he eA-
seeded by the remarkably short time in
which dividends will be earned
Now that the Ahner Davis Refinery Is
heing constructed the permanent safety OF
every dollar il made doubiy safe and doub'y
profitable.
And yet this magnificent record Is only
the beginning of the more marvellous re-
suits that are being accomplished for the
Ahner Davis Trustee Plan investors
believe that every man at heart Is
honest and wants to do right-that is II
he has the real freedom to think for him
self The mind is the creative force OF e'-
erything in life and claim that every man
At all times
Does the best he can
with the light before him
According TO his intelligence and environ
ment.
A horse cannot pull more tonnage than
his weight and strength gives him. NAN
cannot do better than his Intelligence per
mits: 80 when the whole matter Is sum
med up, wrong is but an expression OF ig-
norance and the greatest wrongs are horn
of superstition and fear. because truth AMI
light have not penetrated our minds, due tn
the long centuries the race has lived under
~ MISREPRESENTATION Of the real truth OF lie
itself.
The friendship of a dog Is the truest
friendship on earth, because the dog does moi
know enough to be II hypocrte.
NV experience in life SO far has taught
me the very same thing that 1t took a
world of war to teach the wortd--that Lie
pnd War are one and the same thing -
. NTLI.
Therefore, !, II creature Of circumstances.
have resolved to put into practice the gems
of truth that have been wrought ny 70
years of passing through life or war or hell
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20

upon Confidence and operated on Honor,
cannot fail because they are the truth, ana
the truth is the underlying power upon
which Nature itself evolves.
l have the foundation; my property has
already been secured; my Developments are
well under way.
MY first well is pouring out its streams
of liquid gold. The money by the hundreds
and thousands is rolling in TO complete my
other wells. The gates of success stand
wide open-the hand of fortune beckons us
enter,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
THE GROWING.

Now, when you take into consideration this thing of
far reaching Importance in n business
the wonderful strides made far
made plain.
The public have been long suffering from promotion
stock iobbng schemes MADE-TOSELL stocks the turning
of and bunch OF junk nj fancy prices; the profit
ing TO the promoters then the selling Of stock and paying
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20

Profits That Should Be Derived From
Our Refinery at North Wichita
Falls, Texas
Based estimate OOObarrcl less all
should Il profit s35O per day
Thirty night and Sunday included efneriss
the Refinery sg5OOOOOO of earnings
per
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
FULL 100 PER CENT

Abner Davis especially initiate the Of
lease property, them into the Trust actual
to take himself single dollar
missions salary by subteruge in other
the the Trusteeshp but TO his best
the full 100 building the business.
returning the public 100 cent Of their original invest
top that another 100 in dividends
then-is Abner Davis profit from the
business the Trustee Plan. and then he only asks for
equitable share the business and its future
fits based upon a minimum of 25 cent.
This a business for permanent profit. 1t
quick results the whole capital and
mol dsspaed in promotion profits. Common
gested quicker much be
expected Investment all the than from
half a quarter And further
builds a business and must bring
profits before he receive dollar is going TO give
the that il In him. his interests. If nothing
else compel honesty dealing his final interest
depend equity approval majority
those who furnished the money.
ABNER DAVIS, TRUSTEE,
American National Bank Bldg, Wichita FHlls Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
PERMANENCY

When business Is founded tasi basis, property
paid development carried and the bust
conducted cash basis taking advantage OF
the usual trade discounts there mistkng about the
safety the foundation the of the enter
You discredit disrupt organization
which has ample cash which to do business
be hampered by the usual tactics of unfair compet-
ton
The Abner Davis Trustee Plan might make mistakes in
Judgment but II will NEVER make the mistake which
spells inthat of going in debt Our assets will be kept
clean, and will at all times know safe.
PROFIT
with produced the wells pipe line,
refinery tank for manufacturing and distribution,
and cash capital for operations there be
ton about the certainty of profits.
II happens that the refining and distribution of
line other crude oil products largely controlled by the
making organization earth happens
that when the market price of crude oil down TO
the the price of the refined
in proportion, therefore, in
with production refining able to protect ourselves
money regardless of the fucsuatng market
0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20

fancy commissions other words the public has been
buying the MADE-TOSELL and 10 keep
stocks which dividends. the kind where 90
prOmn0n. commissions and salaries. that they
stood wonder when the Abner Davis
Trustee Plan spread out before them and its merits
understood.
Abner Davis, Trustee pledges himself to operate busf
Trustee using of dollar coming from
member the interests OF the Trusteehp and
in deNeloping lis property and enrning dyidends
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
Falls, Texas
ESTIMATE-COMPARISON

This Is comparative
TO show by comparison Abner
Trustee Plan This statement the OBJ
tanning a do not
business has been financed by largely residents
Of
this rusteeshp o
In the left hand column (N $ cash. property.
In the right hand column in
ual others their potential development
The ordinary stock promotion would
deal.
the Davis
Plan where all the where
all the assets belong To the who furnish the
ABNER DAVIS Trustee,
Wichita Falls, Texas
oIumn Colt
Wei! No. i.,......,.... y 100000
Cost of well. casing, tanks equipment,
Drilling in and swabbing 100000
barrels S15000O00
Lease. Well No. 5,...,.........S 100000
Standard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21

10 TIE I.eaanf Are thw psAlwfs ~
uathrtn In faser ~ tlsv a#nes nv they
sssdofma sh~ ahinsmy md all the ~v4i
thlsxs thag 80 wfFh ghe aemee v nea
~Ay don't thsy spesh upe I ray Intss
inx y hgn aBd sslzfaee y ~ q
wga i'aaluva are suppssnssi "a be-
against ssn. | tefi yua fhe Devil -
shiud every dauce ani tDr unss sHs
wtllinm a. hslp klm grt sh*na
Nfeaehef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21

70 thr teadev Ia Fegerense ta y
Ms article In Thursdays pat#f.
woula ike % adj niY say 81 the esii
tor shlnkw N N wants 20 kno~ ssr
mach Well. then. shy arr tbs
ehwch~s fail evvry sauass' ia~s
heeaaTa peopIs meek she ssfne snsssi'
edge TOO arek Cor some avenue tisFi
whieh ran eommualrsse ~tth thsas
psese6 over. bal. aalske u ". shefv
Is % tosmsbie dosbg M ms mind
Your friend who died hast npoush
shoald not be- ekpscsed 70 ssad sefd
baek 40 sooa and Do ssso DO snythsax
towards Tisinx him the epEos'aaits :
! knos | hass sssn. and II svcr1ens
lnsw the great cosafoft th<re "a 70 bs
h,a In bsAeslnx thas. - us~ns hears
vDaid not ache When re can ba~
Ilese and know ihss osr dear oses sr~
indeed living. and nos ocenryiss ths
tomb. ~hy turn s~syr rhrs.ilsa:fy
has soas nothing 10 'nstsxsts fhss hor-
eof tcs have been 20 chursh fr
ilxhs on the sabIees. bsf y cat ~
found there. There 10 ~sarcely bcos
Or nuxszlns pabiisbsd today bat ~hat
is taxing up fhss subise<. Ton many
mcsbers and fathers seeki'sx ecnsots-
ton. Whose scn< ~~rs blown into
essfnlts In shss great wsx n "a the
only true answer 20 The eferuai gues-
tioa. -sb,s that b wrups fru~u ~v>sy
frsef stricken hear. n would sc<m
that the editor has = sru~t boneing.
jsdxipx from the foosnotes-'M 8
fN Y II corrrcf. There h ~vloce
u \ faith. To- mind and heA< en-
ssppor sovsvu.)
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tsseiua - $40 prohihHiea sw reai
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hlhltlnn - nct fsshsY have mn ~
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ahoug she saloons bvlnx the eanae uf
aii th1 trunlrss The Nnipuns msrslY
sald the stuff openly q wan bcoss,
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with ail this ya~sanw aIsUut pfuhisssissp
nos belns xuad thiaN Il ~ a bles~
tnx The search and ~alsuw h~
sheuld be enacted alav kv~fyhs~ty
~ho haa bnoae should IN arrested r.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15

day evening.
Rev. w. II. Parker and daughter
Ruth, autoed to Mapleton Saturday on
business. , 49,
Rev. J. Luepke went to Charter
Oak Sunday afternoon to preach.
Friends will be pleased to learn that
Phyna Nelson, who has been in hos
pital in Omaha for several weeks, is
reported as getting along nicely and
that she may soon be able to come
home again.
The Aid society of the Presbyterian
church met "Wednesday afternoon in
the Sunday school rooms. The ladies
have a great deal of work to do and all
members are urged to go and help.
Rev. j. S. ELLIS, who has been assign
ed to the M. E. charge, arrived last
week with his family and they are
busy getting acquainted with the
members of the church.
The Harmonic club gave a very in
teresting program Tuesday evening in
the assembly room of the high school.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15
MANILA ITEMS

The Homecoming at Manila on last
Thursday and. Friday was a great sue.
cess. The following program was car.
ried out: Thursday-10:3O, band con,
cert; II free acts, minister's speech
Of welcome; 1880, dinner; 1870, band
concert ), D., free acts; T., ball game,
G. M. & st. P VS. Manila Merchants
~ to s, band concert Dance in the
evening. Friday-9:30, band concert
70, dinner served; 1:SQ, band concert !:
2, free acts; 4, free acts; 4:30, ball
game, Manning VS. Manila; to 8, band
concert; 9, seven reels OF moving pic
lures. Dance in the evening.
n Misses Grace Hutchinson and
Mayme Anglum went to Omaha last
Thursday and spent q couple OF days.
Fred Slater returned home last week
from Rapid City, IS. D.. where he had
been for the past few months.
Miss Frances Keller went to her
spend several days.
Mrs. A. r. Miller left last week for
st. Louis to attend a meeting Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
Robert and. Allen Hird, veterans,
who are attending Ames this, year,
came home last week to be in attend
ance at the homecoming. IT,. -.-'sa u.
L. l.. Hastings, the Times foreman
and linotype operator, left last week
for his home at Creston. Mr.. Hast
ings had been here for the past four
years. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. -Saiter- and son,
Frank. returned last week from their
visit in Illinois after spending ascou-
pie of weeks. III 4st ,,4b; t,554 ,+a.-- ftssa,5
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15

Rev, Father H. j. Schiller who has
been at Hot Springs, S. D., in hos
pital for the past few weeks, returned
home last week. Members of the par
ish and friends were very glad to see
him home again and feeling so much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Severs and daugh'
ter, Miss Helen, came down from West
Side Sunday and spent the day with
the latter's brother, Mr.. and Mrs. w
| C. White.
Rev and Mrs. W. H. Parker, w. c.
White and e. Baker autoed to West
Side Sunday afternoon.
George Gaumer who is attending
Ames this year, came home last week
| to be present at the homecoming.
Warren Conner and Harold Hasel'
! ton of Glidden, were here visiting
friends Sunday.
! Emmett Barrett. who has been here
! visiting his parents for the past week,
iratnrncd to san Francisco last week.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
societ!" of the Presbyterian churcn
met Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ray Grimes, Mrs. Whiting and
Mrs. Howard Hayes being the leaders.
Fred Theobald son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Theobald, returned home last
week after spending several months
in North Dakota with his brother and
sister.
Guild will be entertained Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. w. S.
Moore.
DR.. W. E. Draper was a Coon Rap
ids visitor last Sunday.
Harry McCracken and Frank Baker
left last Friday evening for Network
to look at some land.
MI. and Mrs. c. NJ. Krogh were.
Omaha visitors last week. ..
"His Friend, the Widow was the
PLAY given at the opera house Sattlr-.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15
FARMERS TosUY IN QUANTITIES
Buck Grove Dealer Offers to Duplicate
Prices on Same Quantities

Buck Grove, Ia, Oct. 10-At meet
ing of farmers living in the Hays
school district, east Of this place last
evening, a farmers union was organ
lied for the purpose of cutting down
the Fl. G. l.. if not Their G. H. l.. 1t is
proposed to buy in wholesale lots of a
city store, and have man distribute
the goods from school house to school
house in the territory to be covered.
"A storekeeper here remarked this
morning that thy could buy just as
chaply of local stores il they would
take the goods in quantities, and
stands deay to quote prices.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15

couple at present prices for that nee
essary staple.
Suggested that nut and fruit trees
be planted along the highways Of
Iowa. You wouldn't have to set the
clock ahead to make the boys get up
lin the morning then. III r.,
Tremendous opposition to allowing
the kids to play football on the streets
is expressed by those who are against
spending any money to provide play
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15

grounds.
Bicycles are becoming popular again
to ride to work, but the time has gone
by when the girls felt fine after max.
ing century run on them with some
other girls brother. L I"
The owner of an apple orchard is
tremendously impressed this year
year with the Unsuitable public demand
for his fruit for making vinegar.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15


Automobile stealers being rounded
up. There is widespread movement
to present them with thirty year
leases of the states free. apartments.
After lot of these strikers have
had pleasant and restful vacation
! sitting around the kitchen at home,
they will probably go back. at the old
rates and work a lot better.
Gangs OF thieves are reported to be
stealing valuable dogs. If the public
is not careful they will soon be, kid
mapping the police. ..,,.,..l e.. ....
A good many people that as the
league of nations does not seem to. be
much more than a debating society
anyway, it is hardly worth while de-
batting several years to see whether
it shall be started or not. , 49,, ~
If the railroad .brotherhOods think
they can get what they want by starv-
ing out the American people they
ought to have struck before the high
way systems, motor trucks and auto
mobiles were as much developed as
they are now.
No, Gladys, that bunch of perform
ers is not group of highly excited
patients escaped from neurasthenia
sanitarium, but merely one of the pop
ular jazz orchestras. 4
tai The 20 october lEehding guests aren't
throwing SO much rice at. the bridal