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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
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! E|H1DS 0AUSES TEXAS OPERATORS
1DtP[CT T uRTHER LOCAL RISE

swah IN an effort lu determine from
what level the water r. CominH
This ls heinz done preparatory lu
completion ana O. ~ IL expected lu
show new iiold uf good production
This Wildcat has been making con
fidrrlhIu ul Tor several days
Good showing
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on COMPANY located he sharhnl
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showing 900 3.Nu0 feet and h. nov
shut down That ia just a lltlr above
tho depth li which the sand IN the
compton WIS found.
Nu important showing has horn
discovered Too % wildcat well soynh
miles northeast of the Desdomuna
townailu the cook well If the Hum.
bic on a Refining Company. AZ 10
depth off $3.50 feet The we'll made
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
BETTER THAN
WHISNEy FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Asp'ron
al, Medicated Will Latesl
Scientific Remelies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons 10 Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent COmpli
cations.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
DEWEY
Mrs. May Matthews

The surprise mentioned last
week came off at Ralph Berry's'
Friday. Salem Sunday School
and neighbors and Carthage
friends were all there and celebrat-
ed Mrs. BeTy's birthday. She
was surprised at over a hundred
people arriving at once and the
guests were very much surprised
to find in the receiving line Rev.
S. G. Keys and his genial wife
from Peirce City. Every body
enjoyed the evening, especially
the refreshments of ice cream and
cakes.
Mrs. Bull will entertain the Aid
Society on September 9th.
Lena and Archie Rice spent the
week with Mrs, Owen in Jasper.
Dewey School has been newly
papered and concrete platform
put around the WE'LL and the yard
moved and everybody in readiness
for the opening of school next
Monday.
There has been put in a new
culvert at Dick Carriers. Every
body gives thanks.
There was a very large crowd at
Mrs. Gresham's sale Tuesday and
Salem Aid ladies sold $50 worth
Of lunch.
Andrew Gresham and wife and
Arthur Frost and wife will make
an overland trip to Adrian to visit
Arlo Estey and family this week.
AlbertFinke and family of Pitts
burg, Kans., are spending the
weekend visiting at Sam Mercy
nolds'.
Miss Whitesel of Carthage was
a guest of Miss Augusta Kyle
Sunday and also assisted at Salem
by playing the organ for the Sun
day School.
Wednesday night notwithstand
ing the rain about fifty of Melvin
Miller's friends gathered at hi
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02

The News is 81 so year and worth it.
- - - a a 9
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
Sand Generates ElectrIe1tY.

A curious phenomenon Of the Sa-
hara is the charging Of motorcar
bodies with electricity. Lorries rum
ming In the vicinity Of Gabes are re-
ported to be often affected, and drlv-
ers grasping the starting handle after
stop are liable to receive severe
shocks. The electrihcation is sup
posed to be impaired to the chassis
from charged sand blown against 1t.
the. rubber tires serving as insulation
to retain the charge. By trailing
wires, ground connection is made, and
the charge dissipated.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
To Protect Aluminium.

To protect aluminium and aluminium
alloys from cOrrosiOn, says the Jour-
nal of Industrial and Engineering
Chemistry, L. Won GrOtthuss has tried
browning the metal electrolytically.
BY using this method, the aluminium
may be bent or rolled without the
coating. Aluminium thus treated was
immersed in Il salt solution for two
months without showing the slightest
trace of corrosion.-Chemical Round
Table.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02

home and gave him farewell. .
Melvin left Thursday for Column
bia to attend the Missouri Uni
versity.
Thursday an aid society meet
ing was held at Mrs. Turner's and
officers for the year were elected
as follows: Mrs. Montgomery,
president; Mrs. Ferguson, vice.
president; Mrs. Rusk, secretary.
Mrs. Percy, who has often car
ried the mail on route 6, has been
at the bedside of her mother fo1
many weeks. Mrs. Shsmbaugh
lived near Alba, and had suffered
with cancer of the windpipe until
it caused her death last Friday.
Will Turner was called to Vero-
ma last Tuesday to see his mother
who was very sick, and she died
Thursday.
Will Greenwood has new car.
Miss Grace Greenwood leaves
this week to teach school at Co.
lumbus, Kans.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
BLUE AND BETHEL
Frances and Mary earns


Mrs. Keltner and daughters at
tended the meeting at Oakton
Sunday.
Fred Pugh and family visited
Sunday at James Appleby's.
Lesby Garrett and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Tom Ward
lows.
Jessie Lucas and Bert Quillin
and wife spent Sunday with Eva
Cline.
Doyle Lilly and wife spent Sun
day with Mrs. Boyd.
Mrs. Lee Mitchell and children
spent Friday at Frank earns
Ola Morley called there in the
afternoon.
Beatrice and Christie'Lucas and
Alice, Eula, Ethel and Blanche
Pugh spent Sunday at George
Lilly's
Harve Lucas and family spent
Sunday at Ben Testers.
: Mrs. Yates spent Sunday after
noon at Mrs. Cotton's.
Lee Mitchell visited Sunday
afternoon at Will Crockett's
Charley Onstott and family and
Clyde Reno and family spent Sun
day at Roy Kings.
Mrs. Keltner and daughters
visited Tuesday at Frank earns,
Mrs.McPeak and children spent
Tuesday evening at Lesby Gar
ret's.
Walter McPeak and family
visited Sunday at Mrs. VIM
| Budd's.
Mrs. Steve Lucas and children
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
Births.

The following births were re-
ported to The News this week by
DR.. Knott:
Born to Lester Mcconnell and
wife, 6 miles east of Jasper, We'd
nesday, August 25, a girl.
Born to Ernest Rex and wife,
5 miles northeast of Jasper, Mon
day, August 80, a girl.
Born to John Capp and wife,
one mile east of Jasper Monday
August 80, a girl
The News is 81 so year and worth it
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
ME-. Church, South, Notes

Services will be held at the M .
E. Church, South, Sunday, Sep
TENDER 5, at II a. M, following
the Sunday School at 10 a. m
Evening services at 8p. m. You
are cordially invitedto come.
D. E. DOWLESS,
Pastor,
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
Esparto.

Esparto grows throughout extensive
districts In the south of Spain, and a
poorer quality is found on large areas
Of poor and sandy lands in Algiers
and TunIs. Esparto fiber has been
used for centuries In Spain, and the
manufacture OF mating, baskets and
cordage exclusively of esparto dates
from the time Of the Moorish occupa.
ton.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02

Green Maid announcing n caller
"Please. mum, is this the lady you told
me always to say you was out tor
Boston Transcript.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
Thankful for That,

1t is said that hatrins to match the
color of the eyes are to be worn this
year and will he very fashionable.
"Indeed." said Brown. as he read the
foregoing to his wife. then won't
have 10 have green hatpins stuck into
my blue eyes"
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
Gasoline VS., the Rod.

The old-fashlOned father who used
to whip his son for violation of the
rules Of tine house has new method
Of punishment. lie locks the garage.
Los Angeles Times.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02

visited Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Owensby. ."
Phillip Budd is on the sick list
this week.
Frank earns and wife were La
mar visitors Friday afternoon.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02

A convenient string holder may he
made Of small funnel hung in cor
ner of a Kitchen. A ball of string
should he put in the funnel, the loose
cord extending down Though the
stem.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02
Man Not Practical.

Men are sentimental gosslps. They
are not practical enough. Women are.
Since the beginning OF time it's wom-
en- that have had to do tic practical
thlngst-GeorSc bernard Shaw.
The Jasper news., 1920-09-02

Greenland was 50 named because OF
the mantle of mosScs, grasses, shrubs
and lowering plants which cover 1t In
summer, literally making 1t green"
Innd
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
E-UTT

May s.
We had nice rain Sunday night, it
was welcomed by all.
l. S. Cupp left Saturday ior Iowa
where he will work while.
II you see Mr.. Chapman going
around with a smile on his face you
may know the reason, for he drove in
Monday morning bright and early in
brand new car, =
Mrs. I. S. Cupp and Mrs. E. G.
Glover spent Sunday with the Sports
man family.
Foy Glover spent Saturday night with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Barnhardt OF Reeds Spring.
There we're a good many fishing on
the creek Sunday and to look at the
strings Of fish they caught we would
think there were none left in the creek.
Mrs. Will Browne and fanny and
Mrs. Jim Stewart spent Saturday night
with their mother, Mrs. Ann Davis.
Mrs. Daisy Bilyeu spent Sunday with
her sister Mrs, L. 0. Stewart,
We had quite a wind storm Sunday
morning about FIVE o'clock. 1t unrooted
several buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Barnhart visited
relatives in Ozark Sunday.
John Blansit had the misfortune to
lose one OF his fine cows recently.
Roxie Ellsworth is staying with her
sister, Mrs. Dellie Blausit, who is very
sick at this writing.
E. G. Glover has made a fine boat
and we expect to see him riding the
waves soon.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
LABOR SQUARELY BEHIND
GENERAL WOOD
Chicago Unionist Says He Offers One
Need Of Employer and EN-.
pIoyee--Justlce.

In an editorial entitled General
Wood and Labor's Need" the Chicago
UniOnist comments on the result of
the primaries In Cook county, and Chi
cagO rs follows:
Lining up the presidential possi-
billties side by side, and considering
what each has to offer labor, we be.
|Ieve that General Woods tribute TO
our cause will be labOr's one need
Justice. We want nothing more, and
most emphatlcally nothing less"
Speaking of the strikes In Chicago,
which caused him to abandon his
speech.making tour In the eastern
states to return here, General Wood
said:
This country ls going TO be run by
Americans, cost what 1t may. No class
Legislation, either Of wealth, labor, or
power, but n real democracy and a
spirit Of cooperation and helpfulness,
is the need"
Yes, General Wood. you have put
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13

and came here 10 recruit his health be
lore returning to bis work at the glass
plant.
J. N. Holt and son Thurman made
a trip TO Oklahoma 10 see J. Ms broth
er, Granville Holt, who has been sick.
They returned this week.
The high waters Wednesday morn
ing tore up everything on all the
creeks, farm was strictly ridge farm
il it did not have some fencing washed
away. Several thousand dollars would
not cover the damage done.
Ed Blankinship and son, Elmo,
made a trip to Chadwick this week in
defiance Of the rainy weather,
B. F. AYres killed FIVE wolves few
days ago.
U. G. TannehilI Of Ocie and his son,
Finley, were here one the past week
on business.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
BROWN BRANCH

May II.
We are having lots Of rain but mos,
Of our farmers were lucky enough to
get corn planted before these rains
came,
The Baptist church here raised
$455,87 during the centenary campaign
which closed May End.
Our Sunday school gave an interest
ing Mothers Day program last Sunday.
Quite a crowd attended.
Miss Helen Conner, who spent last
week in Ava, has returned home.
Ada Dunn, Mabel Dean and Ralph
Mcpherson attended church at Barger
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Conner and Mrs. w, S.
went to Ava Saturday, returning The
same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reese spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Dow Reese.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13

your finger on the pulse Of the Sltua'
ton. Labor is menaced by foes from
within. You are right in protesting
against class legislation. Labor wants
no legislation giving it balance of
power, but labor does want legislation
giving 1t its rights; nothing more;
nothing less. Labor desires no legiS-
laton of class. Labor wants no legiS'
latiOn of wealth. Labor wants no
legislation Of power, and above all,
labor wants no legislation Of labor.
Labor wants Justice; justice to itself;
justice TO capital; justice to every
combination of citizenry that goes to
make our great American nation. La
Dor will be satisfied with justice, and
when justice is meted out TO her the
undercurrent Of unrest will be calmcd;
but not before.
SO, General Wood, more power to
you. Your dictum against class leg
iSlatlOn, whether of wealth, or Of la
Dor, or of power, does credit TO you,
because it Is what every true Amerl-
can citizen wantS-justlce for all, and
special privileges for none.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
Congressman Hayes Helps Soldier Boy

Congressman Hayes Helps Soldier Boy
One Of our soldier boys, Mainard c.
Lamburt, oi Swan, Mo-, was stricken
down with the dreadful influenza while
in one Of the Texas training camps, in
January, 1919, and was left in a very
weakened condition and when dis.
charged was suffering from a very pain.
iul throat trouble, which did not Weld
to treatment. After returning home
and falling to recover bis usual health
he filed claim under the war risk in.
surance law for compensation. Attor
ney Adams oi ,hi, place prepared the
proofs for him, showing that he was
disabled at least one-iounh in earning
capacity, but the department rejected
his claim, declaring that he was not
in degree that entitled him
10 compensation, but offered him treat
nent. He was sent to ssnitariums in
St. Louis. but received little il any ben.
1t. Mr.. Adams then took the matter
Up with Congressman Edw. W. Hays.
yho secured a review oil the case for
Mr. Lamburt, and as a fesul, Of this
eview an allowance ei $50 90 a month
or the past year has been awarded to
dr. Lamburt and a check sent him
or over $4,000.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
PASTOR DEFENDS SOLDIER
Tells Lowden Rooter Leonard Woods
Reputation Was Gained as
Civil Administrator.

Chicago, April Rev. Jesse B.
Burkhardt, pastor of the First Con-
gregati0nal church of BOresford, S. D.,
has made plllic his reply 10 Johnston
Myers of 23g0 Michigan avenue, Chi
cago, who wrote asking him to sup
port Governor Lowden for president,
After enumerating the strong points OF
Governor Lowden, Mr.. Myers asks:
"Are we not tired of militariSnT In
his reply Mr.. Burkhardt says:
'SlnCe In the whole Of his thirty
odd years in service General Wood
has never led more than brigade In
battle and never engaged In anything
that in this war would be called bat
tie. cannot feel weary of his slaugh-
tering. And when think that the
work for which we remember him and
other nations honor him was that of
civilian administrator, feel that your
inslnuation is unfair ana unworthy"
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
VALLEY VIEW
May 16.

May 10.
Some OF the citizens Of this place
met and built good culvert, that was
badly needed, near Ben Clemons' and
Jim RoSell's one day last week, and
the high water this week played havoc
with il.
Lightning this week killed a COW for
Jesse Sowards and one for Ed Blank.
enship.
Look out, girls, Charley Woods has
traded for a car and is now looking for
a sweetheart or some one TO joyride
with him.
George Dean Of Bfistow, Okla, Is
here visiting his brother John and other
relatives near Protein. George recently
underwear. an operation ior torsilids
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
WALNUT SHADE

May II.
James Estep went to Reeds Spring
Sunday to meet bis son and daughter,
Thurman and Jewell E'tep, who have
been spending a lew weeks in Texas
visiting kiniolks.
G. w. Allen, our road overseer, is
doing a good job on the road near
James Melton's.
J. R. Gideon and Otto Wolf, inter.
county seat road commissioners, came
out few days ago and laid out piece
Of road for Mr.. Allen to work.
Adlida Wood, formerly OF this place
but now OF Springfield, who has been
suffering from a broken shoulder and
arm, is reported better.
Paul Fisher was seen hauling a cane
mill toward home last week. We sup.
pose the Fishers are going to help out
in the sugar situation, It would be a
good idea il more Of us would 20 and
do likewise.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
Senator Spencer

We are pleased at the endorsement
given by the Republican convention TO
Senator Spencer and the Republican
congressman from Missouri. We are
particularly pleased in the case Of Sen
ator Spencer because he has occupied
a very trying position. By consulting
the files oi the Republican it will be
seen the the present editor has opposed
the notion Of a League Of nations such
as Mr.. Wilson proposes even before the
document was written because, histori'
callY, it is fundamentally impossible at
the present time. We had hoped for
a closer association Of the great free
nations that would make war unlikely,
as nearly as humanlY may be, impos-
sible. Senator Spencer in assuming his
duties was faced with a condition that
burdened the conscience and judge
ment Of an earnest public servant. Mr..
Wilson with autocra.ic disregard Of the
expressed will oithe people, that might
have made the kaiser green with en-
w, proceeded TO write the treaty OF
peace, in practical accord with prin-
ciples long before stated by him as the
possible means oi making the senate
bow 10 the Presidents unhindered will,
that is Of getting the nation into such
tangle that it would be necessary 10 &C.
cept the situation since the snarl could
not be unrayeled. When he iouud
the senate opposed to the League Of
Nations with its surrender Of American
rights he brazenlY threatened to weave
the League into the treaty.
This was the situation Senator Spen.
eef was called upon to meet. Anx-
lous to save America, and also the
world, he sought some way to save the
tteaty and at the same time protect US
from the League with Its brain storm
absufdities. It was a difficult task,
one TO dsunt the best thot Of the coun.
try. The league had no business in
the treaty, it was deliberately forced
there by Mr.. Wilson to compel Its &C.
ceptance. In dealiBg with this mon.
strosiiy We are impressed by the fact
Senator Spencer at all times acted as
his judgement and hi, conscience die.
lated and on the test he vas iound
voting for the reservations that protec.
led US from the mortgage that Mr..
Wilson il seeking so desperately 10
place upon our national freedom. Mis-. ,
iouri has reason 10 be proud that in
1918 she refused to take the orders Of i,
Woodrow Wilson to elect rubber stamp
enaton. The good sense Of this great
tate was tried in the balance and was
Iot found wanting when by $4,000
otes she repudiated the notion that a d
rec people must be told whom 10 n
lect u
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
Let Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You Her
Poultry Raising Experience.

Three years ago bought an Incuba.
tor. this year I've made money. Rats
stole the baby chicks. Didn't know
until friend gave me a cake Of RAT
SNAP. Next morning found two dead
rats in henncry. Kept finding them.
Suddenly they disappeared altogether.
It's the only sure rat killer" Take
Mrs. Graves advice. Three sizes, Csc,
so, $500. Sold and guaranteed By
J. E. Felkins & Co.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
RIVERVTEW
on business
May 8.


We are having some real cool wealth
er again at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone Of Kansas City,
owners OF Cedar Point, are here now
looking out location for their dwelling
house, and building bungalows.
hummer Houseman made trip TO
Branson Wednesday.
Vernon and Gertie Casey and baby
visited with home folks Saturday night
and Sunday.
Everybody in this vicinity is busy
planting corn.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
CARRIER

NAal
The week starts out a little showery
and the farmers are beginning 10 worry
about their cornfelds, getting too green
between the lows. They had hoped
to (and yet may) get them all cleaned
out this week. Vegetation is taking
on wonderful growth the last few days.
E. A. Drum had four nice Guernsey
calves shipped to T, J. Morgan, they
came in Sunday by express from Wis
consin. Mr.. Morgan took them home
and they are doing we'll so far. It is
hoped that more will take the same
notion and thus bring the grade Of
stock up to a point where the dairy
business OF the Ozark hills can com
pete with other communities in that
industry.
c. E. Rash, Of Topeka Kansas, has
purchased the Mrs. Craig farm on Fall
Creek and will move his household
goods to the place as soon as they ar
rive at CARRIER. Mr.. Rash is a minister,
and is making this move as a rest cure
from the conventional lie Of the city.
We hope he will do well, and have
faith that the ozone Of our hills will
give him much improved health,
Lonnie Jones and wife came in Sun
day from Eldorado, Kansas, where they
have worked on the railroad. They
will return the last Of the week, after a
few days spent with relatives.
Jacob Siegel Of Crane is visiting with
Leonard Jones and other relatives for a
few days.
The father Of John Larue returned
from Hot Springs Ark, Monday where
he took the baths, and feels much i'm
proved, but says it is hot place sure
enough and makes fellow sweat.
A. c. Frost, with the help Of many
friends, went TO Havana, Mo-, to be
treted for his cancer. The doctors
said the disease was so far advanced
that treatment would be useless, in fact
fatal, so advised him 10 return and
take life as easy as possible until his
guierings are relieved by death.
We hear new post Office called Ike,
has been established at the old Irma
place Anyone wishing to see Ike
can cross the hills from CARRIER and
the old Hebrew name shortened to Ike
will greet them with a smile. We
learn that Mr.. Dickson is post master.
The Irma people have been without an
Office since Norvel Wallace resigned
several years ago 10 be our county sur
veyor.
E. R. Jackson's bridge outfit will
move back 10 Branson today, after a
two weeks stay at CARRIER trying TO do
some concrete work on the bridge but
had to give it up on account OF to much
water. They will return as soon as
dry weather comes and complete the
work.
w. T. Powell was a visitor TO the
hub Of Stone county Sunday. He re.
ports the new court house going up
rapidly.
Politics is not bothering our people
much now.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13

Owing to the press Of work due to
the close Of school we are unable 10
get all our county correspondence set
up. We expect to have it all in next
week.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13

Even some OF the hard boiled"
democrats are now willing to admit that
they came near electing an emperor the
last time and are more or less willing to
to let the republicans unscramble things
for several years to come - Conconino
(Ariz. } Sun.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13

American Republicanism is Suffi-
cientIy broad to include all the men and
women who believe 10 the welfare Of the
United States and its people.
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
COUNTY OFFICES.

The following have authorized US
to announce them candidates for the
various county Offices, subject to the
action Of the Republican voters at the
Primary election, Ausust 8, 1920,
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13
Announcements

For State Senator
DR.. GUY B. MITCHELL
P. A. BENNETT
The Taney County republican., 1920-05-13

TANEY COUNTY REPUBLICAN
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