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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
sHRIMERs WILL MEET
SUNDAY AND PERFECT
PORTLAND TRIP PLANS

The members uf the Khivi Shrine
club viii meet a. th, Mafunic Temple
SUNDAY. June G. nj o. 10. Tor the pur
pore OF making final arrangements fpf
the trip to the Imperial Council. Port.
land. oregon. June 20. q and "a Roe.
order u. u. Swift faid Yesterday that
al members contemplating making the
trip are urgently requested io ho l,roa.
cnt al the meeting. which will last only
one hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
LOCAL DOCTOR INDICTED
ON M|slEMEiN0R cHARGt:

Fol owing his indictment hv tho
grand jury ou % charg. uf n"elig. Ht
homicide. w Al o. Harris ost.uplth.r
phyfieian ana surgeon. with offices D.
the Nj sion th'ltcr building was az.
rested yesterday by Sheriff rmrtol
Rwch and placed under bond In the
rwu 1T s; oUu iur his appearing IN tha
county court Tho charge Under Whicl
tho durjnr - indicted is n mis,lourauor
nnd b. punishable only hv fine en- iail
impri umcnt Tho char, Is 10 rc.
D'unc' To- tho treatment - the late
claude W1lcuit whore death occur, .
90 local iaitnrium last TUESDAY.
With reference 20 Tho int .drui D.
Iiarri. made tie following statement
last night;
I'm view of publicity given by tn
pr,e' of thu not that had mad" bond
on e miidrmclum charge connected
with the death uf claude Walcutt. I
deem Il proper Ia ,satc that Nlr. Wal.
coti had apparently recovered from the
operation performed by me at the Os.
t,oplthi, Surgical Hospital and &C..
turned hpmr where h. Ind hrcn ur
81 ling about the hour Tor q frw dlys
whom D., was taken o. another sni.
,alum aud operated an bv other de-.
oa following which second operation
ae died
This. with the faot that | have
rO'cntly been engaged in civil litiFn.
iio1 with certain coordination " conn
p,tinr surgeons 'hould hc sufficient O.
tufp,nd public continent until the
facts can hc developed on trial"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
FIRE At GULF COMPANY
u TEST CAUSES DAMAGE

Damage crtimatcd n, 81 500 WIS 81
tanned by the Gull Refining Company at
Us well In North Carson county Satur-
,lay night whorf the boiler housc caught
lire. II T. no, known whether ~ nui
the huiicr ~ entirely destroyed Boiler
experts were taken out from Amarillo
10 determine the damagc YESTERDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

VI yuu have the itch. don't scratch u
49,, not cure tho trruid oand makes tho
sain hlctd Apply liAi.LAl.DS SNOM
EMINENT. Rub u IN gently on tho
affected parts II relieves itching in
rnntly and Tow applications removes
the cause thus performing "a permanent
rur.. SCld hy Al niugEits. poe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
EIGHTEEN ARE FINED
IN CORPORATION COURT

Eighteen ciscs were disposed II lc'
Judge +. \. McHinnon IN tho corpori
ton court yesterday morning Forr
nyT;rccs and twb whites were fined To-
vagrancy Four drew fines for r1mh-
ling with cards three for disturbing tn
peace. two Tor speeding one Tor rocN
less driving. one Tor driving a car with
open mufflcr and one Tor operating a1
automobile without license.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
IIOi STON POsT EDITOR II
UNABLE To ATTEND MEETING;

IN answer IN an invitation Ia talk
u place upon the speaking rr'Eram ~
the first annual meeting g The Pan.
handlc.liainr Chamber of mmcr
G.,rgc ~. bailey. editor ~ ne Hous
ton r,ssi. has answered that be- will o.
unable To- attend. Tie gave assurances
however. that upon MS rctuiu from th
slemocraiic national runvontNm at Srl
Ftan,isco In July he viii vifi In Ar
arillo u sunday date can hc mad
fat him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
Inquiries About Amarillo.

= Caylcy II indianapolis Ind. ~
a letter to the beard IT city Develop.
mcut. made several inquiries about An.
arillo. principally relative to the last
census. new and recent enterprises and
BURNER conditions here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

Tccthlng babies always have hard
time 81 II when this pruocss urrurs ln
hot weather. They not only have L.
contend with painful gums hut the stpm
ach lg lirordercd bowels loosc ana al,
body uncomfortable. The best help you
can give the little suflcror IL McGEE's
BABY ELIXIR. n eorrests enur 80 :,
arh, cOnie and uuicts the bowclg' ant
hclps dlgcs'Idn. Sold by NJ Druggists.
~ ,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
HICKS DANIEL To
. HEAD DELEGATION.
Toe. {. MEETING
MANY ARE ENPECrBD To ATTENII
THE STATE CONVENTION
At DALLAS.


= Iiicks Daniel PRECEDENT II the Pan.
handle Christian Endeavor Union. eX.
poets tn head large delegation ~
young people "a the state convention
which will he held nj Dallas June . To-
10. More than 80 persons from thc
Panhandle have regiftercd. and h ~
believed that good percentage will
attend.
The publicity contest. which has been
under way since last August closed
Yesterday. Reports received by NJ.
Daniel rhowed that the Panhandle III.
,rict obtained e.i3i inches Of publicity.
which amount Il 10 believed will be- tho
largest e lie group and viii enable thu
di,tilri iO win a large g. T.. shield ~
the ltats convention.
Panhandle Crowds Cities.
The Panhandle gave IN, city unions
ann districts n warm contest. and was
ahead for the first two or three month";
hut Il was Impossible to maintain tn
lead over districts which have tive to
ten timta as many socicties Nearly
1880 inches of the publicity appeared
IN the Amarillo papers. and the bnlanc,
In the prcrs of the district.
The district convention nj I.ittloficli
last September. Christian Endcayor
Week In February and the Panhandle
rally In March at which Dr. william
Shaw spoke were the three great ll Do
tors In bringing publicity. H. the wut''
Several VIII Go.
Mr.. Daniel win no "a Dallas from tn
First Chrirtian Church sucioty. Others
who win go are Miss Iioxie Benton
Mis- Tinah York and Miss Annis
Schooiet. Miss Ruth Kerr. although
not n G. " member WI also attend the
convention
I.hy Nunn and Mrs Viola Num- anl
Fmcst lawc. MI nf Hereford and nov
Findcnts IN Trinity University. WaNp.
aachic. will go q the convention Miss
Lena roikin and Mis-. Mary bradley.
also of Hereford. will "a direct from
their homes
Mits lillian Constable and Mira. clara
Mitchell are planning to 90 fran the
rrfa congregational Church Miss
Ruth Blackburn ir the only one sn fir
from the Central Presbyterian church
that has definitely decided to 90
Many Registered.
Memphis. Friuna. planvicw. I.ud.
book and Littlciicld have al sent in
registrations and Il tx expected that
many win be- able "a attend n n b..
liovcd that the attendance 10y Memphis
Christian Endcav'ycrs win Dc unusually
alrgc.
Mr., Daniel said yesterday tina, ths
district convention probably win b. SD.
tcinbCr 10. II and H. The contention
viii b. held nj Memphis Because state
and federation officers will probably h,'
In Colorado Ter q conference On l.aha'
Day. Mr.. Daniel docn not believe that
a. Willie lsuaablo Ia hold the con,cn.
ton u week earlier as h. hoped.
Eccansc al the Cnthusiasm which will
rUrult from the state convention. Nc.
Dahld believes that there viii h, "a
gond attendance at the Memphis GOA.
Ventiun In September.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

Although Decoration Day was sun
day There were imr slight evidences
m q u Amarillo Yesterday All tn"
l1nht tho niltuid general offices and
pau oi tho Window at the pos, Office
were closed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

4 rcrnlnr morning Olpralinb a.
'howslr putt Won IN fine shape O.
DAYS w.Hk II you mifs u you
comfortable and cnnnCt puf Vln
volif movements. Fo ~ hnwfl b.
uiariiies HElinlNs y tho rcsnedv ~
puts them ~ tine. kiguruua eandiiiun.
suid rs An druggists -ec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

Fresh. sweet. white. dainty clothes
fur lahy, IL you u.s. Red Cruss Bad
rluc Never Srclks ur Injuries them.
Al good groccrs seil a. Be- package.
ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

IN numInia when man dds thew
must BE- placed iu his coffin CONT
q iat II soap and cuin 10 payl the fcc
div charon. to ferry him olcr thc
cit44 StVx.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01
BACK ACHE
Timber Up WIN Psnstrstins
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You have no idea how useful !,
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sprains. bruises, cuts. burns. bites
and stsngs.
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u not satisfied return the bottle
GET your money back
Ever eonstipated or have
headachcfs Just try Wizard
Whips. pleasant little pink p
seniA Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-01

The mineral wealth
estiinahlc. say scicntift'
scarcely touched.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02

A recent study made in q growing
Western city shows that. In the
eaauination Of . thousand letters OF
Inquiry from people Who were writ
ias TO the Chamber Of Commerce
rsgarding the possibilities Of NOV
ias to the city. SS% OF the pros
Dective citisens asked definite ques-
sioas about the efficiency Of the
school system: less than 70% asked
about any other one thing. and the
f'narksble fact l. that 40% asked
about the Standing Of the schools.
People will not come to Monte Wis
"a and Vicinity II our schools are IN
Progressive and our facilities lack
'ns. Our most desirable citizens
VIII come largely because our
schools arc known TO b smcient.
schools = Paying Investment for tho
State.
Massachusetts, spent 3l3.SSS.s:S
OF 1855 per pupil. ON education.
Tennessee spent $l.s2s.31s or ass
PER pupil on education during the
ame year. That year Massachus-
e"s citizens produced. on the aver
"e' IA each moro than did Tenn
essee citizens. or . total of $403,-
''s'S24 moro than Tennessee. Ed
acation IL not charity. but the best
paying Investment.
The answer to practically every
question that relates to school i'm
proVement and the increase Of efiic-
Nney In this community relates
u'Fectly or indirectly ON the voting
VI the One Hundred Thousand DOL
ar Bonds for the building Of 4 mod
e!n high school, the establishment
VI an Americanisation kindergarten
ana the payment Of accumulated
debts.
!. a careful survey of the needs Of
ae two districts OF this community
.a''a Tor the improvements asked
or. II We fail to vote the bonds 1t
WI mean that the efficiency Of the
*aools will be reduced. That We
:. .aa'i not be able to carry forward
%e courses in Agriculture and
nome Economics under the Smith
"ushes plan with state and federal
"a' 1t will mean that we shall
ave no gymnasium for physical
"s'ning or indoor sports. It will
aesa no auditorium for lecture
''aNse and sthsf community end
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02

The sevcn- mile piasa II busy
place thcs~ days and ono would M
surprised Ia know tho volume Of
bushes. transacted there durinx
tho year. Il IL not only = shipping
station for farm produce and stock.
but = supply point ~ we'll whcrv the
farmers of tho surrounding district
can purchase almost anything re-
quir~d. Tho Akers Lumber com.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02

Satisfies Of the United States
how that one half Of The pupils drop
%, before anlshins the aixth grade.
rnh means that the great msas Ut
,sssle In this cosatFy are growing
% IN ignorance. Our loss at pres.
%, - not qaiss - great bat far
,Ioys what L should b.. No In.
dsssrial bssiness coaesrn could OPP
.n,e and keep from bankruptcy. II
NJ waste amounted to anything like
W9. To b really sfacient our
schools should have the plant. the
equipment. the coursss Of study and
the teaching smcisncy that will en-
abe d to hold at least seq In
xAooi until they complete some
lias Of training. The loss OF loT
sosld be due to deaths. feeble
nindedness. homeless orphans and
Institutional ehildren.
The following table shows the
appsoximate percentage Of all pu.
pls entering The psblic schools who
eoaplste the high school In seven
,yDteal cities and two Colorado
tovna
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02

TIL" money for the asmory n ~.
allahle and preliminary plans have
h..n drawn Tor III. building, The
plans ar. at the Akcrs lumbos
company once aud sr, mos, com.
ple,s for we'll equipped home for
the troop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02

Walter Hook and wife loft this
Friday night for their home In
Ciarksburx. West virginia. after an
extended visit with relatives here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02

pany of this place have = braneh
once there and carry = large stock
NJ lumber. coal and building ma
tertai: tho trseman company Of I,el
Nor,e have u inrne general store.
niiinx station. ete,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02

Harry Loss, uon Gibson, Milo VII.
son. Menio Thomas and 10. shown
were doughty band Of hunters
leaving Thursday for the Coeh.,op.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02

\. n. K~llar aud y. =. Hcaton ara
deer hunting Ia tho silver Lakes
country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02
school projects,

vote Tor tho bonds aud give your
o""dfrn chance, You do a t.al
service To your community when
you build school buildings ana con.
Hiha'. to the eaus. OF education.
Respectfully submitted.
H. u. Van Fleet. supt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-02
ray MONTE VITA COMMUNITY
AvtOssn 10 SPEND AoORk
wONEy ON Wu3 oClsDOsA7
Y01i

tcsn,inued from Pase Oas,
..udrsa The bsss sdveastoasi op-
,srsaitics.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08
Navy Head a Visitor.

Secretary Of the Navy Josephus Daniels will
be q guest Of Rock Island this evening, when
he will speak At the Augustana gymnasium
While the secretary comes to say q word for
the national Democratic ticket, that fact should
NOT deter citizens Of opposing political faith
in turning out to hear him. He is head Of the
sea fighting forces Of the greatest patton in the
world. and he played an important part in the
prosecution Of the recent war. The secretary
may have some interesting things to relate in
connection with the part our navy had in the
overseas campaign. We ara all proud of our
navy. the efficiency Of which has been greatly
developed under the administration Of the pres-
ent secretary. Mr.. Daniels is q polished
orator Of the old school. He halls from
the south. and is great entertainer when he
is on the platform. We should receive him as
the secretary Of the navy, and Is citizens feel
ing honored by his visit among us give him
reception such as one holding the high Office
he does entities him to, at the Augustana gym
nasium this evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08
!H;!'fDTFo ) a11c' :,

Dear Mrs Thompson: am a
young lady of 10 and have recently
been married to a gentleman of "a.
My mother-in-law has been very
mean to me and has insuited and
treated me unkindly many times.
Every time she has said anything /
have ignored it and have said moth
ing rather than hurt father-in-law;
whom l like very much.
My mother is many miles away
and l have not let her know how
miserable my mother-in-law is max
ing my married life. and therefore
cannot receive her advice.
We love each other very much
and if she would only stop her dis
turbances l am sure everything
would be perfect. She is very sim
liar to the wicked women in the
stories and moving pictures, that
not liking a daughter-in-law. tries
to make her life miserable.
I don't know anyone else in the
city and it is very hard for me to
be happy when some one is contin-
ually causing trouble.
: We have been married three
months and have not had a quarrel
until her recent attack two weeks
ago. I have always been taught to
respect my elders, but I find that ]
not only have lost my respect fol
her. but am commencing to de.
spise her. Never before have + de.
spised a person, but l cannot seen
to help it.
have never used rouge or any.
thing pertaining to that while she
dyes her hair, is very generous
with her rouge and goes to many
dances and for many automobile
rides without her husband present
I would willingly accept any ad.
vice she would offer me, but shs
dosen't seem to want to, and / an
looking forward to q few lines Of
advice even IL I am criticized.
will be thankful to DO informed 4
l am in tho wrong. H. c. A.
Your letter is long, but not ex.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08
Small ID Nominated.

The state canvassing board has onciAlly
6Aelared Len Small Of KankAlee the Republi-
ca nominee for governor and his name has
boen ordered placed ON the ballots for the
Nosembsr election.
considerably cleared and one OF the bltterest
contests in the history Of state politics is
ended. But it has left . gap in the Republica3
party that will not be Immediately closed. Both
factions used every weapon known TO modern
political warfare and thought little Of the con-
sequences that would follow. After 90 fierce
conflict it cannot be expected that the wounds
should heal overnight. There are many scars
that will not disappear before Nov. 2.
From Senator Lewis standpoint, his politi-
cal fortunes would have been improved BY the
nomination Of either the entire Oglesby ticket
OF the complete Thompson-Lundin slate. Then
he would have received very substantial sup
port from the ranks of the defeated faction.
4 Al matters now stand, Thompson has the head
of the ticket and the treasureship. while the
anti Thompson men have tho rest which means
that neither side will dare do any considerable
amount Of ''xnihng." for fear OF defeating their
candidates
But there are thousands of Illinois Repub-
Leans who will not support Small and who
will not hesitate to scratch the ticket" to Pre-.
vent the Thompson Lundin machine from gaiu-
Ing foothold at Springfield. They will re-
sist TO the last the onslaught Of the Tammany
tiger and they will turn to Lewis. for in the
Democratic nominee they recognize man Of
unQuestioned ability. faithful public servant,
who has well-earned the respect and confidence
in which he is held by the people Of the state
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

late the man or men who are re-
sponsible for such wonderfully Ell
Gent first aid, since was told
there was no doctor around" he
said. lifting his lantern on the
crowd. the light falling full on
Clyde Hanayan and the bent form
OF DR.. Withers leaning on his arm,
1T was Clyde Hanavan, sir. He
1xed EN- all up" piped . small
voice from the darkness.
Il fixed 'em up, sir, but Doc
Withers taught me first aid and I
couldn't have done it without him.
sir. an I always loved this kind of
thing, only for tho sake Of helping
folks not to suffer though" Clyde'S
face grew red under the geen rae
Of the big surgeon.
ITS too bad the lad can't be
made a surgeon; he's wonderful nj
his first aid work, DR.. Benson !.
Dr.. Withers looked affectionately
at his pupil.
1T would b too bad to let the
world lose such An able surgeon.
too. whatever my feelings afe h
this matter. Clyde, would you be
too proud to take my sons placer'
Dr.. Benson lowered his voice %
that only Clyde could hear.
mo. SIR; that is II you think thu.
could MI It to your satisfaction-
In surgery, I mean" he ansvered
with . radiant smile.
Seems too bad and q darned
funny freak. OF lack that 10 ~
where I wanted to other foiks
should have to suffer, but II God
lets me b . mighty good surreor
I'll see that folks don't lose orf an
any deal I have with 'sm-and !
guess I'd sooner believe I'm God
than luck. because bad luck r
mostly preventable mistakea. N
good luck comes to those Who don1
expect too much out Of NE -
make the most OF what they have-
at least I'm beginning to think TIA,
way. murmured Clyde a he venI
to sleep that night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08
THE DAILY SHORT STORY

smile ut Clarence Benson idly
watching the float in the sparkling
water. They say that everything
comes to those who wait, but I'm
inclined to think that it's Just luck
with some folks, like you and your
fishing an becoming . surgeon.
Some folks would set around this
lake q whole week and don't git
the catches you get in . day. He
strobe out toward the oil we'll on
the hilltop.
And remember luck comes when
you least expect it-good and bad.
Remember the story Of Aladdin's
lamp, old chap" Clarence called
after the rstreatinE figure.
what do you know about that,
mother! Clarence Benson died
last night" Clyde Hanavan put
down the Newspaper, and his lips
trembled for Q moment 1t SEEM
ed horrible to think Of, to die and
leave behind al that wealth and
the chance Of becoming . surgeon.
His strong body shivered at the
very thought that Fate could play
Clarence Benson such . trick %
that!
ayes, I heard that down At the
postofilce. II appears that Clar-
ence had appendicitis. but DR.. Ben
son was afraid to have him opera
ted on, 20 he tried treatment. n
nally he got . surgeon from New
York, but II was too late; the lad
only lived . few hours after the
operation. Seems ~ though DR..
Benson would 30 cFasy. they say;
he'd set his heart on that boy BE-
ing such = wonderful surgeon: he
was an only child, too" said Mrs.
Hanavan with . thankfal sigh a.
she looked It her family around
her. ''Oh. and BY the way. Clyde.
Doc Withers told me. to tell you
that he wants TO teach you aboat
fractures tonight II you're not
working. and he gave mo the recipe
foi that ounce seed hand lotion.
He says Il will be real GOOD 70
keep your hands limbersd up. Tou
know. son. that pa says that II this
we'll Is 'gusher' you're to 90 to
college right away, cos Muriel and
Noreen viii be most ready TO teach
In . year or two" che added q
she caressed her sons head. and
In turn submitted TO . hugging and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

kissing from him that almost took
her breath away.
Gosh, aren't I glad I'm alive!
But feel bad over Clarence Ben
son! He said once when he was
up here last spring, When you
least expect it good or bad luck
comes I guess he was right, Door
chap" he said, with q shadow in
his clear, blue eyes.
A few months later DR.. Benson,
broken in health and spirit over
the death Of his idolixed son, came
to his home in the foothills, where
he owned some oil property ad-
Joining the Hanavaas' lease.
A few weeks later . wash out"
wrecked the evening train at the
top Of the Mountain Gauge. result
ing In many injured and killed. DR.,
Lynch. the nearest medical man
was miles OF, and could not reach
the spot for IN hour or 90 Old
DOC" Withers called for Clyde
Hanavan to help him. but the doc.
tors eyesight was SO bad that il
fell to Clyde's skillful fingers t.
bandage and ease the injured, tc
remove and care for the dead
There was SO much to be done, and
80 few among the crowd that seem.
cd to have the knowledge to han.
die the terribly injured and burned
except Clyde with his quick. deft
strong fingers: but to him it seem.
ed that skilled aid never would
come, or the ambulance that would
convey them to the nearest hospi.
tai. which was six miles OF.
Suddenly he thought Of DR.. Ben.
son in his loneliness and grief
Here was = man for the Job. WI,
hadn't anyone thought Of callini
him before?
Clyde was Just completing hi,
"nrSt aid" 70 the terribly bufnes
engineer and given "hyposs to tn,
rest Of the injured under Dr.. With
ers' orders. when DR.. Benson ~
rived ct the scene Of the wreck
He went to each one of the patient,
and scanned his dressings and tn
various little things that had beer
done to ease them.
II don't see that there is any
thing left for me to do. You hav'
already done everything that caa
Be done under such 00d-fcssakeI
conditions-And . little more; M!
call me: ! would like to coagfatu