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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-30

farm, and told Mr.. Ayers about it.
1t proved to be Mr., Ayers car, and
was in good shape except that the gas
tank was empty. The finder received
the $25 reward and now Mr.. Ayers
offers $50 reward for information
leading to the arrest of the person or
persons taking the machine.
Mr.. Ayers returned to Forgan Tues
day afternoon.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-30
ROCK ISLAND NO.
BROKE PISTON ROD
Ran In Arkaion Monday on One CYL
inder-Liberal Sent Engine to the
Rescue.

Rock Island train No. l ran into
Arkalon Monday, on one cylinder,
the other having broken in two some
where east of Arkalon, causing the
train to be more than an hour late.
An engine was sent from Liberal TO
Arkalon to haul in the delayed train.
The broken-down engine was taken
to the round house for repairs,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-30

Nickel, local agent for the National
Building & Silo Tile Company. 1t
has a capacity of 236 barrels, and
insures Mr.. Harnden an adequate
supply of water, should the wind not
blow for several days at time.
The work was done by Mr.. M. F.
Fitzgibbons, travelling mechanic for
the company, who also constructed
tanks for Andy Bozarth and Ray
Matkin of near Liberal, and for Andy
Bozarth near Tyrone.
Mr.. Fitzgibbon will return in the
spring to put up several tank and silo
jobs sold by Mr.. Nickel.
National tile silos and tanks are
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-30

not new in this section. Mr.. Nickel
has sold several of each and they have
given good satisfaction wherever
used. The company sends mechanics
to construct them, and this is respon-
sible in large measure for their sue
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-30

Observation-Disclosures mmuM m m nmm
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-30
TRUCK RUNS INTO
DODGE TOURING CAR
Accident Occurred Last Night About
Five O'clock at Corner of North
Lincoln and Seventh Streets. 49,.
W. W. Harrison was strucu by

heavy truck last night at the corner
of Seventh and Lincoln streets, as he
was driving his Dodge car along the
street. The truck went right on, not
even stopping to ascertain the dam
age done.
Mr.. Harrison was badly shaken up
and his car was damaged pretty bad
ly, the fender on one side being torn
Off the steering wheel broken and
one of tn bolts in the bumper snapped
in two.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-30
Harnden Improves Farm y
With Tile Water Tanks
O. d. Nickle Dotting Country With
Substantial Tank and SiLo
Made of Tile

The accompanying picture was
taken at the farm of W. G. Harnden,
seven miles northeast of Liberal, and
shows the new tile water tank Just
completed.
The tile was furnished by o. d.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-30

Mr.. Wasserman Of the Amsterdam
Broom & Brush Co., of Amsterdam.
New York, was in the city Monday
and Tuesday visiting with Earl Rich
ter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
MEGLEcTlNG that
COLD OR ClgeR2
Why, when DR.. Kings New
Discovery so promptly
checks il

IT'S natural you don't want 20 be
CARELESS and 81 that old cold W
a cough drag on or that new al
tack develop Seriously. Not when
you can get such a proved Sue as
ful remedy as DR.. Kings new DIS
Coyery.
Cold. cough, grippe, crorn d,cs
hot resist this standard roi.ctcr
very long. LIS quality j. a. h-i
today Hs !. always has hcen-aui
It's been growing s,cudlll IN nnrl'
larlty for more than ufiY years
5Oc. and 81 20 bottle ut all dr'g'
glsis. Give II trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
A COMMON SENSE orrIcrR

Victor L. Berger. Of Milwaukee
- not permitted 60 make a speech
= Jersey City. The chief Of police
that town escorted the congress.
an-eiected-hy-the- pro-Germans ou,
= town Tue chief had been remind.
: OF the socialists statements made
ring the war when the nation Was
skinr 20 make the world safe for
y frre born men.
NE bsp>rtnsnt OF Justice Is rid
NC The country Of many undessr.
lies. IL is doing a splendid work.
9 know OF no citizen more unde.
able than one who continually
lis upon his henchmen 10 rssis,
Instituted authority.
We consider Berger a menace 10
2 country In which be lives end
elrrtion one Of the erea, blot.
3 son Asnerican history.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
Roosevelts Start Coffee
House Chain In New York

ihg no less tan seyenty-fIyo small
cups of coffee each day aud also
That Shakespeare once had written
/ toiiee thou are al the comfort
me gods with diet mc with" As am
effort Is 10 be- made 10 draw no
small proportion of the establish.
ment's patronage from the llteratl
=" Tue city. snapp!Iy executed por-
traits IN color. OF Shakespeare and
Noliairc. have been placed con-
previously upon the walls. to-
geiher with work of ar' depicting
me harbor OF Rio dc lanairo. where
the coffee which Is being served
comes from.
W edition 80 coffee. Brazilian
iasiry. sandwichos and some spec
allv prepared brazilian dlsh--a
different one each day Also are
sold Writing paper and cnyclones
are arranged In little racks 40 each
iah'e 10 rihose who drop 10 with
lu'iness matters ON their minds
The general idoa s. 90 make IA,
iirsl OF The Roosevelt chain of coffee
i"usos rallying spot for the
aver freer spirits who once thronr
"d Tho cafes and harrooms >lone
liroadway and Us environs IN tho
Ola wild days.
Exactly $500 has hoen invested
~ the entcrnriso Thus Tar aud tho
nsiness has been Incorporated M
Nlhany under Tho name nf che Clfa
Paulisin TheaiUrD. Archie. Eor.
MT AMI Philip Roosevelt aui Br
Derby are the directors. They are
authorized t0f conduct one or more
''s'auranis. manufacture food and
'oodduffs and deal in beverages
nj iuh" go IN cysry form. Thoy
expect that more capital viii De-
'"edod before The proposed chain
: pat into operation But every
hing has gone So We'll during the
1asi eleven day that phiim Rooso.
''f nn,d last might be- didn't ~.
''ci there would be- much trouble
about that.
hirolo ". Ssazar.. formerly ct
''hed 10 the Brazilian consulate
l"rr who met Kermit Roosevelt n
'razil IN 1913 and who is thirty.
hird degree coffee expert is mana
.er of the establishment which Is
u leN West Forty fourth trooi
sew York sun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09


1T Is with keenest regret that I
lind that am TO he deprived OF the
pleasure and privilege Of Joining
you and the other loyal democrats
who are TO assemble tonight to
celebrate Jackson Day and renew
their VOWS OF fidelity TO the great
principles o: our party. the prin.
etipies which mus, now fulfill the
hopes not only OF our own people
but % the world.
The United States enjoyed the
spiritual leadership Of the world
until the senate OF the United statss
tailed 10 ratify the treaty by which
the bclligerent nations TO affect tho
settlements for which they had
ioughi throughout the war. Il "
conceivable tina, a. this supreme
eFiSis and final turning point In
the international relations of ths
whole world. when the results OF
The great war are b. no means dc.
,crmined and are stiil questionable
end dependent upon events which
no man can fOresee or count upon.
the United States should withdraw
from the concert OF ~ 3. esslye ard
Ienlightened nations by witch Ger
many was defeated and all similar
government ~ the world h.. 50 m
Lhpry as 10 contain any property.
warned Of the certain cor seauens es
Of any attempt 10 a like Equity ard
yet hats the effect OF the course
the senate OF the United Stats has
taken with regard to the treaty Of
Versailles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
Colonies Thrive Sons With Cousin
and Brothsr-in-Iaw Opcn Busl.
mess in E,art ~ Thcstrc
District

u Is the composite theory OF
i.ieuL-Col. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.
his brothers. Archie ana Kermit. his
br0iher-in-law. nr. Richard Derby
end his cousin. Philip J Roosevelt
that the aching cold left In the
Neari Of the New York theatrical
district by the passing OF the saloon
may be- at least partially plugged
" the proper filing Is used. IN
pursuance of this idea. Il became
uoEn Yesterday the family has
embarked upon venture which. II
IS hoped. eventually will take at
least portion " the sting from
prohibition and prevent snciability--
lhc one good feature of the old
time American saloon. Philip
Roosevelt thinks from perish.
fehinr entirely in these United
States
Eleven days ago the Roosevelts
opened a brazilian coffee house al
most in the geographical center OF
the theatrical distdict n Is 10 be-
no first af chain ~ similar as.
adjustments soon to ~ running ir
all the larger cities ~ the country.
md O determined effort Is 20 be-
made 10 popularize coffee. especially
3 mOng those who formerly met In
Donviyial parties for their daily ra-
ZION ~ Erog Thus for Philip
Roosevelt, said yesterday. the cam
Yivn - education has been even
more successful than was hoped for
and there Is every prospect that
within year or 90 Americans may
% transformed into nation oi
hanpy and conteuied coffee drink
nrs
In accordance with carefully
Considered plan. the first of the
rnposed chain OF coffee houses
has been decorated in a subdued
Hammer with green and gold wall
paper and tables and wainscotIng
N oak and an Illuminated sign over
he donr. In planning the decora-
IONS. one Of the partners CHANGED
io remember that Noltairc has been
credited by historians with drink
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
A WoRK or lMrORrANCE


Few people. not in close touch
III the Panhandle Plains Chamber
!. Commerce. fully realize the won.
erful work which Is being accom-.
iished by that orgArisa,ion. Frank
;Smison does not hsnnen to be- a
..scretary-mansser who is given "a
sontinuons illusions through The
sess although be fully realizes the
.aportanee OF publicity in the worl.
ron which he is engaged He'd
rither the other fellow did the boost
q and that is precisely wha, We In
nd 10 do.
II the Panhandle Plains Chamber
Commerce does nothing further
i:r the next twelve onths, Il has
READY proven itself TO be an abso-
ute necessity to the people OF the
alma II has brought cars for
ain TO the Panhandle through per-
stent use OF telegraph and letter
tn the "powers that be" at Wash
ston. And whenever the shortage
as become acute. the Panhandle
: aims Chamber OF Commerce has
> newed It's opportunities and re.
iits have followed speedily.
No other organization could have
cured the results With the same
lsgree OF efficiency as this one. The
nthoritiss at Washington recognis-
y the fact that this organization.
y touch as Il Is with every county
= the district Il represents. could
reak with authority for the people
those counties. u Is the clearing
sssss Cor complaints for all the Pan.
indie and every individual COM
faint made TO Secretary Jamison
y vigorously passed on TO Wash
'9on and Washington heard and
sded the voice.
u is true that Secretary Jamison
a not had half the opportunity 20
-ssent the claims OF the Panhandle
the outside world which he would
We had II every county In the an.
. Panhandle had been promp, in
ying Us assessment into the treas
?. thereby eliminating for him
acA OF fhe detail work and worry
tsndant upon financing the or.
'ni.Afion. However. the counties
We done we'll. and while some have
x yss come into the fold. we be-
We these counties have learned
He value Of The organization and
'aisze that they canno, afford To
" outside OF IL. And We believe
sss shey win soon make the neee.-
~ appropriations and thereby in
ease the efficiency Of the oreanl-
ton wsaieh seeks to represen, their
.sterexts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Germany Is beaten b. vH are
sliN a. war with her. and h. ca
fiag, IS reset tor epeti,i.r u tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

INCONR TAX FACTS YOU 4
SiiOtL DkNOM. 4


In making out his income tax
form for 1919, the taxpayer must
report the following items under
gross Income
Salaries. wages. and commissions
for personal services. including
bonuses.
Interest received on notes and
deposits In banks. including saw
lngs banks.
Dividends on stock Only diyi-
lends paid out of earnings or prof
iis accrued since March /. 1919.
are taxable, but dividends are deem
ed 10 ue distributed out OF the most
recently accumulated earnings.
Profits received from the sale Of
property real, or personal II the
property was purchased prior Ia
March J.. 1913. the profit is based
on the difference between thr sell
mg price aud the fair market price
or valae as OF March 1. 1919.
Profits On stock Trades
Profits from stock market trans
actions.
Income received from fiduciarics.
that Is amounts received from In.
comes 90 estates. tr.s;s. etc.
through trustees. administrators.
or executors.
Partnership profits. partnerships
as such. are not subject to the In.
come tax. but each individual part.
ner must pay tax on the income
fran sroh partnership
Royalties from mines oil and gas
wells. patents, copyrights. and fran.
chisos
ItcniS Not TaNable
The following items are not tax
ahle and need net be- iacmded IN the
return.
Property received as gi0 BY
~ or hy Inheritance. The Income
rom such property. however. is
.axable.
Proceeds Of life Insurance poll 7
los.
Return Of premiums on life in
'urance. endowment or annuity I
'ouiracts
Amounts received through acct.
Zen, % health insurance or under
Norkm"n' compensation acts. plus
ne amount OF damages received.
whether By suit or agreement. g
Interest on obligations of any
state. or any city. town. county. or
iillage and the District Ut Colum-
ia. Interest on obligations OF the
United States Is exempt from tax.
'Ncepi that interest on obligations
ssued after September I. 1917. is
Xempi only 10 the extent provided
n the Liberty loan acts.
Interest on tho securities issued
'nGer tho provisions OF the Federal
arm loan act OF July Il. 1915.
Amounts received during the
var hv persons IN the active milf
airy or naval forces up to $500.
u addition TO personal exemption.
Interest an Liberty bonds To the
ar value OF $1,000 is. exempt from
" taxation. Holders Of large
mounts Of Liberty bonds are ad.
iscd 10 consult their bankers or
ollectors Of internal revenue as 10
heir exemptions. y
Living Expenses Not Dciuctiblc !
The law expressly prohibits the
DEDUCTION q personal or living ex-
Ienses. These include rent, wages
4 servants. cost OF food aud cloth.
ng for family. upkeep OF automo-
Hes used for pleasure or convcn-
snce. education OF children. and
imilar items. Income spent during
he year 1919 for any OF these items
2 subject tc the tax. Z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
A cRACIOrs SNOW

After all the beautiful fsu weather
. Panhandle has enjoyed no one
ashi 70 Be sorry to see a little
les noe The ground needs the
sisture end the grain growers NAV
~ begin 20 build air castles upoa
~. thy win 90 with the proceeds
another bumper erop-if they are
, ~ permitted 20 market sane.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
aEMsER or THE ASSOCIATED

The Associated Press v exclusively
untitled To the use for tepublicatio
. all news dispatches credited TO u
not otherwise credited In this pa per
I'd also the local aevs pshlisked
aerein.
AL rights OF publication Of special
.sspatehes herein are also reserved.
-
Special Associated Press Leased
Wire Service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
Living Expenses Not DcductIblc
No REFERENCE At THIRD
TERM MADE BY Wilson

tCon,inned from page IL
al,er its meaning or leave II and
then after the rest OF the world has
signed Il. Ne must face the unthink-
able task OF making another and
separate kind % treaty with Ger
many.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

it'd plot. II nov ready fo- the ~
sumption OF tho old offensive and
defensive alliances which made set.
tied peace impossible. Il is now
open again TO every sor, Of intri.
que The old spies are free to re-.
sumo their former abomnihle ac.
iiyities. They are again at liberty
10 make Il impossible for govern.
ments Ia be- sure what mischief is
heing worked amone their own PEG.
pie. what international disorders
are beins formented.
fo Preserve Government
Tais nation entered the great war
10 Vhdicate It's own rights aud 10
protect and preserve free govern
'nent. II went into the war TO sec
10 through To the end. and the end
has not Yet come. II went into the
war 10 make an end to militarism.
10 furaish -saaraRsses TO weak ma
lions aud to make a just and last.
ing peace.
1T entered with noble enihus-
iasm. Five of The leading belliger.
ents have accepted the treaty and
formal publications will soon be
Exchanged. The question Is whether
this country will enter and enter
wholehartediy. II Il does not do
%. the United States and Germany
VIII play lone hand In the world.
rhs maintenance Of the peace and
The effective execution Of the treaty
depend upon the wholehearied par.
ticipation Of the United States. Il
cm not stating Il as matter Of
rower. The poin, Is that the United
States n the only nation which has
npfiicient moral force with the rest
of the world TO guarantee the sub.
stitution OF discussion for war. nj
We keep out OF this agreement, IL We
10 not give our guarantees. then
another attempt will be- made 10
crush the new nations Of Europe.
SAYS People Want League
II do not believe that this Is what
the PEOPLE OF this country wish or
will be satisfied with Personally,
] do not accept the action % the
senate Of the United States as the
decision Of the nation. have as
serted from the first that the .ver.
whelming majority ~ tbs paopl, q,
fhis country desire thu ratification
OF The treaty and nv impression 10
nat effect has rerertlv bsen e. n.
Tuned by the un-tis:nzehe evil
denee o! public SrsniOl giyen during
nay visit To seventeen al tue states
II q.
iaat II the senate wishes TO say
Shat the undoubted meaning of the |
league Is. shall have no objection
There can be no reasonable dhiec- |
ton tn Interpretations accompany
ing the act OF ratification itself. |
hui when the treaty Il acted upon.
] must know whether u mcars that
We have ratified or rejected n.
We cannot rewriie this treaty. We
must take q without changes which
alter Us meaning. or leaya II aud
then after the rest OF the world has
signed ". Ne must face The un.
lhinkahle task.
Whenever We look haef 20
Andrew jackson. We Shouts draw
fresh inspiration from his char.
ncter and example. - was 30 in
domi,able in his purpose to rlve
reality to the prime piles NJ the gov
ornment. that this Is very for
tunate time to recall his career and
10 renew our VOWS OF faithfulness "a
the principles and the pure practices
% democracy. ! rejoice To 10Th
YOU IN this renewal OF faith ana
purpose. hope that the Who'll,
evening may he OF the happies, re-
suits and regards the fortunes Of
our party and the nation"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
Constipated ? Here's Relief

Not that often harmful. always
violent and temporary help " 2.
oouss frum harsh plrgniiN = w
the comfortable. prnufyins. ,usfrc-
tive regulation 0f stubborn buM'N
90 pronounced Ia Dr. hitss Nc"
LIE Pals.
Tonic N action, they promote
free bile f0w, stir up the lazy ih,f-
GuAaly but gently c,cnu-e tlir ~
ten - waste mnitcr aud icfinth az
lax foods. AID give y"'l Keen Aest
for hard Wuli. and hsaiuliui tceIe'
alton. Au druggists &c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
GOING BEFORE PUBLIC
WOULD DELAY PEACE
Ccon,inued from parc -

tContinued from pace ID
he more important of ,hsso opp0r
iunities as l see them The nation,
oi Europe are busy with their ow
problems oar people are the only
ones disiniorcstcd onough 90 D..
treated by all and the Democrat,
party Is the p1r,y whose ideas hcs
az II for the task OF Leadership b.
such a work.
\ democratic president wa a.,
spokesman OF the United states h.
holding out 20 a war-worn world m,
hope ~ universal peace. aud b.
brought back from Paris the cove.
nsnt Of a league 81 nations that PRO
vides means FOR settling information
Il disputes without resort 20 force.
Praises MCrk a. Nilsson
He did thc best h. could. and 81,
,ecded better than We had any RICH
q expect, when we remember tina
he fought single handed against the
interests % the world
The republican party In control
he senate. instead oi ralifylne a.,
once on promptly proposing change.
that II deemed necessary. has fiddle,
Shile civilization has been threaten
I'd with ration. / could have adoptc.
Is reservations as well five month.
ago, and later but h permitted cud
.ess debate while suffering humanity
waited
Our ration has spen, zoe 900 IRE.
,ious lives and more than twenty
billions Of dollars 90 make the wur.,
safe Tor democracy and the one iun
iamesial principle of democracy g.
he right OF the majority To rule. Il
applies to the senate aud To "a,
.ouse a. well az To the people. Ac-
corning 10 the constitution trcay
q. ia',fied by two thitds yu,c. bu
he democratic party cannot affor,
TO take advantage Of the constitu
tiCIal right OF majority IN pre-
cent ratification, \ majority of con
;ress can declare war. Shall We max,
I more difficult 90 conclude treaty
3 han Go enter a war;"
Congress should Decide Issue
Neither can We go before the coun
~ on the issue raised by article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

ten. II We do not intend 10 impair
the right OF congress TO decide the
question OF peace OF war when the
time for action arises, how can we
insist upon moral obligation to 20
to- war whlch can have no force or
value exc Do a. Il does impair the
indie pondCuCc oi congress- Ne owe
BE to M, world To Join In m honest
effort Ia pnt an end 10 war forever
and that effort should be- made al
The earliest % ysiblc moment.
t~sails Republicans
The republican party has become
"a capltal.s.ic party ana has permit
TED tariff blters 10 write the tarl.f
lows, truai m4gnutos 20 direct the
policy ~ tho party ON the trust ques
ton railroad presidents TO dictat,
ia policy uu the railroad question.
VIII. packing house companies AMI
other proi,eerH have used Il as their
1wu 20 would divide thr country into
continued 10 Page ~
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-29
GENERAL PROGRESS ON
ARROWHEAD HOLDINGS

A. H. Elftman. consulting engi-
neer. directing the exploration work
of the Arrowhead mine. while In Ely
with the Tonopah Elks. stated that
the mining conditions in the Arrow
head district are looking very va
yorable and the results of the de-
velopment work on the various prop
critics is substantiating the favorable
predictions made of the mineral
possibilities of the new camp.
Favorable showings and good
progress has been made ON the Syn
dicate, Signal, Extension. Consoli-
dated, Silver King. Inspiration, West
Arrowhead, Silver Basin. Sphinx and
Gold Hill. Surprising news may be
expected any day from any OF the
properties mentioned.
At the Arrowhead mine which has
a considerable body OF ore develop
ed above the second or 175-foot level,
the enlarging and retimbering OF the
shaft has been completed TO the bot
tom and the development work on
the lower level has been resumed in
full force.
On the 10Q-foot level a drift on
the vein was started west from the
shaft In about 22-foot ore assaying
from $43 to $4,000 per ton was en-
countered. This is a new ore shoot
paralleling the bonanza shoot OPEN
ed up on this level west of the shaft.
Now that the shaft is in excellent
CONTINUED on Page Fourl