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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
PROTESTS PiRDONING or
GRIMM II NEM MtNlCO

TrCrMCARl. y. NJ, Dee. 2N.-pro.
test At the hardening hy the governor
tf Sew Mexico u sixteen Nillista hand.
it,. who have been serving pyriieniiary
sentences In connection with the raid On
Columbia. y ". by the bandit chief
tain. was expressed IN a recent rcsolu.
iicn - the Quay County Post n thu
American Legion here
W. regret that The governor has
taken this action In regard 20 these selt
confessed mardciers who are guilty
ct attacking sul burning defcnselogs
toNn IN our own state" tho resolution
s'rt,s "and u killing American su,di,r,
aud civilians. both mer ana women
we Indignantly protect against ih'
action ol the governor and request that
these pardons he not effective"
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Inaugural Hall.

Eght years ago President Wilson
abandoned the custom of holding a big
inaugural boil. Ia thu meantime. the
I;o,, rnors u Texas have continued to
5aye the bail At each Inauguration. Nov
;isrlins Il Ia enter the White House
nj o. revive ths ball there while Neff
. 10 enter the Goccrnor's Mansion aud
W. shandua the Cdstom. The psndu-
um swings from side o. side The fat
: there is notning either very bad CT
W. al,vating about an inaugural ball.
q thc hall j. not held. a reception ia
acid and The woman ct % eGhluii their
o." iresss and nnery just the same.
4 The tail l. held there L. very little
~ lax ans way. u u ahout a tosssup
lther way Hall County Herald.
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Man, Rrnl Esiate nrnl..

IVrmCl(. dc. g7---l.,al estate con.
iinu,s to change hands ON r. s,nah
scale IN l.ultocN county IN spite 81 the
.oca.lcd financial siriugency ls record
I'd IN tho Gle ~ office tn, pIsi week.
there were % transfers recorded total.
INK ~ lCj OF an ny,risc 10 dppr"Nt
mui.ly $500" each Practically al -.
th,sc were city property transfers. fwr
farm lands are practically at a stand.
s;ill Considerable cts property -
changing hnrds huw"yr. preparatory
o. an extensive building program as
soon AZ crcdi, conditions improve a hit.
This - made necessary 10 care Tor the
continued growth and development Of
the CITY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
New Editor.

joe l. Pope has accepted a position
n editor q the Amarillo Daily News
aud viii san take charge Of the News.
s. n. Ramsey. who has been edit y
iurng the past two years viii soon
accep; au appointment from Governor.
Elect Pat Neff. Joc POPS j. IN. lest
SraNn newspaper man ln Nurihwc7;
Texas he sirayed over into O.la.
bona three years ago % do CONNER.
clal Club work. His many friend
Welcome him hack O. the good Psnhan-
l,e s..rtiun. -l,andal County News
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Panhandle Press
The spotlight.

Mss Lucy PAGE Castor sent let
,cg 80 President Eject Warren q. Hard.
ms lrkiEg him not to use cigarettes.
Miss Lucy Pagv Castor should l.. ,Ol,l
go 81; oui II ;he spo,Agh, and attend
% E.r own affairs Mrs Warren q.
Harding j. th' proper person o. lec.
gr, %, rr,sidcn, Elect u be has =
.eciui, coming Luck Page should yet
1ers,h husband and practice on hei
IAN man. bot publicity II the thing.
and tlty "a crave it.-TuIt Worth Rec.
ard
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The Wheat Farmer.

Texas farmers who have planted
large acreages q. wheat and who are
'onadcrng the thought that the whole
iaci. q The earth "a covered with wheat.
ran take considerable comfort from
NJ government report which shows
ms; though the Texas crop Is larger by
hali minion acres than last year an 4
thoJgh It's condition II way above thu
average acreage planted the nation
over Is less than usual and the cundi.
ucn - diglnly under the ten.year
iycrage-Floyd County Hesperian
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ARE YOU SUPERSTITTOUS?
Second Sight.

quite UNEXPECTEDLY at isolated huts
actress the npurs to find that the inhnh
itants were expecting him and even had
thr liable set and ready with his SUP
par ca a. IN Johnson alsp tod. u Md
he course when he said that secDnd
sight WIS IAN impression made On the
eye hy the mind. o. the mind hy the eye
ly which future things or dIsiuR ones
arc nerceiyod and seen as " present 70
Vc also are forced Co tai" middle
oums. today However much ruprsti.
lion may hate arisen In regard a. the
,clepiihic and chairyoyani powcrs of
the human mind and however much
fraud NAV be- practlccd IN the gulliblc
rs a result. there remain many au.
ihcnticated eases ~ the power NJ some
minds e. perceive events ar circum.
stances not knowahle through the physi'
cal senses Many q these come out IN
great crises like the World War
Tomorrow Raising the Dcvil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

Some q these days the Republicans
ere suing O. D. sosry Ter an the mean
.h.rgs they have said about Mr. Bur.
espn. Crtic!sr him a. they will. there
. Tot a man ike him IN the whol.
4epuel.gan parry. And. perhaps. thu
Repuhl.canA ought 10 b. grateful foi
-EraMnNaud Bulletln.
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FREIGHT REDUCTIONS.

A reduction in freight rates for
al the Western stock country l.
being asked BY the National Live.
stock Shippers Lca-Ue an ih,
rrnwul that now farmer an
1870. -. '.s',s-s-l -.
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DR.. w. Nj. CURL
has occupied his dental office
in the Ray-Johnson Bldg.
NOTICE

The wTSOSA MILLS win give .
discount of % per cent on al under.
xear suld Iruin now until January lst.
rhone if7a
uus SitIIF Crawford
- =. 80 ,mrrii. F..v-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

nal our intentions ere good, lint We
stup ,f,re the task is completed show
Nupr app,oi1tion.
v, could cay % lot 4 things and pr.-
baby viii We ere not going tu knock
people On this column. hut point cat
facts that afc well known hut not sell
i0usly con sd, red by them When e p"r'
son ~ due boost" THREADS VIII
be- "a the Job.
n sou lll., THREADS, we are hon.
orrd and pleased n sou go not. ~"
are net To- be- blamed as ~ have no
way ~ furDlnu sou 90 read them.
Tomorrow Ne are going tell WlN ihv
nc,'lr o. Amarillo rank higher thln a
uujmily - he people In America. ana
~ re not gUing 20 kn"ca the others
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
SELF CONTROL
(ey NAPOLEON HILL)

You can never become great leader nor person Of
Influence in the Of justice until you have developed
great self control.
Before you be of great service to your fellow
men in any capacity YOU must master the common hu
man tendency of anger, intolerance and cyncism.
When YOU permit another person to make you angry
you are allowing that person to dominate you and drag
YOU down to his level.
To develop seIfconro YOU must make liberal and
systematic of the Golden Rule philosophy: you must
acquire the habit of forgivng those who annoy and
arouse you to anger.
Intolerance and selfishness makes very poor bad
fellows for selfcontrol These qualities always clash
when YOU try to house them together One the other
must get out
The first thing the shrewd lawyer usually does when
he starts TO crossexamine witness is to make The wit
ness and thereby him to lose his sefcontro
Anger is state of insanity!
The well balanced person is a person who is slow
at anger and who always remains cool and calculating in
all conditions ~
. Such person can succeed in all legitimate under
taklngs TO master conditions you must first master
self! person who exercises great selfcontro never
slanders his neigbbor His tendency is TO build and
not tear down. Are you person of selfcontrol? If
not why do you not develop this great virtue?
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
SELF CONFIDENCE
(sY NAPOLEON HILL)

IF YOU are failure, if you unhappy and despond-
ent you may see the person who is most to blame by
stepping to the looking glass.
It's sad, but true!
When YOU begin to succeed you may put it down as
a sure thing that you have commenced to believe in
yourself.
Through the principle of Auto Suggestion you are
constantly urging yourself on TO greater achievement
defeating your aims to the extent that have faith in
Yourself or lack it.
Wrapped up in that wonderful brain of yours you
have all the potential ability which you need with which
succeed in any undertaking that is possible of ac
complishment.
You the only person earth who can cut the fe
ers which bind that force and withhold it from
The thoughts which you hold in your own mind are
being constantly registered in the minds of those whom
YOU come in contact This is scientifically proven fact
Can you see hen how for you to think
well of yourself? Can you not why you ought to be-
ieve in your ability accomplish all that you undertake
The line which marks the difference between the
successful and the unsuccessful man is definite and easily
removed One believes he do all that he undertakes
and goes ahead and does it, the other believes he
not accomplish anything, SO he never begins!
If YOU want to witness marvellous transformation
in Yourself and for ten days stand before
mirror for minutes each day. look yourself square
ly in the eyes and say believe in you you can finish
everything you START you induce people to like you;
you get people to favor by first favorng them;
YOU win peoples confidence by placing your con-
fidence in them The result will be startling.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
UNITED AMERICANS
(sY NAPOLEON HILL)

For more than four hundred years America has been
the one spot of ground this old ball Of mud which of
fered refuge to the downrodden people of every
try on earth!
America stands today willing host to all who
seek her shelter regardless of their political religious
economic views.
A few people have TO shores for selfish pur
poses. These people carrying systematic and
subtle propaganda for the purpose of stirring up strife
and agitation.
Just these unpatriotc, selfish and ignorant agi-
bending every possible effort TO gain control of
organized labor persuade the rank and file of labor
to tear down instead of build up
Already enough harm has been done to undo prac-
tcay all the constructive work the labor unions have
done in the past thirty years. -
No civilized country will tolerate mob rule for long,
and any individual SET of individuals who allows the
mob spirit prevail will permanently lose the respect of
the great middle class.
Organized labor is suffering cankerous retrogres
sion that will eventually eat away its vals if it does not
eliminate the The cause is the "fire eating revo
uonist who is using labor cats paw with which to
tear down organized society
VIII labor rise to the situation and throw off this
eech which is sucking away its life-bood will it
main silent and finally sink into oblivion? Is
Organized labor needs sober, wise and patient coun
sci never needed it before Without this the
of labor soon will be considered parallel with an
archv. revolution and utter lawessness.
Who among the leaders of labor will be the first to
this danger and head it off?
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Home From
State Farm
Bureau Meet

Frank r. Lamb, president OF the
Fremont County Farm Bureau, and
acting county agricultural agent, re-
turned home on Friday after two
weeks absence in FIT. Collins and Den
yer, the greater part of which was
spent at the former place in attend
ance at the annual meeting of the Col
orado State Farm Bureau Association
Mr.. Lamb is member of the eN-
ecutive committee and was present at
the association meeting as represent
ative of the state Organization. Geotse
S. Turner attended its sessions as the
official delegate of the local farm bu-
reau. Mr.. Turner returned to Canon
City Friday night Both stopped IN
Denver on the way home to glimpse
the National Western stock show.
Representatives from % counties
were enrolled at the Ft. Collins meet
ing and it was one of the most inter
esting ever held in the state, accord
ing to Mr. Lamb. A program of work
for 1920 was outlined and steps taken
to increase the membership and infiu-
ence of the bureau throughout the
state. Among other things it was de-
cided to make a big, statewide ex-
hibit of corn in Denver next winter in
connection with the stock show. An
enlarged acreage of corn and i'm
proved methods in its cultivation was
one of the important projects of the
farm bureau association IL months
ago. and through its efforts 100000
bushels of corn were raised in this
state last season. The farm bureau
declared Mr.. Lamb this morning, is
going to put Colorado on the map as
big corn producer.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Killed Trying to
Evade the Draft

Florence Paradox.
Two years ago. about the time the
younger men were answering the
draft, there was a young Mexican who
WAS employed at the smelter named
William Alvarez. He was well edn-
Gated In Spanish. and TO all appear
ances man OF higher than the aver
age class OF McSicans. such ms we en-
counter here. He kept himself at all
times when away from work. well
dressed. cieanly and tastily groomed
and left the impression wherever he
went that he was well.bred man.
His name was drawn in the draft.
and he went to Canon City in answer
Ia the same. and there asked for and
secured a permit TO be absent for 20
days to 20 TO Texas 70 yiist hts par
ents
He was boarding while here with
the mother of Joe Valdez. He never
came back. and the people here never
heard from him again. But a short
tine ago Joe Valdez received letter
from the brother Alvarez. askine
about a suitcase OF clothes he had left
here when he went. ostensibiy TO
Texas. 10 visit his parents.
This letter stated that Alvarez had
made his way to II Paso. Tex. and in
an enort to cross into Mexico was rid
died with bullets. isx OF them having
penetrated his body.
Whether he was a spy for Carranza
or what OF how he came 10 be killed
further than the knowledge that he
was trying 10 cross the line In def
ance of orders issued by the United
States. nothing Is known.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Rev. KOnkel Home
from the Springs

Rev. Guy f. Konkel returned TO
Canon City on an early train Wednes-
day morning from Colorado Springs
where ne addressed the members OF
the Pixies Peak Ministerial associa-
fion at noon on Tuesday on the sub
Ject Of campaign Of personal evan
gelism during the Lenfen season. -
Tuesday evening he was the princi.
pal speaker at luncheon given by
the Brotherhood Of the First Metho-
dist Church Of Colorado Springs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Florence Man
Run Down by
An Auto Truck

FLORENCE. Jan. 24.-Felipe San
chez, 65, an employe of the River
Smelling and Refining Company. met
with a serious accident at the inter
section of Pixies feak avenue and
Third street Thursday evening about
s O'Clock. when he was run into by a
Ford truck driven by 5. Fisher and
julius Fisher. Jews. en- route from
their home in Denver 10 Salida.
Sanchez sustained a fracture Of the
collar bone. an injured knee and an
ugly cut in the head. The wheel was
completed demolished. The man was
picked up unconscious by L. f. Jack
who chanced to be passing in his car.
and taken to the Sanchez hom9, CoH
North Pixies Peak avenue
While he has regained his mentsI
faculties he is unable to tell how the
accident happened Unless unfo~e-
seen complications arise. Sanchez VIII
recover, but his ase is somewha'
against him.
The Denver men claim that they
did not see the Mexican until h
crashed into the car. but a c'ose exam
ination of the truck disclosed the fact
that there is dent in. the front fen.
der where the Sanchez wheel struck
as well as other evidences where Il
slid along the side OF the car
Aside from the Denver men, no one
saw the accident at the time 1t hap.
pened. Fisher brothers were tsker
to the city hall by Marshal Hunt who
took their names and addresses ~
Denver before they were permitted Il
proceed. and in the event OF death o
permanent injury. they will lilkel'
be called upon to pay damages.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
AlamOsa Pioneer
Passes Away

ALAMOSA. COLO, Jan. 24.-Al ].
Goodall, so years old, oldest native
born citizen of San Luis valley, died
here yesterday of heart disease after
a very brief illness.
Mr. Goodall was born in Alamosa.
and his never lived outside Of the San
Luis valley district. For many years
he has been a contractor for drilling
artesian wells, and has sunk shafts of
most of the more important wells Of
the district.
He is survived by his widow, who
was also born in Alamosa. and who is
now the oldest native-born citizen OF
the district. and one daughter. Mrs. j.
C. Fish.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Will Mckenzie
Buys Pedigreed
Bull at Show

While VIII Mckenzie was at the
Western stock show in Denver. he
purchased a fun -blooded bulr Of
straight Anxiety Fourth Hereford
breeding. The animal is by Prince
Imperial. one OF Americas most noted
bulls The calf cost Mckenzie $500
but will be worth many times that
amount in increasing the quality Of
his herd.
Mckenzie is one Of the progressive
cattlemen of the country and is build
ing up a fine herd of perdiereed stock.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29

could sleep comfortably On cork
screw.
Another hour passed and another
one of the pests found flashlight
somewhere and came owe. to the al
eve tc practice with II. He took q
good look at the angel-like counten-
ance of the sweet. innocent thing
wrapped up in the bed clothes and
evidently decided that such hand
some young fellow with such shape
iy figure could be guilty of no crime
for he soon flashed himself out the
way he had come and disappeared
along the corridor.
The next mornings inquiry dis
closed the fact that the police were
looking for forger and a woman
chaser by the name of Gilman who
had reserved bed in the alcove. then
got into trouble and found II advisable
not to use il. The night clerk failed
to explain to the police that another
man also had bed in the alcove
and the laundering bulls just grabbed
the first one they came to. which hap
pened to be Sterling.
Sterling. OF course, after he had
thought up the proper things to say
(and then forgot TO say them at the
proper momenp raised Cain with the
hotel management but didn't get any
satisfaction-not even a drink. The
only satisfaction he got out of the or
deal was that at no time. even with
the gun on his stomach, did his hair
stand on end for the simple reason
that he hasn't got any.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
DENVER MAN =
BUSikE SIS VISITOR

] NJ. Farrell OF Denver is here for
few days on business and pleasure
trip combined.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
TO JUDGE POULTRY
AT GRAND JUNCTION

II. r, Mclean. so3 whipple avenue.
has been appointed Judge OF the poul-
try show TO be held at Grand Junction
January 27.31. inclusive. and will leave
the first of the week for Grand June,
fion.
MISS GRAHAM MAKES
DENVER BUSINESS VISIT
Miss Margaret Graham left yester-
LAY for Denver where she.will do her
spribe millinery buying.
BEGINS WORK WITH
EMPIRE ZINC COMPANY
Robert NJ. Miller has taken posi-
ton In the Office Of the Empire Zinc
Company. He began HIS new work
Friday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
HOME AFTER WEEK
WEEK AT STOCK SHOW

Toois Munroe and VIII Mackenzie
arrived from Denver last night after
spending the week at the stock show.
WIN bought a $500 thoroushbred
bull.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-28
COON

coon VALLEY. April Is-Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Molten spent a couple of days in La
Crosse last week. Ed Olson. our furniture
man was caller at the county seat last
Thursday Henry Erickson is in Milwaukee
this week. MIR. and Mrs. Oliver HeIgeson
aut0ed down from NirOqua Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. T. A. Thompson Quite a
few families in eur village are being called on
by the measles Harold Amuuds0n, Annie
Sedyie and Albina kerska autoed 10 Lacrosse
Saturday -. Elyin Halmrast is moving his
family and household goods to Lacrosse this
week, where they have bought a house
LAther kokkeby and Malta Olson were united
in marriage az the parsonage last Saturday
by Rev. o. o. Sovde. Milton kOkkeby acted
as best man and Ragna Olson. sister Of the
bride was bridesmaid, o. c. Veum left Sat
urday morning for Harvey, NJ Oak. TO look
after his farm interests there. Miss Ber-
gsta Galstad from Chaseburg, visited with
Carolina VeHm Sunday. .. Lawrence Hahn
rast Of Waseka. Minnesota. spent a couple OF
days here last week visiting relatives and
friends. He has Joined the Navy and was on
his way OF Milwaukee 10 he examined. From
there he goes TO Rhode Island . Maud Hahn.
rast went to Lacrosse Monday afternoon "a
spend few days with the Il. L. HaImrast
family Reuben Moen left Monday morning
for Madison, after spending a few days with
home folks,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-28
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %. 1920

Oscar Melgaard of Cashton is in
the city on business.
Harvey Kyle of Sparta was call
ing on the trade Tuesday
Ben Dickson is in Lacrosse hos
pital where he had a growth removed
Have your measure taken for a
good Royal Tailored suit. See Nj. J.
Felix
Ed Lind wishes to announce that
shoe sales hereafter will be strictly
cash.
Good oak slab wood for sale, ],
w. Thayer; for delivery, inquire of
L. C. Boyle
Agent FELTON, has sold 500 acres
of Iron County land to Charlie John
son of near Richland Center.
If you want quick drying auto
paint use auto gloss; one coat does the
job. o. f. Davis Drug Store.
For Sale-A Studebaker six-cylin-
der, seven passenger. car in good con-
dition. Ray Brye, Viroqua. 1928
Register of Deeds Paulsen is abb
sent from his accustomed place, la
grippe having confined him to his bed.
District Income Assessor Knut-
son attended a meeting of Monroe
county assessors at Sparta, yesterday
Ralph Nuzum, Ernest Otteson,
Charlie Honaker and Stanley Jackson
went to Milwaukee and drove home
Nash cars.
All members of the Eastern Star
having birthdays during the months
of April, May and June, please notify
Mrs. Morton Shirks.
Otto Bell, proprietor of the fine
Bell Theatre of Sparta, was in town
Wed ,esday. His auto has been STALL
ed here for several days on account of
bad roads.
"A number of business men Of
Hillsboro have organized a bu:iGlng
company and will erect number of
houses and sell the houses and lots to
purchasers at actual cost. The houses
will range in cost from $500 to $2500.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-28

Ray George of t.Sterling, has
accepted a responsible position with
the Viroqua Hide &. rur Company. He
has been managing the King store at
Mt,Sterling
-Johr Englien and Sidney Morri-
son aid families, and Bert Leonard
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Leonard
at GAINESVILLE. The lady was the moth
er of Mr.. Leonard, Mrs. Englien and
Mrs. Morrison.