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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
ROWLAND DRuG Store
SOLD To +. B. slLTER
AND HORACE LINDSAY

Through n deal Saturday Frank p.
saitrr. formerly 20 the Saltrr and
licaton Drug Company and Horace
v. Lindsay. o. the Amarillo National
TANK, became the owners and prop
rlctprs ~ the Rowland DRUG Com.
parry. fp2 Polk street The new
owners vii illr charge Wednesday
morning. follOwiEr inventory oi
stock which is baag taken today.
The new linn name 80 DE- known
rs the Saitcr and Lindsay Drug Cone
pany. Mr. Lindsay said last night
that Tom Maddox and s 4. Ayrr.,
who are now the prescription clerks
IN the store. VIII -on'Iuhe go have
charge 81 the pre- ERUPTION depart.
nf.nt. and that 50 i1r as present
plans have been made Their, will be-
no change IN tie personnel 20 tine
clerical force.
Mr.. Rou land has been o resident
81 Amarillo for thirteen years. tic
last eight % which BE- has been en-
gagged IN TIE tru@ bnuucs iie bus
been Tor the lsa five years o. bic
present lof ton and BIAS beer enc ~
the most successful drugg Doc Am-
arilio. q l. said.
NJ. Rowland declined 90 make q
statement last night regarding fu-
turc plans bri said that De WOa'l re-
main a citizen OF Amarillo and would
engaKc IN some klad OF bu-lnes
here In the near future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
HALL COUNTY COTTON
ASSOCIATION ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

gpccisl b. N. News
MEMPHIS. March s-The d.rrC-
tors OF the Hail County Cotton As
ISOLATION held a meeting 90 The
court house. Saturday March bth.
They reported the affair 90 thp
association IA fine shape with 81
universal endorsement ~ ihe cotton
classer. His methods and tho direct
bcneii, that his work bad been to
the farmers of uall County ThHy
decided 10 continue tho ciaecr for
the ycag i9eo-1i and at subtlu-
tlal increase in salary
The work ol this department h.s
put Hall county iar .n advance un
the standard z.ng of Uo,'ou -r'dDs
and the clnsser has found no d.ii.-
Gully In receiving cooperation ui 900
the cotton buyers in Memphis
The follovinr offices H,le r.-
elected. Judge ] g. BRADLEY Ire.-
ideai. Fdur ENen SIZE" pfrsid bt.
and l. g. Thompson sec -irnas To-
Eeihur with q board oi - directors.
The name County Council o. Az
riculiugc." was adopted 4u4 ila ur-
ganigaiion viii hereafter be- known
rs the Hall County Council of AEri-
culture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
BAp BLuOp. LIVER. kiDNL,s
II Consiipatrd. Hcadnchy or suffer
ING From stomach Iroubl"
IT,, Granger Liver Regulator

Disease does rot disappear Of Us
rWu irrord but grows steadily ana
slowly uudermlncs the health with
deadly certainty.
u y,u liver 4 not iunciioning
properly. YOU win suffer with dis
agreeable symptoms. such as head
ache. ba,E4chc. constipation, indi-
,esiion. etc. and unless somcihinA
!. don, immediately serious troubles
re the result Don't irifle with
disease. stop yCur trouble Whli'
,hefc o. time. Granger Liver Rogu-
ltor is She best medicine for dis
1rdrra M the blood. stomach. liver
and EIduoys Gct package from
vcui uruggist for eic or order direct
fror tho Granger M"dicin" Co.
Chationcra Tom Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
= = 80 = = = = = :
Famous Movie Star 4
Condemns Curling Iron 4
: = ++ ++++++++

Little Mary" Pickford. whose
pretty curlS locks have been 10 much
admired. writes that she has never
used the curling iron She fails 10
zee the wisdom OF burning the life
out az the hair.
Th.t the heated iron is ruinous
to tho hair h being more and more
appr, dated May are describing
this instrument OF torture In favor
Cf plain liquid silmcrine This Is
not only harmless but Is really bcne-
iioirl 10 the haif Instead Of giving
ones ircssc. q hurnt-Out. lifclcfs ap-
penf.ncr. Il gives them bright
lustlc and tl" curliness looks alto
rcthcr natural II Is n simple thing
To procure a f,w ounces OF liquid
silmcrlnc from the diusgist and
apply little with clean tooth
brush from root TO lip-beiorc do
inr NJ the hair The beautifully
wayy effect which results Is agree
ably surprising. Ady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

Special 10 The News
SILVERTuN. Texas March
one of the largest deals In reality
IN the history OF Frisco County WIS
recently when W T. HafclN ud.
commissioner OF Precinct 80 . nru
solA his farm. crops and ir'ms io
i 4. Jones. Tho farm is l0ctted
sonr miles west at silvcrton lal clt
aisls oi four 40 one hall section
af innd. with three sets of rnnl
improvements aud abou. 500 acres
~ land In cultivation
Tho total consideration involved
was more than 100000 aut 'hr
land was figured ai about $50 ODD
per acre. This Is one OF thc best
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IS PRICE
RECEIVED FOR BRISC0E COUNTY FARM

tim. Hr1 rancho. ir fNl county
Mr. Im, l lItsd A.tr .ru
aud aat WmwDr h, n.i Is ."
nrs Mlh.Ia o' town eun 5000
of Tive iud one h.lf section. of '.HI.
together NIfh iorm. tnH'. i
,hinorv Since uW time l h
prusporun va tHul nf.i u
state trInr ta mI Iu.'un
.lpan.. tHr rHU. nHrI '.i
AL nOrn Shows tht' Ir H
wer. is ua better .he. fo I.. ...u
rrnC0 county
Mr lll..iNo0l h. ruU.h
homie u.Ir Canyon consisting 20. 'a.
sections rr.l Improved. w.d boz r '
of mo W.-f T,u. s.i. NumII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
HALL COUNTY LEASES
ACTIVE ON ACCOUNT
Of RECENT Showing
Special 70 the soz

spsrinl 10 the Nrrz-
MEMPHIS. Mar THE Home
Peoples BIZ reached OIL sand in ihcir
Deep Lake test last week and inlrr
esat Is intense among local and out
OF town oil men. who have iuvcsii-
gated the we'll Leases are changing
hands rapidly AT large prices and che
stock OF the company is selling way
above par. II is not yet known what
the production Will be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

Over. Until ihsy W.f. a.
most a.! over his had
ard around rs EYES.
IhessinWssfsaantsore.
sno ne eruption iichsd.
lie vas efoss. ifesiui ard
could noifsstNeii. lis
hair al cam or
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

This trouble lasted four months.
ihen NE began 20 use Caiicufa soap
sno ointmsn;. ard three CAKES q
Sutieufa Soap with three boxes Of
Suiieura oiziasni healed bin"
signed Lynn SD, Chl.s.c,..
Isxas. June =. 1919.
usecufieufs fof sii,oilss purposes.
4se.s -. ~. y Ma. see---s -css.---.
~ t-<rn orlrns.i = Al o. fnl~r~L.
- Csiiesfs seq sAssss ~iihsui ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

liERBlNE cures constipation and
rccsiablishes regular bowel move
mcnis. Sold by all druggists. cote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
CataPPll
Persistent Colds, Noises in the
Head, Deafness, Asthma

H'si rHn 70 safh AM y o. ~
B. YEA. q. rn o. ln uH.rf
h. o. We Eans ard thcso
l.vT rrs"r troubled
f, -s7 T. ur'itg1 L.
DIN .4rI Ir iErrEurrasi y
tf rr % N.HHH rHHHUna Mo
f.a uftl lfn tlisfrh a = %
g. ECaI. I..HE t'ffiC 2
rs. Urqf rH n rlru4 or
N q. - -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
LITTLE PlMPLES
FOR q MONTHS
OnBrother's Forehead and
Head. ltched. HairAIICame
Out. Cuticura Heals.

Lii;i. clear Pimpi,s started On
my Brothers forehead and .csl.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

For sale b, 90 Gfuas.,.. Alun}, f
clio. 1rsl..
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
BUNK IN THE CANDY TRADE

The Gate City Is Ii entire and sympathetic
agreement with the position taken by the youth
ful correspondent whose communication APP
peared In yesterday issue OF this newspaper
The present prices demanded by the candy deal
ers are ont OF al proportion II reason, provided
reliance can be placed on the daily quotations
coming from the sugar market. During the
war the prices OF candies scared to almost pro-
hibl1Ive heights, and they remain there When
sugar shortage was al its worst and the fam
LILY was but Ill supplied it was proposed to limit
candy manufacturers Ii the use Of sugar The
answer 10 that was prompt and positive TO the
effect that the quantity OF sugar used In candy
manufacture was negligible. Other forms OF
sweets we're used Now sugar Is plentiful and
relatively cheap but the public is gravely In
formed that candy manufacturers bought enor-
mons quantities OF sugar at the highest prices
To insure a supply, and consequently there can
be no substantial reduction IN the prices OF
candies until these stocks Of sugar are worked
OF. All Of which appears to be what may be
called In the language OF the street, bunk. y
The public has short memory; but it may be
quickened 10 action when the facts are set be-
fore It
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
PoPPiEs,

/ Peoples.
Not for me. buddy
Buds o. Hell I'd call EN-,
Plain red hell-they-
They remind me
And folks plant EN- around
Gardens-hrhi
/ Says one old dame to me,
Don't they bring back, says she,
| The popped fields of Flanders?-
POPPED field of--ain't that a
But who wants 'em brmg back-huh.
Say. buddy,
If she'd seen peoples
Like I've seen -mfllions-acres-
Scattered through the wheat fields
Red-and gettin' redder-nostly pop
pies
yeah-mostfy!
Slim-my buddy-old scout
Slept under the same handkerchief,
Mn Slim-clean through the world go,
I'm liable to forgit-ain't L
Day we kicked of west O. Chateau
Thiery
Down the valley
Poppies-say,
You couldn't rest for peoples.
Then the ferries cut loose.
Machine gun fre-regular sickle
Poppy Feaves-bits o. red
FlicEin' and fiutterin' in the wind.
Moved 'em. buddy-2nd us-In tell
the world,
Got old Slim-got him right!
Down In the peoples he goes-kiekin'
-clawinI
Dent talk poppfes to me
Skunk cabbage frst-compree2
II you'd seen old Slim
Boy. he died walleriu' IN peoples.
Poppies-
Hell,
-. Eugene Chrisman, in Eyerybody's
Magazine.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
TEXTILE TRADES REORGANIZATION.

Philadelphia with It's seven hundred mills,
employing two hundred and twenty-five tbOu-
sand operatives payroll OF two million DOL
lars week, Il the textile center Of the world
The feeling Is general In this great industry that
the time 70 read just Itself 10 changed conditions
las come, and the business Is 10 be put upon q
pre-war basis within the next two months, a.
is said The managing director Of the Textile
Manufacturers association predicts Is ID1ni-
nent general sterilization Of the trade With
marked reduction IN costs 70 the consuner. No
cut in wages Is contemplated a. Least Until the
dollar regaIns It's purchasing power: but II
order to adjust production 10 the market the
force Of operatives viii be reduced The less
efficient workers viii be dropped: the competent
workers viii be retained: the Izw of the survival
of the fittest viii be in force
The association does not oppose the unions
1t believes that labor organizations have done
good, are doing good and viii do good. But ~
radicahsIn within the unions II Is irnQlaeably
opposed. The manufacturers are not working
for an open shop or for a closed shop. Names
amount to nothing as they view il. What they
propose to do is to pay their wages 10 the most
competent and faithful men and women who
offer to work. If the unions can furnish al q
these, much the better for the unions. for
the employers and for all concerned
Organizations, unions, guilds or whatever
they may call themselves, which made il a point
to collect and hold within their groups the pick
ed best workers in their several trades. could
place every operative they recommended Such
unions would be of immense assistance to mann
facturers and of equal value to industry. The
worker who belonged to it would be secure for
life, and it would be we'll worth his while 10 1T
himself for membership. AS for second and
third class workers, the unions for their own
protection should grade them according to their
capacity. Workers would thus have a power
ful motive, a continuing incentive, to qualify
themselves for admission into the preferred
best-paid class. 1t would be an honor and an
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
Women,

The Rotarizn: There is nothing
more amusing than the popular liter
zturs OF The Eagnshspeaking peoples
On the subject Of women We laugh
at the fapper. the debutante and the
youuz lady with artistic or profession
ri ambitions; in the same breath, mil
ions of rs vote for women suffrage.
and when we get on the subject of
rnotherE, pass ali bounds Of couEnon
sense and simply dron. Women are
people. They are. scientifically de-
fined. rational animals Of the female
sex They are Complementary In
teTlectuaIly there Is no difference at
ali between men and women Because
they are brought up differently, train
ed differently and, because OF their
respective physiques each has diff
fe-eut side CT the social system with
which TO deal, they think differently.
That Is, they apply the same fntelli-
genees to the problems of life from
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
PANAMA CANAL TOLLS.

The republican platform recommended that
all American ships have free use of the Panama
canal This Is also Senator Harding's position,
and his trip to the Canal Zone has brought the
question TO the fore. President Wilson found
"a law TO this effect ID force when he took Office,
but asked and secured its repeal England held
il 10 be IN violation of her treaty rights. She
had surrendered. she said. certain rights to a
canal through Nicaragua on the understanding
that we would not discriminate against her.
The leading senator-Root, Lodge and others -
favored the repeal, and Mr.. Wilson urged the
,expediency OF that course on the ground that
matters of nearer and more delicate concern -
depended on it. In this he was understood to
refer 10 trouble with Japan, which at that time
seemed near, and our desire for England s
IN such event.
Senator Harding's idea, as understood is to
settle the question by aIlicable negotiations
with England and her consent to the course pro-
posed This doubtless can be done: for there
are other matter-naval competition, for ex-
ample-on which England would be glad to
reach agreement with U.s.
Interesting II this connection Is the state
uleut made a day or two ago by the British am
bassador al the Minneapolis Chamber Of Com
merce. He denied that our ships had been
placed at any disadvantage by any action OF
his government, and pointed out that if the
British empire should adopt a law precisely
similar TO the American law limiting ooastwise
traffic 10 ships flying only Its own flag there
would be some far-reaching arrangements in
the business Of non-British shipping And he
added: We are not thinking at present Of
adopting any such Law, for our trade policy is
based On the policy Of fair trade and equal op
Tortuuity.'"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
Rheumatic Pains
Quickly Essed BY Penstrsting
Har7tfn's Wizard Oh

A safe and effective preparation
to relieve the pains of Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbzgo
Is Hsnaiia's Wizard Oil 1t pene-
trstes quickly, drives out the sore
ness, and liulbers up the stltf aet-
ing joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to have IN the medi-
cine chest for first aid when the
doctor may be far away. Iou viii
find almost daily uses for IT in cases
OF sudden nlishaps or accidents
such as spra;ns, bruises, cuts, burns,
bites and stings. Just as reliable,
too, for earachc, toothachc and
Group. Always keep it IN the house.
Generous size bottle ssc-
II you are troubled with constipation
or sick headaohe try HEraiin's Wizard
Liver WHY'S Just pleasant little Pink
Pills al dru-gsstz for 2ec,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
The Wet Woes.

Christian Science Monitor: DID
you ever PUT on . waterproof. rubber
boots, a1o an old bat and wander
about through the woods CT a rainy
day? 4 tcEgy day viii do Just as
well, Or cTcn q day after rain. Z
things have lot had tirae to dry.
The moisture has brought out new
and brilliant coloTs. Gray. dull-colo--
ed lichen has turned a brilliant
green. The color has become rich
and variegated On the bark Of the
trees. Your feet sink into soft moss.
IN which thousand new shades
hsve developed: red, green and
amber. with all its gradatioas of tone.
Mushrooms have appeared every
where OF every color II The rain bow,
slistening and brilliant The very
rocks themselves have taken On a
new hue. ar n -t~jss do when wet.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Cedar Rapids Republican The
coal hsarEs exnt11Ea 10 be aeOut th6
4 s,sEEss1 s4c,Du16reas left IN the land
Others have accepted Inc lac. oi
lower prices. bu1 TIER s1Sia continue
/ TO rob The Esec1ls-o- 10 charge
PRICES thai the. LIZ Ei15out regard
10 the costs Of pTsadlctlun
Davenport Times A presidential
majority iaso The hundreds OF thou
sands Is not thriller Any naoEe--st
must climb la Mp i1lO the z1lalsons
1o#-
DaTs-po-r Democrat We dnn't
/ i-ow just what VIII be the future OK
either the democratic or the reP1p-
lean party. Neither does Nr- Bryan
Bat In whatever Developments the
next few years may briag forth. he
does not propose that Mr.. Bryan
shall be submerged If he cal- he
VII assume the role Of The Political
Moses who SHAH lead The party cut
OF Lha wilderness into which he
holds that il has strayed
MsrshalltU~n Times Republican.
Unfortunately the present Wilson zd-
na1issrz1ioa VII Tot close for four
months ret All We get out OF this
election during that period Is hope
Perry Chief: Governor Cox says
he would not retraca step nor
yield q single 5ot II principle
There'-e I'll ont OF step except jim
nis-and woodrow
Des Moines Register: Mr. Bryan
Eho bobbed mp On the morning after
election with his frst-aid kit, found
il necessary ID open the proceedings
bv giving the gToaning patient an
other wallop On The jaw.
Council Bluffs Nonpareu. There
viii be little cheering anywhere over
The defeat OF Champ Clark, Of Mis-
souri, The people OF the country re-
gard for this old democratic veteran.
Webster City Freeman-Jonrnsl:
The friends Of Claude Porter should
not become discouraged He viii
surely be candidate for soulething
two years hence. An election In
Iowa without Claude Porter's name
being upon the ticket would furnish
q situation not experienced in many
years and not likely 10 be expert
enced for many years TO come.
Claude appears to have an itching
for Office that cannot be alIayed even
by the most crushing defeats And
lat that he is pretty good man and
citizen
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

different points Of view. There are
good mothers and bal mothers just
as there are good and bad fathers.
Some women absolutely Lack the ma
ternal instinct Just as sore men iac9,
the paternal instinct The vast ma
iority, however. are quite normal IN
both Instances, and consequently. ig-
noring the balderdash that Is written
about them continue sArensfy father
ing and nothering the race from gen
Grafton to generation. making q good,
sensible, workmanlike JOB OF IL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

theory rrooScss character seems isss
satire poverty ros- -rl-sa sa1
sao.Er-eas hzs2 victims are Always fse
c-s-srs- certain -an8-1rn % 70
rar-e larger 4s5o-er resolves Is
necessary oSa3os 10 rs1acr
can eTse character o=or. III ene lpas Of 3ss-s
Culture
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
BULGARIAN
BLOOD TEA

This pure alT-herh preparation IS ps
Farorite Family Medicine m niiLiC1s
Of happy homes; physicians anc oT9s
gists heartily recommend IL Soia Uy
all druggists and grocers everywhere
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

RurnorS that SECRETARY Daniels plans whole
sale shaEe-up ia the navy disturb thinking peo-
pie. The damage tl5s incompetent can inflict
on the service by doing anything makes all of
us fear any acaioa by hiaa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

EOt one q the seven new senators that replied
20 the query ef 4 Kew York City newspaper as
To their position on the league of nations viii
support tae covenant as it now stands. They
either are true Americans Or have read the
handwriting on the wall
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
ALWAYS Remember

When considering your health pun,
and freshness should be yoa- supreme
aim We do not know o. any nedicln1I
preparation mat can equal the po"st
and effectiveness in regulating tAs
bowels, stimulating the liver 10 -
ton. flushing the kidneys. sEsefenias
the stomach. or cleansing and enr'cDa
irr tha hind shan
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

Canada last month reduced her debt by more
than two and half million dollars. She Is
attending strictly 10 business and is making
every effort 10 resume full production IN all lines
u eudeav0r- Her ooInJnon sense manner of go
ing about the task Of recovering from the ef-
fleets Of the viii enable her TO reach full re-
egsery long before many other nations far bet
ter fitted 10 take &dvaasage Of their resources.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

It Is 4 great waste Of money TO send an ex-
petition TO China 10 look for the ape man -
Most Of US know right il our own circles men
that hare made monkeys Of Themselves and
would be willing 10 give the scientists their
names, if the saVants would promise not to be
tray their sources Ut information.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

Hope and love address themselves to a per
lection never realized, and yet, frml- held,
become the salt and staff Of Efe.-R. L. Ste
yenson.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

The highest personal taxpayer in
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

Davenport Times A presidential
ma sor51y ia.o Ehs hundreds OF tho1-
sands Is Eot thriller R1y l2oEe--1I
must climb u, Mp i1lO the Maalsons
-GE
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

Calumet
Chocolate Cake
Recipe
4 pbu.ter. Il cup
sugar, 3 teaspoons
Calumet Baking
Powder, r teaspoon
salt, 2 cups sifted
-four, ! cup mix, 2
eggs Then mix n
the regular way.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

LarshailIo~n Ti-sSRspu publican.
Unfortunately the present Wilson zd-
n5list-a1iQa VII not close for four
months yet Al We get out OF this
election during that period Is hope