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The state herald., 1920-12-10
wears, 1914-18.

stuiSp ApAN-Aos Il
The vanndium Corporation Of Amer
lea, operating vanadlum md tungsten
mines In Colorado. has announced the
complete shutdown Of NIL Its works nj
vanadium, Fall Creek and Placerville,
between ten and eighteen miles west
Of Telluride.
Antonio Manzanares, former post
master at Walsenhurg. Colo, viii not
ave to make good loss Of approxi-
matcly $1,000 to the pos,office Depart
ment. by virtue of n verdict returned
by a Jury In the United States District
Court.
That reduction In the force en-
ployed at the steel mills at Pueblo is
imminent Is contained in n statement
made by ]. F. Welborn, president OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company.
A surveyors transit was the unusual
but effective means by which an In
rrlngcment of the game laws was de,
tected In the Colorado national forest,
near Fort Collins. Surveyors turned
their fnr-seeing instrument on a party
of hunters who were several miles dis'
tant. They saw deer being strapped
across the saddle of one of the horses.
For two days the hunting party was
tracked. Eventually one of the party
was located and II search warrant was
obtained. An investigation revealed
saddle with deer hair and specks OF
blood clinging to IT.. In Fort Collins,
before Justice Sarchet, Charles Thorn
as, a rancher, made vicarious sacri'
flee Of $12O. Though denying his guilt
of participating in the killing Of the
deer,
Citizens Of Wray and Yuma, Colo.
have filed q protest with the Public
Utilities Commission against the re-
quest for an increase In rates asked by
the wray Telephone Company for SER
vice between the two towns. The pro-
test Is made on the grounds that any
Increase In rates would be excessive
and discriminating. The company filed
a request for rate increase several
weeks ago.
Colorado farmers won twenty-seven
prizes at the big annual national hay
and grain show at Chicago. attended
by exhibitors from all sections Of the
United States and Canada. They won
four firsts, and John Howard of Mont
rose came within nm nee OF winning
the sweepstakes In the wheat ciass
,,ar C.naltan nx1,thtfnP
An improvIsed baby rattle, which
consisted OF a heavy glass bottle con-
tanning a number Of poisonous pills
cnused the death of Fred Pycat:, 10
month-old son OF NJ. md Mrs Ns'.r
Pyentt OF Craig. Colo.
The state herald., 1920-12-10
CENTENNIAL. sTATE ITlMs.


Fifteen years ago the first stock
show at Denver was held In tent lc-
Gated on flat opposite the diminu-
tive stock exchange building. The ex-
hibits consisted OF few head Of cat
tie, horses, sheep and other farm AMI
mails, mostly drawn from the state ag-
ricultural school 1t now takes many
acres Of ground and iloor space on
that same plat Of ground to house the
wonderful exhibits Of pure bred uni
mails drawn from every part Of the
West and middle West, and sometimes
from the East. 1t has been the aim.
and In fact a necessity, for the show
management to add an important new
building every year. For the show
that starts this winter on Jan. Is and
closes on Jan. % 1t Is huge pavilion
for hogs. The hog comes Into his own
this year at the Denver show. largely
because around the city has grown up
a considerable hog industry. In the az
ricultural sections more attention is
being paid to hogs and more marketed
than old timers ever believed would be
possible. The coming exhibition may
prove to be the largest hog show held
in the United States this year.
Approximately ten sections Of land
In Boulder, Elbert, Lincoln, Moffat,
Pueblo. Weld and Yuma counties will
be sold by the state land board at the
regular monthly public auction Mt Its
office In the state house. Register
John F. Vivian announces. The land
will be offered In tracts Of not more
than 100 acres and not less than forty
acres. The boards appraisal values
the lnnd at $3.50 to $50 an acre. In
several parcels all offered must be sold
The state herald., 1920-12-10
spsaklna md LIstsnlng.

A great deal has been written on tho
art Of speaking; but I treatise on the
art Of listening would be more valu-
able. There are plenty Of good takers
In society, but good hearers are rare.
Carlyle's discourses, preached In %
many volumes, with sad earnesmess.
on the text "siience Is Golden" have
borne thus far hut little fruit. A
Frenchman once said Of gentleman
In company, in whom he could detect
no other quality worthy Of Z compli-
ment, that he had "a great talent for
silence" This. apparent eQuivoQue vas
n real compliment, for Of all gifts one
Of the very rnrest is that self-control
which enables one TO h0ld-his tongue.
Few persons have reflected how dim-
cult II Is to command that attention
and concentration -. which con
stitute good listener It requires not
only high moral but also rare intellec-
tual qualities. II Is not, rs one IL apt
to suppose. merely passive state.--.
william Mathews.
The state herald., 1920-12-10
NEWS FROM THE OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY COLORADO
sTocKoRoWERs ASSOCIATION
Convention To Be Held at Denver,
Albany Hotel, December 21.22

Here are some of the things that
are being considered by the legisla
tive committees of the state associa
tion and state brand board in con
junction with the committee of hold
over senator's, appointed by Cover
nor Shoup:
A bill asking for the full one fif
teenth of mill levy on full prop
erty valuation for the support of the
stock inspection board.
A registered bull law.
A bill asking for a fifteen-mile an
hour minimum running time for stock
trnins will be introduced at this legis-
lature, and we expect it to go
through
A law giving preference to live
stock over dead freight that will be
enforced.
Many other vital measures that will
bring about better protection, better
railroad service. better yard service,
etc. are underway, and all these mat
ters will be taken up at the conven-
tion, which has been one Of the I'M
portant reasons for calling the con-
vention at this early date, in order
to have the sentiments and wishes
Of the stockmen incorporated" in all
proposed legislation.
Among the topics that will be dis
cussed at the convention are: finan.
cial aid to cattiemen. elimination Of
tubercular cattle from markets, bet
ter condition OF cattle entering mark
cts interstate trade In feder cattle,
market schedules. cattle supply and
surplus, stimulation Of beef consump-
ton, better livestock campaign and
many other subjects that are Of such
vital interest to the stockmen at this
particular time.
The world war is over. but stock
men. while we have laid aside our
uniforms, We need our fighting clothes
more than ever now to bring about
better times for the livestock indus
try, and you must help us battle in
our state legislature and our national
capital for the adjustments that must
be secured.
We are asking you to help build
up state association that will be
second to none. 1t can be done only
through organization. The keynote
of the convention will be solid Unit
Organization"
The state herald., 1920-12-10
r none, the board announced.

Or none, the board announced.
The value of farm land and build
ings in Eagle and Grand counties has
Increased S3.13S,i35 In the last year,
according to n statement issued by the
census bureau at Washington. In Eagle
county the valuation this year reached
"a, 233, ,125, or $1.759.535 more than last
year. In Grand county the 1870 valu-
alton Is 1928, ,240, nn increase Of ST.
$4,000, or 72.4 per cent over the 1912
valuation.
Retail meat prices In Denver will
fIuctuate with the wholesale cost of
meat In the future, according TO an
nouncements mndc by Denver meat
dealers following a meeting Of the Den
yer Retail Grocers md Meat Dealers
Association. It wns decided at the
meeting that hereafter reductions on
the retail market would be made ac-
cording to reductions on the wholesale
market.
The city Of Ioveland will not be re-
quired to obtnin special order from
the State Public Utilities Commission
before It mny proceed In court to nc
1uirc by condemnation the distribution
system Of the Western Light and
Power Company In that city. according
10 n finding made by the commission
upon n petition recently filed by the
city.
The average OF yields per acre this
year OF nil crops combined, duly
weighed, compared with their yields
for recent years In Colorado. is 10ai
per cent, and In the United States is
1860 per cent. The production index
for the United States is about B.? per
cent more than last years aggregate
production and 0.S per cent more than
the average Of the preceding five
The state herald., 1920-12-10
His Effort.

That clumsy boy let the gailey fall
and he's made 'pI' Of the copy Of that
murder story we were rushing"
"Don't blame the hoy. He wns only
breaking bad news"
The state herald., 1920-12-10
FAIR

Fortune TeIler-You will marry
rich man who will give you prlnesly
allowance. Two dollars, please.
customer-l'iI pay you out Of my
allowance. Good day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
TwoGamesP Played
at Pampa Saturday

EteffNl W NV NtNAs
PAMpA. Dee. 6.-Thc girls basket.
hall team of pampa High School pre-
formed the extraordinary feat az win
ming two games during the same after
nuon. last Saturday ON the grounds Ut
the I.ffnpa school. The first game was
wan from Canadian by the score 81 II
a. and the second from Miami II to Z.
The results of these games give pamm
the rrecrd ~ seven games won cut ct
eight played.
The game with Canadian was very
hard fought many fouls being called
an the Pampa players, however Cana
dian was able tn score an only thrc"
free throws ont ~ "a total of IL chances
Eaylcss and Munday proved themselves
at guard. Wood made the first gml
AZ tho game within a minute after play
started, the Wright opened NJ Tor foui
eoals. the first half ended II to favor
pumpa,
In the last half Canadian frightened
IN and pampa WIS unable to score, th'
game cndirg with a score NJ II to Tor
i'ampa.
With only thirty minutes rest the
pampa. team again entered the court
fcr game with Miami, Finley was sub
slitutcd for Baylcss at guard. Wright
scored three field goals and rung one
an. ~ free throw and Wood scored two
from the field Mundy and Mckinney
PLAYED "A stellar game at center.
Both mmos were umrircd hy Coach
ELnchs. who deserves much credit Tor
tnc splendid showing and record II the
team.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07

tonic. u. Tom. San Antonio: A. D.
Mitchell, Cuoru: j. e. O'Ncil. Beaumont:
cell. Chowning. Cunningham. T.. c. ~
Bort Worth; u. ". Mowhortcr. slmrt.
horns. Austin.
v. COwan, at Dallas. was a good man
anh would have mndc his letter had he
entered ut the beginning of the scaso'
j. Nixon Askey. ~ ClarISwood. who
made Ills letter on the varsity squat
last year was also u valuable man. hut
had a. leave school before the season
was over, on account ~ sickness.
y. q. Anderson. assistant coach. who
worked with the freshmen throughout
the season h iubIlcnt over the success
~ the spuad and the good football ma
terial that has been developed and mad
available Tor nest year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
Right Earful

Ny bonnie j. somewhere Ia scotland
Aud though bonnle's u tenminuie
egg.
BS goliy. wish that my bonnie
Would ship nie an eight gallon heg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
Letters Awarded
To l5A. & M. Stars

Special ~ tn" News
COLLEGE STATION. Texas. Dec. G,
Letters have been awarded ca "
members IT the a. a NJ. football squad
fur their excellent work IN cstablishinf
the record IT the past season.
Recipients Of this covetcd Athletic
honor are: j. y. Mhhan. Gainesville
Captain. fullback: ~ q. Higginboi,l.
am. Howe. halfihck. q u. Gougor. aan
Antonio. end. q. u. Drake. Maypearl.
tackle; W. y. Murrah. Plano. guard.
&. D. scudder. Dallas, guard; j. A.
Pierce. Denton. center. and captain.
elect for next ycar. w. &. Weir. George.
town. halfhack: r. T.. Wilson. Honey
Grove. end. q. W. Martin. Dallas. half
hack: u. l.. CarrmhorE. Fox Worth,
tackle. \. r. Dieierich. Dallas. tackle.
". II. Anglin. New Orleans. center. A..
u. Morris. Cedar IIill, quarter. NJ. v.
Smith. Bolton, end
Mnhnn. Gouger. Murrnh. Scuddcr
aud Higginbotham, veterans 0f the
squad have been distinguished for thel,
play three years In succession aud
when they receive their academic de-
grce from the college viii be- presented
by the Athlete Council with n maroon
and white blanket bearing the Aggi
"T."
This II the socond acknowledgment
of athletic ability and award of the 'gI'''
tn Chrrutlicrr. Drake. Martin. Pierce
aud Weir. and n N the first honor fer
Angln, Dictetich, Morris. Smith aud
Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
PIERCE TO LEAD 1921 SQUAD
OFA.&M. CRlDIRON GLADIAT0RS

s',s@ls' ~ rne News
COLLEGE STATION. Tex. Dee. c.
J. 4. Pierce ~ Denton. director " IN
Aggl" defense through the past football
reason, has been elected captain ~ ~
1921 4. 4 VI. football squad succeed
INK Eddie Mahnn. the most wonderful
football star IN the south He also got
Eis third "T".
Fierce Nns used nj both the center
ana qunrtorhnck positions the past sen,
fon, and has ALWAYS played fighting
gan. lie II good nj intcrccpting cp
roh ~ passes and when he n playina
Other man an the team.
Starting at center In the State Uni.
Ncrsity.A, \ VI game NJ Austin Thnnka.
giving he was knocked out on the fifgt
ilny after the kickoff and his loas waq
the greatest hlow IT, the AgglCs III
hasoncc from that game contribute
4nore than amy other thing to the fat.
tro Ut the team to score victory
Mhilc u. y Bihlc II nonrommlttnl on
the subiec' and too good sportsman "a
tut In IN alihl for the iuss II cloanly
played game, yet h. has hocn frequent.
u quoted throughout the s,aHon ns gay
INK that he had rather lnss several
ether men of tho team than Fierce.
md those Ground him when Pierre VIZ.
taken flom the field with every liga-
O. rrt In his lett log torn out II place
Haw unmistnklble evidences II sickon
iag disappointment an his face.
pi"rc" has very capably filled the VI
canoy made bv knicLorbocl,cr who wac
:eclnrad Ineligible by The Southwest
Conference at the beginning II the
season. In building ard sustaining tn
morale of the team he is comparable tel
thnt star who was counted the mast Val
nahlc member ~ the Aggic Champion
sEip clpvon IN 1919.
Pierce Is u senior but VIII. not con,
tl,tc sufficient worl. Tor his degree q
the end If the spring semester. and will
=, turn tO \ 4 VI. to complete his w0rl,
and pilot the Aegic football squad next
season.
The cap.nln.clcct also made football
letters IN 1913 and 1919, and letter ~
blckcilal In 1919 n,fprc coming &
a Il ". IN laiS he hld won his letter
H. both back ihall and football Will
playing a. the Denton High School
teams. and Nis ',tt,r in football on III,
denton Normal team.
In the abs nee of both Jack MnhHr
md Roswell lligginhltham from tn
Agate Squat next season. Pierce VIII
play the sycllular role u, viii he tn
general - the squad ~ every sense u
the word Although he Is still forccd
g. use cruich,S and his injuries viii
very pp..lsl.ly ss.,. hin afG thu basa ct
lull squad this season h. o. Eot though,
Il hr permanently disabled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
MEXICAN STUDENTS To
ATTEND TEXAS SCHOOL
srciai to The News.

Si,ciAi io The News.
AUSTIN. Tcyas. Dec. G.-Dr Robert
T.. Ninsun. president Of the University
ui Texas. In been IN corresponding
Tor some time with the authorities of
the National University OF Mexico In
regard tn the proposed interchange of
students between that institution AMI
the University II Texas. The Board
of Regents ~ the University of Texas
ha provided six scholarships Tor Me 5.
lean students from the National Uni.
vcrsity of Texas has provided six schul
arshins FOR Mexican students from the
National University Of Mexico, the So
lection of the students 10 b. made ~
Senior Nasconcclos. rcctar. and prufcs'
sor Manitoba of the English Department..
n II expected that these students
viii De- here for the beginning of the
winter term -. the University. In dis
GUSHING the matter of exchanging stu.
DENTS with the National University o.
Mexico today Dr.. Nnson said that there
s much interest manifested on III"
part of students OF the University Of
roxas IN the pos Utilities of graduate
work In Mexico. The archives Of the
Mexican Government and some of IL
institutions have long been a rich fled
tor historical research work 10y un.'
vcrsi,y history faculty mon. Or. g. W.
Hachott Of that department Is now Ia
the CITY ~ Mexico.
II war due 10 q suggestion which DIR.
Ninson made nj banquet given the
British University Mission hy the M
lionol Association ~ Universities In
chicago On the NIGHT ON which the az
mistic, WIS signed that the way was
opened for cul,iynting friendly cduci'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07

ful aeryicc and If their ability displaye
on the gridrun thu past season.
The Aggiu freshmen have been in.
usually HucccsAul IN all contests thi"
year and several men have shown up
as being promising material for thu
varsity squad next season. They have
phy,d -four games aud Won all, defeat,
Ing the Champion Bryant High School
team by the score Of 10 o. Burlcso'
College. Grccnvillc. 80 Ia o: a. Il n
scrub team. - to :; and the Camp TRAY.
Is team, ~ San Antonio : Ia s.
Thosc who were ava. led sweater To-
low: Dunlap Johnson. beaumont. Dil
Lard Marshall. Fort Worth: u. X. Gill.
Dallas: l!"n Whitohousc. clcbuTnc
Henry Muufrnis. Austin. Jack Fargu-
'un. san Ansniu; \. J. Evans. san An.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
BASKETBALL. TOuRNAy
DATE N ARRANGED
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Pres.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. G.--Annaunce'
moni was made here tonight that March
Z. 1891. had been set m tho tentative
date Tor the opening IL the annual
haslsot hall tournament ~ the Ameri'
can amateur athletic union. The
tournament waa awarded Ia Kansas
city at meeting ~ the union In New
orleans several weeks ago.
The announcement came from DR. ].
4 Reilly. director u the Kansas city
athletic association. who said that u
union officials approved. the tourna-
iacnt begin ON the dry planned.
Or. Reilly said more than sixty teams
representing all parts II tho country,
would be- here for the tournament
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
NIannomr Wins Agnin.
w Assoc .ai,d l'r,ss.

CHICAGO Dee. G.-Pl'rrc Mnupomc
m Milwaukee today defeated Auric
Hlcckhcfcr of Chicago. 80 e. rs In tn
play OF Tor the four corncrod third
place tie IN the proliminarics to the mn.
tionnl three cushion billiard tourna
ment.
Alfredo DcOro Il New York. already
had boon eliminated from chance iu
the finals. and hc eliminated John Maly
81 New York by Winning 80 10 50 IN
60 Innings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07

\ meeting ~ the board ~ trustees
which had been called met Immediately
after IN" chapel services Wednesday
mcrning M i0:30 O'Clock.
Three hundred dollars WAS donated
To- the senior class To- help finance an
annual for this school year. 4 large
sum hds been raised already In other
why's aud the annual stuff think that
since the buard has made this donation
their funds viii b. sufficient to put cut
"a first class school annual
For the hast several years tic sen.
iors have been unable tn complete u
book because ~ the high price ~ ma.
tcrials aud the hard conditions that cX.
l-tcd during the war These dlsadyan.
iagrs have been removed and the sen
Tors are working hard to complete the
book as early 10 possible.
Tho board also took the matter In
hand NJ having n weekly news letter
which viii be- matted to all the papers
In this section ~ the state and other
states. Tho faculty viii have the
proposition IN charge and will ask var.
u
week which VIII b. mailed to various
papers.
Officers Tor next year were elected.
Harlan j. Matthews was elected prcsi.
dent uf the board IL. +, Jenkins ~
Amarillo was elected vice president aud
j. NJ. Malone secretary. \ committcg
~ seven was elected ON the executive
board who fullug. Harlan j. Matthew'S.
Dr. =. ". Wayhnd W. A. Donaldson. J.
~ Malone G. a. Pierce and e. T..
Carter al 81 Plainyicw and Rev Il. +.
jenkins ~ Amarillo
Practically all ~ the members who
were present attended the regular
chapel service of the college. DR..
Virgin, DR.. Nunn and Rev. Tubbs made
talks.-i'lalnvicw Herald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07

lional aud other relations with McNi1i
hv Texas and other border states. H.
his talk an that occasion DR.. Ninsor
urged that instead ~ d'voting them.
selves Co giving relief o. European
countries these hord.r states should
bend THEN efforts toward cultiyatins
mere amicablc relations with the pee
nln nf MnNlcn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
|Wayland College
Given High Rank

il'eeial n The Hcws.
PiAlNNlEW. TcXns. Dee G.-Dr.
y. u. Atwood uf Wnyland college. ra.
crlVed notice this week that tin com.
mittee ui classification ~ the state hnd
raised the standing NJ Wnylud num
class u t0 class a. the highest rank
givcn by the committee. The trustecr
laculty and student body ARE very ON.
thusiaatic over the new standing, ~
II places Whyland among the best
Junior colleges In the South.
Amarillo Man Gives $1,000.
Through u Kilt Of $1,000 by Lester
Stone of Amarillo the science lnborn.
tories of the college viii b. enlarged
and equipped moro thoroughly. This
viii place The science department ~
IN, college on high plane
Rev. IT, j, Matthews or lrainviow
WAS elected president ~ the board of
trustee and Rev. Il. T.. Jenkins ~ Am
arillo WIZ elected vico.prcsldont. 4.
". Malone of l'lainvcw WIS reelected
secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
Fifteen Freshies
Get A. & M. Sweaters

Special 10 Tho News.
COLLEGE STATION. Tex. Dec. c.
Fifteen freshman football stars. mem
bcrs Il the 1920 \. q " College fresh
man team have bccn awarded athlo;!
sweaters ~ recognition Of their faith.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-07
Podziekowanie

Niniejszem Ahadamy najserde-
czniejsze podzia0owanie wszyst-
kim krewnym i znajomym kto-
rzy W jakikotwiek sposob wziei
udzia4 w pogrzebie najukochah--
szego syna i brata naszego, SIP.
Floryana Skweres; mianowicie.
Wiel. X. Wal. Swietek i organiS-
Gle Andrzejowi Kwasignoch "a
cksportacye zw}ok Z domu zahoby
do koscio1a sw. Stanissawa 'Kost-
Xxi i "a ceremonie zafobne W ko-
ciele i takze tym wszystkim, &to-
rzy nadesiali kwiaty i przyczynili
sic do upiekszenia pogrzebu mai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-07
0NOTA'TKIA
.NEPORTERA

w dzisiejszym Herald and Exa-
MINER czytamy, 10 biskup dyeoe-
Eyi Fort Wayne Ind, ks. Herman
AlderinS, zasuspendowaf W funk--l
cyach duSzpaSterskich ksiedza Jana
Kubackiego, proboszcza paraffi sw.
Wojciecha W South Bend, Ind, L
tegO powodu, il pieniadze skolekto-
wane W koSciele W Swieto Bozeso
Narodzenia p~rzeGnar6yl ma ratu'rek
siProt W POlsCe.
Be- ko%mentarBy!
+ q :
Micha{ TOmalina. robotnik, IAN. pnr.
5216 So WaShtenaw ave. ~przechodzac
utica 47ma przy s. Ashland ave, 20
stat uderzony przez tramwaj linii Ash
land ave, ~zdazajacy W kierunku poi
nocnym i pokalecDony W glove 1 plecy.
AmbulanSem pOlicyjnym Zabrano ME
SzczeSliwego do domu, Sdzie sic maj
duie pod opieka lckarSka. Numer tram
waju 1901. motorOwego, &031 a kS-
duktOra 1885.
:. Q =
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