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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

senator Owen IL Oklahoma. de. jai-
Cd ,on,ght at the Jackson iIay AIN.
ser - r o.
should Repeal Profits Tax.
lie summarized the duties before
the party as follows:
I'VE should pass the peace treaty
lmmet,i lately: take concrete steps to
finance the sale OF our excess pro-
ducts To Europe. increase produc-
ton: nmprov. diairihntion: repeal
the excess profits tax: require prof
Is or neccssaries To be reasonable:
put firm hand on profiteerine (:
deal firmly and thoroughly with or
ganiEations advocating destruction
of government: sustain law aud or
dor at the same time promoting lib
criy. organizing governmental pub
lici,y and putting the powers Of ,hs
government In good faith az the SER
vice Of the people"
Praises Work ~ Party.
lie praised the war record 81 tho
democratic Tariy and paid "a heart
'eli tribute Of roipcct 10 the ''patri.
attic republicans who cooperatcd In
winning the war" and expressed
gratitude 10 progressive republicans
who cooperated with the democrats
In the legislative program OF the
last six years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
OWEN SUMMARIZES
NATIONS PRESENT NEEDs

" assoelaisd rT--s
WASHINGTON. Jan. S--The dem
ocraiic party ~ the one great liner
al party Of the country" and should
Invite into il ranks AL progressive
republicans aud progressive aud lib
erai ei,ifens Of all parties. In order
10 pass the great reconstruction act
required at the end 90 toe var.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

class parties and by as attitude COM
pei the formation of a farmers par
~ ana iabosers' party.
The democratic party. on the
contrary. stands for the projection
of the rights OF every class. dealing
with each citizen as an individual
instead Of rs n member Of q class.
COMMERCIAL Class Favored Z
u has. since Il has been In power.
given the commercial class . splef.
did currency law: Il .has given the
larmcgs farm loan Law: u has CIV
en- labor an eight hour day and
Frntcr security In ms rights. and has
given 10 all the people relief from
the high tariff burdens that has
been placed upon consumers. Dapo-
Grey contemplated cooperation be-
tween an elements aud the promo
ton Of thc welfare Of society In gem
eral. .s. rsh I
II would prevent strikes. net BY
prohlbltory laws. but by the creatiop
OF machinery which VIII investiEate
disputes aud thus secure q peaoecal
setticmep OF difficulties before ulc
controversy reaches the stage Of
strike or lockout
The democratic party will distIng.
uish between evolution aud revolu-
ton. guaranteeing freedom OF spesea
by constitutional methods. and. a.
the same time. prevent the use OF
either frechom of speech or freedom
Of the press Tor the overthrow OF
constitutional government.
The democrs1ie party has for
twenty years denounced private
monopoly a. indefensible and intol.
cradle. Il cannot surrender is posi-
ton On this subject nov when tho
benc .iciaries Of all the private mon
0polies are mobilixing under the
banner of the republican party for q
united attack upon the right OF the
people 10 own and operate oil neces-
sary mouopolies In the interest OF
the public.
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PREsIDEN FiV0Rs MlK|N6
ELECTION ISSUE COVENANT
tcontinued from page .,

puard u In control Of th- party trc.
l.uiiicsnl which % veil nigh wreck.
81 D, o. grccd."
At,otn-, Gescral rslm~s: Nh.
VAR viii not be- over In fact until the
issues which q has raised arr psss.
~ uron by the grrai ccurv of appeals
H. .,msrica aud the Judgment 81 ,hs
iperrl' }. entrrrd."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

PUBLIC SAlE-Saiarl.s. Januas, 10. =,
! ~ D. M. ~ dalu cows. some frrsh, Other.
heavy snFireerz. si-o asme hass. hons. and
msrw. LET HuMiHREYs. two mile .a,l
o felly on OZARK Trail. 8. ar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
iMta|ga MUST =
NOT WITHDRAW
'contlnasa froa Psss one,


Ridicullug the offer Of $4,000
made by the republicans for the hest
platform. Mr.. Palmer declared that
II the opposition stood upon It's re-
cord the platform would be- compos.
d of plAnks promising to undo all
hat the democratic party has done -
Here Mr.. Palmer recounted the acts
Of the democratic administrations
aud his criticisms Of lack 81 acts by
he republican congress.
ON such a platform. he continued.
the republican arty will get all the
votes u o. entitled to get: u will car
~ almost a. many states as II did
IN 1914.
stand en- Record
We stand not only upon our re.
cord of Preparation and achieve
ment ln the war. bat We pledge our
selves also TO enforce its immuni-
able slecree
We fought for these things. for
liberty sud peace
But the peace FOR which We
tough, h not the peace Of armed and
selfish Isolation. hut the peace OF
many participants In the respon-
Slbili.ies Of the world. The liberty
for which men fought at Chateau
rerry aud 1T Bellsaa Wood Is a
liberty which involves duties "a well
Is rights: n freedom which Is no.
,bsalute. hut conditional upon the
common welfare.
The combination Of capital aud
he organization Of labor must alike
-ecognlse the authority OF the lav,
which viii secure TO each It's Just
rights: but these rights must always
be- sonsh; through orderly processes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

TOR SALE Forty white i,pla.' rulifL.
now laying. three dollars each. tsshy suVbf
Whit. Leghorn rootcIs. si.su sach. i.Drk'
Ford strain. vii kcll for les. u all itl,thsr.
Ihorc aGd. 81 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

FOR SALE or trade Gao acres all plains lard.
l.crfe,ty aInuothc. In Tea mile. ~ dep ieft CO.,
we'll 10 SaYd fanninr country. to trrsc i"i
ni,ck merchandise. wl.i l,ut land IN nj iFi'
gain. y. :. LOCKE. Miami. 1esas. ~ ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

g ,a.sns .,,,..ly noslsrn, Taylor, ha.encn,
f.rneo.. Lr.ui ias, tnan. flote.l.n porch, va.
nae, c,raent driveway, kiaIsa
roon.. and slccfiine psrch, Furnished.
g,hn,an. sseso.
r,~u,s. msslcru. tIughes, seson. sls0o
s.sh.
,c,,s mod,y,. ptree Pavement. walks.
. com \ po,i seke,. third euah.
,s.,,,. ,,,a,rn1 ynrl~on .ssse0
a -. ,,,l,,u Iart.on. sNssa
r,ms .,,r,.r la. Huehansn. ssls0: tak.
"a -.
-. n,A.,n ..a L.,. T,l.r xi6 90.
A. ,s,,,',. n,,l.rn poll ,s0'o,I. half cash ;
-. 80
Al -. ,.,,,n, hl.rl, bo,,s. and rarnr,.
''I r;,.. ''m Ds,", s s,Sso ' ~" "''''
- mc.ns' n',os'"' "s' '''"'' N""' ''''
sssae 5000 cash. trade fo.c land.
r.nis. molorn, n,w bungalow. raraFc
TaNlas. $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

TOR SALE Terms. five room house aud
raagc. COS w. sth. See owner. Dol Ncnroc
ST.. or phone 2is3. " ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

rOR SALE -Rcvis,er,I Diroc-Jer-ry. one
.-rsl,c boar. ohs hrci Kilt. each nine m.niiH
I'D Ore yolng sou. fifteen month"; olf 'il,
q I'D low bred Ia an cntehsoly bred Orion cd.
Iuar. all high elass stuff. JOHN KNlGd1.
Canyon n.xaa IrP
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Mhsse DO You Want . Hsme or an tnssslsneat
nam D-i-rn. CORNER lot. Eas, 10th St.
Boz sssao. ppsA terms.
: rooIns. moi.rn. lc,atsi well an fl.ln,or
b. Sssoo Sisop cash. balance easy.
A coon nrf modern r~sms. splendid
ocasion on Harrison. ir-s, wa1sv and out
suiidinFs. 81 ss1so. viii consider residener
tUt vest Of poA
room rch-n. bniit.in features. lot ,sViio
sc-i loSation on Jeffegssn AZ $1,000. all cnn.
aiiri god lo,
4 inrsr u rncn houle. locAtel close In.
ouilalild,nss. Sssc0. tals s.me land
r,om modern lunsalsw, buill-in feature
thrcag hosl;. locatsi vii On hcnrse. ~, ssooo.
. rom hri,k taaysiev. buili-in f~aiu"s.
servants hoarc. raflre locaied IN hcst part
~ cts e. s-sao
~ rsom house. veil iosaisd .close In on ".
sr y, easilo a sio.ela. easy t~rns
niosletn rons 90 Van nuaen. sssta rosi
tefwr.
NAN howe w southwest part 81 town
for ffuea vi TRAD for land.
We have several roaninr houss- At ~.
iuafuss rrics>. lecsis.l clss~ in any diroeiion
fnan tn huIins-s seytian.
l.ois well locAte,i on Tyler Tor tis1o
fhens 2isi.
TfN.fIAiNS REALTY on. LEASE co
ses,s Pslk Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

WANTED at orss. LAdy or gentlemen 10
solicit In city. Apply IN person to Circula'
tion Manager, Amarillo Daily News. 81 udh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

LET us have your ~, Of wants Tor lcilcr-.
engins,. pamns. power. ecinprvssar. rtp~.
RIPE. soob pife. css~'nV. valves fittiner rif
irnnr. rnilroad rr'l.. locomotivss. ear.
trcne, naching~ l~iinr. etc, Our SHOTS
can iandl- .aay sire lob Ger cd ccunirv. We
can give YOU service. W T.. SULLIVAN.
=. O. haN iss. Amarillo. TeNas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

fuR SALE room modern house NJ SOC
nlchanan. Price Sl.5OjGn. $4,000 cash.
balance time. Thep. Dresser. ~ llr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
FOR SALE

~ acres two mlles from
Amarillo. price go.
section near an eievator
Tor quick sale; near Amarillo.
Fesced aud all smooth. N
attractive offer.
q room apartment. close y.
Furnished. WIZ rrut Tor .
period Of slx months. uy1,
home good lots oat % .
marc and Pierce. slro m .ceee
fssns lot In southwest part -
town at good prices.
iiss yoar prupersy With -
Cor sale.
Harrison & Nohss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Mis- Estclle Garner has returned
10 Sullens College. after spending
the holidays with her parents Mr..
and Mrs, c. r. Garner. iGis Van
buren, street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
FOR SALE

FOR sAIE--I,eds. springs. ma,tre~ssa. ti,eicn
sshlnsis. buffets dr-ssen and ehiffeniers al
KiRKhlN'S. eos Buchansn. Phone iss
90 eer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

FoR SALE Good bicycle. Call i'n. 81 'p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

soma bOuNFAINS W. have several har-
airt in bo,h ns~ and Tightly used outfits.
6. :. Ia, ~. ie and e0-feoi can include In
.amr contract all fiNturs necessary 10 open
{" tcNele,e drug or confectionery s,ou
VII .saNs you money easy monthly raw
i.ents. prsmpt shipment Write. wire nr
rl,enr collect. CRosNAN FOUNTAIN co.
n..llas. TeNas. - &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
nusIsr.@ CHANCE.

will trade my storr buildinE and fisiurca
Al Chl!dr,~s. .cNa>. Tor ciiy rrcperty In AM
asln or sell IT, For six year, Il yas run
- cssh do sso,l-. hut nov Il has rg.srp
stctk IN II. rented. hut no, leased. dnt
tiiuL You Nill find n he,tcr lecat"n oa The
Fot Worth lDcnvrr railroad. lsig sotton
cropl, ,a.yrsl at ihr railroad shops runs
about sixiy thousand pcr month had 10
.vayc thcrr gu account 81 Asthma. 90 " yua
sre in,sstsisd. YOU can me m lobby Of
Elmhast Hotel l.. $. GILL. Phone les
nirh ga. Is &c
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i.oSr-A xny plaId iaprcte. h.tweca by.
acts ard nlalr-iivshc. Finder rs,am "a
cffsc DAILY Ne~s. Is 81
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GOING BEFORE PUBLIC 4
WOULD DELAY P[IE

CONTINUED from page -
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Young LADIES
What shanld y desirable position offcri
A GOOD SAl.ASYf
INTERESTING WORN

JAck fLoYpS-S -coi 4 hand store I've am
oh hing. Gcnsns, u ~ u slows .srairs
yFasss. fres'ss-. hnias. fronts and esek 70,
favlcr s., fhois iasc. sesp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

losr-psir Of sdid ssmmed slas.s. IN ~.
srume aud killeash e-ss. flndsr please phone
asa r.. ... ts.sp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

FOR SALE ~ lease. m acres 10 lease. I milss'
irom town, Johnson Fraas alone will more
than bay your rni. also kaffir and hay for
sale bargain tn s0menne Address aoj John.
snn 81. 80 ip
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LOST

lost On or at.cu, Oct 18th. ono hrindle
so'lic rup. with white nose. hruAst. mech.
iiomach, lsgs and fest and white tin on tail
WIN answsr la name Of Towser. II any enc
j. sa,lsned they have the rreter doc o. kno~
~ us whcrahSuis. wsrr me at ny sNp,tsr
1. c. MeklNNEY. eare canfiasn'al Suppl,
Company. EasilAna Te~As. Reward viii ~
given u IT, the proper dog. s. ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

TlNi' s &. White Orphinrton roosters for
sale fium priEc pulcis and prize stock coek.
Mrs D. y BISHOP Claude Texas 80 ep
BARGAIN lot &. block 20. and loi .. blork
lGs San IAr,nlo iieirhts cost $3.50 IN 1879
t,ti th,ct Tor fi1n buys 10th lot. FRED
NEll.i.. owner. ~ Wet seventh 81. nalla,
Trxas g. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Senator Owen IL Oklahoma. de'jai-
Cd ton.Fht at the Jackson hay din-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Former Ambassador Gerard: The
c''unir. demands Tint boih slfr> -.
iog,fhcr, that u compromise he made
AMI Icacr given To the world"
Former speaker Clark; democratic
H0 nipiishn,cnis during the t"si ~
years entities the party ito n long
! .'s' az power"
/ senator Underwood: THE issue Is
clear. ~" president has defined II
beyond cavil."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
=. g. RuRnISE.
Roam ~ Fasss Hsilaing
tsh..s eals
rivE ROOM MODERN FAST FRONT uoMl

Wen haih frame house on eoxite FOO, le'
IN south rart - town. Price si.ooo with
1850 sa-k.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

FOR RENT Nicely Furnished front lid
raH ic 'onple igll ruchanan m Platte
mas. sGp
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22
Here And There.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Adams visited
Mrs. Adams father, Mr.. Cox. last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Settlers and Mir.
and Mrs. Glenn Dcwecsc took supper
at the I'D Bradley home last Saturday
night and spent Il most enjoyable
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Colson We're
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd Williams >.
MIR. and Mrs. W. $. Stefien and
little daughter, Shirley. and II. va
Sleficn spent the first OF the week III
Butler visiting relatives.
-i.lmer Deems and sister, Mary,
spent last Friday with Nancic Mac
Deems. \ancie Mac accompanied
them home to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. &. Baker and son,
Lester, and Miss Maria Deems were
sunday visitors at the y. G.. Deems
home
MIR. and Mrs. l.. \. Deems spent
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Milo
Stouifcr. =.
Mrs. l.. Classify spent the { rst OF
the week at the home OF heE son,
Milo Stuutter.
Major Steele spent Sunday with
Clifford Stoullcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbie Evans and
children spent Sunday at the 5. y.
Deems home.
Miss Marie Baker is on the sick list
5" there was no school the first OF
tltr-wrrk at braCkncy.
Loren Trent spent the past week
with relatives near III Dorado.
MIS-. James kceblc called on Mrs.
Joe Ecckham last Monday.
b Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sellers spent
Sunday at the home OF W. IN. de-
WcrSc.
Pauline lIartel spent Friday night
and Saturday at the home OF her
brother, David llartel. go.
We were sorry to hear OF the death
OF Willie Steiner and extend our SYM
pathy t" the family.
BOBHlf.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22

dtportatinnS have So unsettled the
iorcign-horn population that hun
drcds employed in basic industries are
preparing to leave the United States.
according to the lntcrracial Council,
which tonight announced launching
OF campaign to make aliens tier
understood and to lit them from the
status of mere cogs in machine to
;he status OF human beings"
q The council OF which Coleman
Dupont is chairman and which in
cludes more than 400 leading Financial
and industrial organizations, repre-
sentative OF nearly all the races i'll
America. purposes, according to ITS
statement, to accomplish the follow
ing objects:
ITO offset BolShcvist propaganda
among the ioreign-born through ma.
tlon-nidc educational activities.
ITO promote better relations
among tie races by presenting the
side oi the iorcignborn and translat-
ing \nlerica to them in terms which
they will understand.
40 end unrest among the foreign
born in industry
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22
North New Home.

Mr.. Morris shipped car OF cattle
to the Kansas City market one day
last week.
Yrs. Fob Henderson returned t.
her home in Rich Hill Saturday. after
a visit with her parents, Jim CLARK
and vile.
Jim Malone balcd hay ior MIR. Baird
last week. ---
Bob Sproul sawed wood 1or Mr..
kcrtnn Saturday.
Miss Tudc Kelly ot Butler visited
Sunday and Monday with Miss RUBY
Patterson.
Miss 1hclma Berry spent sunnay
With Iom Chandler and wife.
Gil F.hart and daughter spent Sun
day with Milt Reeves and wife.
NMllic kcctnn. wife and children
were callers at Henry i;haris Sunday
AFTERNOON.
MIS-. Homer i.inendoll aud Mrs.
Al!4rrt linrndoll and baby, Mrs
Eri"k Met aughey and baby visited
with Airs Tom Chandler Monday.
Fob Sproul and children visited at
Walter Strcin' Sunday.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22
Indicts AZ Reds in Chicago.

Chicago, Jam I7.--I'he special
grand Jury investigating the activiti,s
ui the radicals captured i'll recent
>tajr raids here voted forty-two true
BILL against like number Of alleged
req, III their session yesterday, it vas
reported here today
Arthur Proctor, secretary OF the
Cook county branch OF the ConmNu
list Labor party, was said to have lur-
nislled the states attorney with in
iurlnation ON which the indictments
Ncie voted. One report was tl'at
Proctor had agreed to turn state !,
{, iirnrr.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22

VIM. Stewart ct al to \. {. Meats
so acres section ; Rockville Sl.oo.
r. NJ Hampton to !. W. Choate l.
acres section ,, Mt. Pleasant $1,000.
T.. X. Barney to Burk Andersen
part lots 5 and q block o.' Rich Hill
ST 10000.
7. \. Greenhouse ct al to. A.
\damson lots ! and block ; Field :
addition Rockville $4,000.
IT, Y, McCarty- to $. IT, Herring
block 81 Sperry addition Rich fliii
$4,000.
T. J.. Shelton to Andrew Tenbro"k
20 acres section :, Walnut 100000.
W.-W. Jamison to A. l.. Tilson lot
block POI 5tll addition Rich Hill 81.
NJ. W. Jones to 5. y. Cummings 10
acres section II Deer Creek $4,000.
!. +. Bedinger to ID. f. Blakerlt,l
~ acres section y Mt. Pleasant
Sao5S5.oo.
V. l.. Johnson to Ray Stcwlrl
Part block IS Butler. $4,000.
Raids Soaring Many Useful Foreign
ers Out of the Country.
New York, January I7.-Raids and
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22
so Deaths From Flu, 1000 New Cases
in Chicago in as Hours.

Chicago. ILL.,. January l9.-Ihe
Chicago Health Department was
swamped today with appeals for
nurses to combat the spread Of in
llucnza and pneumonia, OF which
more than ,ooO cases have been re-
ported in the last iorty-eight hours,
with fifty deaths.
Health Department officials de-
clared the city needed at least 10000
nurses to handle the situation prop
erly.
Six hundred nurses, operating from
eight dispensaries. today began sur
vey of the city to aid i'll relief meas
ures.
Since 9 o'clock this morning 500
new Ses of influenza were reported
to th@ Board of Health, with ten
deaths. and new pneumonia cases
numbered 100, with sixteen deaths.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22

weather TOR inc past lew days. Dtt
now it looks like we will have 4 biz
card.
Mrs. Walter Taylor and litti2 son
Herbert. spent a few days last week
at the Maryland home.
The Hcrrcll ". {. +. l.. met at the
home OF Mrs. 7. {. Jones las! Thurs
day and three new members "rre aI-
mittcd to the Union. This tlak'n-:- a
total OF II members.
W. @. Card made a business trlp to
Oklahoma. but is home aaa"i.
Mrs. Jim Garrett has returned
from indiana, where she was called
Ivy the death OF Il sister.
Mr.. NorS' mother is still .yc,y Ill
at her home east of Butler.
Mrs. Joe Clark and Mrs. Is.
i isle received word OF the death CT
their brother. John i. Harris, "t
Walton. OK. He was we'll known i'll
this county and had many friend ,
who will be sorry 10 hear of has
death.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry l'rcnch ard
family spent Sunday at Mr. Strange 5.
Mr.. and Mrs Wick Ray spent SAN
day with Mrs. Belt, south OF Town.
Helen Clark spent the week. end
with home folks.
Ray Sturgeon and Jim Garrett a:e
balng hay.
The lagrippe has made It's appear
ancc in this ncighborhood. The fol-
lowing people are suffering from it.:
L. S. lson, Ruth and Henry Way
land and Mablc Card.
The lierrcll W. G. +. L. will give
a box supper Saturday night. January
18th at the llcrrcl school house.
Iohn y. Sccingcr, who has been
spending the past few weeks i'll Mon
tana. has returned home.
Mrs. Francisco had her wood
sawed Tuesday
Mrs. Nellie Dunn, oi Iowa. is Wis
iting at the home OF her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. T. {. Jones. They also have
as their guest Mr.. Frank Palm, Of
Tulsa. Ok.
DEC.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

l. +. llirni to o. L. Randolph lots
! aud block l., Rich Hill $4,000.
=. Ellington to Payton Burton
il acres section - Homer Ssfu6.0o.
s. l.. Bates to NJ. l.. Walls part ! ii
lDn Adrian S,32oo.oo.- -------
t. Y. Knight to NJ. NJ. Greer lots
l,n. iDl. 10. Adrian 100000.
f. Ii. Ouderkirk to \. Il. duncan
~" acres section . Hudson $S4So.oo
$, O. Spring to +. |. Walborn $40
acres sections 9 and 10 and IS and
IT, Mingo $Io.ooooo.
". 4. Groutsch to +. S. Wolf tract
section Is Mt. Pleasant $ISoooo.
John Warner to Robt Rasmussen
Us acres sccto,s Is Howard $1,000.
D. +. Andes to j. ". Packer lot I,o
Adrian $4,000.
Austin STAFFORD to !. y. Wilson SO
acres section 8 Homer S0o5o.oo.
!. +. Groves to \. c. Moats so
acres section 10 Rockville SI.Oo.
II. T. Ilankins ct al to Thos. Bad
gett SO acres section Is Walnut
S56oU.oo.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22
Laws Can't Lower H. c. L."

Oklahoma City, Jan. Io--The high
cost ni living cannot be lowered by
legislation. but by increased produc-
ton, ]. L. Edgerton. president Of the
Manufacturers Association of Tenn
-t>sce. said here today in an address
at meeting OF the Oklahoma EN-
plnycr> Association.
Edgcrton urged the open shop" as
a means OF aiding laborcrs and bet
tcriny industrial conditions.
The Oklahoma Employers Asso-
citation adopted resolution favorins
the open shop" policy for all indus
tries in the state
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22
Farm for Sale.

66 2-3 acres. 2 Ia miles from Bal
lard. Good groom house, practically
new barn. room for six head OF
horses. Sheds for cattle. Good poul-
try house, smoke house and coal
house. 3 good wells. This farm is all
fenced and cross fenced hog-tight.
Land lays smooth and all under cult
walton. Ii miles to school. IL
mile to church. Will sell on easy
terms. Can give possession March
4, 1920. A. b. Edrington,
Is-2ts Ri. 26, Urich, Mo.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22
ENTERTAINMENTS

The Herrell w. c. T. U. will give
> musical program and box supper at
Herrell school house Saturday night,
Jan. "a. Do not miss this as you will
miss = great treat. Come with we'll
filled boxes and pocket books. I5-It+
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-22

Relatives of Isaac Lowcry: Infor-
nation wanted concerning the rcla:
tives of Isaac l.owery. who formerly
lived in Bates county. Nas born IN
indianapolis in 1888 and serve d in the
Union army during the civil war.
Also want information of my mother
who was his first wife. Mrs. J. J..
.Beenc. ~ West 10Th street, Kansas
City, Missouri. I5-tf