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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-19
ITEMS on INTEREST TO
OUR FARMER READERS.

The Old Way Va. The New.
Roy smith of krum, Route 2 has
n young Poland China pix which u
furnishing great deal Of nmuac-
mcnt IN the smith family, according
10 a report made 10 the Extension
Service A. and NJ. College by County
Agent Jack shelton, OF Denton.
Early in the spring Roy's father, Y.
b. Smith, announced 10 his family
that he intended 10 reverse the usual
form of club stories. He said that
Ne had observed that "sons' always
beat the dads" in stories OF club
pigs, calves, etc, and that he thought
Il quite lime for Dad to teach Son a
thing or two about raising pigs. So
Dad and Son started pig-feedinR
contest They commenced with pigs
Of the sar,e age, but of different
breeds Z ch selected the breed he
believed would make the best meat
hog, ana each fed the ration he
thought best. The last reports show
that Sons pig is simply walking of
and leaving Dads like IL was tied TO
post. II weighs exactly twice as
much.
Well, Dad ought to feel proud of
the results for he is far ahead of the
boy and has the best OF the deal. The
Dad has a sorry pig. but fine boy.
while the boy only has fine pig.
The boy has a lifetime 10 make a
profit out of his method Of feeding,
while dad has only a.few years to
lose money by his method of feeding
at best 1t must be mighty com
Portable feeling to know that you
have boy that can play the game
and win. II is better toi rear fine
boy than to raise fine pig. We be-
lieve dad is the winner
Killing Lice On Chickens.
In the winter time we advise APP
plying sodium fuoride by the social
led "pinch" method. to kill lice on
chickens, advises w F. Kazmeier,
Poultry Husbandman of Extension
Service A q NJ. College of Texas.
A "pinch" is all the powder you can
hold between two fingers. and should
be placed on ten different parts Of
the chicken, close to the skin as fol-
lows: One pinch below the vent, one
under each wing, one on each thigh,
one on the tail, two on the back,
one on the breast and one on the
neck.
In warm weather dip may be
made by mi, ing one ounce Of sod |
ium iouride to one gallon of water. |
Beating Dad.
County Agent j. B. Dorman Of
Newton county, reporting to the Ex-
tension Service, relates an incident |
cf club boys triumph over his 1
father in the production Of peanuts. /
While visiting at ~ +. Hampton's I
place, the father admitted that his .
son Herbert had beaten him raising I
peanuts Mr. Hampton painted pea
nuts adjoining his boys acre and had
the land prepared end cultivated ac-
cord'ug 10 the usu 4 plan However.
Herbert handled his acre under the
advice Of the Agronomist Of the Ex- !
tension Service A. and NJ College. +
IT, mn had no. been threshed.
hu, dr. Hamnton admits that the ,
boys acre will make at least one
third more than his best acre
he STITCHING AND PiCOTINC.
IDn'i fo.get the Niece to get first
o. FORK You will find me at Bar
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-19

special bargain Tor one wesk 100
acroa. I room house, veil and MILL.
good harm and nheds, garage, 40 In
rullIyal|on. ne miles N I.nhhoek.
Hlp y uarIaan, oNneF.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-19

Congress has appropriated $2,OOO,OOO.OO to
be used in the Army Schools. In many schools
and posts you will have the opportunity of
being trained in the skilled trades and at prac
ticaly all Army stations, schools are IN opera
ton in which you can improve your education.
You'll have enough outdoor work TO keep
YOU in perfect trim. You'll learn the sort of
discipline that makes @ man able to handle
other men. You'll have fine crowd of bud
dies. You'll live fine healthy life-no soft
snap abCut il bur it will be life that will make
you a regular man.
You'll learn how to hold up your end in any
company You'll have an increased ability
a sure self-conhdence OF your return.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-19
Health, Travel and Training

You'll be part Of America-one Of its
fighting men-its bulwarks Of defense. If
there's any trouble that the Army has to settle
you'll have red-blooded mans chance to do
your share Of the settling.
And three years from now, when the men
who are working besides you now are still
working for day wages you viii step out with
a training that will command real money.
Think it over The next three years at
home; and no further along at the end.
Or the next three years in the Army, and a
t~a;- ing that you can cash in on for the rest of
your life It's worth investigating ISN'T it3
Worth stopping = the recruiting office to
talk to the man NJ -..alge.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-19

STITCHING AND PiCOTIrC.
Ilnt fo.ge' the nlsce to get first
o. FORK You will find me at Bar
rier Bros. Mrs Lena McElroy. 32tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-19
Where the II. S. Army Serves

Afnsslcsn troops are serving In Psasms. Hawaii
the Phtippines ALASKA. Chine. Germany. siberia aud
here va the 5 A The Recruiting sefx cant Gill
Eistly ave you ell tie dstais
Lie every 90 si-s IN the army from General to-
Br,a Private pa ander orders, and " your ostht
sns you're leste1 sss~hsfs.y your duty tstasa
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23

pression in other mediums block prints. etchings and water colorS And in the current exhibition are seN- eraI aquarelles-one a marine-that are charming. treated in the same broad manner as the oils. revealing even more clearly the painters sense rf design. or pattern. Indeed, in some of these is a feeling of the Orientalism in the design. and 4 rhythm suggest i've Of the old Chinese forms.
 But what will most strike the man in the street when he views the can vases will be the laying on of paint in hillocks in placeS-and their color. which he will probably quarrel with al first and end by liking it as he grows 10 adjust his preconceived ideas Of the subjects under discussion and to recompose the broad brush strokes.
 Radiant and vibrant with spirit and vitality. the output of a man charged to the nth desree with animal and spiritual health, physicians could do no better than to order q Sandzen painting for their neurastenics and rundowns. They sing with health and vigor"
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23

Peter B. Stcfano d Brooklyn boot black makes S2z5 a week Shlnlu- shoes. according To hIS wife who 1a- been granted s5e a week IemporaE alimony
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23
ABOUT THE STATE

he and the other prisoners were being held longer. than usual.-Citizen.
 Was We'll Armed
 GALES-SuSpected Of being con- nected with an organized band of gun runners operating on the MexIcan-Dor der. Harold Curry, a 17-year-old youth is in the city jail awaiting formal charges. When arrested by the police, young Curry. who came here recently from Fl Paso, according to his state ment, had in his possession a suitcase full of guns ranging from a snub- nosed .32 to .45 caliber automarf,.. wicked looking hunting knife and a black jack.-Herald
 Cattlenan Is Shot TOMBSTONE-Sho three times in the back with a revolver and once with a shotgun, R. T. Lewis, a cattleman of McNeal, lies near death in hos pital at Douglas, and J. B. Seal, a rancher of the same section, was held under arrest Wednesday night after giving himself up and confessing, ac- cording to the officers, that he had shot Lewis. The shooting occurred at about 6 30 Wednesday night near the PiZer mine about eight miles north of McNeal, near the Granite Reef. Ac- cording to Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly it was the result of a dispute over water. presumably for cattle.-Pros- pector.
 GLOBE-Miss Martha F1orenz Elk enberry, Globe girl. had written 2 book. Final Destination of Man. which has been accepted for publica- tion by big Chicago publishing house. The book, which contains about % coo words, was written between her 17th and 18th birthdays. Advance sheets of the book which have been received here show that the work is not religious nor socialistic. It is con- sidered to be remarkable effort for a girl of that age.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23
Oscar k a giant slayer
 Till the summer time comes round
Wen Say This Is One Of the Stranses'
 Stories Mortal Ever Toldl

Floss" remarked the workman coming to the job eight seconds ane-- of the whistle -I notice you haven 2 bought d new automobile lhl~ SEsr-tl-- and thinking maybe as how you were paying me such high wages lr- couldn't afford a new t-c]-liuaeI- so will you please cut my pay anol- SIG a week"
 Couldn't think of it. Joe" replied his employer ~I didn't get a new ear this year because I took that money and bought me a new pair of shoes Didn't need another car anyhow And whats more. I don't want more auto mobiles clutJerinE- up my backyard , That's why l am going 10 boost every - sbodv-S wages S6T a week I'm rlrcL hauling profits over 10 the bank erer1 afternoon when l might as well be playing golf
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23
New Exhibit Hall

GLENDALE-The building recently completed at considerable expense about the largest unspliced flagstaff in the state. and occupied for the flrst time by the commercial club secretary, and paraphernalia, on Tuesday, gives to Glendale the unique distinction of possessing what may be the only mu- nicipal exhibit hall in municipal park in the entire west-News-
 Gives Club House Site
 CHANDLER=Dr A. J. Chandler, keeping a promise made by him sev- eral years ago, has donated a building site to the Chandler WomanS club. The lot is located on Arizona avenue, across the street and just south from the new high school buildings. The lot is valued at $750, and the donation was formally accepted at the meeting of the executive committee of the club Wednesday afternoon. The ladies have thus far about $500 pledged for a new club house.-AriZonian.
 Found Guilty of Murder
 GLOBE-Patricio Carnejo, on trial for the killing of Francisco De Ava and found guilty of second degree mur- der, today sentenced by Judge Shute of the superior court to serve from ten to fifteen years in the peni- tentiary. De Ava was shot to death by Carnejo on November 12, 1919, near the school house in Lower Miami oarneJO was IlrSI DrOugh TO trlal III January and found guilty.-Miami Sil yer Belt.
 H. A. Morsan's Daughter Weeds
 WILLCOX-One of the most attrac- tive weddings of the season took place Tuesday noon. February IA. at high twelve at the beautiful home of MT and Mrs H. A Morgan, when tnefr charming daughter. Miss. Florence, was given in marriage to Walter Scott Swan of Williamsport, Pa. The bride. Miss Florence Morgan. was accom- panied by her courtly father, H. A. Morgan. The lovely bride was ex- quisitely gowned in white satin and old lace and wore a simple string Of white pearls about the neck She car : ried a beautiful brides boquet of white sweet peas and lilly of the valley. Next came Miss Ethel Morgan. in an en- chanting gown of Japanese blue geor- gette.-Range News.
 Attorney French Better
 CORRESPONDENTS to word from the sick room of County Attor- ney R. N. French who is i'll as the re- suit Of cancer, is reported as con siderably improved-Prospector
 To Improve Apache Trail
 GLOBE = An organization. with membership open 10 the public. soon will be formed with the object of se- curing the permanent improvement of the Apache trail It is desired to have the membership comprise men .keenly alive to the great scenic beauty of the road Those backing the move will fight for a concrete highway the greater part of the trail. Record.
 Saw Out With Knife
 TUCSON-With the aid of a case knife which they hacked up into a miniature saw. five prisoners held in the immigration station sawed their way to liberty and freedom Thursday night about midnight German. Chinaman and three Mexicans were in the jail breaking party. The China man was captured by the immigration inspectors about noon today,
 All the men were i5eing held for de- r,ortation. including the German but owing to the fact that eonsiderabI bIo difficulty is experienced in deporting Germans at present because Of the difficulty Of landing them in Germany
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23

EIucidatinS this point still further, We read on page 469 and 40 of the same volume: With one Father. even God, the whole family of man would be brethren: and with one Mind and that God or good the brotherhood of man would consist of Love and Truth. and have unity of Principle and spiritual power which constitute divine Sci ence.' The substance. then. as must be plain by now. of true brotherhood is not matter but Spirit. even Inrnite Love and Truth. and this point must
 be acknowledged in all our thinking else we shall only continue to be miS- led by vain theories and material makeshifts. It is in God. good, alone that we shall find practical unity Of ideals possible. and God is reached or understood through Christ. Truth. or divine Science. Christian Science therefore. is the Science that bases the brotherhood of man. Tn Christian Sci enee alone we can see the perfect man the true image and likeness of God unite and work out step by step in a practical way the true brotherhood Of man: for this ideal. forming the only real and perfect man forms also the only real and perfect brotherhood ot man Here nothing unreal or inper- feet can enter. for even as the law of numbers precludes all mistakes in numbers. so the true or scientific brotherhood of man precludes all the errors of mortal man.
 Having, therefore. found the true substance and the true Science of the brotherhood Of man, where shall We look first of all for its eXpres- sion2 Where could We look with more expectation than to the church? No other human endeaVor no matter how sincere it may be, can take the place of the church as an institution where the true brotherhood of man is to be eXemplified. To quote from the apos- ties in support of this contention would mean to repeat the greater part of their writings, while Mrs. Eddy's meta physical definition of church could asily be made to apply also to the brotherhood of man. Here is the first part of it, as given on page 5S3 of Sci ence and Health: Church. The struc- ture of Truth and Love. whatever rests upon and proceeds from divine Princi- ple' The church, then. rjghtruIly k the expression or spiritual structure here upon earth Of that true brother hood that has it's basis in Truth and Love. Here the purest democracy should be found. Here all true ideals are found in one. Tn the church. therefore. if it De g church in deed as well as in name, there should be the working out of eNemplification of the true brotherhood of man and if the subject were thus understood and dem onstrated, all other human phases Of this momentous question would take on their proper unfoldment. Tn the spiritual ultimate of God and man there is. there can be. but one church and one people and humanity is blest
 in proportion as this metaphvsic3-l- fac; is accepted and Gou or Spirit is ack- nowledged as eAll-in-all.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23
O. How often should typhoid irocu- Iaton be repeated? L. C..

A The United States public health service says that typhoid inoculation While inoculation against typhoid fever had proved highly successful the public health service says that there should be no relaxation of efforts along sanitary lines.
 O. Can you tell me what the stamp language is? w. M. s.
 A. It is follows: Stamp placed upside down on left corner-I love you; left corner croSSwise-my heart is an others; straight up and down-good bye, sweetheart; upside down the right corner-write no more: in the middle of the top-yes; in the right hand corner at a right angle-do you love me-; in the middle at the bottom-no; in the left hand corner at right angle I hate you: top corner at right wish your friendship; on line with surname accept my love; same upside down am engaged; same at right angles I long to see you.
 O. Does United States copyriaht for a musical composition insure in- ternationaI protection? G. w D.
 A. The copyright office says that a copyright obtained in the United Stater does not insure protection in foreign countries. If protection is desired in be made to the copyright office of that country.
 c. Who is the author of the quota ton "All things come to him who will but wait?" M. E. O.
 A. This quotation is from LongfeI- lows Students Tale in his work enti- tied Tales of q Wayside Inn.'' The same though worded somewhat diff ferently. has been used freGuentlv by other authors. Disraeil in his Tan cred.' says that Everything comes if man will only wait
 
 abbreviation "Esq." as used after sur name? l. L. S.
 A. Esq" is the abbreviation for the word "Esquire.' which is the title of courtesy used chiefly in Great Britain It originally applied to the landed gentry and. therefore. still carries wsth it the implication of genti1ity and po- sition When it is written after thes surname the prefix Mir" is omitted. It is now used quite generally in Eng land.
 c. What is star route? F. c. Fl.
 A. The postoffice depa rtment says that a star route is a mail route that is let by contract-usually from a rail- road town to some inland Dostoffice through sparsely settled territory It got its name by the use of T star in the postoffice department records to distinguish it from other mail routes As population grows in the territory of these star routes, rural delivery is substituted.
 fAny reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Repub- lican- Information Bureau. Frederic J. Haskin. Director, Washington, D. C. This offer applies strictly to informa- ton. The bureau cannot give advice on legal, medical. and financial mat ters- It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles. nor to undertake exhaustive research on any subject W rite nnaSfinn nl1iflIy hr.;a ly. Give full name and address and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the inquirer
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS
| c. Is it possible for citizen of the United States to be also citizen of l another country? w. D. c.

c. Is it possible for citizen of the United States to be also a citizen of another country? w. D. C.
 A. Some foreign countries do not expariate their own nationals who come to the United States and are naturalized The native land of some Of these naturalized Americans still re- gards them as citizens Under the laws and regulations of the two coun- tries this man is a citizen of both.
 @. Is there such a product grown as colored cotton? R. R.
 A. A Georgia planter is just reported 10 have produced cotton the staple of which is pronounced green. Agri- culturists and scientists have long been endeavoring to produce a cotton plant bearing q colored fiber.
 c. Is the same twelve hour clock system used in Brazil as in the United States? c. Y. F.
 A. In Brazilian time the twenty four hour system is quite generally followed. Thus d,nner might be served at nine teen o'clock. The hours are counted from IT. dnight, and run from one to twenty four
 c. What country or countries have taken over the German colonies in Africa? g. E.
 A. The former German colonies in Africa were. taken over by the allies some time after the declaration Of war and are now controlled chiefly by Great Britain. France and Belgium.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23
CALIFORNIA LIKES sANDzEN

Bir2er Sandzen'S western land scapes made a great stir in Oakland. Cal, where an exhibit of his pictures has just closed. Laura Bride Powers, writing in the Oakland Tribune. says the gallery is 'sglorified with color presentations of nature in her noblest aspects great planes of mountains rising from an enchanted valley, strong-limbed trees against a bril- liant sky sweeps of whirling water; mountain and plain in the purpling garments of lowering day all tales of the west told with strength and good drawing. Straight to the crux of the matter his lines go, with never hesitant moment so clear is the concept in the brain of the painter
 While the heroic things in the show are in oils. the painter finds eX-
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23
SUCH IS LIFE

In the spring the young fanatic
 Lightly turns 10 new Ty Cobbs, Who will trundle to the attic
 All the boys who hold the jobs Oscar HumperdinE can mace 'em
 Nigh thousand in the south. Fielders simply gasp and chase 'em.
 Watch them sail with open mouth Oscar is brainy player.
 Fears no pitcher on the mound
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23
L. A. RACES AGAIN POSTPONED

IO1oT N-NNfI1I-T1s>, TcU. --.--Ihe ZbU- mile automobile race which was to have opened the rew Los Angeles speedway tomorrow. has been post poned until Saturday at D. m. be- cause of wet grounds. This announce ment was made tonight by A. NJ. Young. manager of the speedway as sociation.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23
SUCH IS LIFE

olga is emancipared From all notions anrlq-lated-
 Shes for neolithic art Verse and meter-theE must part Cave men never rimed their StulE- olga says and that's enough Never. never VIII she marry Shes so revolutionary. But her fEeuds all take Ine view That no man will ask her IO-
Arizona republican., 1920-02-23

Miss Sophie Hodo~ky- New No-- waitress. was arrested on a charge e. having driven her automobile 100 ran idly The judge asked her what vase she received
 Twelve dollars week she replied
 But how do you buy automobile on that he inquired
 T don't. your honor You see make SS0 a week in tips
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-08
uifchcnck To Chicago.

New York. March 7.-Frank n.
Hitchcock, who recently accepted
an appointment as one OF the man
ayers of the Leonard WOOD cam
paign for the republican nomina-
ton for the presidency, today lett
here for Chicago to confer with
republican party leaders and Cen
eral Wood on campaign plans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-08
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR BOWLING MATCH
WITH Ell PASO CLUB

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the holding of the bowl
ing match between the local All
Star club and the Cactus club of
Eel Paso, according to Manager
Elmo Sganzini of the local team.
A brand new set of pins has been
obtained and will be opened by
Sganzini on the night of the match,
which will be held Friday, March
II.
b. II. Hellman will act as foul
judge and Frank Stortz, secretary
of the local Enis lodge, will be in
attendance as per agreement be-
tween the two teams. The losing
side will bear all expenses.
1t is understood that the Cactus
club represents the best in bowl
ing that Ell PasO has produced, but
it is hardly possible they will be
able to compete with the local ag-
gregation, who are all 200 men.
Charles Smith of the local team
is known to be one of the best
bowlers in the country and at the
present time issues a challenge to
any bowler in the United States for
a three-game match.
Pick Palladino, who will bowl
with the local team Friday evening,
claims the endurance championship
record of the country and stands
reay to meet any man in the
bowling game.