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Arizona republican., 1920-04-27
NEW SPRINKLER AND
 FLUSHER FOR CITY

A big new modern combination street sprinkler and flusher was delivered to the city by the Ferguson Keeler com pany yesterday and will be placed in service immediately. This new sprink- Ter will replace the old one which has been disposed of by the city after being in service here four years.
 The new sprinkler and flusher is motor driven. has four flushing noz- zles and two sprinkling nozzles. It carries a water tank of 1900 gallon capacity. The purchase price was S9.675
Arizona republican., 1920-04-27

I2:24: Harvard freshmen, 12:40.
 The races wer rowed in an almost continual downpour of rain and chilly air and an east southeast wind made the course rough.
 Strikingly similar was the manner ill which the rival crews pulled, the navy pulling generally between 8 and s strokes to the minute with the liar yard men rnaneuveriug about ? strokes slower.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-27

The average buying power of the American farmer has increased in the last four years from $16e0 10 s3400 a year, while that of the city man still remains approximately at $500 year.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

tprrs sc lrntan a FER N IenHna u paclenN. q haecTTn uH' CuH"-
N. prz-un:s y = forrulnrIe una recea con euya mcdiena apn-
rrntrnente esan las nolsdas- pog Ea d u q mai commune IN
trriorrncnte > cuando IGefye a spaTecer es para preSentsFse O 10
.nrn.terrs d.. N cntrnedad er6nica. = tai yz- a incurablc. 81
MI de Bright Ia Dialects y otras murhas dolcncias ineu-abis Pue
den ser evitudas al Sc Is ntaja a tempo Podemoe nseEurar a -
tsdes amigos nuestros. cue 81 padecen g dolores e n In sESoh' ee
uua oIna espess , mauehnda o de NAL obr: diataci6n de Ia uretra
o Rlstn oro de los mushsimos Eintonas Gus Sc orcseutan an Is
-,fs1ne5Sd.z ds los rihones y Que n lie oil conocidas- u i In
..,+,,e cunr con renedios caseros 0 de patents. n o e Ia mnnera
snpptada- pus aunQue en- aSrnos casos surten rcsutado Batsfac-
tories q Ia mayoria de eloa necesian de los conoctHientns De n n
.sp~ia,ista- quhn pcda decirles 81 So NAL teno renedio. l. per
J. ne,odos u ussmoa, nos eapaei.an a d- e mejor tatanien-
II uaiblc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

&a4nnssSzsRxs2crA para taSxr 81 eorrSoa ,
u nx&xxrss- tnSiuSsn5o h hronauiSs- nHa ,
tekrrs ID pscho> x Soa crsnt con - Hrroos-
c36n q hS nutr-iGza>s so$dcaS, , "a los essus
zHs 10 s<n a4 toD sn~azahAes- rcde-oes pro-
pcS3cuz' aEsso = lbs pSrSoczs qua s;Szn uues-
-s hrerrncoz=A Psa snG& eSso prescxibtros
q SxasEzzirrss czs esErGnSs eoa-ertsrsn. pu-
bcrAr Gnz< eeEr-cs O. Gra Azrmcs Dc hodcu 7
enEA Geo do Ex raAc&- ~ crfz1EtOpo exarnSn- pa
hx podr 6Gr Uls Sphnao1 10 ra estsdo. 81 e.
eaxszxSAssrAaS - SrrHr5A- -~Ef I'D 4 daryuunB ID
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

crc ~ ecEUrNdad soE sT4-CHU -
Nontrss, U&L euystcen desde temorana edad 81 Paasen % u
- -,fr7,rdaSes Las euiernedades de Ia prostate resuitan t-
M y a wees fnrurnbcs, af es Quc debe eonsuftaTse n IN g.
o-cintsn 0pcrnncntado ants de qe e. estado de IA eniermeuHhe
k,niS, rn rurad6n- No podemos ennmeTn- e este espscio tooos JOS
.fntorna, one denotan enternejades de In pr6stats. poraue son Eu-
hes Y divr-sos; zero 81 les dire. que n o o enerentran n GniF~
mos que . vcan oSisados a guardian CANA, deben eooT"E bEt% ,
nc denr pasr- mas tempo Gin recInir 4 eonsIa y 9~A 81
case sa de tad euraeion-
81 nos fuera possible Ell , habtar dteuidamente eon q n
s.,,o a. esta Gase de aolenciss, desde que los prineros sinoom%
ernpieccn a nanifstarse, pronto deiaria de necestaHe d 10 e.
criaIirtas enfermednde er6nicas. teniendo por nuestra S-Tts
Ia a.isfaeci6n de decir que e los asa que no son reconociaameh-
tr ineurabies, pnestros meodoe dc Eatamiento % han los re-
nuftrioa mas satsfactorok-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
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hbra. In vida la Is Sumsnrnte penSa , esnsads y NJ aosn e.
vioso rA TIN intnnazneute reiaciornda- ono oaando hEuna paro
A. ~ v HAYS sfects6a- tpdo 81 stStma sufr o e rs:ente pol .cRo-
50 de ea maznA enfs-seaad. , ee. nedaPts IN sa aaHan 20
San kf1ndado Sanato-ias para atender -%a clase de psefcnss , pue-
de .ro.rs u stcnpre eouSenen IN graz nunSo de ets. FSf
- .<to operido lectpr. tan rronto eano notas loo stntonAs de
esta enfernedAd. hay que descui1aros- Sne eonseNao en no
.,t7s ante, De 70 eli nal 90 fneu-able. ppes muehnS "a In Cd
fernedads nerviosa4- 81 OF u.tn6as proptSmente. aesde e rTn-
-;,Io son eurahyea. Qrererncs n obstaute, haccres ne5r. ne 10
cue nuestr- &xioos como espeiaFs.aL en- las enfernedadcs d %
0 prr.una-nos traspasnr bs hmitss de u Ia posihihdsd. POT so
Tr-s,y--,. or 10 eorruleSs con nnsotsos antics de cue IN enIerD~-
dad sea fncurabie No etrerSnas mas do . aus podGDs 1uHpn.
- n,-xerz r,putnei5 vJa sohro tc6as LA eos11 = pNr a e
- go dsri-Io IA wzrd.6 serca Do II easo> eunlquHra cue
Stn s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
PEEL PROST'A'TAY RECTO
INTERMEDIATES DE LA PROSTATE.
Ies conocilniensos

Cuando I'd &c ca cCenR oe 0ac bU )"
hrs- d.,bn, y sabs quo IA crfcrrfedsd Ia he
eho presa de 50 o-sanismo; cHando % cree
estxr enfermo do. In pr6stata- ccaado ssta Is
n nhrSsda, inflamada, irrssde suarco I'd.
tir.re frecueuts deseos de orinar , al hacer-
10 90 crtna ticne puntoo anneHs como peda-
~, a. sIgoa6a: euando L. or.na cs Srida )
al dcsear orina- no pCcde efectuario. etc. )
o.ros Tar5cs sfnsanas. Uds. deScn aprrsurar-
a. a stuoIcr tnles indieacionss de peiiEro. no
vscn- nj IN mkuutn. vcnsnn n nucstras etiei-
ma para Que Gs les haSa IN s1ainsn ninuc'0-
40 y "a scpa con scguridad curl Is 81 estedo
ssf como 81 80 paeds eurar. 10 que en- tai caso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
RINONES
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INTERMEDIATES DE Los RINoNES Y "A yEJIGA.

Este CenerO cs cn1eruedHdes !" UI Fu 1e
las que Crrsentan mas serins complications ; Go
lencias: q pesar de csto, en- muehos casos los uiedi-
cos. Gun los uismos especialistas, Sc Emitan q ha-
Ger IN Iigero examen del paciente. Teniendo este
preseute, .heros cuidado de equipar convcniente1acn-
te pues.rss oficinas con los aparatu5 necesarios pa
IA poder hacer TN exR-nen perfeeto do Ia enfc:ae.
dsd; y tcdavia mas. en- caso de duda PROCEEDINGS 1
loa exdrnenes cuiInico ? microseopico de las sccrr-
clones, Y asf. localizamos Ia causa: adamas. dispo-
nemos de aparatos dotadcs de luz que pueden ser
For los ditcrentes ~orticioa del cuc-po
humane, iiunninando IA pa-te interior , logrardoser
por este medic. aprecisr psrfectamente el lugar en-
que In enferncdn6 radica. Guam 4 rnenudo hos doc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
A LOS vIsTrAN-gs DE LA CIUDEn.

nera de usarlrs. A souellas PERSONS
que deseen c~onsultarme acercs de 50 en-
fsrmedsd. iea r~econcndsnos 10 haz9u TIM
pronto COMO llexuen q In ciudad- pues
mucbos easos que han sido ezamins6os
propiamente pucden scr cursdos sn Casa
ileyando las medicines cue Al efocto ne-
cssiten. Ynsistimoa en- decir qrs rlrehos
oue sc Green enfe-nos ca rsaliiad no 10
estsn, s:no que t.encn soaments AlEnna
ipdisposici6u fEsf dc eurn-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

trxtaraiento appropriate, J nresrus serVleieS be
ran rcnHosrsdoS equttztfvS y acknowledgements
trcfyxodo en- este sastp l de las mstlcinas cue
peeesits pxra ~ eurzciSn- Nos hs-nos creade
uuA rerntari6n euvIfiRhls pres S~ratarnos = to
dos los snfcruars que crrannos posiofe evrSr,
sin fftarros en- 81 Genea o 10 6incrc pnrs pa
EArnps, y 6reanzaDdo anic1r1Snts en hu homo
rabiidad. Eytznns GrEunoaca Dc babe p-rstsdo
puest-H ayuaa = muehas enfrrr,os peorrs- ,
ems xrarias q n-rssru< trztz-afrnera han REV
psrnSs n saAd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

Hxtsar rn.hxs eussrupedaaes DO n picl che
x-SStznn ss-iSS moksSzs y cue p-uueo Dcgxn a
SIX EnszrzbkS Nos hennS ta6o o1cnt1 do ora
rrrScs raeixueSs cue ussn nedici1Ss ? drusr De
rxS~rta o rsn-SEos ecSeros, @poor1r en- We dc
~<sr-r. cue. cusads EcSden = eonsufhsr q aydn
rSR-a sstz ks atersoriza sEeSur2ndoles one p@decen
q urs esr-iSle eutr-rnsdSd do Il saaSra- caanao an
r-aFkrS % &c Pa6soEn - IN eaSo 6esenitado >
aznrxHGo &c rnferre6s6ss d. n YSl AS rrra.
DO bay ora dstazse SnEa5Srs Vrrsaa . r-eztrRs ctic-
uns y srsrz = r=-Gad oec-ca In SEE SuSeuncdaacs,
vrrs r1esc &Ifstz<as , al cnisao tsrpc e,oun1ntrzT.
q ss<pu7i6o, erSs-a. tr3ecetorea. tTT%acacn<z prc-
Su-sSss Dor "a rEvnja Dc rssurHr, cSc- son eur-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
NERVIOS
INTERMEDIATES NERvIoSAS.

Pedsauos eseribr tOSo I'm hSro see-rs de-
exss rensro de enfcrmedades SIN que ror clio pu-
djeserros nscguraS qle habtgnos dieho toao 10 que
d.bs saberze ncerra de elias SIN embargo. nos
eeupxrrmos en- esrminos de qoe. Huestsoa busn0s
amigos. los rscIicnRos. puedan fornarSe una IDEA
.ornmtn y rcnecdcries Ia inportaneaa Guc ei Ca
% 1suniszs. Cieytaxnenta srs manifestations son
tsTibLs , 81, victranD sc ereutan. anto entire los
ri,os como cutre los pobcoS Con frecuGneia sHs
aiutrrns, difierrn. pe-p los ~resutndos son Bisnpre
fSuales. All. - nos ~presentan pacientcs cue nj
tespertar ne sicuten aun ean.aoos; que ell sueho no
Ie. In u-yporrionado al 6cscauso necesaro, y eSthn
.;rnprs oSerusos: "a memorial Is demssisdo poore
' tndo 81 cuerro 10 eientcn sdolorido: en- uua DE-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

DE- natante al se yenden e c3nIdaoes enoFmcs, DOT Ou Ct TUT
DO. = no obstante es muy arc eli case en cue cstss mede1na' Fve-
dn II Cuapdo .osrezcan los prneros ssp:9mas de eatarro. ID
doh. a.,d;- n m mtdico compctente para expicarle ST estIdq. :
81 10 ds-s es tratanicnto que en- 50 concoeto esune adecuado. mo
"a hien- dee tene-sc en- euenra 70 son nrcssrrscs los e1sos q
eatara N las merbranas mucosas del euerpo. , que 10 tPdos a.
Toe cesos uueJen va curadcs de In misra nanc1s. pue ah"S
r..ss,Io .opoeer refreshments el emo pnrs adninsraf!e n I'D
tanien,o nYropiado. ticndo &sta la dnica mnncra rara iosraf 70
.rv;o ucyur v duradero. e. caarro nnsnl o euranns pr Heao
5e nuerrro eist.na dc generation de o-ono. neomoahado de ag"naa
o+~,e ,eE-ina. u crrannos eonycpienes segtn e. STAG es er
Sermo- " r,1rFpESr MAS
,rrrN-naMEETE DE NUEsTRo METoDo PARA coKAH
cATARRo..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

aas pr aoeGrm- usaudo 81 eeeto as "a msoeoa
,.w-fsocs. I'D mcterncx. Ell CANCEg DE La PTI~ us.ads pr
msks aa 60 aSar%ers d Rayus , eTuSEr d CocrSsre-s d Ma
al cnj g II rstcdo reocnpSeo CON- CSss para n
cnraGSa Ss sz sSs do snterur>dsdA WcTa<ss> aseoos. e-
rp %rxsSkue ruEfEcAErr1s - r@G-Ss oShtn2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E Los PUIMoN
Ms y DE Los ORGANOs R~ESPIRATORIOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
Consultenos inmediatamente, la Consuita es Gratis.
gFERMOS EN- TODAS LAS ETAPAS De LA VIDA:
CATARRO

La cnte-nedad cue q wees - 1ausda FL Pao-
e!pio de La Ttsis," pombre verdade-anents Epro-
riado, hace ~vfctfna1 n intiuidad de pe-sonas. las
cuales usan para eururse nedicinas &c pntsnta-
Muchas de estsr personas padecen catsr-o ba!o un
aspecto deterlninn6o , 10 Sc dsn cuDe.a de clio,
hasta que 81 ors1nismo sc debiitta, y como no ga
ben L. vcrdnderx enferracdad que padecsn. resultA
qua tratan de curar ot-H distirta- % Que da Dor
resulta6o IN empcoramiento dc 81 estado. Fl ca.s-
ITO debilifn de tai nnne-a e. sistera- cue fscUi.A
Il ene-nda de los gtrnenes de serias Intermediates,
las cue, Una ycz arraigadas 81 ORGANISING, progre-
ssn rapidansntc. FL Grado de que sdo IN cuicado
extreme v medidas Otraor6inarias puecen 'sa!var
Ia vida de- psciente- Existen miles de nedieinns
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

- 81 ,niente eli eual tene Cue yove- n comar medeins J
o., rne easo 81 enfermcdrd cs "a ma sc1n- pue = e q I ACC
t;,,,o pars SC desarrole On e! ststcma- Las ahnor-anhs 10
xsn orn eoa u pequeho, tunores sserlars re eheh 'eEfi'e
innuencin sobre TODD el cuerpo , que saEsan terHhles H'orn
, mslestar. Nososros usanos n -atanients radical en IA eu1 q
.a ,nfeuneani. pudendo 1segurar que ,nuestro proc-simien" !"
eorsste precisemcntc n n ocicada ope-aetdn- e ueh CASIO
les 81 paennte puede seguir desempehando US ocuoaciones ADJ
taaIcsy Dor uuestIa parte podrenoa curarIo en- n mi FaH"p
hi. siearpre u n o ezistan graves eonrAeaehoncs. no los vAen'$
de fuyeccione de tucrts acidos peTo oou 10 diNno' non
te nucstro nstode G. radical. 81 cual ba smo aproeane POI a.
,utiSsdes msdicas, tnto de Europa COMO e eNe pals
Purits Ami o ardor ea e. rccto q cuEada COD eixe' e nue~f.
oti.ina as! cou1o o.as muchas enfernNdad5 sinhars-
Recuerden que eBa oIeina tRf '7nstalada "a" asender q -
Mex;canos sdans y GA as han tornado todas As nediaas neeF-
,,-;,, ,aa ppa-rioax a los eufe-Dos toca cLse &c Eaoosaa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

A todas las PERSONS que residan fuera
de L. Ciudad y que actualnente Sc en-
cuentren v~isit&ndola. les haso nua cor
dial invitacion para que vlsiten d, irspee-
ciopen mis- ~oficinas y cara Gu. v.Sn los
ecuipos con que eontamos para 81 ira
tauiento de La intermediates 2or medic
de los metodos cientlficos mas modernos-
Dessamos Qne nos visiten cdoS. estep o
no enfermos. rara cue recit~r UHR cI-
pLicasi5n de Duestros aparatos , Ia ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
AIMORRANAS, FISTULAS 7
DEL RBCTO.

IndudaS,ncnts mr=ho5 &c Uds. nan
,efdo, en- Ia nayorfa de los peTi"a'soH. 10
~enuneios de me6ictnns para esa efh%e CS
eufsrnedadcs. y tumo!en hsbrhn noCHa.
cue. euando Sc eompran , uSsn oIenA'
droras. aliviun y calman de una mane-
ro f~icticia. pues e. origeD de IN 'merne-
dad queda en- el organisrno' caaGo pei re
-, 49,. al No., tiP-,pU yIiclre e mo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
Y @ANoS

Pur medic de nucstrvs mStoens eupecta-
Is po6crrea GUITAR diehSs e~uterrncdadss IN
IN r~-4aco 4, tempo ruzCraha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

nr-o-1uto ds IN Gpzrnto eomo q Que spa-Gr e <Se anNnrfo, y
80 rrw-rn ruimseo de u 0rnc. , &C eEz soSua eSnunos o
%, .~a--z a sr-c-t-sr n CANA d h elfsrrcecSd Arno Sn-
go, ~LlvAounE-en este rSaa-o Ga er2eEredzSS y pr = e1pe-
LD~n 1w krrzs zSzu5-S6o , 20 los az-nfccr ~ NrSrnSS- ?
- g-rrn nos kn anSo rauSH6s sGurcs, taGnnS gran con-
g~11. "a -rxtu1-z- n End de cuaAGrer pacierte Ge - srTTte a
cra y soSenas SscSzraSS aSrmaS cue V-chSra nnes~a mepE
ErrSSu y "a "a % EarnnEtxao hs sorTdcScs Do q q epecistzea quo
"a Ntuun-a6o cezostatertoS op&aLs ncerr De IN ssnSrs , n ernA
$780, c-,eeSI-A-ots curaSycs son &c rsnha6o sTurn = eso %
DhEn nuScs d uzts9cA Pr 6ttnos n Dseso dstar de trststr 2
W. mSs. sohv h E--porsEn-hs cue snctCrrA q hecho d suoeear Il m
ssAx-isaso ns,eraSO ze ESrcro de 6caDaS: per % rtrno. an
r-1Ho curo pzrrs-xn ks prinr-os snuass de ruRLGuer enter
m-dat d - sansrN DO hay Goo psrSr = SGnpe- % qre deeds
hrSrS dSs ceurr = uuaaE ObcfnnI
~1 crvrnas oUE mEsrsos rRArsMrESTos SON Los
vvs ,r1nrz-xoe ous La crEcSCTz CoNFocE CONTRA LAS
wEEEssrEDApES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
CORSIITA 7 EXAMEN
GRATLS

EEEH0S la SECURDD DE TO QUE I'D. DEMA sABER: - 1--WE aEvrs? lCuano me eGM5 mi a
IL RATAMENTOS A PRECIOS REDUClpOS DA PR KESULIADO MEDIA FL we MUe6oS IA IA
RA I'D. Ia MAGNIFCA 0PORIuNlDAD QUE Sc LIE PRESENTA PARA CR
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
oooo

Gradun6> en- Una d, hs ms3orr Uni~rr.idates Do Ans
r4a honorable en- eta y otas ciudades- On medrs Ur~
rmcntado que hs consagrzde esdo % tempo al aE-s de
los hombrss = uujGr entGuax
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
COUNTY AGENTS.

In RunuelS county. the mem
hers 81 the commissioners court
determined 10 abolish the position
81 county agent Immediately q
large number Of farmers gather
ed at the county seat and passed
resolutions asking that the court
reconsider It, action.
County agents. who give ci
their time to teaching iutcrcstc
:."ucr> best nHu /. -. ,allr,
ting their crop, and who give
them advice oi al kinds with rel
erencc TO the best and most ,cicn
tiiic development OF their crops,
are Of inestimablc value. Pro
gre>sivc farmer, appreciate the
need oi a friend aud ADVISOR such
as this and willingly offer their
proportion oi taxes iur cXpeudi
lures for such Il man.
We believe that the commits
s.oncrs' court oi Runncis COUNTY
made a serious mistake and We
believe that the farmers OF thai
section will be able 20 impress
this fact upon is members.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Texas Should Feed
Itself, Crops Ample

DALLAS. Texas. Dec. Ss.-"i; Is IS.
timatod that the average cotton grow
ing county IN Texas imports annually
from other states one million dollars
worth of food and fcc,lsiufls. for whicn
" pays from. the pruc-c,ls OF lts cot.
ton crop says H. W. KirkpatricS,
president Of the Texas industrial Con-
gross.
'Aiuch ot this money could nc sept
nj home and used In building better
homes. schoolhoufrs. churches. reads
and other local improvements. iucr'as.
ms the local bank deposits In the bet.
ter payment OF ouf teachers ana
preachers.
N We could only practice system
0f crop diycrsiiicatiun and hyvstnrk
farming: II We would give morc attcn.
ton a. providing home mrdgss -
vegetables and fritith. the raising ~
poultry for eggs and meat, with few
hogs Tor ham ana bacon and lard, n
We would produce more cattle for
milk butter and beef. II we would
maintain pcrmapont pastures fdr i've
stock and raise more extensively such
feed and forage crops as corn. outs.
wheat ruwp,us. velvet beans and iir1'
nuts our farmers would soon have
something to sell every week In the
year. II would then b. possible tO keep
our cotton money IN Texas Tor rural
improvements. We would then have
more markets. less ~ the evils ~ the
credit system. better homes greater
opportunities for uur bows ana girls,
and better and greater TcNas.
why should "a" average Texas
town. Mckinney for instance. spend
something like a halt million doila's
annually for impaired MEATS. fccd
stuff. canned goods. puiJtu"s fresh
Vegetables. fruits. nuts, poultry, flour
milk aud butter when an ample SUM-
ply of most u these ti'nr can lc
purchased in its immediate vicinity
Let Texas feed itself aud keep It's
cotton money 40 home"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
AMARlLLo'S GAS

The possibilities OF the rapid
development OF the entire Pan
handle ui Texas through the
agency Of the great Amanllo gas
field have been the nlnre en-
phasized by efforts which have
been launched by Hereford aud
CANYON To secure an extension OF
the pipe lines 20 those cities Tor
the purpose OF supplying gas to
both domestic consumers and fac
tories. IL is estimated that the
proposed extension would coat N
round figures, 10000.
What is good Tor Amarillo is
good for all OF the Panhandle
towns: and what is good for 9th
er cities OF this section Is good
for Amarillo. To be an insiru-
ment in the building up OF score
of thriving towns in this region
is an ambition worthy 10 be pur-
sued both by officials OF this city
and private citizens. For Anna.
rillo is now and will always re
main the great retail and distrib-
uting center for the Panhandle.
Plains country and Eastern New
Mexico.
We frankly hope that both
Canyon and Hereford will be en-.
abled 10 use some OF the chea;
fuel which we have at our doors
As those towns prosper. so will
Amarillo. and the larger the mar
ket, the greater the return upon
the money now invested IN the
local field.
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their products at less than pre-
war prices. while the freight rates
upon these same products are
from x to 100 per cent higher
than before the war.
Such 4 condition as this is man
iiesily unjuS, and most emphati-
callv should be cured. The cat
tlemcn of the Panhandle are
among the chief sufferers from
present conditions. due 60 the
strange and continued drop in the
prices al stock. They are COM
forted by the knowledge. how
ever. that with the demand GER
tain 10 be increased when stor-
age goods. now barred from some
OF the foreign markets. are dis.
posed OF. but this does not he'll
them in the emergency of ih
moment.
II is to be hoped that the inter
state commerce commission vii
come TO their relief in the matter
Of rates. Such an adjustment 4.
is Proposed will help some.
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THE CHANGED ATTITUDE.

Governor-elect Pat VI. Nefi re-
Gently made a pleasant comment,
regarding the changed attitude OF
certain Texas organizations to-
ward him since the election. a.
indicating that sober thought has
now replaced the bitterness OF
the primary campaigns. One or.
ganization OF East Texas. which
during the campaign had declaret
Mr.. Neif not fit to be governor
unless he took a definite stand
for or against the open shop. i
now urging that the governor ap
point a labor commissioner who j.
neither for nor against the same
issue. az
Mr.. Neii. throughout the cam
paign. in dealing with this mat
ter, held firmly TO the belief thai
in a matter OF industrial dispute.
the governor OF the state should
hold himself unbiased. that he
might represent the interests Of
all OF the people and not one par.
ticular faction. SO that. in dis
charging the duties Of his office
should these differences be
brought 10 his attention officially
he might be in a position 20 act
with absolute fairness in seeing
20 Il that a fair agreement wa
reached in the interest OF the con
tracing parties and all OF th'
people OF the State.
We believe that the determine
ton OF Governor-elect Neii 10 ad
minister the affairs Of Texas will
honesty. economy and absolute
fairness viii be fully appreciated
by the people hong before hi
term OF office has expired. w
believe that he will gain the com
plete confidence OF the people. o
those who opposed ham as well az
those who supported him. am
will prove himself TO be one o
the greatest constructive force.
the state has yet known.
He deserves the whole hearted
support OF all OF the people. fo'
rs governor. he is determined q
care for the interests OF all OF tn
people with an absolute impartial
ity.
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when the minister calls on q little
are, haired lady down he street she Ia
var,ahly greets him with clean white
apron ON and serves hot sconcs (or tea
This happens because she has such pro.
found respect for her lunches. and bc.
cause ihov Seldom mi~load her. she SAYS
she "ssnses' that be- h going to drop
IN.
And even IL We do not keep Ouiw
beard or have our favorite medium We
all seem occasionally 10 have peculiar
glimpses If things to COME, things
which arr just as apt to De- common.
place aud insignificant ~ otherWis, SEC.
ond sight, sn lar A. Ne oau explain a.
or attribute u 60 scientific psychological
causes. IN merely % sun, rStition. ~
bong agO ~ i5l5. scholarly writer II
England d'scrib.d IL a. such and - bee.
ing dying cut IN the highlands But he
went 81 10 add. that strange as II
| seemed he himself hid often arrived
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hiring Up.

When G. horro halks a good method
% b. employed o. make him move. Is 70
Sulli a IRE sndrr him. lie usually
moves 10 such . method Is employed
81 with mra. and women. II they lie
iown On The ID they need q fire buii,
under them. OF course Il MORALLY
lurts some - them ~ have 10 move.
Iui u Is usually good Coz them IN thu
ung run. and Away good faF the com.
nun,ty ia Wh!eh they live Hazel 4.
smith. "a Roswell. y Evening
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