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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16

opportunity % build sound cducn.
tional basis for n career IN the world
~ g. y. chang. native OF China. who
- studying agriculture. Chang landed
ir america for tho first time about
three months ago ana came 10 A. a
u. college just a few days before the
ian term opened ON september %.
~ 10 ono Of tho eighty men sent 20
this country By the Chinese govern.
mcnt this year for an education IN this
country. his expenses leing paid by
thc Chinese government out VI the re-.
find fiade china by America on the
Power indemnity fund. an OF the 9th.
~ Chin'sc benefiriarlss are IN other
colleges aud universities Of the United
Siftcs taking commercial courses.
81 hnr ~ the only ono 81 tho eighty
who N studying agriculture.
Chang iS very enthusiastic over his
work here. lie Il taking four.ycar
course IN agriculture aud H. spccializ
ing IN cotton. All 81 his expenses viii
hs paid fur the four years aud he has
no intention Of giving NJ until he has
seemingly relioont be- com.
freely when called upon ana
dos not hesitate 90 discuss conditions
in ris native country and tho relations
n lis country with our own. lic has
Rad extensively among the works 81
English aud American authors and ap.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
German Factories
Could Use Limited
Amount Of Cotton

~ Aasociated Pres
WASHINGTON. Dec. i5.-The Ger
man cotton Industry. even II aided D.,
= American credits. could consume no
more than 1000 bales Of American
cotton during the pre- ent cotton year
according "a an estimate madc BY IN,
department Of agriculture. bureau Of
markets. after an inquiry. II was
found that approximately four miliion
German spindles are now idle. but not
entirely because Of lack u raw cotton
Investigation as 20 whether mills
could be started n raw cotton wer,
available. provided they could pur.
chase on credit and whether thcy
would BE- willing 70 give first lien OF
mills and on one.half u an manufas.
tured grodS to pay bills at maturity
disclosed that first lien upon mills wns
impracticable because most mills ar,
already mortgaecd and the collateral
requested by equities in plants mus
be used 90 obtain local working capi
tai.
Banks are reluctant 20 delay paw
ments because they are thcref,
obliged on long terms credits 10 TAX,
the risk 81 exchanges Discussion O
n German Government guarantee al
ditionai collateral through deposit
bonds OF otherwise developed that III
general feeling IN the industry wa
against any government guaranty
which would enable the German guy
eminent 60 obtain any suit ~ cori-o
over the industry Il was found tina
the mills are WILLING L. make dcicrre
payments In American currency.
The report tells of the shrnkagp q
the spinning capacity of thu cuuntr'
through the loss AZ Alacu-Lurraide
II the decrease ~ thc plrrhasni
power In markets and tine falling ~
IN exports Even II II were pussibl,
90 supply cotton % Germany. the re
port says. IL might BE- impossible f.
the mills 20 U.s. Il becausr ~ hack
orders and u fuel. The private Ger
man textile firms seem @ think tina
American credits viii b. useless IN
less export orders fur manufacture,
products can he secured This rroul
also expects cotton prices o. go lowef
u II stated. and has no wish a. hu'
except for immediate requirements
TIE manufacturers have government
support and are anxious To- establish
cotton credits They think 81
months loan q $50. oo0. 600 Is neces
aary. The ONLY security sgcges,od B.
acceptance q the shippers drafi o.
the manufacturers and endorsement
by owners 81 local and large ncrli'
banks. combined with in-uranc, u cot |
ton against all risks. and endorsement |
a Berlin hanks 10 rad payable 8
marks at rate 81 exchange IN dollar |
when due. They propose that o 10, |
ernmental hank shall act as ;rus
for the textile Interests represented |
which are stated To- b. thirty pei ocu
az the industry. and for tho sellers a
well. In distributing raw material |
mills and products Cor exp1riaiions
thereby insuring grid credit n,witl
which 20 meet drafts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
Nearly 100000
Seals Sold to Date

AUSTIN. Dec. i5.-Nsariy 1900. 90
Christmas seals have been sold IT,
Texas during the first fifteen days oi
the sale q the little seals q. health
IL the estimate q Mrs Winnie J. BRA
cy. state seal sale director. u IA,
Texas Public Health Association.
From reports from an parts ~ III.
state Il appears that Christmas seal
are being widely sold said Miss Bracy
The county chairmen report that tn
little stamps are already beginning t.
appear ON letters. and that people ar,
passing them on their Christmas pack.
ages.
Poor crops In some sections % tn,
state. AZ well as the drop IN the 3rice
Of cotton. hurt the Christmas seal sale
but the majority - the reports com.
ing into the state office ~ the Asso
citation are gratifyihg. fcri sure that
when an reports are In We will find
that Texas has responded In the fight
against tuberculosis and for better
health"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16

plies hir knowledge In an unusually
clear and forccfui mnnuer
Tho object of his studies hero can
hest be told IN his own words. In "a
theme written IN AN English class he
says; Washington lrvinr once fan.
clcd with delight Co people the fairy
realm IN the clouds with creation of
bis own. But his fancy was never
realized and II impossible 20 realize. In
taking agriculture I believe shall be-
able. actually 10 people some earthly
realm with creation Of my own.
To b. sure the reasons that I M
inking agriculture are manifold. Chi.
mn II a great agricultural country. II
~ imperative that We should intr.s
ducc scientific methods OF fertilization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16

II hr. Suffice II 10 say that purple
Hounlalns. flowing streams and tho
gorgeous sunset appeal 10 mo more
than stately halls or magnificent thea
ters.
nut I cannot az yet follow the
'Wcrdsworthlan' philosophy 20 the exs
tint that life pervades the blue sky
he round ocea.i and the setting Of
suns. BESIDES nature love objects
That Iossess growth and development.
Plants are Astounding with life just AZ
wei az human beings. They grow. ~.
produce and evolve. Though they lack
character and emotion. they have at
least enc adyTni"Cr ever men. VIZ.
they ate ircc .r,.i those s0rdld carss
q. mankii i"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
DEMOCRATIC POSTMASTERS MAY BE.
BUSTED BY REPUBLICANS, OPINION

ent Democratic pugtmnsierr cut all az
them would he Foplaccd by Republican
appolnices just or fast as their four
year terHis expire Terms af ali VI the
first second and third Glars posimas.
tiers eNplro every day. IN hrEt numbers.
and after the Harding Administration
comes Va a N believed the largest llsi
oi nominations of Republicans that VII
~ regularly to tbs Senate will De- nom
nations 90 Republican postmaster-.
The postmnsters ARE IN. nearest con.
Meeting links with the Federal Cavern.
ment ana the people In every cOmmu.
nifty Many leaders among The Re.
puhlicans h,lieye TINT tor this reason.
% for no other an thr postmasicrs
should b. % the sam, political faith ~
the National Administration, ~ that
these officers should all be- persons IN
cumploie harmony with the Admins
tniion Postmaster General Burl.aH
mado 10 q regular pohcy to rcplace RI.
publican huldoyur postnartcrs from the
1nft Administration with deserving
Democrats. In about -four years Mr.
iuilernu FucCeedrd in eliminating prac.
ticully every Republican postmaster IN
the postal service. u is not doubted
that the now postmaster general. who.
ever b, H. viii follow q similar policy
II MIR Harding sets aside the Wilson
order. II the order h not set aside the
new postmaster general will eliminate
us many Of the Democrat postmastcrs
ns possible anyhow. and without rel |
crcncc 20 The civil scrvice. !, has al
ways hosn done On the postoffic. DE-
pattmcnt ana probably always win h,.
Their II an Interesting rcIort eur
rnt IN Washington thsi WIN " Hays |
vii be- appointed postmaster general.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16

aud cultivation In order that China
mny play q more prominent part 4
feeding and clothing the world. We
have nlso vast tracts az rolling land
everywhere which Ito barren. with
modern methods of blowing and lrrigA.
ton they can Dc reclaimed with eas.s.
Then too. my family has farm which
" may Improve. All these arr. how.
over, secondary reasons The chief mo.
tive that has prompted me TO take
agriculture IL my love of nature. love
and creation.
For nature I have great adrhlia.
ton. Many painters have depicted tbs
beauiy ~ nature and enough poets sung
her charm. Wordsworth and Tenny.
sou hii me nothing to write In praise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
Chinese Student
AT A. & M. College

srrrial 20 Tre News
COLLEGE STATION. Texas. Dec. rs.
Among the students of A. a NJ. col.
i,ge who are doing most with their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16

Auction Sale at Smiths.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16

Whore Is "Nir. Boh'"
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10
COUNTY VOTE ON U. $. SENATOR

The voice the peepu" heard in Navajo county emmisars of political purity and reform have beer boards; they full of spinters and evee and other obstacles that cn 10 make them sadder wiser the prominent citizens of Navajo county who clipped the got about much for their money as the guy who played the roulette wheel at the circus
 bystander all the unthe ring got the apd the printers the moneyand the sad features all the credulOus candidates whose ambitions and hopes centeed the trusting belief that the voters ultimately pick the right manbut they do
 Many good down to defeat Tuesday-Tnartyrs the cauebut there still of hope that they will all aganfor that overtaken regular fever vctmhave demonstrated that they quers and defeat only temporary inter mission their efforts to put the dear and tickle electorate to the right
 For example, our dear friend Walton got wa1Ioping all the from Pnetop MT Zuni when the down his hopes of delivering the county to peerless bull Ralph Cameron who if nominated elected would for Arizona in the halls of Congress than ten men before the voters.
 In fact the Republican machine is out of that it will the pile few days for it has queered by running the into the Clark column.
 scrimmage for supervisors the Democratic ticket centered the most interest and they all pulled the wire with First neck Beck 436 Flangan 4o8 Charnberlin 398. Freeman
 Harp, has had a big lead Mattox since the in walk with 468 votes against
 The for county attorney spirited and each had big lead the other three according to the prog gave the dope But the proof of the pudding eating and Greer ate the bunch alive
 Ferguson who the junior enan in the political arena in this county scratch with formidable packers, fact his led all the rest in obrook hs home town precinc-and outside districts began looked like he would trim the odtmers the county tracbut when the wheels within the wheels began off chaff Ferguson landed with Larson and Sapp the discardfor in the attorney were called and but chosen.
 Greer 323, Larson Ferguson 2o7 Sapp I5I.
 For school superintendent Mrs Hattie Penrod Winsow ap easy winner and in walk Pace and Bond Penrod 3o8 Bond Pace 227.
 For W H. Shumway bore off the prize over all
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

This I a candidate for Freeman Flanigan's honOred place. friends running place. urging make the My platform simple thing single plank all that could swing My friends dug the wherewithal and fooled them plenty and all We blew their precious bones, by ng; the against the ring We said the of these times gives thoughtful soul wrench; dads blow the yet the people the and made their workworn spirits then urged easy they could touch them for We promised better atmosphere around the table the wings of niquity flap and fire rngster who has We'd shear the gangster to the hide and cothe heelers with their woo all other vital things could slide treasury The bonds and other schemes would the when they born the who'd make debt would find standing his But all let pray.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10
ARIZONA STATE FAIR
 OCTOBER IA, Is, l6

Substantial cash premiums will be awarded in all departments of the Northern Arizona State Fair, which will be held at Prescott, Oct. IA, 15. and 18th. Over s5,OOO in cash will be paid in the mining, livestock, agricultural, horticultural, poultry, educational and home economies The exhibits this year will far excel thse of other fairs and the manage ment is working diligently to make the 1920 fair the best held in the north.
 The fair commissioners who will handle the county exhibits for the northern tier of counties are: Apache J. N. Overson, St. Johns; CoeoninO. Wm. Pecson, Flagstaff; Mohave. J. N. Foster, Kingman; Navajo, Frank J. Willis, Snowflake; Yavapai, John Bionconi, agricultural, and A. c. Gilmore, mining. A. N. MacDuffee, who has efficiently served as fair commissioner for Mohave county, has been i'll for sme little time. The county vice-presidents are: Apache, Fred T. Celter, Springerville; Coco nino, Lou Charlbois, Flagstaff ho- have, A. M MacDcffee, Kingman; Navajo, Ed Sawyer, Wins'cw and Yavapai, w. w. MidgIey, Cornville-
 In addition to the wonderful ex- hibits there will be S3,O5O offered in prizes for the sport features alone Thrilling entertainment features. band concerts, dancing, races and many other things will go to make a splendid program for the fair Low excursion rates will be in effect from all points.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

ticket for being ruter for he rolled against his opponent Qur who received 27o
 Miss Drumm candidate for recorder next prize with 5o6 votes against Brady who out of the timber with 358
 Patterson had everything his and tally watching the others struggle with an air of a DrOfiteer.
 meteorological conditions that prevailed around the voting places of for eXrepresentative Flake for Frank Ellsworth kept things warmed to such that the little flakes that intended for Ellsworth under melted before the slide of Ellsworth voteshe thermometer registered just about right and did the votes for Ellsworth which landed against 354 that fell for Flakeand the means election Ellsworth will Flakes old seat down Phoenix this winter
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

Late reports to the News from Phoenix states that Clark leading by slight margin opponents
 The reason do not the plural Maddocz and Robison at time contenders for the nomination. the effect entry being merely to t inc Clark vote and therefore the frequently alleged purpose Maddock in entering the lists effective uppong the legations true: and they borne by ldence of the most pointed kind
 The fight between Clark Cameron was probably the most bitterly political contest ever waged in the state Ee weapons the hand being Cla record character acquaintance and ability the other Cam. eron backing by special interests the state machine
 It is tribute to the character E S. Clark that the vot close enough to be in doubt up today no organ zaton and campaign fund other than afforded by
 his workers friends who have known the and his deeds Clark carried the fight his opponent strained the of the willy politicians poted Cameron and placed their wits end the bosses of interests who pulling the strings dance the attack The desperate onslaught of the interests who had evidently underraed the affection of the people Arizona for E. S. Clark and the bringing play of every trick and device known political managers have been employed against him.
 The confidence of the people in S. Clark and his legion of friends Democratic party wocld have supported him the eection would without question have placed Senate get there? be the general election in November
 Navajo County responded to the Clark call by rolling majority the Yavapa candidate of nearly hundred and Hobrooks Clark 86 Cameron and Holbrook proud of this record
 CIarks ability have only been this defeat but Oh Boy they knew they had been fighting. But
 If Cameron should be nominated will the republicans of have stumbled7 We'll the in November
 Mt Snnnls is nominated governor; Wheeler for sec of Jones o attorney general Mark Smith for the This according to latest teegraphc advice from Phoenix
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

The supervisors have let the con tract for the maintenance of the road from Showlow to Rocky Arroyo to Frank Ellsworth at S125 per month, and from Rocky Arroyo to Lakeside to w. H. Larson at S66 per month.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10
HoLBROOK VOTE ON STATE OFFICES
Democratic

For U S. Senate-Suith 46 Stanford 4o Norton g. Congress Hayden I58.
 For Judge of the Supreme g. Nealon 8 Pattee
 For Governor-Simms 128, Winsor 6o Secretary of State-Cerol 54, Wheeler 48 Ross 36 Hay ward
 Audtor-Munch I28.
 Attorney General-Jones I2o, Hardy 24 Whitney 24 Supt of Public InstructiOnt-PetersOn IoO Case oo Corporation Commission Vaughn 66, Cashe A. Adams ST. Mine Inspector-Bolin S, Foster B, Jennings der
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10
Republican

For U S. Senator-Clarb 86, Cameron 9, Maddock 7, inson {.
 For Governor-Campbel1 o7. For Secretary of State-Hall 75. For Supt. Public Instruction-Pratt 28. Toles AS. For Attorney General-Gailbraith G. For Mine Inspector-Whte 5, Megren
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

Late will alter the figures given of the candidates but will not affect the TesuleXcept for sheriff the Republican ticket which has wound in tie Dvebess Newman and they will probably shoot for the distinction of being defeated by Harp.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10
IT'S ALL OVER NOW EXCEPT THE HEADACHES, ETC. COUNTY NOMINEES
 
COUNTY NOMINEES
 Democratic

Supel visors- -Flanigan and Beck. Sheriff-Ci WI Harp. Trcasurer-T. NJ. Patterson. County Attorney-ThOs. R. Greer School Superintendent Hattie H. Penrod. Assessor@W E. Shumway. Recorder-Marguerite Drumm. State Senator-RObt. L. Moore. Representative-Fran Ellsworth. Constable-L. F. Clanahan.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10
WHAT'S DOING IN
 THE OIL FIELD

Advices received by Manager Cook of the Adamana Company are to the effect that the casing so long looked for and so necessary to the continu- ance of he Adamana well, has been shipped from Fl Paso and should ar- rive here now at any time, depend ing entirely upon speed in transpor- tation which is delayed by Govern ment priority rulings in favor of other commodities Casing for the Holbrook Oil Company has been on the road from eastern points for a long time now and this also is ex- pected in at any time.
 Immediately upon arrival of the string for the Adamana work will be resumed and it will be interesting to watch developments when the water is cased off and the well cleaned. for the volume of gas coming from this well through mud and water has attracted widespread attention.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

Robson, the soldier hero, through the skirmish HOibroOk with only three Maddock while Cameron led the taileners the back with all of which statistics furnish direct evidence of how important it to have the influence of the organization behind
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10
Republican

Supervisors-CJ E. Owens l. E. Richards. Sheriff-Dan Divelbess. School Superintendent-M. M. R. Tanner. Asscssor-Tohn H. Miller State Senator-Tames Scott Justice of the Peace-D w. Easley
 Precinct Connatee1nen-W. B. Woods, Harry Wetzel and w. F. Williams
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

The eight inch casing for the Hol- brook Oil Company is not yet needed, but there is no telling when it may be required. A fair assumption would be that it will arrive in time to avoid any delay. Good progress is being made at this well and while the management is making no an- nouneement, it is known that the drilling at the present time is of an interesting nature with respect to proper formation upon which to base roseate hopes for the production 70 long and confidently expected Towers are being run as usual altho the crew came to town Tuesday to participate in the election.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

Sheriff Harp made wonderful showing in his for the for sheriff and desires the News extend his appreciation his friends all the county who have made it possible for him roll such a handsome majority.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

The battle is only staged when the nomination is won, and the tactics employed by certain candidates the throat fellow partisan the ticket his hide only saving it for the friends of the slaughtered fill full of holes in November.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

With the Holbrook pounding away with its double crew and casing iaily expected for the Adamana, with 9he Zuni on the job again and the progress made at the Black Canyon, t is a fair conclusion that the thrills' so long anticipated by Those interested in the field, are lolling up for their continuous per formance entitled "Oil".
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

Little Memo WinSor through the political jam in Hoboo and the entire state in bad shape and 1t has been suggested that he send the Governor of Siam ing that his twin in Arizona has lost his rabbits foot
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

At the Zuni, the rig has been moved from the old hole and a new 1ole has been spudded Without doubt, this we'll, with its excellent rig and aggressive management, will make an interesting showing as to ipeed from now on, and as partisans of this section of the field are con- tldent oil will be encountered at a comparatively shallow depth, opera tions are being closely followed.
 Specuation was rife during the week as to the identity of an east ern geologist, who is said to be in the field representing St. Louis parties.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

Notwithstanding the promises made to deliver the Re publican of Navajo Cameron the Clark forces made pretty respectable showing without the aid of the closed shop organization that drove the Republican band wagon.
 Ferguson seemed to get about much satisfaction out of the handsome tribute paid him in his little old home town of Holbrook as though he had won the county.
 James Scott candidate for state the Republi ticket like a wild deer all the county and the first Tuesday in November take it from he will
 Already fusion combinations being whispered about and the wrecked fences joining forces to piece proposition that will spoil the chances of the fellow that beat them to 1t.
The Holbrook news., 1920-09-10

Smnls is nominated for governor; Wheeler for sec etary of Jones fo attorney general Mark Smith for the This according to the latest egraphc advice from Phoenix
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-28
INTEREST ON INCREASE
 IN GUN CLUB SHOOTS

The Cordova Rifle Club had another workout last evening with fourteen members and few visitors present. Harry O'Neill and Louis Beck were breaking in their new Remington rifles and claim they will be back in their old form very soon. V. G. Vance and C. J. Wight climbed over the century mark. Foyston tied Mcdonald for first place in the club scoring list. A new lighting system has been in stalled over the targets which is a great improvement The next shoot of the club will be Monday next. Scores made last night were as fol- lows:
 Foyston, 152; Hubbert, 40; Elsner, 131: Beck. 130; Chet Mellison, 116; J. B. Ferrel. IA: Brooke Lamprey, 112; C.. J. Wight, 1O3; Vance, 1O2; Means. 95; Bryant Lamprey, 92; Al Parkes, 90; Harry O'Neill, S4, Eugene Tibbs, 46.