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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
4 MESSAGE TO PARENTS
or BOY SCOUTS

Yorr boy has chosen a course which
only one hoy IN twenty has the priv.
l,rr 80 choosing and the percentage
ig oven smaller than thnt IN Amarillo
~ hHg chorcn 10 become one ~ the
.roy SCOUT ~ Aincrlcs. Yo1 have un.
1ucriirnnbly rli.ht io ~ proud Of him
for this. lie II one 81 the 100 000 boys
out ~ 10000. 600 what YOU have
given him 81 hrthright. of love Of out.
drrrs % the principles of right livlng
and OF the goodness To- De- ~ use n
his fciic"' men. sas horne fruit al
roedy ~ this cnrolment NJ his In the
Scouir. no you realize that u b. almost
hl7 first wholly free choice? He went
naturally and ohcdienily 10 yOnI
church with you. An ~ rs who arr
Scoutnmstcrs are glad 81 that and ~
glrdlcss of our own religions We unan'
lmously encourage Scouts 10 adhere "a
tho religion 81 their fathers. lie went
naturally and oLclicntly Ia school. AL
OF NJ who are Scouimastcrs wan
Scouts q appreciate school. TO con.
,lnuc IN II az long as possible ana "a
BE- thrifty 81 their educational r.
sources. Hut hc came Ia the Scouts
asked you II he might. g. be sure, bri
be- came II his own desire.
Because you have hoy who Is one
IN more than twenty. a lion cub and
because he has undertaken IRIS hunt
himself. stand b. o. help him win,
OF course he is your hoy. We un
derstand that. because most ~ VA arr
fathers ourselves. but he " boy
nov. He ~ not a little man. nor u
he something merely In PROCESS ~ man
ufncturc for some ultimate purpose
rs We are 50 often lead "a believe II,
IL himself citizen. with obligations
20 his home. his God and his country
one NJ these which fond parents try
e. h.ar for him II the obligation {
earn his own way ms q Scout: to carr
his own cquinmcnt Catalogues, son
a. him twice year. viii MAKE hin
want certain things. They arc dc
signed io do tat. Hui they fail IN thr.i
purpose " he asks you tor the money
instead NJ your counsel regarding carn
Ing Il.
We have found. douhtcss you hav,
noticed Il too that uniform makci
a boy carry himself better expand h.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
scouts Remembered.

Arrangements have been completed
whereby. under the above caption. all
nows pertaining 10 the bow scouts. will
lppear from day to day. In these co...
umrs Of The News.
The News aollclts every Scout off.
cer a. urc these columns fur the pub.
lishing ~ al mnuor Of matter intprc.i.
~ a. themselves ana that fine body
Of coming men az whose head IN D.,
stand. We are strong Tor the boys
~ the great Scout organization. and
open this space In evidence 81 the fact
that we are looking to this afnllatim
to furnish some II the foremost men
~ ali lines Il business and profcssion
life within the next few years.
sntnny IN too good for ~" Scouts
when they live up 90 the principles u
.nr Hrout organization There Young
citizens become real factors In society.
~ they approximate the principles II
the matchlcss organization to which
they have pledged themselves. II II
tact wen Known that al adIits have
:ar morc interest In boys than they
axe time and opportunity a. demon.
E,ratc Practically al men aclSnowl
sigr th1 fici tina, the boys AMI girls
are by fnr the most important item In
lur progressive social achcmo. despit
De tact that this suuvtim,r scems 60
- remote ffmn their minds insofar az
outward appearance h concerned.
Through these columns 81 The Ncws
The boys IT Amarillo are 60 get hear.
ing before the great audience ~ a."
entire reading public. Thls department
s 10 hc their and n viii reject help.
fulncss Just az they avail themselves
4 H. M charge attaches ~ this scrv'
lee but n n the Investment of TIL
News h n showing of interest In the
nming incr of this and surrounding
communities. Iac these columns FIRE..
IS. and be assured that IN The News
you each and All. have "a friend true
and alUnys Interested In your wclfa"'
AMI progrcsr NcXt iu your own par
cnig and the noble men who ARE nctlns
~ Scout masters for your troops. The
News IL concerned IN you and stand
ready aud willing to help you In every
way possible
Let as have news Of rnur me 'tlng'.
hikes. programs. camping and other
expeditions This space II really tu
be- the ''f'oy Scouts Camping Ground"
and here let the stories uf your actiYi.
dos. dreams. ambitions and undrrtak'
in,n De- rccountcd. rs me hun of help
To the Toy Scouts, unduesiionahly the
syc,teft boys organization IN all tn
world. tutay.-The Editor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Boy Scouts Camp Ground

chest Tor more pure air ana USE both
his feet To stand on.
We have noticed too. that an earned
uniform lasts better than more expcn.
rive clothes bought from the family
Treasure. Incidentally II Is conducive
a. the physical activity which builds q
rugged body. The ownership ~ fuffi.
Cicnt camping equipment " within the
means 81 any plucky Scouts own earn.
iugr II be- has q streak ~ stick.toit.
ivoncss. ~ VIII enable him 20 spend
much time IN Gods outdoors. without
rink 10 his health and with positive
benefit g. him.
The ownership of compass. signal
FLAGS. etc. develop sclf reliance. The
acquisition ~ good axe and knife,
their u.s. and carg. has has a whole.
fpmc effect ON character II ~ like
play with good companions.
We believe IN ncnsible first aid
equipment. h. So on a hike and e. hc
constantly M aud In the home. Stop
any second class Scout an the street
ma h. can ask YOU quest ons IN first
aid that viii leave you hclplcg. for IN
arfN''.
Equally. We believe In Sensible books.
9nd In q purely bus'ish magazine ~ In.
formation. outdoor craft and ndven.
trre. Th.se are the tools ~ Scouting.
tho common interest Of these 800 600
out u 10000 OO0 boys. These sharac.
t"rizc the BOY Scout. NJ crap game
on burglar KIT charnctcIiEcs the undor.
world.
You can help by helping your boy
earn or make the things which will
make his Srout work interesting. sue.
co~ful and safe.
Rcmcmlcr this In hla first indcpcni.
cpt adventure and u n hlg adven.
turc. n taste IT succcss IN II VIII whot
his appetite Tor success In school. for
usefulness ns a citizen and for prcp
nraiion fur In coming duties In church.
business and home.
II. T.. PARcELLS.
9coutmnatrr, Truup .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

The W. far bloodicss campaign q the
hlacRnqndars IN Amarillo continues
Chief ~ Tollc, jim Keoton Yesterday
rccol",d 70 SECOND warning 81 his ap.
~, aching death. which be treats with
she famn contempt ~ h. dd m FRS;
and about mihnirh, lest nisht a mem.
b,r ~ ihr American iceior brought ?
ic,trr into tn ps'y N'w~ ufflce which
threatened MT only lhe chicf ~ pn'l"
iut American Legion meuberH IN rcn
crit Th- bitter was ponly written
rrd ahne 4 iiiiic'acy End lax ~ cducl.
ton hrt No. lac', ~ vuignrliy slms
II the iqnruarc WIS unpriniahlc \
rar'iy "Npurfatcd version II ,hr letter
g. given;
~ yru are going &C. hclr sior rob
Lrlcs. fo,i ne who nini alb to 81
WORT. we nini afraid ~ tho icgun you
aint neihlrr hui sii1hraknkcrs an .
,nl try g. heip that puiHeili,d - - 90
ehl ~ uoiic. W. win nii YOUR ------
ntl ~ 4 we nlnt afi-id q you strike
hrl.rrr nfd We w.ll show YOU II ycu
iuol With a. wc were IN the army e.
w. W.. rr'ng o. ct all We want oui 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Hospital Board
Will Meet Today

: meeting ~ the Potter cohnty fiog
piinl board viii he held This aftcrnogn
~ on" o'clock az the Amarillo NJ.
iional hank. where they viii conff
with the county commissioners regard.
ing the propo scd sites Ter the building
which IL ~ ~ erected with bonds aI!
thorlzsd in 1890.
Judge Tiny e. Johnson invites ull
rcirpns with sites to propose tn hand
IN their proposals. In writing. " pos.
rihlc. either 20 him ar a. Charles a.
Fisk. Tho county commissioners and
the hospital committee wish 10 con.
slider al available sites and o. have
as wide "A range OF selection as poa
siblc.
The hospital board members are Mrs
Tom Currie. u. 7. Ware. Chas. a. Fisk,
DR.. q. +. Thomas. Dr. u. l.. McMcans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Business Men VIII
Meet January Is

Secretary u. q. Walkup. 81 th' Buai'
ness Mems association. announced yes
oill,y TINT the annual meeting OF the
ASSOCIATION vll h. held IN January H.
" The cav Hall. nt 7:so y. m.
Mr., Walkup mrsr nh business men 81
sisaalio to Intend ihc meeting e N.
association. whe.hsv member Of md,
as many matters Will cmne az Tor IL
clssicn thot viii prove - sacai intcr's
aud concern 20 the business element u
he slty. aicinbers particularly. shpoii
Iattcnd strlcs To- secretNry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
PURE BRED HOGS TO
M SOLD At AUCTION

Tulla. Texas. Mnl hc the scene ~
the 1891 Swishrr County Livestock
sale of pure bred hogs which Will
take place on January ~, beginning
at . o'clock in the morning At this
sale there viii h. auctioncd off some
81 the finest bred sows, gifts and
boars that have been plnced on tho
market IN many years, Al ogs VIII
h. sold 10 bidders with strict guaran.
tees and lanl,ablc paper VIII b. ac'
ceptcd.
The sale viii hc conducted by Coz.
u. y. Hctiff on Oklahoma city auc'
iionecr. Nth Judge W. II. Hale &C
Tulia. as .clcrk. An invitation ~ ex'
tended toiall who are ftnci,rs Of fine
hogs TO attend. whether they conicm'
plate buying ar not. as the Swish"r
County Purcbrcd Live Stock Breed.
crs' association. which Is promoting
the sale. wishes 90 advance The cause
of pure bred hogs and livestock al
Ovcr the Panhandlc.Plains territory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Mexicans VIII Be
Given Training at
State University

THE CnlvorFity II Texas has tnkan
six young Mexlcans into the instltu.
zion and will give them full course.
This measure has been taken with d
view TO educating them along Amcrl.
can lines and teaching them Just whit
the colleges OF the United States teach
a. the future citizens ~ this country.
This IL one OF the many measures that
have recently been taken hy citizens
of both countries In order In promote
mutual understanding and good will
between the two countries" stated
PresldentlI. W. Rider. of the Intcrna.
tionnl TruHt company ~ Mexico city.
nt the Rotary club dinner at the Ann.
rilio iiotci. Yesterday. Mr.. Rider
talked at siomc length on conditions
In Mexico iand explained that Amcrl.
cans residing IN that country were
fiery anxiops To see the establishment
~ the most friendly relations between
tho two peoples. One OF the measures
moat favored by them was an OK.
change 81 scholarships. according TO
Mr.. Rider, and that the University Of
! Texas was ono # the first American
colleges TO undertake such an exchange
~ n matter OF congratulaton.
The formation Of n statewide high
school alumni association was advo.
Gated BY Roy. Robert y. MncCallum.
rector of the Episcopal church. In q
short talk lie stated that. in his
opinion such body would he con.
slant influence for the bci;ermcnt II
Texas educational conditions by bring.
Ing 10 the graded and high schools ol
the state the united support O. al grad.
yates.
Chsrlcs l.. Green. chairman of mo
Interpretation committee. presided.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Claude Boy Scouts
Have Great Hunt

~ -'-' - TIE Newp
CLAUDE Jan. G.--Thc most worth.
while amusement of the Claude boil.
day season was the whole week ulcc,
put an by the boy Scouts. 4 lis b
MI destructive animals waf made and
n certain number of credit points
placed on each animal. Two bovs
were elected captains who chose thu
other Scouts and then each side wont
To war IN rats. mice. gophcrs, prairie
DORIS hawks, sparrows, coyotes and
anything else 81 a destructive nature
Hundreds Il rats and mice were KILLED
b. the competing Scout troops. Th'
Toys will celebrate their Victories F'-i
dny night. Jan. :. with a Scout fcasl
prepared by the Scout mothers for tn
boys and their fathers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Amarino-Spearman
Truck Line to Be
Reality Very Soon

spcarmnn. which voted To incorporate
the ether d'y. h to have truck line COM
nianicaiion with Amarillo according To-
r. report currcat yesterday In local -.
tomobile circles The distance from
Amarillo 10 s'psaiman 8, about one hun.
drcd miles by rnad. and q r. estimated
that the average uwc required fur ihc
rlp cnr why would be- eight hours ana
iliat rfod,icc corlf b. transported at
q lower rate than by rail
spoarm9n. ai'hmEh nn" - the yrunr'
- towns / nie STATE. helnr but onc
year ~ alrcify has q population ~
,ioui i've hundred and 81 growing
flddly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Fuqua Reelected
President Texas
Humane Society

PORT WORTH. Jan Cat the an.
nual needing of the Texas State Hu.
manc Soclcty here yesterday the FOL
lowing DIFFERS were elected: r. ]. Carr,
Dallas plrsidcnt. Judge !. l.. Perry,
Fort Worth. first vice president. Judge
e.. T. rreweit. Fort worth second vice
president: W. II. F'uqua, Amarillo,
third vice president; &. u. King. Gates
VILE director; II. G Burke. Fort
Worth. treasurer Mrs y. H. Ferries,
Fort Worth. director. and Mrs. olive
II. Butler. San Antonio. sccrctary-gcn'
erai.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
CARPENTERsA AND !.
!, BUILDERS AGREE

Tho toint committee Of the carpcn
tors Local Union and the Amarillo
bulldors Exchange announce that i,
satisfactory agreement has becu reach.
rd ON the Carpenters wage scale M
formulated by the Exchange This no
vision amounts TO dollar per day re-
dustion.
Throughout the negotiations only the
most friendly relations have prevailed
and both Organizations have WORKED
In n publlorpIritcd manner toward the
building ofla better and greater Anna.
rlllo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
I. ". VS. 10 Meet.

ROCHESTER,, n. v. Jan. CA ma
tional council OF 81 industrial workers
In the Cnltcd States Is the expressed
aim of plan set In motion here to
day BY the executive board of the unl'
ted Shoe Workers 81 America nj Is
acmiannual meeting. Federation cf
labor bodies independent % che Ame-i'
can Federation of Labor first is To H.
attempted ana the federation then Is
60 be asked to Join. according 10
Thomas E. Lypch. 81 Boston. national
cry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
FATHER c. 7. WILSON
SHOT BY OUTLAWS IN
CRITICAL CONDITION

e. = Wilson. of the Piggiy.wigrly
,iur, received word from Calvin. on
iqhnn.a. That his father and an officer
had been shot IN a battle With bandits.
and that his father wnr In n critical con
diiirn. Mr. Wilson left On the xix o'clock
train fnf Calvin to learn the details or
the ,rlgsd". and how seriously his faith
o. N injured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

Horace Go1,h Il colorado springs Is
m Amarillo fer q few days whnrc IL
Is looking ARR some q bis business In
l.fcat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

IN 20 Apri !. 1890. s.o2a.coo Of the
.7sS.oo persona driven from Their
homes IN France hy war have reformed,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

y. 8. T. Nmn returned yesterday
.rom Cluad1 Springs whore he spent
b. ho'ldiys With his DAUGHTER Mrs.
iiusacr Cuoch and family.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
SHERIFF, CHIEF OF POLICE AND
AMERICAN LEGION MEMBERS HAVE
BEEN WARNED BY BL.ACKHANDERS'

iris town Il we XII you and your damn
rnng In do II YOU = better
watch NO. ."
.sigJ tLc gang that does The work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

representative Ff,d rick y Iinlman,
{ Mnrvlnud who ~ mcntioned az q con.
,nG,r f,r IN, post # secretary II labor
In Mr. Hnrding's cabinet MI Ihlman
~ recognized ns one ~ lnbor's friends M
tn h'us'. iir BEGAN his career In a
Cumberland glass faosory and hns held
many onicoR In labor councils, culmin
a.ing In the pa, adonoy II the Maryland
state led, raiiun 81 Labor. which past
tion he hrld while serving ~ president
e tn NlleghnS Trades Council.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
O'Calaghan ard
MacSwiney VIII
Visit New York

CONTINUED from page u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

T. i. PAIitEI.LS.
scoutmastcr. Troop ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04

4 Frenchmsn has invented n de-
tachahle cabin for alrplanes TO pro-
tcct pilots ana passengers when de-
sired
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
new NJ. {. PAPER
ISSUES THURSDAY
DR.. ID. II. Aston, Tulsa
District Elder is Edi-
tor; Seeks Subscrers

THE oklahoma Methodist" new
made in Tulsa weekly paper for the
VI. T.. church, south, OF oklahoma.
will be off tho press" and off on its
career Thursday, when copies of thc
first issue will go forth into o,000
homes In the state, 1t IL announced
by DIR. ID. II. Aston OF this city. cdi-
tor and publisher.
There will be i6 pages In the issue.
The paper is being printed in Tulsa
and will hereafter appear every
Thursday. An office has been cstab-
iished in the Boston Avenue NJ. r.
church.
Doctor Aston, who IL presiding cl-
der of the Tulsa district. Is assasto Il
In his editorial duties on the publ
cation by the following contributing
editors: Bishop r.. -. Mouson. Dr.
Frank Barrett OF Oklahoma City,
state missionary secretary; Dr. II. r..
l., Morgan. of Oklahoma City, state
educational secretary; DIR. J. NJ.
Peterson of Muskogee, state mission
airy secretary: L. T.. Sensabaugh of
oklahoma City, state sunday school
secretary,
A business manager will be added
to tho staff shortly A campaign for
subscriptions has already been
launched In the denomination and
their quota Of subscriptions has been
reached by the NJ. r.. churches of
McAlester and Broken Arrow. while
the Durant district has ordered 1000
papers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
BANDS FATE UP SOON
Campaign to Finance Operations oi
Tulsa's Largest Musical Organt-
IatiOn Now Arranged.

Whether Tulsa is ;o have a
municipal band worthy of the dig.
nifty Of the city viii be determined
within the next few days as the re-
suit OF a campaign to adequately
finance the organization. which viii
he commenced "Wednesday morning
ON that day four teams will canvass
the business section of the city In an
effort to secure the necessary funds
Tulsa Municipal hand now consists
OF SO pieces. II is the largest
musical aggregation of its Kind In
the state. Free band concerts at
tended by hundreds are given IN
Convention hall every sunday aft
ternoon. Musical critics pronounce
these concerts as most cxccllcn,
from every standpoint.
All the band is asking In return
tor these weekly musical treats is
expense money and thc persons In.
tercstiny themselves IN the proposi-
tion believe that IL viii bc forth
coming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
BIG REALTY PROGRAM

An attractive program has been
arranged in connection with the
second annual banquet and smoker
to be given by the Tulsa Real Es-
tate Exchange at Hotel Tulsa at
$50 o'clock Tuesday evening.
The principal speaker Is to be j..
i. Peake, prominent real estate man
and civic worker OF Kansas City.
His address will be on the subject
Real Estate. IT'S Problems and
Possibilities" Peake is one Of the
most prominent relators In the mid
die west. He is secretary OF the
Kansas City Motor Car Dealers as
sociation, is connected with several
Kansas City real estate companies.
and is an ardent booster for better
highways.
The newly elected exchange Of
hcers are: NJ. j. Glass, president: !:
{. II. Whiteside, first vice president, !,
Frank Walker, second vice presi-
dent; j. G. Reddin, secretary-treas-
urer. Those who formerly held
these positions arc, respectively,
John ii. Miller, w. c. Steger. q.
Renfro and A. ]. Rudd.
New directors are: w. n. Fleet
wood, NJ. J. Glass, John n. Miller,
j. c. Reddin, A. j. Rudd, w. ID. Rus T..
sell, W. c. steger. C. II. Terwillegcr,
a. Viner. Frank Walker and c. II.
Whiteside. Several Of. the present
directors are the same as were on
last years board. which was com
1sed Of Theodore Cox, Dan j.
Dsvlsson, John II. Miller, d. c..
towers. ]. c. Reddin, q. Renfro. NJ.
d; Russell, w. C. Steger, c. ii. Ter
Miieser.. Frank Walker and c. H..
Whiteside.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
VICTIM OF FREAK ACCIDENT
Car Rushes Backward with Owner
Vainly Guiding From Running BOARD

After a wild ride on the running
board OF his car down the hill on
Fourth street between Main street
ad Boulder avenue about 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, John Chisel-
man. in trying to steer his car out Of
the path OF another car ran into the
rear Of n parked Dodge. near the
corner of Fourth street and Boulder
avenue, and as a result OF being
caught between the two autos suf-
fcred a mashed and laccratcd foot.
He was taken to the Morningsidc
hospital where 1t was determined
that he had not fractured his foot
and the Injury would not prove seri-
olis.
The car which Chisclman struck
was knocked into the curb. the left
rear wheel going over the curb. hit
ting a telephone pole and ollS>sing.
The crushed wheel and bent fender
were the only damages sustained by
the Dodse while Chiselman's car suf-
fered only some scratched paint.
Chiselman's car had gone dead in a
safety zone at Fourth and Main
streets and nc had pushed the car
backward out Of the safety zone
when 1t began to pick up momentum
on the grade. Chiselman Jumped on
the running board and tried to clam
ber inside but failing in this was
steering the car through the side
curtains when the accident occurred.
1t is not known to whom the dam
aged car belonged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
FORM EnNs' NnsLrthnll ICagmc.

A basketball league for employed
boys Is being formed and viii start
!ts schedule carly this month at the
Y. NJ &. A. Five teams have already
been lincd up ana one moro is Ia
be organized There has been much
enthusiasm among the boys, and this
sport PROMISES To- he popular Tea
turc ui the winter program.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04

rcction of the Haskell 4 Sells ac-
countancy firm, l.. u. Human VIII
hc Tho Instructor.