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SUGAR

NEW YORK, June THE raw mar.
N,, was weak today and priccs decl.neu
a. Tho hlais q. AS for Centrifugal NJ
ihough nj the close the market WAS
rather easier In tone.
Raw sugar futures were weak ana
,rlc,s declined IN tn. lowest level ~
,or,lcd since prc.war days With July
Cling down To- EOS and December s''s'
10th t,nde Interests and brokers with
'uhan connections sold. owing to the
weakness IN the spo, market. and clos
NC uriccs were at the loves, ~ the day
and from 10 to % points below last
nights closing. July closed a, e.e6;
September at a.0o and December at
,.7s. all lid
The market Tor refined was also
,asier with prices unchanged NJ 20
points lower and with business con.
,idcrahly less active. Fine ErNnu'ated
II now quoted at Gao 10 s,ai. Refined
futures shared the drprcssiun IN the
ms, market with July selling down '"
80 aud September ut $50 az 20 To ~
nInts net lower. Closing bids were 7"
~ u points net lower. July closed a,
8 30: Angus, and September u, s's6 ana
October at Go.
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THAT'S TIT.rOR.Ttr

\ great deal ~ publicity B. b,ing
given tho statement 10y william Jon.
rings nryon. made In Springfield. Ill.
uont.y. thnt the teaching uf Oar
WINS theory In the schools aud col
l,gca IL one of the greatest "penlirs
lrrblrins" this country has g. erirl'l,
with. which reminds ~ ~ a i'fe that
frp.nrrd in me ~ the funny mnaline~
i',.'t twelve years ago. \ you1r fellow
whp already had more schooling thai
brains came home from collegc for the
vacation and undertook Ia teach hh
hnckwo,~ls "rubc" ~ dad soiuo up'
io.diie knowledge. Putting 81 wi"
look. n, said. "faw,hah, did yoI hatw
that yta,h anc.IlhH were monkeys ni.i
hung hy thcah tails In the irr" tolHy
where upon the Old Fossil srra,' h"i hls
head for a moment and drawled. Wall
hit shore air onno;ural ter hn"c = mon
key for a unc,rtor. but rcckin . hunt
10 ornoturulcr than To have u jicNiw
iur "a son Mclean News
Tho old man handed the hoy = mar
'ne, didn't he. and yet " pf'iiw'lN WI
piove helpful for mnny 81 iii. "iri. =
sni II ones to he led ,o that piini Where
they mny discover that others aside
from themselves are capahle If ihlnk
ius,
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Facilitating Education.

The Hereford school beard is consider.
Ink the question ~ employing a teacher
Ia agriculture ana kindred SUBJECTS the
coming year n he Is employed the
government and state agricultural de.
rartmcn,s viii pay half the salary II
be IL secured IN an probability he viii
BE- able 60 teach manual training or
,ome other subject aud at the same
line lool, after the athletic work ~
he schools. W. have competent
ohonl sdrd thu, h strictly ON the job
md Il Is certain that II In their iudg
ncn, the move Is wis, one and can
H. financed. such man viii he en-
nloycd. We are willing to leave II a.
he beard We are hoping that conii.
| 'uus win D. such that The deal goes
| hrough one has tu visit other cuun.
lies where agricultural aud livestock
work Is TAUGHT To really appreciate wha,
/ uch a thing means tn community.
/ rho boys are taught To- handle PIGS. and
ally hecvcs. thu Rahcock test Tor milk,
/ ,nd "A thousand other practical things,
| I'd nj the same time their young minds
ire Trained Ia look "a; siock.farming ~ q
hing u h. enjoyed. - b. carefully
studied as "a future means IL livelihood
thu, will he profitable and At the sam'
time their Young minds are trained &
look AZ stock.farmirg as thing to h
enjoyed. ,o h. carefully studied. as I
future means ~ livelihood that viii h
profitable and NJ the same time pleas
urahlc. In other words there is
touch of lnicrra;lng nature injected int
school work that instantly appeals {
tn boy and removes the idea ~ drudI
cry over books from his mind. its
great rudy to interest the buy--it's
great study Ia develop future prDc,ic'
and successful livestock cu,huriast. ~
q great study to produc" better futui
citizens Here's hoping Ne secure III
subject Tor the Hereford public school
? HEREFORD brand
? In this you are entirely correct. \
; ins,ructurc IN the matter ~ more II
I urndablc agriculture will H. found
= b. Il great help To- III. coming faf1/I
? The Hereford schools have an eNccllc
, reputation and thin added facility "
I still further advance the standing
: The Institutions.
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Market News
WHEAT ADVANCES,
NEW HIGH RECORD
PROVISIONS RALLY WITH
WHEAT; CORN GAINS;
OATS LOSE

" Associated Pres.
CHICAGO. June -l,ig export hiisi'
ness and bullish crcp estimates hht'"
he wheat market today &C. q new hlsh
price record. Tor the season. losing
uo,ntlcns were nervous Al ! Ia 10.
9.tc nc, advance. July Slio y 70
81 30 81. corn gained quarter To hni
GEMS. oats lost is cents "a w cchis
md provislnns finished unchanged "
a0c higher
s,alnrrd interests were heavy buS
ors In The wheat pli and II was siih
that ua much ut 100000 bushels hiu
worked for expert. Gossip WINS hisp
current that exporters Ut Kansas Ci'y
were taking all offerings.
A statement from leading authority
here indicated yield If only s'S'o"u"vo
bushcls In six states, AZ against aif'
n0O 900 bushels suggested 10y the COY
crnmcnt May returns. In view oi 'n'
cantincss of the visible supply ana ei
,c,iyi,y of exporters declines when re-
NH, A from rains were without any laa'
.nr influence AZ price making iaeturf'
,lthough the las; dry spell IN khnSis
vas reported 10 have been Thoroughly
soaked.
Corn derived It's ii,mncss from whca'
md from word that Holland was buy
4 10 the cxtcn, Il 100000 bushels 'iie'
~ crop reports tended to Gus oats
Provisions rallied with wheat ana
orn after being depressed by announce
| mont uf A huge Increase ~ the loca
ard stock.
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COTTON
4, Associated Press.

W NtoethNa '"'H'
Nrw ORLEANS, June Prices
were lowcrsin cotton to-day under CON
bincd influence u slightly hlshc'
crop condition report than expected ana
continued favorable weather over the
holt AZ loves, ~ the day the more
,c,ivc months were IL Ia ~ points
nrdcr the closing IL yesterday Win
luly of to 1918 and October OF to is'Ss
The close showed net losses 81 only NJ
Ia eight points. with July AT is'si and
October at 1896.
In the early trading October at on'
time stood three points over the close
4 Yesterday In sympathy with better
rables than due and somewhat more
cheerful labor news from ENGLAND. ~
ma time did the market show real
strength aud during the greater par
( the session operations were ~
s,rlc,cd los the holiday here tomorrow
IN Observance Of confederate mcmor'"
/ day.
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II II 10 h. hopCd that the lessons ~
economy harmed during the World War
may he conserved. II is fac, that
many Items worthy of remembering
might have hccn gathered from the Ger.
mans and o,hcr foreign peoples by the
United States government Conserva'
tion. rigld economy was the vatchword
n the Germans, and this same spirI,
was IN the possession II some ~ tho
Allied countries II viii bc well now
to recall these facts and Apply them In
matters 81 governmental administration
~ well ns In private affairs.
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WHY Is An EDITOR

you know IN. editor ui country
pap.r is a funny creature. our money
comes from ads and Job work alone
our subscriptions barely pay for them
selves. our news tens bring In no
money. Yet We are always striving Tor
news. We are always ready To- print any
LEGAL that may he sen, ~. and are ASK
,nI for more. We s,Wc lines wonder
why editors are lul'i that way " the
people want a. hear what other people
are doing. who vs. coming. and who ~
going. who II giving a party, and who
IA attending. why tlon. cannot they We
Interested enough to aand Ia us little
news items they pick - here aud there
that would H. Of interest To th'lr friends
and nclghhots? We have noticed that u
we get a news item wrong some one u
willing a. call uug attention to H. " We
fail Ia get SOME item that should be
printed wo are told about " eifter II Is
too laiel. II We print something that
olionds someone. We hear from the par
I, right away With all these things In
,.ew. we wonder VIII YOU, as subscrib
,fs and nrlrhhors and friends, are moi
willing 10 help a paper that IL striving
20 give the news Remember, the nd
columns nre ours the news columns ur'
YOURS See that YOUR columns ate bc,tcl
edited than ours.
Really. there IL and II not = ducstio
In the foregoing. tioW long would IN
imper run without nny reading matter
editorial and news? The people woul'
very soon Gear, o. give attention 30 ih'
sheet containing nothing hut adycrtli
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COTTON DECLINES!
T0NEW L0WMADK
TRADING IS. QUIET FROM
START; RALLIES LATE
IN THE DAY
Ny Associated Press.


NEW YORK. June 1.-The first gov
report ~ the season failed 10
stimulate business in the cotton market
and fluctuations were comparatively
evidently the condition of
NJ ,ompar.l with ga. the low record
( las, year aud 76.i the tcn-year aver
az, had been discounted although u
vas n shade above the average OF priv
no ronor,s recently issued. Its APP
,,,,rnnc, caused furry II. realizing
~ liquidation but after selling III from
"a 40 "a "A 10 for October the price rail-
i,.s ,louins a, is.ia. The general mar
10, c,,scd nulct al a net decline of TO
"a no,n,s
Riding WAS aulet from the start
rh, oncnInr was nj decline Of 10
-, and uriccs sold some TO ~
IT,, .,ov ns, nights closing figures
-" ,hc ,nv,rnment report was is'
80 Tho furry az selling which fol
,, ,.a government report carried
~ ., S,on, is7i 10 1855 and Decem'
,u,' ,,,,o a 40 10 is.7b. with the general
~, .s,,,n. ~ IN % points not lower.
80 ~. ,,n1,,,o,. were too Ear below the
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COFFEE
Nv Associated Press.

w Associated Prcss.
NEW YORK. June 2.-Thc market
for coffee futures was higher t"day'
owing To- advances In Brazil ana reports
that recent fluctuations had rcsui'cu W
futures here selling far below parity
with primary markets. AFTER o"hins
to ! points higher, active months so'u
n IA % points over las, nights finn!
nrlccs. with September touching $50 ~
, new high level ground for the move
mcn, Tint delivery closed Mt ISL with
the general market closing at n net al
vance of . to ~ points. July. s.ii; Sep
,ombcr. G.Si; October. 6.se; December
T.,: January. 75i; March ia; May
7.ss.
spo, coffee was reported In better dc
msnd. with prices fIrmcr at IN To
cents for Rio ~. and . Ia to ? u cent
for Santos W. "a
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sssovip GIRLS PAY THEIR WAY:

n A. M nr.saut l=slug urged hN NJ
,..., oro ,,,.mo., psychelorls, and Ice.
60, ,h,, IN. s,rls .hould nay their
49,. 90 xh.n ou, with bays. For this.
..s,-,,,,. % IN, nu,hori,y quoted. Mrs.
no., n paul.en there Is n reason--
y,,,, ana ,rr.ls,eut. This lady. who has
-. ,,,o an. suh,ec, In no superficial
-. a..,.,.r.. ,h., IN. aco.p,anoe a.
.,,,. hv .,rl. from young men il one
!, an. ou,.,a,d,ns reasons why they go
,..o,, sh. .,a,es tina, n the girls would
4. .a,,.,.,,.,, se,f.resp.c,,ng. and Ind,.
,..,a.,, they would no, fail prey 10 the
,,,,r. and ra.,lons 81 m.n. young or
.,ds,
.. ....,, .n.ceh An Chicago. Mrs
,.,.,... .,..,.a sensation through
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

own way when IN hieh school ana cot
icgc. II viii make her a bctter bust
ness woman and certainly better wife
and home keeper"
Mrs. Paulscn accused the fathers oi
Young girls u being the chief contrib /
u,ors 10 their daughters wildncss' she .
stated that fathers have more I'M
por,ant home duty In this day than
ever before IN thclr lives,
The woman of yesterday was pro-
,cc,cd by her father then married aud
was protected by her husband. or In
rasc she did not marry. her brothers
protected her" Mrs raulscn said. THE
gir ~ today goes into different en-
vlronmcn, and surroundings.
FATHERS know the conditions that
surround the girls In the storc. the
office aud the factory. They KNOW the
hangers Of the automobile u.s. the moth
ors do not. II Is not a suarc deal TO the
girls for the fathers not to teach thcn
10 know life 80 well that they can he
swee, and pure aud s,lll earn their own
Way. onc often hears men criiirising the
ANY Girls act and dress In the business
this pertinent Qucs,ion--'Arc your
daughters going 10 dress and act any
iflctcntly when they 60 ont to WORK
for sumo once' Then answer that aucs'
ton hy saying II they DO, It II going
Ia be- because YOU teach them. they
annot get this intimate knowledge
irum books nor schools
'The twentieth century boy Is COM
nlaining very bitterly of the girls you
md are raising. and the girls are not
10 blame a. much as We are. The boys
ay-sThcrc Is nobody home. They say
ha, they 80 t. the home OF the glfl
mock at tn door she comes to the
loor and without even asking him H.
he soys--'wcll where can Ne 10 to-
nlghtg'
she has to So to a moNlc, theatre
nave "A box at candy and something TO
AZ after IL IL an ovct The YOUNG men
,ay their perfectly good wage IL rrac
ically gone by the time the evening Is
yer. Do YOU know what the worth
while YOUNG men, those who are uSinI
o establish themselves are DOING The,
,rc Jus, not going with the girls, ,hey
Az they cannot afford 10, and sOCialN
wc ar, all losing out. rs well as morally
and from the standpoint of hom'
deals"
That Mrs. rauiscn Is in every detail
,orr.ct as to her premises, perhaps nom
; would b. entirely willing to assert. an
. IN the other hand. Il might b" lust a
I difficult to determine that she II mol
, hut certain Il Is that there is much
A differing. much IL degradation. muc
|. II sorrow, through the fact tina, gir
n and hnys have the wrong attitude q
!. wards each other. The demand for 81
!. tertslnment outside a the homes Is a
/. ever .prcscnt element. This element Il
Wolves the uses of the motor car "
, candy. the suppcrs, and other items e
, which the girls dcpond upon the boys.
a We are rather inclined To agree w
4 Mrs. rauisen In many details ~ h
4, statements. To make It rs safe" MS
n may for the girls and the boys, Is
M do none too much for them. ccr,alnl
. We should he guilty OF no rcmissnc
!. that will contribute TO their downf'
?. should b. shown ~ parcnts.
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mar ON rulsys FAIR NAME

Through no fault Of her own. the ieir
name az Tulsa has been tr,iled IN '~
aust, The race no, precIpl'a'ed 'hroash
IN. unthinking q her negro population !
leaders has brough, shame To hcr' ana
svmpathy from every other community
throughout the country Tulsa u
ouccn among cities. called and with Jus
tif,ca,ion. the wonder CITY OF 'he
Southwest, aud that she should nave
bssn drawn into an affair Of the ona''
so,cr that has been enacted WITHIN he'
borders this week 10 mos, deplorao'e'
Mob violence Is always menace, car
ryinr IN its wake a paychology that u
hurssu, In. the extreme. n Is Ike some
,nsectio.v disease. communicating ITSELF
from community to community lcaVins
An its wake evidences u blight. Tulsa
AZ not csrxurat,le. as a whole, IN con
necticn with the scourge tina, has been
x,.,,ed u,pn her. once the spirit Ut NO
,cnce had broken forth. the entire ci'y
conservative as well as the more dem
ons,rative, were vic,imizsd
The mob spirit must tic oohuc"nes
for were Il allowed to 20 unccnsured
unres,raincd. nihllism would L. but
,atle way forward with all Of the cruc'
destructive cxsrcmes OF VINO"
oanab,c. America must protect hcrscl
asa,nst mob law. mob violence. mo
rule. she has laws the most op"'''u'
fair and just ana by 'hcs' mus Wv
people be so'efheu, W. "'"'.
ward m a na'i"n' pc'p''c w. ~. "-
there sccm at times cN'ehua''"s '".s'
stances and extreme o"nu'''o"s' wy"
showing OF warrant no cu'h''"''''s :"
affsrd 10 conaene such s''io"s ~ WV"
acteriss mob laSiessness'
safety Of American society Is 'oun
IN the otrdicnee Of Its men ana wo'ne
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GETTING THE ANSWER

What's all this talk about the Fan
handle belonging a. the lndians' II y
comes To- q show down. the whole Unit.
ed States might como under the sam,
cain Tor the rcd man was here first
Possession Is nine points ct law. how
oVor. and the whites have possession
do YOU suppose. though. that oil boom
crs have gotten the red brother on the
war path In order 10 make "a grab.
IliRlns News.
i.i'tor shaw is trying to get the an
swcr 10 this Indian agitation. Here's
homng that he succeeds. II h. has ns
much time before him In this tuck.
.H the Indian Inns IT, get the land 81 III"
Panhandle. h. need have mo- fear a.
know "vhyb" II this matter.
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BROTHERHOOD

Bru,hcrhnoi isn't n sermon.
Bruth.rho'i lsn't place.
something American. German.
only Cor men - u rscr.
BrrthsrhDod isn't n promise.
Rroiherhood isn'l a sung
something We swear
To y few who are there.
only g. those whu belong.
W., h.fhood merely u living
~ - tn fullnsss ~ man
Lifting and owing and giving.
Helping however. We can.
Taking mems sd when We need A.
GIVING them aid In their need
Given and sourh'
Bgi with never a thought
Of party 90 ngilcn of creed.
Brotherhood This u the dufy
Zach ~ W owes unto zach.
Brotherhood, This u beauty
Greater than any Ne teach.
This B. the simplo religion.
simple ~ Hover m sd
Men - ~ lands
joining htnrts Joining hands.
al 81 them ,l.lliren of Tod.
-D0usias Malloch.
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n n don't prohibit. how does I, hap.
pen that the saloon or liquor element
l. ~ ambitious to tell abou, its fail.
urc7 The liquor business Il In the throcs
70; death. and this stuff about is failure
10 prohibit " generally understood to
hc a smoke hmge b,hind which any
md al kinds ~ dirty worn" possible
may bo undertaken.
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK


ny Associated fr'ss'
FORT WORTH. Texas, June s-Cat
,le-p.cvcs. ssooM 100; siockers $500
Iiso. cows. sg.00N 5.25; canncrs. N.oo
A. 90; hclfcrs. si.ooa;.5o; bulls. ss.oon
ass: calves. Si.oOfiG.5o; yearlings' sS'oo
assoc. - a.,
Uors-i.igh, s7.Son 7.6S: medium
,fgs6 80: mixed. s6.7SG7.9i; common,
sc ooWs.; 20: rough. $1,000 coo; piss $500
a;.i5.
shcep-I.ambs. s5.Oo@7,b0; ycarlings'
oosi 8 90: wcthcrs. s3.5odtoo; ewes
sg.soa3.25: culls. si.ooHs.oo,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

Amarillo II deeply indebted to the Sal
walton Army for the wonderful work
hat has been accomplished by the local
pos, composed 81 Captains Holbrook and
Cadet Brady. These good people have
not withheld their hands from the tasks
n.cdiul to b. performed. Through this
unsclfish Performance 81 duty. the Snl'
Walton Army workers have directed at.
tcn,ion to their noble work In behalf 81
humanity.
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coTToNsEED on
nv Assoclsi.d i'rsss

NEW YORK. June "A hroadcning
trade In cotton seed all was attended ny
4 sharp rise In near months, Shorts,
commission house and rcfincrs bought
Freely ON n better demand from con-
,umors and the strength of lard gram
md crude oil. las, I~tccs we're three
20 fifteen points net higher. sales, u
700 barrels Primo crude ,,sa"a's"'
orimc summer yellow sro, 7.a': Ju'y
-si, September 7.si; December 1876. all
I lid
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COTTON CROP IS
REPORTED NORMAL
CONDITIONS n PER CENT
OF NORMAL EXPECTED,
SAYS REPORT


HOUSTON, Texas June The CON
dition ~ cotton IN Texas On NAY %
was ~ pet cent NJ = normal ''"P wv"
compared win CONDITION. ol w ~" "as
%. 1890 ~ May 90 l'l'' " Miy 20
| 1918 and u the tvcrage 81 the vac, 'vn
years on May 20. according Ia r. ~
Cay cotton Nttt>tcian Tor Texas Nv
rchu oi crop 'S'''u',s' '",''"
/ department IT agriculture III su''V'
mcnt issued TO-DAY
! The unusually open winter ana NV
/ taNotrhic condiu rs m'\a'n''s w ."n
spring. pcrmittc' ior IN" most p',,' -"
excellent 'irepaiauch :" SOIL "h.n ="
h"hh " N''" -, 4,
the crop wvu'u ur'"N NV nv ,sa
'fllh'S" ""'" ~ " ~
southern pNi'inn was pH''l'o" w n"'
Then cnSu'" P"r''a w n,n,' ''s" ~
W'hNo'"'u'vN s.',','' ,'.''' i.ds 81, ,ho
sNc rains III thr ''"'''" ~"
st','' vau"'Is '',,s ., -, ,.nn,,an. -, On.
ana cu, Wins a''', -, A., ,,r,n,,
S"u.'' "'s''"', w" - ,,a no,,h
''unu,s @, Tue "Vs' ,'n'.' 49, an,
, west "Su''s ""s'' 80 -, 500,
, crop rs N".'' "'s -, !,
, weeks U,''' "Vm'N' ~, ~,
. ,a'Her 'nhn WI va. -, !, a., ~.
, w ',"'''''n -, a..
o ~ W. 49,, ~ -. A..
!. .'""'''D" y, ,,.,. cen, 81 crou.
, N"'..'N's' ' 90 - -, '.,,,t nh,
% - ,,,',,1., IN, ,.n,Ni,. man,
q N.' ~ 49,, .,,,, =. .,,,,,, ,o,
?. ~" 'uu'''''
a ".n ,ou",, ,., - Hoo, go chi,
"A =, ,,i.''.',,.,.,,, az nonI,v Il
Al -. =, uau a, I,,,d,n,n 81. fl,s
= -. "A xrcx "a scurry &c
q W. - 49, =. e,,nhc,s az. Thrcck
M "a ,,,,h,,l 81 Wilbargcr Il
= nol1un .'' """''
'.."t " ..,, -, ,r,,,
n N'F,n ''
: ,,h","" -, :, ,..,, :, n,li,
20 't,F - ,''", -, >" c,.,,.,,, :,
!. ~ p'nu" - ,,',,,'.,,., :. No,
-, iiun' -, ''VS -, 80 p.,a.r ;,
IN uHu' 80 ~ ~. -, - ,y,s. a.
-, go, 49,. ,',,', ~ ,.r,n,
~ - ss.
''''''. .. >. c,ss :, Dc,,
h"Wi" w. '"nr "'' ,,',.... ;,
" fl'hNn" ~ '",sN -, - a, uo
N " ihlhs vi ''",a' 80 -, n,,.
y W. - ''u'"a w. 's,'' r. - ,,,sh,
II - ltus1 w sun" - Wv" Wv w.
n ". Van "ih" ~ Wv" w ..,
81. Yves, ''"tl W P'' 'c"' VI WV"
W. '"hnl'''h -" , =
m hahn ~ 90 '''l'" 80 a., =.
~. Ctuihan a., 'yAo o. ''"r''n
he nnnche . T. ''n'n" - hlS'm""
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
NORTHWEST TEXAS PRESS

ing So sincc the advertising is ncces
slry TO sec1rc funds with which 10
print the paper, and ,hc news and cdi'
to,ial matter Lo, ar g. furnish car
r.agc Tor the adNorIlslrL We naturally
conclude that both are essential to the
well rounded sheet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

Get the chickens. the brcod SOW aud
milk producing COWS busy an the farm.
and watch for the changed conditions.
This trio has omancinatcd more farm
ers from deb, then any Of the new
tangled schemes proposed during the
AS, several years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
Dulldlns Progressing IN Tampa.
,ectal 90 The News.

PAMPA. June s.-Many new rcH''
dcnces haze teen built IN rarri ihls
spring. Several others ARE IN III"
course of construction. The Amarillo
building and Loan Association h.,
h,en n factor In the erection of may
~ the~ residences ana several other
-nls,ns have HE'D smlic,,b,s With
hem lor loans. i.