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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

There will be a pie supper at
Mason school house Saturday night,
Oct. 22nd. Everybody cordially in
vited to come. The girls bring pies
and the boys pocket books.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

The baldheaded man is not always
TO be pit,ed. Perhaps his head Is
so full Of brains there is no room
lief, for hair to terminate.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

Even the wises, o. men are ignoT-
ant Of their own folly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-20

The only explanation Of Tanlsc's
gres, success 10 Tanlsc's true worth.
ltl Stormes Drug store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

o freight elevator. Every facility IN
provided for the performance of high
grade ~ repair work on this floor. Mr..
ChlHum states that service lis the
Keynote In his establishment aud that
any person owning either an Essex OF
Hudson can get the spare part he
needs right now without having to
wal, TO send to headquarters for u.
Business In the Hudson Essex Agcn.
cy has been fairly good even through
The depression through December and
January. Mr.. Chisum states. and dur.
ing the last three weeks has picked up
to marked degree. ie looks for con.
ditlons In Amarillo and In the Pan
handle Plains country 10 return tn nor.
mai within a very short time and says
that so far M his business II concerned
II Is normal right now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
CONsTANGY Z FINEST
CADILLAC DUAL ITy
DECLARES PITTMAN
RAY PITTMAN GIVES OFT STATE.
MENT or CADILLAC GENERAL
SALES MANAGER

Users Of automobiles will be interest.
ed 10 note the following statements
from Lynn MoNaughton. general anlcs
manager OF the Cadillac Motor Car com.
pany given out by Ray plttman Of the
wIlllams'Pittman Company. local cadIl
lac Dealers
'''nhosc Of ua who have attempted TO
analyze the wonderful allegiance OF
Cadillac owners" aaid Lynn McNangh
ton. General Sales Manager of the Cad
lilac Motor Car Company. "have satl,
fled ourselves that the outstandlnp
cause Of II is the dcpendabili,y Of the
car.
This quality 81 reliability was upper.
most IN the minds of the military and
motor experts " the Old World. who
marvelod NJ the achievements ~ the
Cadillac ON the battle fronts Of France.
1T was the deciding factor IN the
choice Of the Cadlllnca NJ the official
sevcnpasscnger car Of the United States
Army.
And we know. from the testimony
81 thousands of owners. that II is the
determining influence In the purchase
Of every Cadillac that Is sold In every
part u the world.
People are influenced To be sure, by
the beauty 81 the Cadillac. by It's rec
ognized social standing. by the boanti
full stcadlness u It's flow of power, By
iia exquisite riding ease. and by what
they know OF its wonderful workman.
ship.
But when all In said and done. these
are lesser appeals. subordinate Ia the
deep, underlying reason which IL at the
back 81 Cadillac good will. the ovcrlnst.
Ing and unvarying dopcndabllity Of the
car.
THE motor car In utility. because II
offers modern form 81 transportation.
and that transportation II the most use.
full which II steady and constant and
rellablc,-ln other words. dependable
Owners tell w that they derive their
greatest satisfaction from the thought
that there II nothing they can ever
ask 81 the Cadillac which II will not
render them.
Their dcligh, Is that every tour cv.
cry test. every day.in and day.oui De.
mand. merely demonstrates anew ~
readiness and reliability
IT IL the habit t. think ~ their
Cadillac In terms ~ trustforthincss
consiancy and dcpendabiliiy"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
HUDs0N-EsSEX HAS
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
BUILDING on FIFTH STREET II
MODEL FOR Roth BEATTY
AND UTILITY.

The IIudlon.Esscx Building at il2
Wort Fifth street II one u the hand
'omcst and best equipped automobile
buildings In West Texas. II was In
ended. when built, az theatre build
ig. but when Toney Chisum purchased
In the spring Of 1899 he had It re-
,odcled completely and II now has ev
ry imaginable convenience for the com
ort Of employees Of the firm and the
tcllltatlon of work. The outside df
tensions ~ the building are 5sxi3o
Get. There are two stories and base.
ncni. and the outside presents an at
.mctive appearance which Ia not be
lied by the interior
The basement IL capaclous ana wen
ventilated. II Ii occupied by the fur
mace room and by a number of com
partmcnts which are filled with the
heavier spare parts.
The ground floor n occupied by the
business offices. by the spare PARTS de
partmcnt and by the service depart
mtnt. ON the front part Of the ground
floor there IN large. well lighted show
room, which contains large plate glass
windows on the Fifth ANA Tyler street
sides Inside. the floor IN of hard
wood. beautifully polished. and iinma
rulaicly clean. Just back ~ the show
room are the offices ~ Toncy Chiaur
he owner 81 the building; q. W. Moore
the manager of the liudson'EHscA
Agency. under Mr. Chlsum; and y. u
Woodruff the manager 81 the claims
and parts departments The ladies'
rest room Is also on this floor In the
rear ~ the building and also ON the
ground floor r. the service department,
which IL managed by H. Il. Thomas
md where minor repairs IA" made. A
feature Il the establishment IL its spare
parts department. In which ave 1000
bins. each one containing some part.
i,hcr ~ the Hudson or If the Essex.
ghlch II card indexcd ana can b. found
Instantly By reference to the office. In
ibis department can be- found. IL Is
stated every PAR; that goes into the
makeup u either ear. saving only the
body. and such heavier parts as IRE
Kept IN the bat,mcnt.
More than fifty ears can b, stored
IN the top floor where the most of tn
stock ears are kept. Here the major
operations ON sick and injured auto.
mobiles are performed. care are rails.
4 10 AMI lowered from this floor on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Moxico during which he appointed scv'
oral lccal cinc dealers. Among those
appointed - ag ..acs ~ -l'deai'ra
60 handle Tho great Case car through
his Amarillo house. are: !. g. Dawson,
Canyon; y T. Shinn. Clovis. W. Il.
IHrbank. Roswell
when asked relative 10 conditions In
the territory visited. Mr. klock Enid'
~ found that much wheat and other
grain has been sold and That the peo'
plo are fceling fine. Business ~ pick
INK up In every line. and the outlook.
according o. the judgment II those
lo whom | talked. offers better and
more stable returns than have been
known IN the past several years
1T WIS also made plain to me that
there win be- thousands NJ visitors In
attendance at the oncuming Automobile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

''iyl" Show during the annual conycn-
iion Of the Buyers and Sellers AAsocia.
ii.n Tn. pecos Valley II New Msxi'
co win send large quota each day.
In addition 10 the holdovcrs. coming
ut the beginning and remaining unit,
the close"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
KLOCk PUTS AGENTS.
IN NEW TERRITORY
LOCAL DEALER DECLARES SUR
BOUNDING COUNTRY ~ FINB
CONDITION.

George W. KlocK II the klock Mo
tor Company. Casr dealer. has just re-.
turned from trip over the Plains
Country ~ Texas and Eastern New
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

An'omohiis Mems Association. II ths
pan proves a success II II likely that
phoheA WIN ~ snssalled on re-a- lad
ing out OF Dallas thin a radius OF Zoe
miles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Automatic SPRINKLER for Autos

To prevent fires In motor vehicles an
automatic sprinkler has been invented
TO be mounted under a hood In such a
position that u sprays hen Il becomes
overhcatcd and melts a fuse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Phone booths on Highways.

Telephones for use Of motorists arc
being installed at intervals OF two and
a half miles on tho main highways sur.
rounding Dallas. Texas. by the Circle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

The automobile Ia definitely fixed an
one Of the most useful devices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Better highways win render mora ef.
ficleni motor highway transnortaion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Absinthe. while most USED IN Fss.ce
is made principally In Switzerland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

The fruit Of the Jamaica nusmrr re.
scmbles that Of a small caihbash. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

y rseeeona Of south., America fire.
pu'"'S ihe sea shores and eats crabs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

VXyE have the good fortune obtain representation for the
w Liberty Six. We believe in the Liberty We know be
w good car-and to be different car.
have who did not
acknowledge that there difference in the the Liberty rides
and drives
And this difference the result deliberate purpose so
The positions of the clutch brake pedals the steering wheel and
the brake and shift levers determined with rigid exactnss
The SLOPE depth the designed permit the
to handle the with and ride in with tho
utmost comfort.
The spring balance and weight distribution have been scientifically
designed that FIVE people ride in the Liberty with equal
enjoyment
Every detail of Liberty has just carefully worked
out.
The result of such oreous and precision quickly evident the
moment you ride in or drive 1.-THE the Liberty car.
It characterized by Of operation you have before
experienced in amoto carness have already tried the Liberty
The pedal yields with surprisingly resistance yet the
clutch engages with pressure Steering almost innc
tive. Gears may be shifted at a finger touch
There snap and fxby the cars action and steady
smoone Of the powerful motor. which at uncommon and
delightful
Over hills rough you will find that drives easily and
steadily altogether without strain and with power
every feature its performance you recognize the dominant
thought OF drver-convenience and owner welfare. d,
The number of people who have already learned this difference Is
exactly the number those who have driven ridden Liberty
YOU realize and appreciate the difference in the way
the Liberty rides and drives.
Weweome the opportunity the Liberty prove that m
difference and that does offer something unusual and better
in motor car riding and driving
car ready for you. whenever you find most convenient
LIB E RTY
i company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Extract from an editorial article published
August 4, 1920 in The Motor, the National
Motor Car Journal Of Great Britain

the matter 20 60 on record for all time -
list was never proven before, we firmly
believe the last three years have demon
straled, beyond the possibility of doubt,
that, regardless Of price, the Cadillac is
the best Car in the world.
Day after day. throughout these three years
iii fierce competition with the worlds hes,
i'll the worlds withdrawing side by side with
the very flower OF French, English, Italian.
and American manuiacture-hcrc at home.
month after monih-in tens OF thousands of
hands-,he Cadillac has proven that money
ca"rot bai!d or buy better car.
We vho sell the Cadillac have never waycred
fo- a ;r,mcrt in this conviction.
We share it now. with our friends. bcrausc we
are sar' that they, too, viii derive from elis
Unparalleled European tribute at least little
Of III. dep satisfaction which il brings to lis.
II vii &c our pleasure TO show and demon
stratc this car during the Automobile and
Style Show February END, 25rd and 2lth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
mo car" says The Motor Of London, is
perfect, and none ever will be; but the
Model So Cadillac approaches that ideal
as closely as any other car on the mar
ket, regardless of price or size"
from article puhd
August in The the hhL

This remarkable tribute from nation which
never lightly beStows approval. but in spirit
OF craftsmanship always admits and admires
superior achievement, releases us we feel
from re,ccnce which has always governed
our references to the Cadillac
The truth oi the matter is that VIC have never
expressed 10 the American people our own
deep and inncrnost convictions concerning
the Cadillac.
We have rciraincd from sense OF decent re-
straint, and because we have always felt that
the Cadillac was is own most coQucn, cx-
poncnt.
But we feel, ROW. that We owe il 20 more than
hundred thousand American owners OF the
present type OF Cadillac. to share this ,ribute
with them. and at the same time. 20 set down
once aud for all. an honest belief concerning
1t. Which we are certain they share with Us.
Heretofore, we may have seemed to consent.
by our silence. at least. to the suggestion that
car cqualing the Cadillac might possibly be
bought at considerably higher price.
Resting OH the generous admission oi our
English friends, we want our real feeling in
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
DO PURE BRED BULLS PAY

Tn Waupaca county herd owned by
q woman in 1905 consisted of twelve
native COWS and her total income IN
1908 was $43S.SS In 1905 she bought
A pure-bred bull and in 1910 her herd
consisted of twelve grades. five COWS
and seven heiferS. all descendants OF
COWS owned in 1905. Her total incom"
in 1910 was 81 1000, or an increase OF
1861. - and her increased returns du"
10 the use Of Il pure-bred bull were
l2S per cent. In this case the blli
was more than half the herd ~
using a pure bred bull with native
cows Won will have 31-:32 pure-bred
cows at the fifth generation while us
ing a grade bull with native cows, H.
The fifth generation y0n have only COWS
that are three-fOurthS pure-hred.
grade COW is one sired by Il pure-breu
bull and ont of cow not pure-bred.
4 purp-hred is one whose sire and daiG
are both Dure-bredS Of the same breed
The only positive evidence we have
that an animal is Il pure-bred is the
registration papers. registered ami
NAL is a pure-bred which has been reg
istered with the national registry asso-
citation of that particular breed
LEO H. SCHOEPF.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
WILL NOT BUY SNOW
COVERED LAND AGAIN

John McDermOtt was in the city
Monday, enrOute from Leeds, y. D.,
where he had been threshing. TO his
home near Bradley. Mr.. McDermOtt
was endeavOring TO locate Il vacant
house here to move into while he il
engaged in erecting a set of buildings
on his land on the ThOrmapple river.
near the new bridge, which he pnr-
chased last summer
Mr. MceDrmOtt formerly resided ir
the dry belt Of Montana. but as crops
there were very uncertain he decided
to come to Wisconsin, HebOught lama
near Bradley during the winter. when
he could not see the soil. When spring
came he found he owned Il bed of al
most worthless sand. He said they
grow some potatoes there. but that
clover lives only the season the seed is
S0wn. He said he did not want to silk
any more good money there, SO came
TO this county. where a greater diver
sity of crops may be raised, and with
out failure.
He expects to return in Il week or
two with his family and goods.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
YOUR MONEY
IN HOME SECURITIES

The mails are full of literature adj
yertiSing bonds OF various old coun-
tries and the paper money from across
The pond. some genuine and some
fi,iuiulent.
The latest flood of this kind of lit
cratlre is from u New YORK concern
and offers bonds ON the city Of War
saw. Poland If these BOMBS were 20
per cent as good as these agents make
ont they would be snapped up in New
York by the big iinanciers and the
public would me- or have Il chance al
them
We have no comment 10 make on
this particular Offering but we do
know that it's not all gold that gilt
ters and these investments of Amer
lean capital is helping TO drain the
western and central part of the
United States Of Il lot of money that
is needed here.
If you have money to invest, loan
it on good Rusk county land, or buy
"a first mortgage of one of our lean
dealers. and thereby protect yourself
from loss. and help your own c0un-
fry.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
BETTER STOCK ONE
RESULT OF DAIRY SHOW
Seeing Pure Bred Cattle Will KiIdie
Desire To Own Such
Animals

Il would hate to go back to those
scrubs is the remark one man made
on his return trip from the Nationa
Dairy Show The best dairy stock in
the land were on display and they
surely were IA good sight to look on.
The men who went to the dairy shoN
saw the best in dairy cattle and In |
an opportunity of watching the Judges
place them.
Better cattle, better methods of tax
ing care Of them. and greater deyel-
opment of Rusk county's latent posi-
blities will come as ahe result of this
trip.
That the pure-bred sire is more than
half the herd was proven by a num-
Der of exhibits. An average increase
in butterfat of 1875 pounds was the
result of the first cross of a scrub with
4 pure bred sire on herd of ten cows.
What does this mean? 1t means that
the increase in butterfat on those ten
COWS would almost pay for the besr
sire in Rusk county today.
Allolllef eAillDlt VI eight to"S anu
heifers. the result of breeding up from
a scrub to a high grade, indicated that
the pure-bred sire was more than hail
tno herd The results of the first cross
was an increase of 1913 pounds OF but
terfat. The latter results were most
encouraging. each cross increased the
quantity OF butterfat produced.
A report a short time ago stated that
II per cent of the herds in the United
States use pure bred bulls while -
per cent use scrubs. With results a>
indicated above, it don't seem possible
that farmer would consider any
other than a pure-bred sire.
LEO L. SCHOEpF.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
WISCONSIN CROPS
ARE THE BEST

l.. SchmidlluZ returned Wednes-
day of last week from two-week.s'
visit in South Dakota He reports a
pleasant trip. He says that the few
acres per farm and their big yield per
acre in Northern Wisconsin is mucn
better than the many acres and small
crops of the prairie states.
For seventy miles before he reached
his destination at Mcintosh. :. D..
there WAS only one village. Crops
Of that district failed entirely
this year, and farmers who have money
are having provisions and feed shipped
iii 10 feed their families and live stock
Mr. Schmidkmzs brother-in-law
who lives there, has $50 acres Of land
with coal under some of it, so
near the surface in some places that
the hogs root it out of the ground. IL
takes plenty Of rain to make crops
there. One farmer sold 3G spring pigs
there for seven cents per pound. They
weighed 40 pounds each and brought
$,2J each. This farmer had nothing
to feed them with and no money TO buy
feed. 50 had to sell.
Mr.. SchmidkunZ then visited his
srother-in-laW. who has IL 240-acre
farm on the prairie, II miles east Of
St Cloud. MINI. The rye there is the
only crop that amounts to anything.
II went six bushels per acre. Oats
were very light. and corn is not WORTH
hnSking. This farm is rented out and
fine rent has not paid the interest and
taxes in the last three years.
Coming home he stopped at his son
in-lAwS farm at Almena. Wis, about
IS miles west of LadySmith. There
ropS on the few acres planted were
good. One tWO-acre patch of corn l.
big. They estimate the yield of those
.W0 acres AT close 10 100 bushels per
acre which is surely !; contrast to the
Yields or lack OF yields Of the places
Mr.. SchmidkunZ visited.
Mr. SchmidtEunZ says he saw some
fine corn in the prairie states where the
soil was rich and plenty of rain fell
eluriuo tha GROWING p3SOOL
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
CURE YOUR SEED CORN

Curing seed corn is one of the things
that Wisconsin farmers should get i'll
to the practice Of doing. II You have
not got your seed corn put away to dry
ii is time to do it. There should be
free circulation of air around the ears
while they are drying. Corn should
be dried in the direct sunlight and
poorly dried corn will be materiali."
reduced in termination. Artificial heat
" kiln drying quickly eXpels the eX-
cess moisture from the ears and pre-
vents injury by freezing, hut do nos
overhead the corn while it is moist
After drying, corn should be stored in
4 dry room which is free from rats
and mice. Some good places to cure
corn is in the kitchen. attic. heated
spare room. furnace room, on tool or
wagon shed.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
Prices Smashed

The most remarkable price reduction
in machinery yet noted is that Of the
world famous. 1922 type, Model HU.
1850 Watt LalIey Light and Home Elec-
fytc Plant. which has been selling for
1925. 90 and is now offered direct-from-
the-factory for only $295.00, complete
with batteries.
This is the worlds greatest light
plant value and is so highly perfected
that anyone can install it.
This Model HUI Lalley is approved by
the Fire Underwriters, guaranteed one
year, with highly satisfactory 12-year
record. Terms are offered and money
returned, if after 80 days trial. you
are not satisfied.
Write at once while this very low
price is in effect for free information
and literature. Address: Lalley Light
Corporation, Dept. B, Detroit, Mich.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
WHAT A CHAMPION
DAIRY COW EATS IN YEAR

Bessie of Oaklawn, owned in Dunn
county, is the champion eater of Wis
consin. She doesn't bar age, weigh,
size nor color,
In the past year she ate 5,421 pounds
of silage, 1900 pounds of hay, 47o
pounds of ground oats, so pounds OF
bran, 244 pounds of oil meal, 1,54S
pounds of commercial dairy food, be-
sides grass to an unknown weight dur
ing the 1873 days of grazing.
But in return Bessie, who is owned
by George Vandre, of Menomonie, pre-
duced $40 pounds of milk which
contained 1862 pounds of butterfat, ay.
eraging test of Al per cent. After
meeting all the other best COWS in the
state at the Wisconsin state fair, she
was awarded first prize as the cham
pion COW of WiscOnsin.-EX.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
FRAUD LAID TO MlNOT MAN
Alleged Accompilces' Confession Bare
5000. 900 Worthless Paper.

Springfield, Ill-Naming cashiers OF
both the Bardolph State bank and the
Hanover Union State bank as figure
heads for Jourgen Olson" Of Minot, n.
d., and st. Paul, State Auditor Andrew
Russell announced he had closed both
institutions and had appointed temper
airy receivers.
Estimates Of the state auditor indi-
cate that more than 100000 worth of
worthless paper, is in Illinois, as
result of the operations of Olson Leo
N. Kopland, cashier Of the Hanover
Union State bank, arrested at Davis
Junction Sunday night, disappeared
while bank examiners were checking
his accounts Friday.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
TWO KILLED IN GUN FIGHT
Railroad Agent Slain In Battle With
Suspected Car Robbers.

Council Bluffs, Iowa-Two men
were killed, two others wounded, one
Of them said to be mortally hurt, dur
ing an attempt Of officers to arrest
gang of suspected box car robbers and
bootleggers four miles northeast OF
Council Bluffs.
The dead are Special Officer Muir
ray of the Northwestern railroad at
Norfolk, Neb.
One of the suspected bandits, name
not known here.
A woman member of the group and
one of her supposed partners escaped
in the woods, but were captured later.