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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Sonc ~ the cosn liquor hcing made
down South nowadays has potency all
It's own. They tell this story In Illus
traiion,
IN the North Carolina mountains two
,hrkics opened q jus and Ia doihg 80
spilled u little. onc drop fcll on a tnm.
ldc hug. who immediately dropped HIS
lali. clicked his heels together. threw
hack hts shoulders aud. barking up 20
q lalo ~ cotton the two negroes had
been carrying, snosied'
IAN right. iag hoy. Let's go"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
lnrllcriixr Treatment.

A noted physician had recommended
walking tn u nervous patient. The nerv.
nus one started 10 cruss the street after
leaving the dcier's office. truck
skl.l,icd and hurled him against the
curb, where h. lay until the docsor.
having s--cn IA. scciient. hurried 10 bis
side.
Aren't you huri," inquired the ply
sicisn anNiousi,.
We'll" replied the ra,lent. Il can't
say I fcel tnuch better"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
UrmLer llrnads Ruslness.

!. u Rrudrr. salesman 81 the iohan.
sen Sine Company &c Saint Louis "
In IN. city this week visiting with the
lwai merchants. and he says that b" In
selling somc fine ladies' shoes In the
real live merchants ~ this city. Rrudcr
states that he has found business good,
and thu, he has no Kick 10 make Ills
friends say "l,ruhcr In u business
hroUlcr."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
favoritiSWs.

4 Jewish sci,licr was taken to hos
pitsi. The diagnosis showed him to IT,
suffering from had ease ~ infiuenzs.
Send fer the priest" Isidor mnned.
The priest" au.ricd the d"'"r'
You mean the rabbi. don't YOU"
Mo- yelled lsidor. do you think
I should want to give the ny to the
rabbi"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Passing through - military hospital.
"a distinguished visitor s,w n horribly
wounded private from one of the Irish
regiments.
when arc YOU going H. send thai,
man hack to the Statcsy' he inquired
lie amt going bach Ia the States
he's .oin' hack to the front" an ar.
DERBY informed him.
Back a. the 'front.' exclaimed the
visitor. but. man he's In awful shape
yes" replied the orderly. and he
thinks he knows who done it,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
limited.

80, herr. private" shouted the lieu
tenant To the orderly. do you know
anythin. cf the captains whcrcabouts.'
The orderly removed tho clothcspins
ir,sn his mouth and sAlutcd.
You can't h,smc me FOO H." he an
swcrr,i aggricvcdiy. He's only got one
pair and he's WEARING them now"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

"of course there IL no such a thing
ms wuman's supremacy"
Think not, From the time boy
sits under street light playing with
,oads until he is blind and old and
too,hicss. he has Z" explain to so'ne
woman why he didn't come home
earlier. Life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
JUST JOKING
Getting Elected

a visitor was talkin. with an inmate
IL an insane asylum. How did YOU
happen 10 come hercy" he asked.
Well" replied the other, you sec u
was this way. ! thought I was crazy.
The majority won."-Homc Sector.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Little Ipsbs ~ Pow der.

Eih.il-rt-rwho was that new Girl I
.sw y"u with last nightf'
fsck--"That wasn't new sui. that
was my old giri painted over. The
io,arian.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

William Hishpockc, had driven In to
the Corners fs plug u totscco, a
horseshoe and hone for his grading
scythe.
n hear" said the storekeepcr, that
ycse three boys has come hack frcm the
war"
VAS Back. Al three"
And what air they agoin' To d. now.
William"
They has gene In e. rcrfcshicns.
They're smart. them boys"
The storekccper stared under his
glasses. "rerfeshions.'
Vas. rerfcshions No wcrkin' their
selves to a shssl,ior like I dune"
'lswyerss"
"Nswr' -ss4sss.l waA.m l',sApccke,
In dissisin.
"p~,msy'
"Nawr'
"rrcschcrs,"
And s,arvc To Death Nav sircer'
"StccnoErsphers typcwti,crs. e""k'
kec,-rs. sshociteachcrs. pclitscss
john. you're forty YEARS shind q
the times. tine a. my buys Is sgcsn'
tn be a railroader. another II again e.
he q ccsi miner. and the other Is ascin
t. he tonrshoscman. Les have ,hs
tclackcr. John."-Judge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

linn Cspc-"Do you care for Indoor
sporisg"
Rsshfni Girls Yes. " they know
when to eo home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

What d. YOU mean when you sav
my fsc. would msk. ss--i hiding
pisrc Ter heauiy,"
mo one would ever fluid n there -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Rsixsc's "Mcm-dic IIumalnc" en-
b"siics snlnc seee characters. studied 10.
and taken from every class IT ssi.ty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

H,\rd un the ~ transport scandi
navia five days uut of Brcst.
'li-y. skinny. got cigarctie''
Hell. NO amt got anything ex.
ccpt my h"al,h and I'm just beginning
Ia h. sure ~ that"
The American Ton a Highland walk
ing tuurl Yep. It's all very fine.
Sandy. hut YOU can't show me any
,hing W. can't equal &C better In the
tinted States.
Sandy. We $50 y"n wee cloud 81
smukc--and ygn-and yony w"cl
that's smoke frse the chlmneys ~ ths
dis,illcrics n wwkin day and night
Hse W got that over thercy"-Th'
Legionnair.. wichita. Kan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
q Wsd 1usle~d.

q wad sonr power the sif,e sic 'sm
To ~ their legs as others see EN-
n wad frsc monle Shmt skirt free
en-
And foolish notion
That 'oo,hpick and piano legs
inspire devotion.
Exchange.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Too Late.

Waiter observing customers dis
satisfaction, -'In't your egg cooked
long enough. sirT
Customer Yes hut not soon
enough. London Opinion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Casting Pearl BEFORE Swine.

The total lack ~ comprehension be'
tween the American negro and his Al
eerian brother will ~ down In history
as one of the outstanding features OF
the war. A dusky stevedcre at Brcst
met one Of the colorcd French troops
an duty there and laboriousiy the Yank
tried To- establish some means OF lin.
suis,ic communication. Finally bril-
liam, thought struck the hoy from Geo.
sia. lie produced pair u ivory cubes
aud rolled them enticingiy under the Al
srrian's nose. Intelligence still register
81 FARO.
Man." said Sam. In disgust. "yca
amt no cullud pusson. You Amt no
human. You'se an corpse.
Bulletin.
Mrs. Iaccn-"I heard you talking To
yourself while you were taking your
hath. John. That's a very Ind custom"
Mr.. Bacon-i wasn't talking To my
self: I WAS talking to the scsp. slipped
On Il and Tell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
BOY HOWDY!

Personal Notes Gathered Here and
There which Tell Where tho
statesmen Are and What They
Are Doing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

The ordcrtakcrs are just alou, ready
for the undcrtskcrs. and the real saies-
men are going higher up"
II we get u blg all field, u the wheat
crop Is good one. u money looscns
up. IL peace In officially declared. " taxes
come down. II wages are cut. II freight
rates are cut. and a thousand other
IFS have done more Ia cause the DE-
preston that We are Just passing
through than any other one thing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

waiter. this coffee Is nothing bu,
mud"
Yes. sir; Il was ground this morn
Ing. Woo Dco.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Diamond Dust.

Hawlcy; what do you think of tho
League IL Nstionsg"
Hcnkic; Not much"
Hawley; "why noty'
Henkic; "why. I've Just learned tn
sing MY Country. TITS 81 Thee and
now I've got To- learn My Cou,rics.
Twas of Thosc.'"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Home In the place where YOU can't
find the hammer or the saw when you
really need m."--Dctrois Free Press.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

"oh. father, how grand u IL to be
alive. The world Is too good for any
thing. Why isn't every onc happy
Father; "Who is he this timer
Tar BABY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

There In no, much difference. tstwc.n
M. and love. Life l. lust ''one f"o'
thing after snother" and hive H. Just
two fool things" after onc another.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Had you ever thought when you kick.
cd about the service you got at some
hotel or restaurant that perhaps the
service" you are SUPPOSED tn render
was not quite up to pary Too many
~ us are prone tn forget that the
people are serving us are hut human.
the same as you and I. do unto others
rs you would have them do unto you"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Say. have you heard any real sales
mon howl about times being hardy
haven't.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Chas. Gillctt.-"liaVc yuu plenty ~
roam. madam
Fat iady--"Yes. thank you"
chas. Gillctt-''Thsn giyo the a little.
please"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Corporal Sam Fh,hcf of one Of the
South's oldcst--and hlMckest-familics
-limpcd to the first aid station.
oh. NAH po'', dogs, NAH po' feet
an sim done fe' niErah.'
What's the matter with your feet!
Are YOU shotT' asked the Medic.
"wuss'n Shat G,nrai. abs ruined
An WINS yeupgulatin' aroun' In No
Maam's lana wiz NAH comrades an
one az the well known enemy sncaks
up behind lue and bus,s his gun all
oyah nah haidr'
Yea. yes. hut your fcet'"
"Ah was standing ON one of EN- con
crete gun placements"
A capital yarn reaches Washington
from the American bridgchcad mt Cob
lcnx. swo doushboys were In cafe
when the band struck M THE Watch
on the Rhine" the German national an
thcm--or one IL them. The Yankee sol
diers promptly rose from their seats and
stood at salute. Fur why you standy
asked Q German at u ncighboring table
why not. Hcinicg" ssxcd one of the
doughboys. Amt We the watch on the
Rhine."
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-25
CAVE SPRING

=. G. Orr. son and daughter left
Tor Illinois Thursday.
albert Orr and Pat Duffy were
IN Blackford Thursday
louis Gupton WA the guest Of
Al Orr Thursday.
Mr. Joe Moore Is. visiting his
brother. J. c. Moore at the present.
John Smith was the guest Of N.
A. Holoman Saturday.
]. T Sullivan and n. RenoldG
were guests u Albert Orr Saturday.
Joe Chandler wa the guest of
s. o. Tosh Saturday.
Rev Alvis Brantley Is on the Siek
list.
Mr. Rupert Cfowell Of Gladstone
was the guest u G. n. Chandler Fri
day.
Miss vernie Sullivan and two sia-
iers spent Sunday with Miss Allie
Orr
Mis- Annie Duffy of Cravns A
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-25

She turned her face the other way.
\ was ~ lonesome. Bill Dalei''
hObert Mcl.aurin's wife, Patricia,
visited Babe twice daily, ana q friend.
ship that was none the less warm FOR
belhg unique sprung W quickly -
tween them. Patricia declared 10 her
husband that she was going 10 keep
liabe-whom she Was already calling
b. her proper name. the SAME being
Elizabeth and educats her. There
was room In ths bungalow, Patricia
said aud she really needed company,
bechusc Bobby was away ~ much.
Babe accepted little Mfs. Mcl.aurin's
snef a. SON a. 1911 Dale convinced
her that she wouldn't be merely an Oh
Jet 0f charity. The hill pride's nrsI
law ia that Que must pay for what
he sets and it's probably the nraI
law God laid down f0r Old Adam II
Edsn. ben Littieford seemed bewil.
dsfsd and blus whsn thsy told him oi
ths arrnnEemeni, bot be toiced NO oO
jeciion. Dale pressed upon him :
loan Of q hundred dollars. and or
dsrrd him 10 Efys Il " bis daughter
which be- did. EllEabeth Littieford, o.
course. would need nsw clothing
\ aia't even got snJ dresses q
houls. shs whispered 10 Patricia. -bu
tive"
nlu Dale vas surs nov that h
loved nabs. and he vas almost sur
thai shs cared Tor him. hut be va
quite properly IN no haste " come 4
az understanding he had kn0wn al
along that babc would have " b
educated aud . woman's tastes, b
reasoned. might change with educa
uou. And be wanted her ~ have u
opportunity " knowing other men =
hls eiasa II shs couldn't love hil
with . lasting love. be- didn't 1an
her 20 love him at all
oddly OF not. be never thought :
jimny fsyns.
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-25
HAw RIDGE

Misses Edna sismbridge and Nv.
siyn Marlborough spent Wednesday
night the guests of Mrs Naomi Cas-.
pr.
Mrs n Cannan was the gucst d
her mother, Mrs. T Campbell. Sunday
might
Messn Herman and Rexie Brow n
went to Princeton Monday
Mr and Mrs.. Roy Crayne spent
Sunday night the guests Of Ne. and
'irs james Bugg
Mr Edgar James has returned %
hil home from Missouri
Messrs nslmar brown and Alhe
Cannan attended prayer me-tlnv al
l'iaskhurn Wednesday night
Misses Lola and Dollis Brown spent
sunday afternoon the guests n Miss
e. Edna and RecdA sien.bridFe.
Messrs AAron and } oliver wen.
D" shady Grove SUNDAY
Mr. lamel Gilllland Wa the IA.
cst u Mr. Aaron oliver sunday ese.
r.ng
alr Reed Brown spent Sunday AZ.
trrnoou the guest of Mr. Edd Crnyns
Mr Ray Travis passed through
this scciion Sunday
Miss Hassie Slembridr, visi,e.
'ln Myrtle oliver Sunday
MIS- lura Raymer spent one eve
ning with Mrs Addie Sismbrides.
I Mis ! stromar spsni Saiuria,
with Mrs Myrtle Oliver
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-25

"Now git--cut the muatara-iighs q
rag away from here" he ordered.
'afore lei BIN Dale loose on yer
Con went away rapidly.
u wonder n you heard him aay
anything that would make you vala-
sble as witness muttered Dale
IN the event We want 10 have him ar.
fealedfT
y heerd you tell him Tat he Was
afenrd 10 light 10 q fair mans nsht.
aud al ef he'd pocket that thing ha
held IN his hand ye'd NOV down twen-
" acres o. meadow bush with hia low-
iovn body-that'd BE- vallyabls In cote
g0uldnt itf
Dale SMILED Then hs froWnsd
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-25

Carlyle. 40 l'll let you have all the
money you1l need. And II you want q
good mining man, I know where you
can lay your hands on one also eau
furnish you. al han the original cost.
all the necessary machinery aud acces
sories. You didn't know the old Lu-
ther wheatiey company dlckered Ia
coal ~ well as iron ehi We'll. Il did.
let me see you II three o'clock this
afiefn0on--"
Dale was jubllant here was = rare
stroke of good fortune Me went ts
hclaurin--who had not yet found
John Moreland aud Ben Attlef0rd--
and told him shout a. Mcl.aurin was
almost as happy as Dale over a. A
bellboy appeared Ike q ackin.ihe.boH
~ the center OF the n00r. -Mlstoh
Cahlyle Dalei Mlstoh Cahlyls Daiei"
Dale wheeled. "wsllf'
wanted immeiiily al DOcioh brss-
mehs hospltile, suhi"
bale SHOOK hands with Mcl.aurin
and hurried toward the street.
A few minutes later Doctor brasfnsr
met him in the reception fonm.
whats wrong doctorr
Ihe surgeon beckoned. tome win
me-
Ne turned aud led the way through
q iouE corridor and 20 q sunny white
roon ~hsre babe ilttlsford lay with
. baudags about her temples Men LIT
ilsfuni Was on bic knees ~ his
daughters bedside. he was slowly
uflnglnE bic biE rough hands and beg
ring piieousiy 20 b. forgiven.
habs STARED ~ him q irine coidiy.
she had not yei seen ths two men who
stood 10 the doorway Then she IN.
/ terupisd hsf father
-fou hush. pap aud 20 away ID
todd % = hundefd times about nrhtin'
slsin' murder. and specially 90 q.
wimmsnfoits. and you never would
pay any tsniiuu to me. fou huah,
pap and go away ~ ! die. ril ieal
haf 10 DIE And u : dis. shore d
aunt 10 de 10 peacs Go ssy. pap
-Hut - must iivs. liahs, hoaey r
lieu iAiiisford muaned -Ef you wsl
~ De uhard dof
= dunt know shat ye'd %. pap.
nabs aaid weakly -fou ought q
Thought o that afufs pap u may b
to- late nos uant ye 10 ~ on Of
and ls me aloas ~ ! dis. ! wani q
dis IN pcace The Lard tnoss nsve
rot 10 i've 10 peacs
rhefs was a sorried ioot IN hs
wouderfui brosn eyvs aud ths doeto
sas a. Ne siruds fsrssrd deCisisei
and heipsd Liiiisforf 90 his fssi m
hilman aipsd asHv tear sifu 81
fafsd uius tanrsHa SOD bans "a
lfsd ~ bed ussa mads = ufuks
nssn Ia uus day
-uo oui % yonr ffieud nofsiand.
smiled ths dagiof and suit there %
little shils-
Hates fathsf ssissd unstsadiiy %
of the fuum iiais sent a. pecto
hrasmsf snd ~hislrred. "lsnt shs 81
j. ins o. maks uf- ahaiousiy.
. -Ceftaiuil shes suins % maks n.
tirs@iasf assafsd hlm 10 "a ~
Sants D. 80 yeu
iisis dfvv . chair ~ Gloss 10 N
~hiis bed and sai dosn habss sys
lighted II ouce. and sts put q han
uncsfiainiy oui ts~ani him Dale too
the hand ln his lis sas that q 81
little lair under be- delicate sunuurl
-uiad 10 - yuu. hsbs be told %
softiy. -Why o. you thiak yuurs 9.
ing o. dis. habsf
she smiled 81 him -Mhy. | don
think I'm . suin % dis shs said
amos I'M agoin ~ i've NIL nah
fssi lks cuuid ~ais niiy mils
rght uov
. -hui heard you tel youf fathsr-
4 sas au1in' ~ stesf him out
, aEliin' suy mofs' shs INTERRUPTS
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-25

Flshun' Any More" she la'sH
rupisd.
~And believe bout done H. doat
yuuT
Dale was relieved 4 DO IL there
anything you want llabei n there Ia
an get Il Tor you " lts IN the unl'
verse"
The unlssrssfH she repeated inquir'
tngiy whats the universe. hlll Dalei
someihin' O. satf
'-fhs world. the sun, the neon. and
the stars .
She smiled az hin agaln. -No," she
sald. "the' aia1 n0lhln' want. and
sint no,hln' ~ eau DO fo me-
reckon"
-nui 1 thought. AZ thsy sent tof
NE"
habe 1ttiefords = uugers held ughlil
= hiA -lt wss ne that seat ~ Isu
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-25
DO YOUR TALKING
oNrR rllr
HOME
LONG DISTANCE
FoR nEsr RKsuLu
QUICK ncoNosIcAL
NOTICE

! will BE- gonc from Marion for sew
eral months. During my absence my
notes. papers, etc. will b. in the
hands Of the Farmers Bank and Trust
Co. Marion Ky. Persons desiring 10
make payments on notes or 10 pay
interest," on notes held BY me will
please call as the bank and pay same.
Signed. g
ID. s. BABB
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-25

And Ne Began - halee the Wleksa
tookine Pistol A. rhsaeh Ne Meant
70 Fire.
. raise the vicksdlooting pisloi as
hough be meant % nrN
Then there was the sodnd Of .
irsakins twlg behind him. snd . volcs
iIavlsd cut
"Drap u. Mistsr-drap the funnJ
uile sun. or the mlddie o Tarmeai
yore potion right now =
Il vas the moonshiner, ny hech.
And his rias vas lsvslet. Goa drcpped
Ire pistol. nsck gflnnsd. advanced
slowly. teok up the ueapon that ne
llllfolk call = -cowsrda qua -
loslsd n lnto the risvL
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-25

Dais told Major bradley sad Jehn
Noreland Of that whlch Coz had aid
10 him Al the gaie. The major sag'
sssied forikwith that hs 80 10 mes,
the man. Il couldn't possibly Do any
harm. and there as q chancs that he
wsuld learn something % 0ors IN.
tsniiona
40 puls vent
Coz was alrvady thsrs. valiins lie
was sitting on q stone On the Now
land slde " the river. whiting idly.
when be- saw Dale approaching. he
smlle.i and nodded russ and pcckesed
his knife
4 want % mals Iou an oasr ~
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-13
Southwick News

There was Mothers Day pro-
gram held at the U. B. Church I'M
mediately after Sunday school. DR..
Baker opened by prayer which was
followed by selection by the choir
after which readings were rendered
by Edna Jones. Mrs. Alder, Minnie
hunger, Mrs. DR.. Baker, Mrs. H.
D. Hayward. Glen Jones and Rev.
Calvert. Vocal and instrumental
music was rendered by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Harris.
Last Saturday the Leland boys
playd ball with the Sputhwick
team, which ended with a score of
6 to 10 in favor of Southwick.
On Sunday last the first team
from Cedar Ridge played South
wick's second team a game of base
ball. Score 10 to IL in favor of
Southwick.
! Mrs Ben Mccoy is acting as CEN
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-13

There is not of necessity any such
thing as the free hired laborer be-
ing fixed to that condition for life.
Many independent men everywhere
in these states few years back IN
their lives were hired laborers. The
prudent, pennlless beginner IN the
world labors for wages awhile,
saves surplus with which to buy
tools or land for himself, then
labors on his own account another
while, and at length hires another
new beginner to help him. This is
the just and generous and prosper
Gus system which opens the way to
all, gives hope to all, and con-
sequent energy and progress and I'M
provement of condition tn all. No
men living are more worthy to be
trusted than those who toll up from
poverty; none less inclined to take
or touch aught which they have not
honestly earned Abraham Lincoln.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-13

So tar there has been no slump in
land values IN the Potlatch. AL
though there isn't much land chang
ing hands, values are holding their
own, and nothing in the way of de-
Ginning prices in real estate is look
ed tor here. Some other communi-
ties are not so fortunate as is in
dlcated by Kansas newspaper of
last week which stated that quite
number Of men who paid high
prices for land are giving 1t up,
losing what they paid. One buyer
gave $4,000 for a quarter, paid
SIC. 900 on it and says he will lose
the $4,000 as he can't pay interest
on the principal at the present low
prices of farm products.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-13
BE Sure You Are RIGHT"

BE sure you are right then 60
ahead" The foregoing was the maxim
of David Crockett. scout of pioneer
days In America, also a soldier and
politician. unlearn9d bu, shrewd and
SkilifuL He was born In Limestone,
Tenn, In 1855 His training Wss
that Of the wild frontier, typical Of the
early Nineteenth century. At the
Alamo in 1885 he was one Of the six
Survivors Of the siege who. upon their
surrender to General Santa Anna,
~ere massacred by the Mexicana
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-13

The weekly News Letter., pub
lished by the U. s. Department of
Agriculture devotes a column IN
this valuable periodical to the effect
that If a door sticks and the general
indications point to the probability
that the ends are too rough, why,
the best way to fix it is to plain off
enough at each end or either end
to make the door short enouge so 1t
won't stick. Of course by using a
column the Department gives more
detail to the timely information.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-13
Methodist Church
Howard W. Mort, Pastor

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Next Sunday morning at the reg.
ular preaching hour, the Rev.
Charles MacCaughey will preach.
1t is seldom YOU get a chance to
hear our District superintendent
speak so we hope you will avail
yourselves OF this opportunity. Next
Sunday morning is the time.
Epworth League at GAS p. m.
There will be no evening services
at the church other than Epworth
League. The pastor, who is attend
ing the Bishops meeting in Port
land this week will be back week
from Sunday to fill the pulpit as
usual.