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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
HELPING AMERICAN FARMERS.

The United States Supreme Court decision
handed down Monday declaring the Federal Farm
Loan Act 10 he constitutional and that is proyls-
ions exemp,ing the bonds mortgages and other
evidences OF indebtedness OF borrowers from fed
eral. state county and municipal taxation. are war
ranted under the constitution OF the United
States. aud that Congress in the creation OF the
Farm Loan Banks was within the boundaries OF
its jurisdiction.
According to the estimation OF those who have
made close study OF finance, It's relation to The
people. is feasibility and the lack OF it. tins de
cision through which the Federal Farm Loan
banks will be reopened. is one OF the most import
ant ever rendered by the United States Supreme
Court, from the viewpoint OF the farmer and small
stock man. This decision makes way Tor more
home ownership and home making. The money
is available at reasonable rate OF interest, to all
who are entitled to lis use. on the farms OF Amer
lea.
With the proceeds OF loan from the Federal
Farm Loan baak man may either buy and i'm
prove and ..ocl farm. or he may stock and i'm
prove a farm he already owns. IL viii be readily
seen that through this provision many farm pro-
grams may be supplemented, changed. extended
or made adaptable to the prevailing needs OF the
farmer.
Some will doubtless recall the suggestion that
the new administration might see fit 10 do away
with the banking laws passed by the outgoing adj
ministra,ion This was doubtless a vague. poorly
based and most improbable suggestion.
The action OF the Supreme Court certainly puts
TO rest any OF the attacks based on the possibility
OF its unconstitutionalty The court has finally
passed on this matter. and set il to rest. The Ell
fects OF the decision will soon be felt throughout
this entire country where much improvement OF
farm lands is possible. and will doubtless prove
highly profitable.
Again there will be a manifestation OF the rela
ton existing between the government and th'
governed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
CONVICTS ARE HUMAN

1T looks like the suspended sentence
law Is due Tor jolt slys the Beau
mont Journal. "Many authorities have
made had use of II. hut gentlemen,
let's b. cautious; the unprecedented
crime wave that has been sweeping the
country. has many ~ us IN frame
Of mind to h. more severe than ever
with law breakers. And We need an
awakening on the part Il the citizen
ship. Yet we should not destroy the
po.ribillty OF a young fellow who haH
taken a maynard step from having
chance TO lc saved 10 We are iustifiahlc
i'm no, destroying Il. study the facts
be guided by reason and do Justice To
al concerned Memphis Democrat.
Jerry. wc'rc with him ON this matter,
and Il may bc that some of the treat
',m rough squad" would feel the same
way about II. II they would think u
uitlc more deeply. or at least mercituliy
and hopefully. II seems difficult Tor
acme 10 remember thnt nm offender
against the law IL siill u human who
hrs been ovcriakcn In fauli--a mem
l.cr of society who has some real rights
under the laws II the land.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

men hy "a, tact that men are much
uu,u,r from home. They have more
u..ou.rt opportunities to become In
f,r,,d with the typhoid germ. This
Germ Is carried particularly hy the
water supply Many u the cpidcmics
of tvphuid fever az, localized by thu
area o., which the water of a ccriain
district IL drunk Les often Il II car
ii,d by IN, mills.
Men. loo travelling from place 10 place.
drink water Il 40 kinds. now more than
ever. end en- foods e different kinds
and with different degrees uf sanitary
care. Fui this reason, ! think u II ny
difficult a. account tor the fact tht
men vino travel 40, more likely To con.
tract this dis,as, than women who stay
az home.
Having established the fact that ~
ph,id fever .s uUrc commonly carried
in the water and In the food supply.
the rpnruahl, conclusion AZ 20 the best
method ol avoiding 10 IL that these
sources ui Infection should De- guarded
against nv national. state and city
health authorities. lnrollutcd foods
md saf, water supply are quite NJ
important to "a, welfare e q city NJ
good streets. good fire protection. and
good police rc~ylrc. II the traveller
drinks nothing but boiled water and
pastcurizcd milk. and eats nothing hu,
cooked foods. be- may De- certain ~ es'
Gaming altogether from any infection II
typhoid. pr. Wiley In League for
Longer Life March Good Housekeep
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
SnME THINGS TO DO Now.

ship every ton of coal YOU viii need
this summer and do Il now. Protect
ycurs,h at one, Tor ull family and fac
tory cal needs. Do not wait until next
summer a. next fall. hoping that YOU
viii gc, coal az lower cost. II IL safer
t. buy II nov. " you san get u shipped
Row. tho Il n a. wait
Every Western and Northern coal
dealer. factory ur individual consumer
sh,uld M once begin o. lay IN u fun
supply of coal for next winters needs
This Is equally true aato the South.
although IN, difficulties ~ shippig
through the South In winter are not
quite as great ~ In the iccbound North
and West Bui buy your coal now and
insist upon its being shipped now. do
not depend upon any promises II sup
plyiuE you htcr on. ur ~ protecting
your needs" Make YOUR contracts
now. provided you can cmhody immcdi
at, shirmont lust NJ fast AZ you can
get thu coal uu the ears, The cual ~
your hin. whether for the factory ol
home. viii be- infinitely preferable mex
winter 10 an empty bin and vigorous
scramble t. get enough to keep warn
cr to run your factory.
Buy yom coal now. ship u now. an'
thus protctT yourself against the posi-
Utilities of rvil next winter.
II. u,rch' nee. N, coal should hap
pen % 10 cheaper next winter, yol
would still feel very much better salts
I,i "a take IN, chance of little high
a. price now than 90 IA, uncertainty @
"a lower price and - transportation
fo,r months Manufacturer
Rec ard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
nnM I.n,lnrsrs lien.

The Floyd and Hcspcrian says that
Rails Banner says tnnt when cggs fall
ielow - cents on the market they fnll
below the cost IL production. This hc.
Ink tn case Il H. not oftcn that they fall
below the cost OF production. and we be-
h.yc that striking an average ON the
Lubbock mark would pay around
forty cents " A We the cgg pro.
mcing busiuoas BE- city good one IN
,his section. ,Id every farmer should
untinuc TO have all Tho family ctn use
md some To- sell. II goes a long way
oward feeding the family --Lubbock
Avalanche
Shout It Dow. fer it's a doctrine that
has no kick back. The farm that Keeps
COWS. hogs aud hens properly proper
luncd and cared for. has never been
| ,old for debt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
DAILY PANHANDLE SETS PACE

The Daily Panhandle the pace in carrying advertising
lineage ,, week the evening newspapers During the days OF
Monday to Friday inclusive The Daily Panhandle carried 7oA
inches OF advertising while the second evening newspaper carrie"
,,6z inches This Approximately correct posi-
Div VARYING Jew inches either way but easily showed the lead
OF The Daily Panhandle to be nearly 80 per cent
Carrying the greatest line OF features OF any newspaper pub
Ghed in Amarillo covering thorough manner the local
news and publishing reliable wire dispatches OF the Associated
Press supplemented by the international News Service and the
Newspaper Enterprise Association wonder that people are
reading The Daily Panhandle greater numbers than and
that merchants finding advertising columns unusually
profitable and economical saturday Feb 2e)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
American Legion

Do You Approve?
the aims and purposes Of the Amorl'
an Legion
tho maintenance Ok STRONG post
n plainylow. Tcxnng
the pcrpotntion u the best iradI'
tons of the United States Army and
Navy?
tho Keeping alive and active that
idrit o. SERVICE whirh enabled tn
nitrd slater to carry out faithful
plri b. the World War and enabled us
maintain our own sell respect and
u urnt,Ct the honor uf odd Glory7'
n Yea De-. Huddic--
We'd like 10 have yuu no an active
u,mhor % Roy iilakomore Post. No.
$50.
The American Legion ~ recognized
officially hy the War Department of the
United STATES Government as the one
.'gitimpt" organization particularly for
.tt.rans uf The World War
Don't sou think that the ex.scrvlcc
men should have some organization?
Alnyho there are some things-imma'
terial things--in the Legion which do
not appeal 10 you. Haven't you faith
in the clean. fair.play sensible attitude
ui the AVERAGE American hoy who
Aas In the war? Tint rs just the type
| he Legion h composed ul. Show your
! li,h IN IN, young citizenship OF Amcri.
"a by Joining and helping make the Of
icinl organization of eX-scrvcc men just
| what you would like t. see II. Help
Guild a. Don't Try a. tear II down
! pminyiow Evening Herald.
You can bit on the Herald whom It
omrs to matters - public veal! In
O. lcsd editorial plec" was displayed the
foregoing article. and there can bc no
doubt IT the sincerity 81 the attitude -
the editor. who himself did valiant ser.
vice IN the World War. Than tho
! American Legion there u not today q
nnrr desirable organization. Its Off
GERS and mrmhurs threw their bodies
INTO the breach whom world peace was
! mr. altered. when IN" liberties II free
,tOrlr was attacked. In this struggle
Tor supremacy az arms. In their attitude
toward society before and after that
time. American young men. eligible
% membership In IN, American Legion.
Qualified as entitled To- the hcariiest en-
iurs,mont the most kindly considera'
.iun at the hands of their fellow citi'
,cus. No community has IL within rs
power to- do too much Tor the local
POSTS. or Tor the larger jurisdiction oi
he state and the nation. An honor Is
luc tho boys who carried odd glory
lu a glorious victory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
limits

In the Clovis Journal OF recent date Editor Jack
Hull SAYS that the state legislature OF New Mexico
is losing sight OF party political differences, and
is actually down 10 business We believe that
Jack would not accuse the legislature OF such a
thing ii it were not true, therefore. the state
should certainly feel itself fortunate More bust
ness administration and less OF party political
sparring is the demand OF the present-day Tor
national and state legislation today. Let it be
hoped that the good points OF the New Mexican
program may be radiated into not only the nearby
states bu, that they may inspire Congress as
we'll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
pATRONIzE LIVE ONES

"Readcr. when you are preparing to
come To town To- do some trading jus,
nick up your home paper. glance ut the
advertising columns and zee VINO
wants the trade. We guarantee they
WIN save YOU money. The man VINO
adycrtiscs certainly has Inducements To
offer YOU or he wouldn't ask you to
cali and see him before buying. Hale
Center Record.
"You'rc right as q rabbit" II that
means Internationally correct. The
advertiser IL the live one who Is able
to meet the demands ~ customers who
know what they want. The nonad'
Vcrtiscr Is the fellow who Is incapaci.
,stcd To- handle the business. and the
people viii never make mistake when
they confine their purchases Ia the
uockr II the man who believes In his
q, DDS and advertiscs them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

Again startlingly nhumanc treatment OF con-
vcts in Texas have been disclosed. This, ac-
cording to some citizens, is the way 10 cure crime
in the state Il might be- that since there has been
Z dearth OF law enforcement, lack OF terrorism
in Texas. that "trea,in' EN- rough" may serve a
worthy purpose; God knows that il mans in
humanity 90 man" TO have cured crime, this would
have been accomplished long time ago But it
won't, despite all advocacy OF tits at variance
with the spirit OF mercy, the spirit OF Christianity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

The recognition given the Amarillo Firemen
and Pa,rolmen by the Amarillo Panhandle Auto
motive Association. for their obliging assistance
during the show. j. another evidence OF the fact
that nothing is lost by rendering an unseliish
service 90 others. Both the automobile men and
the fire and policemen have been helped by reason
oi this act OF the former in sending a substantial
check to the latter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

papers disseminators Of publicity, are more
open" than the "open book" so often mentioned
by candidates Tor office for their work is always
in the open" and all who are interested may see.
The more that is seen and known and known about
the newspapers OF the country, the more they
will be appreciated. along with the people who
bring them into being.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

Who could blame the French Tor being exac,ing
in their demands against the Germans? Those
who have suffered most acutely are certainly the
one, to know something about the cost OF rene
dies We are sitting rather far back in the grand
stand to referee or umpire that international
game"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

Cant" never has accomplished anything. The
spirit OF dare and do has occasionally made bad
mess OF things but il has more often accomplished
much Tor the betterment OF mankind The fact Is
tina, the hope OF the world lies in the man. tl9
community the nation that "can and will"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

Compliments are pouring in from all sources
to those who were chiefly instrumental in making
success OF the recent triple event in Amarillo,
The people OF the Plains County like those from
all other portions OF the world love a success.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

Evidence OF the fact that many are falling vic
tins to the spring gardening lure, are seen all
over Amarillo. The propaganda Of the seed cat
aog. with its highly colored and prettily designed
pictures. is taking hold upon the people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

Amarillo's churches-your churches are extend
ing YOU an invitation to attend the services sched-
uled for today You will be benefited il you at
tend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

Ths three leading Italian discoveries
are J ,hn Cabot. Christopher Columbus
and Ga. Varo AseIli.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
THREADS ~ ~ ,. 1...1...


Threads g. NJ .s O. "sw,ru' booster
and h. Is not gong 90 start 90, this late
hour a. change his -iyie. Yet there are
times when even Threads has tend.
,ncy a. howl" TAX, Tor instance that
Chicago duck who recently siw fit a.
poke a little fuu at Amarillo. and in So
doing gave the rify one az the be- -
newspaper advertisement she ever had.
n was the wind that WAS Worrying
him. and b, made "gOod' Sob dtscrib.
irg Amarillo ylnfsturms. considering
the fact that b. newer saw one. why,
that fellow has No idea how biz the
world IL. II, writes ~ Il he thought
Chicago constituted lll the United
States and part ~ Africa which h,-
gosh II does. Africa out 81 Chicago.
and the town would never smell the
same. Really some sections 1T Chl,a-
~ throws OF am od0r on q hot summer
lUy thai .Wvuld make a glu. factory
ashamyd IL itself. l.iuhuygcr Cheese
Nor, resembles "calusno' strr, when
IL COMES a. 'suclling" than these mag
uifirlcut districts. occupied chiefly hy
southern cotton nlrk,rs' who mHuag
I'd 20 get overly tanned Now We are
not cussing them Tor getting tanned.
And Just su Ions al they remain where
they are ", shall not say anything
rbuui their smell but We can't see
how any sun.oiu.gun who claims o. ne
/ "HeMhltp Man" can stand ~ and
say h. "cnjoys" q.
Of course. 10 T. quite natural that q
/ few N them--cspocially Jack Johnson's
| white wifce-Oh. My Gawd.--whcn this
article Is brought 60 their attention
/ viii start n oommutlon. which IN ulI
! probability viii end with u race riot, IN
| which We viii be- the leading chnract
/ cr." For u Is no disgrace tu BE- q cow
l ard II they ~my after u We viii
lead them Go The Pacific Just as fast a'
our legs will permit. and Il they are not
Lisgusted by the time We get there. W.
will give them the dodge and lead
them back to Texas
But we are not very badly scared. ~
the mater s,ands-thc ducks cuulC
not leave sweet smelling chr Iona
enough To- come all the WY to Amarillo
And then another tt.ng: They know
when they get here that there will not
be- a sucker In town who will address
them as Mister" or Miss Nol
have a. have "pcrfume" az 'smellihl
salts O. do that stunt
Now. Chicago may be little "hlg
ger and n little more Niger thar
Amarillo but there b. one thing certain
and here IL ls-wc don't 'lie' 10 'em
IN Amarillo O "ncgru - a negro" ans
Jus, as long as h. rcol!zcs the fast h. d
Just as safe from danger us schoo
hoy's brain II from over work. lie
viv,n employment, aad D. well paid
I white reuplc soc O. II that hc h givc'
n fair chance In every way, but n
minute h. decides that h. Is even 'par
Whit. war begins. And u Amt q rae
riot. for Il is all over IN about fiy
minutes. The only place be- win l.
leader" will be- when b. "lcads' "a
procession-ncxt day
And even AZ that Texas negroes 40
treated better than negroes in any othc
s,nc. Social equality. In Texas, Is
dream extinct, and uo class knows hi
, better than the Chicago ''colorvd hroti
, e."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

hut valuable space. discussing questions
which are ot uu interest. Right now
Harding H. preparing a. move to Wash
itrt'r-aud take over NoDdroW's po.
ation ~ the time of his nomination
he had only one idea ~ yiow-thut was
the $4,000 per To-day he knows tina, he
De- being watched los the leaders uf every
nation. There has hoon tim" when En-
rupplr Lords. clown ounces and
Lounge Lizards. could do their own
thinking and acting hut sine" they
have learned that an the brains of
the world Is In Am,rica and just hy
way OF lHrcnthcsis We will say the cash.
tUnl. they are Very ''cuu,id'rutc.' We
can't shy fur sur, whether IL b. the
brains on the cash they are after. hut
w. win admit that they are Ia nc,sl Of
l,'h. However n Harding secs ~ 10
PAT We IN chars, ~ the National Treas.
my. % Will take more than canned
bgll." diplomatic pleadings. and sob
storlor 90 get us 10 open the vault We
viii hing ON tu every dollar until the
eagle" thinks Its wcarin' Il cor
-ot."
However at this time 60 seems very
rrpLthl, that Harding viii enlist the
service ~ another Lily Whittier" fcr
this place. M doubt h. knows just what
%. IL doing though We hunc that u
o. will never Do necessary Tor NJ TO come
ou, "uoiut blink" ard ask Tor a ror'
i.un ,t the spoi.s and slirc 81 the
rolitr'l pip. \ word To the wise Is sat
ficiouJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

This column may Rad rather queer
today for N, proprietor has been al
moot pestcrrd 20 death hv gang ~
now cub" renortcrs. Three uf ',m. and
al from Missouri You can't tell EN-
unvthirg-you must "shuw them.
th,urh they keep you busy hIlf of the
time answering questions. one of them
asked us the other day WHEN Texas
elected her nest president, aud u We
thought there was possibility of Texas
s,.ng into the Union at some future
date. We told him that Jim Ferguson
was tho last president ~ ToNas. hut he
got fired and since that time there
hadn't been any. Nclf. u was furthcr
explained, now acTcd In the capac ity oi
king and the people are 81 wei
pleased with him that iu an pruh bllity
Kingdom. IN that ease. the u nitct
States will be asked To puin the new
ldnglum
cub replied tina, II was Fun ny
proposition" and we told him that h'
was. too. We call him Angel Food
now--thnt describes the lightncss OF hu
I brains The other two Missuurians, "
I had rather not mcniiun--thcy miEht not
/ like IL. Some OF these days W. are going
20 petition the managing editor to get n
now force. and insist that he allow Us
/ POO DE- the choosing. n be- agrees, and
the chances are hc will not. We are 20.
ling Co send To Arkansas and get some
PEAL "ruf1ns" We won't expect them
'r DO any reporting. OF coutsc--we VIII
90 il an oursclf. Bui by arming Thorn
with heavy clubs they may b. able 10
. f,Dp book agents out 81 our sanctum
long enough for us 10 write Threads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

But there g. no good reason why
Threads should use up ~ 81 his limited.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-10
WHAT AN ACCUSATION!

We experienced day when alder
Pilot of making Socialist votes for next springs
election We much amused by his assertion
game of those who hope to retain city admin
istraton for another term.
The Pilot has printed what has felt the cit
this community should know about the delay in raising
until this period of depressed conditions that
received this rebuke.
But we know there is in this accusation. 1t
another bit of sesufcency he who part of the
will stop and think perhaps the thought will
dawn upon The Pilot but himself who has had
hand things that make for opposition to the city hall today
whether this the making of Socialist votes merely right
agitation for ticket next spring Of representative men in
whom citizens have confidence
What shall probably in the future is the seec
nonparsan slate for next spring composed about
the timber that occupies elective offices today
should ticket at least led by business
extraordinary abity who is financial expert who held in
high regard labor well cpa who be assured to vital
ize municipal government. -
What want to be Of is future foresight which will
low when they should raed which Will
not keep down low mark when prosperity would make
possible of higher In other words do not
want repetition of what has occurred the past several of
prosperity We have had about enough of nane municipal
1t time that at least try to usher in cleaner more
ambitious and more eXacting government.
This The Pilot at If the tickets announced for
spring accord with the standard SET there shall
hestancy telling readers this fact matter what
kind of votes made.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-10
INITIAL APPEARANCE
OF WAUSAU TRIBUNE
MADE ON MONDAY

The Wausau Daily Tribune, which
has some 900 stockholders, made its
initial appearance on Monday last,
publishing twenty-four page paper.
The first issue was naturally printed
under difficulties, as would be ex-
pected with a totally nv organiza-
ton, and press accident on Friday
last caused postponement of the first
edition from Friday until Monday
evening
The paper obtains its news from the
International News service and from
the Federated Press. George w. Lip
pert. president of the corporation, an
nounced in the first issue of The
Tribune. editorially. that the policy
would be independent, The Tribune
is made up somewhat on the order
of the Wisconsin News and the Chi
cago Herald-Examiner, II is seven
column paper. The first column to the
left contains editorials of Arthur Bris-
bane each day and banner headline
across the other six columns an
nounces the most important news OF
the day. A. A. Trojan. formerly edi-
tor of Medford paper, Is editor, and
f. o. Schug, Lafayette, Ind, news
paperman, is business manager.