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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
Base Ball.
TOURNAMENT.

As everybody knows our base ball
fans planned q tournament for Thursday
but the skies wept In the morning SO
the program was set forward for another
day.
On Friday the weather was ell that
could be wished, and there was vast
crowd on the fair grounds oil day.
The first game was between the West
Paris team and the Twin Towns boys.
This was an interesting and close game
lasting two hours and ten minutes, and
was won by the Twin Towns by single
score. West Paris led for seven innings,
the Twin Towns tied the game on the
eighth, and secured another score on
final innings as can be seen below:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23

Iwish to announce to the public that
/ have sold my furniture business to e.
8. Jones, who took possession Aug. /.
! wish also to announce that ! shall con-
tinue the undertaking business, a. In the
past, With able assistants. l also have
for public service fully equipped auto-
mobile ambulance ready for call at any
hour Of the day or night. Telephone
500. GRAoz THAY1R Roaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
Norway Lake.

Henry Hsaly and family and Wesley
and Benjamin Tucker motored 20 Port
land Sunday, the 14th.
Frsdosis Burns has returned 10 her
homo In Lynn, Mass.
willard Buck ct Sanford and Mrs..
Wyman Of Ssoo were recent guests at
willard Buck, Sr.'s.
Rlvs Perry wss homo from Lewiston
over the 14th.
Dorothy Tucker 10 undergoing treat
ment as the Childrsn's Hospital, Port
land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
Coming Events.

Aug. Attention Of Norway Lake School Asso
citation, Norway Lake.
Aug 21-Reunion Of Twenty third Maine hesi
ment, Mechanic Falls.
Sent s. q, 1-Androscoggi Valley fair, Canton
Sept. lS-lT-Msine Stats fair, Lewiston.
Sept N-Annusl meeting Of Oxford County
Burday School Association, Norway.
Sept, %, 81, s4-Oxford County fair.
Seps. n, IS, 2s-West Oxford fair, Fryeburg.
seps. %, ss-Oxford North fair, Andoyer.
Nov. l4ls-Mains State Pathological Society
Rau00r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23

great aeatured show with everything to please ane
nothing to offend Clean refined moral hghcass and in
structve exhibitions for entertaining Ladies' Gentlemen and
Children Take the children to see our little Babv Lion.
It's real sight Of lifetime They are the sweetest az
cutest little pets you have ever seen.
Wonderful performing Lions, Tigers Leopards, Punas
Panthers and Bears.
Highly educated Horses, Ponies, Mules Dogs, Goats
Monkeys Seals and Elephants Great Acrobats Gvmnasts
Contortionists Aerasts Vauers Leapers Tumblers g'
glers Wire Walkers and 90 funny Clowns. 70
series Of Free outside exhibitions will be oven on -.
show grounds at and M. Don't miss seeing this bio
free outside show as alone worth going many miles to see
and it is absolutely free to all aF1a9 d51o9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Central Maine Power Co.
z. L. Merchant.
Thayer's Furniture Store.
Norway National Bank.
Cole Bros.' Circus.
Eastman a Andrews.
N. Dayton Bolster Co.
w. j. Wheeler q Co.
Hill q Mari.
NIL Wood For Sale.
Apples.
Wanted.
For Sale.
Shav's Orchestra Dances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
WANTED.

A companion for Mrs. Julia Ham
mond at Benham Cottage, Paris
Hill. Duties light. Other helpers.
A pleasant home. Moderate salary.
CHARLOTTE F. HAMMOND,
1894 M. D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23

At the fair grounds Saturday the Twin
Towns defeated Yarmouth BY the score
Of Z to 8. Five scores In tho 6rst inning
gave the Twin Towns . lead which WAS
not threatened for the rest OF the game.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23

A lazy liver leads 10 chronic dyspepsia and
onstipskion-Weakeus the Whole system. Doan's
Rsgulets goo per box) oct mildly on The liver
and bowels. At al drug Dtcgoo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
A BUSY WEEK FOB TWIN TOWNS.

A BUSY WEEK FOB TWIN TOWNS.
Twin Towns play four games tbis
week, the first game 10 with the All
Stars at Lewiston 90 Tuesday, Wednes-
day ct Augusta, Thursday ct Oxford.
(other base ban news on pages
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
l.. & A. INDUS.
Totals. ....-......0
$500 H. 10t a.. nkA
Z BAtted for Gibson In Och.
BERLIN.
Totals 80,

Dostie out bunting third strike.
Driscon out for Interference.
sooRE BIZ INNINGS.
L. d A. Indus.....-..o o l o o o o OIL
Berlin. 50 rs
The final game, ~ can be seen, was
between the Twin Towns and Berlius,
and was won BY the former By . SCORE OF
9to 4. The summary 10 given below:
SCORE BIZ INNINGS.
Berlin .....-..........-l 90 o0s o -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23

Cheapest accident insurance-Dr. Thomas
Eclectic OIL. For burns, scalds, cuts and emer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23

Feel languid. weak. run down? Headache3
Blood Bitters Ask your druggist. Price, sl.s5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
WEST PARIS.
SCORE By INNINGS

The first game In tho afternoon was
between the Berlins and tho Auburn In
CLOSE game, and was won without diff
Guilty BY the Berlins, SCORE OF 9 to /.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23

SINGLE COPIES.
single copies Of TEE DEMOCRAT are ave cents
eash. They win be nailed on receipt OF Price py
sinrie copies Of each issue have been placed on
sale az the following places In the County:
south Paris Towards Drug Store
Stevens Pharmacy.
NORWAY, Noycs Drug Store.
stones Drug Store.
A. L. Clark Drug Co.
BupSaeld. A. l.. Newton. Postmaster.
Paris am. Mrs. Maud Andrews, Post
Of1ce.
West Paris. Samuel I. white.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23

Oxford Pomona Grange viii meet with
Pieasans Pond Grange In West Sumner
on the first Tuesday In September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
Brysns's Poad.

The Univsrsalist parish will hold .
grove needing here on Sunday, Sept. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
{. N. SWEET SHOE COMPANY
Opera House Block. Telephone $50. NORWAY

should be treated with Petro.Tan 'o o',siIing
healing. Removes soreness ana . sm other
Economical to use. Gets results wne is tests,
treatments have failed. Also tor S0 roc and
boils. chafes, cuts, etc. Price a5e' Rect to
Sl.oo. Sold by druggists or ;s sna South
! Paria. Maine.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
A Dandy Buy

Five room modern brick, Hardwood floors throughout, well located on B. Willetta street on paving. Only $420O $150 cash will handle. Ask me to show you this.
 FRED A. DIBBLE
 17 N. First Ave- Phone sos dr
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
20 WANTED SITUATION FEMALE

DRESSMAKER with years of sx- perience win do your summer sewing st very attractive prices. work guar antesd. Phone 5is7. dd
 WANTt->----.S Susck scpirE in Ecn- ticmcn's home .s East Adams. dd
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
S250 Per Acre

One of the mort highly improved ranches. 120 acres, in Maricopa coun- ty: fine soil. all cultivated, 70 acres in alfalfa, balance row crops; new, modern room house. large porches. other buildings, Delco lights, double garage, orchard, garden, shade Lena than one third cash, balance terms.
 $250 PER ACRE
 See WHEELER at
 HILL INVESTMENT COMPANY
 33 N First Ave Phone 41O6 db
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Hard Time Bar9ain

Double brick. TOO block, 5 rooms each side; shade fore and aft. 5000. VIII take car. Terms. Phone 4106 P. A, Starr with Hill investment CO, t6 N. ftr4t Ave. d6
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
OWNER WILL SELL Walking Distance rreAA

NedT HlEn Sch00I
 5-room, with beautiful shade; To, 50x300: room enough for 1000 chick. ems; you can rent one side of house; biggest bargain in Phoenix. Set property at 1909 E. Polk St. Phon. 8966- Il
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21

THERE ARE BUYERS % if you w.sh 10 sell. let us know. There are buyers for medium priced homes in good districta as wen as ranch buyers- List with us-
 DWIGHT B. HEARD co.
 Realtors Ground Floor Heard BIds- Phone issi
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Listings Wanted

We want 1istings on houses. lots and ranches. If your price is right we cau sell Several prospective buyers waiting.
 HEALEY, CONRAD E co.
 Phone 702. 33 East Adams If
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
5000 Acres

The Farm Builders corporation ix in the market 10 purchase that amount of land In the Salt River valley.
 We are buying direct from .hs owners. and win pay no commtsxionx We will not consider any slick. water loEEed or aikali land and want no land covered with foul growths.
 We want Al land with a good water riEht and the price must be right If you own 70 acres or more of good land and want 10 cell. can zf the
 FARMS BUILDERS CORPORATION
 10k Heard Bid<- ft
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Fl Acres

With . good dve-room house, old shade and well fenced. Located on main highway. northeast. Price &370o. can arranGe terms.
 ]. s. GRIFFIN, "AL0NE' 118 N First Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Investment

Large 1o-room house, l room now rented for store at $35 per mo-; an- other can be rented for business and balance would make good rooming house; $550o; $750 cash.
 V. M. FIKE REALTY co. 23 E. Washington Room I db
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
AMARILLO LOVES HER NOBLE BOY SCOUTS
~ JOi; .. pOI'E

Amarillo demonstrating Tor her her
Boy Scouts The citizens OF the city investing their their
should
will he icgrd and Hence when there be cnan of
the contrary that could claim attention those
who deeply interested the girls that the taught
themselves, the wives and the mothers OF the future
rcIc with beccnt
nin the fundamental nne OF the schemes tina, claim attention
the ALL there be the fabric
physical and moral The be better than
those today They be capable considerable
haerua!
in is
has made no She provided the funds for this work forward
She whose doubtless centc
that building the lives the
directly girls incidentally qualities will kind
throughout their lives and descend those who after them hcudc
ton and blessing This the thought every
amarillo Boy Scouts the coupling their offerings with their their
hopes their desires
Already the fruit of the training the Boy itself Boys
being advantage bringing about conditions desired They
der To the
than these evidences OF development civic pride the the boys
the and with the will be
increase in the showing OF activities in which the Scouts
amarillo Boy chosen
selves positions formerly occupied You have taken positions
possibilities but also responsibilities The amarillo
things
field
all who themselves ALL will dp and de
grade such failure The advance the ei
nation friends estimation Your work has
broadly, and that which has
been done by taking advantage facility offered
watchwod OF c and
benefited through rhcncss
amarillo proud bcray
undcrrac her ovc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
ARE THESE TIiE FACES

AZ no previous time IN the history ~
this country. has there been 80 much
talk abou, hard times among the
farmers. The American Farm bureau
workers and others who seek Ia bring
relief through organisation IL lhc rural
people. seem to think that the trouble
comes through lack of cooperation and
coordination of effort. There can be-
no doubt that this " true to great cX.
tent. Tor there has not been the spirit
I'd COLLECTIVELY that should hayr been pres.
en- for years past
While organization and cooperation
win have much To do with change of
many conditions. It Is certain these
things will not hrins farm products
hlck In wartime levels ily reason ~
the unusual character II the statement
the following Is given from recent
issue ~ the For, Worth Record.
The talk NJ hard times among farm.
ms and nothing Tor their products I'm.
forests q, l., Lewis ~ Fort worth.
What Is the causy' he asks. The
pcople themselves arr N. cause There
: as much To h made farming as there
'vor VAS II the farmer would do ~ We
used 10 do have sold cotton ut :
'cnis per pound and other stuff in pro.
portion, W. lived had plenty to eat
ana some money. good teams hut no
tu,os. Now. II were farming would
work different and Try to make every.
thing at home To eat and some 10 sell
20 the other man who don't farm. and
save my money would raise Vcgc.
tables, potatoes. berries and other
fruits and poultry and syrups. and keep
= few colonies Of bees and sell honey.
There IL always a good price Tor pure
honey. II Is easy 20 misc and nothing
better Ia eat. Try Il and live ~ homo
rs We uscd To d.. and there would be
'css life failures and suicides. Al kinds
u fruits and products bring a good
nrlcc. And no excuse only idlencss aud
'Stravagancc and wanting all Tor moth
ng. ! have lived a few days and have
had some little experience. Try this
'Cr yourself try poultry yard and pu,
In an apiary. How many bees do you
see now In your travels"
Whether the statements of Air Lewis
are well based. they certainly furnish
food for thought. The more people
think. whether they think correctly or
not. the surer they are 10 ultimately
reach \ real solution ~ the rr"Nicms
by which they are confrcn,ed Think.
INK i the process that liberties a pco.
pie. and the farmers like all others
mus, use their faculties for thinking
more and more as they would advance
from the unfayorable conditions by
which they find themselves surround.
ID, an din which they are engulfcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
J,sr Int r,isM 80.

ThsTc are NJ many farmer and wheat
sr0wvrs crEanlzations hcing promoted
these days thu, w arc fearful that
many ~ the head oifiCers are mere az
Ter the initiation and membership fees
that cnnc "a them than they are Tor
The good Il N, farmers Hale coun'
v farmers arc tsing importuned a. iuln
lhcss organizations, u s~gtas that "a
would o. "a better phn fur the hals
.ouuty farmsrs o. organise themselves
'ats i~al hoslN. and then make a
thofuugh inNssiigation ~ thc various
srEartatiiUus and plans that arr trying
tn cCms inin tbs ft,ld and ~'e who -
baekins them aud then select ~ bsst
oas and coopsrsty With Il An Is not
'suld that Shutters Nvu KNOW .-ftaIn-
Visw NeNs
u ths nrm,gs a. uvttiug Wuse than
'scuuiing ~tuers' ihfy uas have 90.
"a % Wish tp ., ashamsd n b doubt
'ess ifu, thtt thc mthr numtsr a 90
81 r,th.us ,tttr,d tte uen 's,d Nomea
ga o. nuus ar, behaved O. ~ caIs,ele
af msch grd m euur,r dlSsppeint
ulrnts mtni s4th affilttnns. but thtf
uay or uaS uet 81 dae o. thr vJssnr
aatlon mur, ttsn a. the ntus sshsal IA
thlnslns "a orstntsaii0u. a'Naucemeui
tuopfrit.un tnd Cuffdnta0u 40 tliUlt
le, ths ssurrl sooA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

make our LAWS rs Ne please and To- en-.
forcc them as made,
AT PRESENT the Canadian territory
adjoining us On the north aud the
British islands near cur eastern coast.
aud ctlha and McXi,o. our ncaT neigh
hors on the south. are being used as the
base tot Conspiucies agains, our laws
hinnni fOr Instance, practically
worthless island fwty mites fum the
Florida coast. has hecn converted into
dcist for Intoxicating liquors which
arc sen, out frum there to various
points lst~een Havana aud key West.
The british goVernmsR derives mih
uCns at rNenue ff,m liqu0r taken into
lnrnini Tor ne other puIsssc than to
sfnugvh into the United states
"tensd,. Cula and Mexi,A thrvagh
'hvir tvSsuus laws Isont hN the salc II
hau@s dss'ln~d tg the cn1tsd states,
such Conslusl can harllN he rexsrd,
cd as frtendlS and saR act he drtcndel
When th, va~ i bTVagh, lsluge ths
has ~ constance.
~N,ne ~ thgse ns,t,ns wouh Ca a
meitt 20 thtnk "a alsaNu1s thsW tkas
io pf, tyst hand VI pirat,s abe pgsyyd
rlsn OuF goWmsT,y aud eur nattuu
Nvr "a u,t b. lons b. yvgcstcTlus a pre-
test
rs ,bs dollar wosy npSgtau, than
tae u.ant
'Nry az mwv coaeegped abou, tgsde
than thuut murais'
Ary ~ megy nlignaat ahput abe
bs, uf mst, hsl,ll-e thAu sbput cha m'
ttsiuu VI vyr hon,s hS An eueu,S taA,
ta. betu ,gtt,Ned bS constitutional
actf
fhis Vu,situ uust esn bfcOlue az
mte ruattual ualist tul ~ srV tog
tanate % haNHs AZ SfstvtlrN "a stat,
Il uan Nhp las sbpau ps his iu,lp Al
4ees,uns and bl his professional gpn
tatt at he & uut m umpatnN VIA
thls nNkrs uuNt'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
sI.NCkER RERGDOII.'S SAD
LESSON.

Slacksr nsrr,luli after taunting ana
Insulting the government II the United
states. fled To- his beloved Germany
evidently In the belief tina, b. would
h. immune from further prosecution
uopn the charee ~ l.lng deserted AN.
lrr the draft laws 81 ,alc country.
Il may b. that the mills u the
yciS grind SLOWLY hat even those Who
make this eharsc against the machin.
eTy. ADM, slso that they grsnd N.
sesiinxly flus.' 4, i net impr,lalle
that Isrsdh h At THIS time kaFnalg
ihsi the matter AGAINST whieh the ma
eeinsfy q the United States govern.
meat l. dsreC,ed IN hke nAsRAsr |. 20
iuces 10 a near impalpable po~ter
Alih,ush denisd the cusio<D q
tisrg,hall throush To- iuterVsninE .
u.ncss the ruiied states has caused tc
- sslzed is5e eoe woFth 4 his hohi
lass IN this cuuntgy tlcrsisll sesned
"a think hs had d'ae sonlstains o..
ia dh smart ,hsough his dsitaRee "
thc guveFumeat When b. uiled and
f-iused 20 rcspoud q tho cal q ~
hat a, hsd wealth AND a minl %
a. a. sg4i,d nin. and why uct could
uot BIZ money buy &C. hm aumaaiiy
trom ue,,s,.y q sisklag hia pgge.aus
"a hief ts ,'a,fi tae offeels sso.a
a l.tsl Con. rhsslne fFam tae Nniel
states int othrr oonnuss and tlaalb
n'o Germany On ta.s hiter coanuv
he paiattiH sApertel o. create a
.Iash' Nuh BIZ wealth. and vith rs
-aineudy aiit.h toward. ga Waited
states
There vas osr "a thius t.r Beys
AlA haae,er n onuueeuan With h,
continued dsisnDe % thc aH--he vas
snahic O. uke an a. plereriy wth
am Tse rnta s'st,s sa,smmen,
aas uten oser tlmai "a m.l.Hn lalhrs
ana dout.'tsa the ,Oall hs,e t..n ssel
% hlm nr mors m teou.ns vlih hl'
afts Of a heWn utesfm or n
hstrs a "a run ttvn ufiar.
to h.m 'o .artunate nsrnrs vth th'
la.t ssn RI uonr 20 he t,n govern
mert eh.,a he nt,4 50 ne o.H tsv
menfhs aso
Ameaa mast He r..it. rl-.a. vH
a rsIelt4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
Bryan Denounces Opposition to Law

William Jennings bryan. In an AL.
drcss In Washington NJ the Mount
Pleasant Congregational churCh. called
upon every self respecting citizen t.
ul'cy thu prUhihi,ion law and assist In
Is enforcement. declaring that loyalty
,o thu American nation demands no
less, lie said;
As a matter IT fact laws afc not
intcndcd primarily fcr those Who like
them. Those who Ike the law do not
need q, They would without law do
iha, which the law rcluircs. Laws are
primarily intended Tor thvse Who dO
not hkr them and must be- ,utorvcd With
put ann pnrd whatever a. a., Wishes
%, thVSc Win Violate them.
"Sr,ond the enfuuemcn, ~ the l'r0
hitition hN rests ulsn a., same Cum.
won sens ruls ,ha, spt'y o. ths "a
tof,ensni ~ ether hwS NJ vnv Wuuh
think ~ en,rusing the presscutrR IT
horse thieyes o. man who htlieN al IN
hor,s stsahns. Who u rcadN o. steal
Whenever b. hts an VplsFtuni,N and
wouhi euv stolen horsfs NhyueNvr be-
,outl o. ~, Nithout htyriion NJ eysu
horsy tbiei Wuull have tbs uuplbusv
a. ,usssSt uuc u his ,utaa,niops o.
shsrit My Shvgld ,he tutvrycmsn,
a pruhihiipln D. ,utrusied - aaS uu,u
who Il eppfs,d o. pFohihition' INV
.an "a man vho tia.ssf dr.uss bs "a
peetsd o. miegtgrc VITA dF.RAlng "A
others or vnh a basiness TIA, ANS,
.uU Naue U d. himself wants a hmAf
~ Che pHiWUymplt ga grVniniHu IA 90
q, a sCr,nas uHiisr snd nee q t,.tr Ne
muft reIUsulfr ruumVn afpe IA tar
tppouln,at "a rruh.biiion viNgygs Ne
Van nnt afi.pl o. ,lsct AL a praHrstpg
mln Wau Nmks Ia ihroat v,l 30
la'uus agaust hls gonNsp, tA tIa
ba, lls apwtnr sill he c,ryvlps I
f.ut dehat vita hi. cath "a V.l.ey.
Th, thud uaffrr t .0nNshr u lN
.DtIDu wlth ,niole.m,ut u thst s-H.l
aaions -houd espegt vgF g'sa, "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

undcrsell All competitors, u II readily
seen how little the German Industries
suffered as a result IT the war.
Concluding ~ editorial comment on
the outlook, tho Manufacturers Record
editorial writer says.
n, n interesting also TO note that
the krupps are becoming large manu-
tacturris 81 cameras and moving pic
turc apparatus. In Wow ~ the fact that
German propaganda IL preparing to
flood this country through moving pie.
lures disguised IN such way as 10
deceive almost the elect, hu, nt the ss,mo
time definitely intended 10 create a IA.
vorablc Impression Tor Germany and
a spirit Of hostility TO our allies"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
BIC MEN REFLECT BUSINESS

hey i've. IN losing sight u ,seif
through consideration ~ the MINERAL
veal, they never lose. but always Enln.
F'rapk kcll IN n spirit. the spirit ~
community fraigInniirm. and those cit.
~ pofieHsed ~ slich arc 10 DO congrnt.
Hated. They have always q frknd ht
oun. aud their interests aro safc.
guarded. They have someone 90
whom they may turn In hours Of their
pefplcsIty," with assurances ~ IN open
, sane AMI helpful attitude - mind.
, helpful consideration.
II ~ stated that through the action
kcIl and his associates that thu sum
{ t5p2. 800 Inns been saved 10 Wichita
ounty, In addition a. the benefit 10 bo
icriycd through m earlier completion
4 the roads.
In u concluding paragraph " an edi'
orlnl the Wichita FaiH Record,N News
nys "'rhc moral "a all this In that II
Ices pay To live IN u community where
H. public spirited men make their
iOmer, The savings effected carry for.
lbly the suggestion that the Judgment
nd advice " business should be- sought
n pubic undertakings"
Two things ARE necessary IN transac.
ions 1T the character 90 which refer.
nee II mndc NJ this time. Financial
bIl,y and public neutrality-suspicious.
ne of these would perform the task
lone, but both together. Love. for "a
Immunity " shown through the In.
catmcnt " thought. time. labor and
honey more truly than In spoken
orda, Wichita Fails IN monument
the public splitcdncm 81 Frank
,ell ana his associates, more than II "
n evidence of the natural advantages
v which the city II surrounded, Men
uild communities In spite " natural
,andicaps-whvn they put themselves
lunrcly and unrcacrvedly into the
ask
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

The other dny when the hard nurfnr'
cd ruid proginm VI Wlchita county
was confronted with AN Indefinite tie
~. Frank kol and W. NJ Mcurogoi
came ~ the front and agreed, joined
los their associates. Ca finance the en-
lorIriS. "a the extent of tl,bOo.Ooo.
Whit have men lie Frank kell
meant Ia the communities IN which
they reside They are always NJ the
ruclnl hour ana with thur ryornbid'
lng concern IN The welfare ~ theii
home towns. they have thrown them
elves into the brnch ana prevented
many nm embarrassing situation anG
nyrd their pcoplr hundreds II thouH
nnds 1T dollars. Frank kcll IN not
merely frnna He'll, the individual, bui
he II more---a two of the spirit ~ pro
ltcss, civic pride, induytrlnl pride, civi,
and industrial righteousness
To such n man, any suggestion o
failure In hir community N distressing
lie analyses the enterprise. the ven
turc. the scheme and II convinced of ~
righteousness. h. gets behind Il whole
hcnricdly and makes himrclf fclt ~ 1
iti finite source IN the Interest " al
the people,
Al editorial writer SAYS; Zig mcl
ore thu results NJ practice aud h
might have continued by saying tn
pra ',icc NJ hlg things In u big way
IN these times Ut financial nttcs
and depression one and onc'half million
" dollars In not trivial thing l.
place IN the single project oi soo
roads, yet Frank kcll Joined by hi
assoolplca, loves Wichita Falls aud he.
trade territory 10 that extent that b
vent strongly" IN wdcr To conscrv'
the best interests Ut the citizens.
Although men like Frank He'll hnv
made and are making u great success
4 their ventures they are game" l.
Nck the cities, the territory In whlcl