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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
NEW TREASURY DEPARTMENT
SAVINGS PIAN

A new savings plan has been put
into effect by the U. S. Treasury De-
partment which provides for a new
issue of Treasury Savings Certifi-
Gates in denominations of S25, O1OO,
and $1,000, bearing interest at the
rate of 4 u % per year, compounded
semi-annually.
Certificates costing $40 each, ma
ture s25 five years from date pur-
chased.
Certificates costing $50 each, ma
ture 500 five years from date pur-
chased.
Certificates costing $500 each, ma
ture $1,000 five years from date pur-
chased.
They are registered in the owners
name and are absolutely safe, there
is no fluctation whatever in value.
they steadily increase in value each
month. The limit person may
hold has been increased to $4,000.
These certificates may be cashed
before maturity if necessary, on
short notice through Banks or Post
Offices.
The sale of War Savings Stamps
(s5) and Thrift Stamps (25c) will
DC absolutely QiSCOulluuSu dlLt- ~
cember 81, 1921.
This month is your last chance to
fill up your incompleted folders or
cards of the 1921 Series. These
Stamps, however, may be eashed at
any time by the owner upon pre-
sentatior at the Post Office. Hold
them il possible as they increase in
value each month held at the rate
of 40 per year, compounded quar-
terly if held to maturity
A 81 Treasury Savings Stamp is
provided for the saving of sman
amounts, 20 of these attached to
card may be exchanged for Treas
ury Savings Certificate OF the S25
denomination
These Certificates make excellent
Christmas presents which viii be
much appreciated. In addition their
possession will encourage the saw
ings habit. Call at the Post Office
and we will explain more fully
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
Biqamy for q Lodging.

A LIE Mans 5ignalman has just been
condemned to two years impriSon-
ment for bigamy which. he AYERS he
committed in order to find In the pres
ent "crise de Logement" somewhere
to lay his head.
He is a man Of fifty-dve and he re-
Gently married a widow Of seventy
five who offered him 4 room In her
cottage on the firm condition that he
should marry her. This he did, de-
claring that his wife was dead. One
Of his wives was dead, but the police
tracked down another, who deserted
him some time ago. Tho unfortunate
man has now had "crtse de Logement
solved for some time, at least.-Paris
Figaro.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
HERMITs LIFE HIS CHOICE
Man Who Has "Fiocked BY Hlmseif
for Twenty-Five Years VIII
Have No Other.

A hermit leads q fascinating life.
So w. D. Clark says. and he ought TO
know, for he has been 4 hermit In re
arctic wilderness nearly q quarter OF
a century.
"Once a hermit, always \ hermit
says Mr.. Clark. "A hermit wants no
body's pity. He enjoys his so'itu
and wouldn't trade 1t for the pleas
ures and excitement Of cities. hai"
been in civilization 4 year now All
I am going back homo to the wilder
ness as quickly as I can. There ar"
no fakirs, swindlers and thieves there.
Mr.. Clark's home cabin Is on III"
headwaters Of Peel river, $50 miles
from Herschel island and ITO miies
from Fort Mcpherson His nearest
neighbor Is So miles away. They see
each other once a year. With the eY-
ception of this man, Abe Schafer. Dir.
Clark Is the only human being In
thousand square miles Of country. The
Indians do not 90 that far north and
the Eskimos do not coma that far
south.
81 have seen 10000 caribou in a
herd" Mr.. Clark said. '@They go to
the arctic coast In the spring to have
their young and in September they re-
turn south to the edge Of the timber,
where they can find shelter and moss
on which they live"
The mercury goes rs degrees below
in winter, Mr.. Clark says, but 1t is
the most healthful climate in the
world. Old-timers up there, he de-
clares, do not know what sicknes.
means.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
EW&S
CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS

CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS
''Ebiut soft and low, slad CHRISTMAS BELLS
We, ~, will sing,
UFl lrIaS Our Sits more yrssieas TAR
cbaa iYaakiRetAst or costly myrrb
e Christ sHr Hing.
On esasterattd lives we'll sipt,
Whl trusting, lcpfns hearts We ttHs
g PLEAD for grace and strength to live,
HHl Asssr Fin. cur prtsisas Ffitsd."
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
CT V E!

IF il bs true land folks there are
i This legend who belisve)
That every year the Christ Child walks
Our earth, on Msry's Eve,
How much of suffering He finds
To make His kind heart trieve!
So many starving babies, pinehsd
And whimperins with cold,
Such piteous wee faces drawn
With hunger, gray and oldl
A hundred needy cssesT Oh,
The half has not been toidI
AID We, whose homes arc holly.wresthod,
And fay with Christmas trees,
What have we done TO merit cheer
And comfort more than theser
rThs Child with SD and puzzled eyes
Must wonder, as He seesi)
Then. ere the birth-morn OF tbs Babe,
Give gladly, every one,
A, thi, past year has prospered you,
That sons poor little one
May know q 1.-THE of Christians joy
Before the Day is donsi
-MAzIB v. CARUTHBRs.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
THE DANGER AND PENALTY
OF IDLE TALK

If there was ever a time when
people should refrain from idle talk
and irresponsible gossip, it is the
present. The constant repeating of
false reports circulated by those who
either deliberately or through lgnor-
ance seek to undermine business in
situations, has rachel stage when
the public should demand in one
voice that a halt be called. Now is
the time to establish confidence in
our business enterprises and houses.
Damaging rumors passed from mouth
to mouth, practically in every in
stance found to be baseless and I'M
true, that there is a stringent law on
the statutes of Idhao that holds them
strictly liable for the damage they
are doing. They should exercise
care before starting or repeating
damaging statements.
Chapter 164 of the 1921 session
law provides:
ANY person who shall willfully,
maliciously or without justifiable
motive therefor make, circulate or
| transmit to another or others, any
| false statement, rumor or suggestion,
written, printed or by word OF mouth
which is directly or by inference de-
rogatory to the financial condition or
affects the solyency or financial
standing Of any bank, savings bank,
banking institution or trust company
doing business in this state, or who
shall counsel, aid, procure or induce
another to start. transmit or circu-
late any such statement or rumor,
shall upon conviction thereof. be
punished by a fine of not more than
$4,000 or by Imprisonment in the
county Jail not exceeding sir
months.
Boise Evening Capital News.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
Anlu Ntnht

8tlsnt ntgHtI Enly night
All things slfRp sapr tfIr bright
AMI ntnst bully ahurahlr patr.
fnlp Ghtlh. NTH rtnglrttrh 4atr.
STRIP In hraurnly prarr.
STRIP In 4rsufalu prarr.
1tirat ntBAtI Hnly utgHtI
Ahrp4rrhA first Bam thr light:
Athst t4r angFlH' HallflHjah
Eunh rfHnnnhs frnm far ann nssr,
Ghrtst. tAs 6auiuur. ts hrrr.
Ghrtht, t4r eautuur. iH hsrf.
4tlsnt uigirtI Hnlu might!
Rua nf Gun. Al! hnm hrtsht
Hmtlrs UAy luur nil hraurnlu lipsI
'Uts taf frEf 6aluattnn AnrnI
eHrtnt. tAr 6autnur. ia hnrnI
G4rtsf. fAr 6autuur. ia hurnI
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
Servants of the People.

IT want to serve my country"
"a praiseworthy ambitionT esn-
mented Senator Sorghum. But you
want to bear this in mind. A econ
try is likely to be tremendously fasfs-
finding about the service and nse b
bit liberal when II comes to tp
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
PIANO AT SACRIFICE PRICE

High grade instrument in our
possession in Payette must be sold.
Will give discount for quick turn
over. Easy terms to responsible
party If interested write for par
ticulars to The Denver Music Com
pany, Denver Colo. Dec 22t4.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29

WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES

THE hand Of tn. world seems hard,
i The heart Of the World seems cold.
OF sslfsh schemes seem oil its dreams
And it's only goal s..ns sOld.
YET Shsns2sr Christmas comes.
Tn. S.rIl the mask remove,
From tn. tender part Of its kind, true h..rt.
And We Learn how much it loves.
w. So it's. good old World
Which only plays game
Though it loves the nee and i, k.sps
tbs pace.
|, is tender al the sane.
Though i, struggles hard to win,
The dream in its heart is sweet;
And on Christmas Day it is 8 lad to Icy
Tia prize at its Ssviour's feet.
LEE SHIPPET in L..li.'..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29


John D. Rockefeller. Jr., was speak
ing before a Sunday school gathering
Ambition" he said, sis the most
laudable trait in the world, but nc
permanent success comes from flying
too high.
success is only achieved step by
step and too many Of us, in our dis
content and desire to go higher. over
look that fact. Too many Of US are Ike
John.
"John was buttonholed on the street
one day by a friend who asked him:
-.John, are you satisfied with your
present position?
NAV answered John. But the
hos, amt satisfied with the way l i'll
Il sathsr, 30 1 guess it's ifty-ffa.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29

The woman's Auxiliary Of the
American Legion will meet Monday.
January 2, 1921, with Hrs.
'rlenn Landon, this meeting IL an
important one and all are requested
20 be present.
By Secretary, Mrs.. Landon.
Dec. 1st2,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
1@R#
THE CHRISTMAS WATCH

GAVE for tie engineS Rhythmic be<f
- Tx ship Is 4Dreeped m dre<ma
Behind It on te ddrkened deep
II Ydke of nl,er streams.
Iy4ik my lonely 7rateb, and beU
Tx Voiees of the brave
Old vibnp chant their sasds 7DiiS
In rsdr Of 1rind and 1ra,e.
GSI seems q HTie nearer here,
Far our upon He grand
k.< SEQ b1n -1ben / used TO keep
Ny Ct1Hnas on the land;
Fore i seems to me - the n<rJ
h,e shining angel eye
Tb<t -vsteh sboye he MARINER
From s1fisn5 m The skier.
-Miua Iring IN tie Ne- York H1AA
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
.SsEzT7
Task of Time.

Il thought I'd make my Christmas gifts
and s'prise them all. you see;
lave to sew said little Juliet.
..nu, guess I'll have to hurry, cause
tomorrows Christmas day,
And haven't ret ~ needle threaded
,.tr. st Nicholas.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-29
TRAIN BULLETIN
FOR PAYETTE

West Bound
No. 17-3:43 a. IN.
No. $3.50 p. m.
No. 23-2:10 p. m.
No. 89-9:53 a. m.
East Bound.
No. 4-9:22 a. m.
No. 6-7:40 a. m.
No. 1870 a. m.
No. 24-4:20 D. m.
Payette Valley Train
Leave Payette-7:4O a. IN.
Arrive Paay etteA4:D0 D. m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

\ method has ls',a pcSfcc,s,i fyT spin
ring glsss into threads abNa, like W
hnary ,hrcad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
WILLIS IS GIVEN
SUSPENDED TERN
FOR FIVE YEARS
JURY PALS TO REACH YER.
DICT IN OTTO v0SS
THEFT CASE.

With ,hrcc criminal iuricS organised
yesterday. criminal dccSc, in d,ssric,
court took IN unusual ACTIVITY. one
Jury found verdict and VAS dis
charged. a second one was unable 10
agree Will the Sac IN H., hear all
the testimony 70 that Il could consider
A verdict
Fines T.. Willis pleaded guilty 20 q
charge q forging a check q sss upon
horace Grcer. he asked for a sas,
PENDED sentence Tor five years and the
jury granted his pis--
rhe jury had no, r~Achri verde,
late las, nigh, In the case OF Otto voss.
ehargcd With the then ot g.. sutosao.
hle frVm y, e, pu,tllnsVr here on
September . The case wen, 10 the
Jury al ii.3o a. IN.
In order that the day mlght he full
e work Judge Rshop called the case
Of the state OF TEXAS Va Cecil Melton.
charged with forEing So check on
Frank Mc,ncSen. The Jury was
selected aud taking % testimony begun
before court Was adjourned W. "a
Child.rs. dis,rio, attorney. said h,a, ~
sd evidence that Melton had bccn
si,sn suspended sentence term In
1 tkas,rop County, and that this prohib
ted him from ASKING foT one here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Coupon in News is
Worth 20 Cents in
Good Merchandise

NJ. ,wsnS ccn,s isn't a tcg,une-g's
n.src,v one tsfth q q dollar, eu, Why
no; saw ~
n Thc News tomorrow mxning viii
). found a coupon that IL worth -
onts. and II cosis You nothing,
Clip the couroa frVm The News and
,ssc l, In your grNcrr and exchange
4 for mcrhanslise.
That's simple. isn't it--tust one nth
dollar saved. Why no, start u
now.
There viii te no tayorites tor the ecu.
pOn In your possession. bu, II will ee
suffscisn, rrnof tina, yos ar. en,s,lct 20
the crr<iit q 80 eca,S.
Jus, TO cs,cruinc how elosely the
people rad the ADVERTISEMENTS. Il Is
hoIet that cv-ry T,ader may clip the
coupon fryn the copy u The News
recsived snd take u % a s,orc a. . 81,
H. value In merchandise.
In tcmrroS mornings News viii be
announced the merchandise that may
- houeht with the coupon. Watch Zoe
I aud avan yourselves 10 the - ceats
1r,Slit secu.e,i through the coupon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
LEGION SHOW
TALK Of TOWN
FOR few DAYS
HUNDREDS WILL SEE THE
THREE PERFORMANCES
ARE INDICATIONS NOW.

That benefit shVN byiug siag,d Nj,
va, u,gh, saturday st,,ruc'n and sat
Upi,y nish,, IA a., WwOsu's auxiliary
ta haps0n rus,. An, ioau Legion.
PROMISES o. bc upv ~ thy SENSATIONS
O,w this Wvvk end ENvrNbu,y " talk.
ug thu show ~ thu STREETS nov. aud
indlcAtivus ayv tia, MANY huDdrc,iS viii
soc vny 81 thr thrve performances
Thcte Is uo question bag that this
val h. tho ,bs>l,si l,.tal talent show
cN,r siag,d hyp, Aud Why shouldn't
u be- rh,t, slv spo i.vplr ln "a, vast.
iuvMd,ug snp,h l~'ys .nd girls e. Ama
UlIo's pDpuht NVgug iU,u aud WvWl,u
up "a many "a IN, disnt,,,l business
nNn aud uiair'ns With Such an arfaN
talent Be b. uo Nvr,i,r that psOplc
Src Saysng thar they must $50 how
,h,s '-rsou vr that On, lOoks IN thc
shvW
Eoapd "a, C,Ock With the p,bu
Nut,S " the classy uAmv that has
b''a gwen thus show Ny Ms, Prank,
r,ulN NCung, diUctvr, Who has had
SEVERAL wars cNlNyi,ncv IN THIS linz
-, has dirvctvd shows fw Various
ygan.satiOu>, makiug a SgVcially VI
hrm TOT Amvrscan l.,gi0n l~Sts, Elks
lnhs and shrine vtgan,fa,lvns
Nh, No0US has s.-nt many w,Vks
IA Amarillo, 1nd tnv show u jus, ahVu,
oAdy a. ~ stag,t. \ l,Sal urm has
,ry,cd a lars, clcck and thc acts Will
e hull, around d rhvrc viii b, thigty,
six teAtuUS. tw,lNc ~ each u thc
thr,, acts Thv show Wiu D. two hours
and fifteen minutes In duration,
favNNl'S novelty orchestra VIII tur
Ai>h the iars musir, and ,hyp l. ~
kNsding" WHEN yOa ny that AmNrillo's
,Al,ntvd youn ghnC,rs viii 10 the
,crpSi hvgoNn art IN and out NJ thr
lels on tha, clss'k Sha, viii nlrNS.e IN,
mo-, critical nN,r'a "a thc "tNld
;vaasSi' rONS
And Au,ar.i,o never had show In
ahlch thsfs Viii ~ ~ many pfsnciiN1l
,harae,,ss, Th.ss characters hNVN pTNc
,ic,,i hard aud ,hcV viii vyvsa,U, ,hcss
.s,tS in a manner that viii ~ higAly
n,ertaiuing and a, the same time show
the heights "a drama,tc and CNm,>ly
arts.
rscssts haNc bc.n rlScsd on sale a,
,he Callins prug store. - II Amarillo
,scil and f,g tia, matter irVm O,hor
lAnhAndlc tcwas-want "a h a~SgrVl
u q ssc.ng this show, which VIII h.
STAGED a, thu n0nA ThcA,rc, they
had better H. nluaknE down the wash
tor ,hcs. s-rya,lcns. declared a mem
er u III, ttckst commlt,,e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

L,pru frrnch Thy ,.eamsne. i'e
i.uAe rail~s and C'sass's. l'hsss s's''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
UNUSUAL NUMBER
OF MEN ATTEND
BAPTIST REVIVAL
DR., sAMPEY's CoNoREGA
TIoNs ARE INSPIRED TO
THINK DEEPLY.

llaVv Nvu v,vt s,oles,i To- think What
6' y'r\,rsi,a W ls,W m,ant g.
Christianity NJ man cN,tcis,d so lsoW
vrtW au mrlU,no ulsn N, Thought
AMI Tie ~ thc catlN vhut,h as thr
Apostle l0ul nr lVhN q S,mp,N.
Who Is had,us ,hc urNNal noW m
p,oscss "a thc Ntsl lsapiis, Chu,,h.
viii haNv A. his thvu.V t,r thu 10
vvl,Vk SvyNtVv this mOguing, Tn,
CnnNs y~iun "a saul" III, vNans,lts,
asks tha, aW Who v,auc Ia hyat nav,
uad ivp1v cvmlng the sth, ssnd and
stth chapters - The il,sA ~ Acts N,
ha,V ,u th,s,. thrc chapters ,hc S,u,N
a has c,WNvfSivN The nUn,lyf who
arc ttiuging NV ns,au,Nts AMI "a
lbs t0 "a, ~'r,tV'S u Rc,vasiuc ,a,,N
rVmgbt IN Stml~y VII tx, h,s tvNt
fwu thc sth ,hspsvt ~ lVhNs GvS
vel,
las, Wgh, IN, S,m,s'y .S,sA, srva
ths tth and Nth vhanvrS "a John. ,l,,s
l'l, Tho vvUgVgNllun who h,atd hin,
NN ,bc NUi,dlug ,hVughttal a. Inv
rrNvhvr d1 uvl miuCv wONlS hut IN
an Gnu,isiNAal'lv UanDvy cl,arlv ,,in
Nncod hts h,orvts that the n,an guilty
W sin Vas tho tCud S,t,anI ~ Sin.
hc prvsc0,ed Inv s,nncg as Vne NOund
with shacN,v> fcfey,l ~ ,hV hand Al
Ia nrNl Men lo,py,' sakl thr slsat
e. "auc slavvs o. q hlgh ,Vn,p,r. and
haNV said things and d,snv things NvhlA,
ntc, tAc c'n,Ul ~ this Sin that can
neNvy - unA,,ny Mvn t,saN AN, IN.
>laN~S q thc p,,>, flagrAnt S,aSaNn,N
ni issssiOts, S,so slAV,s vi drunk. ~
hat ,ustaN lhsN ,arv net whether thu
Nuf O." pag, al,V'hl az N,sl al,,,A,l
They drink y. Men arc SlANvs u nv
ap,tN and Souoy o. suvh an cN,cn,
IN, u matters Uv Nho il alOu, thV,o
h,N s~Nar and u.s. thy tl,,S, N,lr AN
S0ag', Me0 anv ,nS'aN,,l ~ tho Sam
Inns Instinct, ana arc waS,inS tArlt
t'NnS M thV gvtg Il this hN,ll When
ain cnce rrtS H. gtip oNrn wa n
dr,NNS NoO With Inv WhiN ~ a SlNNS
rsNvr," ,hupdVryl ,hs p,Vachcr
rOgA.ng fr,',0 ,AiS phas,, ~ the lis
rosstcn hr SamcrV presented Carts,
: ,hc ooly oac WIN cca,d y,l,Ns,e man
tO'm ,he s,.Scklcs * Ssn. HN rca,ntl,,s
h,s aUd;"W,c ~ ,Ac wVSNlS whiSA lesns
>psse, III ,hc S'n thVyVlcyc SHAH make
yco frye ~ shah H. tr,,., ind,,>l - re,s
;actV0S taVi,stiOn thc ssN,ASher hs,s
orsh t. his hcNCrs and rs usual =
namNsr grcScnlra themselves sNr n,cyn
esshlp with GVa's recrlc.
\ nO,lcNShc ,Alag al~Na, tho S>,ngrS ,
sa,ica al each SrNksc " ,he large
nuuesS ~ men WIN agO a,,cn,lNg. even
h, tho mOyninS hNur
Tonight "a the elOS~ ri the service
herN viii l., NsN'lAl mcS,ing ~ a.
'uiccsS AMI tcScheyS ~ thu Sunday
schOol rho pastor. nr, Niugia. and
sunday Sh0l snysr tn,cnslcn,. \. "
NtyVr. arV VNry anNlNGs sr every "a
Csc~r ard ,CaChcr ,0 ~ rsNssnt
Alteration ~ AGAIN cAlha ~ ,Ae fsc,
m, the hsSsVt e,,l,,V,,Np TAKEN each
'vcains mus, dessaV all cNpenScs q,
~ meeting a. ~ SlsS'iAl Otisrlng IL
Ia - taken ThegVtosV. Il j. 0ss,.l tia,
,eesc offerings h. naa,kc ~ liberal as
NcSStllc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Oil and Gas News Amarillo District

W Holmes information obtain
O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

tNV h0ndrvl mNllon cuNc lve, " eas
tens ~ cAn
vlghl haNd,vl latr,,s Ns gravity,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
CLARENDON Man
URGES PLANNING
FOR PLAINS FAIR
RYAN DID NOT SEND TELE.
GRAM TO AMARILLO.
HE SAYS.

U.,rsc \ RYAN. prominen, bua
a,ss Wan ~ Clarendon, ana \ y
MyCaplvu srrtay ot the Clarvndon
Ihamh,f II Commrrp,. Wen, business
visitors en- tho g.tV Yesterday. and inst
dcn,ally mad, remarks In rrgard g.
conditions nrruan,ling the awarding q,
exhibits d, the STATE Pair at nalas
", RYAN i,clarcs that a. believes the
tlm, l. "a hand when agitation should
hc made ana plains formulated tOr a
gcnmnv TIL State Fair iu Amarillo.
Nj RYAN Vgf,ts the responsibility
that has lc,n l1sc,d ul,on him "a the
srudiug vi kilograms tpau Dallas to
Amarillc, dcylaring that h. Nni none
,o this city dealing With thc iair NJ
thuugh thu kilograms r,.cvlNrd this
Nevk hcW chargv han With leading
acc,tnrs to b,l, u, state ia,, hc said
,ha, he lctt ,hvrc about Htlsy noon
and could NJ, have taken IaJt In any
such affairs.
Ma RYAN. IN the meantime, had Wi,
ten the following letter to Mr. Jam.
snn regarding tho situation At Dallas
Nr. Prank Jamiscn, S.crtary Managv.
Panhandle Plains q II -.
Amarillo TEXAS.
noar sir;
Rorarling ,el.gtam arIsaytns in the
Amarillo News on las, saturday. pur,
poy,lng 10 ~ SIGNED by nv relative &C.
alleged Discrimination agains, ranhAn
alc counties AZ the state fair AT nal.
las. l.g to NdVts. tina, while endorse
fully s,aismsnt mad, ,heretn rgarsiine
the Panhandle ts.r q D. held a, ANA.
illO DID not s;gn ~ ssna message
acyr,Siiisd 10 me.
Kindly So that this ccyr-ctlOn l. civ.
IN nromlnencc IN the columns q The
News. and oblige.
Yours very truly.
GEORGE \ RYAN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Holmgreen to Visit
Rotary Club Today

Gsagc Holmgre.n. Vt san Antonio
svNrrnog q IN, Texas bsiric, % ,hr
Rotary moVemsnL viii h. the sues, ot
'ona al the Rotary club luncheon To-
hy noon al the Amarillo Hotel
Nj. Holmgr.cn T. vn a tour 81 inspec
ton Il ianhandl. clubs. Hc delivered
b. charter a. the ChlldI,ss Rotary
,lvh IN Moaday, Yesterday he was In
.ulsl-ock and IN frlaay h. viii b. IN
falnvi,w. The i.ul.bock club plans q
- IN l-.dy 20 IA, luncheon a, Plain
lew Friday. I, IL cxpS,isd that sever.
4 ANA, 40 Ro'arlans Will g. t. i'iain
sl,S With Mr. liolmgrcen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Chamr ls~r> o. ~,,,p>. -

BERLIN. oe,, is--whilc Rr~a~n.
0rac,~r, German hcaVywc1ght ecNias
champion, VAS ecing chscrN,l nv an ~,
,hasias,ic crowd herS, cac ~ his 'SAd
nirots" rlcscd his lsVkc,s Of no,cS
nd taysrs amounting To ts.cea marks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
OLD NEST" sr,lI. DRAWS,

The manag,mcn, Of the Mission The
afr. states that Tn. old Nest has been
On. OF IN. Era,.s; sacc-sSs ever
shusn Ia this HOUSE. both from a o.
nancial viewpoint. and from tina, q
pleasing ihusc Who saw the picture.
tn, acid To-, On any picture IN a
town the slsc Il Amarillo Is whether
or not II viii stand up In business Ger
tour days run. The Mission manage.
ment states that IN, second DAYS run
Il this picture Vac hrger thar the
nrsi. and the third das about tn same
as the frs, days run.
Tn. old Nest" has surely made 4
hn In Amarillo. There arr hundreds
II course. VIM have mo-, sen the pic
,ur.. and they viii L. Even an on
por,unlty again today to % No. TO-DAY
i the final showing.
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lxneff lrenfI lbf-x ..-..s.s 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

tst thu s~>s At = prsr~ yea can afford
pay. iD~ l.u~c rsilsr> and Cicsn~r>
phonr ssst.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-11
WILL CONSIDER
new MOVEMENT
Farmers Want National Co.
operative Marketing

r,.,...- ,.a. If For fine second
A. go .,.. r.,rr,ars of the country
w, { t. f,a,i.,, D., r,usiloI. nunrh.gf.
at,,,,aI ro.nnr,aftyr marketing
:" rn,, tnnr II is of live
l ~, f,.. u.,r,trr mine months a
-, t,,..storl. committee Of IS
an,o1 la, ,ha American Farm Blu
,,, r,,,,e-o,io, brtnrs i'm fs report
49,. ratia,,+iop conference r,p-
saaa,'ta,i,., a[ Hurstorlf PRODUCERS,
~ .,, ,,,ti,r.l grain market
,,a ,ia, aIo,trl tust snrinp and in
I,.s a., thp + g. Grain Grow
r,,a ,Y,o ttyne.orIz rlon caus for
a1 No., oo,,rr,t covering n nor
la ~ yoars
stablishr,art nj u national live
s,aol, nrod,cers, assoriation is one of
tba o,it.tand;n,, features OF the pro-
s,ror, i,i1 before today's meeting.
Me- ir,rortant vet as the heart Of
10 r,an ie the creation of co.opcra -
New Britain herald., 1921-11-11

yesterday in her home in Rivcryiew
Manor from the effects Of carboic
acid, taken with suicidal intent, on
Monday, Members of the family
could give no cause for her deed oN-
cept urmiac that she had been
melancholy
Major Lyman and Miss Maud
Wand were married soon after his
return from France, Major Lyman
was at the head of the Westchcster
unit
New Britain herald., 1921-11-11
SO1Il,IS DISARMED

Geneva, Nov. II, (By Associated
Press) The Ullrainian bureau at
Berne yesterday announced that Tx
rainian troops had surrounded and
disarmed the 44th soviet division. A
cavalry division Of the Red army at
Balta has joined the Ukrainian troops
who are advancing on kieV and
Odessa, the announcement adds.