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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-28


IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
kf OF JULIA ZOLNOWSKY, DE-
~ CEASED.
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
SENDS GREETING TO THE HEIRS
AT LAW CT JULIA ZOLNOWSKY,
LATE OF BON HOMME COUNTY,
SOUTH DAKOTA, DECEASED, AND
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN THE ESTATE OF SAID DE.
CEASED:
Nutice is hereby given that Steve j
Zolnowsky has flied in this court, an
instrument, purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of Julia Zolnows.
ky, deceased, together with q petition
praying for the probate thereof,
and the issuance of Letters Testa-
mentary to him as executor, and that
Friday, the 29lh day of April. 1921,
at two o'clock p. m. at the Court
House, in the City of Tyndall, Bon
Homme County, South Dakota has
bean fixed as the time and place for
proving said Will and for hearing the
petition of the said Steve ]. Zolnow-
sky, executor named in said Will, for
the ISSUANCE of letters testamantary
to him, at which time and place any
person interested may appear and file
written objections TO tina the probats
of said viii, or the issuance of let
tiers tn the said Steve j. Zolnowsky,
and show cause, ii any they have,
why said instrument should not be
admit ed to probate, and why Letters
Testamentary thereon, should not be
issued TO the said Steve j. Zolnowsky.
Dated this 18th day of April,
1921.
By the Court:
j. l.. MEIGHEN, Judge.
Attest: L. A. Stekley, Clerk.
[seal] 51t3
WICKs & QUINN,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-28
4 Pronrnt Denial.

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today
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-28
Fiji Islands.

Fiji comprises a. group of over 200
islands (about so nhabited). lyins
between degree Is and degree 20
south latitude. and between meridians
III and IT'S west longitude in the
south Pacific. The largest Island is
VIII Levu, area 4,Q53 square miles.
The total area of the Fiji group is
1853 square miles. According to the
latest census taken in April, 1911, the
population was 1851, the Europeans
numbering 1907. There are 2,144 East
Indians or the islands The remainder
of the population consists of natives
The capital is Suva. on the south
coast of VIII Lew. The European
population of the town is about 1,4OO
Stock Market Full of Such
Many a man who is afraid to -
q chance leses his money on
thing"
Is Your Subscription Paid?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

president Wofo taken TO mean that his
mind still was open on tho question of
reserved ratification. and that h. mere.
~ suggested that roursr Is preferable to
q salnrate psace.
The point stressed by him IN that con.
n"otion and emphasized recently In 9th.
er administration quarters was that the
niied States must find some way 10
roaci o diplomatic agreement with both
Germany ana the allies which would
fuzzy ppptect such advantages u.s. this
government gained under the unrati.
fled pnct ~ Versailles
In his endorsement uf tho puco de.
clarniion the president expressed dis
approval ~ the proposal ,f som" son.
atDrF tn attach Gao fhr dpriautury r,sO.
tuition u general expression ~ ihr Am.
erican government policy toward a.
tIrn European wts This pDpbtil hlf
thNru various forms but the amend
D'ni Ia most favor m recent discu4sioG
would declare thnt IT. peace ana 90 .iual.
tom again were threatened tn United
States would regard II l n'ulo' a. ~
own safety uYd would take ft"ps tu
tt',,nt "A world catastrophe
Mr. Harding give ruulross nu cXp0h.
ton ~ his Vows un iur formation ~ AN
lss0cintiun uf nations. mrr,ly renew.
INK In his address hs pl.dg, 30 wurl.
Tor ,uch AN organization With all the
diplomatic means available.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

ncwcd his bill 10 give the state depart.
mcnt control over oAhlo landing rights.
/ senator Frrclinghoisen. republican,
New Jersey, proposed creating "A coal
commission, while owen. democrat OK.
3 lnhomh. offered measures t0 limit fed.
erul reserve bank interest charges a.
slX percent to cr'nto federal market.
ina department for farmers. and Tor
publication ~ q national bulletin on
government and politics.
4 public welfare department bill was
Hpuus,rod by senator kitchen. rcpubll.
can. Iowa. who added q stringent meas.
urc for registration aud regulation ~
lobbyists senator France. republican
Maryland. suggested amnesty Tor an
prisoners imprisoned Tor violation ~
wartime law. and chairman Mclean
~ the hauiNug commission. put in "a Lill
fUr m.uuus ID tWoDont ruiu with Thoo.
dnlo luof,t,lt'f oifgy upon II.
SrnuiuT Ashura. a,mu,mt. Ariznnn.
again declared To- thr purchase " low.
~ California from Mexico, and chair.
mln WudsWurih ~ N" military com.
mittoo pat m the war departments re.
quest fu authority io all surplus fond.
sufn Abroad. and senator CirnWay.
democrat Arkunfas proposed absolute
prohibition of futures" mi"s In grain
and cotton
senator sterling republican. South
Dakota. introduced hill roclnssifying
tll employees hat senator Smuut. o..
puhlion, rHh. hluot,d lts reference tu
'ne ciyil service committee. saving h.
would propose u measure involving lcsf
,Npons".
\ bill omhodylng the Five fold" plan
fur veterans compensation was intro
ducod by Senator McCumlrr. North ia
kulu. u included nu taxation features
aud was identical with the bonus hlll
If the last session
ln tho huuFr after the president had
read his message. Representative Fish.
republican. N.W York. announced b.
would introduce tomorrow q resolution
providing fur tho withdrawal from Eu
rop' ~ American truups stationed In
ihr occupied area ~ GERMANY.
Measures Drastic
a IIl tn lHnhihlt publication ~ fur.
,iTn language newspaper or magazines.
without publication 81 40 English trans.
lati"n 81 every article n parallel col.
uuiuf was introduced hy representa-.
iiy" Ipshuw d'mDcrat. Georgia.
Representative Little. republican.
Kansas. introduced hll a. Instruct
thu attorney general ~ institute pro.
c''lings against il" standard OIl and
United Smtcs Strrl corporations. ,r.
Joining ll'm ard their affiliated com
paUi,F from distributing surplus war
urulius ana 90 direct The ways and
means committee iu W. - hin which
would tax an such surplus profits
Chairman llaurhcn ~ the house AK.
.luuliurul committee introduced hill
Zoo prohibit misbranding q manufnciur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
EDITORS WILL GET THE
BEST IN AMARILLO

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
nF Colonel Thompson has In mind
for the houorcd guests of the city.
Whom asked about his plans for
10" future. when his proposition IN
serve tho Press Association the
banquet. Colonel Thompson said:
MS wish Boo this mntsr II that.
when year hence the Panhandle
Press Association assemblies In
Amarillo. No., Sew Amarillo Hotel
viii ho finished and In operation.
20 that No" thing may h. repeated
In rupliii,d form. We of this city
ur" greatly indebted To our good
friends NJ 'ho press. ana cannot 10
tuo much ,n .how them that We an.
prcrInto their attitude of friend.
shin"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
IF NUMBER Of MEASURES
COUNT CONGRESS WILL
STILL BE IN SESSION

itNIlNl I'D ll,pM tA'f PNE
o"rut also of uah. proposed io make
conferences Co assist boo miking price
nNins criminal and Also '0 make CON
.piracius TO hamper movement ~
freight and persons IN Interstate com.
mere" Illegal.
Senator p,md,Xlor republican Wash.
lnrlou followed the same track with
% nm designed to prohibit strikes In in.
t'r.iHtr commerce
Senator Reed. democrat. Missouri. r'.
introduced q resolution suggesting thlt
IA" rrosld'u, ask Great lun.n whoth
81 h"r West Indian pos~rssiou could not
De- coded to the United states In part
payment - present indebtedness. nd.
ded a suggestion for uu Inquiry ~ the
same nature ~ France. us tu tho
French Antilles
Senator lAfollottc republican Wis
consin, proposed recognition Il the
Irish Republic
creation ~ permanent commission
to investigate lynchinE over the T.. :
was contained IN u bill by senator Ne.
corm1ck, republican Illinois. while
Senator Kcllogg. Republican Iowa. r..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

tnNniiop lnss and o,h.r data ihnt viii
be- useful a. communities served lg the
transportation companies
". A. Thompson Df the National
lioIrd ~ Engineers o. Texan and
makes nu apology mr d. he calls at.
tontlun ~ the far that Texas WIS The
first state 90 pasf u valuation act n
WIS boo 'h' i,,r isa3 M, measure came
zap in iho T'us trslltur. and was
pls-Hd No. Th'mpsou was mad" ,alun.
tiHn comm .,iur'r and served Texas IN
That capacity u's'u years. ~ i1li Caii
fuiuil passed valuation law similar
tu ihIi D' T'Nrs. and through the ~.
lir.nuur 90 Franklin Is. Lame. Mr.
Thumpsuu Vus secured a. put the Cali.
foiun Hw iui" operation and acted M
valuation commissioner Tor that stat.
90 NDir Jul hail.
Besides h.s connection with the
Texas Valuation Commission. Englncor
Thompson wus identified with various
ruIiuid enterprises bon fh, state II was
under hIs supervision !hr wichita Falls
lrI Northeastern rnII was built
when rh. 1918 n,' was ulssrd nu.
:hnrHrr valuation of ull railroad
property .n mo United States Judge
rruulf knowing cot IT, record ~ M
Thumr.un boo railroad valuation work
asked hI- services ns q momb'r en- the
board CO., 1880 engineers The call WINS
accepted lHi Engineer Thompson h.
s'i.I in 'h' government service. ne has
murr l.gulintInocs throughout the
state Among those be- called ON Will,
.n Amarillo TUESDAY was city Engineer
lanb Jones'. From Amarillo b. went 10
Wichita l1ll. vh'r, D., once lived. %
t.Ii with hom, folks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
BANQUET IS SERVED
BY REBECCA LODGE.

Initiation uf l,"lecca Lodge No 2.s.
Tuesday night was made the occasion
fur q banquet and an unusually "uloy.
aide evening go odd Fellows hall
There were fiy" Invitations. thrrc
from Amarillo and two from Canyon.
and % i- estimated POO poopl, were Ia
attendance Resides Amarillo and can.
yun I"b"oous there were members 1T
%" order irum lnmII lnd Miami. end
one lady l,"h'rca from Montana was
present.
ih" lanqurt fuI which l.oi.cras ~
LUdg" No 2s2 have b'como. famous was
ruI' y'd till u lat" hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
Railroad Problems

..NAH '.'II|'N. .NNN.H ITO ~ ff'ANHN "a
'aHu" official. should D., placed AZ g.
uoia
Railroad Problems
Declaring that rates and operating
expenses 81 "a. railroads must De- low.
rcd, NJ Harding asked that congress
investigate the whole transportation
problem. ~, recommended co.ordina.
,iou ri all government agencies deal.
NIX With former s'ryic" men. strength.
cnirg 81 tn federal laws affecting high.
Nay construction and maintenance. cn.
lctmen, II budget legislation. and a
congressional inquiry into lynching and
.acr relations in general.
Mi HarlinEs definite stand against
The lragu" covenant was a surprise 10
republican leaders ~ the senate, al.
though the exact wording ~ the declnrn.
hon was an unsettled question until
shortly before -, executive left for the
capitol to deliver his address. The first
drgfi of the manuscript was completed
soon after midnight and when the proof
sheets came FROM the public printer
this morning. the president cancelled
The regular cabinet meeting and sum.
mon"d republican members u the Tor.
oign relations committee % the White
House.
IN conference with the committee
members, the president considered the
foreign relations section ~ the address
Tor nur' than an hour. hearing the ad.
Vice Il mild resoryutiunists a. well as
irr'cunciliblcs before finally puting
hls manuscript Into his pocket for the
rid" Co the capitol.
Without exception the senator's eN.
pressed their satisfaction with the
presidents views though there was wide
divergence u view among them regard.
ing likelihood ~ any early ratification
~ the Versailles treaty with the leagues
other portions omitted.
Versailles Treaty
II Was pointed out that the treaty WAS
no, now before the senate. having bcen
returned TO tho White House after the
second failure tu utify Il. and that Mr..
Harding had shown no indication tina,
h. meant 90 rc.submit Il In the near
future. In his address today he did not
declare his intention to do
so, merely saving that In reference 10
treaties with Germany and
Austria. The wiser course would seem
10 be che acceptance ~ confirmation ~
our rights and interests as already pro.
'ldcd. and o. engage under IN" existing
treaty. assuring, Of course. that his can
BE- satisfactorily accomplished by ex.
llicit reservations"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

cd articles by amending provisions ~
the pure food las to make IL unlawful
Ia misstaie the contents ~ sealed pack.
ngcf. ana 10 send out descriptive adyer.
Using concerning articles held for fnlc
Introduction ~ Fort Worth. In the
llst uf customs ports II entry. is pro.
yidcd IN a blll introduced by reproscn.
mtiSc l.anhnm dcmocrnt, Texas
The measure would make II possible
for shipments a. De- unloadod at gulf
ports and ho forwarded Ia ~. worth
b"f'ro they are appraised for assess.
ment II import tariffs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
RAILROAD VALUATION
ENGINEER IN AMARILLO

Il 4. Thompson. member OF the en-.
ginccring huurd of the Interstate Com.
morce Commission. WIS r. visitor In the
city from the tine uf arrival ul the
Santa Fc from the west Boo th. morn.
ms Tuesday tlll dcuuuur, 81 the Font
Worth and Denver south a. me even
Ing.
III Thompson is co.. ~ the five en-.
gincrrs who wen, assigned Goo Tine duty
ct fixing valuation 90 TIC railroads
Of th' United States There wts IN
round uumhrs 10000 miles CON th, aver.
ngr assigned Too each engineer. hui En.
gin''r Thompson. getting the western
roads. drew u little mUfr than The as.
oragr quota, having O., 700 miles.
Tho work or arriving ut The physical
valuation OF practically all tho fDIds
west If the Mississippi River f,ll Ia I'm.
gin',r Thompson n, southern Pacific
lines. including tho -. ~, q s.. brddos
III" llill lines. Including both OBJ, North
crn lao.fi. and Great Northern. and the
Chicago. Milwaukee and So Paul. ten
10 his lot. m" Colorado Southern. ir.
cludinE thD F,u Worth uuI u,ntpr.
was also Boo bis assignment us W,U us
The Santa 81, Ills u-ids consisted most.
~ NJ the Could group The gook Island
was not included that uud hoiup luok
ed after from Kansas Citg headquarters
" nur thor engineer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

During 1890 tine importation II pre-
,'uus stones W'ra valued az s7g. 0o0. 600
%" valuation eft pearls being $1,000
600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
START NOW

Enter here next Monday
and begin your preparation
for a position by early fall.
at which time positions are
most plentiful. Write, phone
or call for information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

WYNN ~ iIhEifsNihEs
tn" wDIb has h.,n guiuz Dn slur.
1914. following 40, act creating th,
board and authorizing Oh, Undertaking
IN 1918. The government t0 date haF
spent 81 o0OuuO iu on. work. and 90,
roads claim the ru.uu,utuu or fh,u
pir' hl. involved $500 expenditure H
$40 600 OIO
The act o. plotIl, fpr ih. survey ana
physical valuation specified operation
IN M" iaIi oi Tho rulds. IN, r.np,rl
ton hns been furnished. according Co.
Engineer THOMPSON. Do foot. Il " said
1 Keen Interest o. cooperate has ls,n
manifested On tho pant Of the railroads.
t'r 10 n pointed cat. railroad compa
ni,s consid,r @ 10 their Interest 10 hny.
every dollars worth Uf property shown
IN tho forthcoming T,p,rt uf ~, viIII
ti"n engineers They hIN, NOT urly
furnished all blue prints required of
bridges. culycrts. buildings. docks. etc,
ngt have sent out construction crows
with The government cs,mntors wh,r
ever asked.
tn" field work of the valuation as
slCnmcnt Il now complete. Engineer
Thompson announced her, TUESDAY. aud
the board Of 'nginccfs Is now engaged
In compiling and writing the reports.
II viii ho year and han yet. u ~
estimated. before tn final rouurt win
b. complete. Engineer Thompson is now
nEng'd IN writing up The r,p,ft nn IA,
Southern raclfr lines Next year he
VIII take up tn Fort Worth and Den.
YER. 90 the $4,000 miles on which h. l.
~pocicd TO make report. 3-.O0o miles
have been completed.
When the long and tedious renorf
Of the engineers is finished the gov.
eminent will have the tapo.llny meas.
uremcnt of every mile ~ main line. side.
track and spur. every fil grad, aud an
ballast In the United States % wil have
The measurement ~ every station
freight and warehouse and every dock
nd building Of every description. I,
vii have every bridge and culyert and
very foot 81 land Tor railroad pur.
POSES u VIII also have valuation
ilaccd an an property, ana tn ytlua.
ion VIII not BE- based on wartime val.
ics. according 20 Engineer Thompson
{ the board Values as they existed Ia
si4 win he used as Il basis in arriving
Z replacement costs
VIII he First Report
The valuation export will De- the first
4 Us kind ever attempted ly the gov.
rnmcni. and u is predicted viii b. used
or years a. come in arguments mo
nd con relating 20 government and prl
ate ownership OF railroads. and d. the
'asls for arriving az taxation and for
arious purposes In supplying necessary
lata for the general government.
The report viii also b. certified 10 the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
VIII he First Report.

representatives II companies here now
'uylng leases who formerly laughed al
We pioneers In the oil game IN the
Panhandle when We told them tina, there
was AN III field here Tho boom * jus,
beginning, and the people Of tho coun
try realize Tho prospects &C N, field
her" thos win follow rush to th
Panhandle that has never he.
equnled."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
Educate
Tor
Business

There is a demand now for
the really trained young man
and young woman in bust
ness. We have been placing
graduates in good paying po-
sitionS just as soon as they
graduate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13


c. NJ. Hangood, sid "a Dc tho Father
~ the Panhandle on Field. who start.
cd drilling operations on the Haprood
No. !. on Section IS ~ tho Nfas,erson
ranch In the winter ~ 1916. arrived In
Amarillo Tuesday from oklahoma civ
where he has been living Tor some time.
II Is said that Hapgood deserves NOR.
credit for the amount 81 deyelpmerf
done in the Panhandle 10 date thar an,
other one man in the Oh game. II was
he who drilled In the first gas well II
the field tina, Is known today az the
largest gas field In the world.
II have never los; confidence in this
field" said Mr.. Hasood. "ond -
liere that what predicted wears ago
IL now coming true. and that was that
the Panhandle OF Texas has md. Il
one ~ the largest oil r.lds that Nhe
world has ever known. Development in
this "cciion ~ just beginning. and the
attention % Oh men throughout tho
United STATES and even other countries
b bring Irrci,d 20 this field. There are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

LOOK FOR t.e mex! story about ''MsrJ Jane
and tho Hop Toad"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
Pipe LINE Be ERECTED
F GvLFrC0NPAAY
coNTIkUED FEsbM PAGE ONE

that pipe line mny b. laid frnm tho
well 10 the railroad aud Oh pipcd into
tanks on the cars direct
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25
ADVERTISING IS CHEAP.

1t strange that in this day of billion dollar markets and
mumlion dollar selling there should be lack of
knowledge of the fundamentals of business among
SO many business But it exists And is
in position to know that it exists.
It is true especially of the Negro business that he fails
that advertising that though high 1T is in
reality very cheap He know that his goods not his
color sale and that the public buys in proportion as 1t IS
impressed with quality and price
The most metoous product in the world would beg Tor
purchaser if the purchasing public did not know OF its existence
must advertised it would be Sold The public must be
Advertising pays both the merchant and customer.
Published facts concerning articles and their price place the
prospective in position to judge the product IN
aon others Of its kind and make intelligent choice Such
customer on appearing place Of business easier easier To e
to his purchase Thus the merchant is benefited.
public nsnctvey patronizes those concerns of which
knows most It about those that advertise most
Outside of the immediate acquaintance of in business
the bare fact of his having opened place OF business hardly
goes The public may and it. but only small
per cent of those who pass enters.
This fact needs to be more nearly recognized by our men In
In our city there are at least three and second hand
stores various restaurants of which general public knows
nothing because these have not told them.
And rule it is found that those merchants who do not
advertise complain most about poor patronage No Won
But that patronage not due to the fact that the pub
It is simply buying somewhere else.
is spending its money where has been invited to spend
When the size of the buying public compared with the
price of advertising the possibility OF increased sales makes the
other cheap though the space at first may high
newspaper regularly reaches members of the buying
public than any other advertising medium yet found 1t seeks
the purchaser his home and while he has time for careful con-
sderaon places the merits of the product before him in
calculated to command his attention.
letter costing could not produce as favorable an i'm
preston does the argument of the newspaper
The regularity with which the facts placed before the
argues oby for his final conversation to the merit
of the needed commodity.
Our business need to reach greater per cent of the
buying public with the facts concerning their goods and establish
en They need that $500 per year invested in
efficient advertising will bring in five fold its amount sales
increase.
The public cannot buy from dealer about which it knows
nothing
1t not natural suppose that will prefer product with
which it is not acquainted
Patronage increases the public is convinced of the
perior quality product relation to its price
Advertising goes far in convincing the public
Newspaper advertising is cheaper and efficient.
It pays to advertise.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25
WASHINGTON CITIZENS APPRE-
GATES NEW THEATER.
(By A. N. P.)

Washington. d. c., June 23.-The
new quarter million dollar Republic
theater of Washington has already
become the center of recroational and
social life among the Colored people
of the national capital. Located on
You street near 14th, known as the
ture of luxurious appointments has
literally become the talk of the
town" From the day of the opening
there has been a daily pilgrimage or
the populace 10 enjoy the entertain
ment afforded there. The furnishings
and equipment of the Republic thea
ter are not eXcelled anywhere in the
country, afford an example of the
high state of appreciation capital has
reached in catering to the well being
and comfort Of Colored patronage. 1t
is interesting TO note the high stan
dard upon which the Republic is con-
Quoted. Waiter Plnchback, the son of
Hon. z. B. S. Pinchback, of Louis--
lana, is the man ger; and Joseph