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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Strickland Loses
Drainage Case

SANTA w. July - The supreme
court has affirmed the Judgment of
tho district court In Chuvcs county
in the ease Of A. 4 strickland. APP
pollaut. versus 4 r. Elliott II a. ap-
H.. lees This was t suit filed hy
Strickland on account OF an a-sos1-
mont made against land which he
owned made hy tho commissioner ut
a drainage district. Demurrer was
filed by the defendants 90 Strickland
complaint ana when thin demurrer
WAS sustained iu the district court.
Strickland refused TO plead iurth"r
and final Judgment was entered.
Strickland then appealed 90 tho SUI
prcme court. which upheld the judE-
mput Of tho district court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
LAS VEGAS CHAUTArQuA OPENS

EAST LAS VEGAS. July 1.-THE
summer Chautnuqua opened here
Tuesday afternoon with u capacity
crowd under the big tent. In the
evening II was found thnt there were
Gar from enough ielts Tor the great
number thst turned out MIR. Plattcn-
hurg's lecture Loyalty to the Home
Town" seemed 90 hit the spot with
Las Negans. Something well over
kSNO worth Of scason tickets were
purchased by summe students ~ the
Normal and they were present In
great numbers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
MOVIES or SHRINE PARADE

FAST LAS VEGAS. July IL
Movies of the Shriuers' parade which
occurred here some weeks 8 ana
hHif a reel Of Normal summer
school pictures were shown al the
local theator Monday evening. This BE-
quite an innovation FOR lns Vegas.
Tho Malanoy 9tudior hnN" announced
their intention 10 keep hll local nap
p,uinrs Of any particular Interest
before the public by means Of films.
cowboys Reunion pictures VIII De
shown soon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Captains Selected
For New Mexico
Rifle Teams

SANTA re july IL Team cap
tains and team coaches have been sc-
lectod by Adjutant General Henry
Rolf Brown FOR tho two Ncw Mexico
rifle teams thai Wll take part In tho
national contest. 10 be held at Camp
Perry. ohio. next month.
For the national guard onm j. r
Day. Of Santa Fc. is team captain
Frank =. Andrews. of Santa Fo, r.
team copch.
For the civilian team j. G. Neon
very. Of Santa Tc, b. captain. Her
bert Il. Miller, uf clovis. is team
coach.
Tho two team. VIII spend % month
al the meet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14

KILLS 4 ~ ar.


TAgT LAS VEGAS. July i-Tho
g.r,nd cinnamon bear To be- Killed at
Heulah in the mountains near her"
was, brought In boy Elliott $ Parker,
ranehtnan At that place. 4 number
nf cattle have been killed hy thrs"
hears this summer ON tho upper
GaIunas. tho Beaver and ilollingc'
canyons The two killed at the Bar
kcr ranch were trapped before th'y
had begun amy iuruads ON the cattle
OF the vicinity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
sUsPENpS

SANTA III. July o. Notice 81
suspension NJ business has boon fil"d
with th, state corporation commission
by the TuCumotri on and Gas com
many. Of Tuoumpari Royal A Prem
tice ~ tho statutory agent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14

Compounlh has relieved ma Of these nervous feelings and pains and ammuch
| took It Tor nearly % year and 81 has done me a world OF good Mrs. JESSIE
GRANGER, r. 10 3 kN Il kalamazoo, Michigan.
Good health IN o woman -..a 30 asset with II she may be the inspra-
ton Of her husband % Hnmr mother. and the life of the home. without u
she suffers agouio4 herself household duties are o burden. and her family u
made miserable 10y her condition.
lsit any wonder that these women were nervous and irritable after suffer.
ing so long from such deraugel ,1udfuonsH such ailments act directly upon
the nerves, and IL has been said thE o large percentagr Of nervous prostra
ton, nervous desnnuioncy, "thc blues endn1 rvous ullthhhty u women arise
from some arrangement OF the female organism.
II women who are in hi. condition would only profit by the experience Of
others and takci vida r Pi1tham'a Vegetable Conp"nd at once, much sni
fering and urhanpIncss would heavcrtod, as everyone knows q nervous. ul-
table. aIng mohcr makes the home unhappy and her condition irrtates
both husband and children.
liar to Women will he sent to you FREQ upon request. Write
To The Lydia O., rinkham Medicine Co.. Lynn, Massachusetts,
This book contains valuable information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14

4 belief In witchory is ttl' prcva-
lcnt IN some patts Of Wnlcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14

Reports have been made Of IN"
discovery OF a large deposit OF plaii-
mum near sulphur Rock, Arb.
The evening world., 1921-03-16
GOVERNMENT AID
FOR BUSINESS IN
I'M EXPORT REVIVAL
continued From First Poge)

American trade. The Government OF
Great Britain. for instance, says to
its merchants, you. OF course, do
not know the credit standing OF
the merchants In Czecho- Slovakia;
through our Government agencies we
can and that out and take the risk
l-go ahead and trade with Czecho-
slovalSia and we will back you up"
Under such conditions the Euro
pean merchant has had his own Gov
eminent back OF him. The new plan
Of the Harding Administration just
approved is 70 put the United states
Government back OF the merchants
and the farmer and OF course the
exporter. To do this there must be
the closest kind. Of cooperation be-
tween trade organizations and the
units Of American industry. There
must also be financial cooperation.
While the Harding Administration
means 70 use the war Finance Cor
poration In this project, II is really
Intended that the private corpora
tions organized under the Edge law
shall be the basis Of the export ef-
tort. Mr.. Hoover's desire to make n
Real Department OF Commerce was
10 be sure not the incidental request
bf Cabinet member. II was made
because he knew the Department Of
Commerce always had the facilities
and the agencies to promote Ameri-
ran trade, but It was powerless to
act unless the entire Government
puts It's shoulder TO the wheel and
American public opinion supports
Its plan. Many a Secretary Of Com
merce has wanted to go far indeed
toward promoting American trade,
but in the past the effort has ex-
The evening world., 1921-03-16

the United states and Germany or
rather until there Is agreement be-
tween the United States and the
Of Ge1nany's assets. plans for Ameri-
theoretical. There Ia every reason TO
believe, however, that the foreign
policy of the Harding Administration
In slowly being moulded into some
thing different than was expected
during the campaign by the so-called
irreconc1lables. President Harding
realizes that a separate peace with
Germany means possible Antagonism
as between the United States and
the Allied countries. Something like
so per cent. OF Americas trade, II
not more Is with the Allies.
To preserve the friendship Of the
The evening world., 1921-03-16
THE Evening WORLD, WEDNESDAY,, MARCH l6, 1921.

that Mr.. Harding's fairness and breadth
Of mind win make him see TIE wisdom
OF making such proposals to Europe as
viii preserve Americas freedom Of nc
ZION and at the same time maintain
the greater part OF the Treaty Of Yer
sallles.
The evening world., 1921-03-16

Allies ~ one OF the first principles OF
the Harding foreign policy. Those In
the Cabinet who believe the present
League OF Nations and treaty can be
used as a framework for American
foreign policy have not yet abandoned
hope, but are encouraged TO believe
The evening world., 1921-03-16
tended merely to the furnishing Of
information.
NEW LEGISLATION PERMITS
COMBINATION OF FIRMS.

New legislation has just been en-
acted permitting combinations OF
American firms IN foreign trade. New
conditions have been created through
the entry into the Harding Cabinet
OF men like Mr.. Hoover, who are not
satisfied with the ordinary limitations
Of Government department but
who instinctively seek 20 apply the
moral influence Of tho Government
to the development OF business In
America.
Back Of the whole plan, however Is
the spectre OF the League OF Nations
dispute. Until there Is peace between
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
SANITARY POULTRY HouSEs
fIRIP KEEP FLOCK HEALTHY


Chickens viii not give ADEQUATE re.
turns In tgm or gfbwih when kept
under lusani,ury cdndiiIous. py apo-
cialis,s Of The lpl,ed States fpcpart'
meni ~ AGRICULTURE. Thu, seas,ruciion
Of ihe. poultry, house should receive
first attention, sufficient fir sr!rc.
lighting. ana Ventilation should he
provided. and the entire house cleaned
at frequent intervals issay p
While thos; PRECAUTIONS can not be
depended uron i, control mites nnd lice.
they aid the poul,rynan IN dcteunin.
ing when these pests are present. Fur.
thermorc. the fowls are kent In vigor.
Gus condition. which In Itself aids IN
controlling pcris. Dirty and insaniiary
house, provide Ideal breeding condi.
lions for insects and Esrfns which Hre
detrimental e. poultry, Diseased fowls.
or those with uniformed biiis OF feet.
fall ready prey 20 lice. mites ana other
insect pests. and SHOULD be removed
ns soon 40 discovered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
ENI0lsIK

~ We daily through life there are
moments when we halt IN our wander.
ings and ask ourselves what IL u all
about. this work we are doing.
Some time In his career, perhaps
many times the opportunity II offered
10 become strong IN seifmnstery. hut
II Ii wcll To understand that this
status can he reached only through tho
medium ~ the mind.
The klndest thing parent ran do 10
10 teach child. as II grows up. 70
practice self.rcstraint.
\ salesman working under protest
hates h get up In ihe morning. lie
hntcs To leave the hotel az his home. 40
the ease may he ne dreads to call on
his first customcr--to call ON each slic-
cessivc one lie hates "a 70 "a work
again IN the afternoon. Tie hates TO
write up his orders. lie hates TO make
out his reports and do any other Part
~ his duties Such q man u working
under protest. he IL mentally wrong.
Do you know that doubt. snsplclon
md skcpticism are all kindred 20 NON
tai fear ana are harbqrcd by weakiings
moro uhan by inch. Of strength
The bumps one gets the discourage.
ment one encounters and the mistakes
one makes In h-ine reaious In his do.
ings. are among the best part uf his
cdncniion.
II you haven't faith in what you arr
doing it's a good bunch thai yours
just where you belong. a
4 Air castles are simply air castles I'm.
less you build them 81 thought. plans.
determination and hard work; then
they become castles 81 granite.
Courtesy applied 10 business Il really
another form Of efficiency. and the
man who Inns tnct and polish IL the
man who Ii boiind 81 succeed
Work and play seldom 20 riogether.
hut It's a rock bottom fact Nat hard
workers frequently are the hardc8l
players 4+
ffchith IL reward which kindly m
tutc gives ~ whom We obey her Laws.
Ambition produces constructive and
progressive thought and such thoughts
are tie i.arent n deteFihlRed desire.
To overcome obstacles. one, my
have 10 curb a pleasing habit ana
make few sacrifices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
BOY HOWDY
Personal Notes Gathered Here and
There Which Tell Where the
statesmen Are and What They
Are Doing.

o. d. Smith was In Amarillo on bust
ness and pleasure last week.
J. Y. viii. the engineer. was In
Amarillo yesterday.
II. o. Kelly. Of Texarkana. was IN
the city Monday and Tuesday.
u. NJ Fore. tho Little Rock. ARK.
automobile salesman. has hecn IN
Amarillo for couple ~ days.
The banquet menu had the Wilson
slogan. 1897 WIN Reward Flgh,crs''
printed at the top
c. W. Alexander. Me Marshall
Field representative. has been In town
for three or four days.
J. j. Lindrop. an M Paso 4. q. r.
man. IN now covering the Panhandle
Plains.
Phil Simon. a New York travelling
salesmah. was In town yesterday: his
line IL clothing.
q. W. Grant is In Amarillo ON husi.
ness Tor the Thurhcr Brick co. az
which he II an official.
l.. a. splllman. an insurance I'D.
JuSter. WIS registered nj the Amarillo
Hotel from Houston yesterday.
NJ. VI. May. 81 New York City. II now
Ut the Amarillo Hotel. nrothcr May
In said 10 have a more ihin ordinarily
coed line of ncckwear.
q. II. Erskine. from ~ Paso. Ii max.
Ing the Panhandle territory nov. Mr..
Erskinc finds business good. he says.
II. r. Haynlc. ~ ~. Louis. " la
Amarillo. He handles motor trucks
and IN testing out the rynhlndls
market for his line.
Thomas H. Wilson. local salesman
for Wilson & Co.. packers. spent tho
weekend In oklahoma city at the
annual Snlcs conference II the Okla.
homa City car route and branch house
organizations The conference was
held ut the Skiryin Hotel. at which
there was banquet Saturday night.
Several prominent officials II Wilson
& Co. and other big companies were
present. Perhaps the hest known man
nationally. was Wilbur d. NcsLlt. vice
president Of W. II. Rankin & Co. the
advertising agency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Multiplying DIFFICULTIES

The teacher. lady az questionable
age. was having a hard tima getting
Johnny 20 mcmorlzc the names Of the
kings ~ England.
why. when ] was your ase." she
finally exclaimed. exasperatod. Il could
recitc The names 81 all the kings for
ward and backward
'yes'm." replied Johnny. uninprcss.
ed. ''bul when you was ny ago there
wasn't nearly 80 fnany klnes'-Ex-
change.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

iblned hanks of the outside world Folks
are spending less fcolishly.
Building demand was never greater
throughout our hnd. For the first time
In our history the combined population
~ the cities exceeds the population 81
the rural districts. The urban popula'
ton this last decade. Increased ! l.
times faster than the country districts
This means n continuing demand for
housing for years 90 come.
The building campaign. however,
win not gu forward until labor itself
confesses and repudiates the economic
doctrines 81 Dcbs. Fitzpatrick. Lewis,
Trotzky and I.cnine. Their slogan that
the fewer hours one works and the less
work one performs within those hours.
makes the job secure and requires more
on the Job. IN false as hell. Labor,
however. IN wislng. The acceptance of
wage reductions In preference 70 loss
Of jobs In various New England textile
mills and elsewhere indicates an appre'
citation ~ economic conditions likely "a
have farroaching consequences.
Sharing Mutual Burdens
Small sacrifices must he made by all
10 avoid greater ones. Employers and
employees are realizing that co-opera'
ton II needed between them 10 correct
conditions. Ia stabilize industry and
place trade on firmer. though lower
cost basis. Coed progress Is beinR
made IN seeking safe and sane price
levels True, orderly defls;i0n viii be
accomplished with some serious set
backs Credit and collection problems
are already multiplying. Commercial
failures INA ylncreasc. But there win
he less financial disturbance In the
United States than anywhere else In
the whole round world. We are still
the worlds creditor nation. The Fed
erai Reserve Bank viii continue TO az
sis, in handling the Yep'i0ual sit"
alton wisely. Y
Cicero.
After all. Che greatest asset In the
u. 3. A. II In its men. women and
chlldren-TO5.o on.0O az them! Ne
matter how sadly gwry certain condl
lions may be or become. Fundamental
~ the old 4. y. AIS sound. Not hdl
low sound. hut solid. We have bcri
rrac,cusly given rich 'poeion o
Mother Earth 90 possess. 8orit and en-
10y. II may he counted on 10 yield he
Increase 10 We hut bave,stath IN on
fellow men and hshor &lgsther MA
right good wfii
This II the gospel for statesmen q
believe IN themselves and Co preach q
their customers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

The Ultimate Sourcc-when. after
the armistlce. General Pcrshing started
the custom Of genial and buddysh in.
spections. mingling with the men and
ciapping them on the shoulder. he was
n little green al II. thanks 10 year
and moe OF unbendinE and terrifying
surveys q his troops. Therefore he was
easily nonplusscd. and one unexpected
reply he got from n thricewcunded sol
der In the l6Jth infantry crlmped his
style for the rest of the day. lie had
put his hand. friendly like. on the old
warriors shoulder and said kindly:
Sergeant. where did you &c, those
three wound stripesi''
The soldier looked him square In the
eye and replied:
From the supply sergeant, SIR
American Legion Weekly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
HIS Own Ross Game FiSt-A boy

Ills Own Ross Came First-A boy
dashed into a/broker's office with news
bulletins ~ w. turned TO eaye a mem
her OF the orm called out: Here. you
socm 10 base some pep. Get me box
of cigars In the lobby and keep the
change"
The boy hesi,atcd. although a five
dollar hank.notc WAS :hrust into his
hands. Finally he stammercd: II would
like 20 get you cigars. but We are short
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
ni-1aAxap NEEDED.


The buying public might learn n
good deal about itself by reading some
az the abundant literature an scientific
s,lcsmanshlp. There the curious con.
suiner may find himself and his neigh
bos chased M prospects" "the irrit.
able customer" the 'undecldcd custo-
iner." M wealthy customer" aud 70
I'm through long list. There h. n
scientific and psychological brand of
Treatment for svety variety ~ buyer.
In much a. this instruction 10 sellers
u In assumed that the buyer does not
know what he wants and VIII take
whatever the salesman can persuade
him to buy, Unfortunately this " too
generally true. According Ia the ~.
rector NJ the bureau Of vocational guid.
ance ~ Harvard university. a good
deal more instruction IN the art ~
''bnymanshlp Il needed TO create an
Intelligent buying public.
Tile consumer should knnw n mum.
hcr 81 things ~ which he Ia now usu.
ally lrnOmnt. lie should know his
own needs first. then the quality 81
godds and comparative value. Iie
SHOULD H. shown that ignorance. care.
ieasncss and thouRhucSnncss on his
part tond Ia Increase prices no, only
"a himself but ~ all Subsequent buyers.
''Iiuying intending in return IL sabot.
nge" and encourages dcccltfui prac.
tlcea on the part ~ the seller. The
Intelligent buyer ought 10 know. too.
that overhead. delivery charge ac'
counts. etc. all increase the price oi
biz goods. They are necessary nd
juncts 20 the selling game
Buymanship IN not m attractive
word. but the effect Il would have upon
goods and prices II very attractive. M
expounded 10y the Harvard expert II
would bring about an attitude. OF "hu'
man helpiulness" and intelligent co.
operation between buyer ind seller
with lrtior methods Of distribution ane
y solution Ia many OF the present-day
problems Of prices and commercial 70
lati0ns.--Ashbury Park N. ~ Press.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
BUSINESS CONDITIONS IN WEST TEXAS
GRADUALLY GROWING BETTER, IS CLAIM

or. III come ack when deliver these
bulletins" With that he left the offlce.
Are YOU going 20 walt uhtil he n.
turnaT asked a customer.
You bet am" replied the broker.
I'm these DAYS Il IN a Ihe,surc 10 meet
boy who works for his boss first.
Furthermore, am going TO put him on
the payroll"
And he ,iid.-whll street Journal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
The EdItsr Lett Home

Editor Luc Roc ~ the Mon,ividcc
News Is takinF leave q, abscncs
from active duty that includes aiten'
dance at the legion convention at
Duluth and family reunion some.
where In Wisconsin. Thu hi," was
made necessary Through publication IN
his paper Of statement that a brides
Costume was trimmed with ''roIl Ice g
when he returns he viii no doubt give
more attention 90 the little things
Henson Mimi Monitor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

A North Carolina doctor. inclined 10
h. mindful Of other peoples business.
was riding along a country road. He
drew up where native was hhsking
corn In n field.
You ATE gathering yellow corn7"
sud the doctor.
Yes. sir. planted that kind" came
the reply.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
A POETIC GROCER.

A Pennsylvania syocer who evident.
~ KNOWS the advantage of cash sales
prints the following poem" onl the
back OF all his ales slipE
To Our Customers.
You need YOUR money
4 And I need mine
4 II We both act ours
u will sure be fine.
Hut II you get yours
Aud hold mine too.
What IN thc world
Am | going "a do
Z -Lexlpe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

An freshman recently went before n
recruiting sergeant and tried TO KID
him.
Have you read the Declaraiion of
Independence" the sergeant Inquired.
Il hov NOT" said Pat.
Have YOU read the Constitution Of
the United States"
Il how not. sir"
The sergeant looked sterniy nj the
applicant and asked: what have you
rcadg" be-.
Patrick hesitated hut the fraction oi
n second before replying. n have Scd
hairs on me neck"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

4 swodc entered postoffice In the
northwest and inquired: Ban amy let.
tiers for me today"
What name. plcasc?''
"Ay tank de- name Is on De letter"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
No Need 60 Hurry

At the san Quentin prison in Call.
fornia baseball game was being play
I'd by the white prisoners and the
black prisoners. Tn game was very
close hut In the last inning tn
whites loaded the hascs. and the
pitcher for The blacks--who was scrv'
ing thirty year scntcnce-began Ia
show signs ~ nervousness. Noticing
the black pitchers tendency to hurry
the delivery Of the hall, a black pris'
oncr In the hleachers yelled:
"Take yo' time. black hoy. take yo'
time! You got plenty oh timc--you got
thirty years yet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Times Change

whisky wife aud married In
1856 and went right 10 housekeeping.
GiIils--So.
yes. and both my children married
last month and went right 20 houss.
hunting /"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
She Explains

= well. why don't you divorce him y
Jaw. he couldn't pay enough ALL
mony TO make Il worth while. -
Louisville Courier Journal.