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The Bozeman courier., 1921-02-09
COUNTY COMMITTEE
HAS GOOD MEETING

Continued from Page One)
conservation of the interest of the
taxpayers"
R. E. Bodley, county agent, was
present and made the repcIt of the
agricultural committee. He told of
the present tub4rculin testing cam
paign that was being conducted
among the cattle Of the county and
said that it was the hope Of those in
charge of the campaign to give Gal
ian, = clean bill of health, that Such
was what they were working for.
The matter Of the West Gallatin
road was brought to the attention of
the meeting by County Commissioner
Moore, who asked for an expression
Of sentiment from the committee re-
lative to going ahead with the road.
He said there was $4,000 available
from the forestry department if it
was matched by a like amount from
the county, but that it would have
to be used soon or else would go Ak
where. Secretary Harader told the
whole history of the road. and a gen.
eral discussion developed. It was
finally decided that it was the opin-
ion of the meeting that the conrnis-
siOners should do as much as possible
on the West Gallatin road this sum-
mer.
Information was then asked for Of
the county commissioners as to the
sale of road bonds for this year. Chair
man Moore of the commissioners ex-
planned the status of the sale Of bonds
to be, that in the attempted sale the
same were being held up on account
Of the question being raised Of the
legality in the manner Of sale. The le
gal points involved in the case Were
/ explained by County Attorney Eugene
Bunker. The sense Of the committee
/ seemed to be that whatever the diff
culties were, they should be removed
as quickly as possible, and that the
commissioners should proceed with
sale Of bonds as soon as they could
do so legally.
A discussion of the dairy industry
followed and the work already done
to foster this industry was outlined.
On motion it was decided to appoint
a special committee whose work
should be to foster the dairy bust
ness in the county.
Following short discussions on DIFF
ferent other matters the meeting ad-
j0urned.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-02-09

voting machine law, and it was kill
ed without discussion an committee
report
While the senate has passed on
third reading the Dearborn 'blue sky"
law which is aimed at wild cat pro-
motion schemes, including the float
ing Of oil companies, the house has
put over a bill to prevent fraudulent
advertising which extends the present
law so as to cover the sale Of stock,
bands and securities.
Among measures tending to ensure
the enforcement Of the prohibition
laws is enc introduced yesterday by
Dillavou, of Yellowstone county, which
would require Investigations by coun-
ty attorneys, the filing with the clerk
OF the district court of reports Of in
vestigations which are to be publish
ed IN newspaper Of general c;rcul-
alton, the imposing upon county at
torneys of the power to compel the
attendance and testimony of witness
es under oath at such Investigations,
and the providing for hearing and
suspension or removal of accused of
ficers by the judge of the district
court.
In the senate Lewis, of Choteau
county, yesterday introduced a refer
endum measure providing for the en-
actment of law for the consolida-
tion of cities, towns and county, in
to a city or county consolidated form
of government to be administered by
three commissioners, each having
charge of a department including the
work of various municipal and county
offices.
Among other Of the numerous ref
erendum measures which have been
introduced are three by Goodman Of
Cascade, providing for the increase
Of terms of office of county attor-
neys and other county officers to four
years and Of judges of the district
court to y years.
Up to today there have been in
! troduced in the house 210 measures
! NAi4AS III Tic SCidIc the QunDeE mas
reached 204 which number includes
the 94 codification measures which
were prepared by Code Commission.
er Choate and introduced early ir
the session by Booth.
This number is far below the mum.
ber introduced during a corresponding
period in the Sixteenth assembly
when the total for the session wa,
y in excess of 1000.
Again the legislators and legisla
tive employees find themselves con
fronted with a shortage Of funds an,
at the last pay day, Friday, were in
formed that there was 10 money il
the treasury with which to meet thei
warrants. In consequence they wcrr
compelled to register their warrant
and if cashed by any Of the banks
or business houses, to accept heav.
discount.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-02-09
COLLEGE TEAM WINS
FIRST BUTTE BATTLE

Continued from Page One)
Jorgenson started and Gagged three
baskets from the field in the next
minute Of play. Whitney got going
and looped two more, then McCarren
put in one and Jorgenson again count
ed. Personals en- Whitney and Jor-
genson were turned into points by the
Mines but they never had a real
chance after Jorgenson started, the
final score being 30 to q.
Jorgenson was severely critivised
for rough tactics and had three per-
sonals against him, one more would
have put him out Of the game. Butte
players claimed that he slugged and
the Butte papers were severe in their
criticism Of his roughness, though en-
thusiastic over his basketball ability.
Whitney and Hollister also played
stellar games for the Bobcats, both
caging three field baskets and work
ING the floor well The guarding of
Hollister was one Of the features Of
the game and played no small part
IN holding down the Miner score.
Another game viii be played by the
Bobcats in Butte tonight and in the
morning the team will leave for Po-
catello where a game is to be play
ed Thursday evening with an indcpen-
dant team. Friday and Saturday
nights the Bobcats play Utah Aggies
at Logan, starting home Sunday
The linup in the Butte game was
as follows
The Bozeman courier., 1921-02-09

Scoring: Jorgenson (19), 8 field and
3 free baskets; Whitney (6), 3 field;
Hollister (6), field; McCarren (2), 1
field; Landwehr (9), 8 field and
free; Kirchner 80, field; Walsh
(2), 1 field; Ladic ~, l field.
Time of periods: 20 minutes.
Officials: Matter, Three Forks, ref
cree; Clevett, Butte, umpire.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-02-09

In orange, Pekin blue, rose,
apricot, pink and white at
49c yard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
IlUilds ilusiness IL
Long Distance Sales.

H"tailer desiring e. start o parcel
post delivery. o. planning 4" improve
ono alre1dy IN up.Fation. would Do well
Ia take q tip from the firm oi Henry
Il. HalloWcil a San. dealers In fancy
fruits who conduct two stores In Phil.
adeiphla.
This firm has started campaign
10 push its special parcel past spivice.
guaranteeing perfect delivery within
1909 miles ~ philadeiphin. through
window displays IN liz siorc, AZ three
seasons OF the year. each display pc
riud being one cntinr week Since ~.
last special parcel ioS, display few
weeks ago. the firms shipping business
has increased nearly 90 per cent. duo
primarily 10 III" window dEplnyt
which attract widespread attention.
The seasons when thu Parcel post
delivery ~ thus stressed for week.
are midsummer. when The majority ~
those who wosld ~ ant e. receive
gifts Of this kind are at the srashore
ut some other resort the early fail.
when schools and college, are hrg %.
uing their terms. and holiday time in
winter. when SITS - this style arr ap.
prcrrlaIc and welcome.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

might BE- able 60 make everybody
feel hopeful Of the future. or de-
pressed. thereby affecting bust
ness conditions somewhat. But
with all their occult power the
newspapers cannot pni two dol
lars where there was only one
dollar before IN the bank reserves
or b. a few passes convert led
cral dciicii into a federal asset, or
double the average individuals
sayiug, bank account. Psychol.
ogy may lie important. but nriii-
or can psychology juggle deficits
INTO nalmccs. "yamp' phy,irrl
conditions. or de- anything more
Co economic facts than tcmrorar-
ily Aiaouiiagc them. with tn ei-
itct g, putting of tile evil day"
Ecw pc lplr fe ;houi il docs 70, (
make or mar the law OF grai o..
ten i.csag, les 0i newspapers
and ol p>ych low "w1at goc, =
must come down Topeka 80
nal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Panhandle Press
Position Made Clear

tn" Record New wants o. make cielr
iis position IN regard &C. IN editorial
Which u rerfln'ed from another paper
AMI with 'vhi-h the editor q TIE Wich.
80 Fails Open Shop association rews
b. Ne; taxes issue IN - current nun.
tcg The neccfd News toes no, SpOn.
mr. -" uninion- set forth In .di;oriils
u reprints from other papers These
qucssd opinions are taken only frCm his
and Successful papers. They represent,
The Cpini'ns ~ those editors not q
The Record News They SIRE printed a.
Keep readers - this paper posted with
f.cvamcnis and opinions which leaders
.os other parts ~ the country are Spon.
scrrE Thosr editorials are sirned n;
:hs itttonn Nth The name of the papcr
c,!siua:ing them.
The keccrd News RS n.vcr TAKEN
fsy editorial p.-sl'iCT on any op,n sh,,,
..ur ,; h~llsvrS ma 'hc brine MN.
nosc - ncws9apsr T. tn give neNs
facts. (; nj let tn itsaers max tlrir
Dwu tplni0nr Op,1 shtp questions ar
fe'l 80 cratrovcrs n, Clements sna Of
uplrh: The Rs -'aG News hns no.hnF
. NV y. 'h~r1. & rncs into such nia'.
tors cnly whcn facts % pu'lic in,rrcs,
AZ concerned Wichita Falls Hecori
Nrv--.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Prohibition enforcement in Texas

IN making tho survey II the 90
forcemcnt ~ probation laws IN Texas
N. An,i.Saloon League has rcpuftg
.air'y un 10 date from i5a counties Of
hes" iSl counties rs have never In.
iicted man fur violation II The Dean
Ac; Mos, 81 the Indictments are a. ~
found IN nbou, half a dozen ccuntlcf
This wuuld indicate that the lucal II
.irrrs IN mrst 81 these counties ats
rot concerning themselves with the en-
'orCcmcnt ~ this law Among thc~.
'ounties who're no Indictments hav,
been made aona are small western
poYnties were doubtless there ARE few
Violations q this law hut many 81 those
'ountlea reporting ne indictments ar,
nopulous counties IN the center and
eastern part ~ tho state. where the law
hc'ng violated % very great extent
n reports We have from the District
clerks show no indictments IN Ang,
lirs. Austin. Caldwell. Cherokee. Cumal.
Eraih. Galveston. Goliad ~ Wharton
Nounlict In such a pupul0us county
a. Dallas. there have been only six IN.
hcimcnts and ono conviction. and that
lnr'y Was gruciously granted sgs
Esndcd sentence Harrison County In
dicici \. and convicted . Tarran;
County has indicted :. and convict" I
none. The. are an based upon tho
reports 81 tiit District Clerks ~ thcsc
counties The number ol indictments
IN the entire state Is ssi The nunbsr
20 convictions ~ ~ quite numhe'
q these have received q suspended SET
,rnce. and AZ lcas; hall of them have
appealed their eases. Very lew ar
serving ans sentence az result Of
their conviction.
Judging from what We know. In r.
general way. 81 ihis clisr the violstgrs
who have APPEALED their eases and hre
ouj on boEd are stlll engaged IN selling
liquCr. TN the whole the enforcement
of statc.w.d. prohibition H. very unsat
is'sctory 90 ALL ,Sccp, the hoo, leEgrrs
Reports iriui number IL counties IN.
dicatc that under statewide prohibition.
The officers arc not enforcing the law
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
llp,, MN LAY ~ CO
GRESS.

In the celebration OF the me
morablc record of Congressional
service oi Uncle Joe Cannon sew
cial speakers gave their opinions
a. 10 the cau,cs which account ior
reelection Il a representative IL
Congress. Champ Clark. himself
pretty well qualified To- Judge.
said in the ii-S; place the poll
tics oi his district must remain
the same w the second place he
must he 4 wan OF force and abil-
ity. IN the third place he muSt
remain a. faithful ~ the NORTH
star"
Sir. ;,srre' - Tennessee
thought that .Itr:u!cs hirlSc'i
Gould ~ hit Hnl throw In, /"
i,e a, h. 81 Au,acvs. mo oLc
"a, hccr o. t. e. Ic that with the
etrtlcmsn 'ruir ,llnois." he 81 1.
|, j. tru. 'llt ,Nicc IN his poll,
i,al car ,cr he has Teen trip" !.
| ~ lie landed upOn feet amcrg
Ire pcp.dr ~ renewed H.,
strength Throughout MI h,
jayS h. IN. nal the correct con-.
pichenS ~ II the elements az
fundamental, oi human nature,
and has always been able 70 keep
hi feet upon the earth arionS
'ncn.
Majority Leader Mondell found
the reason Tor Mr. Cannon;
many rc-clec,iOns in the courage
81 his convictions" and sand tina,
men can serve here long even il
they DO not always yield - tenn
porary popular clamor."
The house gave H. approval
most generously to Mr.. CARROTS
assertion thar those remair
longest in Congress representing
the p.orle who most firmly kce'
:h,ir feet rpon the earih--whcrJ
the people are New York Her
all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
No CRIME WAVE HERE.

When the congested districts Ut
the United States are recruiting
their police forces. experimenting
their arsenals. considering the
worth of armorcd automobiles
and tanks" as vantage points at
which 90 mount machine guns,
Amarillo is ENJOYING a season Of
freedom from the Crime wave
Amarillo's officers. the head 81
the American Legion and Others
who have received shoddy notes
OF warning. have unquesiionably
assumed the right attitude re-
gardiug the would-be -bad ones,
who themselves seem to consider
IL sgna:t 10 appear tough All in
telligeni men know tina, Nmaril
los citizens are one hundred pc;
cent American. and that at the
first showing OF uutlawry. no in
dividral. or aggregation OF ind
viduals would be able 10 with,
stand the first onslaught OF the
glorious American Legion, sup,
plementing the Amarillo and fot.
ter county peace department,
Such notorieiy as has beer
given the cheap. uncou,h note
received BY the peace officers an,
the American Legion. through
the local press. has been by rea
con oi the novelty OF the thing
and not because any have iakea
them seriously. Even at that
such notes ii the writers are no.
extremely careful. will have e
he paid in full" IS the identity oi
the perpetrators are discovered
This city i in no more dangc:
srcm persons guilty OF putin.
out these notes OF warning =
than il is from hot wind iror
the south, in this and next month
The whole proposition is prepos
terous. Tor none bu, the silly IRE
sponsible. or unexpectedly COW
ardly. would voice such utter
anees. This. thank God and III.
American Legion consiiiuenc.
and those eligible to membershi,
therein, is a free country. an,
through the patriotic devotion o
these same men and those VIII,
shall follow after them. i, Wi
ever be so.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

handmade 81 rustic redwood. and ono
glance nj the interior " an invitation
to enter which even the seasoned San
Francircan cannot resist
When I told my California relatives
! was going 10 start burl shop they
laughed al me" said Mrs Salingcr.
Who would bui enough burl 10 iiagS
the shop pay7' they asked II was
only that Californians didn't appr..
ciato II. had to come ~ the wav
from Chicago to show them how % sci
hufl."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

near - well as they md under local up
tion. This doos not arise from the fact
lint l"nl option b. better form 20
uruhitiiion. hut arises from the fact
that the liquor crowd have diligently
pressed a propaganda 60 the effect that,
thc prohibition fight ~ over and that
prohibition u a dad issue" This a..
luor propaganda has accomplished
what they intcnScd u a. accomplish
There are Few counties that stand
1ut ptc-,mineni In themselves. our r.-
ports would give the banner to Kau:.
man County In that county. they
have indicted 10. and have convicted "a
with only cnc hung jury The disan
pCiniirg feature from Kaufman Coun
- = that every one convicted has NJ
peiled his ease. Tho reports show that
the sheriff and prosecuting attorney 81;
hit county take their oath of Office
seriously and accept office no, only f1v
ulary. bu' tor service New to kauf
man County. comes Bowie County.
where IN" reports show that &c have
trcn Indicted. Next comes camp Coun.
~ with - indictments. and : cnnvi
tious collin County has II iniict.
nenis Hrazofis Couty has - in,iict.
n'"nts. in tlesc five cu,in,ics mote
thnn onc-;h.rd 81 all thc indictments -
the State have been returned. tn
number q convictions IL very low.
There l. q reason Tor this The cases
appealed to the Court of Criminal An.
p,als have cASgcd the prosecuting AZ
tnrucys to wait on "a decision from the
higher courts before going to TRIAL WIN
most ~ their case. That count ms
rendered IT, d"rtsion IN a way Tia;
l"avcs htiir 90 hope Tor 90 criminals n
the future and removes al excuse f,i
such DELAYS ia trial There has never
h",n any excuse not o. indict under the
Dean Act. \ roVirw ~ the above Nh
readily indicate that IN, prohibition
forces Of Texas need 10 wake w
II the Tower - London Is kept IN,
golden an'puila. or ancintinc cup. made
for coronation 10 Charles n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

is found IN perhaps enc redwood tree
IN soep.' the haxmakcr explained 1t
b. swelling or protrud,nce Whieh
grows cn ;hc trunk o. the ifcc. usually
neaf the root. and b. caused by an
injury Ia the tree az sumo time during
a. cNisionre. Tho cffcrt h n mhss
% ody iissu" Developed into M I'M.
tiicaic design. Nature rnodifies tho
swelling with the consequence" that a
beautifully grained wood is formed
with countless bird eye spots. Hunt.
INK lmrl il real job. aud once tho
hurl o. SECURED. the tnsk j. ouly begun.
u mgst season for ave years before
y ~ ready ior use.'
There Var romance ln it-ani ar.
fc'ilty That fotticd n Miys snllngot
pD lively decided o. ur"n q shop Rlt
u had 10 De- "a shop quite different from
any Other shop. u mus breathe toto
atmosphere e the redwood furcst-.
and everything IN II must 10 In har.
mon, With the merchandise rold. Rcd.
wood loss converted the interior into
a pergula. and tho officc a; the rear
~ typical California bungalow IN
miniature, with window boNcs and a
real from, yard. Chairs and tables arc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
Won Can't DO IT,. Only
Spurred This Girl On.

Rita u. Salingcr went to California
for a two months visit and Il tocg
he- lust two weeks O. decide that aa,.
should IT, IRE ~ San Franciscos per.
manent busiress wumcn. ], was whli~
sh" was huying gifts 90 send .''bari;
homo" for Christmas. and she WIS
booking for suitable ioxes 10 send
sweets In. that she saw redwood burr
for the first time. II proved % l,c tin
deciding factor.
Isn't IL lovcly'' she cnthus.l. ard
;hen--io the man who made tho bull
boxes: DO YOU know. think III siav
right IN san Francisco and open a burl
shop? I'm IN love with H."
The boxmaker laughed. why thcro
isn't enough burl III, % nl y shor.
The buri business is On its last legs
How 10 that" she asked. "Eu-,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
New Orleans Grer,rs
SOLVE Chain Problem.

Retail Rrocors % New Orleans ara
not Worrying about the competitiOu ~
the chain stores. They are making ~
hearircnding appeals to thu consuming
pablo e. pity the poor d0wniroldrn
dealer They are not bcrg.pg the
Wholesaler and the manuflriiuerNo &c..
ware lcsi the chain store dHH lh,m
cut ~ cNisisnce and So clminai, chan.
n,ls 90 distribution.
They are not doing these lhlngs be.
ciuse they have found RlilsfscloFy
answer 20 the chair store problem.
They have found IL in advertising.
not To- mere advertising. but lu cot.
tain Kind II ADVERTISING In certain
type ~ copy.
There are 400 momlars ~ the n.
e. Retail Grocers' Associaiionl IN
New orleans. For many months thy
have b"cn advertising comparatively.
with large newspaper splc. at very
small cost per store. because the ~.
Ncrtisine hill IN split 900 WAYS.
This advertising does not "h,c" Tor
business On the sror, 81 past fayorS
nor IN the scnfc ~ rrni pafrlotis-,
II j. concentrated ON telling the rub
lie Just what tn Sp.ciflc ADVANTAGES
n dealing with IN. Independent dcalar
arr. u is advertising prepared nv "a
vcrtlsinF specialists. Hence IL me-, unly
has tru" economic appeal. bat IA,
technical perfection OF attention
value" and punch" 20 drive that np
peal home. Their" T.. Tor instance. {.
plcC" Of copy headed.
CLIP the Wings of Your Dollars"
rs devoted % the principle OF keep.
INK money ~ home. l, points out
hat the money paid 20 chain stores
SOS 10 ovt.of town capitalists. while
that paid o. New Orleans grocers stays
here IN larger proportion. and Is m
tsrn Trsnt ny them In other New Or
leans stores
"Suppos" II Ralna-Cculd You Eat
Is ihc heading u another piece. %
copy In which ~ contrast Of the
phone service and delivery ~ the in
dependent dealer and th@ nothone and
no delivery policy ~ the chain storcs
- portrayed vividly
The be~; evidence that the nembers
~ the u. g. A. arr getting results oui
- this advertising campaign IL the
fac; that they are planning to spend
more money on still larger cam.
laign.
Recent copy his varied IN rize from
blocks four columns wide and four ~
i've inches deep to full quarter ragss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
"Iet u DO Your WASH

Til. smith a Howiey -. ~ srrsu.
ton IA. reports god results from this
camraign 20 sell ws-hlng machines
through doing the family wash. Is.
uslly the hardware or Gle, tfical con.
ccrn which offers demonstration -
is line 81 waEhinE machines delivers
the appliance and lets !: 20 At tha,
~erdinr solicitor tn clnch the sale
before the ten days trial period ,
over
The Smith 4 Iicwlcy O.. does I; ar
and along with {, r d.monsiraiur who
calls Cor the family wash. This u run
through the APPARATUS and the house
wife Is relieved 81 the hsrdes, says'
work II the week IN a Bffy. Then tho
appliance u left thvre for two WceRs
irlSl In IN" rn,Untine ,Ne cinvass~rs
can and maze the offers on payment.
that usually clirch ne sale
The difference between doing tho
wash and in just sending srouna the
machine for the prosI-ec, ~ try ~ N,
feels TX" u g. wis; make, mora Sale1.
Many wcm.a arr no; keen about ma
chincry and know little ahou, Il. Some
hesitate and d. no; a,.cmp, 90 run IN.
appliance ~ all during IN. test peris-i.
the firm found That IL why the
demonsirator COMES along g. do the
family wash in the presence Of Friend
Wife. ahoUs her how snd tells nus; the
proper way o. run the apparatus ~.
order 10 set the bcs; results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08
NEWSPAPERS AND Eco
NOMIC CONDITIONS.

English merchants cri;icisc the
London Times and English press
for lis discussion OF prices. &c.
cusing the newspapers OF bring
ing about collapse OF buying am
a violent slump in prices. 4 man
ufacturer OF textiles who stands
high in the trade denounces the
London Times particularly. be-
cause English newspapers 90 al
over the world and our cotton
customers in other countries see
these statements" he says. "and
either hold off ordering or seek
10 cancel orders. We must ston
talking slump; the world wants
our goods and viii pay a fair price
II they are led 10 see VIVA, the
fair price il
We suppose. after all there is
nothing IN economic forces. bui
the newspapers can bring abou,
any sor; OF economic situation
that they desire. They have far
more power than they supposed
sthes~slsi
We, when the rage Tor buyiN7
was at t. height, when working
girls we're wearing s six stock
:ngs and $50 shoes. aud ditch dig
ger were sporting SIs six ,hir;
and merchants were bear'ing. th,
newspapers protested IN yair
against a reckless ORGY 81 e:;trav
sganc-. !, was mot the newsra
pers that brought about such /.
state OF mind.
Probably psychologist conditions
can be affected by publicity an,
rnT-ganda. The nrvsn'r,r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-08

getting about the welfare and even ~
lives ~ mere men. The lady In question
said she forgot abou, the matter Until,
she went TO sweep her floor Nigh; b.
good IDEA for the ladies 20 sweep "a
floors every day just 10 Sec " any deal
.ncr have been overlooked -Childrcs,
Post.