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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
QUESTION TRANSFERABLE.

Why N II that people IN their right
minds viii make the fo"lish attempt 10
drive an aut" across u railroad track In
front a. moving train II they got
over safely there II nothing gained hut
moment IL time. aud when they fail.
as 80 many de-. there are lifelong re-.
rrc,s and grief for surviving friends
and relatives. The engineer doesn't wan,
to XIII lroplc. hut In such instances he
has no chance In prevent disaster. and
Il may h. fairly said tina, the au,ols,
takes his own liic and ihus" ~ others
occupying the automobile. --ChIldress
Poet.
brother Thomas, your question l. un.
answerublc. Railroad crossings have not
as yet. generally Speaking been made
fool-proof. rn;il they do become ~.
there will always h. tragedies. At,en.
ton has recently been called ~ the fact
that rallroad accidents are played up all
over the country. and bu, little atten.
ton paid to those tragedies growing out
81 the oarelcssness Of automobile driv.
crs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
FINANCIAL

NEW YORK. May 25.--BusIncss on
the stock exchange today was dun and
pcrfunctory. heavy tone predominant
'ng. Professional operators awaited
themselves ~ the slim attendance due
TO the approaching holidays to cffcc,
additional depression az prices.
Their msncuycrs were acccletutcd by
ihcr Developments ~ an adverse ns
urr. Thee Included sharp unscttlc
mcnt in foreign exchange. continued
irmncss ~ money iu,cs and the eau
ions - qualified Views II leaders ii
industry.
Declines IL one Ia three points wcr.
.cgi-icr. by majority ~ the SEASONED
~ well az volatile is-ues and rails "
Al cins-cs were under intermittent
wcs,rrc. not excepting the high priced
coaicrs.
Tine break In foreign rcmittan-cs OK
rom 10 to co points IN continental
at.;,. especially Dutch. French. Is~'
sian. Italian. Swiss. spanish and Scan
lima Wan.
Th. .inpnry market followed exactly
estcrtiny's ,slI hans holding at per
en-, until the final hour. when a be
,,~i inquiry forced the rate to ~
,cr cent.
+ The changes In their regular bondi
market. including iilsrtIrs and mosI
sher domestic issues wcrc unlmpcs'
mt. rws1m issues wcrr t,cllneo d
nse although suh~~ripeioas % the neu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

ON the government conditions ~ bond
issues a requirement ~ o. thc type or
Kind Of roads 10 BE- constructed. To fol
low such a coursV would be most un.
fortunate. The cost must always bo cot
sidor,d In determining the tyic II rad
surfaces which am selected. and tho al
luwnblc cost must be determined 10y the
traffic which II a. hc horne. Local con.
liions vary tu such an extent that
yaIy careful consideration must b. CIV.
N each project l#furc dsscrmining the
hsmc,rr ~ type ~ rads o. b. built
rhlr prin,iplc was recently expressed To
Cla,uicr ~ Commerce asking for im.
formation. in the following language:
Types u highways should not Ia
specified BY Inv. This II "a ana ttor to lpu
decided by the State Highway Depart.
,nent An which should b. lodged full
authority. both 10 construct and 10
maintain. Competition between different
ypcs u material should h. maintain.
"a and selection made % 10 traffic 10.
quircmcnis IN each ease The bur0iu
does not recommend any one type to
xclusion OF others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

NEW ORLEANS. May :;.--Af,cr q
p,rioi ~ strength IN early trading a.
day the cotton market commenced 10
sag under s,lling cut By traders on the
.ong side who were seeking TO eycn up
commitments over the triple holidays.
Tho market had little show of buying
"wer after the early demand wan sitis.
led. although there we're several
sualI upturns. Closing prices wssc the
lowest ~ the season. showing net gains
II . To- ~ l~inis with July ~ 1850. Al
highest. the most active months were
- To- ~ points up with July at is.,e.
The initial buying movement appear.
cd Ia lie mainly the result of the very
tullish privat. bureau crop reports
which appeared In the late trs,dlng ~
Yesterday. Liverpool stood better than
Tue end cahied that II had been affect.
n fsvorably by them. Another private
bureau condition report of esa per
cent normal Together with figures ~,
,crrasr showing decrease uf ~ to 10
per cent helped Ia stcady tina msr.
set hut toward mldscason. a report by
/, lUai housc of NC per cent Tor con.
iition and ~ per cent as tho reduction
In acreage ,eus.i hut uttlc difference.
indicating thar bulllsh operation regard.
inE the Gro: was hccoming discounted.
Weakness ~ foreign exchanus was
against the market to some extent. pre-
venting anything like wide rccovcries
after the reactions sct In. iIcstsr plsc.
~ tsklnsn " American cotton ~ lie
MIN ~ me wvrid nj ~. 49, holss
a. oGaipe( s)9.ooo this week ~ weuF
~ 00ee tn MI to - -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
DIMINISH the TRIBE.

John Mcnamara was turned cut III
The California pcnitcntiary the other
ay. after serving ten years for blow
Ing up the Llcwcllyn Iron Works. When
he was released h. WAS me, aud hcroizcd
and lionized by the structural steel
workers Of which union he WINS for.
nerly secretary. lie was the head 81 n
general dynami,lng NJ non.union steel
joi~. Anarchy IL not yet dead In the
United Statcs-fiail County Herald.
Already this triir ~ too numerous.
II Is To b. hoped that the civilizing In.
flucnces II the pcnitcn,nry In which he
has been incarccrntcd during the past
ten years. may have worked euro"
IN Johns ease. ~ that h. will he safe
for his fellows to associate with In
the future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
yf.s. SEND 'EM OVER

In Turkey they are talking 81 duff.
ing men for marriage, ~ serious II the
matter Of propagation In IN. ottoman
empire. We might aparc the Turk a
few of our hate distinguished ''consei.
cniious objcctors." The Turk might
welcome them. W. certainly would not
miss them. And besides, "a battery Of
feminine eyes IL not so difficult 10 face
~ one II the big sun variety
Beacon.
Say. Ben. that's terrible condition
over there. isn't Il? You nave hi, upon
u good plan. and we hope II may work
10 perfection. despite the fact that u
may bc very cruel To- the Turks ~ the
ne'i generation. It's had enough 10 he
a Turk. you know,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
Market News
COTTON ADVANCES,
CLOSING STEADY
NET GAIN AMOUNTS TO 8 TO
10 POINTS CORN Is RE.
PORTED IMPROVING
ny Associated Prsss.

Wy Associated Prss.
NEW YORK. May ei.--Thcrc was
continued buying IN buillsh crop rc.
ports IN the cctton market today and
further advance IN prices. Ortohef
contracts sold up IT, 1896 compared with
i3los. the lew price &c last Monday and
1889 the hilh price touched during IN,
Middle ~ the month. There WAS n gopd
,hal of realizing ~ u approached tn
~ cent level. however. anh reactions
occurred In later trading with october
closing at i3.io The general list closed
steady at net advance of to ~
points.
Tho market cpcnrd firm nj an I'D
vance ~ ~ IT, II points un n renewal II
yesterdays buying movement encour.
ngcd relatively firm Liverpool cables
and reiterated reports AZ prospects Tor
settlement ~ labor troubles. Activ,
months sold 20 Ia 10 points net higher
during the early tridipg with Jul,
touching iala and December on tho
overnight, report ~ n permanent south
crn authority making the condition oI
the crop ~. the reduction IN acrcag,
III per cent and the Indicated yield unly
i.et0. oeo bales. The South was con
siderable seller an this advance Will,
there was also sood deal Of scattered
realizing which c,scsi prices cff durine
the later trading and Jus, before IN,
close thcic was active selling here he
lived To he for Texas account. Thi,
carried July of Ia i2.s2 and December
A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

a strike Is ON IN the print paper mills.
and already there N a reflection Of this
In an increase In the price Of the out
put. coupled with a diminution of tho
supply. Eight thousand men engaged In
the print paper mills are out. and II this
continues the prices OF white paper VIII
40 soaring. restrictions u supply will
becom. tense. and various inconvcn.
fences and losses result. This Is another
II the evil effects OF strikes that must
be- shared by all II society. IL seems
deplorablc that there has not up to tho
present been found plaI or system
that viii prevent expensive. troublesome
strikes. May the day soon come In
which other remedies may he available.
aside from the strike. to settle differ.
ences and grievances.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
AMARIILO's hoy SCOUTS

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

While other cities are piling w mon.
umcnts In the form Of memorial build.
mss. homes. hospitals and monumental
shafts 10 honor World War veterans
md their fallen co'nradcs-at~rms. ANA.
rillo Is falling to the rear. The Apostle
James. In his writings In the New Tesla.
meni. said: Faith without works In
dead We wonder N u IL not equally
true that proteststions ~ love. without
the WALKING evidences thereof. Is not
a rather llfeicss and dead thing. Anna.
rillo's American Legion Post and It's at.
tcndant woman's Auxiliary are without
an adequate hall In which TO meet for
the transaction Of the necessary bust.
ness u the Organization. to say nothing
of social gatherings and functions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
SAYS THAT GIRLS SHOULDPAY
THEIR OWN WAY TO ADJUSTMENTS
ny Associated Press.

W ''S"''sst~o t*.
CHICAGO, May sS--Whil, speaking
to an audience Of 500 prominent buAi
ness men M Local club here recently
Mrs. Helen II. Paulsen. lecturer ant
psychologist. created decided sensation
when. In discussing the causes Tor girls
going wrong. sh. cmI,haticallv stated
that. u parents. and especially fathers
would teach their daughters. from the
moment they begin going out with
young men. always Ia Jay their owi
way, wherever they go. very few girls
would go wrong.
Girls do not want 10 do wrong
things hut many Of them begin what
often results In AN unfortunate climax
by allowing their boy friends To Kiss
them goodnight" said Mrs. paulscn
They do II because they feel they ow,
something for the money the boys have
spcn, ON them. II parents were q
teach their daughters 10 pay their own
way. the girls would not feel that they
must give their perfectly beautiful
selves To every man who pays them at
tention. Girls everywhere. when urged
to Keep themselves pure aud sweet. "a,
In perfect innocence. well. what can ",
d. for the boys for all the n"ncy they
spend on u.s. and the boys say To- cur
UNFRAMED girls. what d. you suppus'
we arr spending all this money on YOU
for anyway. Since thu girl has enter
cd the business world. there IN no rca
sou why We should not train her To pa,
her own way when In high school and
college. n VIII make her better busi
ness woman aud certainly a better wife
and home keeper"
Mrs. InulSrn accused the fathers III
yuung girls of being the chief contribu
tors to their daughters wfldncss. Shs
stated that fathers have more import
ant home duty IN this day than ever be-
fore In their lives.
The woman of yesterday was pro
tccted by her father. then married and
was protected by her husband ar. IN
case she did not marry. her brothers
protected her" Mrs. Paulscn 1id. "rh,
girl II today goes into u different en-
vironment aud surroundings.
Fathers know the conditions thai
surround the girls In the store. the VI
flee and the factory. They know th'
dangers az The automoblI. as the moth
.,s do moi. n "A moi "A sa,,arc deal I,
the girls for the fathers not 10 teach
them Ia know NE 40 well that they cat
i,e vvo., and n,,r. and s,lll earn thcil
avn w,v I'm. often hears men crl,l
,is,np IN. v,v p,,is ac, aud dress IN IN,
Lus,r.s. v,,id 1, w.uld IA, well 10,
.omc ~ ash ,hc,n ,bIs v,r,in.ut atrs
llon, Are your daughters going Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

Statement has been Issued by the
freight haulcrs out Of rlainvicw that
unless Truck ltll No. iOi shall bc M.
pcalcd or amended along satisfactory
lines that they will abandon their routes
early In July. II Is held by these men
rs by many others. that thu provisions
III the hill will work great hardship
ON them. aud that they cannot continue
IN their present business unless very
material changes shall bc made, and
that soon. This Is another illustration
4 safeguarding the stable after the
major number ~ the animals have been
stolen. The people interested In trans.
porting freight by trucks should haso
l,cstirred themselves prior to the pass.
age OF this law. and then, much trou.
BILE could have been avoided. This IL an.
other Illustration Of the fact that tho
people feel themselves remote from the
government. They do not realize that
the government IL thing IL which
they arc a part. They depend on the law.
makers 10 attend to all matters Ia which
the framing. the passage and applia.
ton OF measures are concerned, AID
then they kick and howl terribly II
there's something In any Of them that
conflict with their interests. Let II b.
hoped that the present example will
have the effect Of causing the people
q all this section VI the state To take
keener interes, In the activities Of the
legislature In the future. The invest.
ment Of time and thought Is worth
while.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
Bsax Tdalves Sald

KANSAS CITY. May s1.--Thc l'ox r
calves from Higgins. Texas. owned by
John \. May which were sold at the
Royal show lns, fall TO Ten l.. Wilson
IT Winfield. Kansas fed by him and
marketed here this week. averaged SIG
pounds and sold nj ss.?s.
TIE BOX rs arc known IA one II The
bcs, herds of cattle In the state ~
Texas and for many years the steer
cnlf crop has been sold Tor bulls These
cutie have s-vcral times been In the
money IN the feeder division OF the
Royal and other SHOWS throughout the
country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
Attempt 90 -salavcs i<sussallc

LONDON. Mpy .i.-.Thc Admiralt,
salvage vessel H., cr and her tender the
Canadian Drifter 30. I. ana under ord
crs "a leave Portsmouth a. renew opcr
atoms Tor salving the remainder II Oh,
gold bullion from the wreck ~ thu
nrincl liner lanrentic. sunk uff the
north coast ,f ireland IN January, 1915
About twelve million In gold way IN
the i.nur'ntir II which -four million
has been recovered. II IL hoped to ~.
cover the remainder.
She lies In twenty fathons of one Of
the Widest PARTS 81 the Irish coast
She IL practically covered IN sand and
'ili. which has H. bc removed by power
lul pumps. The plates and giriers
have to ice blasted away by explosives.
making the task ~ the divers difficult
srnd dangerous
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
Use NJ. Road MATERIALS

Thomas r. McDonaid. chief Of the
United states Burcau 81 Pubic Reads.
drplorcs the tendency that has been
developing In some Of the states 10 pass
legislation governing conditions Of bond
issues and specifying onc type Of mate
rial 10 be used An highway construction.
Such a course. according to the official.
II unfortunate and costly. and he urges
composition for all materials and a more
careful consideration of costs and local
conditions affecting construction. before
the type of paving r. decided upon.
Granting that the preparation OF the
radled has been properly done" Siys
Mr.. Macdonald. many kinds II road
surfaces will give excellen, service. The
eieinent Of time Il important. There
are 20 many miles Of roads TO be con
structsd and their cost viii h. 40 enor
nous that the must careful and detail
ed study ~ each road project must b.
made TO provide. NJ the lowest possible
osst. roads which vii give satisfactory
service and whics esn H. mslntalncr
without undue depreciation under tn
traffic which ir 10 Use them. Man,
tinsos thu question has been asked tbs
bureau: what typo Of rad II bcs,Y' tn,
answer In always the same: There Il
not one best Kind or type OF rad sur
face
IA secenf statement issued by the Of
ficiais II the bureau expresses thu
thought In the following language:
1T 10 the policy Of this bureau q
cvnslsicr the conditions on each individ
ual Fsoprai AID project. ~ there ar
el~msnss such ss suexrsdc. drsinss
and sprcseH, and prospective traffic
whlrh vitsIly affect the discrimination q
the standards Of construction 10 b
used
That y. there must b. a careful ana
,sis. both " the engineering and ec'
nomic cvnditions for each particula
uw 10 dclcrmin. the kinds q material
that can D. used successfully. and sfts
thrss Facts arr determined thsn thu =.
- isp<s 4 enssro<sIoa whsch -
ouoncnnten1ny s1up11 - broug,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
oOFyEE
Nv Asp~sisscl pvsss

Nv Asp~sissed puss
NEW YORK. May s7.-Thc market
for coffee futures was higher today on
reports ~ nm advance In Brazil and bei.
ter spot demand. The opening WIS six
to \ points higher ana active months
sold ~ to IN points above last nights
closing figures. July contracts were
carried M to 6.s7 the highest price
touched since las, April. That delivery
closed at ga with The general market
closinr ut net advance az 10 10 II
points July s.3a: September G.se; DC.
iober Gst; December 1i5; January
7.25: March ,.ss.
Spot coffee stcadicr; Rio Is 6hw
ss.Sc. Santos As ?u9 SIC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER QUART
TO BE PAID FOR DEAD FLIES

Twenty-Five cents n quart for the
first four quarts. and ten cents for
each quart above that number viii he
the market price Tor flies In Amarillo
beginning next "Wednesday. June I.
There will H. u fly committee nj the
city hall e. receive and pay for the
flies. The war against flies will open
In earnest Wednesday. boy Scouts
will distribute hand bills n. 4. Ans.
icy and A. Y. kcirsey. publicity com.
mittcc will keep the public Informed OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Ny Associated Pr,rs.

CHICAGO, Mny si.--cattlc receipts
1000: beef steers ~ Ia Soc higher. top
$3.50: hulk s1.iosi S.2i. butcher she
stock weak To- l"w-r: fat -ows aud hcif
~ s'.oae'e.:s. bulk bulls. s,~k-rs
md feeders slow; hulk bulls s, soa :. 20,
calves steady to weak: vcslcrS IT, pack.
crs hrgei, s7.soas.25.
Hogs receipts 5000; 20 To ioc lower,
closing active a, today's average dcciin,
top $3.50; bulk s,.5o6 ..75; pigs 2. t.
icc lower: bulk t7.eo177s.
Sheep receipts 1000; over half pack
crs direct: shorn lambs sii.50: nativ,
and California springs si2aio respcc,
lively. steady; others aud sheep % t.
zoe lower: ewes $3.50; bulk s3.0o6s.e5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

the progress of onslaught
Fly traps at actual cost can he had
from the Fly committee. All residents
are urged Ia cut all weeds that may
h, used as hiding aud breeding places
for the enemy.
Automobiles have practically taken
the place II horses. and the city cont
mission IL to enforce regulations agalns,
keeping hogs or cows within the city
limits making u possible to max,
Amarillo A flvlcss city. Il IL believed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

tn, street forces Of the city are busy
with the machinery for road making
and road upkcop. and thu work being
accomplished is reflective of a desire
10 give Amarillo excellent earth streets
on those stretches where permanent sur
facing has not yet been applied. This
work is OF a high character. and is
distributed to the hest ability 81 the de-.
Iartment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
.coTYoNsxxD on.

NEW YORK. May :7.--Co,,vn seed
oii quiet and firm.
Demand from shorts. prompted hy the
higher ruling In hard apd cotton aud
firmncss IN crude revealed very HIGHT
pit offerings. leading deliveries clos.
cd 10 90 % wlnts net higher. sales
s.i0o barrels. Prime crude s.s0: prime
summer yellow SPOT '.s5; July 7.,3:
Sept 7.,o: Dec. ..',: all bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
Il 3 announced dane w. 4. Paee

II u announced that W. T. Pace will
make III, soc for the place made va.
cart IN the Texas state senate through
tie death OF J. &. McNeaius. The late
senator war a man broadly known over
TeNss, and had u strong following In
Dallas. ~. was prominently connected
with many measures passed by the leg
stature Of Texas. and the naming ~
his successor will u o matter u much
interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
4oRr WORTH LIVESTOCK


FORT WORTH. May g..-ta,tIc.
'Hcv"s ss.ss"s..s: s,@,kc,~ tsosu II;
COWS ss.pc" s.as: cnnncrs ti.O0Ss ";
hcifcrs u.oD"s.oo; buI:s .s.0OS $50:
calves ss.ooT7.so: ycarIinrs ss.ooAs.so
Hogs: iaght t7.3sH7.s0; medium 500
",.ss; mixed sG.som 7.oo: conunon $500
us.s"; heavy ss.ce@e.,s: rvurh s.oess
500; pigs ss.oen 7.ee.
Shcer; Lambs st.sa" 100: yewrllHEs
ysec"s.oo; ewes sasos teo. cults q 90
$500: goats si.eeas.s5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
judges OverwOrked

LONDON. May s7.--satur,lay always
has been "a holiday IN the courts here.
Hut nov Judges ARE working ak days
a week. The reason. they want To clear
up the flood IL divorc. eases va the
hurksiN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

" Asereteted FreoL
NEW ORLEANS. May c;.--i;vugh
ri-c no S,lcs. rcccipis i.-3s sucks:
mIllers rcccipts same; clean rice n,ics
40 p'Tkcts, Honduras nj . IS u exc:
loss i~ckcts Blue l,osc AT ! s.sfr5 use.
l.eceipts clean ricc s.?it pockets. Bran
per ton loco. polish 1900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28
Votes far Greek VSsmrn

ATHENS. May 2'.--woman sui
fragn workers ARE tccivc herr. A com.
,nism revising the constitution has
voted. lay a blg majority. Ia include u
woman suffrage clause.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

The overcro~ded condition is,,slilng
during the t<hrinrss' crSsm"nail. Illus.
iratrd IN wi~sosn of the hotel promot.
srs IN sbsls dsinsrd- f.r sascd iaciil'
ties ior tina regular and ch~nse Visitors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-28

PARIS. May ,;.--Thc ss,anet 4 dry
auihortscd suspension u The rgstrlc.
lions IN the importation u VII AT DC.
ginning August 4.