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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Rrilrrating I've old fact iha, although the duck S
egg is larger than that OF the hens the produc, Of
the latter /, FAR more popular. the unacceptable CON
,lu,iou. i, pay, 60 advertise" i, reached. Keep.
ing cicruay az i,-putting the firm name and thc
goods manufactured. distributed or sold, i, the
price oi success. footing ones own horn may
shock the delicate sensihiIi,cs II some. butt
get, result, when persisted in, coupling up lie
uendlhle line
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
SOLVING THE FARMERS
pRAHI. EMS.

Realizing that the cotton farmers are
playing losing game this year ~. X.
Tisdalc county agent in WilbarEcr eoun'
~. started ont to render some valuable
assistance by having the community
shagc In the losses. which he reports "
the excursion service as follows:
Monday morning ! met with the
bankers and directors 81 cotton gins and
discussed the advisabili,y Of cotton aims
reducing the price 81 ginning cotton.
After considerable discussion recon-.
mcndcd that the ginners reduce the rrice
~ ginning cotton 20 per cent and they
accepted my recommendation. We then
agreed 10 call n meeting Of the business
nion and farmers ut the court house nc
200 y M. for the purpuse NJ inducing
the merchants tn reduce the price of
their products ~ well rs consult With
farmers abou; reducing the price for
picking cotton. 90 that Ill might shars
pirt IL the loss forced upon the fsrti'
era because 81 the Reduction q the prios
IL farm products.
1.-THE afternoon meeting VAS well at
tended by representative citizens OF the
&C. in,y and tho leading business men
were requested To make a reduction IN
the price ~ goods to farmers which tho
majority consented to Tn" manager OF
the flour mill said that he would cut the
price II flour si.oo n barrel. Several
farmers reported their cotton plckers
had agreed tn reduction ~ " cent a
100. The reduction of 80 cents of 100
and 20 per cent. ON ginning makes y
saving ~ $500 bale to the farmers 10
say nothing ~ the various commodities
from the merchants"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
a1&S
MORE WATER-HoW;

II Is a gratifying sign. that some OF the people
OF Amarillo are beginning To discuss the water
shortage. its perniciouS and limiting effects on the
growth OF the city, and better than this, ways and
means OF meeting the emergency with which the
community is confronted
In such an emergency as is now confronting
the people OF Amarillo. despite it, seriousness
none should be unthnking enough TO assume tina,
sefishness ard greed will have an inning. The
people OF Amarillo want an ample water supply
bat they want it without making a contribution ~
selfish individual interests This fact will be mani
Tested readily il there should be those with propo.
si'ions reflective Of anything beyond legitimate re.
s,urns for investments made and water in .abun.
Adance Tor the entire population.
Citizens OF Amarillo will assemble in mass meet.
hiag Thursday nigh, in the quarters VI the Board
xof City Development Tor consideration OF the wa.
ter shortage and WAYS and means OF overcoming
It, This meeting IS hut another evidence OF the
general recognition OF the needs OF Amarillo for
more water. In view OF this fact. it is hoped that
( those who love Amarillo and are interested in the
. advancement of the city, will be in attendance
There Is no excuse for any who claim to love the
community, absenting themselves FROM the gath.
ering. and then talking about what "they" did
or did no, DO. for the general good.
Aniarillo's necessity in connection with the wa.
ter situation calls for the best work OF which we
are capable While the remedy in order to be
safe. sane and dependable. mus; embo,y the app
cation OF science and research. the major laty
citizenry SHOULD not withhold itself from a con-
sideration OF the subject in its general application
and benefit to all. Too long the people have with.
held their hands from this task OF supplying wa.
ter Tor the use OF the entire community |, i.
community task. even il il must be directed a.,
II should he by those who scientifically exper,
BE present, at The meeting and offer your sug.
gestion, and u lA this at least evidence your in
'eres, IN this pertinent question.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

The Brownwood Bulletin prints the following
THE Coleman County Optimist Is the name OF a
weekly publication just started at Coleman. Md
It's cinch that there's an optimistic son-oi-a-gun
at the head OF II. else he wouldn't star, new pa
per with print paper and labor and everything else
at their present figure" Amt i, the truth
That's sOmenerve, aud here's hoping that he gets
over with IT, but the chances are against him I'M
less he's got big batch OF dough, or has grca,
siaud-in with some 'bloa,ed' capitalist, who IS
not particular a To- how soon his pile changes
hands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

dollar, worth oi work iur 4 dollar should
hc adopted los the worker, just as all demand tina,
@ dollar, worth oi merchandise ior dollar. shall
HEROINE the slogan oi the merchant Something
Tor nothing j., pros,itu,mg influence that No sell.
respecting man has ever been able To withstand
Honest return, iur an honest dollar in every phase
o legitimate rnd-avor !, the measure OF real hon.
rsN among men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Cecil Horne of the Cebnrne Morning Review,
has this TO say Sarah Bernhardt, scveniy-iiy
years old. with one limb gone still clings tenac-
ously TO lie and the stage Appearing in Daniel
her latest stage success. she Is now the idol OF
Paris. What rehukc is the life OF the divine
Sarah to the man or woman who thinks old age
must bring ieebleness OF mind and body and pitt
ial inactivity Every dav OF ones life should I've
tie best TO the end No use to wther and fade
and grow useless and helpless. Live and s,rv.
Ike old Ulysses. unril we die. never looking back
ward but always forward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

George DAWSON representative OF Ellis county
in the Oklahoma legislature. drove to the capital
in airplan, 90 answer roll call on the converting
OF the legislature. { Canadian Record Well. !.
p.. that, some evidence 81 hptodatcdnc,s in 4
physical way. at least, Perhaps the elevated mode
% transportation. will he conducive TO higher
ideals governing work and service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Colonel Henry Watierson celebrated publicist.
accompanied by his wife. has arrived according to
press d'spa,chcs IN Galveston for the Writer fror,
las Rome in Kentucky Colonel Wai,crSon is me
Of the most widely known men in the newspaper
wori. aud Texas IS honorcd by reason Of the fact
tina, her grca, gull por, has been selected as his
winter home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Chilled steel IS hard but diamond marks arr
scores il with ease. Just So though times may b.
hard and luck even harder. hard work and harl
sense have the edge To cut the toughest 81 either
but they work best when little OF the oil OF
cheerfulness is used ON the job. But even that
won't substitute Tor elbow grease" writes Lynn
". landrum OF the Quanah Observer. Its cut 10
the bedrock, ard mus, appeal to the reason OF the
Rzsssai.
the "ruansae
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

&c. in line Tor TIC Better Homes Institute bili.
ed ior amarillo next week This is going tn IN.
enc OF the grca, things hrough, here for the sirr-
ulatinn OF civic desire. Amaro's future lies along
rvic as we'll as financial AMI commercial lines and
The people uus, realize this fact more fully i'm
tne passage OF the wears ii the city is to attain 20
her fullest measure Of prominence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

While the Davis cup II the troph"
II the blue ribbon event of the worlds
lawn tents. Swcdcn's trophy for the
international covered court champion
ship, offcr~l In 1919. II the handHom'
est and m"st costly ~ all trophies. Its
value IN approximately $4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Editor Naggoncr Of the Miami Chief SAYS:
Few people knew the value oi a dollar last sum.
mcr INT most 81 rs are learning il now especially
II we try TO get one" II this is testimonial. there
will &c manv ri us offering a hearty "Amcn!"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Amarillo'S business is OUR business. WE must
be up and doing ii accomplishments are to be
shown. II thy help somewhat in the tasks Incl.
dent to development, WE will give them" due
credit rs assistants in the work Tor the general
good.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

The Roswell Evening News reports that the
lack oi huilding.- necessity for real building
program. rs its greatest work. Unfortunately,
that condition IS not confined to the Pearl OF the
Pecos." There are many Others including ANA
Lrllo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Some rhymeS.er Who realizes the value Of al
vertising persistently and consistently has voice,
the following
The man who whispers down a well
about the goods he has 10 sell.
"Will ne'cr reap the golden dollars
81 Ike re who climbs tree and hol!crs,"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Few bits oi advice are more timely than the FOL.
loving from the Plain,icw News in which Editor
Ndam> SAYS "You would be a heap more popular
II You spent a much time boosting your friends
rs vCu do knocking your enemies"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

DIR. Dernberg. former Germany minister OF q.
nance Is reported through press dispatch with say
ing there !, no possibility OF Germany ever at.
tempting war 81 revenge Well that's (durucdl
fortunate Tor al concerned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Let's not 'pcnd valuable time passing the
the Texas Plains. PUCK passing is pretty
game, hut when results are wanted. honest.to.
goodness work is Ivy far more dependable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Something 10 sell each aud every dav is long
step towards getting ON a cash basis Mr.. Farmer.
the harvard hen and the milk producing COW.
combine to furnish the answer to the question.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

More than 81 per cent Of all Amer
lcan soldiers admitted to hospitals dur
ing the World War were gasse,l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

An inventor In Maryland has perfect.
cd a small electric light 10 he attached
Ia . broom To- light w dark curncss
when his wife sweeps the floors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
ONE At HAND.

she ,pantlnrt--Donald this road o.
swfulis steep. Can't igct D. dlonkey 10
take NE up.s 'nl''1 "a '.srfa relgg
fie.--l.san,,on cane. darling ~ e,roit
News. -sss''s ssssasp 10 Is6i t,.s.u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

\ new religion 'has sprung up In
Japan sassd on The scs'isblinE ,ef AN
Old woman who died TWO years aga In
Ayalsr. Japan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

The Sparman Reporter puts first things first
when IN referring Ia the Spearman high school it
saws ">rcarn,an'' biggest aS,ct--hcr High
school"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Pes>ini,m i bike heaygifrost out OF season.
i blIgLtS Az pilt it touches. There's no demasd
Tor i in the crfsf rfains connffy0f rtxas -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
fleece Merchants,

san Angelo merchants again received
shower ~ phoncy checks Saturday.
eight checks recovered showing q total
~ sss5.50 CLEANED by the alleged sa,p
dlers.
Jack Anderson and Vernon Churchill
wcro placed under arrest s'aturdat
night by Frank DuckwOrth. SHERIFF. aud
Ira G.. Green. assistant chief Of po.
lice. charged with writing the bad
checks. Complaints charging svindling
were filed against the two men Mon.
day afternoon. when an examining trial
was a. have been held. r
The amounts Of the checks cashcd
ranged from s. 10 $3.50. the Nimltz a
Smith clothing store cashing q check
for the largest amount. Other MR.
chants dupcd wcrr March Ilrothcrs.
sis: Cox.sushing Greer Company. SIS;
the Angelo Candy Kitchen. IS: cry
Drug Store. $40: the Combination Con-
fectioncry. So Zone Star Drug Com
pany. $40. and the Hcrcman Hotel. so.
The men. I, ls alleged. SECURED two
suits uf clothes and two silk shirts and
about $40 In cash from Nlmtz q Smith;
a sweater from March Brothers. and
two oycrcoats aud pair OF shoes frcm
the Cox.l,ush!ng Greer Company aad
the rest IN cash.
\ deposit OF sg0 was made with the
First National Hunk. u II alleged. and
the $50 was made to read $500 by the
addition Il n 20" When questioned, the
men ere said to have produced the dup.
iloatr showing deposit of SEQ In thu
hank. They had been In San Angelo
only week. and were preparing 10
leave when placed under arrest. II 70
said.-San Angelo Standard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

Women In Ari.ona voted In 1919 foi
president. l''s" I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

I'll only timr you find anybuddy
~ hame sny nssrr J. when they're IN
III bath tub" said Miss Pawn iippin.
tut. who's solieItin' Ter Pheasant NE.
menis." tnothsr good thing about y
toupee n that you hin be n highbroe
a.onsrsrh, NsiIonsl SeTspspcr scr,Siss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

The new county attorney ~ Hale
County has closed up all towns In that
county an Sunday. No more sales are
allowed In drug stores or garages.
There IL considerable complaint among
the citizens at Plainview. The drug
stores 81 Canyon voluntarily started
the observation of the closing law two
Years ago. They are thoroughly con.
WINGED that u has been a profitable
move for them. The druggists OF
Pinlnvicw viii find out the same thinE
after they have prnctlccd Sunday olos.
ing Tor few wecks.-Randal County
News.
, 1921-06-16
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
NOTICE ia HDREAY GIVEN II

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the .WYO-COL CHEMICAL COM
PANY was Incorporated in the office
OF the. Secretary Of State at Chey-
enne, Wyoming. at 9 o'clock A. M,
on the 9th day Of May, A. D.. 1891.
The objects of the company are
to generally deal in all kinds of
chemicals; to carry on the business
of chemists, druggists, and manufac-
turers of, and dealers in pharma-
ceuticai, medicinal, chemical and
other preparations, articles. COM
pounds. drugs and druggists. sund-
ries. chemical. surgical and scien-
tific apparatus and machinery.
Its capital stock Is Fifty thousand
Dollars ($50,OO0.) divided into 5000
shares Of the par value of Ten Dol
lars ($1O.) per share.
, 1921-06-16
It. term Of existence Is fifty years.

Its term Of existence IL fifty years.
The operations Of the company
will be carried or in tho County OF
Carbon, State OF Wyoming, but in
the discretion Of the Board Of Direc-
tors, said business may be extended
into other counties and states.
The affairs and management OF
the company will be under the con-
troll Of three (3) Directors. and
Joseph NUM-, J.. A. Avery and L. e.
Armstrong are elected as the Dfrec-
tors for the first year.
The location Of the principal Of
flee in this state Is Rawlins, Wyo-
ming, and the name OF the agent In
charge thereof IN L. e. Armstrong.
WYO-COL CHEMICAL COMPANY
BY L. Il. Armstrong,
Attorney for the Company.
$3.50. aErI&l
, 1921-06-16

imh eh nsms. "G n DsIues I mere mentoned IL II amount set forth after
Bills we're presented and acted on as follows:
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iSs s'ss ,n INSPECTOR. C; ss,.e .:! ana a.. 4 III md c s:S4.s ~ !. :: Carver Deputy Count,
Of pis.t ssS Valley 70 V. i Il !. and ~S' p?:ssn 's 's To i. : se = a' n County si t. ed ss
&; ;.s' S;s;i .ns ,sss' & SO s' s:@e: .s = 80 sss' ssss: :1: 1s sssssl R ' 3. s ss" 9:.s.
Range ' 3 I & Il sf : M az; s: +: = s: S%% x 2; s;sse, ,. =; . .::: . : !, y. \
"a In, 49,. and sold to the as County !. ths sale hia IVY lsth. 1905
+ sSs s sssssd; :. S Ssss ;Sss r !; !; s. s;s s : !: :; = !, s:ss; ! : : s J: ss s;asS + 7:
NJ made ss .S:s The {: .Ss cf5 July : io ! 1 sscs be = a " sa !. 3 ee clear sss s I to +
N" Of h Nw* . s's', ss1 T. Of asT FSo4aR Il y Range 81 y.
v.rs Be .ad II June Rss ss t as,s sh ssr 1 ;sis t:. Lot; Lots J e : . ana and ! !, ..1 in . s'ss5 June :.
: Of IS !. ,se 5as !" f. 1906 81 TO :; 1856 '%o t"s:' OF 4 v va. 70 sold :! Jug ,'i s.
or vi "a ': :s,d property wa. bid in 1t .srh sale by Carbon County.
.,, WHEREAS n1s 18th The ..m time for REDEMPTION dem has expired. whereby title to
w9 fPss es''e Geo. 'ni Run tsn G Ss. sas re to pay to Carbon County au. to
tn Now. T Fl Ere & 'a Be 1 It RESOLVED. BY the. Board Of County
for tns .om Of 81; :so sss . sad t PsoP cs.yrn ns ' % to, to. 'h Boar: ..d . as0 t Kae coant9
G Ssd Of re sd nsssss sst To ss IL. :1' a s,5ss:'s Rs t1 2Essa.' and execute the proper
mav: Ss.Ss S s:sssS : : t ts.t !. '% Ss.;; . sS%;2s + before %.., The :.. se' r. It y, ~,
session OF July 9Th, A. D. 1921.
chairman of tn. Board of County I'M = co@mi...ioner.
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s s:.:' # : . 9:ss.s :. s ssss: 's IS. $ s: :. IS: s g. as s.. :: = "a s'3 $, ' a e ss s NJ
,,,, N = wi9 1Tss VI, WHs =; o. ! s. ~ ss :, o :Ss.s Il ~ 9,I han. = !: :sa
"'' ''"A '' w. 10Y :" NA'' : MAI1SDA MILLER,
81 f.-Er.as. IF - &-"- - County Clerk.
, 1921-06-16

Clerk be and tho same is hereby approved ana warrant N thereby dnvnI
in favor of 1.-the parties therein mentioned In the amount set forth aMavE
their names. Motion carried.
Bills were presented and acted o n as follows: II
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03
PEET SUCCEEDS WESLEY WEBB
A. B. Peet, of Milford. to be the New
Secretary of Board of Agriculture

A. b. Peet, of Milford, to be the New
Secretary of Board of Agriculture
AT a meeting of the State Board of
Agriculture at Harrington Fair Fri
day, with all members present, it was
decided to move the egg-laying COM
petition location from Georgetown to
Milford, the site and time to be de-
termined later. The board also de-
cided to purchase a runabout for the
manager of the egg-laying contest, TO
be used strictly for business purposes
in connection with the contest. After
discussing the matter of an executive
secretary, ntcessitated by the illness
of Wesley Webb, who has been secre-
tary for many years, the board un-
animously elected A. Brainerd Peet,
of Milford, to that position, his duties
to begin September 1. The board also
decided to retain secretary Webb, SO
that he may acquaint the new secre-
tary with the work of the office. Mr.
Webb had been working at the office
recently, when his health would per-
nit, and the Board felt that he could
be much help to the new secretary
Mr.. Pett, who resides near Milford, is
a practical farmer, who came to Della
ware few years ago and settled neaN
Milford. He was elected to the Della.
ware Legislature from Milford hun
dred and served as secretary to Speak.
er Corbit of the House at the session
of 1919. He also served on the State
Board of Education for two years, be-
ing appointed to that position by Gov
ernor John G. Townsend, Jr.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03
FIRE ON EARL ATT|X FARM
KILLS SEVEN YOUNG HORSES
ALL OUTBUILDINGS SWEPT, IN
CLUDING HAY AND WHEAT CROP
Loss Will Figure Approximately S1O,-
William Masten, Owner of the
Farm Insured But Attix Was Not

Another fire alarm was sounded in
Smyrna about five o'clock Saturday
morning calling our fire engine to the
farm of Earl Attix on the William
Masten farm near Sherwood's mill.
The fire, one of the worst that has oc-
CURED in this vicinity recently burned
seven horses, one registered bull, one
calf, 1160 bushels of wheat, about so
tons of hay, lot of farming imple-
ments, harness and ETC., entailing
loss of about $4,000 to Mr.. Attix and
about $4,000 of real estate. The loss
on real estate is partially covered by
insurance but unfortunately Mr.. Attix
had no protection on his stock or crops
and his loss, just as he was getting in
shape to do a successful farming bust
ness is staggering. The fire broke out
about three o'clock but the alarm lid
not get to Smyrna until about five
o'clock. By this time the barn, two
stables and outbuildings We're practi-
cally consumed. Had the fire engine
gotten to the scene of the fire sooner,
it is believed the barn where was stor-
ed the wheat and hay could have at
least been saved. The Dover fire
engine and equipment also respond
ed but like Smyrna by the time they
arrived, the buildings were practically
destroyed The fire started in the hay
loft. When the cry of fire was sound
ed Mr.. Attix and family were arous.
ed from a sound sleep. Mr.. Atti2
tried TO get his stock out of the stable
bat so rapidly did the fire spread, hC
could save practically nothing. Th,
dwelling which was the only building
on the farm remaining standing, wa
threatened several times, but the fire
men kept strict vigilance until tn,
burning embers of the outbuilding
had subsided. Mr.. Attix and famll,
were frantic over their thrilling ex
perience. How the fire originated n
one seems to know. There are suspi
ciOns of an incendiary for when Nh
AttiX retired, everything seemed to b
all right and as there was no electn
storm the origin of the fire is a mys
, terry. Mr.. AttX is a son of Thoma
, AttiX, of near Kenton, and last winte
married the daughter of William Mas
r ten, owner of the farm.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03
WELCOME RAIN VISITS SMYRNA
Another Dry Spell Broken Yesterday
By 'COpiOus Showers

Smyrna was visited by welcome
showers yesterday and another
drought broken. The heat and dry
spell of the last few weeks was hav-
ing telling effect on growing crops.
While rain storms have been reported
north and south of Smyrna frequently
this immediate vicinity escaped. Sun
day afternoon an electric storm swept
lower Delaware but hardly a drop fell
in Smyrna. The storm was SO severe
down the state in some instances corn
was SHREDDED, farmers report. The hail
fell in zones all the way from Will
mington to south of Milford, but it
missed many communities. The East
lake section of the Ninth Ward, Will
mingtOn, had some hail, but there was
none in the center of Wilmington. The
hail was particularly severe about
New Castle, Newark and Dover and IN
Milford Neck. The rain and wind
storm was felt as far as Lewes and
RehobOth. 1t was accompanied bv
severe lightning and thunder at the
resort.