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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

II now seems almost certain that the
United States viii recognize the obre-
gon government u Mexico. This subject
has BEEN claiming attention an both
sides u the Rio Grande during the past
several months, and the developments
seem 10 lead steadily to fun rccos,i.
ton. That the people In both countries
have much confidence In the integrity
and ability of obrcgon as a national
leader, there cannot L. doubt The
details upon which the proposed and dc.
sired recognition has l-on hanging are.
% course. understood ONLY In their full.
ness In inner circles of the two GOV,
crnmcn,s concerned. The people In the
border states Of this country have
quietly Indicated that recognition Of the
Mexican government would DO hlghl,
desirable n they had assurance that
obrcgon could keep his present holt
upon the people OF the southern To
public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

'iate" Ruth viii perhaps have q
little more respect for the law, now
that he has discovered that even base
hall star Is at least a mere human being
In tbs hands Of the courts. Ruth had
violated the law with seeming impunl,,
and finally he came aEains, Il al a
point wher, II va. solid and unwieldy,
The court ala exactly right tor Ruth
has no rights. simply because be Is a
world celebrity In the National game
tia, u not vouohsafed 10 the man who
n 70 fame unknown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
WHAT u A RIPE OLD AGE'

Occasionally thsre appears a picture
of the ~o,dest person" In this or that
town. county or ssate. These stories are
always interesting. especially 20 those
whose tenure upon earth has been rath.
o. long. and whose desire 10 a contin.
ued residence on "thls side" has nc,
ahated.
Tia following taken from an ex.
change. and we hasten to state tia, We
have no story IN our entire repertoire
that h safficien,ly interesting a, all to
offset u;
Fora. Turkeys oldest man. said 10 b.
iu years q ase. has gone hack to
work A. q Waterfront hamai ,carleT
u heavy welsh,sl after a quarrel with
the Tsrkish naval base authorities
He vas ree~ntly pensionei In hoao'
q he Axe and Ions service. and b.
was .prsparing TO spend his las, years
In idlenesa But. as passions are nos be-
ing ssssd here because Of an empty ,fas
ury. 1azA declared he VAS still s,ronl
enough 10 work. and Is daily proving !,
he has threatened TO joan tho National
iss Army IN Antolla. bu, 50 Car has kep
the p>see.s
'old age makes itself respected Il
Turkey by capacity and willingness 4
work. A certain Murat. employed as |
messenger by the Turkish telegraph ci
ice. was offered a pension when h
reached his i2eth year. He refused II, =
q meant knocking OF work, bu, HI
superiors insisted he must make rooT
for yosascr people. who otherwise ooal
find - woSk. and would have no oAanc
90 ct on IN iife.
'Mur.d finally agreed 70 quit ~
vided His young son was taken IN h
place. Tkls seemed falr. and he VAS ,ol
20 hing the son around The son pr
scented was q whliehaired man mol
than 70 years Old"
II thep Turks had been living und
rally desirable conditions they migl
easily have made old Methuselah 10,
nks . genuine modern day 'pikcr.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

Superintendent Duncan writes from
Chicago. where he - attending special
sessions % some Of the grca, educational
institutions TINT h. IL gaining lntorma.
tion tina, win L. helpful In making his
work In this city very much more q.
fective. Amarillo IL 10 b. congratulated
on having a, the head Of its excellent
schools a man who takes his work. Ne.
riously and spares no pains TO give a.
his pupils and patrons the very BIS,
that Is ob,ainahle fron all sources. Mr..
Duncan has expended his income freely
IN Investments for the bei,erment Of
our schools. and their advsncemen, dur
lng his incumbency IL 10 the highest
order.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
LEE N MAKING GOOD.

The Panhandle Herald was printed
this week On the new siN'conmn quar,o
news press just installed with other
modern equipment, Hon. Ice Sat,cr'
white Is giving his people firs, class
newspaper and they are responding to
his Kind ,rca,mcn, with more business.
Panhandle IL picking ~ wonderfully
since u 81, 'grNsy" over that way and
the Herald 10 giving It's home city splcn'
did representation Clarendon News.
Yea, sam. u We could ever gct Lee
div,Tced from his determination to give
the state VI Texas about one hundred
dollars worth ~ service per day for
pitiahle five bucks he would max,
he Herald shine, Even as Il IL, and
we arc all h,ncficiarics ~ his munifi
ccnce. h. n getting cut an Al paper
and We arr jus, as proud ~ him a. W
can h..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

The kiwnnls club of Amarillo has en-
dcarcd Itself TO the people Of the south
ny entertaining tho Confederate Vet
Grams with dinner. These TriSglcd vet
Grams have been identified with the his.
tory making Of tfe United States tor
more than three quarters II a century.
They have been prominently placed in
their time and generation and now they
come 10 that poln, where they are no
longer present In great numbers, Their
lines are rapidly thinning. but such
events as tho ono planned by the HI
wants club keep the thought ~ tho
love entertained for them green IN their
minds. II IL comforting to them Ia know
tina, they are beloved ~ the younger
people about them. The klwanians hon
or themselves through their courtesy 20
m. AGED former fighters for that whlch
they a, that time knew To h. right.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
LUBBOCK HAS FINE
DAIRY COW EXHIBIT

Special 10 The News
LUBBOCK. June s.--nalry cows on
the court house lawn ir NO, IA sure sign
TINT the stock law Is not being enforced
FOR there were sovcrnl ON the lubbock
county lawns last saturday
Following a meeting ~ the Lubbock
County Live stock association Prof
I.idgcway, formerly ~ the Dairy Illus
iandery Department ~ the Texas a. a
Ia, College, now with the Nisslcy
Creamery Az special field man. gave AN
oxidation uf dairy cattle Judging. point
INK out To- the Interested live stock men
the good and had points to be- noted IN
Judging COW FOR dairy production and
breeding.
Thla was following weeks cam
paign ON more dairy and diversity oi'
l.uhbock county farms to include hogs
and poultry ulong with the dairy e
u,lllE. the sr,1t feed crops grown ~
this soc,ion at such low cost Of pro
duction. prof. l,idgvway declares that
the Panhandle and South Plains s,c,io'
ut this state IL destined tn h. one ri
the dairy products producing ccntcrs III
the world within "a few years.
The health IT the individual ANNA
lis better. the feds more cheaply pro-
duc.d and the quality of the finishes
product higher than In amy other sec
ton south VI the strictly dairying state
Of Indiana. Iowa and other corn bel
states,
Mr., Ridgcway's return 10 this countl
and section for u two weeks campaign
IN July along the sam, lines, u lnclud
the importation uf additional dair.
stock IN the fail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
HAIr.BAxED INFORMATION

Just the other day report was start
I'd, the basis for which was IL the mos,
fillnsy character. II was sensational and
inflammatory IN It's nature. and with
the proper degree Of tanning, u would
have b<ccne current. and great harm
would have resulted before II could
have hesn stopped.
n 10 an unfortunate fact that people
ars prone TO pick up statement or
rumor Of a hurtful character and spread
u with such degree Of persistence that
Il 10 hard 10 overtake. and even harder
"a stop. We should investigate these re-
porst touching the pubic veal, and h.
sure that some good will b. accomplish
"a through puhlshing them broadcast,
Then there should be an equal or grca,
er degree Of caution TO dctermine that
some harm will not result through such
publication. from the prvss OF by wore
of mouth. or both,
II all Of the heartaohe. misery ans
woe. caused through unthoughtcsincss
could be paraded before the minds O.
those who are Inclined to Indulge u
this weakness of giving currency to
story Of Questionable soundness an'
worth. and u II no small army. thor
could b brought change In this raj
ting. tattiin.. unshlnklng prattiss q
which - many % us engage. The rieht
10 the public 10 have news story
ends q that point where innocent Vic
TINS a q condition OF situation vii
10 needleesiy injured through the pub
llcatioa q an unfortunate fact. !, IL
iAmsntAhle fact that many stories ma,
not b. suppressed. rather than publish
a. The public demand Is practically ~
spcnsihle for this condition. and thl.
supplemented BY a sensational ,sndsnC,
a the press.
Every STORY should be- weighed and !,
barring on the individual. as well ~ IN
mass q society. considered Many ug,
facss might well h. suppressed In N
interest u the Individual and collse,iv
eocd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
HEAVY RAINS FAIL N
ROSWELL. THIS WEEk


SrseiEl a. The News
ROSWELL. y. NJ. June S.--A total
oi ga inches NJ rain fcll hcrc In the
tot,y.clgh, hours frum Friday evening
Ia SUNDAY evening. 1909 feet II rad
about milc cas, of the r,NsS bridge on
the Roswell ltuwnflcld r,ld was wash
81 uut by the rcCos River which over.
flowed It's banks, Eigh, miles wcSi NJ
the Roswell Alamogorla Rad. Eight
Mile naw ran ,hr~ feet deep last
night n Stran ahou, two mites wide.
The llondo river has eccn running
sincr saturday night. running over It's
hanks AMI through town saturday
mgn,nr dOing considerable ,lamagc In
streets About ,ss inches VI rain fcll
hare at sac tonight. with h.aVicr rain
t. the west. llondo river Is rising again
aud at ten o'cl~'S Is almost over It's
hanks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
CLARENDON WILL. HAVE
MANY NEW WllDtNtiS
srreIal 10 The New.

Sptctal Ia Inc news
CLARENDON. Texas. June s.--Dick
Alien ~ having constructed splendid
two story building In the place 81 tho
enc story structure which was destroy
al hy the cyclone an April 9TH. Mr.
Aliens automobile business, n garage
and Filling and supply station are IN thu
lower floor and rooms for rent will oc'
cupy the upper story. This building 10
located I'm the south end of the Busl.
ness section ~ kearney Street. across
the street from the public school This
section IL the business district has built
un very rapidly during the past year.
!, number OF new busincs hoas.s being
erected there. and sidewalks laid across
the blocks,
Much sidewalk building Is being done
throughout tho town. and the agitation
tor moe building has begun and VIII
he continued until everyone able to con-
s,rRt sidewalks viii have them down.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

After a campaign suggesting IN siren
uosy the read building and upkecp
Incident to moving an army following
the destruction OF war, the railroads
have their lines patched up 10 whcvs
traffic Is tslng resumed. even u some
what interrup,edly. This Is good work
upon the par, u the roads. and they are
o. h. congratulated on ths limited Dc
bays to which the travelling pubic and
the mails were subjected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
MEMPHIS AND CLARENDON HAVE
MO SUNDAY SCHOOL. CONTEszs.
aneelal 70 The Nsws

Special W The News
CLARENDON. Texas. June s.-Much
Interest has been centered In the az.
tendance contest conducted between tho
Methodist Sunday Schools of Ciarndon
and Memphis, This is 10 he three
months contest. and during the first
weeks II the campaign Memphis min.
"a considerable advantage by defeating
Clarendon. hut during the last three
sundays thc Clarendon church has
forged ahead. Some Interesting facts
appear In the figures az the contest
as To attendance. collection and new
pupils. Nest sundays the school rsv.
INK the smaller attendance had the hr.
rcst collection. An average Attendance
OF nearly 500 had been had for each
town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

II the lawmakers u the state who
f,~iofed Truck Bin tsenatel No. iOi
could hear the comment their measure
has created ,hcy would come 10 the con.
clus.on that even a Legislator Is capable
oi SETTING al Variance With popular
opinion rcglrdlng specific matters u 4
perhaps veil that they are spared thu
priyilege u hearing an 81 the pointed
remarks concerning the ''klnd q a man
Who would vote iur such measure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
CROSBY COUNTY GErS
SEMEN lNCu RAINFALL.
10 The News.

Special 10 The News.
RAILS. Texas, June s.--Somc,hlng
over ~.Vcn mchcs ot rain has fallen
hctc within tho last thrcc DAYS and az
the present writing u h stan raining.
Thcrc has h,cn very little hail In this
section ~ Ear with the exception 81 a
strip IL country Jus, north of here.
which was afmos, completely hailed out.
huwovvr. most ~ the farmers had their
crups insured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
uNlI. COUNTY MAKES
POOI.iNG CONTRACTS
SPECIAL Ia The News

clfNta w INV WV
MEMPHIS Texas, June s.-iiah
County Farm Burcau has sccund three
hundred signed members Tor their pool
ing contract. They have quota OF
1000 bales Tor this county. Active work
IL being done Ia finishing their quota.
The bankers have given. assurance OK
Gua cooperation. Il. 7. Mcachan. Tur'
Key. " pr'siden, and ice wea,h.riy.
Iarucll. vic,, president and Arthur Cid
ava. plaska. u secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
CLAYTON COMMERCE. BODY
HOLDS PUBLIC MEETINGS
Special 10 The News

CLAYTON. y. NJ, June S-The
Clayton Chambcr ~ Comm,rcc held an
open meeting last night. A large num-
hcr u Union county farmers were In
Attendance and various subjects deal
Ing with the future u the town and
county were Discussed, The following
new directors We're elected for terms of
four years each; a. Rutledgc. a. 4.
Montci,h, 4. Harvey and IL. II. Ere,t.
The meeting was concluded with u
smoker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

Tulsa Is showing hrrsslt to he q
heroine In the manner In which she 10
coidng with the trousNcsome aftermath
Of her recent race riot. That IL the
spirit Il the southwes,-siomlnant, keen.
active. energetic. Tulsa viii, as Tulsa
has done, DO herself proud In coming
from under the weight u depression
which shs. as whole. never warranted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
Resume Rselnr In N~xae.

ME\iIO CITY, tunc N.-ttOrcc rae
Ing was rvsumsd re~n,N when mcm'
bsrs - thc Iaaish colony held a mce,
al thu CoudcSa HiprodrOu," In honor "
the birthday " king Gc,sgc, This was
the tlgst racing cvsn, IN ten Years and
IseV,d notable S0clety function. Virtual
Ia thu entire diplomatic corps and mc'n'
t-rs ~ the calinc, ATTENDED,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
Kirkland Wheat h Gas,l.

kllskl.ANc. Texas June >,--whcot
harNcs; here Is w,ll alng, mos; IL u al.
rfaay IN the Sh"ck, Thrshing viii be.
KIN neat wV~s. The Weld y better
than was fir>, cSYcc,,>, and promises
fr,sn 10 t. - bushels safe estimates
shaw a gcucral average II scne twelve
bushels lsr acrc. Wages arc very IVA.
s.Nnalae Zoe teams and men. Gcsi rains
have iallcn over this SStion and prs
poets auc very fine for cfOrS. ,housh all
will h. hate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
lmpsn.l t.rand Jury.
sn.ciai ~ Thc Nows.

SiNNlaA w INV sN'N&
MEMPHIS June S.-The Han county
distt,c, court grand Jury was impcnell,d
Monday and giNVn q strung charge by
luigv MalsrS. \ Vcty large number
- law Violations ap In L. tnVcs,irat'
IA and pryslSNrts arc Tor a fun dOckct.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
LAME COlNT VOTES FOR
ISSUING ~ ROAD UONnS.

special IA The News
LITTLEFlEl.D. Texas June s.-The
'lcction for tsoooo road bonds. held In
Precincts I and 2. Lamb County, car.
rlsd Us large majority. Precincts .
md 4 voted bonds hat year. and now
have nearly completed ahout 10 miles II
a. good dirt rad ~ can b. found In
BE- state This county obtained from the
government "a ten ton tractor aud m
amy truck. and has q fun eauipnen,
~ the hsi rad machinery 10 bo pur
chased.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

We are luri noW tsiug reminded ~
the faci that ve aro citizens ~ tn
United States Though M cali for al.
other income ,aA iaimoni Wen. vnsls
sam needa tn money. and a. indiyli
uals VIII spend Il anyway. ~ what's
the diffsrsncs al iaat7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
ti0XD COUNTY HOG MEN
HAVE MEETING June II,


Srseial n TIE News
I.oCKSEY. TEXAS. June s.-Thc
Floyd County Swine Brcciers' Associa'
ton viii hold it's regular monthly meet
lng IN i.ockney saturday. June II. The
Organization now has a membership Of
twenty. and u full attendance IL ex'
p~ctei b
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
Sensitive lad Hangs S~lf

OAKLAND. Cal, June Salary
Finkcls,cin. n, hatted his hall over a
neighhor's fence. she Scoldsd him and
his father punished him, lie retired tn
the lascm.nt of his home and hung
himself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

Every time this seciion Il the state II
visited with an unusual quantity 81
moisture. tho ads@ates u "our fine
natural roads" that nuinh'r that. dur
ins trs weather. deslare "our roads In
The uslusai state ais bsiter than the
hard surfaced highways u other pof
tons q The country" bec,me c0nsplcu'
Que ~ their absence. The necessity Go
hsro eerfHce1 reads exists IN this por
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
u,Rnl>e SITTING coon.

senator Hiram lohnson j. On the war
path He has smeared himself with
paint and l. wheiilug his tonahawk
rcady o. So after the scalp u President
Harding. iiardlnE's cry q Beware II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
Tn. Truth win l.rsk 0at

TONur,H. New, June s.-The pas,
house. was eatetod her aud a mattress
and st II laaake,s STOLEN tran a hid
lust vacated Nv a malignant Casc q
smahs,N, IN,licc arv ''awaisiax dk,el'
epmsnt~"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09

ton Of tso state IN wet weather Just
~ n does IN other territory. The invest
m.nt IN hard surfaced roads u q good
one. tho only possibility otherwise be-
INK that tho roads 20 purchased mlght
not BE- good onos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
ONE FOR DAD
CLARA s. McCuLLEy.

| think IL is time to be writing rhyme,
Exolng the virtues ri dad.
Its gone far enough. aud sure does tough
To think OF the suubs YOU have had!
.s
We write much of mother
Aud tell how we love her.
We offer our hearts at her shrine
We praise her orna,cly
(She takes !, sedately)
Hereafter its FATHER FOR MlNEl
OF course. Ill admit.
She deserves quite bit
OF love aud affection doubt;
always have said Il.
While Fathers most always left out!
Who does all the plugging.
While gets the hugging!
Who tolls in good weather and bad!
Whose arms bear the burden
Who gets a word nl
You can bet your swcc, life that it's dad
How long you have waited
For praises belated,
Wen make your poor starved hear, feel glad;
And while we're about u.
Let's stand up aud shout II.
THREE RIPPING HOT CHEERS FOR OLD DADi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-09
AMARELO DAILY NEWS

Entered as sccond.clnas matter at the
posioffice at Amarillo. Texas under the
Act of March ., 1879.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-02
UPTON CANDIDATE
FOR u. S. MARSHAL
IN NORTH DAKOTA
Herald Special Service.

Minot. y. D.. Dec. 2.--F. Cs Upton
of Minot. T.. S. court commission o.
and until reccn'iy Il state prohibition
enforcement officer. is in the field q :
IL candidate for tho appointment ~
l.. S. marshal for the North Da.kot!
district. Mr.. Jpton's application has
already gone TO Washington, 1t IS
stated.
It is-annuun"cd that Mr.. Upton has
tho endorse mcrt of the State Enforce
ment league. the Total Abstinence So
cicty and he w. G. T. L.. and vii
also have the backing of churches and
various law enforcement UT=aiiiTa-
,ions IT IS said that he will receive
the support Of Congressman No,strad.
Shea Also Candidate.
flames Shea. former L. :. n'~"slAi !
and we'll known co-worHcr nf Soma
,or p. j. McCumbcr, is also stated 70
l.c candidate and to have AR. Nc
,,un,Der's cndorsr;nfnt.
S.aale Hendr;rkSon OF Coielu Is
likewise reported candidate.
Mr. Upton has made a, reputation N
his previous positions as consistent
rnrorcer Of law. particularly the pro
hib;tion Law.
The term Of the present |. :. may
shall. s. i. Doyle cndS in q short time
and a successor must be named soon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-02
Experimental Industry Went
$4,000 "ln The Red In
Six Months, One Statement
Apparently Shows, But
Careful Audit Will Be
Needed To Untangle Its
Affairs.

Bismarck. y. D., Dec. 2.-Records
of the Werner creamery operated ps
the state have been found scattered in
the vault in the office of commissioner
of agriculture and labor in several
boxes and files.
No report, ever was made on the op-
Grafton Of this state industry by Com
missioner of Agriculture and Labo,
Hagan. A cursory examination of the
records failed to reveal any statement
to tell the condition of the enterprise
or a concrete statement to show the
method of operation, disbursements
and receipts.
The creamery was established fol
the purpose of ascertaining facts re-
garding the dairy industry and cream,
cry business to aid in the develop
ment of the industry in the state
Commissioner Hagaa agreed in the
contract providing for the lease OF
the creamery to do, the following:
Didn't Deem Proper.
'The commissioner further agree
to cause to be kept q detailed recort
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-02
CLUTTERED
WITH WRECKAGE AS
RESULT OF RIOT

Vienna. Dec. 2-(By the Asso-
ciated Press, The inner city of
!, Vienna looked as though 1t had
been struck by = tornado as the
result of yesterdays widespread
riotins, tho worst since tho. down.
fall OF the monarchy. All the
leading hotels and restaurants
and many of the shops dealing III
luxuries were wrecked, and the
streets are cluttcrcd with debris.
&. No deaths have, been reported
but police official said, that
many had been injured by the
mobs in their orgy of .plunder aud
destruction. The police stood idly
Fby while the; mob worked their
WILL, some evcn expressing SYM
i pathy with the rioters.
Many Americans were among
those attacked, although in enc,
instance the display OF the .Amcri-
can flag saved a Colonel Miller
:, and his wife from molcstation.