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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
WATCH BACK YARD GARDENS
Now IL Time to Plant for Fail
Production Of Truck

W
STlLLWATER, July Eff back
yard gardeners expect to get beat
resuta from their little plot Of
ground, they'll have to learn not to
become discouraged over wocd-en-
rouraging rc,uS and the increasing
heat of mid-s< sun. acCording
- H. {. Mooring, specialist in horti-
cuIture withs sthc 4. and NJ. college.
TOO frequently Mooring says. culti-
Vation ceases as soon as the harvest
season begins. But, as matter Of
fact, cultivation should be consist
emily maintained
Backyard gardeners shouldn't he
content with "A single crop. The
ground should he made to work I'm
autumn as well as spring. And
right now during the month Of July.
Is the time to begin planting for falS
gardens. Beans, bccts. cabbage
carrots, lettuce, mustard. onions,
cowpoaT, Irish potatoes, sweet po-
tatoes radisheS rutabaga, spinach
and turnip aro named by Mooring
~ among the common vcEota blcs
that may be planted now and still
mature before frost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
ARTISTS PLAN
WORLD CRUISE
Tour Of Adventure Will
Start From New York
Next October

From the New York World
How would you like to paint your
way around the world?" OR do
some skctching OF writing in the
Wnst Indies. in the South Sea Is
lands, the straits Settlements. and
Sumatra, and on the shores of the
Mediterranean
Early in October a three -mastod
mr." chant schooner is going to set
out from New York on two years
voyage Of poetic adventure" II
will pc manned by nine young men
and authors now being recruited
whose acccptability viii be deter
mined on professional ability, gem
eral culture, originality OF thinking.
travel experience, physical courage
and knowledge OF the sea.
The immediate function of tina
men will be to obtain material for
books and special articles descriptive
Of the primitive architecture, art,
dancing, pantomimes, process sipnals,
folklore and mythology OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
BIG P0WWOW AT
THE l0l RANCH
Ponca Chief Is Enlisting
Other Tribes in Tradi-
tional Fete

PONCA CITY. July o.-Horae
Chicf Eagle, chief Of the Ponca In
dian tribe, Is now paying a visit to
other oklahoma Indian tribes with
the announced purpose Of inviting
the various tribes To Join with the
Poncas here this fan in a renewal
Of the old Indian "powwow."
chief Eagle, prior to his dcpar-
turc, declared that he had secured
the consent Of Col. Joo e. Miller, of
the lOl ranch, near Blis-s, to hold the
big event the first week in Scptem-
Der. Chief Eagles visit will take
him into the nations of the Chey-
cnncs, Arapahoos, kiowas, Conan
ches, Caddoes. Chickasaws and 9TH
er OF the plains tribes.
Tho chief of each of the tribes
visited Will he personally invited to
accept q seat at Chief Eagles beef
cat, which he proposes to serve as
the initiating festivity Of the pro-
gram to follow. He maintains there
viii be ahout-bctwcen 1000 and
5000 Indians at the "powwow."
Primitive aborigine games are
planned by the Ponca chief for this
occasion, and 1t is his intention to
make the how-and-arrow shoot a
feature. Indian ball, pony races.
IpHiilibNh TN bWlllE anu OliltT lTlDdl
contests, together with tribal dances,
are being planned. Chief Eagle said
he was particularly anxious to re-
stage the sun dance of the Poncas
and the arrow dance of the Chey-
cnnes.
Tho sun dance was prohibited by
the government several years ago for
the reason that the poncas gave too
many gifts" Chief Eagle says This
naturally impoverishes the tribe to
some extent. However, / am going
10 make an attempt for permission
from the government on the basis
that I will cut OFF the gift phase OF
the dance and limit my own pres
cnts."
Although he admits he must give
numerous 'gifts to his personal
guests-tho chiefs Of other tribes
Chief Eagle said he has assembled
goo ponies to be given away while
each of the other chiefs will be told
that these ponies are awaiting the IN
here and consequently will not he
required to bring any mounts or an
imals as gifts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

natives OF the islands 20 be yisited
Tho originator of the iIrl - Dr,
Victor o. Frooburg, former p-utes-
sor OF EnglI-< At ColuLtail hl'vcr-
sity. now editor of the Swedish
American Trade Journal Doctor
Freebmg Is the author W "Tho
Arr of Hhotoplay Making and
was Instrumental in establishing at
Columbia IN 1915 tho first uuivcr-
sity course IN photoplav writing. Its
life experiences including hcrdug
cattle In Kansas, working hts way
through Vale, teaching English at
the naval academy at Annapolis.
cruising among the Laplaudcrs in
la1e, and commanding a submarine
chaser during tho war,
ON" feature of the proposed voy-
aEc is that 1t shall bo co-upcrative.
Any lsoilts realized from hooks.
sketches and photograuhs will Ic
divided among all hands. This IL to
promote team work.
I'VE intend to follow our own
whims,' ho.tor Frochurg told "A
reporter II Hm Interested I'm ship
ping and the methods OF hpudIing
cdrgurs Ia the various ports OF the
world. in the pioturcsquencss OF
ships and In old pirate trails
We shall take a motion pictura
camera along. There viii be in
tcrestins things to record in the
wedding and funeral ceremonies Of
the natives -strango rites and cus-
toms that missionaries have all but
suppressed.
II is important to note, however,
thit 'h!a IS IN no sens" q scientific or
auihr"pnlosicai expedition. TIE trip
is heSt described as "a poetic advcn-
ture' l am looking for brave men
who are willing to take chance on
the sea and on these islands"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

efforts an! n" finally decided no
could never pat the farm ou "a pAy
Ing basis ilis money was exhausted
and !Io was forced 10 gain his livll-
hood In som, other way SO hide
brought his Nifc to green Ray after
being unsuccessful in his efforts TO
sell the farm. ana obtained employ
mcnt.
Trying to forget his unfortunate
experience with his western farm,
hide settled down 20 his work here
with n fruit company. From time
To time he received reports Indirect
ly but thought nothing OF them.
One letter offered him 81 An acre,
but he did not think It worth while
to answer the letter. although he
might have hccn willing tu sell for
that. Later II" received an offer Tor
"A lease. Then the man who had
tried to get him To sell for 81 an
acre raised his offer to $4,000 for a
lease.
with such a price staring him IN
the face. hide decided it was worth
his while 20 take a trip to Montana
To investigate. Arriving there hr
found the section had gone wild
over oil discoveries and Indications
were thor" might b" oil on his land.
So good were the prospects ne solo
n loase to petroleum company Tor
$4,000, rcsrrving a one-cighth roy
atty on all oil produced.
Today there are four producing
wells on the abandoned wheat
farm" ana f. more wells are under
construction. Some are expected to
be big producers Many flatteHng
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
Making Money Out of Real Estate,
Pioneer TulsanS Couldn't Help It

RED Vopie, miil, groceries. freight.
ana more often than not there was
cattle car attached. The road wac
built firs, to Monet. Missouri,
I through to Occola this side of the
Grand river, then to Nuia and then
TO Tulsa. II went on To- Rcd Fork
tirst, then 10 Slpulpa, then later on
through To oklahoma City
The gcomctrtcal cCccntrici'y of
lulsd .strccts is accounted for by
pioneers IN this way. chief Pcrrymqn
mad Frisco engineers lay or Tulsa
streets. This they did, with the
railroad aud not as the SAYING is
"ith TIA" world Then as tho TOW n
grew out ~ segregation bounds, the
streets wore squared with the COM
pass, which accounts for the south
SIDE twist on Main and it's adjoining
streets at about Eleventh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
Why the Streets Twist

no." ram itself was made up Of
..,.' Don ~ everything: a sort Of
Diva hungarian goulash. II car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

GREEN BAY. wis. July o.
Hard luck, which turned to good
luck, has made Richard j. lhdo OF
Green Bay wealthy. through a
worthless farm ne abandoned
when 1t refused to yield wheat, hut
which later turned out to be rich in
oil.
After nearly accepting an offer Of
81 AN acre for 1T he rcconsidcrcd
and now is enjoying an income VI
$4,000 IA month representing ono
eight interest In royalties. An offer
Of s25O.0OO has been made to hide
for one-half of his royalties and he
has also turned down Sl,O00,OO0
cash for title To the farm.
Tho Green BAY mans fortune
came to him most Unexpectedly and
when he had almost given up hopes
Of realizing anything from his la
bors.
Lived Life Of Hermit
hide left Peshtigo In 1914 and
took up homestead in Montana
with the intention Of developing It
into a wheat farm. His tract com
prised 500 acres, 20 miles from Win
nett He found wheat farming up-
hill business and met with untold dis
Couragomcnts. He had little money
and had to Batch" it, For two
years he kept at it. getting his own
meals and living the life Of hermit.
In November, 1917. ne married Miss
Clara Erdmann Of Green Bay and
after the ceremony at LcwistoWn,
Mont, tho ncwlyweds took up their
honeymoon on the farm. Two more
years OF encouragement met lhde's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
Ner Charters Issued

OKLAHOMA CITN. July % -
,hHrt'rs ISSUED hv Jur g. Morris.
tccrvttrv uf state. include
MusAogcc l.o cream nowptuv
NuskpECo e. -. Gu'Np'g g. E
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

pRUMRtGllT suit FOR 10000
Tor malicious libol ntf toeu entered
10y Constable a J.. elmo AGAINST H..
J. Slanshurv, editor or the post.
Tho PLAINTIFF alleges hls good namo
has been damaged by 'ne publico-
tIDn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
ROOM WITH BOARD

FOR RENT-Icd rooms with or with
out board: 500 Lincoln: Phone 1919.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
COTTON
by Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS. Mar. is.-Excepi
for u momentnry advance on the first
call the cotton market today wns de
pressed with the closing price nj the
lowest Dopfcsuions were not wide. aud
there were times when the market made
a plain show OF resistance ~ It's own
Heaviest selling came In the late trad
INK mainly because " the small mill
takings fer the week i7i 600 bale,
against 10000 this week last yenr. and
10000 two years ago. The close wn,
NJ net lOsses of ~ e. IL points
Opening prices were higher In sympa
thy with better Liverpool than due
Later siraddiing and hedging operation,
appeared 10 DE- the source of much sell
ing. which became general followinr
messages from Fall River estimating N,
weeks sales ~ print cloths In TINT mar
kct NJ only 5b.o0O pieces The trade re-
called last week they were considered
small when they were estimated 90. 00t
pieces There were several rccrycries e
about the level ~ ycstrday's close dur
INK the day. hut NJ no time was there
any sustained strength. and early prices
remained IA highest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO. Mar. lS.--Cntile. receipts
5000. generally steady on all grndas and
clnsscs. top hcrf steers $1,000: bulk
N.50Hg.sO. lat COWS and helfers, large
IS b.7sd77j; bulk canncy. sa.OOa
$50 veal calves To- packers. largely
ti000n 90. bulk stockcrs and feeders
s7.75Gg00.
Hogs Receipts $4,000: active. CSC ia
soc higher than yesterdays average
lights up most aud al sold others clos
ing mostly firm; fairly liberal holdovcr
~ heavy hogs on account light pur
chas's ~ local packers. top. si095
hulk 200 pounds down. tiO.G0dtOs 90
bulk 22o pounds up. s9.55giO?j. pigs
,sc 10 90 higher: bulk desirable. 20 "a
100 pound pigs. flO.25GiO75.
Shcp-Rcccipts. 1000. mostly packers
direct few on sale went AZ steady "a
strong prices: lambs top tiO.ss: shorr
lambs. a. 30. choice ioi pound Colorado
wooded lambs, $500. good s2.pound
yoarlings ss.2j; good iOi.pound ewes
$500. prime i5O-pound wcihcrs. late yes
tcrday. sG.65.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
UNION STOCK YARDS

KANSAS CITY March is,--IIogs. rs.
timated receipts today 900: holdoycrs,
l.iO7. market opened very uneven
around Zoe higher: closing with advance
lost: packers top 1913 bulk Of sales 50
m9.75. top ygS5: heavy weight ssGaH
sac. medium weight tSSom9.So. light
weigh, g. O0aas5. light lirhts 5000
9.S5. pigs. sio.esaii.0 90; stock pigs Ss.7j
Ill25
Cattle. estimated receipts today 900.
holdoycrs. 500. market closing all classes
duh about steady. beef steers medium
and heavy weight, choice. $1,000 90.
medium SIOn $40. light weight, good.
SS.35g so. common g. 00Hs SO. butcher
cattle. hoifDrs. Si.O0dS 90. bulls. N.25n
s75: Gamers and cutters. COWS aud
h,lf,rs ye.50dig5. veal calves. s. 900
$50. feeder steers. t7OOH 90; siock'r
steers $3.50 so: stookcr COWS and
hcifcrs ti00H7.50.
sheep. estimated receipts today 1000.
holdoycrs .O62: market closing strong
lambs. ca lhs DOWN ss.00as.5o. lambs.
Ns pounds up S7.0oHPts. lambs. culls
and common Ss50a7s0. ycarling we,h.
crs. sG.g5aSL5. ewes. medium a. choice.
St75as00. ewes. culls and common. 81
Qa.50. feeder lambs s6.75gs.s5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
COTTON REVIEW


ny Ashofihhn ifefls
NEW YORK. Mar. is.--Thc cotton
market hns been quiet. hut generally
steady during the past week. with the
price ~ May deliveries here ranging
between ~ - and 1905. Expressions ~
opinion in the street and on the floor
~ the exchange have indicated more
hopeful view of the price outlook. hut
buying has been held In check by con.
tinuod depression reported In the goods
market and approhensiuns that further
Spot lipuldntion may occur fore the
new crop planting has bccn completely
financed. Comparatively little pressure
~ spot offerings has bcn reported dur.
ing the week. and u little more demand
has been reflected In the sales at VA.
rious points Ia the south.
Al the sam. time more favorable ~.
ports have recently bcon received from
Liverpool indication aud improved tone
In Manchester. Signing 81 the trade
agreement between Russia and Great
Britain had an encouraging Influence.
and there was similar comment On ~.
ports that the war finance corpora.
ton had agreed a. assist In financing
exports II $4,000 bales from America H.
Germany and Czocho Slovakin. The cen
sus reports showing domestic mill con-
sumption ~ a95.5Gs bales for February,
showed about the expected Increase.
The estimate of the Indian crop "
1856 Goa bales ~ 400 pounds. compared
NTH "a. n.s efnl,t fnr.suaf a. Z g1I uOn
and nN years crop IT 5.ss5 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
COTTON MARKET IS
LOWER; UNSETTLED
GENERAL MARkET CLOSED At
NET DECIINE az ~ TO
- POINTS.

NEW YORK. March lS.--Iicttcr
ceiling recently noted In the cotton mar.
set was reflected In slight early rallies
'odGy but prices weakened In the trad
ing under realizing and foreign selling
rhc general market closed quiet but
1oady at net decline If 10 Ia -
points
The market opened steady ~ de.
line In March but generally unchung
ID iu one point higher. March being In
iluonccd hy circulation of q few notices
while later months were stondcd by
continued firmn,ss ~ Liycrpnol Prices
caspd 80 several points after the call
under scattered southern selling.
Active months sold ~ tO - points
lower IN late trading closing few
points from the lowest On renewed GOV
orlng There was continued talk al
Increased mill curlailmont In both nur
horn and southern sections Fall INV
g. sllra ~ print cloths fur The week
were estimated ~ only ii.uQp pieces
and while mills there are running ~
full time almost all ~ them are Hii,
10 have machinery idle. Liverpool nd
vices reported SOM" trade GOVERNS
,her" With better tone In Manchester
/ Exports tulny 2u.i7J, milking 3,COs .aSl
I 10 Tar this Hensnn. Port receipts - aGl
/ United StnteN puIt receipts .3sa.GSi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
PATTON, The 7,
phone 2ss 100

shown more life and have boul
freely Of materials. Trade a. a
fact. In about fully fair. bed
coming from the northern hal
country.
hut when this In aaId. u mul
conceded that industry lass.
ploymeni. though more widely
till lacks heavily ~ affordIns|
'upailon for millions OF works
dgnr 81 hackwardness or READ
common. this. 10y the way. In 4
led the 1891 revival. that the
Industrial and commercial NOV
very irregular. spotty In the W
frequently used. and that the .
10 freely voiced last week q
oppression OF complaints that
vival IL not NJ great m expecte
~ hank clcarings. t7.fo2.fss. %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
SUGAR


NEW YORK. Mar is--Thcrc was nc
change ln the raw sugt market with
the cummiitr. still Offering March.April
at i.ic. cost and freight equal a. So
fof centrifugal There were sales Of :.
200 tons uf Cutos by tho committee TO
United states Interests ~ i.4c
The market for refined was firm.
with several more rofincrs advancing
their Ut prices % paints. with all now
listing 90 s.2i for fine gfanulatcd Tor
hlrds and two quoting ~ Tor sufts.
sugar FIXTURES were firmer early IN
covering. aud trad buying and prices
alone time showed advances 81 ~ Ia
~ points. although after midday there
we're Increased offerings from commits
sion uscs ana prizes cased of rapid
~. with final prices three points higher
TO / net lower. March closed AZ SIS
May. 5.sS; July. SIS; September, SEA
al bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
COFFEE


NY Associated ff'hAs
NEW YORK. Mar. is.-steadicr
rhowing ~ Rio cNchnnR" oates and
milfois prices led 10 further covering OF
investment buying In the market for
coffee futures here during the days
earlier trading The opening was 10 to
"a points higher The market WAS rath.
~ UNSETTLED later In the day. with
prices easing OF several points frum
the best under realizing. May closed at
$50, with the general market closing az
q net advance ~ . OF ~ points clos.
lng bids March. s.3i: July. SOS. Sep.
tcmb r. CSC October. 6l9, December.
&C. January G.SS.
Spot coffee WAS reported In lighi DE-.
mand. with prices unchanged a. HIGHER.
Rio - being quoted ~ 5.So to 3.ic.
and santos g.. Sc ~ 34c.
brazilian port receipts continued
heavy. amounting ct $4,000 hugs. with
Iundiahy receipts 600 santos cleared
80 500 bags for the United shtcsc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR LEASE for s,ock.farmlng, section
about live miles southeast Amarillo;
fenced. about $50 acres In CIVILIZATIONS;
good lCoation for dairy stockfaum. w.
NJ. Massic. owner. I'loydadn, Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
HELP WANTED FEMALE

acknowledgements cook, apply Mrs
Miles Blylns. 1901 Tyler st.
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NEW HOSPITAL WILL Be
ERECTED IN LUBBOCK

Special 10 The News
LUBBOCK. March iS-Thc ground
wls broken Tor the West Texas Hos.
pinl az this place Tuesday noon and
work Will be- continued through tn com.
plotion 1T this budding. The IVES,
Texas Hospital Company. with Or. &.
! Wagner ns president WIN y. Ballcw,
secretary with VicWpr,sidcnts and a..
rcctors o. the number II ~ compos
cd 81 local physicians surgeons ana
citizens 81 Lubbock and adjoining
towns.
Tho building w. N completed will
represent an expenditure uf Si25 900
end viii b. q completely modern. fire.
proof hospital building Of the latest
type designed hy Henry r. Phelps Of
fan Antonio and John Cclln " this
place under The personal supervision of
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Al GROCERY salesman and groccry
store manager. married. must have job
any capacity. Address l.. A.. care
NEWS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA. kans.. March is.-bOt
higS market. 20 higher top, $40 bulk
is.ooIS.7o. t3O0 cattle market Steady
% 10 "a lower Tor week. Beef steer,
tlb0Gs.7S. beef cows and hclferi
'3.b0I 700; rtocker and feeders. ti.b0N
$50; stock cows and heifcrs i3.5Od 90
Bulls S3.5OG $50: calves tib0G9OO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
BRADsTREETs REPORT
~ Associated Pres.
NEW YORK. Mar.

NEW YORK, Mar. iS.-Bradstrcct 10.
morrow VIII say:
Excclloni spring weather and the
near approach u Easter has brighten.
ID M jobblng and retail trade. The
former sends about the best reports
since late summer II 1890. and the lat
ter the best sine, the christmas
rush Of last year Then. too. collections
are shade better. and the automobile
and building and kindred trades have
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

Or Wagner and will embody al the
Improvement dcv,lonrd IN hospital
construction within al. past years. II
viii be a three story building with
basement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
~ Associated Press.

BOSTON. Mar. is.-The (
wealth Bulletin tomorrow W
wool quotations az follows:
Missouri. ~ blood. ESQ 2sc: Z
&c; IA blood. 2iG Csc.
Kentucky aud similar s.s n
washed. 2sasoc; Ia blood. M
gsa2ac.
Secured baals:
Texns fine i2.months, 7001
: months. $50 Csc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

HuUsEwORI WANTED Boarding
house preferred. can at Sol Taylor or
write H. -.
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" Associated Pres

" Associated Pres.
NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 70.
rice, no sales: receipts. 500
mlllers' receipts. 3.0ts. Clean Il
furaS. 200 pockets. 4 i.20s 4
Rose. s.ot7 pockets. ! 1.29s 4.
and polish. unchanged; receipts
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Hides.



Apples. Wash. ws. fancy. 1. . 90.
Sea grade. WIS. So
oranges. Majestic naval. -. A
Lemons. 40 to 300 counts. :. az
Sweet potatoes. crate ...... Cd
Lettuce, pony crt. ? i.2 doz. .
Cabbage good quality h..
spuds, per cwt.
onion sets, yellow. 2.bu
SIX. 81 lbs.
strawberries. per 2t.pt. crate
Amarillo Retail Groccries|
sugar .,...............
Beans. ID. .....................l
Rice, III. ...................]
Potatoes. ID. ...................]
No. !. end. tomatoes. dox..
Corn. end. doz.. ..............l
Coffee standard roasted. ib....
Lard substitute. s.lb. tin.......]
Syrup. gallon. ...............s SOC
Laundry soap. bar. ............}
Toilet soap. bar. ..............1
Flour. 4s-lb. sack. ..............!
2ilb sack ...........s......
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

EGGS For HATcinNG-From pure
lrcd Stock Rhode Island Red and
white LoVhorn. g.. 49, 81 per setting.
Special prices on lots Of 100. II. a. Fer.
s""on. Phone 9Oi3F3. Il. y. ID. No. /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

FOR RENT. Osi.acrc ranch IN coch.
ran County. five miles southwest Of
Slaughter ranch headquarters. Plenty
of water. THE SIMMONS READ CON.
PANY. Hillsboro. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

one Il thu largest memorials In the
world h that 81 General L. :. Grant.
To be- dedicated next spring IN the 10.
ianIcal gardens AZ Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
FINANCIAL

wANTED-A good location for a good
weekly newspaper and Job printing
shop. Prefer some young. growing
Panhandle town that desires and will
support such an institution. Address,
Roy u. Mcffcrd. Clarendon, Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
WHEAT FARMS FOR RENT.

Located In Oldham county, ON ozark
Tr1il. between Vega and Adrian. two
choice farms. both nicely improved. One
place has $50 acres. Other place has GIG
acres Part now In wheat. Want tenant
to haryos, my present crop. Can brpak
sod TN harvest time. Close 10 good ship
pins point Engines, teams, tools and
general equipment for sale ON easy
terms For details see Byron Gist own
e. vogn. Tex. al office II Anslcy Land
and Cattle Co. for few days. Phone
$50.