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The Dolores star., 1922-10-20
New Brunswick,

New Brunswick, n. - n
Hayes, u vcuth Of 10 years. -
communicate In the Somerse.
Jail ut SOmerville on a warfaA
Ing him with first degree NV, m
the Rev. Edward Wheeler ha
Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt Mliiis u
IA. The explanation OF ~
Schneider, 20, whose accusalOu \
Hayes arrest, was that 1t wai N
of mistaken Identity. Hayes
thought he was shooting lv
Pearly BANNER and her -"
Nicholas Rahmer.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-20
DENVER SUGAR aUoTATI0'
M.nufncturcr.' Price.

Beet. et................''''.. -.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-20

Light receipts cause firm ,,,,
most markets. Quoted: No ~
New York $3.50, Philadelnbis y.
Pittsburgh $3.50. MlnneapoIis y, "
Louis SCI, Memphis i25, Kan,Ms. ~
sis. No. I alfalfa. Kansas Civ ~
Meihphls s2s; No. prairie, x,J
city 'l3.15, Minneapolis $3.50, S. h
The Dolores star., 1922-10-20
Hogs.
Sheep.
HAY AND GRAIN PRICE,

Timothy. No. I. ton. ..""'1
Timothy, No. 2. ton.
South Park. No. l. ton. n.....'''"
South Park. No. 2. ton. ....'."
Second bottom. No. I. ton..''"
Second, bottom. No. .. ton.''""i
Alfalfa. ton .........''.''''"
Straw. ton ......... '''
Corn. No. yellow. per cwt.""
Wheat. No. 1. per bushel. ..''''"
Oats per cwt. 80"
Barley. per cwt. 80"
The Dolores star., 1922-10-20
DENVER MARKETS.
CnttIe.

Receipts. 7,221. Choice fancy
were quoted at $765 and fair ois
$3.50, while the common run WA
Ing around 81. Choice fat cows bfe9
from 1850 to SIS and the proper q
from 81 up. Choice heifers sold y
to $6.25 and the fair ones tom w
Sc Choice light bulls quoted
$3.50 and the fair ones from !.h|
Veal calves of the choice kino
bring as high as $s.75. while icy
sirable ones were quoted around
Choice feeding steers sold from v
$7.25, while a good steer broughI !
$6.25 to $3.50. Stock cows were y
full at 3275 to 33.75. according 10
ity.
Hogs.
Receipts, S3l. A load OF choice
was sold to the packers al nv
price of $3.50. and another ioa
1910, while four loads went
small killers at $9.75. Pigs % were
and while there are few to coleu
the price Is quoted from
and possibly some OF the chv,se
would bring $S.75. Packers thT
sows are selling from s6.15 10 "I
stays 81 less.
Receipts, 34,137. Five loads OF
were sold to the packers ,uua' nu
let go of at $12.25. and two iUs1
Bcabby lambs were sold for VA
loads of feeder lambs were sJII
$12.20, while others were Quo'''
$l1.75 to $12.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-20

spot cotton prices advanced
during the week. New Yo-,. ~
future contracts advanced e Wi1
spot cotton closed at 2O,s5c ms
New York October future 'r ~
clnsed at 2l.25C. coat,
The Dolores star., 1922-10-20

NH market quiet. Produc,Io, j
otrer'nss of wheat feeds by W.s1
middltngs SCI, flour middlings NV nv
neapolis. Sc per cent cotton SEED y
$3.50 Memphis. s3i Atlanta: H.
cent linseed meal $3.50 MInr.n
$43.b0 Chicago, gluten feed iJl5I
eSaso: white hominy feed t!ia
The Dolores star., 1922-10-20
METAL MARKETS.
COLORADO settlement prics'

Bar silver tAmertcan).
Bar silver (foreign)....
Copper. .......'"'
zinc. ...s.ss...'
!I,,.a.;:, Lead. ..::.;;niiii.... ~. $50 o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

Kansas City Star editorial:
in Kansas City the fading out
of a selfish Republican orgamza-
ton that had fallen into incom-
petent hands leaves an unbalanced
condition. The good OF the town
requires the building Of a new
Republican organization that
shall be practical, effective and
vet shall maintain the ideal OF
public service.
"This organization must under
stand human beings. II must APP
peal to the ambitions, the prcju-
diccs. It YOU win, OF its members.
But It's leaders must always bear
in mind that the object 81 party
j, public service. Ii II becomes
merely sell ccntcrcd and selfish. Il
loses It's reason for existence.
at will be a hard job 90 create
an effective and honest Rcpubli-
can organization % hold the bal
ancc against the Democratic. But
isn't IT a job that appeals % every
live man and woman who love
Kansas City? Isn't It a job worth
while FOR the city,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
Che PED HOUSE AIAR
MYSTERY -
" AAMILNE -

Eli pulled
Now just go on pulling like that.
shall get II directly Not hard.
you know. but JUS, keeping up the
strain" Ills fingers went al II again
busily. &C.,.
And then suddenly the whole row
OF shelves. from top 20 bottom.
swung gently open toward them.
Good Lord!' said Bin. letting 20
Of the shelf Ia his amazemcnt
Antony pushed the shelves back.
extracted Usher from Bus fingers.
replaced him. and then. taking Bin
by the arm. led him TO the sofa and
deposited him In Il. Standing In
front OF him. he bowed gravely.
"Child's play. Watson" he said;
''child's play
How on earth"
"Oh. my dear Billr lie smoked
silently Tor little and then went
on. This passage has been here
FOR years. with an opening at one
end into the library. and at the other
end into the shed Then Mark dis.
covered It and Immediately he felt
that everybody else must discover H.
so be made the shed end more diff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

such children In my name. reoelvs;h
me: and whosoVycr shall receive me
rccelveth not me. bgt him that sent
me.
. And John answered him, saying
Master. We saw one casting out devils
in tbs name. and he followeih not usi
and We forbid him. because he followeth
not us.
80 BUT Jesus said. Forbid him not.
for there is mo- man which shall d" a
miracle In my name. that can lightly
speak evil 81 me.
40 For he that Is not against nae Is
on our part
a For whatsoever shall give you a
cup 81 water Co drink In my name. b"
cause ye belong % Christ, verify ! ssiy
unto you. be- shall not lose his reward
AZ And whatsoever shall offend one
or these little ones that believe in me
II is better Tor him that a milestone
were hanged about his neck, and he
were cast into the sea.
- And IL thy hand offend thc", cut
u of. Il is better for thee 10 enter into
life MANNED than having two hands
10 go into hell into the fire that never
shall be- qu,nched
81 Where their worm dicth not, and
the fire Is not quenchod
a. And u thy foot offend thee cut
Il OF 10 is better Tor thee Co enter halt
into life than having two feet 90 be- cast
into hell. into the fire that never shall
be- Qu,uDhed
90 Where their worm dcth not
and the fire Is mo-. quouchod
A. And II thine eve offend thee,
pluck % out 10 is better Tor thee "a
enter into the kingdom ot God with
one eye. than having TWO eyes 10 be
cast into he'll fire.
- Where their worm dc'h not. and
tho fire is not qu'nched
40 For every one shall be- Salted with
fire. and every sacrifice shah he salt"d
with salt
. 50 Salt is good: but II the salt have
lost his sadness, whcrowith viii ~
season DE- Have salt in yourselves. anS
have prJ.r one with another
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
REPUBLICAN WEAKNESS

The Kansas City Star, that
great apostle Of Republicanism in
the middle west. has become
alarmed over the breaking down
OF the Republican machine in tha,
city. II has declared that the time
is az hand when a new organiza-
ton should be formed so as TO be
a check against the Democratic
party. In fact. the Star is afraid
that the Democratic party will be
come Overwhelmingly domin-
ant" in Kansas City.
The state OF Missouri has been
rather evenly divided from the
standpoint OF politics the pas, few
years. But the recent election has
shown that the Democrats arr
getting a normal majority OF ,h,
votes again. The reaction against
the Democratic party as a resui,
OF the war is dying away, and
many Republicans in Missouri
are doomed for defeat in the gen
eral election in November.
Following are extracts from the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

and when he saw hun. siraightway the
spirit tare him. and he fell on the
ground. and widowed foaming.
q And he asked his father. How
long Is IL ago since this came unto himi
And he said. OF a child.
% Onimes IL hath cast him into the
fire. and into the waters. 10 destroy
him but IL thou canst do anything have
compassion on w. and help u.s.
% Jesus said unto him. II thou
ranst believe. an things are possible u
him that belicyth.
% And straightway the father Of
'he child cried out. and said with tears
Lord. ! believe. help thou mine un
belief
% When Jesus saw that the peopl,
came running together. he rebuked IA,
foul spirit. saying unto him. Thou dumi
and deaf spirit. charge thee. come out
o. him. and enter NO more into him.
20 And the spirit cried. and rent
him sore. and came out u him. ana h,
was a. one dead. insomuch that many
said he Is dead
% Bur Jesus took him by the hand
and Lifted him up. and he arose
2s And when he was come into IN,
house. his disciples asked him private
~, Why could not We east him out?
20 And he said unto them. This KIND
can come forth by nothing, but by
prayer and fasting
30 And they departed thence. an,
passed through Galilec; and he woul,
not that any man should know IL.
90 For he taught his disciples. an,
said unto them, The son ~ man is de-
l.ycrcd into the hands OF men. and they
shall XII him; and after that he II
killed no shall rise the third day.
81 but they understood not that say
ing and were afraid To ask him.
90 And hc came 20 Capornaum: anC
being In the house he asked them. VIVA
was IL that We disputed among your
selves by the way7
% But they held their peace. for By
tho way they had disputed among them
selves. who should b" the greatest.
% And he sit down. and called tn,
twelve and saith unto them. II AM
man desire to De- first. the same shall
be- last 81 all, and servant Of an.
30 And he took "a child and set hin
IN the midst ~ them and when he ha,
taken him In his arms. he said INT,
them.
81 Whosoever shall receive one o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
THE ELECTION ISSUE.

Texans will have to make their
choice Saturday, August 20, be
tween Earle B Mayiield. who has
been a conspicuous member OF the
Texas Railroad Commission the
past ten years, and Jim Ferguson,
impeached governor of Texas. in
the Democratic race tor United
States senator
Ferguson was twice elected
governor Of Texas and he was i'm
peached in office because he TALL
ed 10 perform his duuc, accord
ing 70 law The Daily News IS not
fighting Ferguson alone because
OF his attempted comeback this
paper admires any man who Will
attempt to do right after commit
ting wrong acts.
But Ferguson Ia, made himself
repulSivc TO people by attempting
10 appear as a martyr Tie wa not
ousted because OF the political
gang or the University bunch Tie
was oustcd by friends who helped
elect him. FOR these same persons
realized that Texas must have a
governor who viii be- a credit %
the state.
Ferguson has announced on a
platform iavoring light wines and
beer. a candidate who would
amend the constitution or Vol
stead act to permit the sale OF
light wines and beer will receive
opposition from the Daily News
Prohibition must go forward and
what Texas needs is a United
States senator who favors strict
er enforcement OF the prcscn,
laws, not one who would SCRAP
the constitution.
Ferguson is attempting 10 win
the votes OF the union labor Gle
ment. While he was governor oi
Texas, union labor men attempt
ed to get him to employ union
men on the state railroad. Because
OF his refusal or equivocatiou
about meeting the union mems
demands, he was severely CRITICS
ed Al the time Union men should
not forget these things in casting
their votes.
Earle Mayiield has dealt fairly
with union men and he should re-
oeive every consideration from
them at the polls He has been a
farmer, knows the needs OF the
Texas farmer and can represent
him in a fitting manner IN the
United States senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
CHURCH ADVERTISING

The First Baptist Church OF
Denton. Texas, has found that adj
vcrtising is a good business in
vcstmcnt The Denton Record
Chronicle recently rcpubllShcd
the following extract from the
weekly bulletin OF that church
under the heading OF at Pays 20
Advertise"
Advertising in the church is
coming to is own more and
more The church IS learning from
business that it pays. There are
some who do not approve OF adj
verti,ing a church, but we have
proven without doubt that II pays
in every way. From a financial
standpoint advertising pays a
large dividend. Then we have OBJ
served the effect that the adycr-
Using has on the attendance al
our services. This is worth more
than the increased contributions,
This is a great business inStitu-
ton. We have something worth
advertising. Let's do more OF II
Newspaper display advertising
is being used by many churche,
today with satisfactory results
Churches have officials who pur.
/ chase advertising TO obtain bust
ness. Why should not they bclicv,
that advertising will increase
church and Sunday school attend
ance?
The Associated Advertising
Clubs OF the World have iormc,
a church advertising department
/ Church advertising Is rcceivinl
recognition from many angle
now. Several books have bee
written on the subject. lIeadquar
tiers Of many leading dcnomina
tions have service department
and furnish advertisement, To- 10
. cal pastors. These model adver
tisemcntS are often printed Il
church publications and may b
clipped for republication il
newspapers.
Amarillo has 1900 90 1000 per
sons in attendance at IT, churc'
Sundays every Sunday There ar
10000 TO 1900 persons here,
is estimated Thus. il may be see.
that a vast population /, not be
ing reached by the present actiy
tiles OF the churches. Surely Their
is ample room for growth and de
velopmcut when only such
small percentage is IN at,cndanc
at religion, services every sun
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

THE WHOLE ROW OF
SHELVES SWUNG GENTLY OPEN
TOWARD THEM
fcul, by putting the croque, boz
there. and this end more dlhlcuit
by" he stopped and looked at the
osber-''by what. Bill2"
sut Rill was being watsonish.
WHAT"
obviously by rearranging his
books lie happened TO take out
The Life OF Nelson or Three Men
In a Boat. or whatever u was. and
by the merest chance discovered the
secret. Naturally he felt that every.
body else woult be ,akiag down The
Life OF Nelson or Three Men in a
Boat Naturally he felt that the
secret would be safer II nobody ever
interfered with that shelf at all.
when you said that the books had
been rearrangcd year ago-jusI
about the time the croquet.box came
into existcnce-of course | guessed
why 30 looked about for the duh.
-, books ! could fnd. the books
nobody ever read. Obviously the
collection OF sermon. books OF mid.
Victorian clergyman was the shelf
We wanted"
yes. see. But why were you %
certain OF the particular placer
Well. he had 10 mark the par.
ticular place by some book
thought that the joke Of putting
The Marrow Way just over the en-
franc 10 the passage might appeal
to him Apparently II did"
BIN nodded TO himself thoughtful
" several tines Yes. that's very
neat" ne said. You're n clever
devil. Tony"
We'll. come on. then" said Bill
and he got up.
Come on wtere7.'
To explore the passage. oil
course
suppose we hnd Mark" said
Antony quietly.
\ say. do you really think ne,
there,
Suppose ne is"
Well thrn there ~ are
Anton' walked over to the are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
GO ON WITH THE STORY

We stall have 10 take ever
blessed book down" Bill said. "befor,
we can be certain that We haven
missed Il"
Antony's pipe was now going sat
lsiactorily, and he got up and wake,
ieisurely &c the end OF the wall op
posite the door.
Well. let's have a look" he said
and see II they are so very fright
full Halo. here's your 'Badminton.
You often read that. you say?"
N | read anything"
Yes" lie looked down and VI
the shelf Il like books OF travel
don't you2"
They're pretty dull as a rule"
Well any how. some PEOPLE HlS.
them very much" said Antony re
troachfully lie moved on 10 IN,
next row OF shelves The Drama
The Restoration journalists YoI
can nave most OF them. SIN. a.
YOU vel. remark. many people reen
10 love them shaw. wilde. Robert
son-l like reading plays. Bill
There are no, many people who do
hut those who do are usually verl
keen. Let us pass on"
Ne vent 20 the next shelf, anC
then gave q sudden whistle Halo
halo"
What's the matterY" said Bll
rather peevishly.
Stand back there. Keep IN.
crowd hack. Bill We are get,lnI
amongst Il Sermons. as live
sermons Was Marks father
clergyman or does Mark take Z,
them naturally"
Ills father was Q parson. be
heve Oh yes. know he was"
An. a.. en- these are Father
looks Half Hours with the Infinite
i must order that from the u
urarv shen | get tack. The Los
sheep. Jones on the Trinity. TIL,
Narrow Way. being sermons by tn
Rev Theodore Cssher'-hal-lor'
What In TIRE natter
William, ! am inspired Stani
wv AtoN 1NNu tue tNfNtffn'
Theodore UsShers classic work
iooked at u with a happy smile 20
moment. sns then gave II 10 Blll
Here hold Usshe- FOR bit"
Bill took the hook obediently.
No. give ., me hack. Just 20 GU
INTO the hail and see 10 YOU ca
near Cayley ane shere Say Halle
oudly u YOU do.
Bill vent out quickly. listened. an
came back
Tvs ali right"
Good Tie took the book oI
Of it, shell sFain. Vow then. 20
-an hOld Usher. Hold him IN IN
eft hand-so Win the right o
ieEier hand. grasp tins shelf nrml
90 Nov when I say PUN. pa
.-'fua,h Got that
$50 io1dcd MS face alight wit
"a % n-nt
';oui ANTONY put MS nsnd int
space .fi bs the stout Ussh,.'
- nnr-red the hack OF the shell
l'gi! be ss.d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Who had shot and Killed the
ne'er -do-well
ROBERT ABI.ETT. within two min
utes after his arrival at The Red
House. the country estate OF his
wealthy bachelor brother.
MARK ABLETT7 Roberts body
vas on the moor OF the lock ed
office. Mark was missing and. IN
the opinion OF Inspector Birch. N
was clear that Marx who had
look ed forward with annoyance o.
the return Of his brother from
Australia. had shot Robert and
then disappeared
Hut there were mysterious ctr
rumstances The shot was fred a
'"w moments before
ANTONY GiLLINGHAM. gentle
man adventurer and friend of
tilL BEVERLEY. one OF Marks
guests had entered the hall
whore he found
MATT CAYLEY. Marks constant
companion pounding on the door
ana demanding Ambulance. The
two men enter the room throug h
window and find the body
Antony and Bll have decided
hat Cayley knows more OF the
CRIME than he win disclose They
discover secret passage from the
bowling green 30 the house and. IN
Cayleys absence. try 10 md an
opening TO II In the library
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation OF
any individual firm. concern or cor
poratlon that may appear IN the col
INNS Of The News. will be gladly cor
rec,ed. when called 10 the attention OF
the editor II IL not the intention OF
this newspaper to wrongfully use or
lniure any individual firm. aoncern or
corporation. and corrections will be
made where warranted as prominently
r.. was the wrongfully published refer
ence or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
DYING.

Sir Rider lIaggard. author OF
she ,uggests that our c,vilila-
tiou may be- rumbliug TO is
downfall lie j, no, the only one.
liaggard draws attentions 10
the Oricut's cnormou, human re-
productive powers also rs simple
form OF living that make, for ma.
tional yrilty
Is the Yellow Mans day book.
ed TO return, japanese think so.
They use q rising sun for their
flag
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

Tom Watson Is getting worse.
Twice lately he ha, threatened to
beat up a speaker with whom
he differed. The senate at the
United tatcs ha, some curious
specimens. but they include moth
ing quite SO extraordinarily As the
iire-eatcr from Georgia
Detroit man who struck a
match 10 look az hi, ga, is learn
ing TO read with h,, fingers
Try 90 convince an umpire that
a man may be- down bar never
out.
The trouble in Europe i, it
wont stay there.
Late styles always look as il
they came IN too early.
The razorbaok hog is reported
dwindling; but they may be
growing safety razorbacks.
Now they tell women low heels
mean flat feet. Last wear they
said high heels meant flat heads.
This may be an awful country +:
but an African thermometer
drops 10 % every winter.
Cheer upl Only 30 days hath
September.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
Dance Postponed.

ON account ot-rain Friday night the
Federated Shopcrafts dance scheduled
Tor that time was postponed until Tues.
day evening. The dance viii be- NJ the
aTmOTV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
HUGH HONEY IS HURT
WHEN AUTOS COLLIDE

Hugh b. Honey. foreman for the Nc.
knight Transfer Company. was severe.
~ hurt in an automobile collision yes.
,crday morning.
The automobile ne was riding in col.
llded with another car at Third and
Fillmore Streets. Honey received SO.
we're cuts about the face and his left
shoulder blade was fractured. His con.
dtiOn Is not considered serious.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

Certain soils in Russia, India and Per.
s.a have always been eaten for their
health giving properties.
OF every 100 people In the world Is
live In India
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-09
BRECKENRIDGE

A very pretty wedding was sol
amnized, Wednesday afternoon, at
four o'clock at the home of Mrs. Grace
Steinhoff, when her daughter, Mil
bred, became the bride of Armn Con-
zelmann, of Frankenmuth, Mich. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Chas. II. Woods, pastor of the Free
Methodist church, in the presence of
a small company of the near rela-
tives and friends of the bride and
groom.
Mr.. Charles Merrill, Of Brecken-
ridge and Mr.. John Miner Of Wheel
er, have formed a copartnership
and will open new store in
Breckenridge. They have secured the
brick bank building formerly occupied
by the Farmers State Bank.
Mrs. Minnie Shaver has been teach
ing the eighth grade of our school
this week, supply for Mrs. Poulson,
who was called to Clare by the illness
of her mother.
During the past three weeks the
Rev. John Clemens has been deliver
ing a series of sermons on the theme
If worship including tn idea Of
The Place, Spirit, and Time of Wor-
ship. This series will continue for
two or three weeks more Mr.. Clemens
| announced last Sunday.
The Breckenridge high school boys
! basket ball team accompanied by
Supt. II. {. Poulson, went to Edmore,
friday night, and defeated the Ed
more team in a clean, hard fought
| game on their own floor.
A surprise dinner for Postmaster
| Ernest Muscott was given in Masonic
] lining room recently by the four rur-
Il mail carriers and their families.
| Those attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Muscott, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kean,
| Mr. and Mrs. Seth Sexton, Mr.. and
| Mrs Stanley Greene, Mr.. and Mrs.
| ia Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
| 3ailey. \ fine chicken dinner was
served and a very pleasant social
'vening was enjoyed by all present.
james Hilock and wife Of Wheeler
were Breckenridge visitors Saturday
| Miss Eva Ards spent the week end
With her sister, Agnes Ards, who is
a student at Alma College.
Mrs. l.. S. Morey Of Breckenridge
eft Sunday for Ann Arbor hospital
where she is going to take eye treat
| ments.
| DR.. L. ). Morey and wife and Mrs
}. Mccall motored to Edmore, last
Wednesday, to visit friends, returning
home Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Oberst went to Detroit,
| Tuesday, with three carloads of stock
| Mr.. c. A. Zubler returned to Ann
| Arbor hospital where he is receiving
| treatments.