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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08

ties OF intoxicauts were found by the
enforcement officers. it is said. and
charges OF conducting a disorderly
house and violating the national Ii
quor laws we're preferred against the
women.
According TO Director Cassidy. the
proposed equity proceedings against
the Majestic hotel mark the beginning
Of a definite campaign against the
sale OF liquor in the hotels of the
state. and are in line with policy
outlined several weeks ago by r. A.
Haynes, national prohibition com
missioner Several cases OF this kind
have been won by the government
in the east. and all state directors
have been instructed to close hotels
where liquor is found.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
ARIZONAN WILL ATTEND
FARLEY AT WASHINGTON

PHOENIX, Ariz. Jan. 5.-An invi-
tation to attend a conference in wash.
ington on January % to discuss agri.
cultural problems has been received
and accepted by F. \. Reid. president
81 the Salt River Valley Water Us.
ers' Association The invitation was
extended by Henry c Wallace. sec.
rotary OF agriculture. Secretary Wal.
iace's telegram inviting Reid was as
follows
AT request OF the president. am
calling conference al Washington for
week beginning January 90 to con.
slider agricultural problems. present
and future Sincerely hope you can
take part Please wire
Henry c Wallace, secretary OF ag
riculture
Reds answer was "a follows:
VIII be pleased to accept your in.
vitation TO be present and take part
in conference called by the president
beginning January % to consider
agricultural problems. present and
! future. F. A. Reid"
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
AUTO LICENSE APPlIcA-
CATIONS COMING SLOW

Applications for automobile licens.
es the making their way to the coun-
ty assessors Office at so slow a rate
that the sheriff and his deputies are
considering sending out a notifica-
ton to the effect that arrests will be
made for failure to have the proper
license plate on cars in this county
Sheriff Joe Hood yesterday declared
that the time limit for the securing
of license plates would not be extend
ed sit was last year and that motor
lists without licenses would be SUBJ
ject to the conditions OF the traffic
laws in few days
A case OF a Bisbee man not wanting
number IL on his auto license was
brought to the attention OF the ONCE
of Assessor George Henshaw several
days ago when the license was return
ed with letter. in which the Bisbee
man stated that since his wife was a
Missourian. he knew she was just SUI
perstitious enough not to want the
number, and asked that he be sent
another on which number IL would
not appear
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THRU TO PHOENIX.

Major Geo. II Kelly. editor Of the
Douglas International. accompanied
by Mrs Kelly and John E Newburry.
passed through Tombstone today IN.
route to Phoenix. where the gentle
men Will attend the me ling OF the
State Democratic Central Committee
They will remain in Tucson tonight,
continuing on to Phoenix tomorrow.
6. J Applewhite and D e 9 Neill
and their wives passed through late
this afternoon enroute 70 Phoenix 10
attend the meeting
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TO CARE FOR
MRS. CONNOLLY.
FRIDAY
CANNOT REDEEM STAMPS.

SSNNSb NCDGG" % N"FS
The local postofiice prior to the
first of the year. was handling pro-
prietary stamps for the convenience
OF those who had to use them. but
will no longer redeem the unused
ones. 1t will be necessary for any
one who has the unused stamps and
wants the money returned on them to
send them to the commissioner OF in
ternal revenue at the treasury depart
Enent at Washington.
VISITED FORT.
A party composed OF II. ID. Palmer,
Frank Cavanaugh, Mrs. Lille Brandt
and Mrs. Josephine Rock spent yes
terday at Fort Huachuca.
ATTENDANCE OFFICER.
Constable l.. NJ Brown, Of Gleeson.
has been appointed District Attend
ance Oficer for District A by Miss
Helen Brown, county school superin-
tendent. The new law passed by the
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UP FROM DOUGLAS.

DR.. T. Caasey. medical supeintend
ent OF the county hospital at Doug
LAST accompanied by Mrs. Causey,
spent the day in the county seat TO
day on business before the board OF
Supervisors
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BiSEEE EkLTH OFFICER.

County Health officer Dr Il 2.
Durfee spent . few hours in the couE
~ seat today on business before the
SuOerylSOTs
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
TOMBSTONE TOWN
TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
TUESDAY
vAHNEMAN DEATH
RETORT UNTRUE.

According to parties coming up
from Douglas today the report OF the
death of Dr \. W Nanneman. which
WAS received here yesterday was I'M
true. although the Douglas doctor is
reported as seriously i'll. and has a
,-laurt4 az recovery
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
VISITING MOTHER.

Mrs u L Kohl formerly Miss
clarion McClelland. accompanied by
her child. is spending several weeks
in Tombstone the guest OF her moth
rg and sisters Her home is in Los
Angeles
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
SISBEE ATTORNEY.

Attorney Maurice Blumenthal. Of
today on business at the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
VISITED FAMILY.

George Cobb deputy county record
-er. who spent Kew Year with his fam
ily in Bisbee. returned to Tombstone
this morning
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
BACK 70 UNIVERSITY.

The members OF the Tombstone con-
tingent who spent the holidays here
with their parents. have returned to
Tucson TO resume their work at the
university. beginning today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
RETURNED HOME.

Mr. and Mrs Ed Massey returned
home yesterday from Phoenix. where
they have been spending the past two
weeks during the holidays with rela-
tiyes
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
VISITED IN BiSBEE.

John Giacoma and family spent yes
;erday in Bisbee visiting friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
RETURNED FROM NooAIEs.

Judge A. c. Lockwood. OF Division
/ of the Superior Court. returned to-
day from NoGales, where he went to
hear a ease in which Judge O'Connor
had been DISQUALIFIED.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
SATURDAY
- ~~~~~~~~
VISITED IN 6iSBEE.

VISITED IN sisBEE.
Walter Mellgren and family spent
yesterday in Bisbee on visit.
FROM TURNER
Ernest Graf. cattleman OF the Tur-
uer section. spent few hours in
Tombstone yesterday on business.
FROM ELGiN
r j Wolfgen. OF Elgin. was yisi-
tor in the county seat yesterday, re
turning TO his home this morning
TO EtcIN
Mrs Snaveley left this morning for
Elcin where she will spend the week
end with friends and relatives.
TO SHELTER CITY.
Clerk NJ C. Hankins Of the Board
Of Supervisors went to Douglas this
afternoon to remain over Sunday on
business matters
ATTORNEYS HERE.
Among the attorneys in town today
were c. T Knapp. NJ l. Mckelligon.
Bisbee. and H J. Robinson and Fl. E
Pickett. of Douglas.
PRESCOTT ATTORNEY
Attorney Howard Cornick. of Pres
colt was in Tombstone today. being
interested In a case in the local SUI
perior Court.
EXPECTED HOME.
Judge A c. Lockwood. who has
been in Tucson the past week hold
ing cases in the Pima Superior court
is expected TO return home tonight
or tomorrow.
FROM BENSON.
Deputy Sheriff Billy Bennett, Of
Benson was visitor in Tombstone
yesterday with his brother, Fred.
They are preparing to make ship
ment OF cattle from their ranch near
Tombstone.
TO DOUGLAS.
Sheriff J. F. Hood and wife, and
Mrs. E. Coe. went to Douglas this
afternoon to spend Sunday with
friends. They will return home tomor-
row evening
CALLED TO BENSON.
Undersheriff Chas. Blyth and Dep
uty Sheriff Harry RAFFERTY, were cali
ed to Benson this mornibng on bust
ness connected with the sheriffs of
flee
BACK FROM KANSAS.
w. S. Crawford. one OF the Pros
pector mechanical force, returned
home today from Winfield. Kansas,
where he was called to the bedside Of
his mother. who died yesterday. a
day after he left for Tombstone. The
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
IN FROM BUENA.

Wm. Mclaughlin. who sees to il
that the children in the vicinity OF
the Buena school house get to and
from their studies. is a business yisi-
tor in the county seat today. having
business at the Office OF the county
school suDa-;ntauIapt
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RETURNED TO RANCH.

air and Mrs. Ed Echols, who spent
several days here visiting relatives.
returned to their ranch near Benson
today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
BACK FROM TRIP.

Secretary J. y Gaines, OF the Co.
chise County Taxpayers association.
returned home sunday from two
.,.-, 49, >, Col;f,-,i.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mir and Mrs John Walker. Mr. and
Mrs Harry Frick. o! Tucson. where
the New Year guests of Mr.. and Mrs
4 Z Davis They returned home yes
;erday
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
VISITING AT RANCH.

Frank Randolph. son OF Dr. and
Mrs W NJ Randolph, OF Bisbee. is
visiting al the ranch Of Robert Axtell
in Government Draw. where he is
convalescing after an attack OF i'll
ness
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08

last legislature cuts Cochise county
up into three districts with an attend
ance officer for each district. Tomb
stone is included in District \ which
includes ~ school districts. mostly in
the western part OF the county. DIS
trict b inches Bisbee. Douglas and
other smaller districts in the south
ern part of the county and District {
includes Wilcox. Bowie, san Simon
and others in the northern part Of
the county 1t will be the duty of the
attendance officers to see that truant
children attend school. regularly visit
ing each district as the teacher re
portS a ieliuuUput
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morrow.
MARRIED COUPLE.

Judge Albert NJ. Sames this morn
ug performed marriage ceremony
uniting Edward H. Clark and Sarah
Adaline Langford. of Douglas. in wed
l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
HELD FOR REFUSING TO
PROVIDE FOR CHILD.

Stanley Carver, OF Lowell. was
brought to the county jail today, in
lieu OF $500 bond. and will await hear
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
weeks trip to California
HERE FOR NEW YEAR.

Contractor II NJ Eckerman spent
sunday and Monday in Tombstone
with his family. coming up from Ben.
son. where he is pust completing the
last stretch OF the enson-Tuc son
link OF the state highway
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08

ing ON a charge of failure to provide
Tor his minor child He was brought
back from Tucson, from where he
wrote his mother that he was enroute
to New York to remarry aud did not
intend to provide for his child
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
TO RETURN HOME.

Mrs r. +. Davenport. who has been
spending the holidays here with her
Iaren.S Mir. and Mrs. Frank Vaughn.
viii return to her home in Bisbee tc.
mprrnw
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
BACK HOME.

Judge A N. Sames. OF Division
OF the Superior Court returned today
from Douglas. where he spen: New
Near with his mother
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08

Deputy Sheriits sim Kenny and
Vern Lahore. OF Bisbee. today
brought over two Mexicans for the
county Jail under bond for $500.
charged with having committed bur
glary. They had two stolen saddles
in their possession. which they could
not satisfactorily explain ownership
and they were held for trial in the
SuueriOr Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08

J Martin, restaurant man o, Bis
bee. spent yesterday in the county
seat on business at the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
IN BISBEE.

Cashier J p Connolly, o. the First
National Bank. accompanied by Mrs.
Connolly and children. spent New
Years Day in BiSbee. the guests OF
friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
HAVE BABY DAUGHTER.

Born to Mr. and Mr. Ltrl Bar
rowdale. in Tombstone. January 9TH.
seven and onehalf pound tsby
daughter Mother and child are do
ing nicely Mrs Barrowdale was for
merly Miss Artie Landers, daughter
o: Mr. and Mrs J l.. Landers, OF
Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
JURY SERVICE.

\ Ii, Gardner has returned to Tue
son where he is doing jury duty in
the Federal Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
IN DOUGLAS.
WEDNESDAY

FROM DOUGLAS.
I'd Porter Of the undertaking firm
Of Curlee. Ames and Porter, OF Doug
las. is u business visitor in the coun-
ty seat. having arrived yesterday.
CASE CONTINUED.
Following hearing before Judge II
p. Merrill. held this afternoon, the
case of keahy Bros. accused of cat
tie stealing. was continued until Jan
nary 9Th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
funeral will be held tomorrow
FROM HEREFORD.

Mrs johnson. sister OF County
Treasurer Guy & Welch. came up to
day from Hereford to spend several
days the guest OF MIR and Mrs. Welch
ONE LICENSE THIS WEEK.
Only one marriage license was is
sued this week out OF the office o.
Clerk J. r James. of the superior
court The couple were Edward II
clark and Sarah Adeliue Langford
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
ANOTHER CHARGE FILED.


Francisco Caro-, who was being
held by police officers on suspicion
of having stolen auto in his posses
sion. was yesterday arrested on an
other charge OF having removed mort
gagged property out OF the county. II
is alleged in the complaint that he
moved mortgaged car from Bisbee
TO Cananea and refused TO bring the
car back or make the payments
thereon He will be given hearing
on this charge during the next few
days.-Review
TO DOUGLAS.
County Attorney F. Ross and wife
went to Douglas today, Mr. Ross hav-
ing been called there on official bust
/ ness
VISITING SISTER.
Miss Bessie Mattingly came over
this morning from Warren and will
spend the weekend with her sister,
Miss Viola Mattingly
RETURN HOME.
Chairman J. z, Hart, of Douglas.
L c. f. Adams. of Bisbee. and d. A.
Adams. Of Dragon. members OF the
board OF supervisors. who were in
| Tombstone the past two days con
Quoting the first meeting OF the board
for the new year, returned to their
respective homes last evening
TO CARE FOR
MRS. CONNOLLY.
Mrs. Kaminski, OF Bisbee. arrived
in Tombstone today to care for Mrs.
j. p. Connolly, who is very i'll at her
home on Fremont street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
SAW THE RACES.

Sheriff Joe Hood and wife and Mrs.
r Zoe spent New Years Day in Tue
son. where they witnessed :he auto
aces.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
REPORTED BETTER.

Cashier |. G. Fahnestook OF the
Cu,hisc County State Bank reports
that President \ c. Smith of the
bank. who has been seriously i'll at
hts home In Benson is improving
and will soon be able 10 be about
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
FROM BOWIE.

Judge W. II. Allison. OF Bowie, wa:
a visitor in Tombstone today on bus
mess at the cout house He report:
that business at Bowie is quiet, but
the outlook for the future is bright
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
FROM BiSBEE.

Walter Roche. assistant county at.
torney. of Bisbee, was a visitor III
the county seat today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
HAVE STOLEN FORD.

Sheriff j. Z. Hood is making an eff
fort TO locate the owner of stolen
Ford touring car picked up in Bisbee
yesterday. The license plate found
on the car belong to a man named S.
4. Douglas, OF Phoenix, although the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
FROM BIS BEE.

Cattle Inspector Joe Boyle OF Bis
bee. was in Tombstone yesterday on
official business.
: sisBEE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
FROM FAlRBANk.

immigration Inspector JEFF Milton
Of Fairhank. was in Tombstone to
day from his headquarters. having
just returned from a trip along the
line as fsr as Al
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
TO TUCSON.

Miss Loretta kOhlen. after Wis:
with her parents. returned yesterda,
to Tucson
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
VISITED MOTHER.

Mr. and Mrs j. A Ivey and child
spent New Year in Warren. the guests
CT Mr.. Iveys mother. Mrs NJ A Iyey.
IN DOUGLAS.
4 party composed OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Ross. Miss Maud Davis and
Mrs Kate lgo spent New Years day
in Douglas. returning home Sunday
night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
THURSDAY
TO BENSON.

TO BENSON.
Clerk Z James OF the Superior
, Court. accompanied by Mrs James.
motored to Benson today TO visit
friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in town today
were c. T Knapp, NJ l. McKelligon.
Bisbee. and II J. Robinson and Fl. E.
Pickett of Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
BISBEE e.
RESTAURANT MAN HERE.

Arthur Stranger spent yesterday in
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
EXPECTED HOME.

Judge A c. Lockwood. who has
been in Tucson the past week hold
ing cases in the Pima Superior court
is expected TO return home tonigh,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
PRESCOTT ATTORNEY.

Attorney Howard Cornick. of Pres
colt. was in Tombstone today. bein.
interested in a case in the local Su
perior Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
FROM ElGiN.
TO EGCIN.

Mrs Snaveley left this morning for
Elcin where she will spend the week
end with friends and relatives
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
TO DOUGLAS.
BACK FROM KANSAS.

W. S. Crawford, one OF the Pros.
pector mechanical force, returned
home today from Winfield, Kansas,
where he was called to the bedside OF
his mother. who died yesterday. a
day after he left for Tombstone. The
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
SE?ORTEO BETTER.

Miss Viola Mattingly who has beer
i'll with grippe is reported improving
rnp pILpni hpN
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08

engine number of the car is not the
same as that owned by Douglas. which
leads the officers to believe the car
was stolen. The license number is
1901 and the engine number is
ii720i3. when it should be l2S71l6 to
conform with the license number is
sued to Douglas Through his record
system the sheriff is endeavoring to
locate the owner OF the lost car while
the Mexican. Francisco Caro-. who
n,d the car. is being held
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-01-08
or tomorrow.
FROM BENSON.

Deputy Sheriff Billy Bennett, oi
Benson was visitor in Tombstone
yesterday with his brother, Fred
ment OF cattle from their ranch neal
Tombstone
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10
LUBBOCK COUNTY FARMER
RAISING FINE HOGS

&. N. Barker was here Saturday
from his farm, five miles southwest
Of town, with five nice Duroc Jersey
shoats, which he was offering for
sale 10 local buyers.
Mr.. Barker has nice farm and Ia
not trying 20 turn his attention 20
only one thing, NJ he told an Ava
lanche reporter that he counted on
his live stock 10 make his profits and
found that there are few things that
will beat good hogs for real money
making.
He raises the famous Poland China
large bone tye. and this load Of Du-
roc Jerseys we're some he had bought
several days ago from another farm
cr.
When the farmers Of Lubbock coun.
~ have become NJ we'll posted on
what are the best methods Of max
ing money from everything they
raise, ~ has Mr. Barker, we are sure
that there will be enough hogs and
dairy cows In this section 10 supply
the demands for the products o. both.
NJ this section Is especially adapted
10 their needs, and the abundant feed
crops which are gathered here each
fall, makes their raising possible on
very low cost.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


". " Summons and wife 10 G..
w White, November -. 1921. lo's =
and g, Block ~, south slaton atdl-
ton % The town u Slaion Consid-
Grafton 500
Mrs. A. W Tucker 70 j. G Por.
ter, November 30, 1921, lots 10 and
- in bloch 20, Oycrton addition %
The i,Wn " Lubbock
j T Hutchinson, lone Hutchinson
and O. r. Peeblcr, 70 J. a. Rix, Nov.
s, 1921, lots and 3, block l32, orig
inal town Of Lubbock.
7. G.. Bates and Emma Bates, 70
y. T. Martin and j. A. Martin, and
Claud Martin, " - 81 y IL of
s. W. Ia and IL OF S IL Of n. w,
IA Sec 20 In block A Cert No. 300
T. 7. Ry. Co., 30 acres.
Anna + Higbec 20 Cora Nomeyer,
Jan. /, 1921, 4, block 90, west part
addition 90 Slaton.
T. G. Greonhill and Chester /.
Greenhill 20 Roy o. Creenhill. De.
cembcr &c, 1921, lots 7, 3, and ?, bk
40, Oyert0n addition 20 Lubbock.
Willie Briggs 20 w. y. Patterson,
November o, 1920. LOT ~, block 81,
original town Of Lubbock.
G. W. starncs and Annie l.
Starncs 20 II. =. Hn'cy, January 3,
1921, s. W. IA q S. p. IA Section
10, block "B", containing 30 acres.
l.. +. Cobb 10 Jno. W. Elliott, Jan.
3, 1921, lots 3. 9, 2, 3. 9,and 10, blk.
I72. also lots II, 10, 10 and ~, blk.
81, original town Of Lubbock.
VIM. Groat. Agnes l.. Groat and
r.. y. Miller, 20 4. v. Harlan, 300 i-2
acres, being all +. 10 Of Sur. a., HaT
Ian, 300 10 acres, being oil =. IL
of Sur a, block D-7 Cert, s5s, II,
v. a r. Ry. Co., Except strip 50
yrs. wide or the s. side thereon, con.
tanning ~ ~ acres, Dec. 10, 1921.
5O.97 acres out n. part Sur No
block "a, Cert GOO, ". y. & W. 7
Ry. Co. and 9 1913 acres Sur. 49,
block "a, Grantee G. A. Joplin and
1875 acres part Sur. No. 3s, block
"a. November 10, 1921.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10
The Eternal Feminine

They say that 10000 germs change
hands, so 20 speak, every time two
people kiss, but this means nothing
to the average girl. What differ
encc does il make" she says, so long
rs they don't show?'
Champagne baths are a thing Of
The past, and now we are waiting 10
hear Of a movie actress who has TAX
en- homo-brew baths
When a cook adyortises for a posi-
ton in the home Of a windowcr, she
is making herself perfectly clear.
The best way 10 find out whether
II is better 10 marry a blonde or a
brunette is TO ask man whose wife
has been both.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10
r. A. SIMS BOOSTS
LUBBOCK COUNTY

y. A. Sims was here Saturday from
the Circle Bar ranch, buying sup.
plies.
He ~ one Of the men who has
watched The development Of Lub.
book county and the Plains for a good
many years, and had many interest
ing things 20 say about this exrcri-
enee here, hs there were many things
to learn about farming IN this section
he found, after being here n while,
and told an Avalanche reporter that
be was about 20 believe there Il no
one way Of making farming pay here,
hrt that by mixing things up n IT.
iie and keeping firm IN the con.
fidencc ~ the Plains. was about his
best solution for these problems
which we ACCEPT as about the bes'
possible, a. the Plains makes All kind.
Of crops. and the only handicape Il
unsettled markets.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10

that should be avoidcd--makc roso-
buttons that require no effort TO keep
up. For instance, we have resolved 3
To smoke only between meals.
70 sleep always with our eyes
closed
10 never pet polecat.
To save all the money we can't
spend.
To never stuff hot butter down a
Wildcats throat
TO work only when there's nothing
else TO do.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10
EDITORIAL

Every time we 90 into a restaurant
we are up against The problem OF
what 10 eat. There's everything i'm.
aginable on the menu, including fly
specks and grease stains, but none
Of II seems appetizing As we read
the menu, We find that the manage.
ment Is not responsible for lost ar
ticles. appctites included. No matter
what restaurant II IL, i serves the
best Mocha and Java in the city. The
veal outlets are always Dreaded. Ham
Is not an Individual proposition--it
always has 10 come with something
else. Ham and"-its never Just
plain hame There's one rule that
above al you must Observe: Never
tip your chair. n you must tip
something, tip the waiter
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10

The morning crowds goes husiling by
With courage in each rleep-cleared
eye;
Hope thri.la and luickcns every heart
A. each goes brayoly 10 Tie mart,
watch them ~ they hurry past
Their ford desires before them cast
With spring. steps and guroy chin,
Determined 90 90 forth and win.
And from the morning crowd ! take
A CLEAN Of hope designed 20 make
My course . somewhat brighter way
A. ! go telling through the day
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10
LOCAL BUSINESS WOMAN
NOW IN SANfTARfUm

Mrs. Van Sanders, proprietress OF
the Sanders Hotel. and possibly one
Of toe most prominent business WON
en- Of the city, Is in a Lubbock snni-
tarium, where she was operated on
Thursday Of last week.
Her condition at this time Is not a.
all serious. and Il 10 hoped she VIII
be able 70 return to her duties "a
manager Of the hotel before n.-'y
days.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10

Peck Haskins has placed live
salmon In a tub Of water In his hem
yard. He says that he read as how
a salmon lays $500 eggs a year. and
he wants his hens 70 profit by the
example.
The financial strain Of the com
muniiy was relieved somewhat Sat
urday night when Jethro Bucky got
paid or, as he owed nearly every
body