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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
RUSH RANGERS TO SCENE
OF SOUTH TEXAS SLAYING
8 TsONS
UPHOLD N G
M A Y F TEL d
ORDER FILED

DALLAS. oct. ii.--Thrce motions to
dismiss the appeal from the order of
the district court at Coraana tcmpor
urily restraining Secretary of State
Steplc, from placing Earle % May.
fields numc on tho general ,lcc,iun bal.
lot were filed in the fifth Court Of
CNil Appeals here today. 70 Is thought
they will lc set for hearing Tuesday.
when the motion to advance the appeal
onl certify 1t to the supreme court win
g. heard
Tho motions were nlcd hy attorneys
~ the petitioners for the Corsictna
temporary Injunction. namely Luther
Nickcls and ". " NcIms of Dallas
EN- S Culhcutt Of Corsionn, for G..
= Kinc T.. g. short and J.. r. McGc,.
.hr original petitioners
The motions 20 dismiss the appeal
ri'c three cn.ci reasons which are.
That the honds filed by tho op
luilUt Gre Insufficient
That it is not Tho luy Ol th,
secretary of state under tho law 10 Ger
a.. an original nomination and that
:ho ats threatened by the secretary OF
state ate "acts II usurpation and are
!u excess Of any authority ho pos
fesscs
; That the appeal Is premature u
that tho temporary injunction Of which
complaint is made viii expire upon fin
IA hsarng October ie one day hcfor'
! ", api~al IS sei ior ht2fng
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
UNCONSCIOUS AT times due TO
TERRIFIC SPEED HE MADE ARMY
AVIATOR Wins PULITZER TROPHY

MOUNT CiEMoNS Mich Ocf ii-
Unconscious 90 times due to The tsffli.
o. speed ai which Del rushed through 'ha
heavens and during h.s cons.iops mon.
cuts haunted d. fears fcr the oondirou
Of his wife who riulncamtiy eSfe'-ts 70
become a mcihlr Licut q e.. Mtarhin
IN army aviator fvns an irmv cur
,lss h.sh .p,ed D'anc was o. plh.rn
trophy aerial ace here teiaf He iraV.
led the "a mile course at rn svrfaso
sped 81 .es miles en hour
The raoc ran IN three nphts ari O.
t.l-tr with sensaihnsi achfrsemerfs on
the i.aii n the entrants thu rromisn io
become aerial trad fior ieuiiei n tni
smashing cf wofii reeorcs both oi0
olnl sna unofficial o. .fife ani 60
filrmsteis
I.itli. L. J Maitland plloiius . sis.s'
IN , o. that q Nlughsn wHs second lf
ne rlili1,r s'anpesition. ha his apn
or In that respect wac ovcrshadovts
sr hour-faster than any one ever nev
By the terrific speed 10 attained Q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
WOMAN'S FORMER
HUSBAND IS HELD
IN EXPLOSION CASE
ny As,ocia,sa Pres

~ Associated Pres
BIiIsTOw. Okla OF --'css
schraok. said 70 DO ihc t0rurr hus
hand of Mrs. Florence ionea. who waa
probably fatally injured when thc IT,
iInois roouang houso here wus blown
up iu-t bciore midnleh, Fridsv night
Is held in the Greek County iai tonight
charged with first dcerse murder as tho
rcfpit " The EXPLOSION.
The woman lies on cot ln a hospital
Iaraiyyed hsiow the waist Shc Is not
expected 20 live Nltk Etltoine aD
OIL neid worker was knied by ,nc hast
/ Two other men We're arrested dmiug
( tho day Ia connection with thc cas-, sad
one T.. A. roiiock. = helj charged with
rsursicr Police Officials declared they
had gaihcrcd enough eNldenr, tp con.
vict 10th Schraok and Pci'ocs Ihe
third man J y Hsnrv ARRESTED WITH
Z Schracs was released 'oa.ghf Hfnotrs
declaring he had no connection Vlth the
explosion.
VI 4. Farrell. Who was injsfcd IN ths
house wroeA. vas reported cgt 81 a.
-" a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

orr sp II SO kilon'eiers ~ covered
'he distaucc a, the rate q sisl miles
'a q race.
For ihc 100 kiipmcier courso. during
taa aos b, avcaEcd 2e7.s miles an
hour smother world r-cofd glaughan's
p.aue j. the oec that ai,ar w'rldt
-coard uf 40 miles an hour over q one
.gHf.eicr course D., Garden rip Long
Island recrnilv
sewer defs iwo ~ ihsn un.lcd
81 i,es navy c1trlcs ihe renainCu rop'
tsson,atv,s ot thr afin,. shattered the
worlds record f1r ihe 900 kil4nct'rs o.
m0ra WHEN ih tsoolded ilsl mites si
hour the marx established September
= .n rrarro D. kirach
fieu' Naurhsn mad ilo best spscd
r.. the sulsnra a rate ni ~ miles au
heur. he avsragc -iera fog TIA entire
its inlie course
Lieut.. s } BROW 10 a CtItlts nttl
irst.r. Wcn the thifd pacc IN the pul.l
NJ csnpstiuoa. golng he loo m.lcs AZ
an average speed q 1851 milez an hour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
WARD FEVORS TARIFF AKDis
AGAINST KHAN and MhYFIELp;
he R0NPS ON MARVIN JONES

Three divisions WRrsfi ile sr'.DN nf
n % Ward r1ddHtr i0r r0urcss
v1en he addrcacl H~ audience In th"
district cour. aorm Sl'.r.rf mrhi d.
advocated trt 1H the Nu
kllN kuu. 1t1Ok,t tHr H NaF.r.d
and nrt>lI D.or '.fN
Tl, .ne.f naa .r'rf'H. 'H Io.'i"
suirs rf 'rlrm NI S hr.iN
IeN..Nrd r. In.'l. 'H"- I' n.d
b. would 'HrI .H of ro' Snow
ihr pohtol n'r" ''' W i.r
"h'n 'i' ' '
e'si in'f ''''
hir WH-l apl 'r s.h'r
rcrtr1 aI .I" " Ir 'H"'
fh cA1 m t ."r n"Hs ut 1is
-pfr.b br 'n arI h. nri NHf
Nu Jones' democratic. afidI'r Tor rt
nomination tf.f re Hrs. .t 1rnNor
h0 voud H e.n..F.i TorlC.
hoHse.
I'll, w.st "a, Jared b. would ra
Ns..i. r.r.. ..-. ... in Motley
r,..f, h..el f.. u.r...r.is mum
hrra mons .H.n 1870 m,1. uan fh.
b. .r,t..sa-r
I - -, Marvin f.r.. .. Ono yr.u.
man .rd fh.r. .sar lu nyore us.
Is.t FL hlm .rtuule an,iody O.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
EXPLANATION OF HOW TAXES
Spent NOT SATISFACTORY Say
DEMOCRATS OF new MEXICO

dcring what ecfenv, their ils''i-T.. would
offar 10 the indictments presented by
tho Democrats Since this m sleodinl
drcumcn, has come out tho members
NJ ihr Republican party feel ihnt thcir
leaders would have dome better by Ee'
naming silent
Another crushor To- the Republican
that senator Jones has fought ovcry
movement for The aid of veterans OF
the world war came 60 light today when
comics If IA letter ~ senator veteran
were sent to al former serN ce men ANA
women ir New Mexico The letter not
originating n either political party
bur issued over the signature ~ v. j..
Healv. veteran sots forth that th"
r. publican candidate for the senate
has placed himself 90 work fU about
everything und"r tho sun cAccp, Tho
nrCposiiiou ~ an adiustmrn, On COM
pensat on for service men and woucn
The letter also calls attention io tho
f,ri that senator Jones ha- been ga
agrrcssNa champion ~ soldiers rights
over since hc i,ok hs scat In tho sen
aic.
This loiici. coming as "a pleasant sur
prise g. thc Democrats and "a s'agsc'
rl ilrV 90 tho Republicans, pro'ahll
viii hayc grrat Influence on al vet
ertus who h,d NOT yi decided 70 vote
Ter senator Jones
n vus po.ntod out to-day that ih0
Republican,. dp M stcm to know th'
Inan they ar, lprosu- fur governor Of
Ncp Mexico ir camlnirn addrcs
rrerntlt 70 Republican worker dcchr"'
um Iinkic is opposed to and wants 2
D irsfroy lal,r uncrs if thcv knew ihei
nuonont 'hy would not say Hinkl
.ntortircd an, sucn ldc, Cnc thini
d. do,. Stands hg NJ word iiis Wrl
81 rrilcctrI Boo ihe htol plank ot hi
rarfy. n.mo.nif muughi out i"slay
Tho nest vctk WIN see 'atrnsivo cim
engrrg ~ th, DENTS sl,s 10 ihc east
rfn count q. Nrr Meyico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Ia W v RAINIER

SANTA FE. y. NJ oct ii-Sania fe.
scat of Ncw McNico's government ana
poliiral turmoil. today IS WONDERING
what viii De tho result ot another uicN
move by the l,cpuhl cans.
stung hy the repeated thrusts ot the
Democratic ctmpsigncrs. the htiie c'i
erie of dictators have issued an answer
10 one of the charges o. thor opponents
vast, II taxes. Rcpuhl cans. those in
the rank and filc who are TAXED as
heavily as Democrats shared thc dS'
like Democrats. openly for The alIb' ne
Republican camps gn leaders ISSUED
Tho answer forced by ins strnt IN
quiry from voters 30 over tho siauc
10 tho charge or waste ~ taxes came
I'M Tho form of q handful containing q
table ~ how the money has been spoat
II took four divis Ons state, county
hiehwnys and srhcols what becomes o0
each hundred dollars in taxes Be- care
fully shown
but the table docs not cXplam tr th'
voters uf Sew Mcxico why there wn'
spent in nineteen twenty one. nttcol
million dnll1fS Iur rtAilN ter hiiiiNt
lulhrs Increase over nineteen siNtccB d
not oven mentioned Jos the alihi
Voters who discussed ih, table iu ta'
plaza today felt that the Rcpuhliua'
campaign managers had blunder"
again 70 issuing misleading docu
mcni. bccausc the distortion has COS
the g.. o. = heavily in This wmuiu
/ ~ was pointed out that no voter cii
hc de-, lyol hy On handhil bemus a
known that while the comparison ON
hass 81 one hundred dollars show
hang OF proportion ir state ap
county governmental cls.s thc tHi1
fsr in excess ol wa.t Ia uid lt
according 90 tx ayegs and o. mention
E cd in the handhil
] Reruhlbuus not on tho inside 20 Do
affairs - thrr party have hcrn vut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
BANK DEPOSITS
or TEXAS SHOW
LARGE increase
BORROWED MONEY AT SAME
TIME SHOWS A SHARP
DROP

.l.N AA inoetsse I'M In
....... -is .D Texas state banks
.. ...a.-lv .S .oe0.ete and de-
,I.. borrowed money OF ti,soe-
U0H .. -.Hf.Wh,r o.. as cHmYared with
...... .r lure 20, are ihc ehi,f fea-
t. .t1 n fhc hank statement i~-
... H..# Hy D. A. chm Ian, sists
I..s.l- .ul INSURANCE. commissioner.
r. -ff,Hrut indic1tcs = nralthy Ing
.... .... ,, thy financial conilflrn NJ
r..ri Ha as "a, the f.ss' Iart of mo
GILL I-u chapman said. Only( one
b.r. sIu, - recorded during thf per.
uI cash arl cXchang,s IN is.iy,nnks
tI..,. s--.fis. 9Sa. an lnsrfase u
g. 1000 rfourscs. Ss5'.oSsks0. an
r. s-. s2i Doo.eDo. Liabihtsea show a
reduction % morn than s25.oyo.eoo fos
OBJ. n,HHf - 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
She RIFF is
HELD after
SHOOTING OF
RICH farmer

NJ Associated Press
CORPuS CHRISTI. Oct. H.
fIrd Roberts. large land owtcr in
Nucccs County. wns instantly kill.
cd here this afternoon while sitting
~ his automobile near the Texas
Mexico depot. Three bullets entered
Lis chest. lie was said 10 have been
iB an argument with Frank g..
Robinson. sheriff. and Joe icebo.
Eui witnesses will not SAY Who did
lhe shooting.
later sheriff Robinson, Acebo.
constable lee PetTcl and ClcVc
Gelf n farmer. were placed in the
county Jail by Chief Of Police Mon.
rec Fox. The shooting was said to
have been n elimination of political
differences.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
VETERANS ARRIVING
FOR ANNUAL COUNCIL

. Associated Pres
Ara. Lesion started arriving IN
frT---. hers tsa.s rr 'ho -Anaal nu:iousl
convention which hcgins faIonday aud
found New orleans ready 10 rocc.v.
them Every train arriving in the cih
brought hundreds Of visitors
Al hotels hocame ttc scenes of big
reunions whom Budl.c- began Ia meet
and fight tn war over asnin. n was
estimated tonight that about % fourth
% the logionnairrs ma reached tho city
alihough mo- biz delegations had arrived.
Approximately 100000 l.g.onuaires NV
expected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Young Woman Killed.

Il 'eociatcd Press
JEBSEYNILIE No. Or'. lt-Nlis.
Anna Norris, 1s year, ola. wus killed
here tonight whom nu automobile ir
which she and hcr flaucc. Russell Camp
beu wore aHrs coll.d,d with 90 buggy
DamQhau lgd tI.s Norris Urre a0 their
WY to t m1rlri Whom OH. t.cideHt Or
currDd Campbell Sustained minor Boz.
.nrls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
FORT WORTH MAN
SHOT WHILE RIDING
TROLlEY;AN0THER HELD

DALLAS oci IA u. James ss
o. Torf Worth vs. shot perhaps fat
an~ s-d n Rafferty,. q 81 h''hosd.
had his isff eye shn' ou yesier.iay u,
d .trr, iui'f, as b. 50 n az inbound
lsrt Warfh inierurian car here ~ =
affvruDHn.
T. 4 sin,rht 80 80 go operator wa
arrested foiiosing the shooiing and
iodgcd ~ jAl. n. refused 70 maze a
s,s,enen, other thsa 70 say family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Us were sent from Austin Saturday
u rht 10 Corpus Christi. following tclc
rlun, reports 10 Governor Ncff lato
indaS Il tnc killing of Fred Roberts
there. Il was stated other Iangcrs may
t. dispatched II II is found they are TO.
cured.
Political Issues Figured.
The trouble which led up 20 tho
siout ng extended over r period OF sev.
,rtl hours with buth political and Khan
issues said to have been injected into
Chi.l Of I'olicc Fox said tonight that
'a,y M the afternoon he had been call
ID TO the uon~k q. T., Warren ON tho
,"r'paini that ~ had been slapped In
Ne face. sheriff Robinson. who was
uandinE across the street at the time.
wgs pointed pui 10 the chief as the
ipsr who had slapped Warren.
Chef tox said he CROSSED the street
nrd engaged In conversation with the
Sheriff who said hr would leave. Chief
rcN returned 10 the store and told
Warren that while II was the sheriff
who had slapped him. he would accept
q complaint against the sheriff hut that
~ would only he fined as would any
other iizcn. The complaint was no,
inadc. however.
Chief Fox declared that he informed
Mrs Warren that the sheriff had the
right To stay there both as a citizen
"a sn officer ~ long as be- was be-
having himself.
several Did Firing
According IN the chief. Roberts was
then rullcd by Warren Just the put
t.1.e 90 hts heing called ur Why lc went
10 the scene OF trouble was not cN
rl.dn-d. accord ng TO chief Fox. NJ
pt'n,sscs agree. either. or Just whcr,
~. argument hctwcrn the sheriff and
i;osoriS first tonk place. or Just what
words lcl up To- the shooting Some ~,
-uu,a were rod from both sides of th,
'Ir. with several persons shooting
while uihrrs conicud that only two per
s"ns participated m the shooting o
f;ulcrts. Thcrc WIRE also several shot
fro,i IA the interior ~ the store. it wa
stated
thirf Fox said that when he arrives
90 the sccnc Roberts was dead. viii
hls head resting on the right side o.
fh s.-at oi the automobile ilc did no
anime thu wounds. h. said hu
plrc,-i the two men under arrest an'
returned to the policc station.
Iiclpcd Elect sheriff.
i:n'.crts wa said tn hnNc been activ
iH fhy contest ~ tn nomination q
Sl.r.n Robinson in the July primaries
''lc contest was nied hy N. John
ton. defeated candidate for tho romif
s'i,n rf sheriff Jurisdiction was d'
ti.d ly The cuuniy executive commit
--r aud hirr dcnisd hy the disirio
court. with Judge ". .. Hapklns. 81
ti1g sud the decision affirmed by th
glrr courts.
Yesterday contest was nlrd 10y n
g. wills ON The rcuominatun ~ Le
P,tgd Constable pctzsi desired ihi
s,tiun with judge sharp shortly bcfor
th. trouble between the sheriff an
Warren. Ellis also Operated store !
tn yicluiiy of the shooting
,ftcr the death 0f Roberts e confc
,.,, Was held between County Iuds
nugh u. Sutherland and Mayor y. {
Nv usk iolt ~ vhich time it was d
,ilcd to ash The gnv~rnor 10 send w
I.sn.cus h.r,. This requcs; was gran
90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

BODY COMPLETE failure
SAYS LABOR SECRETARY;
TRACK MEN GIVEN RAISE
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

ATHENS o. Oct i4Secetsry Of Labor Davis speech here
cngh sdvcosed the abolition Of The Railroad Labor Board which
he referred quas partisan institution and the
relaxation establish bureaus of his department of such boards
meditation end Cancellation functions might be desirable for the
federal government continue in the transportation field
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
DkLLAM COUNTY MAN
IS PUT IN JAIL HERE

Guy walls. of Dallam County was
j-ii,d here Saturday on Complaint e
IN, shcriff NJ Dalhart. Walls wn1 a.
rested onc~ before cn a charge e 1feno-
portatinn a Aep.ss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Al clcctric mnsor oau<cd . t1ro ~ =
shoo shop In this Astosia tocmlne -
az Fourth and F1llmor>. efrevx -.
dsy night. Abcat lls on6 daman5 ~
70 TIE rolr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
LLOYD GEORGE
DEFENDS POLICY
CAUSING CRISIS
SCORES CRITICS AND FLAYS
FRANCE IN SENSATION
AL ADDRESS

Ny Associated Prsss
MANCilFSTER. Oct ll--Prc-
mirr llayd george dealt with the
C''isis which near eastern events
Lave fwrrd upon the government
ib characteristic aud powerful
speech iu the city " his BIRTH this
gitcrnoon. NhHlr he spoke a. Iiber.
~ 10 lhrrll and chose city re-
idutc FROM the capitol Coz staging
iie uratiou. arrcrding To the long
cnstCm Of llriiish siair~mcfl he
was not speaking primarily to Man.
rh-sicr. hat - 6rrat Britain and
the empire.
The prime minister's speech was cv'
drntN more arnlIy prepared than IL
Yslal Tor MIN D. W's principally de-
CONS OF tho governments I,oiicy, but
i' WIS ~ s.ai of dcf,mss NJ. Lloyd
Coug. likes htcause q gave hha plcn.
or of onpurumiy fur his fivoritv STRAIT.
Wv a offensive defense" which with
l.n means icalrg mfl hlows az his
critics and so.ng 1to personalities NJ
Ehagp that thc1 sho.k ile old fashion
rd ,onventioral siatosman.
NJ ;l.:.f ." FIXTURE.
What thr oemt awaited most cur
uuty was information ab1lt he ~.
Q .... H walt,si o. snow which ~ tho
nuus n0aeifs encr before ili' prims
inf s'ct t-rrsi nation goneral caV.
u,G or sutlu. trh;--. pia 20 foi-
ou nut uo Icht vas thrown upon
fh mni 20 AHt himself free TO tlho
Araf,ter .ttuor 'v.l's mav dictaio-
ll, declared Hl. rn ous cluld welcome
iIe fturrment mofr than himself but
lHovr1 H.s VITA the aamntic pas
$3.50.
'I 5.f myself uu- ihe people. 10
..... m.e over nsflrtrd them.
Gets Hearty Applause.
Tr. l.u rams r'n .pprsug shouts
.rr Boo .tdrl fH. h, $500. support
.lu. art alternative goy"rnmcnt
... would .# rr t.. tesl interests
.. .r. wtw A. lIoyd irurgr spscch
ta. @ Vh,b has co 20 be
.H.a. vtH l.s N i' 'hr WALL "a
.. speech. 10 b. generally
t...Ir rt.HH .HwHt tudIy's was
.. ....I. 900 Hn atmn~p here wa
i..rl. ,HI Hunrual. thr small aud
.... s .H Iurr u"1i %. ne reform
... ........ Iitr every point.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

The lh0r secretary said the Railroad
Labor Board haa demonstrated that .
ls nr1mbc ol Glrlung the high hopes
Of those who proposed and supported Il
as a mean, of industrial pcucc ON the
railroad. Hr added that another system
Of setting railroad labor disputes should
d. tlDuted 90 l4v, employers and em.
plote "io thresh ont their differences
fr. from tho hope % rihc fear that
m.liunr puas. officials would Interfere
60 cast ih,.r little influence IN tho hai-
uncc bon favor of enc side on the other.
Nr Davis cited experiencing during
rail STRIKE het summer and cases pend.
/ ing before th board ai present us a
reason fur attacking ns funcuoning
tn, board Do declared was "stin strur.
cung with ISSUES rtisrd In tho shop
crafts strike. though more than ninety
ont 90 2l- railroad. ON their own iniiia.
tive have reached satisfactory agree
wruts with their employees
Cent, an Hour Raise.
. CHICAGO. pr. 18th. wnEc hiil ol
ilIH N.| .N'. I.I..''Nf.|H NtH i.'IfiNfN AI
. estimated t--f-' 600 hy dccision Of
tho United State. Railroad Labor uoar,
today granting Increased pay 90 tw'
cents au hour 90 over 10000 mainte
nance of way employees.
-Four of nine uoups of the Initc'
states brotherhood ~ Maintenance q
Way employees and railroad shop work
,rs wen. affected by the raise, the larc
est single group hcing common hhorcrs
The decision iaisod minimum Tases g
pas for tit ciassrs affected from "a
present % and 3s cents to - and 3ic.
Chairman Eeu " Hooper ~ the O.
hor board in q statement following "a
ac.islon siid that thr board lased IL
fShus on tu d usN trend .
vur,e sroe iho np.fi p ie~i.ion of d,
I yuiv reducing wagos for this ard otte
-rur- 80 workwon. ,ud not Dn 90
p.uuumtr,. ahlass 'n LIVING COSTS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Ranger Dispatched.

shhhA'i sftHPai'Hfb
IL SriN. Tea. Get 1.-two Rang
Us were sent from Austin Saturday
u eht 10 Corpus Christi, following tclc.
ulUno reports 10 Governor Ncff late
,udaS Il tar killing of Fred Roberts
there. Il was stated other Iangcrs may
t. dispatched II /, Is found they are TO
cured.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-11-10
SIMPLICITY ADVISED FOR
EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING

Atlantic City.-"No form of mer-
chandise advertising is equal to or a
substitute for newspaper advertising;
it not only helps sell the goods, but
incidentally helps to build goodwill"
was the advice given today to mem
bers of the American Gas association
by John F. Weldon, superintendent of
advertising of the Peoples Gas, Light
and Coke company of Chicago.
Newspaper space should be used
continuously throughout the year."
Mr.. Weldon said. "Spasmodic acti'X-
ties produce only spasmodic results.
Keeping everlastingly at it emphasiz-
es a faith in your institution, your
service and your goods that is even
tually transferred to the public
through the insistence and persistence
of your announcements"
According to Mr.. Weldon the sum
total of successful copy writing is to
keep all advertisements simple"
can advertising man need not be
Brilliant" he said. Gail he needs is
good horse sense, which has been de-
fined as being chuck full of stable in
formation. Seeming clever headlines
and witty phrases do not sell goods
Advertisements are news items. The
public wants to know what-where-
how much"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-11-10
KILL MORE THAN 100
RATTLERS NEAR GLENDIVE

More than 100 r~attlesnakes were
killed Sunday by c. E. Garen and
Harold Warren of Glendive, and the
first mentioned gentleman has two of
the rattlers' skins displayed in the
window of the Eustrom store as SOU
vcnirs of the battle.
For a long time it has been report
ed that there is a big den of rattlers
in the hills not far from the Holleck-
er farm, and Messrs Garen and War
rem went out to find out about it.
They found out.
The day was warm and hundreds
of the reptiles were basking in the
sunshine on the rocks. They were
of all lengths, sizes and ages, and
they were naturally loath to "shuffle
off this mortal COIL" so they put up
a battle, and the noise resulting from
their Kissing and rafting was some
thing uncanny and terrifying.
A number of residents of the local.
ity were attracted to the scene anc
assisted in the "killing" using clubs
rocks and firearms. Dynamite was al
last resorted to and a part of the der
was blown up, killing, it is believed
dozens of the reptiles, which included
not only rattlers, but many bull snake.
and blue racers.
Nh. Garen says that a conservative,
estimate of the number killed was 1O(
and he believes that at least LOO
remain alive in the den and crevice,
among the rocks.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-11-10

at IL per cent per annum from May
II, 1922, with interest at IL per cent
an from May H.,
1921, and with interest at IL per cent
per annum on $1,000 from May II,
1920, together with $4,000 attor-
ney's fees, $500 paid for abstract and
plaintiffs costs against all the defen-
dants that the mortgage be fore
closed, the premises sold at sheriff's
sale, that the purchaser at such sale
have possession during the year of
redemption, with all rents and profits,
that the claims, rights, titles, interests
or liens of the defendants or any of
them be declared subject to plaintiffs
mortgage and to decree herein, and
for such other relief as the court NAV
deem equitable.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court this 31st day of October,
1922.
J. B. CHRISTOPHERSEN.
(Seal) Clerk.
By A. w. PAUL, Deputy Clerk.
Hurry, Kline & Slattery, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, Glasgow, Mont.
Pub. Nov. 3, 10, II, "a.