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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
Council Meets Tonight.

The regular meeting OF the city
council this eyning In The city hall
IL slated 10 be- a busy one. Pro
tests and objections To the appraise.
ments made by the board OF APP
p%raisers Of the Seventeenth street
paving project will be received. An
ordinance providing for the calling
OF a special election TO determine
whether bonds shall be voted FOR
the purpose OF making additional
improvements at Shannon Springs
is slated for consideration. The
meeting OF the city dads IS SEIZED
ulcd to start at 7:i5 o'clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
DeMoIay Chapter Grows.

0S'"0f0y 0''FeS' 6'VW0
The local chapter of the Order Of
DeMolay now has a membership Of
SO with a number of other appli-
cations approved, chapter officials
announced today. Since the chap
ter's charter was received on June
16, II candidates have been given
tn two degrees. The Order of De-
Molay is a junior Masonic organi-
cation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
McGaha In Pawhuska.

r. r. McGaha, formerly Of this
city, is now living in Pawhuska, ac-
cording to relatives here. He is in
charge of the Tulsa Daily World
agency at Pawhuska. He was for
merly connected with the Daily
Oklahoman agency here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Twin SUIT On Docket.
Trial OF the case Rev. Thos. j.
Irwin VS.. the First Presbyterian
church of Lawton in the district court
of Comanche county is docketed for
Friday. September 22. according TO
q copy OF the court docket which has
just been received here. This Is .
suit wherein the former pastor of
the church seeks $500 salary which
he alleges is unpaid. Judge Eugene
Hamilton Of this city is attorney for
Rev. Mr.. Irwin. Attorney Thomas b.
Losey, OF Chickasha is n Of the at
torneys for the defendant church.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Give Church Social.
The ladies' OF the Catholic church
will give n social tomorrow evening
on the church lawn.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
LOVERS QUARREL; IS YEAR OLD BOY
KILLS Is AND l3 YEAR OLD GIRLS
SHOOTS HIMSELF THROUGH HEAD

Houston Upon, s1n'of J. H. Up
p0n, wealthy wheat grower and
director Of the Lockney hank and
had lived lu this country 20 years,
had alNays been bright, well
thought Of boy in the community
nling part in religious activities
~ the community.
After the shooting he went back
20 the school house, one mile away,
and fired a shot through his body
jurt below the heart and is not
expected 10 live until night, accord
ing 20 reports received at p. m.
He s a. his fathers home.
Giadyse Solomon was the da1Rh-
fer ~ j. 5. solomon and has lived
in this community years, coming
from Memphis, Texas here. Nell
Wilson. whose story Is told about IS
the daughter of G. A. Wilson and
"a years Of ape. Nell Umberson,
fhe other girl killed was 10 years
~ age and the daughter Of widow
Matte Umbefson.
All principals iB the frag dy are
from the best families IN that Sec
fl0n and we're an in school together.
The whole trouble started over an
Imitation ruby ring Houston Up
pom bad given Gladyse some time
agp.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28

IN q lovers quarrel over an
imitation ruby ring Boa 'tr huntfi
community near Lorkne9, llnufion
Upnon I'll hat community aRe ~,
.hai and killed. while theY were
sleeping ni Z A. ~ Monday. Clad
we solomon. age ~ ard Aell TIM
hcrson, age %. Vera NHscn. who
was flecninR in the aniit bed told
fhe following story
Last night Houston walked nome
with Gladyso from The b y y u.
ai the school house. Aell ana ]
walked several hundred yardr be-
hind them. o. b. b mile from the
school house to Mra Matte pm-
hofsnu'a home When Ns 80 itrfr
GindYsr vns crying and Houston
bad lcft
we all wont 90 bed together and
during fho niRhi Ne we're awakened
hf glndytf hcFrlnF Houston. don :
ln chat Wf screamed and called
Mr smith. Mn imhrfsDn father
huf hr ihlnhcd af ua and t0.f us
ar were dreaming w. Wfrf haes
f. IaDp afd ] Has nHn HHHlfnfd
hY shDia Itr lmlrfson lpg. nn
.nfn ihr fnum H. NaHaInn fl
Ium fhr und0H bnd RAM llf
GIRLS died before Fr could o. lnf.
.HInr faf ihrm
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
FARMERS TAKE CARE OF
YOUR FARM IMPLEMENTS

q % generally conceded that al
fhI time If The year that there rs
no need 81 worrying about the Old
has hAllcr. moving machine, on reap
er which ia somewhere on the farm
"ta king" thc rains. mists, and winds
- thcy come. but that concession
"a altogether false. The wise farmer
ail remember the value Of the ma
chimes on bis place and make some
arrangements 20 protect them IRON
the weather II b. Astonishing the
few machines which wear out on the
average farm. and yet We are con-
sianily wondering why the cost OF op-
Grating the farm is 10 high compared
with the value Of farm products. The
writer wouldn't think about letting
hla typewriter stay out In the winds
rain and other bad weather then ex-
psct IL 10 care for the office duties,
Tor that would be impractical, yet
this typewriter IL no more susceptible
10 damage By bad weather than the
average reaper. mower. etc, which
= easily taken by the victim Of rust
and other elements which consume
machinery which is not properly
housed, though apparently i Is more
fQ.
A little lumber bought from To-
ca dealer will save more repair bills,
losf time bills, etc, than anything
else, II used IN building houses for
your farm machinery.
II is cheaper 20 build than 20 break,
ani that Il the very thing that VIII
happen 10 the machine which Is left
b. he eaten BY rust
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
Another Brick
Filing Station
For Lubbock

Now what's neu7 ard before
fhc question a haf Wag under dis.
usi0n n comes A M Alien, ~
Wichita Pals. real fHl-oi.peP
nnd gnrrf NrH Texan and Hn-
nnunrsa ihAf hif contribution fa fhc
Development of iHhba.k sil hf q
twenty fhoa and dollar filling aia.
rinn. 20 hc located 0n che north
cast 80 of the square, the location
noN occupied hy the East Side Ca
rags.
Mr. Allen plans to make this one
& The musf attractive buildings n
ts Kind in Wra TrKaa Tho brick.
work uin be- made ri cnaf1fl BRICK,
Ihe roof vl'l be tlle. and the drive
.n uill hr covered Hlih the aaine
material as The other hui'ding, Tfih
haautifui fIfufea. etc. eommonly
seen in filling stations of the cities
Four modern gasoline pumps, to'
rrther Wlth attractive and ronten-
ieni ED containers eill be- iu reach
III coo automobiles from ihe drive
aays. which wiIl add greatly 81 The
appearance nf ihs place. and We
sfr sure there hft many Lubhork
neunIe uhn Nil appreciate thr new
business to fhe skieni 0f paifphF.
.nr % fof fa rrorfg IFeness.
Mr Allen b. I've wire we are
ssrr the people ~ Luhhocl are
fhr winner. wherein wichita falH
iosC ono of lis good haa'ncs.inen
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
Sweetwater VIII
Hold Registered
Hereford Sale

&eetwater. Texas. Feb 27.--The
nr. annual sale Of registered Here
fofi a.le under the auspices Of
fhef ssceWatcr Hereford Breeders
A eiailll wii be held boz this city
an Nnr ia. IN "a communica-
tioftt0 the Nesf Texas Climber Of
Cofdinefae. in connection with the
sale at sWeelwaier and its bearing
4n the Southwestern Exposition az
Fori Worth. it D. stated that nine
n the leading Hereford breeders
III West Texas vill take part in the
auction sale OF REGISTERED Here
ford cattle. These cattle have as
good blood and are as good indi-
udual cattle a. ear be found IN
the United States They are all
n good breeding condition. 1t 10
fie rlan ~ tha Sweet wafer Here
ford Breeders Association 20 have
an annual sale each year from ten
dags 10 two weeks ia advance Of
the Fat Stock ShoN az Fort Worth.
Among those Uho have already con-
signod cattle FOR the sale are the
following; G. 81 LaIgcut; " Temp
LeHls. d. Dulaney. Walter l..
Booihe. y. 7. Heblott. J ID Chill
dress. Henry VI Half. Booihe and
Wright, and r g. Bradford.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
VIII Erect Another
New Brick Build
ing on Avenue !

Plans are being made for the
erection of a brick building back
Of the Conley's Dry Goods store,
and opposite the Western Windmill
Company. on | Avenue.
Geo. ". Pickle IS the instigator
Of this progressive move, and plans
20 have the building constructed in
the near future. He is typical
Lubbockite, and when a thing is
started By him il is usually put over
in grand style, and we are sure that
when this building is completed it
will be a credit 20 the entire citi-
zenshjp Of Lubbock.
Towns don't happen. they are
built" TO quote the local chamber
81 commerce scribe, and Mr. Pickle
is certainly there when it comes
to adding his part to the building
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
Boy Scout Work
Discussed at Meet
ing Friday P. M.

a meeting Of the Boy Scouts was
conducted al the Baptist Church
Friday night and the problems Of
cussed Rev. ". A. Bowen, Scout
Master, had as his guest at the
meeting Claud Mcdaniel, wire chief
If the local telephone company,
who assisted with the meeting. 1t
was agreed by those present that
the needs Of Of strong Scout
organization in Lubbock are keen
ly felt at this time, and the demand
for close cooperation between the
leaders and the boys will be rea-
ized as the days Of the coming
spring advance.
Lubbock is large enough at this
time 10 support a really live and
up-and-doing organization of scouts
and we are sure that with the CO.
operation Of leaders of the various
civic organizations Rev. Bowen viii
be able 10 get a better line up on
he work throughout the coming
spring and summer. Mr. Mcdaniel
has been Interested in the wireless
researches of several local boys,
and his interest and knowledge Of
their needs caused Rev. Bowen to
call him in on this special meeting,
and we are sure that through their
united efforts something will be
done in the near future toward
concreting the organization in Lub-
book, and making it one Of the real
ly big channels for good SO far as
advancing the boys interests are
concerned.
Boost, back and boom the Luh-
book scouts, and we are sure the
work will meet with approval and
applause from every youngster IN
lubbock
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
MRS. TERRELL TO MERIT
TO BE WITH SISTER

Mrs. W. c. Terrell left Sunday for
Merit. Hunt County, Texas, to be at
the bedside Of her sister, Mrs. John
son who is very i'll at her home there.
Mrs. Russell. another sister Of Yoa-
KUN County, passed through Lubbock
Sunday evening enroute 10 Merit.
Mrs. Terrell was attending the Sun
day School day exercises at the Me-
thodist church when the message was
delivered, and left Immediately for
Merit
Mrs. Terrell is well known here,
has been very active in the work Of
her church, and her many friends
hope an immediate recovery OF her
sister and anxiously await her re-
turn 10 Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
PROSPECTS, POINT TO WI
SPELL FOR THE PLAINS

Monday morning thr Nrt thing
u.s. average rlaln.man noticed after
awakening from iho nights fcpose
WAS tho refreshing breeze that was
hiouIng. and "a closer look about de.
covered that the weather man had de-
creed that uc .hnuid receive a little
moisture. and lDN clouds, sNepi BY
ne eiod winds. dampened the earth
with iis mists. which grew heavier
as the day advanced. and az us
writing. Thursday ash D. m, u "a
much colder and the mist continues
% be- blown about IN greater amounts
indicating In every way That the
Plains arr about 90 get one of the
best snaklngs of the season
We are ready
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
FARMERS ARE KILLING
PRAIRIE DOGS OFF FARMS

Geo. Robertson Was here Saiuf'
aav fram h|s farm eleven mile,
sn6ih ~ town. 10 said he Was ~.
inr a. WORK hard on the plan oi
rsiefmlnailnr prairie dogs pn hi.
nlnfe. a. be- believes they are about
ihe m0d disastrous workers Ca lhe
Plains farms We were mighty glad
fe know w. h making such efforts
m cleaning lHhhagt county ~ those
neais. and are in hopes bic neigh
haf. viii aasisi in this work
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28

IubSsk Tcsm Wins Csnyou Coatest
laNor. Fph 1h.-ln thr Vocation.
al Arcufuml meet held ai Canyon
Fshnt. thu IuhhoCk trams trained
by RJ. Mallory vocational arrta..
tlfa rguCinr n the hifh school,
aan fst pIacc Nls team vas gnH'
nasodof thc following bnyH Nail,
nsvssnd UcudcF. malD total oi
lghl nints Thry VIII e. to fnft
Wanlta comrotr in ,hC WcUf tHCrC.
rhsusN trained White Deer team
untcrtho d.rolilon of 7 q e1m.
nor. mcpd second with a total OF
l91f seoroa NJ sumner states
that 3 has boon hampcrcd hy tnc
back "a good stock ts wofk "iih
th.s .aon and rcrurts that hc o.
NcI pascd With hIs bpyA iiofnt
Smnat "a hllrr
Tfs roo nrvt hirhesf teams are
Miami rancd by " s. Willis, conn.
posed I thc following boys rms
new Der. Drank Cox ard George
.Gnffoe ,itn q total ~ 1897 ruinls
rhe Wkclcr team trained hy !. 4
layacrl lrurcl q totai ~ l3hF points
nth TIDAL SandifCf and Mnoivia.
rhe tfh from CANYON under ih,
arcruu 81 n r. Phillips scored
.lfrt uuts The team wes cginpns-
~ 80 rs following boys Ward. itaf.
dn ndMllormigk
lu tha lanty agents conicsi ts "
nuklU team ranked tlrsl M 'in-
kl, e.s tsn neascd Uith thc showing
f. ..N.. H.r. Ihr mrmnrH ni
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
PARSONAGE SCENE OF
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING WE'D

A beautiful wedding was solcm-
nized AZ the First Christian Church
Wednesday. when Mr.. W. NJ. Boldin
and Miss Jettie Clara kincannon
we're united IN marriage by Rev.
Julien
The young people have many
friends In Lubbock who wish for
them an the success and happiness
possible
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
FoRT WORTH LIVESTOCK
nARCT QUOTATION LtIltK

Fori North, Feb ss Reccili,'
Ia Al, are very LIGHT tt's wc,,s
"a rr., Ally everything has sold
ri trhcf haslA
Reef ,srs sold strong at We y,
H.. ~, teo year old steers sold
I,ssr. around $500 and GOOD
T. hsavacefs from So2a io so,
i ns h.ncf and more mrgi'in .''
i ~ tti auff selling from t'.V'
$500
X gsi xasnrs taid 90 q ceei o. 81.
H. sii sook One cav sitirll}
p sai,a $3.50 and several eai [,
ia hnihd yrarllngs sold eies',a
~ n. god quality klai le. =. y :
~ tnl,h li Mostly irem ~. p
KNet lar nc.hy Ntaflinf t'Nit
ia SO
ka.hfr r,as are saflo end .n
- ssliff Mostly ~ ft.' ~
pAi "a bali ~ COWS al
4 SlOl ,srntu and 'nii,i.
n no ncsi tells ,l
koo. enron and mediam nN''
- Az. Rs0 90 $500. wed.
.<Iisk,c
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28

J. h. Moore was among the Luh-
hock visitors Saturday His farm
seven miles west Of town l. in
pretty good share for rain he
said, which would help start things
going In making another bumper
crop
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
LAyMEN TO HOLD SERVICES
AT CANYON SCHOOL HOUSE

The alymen ~ th3 Firsi Methodist
Church ai lnhhock Win be a. Canyon.
nekt sunday afternoon o. render =
service An the pfonle sl the com.
munlly come and Tive these men 4
good ats'ndanoa AZ ~ feel free u
~ rIsisa.'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS nAvr
ORpfRS AHEAD OF CARS

rhe luh. .Trx Motor Company a
Accommodating that iis ears are Ia de-
,aari. IA Al ihls time three customers
.re waiting the delivery ~ sespeh-
...o salnf Oxtflands. which VII A.
fl.e II ahhoei nest Week, he com
inny having ordered q eaf of them
.fttfai isia afo.
IN Msnseef y N Payne, has
made .llfrfi arrangements 20 care
a. ~ has'nfss. ~ saiesfn0m hat'
lnn tofn recently ffhalli a aa mod
ssa ava heauilfui as they are made
~ aniamatllrs matlRg better ap.
,.a.fanre anlanf ne ae'' decorated
aala l.sl l.ianf and shTutberl
lHhhHlk 4 lenl1F a. ne ffoni ln
4 harl snf ihf has'ness nen fealits
lhsl ihfII Nlne a. nun has lpme'
Meal nliifI teef tp eiih inh
helt sA'if "a feing = seed
Csn Nsld. a salphaf apflngs
80 HfIs aalaE4al llanlaclinf iasl
~. ~ Nafd booslsr a
lEal aasHllE, snl ~ aIf N'a1 ia
Hall E|H lIeMs sI4taInltd alii
ltl laltafi fesnifl
a n Alfssnasi. lfslfllag .slss
HaH = lIEIta 80 aN.I.I9l "A
N elN lsallsllsn Nlaal a
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28

|.lIINMM va" q MAk MAM
[F winning fIrsL scc-
He& seventh places. inn.
md yJ<< " s[{sfhe Judging began
ned ~ terAhy al that those
1 w&4 sr@@> - outstanding
fuurt. bex4 we've ~ tho.r ahil-
ny and proving
ity IL IN mN Iwas without
hat tbsit alni'A'lnablc
qaes stpn@<1f nes' ~ ,.n ,. tb.
~ fsd1{k koys migY t-., ,.r
pridet p{MX sa.l De- cf thr mnsi
W. 8~,x| - sscs amman
band 4,%Ze1 IcNasNlsolst. amor.
"a &> met 80.
,n,e 66t uheoeA( r.ll..t
'',,,y - ~ anycnel ...
,,ho S4 on scn~
49,, ..
Iu &>& hools ere ~
= AN x-c<<<f b. far as oqA
conca ...s.
outgu 1t lotnes |" -
nn,u schoeis tto
4. = he a'nN ~
g,ow oai " ~ ..r
Raw, la<ff ood tnat -
'choo N 1n1 little thaA
n foknd thc f'P1
E.S<< bonfa
~. |F~nrff absol1teif
,ai.,t available in the seH
- aicrt students arc N
~. ,b.ir directions ON M"
- o,rasion has thie q"
s.i,..l Uushandy clA~
49, metal and We are sna
I'm conttnue to De- W~
r,.r. in an the coutrs>S
..se,
fs,bboeks pride pa
A.11 h. expressed tn mei ~
s't.f form. Cor on Mar, ittr
,,.te contest In stock lles'N W
h.ia Al Fort Worm m
.r- ~ from I'll over the stAl ~"
-. al Oklahoma, vii psr'l .'e'
IA th..e four boys arr eaS 70
=. that contest and take tf'
They are naturally so'ne "
work 40 some cnter'sinm, =.
other "a make the uccessHiA " ,
40 dsfray the expenses oi ,".N \
and Wp are sNft N""t II
an,,r,ainmont s staged We
,ate ihe opportunity 10 prov =
,bcse boys that We arr for ~
'" I. unnecessary o. prcdir
'r.ss they might mcct ~
-, contest. for anyone iN"h
,s.,b thcir work VII rceiit'
,"ji..ely that thcy stand hca'
sbonidcrs above the average
and n they should WIN in 'h1
,s.t h would expand thcW te IL
t,en. and in Ike manner eNh"" 4
,,putation % the LnbngeA ~
srhool. and We are cont le,h'
wiii N given an opportan.'s.
Tho iubbock team dia h,e't =
come first in this con''s1 -
over the second team hy one ~,
5,ed and twenty-six points "ne
are sure that anyone WI, s'ss
tha, they certainly have ,n. y
ner abilities to come out ae'.u
~ least winning score y eas
-, worth. FOR stock Judging
not matter 81 less lesss S"1 y ~
-. have ueNti conhltftNN -
~" matter Of skin, ana =
q
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28

b s. The payers have ted
fAt ! SECURE "a picture pr thc nrH
fan, Please have Nr Mavt
sod three copies. uum FH.
is estimated by Superintendent.
nnre that thr cost of sending tnr
ZOE hoys and thcH ma'ra. iof m
thd Foft Worth meeting wIl D.
ablt ono hundred and tuDri} fIfr
do.lfs
Fur bits % a dollar from the
PROGRESSIVE element 0f iuhba0k NHI
nutthat team in Fort Worth and
nap iher expenses Gov fhc thfeo
dap and wo are sore 'hgF Wll
r1i fr other teams un ihr hnm
les 60
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
|BOCK STOCkIUDGINC team
STNS FIRST HACE AT CANYON
n, SECOND, THIRD AND SEVENTH PLACES AS
AsTEAM BY 1875 POINTS
TOFORT WORTH MEET MARCH II
J, They Went Into III, Contes, in Winning Way and
" Absolute Champion Of West Texas. They VIII
h in Fort Worth is Onion Of Canyon Man.

3 a first class live stock man.
n would De- very rCgrriahic
sould for any reason The lubhock
mm fsl to make the trap to tnn
Nrih am confident that they
ui tank. q not the first. su near
tire tkai an West Tcxaa mon viii
h proud of them.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
JoE BALpRIDcE BUILDING
NEARING COMPLETION

The new brick building on 18th
Street being build by Joe Baldridge,
local gfocefyman, Il nearing compile
ton. The cement and brick work hav-
ing been completed, and the carpen-
tefs are now busy with the frame
uork In which viii be placed In the
large plate glass windows.
The building ia beautifully built,
ard when completed viii be the most
attractive building lts sire m the city.
still Lubbock keeps groHing'
a. 4. sawyer, Coco Cola sales
man, II Dallas, was here Monday
ana apfui With local travelling men
"a their routes NJ. Sawyer "a
knosn BY biz friends ~ the he,i
.alosman Ia ihla country and ~
believe a, for ho h live wire, and
~ lpilmlsiif that one d prone a.
heliese uoa anything he has q
slll a. : worthy product NonFsn
lalnY "a one n Chs greatest elifl
lnlos n anfone, end 80 helletl
NJ faa}fr Efls moIa oui "A ~
iar hls 0lllnllalle flsN a lhlnf
lhaa ne lanal i9fonl pfslIm|1| a
lhs narld lis laH A. al< 4
aag1 ~ V il4tpl sna -
1ny~'~< -. iI.lI
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28

T.
The followlr letter rcce'<<~
e..,s Doprc tovcs ahsol l1sW
ne Lubbock iock ludr'
~ Canyon atacict
tcntlcni a.,
sno,. NJ n epFe
inhhock, fesN
have ashe, tha, ne
,.,.wam ~ q yoN X/I|
i.,lsnr. Iuhho1 tfAm
s..A taam a. |ofl W<||
uanl A. ~ tlhal lAt wv /
i.bhnIl ueNl snf - ~
,l. &lalk iaaIa aHt ~
a.s wlh aH arliN
~a.ia lh1f ~ Hhsen ~"
fhs|l nlsl pls eas
es.islnlf lfa.i Nan
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28

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to the policy they would pursue and
made no announcement.
The following business houses made
known their intention to resume stand
ard time on Monday.
Robert E. Graham, John H. Under
house, ]. NJ. Crawford, Harry Larrious,
Joe M. Mercurio, The Camera Shop,
Harley Brown, John Fromm, Wigwam
Cigar store, ]. Paros, w. L.. Seaney,
J. L. Shoffer, George F. Haner, E. H.
Smith, Ambros LaFuse, B. Mercurio
and company, Charles A. Tangemann,
H. Hoffman, NJ. J. Quigley and Son,
Martin Rosenberger, Harry Hyman, G.
F. Sheets, J.. L. Chamness, Enterprise
Cafe, Elmer Durham, Luke H. Bowling,
Ira NJ. Kendrick, lookout Bros, w.
H. Sudhoff.
Henry R. Sieckman, Gustav H. Sud
hoff, Ben Mag Grocery. George
Brehm, o. E. Dickinson, Abe Gross
IA, Fivel Shoe store, Rapps Cut Price
company, Kroger Store, Vigran Va
riety Store, McCarter Sign company,
F. S. Dodd, Albert Griffith, Herbert
Ray, F. Swami, Martin Swisher, Roy
Dye, J. w. Hennigar, r. Justice, Viii
liam Dickerson, Earl G. Williams,
Charles Bramm, Elmer Longstreth,
Harry Bradfield, A. and P. Tea com
pany, William NJ. Kenny, E. E. Miller
c. NJ. Kemper, G. n. Cook, Clarence
Myers, Edgar Evans.
]. NJ. Bowen, Ferd Grothaus, Matt
Mennin, Frank Riesn, Sunset Restau'
rant, Peter Adams, A. G.. Luken DRUG
company, Lon E. Jones, A. T. King,
Beckman and Kreimeier, The When
Store, F. w. Woolworth company
Druitt Brothers, Hirsch's, Feltman.
Curme Shoe store, Jenkins and com.
pany, William H. Rindt, A. o. Walter
man, Hankow Tea company, Ed Sax.
ton Grocery, Charles H. Haner, Clyde
Miller, Plat and Sauter, Paul A. Beck
EFT, Frankel and Harding, W. j. Engle
s. S. Kresge and company, ]. A. Quig.
ley, Buehler Bros, P. Brick and Son
Ed. A. Feltman, Frank S.. Shideler.
George H. Knollenberg company
Fashion Shop, John Barth, Mix Tony
]. M. Seaney, Bartel and Robe, George
e. Klute company, The Starr Piano
company, John NJ. Eggemeyer, E. w
Homrighouse, Henry H. Farwig and
Son, ]. F. Maher, R. E. Wettig, Car,
Won Carbon Co., Joe VESSEL, Virgi
Brooks, Pat Ennis, F. c. Roberts, Den
INSOFAR company, L. NJ. Porter, c. A
Harrison, Fannie Crubaugh, F. w
Weldon, Romeys, C. T. Price anC
Sons, Kings Klassy klothes, Yvonn,
Coates and Richmond Electrical com
pany.