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wOOD FOLK PLOT TO KEEP MINk
Ill.
III

Dr Snufflys aud Nancy and Nick
went uff through the woods Tea The
place whore Marty lived near Ripple
Gre, b
Marty had swallowed fish bone
and The fairy doctor man was going to
i1i,. % our. "a.
Tn, new, had q,ted all through
VIII Spcr.us Forest aud Bright Meadow
land and old orchard and even 10 the
Lny Pond. for Scramble. Squirrel had
been iu M doctors offEe aud heard
about f
Wen have to hurry. said D..
Suuiflcs. for poor MARTY can't eat
until | grt the fish bone out
But scarcely had he spoken when
Mrs Bunny called out ~ her front
door uhey wcrc Just passing the Ben
Bunny House and asked the doctor
.l.,.su. to step In and see how "a; the
baby was getting.
1T viii only TAN, a minute" said
D!. Snufflcs and we can't afford 10
offend good customer mean patti.
ont Come along. children"
But Mrs Bunny had 10 tell them a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

a FORMIDABLE rmdidlty Tor NE
Prince vf Wales hand threw her heart
into the ring i0d.ty In me person Of Miss
turl' Slice SECRETARY ustia ,oreu,dn 60.
me ri}' s. department Tor thr collection
"t unused statistics.
Tn. cmdid,,e docs mot rcly upon
this. hocnisr ~h' SAYS % usntIN her
sulf Size ,Nprcis hrr efficiency Co win
she is au efficient g,n She believes n
using hc hriss and - gu.ug 0" use
'hcn 900 th. present contest. Dc is only
itr Go warn th. other gtulidatys.
At ,ity bah the, c,u h,I the queen
ot 20 Cud Index Sh. md'Nc, ,v,r
thlng The foreman Of the division has
never he,u aulc leo ask her anything
hat ia couldn't answer Dos referring o.
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RESIGNS At NORMAL
TO GO TO NEBRASKA
Special to The News


CANYON. july - -Miis Jessie T..
Rnmbo. who has ly-n head % the Dc.
parimcni OF home ec.nomivs Cor the
pa, eleven y.sps has hcsigned her 20
sI'ion in the West Texas Siatc Normal
College 90 accept better paving po
ton .n Normal UNIVERSITY Normal no
Miss Iambo Is 4 graduate OF the Nor
nal University, and in going hack 10
her Alma Mater she viii De- closer 10
her aged father and mother Miss
Elmbo first became connected with this
college in 1911. For the past year she
has been doing gradual, work in Col
mnba UNIVERSITY
President J \ HIu announces that
the successor a. Miss Eambo viii BE-
Miss lelen Brown Burton who has
been head OF the home economies de-
uarimcnt in the stat, Teachers Col
lcge a. WAYNE. Nebraska Tor the past
four Years MIS- Brown is tho holder
Of an \ u d.Erc' from the University
- iHai4ul fE 4 dcgrre from Louis
~ dilute rhicsgo and On 81 = d,sr,'
ffoir - t'ni,rftfv 90 Chirsro
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her ilt~
Nlrc3d, 30, has begun indoxinE thu
Prince eft Wales she is collecting all
available data rUnc,tnng- his prcyiou,
love 1flaus. real ana alleges" complete
description. 81 all the various prin.
cess,s 90 whom he has b-n reported
engaged. the oo'or ot Their eyes and
their holr whether they use their own
compilations or store compilations. their
lac ut conyri sation aud such other at
tributes a. ~ 90 make the complete
vr Most important she is getting to
scthcr ull Statistics IN why the match
lu each ease did not come OF.
One learns h, IN" mistakes of Hh.
,rs Sid Miss see to-day. And this sue.
cuct observation was the only one she
would make concerning hci candidacy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
NOTICE To TIE PUBIIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation o'
any indy idual. firm, concern or cor
poration. that may nppcar IN the col
umns OF The News. WIN he gladly cor
rccted, when called ~ the attention o'
tho editor. II Is not the Intention on
this newspaper 10 wronciully use OF
iniurc any individual, firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections viii he
made whore warranted as prominently
az vas the wronefully published refer
,nce or article.
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MLYFIEAD'S ELIGIBILITY

Friday ISSUE 90 the DAILY
News carried "a story from u,
Washington correspondent m
which extract, were taken from
editorials in Philadelphia and iial-
timorc newspapers pertaining TO
the eligibility Of Earle T.. May
field to take q seat IN the senate.
Both these newspapers are pub.
h,hcd u CITIES IN which Il J., az
most necessary 10 be- over favor
able 10 foreign elements, and the
ucgrocs In the South and iu a
state like lcNo,. Justice /, al tina,
Is necessary from them
The Independent, Philadelphia
Public Ledger naturally would
common, miayurabl, upon e.
Democratic senator and o. bring
disercd,t upon him II must De
remembered that & n h. curtis.
the owner, i, leading E,pub,.
can IN Pennsylvania and ha, at
times been PROMINENT, mention.
ed q, "a candidate tot Duitp
States senator Nthough listed
as an independent new ,papcr. Oh,
Public Ledger can bc termed q
Republican organ boa the ,tiDj
sense of the word
The Baltimore american O, al
avowcdly Republican ncv,papc.
So why should Mr. Mavticld re-.
colyc any encouragement from r.:
It's q long way from Texas to
Washington. Philadelphia AMI
Baltimore and The editorial writ.
crs there cannot get the spirit ct
the situation
Ferguson ma, blomi,h upon
his record that hc ha, mo-, al
tempted "a eradicate ne /, At
tempting TO bciuddlc the poop,
WIN a mirage. Tor hc know, thai
he cannot bring back hgh, wine,
and beer.
Mayicld NAV have won b, the
and OF the k5l kluN klau vote Hu,
who knows whether Nla,icld Isl
mcmbcrot the order. icha, mo-, :
announced that De J.. q mcmbcr
Nel'hcr has hc made a dirc,, pl,a
Tor support of klau,mcu
II Is stated that NIa,r,lJ.
..h%lhlh'v Is 10 question Unv. ..,,
u be- Secrecy ct the mrmbcr, ~, ~,
the order is the rule III Noviicl]
ProicSscS TO the senate commune
that he Is not a member Of IA. 80,
der, thai he believe, IN upbold;ro
the constitution nov, cam n, n,
refused a sea, IN the ,cna,, r,,,
March should he br elected:
Mr.. Mayi'cld !, d capsbl, ma,
has keen insight nm. m, r.a
Ioad 'i'uatlou. know, the need. -,
'N'' and 2, the logical Successor
I. ,ulbcrs2n Ilc deserve. ,b,
SUPPORT 81 Jaw abiding proni, =,
tht fun-oti primary. \urr., :, '
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GET OIL OR GET WISE.

Now is Amarillo opportunity
to get oil or get wise to the tact
that there is no oil ~ Puttsr
count, and no known OIL closer
than the field about 80 mile,
northeast OF here in Carson coun-
tv. This eternal dillaydallylng
and getting only gas Is getting
CALLING to the nerves.
M OF the well, SO FAR drilled
IN the Potter county gas iicld
have drilled to the big "a, aud
shut down, or at any rate have yet
failed to reach an oil sand. and
they have all shut down at shall
low depths compared with the
depths at which oil was brought
i'm at the Carson county field,
There has never yet been a deep
test made in Potter county
The Greater Amarillo ycll :,
down about Zoo feet. Drilling
was held up TO put on a 0radcu-
head when a I75,ooo,Ooo cubic
foot gasscr was brought in. Now
the company IS at it. ropes end.
or cables end to speak m oil
terms. Their money Is exhausted
This well threatens Co be shut
down as a gasscr Between So.
ooo and $1,000 is needed 90 make
a deep test OF the well The drill.
or, and other oil men ale couiil.
cat OF getting a well.
The Board OF City Develop
mcnt considered the making OF a
deep test in Potter county SO i'm
pOrtant. that II not only indorscd
The proposition. but named a COM
mlticc 10 aid the company in rails
ing funds. The Board was not
'udorsing the company's well per
So. 50 much as II was indor,ing
the determination 10 make a deep
test IN Potter county. mi, drCr
test can indisputabIy best and
most economically be- made m the
Greater Amarillo vel. The hole
O, already well down and IS in
remarkably god shape. II, loca-
ton is gcologically corrcy, The
board by its action recognize, TIN,
test OF. not Tor an, stockholders
.akc. but for the sake oi Nma-
rillo. The making oi dccp test
has become a matter OF civic i'm.
port.
Il is 4 dead cinch that whatever
IS the result, a deep test will be OF
benefit TO Amarillo. Ii oil Is
brought in. as most oil men be-
lievc probable, the city will leap
ahcad with the new MONEY
brought in. Prosperity viii in
crease. aud many AmariIloans
Who own leases in Potter count,
will realize on their investments
.in oil well means 4 bigger city,
II means the en- d OF secrecy and
insiduous propaganda OF there be-
nc no oil near Amarillo in order
10 freeze out the small lease hold
ors. II oil is found in the Greater
Amarillo. the world will know it.
On the other hand, il deep tc 4
&. made and oil is not found. this
city can get back 10 normally.
lien. too. without oil. our ANA
rillo will grow along normal liu,s
Whatever results IN drilling 81 I'D
w,ll, means PROPERTY and
trovfh for AansrIllo.
The Greater Amarillo Cor
psny does not ask for donsuor
i wants 10 Scll stock The pr
moi.fs call y an investment p,
psr'fs'i0n e. fhev ay-hf Z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

better condition. think" Miles -.
spouded Can you guess what DO is,''
Tis nor wee printing press
though I own I've had that in mind
since you took The counterfeit bi.i
from me" Scotue shook h.s head
slowly. ~ had q chance ~ Dy To
assemble 10. now
You're close enough % the truth.
Old man Miles wedgod down the
d once more ami Logan hesp.us me
loose dr. back upon TO- l'ut the
boards back over 'ns hole a. well -
you eau aud follow me"
Scoiue 0beyed and the two walked
io the read whc.e machine mad
halted W.h MS thtee gr.mly bust.
ness like occupants the brlefest OF
greetings were exchanged
you understand. bows. thar you're
On confidential case. and Scott.s
= here Just by accident Niles
spoke with authority but there was
uo'c % uncontroilsbie elatlon IN
his tones
sure. We understand all r.gh;,
Sergeant" the buror ~ the tuo
replied with immense respect We're
I'll sst and va INK Tor orders
al ught i,rreiis you and Msrk'
come with ms. im gong 70 pos
you indoors and then get one OF TINS
ue,ghbofs to JON u whom I shall
want az = witness Scotte. Jump n
ara =, Rsrksr drive you down "a
the Mansion House where want
you io send word up ~ a Ms H.s
sins tnst y0- 10 come f0 bring hei
back here While sac = getting
I ready. call up I30 Broob'cs and ln
I SIS on speaking 20 The 'ady % tn
house she. Too. vii he prepared FOR
touf ctli Tel her Mss Drake is il
sud has ss'f fnr her She VII use =
I coHtr. arl- ~ her ovu 20 reach here
bot Ms Hisslus sI rsturn NH
+ "a lrf ErLtr. aH1 90 that sou
n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

WAsHisexI,S Ig,y -s.-Fog- a.cse
nstinnH bern ~ recent wars IN Europe
have besn anoord.d American recogni-
tion az fuu.iAe1ged irdofsendfr' rUrern
fnsnts--Esshonl. Leiyl4 LkhunD and
ais-a-a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

In lining up candidates Tor Ios4
they think any mothers son ha, %
chance to become pre- ,idcn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

Burning ih' aud. a. hcih end
never makes the outlook bright
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

~ bcys arc born hlrcioute.I
and u5tufsllv hate to wrst hoe
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tA9 RRTT19SatHE]

That We may know the way by
which ye must 20: for " have not
passed this way hitherto Joshua
30.
Make no more ginuis Col
But elevate the race at once We
ask
TO put forth an ouI strength uuf
human gtr, Myth
Al starting n.tiy 600 equipped
alike
Gifted alike. all as',...i. iluc.
true hearted
S.. II wo cannot beat f.. angels
ytt
Robot Browning
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'Htthhth tlhh bhI tsaNi tsrurl
Good ThAe tam around seven
tonight and o.. phone when your
cue coues" Niles attended 70 the
check and ihcy rose
d was almost dinner time when
hs reschd HrooSl"u hit Instead Of
returning 90 once 90 The brakes he
pad a cal At uea'. Cd fashioned
collage nearer he village
Carter and Pierre were hurrying
ahuuf flr Kitchen busted with tho
set.rs a' dinner aud IS Be-. passed
lh. servants dining ROOM scotlls
h"ck0rrl .mptuouslv bat Miles
waved su emphatic dissent and h4r.
H.al up lho bsga stals.
A. lie ntsi landing he came upon
hty
All Rogers cond'.on hasa'i
changed since as' ulrhig
$50. a. dout SNOW .,'l be any
harm n do leave MIN She shiv-
cred "lu o., r.gn, h,yN before tho
famiy cave the table.
she scu'iied or downstairs and
" @s suf.y eHIrUsd f1e stk room
sb ipus lus ,u,f ue-.is the bed
liy leaned own aud spouse gently:
'Nr brake luu ,tn Hctr ue''
T.- rt, vuch asd iYfi,d eagerly
f,EtH. ..u at a., 50 Uuu tossed
'oi.b utr.-., auu t.,u oyrned
N.s,
! u,u. u.t. 0 sad Yesterday.
I.- itst D., uJ..J a.I uas. Goo, b-
...rr,trd D.' ,nr,r r. one wno
mast ue s!.es - the ore whose
came 500 tried 20 toll your brother
yesterday. kgew 4 ggss,ed-but
must hsy. your assurance that
um right Tas man yoI isag the
msu who can bg'ug ruin sad worse
upon ,oI al.--!. his hs7"
Bending more closely over The
.r0sIaIe form Es egsa.hsd name
There vas egnsr, gauss while
In--. iHaSes seemed 10 dUate
l..r .uva'-..g.y. !nsIolsb.y. the
.is r.us-d
CHAPTER XVII
..NIAN. u.t I've news for you
vi Sro.te exclaimed when
Miles HUue dovr stairs
"u. kemp uas found what. been
gHd. osf ,cl .use- DO sou min
NHrr Ep tod gs % meeting Two
u.u u 'H, garden: las, n.Ent thes
come, F,1n ard prk frightened
D.. ID u
....... fH. spU. fh-t were after
$50, ..H .H"m ,o .t ton 1. hu.
.,N Nt.. p Sci I'D ~ The lad"
.la tu. ual. Mics ~
spp. .l.t briefly "lf's only the .ss'
.rA 100 'he chain ANYWAY. hut 20 vil
hs best Cor hm and h.s 'litie bride
.u Oh. Par from ta.s house later 20
UElf
Nuar ruurs dor meets yoI tell
Hu 'o pack u.s sup and wa with
H.s lusuo.. r the mack road a..
Ps. ..a joins aim
" .~s ~. passing through ih, hal
nHe. Andrew uaae rm, sod from
'.s .sH.u tu#E H.h c4aspera
...
tH.8HG .H,r y.t.tfo-sIn=
ne.s DO eAl.si I'D 20 M- brake.
bes ..oug down on ths zen
..p.- ..'r tonight s-f '7''s's tb,f
meet .lr -i .b. -at.oa Wants "a
p..s.s fs.A
Nss lHsts warned snG
Vat s..t 49, ne SLAMS Andrew
EIlrI. u.t 20 own.
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rHsFTCR X"ili

JoEs WILLS "a s-g ;-g
trsffss vtsn .sg k-ccksa
uron ire ese- q 'ss rses, room.
sfttr brief colioquF ~ descended
20 tn .lhrsfy shtls he found Ensiss
1rsfs
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N;ondtr what 4 gcll,i d., iu
.ukz& .a
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-, .si,~- ~ r.,.s
49, e.
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TO he Continued
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The Greater Amarillo Cor
psny does not ask for donstor
i wants to Sell stock The pr
moi.fs call y an investment, rc
per'fs'ion e. 'hey ay.b.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
BOYS WEAR

Boys Knitted Caps, regular price 75e-SpeciaI price ....-. 5oe Boys Gray Flannel BIouses, sizes 8 to 15, value $1.5o = Special price ........... $f2e Boys Heavy-weisht, AilWooI SIip-on Sweaters, without col lar, value $.5o-Special price $50 Boys Corduroy Suits, heavy weight, with two pairs Of knickerbocker Trousers, value $1200-SpeciaI price ........ $500 Boys Dark Mixture Suits, with two pairs of trousers, sizes g to 1s, value S16.50, at. ....... $13.5o Boys chinchiIIa overeoats, sizes 3 70 8, value S70o-Spe- cial price S4.95 Boys Sheep lined Coats. sizes
 10 to 1s, value $500 - Special
 price .................. S.50 Boys "Patrick" Mackinaws,
 sizes 12 to 13, value S17.5o, at $500
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
PLUSH COATS $25.OO

Women's Plush Coats, some with large MuffIon Collars, others with handsome Beaverette ColIars-Spe- ciaI values at $500 and $29.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF UTILITY
 From Our Linen Department

TABLE SETS Comprising Cloths and Napkins to match in comprehensive assortment including breakfast tea, luncheon and dinner sets - Price range $3.98, $500, and up to $67.5O set CoLORED SETS-A wide range of the new Colored Sets that are "smart" excellent for Christmas gifts BED SETS - wonderful assortment, including Bed Spreads, Shams, white and coIored Sheets Pillow Cases, etc-at $6.9s, $7.5O, $l0.5O $l3.5O and up- wards.
 TURKISH SETS = Comprising large Bath Towels h. dvidual Towels, Guest and Wash Cloths, Bath Rnes, etc.a wonderful colIeetiOn-50c, 79c, $1.OO and up to $7,5O set.
 GIFT ARTICLES 0thsr gift articles include Enahroid. cred Pillow Cases Scarfh DoyEes Linen Towels, etc.
 al daintly boxed and moderately priced.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
WINTER CLoAKINGS

54-ineh chinchiIla Coating, in tan, navy and brown, value
 A.50, at ............ $50 A-inch Plaid Back Coating. all wool, in brown. tan and blue mixture, value $50, at..... $4.50 5o-ineh Seal Plush, value $500 at ................ $5.50 5o-ineh Lambtex Coating, reg
 ular value $11.oo, at ......... $e.5o
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
WOOL-LINED COATS

Woren's Lambs WooI-Iined Coats, desiuned for warmth and service, made with Australian opossun Col lar - Special values, at $335o and S3o.5O.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
Extraordinary Special Values
 For Saturday
FROM OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT

Just 25 Al-Wool Plush Auto Rugs, in Oxford gray and Olive green self colorVery special value, at $S9s One case of size 66xsO high-grade Beacon Plaid Blankets in assorted color combinations, very warm and aeecy-Special price pair ....'... $396 25 size 66xs4 AII-WooI "Navy" Blankets, in OK ford gray only (once the $14.50 grade), these are strictly 6rsts, not "seconds reclaimed - Special price '''.-''''. %o''o 20 large double-bed size Comfortables, aI-wool filing others extra well filled with pure cotton, fine Satteen covering, hence service able as well as warm, values up to $79S - Is large size Comfortables with allwool filling and dainty coverings regular value price $ISS 1S-inch Linen Scarfng in the natural linen color onIy-reguar value 69c yardESpecial price. 4Sc lS!nch Round Thread Linen for Scarfs, Runners, DoyIies etc., ideal weight and finish, regular value LOO yardSpecial price .............. 7Sc 15O yards of 70-inch Cream and Silver Bleaehed
 Table Dan1asl, good heavy grade of pure Linen
 Danask with no filling or dressing, value $2.SO to $2.05 yard-Special price .............'.:. S.SS 25 dozen size 20inch AD-Linen Napkins, Irish
 make, assorted patterns regular value $500 -
 Special price dozen n...................... $3S6 IS dozen size 22x22 All linen Napkins, splendid
 grade of pure Linen, perfect in weave and finish,
 four designs to select from, regular value 5000 Special price dozen ......,.5.......... $5.So 25 dozen Hemstitched Tea Napkins, fine quality Linen, of Irish manufacture and perfect tn weave
 and 6nsh-SpeciAl price dczen ............. &zSS
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
< Coty's Face Powder. 75c
GIFT SPECIALS

White and Wyckoffs Writing Paper and Correspondence Cards, all coIors, value 6ec ta 89c a boa-Special price. ....- S9c Imported Vacuum Bottles, extra heavy case, value S1.00 Special price .............. 7ec Imported Manicure Sets, with five white ceIIlIoid Manicure Articles-Scissors, file, cuticie buffer. cream box. nail tint, all in cIoth-lined box - Special price ........-........ S1.OO Self filling Fountain Pens, with ribbon soutoir for women, and pocket clip for men, regular $1.50 value, at ........... $1.10 imported Smoking Sets, four pieces, including tray, match safe and two jars for tobacco Special price set $1.75 Vachette Vanity Cases, with
 inside tray and fitting, gold cloth lining, several styles, reg
 ular $3.50 value, at ......... $29S La Tausca Pearl Beads. solid
 gold clasp, value $6.oo-SpeciaI
 PTlCs '''.''--'. 9o.So
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
MONOGRAM STATIONERY

We guarantee delivery before Christmas of all orders for Monogram Stationery taken up to and including December 2nd Orders taken after this date will be ac- cepted at your risk you have not already taken a vantage of this oer you should do today The price is $1 00 for qure of paper and envelopes engraved with any three4etter monogram, in any color.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
CANDY SPECIALS

5eaehmont Chewing Gum, a
 package .......-....... So American Mixed Hard Candy. 15c Fancy Ribbon Candy. ....... 20c Jordan Almonds ......... 24e Mixed Nuts, in the shell, new
 crop ........................ 2eo Peppermint Patties ..... 33c Chocolate Covered Cherries, in
 cream ................ 59c Kemp's SaIted Nuts. Almonds.
 WaInuts, Cashews, Pistachios SIPS
The Owosso times., 1922-04-07
PAGE EIGHT

Mrs. Ida WILDER who has been
refused a chauffeur's license by the
chief OF police has filed a petition
with the secretary of states office
at Lansing.
Chief of Police Denyes claim is
that Mrs. WILDER is reckless
driver and that she takes unfair
advantage Of other drivers, refer
ing to advantage taken by her in
getting into position at depot
stands. Chief Denyes also believes
that Mrs. WILDER not only endang-
ers herself with her reckless driv-
ing but the lives of pedestrians as
vel
The petition filed with the sec
retary of states office contains a
list of names of prominent business
men of Owosso stating they be-
ueve Mrs. WILDER is careful and
competent driver, also a woman of
good character and that they can
see no reason why she should not
have a license granted her.
Chief Denyes holds a written
statement signed by Mrs. WILDER
and her attorney Mr.. Fuegel. of
her Willingness to obey all traffic
nws and city ordinances.
Mrs. WILDER asks If her license is
granted, to be allowed to have the
stand just north Of the fountain on
". Washington st. In front of the
Owosso Savings bank.
Chief Denyes says If Mrs. WILDER
will live up to her written state
ment he is willing to sign her
chauffeur's papers.
The statement that Mrs. WILDER
had drawn up and signed by a
notary public, March 80, reads as
follows:
AS part of my application as a
chauffeur, I promise that 1 will
eheerfully endeavor to obey all Of
the laws of the state of Michigan,
and ordinances of the city of Owos-
SO and rules and regulations of
the police department pertaining
30 vehicle traffic on public streets
and endeavOry to operate any auto
mobiles that 1 may be driving as
a chauffeur in such a manner as
to avoid danger to persons or prop
srty. Also that 1 will cooperate
with the chief Of police of the city
of Owosso in such general plans
as he may wish carried out by taxi
icab drivers for the purpose of
public convenience, and the avoid
ance of unnecessary confusion on
the public streets and to promote
courtesy among the operators of
motor vehicles.
Chief Denyes signed Mrs. Will
6er's chauffeur's papers late Friday
afternoon. and he stated that this
written statement would be at
tached to her chauffeur's papers
that will be sent to secretary Of
states office in sLansing.
The Owosso times., 1922-04-07
TEST THE SEEDS YOU SAVED
to Try Out Corn or Other Seed
to See IL Good

Experienced agriculturists take no
chances on corn and other seed II
there Is any doubt as to whether or
not it will germinate. 1t is just as
important to the small gardener to
know that he has good seed. The best
way to determine this is to plant small
quantities Of the various varieties Of
seed that have been saved. If the
seed sprout up in the window boxes
it is good test. If the seed do not
sprOut and make reasonable growth
you may be sure that 1t will be use
less to plant the seed in the open
later when regular planting time
comes. 1t is worth while to know IL
the seeds are all right.
The Owosso times., 1922-04-07
BURTON MAN IS
KILLED BY TRAIN

OWOSSO, March 31.-Charles
Decker of Burton was almost in
stantly killed at 1880 this morning
when his Ford was struck by IA
westbound freight train. Decker
was driving south on Smith ave.
near the Consumers Power plant.
Witnesses say Mr.. Decker stopped
his car about ten feet from the
track and apparently did not see
the oncoming train. He drove
forward and was struck on the
right side by the train. The force
of the collision drove Decker's car
and it's victim through the fence.
The car was totally demolished.
Mr.. Decker was still alive when
found but died a few minutes
later.
Upon examination Of Decker's
body it was found that his neck
was broken, also his left leg and
arm.