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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
ny Associated Pres

iiy Associated frs<s
CHICAGO. April ii.-Elminat,
crime ~ limiting the breeding of Grim
,nni- uorons aud ili,-rates. cyrus II
Charles school for Roys at ~. Charles
III. told the committee on law enforce
n..nt II ~, American Rr Association
today.
Judge Wm q. G~mmiil ~ Chicago
stsicd that revival Il the whipping
post . meihoi of flovving criminals
would have great effe,, on the re
duction of crime. Tie cited examples
where flogging tended 10 reduce crime.
In 1874, his figures showed, -. Louis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
Certificates Offered.
SI.rrinl La 1lr NcNH

DALLAS. April li.--tiovcrnor ". \.
Nckinn'y OF the Federal Reserve Rank.
announced the offering Of treasury Ger.
tincatcs of Indebtedness dated April
H.. i3ss. maturing October is. 1922.
three and onc.half per cent subscrip.
ton looks are now open. Subscriptions
,an bc placed with local banking insti.
iuiions or with Federal Reserve Bank
direct.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
SHIPPING BILL
WOULD AID.U..S.
TO GET CARCOES
IMPORTERS AND IMPORTERS
WOULD USE AMERICAN
BOTTOMS. CLAIM


WASHINGTON. April ii,--An incen.
tive would he given importers and en-.
porters through passage of the admin
iftrutien merchant marine bill. to have
their goodH carried In American ven.
-tis with the result that ship owners
would he assured full cargoes. Nor
man d. Deecher. counsel for the Ship
ping Board. declared at today's sesslon
ID the Joint congressional hesriass -
the measure.
one section Of the bill would permit
any person 10 deduct from his income
taxes 8 per cent Of the amount o(
ocean freight money paid by him dur.
ing the year for the transportation of
scods between the United States and
foreign countries In American bot.
tens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
ANARCHY kept
OUT BY LABOR
C0MPERS SAYS
CHAOS WILL FOLLOW FUR
Their CUT IN WAGES,
AYERS UNION CHIEF

CHICAGO. April ii.-Rig business
cannot reduce wages further. unless IL
~ wiling to share responsibility for the
chaos that would fol;ow," Samuel Com.
p-Ts. president - the American Fod.f
alton ~ Labor. declared M an ad,lI-s-
before the cts club t"day.
Organized lahor. he said. was tn 81
creme barrier against a state of 'n.
hrchy IN the United states.
"lf Ions hours and low wages make
for commercial prosperity. then china
would b. IN, leader In the family of
nations Nj Comp.rs sald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
GIRL IS KILLED WHEN
STRUCK By AuI0M0oll

MExiA. April ii.--rsulise. s-ysar.
old daughter Of J. e. ciAck. West
Mexia garage owner. VAS killed toaloAt
when struck down BY a. sutemeb1a
when she started aeroes the trafue-
crowded street with sevcrai u her ~.
mates. Eyewitness TO the trase1S -
clared that Il was unavoidxble. sno &C.
horitics stated tonight that no charses
wili be filed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12

EAGLE PASS. Nprll 1.-THE sheriff
oi BeNas county today notified sheriff
Williams here that he had recovered
new popular priced automobile re-
urtcd stolen last night from Lco
wurstr. and alsn that three soldicr-
pl Cnmp Eagle I'sss were IN the san
,ntuni, til g. connection with the
GisappaTacc of thr ear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
I've Works Catches Fire.

iI;t,CkENitlDGE. Aprl Ill. l..
. llanibrirk. m.lpr. and his wife. mar.
owl cs,vpod death from an explosion
N their dyc wHrks here to-day, when
, ln,h.s valued ~ $500 wcrr destroyed.
end iar of the building blown away.
Ccilrctiun OF static - ctriciiy In a
cylindrr was given az the cause OF the
, splosipu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
Contracts let.

ny Associated frss
PAItIS. April 1.-THE city council
and school huard today let contracts
q architects to draw plans for three
few school buildings one Of II and two
cf 10 rooms and plans Tor n fourth
'tr To- l.c drawn ~ soon as the cost OF
the first three H. asccrtaincd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
Passengers Hurt.

~ Associated trt<s
CHICAGO. Aprii ii-four or five
passengers were injured. none serious
~. when .astbound train No. 20 ~ the
Chicago a Northwestern railroad vas
dersiled this Afternoon one half mile
east " Watkins. Iowa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM

ny Associated Prrss
DALLAS. April li.-G. Luther
Hughes. %. was drowned here today.
when hc lcll into a shallow pool al
Forest Park. 4 woman standing some
stance away Was the only witness
he was In the water but few min.
Iics. Artificial respiration was unava.l.
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
cow CHeWS CUO As
BARN BLOWS AWAY
d. Associated frs-s

by Associated fre~s
WOOSTER. q. April ii.-A 60
munching a reflective cud tethsfee
To usngcr which was appareasly
,uilt H. middle of q field. wao .
aghi NJ Georgetown. east of hefe
after n violent wind storm had swe0s
by today.
The barn was whisked away freo
the COW. Manser and COW we're -
harmed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
Over Million Paid.
nv Asso~iatrd Press

AUSTIN. April IA total of si.'
25i.ssi WIS paid out OF the state treas.
Iry yesterday. This II the largest
amount paid out In single day In a
number of years. according TO State
Treasurer Terrell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
Officrrs Re.Elected.

DALLAS Texas. Apil li.-Al fofi.
GERS were reelected al the the Texas
Foster Advertising Association here TO.
daN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
SiablIii, seen.

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO,
, 1922-04-03

en- TO tell t.s club Of the conferences
and both ave an exceedingly intelli'
gent review Of tho conventions &C.
tivity- Mr.. Wheeler spoke of the en-
tertainment features. the sessions and
speakers on the program He also
enumerated the work Of the 80 club
N the district curing the past year
md showed the good thai was accom-.
plished in the boys work
Governor Brooks spoke of the fine
spirit manifested throughout the cc=
ventIon Ind OF the good influence II
aad; ! OF the impression these two
Elements made upon him. He said
that 1t made him feel honored TO b
affiliated with such an organization
whose purposes wero along such good
lines.
A communication from the Casper
Woman's club was read. In IL tie Pc.
tary club was asked for its co-opera.
ton and help in putting tho city on a
better moral footing. The board OF di
r~ectors OF the club will meet with the
women's organization in the near fu-
turc.
Cheyenne gent its thanks to tho Cas-
per club for its support in obtaining
the election OF Jim Walton as cover
nor OF this district and getting the
next conference for Cheyenne
, 1922-04-03

signing her position and viii spend the
summer on a homestead near here.
For the present she VIII remain In
the city as her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Alvin Co1e are visiting here xrom
their residence In Indiana
Mrs Mamie Weaver accompanied
By Miss Dorothy Weaver has returned
TO her home In Riverton after spend
ing seve-G days visiting with friends
here
Mr.. and Mrs. ilay Walker arc ieav-
ing soon for Colorado Springs. whore
MIS-. Walker and family VIII spend
the summer. Mr.. Walker will spend
part OF h time in Idaho looking after
business interests.
Arr. and Mrs W. +. Holmes return.
ed this morning from Denver where
they have been spending several weeks
visiting with frinds and relatives and
looking after business interests
, 1922-04-03

pills. I don't think there
is any other nerve medicine
that will do what DR.. A. W.
Chase's Tonic Pills will"
You can buy DR.. A. w.
Chase's remedies at all
drug stores. To be sure of
getting the genuine, see
that portrait and signature
of A. W.. Chase, M. D.,
are on each box. This
trade mark is your pro-
lection against limitations
and substitutes Adver-
tiscment. S
, 1922-04-03
City Briefs

James II. Cody left for Salt Creek
This morning to ascertain the extent
of the loss caused by a fire which
Quilted the Midwest commissary there
yesterday.
J.. w. johnson and ]. T. Scott are
In Lander on tho federal jury. Harry
McCrackcn is also there to report on
w. ]. Chamberiin OF tho camberiin
FURNITURE company left last night for
Denver on business.
r. B. Dun of Douglas was in town
Sunday.
L. T. Williams and Joe Critics went
to the Sail Creek field yesterday on
business connected with oil interests.
II. C. Taylor. president OF tho Glen.
rock OH company has returned from
a tour of Texns fields where he was
inspecting the recent leases secured
by tho Glenrock and associated com.
panies.
, 1922-04-03
WOOL SAMPLES
ARE ASKED FOR
STATE GRADING
Collection From Natrona Clips
VIII Be Sent to Univer-
sity for Expert Ad-
vice on Values.

G. NJ Peniey. county agricultural
warding TO sheepmen OF Natrona
county. urges that samples OF all wool
clips be sent to him Immediately after
shearins so that the entire lot can
be sent to Prof. ]. A. Hill at wyo-
ming university. who will make tests
m shrinkage and other properties of
the wool so hat tho sheepmen viii
have n scientific knowledge OF the
value OF their respective cllps.
Mr.. Hill win not base his estimate
Of the value entirely on the samplcs
that are submitted. lie desires TO
have tho samples principally to &c
quaint himself with the values and
classes of wool produced In this dis
trict,
In a recent letter Mr.. Hi advised
sheepmen of this district that he
would be glad TO advise with the
shecpmen of this district on wool con.
ditions and would assist IN every way
POSSIBLE. He plans to spend a week
Hr nor visiting the principal shear
Ing centers in the county during
shearing
The activity OF the state IN coun
ty authorities is for tho purpose o.
permitting the woolmcn of this dis
trict to scientifically classify the wool
which VIII be held In pools for which
buyers for eastern commission houses
will have to submit scaled bids.
Latest adviccs on the Natrona
county pool indicate that every i'm
portant sheep interest In tho county
has signed up under tho terms OF the
pool agreement
, 1922-04-03
TRAIN H0LDUP
IS FRUSTRATED

RANToUL, H. April 3.-what is
believed TO w been an attempt TO
hold up n crack Illinois Central train.
the Seminole Limited. here at II
O'Clock last night. was reported to-
day. An electric signal in tho south
yards was not operating and when
John Mahan. division superintendent
of signals, went to repair IL. he found
n man climbing tho pole Mahan fired
at the man who refused to halt. Two
other men appeared and Mahan re-
turned to the city building and OBJ
tained aid Later 1t was discovered
hat one OF tho signal wires had been
cut
, 1922-04-03
Civic Department to
Plan Summer Work.

The CIVIC department OF the Cas-
per woman's Departmental club, will
meet tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock
at the home OF the chairman of the
club, Mrs- II. c Nicoaysen, on First
and WoAcott streets.
The civic department OF tho newly
formed organization will meet at once
under the new name while tho other
divisions Of the departmental asso-
citation will not moet until next Sep
TENDER. Tho civic department win
DO active all spring and hummer in
civic improvements.
The meeting for tomorrow is to out.
line tho work for the spring and sum-
mer which will include planting ivy
nround the city a and cleaning up
ahe vacant lot saround the city. Mrs.
Philip X Edwards Is head OF the pro
gram con-pittee.
1t h' also announced that any nom.
bers o. tho old Civic club. or Of the
Deiphaa. Welfare of Casper Matinee
Musicale who are interested in the
work arc invited to tho meeting. Also.
the women OF tho city who are inter.
ested in tho work and wish to join
the Departmental club and work
under tho civic division arc invited
to attend the meeting tomorrow.
, 1922-04-03
NE P~ROSTRATION IS
MENACE TO AMERICANS
Strenuous Mode of Living Making
this Disease Common

This may we'll be called
the nervous age. Every
where you find people suf-
fering from some form of
nervous exhaustion. Hos
pitfalls and sanitariums are
overlooking with men and
women seeking to win back
health of body and mind.
IF you are a victim of the
strenuous life, if you can't
sleep, if you are on the
verge of a nervous break
down, read here what Mr..
P. D. Shade, Schuyler,
Pa, says:
, 1922-04-03
WomAn's Club Holds
Annual Meeting.

An important meeting Of the Cas-
per Woman's club was held last sat,
urday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
oddmund Josendahl on south Durbin
street
During the business session the an.
rnual report vas madeb by the secretary
and the trez surer which met with the
approval OF the club members.
The election OF officers resulted as
follows: Mrs. Z. Richard Ship. pres,
ident; Mrs b. B. Brooks. first vice
president; Mrs. G. II McGrcw. second
vice president; Mrs. NJ. c. Keith, re-
elected secretary; Mrs. Thomas Coop.
Der. assistant secretary; Mrs. oddmund
~Joseldahl. reelected treasurer.
Following tho business meeting a
delightful musical program was pre-.
sented by Madame James. One OF the
Affections was a number Of her own
composition and tho appreciation OF
tho club membebrs was clearly eyi,
dcnced.
NJ. p. Wheeler. represented the Ro-
tary to h Woman's club in a talk
on the child question in the city tell.
Ing especially of the need of chaper.
onage among the young girls. The
talk was intensely interesting and
drew the cooperation OF the club mem.
Tbers on any action which might be
taken by the Rotary.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Tho next meeting win be held sat.
urday afternoon April Is. at the home
Of Mrs. w. A. Blaek1infe.
, 1922-04-03

Twelve years ago this
spring, l had a very severe
attact Of nerve trouble,
and although l was treated
by three different doctors,
] got very little relief until
l tried DR.. A. w. Chase's
Tonic Pills. After using
these pills a few weeks l
could feel a big change in
my condition, 30 continued
this treatment for three
months. / don't think l
ever felt better in my life
than / did after using DR..
A. w. Chase's Tonic Pills,
and whenever / feel my
nerves are getting run
down, I use some OF these
, 1922-04-03

under the n OF a child specialist
there The little girl has lately been
at a hospital In Denver vhee MH-
Lathrop Is Still
Harry N Gum, tax commissioner
for the Midwest Refining company left
this morning for GreybuIl where he
viii spend severa1 days on company
business
Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Barnes, Jr- and
children are in Denver on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
ing parties was one composed " T.
s. Cooke. A W. Peake and ]. I. Ora
tot These fishermen spent the week
end whipping various streams in the
Sweetwater country and rest hours At
the Bumben ranch. They report OK
csllent catches.
Mrs William Schwartz who was re-
emily been a patient a a local hos
pitai has returned to her homo In the
Ideal apartments where she Is CON
valescing steadily. Friends VIII be
" I'll Vi z Improvement
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Farrens stopped
over the day here as guests OF Mr.. and
Airs Guy II. Farrens. MFR. and Mrs.
Elmer Farrens are returning to the.
state to mako their home near Vonnie,
after a honeymoon trip in Colorado.
Mrs. Guy fnrreps OF this place viii
accompany them 20 their homo.
Mra J. s. MechlIng Is leaving for
Shoshoni. Riverton. and Lander where
she will visit the chapters OF O.. L. s.
on tho regular annual visit Mrs.
Mechling just returned from Douglas
where she attended the grand Ilatrons
meeting held there last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Tonnis arc leav.
ing this evening for Iowa where they
have received word from their daugh-
ter who is attending a girls seminary.
Miss Ella Tonnis is quite seriously 81,
and Mr.. mt Mrs. Tonnis will remain
N the east until she is on tho road to
recovery.
Numerous fishing parties were ar.
ranged for over the past weekend.
and in most every case the fish
stories" arc Of the very best brand.
The ardent sportsmen report tina the
nearby streams are plentiful with nsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Gale, eiI South
Oak street, announces the birth of n
fino ~nine-pound baby daughter at the
Casper Private hospital. Tho mother
and daughter are getting along well.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Brooks left dur
ing the weekend for their ranch home
near here.
Mrs. H l.. Patton left yesterday
for Lander where she will spend the
remainder OF the week visiting with
friends among the pioneers OF this
state.
Mr.. and Mrs H H. Schwartz and
daughter. Cuyler. have returned from
a months visit in California. Nj.
Schwartz "a business conditions are
improving at all points visited, but
that Casper remains the best town in
tho west.
Mrs. Melvin Z. Weekly who has
peeh seIlously III at ne. nome on North
Center street for h past ten days,
is reported to be much improved at
the present.
Mis- Nellie Craft has accepted a 20
sition with The Casper Daily Tribune
and will assist with the clerical work
in the office.
Mrs. George Dolt is now able to TO
cetve friends at her home on Cherry
avenue. after an Illness Of more than
a month.
Mrs James Wilde who has been as
sociated with The Casper Tribune Of
fice force for nearly three years. is re.
TunA &c
, 1922-04-03
Place of Y and Y
Dance Changed.

Tho last of the successful series of
dances to DO put on by tho Y and Y
formal dancing club will be held at
the Arkeon dancing academy. on the
evening of April IS.
1t was formerly announced that
the entertainment would be held at
the Elks' home. but new arrange
ments have been made.
Elaborate decorations will add to
the attractive APPEARANCE of the Ar
keon and tho idea of springtime VIII
be carried out The Rinkler orchestra
will play for tho dancing. Light 70
freshments will be served.
Numerous dinner parties are being
announced for before the dance and
the closing event OF tho dancing sea.
son promises to DO ono OF particular
brillance-
, 1922-04-03
MEANT LAID TO REST.

Tho funeral services for the G.
uonth-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs. She
who died last Saturday OF pneumonia
were hold Mt the Shea residence thir
afternoon. The Rev. FIR. John II
Mullin officiated at h funeral serv-
ices
, 1922-04-03
Geno Mario Durham
llnrertains Friends

The school chums of little Miss
Gene Marie Durham and their TEACHER
Miss Mary Yard. were guests hast
Saturday afternoon at a party held
at the Durham homo on South Durbin
street.
Games were enjoyed In the after
noon and lovely favors were given
TO tho children. a mock dinner was
much fun, and tho real ftvecouse
Inner which followed was hughly
enjoyed
...e ldea of Eastertide was carried
otu in the pretty favon and table
decorations.
, 1922-04-03
Bridge Luncheon Is
Delightful Affair.

Mrs. Horace shumaker OF 3o7 East
Seventh street entertained at a bridge
tea served last Saturday afternoon.
Pink and white was the color scheme
pink flowers were effectively used
w tables Of bridge played. Mrs.
:. II Mead took h high honors and
MIS-. Robert Heintz received the con.
ISOLATION.
A luncheon was served toward the
close of the afternoon.
, 1922-04-03
Personals

Mr. Snow OF Salt Creek. is In thu
city for several days with his daugh
ter. Miss Betty Snow. who Is n pa
tent at the Casper Private hospital.
DR.. H r. Lathrop has left for Chi
cago. III. where he is taking hi.
daughter Mary Hester. who win be
, 1922-04-03

Thursday. Friday and Saturday in
business a Is2 al the head Of the C.
g. n. W. tracks on Center street
Tea and cake will be served during
the afternoons. and every one is cor,
daily invited to attend the .azaar.
, 1922-04-03
Guests EnfGtzined
At Rance Rectal.

Mr.. n Airs W. E Patton enter
tanned about twelve guests at an in
formal afternoon yesterday, spent al
their ranch home seven miles from
hera-
The guests made the trip in motor
cars and spent ar enjoyable time at
the ranch
, 1922-04-03
REPORTS ON ROTARY
CONVENTION MADE At
LUNCHEON HERE TODAY

Casper Rotarians heard two very in.
terasting accounts OF the recent dis
trict conference of Rotary clubs held
ut Greeley. Ex-Governor b. Il
Brooks and NJ. p. Wheeler were chos
, 1922-04-03
April Fool Prfy
Is Novel Affair.

Miss Beulah Bailey entertained is
of her friends at the home OF her
parents last Saturday evening at an
April Fools party.
Novel invitations had been issued
asking that the friends come TO a
Christmas party In honor OF Wash
ington's birthday to ceebrate tho
Fourth OF July and St Patrck's day
on the first OF April
Tho decorations for tho different
rooms OF the home carried out the
ideas suggested by the dates men
toned in the invitations
a supper was served in the base
mont rooms of tho home. The table
cloth for tho long banquet table was
of Wrapping paper and bouquets Of
cabbage heads. lettuce. and green
onions formed the e~enterpieces. Paper
plates and knives were the April
Fool implements used before tho real
courses were served and added to the
mer1mcnt.
During the evening games and con
tests were enjoyed and tho guests left
thanking their hostess for one OF the
most entertaining times Of their lives.
, 1922-04-03
Alumni Banquet
For Tonight.

The Alumni club OF the University
Of Wyoming will meet this evening at
a banquet to be served at the h Hen.
ming hotel at 6 O'Clock.
This win DO another of the series
OF informal social entertainments be.
ing held under h auspices OF the re.
Gently formed club.
, 1922-04-03

E. W. Elder. consolation. received the
honors OF the afternoon
The entertaiEment was the first OF
a series Of affairs bGns planned by
ME- VERT
, 1922-04-03
Club
To Meet.

There will be n meeting of tho mem
bers of the Delphian club held Wed
nesday afternoon at 2-20 o'clock at the
homo OF Mrs ]. l. shepperson. 1854
East Second street
The program for the afternoon win
be on tho American Opera
, 1922-04-03
Wuman's Benefit
Association Meets.

Tho WoEuan's Benefit association
of the ladies of Maccabees will inset
this evening at the 1. o. o.. +. hall
for a regular business md social time.
The Mesdames Patllo. Hurst, Arm
buster. Warner and Irving win act as
h~ostessesL
, 1922-04-03
Mr.. Cardweil Celebrates
birth Anniversary.

Mrs H f. cardwell of 1o29 South
Conwell avenue. was hostess at a din
nor served In honor of the birth an
n%iversary OF her husband Sunday af-
fernoon-
Pretty decorations were used on
the dining table and a several course
dinner was served by the hostess.
Following the dinner the guests
spent the time with music and social
entertainment
Tho invited guests included Mrs ].
C. Austin, Miss Lillian Austin, r. NJ.
Campbell. James Buchannon. p.
, 1922-04-03

Pictures printed in dots, on the
Braille system. are the latest innoya-
ton for assisting the blind.
, 1922-04-03
Annual Congregational
Meeting for Tuesday.

h annual congregational meeting
of the First Presbyterian church will
be held tomorrow evening at 7:3C
O'Clock in the Tabernacle. Sixth and
Durbin streets
Reports from all departments win be
made and there will be an annual cleo
ton of officers.
All members and friends Of the
church are urged to attend.
, 1922-04-03
Business Meeting of
O. g N. Il. r. Club.

A business meeting of the Chicago
n Northwestern Railway woman's
club viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. C. A. Holmes, in
no Blackmore apartment house. at
2:3o o'clock.
All members are urged to be pres
emit as this viii be tho last gathering
before tho spring bazaar which will
open Thursday and will be conducted
, 1922-04-03
Mrs. Wertz
Entdtairs.

A lucheon bridge was enjoyed at
no home OF Mrs. r. E. Wertz on
North Wolcott street las Saturday
afternoon when the hostess entertain
ed a number of matrons of tho city.
Following tho luncheon tho after
o was devoted to auction bridge.
Mrs. Carl Shumaker. high, and Mrs.