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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26
MRS. ROSTER FAENTS
OFTEN AT HEARING

PHILADELPHIA 49, The common
wealth announced that it would rest
It's case .Jday in the trial of Mrs Cath.
crime Roster unless unanticipated de
velopmcnts arose. She is charged with
the murder of her husband, Oscar Ro-
sier, and his stenographer. Miss Mil
dred Geraldine Reckitt. She is being
tried now for the staying of the latter
The 22-year-old defendant, weighing
little more than 80 pounds and mother
OF year-old son. has tainted repeat
edly during the trial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26
ST. JOSEPH POLICE DIS
CHARGED By BOAk.i

ST JOSEPH, Mo-Colonel c. c
Mcdonald was today discharged a.
,hief of police by the police board y
connection with the shooting to death Of
Nellie Hale. IA year old school sir'
.yho was killed Thursday night when
police claimed they were shooting AT "a"
alleged bootlegers car, four miles cas'
If this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26
DENTON GETS NORTH
IENAS NJ. T.. CONFERENCE

DENTON. Denton was chosen
as the hostess city for the next session
of the North Texas Methodist confer
ence This action was taken Friday.
The other candidate was Gainesville.
A Denton man, fortifying Denton's S
invitation, said that when the State
Press association met there this year,
all of their money was counterfeit, for
nobody would accept it, ard he thought
the North Texas conference would fare
as well
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26
HARRIS REPORTS THAT
BUSINESS Is IMPROVING

Chas. II. Harris, who has been con.
nected with the Willard Storage Bat.
tcry company, has resigned and is on
the road covering this territory FOR
the Br.scoe Sales Agency. lie return
ed last night from trip through Muir
ray county and reports that business
* getting better rapidly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26

ENID. okla-Phlllips University Sat.
urday night officially severed all fu.
ture relations with Baylor University Of
Waco. Texas. following football game
st Alton Field saturday afternoon. for
which the Texas school is said TO have
sent a "second string eleven. Instead
Of the VARSITY SQUAD.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26
Hughes Wildcat
Is Showing Oil

Another wildcat In Hughes county j.
reported as showing OIL 1t is The COS
den and company's test in the south
east OF northwest quarter Of Is. i0.S
which has topped a sand at 3262 feet
Pipe is being set preparatory to test
ing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26
Franklin Drilling
No. 8 on billiard

Writ Franklin is drilling at 23OO feet
IN his No. s on the Dllard farm in
the center OF the northwest OF the
southwest OF the northwest quarter OF
section %. is-2w, Hewitt field
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26

Colds and grip cause thousands Of
gases of kidney trouble. In any germ
disease the system becomes fille1
NTH poisons which the kidneys must
filter off. All too often this extra
trrden weakens the kidneys. Thep
you havo constant backache. head
aches and dizziness; you lack ambi
lion. feel dull. nervous and depressed
Don't ignore these warningsl Hely
The kidneys with Deans Kidney Pills
Home folks recommend Doan's. Ash
Tour nelghbor.
An Ardmore Case
7 ]. F. Broun, carpenter. 400 "a
ST., n. T., says: when took cold
! got lameness over my hips and .
lull ache in the small OF my back.
The muscles in my hips got so stifi
bnd sore 1t hurt at every move anc
more 30 when | stopped. Ny kidneys
didn't act as they should. l took
poan's Kidney Pills and they relieved
/ Ic OF the trouble"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26

Bostons newest hotel is TO have AN
entire floor for eNclusiv, use Of wo.
men travelling alone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26

Worlds longest natural bridge Is
Rainbow arch, Utah, 27S feet span
and 800 feet high
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-26

Average walking pace Of healthy
woman is said to he 70 steps minute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
HEMPHILL VOTES
RESOLUTIONS ON
DEATH Of huff
Special 70 The News


CANADIAN, dec. I2-Tho follow ng
resolutions were adopted by the Hemp.
hin County bar ON the death 81 s T..
HUFF chief Justice Of the Court 81 Civl
Appeals 90 the seventh Supreme Jud..
cial district
"Bs Is remembered that M meeting
~ the Hcmuhin County Bar Associa.
tiun. bold on December Q. 1929. 10 We
resolved that We view with deep reg q
the loss 81 eur distinguished iurist
chief Justice = T. Huff % tho Court ~
Civi Appeals az Amarillo That In his
lie that which We most admired that
which We best loved. remains. ana w.lI
remain cnshr.ued in the grateful men.
ories ~ those who loved him and Be-,
him Out 81 their htes. MAY he vest
In usacc. Gone is great man % h.
last sleep. 4 man who's very lie and
the manner 81 its living viii stand alike
e. monument Co that success which y
attained hy unflnchinr integrity.
stoalfasircss 90 purpose and indomir
ALL. VIII. It, was our friend and IN his
lassine. We can attes; that death had
a gentleman for MS companion.
Resolved that W. extend our svmpl.
tbs o. his relatives and deplorc his alb
scnce from the court which b. dignified
for so many years and that as an evil
dence - our coincidence, we tender n
uTs 10 these resolutions Cor uuhlloa-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
PRESENTS

An auction ui unclaimed par
GELS from the dead letter branch
of the po,tolllcc !, held in the
east Il bring, about $500. The
parcels when opened. IRE found
to contain everything from tut
mice Co.. .butgW.
Meantime people who mailed
the parcel, ave wondering why
they weren't delivered The am
swcr js- thct were aldr. ,cd m
properly uI could Doc ue,hcr de-
liycrcd uur returned GO hc send
crs.
Al'Irc- Your Christmas parcel,
carefully BE- sure tu write your
return address iu uk. 600 the pack
ages Label, may come oil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
PANHANDLE PRESS
Thr Nairiinonial Ncrobai

Tncmnu NrVs Thr Ti'uns 90
South heui lui h,t, certainly bitrl
1000 u tnr nnnIciy Irtgu, recently
After lrrunu thousands OF col.
mra .u rrt.Htpvrs an over the
cpuntrv WITH their disgusting Disgrace.
CO.. u'terui. COS. they 1rr n0t content
poo H.0r fhrr nr# in shrmc lnl with.
draw from uuhlD gnze In thr fact DO
erln. as fh0gsh 'ms were merely tbe
prelude tn thr s,t Whioh shu1lb lo
slutI,d Nailg Fools ~ Thcmselycs
Af.r tno roIUu Ha.-. which Uas xiv.
'uoaeh ubhuiy fo hst a1 ordinary
m0.llI .nBl . if'I... tho ,t professor
pa.t a dnGulc npup m mttumury
whuh iclf.s the observer dlgrd Ono
vWier H uirEHr up newspaper.
.Nh' husband VIII Herman o. Co..
d.
Thr ntr' pfa.r or thc r1a Tint
ODE aUtIurIfIs sIe seeking Trrmar
Cor asaurv examination IT'S too had
they didn't De- iblf ln the first place.
They could have relieved ca long suffer.
lnT HrlI. frem having fta detail. af a
at1s a moral rufIenucs IMPOSED upon
them
Ternar ss ne wronged husband. nat
maliy bel vcn H. syfnpaJh Of sg who
had f0iiDssd tue cs-r. bu, Through tho
development following the trial. has De-.
oome The laughing stock ~ the country
and most everyone. except 60 Tic.
mans bgyf hai ther fli OBJ, whole
afsf-r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS

Most oi thc stores u Amarillo
have Christina, Seals on sale
These seals are put on sale every
year and the proceed, are used a.
help IN the fight against mbcrcu
losiS 1hl, iigh, against tubcrcu
losis has been GOING u Tor MANY
years and u ha, been found that
the death rate !, decreasing from
that source
Amarillo people should support
that cause. II any one has any dii
fculty Ia buyiug Christmas
cal, come 90 The News office.
We have a supply and viii be glad
10 furnish seal, 90 persons who
have troubl, iu finding them. Get
behind this great cause.
The following Is taken from the
Journal of the Nmcri,an Medical
Association
Some evidence ha- been pub
liShed tending g. Show that vhcr.
the education and the organila
ton OF community 90 prevent
iubcrculo,i, have been thorough
and where the condition. OF huu--
ing. industry aud economic iuic
pcudencc have been favorable, t1c
death rate from 1'l forms ut tn
bcrculosi, have fallen more rapid
is than they hly. elsewhere. even
taking into consideration an fac
tors OF age. sex and race cOmpo-
siiion OF tEg communities con
corned. This applies more partic-
ularly 10 the large populations OF
the United States. Great Britain
and Germany ln France. in con-
,rast. there ha, been not only q
high tubcrculo,i- death rate. but
2 rate which remained az q fairly
uniform level over long period
up 10 the outbreak oi the war To-
France, however. the tuberculo-
sis death rate has fallen consider
ably in Paris. from az in 1897 90
rs in 1914. So that the stationary
death rate for France depends on
the absence 81 any IAN 10 an 10 the
small communities Of that
country. presumably because CON
diiions Of Lie and sanitation have
remained relatively unaliered.
Since 1919. in The United States
aud in New York. there has been
90 great ar increase IN the rate 81
lecline IN tire number of deaths
from tubersulosis that il j. impor-
iant for Us 20 consider what have
been The dominant factors 81 the
many possible c1urp, Il such a
pRenoucnur
IL /, rf rcc obvious that ii
the,e r' an he brought un-
der eea,.s' aai duplicated else
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

ono day Nancy and Nick were pass
ing benny Buuny's house when Bunny
ram out ana called them.
"Hcy. there" called the rabbit boy
- want 10 ask sou something. Please
stop "a minute.
"surc we VIII Kenny, said Nancy
kindly. What is it?'
say" said Benny. coming close.
can the Green Wizard do anything
anything nt all''
eyes indeed" Nancy assured him.
"Do you want eumothug2'
"M.hm" nodded Benny putting his
hands deep On his PANTS pockets and
rocking an his toes Then suddenly ho
whispered. 90 want l =tss.pd,ch tree
al fur my own
"A what cried Nigk
"N sass-ptch tree, repeated Benny
Bunny
whats that asked Nancy quick.
Is 90 never heard o. ouo.'
Neither did o. said Benny ~ just
made 10 up. Eut YOU sid the Green
Wizard could make anything at an.
4 sass. patch tree is q tree that has
anything you want ON o. An YOU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

CiININANNtsS GUILD MI
SLEEP.
had determined upon Cor the arrival
% the ske host Q, vas 20 receive
the expedition al tnc same point on
coo NJar-a thai Stanley met Emln
pashp.
"Now. here was another indlcatory
po.aL They an not 50 ahead to
thc Syanzl as Stanley mad done
They campcd % a grassy slope-it
looked Ike an Euclish lawn.
Chauvannea said-wi,hin the hrs,
iay.s march out o: the forest. Here
,hey remained
"Chauvannes bad all the modern
mplements that az explorer carries
With BIN. and he lad down the enact
location OF thus camp with the mos,
palns'alaur accuracy. u was ehsrs-
81 IN tue S9AtNa IT. nah teeEa
different forms and checked In every
variety Of wav. Hs seemed 10 have
spent 4 lot o. time a. thlA lie WIS
drtefmIre "a thai the exact SPOT OF
,hls camp should he d.nn!ieiy iocat.
ID Tor ell Time sni heyond sny pos
s.h.l.ty ~ error Arl ~ dd no; fail.
IN, exact lucatna . that camp =
As certain 10 tni tlIrdary monu.
msat GA gnr ie.Ein frontier !;
can h. located TO-DAY within the error
o, mil meter a. SD plenty OF
time Tor tbs. because ue remained
IN ,nis caup with ieuiic while the
other men went on 90 the NynuzL
The route 20 re ale could no.
10 Laid out TO Tie We Il was 81
r.ctiy below = u1rred rocky pro
n,ontor, o. tie sti ~ igt the men
with Cnarvannes o. asst o better
10 BE- sertain % ~ wy out. ana a.
they Ead 90 n1t Ia the ;.ne ua'.
the tcat arrived. l' 80 advisable
10 60 over the route. The American
beachcomber DIX aud the Finn set
on, Tor The Albert. i.eiurc remain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

have 10 do Is 20 stamp your foot and
Say. Tree have carrots on YOU" And
there VIII Dee the carrots or, Tree. |
want some fresh peas and the tree
will shake down bushels OF en-. or
lettuce or radishcs, or nice young cab.
hagn or anything
We'll" said Nancy. I'm scc what
we can do. Wen ask the Green Wiz
ard
So off they started
sure" nodded that gentleman when
he heard the queer request Take
this seed 90 Benny and he'll have his
M a. patch tree n five minutes"
Benny wits so happy hc could hardly
speak tor delight There's nothing
lcft tu wish FOR said he II have
everything in the world.
Two DAYS later the Green WARDS
telephone rang ITS Benny Bunny"
came a woik voice. win you trade
your asspatch garden tree Tor some
stomachachc incidence he asked.
"Yes. mdccd" answered the Wizard
kindly But really. old plggy.wiggy,
you don't deserve it,
90 BE Continued
Copyright. 1929. NEA Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

Any erroneous reflection upon tho
character, standing. ur reputation 81
any individual. firm concern or corpor
alton, that may appear IN the columns
~ The News win be gladly corrected.
when called 90 tho attention - tho eds.
tor. II II not the intention ~ this new
paper 20 wrongfully use or lniure any
individual. firm. concern or corporation.
and corrections VIII be made where war
wanted as prominently as was Tho
wrongfully published reference or ur.
tlcle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

here ~ Their action made con
tinuOus orpcrmancut wc can for
see The eradication II iubcrculO-
SIS a., disease of importance
withm the next twenty years in
this Country aud again that while
dcrc are not only great suffering
and formidable losses from the
disease, aud the public Is spend
irg large som, to protect itself
and deal generously with those
already att4ckcd. n Is the special
duty ot pubic and private agcn-
cics engaged in combating the dis
ease to take account of their
claims. their method, and their
demon rltablc accomplishments
and, pcrhup, in the process. 20 dc
yclop q change 90 their point a.
view and acquire a new sense of
proportion and perspective m
pushing their pre- cnt advantage
against tuberculosis. Ia the last
fifty years there has been fall
of 10 per cent rn the tuberculosis
death rate in New York City, IA
the last eleven wears. a iall of 81
per cent. and in tho calender year
oi Ip1L q iall oi 1871 per cent
Emerson holds that ID Is possi-
hlc 20 see The effect OF improving
milk upplio- by the pa,tucriza-
ton. for since this has been en-
forced m New York, there has
been a notable change iu the rate
at reduction of the uoupulmonary
forms of tuberculosis iu thi, city.
ln IyII the rate was -. on Ip2i II
wasII per hundred thousand.
That much ot the lymphauc. bone
and Joint tuberculosis has been OF
bovine origin b. admitted. and a.,
% specific instance of the change
since thc general pa,tcurlzation OF
- per cent of all our milk supply
instead OF finding 6l per cent OF
q series ut 100 cases Of tubCrculo-
sis adcuitls tu bc OF bovine origin.
wa. the case 900 IVl1-IOl8. only 10
per cent of a series from the same
hospital source were found Co hc
of bovine origin iu tuI1 10y Dr. W.
H. Park. Whether or not adult
pulmonary tuberculosis ha, brcn
affected hy reduction OF the tubCr-
Gle bacillus content Of milk. the
reduction ot milk-bomc bovine
lyuphatc tuberculosis of children
!, an accomplishment ol great and
lasting Importance
I'm the absence of amy possible
way ul estimating the value of
each ol the MANY other factors
that have so wonderfully reduced
the MANAGE oi tuberculosis. we
can scarcely discard ans cot them
that reasonably be- considered tu
play n part IN the total result
Medical sociological and indus
trial bcttcrmcut- must continue
their parallel progress in the ia
turc since together they have acc
comph,hcd one Of the mos, re-
markablc advances yet made IN
human welfare
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
BY Stanley

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thar chlutantes LI. lri ,H, afr
mil Dt.a ] rtIr HI.l. DOL. ore
m.Eti saw lt 90. .I..e le "a
Sur,is % riu.
u hIve gul ;spi go orIy 'h.r-
indicating Churarnse condition u..
fore The seventeenth uf nycrmn.-.
when they cimr 1gt 1H tH. uIi 90.
piHrtirack into fa.s heavenly ra4r.
'ry below zoo albert. vas ihe tact
'hat Doc could no. sleep Hu3 trttt.e
rrumdes bad failed Mu u.i tfis
vs. not PRECISELY aU rle ipIru
begun 10 Indicate a ul', ~ u..s 20
Huau.lnut. that boz apptrp.iy n.,.
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precision ttsf t1rf sven, hgruu Dbl.
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hui 'erv utHt. t ar.. II...a..a,
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depression OF InsaWnp. Eu5 boo ue
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iennre pfe,noaniou To l.. ,,c.,,,e
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80 -. ''''". ~. '''. Y ''''f' mat ne 90
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WI OF ''e "r'' n.iht IN the
~. amp u.',l 'le' hsd emerged
- nv 'o',s' '"'t Cnal'annes
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- ~ ~eet'"u to hs = very slight.
.'s 'ouou' a. o' the up OF
.es1u,t' Su' y vas clearly dlstln'
s iue man pii up as
nana ana made q swli, gesture IN
va. a,.o,,,,s,.. -. -''''' ".' 'neis
touch n. -. -, ia, ~ 0ou'u
psn.d NO.. -. 90, '".' '.'"s neP
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lac, uI,s ~ ~ aus IN con.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED


MEMBER or AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

tiuu and tp bis cr'crinvd wife.
Witness cur signatures this the 9Th
dly Df December. g. u. 1899.
y. T. Wills J. l.. Jennings W. 4.
nLLu-. Nnmmltiee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-13

Christina seals aio thr lmo nyo Hs
70 posiag, lamp Thr rI,ur" shown
herewith b. aG enlargement of the res
ular seal
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-25
attended the Karnak Ladies Aid at
the home of Mrs. Fred Mosher Thurs

attended the Karnak Ladies Aid at
the home of Mrs. Fred Mosher Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ronnie from Han
naford and Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Curtis spent Sunday with their moth
err, Mrs. Ellen Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Curtis were
callers at Harry Ladbury's home on
Thursday evening.
Miss Ellen Johnson and her father,
Mr.. Halvor Johnson, from Hannaford,
were visitors at the Carl Johnson
home Monday.
Mrs. Don Healy was a caller at the
Henning Anderson home Sunday fore
noon. Their baby boy was ill but is
better again.
A program will be given Wednes-
day evening June first, by the pupils
of the Ladbury School. Members of
St. Mary's Band have kindly consent
ed to furnish music for the evening.
Ladies Aid will meet at the home
of Mrs. E. J. Mosher, Thursday, June
second.
Mrs. Hans Stromme who has been
quite seriously ill, is reported as some
what improved.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-25

The Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club held their regular meet
ing last evening, May 22nd, in the
rooms of the Norwegian Free Luther
an Church.. The ladies of this church
served very nice supper to the Club
members. After the supper had been
enjoyed by all a number of songs
composed for the State meeting of
Business and Professional Women's
Club were sung. 1t was decided to
have Club picnic in the near future
or as soon as the weather Man" per-
mitted. Volunteers were called for by
Mrs. Westergaard, Chairman of the
House Committee, to make curtains.
hem towels and paint chairs for the
Tea Rooms to be opened soon. The
Club seems to have great many ar
lists in their organization, as all res
ponded to the call for painters. The
next meeting of the Club will be a
special meeting Tuesday, June 9Th
the occasion to be a social meeting at
their new Club Rooms adjoining the
Tea Rooms, if they are completed fol
occupancy at that time. All members
are urged to be present at this meet
ing as very unique program is being
planned. Lillian Gubelman and En-
ma Won Domarus represented Valley
City at the State Meeting at Grand
Forks, May 10, 10, and 20, but owing
to other matters taking up the time
they were unable to give an account
of the delightful time they had.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-25
GETCHELL PRAIRIE ITEMS

Mrs. J. H. Rogers and granddaugh-
ter Dorothy spent the weekend Wis
iting at the home of Harvey Taylor
of Valley City.
Mrs. Skidmore and Mrs. w. w. Har-
per called on Mrs. VIM. Martin on
Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Chas.
Whitcher Thursday afternoon.
Miss Amidon of Valley City spent
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. w. w.
Harper.
Florence Ronzheimer was a guest
Saturday of Harriet Whitcher.
Anumbe Of the people of the prair-
lie attended Play Day Friday in VAL
ley City.
Mrs. Clyde Stull and family are Wis
iting Mrs. Stull's parents at Bismarck
N. D.
Laura Anderson of Alamo, N. D.,
arrived Wednesday to assist Mrs. J.
H. White with housework.
The Whitcher school closed last
Thursday and Mrs. Hoke, the teacher
left for Valley City Friday morning.
The closing program of the Getchell
school will be given at the church on
Saturday evening, May 81, following
the program the Ladies Aid will sell
ice cream and cake in the basement.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. White and fam
l. lily entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Varlyn
Ayres and Mrs. Sophia Ayers at din
ner Sunday.