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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
GOOD OLD DAYS

DO you get impatient when YOU
have 10 watit iu a railroad station
for a train tina, Is late, And keep
watching the bulletin board To- sce
If the bad news, after all, may not
prove 70 be mistake, Nothing
worse than waiting Tor delayed
irain-uuless its waiting ,u den
dists office.
An old timer. rcmiui-Clug DO
the Wall Street Journal. tel. %,
people who waited Tor trans =
years ago in Chicago.
There was mo- telegraph there
in those days. So John 3. Turner
president oil the old Galeua * Chi
cago Union Railway. had an ob
sesrvatory built on top Of Chic
ago'S iirsi depot m lSlg.
Turner had his office ~ th'
tower. Using a marine telescope
b. watched through the window
for incoming trains. The telescope
enabled him 90 spot an 40.
preaching train as Jar as Aus'in
SIX miles away.
Then Turner would shout tE'
glad news downstair, and the iin
patient travellers would sigh wit.
relief and marvel A. the benefit
conferred on humanity hy tha
great scientific achievement. th.
Telescope
Today the location oi approach
ing and departing passcnge
trains j. known with precision
thanks 10 telegraph. tclcph0nN
and radio
You car look az the dcpo, bui
ieiin board aud know whether
srain. not due FOR hours. ., o
time or late
Even better you eau ieicphon
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Hello children How did you get exclaimed

Strengthening his hat
My my! Hello. children How dld
you get herc?" exclaimed Snow Man.
talking as well as be could with his
pipe boz his mouth.
Nick explained that no mountain was
too steep for them 10 climb with their
magic Green Shoes And he told about
Mother Goose losing her broom. too.
aud how they were hunting Tor IL.
Did you happen 10 see it2' asked
Nancy.
I'm not sure answered Snow Man
Boo O. worried voice. "The children found
am old broom somewhere and chopped
OF the handle 10 make my gun. win
you pleas, see u IT'S the one you are
looking for
Does 10 change COLOR" asked Nancy.
"Mo'h,r Goose saws her broom always
matches the sky"
No. answered Snow Man In re-
lioy,d voice. This can't be- IL after all q"
60 b. Continued)
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S\nM NM IS MORRIED

The Twins climbed mountain and
before long they came 20 a place where
there was lot Of snow
Right near was a little house whore
90 woodchopp,r lived. ana out IN the
front yard stood big white figure look
ng thoughtmly 90 nothing at all.
There's Snow Man whispered
Nancy. 'ipta surprise him"
So they uutoed up softly from 10.
bind and yelled boo $50 loudly that
Snow Man dropped bis gunstiok and
hs buitDr.bowl nt slid down over his
Dy,s MS
who is Co.," be raspcd us school
out already ] Thought from the looks
OF th, sky 60 was only ten o'clock Billy,
please p.ck up uy stick and suulghten
w hlt IA Do mortified 90 death II
angou. SAW me like this"
NIu,v and Mex stepped around
where Ma Snow Man could see them
gwen, not UIllF laughed Nancy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

% the station. mile, away u tIr
train Is reported della. .H
wait n your comfortable .H
until time for the train. instead u'
IN dismal station
Great strides, The everyday
commonplace services which Hc
take as matter Oi course m
modern time, would have been
magical luNuric, back DO 1880
somehow though a ,el.-
graph and telephone .uduH.u .n.
peal Go as lc,, than thc quaiu. n.
urc oi old man Turner 20 Dds
tower searching thr railroad
track, with @ small telescope
People were not u ,H.h hG
~. back Wonder hes took .ra
il came And mayl. they
happier
The telegraph aal telephone
and uiu bad mot been invented.
then, Tor they wcr. u.t needed
As soon ae the a.'ua. need arose.
inventors provided for them In
their way, they are mag.cI- But
their major function seems 90 De-
To- enable people t9 rush about
faster, IN mad scmi-s'ampeic
that seem, Co have neither goal
nor meaning
Aud sometimes we wonder ID B.
wouldn't Boz q good thing iur tH.
world If il could undo @ lut at l,-
progress and 80" back Go tHr ..m
pier good old day Nlb. not
But oll man Turner aul Dol. t.'.
SCOPE certainly fire thc .wr.w
ton.
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EnrrrencN Officer.

SAN ANTDNIn-A san Antonio
chapter II Ia Disabled Emergency OF.
fcrr. WITH an initial membership %
fifteen. has h'en fr'i, re- temporary OF.
rlnizaf.or. with to- ,rirgt of srcuN
ng adequate care 90 emergency Off.
Gers who were disabled during tha
World War. and 20 place such ufficcr-
who had National Guard or National
Army standing 90 the same tasis ~
regular emergency officers in reard 10
retired pas.
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Reward Offered f0r burglars.
. l.rrL.I 70 NE Nm

VERNON. Nov. &C l.. Ross. 20
To'h,.t from whose store about 81 600
worth e mere hardisr was stsien last
week. has offered s5o0o reward for IN.
formation leading to the arrest and
ruuriet.on 81! tn rnhhers Entrance
was GAINED into the building by pry.
ing off door with crowhar and the
1oods Be- believed 10 have been carried
Oh n FUrd Dr or truck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

Nell Walker of Boston +. nl't.
ing around tha world. Do fa,
good swimmer tu walk .g.
the world.
Richie do NOT bring nlpru
bot j pierpout Nlorgl had 5-
tons % coal 700 h'- cellar
prices seem o. be among tI
many thing made Of rubh.r
When they hit th. bottom tl.
. bounce.
SO man boss 900 his uuD huu.
uulcs, the family Is away.
1 DO your Christina, mailing earl
$50 you can get am answer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

.H..IH. FL. IE. trN
NlErQr Nov 23-Iamys
Mathew. years old. of Alhuqucrquc.
suffered d fractured skull while Doe was
on t0. playground nc the second ward
81 fN. head hr q sWiua Am operation
WAS performed az 81. luscphs hospital
and f believed that he will recover.
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NorIcE TO ruE PUBLIC

ANY erroneous reelection upon %,
character hHndlus. or reputation Ui
any ind, duIl. fru concern or curpUr
alton that uuy appear ln the columns
% TEs NcUt. will be gladly corrected.
when culled ,o the attention ~ the ed.
tor % r. not the Intention 90 th.s news
l4fer 90 vronsfgilv use 90 iniure ans
indy .daai firm. concern ca corporation
snd corrections viii O., made where $500
rauitd a. prominently us vas o..
wrongiuny Published reference Or ar
t.cle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

F.OYDADA. Nov. 23.-Thc premium
li-i ul the Floyd County Poultry SHOW
.u Dec held iu Iloyilll November 3Otn
D'HmI,. lst uui -uj I- ou the press
'ul Is hc.ug distributed this week. a
raa3som, premium list is offered with
many excellent special premiums ana
% ura number. q. birds are looked for
.r 90. Floyd County Poultry Assoca-
un under whose auspices The show Is
uuJ,r so entry charges viii %. as.
~,sse1 tp exhibitors and IN, show ID
open to the world. Secretary Olyu
Allen of the Poultry Association .s 90,
.,iviul numerous inquiries from 1l
portions a. West Texas indicating thlI
fn. show VIII o., largely attended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

MIAMI. Noy. % TIL, lpcal post e
th. American Legion recently elected
the following officers Cor tho cnsu.nZ
year.
Post Commander. 4 J Nicklo.
Post AdiIi3ut. John Nelson.
pos. Finance officer. J. q; Carter.
rrst Ni,e Pot Commando. Windows
Allen
second Vice Pos, Commando. r Ia
1. vu,-.
S,rl,lut.' Arms Ciyiy Coffee.
Chaplain. Naid Willis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
10 Come By Special Train.

FI.oNDNDA. Nov % ARRANGEMENTS
are under way at FlUydJdl Coz obtain
special train Co carry DO, Flovlada
lo0tr Goo Amarillo saturday Co see
the Judcf,at,l Champions of the South
Plains. flUgI.da High school Fout-
lar team. and tho Amarillo Champions
u, district uu, whom they meet 90 lie.
t,rmu. 200, nseDtiun1l championship.
o. . ..t.uaicd that from two hundred
Co.. three hundred peuul" 90 l"1rt viii
eco to Amarillo 20 sac the game. ~.
g.. effort was made tO E,t the game
ln F70yd1dl hut Amarillo to"k up a
xiv, on take proposition sn Fl"ydad3 10
.Une 90 come Go Amarillo strong.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

where % the arm Of the chair. A
maid appeared An added direction
brought two chairs. The American sat
down whore ta was. but Monsieur
JH1qucun carried his chair little
beyond the woman 20 the edge OF the
terrace. Iic put down his hat. MS
stick. and DIS stoves.
Il ana fortunate 10 find you he
said; Il hoped to arrive n moment
earlier"
Tho woman smiled.
"ln Tint Mt" she said, you
mishtAsve failed TO md my friend.
Martin Dirau. the American. You
win b. interested. / am sure, 10 meet
and 90 know Why he Il angry"
Sc turned slightly toward the
American. Her face IN the soft Hight
sesmc1 smiling. but Il was. In fact.
inacuiable
Monsieur Jonquelle." she ex'
planned "is M old Acquaintance
very Old acglalntanco. ! have no
secrets from lin. lie viii know, !
yam sure. rre- isely the reason Tor
my hlsht hero and your cause OF
anger acI.rs' me-"
Sh' turned again toward the
FrDlCEuln.
us % nos r'. Monsieur"
Tho American had a strange. sui
Ten. puzzled expression. But Mon
s.our Jougl.us laughed.
Alas" be said. 1T = the dis
asters Of NY acquaintance with
watch ] salm always TO be con
cernei. al unhapplly. their onair'
age usually known 20 me"
ITO bowed slightly 70 the Amer
lrIr.
I TT Monsieur VIII permit" he said.
/ 7 saHa o. charmed 20 verify
uaiaw r lection. Monsieur has
followed '1 rluirc why the house IN
/ The la-.-lrs 81. German In the old
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Nitend InnNention.


speciai % lhe Nesa
piAINNIEN. Nov MO ..
NJ NaH,f ana cot ". T.. smyth ar, 1t-
t.udlrE the convention oi West TrNts
Mtyo.s no IT. WORTH THIS wei. Cob
Srrth win attend meeting of the
toard of directors e the West I"vr-
Chrmh,r of Comm,r,c while iu For'
Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

Special 90 The News.
SLATON. nov 2s-At the regular
meeting oi the odd Fellows last night
the plains f.r their two story brick
Uistl, were annrovcd and s c. Marrs
appointed as building inspector in
charro h.ds win be- let as per speci.
fDtors within the next week or ten
days EGldug viii start as soon there
after .s material can De assembled.
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New Mexico

plant over 200 acres and Il is said that
MANY other farms VIII have from ~
200 Too acres. Some of the BEST land IA
200" eastern part OF the state IN located
Boo th" valley and this win be- the first
stcu towards development
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To Get Diesel Engine.
snecial 10 The NSws

VERNON. Nov al. g. Rossman.
local representative ~ the Texas Cen.
ull Power Comuny. which has recent.
IL acquired the ught plant here. Is In
receipt u "a Telegram stating that tho
big Diesel engine 10 hc Installed here
win arrive some tim, IN January.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
WIN I,alse Cnttnn.

pDETNLES. Nov. e3-Word received
from the Kentucky valley ot this coun.
g. .s 90 the effect that large acreag,
~ cotton win %, planted during the com'
inr year Lon Mason. a prominent far
W'. of this section, is making plans 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
To start Dairy.
sperlal 20 The NeMa

VERNON. Sow. g3.--I A. bessie and
&C. = Eutledg, are putting In a model
dairy poultry anal hog farm near hers.
They eVu.ct - hc operating and del.
IIV,ring milk hy December l. Tho
most modern methods and machinery
viii he used according o. the owners.
WHO asc experienced In their line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

.I."..| 'U Dee Sew. .
ROSWELL. Noy e3 The city taxes
have l.H lowered here little moro
'Hm 90 .u's on tU. ilOo u ia believed
In,f i0, a.uuHl agitation over th" state
has caused th. state nN commissioned
tp lowe. trNrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
Slaton Gets Rain.
Special 20 The News

SiATON Nov 2ss-llain To tho
Hmoant Of one inch or better fell dur.
ng hs' u.rht and today Ranges are
sr,er.ng zap and Tan planting Of wheat
.r, much I,ut. tied.
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Have Community Meetings.
cr.eeial % The Nevs

pI.AINvIEw. nov 2a.-Aianv Plair.
view his ness men are expected to NJ
tend m, community program 40 tn
stone ats community tridaF hEW'
TLes. community mectiues are being
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Panhandle News

uou-or,d hv the Retul Merchants A..
sociation here and have proven very
worthwhile wherever they have been
Lo'd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24

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low. u0nle.re '"..'. iN. "'i-' ".''
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was urmlrHi. I''e. DO. % MGR. i..s.
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world. though raised by some en-
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Monsieur JnrIg.l- interrupted q
tft.e mouaHt
a woman SAT Iu "a char midway o'
this terrace. - was ono OF thoa'
beautiful iuFallcruf8 made Tor the
uu. ~ door" bf i0'' l'l'..'n .l''.
which socks always Co ada beauty 20
th. decorative aspect OF a fll'n.
Tho chair Was white. l"' I."i
no fH. woman n "As blue, " leeh'.
I..E BOO tte Hnit evening htn' ".'
whit" chair.
Tr woman i.l nor move. h'I
small. sHapt'F bead 20. nom iiils ie
rested ls.Ir-i '.' h..h BACK % 'h'
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vague outline. Oh" helmet az Miner
a II,r hands and Der elbows ia!
Ju the arms ~ The chair.
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who bad arrived q moment beior
Monsieur JorIuyll' stood IN an ava
fGIa 0f monaco. The visible person
al.y of fre man was pu4zAng. lht
hr was 1u American one could in
sluty SEQ. Eut one could not e
easily determine his status OF ~
habits 20 ufe.
IIe bad some of The physical chai
actsrIsucs. some OF the tricks %
dress az one engaged in an artist.
vocation; some o. Che swift, accl'
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THOUGHT
FOR TODAY

Nevertlleless whrrrto We have ~
read, aitianrd. lrt ~ walk by the
Same rule. lct us mind tho same
thing Philippians 3,l6.
n ans little love ~ mine
Alnv make DO, thc ewcoicr.
n any little ear" oi mime
May make q friend ths te.trr
~ any iff ~ mine may case
This burden ~ another.
God give me Iot0 ud care. and
strength.
To help to.lnE brother
Anon
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She touched bell concealed some.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-01

team basked in the spotlight. Paddock
will surely come East to defend his
laurels. as will large delegation Of
stars from the Pacific Coast. Newark
staged the national championships in
1916, but because OF conditions
brought about by the war the meet
was not particularly successful.
The Glencoe A. c.. which recently
named Max Silver as its delegate &c
the Board Of Governors of the A. A. l..
is fortunate in securing the voluntary
services of Silver. who was formerly
with the Mohawk A. c. Max is ono of
the hardest workers in this district
and has done much for the cause of
amateur athletics
Frank Zuna, of Newark, who is con-
sidered the national marathon cham.
pion, is in training after a long rest
and will compete in number of long
distance races this year. Zuna is a
powerful runner, but is known as a
notorious ''in-and- outer" He has tried
numerous times to win races at dis
tances under ten miles and failed mis-
erably. Frank should stick to the full
twenty-five mile route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-01

The new course, the 1922 Country
Club, is officially opened this morning
with Nom bership close to million
golfng souls
You will find in the mem bership list
golfers as old as ninety-threc and as
young as three summers or winters,
as the case may be.
Vow Will find all ages, both sexes,
and every condition Of human ex-
istcnce.
While we understand in advance that
the matter of resolutions for the new
year is usually fragile craft launch ed
upon stormy seas. there is still no rea-
son why a certain code might not be
adopted that VIII lead to general good
and greater happiness.
BY Way Of Resolution
We suggest the following set Of
resolutions for each member of the
golfing million, TO be followed as close
ly as possible for the general uplift
Of all concerned
II hereby resolve VIZ. to wit:
l. To replace ali divots for the pro
lection OF all courses over which
play.
,. To remember that the golf course
isn't for me alone. so that I may keep
my place or let those through whom
am holding baok.
3. To remember THAT the caddic is
A human being, TO be instructed and
encouraged, rather than cursed and
blamed.
4. To try to remember one or two Of
the long puts that Topped in, rather
than recall only the short ones
missed.
). To admit once in while before
starting a match that my digestion was
good that I had pretty fair nights
sleep and that I was close to being on
my game.
6. To give every short pitch and
every putt q chance to get as far as
the cup.
T. To remember that the heel print
the cuppy lie are as much a part OF
golf as the mashie and the putter.
AS You Think
Ii any golfer desires to start the
new year in an entirely proper and
correct way he should begin at once
to consider and null over a certain
tip advanced by Jim Barnes-which is
to think Of the right thing at the
right time"
There is no better habit in the world
for the advancement Of his play that
he could adopt.
AS rule when the average duffer
is taking his stance ne is trying to
think OF eight or ten things all tossed
into one despairing muddle. 1t never
occurs to him to concentrate on each
detail in its place.
when he is taking his stance hs is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-01
Met. Thoroughbreds
Garry Off Honors
At Jefferson Park

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 31.-The meet
ing at jefferson Park. which ends to-
dav. NAV be termed fairly successful.
The weather, except for one or two
DAYS, has been good. but the attend
ancc has not been up to expectations.
MANY reasons arc advanced for this:
the $3.50 charge for admission is one,
,hut nossjhIv the ease with which money
can be bet in the city in the handbooks
.has moro "a do with causing hollow.
normal attendance.
The averare New Orleans citizen is
fond If takinr a chance. but he is also
~rcttv close firurer and often elects
TO keen thc 81 outlay and give IL =
chance with The handhook
+ors in The heart of the city. is an
parently hard to dislodgc. 1t has run
ners all over the town IN phone com
munication with It's principals, scratch
ings and results come through regu-
1t does at the track.
New York Horses Do Welt
14or .ba+ rocod around Nov, yorl
LAST srn,r,e- bavc move tban Mia +bei~
or,,r -. Inr.rsar osoaciali,, i" 10 Two.
vcar.oId division Swcenv' Commander
NeNeetin Rush Rov Fusco Good
hart and Criselda have all bee returned
winners thourh The hest looking two
,,esr.o,d +bst has had the rino nut
SonnS his name is undoubtedlv Lord
Allen
Nav of +bo borsemon seem dubious
.bom. th;s colt roinr a distance, but
10 orlv time that he has been out he
.ontran pretv slipperv trick like
mot Grass in he first three furlonys,
nd Won in q gallon
Neddam and Thimblc, which ran Tip
pity Witchet to a nose, and Tody have
All been winners. and altogether the
honors go to New York.
The riding honors arc likely to stay