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was uo time tr uc .h4I shot. lie
Fas thc ucarc.t oi o.. three attackers.
nd BINS outstr,. he ms soizcd him.
Tho vuudmuus muscles gave mighty
wrench
llis grasp vas u..ut Jo,'s chest at
uf-i. ng, with O. great H' "a he sluug
'He mHu uour D.t .Hr ugh so that
o., ..u,l l.'u h.a .u.. arms about
hg muus hu.cs
Then with 3 t'ulu, wrench OF his
mighty shoulders nl hurled him
IlDnst th, Wull
las neck was broken like match.
IH, 0dHs V,r, but two to one.
Harold bad u,,.n uut his own re-
t.lNer now auU was shooting bhndly an
lh0 darkness. lu,kus low. Eill lcapcd
lr h'm, boz moment they were crap.
".iug I'm uDh others arms.
Bll vruch,d him back and forth.
end zoo au instant would have crushed
'Uu or. Dl' 81, him % % hadn't been for
ih. Interference &c Pete
lle n.i.. l..d leipci on his back.
ud ial hld o.. urgl,D, Harold an la.
SLANT u su.t,u Dlt his arms and hurl
.r,t. uu tfo floor
Ths were bU,u powerful men. tho
r..i HuI Harold. and Gu was like a
Wild beast
lr ,He instant talt bee was free from
bins lws and rp knew that his con.
iodpatr vJs uut oi range Harold fired
NludN with bod. pistol
Ih.r bodies ,iI hcd against the wall.
broke Do, twutuc into kindling NJ
b.r iH.H tu. nlrl,d their hatred
luu thor curses.
1850 fought hEe slant might ~
aait'' upon him n"t, known before.
Nu steadily Harold and Pete wcro
..DHiug o. work together
Cone. q .g.y hluw sent Pete spinning
.. thc NH.. uud ,Blrs strong arms
,"I.l Harold after him
N' tnr.. contestants s,emtd tu sweep
Ice .H, uuy with added fury.
Ia.N ,'uDF.d staggered. rrrlod then
a.d O. Ih, lu,r.
Then above fho sound ol their with.
.n- 'DlI' \.-.ua heard Pete cx.
claim.
"i..l Uu-uet 90 second" Pctc
ri'i The breed Dad rcm,mb,rcd M.
fi,. 90 vas ,T.uus ua. hc hldnt
th'.slf D. i before.
%. uo, b. rthoI carefully from his
bolster Tu, two mrr were threshmg
CO. Tho Gloon hl now Harold IN dos.
"oH'. l...r O.. a,en h,. enemy down.
i'. Lni wuIl.d Boo Dis pocket.
II. s.anf want o Wu The risk ~
-'.'Inl boz. confederate ihs hand found
i m.l.t D., raised bs knife h.eh. The
match ,a...d. chem famed iu the dark.
ness.
t'u' b. Wae rui fo Doe that that muir.
dcra" blow 1auld 40 homo. Virginia
h1d "Hv'el .g, Goo uud her p.stol that
'o's hani Lal I't cll. and iust before
Pete hlI .sh,.J hle match her hand had
Hri.r,l o. uu tfc auur.
l' a..m.i lo ieap In her hand ~ the
urirl llm,l
The p.s'tI shot rang ln the silence.
ln" bn.i. dropngd from P,te1s hand.
ii' turned with loai ~ CHASTITY sur.
H.I.r
Then b. went on BIS face. creeping
hN' ieg.ess thing toward the door
'"i,in1'h ~ Our Next isSue.l
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waited. After awhile they heard faint
ST. st." over their heads. and one
after The other thay scrambled up after
lim as fast as they could 60 THE
Magic Green Shoes and the key are
I'm thc sam cupboard. but can't or,cn
TO-" w.d Mike
kip urickcd up his ears
Here's where come in guess .
ala be- Nothing in earth or fairyland
can keep a Brownie from Jam ] know
q charm And hc began
Apples. peaches puinccs cherries
Anricots and ,ldcrbcrrirs.
Open tine door with greatest haste.
That your flavors w may taste
Instantly the little door swung open
Tn be- Continued.
copyright. 1921. y T. \ Serylcco
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CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter LII Review Cissv's Oual;f;cat;ons

n married Cissv. would go through
life forever conscious of the role / WINS
pmving Bon D. never caring more for
another happiness han for my own.
would see myself a. tho million.
aires bride. Then AZ the mother OF
TIE heirs o. one 81 th. greatest Tor.
'unes ~ the time Then the society
"1irun- painful years ~ that role And
at the end of Oh, reel of m, DAYS. tho
uundr dame-and the patrician dow.
ger ! could picture b. from start %
finish
Never once would forget myself
uutil ! got o. Wy grave
might az we'll stay Boz the movies
Ihcrc would De- greater variety a.
ulos 20 plav'
Ana again, might as we'll marry
Cissy n J was destined e. act al my
years fortune offered nae au elegant role
as his wife
Perhaps this MIXED reasoning Dor.
haps the constant ulk about Clssy's
wealth and what happiness riches alone
can give Co woman compelled me
gradually e. look with nto. upon Cis
sys proposition.
Tie would hr au exquisite Communion
M a home The moro studied him. th,
better liked him That was long
say from loving hm bui 90 might
lroNo the kcNs'.u, OF happiness IN 70
marriage BOO which iut" was considered
scientifically
'iSsy 'dprci 0cHu'. mW 10 became
weakness boo his wu, He had
Che most perfect taste. Q SUPPOSE thrt
"'' The SECRET % h. acting Tie de-.
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MNlI\n 4 CnNIMI \ITN 90.

Tho chamber lf Commerce Of Plain.
Wow nae q hudeci ~ $4,000 for IT,
n tiyi'es during the present year. and
one Of rho Invest commercial secretaries
IN tNo state OF T.N continuously on
~, ioi lacked ny , terminod liz, Of
tmumlr'crs 'o uut over program -
The most t,tH tive character. Pllin.
view and M .alhviow country are
rrm oDlegis loo the program ami tho
noncy th is being Invested has laid
Agplns q demand Tor the q, ~ OF
thv roOds
VIA ~, program now outlined for
Hahvicw will make that community
80, Ind 80 over tho top. There .s not The
least roogi Tor doubt u b. a campaign
eysslshlen with @ definite purpose IN
View. Tho secretary John Boswell Is
standing always in the forefront OF tho
work. with nm eve singled 90 tho
achievement Of the objects set as a
goal Tor 1922. pauviov is used ~ q
subject here. not because that com.
munity is the only ono that is investing
iis money Ion ih, general good. bat
rather becluPe 200 OF them cannot be-
mentioned Thor too. tho program ~
Iainvicw is con- outstanding one. and
worthy Of close attention ht those who
would I"fn something of better
way OF bi,yuE tre desired results.
No r0nr % viii run itself. but
i..' s0- one who viii make
Iof puruO fo see 10 the "run.
~ d. tn, community suffers
W. its affairs come under the head
Of what's ever body's business IL no.
hody's business This. unfortunately.
Is the manner in which many com.
muniiics attempt 20 get hv. bu, Il can.
not D." done There must DO % program
anu someone in charge ~ Do who has
M ability under tho direction OF diroc.
TORS committees or bureaus To- put the
'inr o.cr in the manner In which IL
should ro The rand along the highway
n 'hc past ia strcwn with the wrecllgs
oi sUod things THAI might have been.
a7 result OF the selfish Indifference
~ Those who should have invested OF
% thought tim, efforts aud money
In programs nv the general veal %
tfef communities
Pla.rt.ow. Clarendon Lubbock Here
ford THlu. Pampa Memphis and many
other csuiers arr setting pDcs leading
70 tho goal 81 progress. and 90 viii be-
W'u fn ~ others who have allowed
their 7if'.rs 10 20 iu slip shoa man.
uoi to rot O. little touch of real lie by
HudFins into tho WAYS and means
ih ir' winch tar7e communities arc
prt .r their r.orams for The 90.
N''opmcnt o. % u trade territory and
~ very oeuttff themselves
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N.s No', vl. O. most valuable
friend I,.ou.. h, wa, such "a Zine dig
-'. nHd no, only that. but he knew
.n mHy OF ll. monies secrets and hid
ms r1srs
De-. t.H .b. TWINS 80 20 worry
Wt. tunnels dug cvefyWncrc.H he
assured Thorn "aud thc gnomes don't
..N H Hf 7 have secret passsees
dni'r every one uf their streets and
.'.~'~ Iu-t follow me"
eH NlHor and Nrk and Kin. IN,
Brownie followed MBr tuoueh his DO
u, D.rks,rew halls this way ana that
"f aud every way turning north and
uth and then north 1gnn without,
reason or whu..urr until finally
'i mole ,tonp,-d
'Now shush' h. uhi-u.rrd CAUTIONS.
' M"r there EIshi under Gnome
"i.lgc sEl.r. THE hic. thiuc fest is
o. so Vuur shrrs And f yol pei
fem k,ep them 90 sou should forget
another ume about saving the forbid
ren "a dF ani Suddenly Gud your
.' lrr. ~ si''t down 'fisf vunr.tif lack
.rf. Browns hnd ai or,. before OBJ.
-r"mcs o.n steal ihr shu-s from yuur
scot"
Where aHe Wrf vhsp.rrf Nar.
Under Cruotahanc's cellar" am
rwers-i thr Mul, Nnw im going to
u.r up through ms fioor and when I
osll cuue after me"
Mikg disappeared then and they an
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WHAT l. WORTH WHILE

There are Chose among ne who for
years ri year Iarf have had hut a
Emitted und'--nuaae ~ what really
ir wort wAA lr DO. communities IN
which w" Lv. Fomr q us have
though ihsf cutaide OF commercial
and indu@irial advancement there was
ltiie eisc that Amounted 10 anything
INF Huat'iy this l- has been all
FOO prevalent 1in'r-o raaIur uumb,- Of
the people with re result numerous
oth'f things ~ ,as'g more Importance
have hecn allowed 10 siii lv Practically
uHnofieed
IT. Amarillo th,rr are q number Of
men who a. iongsr are bound Ia ne
LIMITATIONS irdicst.d They az. lookiax
% fhr MIR rndurinE. thc morc rit!~sy.
inr fh.rrs iof a least a part n heir
fime tuaullo Ike every either cor
rnunity iarre Or snail has hoy NE
rroblesn a civic problem. p social prob.
hsn. anf numerous other matters he.
STRIVING conscientious attention az the
hands of conscientloas mea and NO
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With Our Exchanges
PLACE SERVICE ABOVE sEI.F.

The Santa FL men in Canadian. good
hearted fellows that they always are.
Just had 10 express their Christmas
sentiments IN some tangible W.. In
the avenues Of spreading ch"cr md
happiness. ok they took up q collection
Of some sac among themselves aud
purchased Christmas presents fur the
bows and girls u the Cauad.an or
phans Home canadian Record
This kindly act will long lI,. iu fs
results FOR good and the men who
planned it have OWNED the true mean.
INK OF Christianity More ~ this cm-.
of thing viii have e tendency 20 max,
81 better citizens throughout tE. v.,r
This gift To the orphans win reflect
continued blessings on the nob.. spirits
who conceived and executed co.. idea
aF well as those who participated IA
the creation 81 the fund
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mandcd the best ~ everything from
butter to books.
] could scv thar le would ua. u
nave me IN h.s hOm, as wn ot the
decorations. d. fur uo othr. I.Is.n lie
would show olr my good looks s proud
iy as De- woud display 20, flowers in
his gardens
Cissy sheldon was du aesthetic with
one conspicuous weakness
II amy possession became scratched
co. married ne threw 90 away ~, had
nu lasting love fOr anything
When IBIS new roadster was side.
swipcd-Cissy wasn't driving NJ the
tm"-ho newer seq foot lu 90 AGAIN. lie
sHll 30 and bought another.
TIE sent 600, som, nunhuus boz ID won.
d'rul hcpu,Jri luN Th, wind blew
over the VDrJndl table ana ono corner
ol the box was split But IL was e.
odd, So lo,cil that wished Co keen
o. Cissy threw it away u was spoiled
ior bim h'Dg. o. uu imperfect.
This critical attitude toward lcaut
SCI wc Co.. ihmkng
u ] married HMM would acquire
as hlF wife 90 permanent value. when
my beauty faded ho might treat me
a. he had treated tH1t lovely hos
And then I asked myself b. There
was amy sens, m being 500 critical. :
might marry SOM, either man for love
and alto. years ul happiness conn,
to Tho same sad end
IIio WH8 u"mcuIuusl, interesting
amy way 90 might COM, o. one
TO be- Conimurd
topyught 1921 * r. 4 Sorvl,cl
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MILLIONS OF ERIT\ns

Woodrow Wilson. greatest living
American citizen. celebrated his sixty.
ffih anniversary quietly at hI- home
IT, Washington this week al tho
world extends congratulations fa nis
Humanitarian and history maker Ho
b. frail in health but We join the ,rf...
world In wishing him many returns OF
thc anniversary Hal Count, Hrad.
Woodrow Wilson has millions .f
friends all over tb, world and bis Fam.
is growing npIdiy. even right bore d,
America. Time viii prove trst lie
only claim TO real grea'ncss "Nhllt,d
By the Harding administrator vas
when % acted on the ideas OF th. WI
son regime.
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MIST IN GREAT >popr

4 rabbit drive was hrH last sI,ra,,.
at otto school hou-, Nuuy 80 mon
were in TIE drive sHd etsr ssa beasts
wee slaushirr'l The mrty mrt at
willow e.au0l D. ... zoo fb, noon hauf
~hef" e h't DINNER we served lr tbr
iad'"s 90 PIP" rHrfr iruh.r ,'..s.
VII Do frsed 81. r.ntre Ish srI
TIE boss u Ihlf so" nwur ua..
etcryhs-if to attends clayton N.us
We wish w. m.ghf t.re hesu vith
i"' duNcrs. o. Be- mai have iHcn
rr~ai sport Ami then that dinner
iOo,
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mon. u d. but fan 10 state that the
element in this city willing 20 give a.
tentiun 20 these muttors b. stoa NY
growing Led at this time hy the 70.
tariaus. business men are placing thom.
scl'es no the disposal ~ those who 1re
Showing % great interest boo boys who
must Do redeemed Tor their own GOD
aua for the security OF society.
Then. there arc other forces IN the
city whose goal is The civic advance.
ucnt OF Amarillo. TO these workers Is
g., "a great deal ~ credit. FOR they are
accomplIshing that which viii make
Amarillo more secure. and "a more Dc.
simblc place In which 20 live. as the
days come and 20 Too. There are those
who from the house ,Dus and less
prominent pluccs Tor 'hat matter Gre
raising their voices against social ,vi
in e most effective way.
These lines ~ work ana others are
amply worth while. nud 30 s indeed
gratifying 10 see the mon aHd women
who are placing servio, aho,r eolf be-.
ing looked 10 for the help they are 20
graciously ana unsclnshE rendering
Lot him who would De- great among
you. be the servant ol al," was the
obstruction issued 10 the aspiring ones.
in the long ago. bv master uh.loso
pier TITO advice holds good today and
none others are entitled 20 D., rousd.
cred great IN the family of man.
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NOTICE 10 THF PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
char rter. standing. or reputation 81
any .0d.. lual. firm. concern or cor.
porh toH hat may appear ir tho col.
un1ns ~ Tne = 90. viii be gladly cor.
rcrfed when called % the attention OF
no editor II 0. not the intention OF
this newspaper 90 weongiully use. or
,niure any Individual firm. concern or
, arporation. and corrections VIII 10
made whore wnrrlied 49, prominently
a. wns the wronriuuy published refer.
snce or article
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SENT To HOSPITAL.

"ITITHT 70 7 u NJ
CLARENDON. Texas. Jan. is.-N 80
l,na YcaVcr n charge OF the Red
Cross work IN Donlcv County accom-.
luicd Bert Calcoie 10 the government
iuhercular hospital ~ Fort Rayard. y
a.. Monday evening The patient Is a
soldier % the world war and con.
uncted tuberculosis while in training
at Fort Riley.
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CAMPBELL SPUDS
IN NEAR M'LEAN

ccial io Do. Nrsr
MCLEAN. Jam l3-Caminhen well
No D near Mclean was spudd,', In a.
u.riuck thIS afternoon with large
crowd 81 visitors ar,s.nt Rv Tho fiins
work stopped lasi n.ght. ihc w,li had
h.,n drilled Z feet. according a. those
iu ,hBrgr 90 the test
Rcllhi, Information here TODAY T.
thar }. Z Harvey win soon start a ies'
west Of Mclean. and oil men are also
interested la Developments near Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14

Judge Robert l.. Williams OF m, Fol
'''i court In Muskogcc the other l,v
recommended whipping FOR bows Of tho
present generation like my daddy
ufed To- give me. he did not wal, far
proof OF guilt but whipped mc on sun
picion. declared the Judge. judge
Williams IS an old bachelor. which fc,
possibly makes him more certain than
n" would be otherwise, about the cor.
RICHNESS ~ his theory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14

General Jake Woltcrs has issued 90
statement 10 Dallas and Fort Worth
police chiefs 10 expect 70 larp. pur,..,.
OF visitors, az be- expects 10 flush M.
'ov'ys Of undesirable birds Boo the Nic,a
district II II quite prohahl, ma, tho
'iliz'ns OF McNia viii b. able to breathe
more ensily now than they have FOR .ho
h's' several weeks The development
o. an oil field carries with 10 m, po.
''ss''y for special work ou 90, part of
the oifIccrs-camp followers OF tho
worst type are always Boo evidence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14

Despite the fact that Georges car.
panther could not win over Domn.ov
the American heavyweight siurror. no
Knocked out Cook. the Australian for
winning Judging from the passage
Of laws prohibiting the great p-izo
Iight events. II seems safe Ia assume
TINT the game is not growing I'm pon.
u"ri'y' but 50 long as IL ~ staged
there viii never be an utter cessation
Of interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14

Truman ~ NcwhtTy u 1t Last
seated as q United States Senator but
% IS said TO tho credit Of %, democrats
o. That body that not one Of them
voted for him. aud it ls complimentary
10 The nine republicans that they with.
h"ld their endorsement OF him De
spite This fact. Ncwbcry expresses Tho
be lief that he has been fully vindir,,ad
II may be- that he is bat There lrc
many men who would not feel abou, il
Ih'r' were some other matters aadc
from The innocency Of Ncvbcrry con.
"d'r'd ~ the republicans when tboy
voted ~ they did iu this matter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14

An atmospheric dis
urlau,c of slight in.
% .iiy uNprsprsa.is
De- ohio valley and
hc Great Lakes ic
uliruu in colder
RDithp and lirht
nut 90 rain over the
Missouri and oh,
ll,y. the Great
Lakes fhc Atlantic
md Gull Siutcs CON
Nt.tns rrmrin sta
.l.uurN over ia.
M ...
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new COUNTY AGENT
NAMED IN SWlSRER

sf.ra' 'o rhs News
It TIA. Jan. f1-P e. Bennett Of
i''i'iH @ who has been appointed coun.
Hreni GER Svishor County to sue.
f'a ~ e. Wtrc who has accepted q
similar position IN oklahoma. will ~.
ave aiout the 10th TO take up his rev
dnii's Mr iienneit comes highly r.e.
o'nmend'd from nonley and nallam
counties where he has been county
.1eni Tor several years.
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II
p,t I.. .b.,l his hand restraining
pip tn. nom to r..i,, hnd NOT s,t
come The, MUST cnioy thoi liquor
first aud cngcndcg fresh courage 'rnn
Its no.
"uuv, drink Joe asked Nuania.
She didn't like the tome of his Nu.rc.
llo was speaking with entire familiar
its. and again she expected mtyi,r.
orrc t.,m Harold Her fau,a. however,
was lingering tine bottle. She av Hll
stra.rhicn. ever so little. and l.huld tho
nrst alus ~ rising aur, m iho syt.
IL h,s lips.
ESQ.," the gul responded cu.uly
The others poured themselves "'-h''
ornks-s'arecrng portions in'i mo'e
than h'ii'mpii'd inc In.l A" 'n'
quarts Then they drew Ni.H lhr''
heads and drained th, cups
INV
"A uu, t,tst-and everybody stand
up." H,rold. getting drunk,r finally
proposed "W,rc going o. dIinE tu \ir.
s.nla' a., my future wife. gentlemen
thr ady who's promised my her hand
I...l 10 h,. there yuu breeds tho
u,st beautiful woman th'i ever came
To- the North Drink h'i down.
tn. burning poison poured into their
. threats Virginia glanced az her pistol
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-03-25
POISON THE PRAIRIE DOGS

Mr.. Thompson. of the Bio
logical Survey, has prepared
200 gallons of poisoned oats
for prairie dogs and squirrels,
which poison is now available
to farmers and ranchmen of
this county who desire to use
it.
This poisoned grain will be
distributed on terms similar to
that of last year; that is, for
every gallon bought and paid
for at the rate of fifty cents,
another gallon will be given
free provided the free poison
is distributed on adjacent. un-
patented land. For the farm
er having no unpatented land
adjoining his own land and
who wishes to spread poison
ed oats on his property. this
oats must be paid for at the
rate of fifty cents per gallon.
While the Biological Survey is
short on funds. yet they have
agreed to the above PROPOSE
ton. the terms of which must
be strictly adhered to. The
County Farm Bureau will fin
ance their half of it.
While the prairie dogs will
eat the poison any time dur
ing the year, yet we think re-
suits will be more satisfactory
where poisoning is done early
in the spring. Farmers want
ing some Of this poison should
see II. G.. Morecraft. c. r.
Ewing or the County Agent.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-03-25

have-a necessity we have
lacked for a long time-and
this summer Monte Vista is to
have three large state conven-
tions. the P. E. o. convention,
the G. A. R. convention and
the convention of the Ladies
of the G. A. R., for which ac-
commodation must be made.
The state has built and
equipped the armory for mill
tary purposes. Now it is up
to us to furnish it so that the
general public may likewise
take advantage of this sterling
addition to our city.
Get behind and push! The
commercial club expects to
have a tag on every man in
the city before next Monday
night. Display your tag; show
that your are doing your part.
Those who have tickets but
no tag can get one at Fuller's
drug store. Those who have
no tickets can get them from
most anyone you strike on the
street.
If it is impossible to accom-
modate the crowd the first
night, a return engagement
will be given the night of the
3Oth.
You cannot miss it and you
surely will be sorry if you do.
Let's gol