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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
Real Real Estate

Groom hou,e Moth Fillmore. price
$4,000 viii tilie Ford "a Dodge car. "a
lew hundred cash balance $40 per
month
Modern GROOM bungalow. practically
new " foot EAST irunt lot ln southwest
part # town. Hardwood floors. large
basement AZ huiltin teautres. Prize
1850 W!ll take standard MAX" oi car.
$1,000 cash, isdIurc y,ty easy II sou
are looking ror real home. YOU w.i!
be- pleased after investigating this
Have uom 90 ACRES. 10 q. ooo acres
IN line 81 the present oil development
Tea sal. in fe- At bargains.
Can sell YOU quaftcr. hall. on SEE
lion 81 go'd plains land. $3.50 per acre
ash. halinc" p, equal payments. q pei
cent Attractive pticr
Let Us know yam wants. We appre.
cate your business.
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Kansas CITY Live stock.

KANSAS CITY. Fob l0-Cattlc. o..
.eiuis LOO. beef steers and lnt she
s'oes steady and arour top steers
g. 5u. medium TO good h,fcts s. OoI
$50. cows si00Hi.5. ,aun.rs and
cutter, tes0H355. bulls mostly So GO
a4es. eood'',ollers s. -oHe0o. good
stock steers g. So
Hogs receipts. q 900. fairly active.
steady 10 strong. spots l0r higher. best
lights So soHs.6j. bulk OF sales s, SsH
800. packer top $3.50. packing sows
and pigs steady
Sheep. receipts. Uo0. sheen steady
lambs generally lU1l., higher moth
INK Ui0.r ou sale. h'st Offered $3.50.
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y n. 90 aztec iffa.
NEW fpl;k Feb 90 Go view OF The
"nlhrunE news ai hand the cotton
'"tt'i to-day gave "a ycr, good account
{ ITSELF. and 90 The close showed a
l'w advance 'of . 10 % points. with
n"s, oi IN later positions at highest
"'cis oi the d,y Fnt sales investment
Ad' noted in the new crop deliveries
ased nn the development Of huuish
i''. growing uui II lcssened fertilizer
1l's throughout the South and IA b,.
i'i that BON wceyil damage the com.
nE season will be equal o.. f not
.urap than Inst wear
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. I0.--It was ,
'ssI'u az small declines and ADVANCE.
cotton t"iIs with the net chlngr
% th" close. an advance 81 fout To- 10
olnts Fairly down swings put the lis
. Q" lG points under the finh price.
Yesterday while later reactions ear.
i"I Do u "a points above. March
tidru down fH 1889. up Co 1912 and
"srd lf 1908 The opening WAS ac.
H. UuI toward mil.s'ss.on Il was b,
fm marriott With traders on the losing
.' n..Ir 1897. -sIi'. bur the afternoon
.".Y
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REAL ESTATE
Buy, Build, Sell, Trade
or Rent

Dandy east front lots in Tie oliver
F.altIe addition. - bargain, good
terms. viii conside. trade 90 san Jacinto
lots priced right
Wen improved section with 4 room
h0us' and sFulm house, two wells
and two wind n.is fenced and crossed
fenced land in high state of cultivl.
ton Two milcs riel aud seven south
81 Canyon city. Goo tIId' lpr uniuploN
Cd Land.
For Trade Small ranch west of ANA
lilo lot home iu Amarillo 90 Canyon
city.
For Sale--A mod'in Eroom bungalow
practically new. ou CORNER lnt GA Wcsr
9TH. at bargain Very best - terms
what have you Co offer
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NNnnl

BOSTON Mass. Feb i0-Thc Com.
100 hal'"tiu tomorrow viii publish
.." quotations as follows.
Missouri and average Now England
f '''t aNn3sc. threc.eighth blood
''. or.touuh blood 36a37c.
Secured hg>is. Texas Tine T. month.
...1L'H. lr, \ months 90dssc.
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N'N lpEk. Feb delivering n,
.''H aHH.- prices ln Western lob.
'n- markets. today contributed Ia
.U'I'.-s n local markets without
.uH,,.r luHsug lower prices An
COTTON goods lines continued affected
Ntr" troubles in New England
mills Yarns ols'd further with light
+ri Additional lines OF men.
|H1 womcns wear worstei. for
fr hing opened. Burlaps ,y@r,
e.Aa quiet with Interest, cen.
H.". .r rlvs.
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Nichiia Mmkrf.

WICHITA Kap u'cb i0-llors re.
ccipts. 500. mar,ot steady. top saio.
mlk Sq20da 20.
Cattle. receipts 100. market steady
far week. beef steers $1,000 80. beef
hriters 50 Jod675. bocf COWS S3.O0d
{ 30. stockcis ana feeders s115G6 70.
s.0cI. rows and h,uus SD GOA %
bulls $1,000 900. calves S3.0O4 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11

.IiilAGo F'h lo--rotliocs steady.
Minnesota Sucked round whites $50
" ."f Wisconsin Sucked round
".' 'flHI cwt. NHchig,p
fHIHi whites S2O5H2I5 cNt.:
..'' sucked fuHIs {1I5H2gO cwt.
t"' e..e.i brown heau,ies $40
.ef
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IoIlnnsrrd OIL

N.N WORM Feb. i0-Cottonseel
.N -'nod SLIGHTLY through scattered
.''.I h'.ing or The hullish showing IN
lfl and -lin. bat outside sunpor,
SOS n'n' Goo eood duo to dun trad,
conditions Closing bids were IN Z
no'nis n"t hIghcr Slies n 500 har,ol.
lf'm" rrud, Ss.os@S25. prime s,m.
mrl yellow spoi e. 90. March A. IN.
N1F 500 luly s. 9a. all bad.
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INerrnnI Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. Feb lO--Cotton SPOT
". prices easier. good mlfilinE
.- ;nia maII.nE 9Se; middHng s.47
H m.diNnr ,.' good ordinary 73e:
I0.FE n.- SALES {. 900 bales inrlud.
. 10000 American.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Torloise shell rim gl1gs'' be-.
tween Fair ThItro ana sos Van
Buren, Return % NlllIc Adams -
phone it3
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Texas Coiisn.

DALLAS. fch. io-Cotton n,lsdllnr
ft.i- s'efdy Houston 1850. sfead,
GiIteat.n Do 60 steady.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WtNTsu. ...ff 2. -nlt'i OF
lara IueI r.H'' fH Hm" "i
willow stand afH. h.s. 1..i
gain fIm CA" g. scar. t"ur
snH rru, .. IH..- address UH 20
.tht. .Hff... particulars
WANTED r.. n.aI r.r.nE e,r.li
nrsd "a
I-sSTTfnN- General office work lv
sorir,'erf business UHr-lu. car hand +"
i,,i.inss. rn. "ofurrr, t~--' i~.~r-
errrs VIZ. E D. care Ntus
WANTED D.. .nHr. niE wItl fHrr
Years exp. .-... position as hont-
s.errr and .. - IEnrs 1888
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WANTED TO BUY
DRESSMAKINC

HEMSTITCHING ana picoiing attach.
ment Works on any sewing machine.
easily adjusted Price 9 90 delivered
with fuli Instructions Gem Novelty
Company. Bns iaai. Corpus christi.
rts US
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11

-Four choice elHt front lots. ca paving.
IN san Jaciuto Heights No letter lots
this addition For quick sale. iZl00
cash.
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new UpTURNS ARE
MARKED IN WHEAT


CHICAGO. Feb. i0.--unfavorable
conditions for the domestic winter crop
together with higher quotations al Lls.
lpool ana Buonos Aires did a good
iem today Co brine about new uplurus
here IN The price ~ wheat Tho market
tossed firm go li.c 90 ~ nci gain.
th Mly sl.3t", Cd ;i.3l7.. ana July
llii. % Sii1N Corn advanced 10 Ia
i,c al la.c. oat 20 az Sc to re and
rovisons ~ to 25c
Word oi serious damage 10 corn crop
Argentina Uas the chief factor 10.
ana producing HIGHER prices here for
Hrn rMng BOO thp yaluc ol oats were
lVrn,d mainly hy the action OF The
uru market
Prmaious assembled with hogs and
uln
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11

DnIt nI.. rr.. In he t-r'fei States
Ife ars-i fhlu Posing. China
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Askew, Short, Parton
and Durham


DICKSON HAS
Parties wanting 10 huy vast mont lot.
900 F.Dth Tyler. Harrison and Van
Eursu. also want lots IN san Jacintp
Price thHn. worth the money and We
win sen lor you Ala have buyer
tDt and 90 paved rad
u.,r new an base GO good location
ire4y'. fw 81 % PEI acre. 800 80
nsuai
Lease i".ning I Sh pasture. south.
a. ~ pr acre
ilAif section good hud ir Randall
County. $50 peg acfc This l. ton good
20 last
LIST NouI real estate. lands and oii
.cass~ with Dol. % you tsslly want them
sold
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.rA--uI rENAs

STAT. uI TENNS
o. '. SHERIFF .'ar, Duu-th'. ol r.'
t .nft sr',tins
..... hr.'Ht commanded q. ..f. .I
a,.... interested boo the w..... r
I... N.E Stevens .nd NlN.. $3.50
..... s''s're. nna-. to g"f... t
boo .,. regular term ui CO.,. .....
O.. .. Potter. Texas fu Do, Dol. ..
thereof boz DO, CE NH.
. .s.-. n ih, mutr
I... IF.. fG. ..m, .... ... ...
-. Ernrulru ia.- &
.. a, mop.f ia da m.
annie Na, SrH .
.r. ..H n slid cuGrf .r ...
.. .., p,r.us auI .. U,. .. ...
... N.I stevens ... H., t
.. sI'r'.. ninDf.
''"un nh not ~ Does. ..
..' 30 'fe r,H '.
f.. u.a with .D ..r.
sHs uo, tH H.. .,.....
AHH. r. 50 r.m.. ...
...ry count u Potter ..#s -.
HtrH vd' ut H.i s.
.... no. office .n flr ,... ..
..,.. fiH. lo.I #l. .. I.....
D. 81 rrT".<
'.'.. .f ih' County ,..
fH.. Tow.
!. II"I-.H.I.
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Cash Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. lO-Cash
wheat No. hard {l2IHlg5. No . rsd
50 egat27.
Corn No. white 5oaiic. No. 9 vel.
ow 52isc.
oats No white 363tG37c. No. 2
mixed 3GnG7c.
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CHICAGO. Feb l0-Whcat No &
ed $l.2sHl3o 40 red sig4
Corn 30. mixed % l.2Gbil .4c:
Va. yellow 5gd55c.
oats No % whit, 3sl4a4Oi.2c
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HI-N 90 STONE
Eefrree in tifnkrm
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Concludc, Revival

"T'"T"T ~ ~ W.
81 DAN A.e U-Bov Ross ~ Lll,-
o.. hgs I'1 concluded successful
'Nitm H S.ia.. be- attendance was
sH''l.n' tmoIlhcl' tie week ana the
interest up f0 every expectation Rev
Ross attend. fo th, spiritual needs ~
Ws Methodist l,0ck here two SUNDAYS
a rI,h month while Rev. Odom ~ Lit.
...,'d has cnurg, oi tho Baptist people
rd Hl,o conducts services twice
Month lHmllt ne mcctingc are
turned rtu union services
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

SODA fAuNr NINs-Handsome iaO.
foot complete outfit used only few
months: good as rev. Aiso ore ten
foot and one cilhtfout outfit jtist ehIp.
ped back from Oh fields. Exceptional
hmgaIns ON easy terms Write on wire
Cpsman Fountain Co, Dallas Texas.
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ON Men Orened IN GnIIcin.

81 A. soUated Pres
Al~1N Poland Aug l5-A tclc.
tm uu EoNs.uH. Eastern GnlIcA.
.HiI. fuf u,0 vell bored there has
1U.l 40 ard IS now giving 30 car
,.,. O' 90 % dt This amount repre-.
n.s -n ps c,uI 90 the total produc.
n. .. fI. E,uslaW district
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale

L or Dale
Five room modern house has large
hnth. screened In hack porch ana wash
room. plaslcrcd double floors. has Nee
light fixtures. many convenient clos -ts.
huntin features loo Kitchen, French
doms. located on east front corner lot.
u-W pavement Price $500 good
terms
just finished ono of the most complete
aud mudc.n small homes iu Amarillo
has tour room and bath built IN fea.
tunes loo k.t,h,u bath and i,iich'n I'm.
ished loo white onlu,l lgh, fixtures.
extra urgr living room with French
door into dining ~ breakfast room.
plenty tlosot room Price $3.50. good
terms.
CoNiio foot lot on Jackson street, best
residence district. s. oOo. with $500 cash,
htlancc $500 per year.
aoNi40 foot lot 100 h,0ct Joining pave
mont 100 san laD.n.u lltghtt. ~s front
nc.n school building Price $500
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REAL ESTATE

FOR TRADE modern five.room
houses. Best part OF town Want
smaller house ana Will give long time
on me balance Might take property in
Other town Phone 400
FOR SlIE-One.half block. East ith
a. ard stree. Hn Johnson. vi. ". a..
Mctricl,. SO1 Tyler street.
bOR SALE-The best bargain over
Offered m NmaI'o D. ruom .nrnur
hHus" completely rrri. led enc year
lease w'lI take gom .1r ae pIi PAS
m,ut. s'mc cash and terms ou balance
Phone .aGs-1
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MISCELLANEOUS

SADDLE Horses. fancy sd lie horses
for hire. Phone f40.
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&C. Upton Realty Co.

REAL ESTATE and OIL. LEASES
Room ~ pU.h-,t Building
Telephone llNa l,,s Phone 1885
Amarillo. Texas
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trsi n| rid.ai's hcai aaa s. b.
ouls b. shrnlA
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Brock & Kidd
Blackburn Bids
lI lU .t

DRUG Excellent suburban lu
cation Fort Worth. Texas. New build
ns ready about tenn DAYS Party who
intended opening place unalIc to pro
cr'd further aud VIII 90 ru lease and
equity u fixtures 900 discount. Fine
location. good lease; rclsomhlr rent.
can lr opened including now stock fag
$1,000 cash. balance monthly pasmruts
Write on viru GroHGlu Fountain 60
Dallas. Texas
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TNE EINT room mrl.fr hor.s fu
Arfff ffriur rhnr 9-
I"...I.. ...llri
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07
MIGHT SEEM so TO DADDY
Full House" Likely to Be the Least
That Father of Quintet Would
Remark

A social worker attending the
convention in Indianapolis Of the In
diana tuberculosis association told
this one:
A Sunday school teacher had been
asked by one of her pupils what WORD
was used in referring 10 two children
born at the same time
Twins" the teacher answered.
What is the term used I'm referring
TO three babies born M the same
time?" was fhe next inquiry.
They are triplets." she replied.
How do you refer 10 four babies -
another asked.
-Four babies are called quadru-
plets."
A bright. flaXen-haired youth. prob
ably thinking fC catch the teacher
asked the term for FIVE children.
Before the teacher had time TO re-
spond, a red-headed little fellow. the
Peck's bad boy of the class, answered.: i:
Gee, that's full house. Indian
apolis News
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07
Cinderella Changes Fathers and Homes

HHICAGO.-VictOria Klensy, sixteen
- years old. used TO live at S454
Mackinaw avenue, South Chicago
Friday morning at 2 O'Clock, Edward
Cliff, 161 West Chestnut street en-
countered her at State and Congress
streets. She was crying.
whats the matter, little girl?" he
asked
'Tm starving" she answered I've
been afraid TO ask anybody for any
thing. I've just been walking up and
down"
Cliff bought her a meal Then he
took her TO a movie in West Madison
street, because she wanted ito go
somewhere where 1 can keep warm"
She would not tell him her name. He
notified the police. They kept her at
South Clark street station until Sun
day morning. To Mrs. Helene Danek
president of the WOman's Protective
association, she finally told her story.
Nobody loves me at home" she
said. MY father beats me. So does
my brother. | do all the hOusewOrk
Last Thursday my father told me,
Get out Of here and get a job. And
don't you dare come back here till
you do, I was afraid TO go home"
Studying the girls winsome face
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07
Two Widows Mourning for Same Husband

Then Mrs. Belle Gilbert, the sec
Ond wife, middle-aged woman,
beautiful. gray haired, wept because
she had sent the telegram.
Nov they'll slander my poor dear"
she cried. And he's dead and can
make no answer. Why did you keep
this to yourself all these yearsT
asked him And he said that it was
dead and forgotten and there was no
use digging it up again"
CHICAGO-The death of Edward J.
Gilbert is double blow to his Chi
cago family Mrs Claire Gilbert, 81
East FOrty-eighth street, learned that
while she was spending thousands in
search. her husband was living with
a second wife. Her children, who
have been prosecuting the search, are
Miss Claire Gilbert, twenty years old,
and Earl Jay Gilbert, Jr., twenty-six,
an actor of New York City.
My son and l are going TO Los
Angeles. l want him TO see his faith
er's body" said Mrs. Gilbert. II
never ceased TO love my husband and
will continue TO cherish his memory.
He simply drifted away. He never
consciously hurt any one in his life.
| haven't the heart to blame the wom-
an he Illegally married. I'm sure she's
suffering too"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07
Sisters May Sit Together in Congress

n SHLAND, NEB.-'If you run for
4 congress. shall, too" Mrs.
Irene Cleveland Buell.. city prosecutor
here, wrote that To her sister, Mrs.
A. X. Gault, mayor of st. Peter, MINI.
Mrs. Gault announced her candidacy.
And as soon as news reached Mrs.
Buell. she, too, filed her petition as a
candidate from the Fourth Nebraska
district. Both sisters will run as pro
gressive Democrats. Their platforms
will advocate soldiers bonus, de-
creased taxes, better farm prices,
strict law enforcement and uniform
marriage laws.
Mrs. Buell. and Mrs. Cox were born
to politics." they say. Their mother
was a cousin of Grover Cleveland.
That's the wherefore of Mrs. Buells
middle name. And their father the
late f. st. Julien Cox, was a lawyer.
and the first mayor Of st. Peter, MINI.
Mrs. Gault fills that job now. Both
women were pioneer suffragists.
The sisters leaning toward politics
doesn't shut them off from the joys
Of domesticity. Both are model house
wives and enjoy home life.
And each sister Is the mother of
son who served overseas in the war.
The two boys now are attending the
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07
RIGHT TIME TO PLANT CORN
In Central Corn Belt Seed Planted in
April is Slew in Coming Up and
is Not Hardy

There is a right time TO plant corn.
and usually the better farmers wheth-
or they figure by the calendar. by the
size OF oak leaves. or by the phases
Of the moon. in every neighborhoOd
know when that right time comes.
II is suggested, however. that more
corn is planted too early than too late
Corn is Il hot weather plant In the
central corn belt the seed that is
planted in April is usually slow in
coming up and less hardy than the
seed planted about the middle Of May
The distribution Of rainfall affects the
yield. and this varies from season to
season, but the corn experts say. and
this theory is verified by common ex-
perience, that the best yields and most
rapid growth may be expected from
the medium planting dates.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07

Elyria, Ohio.-''I can highly recon-
bend Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
oovery as a household remedy for deep
seated coughs and colds and as d
tonic and builder in rundown condi-
tions Golden Medical Discovery has
been of great value to me and TO my
family for years and ii is pleasure
to recommend it."-Mrs Emma Vos-
burgh, 223 Rush st.
When rundown you can quickly
pick up and regain vim, vigOr, vitality
by obtaining this Medical Discovery
OF DR.. Pierce's at your nearest drug
store in tablets or liquid. or send 1Oc
TO DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buff
falo, y. Y, for trial pkg. or write for
advice.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07
Success

ing his best 10 inculcate lessons of
altruiSm, and had taken aS his exam
pie the case of tNo little boys. one
of whom was always ready 10 grab.
while the second was willing 10 share
everything
Nov. children" he finished impress
sively. (which Of these two boys will
grow up into the successful and re-
spected manf'
And as one voice the class an
Swered:
The guy that Sits American Le-
sion Weekly.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07
MOTHER! OPEN
CHIlD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Your little one will love the ''fruity'
taste OF California Fig Syrup" even II
constipated. bilious. irritable. feverish.
or full of cold. A teaspOOnfuI never
fails TO cleanse the liver and bowels.
In q few hours you can see for your
self how thoroughly II works all The
sour bile. and undigested food out Of
the bowels and you have a we'll. play
ful child again.
Millions OF mothers keep California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea
spoonful today saves a sick child to-
morrow Ask your druggist for genu-
Inc California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children Of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother
You must say california" or you may
get an imitation fg syrup.-Advertise-
ment
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07
The Eternal Triangle With Variations

become the mother of another child
Il am to blame. and l want to sup
port both Of the families it is all
my fault" said the man.
Jail the woman. not my husband,
said the injured wife "she 'vamped
him. 1t is ali her fault
"Just make him provide for my
babies don't want him. but please
protect my children" pleaded the lit
tie mother.
The Slaughterback girl told Judge
Lindsey that she became acquainted
with Jones three years ago. They
became Intimate and Jones eStab-
lished her in home at 30l6 Stout
street When the child was about to
be born. she said she found that Jones
was a married man and could not
marry her. She said:
II never want to see him again.
He has beaten me black and blue.
and I don't love him. only stayed
with him after the baby was horn for
her sake | don't want him in jail
because then he can't support the
babies"
Jones gets 500 a month lie will
go back 10 his family. They will.
however. not get all OF his Incopr
for some time
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07

Hardy Tomato Plant Started in Pot
ton, ID. C.. The bulletin also contains
valuable suggestions TO growers as to
methods which are profitably followed
where the crop is most successful
The story of the tomato is that of a
delicacy which has lived down a bad
name and come into its own after
years of effort. OF American origin, it
attracted unfavOrable attention first
about 1900, and for long time was
branded as poisonous and consequent
ly avoided. Later, designated as the
love apple, it found favor with a few
lovers Of delicacies and with growers.
By 1887 the total pack OF canned to
matOeS in the United States was about
100000 cases of "a one-quart cans
each. Now the commercial pack, ex-
elusive of soups, purees, ketchup, and
pulp exceeds 100000 cases of "A
No. cans. These figures do not in
clude the millions of cans put up by
housewives for home consumption or
the fresh tomatoes which grace Amer
lean tables during the growing season.
Chief among the states where to-
matOeS are raised for canning are, in
order named: Maryland, Indiana. Mis-
souri,, Delaware, New Jersey, New
York. Utah, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and
West Virginia. The acreage planted in
tomatoes for canning purposes only
in 1920 was 244,745. The yield from
that acreage was 1.O03,35S tons.
The bulletin follows the methods
used from the seed to the can,
describes methods Of planting, soils
best adapted for the vegetables
growth, tells how the crop may best
be harvested, and sums up the chief
requirements for good results as fol
lows:
Successful tomato growing depends
Oh good farm practices, good seed.
good plants. proper fertilizer. careful
planting, clean cultivation, and dis
ease control through spraying and
through the use Of diSease-resistant
varieties. Growers who pay attention
TO these factors produce crops which
give them satisfactory returns"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-04-07

Boston School Of Technology. They've
written letters of congratulation TO
their mothers.
AS city prosecutor Mrs. Buell. Gre
ated stir here when she sought full
enforcement of the Fourth of July or
dinance The ordinance prohibits fire
crackers. Seven viOlators, including
the mayors brother, were arrested.
Mrs Buell. opened a prosecution. The
mayor said he'd dismiss her if she
didn't drop it, She didn't. Then the
city council passed a resolution dis
missing her and repeating the offend
ing ordinance. But this dismissal was
found incorrect legally. and Mrs. Buell.
was retained. The Fourth of July
violatOrs were found guilty and fined.