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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01
THEY ARE COMING HERE.

NJ q" the hl" oh companie, are securing hold
's, m the ncid near Amarillo. Those whose foo,.
mg> nave been ,ccurc for the past wear are IN.
're",ng their holdings The ,tafcmep, m,d. Ly
'"'n'e "' men month, ago that Amarillo IS the
next h'e 'c in the oil game" j, being demonstrated
10 measure, " tith q, evidenced m inycstmcn, 81
real homes .gooduc,, money I'm the pronositiop
Ncrcaer ha, been acquired by men and com
pan'cS. all cot whom have the utmost measure of
faith in this territory They are making No c,pn,,.
'I'"'' "i I"lh hui are showing their genuncucss
oi conviction though the investments and these
are not small ones, m many instances. Dependable
geologiStF have repeatedly made the statement that
oil commensurate with the known gas volume will
he discovered n thu, portion OF the Panhandle. They
have undoubtedly put this message over Tor the
big oil development comr<uic, are here Tor no
other purpose than tu reap return, ON their invest
mcut IN thi, icld
II ANY set Of men are entitled to be deemed
able Go determine with a dependable degree of ac-
curacl the presence at Ill these men evidently be-
hong to tina, class They are not novice, and their
long experience. their financial ability To- engage
the abcst geological cNI.rt, all point to the worth
OF the field in this part of the Panhandle Tor an
these have been conferred here. and upon them.
large Investment, have been made
That Amarillo will become the Tulsa Of the oil
world la, been predicted by a number of CAPABLE
men. The people OF THIS city are taking stock in
tins forecast, and that too, with assurance Of Jul
t'llmcni oi their dreams of future greatness
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MAKE A GOOD START TODAY.

Every man, woman and child who may with any
degree Of convenience de- So, should attend church
TODAY.
sunday and New Year, day Is a combination
that none should overlook Every individual m
Amarillo has many things for which TO De thank
iul, and whether that person be Protestant Catho-
nc or Jew. the proper spirit OF appreciation should
be voiced IN an attitude OF thankune,s today.
Amarillo is a urch-goug community and each
passing year find, the aggregate number Of those
who attend religious worship ever larger and larger
The leading religious communion, have their meet
mg place, m thl, city, and an of them have pro
grams designed Tor the beticrmcut OF mankind 1t
matters not, in measures OF the sum total OF good
that there IS rather insSteut difference Of opinion
expressed in these various communions on some
points. they each and all recognize the Author OF
)ur beng as the great head Of the universe with an
ovcrwcanlug concern Tor the welfare Of his crea-
lures
1t becomes the duty OF Amarillo people to at
tend the churches they have helped Ia maintain
WITH their investment OF funds thought, and de-
'res. These organizations. housed at considerable
expense are carrying forward their work with
determination that is showing results From the
lsh's' u" the lowest or from the smallest 10 the
greatest ihe' are contributing to the moral wei
''f' "I the community of which they are part.
So. len the New Year be well started ,bro,,g,, p
determination 10 attend religious services. regard.
e'> OF the particular trend, or character Of the
denomination that may be favored
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NATIONAL COMMANDERS GREETING.

Ianford MacNidcr National Commander OF the
American Legion J, proving Co jhc "boys" OF the
World War that they made 900 mistake IN clcvatiug
him to the exalted Station o., NOW occupies From
the very minute ht y,, elected De- ha, voiced only
The highest. most commrudahc sentiments in con-
nection with the wonderful organization at whose
head he stands.
Few men have so inspired the american Legion
in It's determination to be- ct service as has aniord
MacNidcr lie has been constantly ON the job. and
never without just the right idea at the right time
This leader realize, the worth oi being capable oi
wisely directing the force, under him Note the
following word Of New Year, greeting sent out
by Commander NiacNidcr through the American
Legion Weekly;
~Nonc Of Us can be happy unless we are doing
something constructive and mo- Legion year can be
satisfactory without worthwhile accomplishments.
Every issue that has ever confronted the Legion
lies before us accen,uatci by an industrial ,tua-
ion which demands as prompt adjustment The
disabled veteran Is siill rtangcd in red tape The
ex-seryicc man is without proper adjusted compcn-
Eation and thousands Of veterans are walking the
streets 81 our cities searching for cmpo,m cni
The radical un-American is hard at work ,o under
nninc omr Government;
Your national oflicals-all OF rs your employees
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and servants. instructed by you in convention as
sembled-arc sailing into these and our many other
problems with all the strength YOU give us. The
strength OF the Legion is in your post and the
strength OF the post is in YOU Send Us your bricks
or your bouquets. but most OF all your suggestions
Tor real constructive progress
PAY your New Year dues right now and get
that other lad into the Legion With the impetus
that viii give rs we can deliver the goods. The in
,piraiion Of knowing YOU are behind rs win be
cnough 10 shove rs over the top.
May the New Year hold all happiness, and sue
cess Tor YOU and your post
From the viewpoint OF the cx.scr,icc man. It
would be difficult 10 imagine the crowding in OF
more real iood Tor thought in this space The spirit
OF righteousness, OF true Amcricani,m, is domnat-
ing the cN-scrvicc men n the United States. They
are learning as they 60 forward that the heart OF
the great American people b, with them. now and
until the dawning Of that day when the last Of their
number shall have been called INTO the reunion OF
that eternal Legion--ior 400 who have gone westH
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With Our EXCHANGES

limb. "rr canine population has multi.
plicl until DO, dogs are no small nui.
anOr tcw ur them are kept for any
purpose. Like Topys they "iusi
rr.vrd"
o. is to ho hoped That steps viii De-
taken Co rid Vernon or ,ts monerel dog
population Vernon Record.
The Record is correct iu this matter.
iur there is really no plap, in IA, 1879
srh'mc ct progress Tor needless wastes
" viii NOT matter whether the waster
%" m"nerrl dog or 20 ut. there T.
90" ru"n. o- fnoi fr him The United
states is paying hE toll for these
was',iul animals and DO tho aggrc
gate hcap o' foud consumed could D.,
seen in ono mm'ns, heap. d would be-
maintain high-all ,lialI. 81 being
turned 60 better account tor a., lappf
cot The 'niir, paoulr IN, News he.
ii"F's thai fhn 1uiroi,u campaign
sh'uld h' i.i'd hs tbs anti mouer,l dog
r1mpairners. boz thr interest of econ
Dmy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

Iudr.ue from the returns which
eruo of our farmers arr receiving rom
a., sale OF turkeys This season. D. would
s.m ihat 10, turkey raising industry ~
ui. county o. very ptoliah'" bust
NOES. This week Mr and Mrs.. " j..
SIMPSON. OF DO. Dmuuuu country.
Lrourlt m 900. beI utliW'ni ~ q
shipment ol $50 turk,rH which brought
u,m 20 total H approximately 81 wv.
Th. I.' ueUiim.nt consisted NJ -
uitH. which brought So apiece. Mr..
Simpson stated that they had had
som, Iad m.L with turkeys last sum
m,r. losing 200 600 account of bad
weather They have reserved % tur-
Rows as .b. usH Tor next years flock.
John Hltsr b. another farmer who IS
making money by raising urkcvs ON
Thursday hr brought boz % load " ten
i.re.vs Tor which Do received q good
price IIo lys that two ~ them
brought $1,000 Mr. Baker Gives In
az, SENECA community. 800 CLAYTON
News.
Hero arc SOME moro Illustrations oi
u., fact Chat puuliry as am item ~ farm
diyorsIficltiou. is worthy tho utmost
confidence ana respect Twelve hum
drod dollars may not ho a forum" hut
o. ie 20 considerable sum OF cash 40 that.
Tho ,haucos are that few kafir. ar I'm.
dHu corn growers 81 the Clayton COM
muuiv pluall'd that ON their crons.
md certainly this was not acoompl he'd
op anything like a similar investment.
Tho dav Of ono.cron farming IS vast.
whether tho one crop De- wheat. Ufr.
cotton. or h,pf cattle There must be
di.,rsifuUUu to make @ success.
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DAPTISTS ERECTING
CHURCH IN JUAREz

49, pASO. Dec. 3l.-For sixteen
years thr Eov W +. iiatchcll. Rap
ust minister has hhorcd In northern
Mexico. most OF the time I'm .luarcZ.
lor sixteen wears h. has had dream
uhIch Is fast being realized For this
long ho has planned and worked %
lrld modern church IN Mexico and
now % neat modern. pretty little sie,.
roo structure is nearly finished IN
Iulr'x Most of the money WIS pro.
vI1vd lV the foreign hoard ~ missions
o' the southern Baptist church head
quarters 81 Richmond Va
The building is Of brick. has an
auditorium fnr church services and four
hool rooms IN the basement.
The Ecy. Mr. Hatchclls conerega'
iDn numbers i5O.
THE preacher has won many admirers
BE- Mexico and in ~ paso Tor his faith.
iu' work. When Mexico was torn nv
revolutions be- STAYED on the iob on
manv occasions when antiAmerican
telling ran hirh IN Mexico and when
'W ricans sircamcd out of many
M'Niran towns In large numbers. the
Row M litt.hen STAYED "a his work.
iulr.T has ch1nrcd hands eleven
'rcs in thc PAST ~ years and "" has
h.'u there each dime. most ~ 'h' time
residing In a little adobe hut which be-
u'cd not only as n residence. hui ~ a
school Cor "a few Mexican children and
.cmeim,s Tor religious services.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

- now seems very probable That
pelcc Is ASSURED Tor Tho noVt r,rsr,.
'ion President Harding SAWS su. and
Do is Do a position 20 know. Do lutIofl,
does with tacit agreement b,iween
TIE emitted States. England. France and
Japan On hold conferences together and
with other nations prior 10 taking any
Narlikc steps over any difficulties
which may arise. makes b clear to any
thinking mind that the ch1nc,s Of ygar
les AGAINST r.acc Tor tho next % year,
or more. are slim. This year. mora
il.au amy other Tor many mst. the
Christmas slogan. peace on earth
cood viii to men" should mean som,
thing -iamra News.
I.ct ue hope for this rlorions ending
90 ihe conference fur th. limitation ~
ornaments n - nelco Tor vf.rf the
entire world IS signing and IL % g. in
siehi may God d. praised Cor his GOOD
ness IN crystaiizing Tho homes and
prayers of men and women down
through the centuries until ih N,rr
present.
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nIREAIIInR DNIIINRI-

To" 'riiI hy design" pl,r b. eooing
ana" great ftynr go have ID. Then,
must hr 90 uupum tu work oui The
icNan SUGGESTS ls e. plr, uf palhlrtr
program tw ls.-. th, following.
ENi'n~Ioa of street paving.
St'w' f" g. municipal park iu m,
con'"n. wh'e tbr fair grounds nov
are.
Bitter cooperation between de- citi
rrrs &" th. utt sud th. country.
Fairgrounds tar small children and
community huuso for everybody.
"A 'Fau'f trft viii n,v hi.hesi
marhrt mira fer butter Cat.
fiHft''s thlt UU iay hirh.st mar
ev prircs for lu farm uroiurfs
A. r"i inf rs,d. as can BE-. bull
Zoe every direction
\ Chamber of Cunmoroc That viii
uplsai tn everybody -pamaft T.ar
TIE Texan. u thr foregoing. Be- me-
fH''rr F. nr.rram hu surr, a. on.
hat b. nc,ihic and cmboiies MANY
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Memorable Dates Of 1921

March Warren G. Harding m
uguratod president
March 2i-CardInal Gibbons, dean ~
American hierarchy. dies.
May Edward Douglass White.
ohic0 justice ~ United States supreme
Court dies.
May 20-Prosidcut Harding presents
500. GOO worth at adium. Fin ot Amcli
can women. To- Nine. DmIc. Franco.
Polish disrovrr,r uf radum
MAY 81 Nine whites. eI negroes Killed
In rae, conflict m Tulsa. Okla
unr 3-flu'd Jf ru.uio. colo do.
cocoon oUo dlmnr,
june .. Laura Cromwell. woman
loop .th,loop champion. killed m $500
foot IAN from plane.
juno . col q. W Gnlhraith. d..
commander of American Legion killed
in auto accident near indianapolis
June John O.. Emery elected nn.
tional commander OF American IT,.
gion.
june 2j--Prosidont Compnrs and on.
tire administration reelected hy \. =
81 l..
July Jack Dempsey retains heavy
title hy knocking ont Georges Curpen.
tier
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Jus e. llnraiue signs uapc rrsolu
uuu with Germany
Aur. turico Carusa dies iu italy.
Aug % Secretary OF static Hughes.
on i.ialf of rrosd,tn Harding. invites
prncwi allied powers Goo disarmament
conference.
Aug - zEa. giant dririhlc. col
'1pscs and burns u England. Forty
two killed. Including Americans
sept % american rcl,r begins in
RUSSIA
sept Lieutenant NacE.ady
breaks altitude record r.mr a. Noo feet
Ip
ort o. Nrw York Nationals won
WORLDS baseball championship from
New York Americans
Oct 60 Emperor k1rlH restoration
f,il, fur second time ENh.d 10 Ma.
d,ira
oct es- Marshal I'orh arrives In New
York
Nov ll-Gur.m Of unknown Amcrl.
can soldier
Nov i2-Confrrencc on arms limlta
tion opens bon Washington.
bor. c. Irish Free State treaty m
uouncrd
Dec 70 -Four Power agreement
signed
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I.OnMIs. YOU'RE RIGIIT.

4 woman It GAINESVILLE. Wis. secured
10 divorce because hcr husband insisted
that she wash his feet. Heavens What
o. mere man coming Co. anyway when
qha court steps up and says that his
wife shall not wash his feet tie might
Just ls we'll jump in the creek. First.
they tuuk his sllypd away from him.
then thoy wiped out the double stan.
dari Then they CAV" his wife the priv.
n.g, ,f killing his vote with her own
at the ballot box. aud then took his
whlskpy bottle away from him. They
are already starting in ON his t"iac.
.u hy hyu- On, ,auec cot much of the
cancers ,f tur lips. mouth, face and
gums tu ih, irritation caused hy the
contact 81 that weed. but the straw
chat breaks tho camel mans hack o.
co.. deere. - the court that washing
huhhys feet O. sufficient grounds for
diyorrr. puur man just hasn't any
right. l,u canadian Record.
And vet this is called q free coun
try" Isn't % Just awful7 The chances
are that some court would be- found
that would have the tcmerity 20 d".
,llr, that e man has No right 90 whip
DTS own WIFE Oh. just 10 think II the
nerve ~ it--it were 20 rave Alas. what
ATE 40, mere men canning Co. any how
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

An the aunts and unclos ~ Albert and
Florence were 90 boz al the home Of The
children to spend New Years Day Ana
now was the time. Tor all me cousins
and others ! have spoken of to come
Mostly uu wore Their, hui Aunt Syhie.
Uncle Jack and their Two cousins bnt
presently they arrived. and what ""
you think They brought large "hi'r
and gray cat She wHs Vs1 pretty in.
deed
i an were trkled with the cat ih"
cousins and they went to thr Kitchen %"
give her some mills This l'ft the Bear
and alone. and Wr weren't tu bc Do
oli OF anything
0ls M. siurteJ tU The kitDh'n hui th's
we've not there th'u u tnr bed rn"n,
'hut tho, W,r. uof there After lookiug
fur th,m boo several places wc went hack
go th. klf0hrn aud There we heard them
telling stories Around thc big cDll
mne. tHe children wer. listening 90 'hr
story 100, at w1- ready Co t,ll.
ny mothers name Was Tabhy Nam.
ny." sh. mid We lived in the cluu.
try whp, there we're barge trees. MANY
little creeks ram in and out through thr
trees. The nearest ucighbor was three
miles away There were Sis OF us. aud
the lady who owned us thought that ve
We're Too many kiti"ns 80 have around
the place. You 500 my mother wus o.
yeIy clean Ht and was allowed Geo s.r'p
on the bed and live bon the huu-, as U1"
~ tho family. and. OF course. h'r E.U
tens should boz treated with tho $4,000"
respect That is why sH, did uut want
40 az uf" The cot paused ls 80, uls
tired. bat she soon told mulr
$50 one day th' lady iuo, three 81 us
away. aud the others su, I,ft Boo tho
house. This gricyod my mother y,N
much. but she soon began io IHyo us.
and only came back at uithl Time. After
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cITIING or MNsTES.

n Vernon nay be rid ct = consider
able per cent of IT, dor population as
result of the running amuck Thursdiy
right of hydruphubil- VOLT then The
incidoni Viii mot De- without its rreom-
pens' The urirc nil was entirely too
Highland SET ~ have Geo pay hirh
many times boioro AZ -vil b. rooted oar
ur SOM, nuisance o. ahated
The prvscuc, ct ANY number oi Dog
in Vernon bad nu.hinc usrhars. a. ="
with th, man wolfe f,tpN. y h. uf
tul' ssihl. huw.N'r hut that e mum.
h'r Of dors attacked hy ihr ,ur"te NAV
't.t'lp h,drophohil and duplicate Thar
nniunig attack ulon oar proplc. Fr"n'
that eaf.;riri tha dors running ai
nts' air q iu,uacr o. tho if, f every
usrsm in Vernon
Aside ircm any dams 10 hfc Co.
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TOTO'S NEW ADVENTURES
By Kathryn Mcilroy
"Ths Gathering

iawhlc our mother told us how 3; was.
"a was like this. IN the morning she
would feed as ana then walk 'hroe
miles a. the nsirhhor ] spoke Of. For
the other kittens had been given % th"
noighhor oar mother would stay with
Them until almost dark. then return 60
us and stay untii morning again.
"Rut one night a heavy rain set In,
aud lasted several day. This caused all
tne rivers ur rather creeks to rise and
some To- overflow. Bur this didn't keep
mg mother from seeing uur brothers
md sisters. For she swain acrtss the
tNo creeks going over Co., ine other
nnus, Shr Kept This up until the Wa
Iers went doWu and o. took three days
after tho rain f"r them tu Boz normal
su yoU .rr my mother was q very brave
CATE
Win THESE words lhe cat lifted her
h,ld thuy, tlo other. fo sh, was sitting
600 chain
"fuzy Nu2gy said she must be- au
nsU proud cat and % wouLiut D.
.upi., % She was seen eating eng
IoI tul know cats bike to ,rtt rIw u,st
.,ggs.
o. could D., that gay told him.
Then the HORNY Tad called us O..
come a,. what hc'd found. so or We
tuuuyrtd I told him what tho cat had
-uid and h. wouldn't hcltryo IL about
no., git h.iug such brave person on
uIs mother either
Then th, Pear said ho could tell much
Uet.. stories about ihc Oar north. and
bls grandparents 1uu uI such tales that
were true. Aud ! told him ] thought
Do, could GOO. SEQ w. uo going Co have
90 stony contest CO., whatever Won call
''m. tu .,r who 81 the three NJ us could
t.U thr best
Wen u,Nt read "i'urlr Blue RerriD
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ThcyTl Vote Too.

Tho women might a7 well ro 20 tho
tax collector and pay their poll aN aud
then vote The State authorities have
ruled that the women - proper ago
must pay pDll tax whether they vote
o. not. and &C. tho poll INK g. nov ls
sosscd tho collector must mako the
assessment. This win add many dollars
fo the funds 81 tho state and county
and will Of necessity force the women
Co Vote Childrsss Index.
Yes ana they'll vote. too. whom Inc
tax Is paid They have long hcon in.
tcrcstcd Ia lettering conditions. aud
many women are learning ult tho bal.
lot box Is the place 90 accomplish
MANY ct the reforms fur which ihey
have PRAYED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

eoad points llrlhon Walhtr Is baet ~
Dhhau with tho T,Nu ik' % ms
brother. and hD u..,I quite. or 'sl1'a#'
DMhau hls made wonderful progress
in tho past i'w years. and tan Texan
has had no little part 300 forwarding
these ends with publication l'hind
70 community ls Walk'r hls placed his
excellent newspaper 30 proves v'n'
dprful stimulus boz community build
mr Tho program is 90 ruDl one. .nd
The Sow believe. Uaf ualh1ri people
WIN uui Do over
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BUSINESS IN 1922
Will. Be BETTER
THAN LAST YEAR
DEPRESSION NDED IN
JULY, 1921, DECLARES
ALBERT APPLE.
nN NInLkT irPIE


''''' .N'"'' l"'. 81 me hu'lh'A7
uu'I,ut is tl1I iH"' win ho much
b,ii.r y,ar tb,r IaaI
Uu.uu,. drr,.l...n L.r,p with m.
rulap., u DO. .,i. u.ltr M Ma,
1870 Au,I 100 u,anib. nu I'M. doy,,.
p.ad,. In. l.... industries. y.it, .yr..r.
uHn of FARMING .p.u d.nut.v np
th. m.rd
TD.. haitian. ... .I..,..... ,,.. ...,..,
u lurr Iaai .b,u mann and st..I
.h, k,, indus,..-.a.r.., ,,liph,n,
pri,rs Iow,r
pr.e. deflafi0u mad. r,pid stride.
during 1921.
Srklur an ay,r,r. ID, IA. wh.i.s.i.
markets. tuu rnV .. Dad. t,, a AZ
what coei 81 b, ,gt.. ana. 60. 80 i, ~
1920 th. peak eff r...... IN. u,,r.
Iu. Sl.. bon IuU... .gu
Cost eff l,.rr .I J.C,t.d m,,..
unIy during n.f Co.. v,r. .,rp.r
r.. ,.... .t..., e..
him siuu h,fnu. ib. .,,.p. go. Inn mi.
Iaeu aud ylNi Ip l.u..,r, uai
Wholo>il, nra... . .,,, ,ro1n,,.
have dropp,d ,uost ,..b ,,.,,ls 90,
metal products second
Tho shon ,,ftas ,r,p oos,.d IA.
price m 1921. This was rnust.r.,,ai
.nrrd by sumn n wheat ana corn
prices. Average farm prlrrs are only
about lo per cent higher than in lsls.
Export, Grew.
Total American exports summed from,
i>.-1N3al.oI4 Ina Issu 40 about 81 ,oo
uUo 900 boz 1927.
IN" falling orr however. was mostly
due TO lower priees
zoo weight col. ,olutu. of bigip,.ss a..
ports tI IW materials In l4at ip.
creased 20 per cent over Issn t,>uort.,
OF fYDI.fuffs ,-,iu.d ~ 400, ...,,, g..
.tueum.d run,ls d,erl..i ,.r -,
BOO u,ebi
Rapid Changes.
During fsp Iari.. Ib., ,,, man,
h"n Of tb. Federal Reserve Syst,u
reduced their loans about s. ooo ooo
luu.
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Scandal mungcr,. like lepcrs should be summed
i"r lhrir ra,ou B. iulcctous. dangerous and terrible
What GLORIOUS day viii dawn when human beings
learn the worth OF attending 90 their own business
and abstain from exercising the power OF Jrdges
g. which they have No real right
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

amarillo !, looked upon as a center oi much that
j, desirable Tor the proper advancement Of com
muuty lilr and the Sustcnancc oi proper standards
Tins city should prize her opportunities To contrib
utc Co the uphrlding ct much that is hest Tor an
the people u this portion ~ the southwest
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The New Month

Members OF the W. q r.. o.. win
commemorate their ORGANIZATIONS
ulu second birthday on the e3rd.
fh. fnst locomotive in Tho United
states started 200 run on January 10
1881.
THIS year, watch out for Friday the
lsrh. which comes this month.
THE Permanent Court Cf luteruation
aI Justice viii convene It The Hague
CO.'S JuD auth.
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NOTICE TO THE PunIIC

reflection upon the character stnndlng
or reputation ~ individual firm. concern,
ton appear in the columns Ol The News viii be
gladly ted Whyu called 10 the attention of the editor
n b. intention of this uowfTuItr wrongiully
lnIte dual firm 'Onr,. corporation. and
corrections win be- made whore warranted, prominently
fha WronEfuIy published reference, article
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CHRIsT'S YOKE

Cal 522 Low. jos. peace. hons
suffering. gcntleness. goodness. iaith'
moekncss. temperance against such
there j. no law There are about
thirty thousand promises iu Gods
Word 10 support the above in Swing
he Christian "Evcrlnaing Lie iis
the year now closing been 'ti.f'''
tory ~ moi why nut7 Douhti' Iu
Oh of us mh1akcg. Shortcomings anl
shameful ucglcrts stare ua iu thr
face. hat has thr Yoke ot Christ
hocn Easy aud the burden light Yes
90 a surrendered soul Remember,
Christianity Us not church member
ship-applicd philosophy rliual.
&C. e creed but prinDplr-a new
lie.
we cannot serve iWo mn irrs
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BENEDIcTION FOR THE NEW yEAR-The Lord
bless thee and keep thee. The Lord shine
upon thee. and be gracious unto thee The Lord ne up
his conenance upon thee and give thee peaceNumbers
o. 2Ig6