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, 1922-07-26

LONDON. July 2s.-Bar silver
SIS I'D per ounce: none X per cent;
Discount rates. short bills IL per
cent: three months bills 1A al 1916
per cent
, 1922-07-26
LEGISLATION URGED
T0CURB OIL MONOPOLY In u. S.

The federal trade commission reporting on its investiga-
ton of crude prices in Wyoming and Montana during 1921
states that the cut in prices not only in this district, but all
over the country were due to the Standard monopoly and its
ability to control both the crude supply and the refined
markets.
The commission also expresses its opinion that this condi-
, 1922-07-26

steers steady. top $3.50. stockers and
feeders dull. 15o TO $50 lower.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; lamb. 15c to
zbc higher: early top S17.25; some
westerns held higher; sheep strong:
ewes se75: feeders 75o higher. 81,
paid for feeding lambs.
, 1922-07-26

States Bureau of Agricultural Eco
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1900: 25c
to 4oc lower; lights off most; bulk
mixed and packing grades $500
$50; bulk medium and lights 500
$50; top $40. .
Cattle-Receipts $500: good and
choice fed steers and she stock most
" steady; 1~.150-pound steers S1O.35:
yearling $3.50; common and medium
, 1922-07-26
Money.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Car money
easy; high 4; low 3; ruling rate 4;
closing bid 8; offered at az: las loan
8: call oans against a~cceptances az:
time oans steady: 60 days Az "a: 90
days SIX "a; six months 4@4k; prime
mercantile paper 494A.
, 1922-07-26
Crude Market

NOTICE.
First class watch and 3eweiry re-
pairing; artistic diamond resetting. H.
q. RiiZe. jeweler- on Exchange Bldg.
7-21-tf
, 1922-07-26

For expert watch repairing
Tripeny's Jewelry department; Or,
service and good workmanship {
anteed, 7.
, 1922-07-26

Party who took plow from c. j.
vogler. ITO West H, please return
and avoid trouble. f-ae-6t
, 1922-07-26
Denver Prices

DENVER. Colo. July 2s.-Cattie-
Receipts 400; market steady: beef
steers s78s: cows and heifers s5e5s;
calves s59s: bulls s2.5e@4.so: stock
ers and feeders s5@6.25.
Hogs-Receipts ss5; market Soc
lower; top slo.1o: bulk ss@s.75.
Sheep-Receipts e7s; market steady,
ewes s5.75@s.25; spring lambs s11.5o
912.25.
, 1922-07-26
Sugar.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-sugar flu
lures closed easy; approximate sales
40 1000 tons. Refined sugar was firm
and unchanged to 10 points higher
with fine graduated lists at $500 to
81. A fair inquiry was reported. Re
fined futures nominal,
, 1922-07-26
WEAKEN
AFTER Squirt
Prices Fail to Hold Up After
Strong Opening, Indus
trials Decline.

NEW YORK. Jury 2aSTodAy's
stock market opened with a firm TO
strong tone due to federal control OF
ran traffic in necessities. but reacted
sharply In the absence of public aup-
port. Sales Appropriated 100000
shar 20
Prices YER lower in the latter part
Of the session undo lead OF popular
industrials. Mexican Petroleum for
felted all .ts gain. The closing was
heavy.
, 1922-07-26

port. Sales appropriated 100000
Prices were lower IN the latter part
Of the session under lead OF popular
industrials. Mexican Petroleum for
felted all .ts gain The closing was
heavy.
NEW YORK. July 26-rf,e con
tlnued rise In steel. motor and oil
shares feature dthe firm opening of
today's stock market. Rails and In
dustrials were also IN demand Gains
OF 1 to . points were scored by Cruel
BILE Steel. United State Alcohol. Stude-
baker and Mexican Petroleum. while
Other gains ran from n u to 1 point.
Heavy selling OF Mexican Seaboord
Or and certificates. which declined
about 81 points to Lew lows for the
year, caussi n recession in the gen
eral list after the tirst hour. Laclka'
wanna, Bethlehem and Midvaie Steel
shares were inclined to ease and
United States Steel WAS fractionally
lower. Minor losses were registered
by General Motors. S~tudebaker. st.
Paul. Chicago. Rock Island and Pa,
cinc. Southern Pacific, Southern Rail.
way, Peoples Gas and American
Smelling and Refining. Among the
heavier issues were fierce-Arrow 1%.
Pierce-Arrow preferred 50 and
Chandler Motors IL. The only ex'
ception 10 the general decline was the
sugars. which made fractional nd
vances. Call money opened Mt 4 per
cent.
The market continued weak during
the mid sssason. Ono striking con
trast was noted IN oils, Mexican Pc
troieum advancing 4 points TO 16s.
while Mexican Seaboard common de
clined still further to "a. a iose of AZ
points. tho certificates dropping as
to FAX. Atlantic Gulf and West In
dies dropped 81 points in changes d
half a point between sales. Losses
ranging from fraction to 1S took
place in American Hide and Leather
and Central Leather common and pre-
ferred.
Silver.
NEW YORK. July 2e.-Foreign bar
silver es%e: Mexican dollars sax.
Metals.
NEW YORK. July 26.-Copper
steady; eiectrolytic. spot and later
13M ola.
Tin firm; spot and futures s2.5o.
Iron steady and unchanged
Lead steady; spot SIS, :.
Zinc firm; East st. Louis spot and
nearby delivery SO.
Anthony spot 6.i285.S7.
, 1922-07-26
Potatoes.

CHICAGO. July 26.-Potato supply
heavy; no demand or movement on
barrels; receipts "a cars; total United
States shipments 655; east shore. Vir-
ginia cloth top stave barrels opera
tors asking ssQ3.25; sacks very weak;
Kansas sacked cobblers few salos
slightly dirty 81. q cwt.; Early
ohios. very dirty and small. TOO swt;
best stock. aoc@s1 cwt.: Nebraska
sacked Early Ohios s1.35 cwt.; Min
nesota sacked Early Ohios s1.15 cwt.
, 1922-07-26

CHICAGO, July 2e.-Butter easy;
creamery extras s2hc; firsts ESQ
s1hc: seconds 27627Ac! standards
31hc.
Eggs unchanged; receipts IL ,so5
cases.
, 1922-07-26
Silver.

NEW YORK. July 2e.-Foreign bar
silver 6s%c. Mexican dollars sax.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
PANHANDLE PRESS
NEW MEXICO POLITICS

The Democrats Of New Mexico now
have a good ticket and they should
get behind u 20 make u 100 per cent
winner. That the state needs cleaning
up there N no doubt. hut this cahnot
be- done by staying at home and bism'
Ing those IN power for the way they
handle things. Get In the collar and
make the clean up sentiment 40 strong
that In future years the official who
tries 10 graft on the public will BE- an
outcast Valley News.
Something's wrong In New Mexico
politics 20 outsiders. Possibly a good
Democratic victory In New Mexico
would do some good 10 clean up condi.
tons. Texas has been condemned dur.
INK the past few weeks because ~ its
nominations for United States Senator.
There have been criticism of the Terrell
election law. Of the two primary sys.
TENS and about everything else IN poll.
tics. Some agitation has been raised
about doing away with the riin-off pr.
mary. But d comparison - Texas roll.
ioa with that Of New Mexico makes us
~ htttH HNAA"f "HlF'AAAAg VI W."
primary ~ compared with the conven.
ton system In our sister state. The
convention system has been doing a
whole lot Of double crossing IN New
Mexico lately. or either u has been a
factor In eliminating unsatisfactory O..
flee holders Two years aRo the then
Governor Laffazola WIS defeated for re-.
nomination for governor by the Repub-
licans by the convention system and
casern0r Mechsfn made tho race. 80
the convention held IN Aibuquefque a
few days ago the Republicans defeated
the present congressman. Mr. MoniOya.
for reconciliation and decided TO run
Mr.. O,sro.wnrfen for congress. These
tao men were surely % outsia ndlnx
caliisv enough 20 win the nominations
The fire, time o. tho were smooth
fci'iclans. tust Why they should -
~luiiinatsd ~ the steam roller u difn
cult . underrtand ~ outsiders. East
sSn Nsw MEXICO surely IL md vita
ruoi Dsmocnts. frotafiy hundreds q
thsta ffofI Teras They Should s;ant
isrc;hsr tbs fan anf S-ossihiy ne q
- .. fnsy b. IN Tor . sd h.clnr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
PREDICTING ELECTIONS.

Henry Cabot Lodge has been
re-nominated senator by the Re-
publicans OF Massachusetts. Mark
Sullivan and many other political
writers from Washingtos have
written voluminous stories about
Lodge being in the fight OF his
life Now. Lodge has won the
nomination more than three TO
one.
Townsend OF Michigan was
supposed to be in a hot fight.
Emery. the former American
Legion national commander. was
hailed as the leading opponent
Townsend led the field and
Emery trailed the iour-comered
race.
These political correspondents
are near the fountain OF political
news. but their predictions take
away some OF their awe to
Texans. In fact. Texas editors
feel that their opinions are not
much better than there's were in
the first run-off. Texas editors
received a shock when Ferguson
won a place in the run-off and
these Washington writers are al.
ways paining us near election
time with stories that don't run
true 10 form.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14

Instantly FiapDoodle turned Into a
bent up old men with long robes ana
flowsry beard And az the same time
pretty bushes and flowers grew all
around with a tinkly little stream be.
tween them.
A pretty arch'way with rose vines
growing on IL bore some letters which
read. "DinglcDcll' Your fortune told
for nothingl All magic free Step I'M
by and by when everything WIS ready
along cams Nancy and Nick and Hub.
adub
well. 7 declarel" said Ruiadub' This
Isn't the Dingle Dell was looking for,
but ! SUPPOSE Va as good an amy. Let's
NO In and Ne. II this wizard can heiD
US catch F1np.Doodle and get back the
Fairy Queen's wand"
So In they marched.
Go De Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
FUTURE OF COMMISSIONS
RESTS ON WATER ISSUE.

The future OF the present city
commission rests on solving the
water situation. In other words
the city eommissios will rise or
fall based on the manner in which
they meet the water situation.
Amarillo is growing rapidly.
Its future growth is being handi-
capped by the lack OF water. PEG.
pie are growing impatient. I'm
less q feasible water plan is offer
ed TO the public within the next
six months. the present commis-
sion had just as well not offer It.
self for reelection. according "a
present sentiment OF the public.
The city will eject a mayor and
a new city commission next
spring. The water situation has
been 10 the front here for more
than two years. Probably the
progress has been slow. but pos
sibly no slower than the great
ness OF the issue warrants.
Ii seems evident that Amarillo
will have 20 spend more than ST.
100000 on n water plant and also
purchase the present plant OF the
City Light x Water Co. When II
comes to spending more than ST.
oopooo Of the peoples money, il
is only natural that comfortable
thought should be devoted TO the
proposal.
During the next few months
there must be a solution offered
the public. The people are look
ing forward TO a great supply OF
water, for they realize the city's
progress is being handicapped.
The city commission has a rea'
task on its hands. The three
members get practically 20 salary
and the criticism is not doubt
greater than the reward. Ever,
commissioner gives far more ser
vice TO the city than his mere 81,
a week allowance AT the regulal
weekly meeting covers. But pub
lie service brings abou, obliga
tons TO the public. Every com
missioner has lived in Amarillo
for many years. lie knows III
problems that are facing the city
II he were not willing 10 give th
time and make the sacrifice to b
city commissioner. then he shout
not have offered himself for IN
office or permitted his friends 4
induce him TO become a candidate
Gentlemen OF the commission
you are now on the scales OF pub
lie opinion. Which way the scale
topple viii be decided largely b,
yourselves. SO far the people o
Amarillo are back OF you. Bu
these same people want speed an
accuracy IN solving the waite
problem. May your solution b
correct.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14

can raise some money by making
assessments of certain types Tor
school purposes.
The real remedy lies in the
hands OF the people. They should
vote a mill tax. one sufficiently
large that j, will give adequate
support 20 the state institutions
as well as the public schools. As
the valuations increase IN the
state. the schools viii receive
more money.
Many states have had so much
difficulty with obtaining appro-
prialions for their higher institu-
lions OF learning that mill taxes
have been voted. That plan
should be carried down TO the
public schools as well.
The recent state Democratic
convention at San Antonio de-
clared for better schools in an
emphatic manner. II Governor
Neii wants to make a name for
himself that will 60 down in
Texas history like that of Cover
nor Hogg. the school problem is
the avenue to lasting fame. Time
passes by hurriedly and he does
not have many months to outline
plans that can be executed during
his term OF office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
THE WIZARD

flnp.Doodle. heard Rubadub. the
faifyrnan. tell Nancy and Nick some.
thing.
This was u. Ruladub said he knew
. wizard who lived In n Dlngle Dell.
This wizard" said Rubadub. will
help YOU. He's as smart On pepperweed
and he'll find some way for you "a get
the Fairy Queens wand that Flap
Doodle stole. just as sure as anything"
Zee hee. hcer laughed Flap Doodle
when he heard this. lie will. will he?
Well. we'll see about that'
F1ap.Doodle flew down 20 the Garth
the'd been sitting ON star. you know
md waved his wand three times over
his head.
Magic magic. cast your spell.
Make me wInrd In a Dingic Dell"
he said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
HEREFORD AGENT
GETS PROMOTION
Special 10 Tho News

Spseial N Ihs News ir'NiH
HEREFORD. Sept. al. 7. Carton,
station agent for the Santa 70 for the
past six years at Hereford. received
notice this week that be has been pro.
NOTED TO Transportation Inspector with
Headquarters at Clovis. Mr. Cartons
new work viii begin September 4. How.
ever. he VIII not leave Hereford until
after the Stubs cattle sale. Mr.. Gar.
tons new field will extend from Ana.
rIllo 10 Bcln and south from CIoUls
TO Roswell and Pecoa. Relief ae4nt
l.. ID. Lewis out OF Amarillo, will take
charge of the Hereford Office until q
regular man IN selected.
Mr.. Carton entered the employ OF the
Santa Pc In 1906 at Roswell and has
been with them continuously since.
The promotion carries with II a sub
staniiai increase In salary and puts him
directly In line for further promotion.
+, AIR. Carton has made an snvlable rec.
ord an agent here and his loss viii be
much regretted. while az tho same time
his scores OF friends rejoice with him
IN his good fortune.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
County Records
Warranty DEEDS.

Warranty DEEDS.
n. ". ID. Hurt II ux. 10 Walter y.
Wilson. tsssi. part lot I. block i?s.
Plcmons.
X. =. Brown to ". l.. burgess. 81 90.
lots ! a. 10. block o.. Old Town.
-. ~. Wilson 10 !. y. burgess. fi.00.
lot 2. block 80. Old Town.
1beeds o Trust.
!. ". Golf % ~. ". Blackburn. 5000.
lot 10. block sci. Holland
A. N. smotherman u ux. Go II. W.
Blackburn. $40. 10, !. block 22e. Plein'
ons.
n. n. Raleigh u ux 20 Standard g. 4
l.. Association. 1850. lot 3. block 20.
San Jscinto Heights.
Transfers.
". u. Twicheil "a National T.. & I
20. 1900. lot 20, block 232. Plemons.
q. W. willinsham 90 g. n. Hum.
phrys. tsi22.so. part Sec. iGG. block 2.
a. B. a NJ.
IL. Parks 10 Mrs. Rose Otto. tseo.7c.
lot \. block is1. q. a n.
Panhandle Lumber Company 10 ".
". blackburn. $500. lot !. block ?2e.
San Jacinto efIlghts.
Fam u. aughn 10 n. W. Blackburn.
$40. lot I. block 22e. San Jaclnto
Heights.
Panhandle Lumber Company "a
Standard y. * l.. Association. fi450, lot
=. block .. San Jacinto Heights.
R<ieases.
J. a. Ashford 10 lined Herrnansen
lot .. block ~. Fan Jacinto Heights.
Amarillo Lumber Company 20 lined
Hermansen. lot .. block ~. IAN Jaclnts
Heights.
IIernch.i Foster 20 Emma u. HIiI, 10,
=. block 1871. q. &g.
Dr~ignafIoa u Homestead.
H. b. Christian et W.. lot I. block A.
Eakie.
II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
TAKE TEXAS SCHOOLS OUT
or POLITICS.

TEXAS schools should be taken
out Of politics. The old cry goes
mp year after year from the stat.
department Of education about
the shortage Of funls 10 carry on
school work. !, Is a good thing
that Texas schools are growing
40 thar Il Is difficult 20 keep ~
with The demand ior improve.
menss.
nw che buck i passed o. the
Ierf<i-iurc o. provide certain
Ind ~ school purposes. That
Il efs cur Texas system Is NJ
v.nr i's~ii.iy che legislature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14

hssls in the town Of Nsnt: where
the civil authorities proved consid-
crate IN o degree that gratihed and
surprised the confirmed Partisan.
Ths driver1guidc Of La Rogue
turned out 20 have besn a thorough.
paced scamp. well and Unknown TO
the gendarmerie: the wound sus.
tanned by Monsieur d'Aubrac bore
testimony 10 tie gravity Of the
affair. amply excuslng Duchemin's
.nterfercncs and It's fatal sequel.
Late In the afternoon Of his sec.
ond day in Nant. Duchemin let his
vision dwell upon the distant
chateau almost m constantly a. his
thoughta
lie wus 20 dine there that very
evening. lie had yet 10 hold one
minute q private conversation with
Eve do Moniainis. and yet -.
Nov he had seen Madame Dc Mon.
taials another time. and had found
that che fitted 10 the sweetest de
tail OF perfection his Ideal of wo-
man.
On the previous afternoon. meet.
Ing the ladies' Of the chateau by ar.
fangement IN the bureau OF the
mayor. Duchemln had sat opposite
and watched and listened 70 Eve dc
Montalals for upward Of two hours.
Posed with consummate elegance
IN her haiffnoufning. she had mar.
rated quietly her version Of last
nights mi<sdventure. an occasional
trsmor Of humor tightening the NOV.
ing moduiations Of her voice. A
deep and vibrant voice. eontrsi'o In
quality. limiting st hidden treasure.
u strength A fair woman. slim
but round. with brown eyes ievel
and calm. q translucent skin oi
matchlcss texture. hair the hue oi
bronss iAesd Win limitations Of
gold -.
Her age. she said. was twenty
nine: Der birthplace. the City Of Seu
York: her parents. Edmund An
stsufher. once Of Bath. Engiand. but
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
TWO men KILLED,
100000 DAMAGE
CAUSED BY'BLAzE

by AssoeIsisi Press
TkhRE HATE. Ind. Sept. a.
Nv" men ARE known % bs dead and
damage estimated ri S3.eeooe eons
~ the result NJ . fire caused BIZ a
dust expulsion whIch destroyed ths
plant ~ the American IlsuIny Con-.
pany here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14

The Blue and the Gray are
passing away fast. There is only
those Confederate Veterans in the
house at Washington and not a
Union vet. General Sherwood oi
Ohio. is a candidate for a house
seat. having been defeated in the
Republican landslide Of 1890.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
NOTICE 10 TuE PUpIIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. Standing. or reputation OF
sny individual. firm. concern or cor.
porauon. that may appear In the col.
znns Of The News. VII he gladly cor.
sscssd. when called 10 the s,tention Of
the editor. II n not the intention Of
this newspaper 20 wronsfully use ar
.niure any Individual. firm. eoncern or
corporation. and corrections will be
made where warranted as prominently
- vas the wronTfully published refer
snce or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
THEWEATHER

Amarillo and vicinity: Thursday gen.
eially fair warmer.
West Texas. Thursday generally
fair. warmer. except southwest portion.
Eastern New Mexico: Generally fair
Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14

synopsis ~ Weather
Conditions.
The precipitation 10
tonfined mostly 10
the Gulf States. be.
INK heavy az Calves
ton and moderate at
jacksonville. TEN.
pcratures are gener
ally seasonal. except
a little above az
Charleston. The air
pressure IN lowest
over the Southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
BEGIN HERE TODAY

BEGIN HERE TO-DAY
When the brilliant member OF the
ANDRE DuCHEMiN Attempted 10
throw the Bolsheviki on ais trail
BY taking . walking tour w
southern France. he encountered
dysn ,sn: even mSrs h I. sao,a
After q terrinc battle With n
Partisan Apache. Ducheinia reissues
from highwaymen
NINE DE sEvENiE. her grand
daughter.
LOUISE DE MoNrALAis. and
EVE DE MoSTALAis. widow OF
Nine. De seyenls's grandson. who
was killed In the World War.
GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Nv
Enter Romance
W7HEs abe had sraeiou'ly per
w mittcd Duchemin TO assist her
TO . place In the carriage.
Madame sevenie turned Immediately
to comfort her granddaughter. II
was easy 10 divine an attachment
there. between d'Aubrac and Louise
de Montalais: Duchemln fanc.ed
land. as u turned out. rightly the
two were betroihed-
But Madame Dc Montalsis was
claiming his attention.
Momentarliy q hand slender and
nrm and cool rested in his own
Then its owner was settling into
place beside Madame de- ssvenie. and
puchemin ciambering up 10 his on
the boz.
The road proved quite rough and
dcc!ivitous. Duchemin was grateful
for the mooniight--untn he remem'
bered that without the moon .thers
would have bean no expedition that
night TO view the mock ruins d
Montpelier by its unearthly light,
and consequently no adventure q
entangie him.
Upon this reflection he swore soft
~ bat most fervsntiy into his becom
Ing heard. lie was well fed up with
adventures. thank you. and could
havo done very well without THU
latest.
What now Of the comfortable
pseudonymiiy Of Andre Duchenini
Posed 10 an inescapahle glare Of pub
lefty. how long might be hope 10 e.
cape recognition BY some scqunint
anoe. friend or enemyi Heaven
knew be had enough Of both sorts
scattered widely over the face Of Eu
repei
II seemed hard. indeed
A. Ia Rogue u was a Duchemia
had foreseen. Whereas the motor
car was waiting safe and SOUND
enough, Its chauffeur had vanishec
into thin air. whereupon Duchefnif
ssked WHISTLER the chauffeur md
been . stout man. and being 10
formed that q was 20. considered IN,
case complete. Mesdames do seyeni'
ei de Montsiais. he suggested. NIGH
give up all hope Of ever again see
ing that particular chauffeur.
The landlord Of the auberge. I
rurly sot. who had supplied tn
barouche with the man 10 act Al
driver and guide In one. took will
~ grace the charge that his etn
ploye had becn IN league with tn
tandit- But this was true on tn
word Of Madame de Monfainis: !
Sas their guide. she said. whom Du
chefnln had driven over the clis'
And tas Duehemln had Anticipated
her name alone proved enough q
silence the landlords virtuous pro
tesfations.
SEATED beside Madame DO Mont
aizis. Duchefnln watched her opcrsi
the car with skiiful hands on N
road 70 SanL
The sweep " night air In his fac
Was Sweet and smooth. and stroke
his eyebds with touches - bisn
- oarsssss d . pretty woman
angwA
Il sss god 10 b siiss sonixhl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14

and highest over the Ohio valley and
the Middle Atlantic States. and II com.
para,Ivcly high off the coast VI the
Pacific Northwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
e35RKMM)

Wherefore. IL God No clothes the
grass 81 the field. which today n.
snd tomorrow a east Into the oven.
shall lie not much more cloihe you.
~ 80 81 little faiibS--,iaiihew GAO.
: saw n delicate flower had grown
np two fet high. between the horses
path and the wheeltrack An inch
moro TO right or left had scaled its
fate. or on inch higher. and yet Il
lived TO flourish as much as II Il
had a thousand acres Of untroddep
spaoa around II. and never knew
the danger Il incurred. II did not
borrow trouble. nor invite nm ev1
fate by experimenting it.--ilcnry ID.
Thoreau,