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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05
MAYBE THIS WILL STOP EN-
st. Leuis Banks to Have Armored
Track to Garry Money.

" Uaifed ffess.
81. LOUIS, June S.-A Community
three-inch afinor plated motor truck,
equipped with placements for riot guns,
win appear on the streets Of St. Louis
shortly. to prevent rapidly increasing
bank messenger holdups.
A chauffeur and one or two armed
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce o. B. Wilson as
candidate for the office of Judge of the
Boone County Court (Northern District !,
subject to the action Of the. Democratic
primary, Tuesday, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce ]. T. Rowland
as a candidate for reelection to the Of
flee of presiding judge, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary, Tues
day, August /.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05
PRESIDING JUDGE

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce ]. Estes Bed
ford as candidate for the office of pre-
siding judge, subject to the action Of the
Democratic primary, Tuesday, August l..
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce Ned Gibbs as a
candidate for the office of recorder of
deeds Of Boone County, subject to the
action Of the Democratic primary, Tues
day, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05
Political
AnMOsE71cg 1cg1,aentS
RECORDER OF DEEDS

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce P. H. Sapp as a
candidate for the Office Of recorder of
deeds Of Boone County. subject to the
action Of the Democratic primary, Tues
day, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05

action of the Democratic primary, Tues
day, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce Forest L. Boggs
as candidate for the office Of recorder
Of deeds of Boone County, subject to
the action Of the Democratic primary,
Tuesday, August !.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05


JUDGE OF NORTHERN DISTRICT.
The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to annuonce Frank G. Prather
as a candidate for the office Of judge Of
the Boone County Court (Northern Dis
tricD, subject TO the action Of the Dem
ocratic primary, Tuesday. August l.
The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce Frank L. Gibbs
as candidate for the office Of judge Of
the Boone County Court (Northern Dis
trict), subject to the action Of the Dem
ocratic primary. Tuesday, August l.
The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce James 7. Stock
ton as candidate for reelection to the
office Of judge of the Boone County
Court (Northem District, subject to the
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05

PUTS AND CALLS
What they are-How they work:
Their use in Trading in Wall ST., clear.
" explained in our Free Booklet.
Tuchmann Co., 68 William ST., N. I.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05

FOR RENT-Dedrable front room on
6rst floor. One block from Broadway.
Rent reasonable. l04 Dorsey St. S-2O8h.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-05

FOR RENT-May Isl, unfurnished,
three room modern, second floor, apart.
ment. Gas and bath. Address c care
Missourian. V.l9Otf-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
Panhandle Press

10 show SOW 10 b. working "a great In.
justice. Al that 8 wrong with Mr.
Ousloy is that D. is not there ass a
vote retfer several other candidates
were Boz the same position. So Ouslcy
was not alone. lie Was hcrllded as the
intclloc tual candidate bon tho race.
Hts pintfgL-s,-Was So intellectual that
no paIrr ~ than tho n,nas News
read him on OF the Democratic party
and said that Dc had iuts as well be- "a
Republican nom the standpoint 81 the
tariff ousley may be- there as q deep
thinker aud a man 20 offer solution az
the problems uf Texas. hui OF what use
o. he 10 be- cannot explain these things
IN an intelligent manner The story is
told about burying light under "a
bnshol basket Another is told about
The beating u "a path % the door 81 "A
man who would make a batter mouse
trap. even though the inventor was in
the deep woods As former newspaper
man, % would seem that the "intellec-
tual' ouslUy would know how to talk
10 the manner that would appeal Ia the
public. Compare him with one Wood.
row Wilson. He had served as a pro.
tossor in Princeton University and
later'as its president He was what YOU
would call an intellectual" tie was
nominated and elected governor ~
New Jersey lie was nominated and
elected twice president of the United
states. There IS difference in the
manner that tho "intcllectuals" admit
themselves 20 public affairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
HELPING FARMERS GET
BETTER SEED WHEAT

C.uy.. business firm, are show
ing 1r right spirit u wanting
Owr County farmer. 60 get the
greatest crop production possible.
Cur County Is adapted q, wheat
raising. But tine difference in %
few bu-hci, 900 acre may mean
the difference between bankrupt
cy and profit, for both business
men and farmers.
N mll page advertisement was
run la.t week, telling farmers OF
the value OF high grade seed
wheat especially OF q type that Is
adapted 90 the community Coun-
~ agents. mills and elevator, are
handling the best type OF seed a"
farmer, may purchase d at re
duccd rates. usually 40 cost
For instance, there Is danger OF
wheat stand being being ruined
los smut Instructions Tor fighting
smut may be obtained from many
sources. Mixed and diseased seed
bring, about financial LOSSES, ~
warning are given 90 avoid mix
turcs
Tests have been made in scv-
cral tatcs They have shown that
an average gain of Is per cent Is
often time possible IN the pro.
du.llm % special attention Is pait
To the seed. II has been shown
that 20 per cent Of the wheat
,ovu n Kansas i, cracked, imma
turr or injured kernels that vii
NOT grow Wheat OF that typ,
/ can be run through q tanning mil
or grain grader the feeding yalu,
oi the poor kernel, being equal &,
The cost at running the seed
/ through the mills
Service ut this type 10 farmer,
will tie them up with the com.
mwlty Clovis is building on d
substantial basis when It ties M
well with the farmers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
Don't Blame the President

Precedent Harding may h. blamed
fur many THINGS. but he was only true
Poo his word when b, vetoed ~. soldier
bonus hll ~ is mot to Boz constructed
from that ACT that the president is an
enemy 90 the bonus Rather. h. is Oh
osod Co cheap plnitlcs. Electra Nrwa
President Harding Is winning unutuai
commentator Tor his veto az the sol.
dicrs bonus lie probably has taken as
brave stand ou am ISSUE as any presi.
dent thar Oh" United States has ever
had There ar" nearly four million
former svrvic" men. they have wives.
sisters. fathers and mothers that Will
more tian equal that number The *
service men control "a tremendous vote
Iand that is another reason why the
president has displayed unusual cour.
age Few persons believe that tho
president is an actual opponent ~ the
soldiers bonus They believe that NJ
just had %" determination not to bo
the goat of politicians The political
leaders could say that they passed the
bonus thus fulfilling their obligation
GO th" former service men. But tho
president rightfully believes that con.
.Erc.s should pass "a measure that pro-
Nidcs methods of payment Tho measure
Jos % was originally introduced provided
.no means OF meeting the terms. Il YOU
belonged to e. fratcrnal order and Il
voted tD build "a SlOu. 900 lodge home.
had no methods OF financing IL and no
money in the treasury YOU would d..
chr, that tho motion was a foolish one
But that august body ~ congressman
has dome such "a thing Texas had it's
share 300 those who voted IN favor 81 the
measure originally and over the presi
dents veto. The nation wants 20 see
Justice done 60 former service men II
.ls especially anxious that the best he
given thUs, who were incapacitatcd due
,u service rendered during the war
I'm" actions ot this great" Republican
congress and many vote seeking Demo.
Gratis are rather unfortunate. 10 not
downright agErivatiug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

plorcd the tendency 90 conceal
fact, Or practically De- before
these secret bodies. SO wonder u
is So hard 90 get evidence that
viii convict persons charged with
crimes.
DHigcut work by officers will
DO much O., stop crime. Not only
should there De- created a pint
OF doing right because u IS right
but there should also be evident
an attitude that wiIl give fear TO
those who do not care % respect
the laws Iuric. have most soil
cnn duty confronting them when
they are considering casts. c,pec-
ially Is that true ut criminal ones
because they affect society more.
Personal feeling must be- showed
aside The cases must be- detcrm
incd ON the evidence The dcicu-
aan,s must have FAIR trials
II uuc. win alWay, remember
chat hw enforcement D., the ideal
that .houd br iu view and not the
accomplish of % dl-agrccab'c
duty then they Wilde 'hcirv work
iu more satisfactory manner
both to themselves and 10 the
public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

MELBOrRNE. Sept. 3O-Australia.
as "a land Il opportunity for the mmi
grant from England is catching the inn.
ug.naton % the English people. accord
ing o. 20 letter received here from the
Australian High Commissioner Boo Lon.
don, sir Joseph Cook,
Sir Joseph declared recently IN a
speech thar one immigrant from Ems
lana came 'p Australia with nine pence
Ia his pocket and now is In charge OF
the Australian Immigration Service IN
London. &c. was referring Co Jack
Parncs. who Is also owner of $4,000
acres 81 wheat lands IN the Common
wealth ln fhc week follow ing The
High Commissioner office received
$4,000 requests Tor information on how
70 Fct t0 Australia under the immigra.
ton provisions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

Constitutional law has been %
subject OF discussion iu America
since the foundation Of TIE gov
eminent. The plea has been made
hundreds OF times by jurist, and
patriots for law obedience.
The excerpts above Is from an
address given IS years ago. Abra-
ham Lincoln, conceded the great
est American OF an, delivered TIN,
mastcriul statement. Thus. Won
will observe that the demand for
obedience o. the law was q que,
ton three generations ago when
the population was much mailer
and when the foreign element was
not So large
Abraham Lincoln icplorcd mob
violence Just %, much o., ans law
abiding citizen does today The
Dyer au,I-'yu,hug Laws ha, been
temporarily defeated by Con-
grcss That laN ms for ID. object
the stopping O.. lyughiug. but IL
would place % penalty upon the
county in which the lvuchiug wa.
committed. Thus. the Federal
government would attempt 20
step into affairs that belong
purely 20 the state.
People do not like o. lynch
They follow this mob violence
with a spirit OF mental dcrangc-
mcnt rather than with calm d,-
iibcrauCc Should q county be ass
s.ssed a heavy penalty for having
a 'ynChiug within rs border.
consider the unjust costs that
would result Potter County pos
81 r would be- able 10 pay a pen
atty oi 5000 or $1,000. but What
about Moore, Lamb, Bailey and
many other less wealthy counties
in the Panhandle?
Probably there has been little
let-up for S. years IN the state
ment Of Lincoln: Accounts Of
outages committed bv mob,
form The every day news OF the
time From the adverse criti-
cism made Of these DAYS. one
would think that we are living in
me worst perod OF all history.
but u appears that Lincoln *
years ago va just as much pro,
foked with conditions as many Of
our speakers who strut back
ward. forward, upward. down
ward and sidewise on our plat
forms.
Law enforcement is what Is
needed today. Reports Of prarf
lunes in other oouu,ies l-r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
Brass Bullets

Every now and then Bryan re
member, President Harrison was
O. when he was inauguratcd.
In New York, the city of OPP
p0rtunIty a watch Is pawuel
every l5 seconds.
Upon rcgJinIug her speech a
woman SAID where d, my hus-
band. Ihi, was only natural.
Near Pcialuml, Cal. Jazz music
speed, up the hens. ~D lar none
have laid scrambled egg
Every man Is entitled Co q iS
ing wage cNccp, the one who re.
fuse, Co pay o.
An expires, driver caught with
So suits wa, arrested He should
have posed a- q landlord.
some men argue with their
WIVES. Other, are single
Soldiers Of fortune are more
often soldier, of misfortune.
The man who tain, to himself
wants to hear something he can
believe.
Bread wasn't made with Yeast
unit. 1850. but some OF II hasn't
Kept very we'll
Turkish atrocities are being
committed u Asia Minor and
smoked u the United States.
A man does not always saw
what hc think, because It is not
proper 90 cuss before ladies.
SOME wives think their duty Is
10 play bridge and Work Bridget.
TX Senator Cole Is 100 wears
old. lie can remember wears and
years ago when Congress worked
Amarillo viii entertain a lead
ing clergyman Tuesday in DR.. {.
Hays moderator OF the Pres
.erian Assembly, l. s. \.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

CHATTER !
81 And 10 cam, to pass that. when
I Els/c'h heard the salutatipn Of Marv
the babe leaped in her womb and Elisa.
beth was filled with the Holy Ghost
a. And She srako out with loud
voice and wld Blessed ara thou among
wo'n"u and blessed IS the fruit Of thy
womb
% And whence f. this % me. that
. the mother of my Lord should come 10
moo
40 I"g lH Hg soon 1g tho voice Of thv
nluiltou sounded iu mine ears. tho
hlbD leup1J Boo Wy womb for JOS
a. Ana blessed ls shoe that believed.
fpr there shall bee % performance Of
those ihinga which were told her from
fhc Lord
- And Mary said. My soul doth
magnify my saviour.
1s Dor he hath regarded the low 90.
i1tr ~ hs hand maiden f0I behold.
from h'ng'fmth all generations shall
call me blessed.
o. For boo that Be- mighty hath don.
20 mc great things ana holy Is his
name
30 And h.e mercy Be- on them that
far bum from generation 20 generation.
90 he hath showed strength with hia
iu Do. hath scattered the proud Zoo
.Hr imagination OF their hearts
~ &c. bath pu' down no., mighty
from their .Dltt. and exalted them OF
iow degree
'3 lir hath filled tho hungry with
good things and the rich be- hath sent
|cmptf away
% be- bath h'lurn DIS servant
l-u,. Boo remembrance OF his mercy.
b. As Boz" spufa tp our fathers "a
Abraham. ud D.. his seed fof ever
30 And Mari Ihpd, with her about
three months and returned Co. her own
|hDus..
30 Now Ehsaboihs fun time cam,
ihIi she should b. delivered. ana sh.
drought forth aon.
5s Aud her neighbours and her cous
Ius heard how the Lord had showed
Toat mercy Ipon her. ana They rejoice,
with her
~ And ~ came 20 pass. that ON th,
eighth day they tame 'u circumclse Ia,
rmld aud they called him Zacharias
uf'rr the name IT his father
go And his mother answered an,
said Not 500. but be- shan be- call,,
John
81 And thcv said unto her. There q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
Book of St. Luke

none ~ thy kindred that ls called by
this name
GO And they made skins 10 his faith.
cr how be- would have him called
% And d. asked for "a writing table
and wrote. SAYING. Ills name is John.
ana they martelled all
60 And hts month wlF opened immc.
dately. and h.s tongue loosed. and be-
spake. and praised God
CO And f1g cme ou 40 that dweit
round about them and all these sayings
were noiH.d abroad throughout 600 the
hiil country or 1udaea
60 And ai they that heard them
laid them up ir their hearts. saving
Whnt manner OF child shall This he'
And the hand oi tue Lord was with him
~ And hE nthsr Zachlrls was
filled with THE Holy Ghosf and prpphc.
sized uyinE
IS Blessed ho tho Lord God &C Israel
for he hath visited aud redeemed his
people
50 And hath raised up an horn Of
salvation Cor us u fhc house ~ h.s .u.
want David.
90 49, he snt. by the mouth of h.s
holy prophets which have been since
the world began
% That $50 should o., saved from oar
enemies and nm the hand of 900 tina,
hate us.
% To perform tho mercy promised
Ia our fathers ul 200 remember Dos
holy covenant
% Tho oath which Doc svur, to om
father Abraham
- That Doe would gran. unto uf
That w. boing delivered out Of tHr hand
'ot our enemies might s0rr. him with.
out foar.
10 Or holiness and rEhtopusus Ho.
fore him 600 ih. daF, or our Ul.
81 And fuou child shalt Do. called
the propao' of Che lHghc. tu fhU
shalt SO before tho aD, o.. fhr lord q
lpromre his way
e. To r.to knowledge of salvation
unto his people by OBJ. remission OFF ,h..t
sins.
Through ff. tender mercy of u.r cod
whereby the uyrrug from ou hei
hath visited Dol.
% To give Url' 20 them thlt 20
darkness and boo fhc shadow COZ death
t1 guide uur feet into tho way .l peace
So Ana thr child grew. and WaSa
strong joe sprr ana was Boo tho desert
ull the day O.. h showing unto Israel
ITO ~ Continued Next sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
BY DIR. X. n. BISHOP.

With the cold weather not far distant
comes the danger 81 colds. Influenza
and grippe. with their discomfort and
moro serious results.
Too many precautions cannot De
taken 10 proven; al opidtmic as in
past years.
The grippe germ Is one ~ the small
esq d.seas'-producing bacteria known
D. grows in the mouth the throat
and the bronchial tubes. Tie germ II en-
the sputum and the discharges OF the
nose. and enters tho body through
mouth and NOSE II causes depression
and weakness that often last Tor months
and may b. followed by uneumon "A.
tuberculosis, bronchitis or eye and ear
diseases. Frequently the stomach. Md.
neys o. he nervous system are left In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
A CONSTITUTIONAL TALK,
IS YEARS AGO.

81 hope ! am over-wary; but It
| am not, there is even now some.
thing of i'll omen amongst US. !
mean the increasing disregard
for law which pervades the coun-
try-the growing disposition TO
substitute the wild and furious
passions in lieu Of the sober
Judgment of courts, and the
worse than savage mobs for the
executive ministers Of justice
This disposition is swfully fear
fui in any community. Accounts
Of outrages committed by mobs
from the every day news of the
times"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

understanding France by In
Savoie In five DAYS. having arranged
safe transportation your property
please advise II you can meet me IN
Paris 20 receive same or your com.
mands otherwise"
And % this. silence only,
when the telephone did rlnE-io-
ward noon Of that third day. he far.
~ stumbled over himself In rs haste
% reach the instrument.
YES Yes. "a once"
Ills callers tiled into the room
with checrfulncss OF mlen. Lame De.
lorme FIRST. then Monk. then Phlnui,.
rather b.eached OF color and wearing
one arm IN "a sling. all very STUART
ia clothes couspicuously new and
costly cas- the avenue afforded, s,r.k.
INK figures 20 contentment in pros.
perlty.
i, Is a pleasure Indeed" Lanyard
gravely Acknowledged their several
Solicitations
"lc THAI as q may" said Phlnult
-"hcre is The happy family reunit.
"a ana ready 20 talk business"
And 10 hard feelings. Monsieur
Ph.nu.tg"
We don't want 10 pun any rough
stun on you Lanyard
Rough stun. monsieur You
moan. physical forceg'
Not exactly. I've rot n couple
% friends 90 mine from HcaGauar.
ters waiii.s downstairs this very
minute r'sfF 900 willing % cop out
the hoaor 81 plttIns the Lone Vol
Hnftr arrest Coz tralug tine acl-
ft.I.s t.Nt
iut as O. noes.h.a." LANYARD p-o-
tested. -tou 5000 t.-H-.f sfu a thisf
at rnu rt Interested ~ those
t.F.'- 'rN fo 'u.. H...n fo mr own
rrnr
o.. fared avu-iv II me
.ro--s er ~ ..aHa i.r.ath their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
DR.. BISHOPS ADVICE
DON'T CATCH COLD

n weakened condition by an attack q
grippe
To avoid contracting grippe. or auy
other contagious disease. Tor that mat.
tcf. The following don Is are well %
remember
Don let a person snccze or cough in
your face.
Don, forget 10 cover every sneeze
or coszh
Don get your feet wet or stand long
on cid uavcments or on snow.
Don't cet into crowded places where
iRerr is apt 20 be poor vent.htiun
Don't war heavy clothes, sweaters or
heavy coats in the hous.
Don't 1T IN room that b. hot and
siufiy and then step out into the ,ol,!
air
II YOU have n cold. don't 20 out
among people. Rest In bed Is the best
thing for you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

Clarence ousloy b. the only one OF
'hr several candidates who offered Tor
United States senator, 90 prove himself
n poor loser ~, Is now whining about
the majority not being represented
Surely Mr. Ousley ought TO b. the last
Co complain. as be WAS far down the
line when b. came % the public voting
iay his fiuespun and far.fetchod
theories He Is tho last one who should
whine FOR he had his day In court
Han County Herald.
The first and second primary cam.
migus are over Clarence Ousley
though won't realize that h. ran next
90 the bottom In the six-cornered race
lie is now leading "a fight on the
present primary system and purports
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

STANFORD, Sept 3o--A high vol
iagc electric transmission line is being
erected between Stamford and Haskell.
and another between Abilene and 40.
hany and "a suhstation is being install.
lea az fahsterco. When plans Tor th,
new fork have been completed this year
there viii hc more ihan $50 miles ~
transmission lines leading out n Ahi-
lpuc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
Mnnlh Print Rnles

STOCKHOLM sept 3O.--A Swedish
hre not, company has received am N.
l-r from the Soviet government to
print notes agErputing face value
OF l.ooo.ouo.00D ruhics according To the
iagl correspondent Of Sycnska Dag.
bi8dDt
TIL, Swedish company in question
made the unique proposition that It
would accept scrap copper and brass In
lieu ot cash payment. an offer which
proved especially attractive 10 the So.
NI,.t authorities
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation OF
any Individual. firm. concern or cor
pmation. that may appear In the col
umns % The News. viii be- gladly cor.
recied. when called 20 tho attention o'
the editor II r. not the intention OF
this newspaper 20 wrongfully use or
lnjure any individual, firm. concern or
corporation. and Corrections will BE-
made where warranted as prominently
az was the wrongfully published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
By Louis
Joseph Vance
opn International Nlsazias conplHy

round inch BY inch. untl Il seemed
possible TO drop into the sea and cs.
cape hitting the screw.
Ten minutes later the fingers OF
one hand-he was swimming on his
s.ie--at the bottom OF his stroku
touched pebbles.
lie lowered his feet and waded
through extensive shadows TO a wide
and sandy beach.
CHAPTER XXI
Finis
TIME windows in his suite at the
Walpole commanded a south.
ward vista OF Fifth avenue.
whose cnchantmcnt was so potent
that Lanyard. Oh tac first day o., his
tenancy, thought q could never tire.
Yet by noon Of the third he was
Viewing Il with the eyes OF soul-dc-
stroylng onnuL
Three days before. Immediately on
arriving. he had oabled Eve de-
Mon;alals.
Mission successful" he had
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SUNDAY OCT L. 1922