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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03
covered as to be able to return to his

covered as to be able to return to his
home on Oakstreet.
Roland Tilton has entered the en-
ploy of w. E. Fish as clerk in his gro
Gerry store.
Roy Goodman has entered the en-
ploy of the Wyandotte worstcd mill
in waterville end is working nights.
The town clerks baseball team went
to Clinton yesterday. whore they will
nlav the local team on the high school
grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03

Mrs. Frank Farr and daughter Alma
have gone to North pond. where they
have positions for the summer.
l.. X. Liggett of Boston was IA town
on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hunton. Miss
Alice Hunton and Mrs. J. L. Brown
have returned from Winthrop. whore
they were guests of Mrs. Huntons
uncle, J. Henry Moore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03
Haines Infant of Portland

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Lovejoy of Wa
terville were in town yesterday TO at
tend the burial service OF the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. irving
Haines of Portland. The remains We're
brought here and burial was in the
family lot in Lakcview cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03
To lay Out Public Lots

Everett T. Goodrich and Henry
Crowcll Of Skowhcgan ana Harry
Goo'irich Of Palmyra. the Somerset
county commissioners, have hron APP
pointed hy the court. commission to
lAy out public lots in the plantations
of Pleasant Ridge ard Carry Place.
They left Wednesday morning for up
river accompanied by Attorney Amos
X. Butler. They will hold meetings at
both plantations "Wednesday, and
Thursday begin to locate the lots
Nr Butler is attorney for some Of the
lard holders in those plantations and
attended thel"arjn@s in their inter-
c~t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

tn. Electric Mountain hay before the
Twins. ons ~ the Seven Mountains
they had 10 cross 20 get TO the Kingdom
u the Diddyovyers
Sparks were flying from its iangles
Of crisscross wircs. shipping and snap
ping and snarling and jumping, until
the mountain look.-l like a million an
cry cats. or q hundred trolley ears OFF
the track
"oooooh-' shiyercd Nancy. Its aw'
ful. Nick"
"Oh. come on" urged Nick. coura.
.-ously. We've got on rubber shoes.
nd Mr Tim PIN says We can't get
aunt"
SO they started gp.
The sparks Jumped at them and snap
ped at them and flashed al them. hut
the Twins never felt thing II was
tru. that their goioshes made them per.
fectiy safe. and they knew bette than
60 touch anything with their hands.
Near the top the sparks b-came -
furious and fast that you'd certainly
have thought a giant had - off q mil
lion Fourth. ofJuiy slarkcrs ~ once
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
.REykNrloN IS. REFORMATION.

IN Investment Ia The iund which u
on being raised hy the citizens OF
.msriiio for the support % the laoy
ooiits AMI Giri scouts work. is tia,
luch placed o. The credit oi the boys
NJ gisi- Of Amarllip-harriers raised
''iwe-n them end the pitfalls. set
vcrywherr Tor heir gnWary feet along
he Journey % human existence.
Of course. there arr some who are
thoroughly out Of sympathy with the
-coui program. The see no good 10
o'is iro'n III Investment. They talk
though 1hc movement were some
lie. haif-lassd, AIS I-ois.vi thins. They
hiO" ~ tilc.r hands snd cry out
sainsl u. ~ a matter OF fact. the
reOple who think !n terms Of the gen.
-rsi rood. kncW that there j. no,
afer. richer. oi more desirable invest,
ncni IN this community. than thu, IN
he Scouting work on which solicits.
Ions are being made today. In the bust.
.ess aisir'cis q Ansriiso
Multiplied hund--,is o. ihouS,nd- of
ioiiAss az" spent snnually 10 u,n ioys
md giris WHOSE hives have teen wreck.
Il aud ruined. behind tn bars in ails
ssining schools and Isenetcnt!srie~.
These investments are made i-c.us.
he laws demand, u. lsyrnen, q. take,
ior the prosecution ~ just such car,
aigiis BAT, nov when Their. comes
c'ii for ia. in,-stm-n; IN the live.
4 loys and girls Who hayc no criminal
-ord. who have no, BEEN IN jan. the
,-e~Pl-. that . some OF them. when the
oli,iiors reach them. find themselves
not interested
u s0-s without saying that some OF
~ -, ~ons approached. fay- no; th.
money 20 invest in this work. II IL
te'ny true that others could invest
-fy literally ahd no, only no, halnIer
themselves. Iu, ih.reby greatly enrich
Amarillo a. place Ia which o. live. The
80 aiu ~. kris are 70 l.. Ansarilio-s
a"u aud women during the iomorrovs
q he community. as the present adult
ci'uh'i'on represent tn municipality IN
isr iodayS, tn. voluntary Investment
Heveniion OF crime. viii unquestion.
bis bad to N. lessenlng q the sum
total % Involuntary inves ment for the
euir'T 10. II shattered lives o; Tie
negi"cied Younger citizens.
Fu''ius money IN the scouting pro.
nam 3 pouring !, into the lives Of the
.at4f' 'a.n aud wOfn~n Of thss city.
'nd % win isoss u worth. according
% The wi-'i"m 81 N, program through
fhi,h D. . ,si'-1ii--i. On their iehalf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
PLAINS CATTLE
BRING HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES

H'iDits received In Amarillo Tuesday
are e. the effect thst Panhandle bred.
fs.i and finished baby bceves topped the
Fort Worth markets this week. at 50
per hundred. the animals being shipped
by 4. ~ Lowry 81 Hereford
The Second position an the hshy bee!
market IN Fort Worth was taken BY
Gene simmons 81 Claiming who re.
ceiVed $50 Ter hundred weight Mr.
Lowry topped the market IN Fort
Worth last year with sss5 per hundred.
Attention j. called a. the fact that
tbs animals are strictly Panhandle Of
Teas Siock. that they ware fed and
finished here. "a feeds produced In tho
Panhandle country. Interest attaches
here. u u declared by reason uf the
Tact That heretofore some uf the cattle
men have bcen under the impression
that NJ 'topp-rs" can u. finished
through the use q thu locally grown
feeds
Ctile men express The opinion that
sh' p dr'n'nsirafiuns as this viii h. con.
du'ife w excellent RESULTS iu forcing
upon the minds 81 even iha unwilling
That much dupli,auon ~ shipping
ca rSrs may BE- saved by finishing Pan.
handle animals in The Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
County Records
Warranty Deeds.

p L. Brccrof, 10 Geo. \. French.
i $50. y 20 feet lot ~. block al. rlcal.
cns.
t. u. Johnson 4 M 10 ~ l.. John.
on. 5. -3s. e 80 feet bot :. book 2il.
l.monr. Cnd I. Interest.
}. 7 Domcg q az 10 Chas. l. Green,
too 10; =. block g. iakcs lew
Mechanic Liens.
I,o'eri " Eur..c a "a g. 1 q. Giles.
.6so 81 =. block o.. ;. j.
Transfer.
g. VI i.edford g. Amarillo liza. Co.
is.5uo. lui :: hiock $50. rlsmons.
Releases.
Plains Paving Co. 10 Mr.. T.. q. sal
.,y. let ~. block 81 Eaklc
e. L. Wlilm.rug II al o. ranhan-
D. In Co, bots u 10 20. block 70.
=. a :
Wm oliver to ". & Husbcll. lots
20. 70 and ~. block "a. s J.
4 Eherstsdi q al a. W II. Law.
.nc.. same a. above.
q Cunningham g. : n Johnson.
.o's = % u bi'~k sso. Mirror.
e y. WhlmerinE 10 T.. y. Russell JT..
lot 20. block -. G.. a >.
Martin , Nri-,n o. wfl'i- y Gray
90. fau ioi g. iiock -. PiCmons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

css frum Qua point of view seem To be-
logged and stopped We should get
round and So the situation from lu.
f;hrr angle
just 81 ihis time. Amarillo j. one 81
he busiest liiii, cities On the .n,ir,
United states There srs buildings go
~ up on ever, STREET Tn, buildings
e. abiticd hy structures whose pro
.orti"ns and pricc are liberal The
a-ics u IN, builders nge hcing reflect
4. according Co their desires or abiii
les through the development OF this
community
Thirtythr.- blocks ~ new brick
aNing ar L,lng laid on sixth street.
pyr two Wiles ~ brickr'i highways
nd this j. io b. finished wlthin tn
eat siNty days Then lher, are other
I'D, miles OF paving Installing IN,
expenditure ~ approximately one half
alll.on dollars durins the present year
~ paving No. this j. perhaps not
a great deal Of PAVING. when compared
% u.s contracts IN IA. larR. CITIES but
u gUud deal fot Amarillo.
Not alone are the streets bcing paved
'ut the sewer mains sgt l,ing extend.
4 D.. approximately mine miles This
~ incrcas, "a. total u mains lateral
nd service lines TO ihs ,Xgnt Of man,
ddcd miles additions to IN, sanitary
ever system of Amarillo. This worh
hc!ue hurried 10 completion a. the
aver set in their work for better
oadways thr' ueh this city
un ,hc s5ih Of the present month Il
anticipated thar contract will h.
~aid,si 10, tae ere, tion Of the munici.
a! auditorium on m. Santoln block.
his auditorium with a s-ating capa
ny one of the CREATES; in IN. South.
esi. vii round out fhc facilities max.
* 81 Afnaf.llu q real convention city.
Nov net, IN this portion OF the South.
vest. l. there to he found q community
'hich T. n.aklug %, growth shown IN
amarillo Thi. clty, without loom.
huil6ng steadily asoue the right
mes. I, Is extending to- public build
ng program. is residential program
= sch'ol program zach aud all with
~ any inierfefcac, Th.s, are some
the things hcing accomplished b,
marble while som, spend their tim.
wundrflng why something isn't
iune.'
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But Nancy and Nick walked through
them a. brayely ~ the lions
Al last they reached the top, and
looked down on the other side.
oh. look. Nick pointed Nancy. It's
all levely down thsre Ne NOR, ugly
wires or sparks "r anything Just green
grass and lovely flowers everywhere
I've a notion to gather bouquet 20
take 20 Princess Therma-'
But Nick wasn't listening Tie had sud.
denly missed something The red festh.
er PIN had jumped out % his pocket
and was clingang to larg. rcd horse.
shoe with steel ends, like the tiny ones
you buy at the toy store for a nickel.
You see the feather was out OF wing
OF the furious falcon that guarded the
Fate - King lndig's Palace. aud II was
steel The horseshoe magnet had pulled
u away and there II chung
Nick held out his hand. forgetting
pim Pins warning. And a. his fingers
closed around the steel feather they
stuck. too. Ne was held last
10 De Continued
Gopyright. 1922. NEA Scryicel
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

West Gulf States
-CescTaily fair and
rmrnal temperature.
except lrsl rains
arr l'ro'able Thurs.
day o. Friday.
southern Rocky
Mountain and Pla
tcau. Region Gen.
orally fair and .cool
but with prohabi.
ity Of l~al rains or
sngWs W. cincs,lay %
Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

towards the door AS Sabre entered.
They might have belonged TO n single
body and they appeared 20 have n sim
gle expression and single thought:
dark and forbiddlng expression and n
thought dark and hostile There was
AGAIN that murmur that had greeted
him when he stepped from the cab. A.
the sight ~ him one Of the two men NJ
the head OF the table started 10 his feet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

Z, b tru. that the grand jury In rot
ter County IL working 10 the end Of a.
sistlne with bringing the booiicgEsrs In
this territory 10 justice. a task In
which the juries and courts throughout
ihs country are concerning themselves
jusi now. but all who have the power
10 think. know that these poor fsols
who place themselves over the Law
through ccntinuing to traffic IN boozs
are IKE moths around the burning can
die. Tho wlll Iie s,nged aud dylnl
while the right thinking and rich, act
inE OF their fellows pass hy with it'll.
sympathy for their suffering.
The hDotlegEer h moi a loyal Au-ri
lean he Ia Stacker of the wors
tyf,~. lie Is dangerous aud should b,
he1d e. check until his mind falls int
HARMONY with thu demands Of thc hwi
Of the land. Recently writer printe,
the following:
DO you ever pause IN tn grca; pro
hibiion desert aud conjure up q PIC
ture OF the saloons that f1ourishel IL
this country onH fex years ago.
Now and then men. passing a prom
inent corner. point To- a savings lani
OF sranking-new cigar stor.. and say
There used 10 L. a swell larroom here
Gosh. can remember when old Grow
wAs rassed out n, A. cents a quart ane
the hsrkeep apologized for whiskey un
der seven years old
An that's ieft a. those anci.n,
vhisksy dens l. the path in IN. side
walk. worn b. the tramp Of drunkands
feef a. they made their rounds. hpplns
up % much they were ashamed 70
drink u all In one place.
''frominent among thu customer,
vss the business man Who ran An n,
IN stroke Of every hour for a high
nsii or small glass e water with q
isrse ~hiskey-s'rsieht Cor a chaser.
by O'Clock nj night. the regular,
were well ,snked and below the din wa,
To ffiends apology: Don't mind him
hSs a swev fellow when he isn't drunk.
Ire owl cars carried them hone-
70 mothers and wives Who -obl.,d quiet
y In the stiffness % night.
There vss CONSIDERABLE priyauon in
The svsrss. hard drinkers home shor,
on funds because q the larroom tux
srctdy appetite.
= drunken man was disgusting TO IN.
SEED eitizrn and oBi--builser. 4 faith
es sseates, fear Was that his son
weaiis e~t the apostle
''Thsrr Was another tyl,- Of saloop--
I'm iowdown ,ype that h.rd drinkers
usrslly wound ~ In. II was den
th~ rndrzsons ~ criminals. wbef. Gus.
ton,ess NsFe thrown into the alley after
shes had h~-n stripped Of their las,
cent
III anirr fiuid In the quart lo,tl.
r'nned hfiIlant men IN the tens a,
thousands. we,L~d an infinite number
q ho,'es and. for those deeply Involved
desuoycd nearly everything for which
life I. worth living.
That ancient Institution the openly
conducted saloon. = gone. Now and
shen some one with NOR. money than
Trains gets hold o, quart for 81. or
moe.
hot fathers aren't worrying al-,,i'
thtH sons dsv.iois:nE q chronic 'h!rs,
HOMES afe happier with i.-s angling
More in"ne, IN the hank 4 wou,sr
can ride on an ovl ar now wtthoa,
danger q itihE ih-ulted.
There b W, Il talk. around IN.
oonntry. about infringing on persona,
liberty. much FUN. argument sl,su,
brinsinE iack light wines ard beers.
''Bri. si heart. IN. counirv T. dry
The proof -. that there. almost no
tsik q. bringing hack IN, I'D time -
Icon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
LUBBOCK EXPECTS 1000
HIGH SCHOOL VISITORS
Special 80 N. Hs~s

Special 70 The Ssvs
~ BiaH *. April u arrangements
i-ring risds 10 entertain thou.
M guests - the hiEh schous "a the
county dlstiirt mes 20 ~ held IN
- ciiy Fri'iny and Saturday IN al
n" aihi'i.c defamation. essay spsil.
and ofhsr contests under ~. dir-r.
..n - th- : air High school AsS'-.ia
on
Pres ilu aeun w.il b, -cr,sf ~ ih-
iolncsilc scienoe class AZ noon Of both
.srs Co NJ least Sea school children,
Pei iullug the .e9e visitors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
Mexico buys Aufos

VI fa-o. Texas. March l',--Mexlco
purchased s.23s automobiles q Ameri.
oan Manufacture last year according 10
reports received az the Industrial de-
iartneni q the ~ I'a~o CHAMBER 81
ooinuierce. Mexico bought more Amer.
can made machines than canada. Aus.
'ralia. japan o. cuba a'cor,iins ct III.
report.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
Temperature by hour at Amarillo
To lssne I.ullrlin

Austin. Texas. March - Beginning
March Is the Texas stat" fire mar-hsl's
office will issue a monthly bulletin.
larry Mills chief inspector Of IN. iivi.
sion of fir prevention. state fir insur.
nnce commission. Is working on the INF.
iial issue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and Nicinity-wcdnes,lay
generally fair.
West TcNas-we'lncslay generally
fair.
Weather Outlook tor feriod .ApriI 4:
o. Apfil %. inclusive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

liuuior after rum,f u heard o. III.
streets ~ Arlsu.is snd irvine. aloul
h. dew ippnrni u 90 ln ih- Territory
Nhils thers rumors mas SOC d. correct.
49, must no, overlook ihc fact Inst ike
where thsr- l. = great DIAL Of SMOKE.
there must H. soiu. fire. and N. oil
development l. real certainty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19


a very hie man. and with very big
and massive face and terrific eyes who
started NJ and raised clcnched fists and
had his Jaws working old Bright. Ills
companion at the head ~ the table re.
strained him and drew him down again.
n tall spare. dark man with n thin
mouth In a deeply lined face Twyn.
ing.
From a door behind the central dias
large stout man entered and took HE
seat. Whispers aboui the court said
Coroner" Someone bawicd silence"
Tine ooruncr fiddeled with some pa.
ieir' PAT nincc nez and his nose and
STARED about the court He had "A hr.
ia, face. He stared about lis the wi..
ness Sabre In attcndance?"
The coroncr's officer said. Yes, sir.-
The coroner looked at him. Are YOU
legally represented"
He said. Represented No. WHY
ihould ! D. representedf"
The coroner turned 10 examine some
papers. That you may perhaps dis.
over. he remarked dryly.
The court Uttered.
y man was seated no, far from the
hunchhack rose and bowed and said. I
am watching the interests OF Mr.. Sab.
re"
Sabre started Mrs sabre, Mabel
The hunchlack spranr 10 his feet ana
jcrked how. II represent Mr. Bright,
the father Of the diseased"
CHAPTER V
I
Hapgood said:
Did ! say 10 you last time. after that
brighton business. that the man had
crashed. that the roof ha fallen In on
MINI In. man. sitting on his bed ther.
~ Brighton and giblerlng at me, Sabre
ns whole man. sane man. he was n
fortunate and happy man, compared M
'h's 'hat ! saw come at him at Tidbor.
ough yesterday
"Ey Jove. old man. how I'm ever TO.
Ing to tell YOU. That poor chan In there
h2ited by those ficnds By love
hut this business. old Sabre up In tina,
witness box with his face In "A kno, ana
stinlin"ring Look here. Look here-.
that was absolutely all he ever said: n,
never could get any farih,r-old Sabre
golng through that. and the solicitor
i'aring III" inside CUT ~ him and throw.
lng u IN his face. and that trclIedyed
iscariot Twyninr prompting the soilcI.
tor and cgging him on. with his bcastly
Spite running like venom out Of tina
corners OF his MOUTH tell Won nv
eyes felt like two boilcd goosel-rrie.
IN my head; loilcd red hot: and a red
not potato stuck In my throat, stuck
tight. tell you
LOOK here. get the hang out OF the
'hing. Get a bearing on some OF thcs,
people' There was the coroner getting
on MS preamble. Great bg pudding of
ehap, the coroner Face like a three.
parts debated football. There was old
bright the girls father. smolder,ne
iik" inside III" doof u a lanked I'M fur.
mace There was Mr.. Iscariot Twyninr
"uh MS lace Ikea stab-in the back
ana his mouth on his face like n scar.
There was this solicitor chan next IN
h'h' win his hump. with his hair Iik.
name. and head like a house. and a
mouth IKE a cave. He'd great big red
tongue. about yard long. like a re.
'rlcNers' aud "a big long forefinrer
win about five joints In n that no vnr.
sl"d when he was cross.cxamlnInr ana
thot out when he was lncriminat,ns
IKE the front nine inches OF a snake
W"niinucd in Our Next Issuel
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0io1i AShHurciuESoN
Continued From Our last Issue
CHAPTER ~

Continued From Our last Issue
CHAPTER "
| fiapgood had said "a his friend OF the
effect on Sabre ~ Mabels action
against him: He's crashed. The roofs
fallen In ON him." and hat was Sabre's
own belief. Hut IL WIS not 10. There are
degrees OF calamity. Dumfoundcd. stun.
cd. Sabre would not have believed
that conspiracy against him OF all the
powers OF darkness could conccivobly
worscn his plight. They had shot their
holt. lie WAS stricken amain.
Hut they had not shot their holt. The
roof had not yet fallen on him. The tim.
bcrs Of the Supcrstructure had but bent
and cracked and groaned.
Their holt was shot, the roof cracked
IN the four sides Of his world tottercd
and collapsed upon him. with the words
spoken to Sabre by that man who ap.
preached and took him aside while he
stood to take leave u Hargood.
The man said. 4 Daresay you know
me by sight. Mr.. Sabre. I'm the coron'
cr's officer al Tidborough. You're ra.
Their wanted down there. The fact Is
that young woman that's been living
with you's been found dead"
Sabrc's face took then the strange
and awful hue that ilapgood mad
marked upon II.
Found dead? Found dead? Where?
"ln your house. Mr.. Sabre. And her
baby. dead with her"
Found dead? Found dead? Fife.
aud her baby? Found dead? oh. dear
God Catch hold Of my arm "A min.
nte. All right. let me go. Found dead?
What d'you mean. found dcad?'
There's to h. an inquest tomorrow.
that's what you're wanted for"
Inquest? Inquest" sabres speech
was thick. lie knew II was thick. His
tongue felt enormously too big for his
mouth. lie could not control II
properly. lie felt that all his limbs and
ac,noeis were swollen and pondcrous
and out OF his control. Inquest
Found dead? Inquest? Found dead?
Goo God. can't you tell me SOME.
thing"
The man said. Il say that's for the
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yon,,. .on,an - ,,oI.on ox,,,,. a".
ID"
"oxalic acid"
They went to the cab.
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rouy, son,.ona Ia Pa. ,'".
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-. =, r" ~ vas .'"seu \"
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"''aw"'s SUI VI
No. 49, - san, - 'ouu's y, anS"sr 20
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W., 50. r.. ~ ss ' was up'
a, a.. - -" "us
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