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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-13


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-13
Real Estate for Rent
rIArs Am APARrMtNrs
FARMS FoR RENT

TWO GOOD EGHrY-ACRE farms to
L--- DnIl- .as IhnmAA OnaEe alsd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
PENETRATING A NUISANCE

IL Amarillo were charged with
pcrpeiuating a nuisance. her pco-
ple would doubtless utter protest
whicli could be heard a consider
able distance. yet. that's exactly
what Is being done.
The pcStiicrous. persistent lit
tie dandelion. against which laws
have been passed IN some OF the
cities and towns. and perhaps
even states in mcrica. Is running
the lawns OF Amarillo. as a result
al the Indifference OF the people
But few lawns have been ridclcd
al this pest during the present
year IN this city and even these
are subject t. certain rcscedinc
IRON the ones in which the weed
has grown. bloomed and seeded
unmulestcd.
10 the minds Of some. this may
seem like trivial matter and
vet II must be recalled that cities
and perhaps even states have con-
sidered II OF such importance as
a. pass laws against the weed
with ITS Haunting yellow of the
carly spring. followed by lis wide
distribution OF icaihery-winycd
SEED.
Amarillo people. as they love
then lawns shouid be awake 10
the necessity OF blotiinr gu, this
destructive. II snowy "icprosy OF
the lawn" No on Individual has
the ability to perform this task
but altogether, it NAV be stamp.
co out by lg2- or At the latest
JOS. This might he accomplished
earlier. but Tor the fac, that many
81 the plants have already deposi,-
sd their seeds Tor the iq3, cron
There are many blooming plant,
that should be plucked IN today
,omorrow aud the next dav. To-
hviiten the burden 81 next wear
ana The two wears following.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
Dreadful DREAMS

E"na Meena. the magician. started
Ilgh' away Ia boil two dreams for thu
hat Twelve Toes. the sorcererl 10 shake
over Nancy and Nick. who we e. peace.
fulb sloeping between two mountains
IN % lovely valley
First h. took seven green feathers
'" fee,cn green rarrots. the rind ola
rinea1r'c cheese. and pint OF harna.
81 shells
Th.ss h. ground together IN coffee
rrind.r Next h. giiSed the miik of
emit grown o. ~ North l'llc with
q quart q medium oil and drop 81
iny rum
l. fly h. sificd into one howl q pinch
- sulphur two pinches ~ EunpeWdcr
and three rlnrLcs 81 snuff.
IT. mixed The things al together then
Do r.ur'd them into hrgc applcbut.
ter SETTLE over Il hot FIRE. mYiicIing
fif.e words ~ b. tired
"Eicr hr.ar little dream.
Thing ar. seldom what they sccm.
flrs' With Nancy. thrr with Nick.
ic'p twelve toes % tu7n tho trick"
-hr stt'lo ioiicd and aucrr green
.am sruse l.eHa M.cns then held
p b over u. Eeftic so that thu steam
wort straight into u. When j, WIS fun
De- hastily ii'd u with n string
Here you are Twelve Toes" he
said. holding out the bag. Take II. and
wh,u on reach your cave down On the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
INTRODUCING OURSELVES

y great a. amarillo i, IS
we who live here know her 90 he.
Wc should not overlook the TACT
there are MANY. even not remote
.lv removed from Amarillo who
are not really well acquainted
with u, strange. but true
Looking 80 the proposition
from thu, angie. we call attention
10 the fact that amarillo Is con
irontcd with the task oi ntroduc-
inc herself 60 the people M the
amarillo Country. the confines at
which territory. wc are pleased io
believe are large.
\, q medium through which
these introduction, ui ourselves
to the OUTLYING districts ul the
Nmarillo cuuptrN NAV hc accom-
pli,hcd. good fellowship. getting
.cQuami,d. trades extension. or
friendship tour, have been ar
ranged through a., Amarillo
Board oi CITY Developments
trade extension or excursion COM
miitcc OF which Walter (. Irwin
Is the chairman
he first ui these trips, that to
iueumcari. ha> been made. and
with a rare and delightful degree
OF success. The next oi the series
is To be that on Nav 3 and 4
along tie Fort Worth & Denver
to Childres>. thence To- Yelling
ton. and then across To Shamrock
aud up the Rock Island to Ama-
rillo. stopping at all points both
a goin and comm.
Don't let H. imagine that this
task belongs To Others. but rather
let u realize that no one else can
accomplish our share oi this im.
portant development work. Tor
Nmarlllu. Let H. he real citizens.
ur seek location 1t some point
where We can III in better. There
Is no demand for drones in Ama-
rlllo-liye ones only. are wanted
Lets win-gct I'M
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
IT is OUR BUSINESS

be u known % all men AM
women 81 amarillo that thc
Scouts budget program is lag.
rIngl
his Is no complimcn, To Ann
rillo. II . but poor cxcu>r IA s,,..
Vel. amarillo NAV be a little
SLOW, hnt Sic eventually does the
Iight Thing Jnlc>, there i, yir.
tgre ~ procrastination. then
ihere . a lack OF honor IN this
II the program Tor the bows and
firls Of tins city. As CONTEMPLATED
ihrough the Scouts budget de-
fails Of which have been broadly
published. Is not desirable n {,
!: not a good thing. the pcn,l,.
snould openly condemn II. instead
81 saying that IL Is a good thing
~ u were condemned instead ~
approved. there would be reason
N declining 10 support 4, The
hes''aicy and dallying would have
3 warrant.
No. Amarillo has sc; is seal II
approval al ihi. budget In ID d..
me. Il has declared he mo,emrp,
20 be ..orihy one. and IN ID d..
ms has obligated TIE people tot
sur or. 81 this iuncturc thee 1,
not ing O. DO except o. hive, The
money On ,hc budget. and then see
that program II activity IN behalf
al the boss aad girls q, the most
efficient and constructive. pe,.i
bic 10 work out.
Amari''"'s tasks ar "our'
task AMI there is 10 warran, Tor
passing the buck" to use a lang
expression. III of Us are Obligated
60 work Tor. and invest IN these
campaigns fer community secur-
wv. through the lives OF the bows
pnd the girls,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
CITY WIDE CLEAN UP!

You and ne, all ui Us have said
we want a clean city. ami DR..
ii. W. Duke. health officer ior
Nmarillo has determined that we
hall have il.
No, this 'ytri', mean the other
fellow. II means YOU and me il
"ill be accomplished bv Us
through our hep aud coopera,ior
= VIII be pu, over.
Nill II shock III. when armed
with authority from the CITY. DR.
Duke orders us to clean nm uo,
only our front and back var -,
Dni those vacant lots owned by
US or Tor which We are the
agents That mean one. i,nt
II: let. this : exactly wba, N
Duke Is goLig 90 DO.
We have talked loftilv abou.
an ounce OF prevention worth ,
bound OF cure. We have gurrlc /
ana buried about the security ami
safety OF perfect sanitar. conJi.
lions nut are We willing 10 invest
the thought, the time. the labor
ana the money necessary TO bripo
docut this state OF affairs NrlI
We y he given an oppor,unil, +"
20 that thing, beginning with the
ON day OF May. IT we do ma, cc,
into It before. wv s''
fiies ate the curse OF this corn.
Utility a. they are OF many otbe,
-J,', .l and yet It - assert.
gu that these nauseous ,n.rs, ~,
rs, vIII and ha,chcd m nl,h. srnmr
W ". nat then. l. the inference y.h..
'''es are present; That near wbrr.
NJ ~ ivund. fifth must ato,nJ
" hai must be The ,ta,u, 81
.'lllnlinliv In which flie, swarm:
1 must lnsscapably be a i;l,by
,oinmuniivl ''''!
-. marble Hifii!o must, and will Glen,
% We clnrot cscape ,bo -;
'enccs of iithl WV '''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

The foreman looked up csustleaiy.
1--WE told you about ten times no
answered. addressing himself to bs
tlste. Were building connection
on our fiume." an.
.our flumeg" Houston gasped the
words. Il own this flume and this AXE
and this fiume site"
III your names Houston gues.
Won do" came the answer. but
YOU can read ard write. you cusht 10
know that while you may own H. you
don't use II. That's our privilege IRON
now on. In cold black and white ~
FAR AS the law Is concerned, TINS is our
flumc. and cur water. and our "sc'
and our woods back there. Ana were
going TO use all Of 'em. as much as We
ulcase-and It's your business TO stay
out Of our way
CHATTER VIII.
The statement took Houston OFT ms
feet for moment: but recovery ans
lust A. quickly. a rccoil with the REQ
splo,ches Of anger blazing before ms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

Garth"
They'll bc awake by that time. =
croaked Twelve Toes. Can't We send
Il from hore?'
Nothing easier" answered lena
Mocna. going TO his manicl shelf and
taking down a telescope. Lets see.
Where b. the carihg''
These two wicked creatures could
see A. well 40 night a. during the. day.
Right down there said TNcly. Tocs
'rhc one that looks like an orange,
slightly flattcncd al the poles"
Hum, no oh. yes. there u H." said
Eena ic"na. And vhcr, nrc tho
Twins"
Tw'lv" Tees uo!ntcd them out.
Fly 10 u place over their heads arI
unite the string" sald The maEacl,u.
There are two dreams. one for each II
them"
TO Ne Continued,
Copyright. 1899. NEA Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

Any erroneous reflection upon the
tharac'cr. standing, % reputation n;
any Individual. firm. concern or cor.
ioration. that may appear In the col
uinns % The News. will be gladly CIR.
rcctci. when called 10 the attention Il
the Editor. II is MT the intention Of
this newspaper 90 wrongfuiiy use. OF
iniure any Individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections will be
made where warranted a. prominently
ss was the wrongfuily published refer.
ence OF article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

eyes. the surge OF hot blood sweeping
through his veins. the heat Of conflict
In his brain. His good hand clcnched
\ leap and he had struck the foremsn
on the point OF the chin sending him
rccling backward. while the other mea
rushed TO his assistance.
That's my answer TO YOU shouted
Houston.
Run tell Thaycr"' shouted the forc-
man. and then with recovering strength
he turned Tor cant hook hut Ba'tists
seized Il first.
Here comes somebody Ba'tiste's
grip frightened about the cant hook and
he rose. squaring himself. Houston
seized the club and stood waiting few
feet In the rear. IN readiness for any.
one who might cVaic the bulwark Of
blows which Ba'tlstc evidently intended
20 set up.
\ moment more. and Ia 'tis,c. with
a sudden exclamation. allowed his can;
hook 10 drop to the ground
"Ec, is Thaycr and Wade. the sheriff.
from Montvicw. and his deputy. Peuf..
Have he fool hSm too"
The sheriff pulled two legal doca.
mcnts from his pocket. and unfolding
them. had shown Houston the bottom
OF each. Barry's eyes opened wide.
"Tha:s-thats my signature" came
at last.
This ones the slmc. isn't II" The.
second PAPER was showed forward.
Yes
Then I don't see what you're Kick.
Ing about. do you know anyone namel
jenkins, who is a notary publicy'
Yes"
Then look EN- over. II that isn't Z
lease TO the lake and flume and flua,a
site. and II the second one isn't a con.
tract for stumngc at dollar and n
half a thousand fcct-wcll. then. cam
read"
But I'm telling you tina; I didn't
give u a. them" Houston Ind reached
for the papers with a trembling hand.
Il don't remember"
Didn't tell youy" Thaycr had turn.
ID 10 the sheriff There h. goes pull.
ing that loss Of memory stunt again.
That's one of his hest little bets" he
added snccring. TO lose his memory"
I've never lost u yet"
"No-thcn you can forget things aw.
fuily casv. Such as coming out hero
aud pretending not To know who YOU
were. You can't even remember the
night YOU murdered your own rousin.
can your"
That's "a"
See sheriff? His mrmory's had"
M the malice and hate OF p.n,.up en-.
mity was In Fred Tlmycr's voice nov.
tine gnarlcd hand went forward ~ ne,
cusiilon. lie can't even remember
ho" he killed his own cousin. But n
ne can't ! can. Ask him about In.
Time When he Slipped that maIlct IN his
pocket ~ prizc light and then wen,
on out with his cousin. Ask him what
became Of Tom I.ang,lon after they Ief,
that prize fight, lie won't he able 10
t'h you. OF course. BE loses his mem.
ofy' all he viii De able 10 remember An
mat his father spent "a 10, II money
ana hired some good lawyers and no,
MN out OF II. lie won't bc able 10 tell
you thing about how his own cousin
was found with his skull crushed In. and
the bloody woodcn maIlct living beside
him-the mallct that this fellow had
s.o"h the night before at a prize fight
He won't
Continued in Our Mex, Issue,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
Rain al iiiilcficld.

i.lTTkEfiEl.L. April s7.-IIcavy
Fains rlufinrc o. fan over the cuuE.
~. u i~sau Suniay afternoon. and
rae rain'g iuiermlften,ly ever since.
with ~ Immediate prosp.ri- fnr clear.
ina up \ hong continued rainy spell
Tie this u very unusual here AZ this
ssasun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

~, ie'. each and every ram ian.
M, -. "oN at regular interval.
viSiJ 80 H'ore certain the wheat
~, ,i''' tni> summer. These r,in'
'' L are putting the land IN grss,
s,."pe toy the oncominp plan,;n.
:" -, me ka'lrs. fatiencrS Of pr; -
IN ing attic and hog,. and ircd l.
81 "i IN ever expanding numbc-
." ,Aiekca' and turkeys,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

FOR TODAY

And iIc. bcerine ILL., cros. went
forth into place called the place
oi a skull. which l. called IN the
Hebrew. Golguils; nhcrr ~ cru.
cili,d Him. aud two others with
Him. rT on either side oi Him. aud
jc rs in the mid't--John 1918.
A. christ dew near 90 death. he
trmhlcd n vas an cNrcricncc of
Hs creation tut q, huisrlf had
never frlt b. 10 llis humanity, IT'S
flesh % s,,mci terrible Geihscm'
anc bclrs witness how t'uiblc u
seemed iiui he passed u fur love
10 ~ Phillips Brooks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
CITIZENS OF HEREFORD
TO VOTE ON HOSPITAL
Special io The News

HEREFORD. Apri is5-The county
commissioners ha,. called an election
'of June 10 10 determine whether or
Tot the county shall issue it, bonds
q IN" sum g. sie.oeo to take over ia.
ii" eiurd Hospital. This institution was
u'Einiacd about a year ago through q
"caI r'"cF comnany, large fraine
uidinE purchased and RECONSTRUCTED
'oi hospital PURPOSES. and an rfscr,
.h"dc to make II scifsup,mr,lne. How.
.Net, ~ RECENT mass mcctlng Il was
aecid'd that the Institution aud ths
community would L. hest served tv
.o'in'y supervision. Petitions wc-c ci..
c"'ated aud the election win fc;i.w.
u IL believed the proposition will carry
ny a large majority.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
Tn Rrnair I.Ln,r s,,irm

pDrDADA. April 2s.-C.eo. o.. Hiii.
district manager e III Southwestern
rr.epaon" COMPANY. inu'-i At Alia.
rita. assIr,s Mayo a. D.. - that
iIoydida = 90. pa's.. s1.fri ~ lee
completely overhaul aud p.accs In
first-class oOndiii5a real sOon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

An atmospheric
~, turliaacc II Some
intensity over the
West Cult states
has caused rain
throughout that sec.
ton and thu Nilsson.
n Valley. and rain
or snow over the
caftcrn slope 1T thu
Rocky Mountains
with a Jinch snow
az beaver and still
showing. The rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

over Northern Louisiana WIS heavy.
the report indicating two inches and
Glove. Last of the Missouri rlyct To- the
Atlantic the weather is somewhat
. Loudly with stationary temperature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

, Ia, ., by day there floa, back ~
'Ni'iarilio' evidence, Of the dcligb,
"; 'ht recent annual rupvr,,,a,,
~ ihe Panhandle Irc. $500
'i"n ~ ihi, CIV The visitor. ~.
ull'iin'ed N their praise oi ANA.
uio, ana ihc, are even now look-
ing forward 10 the return dat,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
THE WEATHER
BY Stanley

ANN ilo nsd Vicinity Friday gen.
rally fair
Ncg, TaAa'-iri,ay generally flir.
Syro,sis q. Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

Even though the rate, have
"en eu'srd ;rua one cua OF ...
country 10 The other both Tie
raiifoad, aad Oh, people seem To-
Dc getting along
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

hen.. hcs cow bring bless
ings when thew hccomc part II
nc iarin scheme 81 "a country
he Panhandl, and Plain, need
bers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY.

4 fathers lack u confidence In MS
sons ability caused Barry Houston 10
inherit q lumber min on condition that
he maintain high output. \ series
Of mysterious accidents are preventing
this and when young Houston arrives
I'm the Colorado timber lands he iinuS
that his superintendent. Fred mayer
has been systematically wreckinr hN
plant. In making the discoveries hous
ton has been assisted BY Batiste "e'
maud. an eccentric FrcnchCanadtih,
who aui, the practice Of medicine ana
retired 10 a cabin 10 forget the douh'e
trarc,h OF his sons death In France
and the murder Of his wife. r. nurses
Houston hack TO health. when the nv
,ct's automobile plungcs over cnll'
Houston. to deceive Thaycr. feigns com com.
nlete loss OF memory. In ia VS..
c,h,n Houston meets Medainc lsohi'
re,,e girl who owns the ADJOINING
,,mber lands. suddenly. Thaycr arrives
from the railroad station with Agh's
Iier,lon. fri who has a iniystci'""7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
MEMBER or the ASSOCIATED
PRESS
NOrItE Io Tnh rTnI.IC,

spoctai Associated Press Leased Wire
SerVlre.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-02
MAHONEY HANGED

WALLA WALLA, Dec. 2-James Mahoney, condemned to death for the brutal murder of his elderly bride, whom he married and then killed for the money she possessed, was hanged here at TOP yesterday morning. He was pronounced dead sixteen minutes after the trap had been sprung.
 The condemned man spent a sleepless night but when brought from the death cell he was calm and morose. He maintained his com posture until he mounted the scaf- fold, when his knees trembled and he was compelled to grasp the rail for support. He died without mak- ing statement.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-02
sKAGWAY PUBLISHER DEAD;
 WAS PIONEER OF THE NORTH

SKAGWAY, Dec. 2-Dr. Louis $. Keller, mayor of Skagway, died at Seattle on Thanksgiving Day, after 8 lingering illness. Death resulted from cancer.
 The deceased came to Skagway in the gold rush days and has been active in lodge work and in terri torial and city politics. He was a member of the Arctic Brotherhood, Masons, Elks, Maccabees, Woodmen of the World, Modern Woodmen and Eagles. He has been engaged in the publication of the Skagway Alaskan since 1907. He leaves a widow, three brothers and three sisters.
 Christian Science services will be held at Seattle on Sunday, at Bon ny Watson chapel, followed by ere nation. The deceased was born in St. Paul, in 1859.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-02
WOMEN OF NATION WORKING
 TO PREVENT REMOVING LID

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-Ten million women are working through various non-partlzan organizations to prevent enactment of anti-prohi- bition legislation, Mrs. Frances P. Parks, corresponding secretary of of the National W. C. T. U., said in her report before the convention of the organization. Beside the W. C. T. U. these organizations include the Women's Trade Union League, the Mothers Congress, the Parent Teacher Association, the General Federation of Women's Clubs, the Association of University Women and the W. C. T. U., was seeking in turn to further the aims of sev- eral of these organizations, and that in many other fields its cooperation had been sought. ..=..".
 "The W. c. T. U. endeavors wise ly to promote that humanizing, so- cializing and spiritualizing of the industrial system which is the ulti- mate goal of the Women's Trade Union League" said Mrs. Parks.
 "We have a record of more than 100000 new women who have en- tolled in local unions since March, 1920" she continued. "The organ ization map of the United States is wonderfully illuminated by 1424 bright red dots indicating the loca- ton of 1424 local unions organized since March. 1920. This number would be much greater no doubt, but for the absorption of New Jersey and some other states on activities which have prevented the revision of state sportmaps to show the new local organizations.
 "The handsome silver cup award edannually to the corresponding sec retary who makes the best report on the membership campaign in her state poes to Miss Epha Marshall. Illinois. Three plans out of many proved very successful in the Hin ois. campaign"
The Nenana news., 1922-12-02
REPRESENTATIVE J. R. MANN
 DIES SUDDENLY AT CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. D Representative James R. Mann, Re publican, of Illinois, died suddenly at his home in this city yesterday. Funeral services were held today in the house chamber.
 President Harding, members of the supreme court, members of the senate and others of prominence in national affairs were invited to be present.
 The body will be taken to Chi cago for burial.
 The news of the lawmakers sud- den death came as a shock to his many friends and admirers, and expressions of regret were general among both Republicans and Demo crats. Uncle" Joe Cannon is quot ed as saying: Representative Mann was the most industrious. faithful. intelligent and useful legislator I have ever known" President Hard ing wrote a message of sympathy to Mrs Mann.
 The death of the lawmaker was caused by pneumonia.