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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-14
GOVERNOR HALTS
PLAN TO PARDON
TWO PRISONERS

MEMPHIS. Nov % Governor L.,
~. Russell of Mississippi abruptly end.
'd h.s visit 90 Memphis 90 attend the
Tennessee Mississippi a. and VI. foot.
bah game tui1y and returned post
haste 10 Mississippi soil whom Il was
reported that 1 movement was under
way 90 grant pardous in his absence Ia
two men now serving prison terms In
Mississippi
Governor Russell lott the speakers
stand at tho government hospital here.
where dsdirHtury ceremonies were in
progress incident 20 au armisticc day
program. after receipt Of a telegram
which hD announced. indicated that lieu
tenant Governor H. u Clstcel. acting
Boo DIS absence from the state had order.
'd pIr1urs granted the two men. Ac-
.Ouplrpd hy Memphis attorney. Gov.
Dru.r Russell was driven hurricdly in
an automobile 20 within the state border
at Horn Lake where hc established
Temporary headquarters. formally an.
uouu.ed ms present. within the state
and directed that ru action Doe taken
on amy orders that might have been
issued
Governor Russell returned to Mem
un.- shortly 1ttor midnight ana an
uounced hc would remain here over
SUNDAY DE declined 90 discuss the re.
ported action ot lieutenant governor
Dlael Tonight nut uid be- would .s.
$500 statement tomorrow after be-
had received further information from
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blood cells Increase In number. blood I'm
PARTIES vanish We also know that might
follows day. Roth are facial Hut hsu
you eczema sufferers. ever actually taker
advantage Of this wonderful facti Thou
tands Just like you have never thought
about ~ skin eruptions, eczema WIN All
IS fiery, skin digging torture sud Us soul
tearing, unrcaClahle itching, pimples,
blackheads aud boils. they oil pack NJ ana
10. when the tide OF blood cells begins 70
roll Ia nlood.cclls are the fighting giants
o. raturei s & =. builds them By TIE
miIHonl II has been doing u since $50
s. =. IL one Of tho greatest blood cell
builders. tlod.cleauserq and body build.
o.. Known 20 Us morillsl when You put
these facts togethcr.-then a. continue u
hsvs eczema and akin eruptions looti
more like a sin than disease. MIS-
Arthur y. smith. Pearl ST., Newark. Ohio
vrites
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because \. s S. does build red blood cells
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ms out hollow cheeks. beautlfies the com
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ia two sizes. The larger siEe bottle u IN
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his office In jackson
Secretary j. J. conan n the state
prison board tonight refused 20 honor
two pardons ISSUED today 20 Negro life
termcrs by Lieut.nu' Governor H.
~ Casteel. acting governor ~ Mis-
sssippl. in the absence of governor
lee n Russell. who was Boz Memphis
attending football game.
The governors secretary. Macy Dick
I1s declared tonight he lieutenant gov.
crror called ON hin h.s morning and
asked for a numb'r VI pardon blanks
which d. refused .U give him. Tho
acting executive b. then said 90 have
prepared som, fonm- 1p dafior having
been filled IN ireseri.l to secretary Of
state " Power 'ar bis signature
Power then signed 5000 stamped them
with the seal Ut the state.
According 20 oral circles AZ the
-aptcl tho logam .' OBJ" action Of
the acting executive N.l De- determined
IN the courts.
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Skin Ablaze
Nth Eczema
Constant Itching Almost
Unbearable!

We know there IL one thing that stops
ecrsmA. and that IL more red blood-cellsi
4 $. s. builds them by the millionl You
can Increase your red blood cells 10 the
point where Il IL practically impossible
for eczema 70 e1ist. We know that as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-14
TRAINED ROBBERY OF MEXICAN
WHICH ended IN ONE Death, is
CONFESSION MADE AT CANADIAN

CANADIAN. Nov 13-Ahout -four
O'Clock Tuesday morning. while CONE
INK from work at tbs round nous, ~
the Santa r. Railroad shops. two vh.to
men and two McNiCaus were held up
The four men Jim Anderson. Hugh
Howell Daniel Hlruindoz and ti'arinu
MARTINEZ. were searched and about 5000
taken from the MeNicaus Cariauino
Martinez attempted to draw gun The
bandit shot him. th, bullet entering
the head just below the RICH ear ana
ranging downward The bandit then
ordered the NoXiara out of ;hr car.
entering the EAR himself and ordered
the white men % drive on. These
three drove out ou thc highway O. few
miles and burned Tho covering 90 the
auto seats which were saturated with
blood They then drove back 90 town
and the hlghwaymeu lett the car upon
reaching thu business section ~ town.
In the meantime Hnrnaudoz had mott.
fled tho S1na BE- Officials and the
sheriff had been summoned Thursday
evening Anderson. Howell and Noryal
Glddens H1wolrs brother ln.law were
arrested. Later 70 was confessed that
G.ddcns shot one Mexican. robbed 10Th
and that Anderson and. Howell had
previous knowledge OF The robbery %
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STRONGER ARMY
AND NAVY URGED
BY CIVIC BODIES
OUTLOOK FOR WORLD is
DARK, RESOLUTIONS
PASSED DECLARE
By Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov 3--MaIutcuance
- strong army and navy as tho only
means ~ assuring the safety of tho
United states under present troubled
world conditions was urged Boa rcsolu'
tons adopted today at the closing ses-
SION 90 the National civic Federation =
conference on international affairs
9Th, outlook after four years q
peace ls dark indeed slid "a dec.Ira'
ton drawn up as a preamble to tho
various resolutions adopted "Wth one
accord $50 turn our attention tn the
problem ~ how civilization can be
saved from impending ruin.
The fourth anniversary ~ The Ar
m.stiec is "a significant time Tor the
holding ot conference 90 consider the
questions 20 Americas international rc.
hu0us and Americas military policy.
America took leading part IN tho
great struggle and must i-.ar her share
e. the responsibility ;or the settlement
thaf followed
That e.'tlDmout has not brought
peace and Toe states of Europe and the
pear Elst -o far from composing their
d.ffUurss and rcroni their
'"mmunt. DE. are trembling on tho
edge OF tlc abyss threatened with
bankruptcy mutually suspicious and
torn hE .umitIes and disseusious.
Tho conference recognizes that the
United States must play the part In
The world 20 which cminence In cul'
tual political and material develop
mcnt entities TO-"
The resolution dealing with the army
'Umends The present national defense
a.t but urged that the standing army
%" Increased o. $50 600 enlisted men and
1900. officers a. advocated by Sccre'
Hu Il War Weeks
The navy said another resolution,
should d. maintained in every way on
"a has's - equality with that u Grea,
Britain and FIVE thirds the strength %
that u japan
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JAMES M'MAHAN DIES
AT HOME IN AMARILLO

James " NDNBFH oa. G,d Jt h.a
homr -0' Nprih Lincoln Street, Mou
day morung 40 oe'oes Ilr came
here recently from J.n'1r Tor bis
health
li' leaves fwr sons D. lI N.Nlhln.
T. NrNIhln. s. D. NrN1h,n and
y J. NcNhh1n oft Amarillo. and two
daughters Mr Eta Hallmark. CuIup
Ala. and M.s Laura MrM1h1n 90
Amarillo
Tn, poly B rt CRISES Undertaking
pulor, pending 'h. arrival of r,la.
tvcs whom funeral arrangements VIA
Hp made.
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Poultry Premium
List Catalogues
Are Distributed

Catalogues ~ the Tfi state Poultry
Association which Be- tp hDId show
Ia Amarillo December tu o.. wr pub
li-hcd tnd may he secured from tho
SECRETARY. w. W Mcdonald Entry
blanks may also bo obtained from Mr.
Mcdonald
The catalogues are pref,utiou, book.
lets giving complete show information
and conta.nuu lsts of th. premiums
offered The Arranging of the cam
loggc was under ihe supervision of
tick kiru,y uuhu.ir director 90
The association.
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METHOD TO CONTROL
BOIL WEEVIL FOUND
BY FLORIDA EXPERT

GAINESVILLE Fla. Nov 13 DE
veloumnf OF q satisfactory m,thod ~
controlling the holi w,etl ou short
sarl, or upland cotton was 1nuounc
ed here tonight ly Dr Wlmut Nowau
plant cummissonDr for the stat, plan,
board and director ~ %, University
ot Florida experiment station
pr N,wrl's announcement was made
as the result 81 thc successful culmina
ton ~ research work hy G,urg, %
smith associate outomologsf conducted
under the auspices 90, the state plant
board
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you feel uncomfortable and The longer
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To put an end Go the misery. take Her.
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energy and cheerful spirits. Price soc.
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RANCHER Near
LAMESA FOUND
DEAD ON RANCE

LUBBOCK. Nov IA ?. McCas-
land. residing near i.amesa was found
dead in q pasture near his home on the
evening ~ November sth Mr Mccas
land had gone into the large pasture.
distance ~ -ome miles from homo.
90 lOk after some stock. and u - tho
Eenefal bel = that he was chasing a
coyote. and his hrrsc stepped IN a
So hois and foil. catching him under
80 cadfis sHi killing hin The horse
sonid NOS get back 90 the house on
aooount a the fence between the pas-
ture and the house. hence the family
dif mo- grow uneasy about him until
H. had ben gone 20 much over the
iims Usually ncce-sary to make the
trtp Deceased wa a married man
With nirie children. dc vas about .
yezrs u as.
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Warrrn's Grandmother Dies.

Mrs David T.. Warren, grandmother
OF David NJ Warr,r managing editor
Of the Daily News. died sunday night
az Alton. OKLA. according 10 tele.
gram received here Monday Funeral
services will be held at Alton today.
Airs Warren was about 20 years old.
She and her husband moved % Okla
hOma in 1859 from Missouri.
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ho committed MARTINEZ never regain.
"a consciousness and died about eight
u.rIoch TUESDAY morning he wur I'D
Years o'd and has no relatives az this
place. Tho above Circumstances are as
near as can bo gathered az this time
The written confession ls in the hands
OF iho District Attorney.
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Nci 600 insignificant vl.ae, near
Rome. was once the Eternal Cltys MOST
furmIdahI, rival
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
kiSf0t5rIa1Us Ki1SfS5R1,

asparagus, tablespoons butter, II
teaspoon paprika, "a teaspoon pepper,
teaspoon salt, dessertspoons flour.
III cups asparagus stock, buttered
bread crumbs.
Cut the eggs in halves lengthwise
Trim and wash asparagus and cut in
inch lengths, discarding the tough
portions for this dish. Use the
stringy tough ends for soup. Cook
in an uncovered pan in slightly salted
boiling water for Is minutes. Drain
and save the stock.
Butter a baking dish and put half
of the eggs in yolk side up. Add as
paragus and cover with remaining
eggs, yolk side down. Melt butter,
stir in flour and slowly add aspara-
smooth and pour over eggs and
asparagus in baking dish. Cover
with buttered crumbs and bake In a
hot oven for Is minutes. Serve at
once.
Dried Lima Beans and Carrots
One cup dried green limas, me-
dunn sized onion, small green pep
per, new carrots, / cup milk,
tablespoons butter, 1 "a tablespoons
flour, teaspoon salt, "A teaspoon
pepper, u teaspoon paprika. thin
slices bacon.
Wash beans and let stand in cold
water to cover for six hours. Drain
and parboil in water to cover with
one fourth teaspoon soda. Drain and
rinse under cold running water. Put
on to cook In boiling water to cover
once and a half. Simmer slowly for
two hours.
II the beans are freshly dried they
will cook more quickly than old
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

beans. when the beans are almost
done and the water has boiled away
about half add the carrots scraped
and cut in small dice, the onion
sliced and the salt. Cook 20 min
utes, uncovered.
The water should be cooked away
as much as possible without burning
the vegetables. If the vegetables are
not dry drain and use "A cup of the
liquor and IA cup milk instead of one
whole cup milk. Melt butter in q
smooth sauce pan, stir in flour and
Cook, stirring constantly until the
sauce is thick and smooth. Put
vegetables in well buttered baking
dish, pour over sauce and put the
slices of bacon on top. Put in hot
oven fifteen minutes to cook the
bacon. Then put under the flame in
the oven TO crisp.
scaIoped Rice
Two cups boiled rice. 1 cup milk,
2 tablespoons butter, / cup finely
chopped cheese, eggs, j teaspoon
salt, "a teaspoon mustard, "a tea
spoon paprika.
Beat eggs till light and add milk.
Mix salt, mustard and paprika and
add to milk and egg mixture. Melt
butter and add to rice. Combine mix
lures and add cheese Mix we'll and
turn into a well buttered baking dish.
Bake half an hour in a moderate
oven
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
OLD MAN COYOTE cHUcKLEs
WlCKEDLY

Old Man Coyote lay in hiding on
one side or the pile OF brush under
which Peter Rabbit had found safety,
and Old Man Coyote was chuckling
to. himself. Yes, sir, Old Man Coyote
was chuckling, and his chuckle was a
wicked chuclkle You see, old Man
Coyote had made up his mind that he
would have Peter Rabbit for his din
ner, but Reddy and Granny Fox had
made up their mind that they would
have Peter for dinner, and Redtail
the Hawk had made up his mind that
he would have Peter for dinner. Not
one of them asked Peter how he felt
about it.
At first Reddy and Granny Fox
and Redtail had quarreled as 10 who
should have Peter. Then old Man
Coyote had come along and reminded
them that as they hadn't caught
Peter yet he didn't belong to any of
them. He pointed out how foolish
it was to quarrel and how much bet
ter it would be to. agree on some
plan by which at least one of them
could be sure of Peter. Then he told
OF his plan, which was that each
from a hiding place should watch one
side of the pile of brush. When he
thought the way was clear Peter
would come out to get so1aething to
eat He was just as likely to come
out on one side as another, and so
each had an equal chance with the
others.
Now, this seemed perfectly fair and
the others agreed. Old Man Coyote
allowed the othersAto choose where
they would watch. and he took the
side that was left after they had
chosen. Redtail the Hawk chose the
side nearest the Green Meadows and
the dear Old Briar Patch and smiled
a selfish smile.
peter will be sure to come out this
side, because it is nearest to the dear
Old Briar Patch,' thought he. After
all had chosen they pretended to go
away to as to fool Peter Rabbit,
and then they stole back and hid,
each on one side Of the old brush
pile.
Now, Old Man Coyote is very, very
SLY and crafty more sly and crafty
than even old Granny Fox. That
was why he lay chuckling to him
self. He was chuckling because the
others were so sure that they had an
equal chance with him to catch Peter
Rabbit. The plan did look perfectly
fair. but 1t wasn't quite so fair as 1t
looked.
'Peter is badly frightened" thought
Old Man Coyote, land he won't come
out until after dark. Redtail the
Hawk cannot see in the dark, so
when the black shadows begin to
creep through the Green Forest, Red
tail win give up and go home to
sleep. 1 will make a little noise on
this side so that Peter will be afraid
to come out here. and then L will
softly steal around to the side where
Redtail has been watching and Peter
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
THE PROP s:::s.: s.::,,, ::

strangely restless. She had devel-
oped a desire to be constantly on the
go. so at variance with her former
quiet manner. that both her mother
and brothers wondered, although
they were pleased.
I'll take you anywhere you want
me to. Ruth" Ted told her. Then he
asked: You won't object to Selma
going along occasionally. will your"
NO, indeed / am very fond of
Selma and Laura both. | cannot, OF
course. show any favoritism in rhe
office. But they are both lovely girls.
They are making good. too"
That isn't anything making good
in business" Ted replied so grumpily
that Ruth laughingly shook her fing
er at him and said:
Don't you dare talk that rubbish
to my girls! / won't have IT."
Its the truth Not many girls
would be satisfied to go on as you
have, Ruth. Perhaps we don't de-
serve it, but they need us. need the
companionship and the love of men
most of them"
''You make us out Mormons. Ted"
"You know what I meant-the love
OF some man. Honest, Ruth, ] can't
understand why some chap hasn't
picked you up and carried you away.
You are awfully clever, and good
looking. too"
Men don't care much for clever
ness in a wife, they want home
maker, Ted. Then when it comes to
looks, my sort of good looks never
stand a show when some dainty,
lovely pink and white prettiness is
around
You don't give us credit for much
sense" He wondered If she were
thinking of Betty, and how easily
Hunter had transferred his allegi-
ance, as Sam had described it to him.
''Yes-I do. Perhaps it is you who
have the sense, Ted. and we women
who wish to carve a place for our
selves in the world of business who
lack"
I'D love to see you happily mar
ried, Ruth" Ted returned rather
wistfully, II feel that it is partly my
fault that you are not. / was all
kinds of brute to leave you to bear
all the family burdens. / have no
excuse, do not try to apologize, but
1 did think you had dad and Sam"
stop blaming yourself Ted. If
you knew how love my work. have
always loved it, you would not re-
proach yourself because Of me. I
used to wish you would come for
Betty's sake but she. too. did not
really suffer because OF your absence.
Then with a little laugh. she added:
"A girl as pretty as Betty is an aw-
full responsibility"
II know and am sorry. That's
one reason / want to do more for you
now. You have had too much re-
sponsibility-alw
CTo be continued)
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Where before Ruth had devoted
herself to her business with the calm
determination to succeed that had
characterized her ever since leaving
college, there was now added sort
OF feverish desire to prove to herself
that her success satisfied her. This
she would not have admitted. Per-
haps it was unconsciously In her
mind and Favored her actions, her
feelings.
You must take a vacation" Mr..
Carr said to her. You are wearing
yourself out"
So she allowed herself to be per-
suaded and for two weeks she "loafed
and rested" as she said. in small
unfashionable hotel at the shore.
When she returned she was more like
her old quite self. The storm had
beaten itself out for the nonce. 1t
might return, but in the interim she
would be content.
How good it is to work." she said
enthusiastically to Selma Thornton
the day she came back. "The old
harness feels good!"
What a gourmand you are for
work." Selma laughed. Il don't be-
lieve you would be either satisfied or
happy away from here"
II know | should not!" Ruth replied
so emphatically that one might have
thought she was trying to assure
herself of the fact. Especially as a
vivid blush accompanied the words.
Selmas remark had brought vividly
before her mind the last converaa-
tion she had had with Robert Turn
hull, her declaration to him thae she
would not be happy away from her
work
Selma saw the blush and wondered
Had her clear headed. business IKE
superior any romance in her LIE?
Then she blushed little on her own
account as she thought of RutE's $
brother, the tall bronzed adventurer.
II have a right to dc what wish
with my life" Ruth often said to
herself. she would have been sur
prised had she been told she was
apologizing to herself and that this
apology was apt to be made when
ever she found herself with Robert
Turnbull.
Stubbornly she had set herself to
this making of her life what she
wi1lcd and stubbornly she held to
her course. She was happy when at
her desk planning her days duties
when talking to her employees, when
explaining to some wealthy customer
Just why something was good in
vestment and why it might be advis-
able for her to make certain changes
in investments already made. when
showing some poor. underpaid office
girl how quickly her small savings
would buy her baby bond. She
was happy because she was busy,
busy with congenial duties. But
when alone at night she was
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
Don't Spoil Your Child's
Hair By Washing 1t

When you wash your child's hair
be careful what you use. Most
soaps and prepared shampoos con-
tain too much alkali, which is very
injurious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsi-
fled cocoanut oil shampoo. for this
is pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap and beats anything
else all to pieces.
Two or three teaspoonfuls of
Mulsified in a cup or glass with
little warm water is all that is re-
quired. Simply moisten the hair
with water. and rub it in. 1t makes
an abundance OF rich, creamy lath-
er, cleanses thoroughly. and rinses
out easily. The hair dries quickly
and evenly. and is soft. fresh look
ing. bright, fluffy. wavy and easy
to handle. Besides. it loosens and
takes out every particle OF dust,
dirt and dandruff. You can get
Mulsified at any drug store, and
few ounces will last everyone in
the family for months. BE sure
your druggist gives you Mulsified.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26


tongue still. His cousin. Sammy Jay,
had heard him and had come hurry
ing on. Between them they were
making a great racket, as they al
ways do when they see Old Man
Coyote or Reddy or Granny Fox or
Redtail the Hawk But this time Old
Man Coyote didn't care, because he
knew that as long as they made such
a fuss Peter Rabbit would stay where
he was, and that was just what he
wanted so long as daylight lasted.
When night came Blacky and Sammy
would fly away. So old Man Coyote
only chuckled at the fuss they made,
though Redtail snapped his bill at
them and Reddy and Granny Fox
glared at them angrily.
NEXT STORY: REDTAIL THE
HAWK FOOLS OLD MAN CO.
VOTE.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
Little Stories For Bedtime
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

will be almost sure to run right into
my mouth. If she should go out on
one of the other sides and be caught
by Reddy or Granny Fox he will be
mine Just the same, for they are
afraid of me and l can take him
away from them. | surely am going
to have Peter Rabbit for my dinner"
1t was because of these thoughts
that Old Man Coyote lay chuckling
that wicked chuclSle, and every time
he peeped out and saw Redtail the
Hawk sitting perfectly still on a
branch Of a tree on the other side of
the pile of brush he wanted to laugh
right out. He didn't even mind the
screaming of Biacky the Crow, who
had seen what was going on and was
SO excited that he couldn't keep hi