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Arizona republican., 1922-04-25

The Essex is exceptionally well
represented here in wholesale and
parts way by branch of the Har.
old L Arnold company. The loca
dealers are Dulmage & Dunbar. who
are holding an opening house to-
night after the parade, at which time
the new coach model will be shown
Arizona republican., 1922-04-25

squeaks and rattles.
Doors are hung on four hinges and
rest on fittings that keep them tight
and solid
The chassis is the new and i'm
proved Essex which everyone knows
so well for its reliability and endu-
rance
Arizona republican., 1922-04-25

open car.
1t is easily turned and parked in
narrow spaces.
Both chassis and body are built to
give long service without annoyance
or expense. An unusually sturdy
frame and the manner of body con-
struction practically eliminates all
Arizona republican., 1922-04-25

detail and quality which the car has
ever known. There are. too. many
additional features which the motor
Arizona republican., 1922-04-25

art has now made possible for the
first time. and which the, Hudson or
ganization feels will strengthen the
Arizona republican., 1922-04-25

preference of the public for Hudson
cars and add to the satisfaction of
Hudson owners.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-25

The Coach is by details
deepcushoned
windshield Sun Luggage and tool locker
handle lifts
dows -Four hinges each door and fittings that hold doors import
meter for efficient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
STOCKS PUSHED UP
BY HEAVY BUYING


NEW YORK, Nov 2--sioet prices
were pushed ~ ln rapid fashion 600 the
opening Of today's stock market the
buying contracting wide llsi of stan.
dard shares and high class spccnIties
standard ara Mexican Oils showed
some hcsiiap,y az first but later began
climbing with the rest ~ the lst. 3D..
lief tha' the recent reaction had run lts
course brought flood m overnight
buying orders into tho market Inquiry
for railroad sharcs was Influenced by
record ear loadings. gains ~ 20 @
points being registered by Reading.
Northern Pacific. Canadian acIuc. So
Paul preferred Union Pacific. Southern
Pacific. Chicago and Northcwosioru and
Nickel Plat Equipments rallied under
the leadership Of Baldwin aud Amori
can Locomotives each up about two
points while Mexican Petroleum. stand
ard Oil ~ n j Barusdlle s and Gal.
fornia Petroleum Werc the outstanding
Oh shares. rising 10 Co points
Among other individual strong sputa
were Nanaoium Steel. Coon Cola. con.
tinental Car Marine preferred o. s.
Alcohol American Snuff American ro
haco O. S Realty. studelbk,r and
Consolidated gas all 90 I 20 3 points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
EXPERT
SAYS AMARILLO
CLEANEST CITY

Amarillo IS the DItanest city hD has
.u,ctud. H..ordiug 81. pI,rsou state
food and dung insp, 'ur who returned 90
Austin Thu day ul.r spending two
weeks Den, With H. 70 ". Duke. city
Inspector Boo makiur sanitary survey
ol thc city Nr Pier specially pliscs
cav Maul- Colhl Dr. Duke and the
ufg officials for their aid.
Mr. picr-un said thc following.
"As stat, nspecjo. iug the food ana
drug division. state Hoard OF Health.
% ls my duts o. Inspect food establish.
ucnts for t1. enforcement Of the Pure
Food laws HrH the Hct,ermont ut food
handling conditions
Ia the inspection OF the city ~ Anna.
rillo ! ann e'ad % sac I have had the
splendid cooperation Uf the city off.
.Dls from Iro mayor down. These city
officials r.II zc that the aims OF tho
state arc .0ntical with those of the
..tr te Taa protection OF the public
aelth &c AMARILLO To see that pure
Iud Wholesome foolstuns are sold 10
tho people ~ Amarillo.
Tho cluu,ut CITY manager Mr.. Col.
hy. who sD.us 10 D.. "a very busy man
u.d .uus t %. found time 90 take an
interest DO Iless affairs Or Duke, the
CITY Inspector whose line uf work il
similar to th. work ot state Inspectors,
worked with mo In m efficient manner
lHt rnr. me CLOSE co operation through.
or. IN. c'e nlrDss OF the streets and
t1.ss wHa especially observed and
Shove 1a Ur Duke has been uu the
ipb auI h..r ro, found eleanor city
4uVNb.t. thm amarillo.
pr sn.r..r Nu1 D. assisting Dr.
Duke. wit lr on' of the ciiys assets
anl the v1y Don h.ch be- is starting oil
n hs work, r..t.nds q very efficient
uep, far.
"ro the mayor. city commissioners
and 900 ,.s ournls. wish Ca rNt'ul
m, hlu.s W behalf Of the SWtu for
.N.. ... .l....rli ion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
STOP BELCHINC!
Wares Black Powder Relieves
Indigestion, Gas, Bad Taste
and Other Stomach and
Bowel Troubles

DO You have that uncomfortable
full feeling after eating? Are you
troubled with bad taste in your mouth
or Sour mouth? Have you dyspop-
STA, heartburn, or plain old.fash.
Toned sto4ach ache? Are you
constipated or bothered with dysen.
terry, collie, diarrhooa and sometimes
headache, nausea and other ailments
that come from stomach trouble?
II so, use Wares Black Powder. It
ls a scientific preparation formulated
by the celebrated r. James Ware,
one of the South's best known ply.
siCians. Wares Back Powder
neutralizes the acids of the stomach,
overcomos the poison of auto-intox.
ication in the bowels and keeps the
alimentary canal in good condition.
Wares Black Powder is often
prescribed by physicia2s. Besides
helping ordinary casesef Indigestion,
" often ~ of benefit in serious cases.
Read this unsolicited testimonial
recently received from a minister of
the Gospel name on request:
about FIVE weeks ago, ] began
using Wares Black Powder for
Intestinal Indigestion. with which |
had been troubled for about three
years and six months, having taken
treatment Of seven doctors in three
states but was no better. After
taking about bottles ofthe family
size, | feel quito well and suffer no
more IS | did SO long. Several who
have seen the good il has done ne
have inquired whore they can get it."
Wares Black Powder contains no
harmful drugs. IL does not purge.
Tie same Ingredients used in Wares
Black Powder are also combined in
aconvenicnttablet formcallod Wares
Black Powder Tablets. The Tablets
are especially recommended when
only one or two doses are required
to check a case OF indigestion coming
on, % relieve a slight heartburn or
20 sweeten the breath. Used for
80 years. Sold 40 drug stores. Soc
and sl00 the package. Send for
booklet on the care Of tho stomach
free. The Ware Chemical Co.
Dallas, Texas. Adv..l
For sale in amarillo by City Dru,
70. aud Lindsay Doubleday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
Latest Market News
COTTON IS STEADY
ON BETTER DEMAND


NEW ORLEANS. LIN. Nov Tx.
uH1o stotg.n,ss featured the trading In
cotton ,oI1t There was the usual liqu.l
alton of ionr contracts and the usual
efforts hr traders with rarfiunlry
theories % lrinR about setback o.
H.'1funre. luf tho trend of prices was
higher from the opening aud in the
.irly 8ftori con most months were az
.ew high levels for the season. Tx
tromoly large exports ana further nc-
counts az god demand Tor spots loo
the interior with offerings very light.
t.re mainly responsible for the ad-
luaca SON, buylng was done on ox.
pectatiors of hulush ginning estimates
from private bureaus in the near fu-
.0. AZ rho t,sf Of thr day December
food ~ 20 % and the trading months
700 nct gums of go 90 3N points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
umalia Livestock

OMAHA NHr a-U0rs estimated
receipts toaav 5000 mar,yt active 10
.l q. t.gN.. uaIs OH. .I'es oU to U0:
.up NI.. r.HWu weight ESQ fo $50.
ielt V .ght GH Oh $50. heavy rauug
-ows e.. Zoo $50. rough packing slWs
$50 10 51o. riEs zoo 90 500
Cattl, estimated Receipts todlv 1900.
beef steers ...al. fo strong b,,f steers
heavy, ehoi,e ll.oouf3.00. medium 90
100; common 300 to ZOO. lrbt weight
good Nr5uf--a. common s.0nn as.
butcher ctllD .hrifDr f25D1 Oo. COWS
. son l5. bulls 'One 0o. rauu.r- and
cutters crvs and heifera 2t.n35l. veal
calves 7bo4'.15. fcr1rr steers .Oua
q tO. stockrr steers 4f,nt.Gs. stoekcr
calves 42ins.11, western range cattle.
beef steer b.oOa 90. COWS and hclfcrs
4.25NC.2i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov 2-Forelru cy.
change Irregular Great Britain demand
4.4e; cables ifeA. sixty day bills goo
hanks fs3 sl6. France demand fae.
cables 6s3 Italy demand f22h. cables
f23. relgium demand G.ff. cables iiis
Germany demaud .ol "a cables .ol i3
10. Holland demand 3s10. cables 1913.
Norway demand lk.23. sweden demand
- 80. Denmark demand 20is. sw.'zer-
land demand 1915 Spain demand q -.
Gre,ced demnnd zoo. Poland demand
.o03f Cze. hosiosakia demand si7 hr
gentine demand a6.90. Brazil dcmanc
1880. OMntrtal Zoo 1-lG.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03

#utE c.'.bmi their first anniversary
n fbc. dowrto town store and viii soon
I. rUulr to announce tho opening 81 "a
H.., u san lHrinto. They have just
completed the building Of among the
most modern green houses IN this part
OF thr state ou their property Ia san
J1o.nto aud manv Of the blooms which
they now sell l-c grown here IN ANA
rIlo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
FLOWER BEDECKED MEN
ADVERTISE CUNNINGHAM

Just to prove that their flowers are
appropriate fo. amy and every OCCASION.
the Cunningham Flower shop yesterday
afternoon, sent tho Daily News a large
and beautiful basket of ChryuufhD-
NUNS and enough roses and carnations
Tor every employee 90 wear 20 flower.
The NrHs force v1H walking 3Iesr
usemcrt fpr tbs firm duuus the 1flec.
noon and w,rv uuH'Ui.l boo their
tu Mrs e. q. Cunningham and Der as.
slstautf.
Tho Cunningham Flower shop 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
DRY GOODS


SEW yDi;k Noy O. ny goods
markets l,d sta1s today mt trade
NuH nshiar Cottans generally wcro
firm NHus held barely strldy on the
top l,yol Burmp eVcrr st,ad.rr. wool
e.I. showed some hesitation and stock
of the s.asUuH goods We're moved ut
como, sious silks wDro nirlN steady
with guH1 trade iu spacia'ties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
Best Gold AliXture is
Home Made
Acts w.Ih nHd I.osscns thr lhleEm
-S,a. the Irritation and
Coughing ceases

Wn.n sou can maKc. in two minutes
o.. w4ld beating remedy That acts di'
icctr .n thc n. mhrune and often over.
uglt mus. stubborn coughs and even
hard chest colds o. disappear. why o..
nc with th.nss that viii probably dis
uprDint2
Hawking anal snunms and also anre'
u.ss u. tho mucous membrane go ana
,ou viii feel nu, ln almost uo time.
just set enc ounce Of inrmine 'dou-
Ole strength add to if little ulgar
rnd enough hot water Go hnkc "a haf
MINT and you've gut an inexpensive rem.
eds better than you can buy ready mix
cI
It's up.hng healing action ON The
Is the reason 80 many people
Use DO f,r citauh and acute nasal colds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
PRODUCE


CHICAGO nov e-Buiter higher.
oresm.ry extras i7ia ErE~ unchanged.
receipts 52ts cnscs Potatoes steady.
Wisconsin sacked round whites sins
cwt. bulk Pea Z. 90 cat. Minnesota sack.
81 round whites SsG9s cwt. Mlnneso'a
sacksi -s-f river Ohies No sofi 90
cat. bulk ssns5 cwt: North nak0a
sacked rouui whites sass cyVti sacked
T-d river Oh'os 40. s5m 90 eva.
South Dakota bulk cariy ohius se1se
90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
COTTON SEED OIL

NEW YORK. Nov. COTTON seed
go was n-u. November closing 20
points higher and the balance o. To- a
net higher Commission houses and
shp~ts wor. god buvers ON VI, strength
in cotton ard crude. No tenders were
pot out. Stiles 20 goo barrels. Primo
crude go. prime summer yellow spot
Ss5 % 9.2-. December SOC. March 20.
Nay sea. 10 bid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
NEW YORK METALS


NEW YORK. Nov copper steady
llcclro,tic spot and nearby o. 31en
I' later o. 33nli TIN steady spot
.nI nearby i6o0a36.e,. futures 3c.25fr
3G31. Iron s.wdy, unchanged, Bead firm
spot G1sn .00 Zinc pu.g l1., ST.
Louis spot ana nclihg delivery 11o9
1ta. AutmDuy spot 6.55.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03

Thomas N. was arrested Thursday
Hr l.fIo'm,r Goodnight nud Anderson
l. be urbteI om ,hc Santa Fo train
from Clovis o.. was arrested on iutor
ut'Ion from clovis bat the n1iur. of
..- suppressed DOL u.o was not mentioned
tl. telegram.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
COFFEE

NEW YORK. Nov. 2-Aarkct Tor
eoffse features vas rather Irregular %.
day Alter opening unchangcd o. 2
I.oirfr iovrf rriees steadied IN a con-
uruef cofsr.nx ~ nsar ~ shorts bat
se-ei seain in ihe later tfsdlnT under
gathering aauidafion with Dsceul.er
ssiIlns " fnian 80 % s.5e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
CALL MONEY


NEW YORK. Nov Call money
r-er mri,r 3. low o ruling rate 81.
closing bid o offered al 5ia. iast loau 5.
gll lolus l1lust tc.cutan,,F l'3. tmc
loans nrm,r Go9o DAYS @. fpursN
un"ius g.. primo commercial paper ~
% 1 IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
SUGAR


u IIIUIIHI'I 7 -
NEW YORK. Nov 2-Tho local raw
sugar mark . was quiet again today
and prices were unchanged at . 80 FOR
Cubas. COST and freight equal 10 5.53 Tor
Centrifugal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
NEW YORK MONEY

" NFH1IlhfFH -
NEW YORK. Nov. 2-Forcien har
silver ga. Mexican doilass 5iA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03
Initon TnbIcs.

N1W fOHh' nov --Votlon closed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-03

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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-11
Who Are Great Men +?

John Schumann, editor of the
Frankfort Crescent-News, Indiana
and associate editor of the Reporter
Star, in order to test out public opin-
ion on the men of the day who are
Iactiye in public affairs, sent out ques-
tionnaires to seventy-five prominent
men of that city, the list embracing
! professional, business and working
men and of both political parties, the
majority being Republican in about
the proportion that the city is Repub-
lican.
The questions were: First Whom
do you regard as the foremost living
American? Second. Whom do you
regard as the most constructive
statesman of this day? Third. Who
is the safest industrial leader? Who
the safest labor leader?
Answers came back from all but
eleven.
To the first, William Howard Taft
led, with Woodrow Wilson second. |
Thomas A. Edison third and Chas. |
f. Hughes fourth. There were scat
tering votes for Ford, who, by the |
way. stood next to Hughes; Bryan
received 1; General Pershing, l.; |
President Howell. of Harvard, l:
Chas. Dawes, l; Hoover, 8; Root, 5; /
President Elliot, l; Roger Babson, l. ,
Mr.. Harding was mentioned by but 2.
The second inquiry as to the most
constructive statesman, Albert ]. Be
Teridge led; Hughes came next; Hoo
yer third, and Root fourth. Close to
Root stood the vote for Senator I'm
lerwood. Others named were Sena-
.or Hitchcock, of Nebraska; Samuel
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-11
WILL WARREN END As WILLIAM?

Republicans in the National capital
destinies of those who are and those
who hope to be, are causing some
amazement among the stand patters
by openly discussing in hotel CORR
doris matters that heretofore have
been whispered only behind closed
doors. The thought is expressed that
there is no party loyalty in permit
ting Republicans to wander in
Fools Paradise, that the people
ought to be advised of the situation
so that their reaction may be left in
Washington and some rapid changes
made that may prevent President
Harding from following further in
the footsteps of President Taft.
THE two administrations are prac-
tiCally alike" says one leader. Taft
and his Ballinger and Harding and
his Dougherty."
THE refusal of the President to
heed public protest in the matter of
appointments, equals in every partic-
ular the calm smiling defiance of
Taft" says another. pointing to the
appointment and retention Of L.
Mont Reilly as Governor of Porto
Rico as a striking example of politi-
cal unwisdom.
The consensus of opinion among
Senate Republican leaders seems to
popular lines only when he is COM
PEELED to move. Irritation is felt be-
cause of his bitter fight against the
farm bloc, reluctantly approved when
there was no other course left open.
All of these conditions might have
gone by with passive objection on the
part of Republican leaders were it
not for the danger signals hoisted in
Iowa, North Dakota, in Indiana and
in PinChOt's victory in Pennsylvania. |
These writings on the political walls, |
however, have spread alarm to a |
point where the presidential future |
and the party future are being placed !
in the scale for weighing purposes.
They have no desire to see Warren
end as did William, the victim of a
great progressive wave created out
Of administrative blunders, but alarm
IS felt, and it is being openly discuss
I'd with frankness that is startling,
out with the hope of saving the Pres
don't from unconscious political in
Jury.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-11
CLIPPED COMMENT
The Sacred Cow

Then range COW has another item
TO her discredit. One man instant
ly killed and another seriously in
jurcd, to say nothing of an automo-
bile wrecked on the Plant City road
Sunday is chargeable to the obsession
OF the range cow to select the public
highway as a resting place. The
cow escaped uninjured to figure in
future accidents. The COW was not
to blame. The state of Florida has
long been delighted to give her pc
culiar privileges. 1t has given her
the right to wander at her own sweet
will, and that leads her frequently to
camp on the public highways, where
she rests her weary limbs and chews
the cud of meditation in a leisurely
and contemplative way. II an auto
mobile happens to come that way it
is guilty of an infringement on her
vested rights, and she shows her con-
tempt for the buzz wagon by taking
her time to arise and step to one side
III tue uiOSl lSlSuISlS ldSulOu. some
times she miscalculates the rate of
speed of the approaching demon
she is not Il lightning calculator" at
best-and then the driver must make
a sudden swerve in his course, TAX
inG chances of an overturn with dis
astrous consequences to car and rid
ers. or he must take the equally des-
perate chance of a collision with the
sacred cow. 1t was that which caus-
ed the collision on the Plant City
road, bringing quick death to one
man and serious injury to another, |
with a smashed car. If the roads |
are to hC given up to the sacred cow
they should be closed to public use, |
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-11

Last week, on its front page. the
st. Cloud Tribune printed a four.
column cut showing the equipment
OF a local firm of undertakers. the
equipment consisting of hearse a
combination ambulance and motor
car and another motor car. and the
Tribune proudly asserts that this
equipments places the undertakcrs
right UP with or ahead of any others
in the state, then expatiates to the
length of about sixteen inches set in
eight point type. about the up-to-date-
ness and efficiency of st. Clouds fun
eral specialists. This town can't
boast of even one hearse, although
it's about two thirds as large as St.
Cloud, so seem as how the latter
place is all fixed up to give classy
introductions to the other world, we
may go there when We get ready to
die. but until that time we prefer to
live in polly old Punty Gordy, thank
you.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-11

1t looks as il we have been in
dulging in lot of uncalled-for hys-
terics about the activities of a bunch
Of fanatics who would like to make
it unlawful to do anything but pray
on Sunday. Up in Tennessee the
other day, one Noah Cooper, probab b.
ly the bluest of the blue law boosters,
was showed under" in the primary
election contest for the United States
senatorship. People are pretty much
the same everywhere, and what hap
pencd to Noah in Tennessee is about
what would happen to men of his
stripe in other states, so there is lit
tie cause to become concerned over
the shrieking and moaning of his
kind.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-11
PROFITEERING sEE-SAW

Now we hail the period of prosper.
ity. Analysis of the boom discloses
that wages rise rapidly, sometimes tC
incredible heights, but that the cost
of living rises still more rapidly, and
to still more incredible heights. Soon
we strike the reaction, the period of
depression, and then we find that
wages fall rapidly, but that food
prices simply stumble. They never
drop with the thud of the workers
wages.
From March to April of this year,
for example, we learn that the aver
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-11

age weekly earning of New York
State factory workers declined AZ
cents. This is a reduction of $2.05
from April, 1921, and a reduction of
$4.78 from October, 1920, which
marked the peak of earning. As
against these figures the United
States Bureau of Labor Statistics
shows that the cost of living declined
only per cent between December,
1921, and March, 1922, in the coun-
try as whole.
! True, since June, 1920, there has
been a drop of % per cent. but de-
spite this the cost of living remained
CT per cent, above 1913 in March
Of this year.
The retail cost of food did not
change at all from March to April,
either in the country as a whole or
in the leading cities of the great En-
pire State.
Surely our political economists can
find q lesson in such figures. When
We poke under the public nose such
evidence of outrageous profiteering,
plus bungling and faulty taxation, we
create a condition that is appalling. if
not inaammatory. The American |
workman never can rise to a state
of happiness and contentment if he |
is the continuous victim OF the prof.
teering See-saw.
Md discomfort is dangerous. Out
IF discomfort came America.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-11

Within week or so the new mum.
cipal dock will be finished, and will
be one Of the handsomest on the west
coast. Citizens as a rule will be able
to find but one fault: 1t is not long
enough. The portion that is now I'M
der construction is 1900 feet in
length, but all of the regular winter
fishermen we have talked with saw
that the best fishing is beyond a point
800 feet from the seawall It
should not be a difficult or expensive
undertaking to build a narrow cx-
tension, say five or six feet in width
and 500 feet in length, as there is
a considerable amount of material on
han2 and volunteers could and would
do most of the work. The docl,
should be extended at least 500 feet,
and if anything is going to be done
along this line in time for the COM
ing winter it should be started right
away.