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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Omaha Live STACK

OMAHA. oct e--Iiog. estimated re.
ccipts today 5000, market steady To ~
higher; hulk ct sales ;50n9.Go; top 9.65
heavy S.'jNt.i0: medium weigh, $50
s.60. light 9.S5He.6s heavy packing sows
i0hN rough packing sows IS a
80.
Cattle. estimated receipts today a2OoO
better grade corn ted bccyos steady.
others slow 20 n lower. beef steers
medium ana heavy choice 1915: med.
ium ;.?5hl0.15; common 5.25W7 20.
light delight, good N.40dil.3j, common
j.00HS40: butcher hoifcrs 4.5Od 20.
bulls 5000 900, Gamer hciicrs ASA
30: veal calves S.50nl0.'o, feeder steer
5.50N 1895 slockcr steers T. 900 10
stockcr calves 5.O0a 7.55. COWS and hcif
crs 400ds 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Citation Served on
County Not to Use
Name Of Mayfield

Citation Was served oil Potter County
Monday TO keep the name 81 Earle II.
Mayfield Democratic nominee FOR the
United States Senate. off the official
ballot in the general election next
November
The citation was directed 20 County
Judge Ray johnson. County Clerk T., NJ.
Pttman and Sheriff BurtCa Roach.
This same citation was served In -
counties ~ the state and their three
officers corresponding 10 the ones
named Tor Potter County The docu'
n"nt sets forth at length it's reasons
FOR being. which reasons are Identical
with those named Ia Associated Press
dispatches which appeared several days
ago in the Amarillo Daily News aud
other papers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
.TWO-DOLLAR ADVANCE
IS MADE BY COTTON
NJ Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, oct "a further ad-
vance of about S2.oo per hale occurred
in tho cotton market during today's
trading. Considerable realizing and
some scattered selling was encountered
as prices worked up 10 22.02 FOR Dccem-
Der hut Il WIS absorbed on reactions OF
L. on 20 points from the best with that
delivery closing at gi.S5 and with the
general market closing steady az a net
advance of % to % points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
HEAVY RECEIPTS AT
PORTS CAUSE DECLINE:
BY Associated rnai

CHICAGO. oct. o.. Wheat averaged
lower IN price today heavy receipts az
Wmn,pce and congestion Of supplies at
Lake Ports moro tnln countcrhalaucing
l.c effect Of wSrlikc moves hy the
Turks ard Of higher quotations AZ lly-
erpcol The L. $. government crop re-
port issued after the close was general.
ly construed as bu,liSh on wheat and
halt net lower 10 L. advance with D..
ccu,3cr i.07i 20 l0i's and May ! .vS I,
20 l.C9; corn closed shade lower To Toe
up. oats or shade 70 isni,c and
provision. unchanged to pc higher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Recommends the Vegetable
Compound

New Orleans La - have found
relief from my troubles by takrL
lydia L pinaham's vegetable Com
pound md ! praise Il wherever go.
] could not do my work ~ IL should
be- done for ! would sometimes have
10 lie down because OF the pains had
a friend induced me TO take your
Vegetable Compound snd ! have got
great results from il keep house
and am able 70 do all my own work.
recommend your Vegetable Com
poundtomy friends whohaye troubles
similar 10 mine - Mrs T. FoECk.
LHH. 1915 n. Derbigny 81, New Or
leans, la
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
A TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles. Ersv.
sl weak and lame back. rheumatism and
Irregularities O; the kidneys and bladder
In both men ana women. II not sold By
your druggist. win be sent by man on
receipt Of sI.95. Small bottle often cures.
Send for sworn testimonials. DR.. 4. w.
Hsl. es2s olive 81. st Louis. Mo. Bold
by Observation-Disclosures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Kansas City Cattle.
By Associated Press

KANSAS CITY. oct s.-Caulc ~.
ccipts $500; steady beef steers top 1875:
New MrNicu stoclcrs soc. other stock
'cT~ 6.c0h 30; feeders 6,V0h7s0; best
Vcalers a.5on 1890; heavy and medium.
weight calves 6.OoH7 100. cows S75n o 90;
grass hciicrs l.50a $50; Gamers .5Og
80; cutters 3Con3.e5. bulls 325H375.
HOES li.oo slow top a.65. bulk of sales
N,aOn $50; packing sows ,3Jd : 50.
stock pigs S65frs. 90
Sheep 10000; steady, prime Colorado
lambs ~ 70; Wcs,crncrs l335al3.75.
ewes So wothcrs 7lo. feeding lambs
1850
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

Reading. Pa -'I was a nervous
wreck AMI could hardly do my house.
WORK. ! always had 10 have help or
would never have got il done
Through the advice Of friends have
been taking Lydia +. Pinhham's
vegetable Compound for my nerves
and Lydia +. Pinbham Blood Mcdi.
cine for my blood and am feeling
tine and doing my work all alone. !
can recommend thes, medicines 10
any one. for they certainly he ned
me suffered for h,r years and
Lydia T. iinhhau medicines pulled
me through Mrs WALTER u.
SroYER, l2lS Mulberry ST Reading
Pa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Had Nervous Spells

HOratio. Ars. ~ had nervous
spells and awful bad feelings. My
right side and my back hurt me all
the time aud ! had been going down
IN health for six or seven years. For
three years had not been able To- do
ny wor. without help. ! weighed
only % pounds when my husband 5
mother persuaded me 10 take LYDIA
s plnhham vegetable Compound
Now heartily recommend II Ia all
SUI, ring women. a. ! have gained
weight ami health can do all my
worN. anything want 20 DO - Mrs.
ia REtRIcK, lioratio. Arkansas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Wichita Live Stock.

WICHITA. Rams oct. 9.-llog r..
ccip's 2o0o market 10 higher. top Gas,
bulk VI Silcs a.3oW9.40. top cut outs
s.5oh6.7j: cattle receipts 32o0. including
zee calves. market steady. good demand
strong undrtonc on good kinds. hcof
hciicrs i.Od 90; beef COWS @ 5Ons 90.
bulls 2.50H i.5o. Gamers and cutters
calves COCA 90, stockcr and fcodss
calves 5000 90. s,ockrrs and feeders
3.oonG.35 stool, COWS and heifcrs 0Og
$50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

By Associated Pres
LONDON. OF 9-Siandard copper.
spot 6s-s. futures egiss. clcciroly-ic
SPOT .; futurrs .l.io-. tin SPOT lsg. ,u-
TIRES Is- .ss. lead spm 1855 futures
.5ssd zinc SPOT 80 futures 325ssd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Chicago Cattle.
BY Assoc lAted prnz

CHICAGO. Oct. H--tattl, 4 coo.
prime h,'ci steers strong supply COM.
pdiaiivtly scarce. top uJturcd beef
steers u 80, bulk native beef si,.rs
H.2'T ! p she stock slow about steady
bulls strong poo D. higher. veal calves
largely - lower. hol"sua bulls sl5T
%.
Hogs. 7-.poo. heavy butchers seoN
ESQ. pa king ~ows 50nNlo. pi.s
around goo estimated holdo,cr 600.
Sheep lcc,.pts 30. opo. spots 90. lower:
hun is."oHi1'U tc,-irrs slow sheep
steady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW Ypilk. O,t H-For..ln .N
chang c.N,r. Crst r.tilu demlnd li-
clhl.- az =. sixty diy bills COO banks
40. France demand 5.55ts. cables
scts Ii1is demand 4-,. ,ihlc. 4s1is.
Belgium demand -.oii. cables o"
Germany d.mtud osa,. e,blc- .oS 7ls
Holland d,uLtud 3sNi. cables - ~. Nor,
way demand 90 SWdsu demand 20 80
cnmark Gruaud -o..7. switzerland Dc
mand is Co. Spaiu demand 2s2 Poland
demand az. Czceho Slotak4a demand
80. Arg milne demand - 90. Brazil de-
uand il.-0. Montreal O. Ho lie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
COTTON SEED OIL
pr As.oelsi.d rrrs,

NEW YORK. oct Cotton seed Oh
establish % new high prices for the pres
,ui up'u-u TODAY Buying Was active
ana RI rr,i,i the strength and light ~.
iorlngs 90 crude FINAL prices were SIX
90 10 points nor higher Sales 600
barrels Prime rude 800 ,.tlvs prime
summer yellow spot 9.2o. October r.os.
Lcc,mb 900. March S>l tll Did
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE


CHICAGO. Oct s.-i'otaiocs sir,npf
Wisconsin iulk whites 90n % 7vt
ditto ssc'>c oufi.io cSt: MINNESOTA sscl.
I'd WHITES soai % cwt; Minnesota huh;
R.d Rivers soHi.es crf; Minnc~t'
sacked sandy hnd ohio- se6i.ee cwt
North ID ko,a bulk n,d Rivers seff o
South nsrcsa huik early ohlos 5ersi
cnst Idaho sacked ruTals - r,v'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
~. Louis Cattle.
BY Associated Prrs

EAST ST. LOUIS. oct. s.-Catue ~
coipts II oo0; steady; light ycarling
steers and hcitcrS. steady 10 strong.
COWS slow. Gamers. bulls aud stockcr
steers strtdv. bid 1900 on light veal
calves. oaLucrs e.sjG- "a. a, logna bulls
3.25HfO0
Hogs. receipts 1850. steady. top
$50; bulk a.SOn9.55.. pigs N5oaae5:
packer COWS ,.15Hs25.
sheep $500, steady. top lambs lc.15.
bulk Luabs Il.55alg50. bulk iat light
ewes $50, hrayys yS.U0a3.s0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Liverpool Cotton.
BY Associated Press

LIVERPOOL oct. o. Spot cotton
limited demand prices firm Good mid.
dling 1899. fully middhng 1884. mia.
ding le6e low middling 2s: good or.
binary ma. ordinary 1894 Sales 5000
bales including iio0 American Receipts
~ 600 bales al American.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
stop THAT ITCHING"

Use Blue Star Remedy for Eczema,
Itch. letter. or Cracked Hands. Ring
worm. Chapped Hands and Face, Scalp
diseases. Old Sores and Sores on Chill
dren. also FOR Feet troubles. Guaranteed
by City Drug store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
COPYEE

Ne wYoisk. oci. Tn. irari.., Coz
rofics fiturcs orsns-i al unchangsd
rriccs a. d.clin. of tive points und~t
-um. scattering liquidation which az.
i-afed - CINE through brokers wah
cotton usd,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
METALS
D, Associated Press

INV YORK oct topper dun;
,lccetoly'ic spot and futures - I'm
i'm, spoi aad futures 1886. Iron steady
No. northern 34oea a. 90. No ncgth'
.ru % con 3s.oo No. /. southern s5.eoN
= 90. Lead steady. spot s.5Ofs.75. ginc
firm. Easi 81. Louis SPOT and nearby D.
livery . ffT6sa. Animony sro, $50
%
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

In all maaral countries tho popular
remedy IL llcrbino People find Il a
good medicine Tor purifying the system
aud warding OF diseases Price G0c
Sold by CITY Drug Store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
LIBERTY BONDS


TF MN w v -
NEW YORK. Ort &c. l.ih,tty louds
rloscd. gi.s l"oso. FIRST q loo.eo. Sec
ona - 80 90. first as se.st; sccnnd
~. ZOO d. third as 100; fourth as
200 o.. victory q. uncaIled 100 2s ,a,ll
80 100 o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
J.F. BROMER1, D. c.

AmAriilo's Original Chiroprsetcr. NJ
tahlishet five years. Complsts x.RAi
esrvsca. Phone i0is-ssit. New LA
ton western Building. seross from the
.ourt house
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
NIavor Mars n Eentucky.

Mtyor Lon y. Mars is In Kentucky
for ton diys To visit Dis old home and
claiiVcs there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Cotton Tables.
by Associated Pr~s

NEW ORLEANS. oct. s-Cottcn
c'oscd steady at net advances OF 10 to
II points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

To remove eilions impurities IA the
system and be made internally clean
and healthy, you need tho fine tonic
and laxative properties ot Hcrbine. II
acts quickly and thoroughly. Price. Cos
Sold by city asng S,or.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

NEW WORN oot- 9.-cotton oloscd
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
Cook StOUe as q Bank

Banks are safer than cook
stoves and good sound invest
ments are better than q hole
under the kitchen floor. Neither
the cook stove, the hair mat
tress nor the secret depths OF
an old boot are primarily adapted
to the uses OF modern finance,
There is no thrift In being q
miser. A bag Of gold hidden
away In an old trunk ID Of no
value to anyone. -
The New Jersey financial
magnate who saved up for sew
eral years In order to furnish
fuel for a roaring fire In the
family cook stove has at least
contributed a splendid lesson on
how not to practice thrift. The
Thrift Magazine. ,. =.
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
A MAN In a New Jersey town

A MAN In New Jersey town
had a great surprise when
he went home to his noon-time
meal recently. He found that
his wife had burned up 81 800 in
bills that had been hidden in the
kitchen oven. The man refused
TO deposit his savings in a bank
or invest them In any way. He
thought the old cook stove was
safer.
Other financiers Of his school
have utilized the feather bed,
the coal scuttle, the stove pipe
and an old hat for the safe
keeping OF their possessions. and
In many notable instances they
have been equally as success.
full as the New Jersey man.
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
SAP and SALT
BY Bert Moses

tcopyrsht. 1914. BY Premier Syndicate. Ine)
Lawsuits are what Sherman said war is.
All religions teach some truth. but no re.
lgion teaches all "a. E..... n-...s : 49,.
You can always find loafers telling men
who are working how the thing ought to be
DONE! y g.. 81 ''t@Ut. &. = s.a.. #n E's ##
Outside OF the dates Of his birth and death,
nothing worth while can be mentioned on the
average mans tombstone. ~.
When We are not, running to catch trains.
we are waiting for them to arrive. ...
The main trouble nowadays Is the insane
demand for more wages for doing less work.
When you swear at everything, YOU don't
get as much out Of II as when you swear
only when you have to. e.
Hez Heck says: "It 10 the upkeep of mar.
riase and an auto that sort o. pals on you"
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
WAYSIDE WISDOM
tcopyright. isii,
by s. E. Kiser -
Assured Remembrance.

Assured Remembrance.
ooh, you'll remember me-" she said
~ When finally theH parted;
"You may suppose your love Is dead
Well, my wounds, tdb, have smsrted.
Your look Is cold, your manner chilly;
I'm sorry that II had TO be;
Perhaps we've both been rather silly,
But you'll remember me.
SSVOU'RE thinking now Of all the chances
l. That you intend to have for play;
You may engage In new romances,
-, For men are privileged that way;
You may pursue your ;ovs hereafter ...s
, e Where others. you. and fancy free,
Shall cheer you with their giriish laughter,
But you'll remember me.
SuTHERE may be many things to cheer You
i Along the ways In which you fare;
The praise you prattle may endear you
70 To those whose favors you shall share;
You may be thinking you will never
: Regret that we could not agree;
have no doubt at all, however,
That you'll remember me. "a. &c..
GIN other days, in other years,
And spurred by new ambitions,
You may rejoice, and close your ears I
To Gossip's repetitions,
But, whether smooth or whether stony
Your future pathways are to be,
When you squeeze out my alimony,
Oh, you'll remember me!
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
Minced Microbes for Vaccines
BY Henry Smith williams.

IT is recorded that medieval
churchmen INDUCED in an
mated discussions as to the
number Of angels that can
stand on the point Of a needle.
Modern science has not
much to say about angels.
but 1t is greatly concerned
with organisms equally invis.
ible-to the naked eye-many
millions of which could find
footing on the point Of the
finest needle.
We call these organisms mi.
crobes, or bacteria, and We
ascribe to them functions that
are altogether unangelic. We
know the microbes to be the
greatest enemies Of our race
the agents that engender
disease and transmit 1t from
one person to another. causing
year by year an appalling per-
centage Of all deaths.
A MONG the greatest modern
"A discoveries is that the mi
crobes which thus cause dis
ease may be made to prevent
disease instead, when their
dead bodies, in the right mum.
Der, are inoculated into the
human system. q.
Whereas living microbes
would multiply and overwhelm
a patient thus inoculated. the
dead microbes serve to stimu-
late the defensive mechanism
Of the body. and the inoculated
person instead Of becoming
very i'll acquires immunity to
the particular disease that the
microbe engenders.
The usual method Of prepar.
ing the bodies Of the microbes
to produce what is called an
immunizing vaccine is to de.
stroy their vitality by the ap-
plication Of heat.
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
Kipling's Outline
of Hysteria
BY BUGS" BAER
Copyright. 1929. by star Company

DUD KIPLING presents nice
~ mud bouquet to America.
CONAN DOYLE stepped this
~ way and spotted lot OF
spooks. You'll always find dumb.
bells travelling in pairs.
ZIP says America is dead from
N waist up and never had any
legs.
WE'RE also supposed to be
w rotten with money.
WELL, Europe is rotten with
w out il.
UP has been snatching him
~ self one slug per word for
everything he writes for United
States bulletin boards. Figuring
on one hundred cents per
syllable, he 10 going to have very
wealthy meal eating his latest
gang Of words.
LIE is very silly to pick feath-
~ ers off hen that Is chirping
its golden cackle. We're not
buying insults at one dollar per
accent. We can stay right home
and get slurred free Of charge.
LIE may be right that we
- scampered into his private
war too late. But 1t was too
early for Mr.. Kaiser. ,.....
LIE may be official when he
- grunts that we quit loo
soon. But II was too late for
our little playmate in Holland.
IN Kipling's Outline of Hys-
i terra, he makes some state.
ments that sound like dummy
has his ventriloquist by back Of
neck.
ZIP can put his words in our
- mouths. But he cant
make us, chew 'em. ,>
o. -
SWEET meat is near bone. So
~ are sour thoughts.
PUDDIE'S knowledge OF war is
accumulated from exhaus-
tive autopsies on paper dolls in
. skirmish formation. He knows
about as much about politics as
bunions do about comfort.
PUT when men start using
- their hats for megsphones,
you can expect some five-and.
three-eighths arguments.
WAR is over now, anyway.
w Somebody won. We b1d
our pictures taken with winning
slide. but somebody must have re-
touched negative before we got
our proof. .l ~. - ..
IF Kip wants to filter his infor-
i nation through his fedora,
why doesn't he aim his hat at
himself? sa..,.,.
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
SIZES OF PLANETS.

Sir John Herschei's illustra-
tion OF the relative size Of the
planets follows: Taking a globe
two feet in diameter to repre-
sent the sun, a grain Of mustard
seed will represent the relative
size OF Mercury to the sun, a
pea will represent Venus and n
pea will also represent the earth,
while Mars IL designated by a
rather large pins head; Jupiter.
q modern'sized orange: Saturn,
small orange: Uranus, a full.
sized cherry. and Neptune, q
good-sized plum.
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
On Staying Married
BY DR.. Charles Fleischer--

IRON California comes a
letter saying:
I'VE note in your article you
mention the oft.repeated fact OF
the appalling number cf
divorces.
"But what an interesting
article could be written IL you
would dig up statistics showing
the percentage Of married
couples remaining in wedtock
compared to the number OF
divorces in any one year-in
Los Angeles, for instance.
I'VE will look forward to an
early article on the above sub.
ject."
1t is always gratifying to find
that something contributed to
so momentary a medium as
daily newspaper does strike far
enough into the minds and
hearts Of people to call forth Il
response.
And even a request for more
light"
Also 1t Is a bit reassuring TO
discover that a journalist -
taken sufficiently seriously to
be regarded as interpreter and
teacher.
To come to the subject.
There is no need to dig up
statistics to show the percentage
of married couples remaining in
wedlock.
Divorce has not yet become
so fashionable as to be common.
place. Indeed, divorce Is still
exceptional-even in Los An.
geles.
Nor has the bliss Of marrisg
so lost the quality of durability
as to be regarded only pre!imi-
nary to the more lasting bliss
Of divorce.
Most married folks stay mar.
ried-even IL only 10 live scrap
PLY forever after.
THE reason our Californian
l. correspondent is SO deeply
impressed by the statistics Of
divorce is that a crash Of .hun-
der is more dramatically i'm
pressive than a clear, blue sky.
A normally happy marriage
The Washington times., 1922-09-18

} we take for granted. The break.
up Of a marriage. whether
through triangulation or throug,
the tragic denouement OF the
divorce court, stili continues 20
be sufficiently abnormal to con.
mand journalistic attention ~ q
human interest" story.
Because Los Angeles or Holly.
wood or Reno or members Of the
: so-called smart set In New York
or elsewhere have specialized in
divorce as in some passing style,
we need not believe that staying
married has become either un-
usual or hard. e.F
Indeed, most husbands and
wives do not have to consult
the court records or to look up
the Blue Book In order TO. find
out who's whose wife or hus-
band. d. s &
or course. even among the
vast majority of those who re-
main in wediock there are vary
ing attitudes toward marriage.
TO great numbers marriage
is a sacrament inviolable.
To others It is a breakabie civil
contract. To still others It is .
course Of education. or q painful
punishment for the rashness OF
youth or the folly Of indiscre.
ton.
To the normally fortunate and
the fairly wise, 1t Is the con.
summation Of mutual attraction
and a continuous enrichment In
love and in all the intrinsic
values OF life. ,. '..>
Democracy mas maze perfna'
nent marriage somewhat more
difficult, because Of its stimu-
lus to individual selfInsistence.
Even so, we have not devel-
oped Hamlet's terror Of mar.
riage. Poor. melancholy Dane
He had q too-much-married
mother. $751;. -
Nor are we inclined to rave
advice to the unwed, as Ham.
let did to poor opheiia:
II say, we will have no more
marriages To q nunnery,
goy'
Copyright. 1892. BY King Features
Syndicate, Inc. .t"