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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
THE INCREASE IN FREIGHT BUSINESS

Railway Age:
The in tho number of carloads OF freight
shipped have been nc substantial and persistent since
opening year 1921" the Railway. Ago as
constitute very persuasive indication that general
business Is rcviving.
Not only did number o carloads OF freight
shipped from that ended January
that ended February g. but in each OF these weeks
than the correspond
ing Tch total freight loadnss in tho
four weeks February 4, 1879. 2.e5slss as
compared with 2s12.sS7 In the same weeks OF 1'2l an
with freight in these weeks was somewhat less
than 1890. larger than in 1919 and in fact
been larger than in other previous years
M significant feature OF TINS ihcrehsc III
is was Increase In tho num-
b~ro OF with kinds OF commodities IN
tho four weeks February there was an increase
weeks OF last year. OF ""si" :"
shipments of grain. 24so cars In shipments OF
livestock. 1856 shipments OF coal 12eaIs In snip
cciianeous commodities Shipments OF coke showed a
decline loo0 carloads. shipments OF forest p"dulH
decline 4.i5G carloads and shipments or orc a dc
cline of $1,000 carloads. =,
carloadngs began to snow
tho second week January it was thought that TINS
might due temporary causes The taNcs on trans
iiovcd tho decline freight shipments in December was
partly due fact that shippers wcre hod,s
back commodities to avoid paying the lax aud wou,u
in II. however. tho increase ~
sbipn,euts the release OF goods hrlu
back To avoid 1t would hardly have continued ~
an accelerated rate clear into February . ,,
mig ais be thought that tho increase IN SNIP
was o larger movement OF coal IN ah''I-
nation OF n minc strike on April l. but who therc
has been in shipments OF coal II has been
smaller relatively than tho increases in shipments OF
other kinds. ,,- = a., ..t,
o md other lines of during the last and
,tr Lost pooplo aro somewhat slow acclaim any
nrnnrent Improvement "a permanent. or as harbnIcr
~ stiu furthcr improvements Certainly. however, II
iii m ,be indicate distinct tendency toward Improvement
In business"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
Business Prospects Improving

There is general agreement that business conditions
hrc better than they few months ago and bust
prospects are also growing brighter. This is true
of the world whole. II is of the United States.
II is also of of Colorado and of our
city of Pueblo
One of the certaincs of the future is a great
building activity. extending throut the whole country.
There very few cities or towns IN the United States
in which tho residences. stores office buildings and
warehouses adequate tho needs Of the communuy
For many years people have been waiting TO build
until conditions favorable and the postpone
mcut cannot continue much longer. Pueblo particularly
needs many buildings. and a considerable number
of them must be built in the coming year.
Similar conditions exist in such public improve
ments paving and other community needs. The pres
buildings and equipment inadequate for the needs
of tho people. The railroads require enormous
amount of additional equipment and extensions and bet
icrmcns, and these things bound to because
the American people will he satisfied with in
adequate transportation.
Much benefit would be gained if people generally
would understand that the present movement thru de
preston toward prosperity not matter Of accident
chance Economic affairs governed by laws that
orderly tho they not fully understood Tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
Some Questions Decided

An intermediate young peoples society in nearby
city has spent the winter holding weekly and bwcekly
debates The subjects have been less diversified
scrous others of lighter vein When the So
ciety first started it had membership of five and
it has membership of twenty-nine. The young folks
range in age from twelve to eighteen and they have
rule that those who do not attend the Sunday school and
Junior Epworth League of the church to which the So
ciety is part attend the Friday night debates.
The rule is good that it induces the young folks
TO participate in their religious duties well their
social pleasures.
The following are some of the questions which they
have debated the past winter:
Resolved that Moses was of more benefit to Mankind
than Paul.
Resolved that the Epworth League is of more bene-
fit to the Church than the Sunday school.
Resolved that the fish drowned during the
flood.
Resolved that Washington did more for the world
than Bismarck
Resolved that arithmetic is of consequence
than history
Resolved that fear is greater controlling factor in
world events than love.
Resolved that the public school educational system
of today is not practical.
Resolved that the modern newspaper is blessing
TO society.
Resolved that fire is more destructive than water
Resolved that ice cones of more benefit
to mankind than peanuts.
Resolved that carpet is of benefit to the
family than a rocking chair.
1t nigh, be said that of those debated the Sunday
School over the Epworh League: Paul over Moses:
the fish drowned during the flood history
ari bmctic: the newspaper blessing to society:
water won over fire; the rocking chair out ahead
of the carpet love controls than fear the ice
conc defeated the peanut and the others yet
10 be decided.
According all reports the debates Have been very
successful and the young folks who participated in them
viii spend many future hour enjoying the memory of
The debates.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
IN DAYS news"

Arthcr Capper, the new head OF tho
unofficial agricultural bloc in tho Unit
cd States senate. Is n representative
OF tho state OF Kansas. tho very heart
OF the great middle United States
which produces the food OF the nation.
senator cappcr owes his election to the
upper house of the national legislature
to tho excellent record he made In the
govcrnorship of Kansas. Before enter
Ing public life he had made a rcputa-
tion as u journalist and newspaper
publisher lie began his career as a
cofnpositor on tho Topeka newspaper
which hc now owns lie also publishes
and controls several wecklics and
monthlics specially edited for tho rural
population of Kansas and the neigh
boring states. Naturally, therefore. he
!. an influential person in his section
OF the country, because of his position
OF authority as an editor. and also he
ca,lstc of tho progressive policies he has
supported ~ governor and senator.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
TODAY'S EVENTS

Annual observance OF Arbor Day In
Arkansas.
PRECEDENT Iardirg's administration
completes it's first year today.
birthday greetings to Tho Boston
Globe which is 80 years old today.
Prosecution and defense in the case
Of Governor Len Small of Illinois will
gather their forces today in final prep
aratlon for the trial of the governor.
Ralph l.. Pickell OF Chicago and
George G. Jewctt OF Portland, Orc, arc
to engage in "a pJblic debate at Loxing-
ton, Ncb., today on tho question a4 to
whether speculation is a mcnac, to
the marketing OF grain.
At Fargo. y. D., today student teams
representing Fargo college and the
University CT Manitoba arc to meet in
u debate ON 'ho subject OF the aboli-
ton Of tariff barriers between the
United States aud Canada.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

supporting arguments with bets and
where did it originate? r. l.. o.
A. In samuel Buffers "Hudibras
there is couplct "Qucth she, I've
heard old cunning stsrors say fools for
arguments use wasers.''
q. How many cases Of typhoid and
fiu wero there in the army during tho
war? j. IL H.
A. Tho Surgeon Generals Office
gives tho following statistics for thu
period between April !. 1917. and De-
ccmbcr Al 1919: typhoid. 1.5sa cases and
Influenza 1907.
@. would like to know where Sir
Ernest Shnckieton was born. +. l.. A..
A. Tho late Sir Ernest Shacklcton
was born in kilkec, Ireland.
@. What was the name OF tho cnild
born on board tho Mnyflower in 1927
n. H. q.
\. rcrcgrinc White was the name
of the child born on tho Mayflower.
q. \ SAYS that cucumbers are vcgc-
tables Of recent dcvelormcut-H con
tends thcy are mentioned in the Bible,
II. l.. n.
A. In Numbers II. eth verse. Iln-
,isei Version Of tho Protestant Bible.
there IA reference TO cucum pers. mol
ons. lceka. onions and garlic.
q. Will frost occur when il Is
cloudy n. r. r..
4. Frost occurs when there Is p
clear Sky and little wind, Heavy. low
clouds act as a blanket. preventing the
earth from giving uff its heat. \ mol
crate wind is generally an cffeciive
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Brand whitiock. late United states
Minister to Belgium. born at Crbana,
o.. So years ago today.
Sherman T.. whlpplc, an eminent
Boston lawyer whoce services have
been enlisted by the Federal and State
governments. born at New London, n.
H.. 50 years a go today.
Earl Granville. who has held i'm
pcrtant posts in tho British, diplomatic
service. born so years ago today.
Rov. Or. Arthur c. McGiffcrt. presi-
dent OF United Theological Seminary
born a. Sauquoit, n. Y. 81 years ago
today.
Henry Baldwin Ward. head OF the
department OF zoology In tho Univer-
sity OF Illinois. born at Troy, N. T..
81 years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
FASHION HINT

In accordance to the request Of
many readers Tho Chieftain has re.
sumed the fashion service which
proved SO popular. We hnve made ar.
rangements with tho Beauty Pattern
company of New York to supply the
patterns to our readers and to run in
Tho Chieftain illustrations of the lat
sst and most, convenient styles. These
are of special interest and advantage
to the home dressmaker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent direct to
The Chieftain office, but the patterns
will be sent from the pattern com.
pany direct to the person ordering
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

A NEW AND POPULAR STYLE
3s92-3571. Tho Costume slip and
tunic blouse arc of some Importance
at present. for they combine conven-
lent and practical style features. The
Slip In black or blue may do for sew
cral blouses. Tho Blouse may be
developed AZ a ono piece dress.
Tho slip 1871 is cut in Sizes:
Small 34-3e: Medium 3s-40: Large.
+2i4: Extra large. 46-4S inches bust
measure. II requires 2 yards OF as
inch material for n Medium size. Tho
Blouse 3so2 is cut in Z Sizes: "a. IS.
IS. 40. AZ, a. and 46 inches bust
measure. and requires 3% yards OF 40
inch material.
TWO separate patterns mailed to
any address on receipt of 10c FOR
EACH pattern In silver or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES


1'sl-Ecbecca Graft. the American girl
who was the original of the hero
inc OF Sir Walter Sco,t's Ivan
hoe born In Philadelphia. Died
there, August %, 1869.
iSlo--Frances Abingdon. the popular
English actress. who constantly
uuarrcled with her manager,
David Garrick. died In London.
Rorn there in 1877.
lS5e-Jcan Francois Champollion, ccle-
brated Egyptologist. died in
Paris. Born In 1925.
ls55-Sardinia declared war against
Russia.
1ss3-Thc National Academy Of Scien-
cos was established in Washing
ton u, G.
iso0-The great Forth. Bridge was
opened by the Prince of Wales
edward N1D.
iSai-Rt. Rev. John A. Paddock. frs.
Episcopal bishop of Olympia
Wash, died at Santa Barbara.
cslif Born at Norwich. Conn.
Jan. 10. 1925.
fa20-t. S. House OF Representatives
voted H.soo, 900 for prohibition
enforcement.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

@ How many Chinese women arc
there in this country :. W. NJ.
\. Tho Bureau OF Census says that
there were I.7ls Chinese women in the
United States in 1920
Q. How Is tho Indian name "fnqul'
pronounced ". e. Vi.
a. Yaqui is pronounced ms tho II
vcrc spelled "ynh-kcc,' accented on
the second syllable.
O IN cribbase. what is meant by his
nohs and his hcclsT ~, II. l..
r. II tho card cut for a starter in
cribbasc is = Jack. the dealer imme-
diateiy pegs two points for his heels. .
and tho Jack held In hand or crib
which is of tho same suit az tho card
turned fpr starter counts ono and o.
referred to ~ his uuhs.
q. What is the saying about fools
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

ono OF tnc extraordinary features OF
devtl-fish 80 their method OF swln1-
ming. They draw water into their
hc dies and then force II out Of a hole
Just below th' head. The force OF tho
water as 1t fushes out propels th"
creature. t''mally. the devil-fish
svim, backwards. but II can swim for
ward simply 10y turning its flt Niblc
siphun in the opposite direction.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

Warren G. Harding of Ohio aud Cal
vim Coolidge Of Massachusetts, were
iDausurated President and Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

business experts who tell that there is period Of
great prosperity just ahead not making wild guesses
but they know what they talking about The ordin-
ary business will do we'll to accept their opinion
and to make his plans accordingly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

The designer Of this dinner gown
combined heavy lace. orchid chiffon
and French blue velvet with tho
most pleasing effect. The chiffon
Is pleated to form the front and
back panels of the gown while tho
lace is gathered over the chiffon TO
form the sides. The sleeves are Of
lace and the girde is of velv.>.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

Above, Miss Ruth Browne. left,
and Miss Constance Croonen-
borghs. Below. Miss Nellie New
These three maidens, one q
sophomore and two freshmen,
were recently elected as the pref
tiest girls in Chicago university
by students who annually choose
the. beauties for the annual play.
And the students are willing to
match their beauty against that
Of any triumvirate produced by
any other college around Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

individual Japanese would not he
likely 10 return in large numbers to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
ORDIN A\CE ga

| An ordinance granting permission On
he Pecos a Northern Texas Iailwa,
Company and the Panhandle A Santa
/ r. Railway Company o. cons ruct
maintain and operate Ju industry track
switches turuouis and rrussoyere. ou
along and upon certain street and
across q certain street and repeating
iOrdiulncc 40 400
r. Ii ordained by the city Of Anna.
rlllu.
section I Permission 's hereby gsu
rd Co the Prcos & Northern TcDs El-
way Company and tho Panhandle a
SAINTS H. hallway Company 'u D1a.
strurt wnIuis!u aud operate su indus
ffy track tpgo,her with switches tuu.
cuts. and crus.ot,rs Incident thereto. Dl
alonE and upon thai certain bu,r 3.
.at'd ,n Block 500 of 10, Holland add -
tiou 10 Amarillo Potter COUNTY, Texas
nd s,foss Third street tU 3D. point o.
line of said Thrd street
/ Section e.. said pD,os & N0e.hDn TrNas
Railway Company ana Panhandle q
santa be- Railway Company ir, h,tr0,
Required Zoo ,uu.,ru.. maintain. anU
nc1,, sad track. vNt.h,. tutrDuis
Land ,russ,,rrs 500 H~ fu conform iu tha
-ulr o. -IId able, and streets. and Boo
'sIDu mauu. Al. Js .. interfere as ltuU
a. possible with lH' use. enjoyment m.
/ ei-s- aud 'lI,,s ed 'h, aiujtur ur,u.
Uses AND lots hy o., owners tenants. aud
other lawful occupants thereof
Section Be- Sud- Pesos a Northern
'TDSo. RAILWAY Company and plgn1udi,
\ SANTA o., Il.Iwa, ComIIuy shan coa
siruD and maintain such crossings iu
connection with such tracks swIt,hve
/ tulruuts and r.o.sU,crs us may hr mo.
,idei hy fl' officers ur agents whU
1 have ol0rgr and supervision over 90,
alleys streets and highways o.. tn,
CITY and shall construct. maintain and
operate said tracks switches. uunou.s
and oroSsoyers 100 accordance vita the
general laws OFF tbr State uf TcNss and
ordinances and resolutions of this Ctb
SrCtiOn The perm ss.on herein
granted tu she peDos & Northern TcNaf
Railway Company ana Panhandle a
santa Fr Railway Company Is intended
merely as To porm..s.V. license. subject
fo revocation tv The Cifv t' amy time.
md the use ~ said alley and streets uy
thc said re'0s = NoHh,n Texas Elu
Wst Company and Panhandle a SlnW
o. Railway Company shall not hc ,x
elusive OF the public Use ard the city
huf is Intended merely ls 3D. privilege o.
us, same iointlv with the public and
. ;hc Ciy and shall interfere with tn
usc thereof by the latter az little as
practicable
section o. Ordinance No 400 ~ the
City " Amarillo Is hereby expressly re-
uellcd
section This ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage and
publication az provided in the Charter
~ fhr CITY oi Amarillo
introduced az a meeting ~ the City
I CommisSion on the esth day ~ Scpicm.
: Der ig2. and finally PASSED az a meeting
/ nf thr CIV Commission on the 10th day
or October a. u 1899.
Attest
\ n Armstrong. Mavor Protein.
W 4. shopper, City Secretary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
Notice ;n l.ankruntcy

In the District Court of the United
States. for the Northern District 1T Tex.
as
In The matter of
James Albert SHARP.
bankrupt
No. 3s6 in Bankruptcy
First meeting of creditors
Office ot Referee. Amarillo Texas.
'Olt o., 1922. To the creditors OF James
Albert sharp OF Memphis, liau County,
Texas. and district aforesaid. 60 Bauk-
rupt
Notice Is hereby given that on IN,
/ 18th day ~ October. 1899. James Al
bert Sharp was duly adiudicat.d R,uk
irupt, and that the iitgl meeting ut h.s
creditors viii Dee held Il, my ufi.co. Ia
| the city OF Amarillo. Texas. on IA,
2'ih day OF October 1922. 10 nine u'cl Deb
IN The forenoon al which ,me th. said
creditors MAY attend. prove ,h,ir claims
appoint trustee examine the hank
rupt and transact such business OF
ma' properly come before said meet
| Ing
Ben u stone Referee In BANKRUPTCY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20

Notice Is hereby given that the part.
nership lately subslstlng between Roy
Holman Of oklahoma city Oklahoma
County Oklahoma. AMI W. II. Lindsay
n Potter County, Texas. under the
Lr1n name 81 the Southwestern Securt
ties Company, said firm having its
Office in the city NJ Amarillo. Potter
County. Texas. was dissolved on the
18th day ct September. A. ID. 1872
Dated September 2Sth. A. ID. 1929.
ROY HOFFMAN
W. IA. LINDSAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20

Ray.Bynum Bldg-Over White a Kirk
Res. Phones l0s6lls Phone III
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
Between YOU & | & the
Fence Post

We have best buy ever offered IN &C.
roage 20 acres miles out on north
pavement improved. 3 good milk COWS
two year old mares. q tons sorghum
priced right call and see about this snap
Three good lots in Denver Heights
on Els line electric line ana phone lin.
l50 e. y l4O a. an 30 ~ $4,000 Small
cash payment Baianc, easy.
II yuu want real barber shop In a
real location 81. us AZ once
\ real modern up to date home and q
good paying furniture store Ia ANA
rillo ~ trade FOR land What have you
320 acres close To- Amarillo well i'm.
proved. 2oo acres In cultivation 10 trade
ior income property Ia Amarillo. This
II " snap. Get ~
The only strictly modern fully cpuip.
ped rooming house In town for sale only
no trade is a bargain very close In. New
building.
80 Good Jersey milk cows Co trade Tor
residence in Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
HELP WANTED WALK
Attention Boys

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20

In the District Court of the United
tates. for the Northern District ot Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
statesmen WANTED

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News
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
LOST AND FOUND

LOSr-Tsp beaded waist. MONDAY so'
Lincoln Phone 2fsSI
LOST 4 fox terrier pup three months
old white with black and brown spot,
Responds CD the name ~ Sport Return
go lil0 Tyler and receive reward
LOST--i.ldics black heather purse re
ward Phone Airs Bertrani. at So
LOST lA'tic hh,k heavy SCI DIS
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-03
DOPE SEXTETTE NOT
IN ON TAYLOR CRIME

Los Angeles. Cal, March &.--Unless
additional evidence against them is OBJ
tanned the six men arrested here Tues
day on information purpurting to con
meet them with the murder OF william
Desmond Taylor, film director, will Ice
released today, according To the pa.
lice. Their release it was said. would
mean the police had abandoned plans
to arrest a seventh mana motion pic
ture actor, a possibility they announc
ed after a long questioning of Mrs,
John Runp, housekeepsr for the men
now in custody who apprised the de-
tecttvps Of her belief they We're invov
ed in the Staying OF Taylor The 20
lice said they again have before them
only the problem of trying TO locate
Edward + Sands missing former bat
lor.secretary tC Taylor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-03
sci ET|ST MAKES
OWN LIGHTNING BY
AID OF GENERATOR
DR.. sTElNMETZ, SCHENECTADY,
N. Y. WIZARD, HARNESSES THE
TAUMDER5oLT AND MAKES IT
PERFORM LIKE A REGULAR
STORM.

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Schenectady mas Il modern JoN''
who sits on his throne in labora.
to,v ~ tho General Electric Com.
nonv and burls tbrnderous hollis nj
u.n lie Is Dr Charles Stainmat,
alaotric,I u.i,.rd Who onuoupced IN.
doy NE has sreceeded IN nrodpcing
and coptrolIiro an indoor thunder.
stnr,, which boe III tho cbaracteris.
80 9 its natural brotbar ovoant the
,,dor ,lo,,Js
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-03

Everyone should
put themselves in
the pink of condi
ton this time of
year. With the
aid of phus.phO
Nitamiue tablets
You help the ston
aCh handle the
h cayicr heat
making winter
foods hot cakes.
meats and pastries
which YOU need
All druggists have
phus Pho Nitam
Inc or prepaid ON
receipt of price 81,
irving Laboratory
Wheeling, W. Va.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-03

densers on Or. SteinmetZ' generators
corresponds TO the thunder cloud in
the sky, in which an electrical cur,
rent is gradually stored up and in.
creased by the conglomeration Of the
rain drops The other end of the
condensed plates corresponds to the
earth When the tension of the stored
energy becomes greater than the gen,
orator will hold, the discharge takes
place. The lightning flash is seen,
the thunder rolls represented by 4
loud swapping southland the bolt
strikes