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The Daily News to an independent Democratic
newepaper, publishinc the newe impartially, and
aupportlag what Q belleves to be right regardless
of party polltiea
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"Andyy and Martin yot’re thinking
of"
"Hardly so much of them as of
other curious folks," said I.
"I kno.w. Up to nt to balk their
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rises Fitiper’a speed indicator, the
gunboat in pursuit, funnels belching
smoke, siren shrieking. Another vic-
tory is at hand for Veronloa, when a
shell strikes the water in front of
Fitiper, followed by another, even
closer. Fitiper’s engines lose to the
long rang guns. Vronica facas a con-
versation with her pursue/.
Every generation, says Henry Ford, leaves mere
epportunities than it found.
Ford, of course, referred chiefly to those op-
portunities that are conneeted with jobs. But his
remark holds good all along the liae. Everything that
to dons today is going to beget a challenge for the
neat geeoration.
" We know pretty well what our own opportunities
in order that Amarillo people may see' the qual-
ity of farm exhibit which are being sent from the
Panhandle to other states, one of the Chamber of
Commerce displays has been set up in the Bivins
building. Fifth and Folk Streets. It is one of three
exhibits prepared by the Panhandle-Plaina, Ine, an
all-Panhandle organisation to advertise the farm re-
sourees of this section.
Two similar exhibits already have been sent to
the major fairs of the middle-westemn states. The
Autrdttobe displeyedattaira 1^ Oklahoma Md
nearby atates.
Utmost care has been exercised in the prepara-
tion ad the exhibits in order that all sections of
the Panhandle territory will be properly repte-
sen ted, and it to doubtful if any more versatile farm
display could be gathered from any section of the
United States
Amarillo people, in order to appreciate what
these exhibits are and the impression they un-
doubtedly will make upon the residents of other
states. must see them. The one now on display in
Amarillo will be kept here through Saturday.
Te see it is to learn much about the farm re-
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the next generation—what sort of opportunities will
we leave for it?
It is hard to tell what will happen in the world in .
the next a years, but this much seems certain; the
human race is reaching a point where its chances
to lift itself by its own bootstraps, on the one hand,
er to ruin itself eternally, on the other, are greater
than they ever were before.
Things lave happened too fast in the last couple .
of decades, and the pace shews no signs of elaek-
ening. The world’s possibilitles for advancement have
been enormoisly increased, and so have its posai-
bilittes for destruction. Sometimes it almostt seems
as if we would either reach the millenium or chaos
during the next century.
For. one thing, the earth has shrunk. Magellan
eireled it in three years and the Graf Zeppelin did
it in three weeks. It takes a day and a half to cross
the American continent now, as compared with six
Weeks a few decades ago. Now Tork and London are
closer now than New York and Boston were in Rev-
olutionary times.‘New methods of transportation and
communication have given every human being a
billion next door neighbors.
Besides that, we have new tools. For the first
time. It is possible for men to make things infinitely
faster than they earn use them. We are reaching a
stage where—in theory, at least—there will be no
—shadowofanexcuse.forpoverty.orwannt.
Dr. MCox’s mfMg suggsetod for
the week beginning Suaday Septem-
her di .
him to come and take his boat horns.”
My capacity for thought wss ex-
hausted. ’
“We shall find mother in the old
■bus. I know where. The only ques-
tion is whether any intrfering per-
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"People whs hsve no tims, don't think. The mors
you think, the more Ums you have—Henry Ford.
Mograins I_________
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OUT OUR WAY
The Woman's Day
“My husband doesn't want me to give up my career
—he's as interested in it •« I am," said Norma Terris,
the former Ziegfeld star, who wont out to Hollywood to
make a talking picture, and found romance as well as
personal success.
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“Silworthy Cove. I’ll tell you why.
It’s possible we shall find there a
fast motor boat which was stolen
from Blsckwster Creek. I happened
to see a doubtful-looking person get
en board ’ her last night and drift
with her down stream with the tide
Justice to the tosuraneo which wu kava Ml Mr
lives Md property: te which may be added, and
obedience is the premium which w•Paor tt.—
William Pena.
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is now her husband, in New Turk for two years, they had
never realised they loved each other until they met un-
der the influence of California sunshine. And even then.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Murmuring Heart.
Question-J. L asks: “What causes the
coh, wafdla Obrewned,through); stew.
•d raisins. ' "
Luch: Baked potato, string beans,
nary little notch in the coast known
as Silworthy Cove, an almost land-
locked pool surrounded by high eliffs
with beaches of peddish yellow sand
at their foot.
Fitiper went in slowly and almost
noiselessly. Wo looked around. No
interfering person spoiled our suc-
cess. We ran cs near a beach as we
could with safety. I took Veronica
on my shoulder to land. We stopped
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within the week beginning October
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servation platform Md starting back andsKeWU waving
farewell Over the rumble of the starting train wheels
he shouted, “I love you," and she nodded her head in
affirmation because by that time, the noise was strsag-
sr than their voices.
Bet ho had to get bach to New York for a profes-
sional apointment. As soon as that was settled he got
in an airplane and flew back to marry Norma, aad bring
her back to New York between pictures.
value Iisunedinthe trople tor makine
Hr and sronew-
Sunda. 3-
Breakfast: Wrench omelet, crisp ha.
ons kick why just watch this.
, And he tried it end dident and I
। tried it and dlilsnA and just than—
who came from around the corner but! -
! Sid Hunt and his kid brother Bert
, and they both had their cap full of
. little apples, Puds saying G, where
| did they eon from?
They fell out of a baskit some gu
, was carrying on his shoulder and we
yelled at him and he was too lax/
to pick them up, Sid sed, and Bert
। ted. Yes and Joe stayed here to try
’ to keep you guys away till we got
them picked up.
Proving you never esn tell why •
somebody is standing on their hands
insted of their feet and if you mind
• your own bizness you mite find more
: apples
CHING TO CAREERS.
“WeT speed about half of our time together now,"
she said. “The root of the time, I shall be in California.
When our careers aren’t so pressing, we will have more
lima for each other. - .
4 "I would give up the stage and pictures. If he wanted
me to.” she repeated. “but he doesn’t. He has his ca-
reer, and it is very vital to him, so he understands why
mine is to me.
“It is my observation that the modern man is not
pearly so antagonistic to his wife’s career as the men
of a geteration ago are. Most of them know it is bet-
ter for a woman to have an interest Md to have work
that demands her tims and energy, than just to drift
into an aimless, soctal career.
“And I don't believe any sane man wante his wife
to make great sacrifices for him that are not necessary
Even if she doesn't say it, he doesn't want her thinking
—Just think what I gave up for you'."
Thera are many who would concur with the senti-
meets of the beautiful Norma, and it to a wise husband
who puts' himself out of the reach of such expressions,
“Well, after all I've done for you," and “If it hadn’t been
for you, I would have had my chance." They can be-
come hateful indeed.
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tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or wbat dot.' Boa If ARi
find them. Than look at the serambled word below—and unsersmblo «,
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Another Hollywood girl who gust became a bride
is Ruth Elder. I don’t know what sort of wedding gpwn
she wore, but, I hope it is as stunning as the one she
wears in her latest picture, which is a knockout, if I
hnow my ensembles.
A simple, -beltless froek of corded silk, has a Peter
Paa collar Md a jabot from cellar to hem of—gooes
what? You never would, so I’ll divulge—white ermine
that fatts ht the uni jivSig ipinit,___
- Withthis she wears the most simple and naive lit-
tle long silk eeat, with pleating on the edges of the cuff
and the ham-end a little vagabond haA Take it from
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heart to murmur, aad is a murmurne
heart curable? Is it a dangerous defectr
Auswer: Most heart murmqurn are sur:
able. and are usually earned by soma kind
it breesure ngafnet the heart due to as
overloaded stomach or too much stomach
and down
or intestinal gas. I have examined many
patients who were more than 80 years at
ace who have had heart murmurs since
early Ufa. If these murmurs are only
evidenced la a mild form, they are not
particularly daagorou^. ,
Queatlan-J. M. D. Mbs': ”What is the
rose apple, and where grown?
Answer: The rose apple is the fruit of
an Eart Indian tree that is grown in Cat-
ifornie for its follage The fruit, althoush
very tragrant, is insipid and of na food
ets.
And Castles-by-the-Sea is a memory only to a
few of the old-timers. .
Speaking of barkers, I am told that there are
but a very few of the grand old gents with trick
beards, white vests and hifaluting vocabulary to be
found in the Coney Island belt where once they
thrived.
Thu spielers of the old school have been replaced
with youngsters who know little of the ancient art
of ballyhoo which grew out of the Barnum days.
These tyros are, capable ef little mere than a cas:
ual banging at a gong and a listlesa ahouting of
eutwora phrases. Only one er two carry on the old
tradition at the circus "spiel"—which was indeed
an arts and • lot of fun besides.
A check on the summer trade along Broadway
reveals that those trick air-cooling plants have driv-
en thodeands at the hhat-weary from streets and
homes into the larger theaters.
Whereas in many a season, theaters showed a
marked falling off in business during ths boat-wavs
perteds, this year records for attendance have been
broken. For 50 cents, or thereabouts, thousands could
escape late the cool and comfortable surroundings
of the entertainment palaces. The Boxy, for in-
stance, reports long lines waiting out in the hot
sUn—patiently seeking a chance to cool off. The
crowds get he i at an early hour of the day, and many
stick around until the late afternoon.
and se've you—both understanding —-------------------------
persons. Leave it to them." "• back to thecar,drove-to the near: -aon wlll.be oat so early at Silworthy
SYNOPSIS: Victory against a gun-
boat and more difficulties ahead!
Veronica escapes from the pursuing
vessel and Cousin John lands in
France—safe from the police. Veron-
lea and Tom Greofen put out into
the chanhel and again meet the irate
French patrol boat. Another order to
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Therefore we conelnde a man to Juntified by
faith without the deeds of1 the law-Romana B>M.
------The naxt little aalW stimulant will be known I____
as the record-of-the-month club. One of the" major The
AMARILLO DAILY hws
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and peas, sliced cucumbers, peach
whip.
“Baked ground beets: Select small
tender basts and scrub thoroughly
with a vegetable brush. Without pool-
ing eut into small pieces end run
through the food grinder. Place in a
dry dial pan to a depth of two or
three inches, and bake tightly cover-
ed for 15 to 20 minutes. Remove cov-
er and place under the flame until
slightly browned on top. Serve with
butter.
curiosity, isn’t it? I've got a mother “The point is that the suspicious
person couldn’t manage a racing mo-
Lam. tor boat, and when he put into Sil-
(2bk worthy Cove and tried to land he ran
_ ------- 235V her on to the beach on a falling
SSF- tide. When we hsd driveh to the
MTEK KP nearest point and climbed down
/ 222* however, we found the boat high and
/ E.K dry and the suspicious person gone.
I FEk It was then long past midnight.
/ j “You had strained your ankle com-
6.12855%# Ing down the cliff and could not
A9525 Pm climb up again. Not knowing the
A 127K 25. country, we decided to hang till it
/ y TOft JW/ was light. This morning, having ban-
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weSuqatzonor/an, ihasyiauatrtm. Concern, or Corpornsion toot
map apnear to the eolamna at The Nswo flirts win to elodly
cofieete whe called to the attentioin of toe editor, unno
brteaUee at thta memepaper to wroaely use er tojeeo ear
itiltoP si. fir, coneer se eorporation and correettons wil to
made when warranted »• promiment M was too wronE pub
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MXMBCRS OF THE At:PIT BUKEAU or CIRCULATIONS
"In both hemo and school the effort must be
made to make whatever is being taught as interest-
ing as possible.”—Theodore Roosevelt. (Liberty )
And beyond that Veronica would
not go. I persuaded her to let me
take the wheel while she lay down
to rest with one of the rugs around
her. I meditated on the night’s work.
I had joined in a groteaque esca-
psdo which might have alarming re-
sults. I had possibly been privy to
a crime, an accessory after the fact
to a flight from justice. And all be-
cause the blue eyes at Veronica
had hypnotized me. I literally feared
to come put at my tranee. With her
in this vessel, the muddled ugliness
of the things at Blackwater seemed
remote . . >
But we were nearing it again with
every revolution of the engine.
"You're a good pal, Tom,” Veron-
ica said suddenly.
She throw off the rug, and looked
through the screen.
"Lugger," said Veronica. "Wa shall
coon raise land > <. A very good pel."
We did raise land within a quar-
ter ofan hour. I carried on at the
wheel until we were close enough to
identify landmarks. Then Veronica
took charge. She seemed to Moor
straight for a renga ef eliffs, far
Blackwater.
“So we aren't going straight
NEW YORK, Sept. A—U you can remember that
far baeh—there waa, once upon a time, the dancing
team of Vernon and Irene Castle, aad ne better ball-
room stoppers have whirled about a floor since their
day.
Irene it was whe startled the entire country-aide
by appearing with bobbed hair. And Vernon to deed
thene many years.
And Ue other day I found myself on the MM
where it all began—ll was called Castiez-br-the:/
Sea, a snappy, polite and, swanky little beech renorM
where, upon hot days, they made a mean Tom Collin:
out! of something besides the stuff that's I, capred
in lip flanks. .
Today a mile of private bathing beach ia elut-
tered with the vari-coloted umbrellas aad bathing
costumes of a very ultra-ultra resort The club:
house itaelt is a shrine to the gargantuan growth of
bathing pieces hereabouts. It loma like 20 coun-
try clubs rolled into one.
While in the unrestricted sections where the hol
polloi era allowed to room the more public strands,
there is a sudden rush of hot-dor stands, ths drone
est telephone, and communicated _____
with Mr. Andrew Boyle and asked Our adventure came to an end in
a man land from a boat which .has
-J net near Jibe Mora? Your'In- --------
tetigenee bureau- ddan't functon “Not yet. We've a reall-to.make."
well. Again, I wish you good day,T ' "Where are_weeallinet"Laskd.
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McKinley ASSASSINATED.
William MeKinley, 21th president
of the United States, was fatally
shot by an assassin while attending
M exposition in Buffalo, N. Yh on
September fl, 1901.
McKinley held a public reception
in the temple of music, in the expo-
sition grounds, on the afterneon of
the 6th and it was then that the
Mooting tooh place.
The one fatal ballot at the two
fired was found to have peeped
through both walls of his stomach,
but dus to the president's sound con-
stitution it was at first believed he
would recover. But he suddenly un-
derwent a change for the worse and
died September 14.
I Theaasaasin wm identifld as Leon
Czolgosz, a Pole, havtng reputtble -
parents in Cleveland, 0, but who had
come undsr the anarchist influence
Md been taught to believe that all
heads of government were enemies
of the people and ought to be killed.
The assansin wee arraigned in
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switching the letters around. Grade yourself 20 for ench ef th*
you find, and 20 fer ths ward if you unseramble it. On black page '
explain the mistakes and tell you-Ghe werd> Then yen cea eeeter
hundred yen bat.
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QUARTERS-
I KNEW
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Me and Puds Simkins waa wawkind
up to the coraer tewking about dif:
front subjeeke, and Puds sod. Good
nite look at that, who eaat do that?
Mooning Sid Hunt’s quiet little
eussia Joo standing on his bands with
his feet agents somebodys wall. Un
looking at hiih awhile and Puds say-
ing. Hay whata grate about that. I
could do that before you waa born,
Joo getting off of his hands and
standing on his fset, not saying any-,
thing but looking as if he thawt he
was the ony one in the world could
do it, Puds saying. Well if you dong
bleeve it ill show you.
Wich ho did, doing it the 3rd timd
ho tried, saying. Its a eintch. You do
It, Benny, just to show him, he sed.
Wich I did, staying up the 4th time
I tried, saying, Aw whets that, thats
a bean, I bet I coold of did that
when I was a baby if Id wunted to.
Sids quiet little cuzzin Joo not say.
ing anything but just doing it aged
himself, getting up on his hands the
very ferat tims he tried, and then
he got back on his fsM agon and
looked at me and Puds ns if ho thawt
he was grate and we was the oppo:
rite, Puds saying, O is that so. wsll
if you don think I esn got up with
CHAPTER 22.
VERONIC.. TALKS.
Veronica put the rudder hard over
and steered for the destroyer, Md
reached him in three minutes. The
destroyer had stopped her engines
and Veronica made a detour of her
and came alongside, keeping a half
dozen yards away from ths port
side. Then her clear voice rang eat,
in French:
"What imbecile fired that shot?*
The conversation so begun was
laughable.
It appearsd the mbecile was the
lieutenant in command himself. He
stood at the gangway, and when he
realised that the man at Fitiper’s
wheel was a lady, he saluted gallant-
~—Mi -
"It is I, madame." ——————
Veronica went on, in her torrential
French:
"Tou have made a grand mistake,
Mr. ieutenant. You thought you had
eaught a poacher or a smuggler? On
the contrary you have caught two
English yachtsmen who’ve been out
in the channel all night on account
of trouble with their engines and are
now on the way home. You have a
telescope on board, I believe? Did
you think it waa a good joke to
frighten a wommt Look here! I’ll
give you my father’s name and ad-
dress. You’d better write to him Md
apologise, or he’ll come ever and bite
you. And I have the honor to wish
you good day, sir."
"Pardon, madame—bpt you .have
soon our signals."
"Pardon, monsieur, but wo havs nat
scan any signals at all."
"You have heard our el run?"
“We, have, but we did not know
you were talking to us.*
"You have put in to the Bqy at
SA Michel."
"And thent"
“We have seen a man walking
ashore near Pont-ar-Var. One has laid
us by wireless that hs has apparent-
ly landed from your boat."
"One has told you a fib. How could
Lewer Spine Pelne.
Question--F. G. H. writest “When 1 19
a long time I have a duli pale ia the low
.JS’JWfi’W’"-
Iaamd“ujkezirranr"a‘an ssx
•Mae. wuch as tuberalosis or ari
Then, if you wil write me again lYwik
be glad to give you my opinlon about the
test method of treatment
/YES, CAN,
| SISTER-AND
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THOUGHTS
sir. And I counsel yea to bo more
economical of your powder. Adieu!"
Whereupon Veronica switched in
her starter and Fitiper moved away,
leaving the excellent lieutenant gap-
ing. In a quarter of an hoar he was
bull down. In another 10 minutes we
had the channel to ourselves.
We talked at anything but the
questions that afflicted my con-
science. At last I said:
"Whoa we get bach—*
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COMIPEETELY 1 MANUFACTURER Ot --
DSAPPFAR- SYNTHETIC FOODS SDER
and go around Sandypoint . . • " county court September 17 Md on
—i thiah my mouth wnx.htngjeg.tbu lethwas ssateweed te be exe-
open by this time. (
“Trying to ‘beat the market’ is a losing game for
* the vast majority.”—A. P. Giannini, SanFraneisco
, barken -m-
have been. We have made the most of some of them,
and we have slipped prettrnllj i u ilia* Mhaik But art rsslliit it until ju«t m he wm on the ob-
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( KILLER KANE.
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recording outfits has retained a group of judzes,
headed by such welleknown musicians aa Walter
Demroach Md Deems Taylor, who will put their seal
on the belt bit of canned music produced in a four-
week period. And distribution will be undertaken
after the fashion of the book club concerns.
Which reminds me that the booh clube and the
publishers, who were on the verge at refusing to
speak to each other, have kissed and made up. A
ncore’of publishers whs had refused to submit books
to the elubs have changed their minds, and book-
seners’who were oa the border of revolt havs, I am
told, been allowed a speeial discount rate on the
selections on the assurance that they will press sales
of them. Ro they all lived happily until the next
fight. GILBERT SWAN.
(Copyright, 1923, NEA Service, Ine.)
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Breakfast: Cottage cheese with
pineabpl "(fresh or canied).
Lunch) Betlod unpolished rice,
cooked boot tops, ripe olives.
Dinner: Non-starchy vegetable
soup, Salisbury steak, cooked aspara-
gus and celery, salad of crisp raw
spinach leaves, stewed raisins.
Wednesday.
Breakfast; Poaehsd egg on melba
toast. apole gauce.
Dinner: Pint of buttermilk, 10 or 12
dates . .
Dinner: Baked Belgin hero or
boiled tresh tongue, -cooked succhint
(small Italian squash, -baked ground
beets, salad sf sliced tomatoes, sp-
pls whip.
Thurnday.
Breakfast: Toasted breakfast food
with eream (no sugar), frosh or stew-
ed figs.
Lunch: Geherous dish of ice eream,
raw apple.
Dinner: Veal roast,' spinach, salad
of molded vegetables, (string beans,
celery and carrots), pear sauce.
Friday.
Breakfast: Coddled eggs, melba
toast, stewed apricots.
Lunch: Cooked pumpkin, okra,
shredded lettuce.
Dinner: Baked sea base, stewed to-
matoos, McCoy salad, no dessert.
Saturday.
Breakfast: Whoiswheat muffins,
peanut batter, stewed prunes.
Lunch: Cooked asparagus, ripe
olivas aad lettuce.
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Howe, Gene A. Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 294, Ed. 1 Friday, September 6, 1929, newspaper, September 6, 1929; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1569331/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.