Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 39, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 19, 1921 Page: 4 of 8
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AMARILLO DAILY NEWS SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY If 1921
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AMARILLO DAILY NEWS
KOiN PuUlaher
J. L. NL'XN
.General Mir.
.Mauacina fcOiior
BVJltorUl Dapartmteit
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Only Morning Ntartpaprr In the A'narlllo country
Cerara Uu Fanhnndl of TKe. Eaetrrn New Mcileo. Houth-
era Colorado and Aratrn Oklahoma frm twtle to
twenty-four hours la advance uf rnr. Dallae fort
Worth Oklahoma City and otbtr papare carrylflf Wla-
graphM dlapalrbca.
Knter4 m eacmdrlaee matter at tht rxwt office at
AmerUlo. Texae under the Act of March I. II'S.
fBCR!PTKN RATE!
tr MAIL IN ADVANCE
Is Triae Oklahoma. Colorado and New Mtilco.
I Month I
Maiitha 12 1"
Month Me"
I Twr To
pUrrd by cerrfer In Amartlle aant at eboe
ELSCWHERJE
I Month S .75 !
I Montba i:
UMiha it::
1 Tear
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED mESg
The Aeeoctattd Preae in ncluelvly entitled to tba ue
for republication nf all nc-wi dira'rtir credited to In or
not otharwtee rrtdiied In thli paper nd aiao ether local
news puMlahed herein.
Afi rtghta of tiubUuatloo of special dispatches berelo
are ! reemred.
ispartal Aaeotleled Press Leased rfte' rWtloe.
themselves a to think- tin nimn-v tint into this f
'ntcrtaiuirtcnt fund a a donation. It U not a !
lunation lnt an investment in the most cotnpli-
nrntarv Mtiscuf tht term ti-t for the lirt-ct . per-
onal hem-fit of the investo' but for tin g'd J
of the community including the investor.
Investment in the cntcrtainim'tit ftml of t lie
Hoard of (.'ity Development is an investment for
the greatest good to the greatest number of pco-;
I'le. Among the various conventions scheduled
for Amarillo is that of the I'ai handle Pre a-
sueiatiott. Ibis will hring together all of the
newspaper men an. I newspaper women of thr
I 'lain o Country of Texas with a slowing of thr
rofrssp.n from ailjoining state Kightlv receiv-
ed .ititl e titrrtainei! these newspaper people will
le given a most favorahle virw point of Amarillo..
in! their attitule Inwards thr city in the months .
) come will he (Irtcrmme'l thereby. I his is but '.
me of the conventions i.nr of thr most j... initial.
Iv n aoM of it ahility to puhlish i! ii'ipn ion
in audience composed of the entire o unit rv .
Fvt ry convention 1 1 1 ! 1 to he here ihinng tht
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Iprrsnn vi.ir is jiiriui.oi .i i.ium o'i iw
this hi la f. I is leprn.lent entirely on the atttMtth-;
relln te.l hv Am.i I i! . at t im of il.i viit . (
he peojle eomjoing its tnemherhip. No ti
ventiott can he aleiiatel nitcrtamcl without;
tiinils. a:il since thee are at tin time hrtng 1
gatherr'l. now is the opportune for invest
ment.
a .
Make Amarillo a real eonveiition center hy j
providing the fund with which to entertain the;
people. 11ns is one of the t;fc of thr whole poe..
olr it mu't not he overlooked !
vnnu iwMiii
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THE COMING STORM 7 .n nrrii nnniiinrn
i 'i . m Dttn unbnniLu
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t HEREFORD ORGANIZATION BUSY
Last Thursday night the lirt emi-anntial-all-mcmher-get-togcthcr
meeting and hanquet of
the Hereford Chamher (f Commerce wa held
ith approximately two hui.drcd and fifty. live
fnergetic determined co-operating citizen pres-
ent undor the leadership of President P I.. Mc-
Donald. .
. In this meeting recognition wa given to the
activities of the Chamher. During the six month
of it existence the Chamher if Commerce has
made itself felt in the organization of a fair as-
sociation has been instrumental in building the
best sales pavilions in the Plain Country of Tex-
as has secured the puhlication of much matter
telling of Hereford and the Hereford country in
the press of the Plains and in the l.yc"r centers of
the state has assisted in the promotion of good
roads their upkeep and marking has inspired the
organization of an efficient volunteer fire depart
ment has fostered better and more lucrative farm
programs has launched a good roads bond in tK
catrpajsn. and lan but by no means leant.. has
eliminated every suggestion of a clique clan or
faction and evidenced the same by bringing to-
gether men women and children from every part
of the community from every phase of society
from every school from every church from every
lodge under the banner of common desire for ac-
complishment in the interest of the general good.
Despite its brief period of existence what
organization could bring a Utter story of ac-
complishmentpurposes fulfilled? What organ-
ization is able to show fruits of labors richer rip-
er more delicious or more to be desired? None
may do so for than the showing of the Hereford
Chamber of Commerce there is none better. It
has taken hold upon and included in its forces
the churches the schools the fraternities the city
and county officers the rural and the town popu-
lations and from all of these varying elements
ii has gahtered its inspiration and defined its field
of work.
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Under the leadership of Toney Chisum. chair-
man of the Convention Committee of the Hoard of
Cily Development a campaign is now on for the
provision of funds with which to adequately care
fuf the conventions to le entertained here during
the present year.
Through the provisions of the City Charter
no funds derived from taxation may be ued for
the entertainment of conventions. Whether thi
provision is wise or unwise may be a matter on
which taxpayers differ and yet it is the law. and
no deviationm fro it may be made. In view of
this law if Amarillo is to be the convention city
of all this. section of the southwest her guest
must be entertained from 'a fund raided in some
manner other than through taxation. The com
mittee has gone over the convention program
of. the present year and find that the budget
must consist of more than five thousand dollar
This has been apportioned to the'regularly sched-
uled convention according to the esttm itcs'of
thpse handling the different event and it i an-
' 3ainced that Amarillo will be able to acpiit her-
seif with honor through the exnliture of the
ruins thus allotted.
. ' Every business and professional man. every
live wideawake citizen is in favor of Amarillo be
LEE SATTERWH1TE WORKING . j
Ih ti. I.ee Satterv. hiie is doing excellent work
in the Texa legislature lni fact h evidenced!
in many vvav. hut perhaps in nothing i it indexed
more fttllv than in the publicity being received!
by him through the Associated Pres and other
mediums for the dissemination of new on the ac
tivities of the legislative eion. Scarcely a day
ha pased during the present session in which
the name of I.ee Satterwhtie ha not figured in
the public prints.
For this character of service the Plains Coun
try of Texas is justly proud. It has been a fact
long recognized that the northwestern and west-
?rn sections of the state have had only such rec-
ognition from the state as a whole as ha been
forced out through exceptional merit. The pres-
ent instance of broad recognition i no exception
:o the general rule. Lee Saterwhitc. through hi
tirele efforts has attracted attention to the mat-
ters for which he stands and ha drawn around
him such a following that silence cannot be main-
UiLicd by d.cclTcr in other sections of the state.
This special mention of the work being un-
Jertaketi and accomplished hy Lee Satterwhite.
is not intended to be misconstrued a reflection
by unfavorable comparison on the activities of
the other members of the legislature from thi
iectior of the state. On the contrary general
ogn" ft -e is taken of the exceptionally good work
of all "..embers from this territory. It is gxd
.vork. and the men as well as the specific dis-
tricts from which they were sent are to be con-
gratulated. All of the western jortion of Texas will
-ooner or later have recognition but it seems
that it will come as a result of irresistible force
irought againt the "power that be." Like tent-
ncrance. votes for women and other measures now
ecognized as being wholeome fair and good
rcognition of the rights of all this portion of
the state will come perhaps only at the end of
i long seige. If this is found to be neceary.
:t will not Reflect a spirit of fairness from other
ections of Texas' but it will be pushed to its til
umatc it inescapable conclusion. The western
.ections of the state will tnist on having due and
idequate recognition.
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Vliv Fr-tld-nt Wm. Hoyc.
CiimniliiHli'nrr A. A. f'.rnham.
. To nsnriT C M. Mi-Tull""th.
.dinlnltrallitfl Comniiltra
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Tioou mininiiatloii II. C. I'ltikin.
Flnan.x C. A. Flsk.
I'uMli ity t.lndwiy Xtinn.
I'amr and famii Kiiilpmi-nt II.
Itank Join a.
K'iiiiiin nt nml 8itwlli--IltncklMrn.
ttvli' S.-IVI.-. l.n 1. Marra.
'Training Ciimniitt.
r. F. Phlllpa. Vl(-rrra.
8iwrt Karl Ftuiim.
M-nlUl-J)r. U. M. VtirkMt t '
f.vhu-A. A. I.ntniikin. ' '
Art Tra hs nml I'rnfta ('. II. lluli-
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! Court nt Honor.
Ju.lir Win. Itoyi-i-. Vli I'na. and Ch'h.
. Frd Hon. J. F. Itromi-rt. Jark IM-
waidi. -tiry flornh. II. W. t'.all.rulth.
IMI'ltnfi TIIK
tOITKN HO AUS.
.tuilulna' fr-n nsiilta iht.iinid thtr-
pir.l.il n r ifful-'t p.arly a half itn- ln l"n m.T-. work on th ro;idn of
ury im-'. T. n i.r..ir a 0.0 l no ninit ii n- mmii hhioik m-
Own H-tffi' ! nt fur i-nwa mid th 1 m-mtli th-m in any ninllar M-rinl for.
I. mi-mU-r Incur thnmirh iii. n- I 'h. f..- .r i;il irrid-H ar- I
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i-hhioiih: th- 2t ii-l'litl'if'al d.iy f-vii
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with a 1 1-in uiuli rt iiulaiK of th- ln-nu- M-mltrr of (inral CiMliii lL
tn ni Mim. lum t. and what It iIhh All' 11 Carly. Pr. Klllouuh. Jnhtl Mr-
r 1 hililo n. j KularHI. W. R O llrl-n. I.. Jui-i.Iihou
1 Juilp- F I. Worki C. I. tinsyn.
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it two xi'iiin. thiit is. tiny an annual
u I'll Mil. .N.
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It t"-tt ni-ix-nra th.it .1 sims road t"
S 1 1 .t t -1 1 n-an-r a nwailiility than
it :ir i.th-r tun-. Itrimo county and
Mil- r.' ivty r i In ly n-iH.rallnjr tt
1 Inn iiiov-ninit. and it a-m mor than
r. tv.il.1.. th it Swish-r rounty will Join
in In 4-wmt th- i-.tim-n of tho lwr
John Mi'! Sir ii hi. th- l n- witmn of nti( omnty to p t a rond that
ipvlnnt M.n.ii.y. h .or.f. ns-! that tiin.wi; if r hm a '! uutli t for th
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" mukiiirc sni-ir rro ri iinvi.w ricr-
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flro to t th- work .Ion without muk-
ina n lur-l-lilo on th niimU-m and
without th- i' X J-M iv n-s-msity of hh--ial
n.Hi n t r. t ih- tn-. vnji.iry l-siu-nit
11 in iitt-ndxl to. Wnhit.i VA
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ANOTIIFIt MIINKY C IIVFi:ssON.
CHIROPRACTIC
I'or Aral Mironir and Nrvoui
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J. F. BROMERT D. C
Fjikl llulldlnf 1
SEE US BEFORE
Buying Tour
BICYCLES AND
MOTORCYCLES
Tim rajneata
Amarillo Motorcycle Co.
COS E. Third rhoM U?
fith and folk W.
rhona IKS
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.-wihitl hy th -r'-oiitl"i II
firmn thi- ii-v.-lMtn.na rrr.tlv mail l-v 1
l'iill-m:n Htrd: nnoth-r titncn1
iirninst toonrr who r.H-nirri-tl nm. I
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in. h- onvtrtlon rf M.sriHy un
i-vl-ni- th.it ninth td f.-w a -Hi nf
rwnnt.itlura hm nM-urr.sl. all M.nttnr '
In 'hi- dii.itli.n if M liirin-ni -. Ihiy!
hud w-Itcht i Tii.jth to m.ik ilovnnor
St.'ih-n of 'alif-irnin uriwillmi! to taki- '
r-sHin.iuty f.r Mixiniv'a d-uth. l:ut j
m fir thiy li.t n4 Indi. t th ri I
-mor la f.irrml trial lm( lni..-iil.l.
to Ir-nm- a pin di n whi. h will niak il
' !MliU tfl lr' lU.n.V' .... ..Mi. ..f am
to this a a rule is found in widely separated' ouHin..i inii tmnt. i.d in th
cae of those unfortunates who consider them- !'"" r'rn'M "f"" him- kJ-d
1 nun h-. ijr- a n.- inn in r.irt.
Th- 1. in.- of Muon-v In Inifxv'.int Ih-i-.ius.-
it mtiilv.a th honor of o-ir Ju-
il' 11 ......... v.. ... .1.. 1 1
i"H fewer ea.h and every day. May the day vw.a Un .-.-n .iiu..i.:.ty to th- r i.ii.'.ii
ionw when the trihe shall have passed from the '' ':rr' "Ir '""rt" t o-.tcta.
H.irth j . . j
Any man whi would offer intoxicant to one
whom he know s to he rendered a less worthy cit-
izen through the use of alcoholics is an enemy to
good government and should be so stamped. The
lay of the "Boozer" is gone ami society has ad
justed itself to the change. The only opjwisition j
selves superior to the laws of the city the state
ind the nation. Hut. these are few. and are grow-
JOIN THE MOOSE.
Sweet Milk
1 5c Quart
n tin nf Aniarlllo'n Its4 Hair
RANDAL DRUG CO.
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W. R. KAUFMAN
Architect
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DR. L V. CRAD1T
ohtkopatiiic riivsimx
(ienrral Oloiathlc and Eya Ear
Nna and Throat Serrlra.
Hull !as tai Rar A Jnhnaon Bid. 1
I mm tin nf Aniarlllo'n lies! Ilairirs pDDIM Ut Ka. PIMM Mil
Xft Can Save Too Mnney 9
DLVtlONDS
P. A. Zehringer
tTalrh Maker and Jawaiar
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DR. DAISY PENNOCK
Osteopathic Physician
Off n hour: to 12 and 3 to &
and hy aixilntni-nt.
Suit- C Fmiiia tll.
I'hoiii-n: Of fur SIS; It-n. 201
"Alwtyi Good EU"
THE TEA ROOM
109 East Fifth Street-
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Amarillo is expressing her faith in the
ability to secure an ample water supply in the fu-1
ture. She's planting many trees and these cannot
thrive best without water!
No one thing in all the city reflects more cred-
it than does the public srhm 1 system on the com-
munity as a whole. The great need of the schools
"f Amarillo is that the pcojile shall recognize
. I ABE MARTIN
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injr a convention city the convention city of a11!tir ni relation to this nol.U- worV f..r the en
thit nortton of the southwest. All such citizens
ire aware of the inhibition placed in the city laws
lgainst expenditure of money derived fr m taxv
'.ion on entertainmenti. therefore thi is equiva-
lent to saying that all realize the necessity for
raising the fund by individual free will subscrip-
tion representing the investments of the whole
citizenry in the general good of the community.
- fc.'o elf respecting citizen of Amarillo want
mf other citizen ti pny hi part of this enter-
tainment fund. It i an obligation of honor carry-
'JlJhh'Jshevt possibiliticf for the benefitof
tire citizenship.
Let tis remember that livestock experts d
dare tha' the shows being hell in the Texas
Plains O unrv this month will witness thr trans. J
frr of some of the best blood in the world ("ana- i
dian. Hereford and Amarillo will be the scene'
of some of the m-ire itnjortam shows. !
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Itootl-Mr Ika Mom h
Hopeful optimistic attitudes are great forces
for good and on the other hand the tesimistic
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PREVENT
SWnlroubles
bgDalhjUseqf
Cutieura
Make Cutieura Soap
nd Ointment your
tvery-dir toilet prep-
arations. Bathe with
the Soap and hot
water on thing and
retirinc uairur plenty
of Soap beat applied
ith tha handa.
Smear any nn of
pimple rrdnesa Of
roughntss with the
Ointment and let it remain fitre
minutes btfi-e lathing. Finally
dust on a few grains of the ei
ouiutelr perfumed Cutieura Tal
cum. it takes the place of other
perfumes forxthe Urn.
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P. rnamined M-iiilifieall- (ilaaara vS. '
triHiitd In nur avsn nlm to meet )wir 1
spnlal reiiiiirrnx-iiln. Sm UI equip. Mr a I I
meiil fur trstlnf rlilldirn'a W JL I I
HYDEN'S A- 7 W JJ
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Income Tat 1peUllatl
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Ready Made
Hand Tailored Suits
Specially Priced
BROOKS & HALEY
NOTICE - -
Let me ' figure your
Painting and Paper-
hanging. Am In poallloa la da IVM
tlaaa Work an abart. BwUec
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