Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 42, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 23, 1921 Page: 4 of 12
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f T A ATT V"ltJWQfP Kcner"' WW" 'f aiiiHitunity shall to some
LslAJ XJlxLLl X XXj ll O extent at least. asit tlvc farmer in idacine on hi
J. JkJSCKS
J. I NL'NN General Mur
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' PHONES
EtBiortal DfpartnMtit 4T1
IfeaJaeaa Oftiit fit
- 111 Wart Fifth 8!Hl
Only Morning Xewatper In lha AiMrlllo omiatry.
Covara the Panhaudla o( Taiaa. Eaum New Mtxloo Huutli-
ara Cclorado an4 tVvntrrn OkUbnuin from twt.va to
twanty-four hour la advanea nf Daver. Pallaa Fiat
Worth Oklahoma City and other papsna earotaf tale
frapWo 4itt ho.
rntcrrd at a ltd rlaaa matter at tha paatuftka
JktparMo. Tvimk. undor tha Art of Man h I. l7.
farm more livestock as an item in his farm diver-
sification plan. ht animals to Ik- ned in this re-
(arranged bj.ut according t expert advice are tin
vs milk producing cow . tlir hog ami the hen in ntim-
jbers governed by the cauicity ami facilities of tin-
Hum idu.il producer.
It has been said t atctl!v tint m fntin ha
ever been sold under mortgage foreclosure on
which vwre kept ati'I milkrtl a many a five good.
; producing umv I hi is a ureal endorsement and
the people will assuredly learn to think consider-
ably more of the milk row with the increasing
av!;tioi t get biiitics on a cash basis.
In the effort t make this highly desirable
rl't'v ill -asr of loe buiiie men in llie til
lage towns and cities nr.i.t join. The man who
would pass hi part in this great program to an-
I
About ThU Time o' Year
lliy. EimtiiiiiTa liikuUilly U Hi"
MM'ift of lii-r lire. KiiKlioid iMiinnt IiuVk
mi liuliprml-nt rtnt n f" iJW ttttruv
i nil Ik-i flunk nnl llviv ally i tklulmiunit.
- - frUfeiCltirtiG.-. I.ATEX
Cr MAIL IN ADVANCE
la Teiaa Oklahoma Culm ado a 'Ml Nw Mailco.
1 Month I .Tb
I -Montha IMol other is not measuring ti to the highlit standard
I xa'rh? .' 'so''1 a ''"n- r'"Ur service to the producer i
Dallvertd by carrier la Amarillo anna aa abova j to pcrd-rii a duty to all other dementi of society.
I Martin . ! vHtus .'and it mut therclore make appeal to each and
Montha Y... j a ! e crv cojiciciitii-it nan.
Muntha
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LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND.
In hi s ch hi f rr thrrficfr and momher i
of the P.ticr and cllT!. l.ittol. Association.
Tuesdav in the MU-ion llieatre. ('. . ( h.mdhr .
MCMBKIt OF TUB AH.-XtCI ATED mtV9
Tha Aaanll !rcaa la airlualvrly tallied to tb w
aot athorvaw rrrtliK-d In thia rtr and alao cthtr lo.l "f -hita. Katun stated emphatically that I ax
t iuMihd hrin. ! rijic a few otitta!ulinir. iiotahle exceiitions. th
AD rtshta oT publication of ap-iil diitLbi hrrHr
ara alao rtamad.
RpM-tat Aawrtatd P.'raa Lnl Wka rrU.
ONLY ONE GREAT FAMILY.
The convention and show vrt.wiU awmhled in
Amarillo Tucaday exemplified the spirit cf kin-
ship without regard to the difference imposed
by business and proicion. Hundreds of people
thronped the hotrl Uhbies. and men and w.nuii
of the entire I'lains Country of Texa r.iingleJ
il!i each other anj with the friends from district
more remote.
It wit interest injj to note the spirit of democ-
racy characterizing- the fathering-. There were
some of the "ukl timers'' here and also some of
the newer and the younger ilement. but the pirit
of the early cowman pervaded the informal jn.r-
tions of the day's meeting. The open handed 'wel-
come stranger.'' attitude of the chuckrwagon days
was amply manifested in each ami every group
gathered to talk of the pat. the present or the
all-absorbing future.
That the desire to penetrate the veil hiding from
view the future months of the present year and
the time to follow was strongly present none
could doubt. There was an expectancy readily
evident as th- rank and file of the visitors listened
to the tittr-ara of thane who are on the pulse
of finance or whose business has drawn the.n
during the'recent past into connection with ?l.e
sources of money supply.
This desire to know what the future holds di-
vided time with the jollity incident to another tn-
null meeting' tn the interest manifest in the en-
tertainment program provided for the Automo
.Lile( and Style Show. The people of the Plains
Country of Texas show a great fraternal esteem
during these periodical Rithvrr'g and through
these latter A great deal of go.d is accomplished.
All barriers are broken down if indeed they exist
at any time during these antvt:.! convention and
howentertainment seasons. The first name is
the rule and a spirit of good ft llowsl.ip prevails.
If nothing elae resulted from these events than
the renewal and extension of friendships all ex-
penditures of time thought and money would be
fully warranted.
ring a few outstanding notable exceptions.
law of upplv anil demand dejn initios the price
of a commodity. Me deph red the Agiutioti which
has tended to intensify the hue of domark.it ;ii
between classes nf lni:ies and .i I that the'sp
wi re magnified by agitators politicians am' other
who had but spiill legitimate interest in th" greiit
game of production in this cotmt.y.
The speaker jninted out the fact that bankers
have been blamed by the unthinking with respon-
sibility for the prevailing depression the lov price
of i:.rm products ami in his judgment i: would
not be at all strange if they should be charged
w ith responsibility for an epidemic of measels or
! & mi l aa"tv
1a P V I ' V"vv7A..S ARB FICTHViljr 0a J tY
i( Wj V J FT TOO. THt WHOUtr jOV VJ
va'V ' LL hou ishtt tt wnv- J
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THREADS l
HY KAY II. '. o i':n i.i:
tlf 1 hf.l. 111. M lit fl' I-'". "'I'l
. ' hi lii .11'. ill) . H III. v li.oc ul
smallpi.x. In offsetting this abiird cunt ctuion. .'ukr1 ... f . ;n...
Mr. Chn Her stated that hi own bank by reason n.u4u- h.ui- i tao-. ai i if thy
of unsatisfactory prices for wheat atvl other great juv h.t' . a e ! oiui.. ihiv.N in not
farm crop has suffered in the past tntho inoiv.hs ; '0J.;;.';; n(I whiit w ;
at t roxiinatelv a shrinkage of five mil'iott dollar ' .aS l y a ! i. ii 't. of i .i.i
a '
in dejvsits. This was mentioned merely to how
that if he had Uen empowercl to hold up the
stronger prices and demands of wheat he cer-
tainly would have done so without any solicit v
tion.
II. 111!
..I t.t.i: i.iil.in iililiu. ami
in . ! ua.ai. !ol : l'"'
J i; In inlyt.iU. il. Tin- linn
i i il l tin' lu in li u n Hit"
i mil. ii pal t Ir'.'it V i th
;'.CIN(J MNHM-VH IMVJK
I'nl. lln'iert ' l. InK'Twill otu- rma.
iliilnol in u Ixturo m Mm-olii that
W Hliliit"ii liul nit ' inly Ix truna-
fin un it intu a Kti l enirrioliiK unit that
ho nn lotiHi-r knew unyllilnu ulxuit him
.. ii liuiiuiii Ik'Iiik.
In ilf nf tin- fa'l tlml t l-t tin-
Many nun uUw vvlii) kurWAIii'uhuni
l.ln.nlii III (In- fli'Vli. tin' pliM-ow i-f
iliiinnik' lil'ii Into ii Kliil I'tiKiaxliiK h:m
i :'!;. iuIvhiih l ihi fin- Hint It la il'-ill-l-lul
If th" iirluiiml l.liK'oln will or l
niiM ti.l I'. i hilnlv tin. I.lni'ulii lhat
iii-m i xlhU wiailil liiui- Ix-i'ii mi uttie
.ll.lliuii In .IiiiIko I." u. III. Ilavl.l IhiVlM
Wllll.iin II. I In nil ii nl l.aniin mi. I
; l. liiiln II.iiiUk; mi (it t-r ull'.'iiuir In litis
j invn iiilniinlNliatliiii liiui t" On
i:r...wo tlml mi vol with Mm.
'I'lils uhi IiihihJh h ii mav Ih-. ii i .irrl. d
'.ilimwl In It ullliiiali- ruin 'i:mhh l.v 1c
.t int wvxiiy inn. iiiimii Hot- i-r tin'
jl.ii In MciiKil.il t iilviii'y. In ii vi-l-
i iiiik- i-iitltlnl "Alnaliiun l.iin oin Man
jiflit-il" Kvt ii l.ltii-i.ln'a ntniiiu.:; t :".
j till' tll- lilli- mi tlii nUlit "t lit1 iihm.-k
! in.t : n-ii In pli tiiri-il un m l i-f n lly-
j mils myntlrlMii. V(. un- I ! t tli.it
'till' llil'l lit SJlli II II 1 1 It I till- thrill.-
hit'l I." l.imi.l.r. I In- i-l iy un alUioiiii nt
Hi- u.ix lli'iiklnx i-f tin IhIIiI- il.nn h
r.-iii-'. i f t Inst It ' 1 1 1 . nf 'ill ami Itii
iii'l.iillmi iinri-y. if Jiwi I'hilsl rtml
! h I . id i iiiImk i:i :ini ."
1 It ivnulil In- Inli i'i ntliiis In liavi- I.Im-
.Iii'h r..:uiiii nls im III J. till W i
II. '!i ti" in-' lijiitK t" nii'.K" a MrMl:ili
. I' l.i'ii. iilili-'imli I. In I'MhiiUm ui tidl i'i
. -1 t . iiiiiw.li i hIi'i- '.iniiKulli'ii l-ifii'.
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Ni limly -iii iih"t iii. i" p:i"Nl "i-
.itiiy Ihiin In- ukuIiisI tin' clinic in-
.l..i.m ft' iIi.ni' 1 1 tu li-i'ii n't Hi'
h.ii n i ill if Iiin n)iiiI iiml I ui:i--'l u-.l
it t i lil fi-M'. it puliNl H p-i.ln'-lv
I Nl . . . I'.ll- i f tlll.Ki- ll'l'M' Jl 1.1 Nl
f lii.i'.-i.v lln ii-rt Ir.inii-ii if Aii-iii: i
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. ii!ltliN tllilt lllMlli l.llll lltltlli'tt IN til
l-l i Si"li lii m.ni-II')' :in tin' H'lK
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Vi i! W.-i I.I ll. iii.
JOIN THE MOOSE.
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i..i i;i ' i:"Sil Isf.'ti- In- r.m i1miiI4 I
til-' i . : i;i . la'.i.-ii. Tli.il km. I .-f lift
in.i I. a't tfi. l- it nil.' i -1 - ill.. i
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W f oil ii. n ii" li"t .iv I. .ui l
l.ttv - uii; pii'V'-sitli.ll. I. A'.n'.it i-'.l v.ailt l-t a hill.'
i. in.ii'y llnti:s K"ii'w a 4'ia iiri-l g-iiii- tl.lnw ti eat f.-r our-
if tlif .--sJ l'.-i" 1 . Ki". in.-1 far .' I:a- l- ii uMa
Si ill In In-' I. nl .hi l'- t CO lv Y t a'.! this '. f.iiii;!. 1
i a fi w In n." .oiJ Kt'tff ' that Ni-'iim to In- t!n i-ci- imw-
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i . . . I it'll. In- t. in .l liliti-
s- If ti- ' lii in l!.!'" i.v;-. n liitln-r
tl .in Ii. tt-t i. ti li.sh i nl't. r'.iy.
IV: i.l:v. Minn .V!.t -Si- In v'a ilii'.t
In h"f t. i r f tit" I "tot- I Sitt.ii l I"
rn ml' : Iii'ikI ! r IvkI-iivI I t th.
I.t .-ii-s f Ann ni iiiN. Sin- n N'M iMiiK
fur li l-li liul.'pi'iiili in r. Tin- n lin il-.il
.i.' Id' r.-N. n hi- f.ils ih.ii In i 'nr ; V " .l. 'i t . a ;ly "fit" t." l! in.iv l-' itnit In tin- fiulit f"l' liish lnl. xnd
f tin- jru'H " In f " t If hi" ! " iis I thr v - : a '.-1' litif" Imt ' -i . . In;..; is Sm'i l' In. Sni-t I In ;ir.
.. ".-it ! n " fi'-in th" l-unl.'i f lif" t. -; li.i I-nn v" i'.i-iii. if" t- l.i.v nnf ' 'i..:l.ii u :r ii-i iln- .I. .-trii.ti tl f lln
Few men could have ma.l a stronger pre-lf.-r a f. iho a-ti mh .n. f tiit m.- i.i i .f us Nt.tv .nt nf nu i;i n i-u .i ..ti.: if nniy n im-itm imi.'-
. . . ' . ! rul ii;r-l-.. 1 TI'" k'.n' th.it nn '.;t .1. n t :s" :i liiui f-r " kiww iiiltni " I- !: ! :.il.
sentation of the fact that barring &!t arnvrmaiitics . h u f .j .hl. lh . iM. . j(n -t mn m... s i .. v h a i.i.-i..a-imiiNt
all unusual events tending to di;nint the regular '-r ian irj. J thu t
1. 1 us : i
... . ii i f.rr All' K.iTiK m .ma iru. i. n
order of things the law of supp'y and oetnaml 1 i 11.).i- ilv. unj.
the one that must and does govern ail commodity I tht iho ti- n t rh.n.t ua
. . . . ! l-j ii... iv I that If mri in-tin
prices. Hie ranking about manipulations being i h i ( ( . iiiit r i! iy iu Ui.r hu
for the most part thr weapon in the hands of the
Agitator the designing politician ami the itnthinK-
ing citizen who has not taken the time or trouble
to study into the proposition deeply.
Serious complications may be avoided according
to tl.e opinion cf the speaker if the jieople would
reason from cause to effect instead of seeking
some man. or body r profession of men against
A Int if 1'l" 1! UNthlt VO-lllO Shi- Nlii.lliil liNt.'lll-il t.i.V.ltll M-Hll-lt
'.mli n if th" "itiiti . uii.l iiiMv-jkh.' Is a Ihi' .r liiv. K:il tin's. wit..
: v- hi. I. nt vh it wim i l.av l uk". j hmr In i' l'nul. iviii'inln i' ih it mil' tkmt
v. w th.it th.. w:iv II llluj'iltv of jhiiN Ins n :i l.-m. kin-!ili un. II Ii ml-illf
th" 'W nun f-1. Thi-rp 'ain't' liu null 1 1 -- Ktiti-h i:i.l t It.. I tin- uv nf
hu'i' K' "ik tn i-nt aivthltii; "i r ' j .. in - :.t .1 will t1 'i " JuM niii'inl
-a vil.h t. Wo 1 1 U I. nn th.it a h.-... f- t tin v i .m t Imt tln v nt" I i-n.n .nuiiv iliin iisl fnr n bi.ivhi in
llkisl li-illl K'l.n. 'ut that i.N -tf wif ik nit a . t if nn.-n v. lif iinHNO'lh- on.l.'i t t.n.iiniif l.lwult th tn
its -''nsli:n;! "luii .l -il. ! ' .It w.-uM(i.v w .:i tint k. k. fir th.it Is n--t th.ir Vi.iiit KukhsIi Ninikini; nall-.tm In
In- iitiui.il-i.' f.-f un tu nij." T-. Uri'. Y.t. Ji-t I...HHM- tiny w.ar tin t..ili1.
iitri' hntnl t tf'.l him tint th" if.iutN I n . r-ii .n Hint tiny niv in-t I. it:in h i itri.I wm-fully In Inr
Aas th- ".N in -I that Nh- K"t all of hiii.vm. tiiattn. ut i f luLui'l In H''i.t..:'-
'ir elw-ki1. lul v an i.-.;l!v Un fl u m..-ltv rf tho iw.iJ. In l'--' '" t t .!' in il'.in ! a. .i.t ari
nlna tn il In i J'f w' n"uil" "mi j) r.i n
.t mik-l.t in l- ta put nun nn t.:n
u.iil. II" I's.fei 1 at ti "h a Kiln
th It f-iTtf lint r -"nil l"l th" I'S'k nl
I J- li l! sit ! f in h I.;. II Nt.-r ii atfl told
whom blr.me for undesirable conditions mav be i w th.t h- h.in i nn.- u iiam if
- .... .. ..I. L la. thill I'INl IN lollC
'odged. Hie recognition of the common Ionds ! . hl '. l f i .j f.1.1 . r.m
letween humanitv was a plea voiced bv the speak- ian.ii" .. mi. h- i. nh u- i vmi
. i. 1..'. mI...Iu.. I..... ..tia.
?r as a means of getting away from the fault- muiv l
finding spirit among men. J Tin kj.v inM u m mr .-n . nt any
unn iimi i i.iy un ii.im i.- ...
ii riNiNit for tha
aril.- in.n tl .it is aim. vt .n inl. uml '
V. lit.- t!N i ll.li'lnll alnl MU' Nil'tt't
in oi i'1-i.i.'nn ih'-y ni" K i' it t-i hi' '
liiti t til- l-i-st. Aln.il i'.o may imt 11
.i r k" i" w in t-iiiity ymi nc lull .
I 1 Mill a ti'-isl I'i.n". lil iIinhh arc
I-... :t. ;-!. 1 . rlsHlv his a iltifi .' W
Ua . i- a k i tl inn".
" U'I'-l lll lt (liNU
ti- n f th" i ii..it-.
In:. m. In litv.it-n!
ii -I nii.iii itiNNulJ-
inif f i -it on.- I" h- r
Portraits By
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Our ujicri'r I'urtraits.
l;.'.vt' always Utii ch.ir-
:ictcrial !y distinctive
quality up-to-date
mounting and accuracy
of likeness.
Have your Photograph
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Show.
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108 East Seventh St
spirit among men.
o-
Now that a banker in Arkansas has learned to
FARMERS AND BUSINESS MEN.
Quite unlike conditions prevailing in the days of
the past there is but little distance intervening
between the business man ami the farmer. The
fact is that the greatest number of business men
are farmers today ami it is more essentia! than
ever before that the farmer shouW be a business
man.
In view of this blending of interest it goes
without saying that to assure the welfare of so-
ciety vvithout regard to the distinctions of occu-
pation there must be a genuine co-operation be-
tween the business men and the farmers. In or
der to asure results most desirable there mut
be recognition of the common interests of all the
people. The day when "cadi fellow for himself
and the devil take the hindmost." was an accepted
rule of action is u more. The banker the farmer
the merchant the iiulutrial w rker. if thinkers
have long since been converted to the fart com-
munity of interests must be met by concerted co-
operative action.
The banker and the mcrihar.t in joining hand
with the farmer in eff. rts to put the producer on
a cash basis realie that thrv are at the same
time incidentally at least helping themselves. No
banker has ever become wealthy lending his mon-
ey to a firmer who was not able make his pay-
ments ami no merchant whose merchandise con-
tinually finds its way ino the hands of the im-
poverished producer on the farm has long leen
able to stay in business. It has therefore become
apparent to all who have an interest in the com-
mon weal that something must be done co-operatively.
This recognition of all-incluive resjK.nsi-
bilitv has brought forth demands for a program.
and this in turn has been evolved by those who
have long been working in aiear impersonal way
This program presents a scheme whereby the
banker at". 1 the merchant and others interested I
a t"t tn usk nf it m-NiN r man. Imt I
'.h.r l nt tiling nt t.un If r : tl '
lhfi' vi.' ai" iii l'iK to I" Ji'-t as truth
ful im if i an. N'-t that vo think
havf tn tail l. .H.S.- want tl.tH Kill' s
frlmJslitp. In l.n t If uro irn.il. th"
lil.'N Will . . I stt.lv th.t.k lif ii.
mlnlst.T ami li"t f-r.r i - ! any!
.anry (Uinine. 'i- ian Uam . I. at I
inifir i- tr..l.i init-.r l" a '-.it 4.. In ' -"' """!' .'O''" 'if i.-iu.-i.-ii..-
t nhn c ii" nf th. No uniiN K.4 taiiKl-sl " " ' ' on n an ui.ni .. i.-k.i
.v Im -.' ..lalNl"H ! W I. It i.t-l VS. I. II W.I
(a
ifl Willi
'unity
fit rf'UmlN llllU lis-.- mil Nt.p
tn.l If Iim an- gnins. II" t .IJ
us th.it -v v .ul.l It -fill'" thriH- tnntl
.1.. n . K. ( v. a ti Ii ia ft In if ni-.-i-Ns.irv.
hoot a fact admitted by Henry Starr ami that Jt))( hu n h.ii t.. .1 t- i- a-
iiiiitt.ir.t a it K-iinis- nnI in hank vaults .14 was wluti" man ami trll thi- truth. ow mat i
lonei'p in Michigan the other day. the bank rob-
lers will have to ur armored tanks armed with
machine guns and wear gas masks a la world war.
Isn't this terrible and that too. just when the bank
rranking industry was becoming safe. sane and
well established btisines. Truly some men have
i hard time extracting the coin whose title and
Nissfssiiin really belong to others 1
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When it is known that Randall countv farmers
Ssoo-a-piece-pigs none may longer wonder why
Ssoo-apiece-pigs. none may longer wonder why
'.his section of the state is attracting attend from
ill over the t'nited Mates he live-ones in the
Plains Country nf Texas are glorifying it. and II.
C. Roffey purchaser of pure bred stock for his
future herd of blooded hogs in Randall county be-
'oiigs to that class.
r. .
The Clarendon News says that if the success of
the Chamber of Commerce banquet is any index
if work of the organization for the incoming
twelve months there are good times ahead. Sam.
voit will find that the program for the Chamber
hiring th ear. will lead even the great bampiet
.hiiii is t il fresh in the minds of all those win
vul thi' ple.vure to be present.
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From all over the country information i
Panhandle Press
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Y.'l.:.:itll JrnilllliiH l'.IV ill lt" il pl'-
... f" iciPiu-ition pi mini. It nn-
i.'n p.. rtty lu.i iiLnik? mi n.i ..:uil
nl " . In :n liuanc U Iff. l' ll.llllil f Vi.tr.
TltiN i t-.iii- nf th- I'.ryin pl uik: ' Wo
i - .'4i. to th" K-' .il nf lh" M
lu
ll tax l.ov it in I nn- nps siil t.i ih"
if.: '"it. i-f i Kilis tix l.iu I'i. ii-
I t '.-I.-t ILio ii-i; c.i.l.il to Ml. -a W.
I II . 1. 1.. f i;1(. "tu . i. r iinmls'' nf
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(H-.uring into the effect that thousands of visitors
will be here for the Automobile-Style Show dur-
'iv the annual convention of the Uuyers and Sell-
rs Association February 22 2 and 2. The
committees r.re expecting large representations
iron every community in the Plains Country of
Texas. This i"going to he a real show!
Pottr county roads are graded and will be
ready with out a limited measure of work for
the surfacing of which they are ao much in need
as a mean of withstanding the constantly in-
creasing traffic- flood roads will greatly facili
ate the ImsJ'irt of all this mrtion of the stair
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Attention Visitors
Check your Hat Coat and Luggage at thi" Aum
and Stle? Show with the
American Legion
The American Legion is also serving refresh-
ments of all kind" in the building.
NO OTHER CAR
In America classes with the FORD Quality and price considered.
See the Ford at the Auto Show.
SERVICE YOU WILL LIKE
Cooper-Irvm Motor Co.
Office Phone 2343
Service Phone 2211
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