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The: DawdonNews 1
Six mantbs . . . . . . . . . ..-.. -----.--$ .16
en. Year -.---. -.------. —L...-.. 1.60
Adpnrtlfdngfiateu onAppllcatlon
mntered uscond:claa~ matter
Marqh 10th, %21, m the, ~ost.otflce At
D&waon,fieW ~?XICO. ,, ‘- \
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>. “’PASSING ,THE BUCr
One of the rea~ons attrihu’ted for
‘tie difficulty experienced ‘by foreigners
in learning to speak tb.e English
language, is the numerouti idiomatic
expressions which have crept into
our, every day speech. Some of
three expre~ions are slang which
cdnyey nu meaning and eventually
go out of use, while’ othem seem to
have a wealti of meaning and are
used by even thoEe ~ho ate moat fastidious
in rward to correct Engfisb.,
One of the common .expresaion6 of
.~e day, which we place in ,tbe later
tlaas,. .ia known as “@assing the
‘ Buck.” If we knew to whom credit
,?hould be given, we would’ gladly do
~, but no one aoems’ to kIIOw just
whe,n or by whoq the expres~ion was
coined.
,,pa~~~n~the B“cW. has COrneinto
ilmost universal use an an exprmion
which cdnveys the idea of p~sing re.
,gponsihli,ty to some other party pr
parties. We find tbe term in general
use”tin the atreti, in army circles, and
we fitid it in industry. The term is
expressive, it has ~W in f aver, and
we feel many times that we are justified
‘in its u,se:
The point involved, howevqr, is
no%}he uae of the term, for “P~ing
the Buck” iu e. natural and necessary
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‘ Are, YOU Having’ Trouble Making Ends Meet?
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Then stop and look in the matter.
Perhaps the ~ncOmeis nOt uo large ~ before.
half the story. The other half and by far the more important
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Are You getti~ value received for it?
Look over yOur e=penaeg for Me past mOn*h. Were ‘he 811 ‘ecas=ry and
r8alIy worth while? Did YOUbuy something you really have ~ltt e use fOrv juet becausq
it was cheap, Or have YOUbOught thifig~ b@yOnd YOur me because Ya,u happened
to tempor+rllv have sOme e~ra mOney in YCIUTpOcket or i YOUrchOcklng account?
Answer these questions for yourself and see if You are g ilty.
If You are not getting ahead try a new Plan. open u Sa inga AccOunt with
us next “~ayday, even though it is only a dollm Or ten dOflm~ ‘r enty dollars, and
th~ ,a,h ,~tced~ng payday ‘e~o”’wi~~ind sit kk ise. :, Do youYougive &ink thethat F1a o~~~~v~~~t~~~~ small. an amOunt
is not worth bOtierln# about?
YOU can et along without fiat ten or *en*y just p~ well and You
tO show f’ or It at the end Of thre~ Or ~X mOnt~ tlrne.
You wiU then wonder wby YOUdidn’t try tb!s simple Sche e years ago, fo~ it
utill give you a better idea of the value of moneY, and @ve YOu a cer~in sa~ufactlon
in looking ~backover the year’a work, that can be obtnined in no o her ,way.
It is nevnr too late to commence over, m ~~~ in ne~ payd
you feel you should or can put aside. Don’t put it off longer by k $ d.~g ‘* yOu~E1f any amount 111~
waiting until you have a hundre~ or two hundred, because that ti e maY never coma
&nd You are losing valuable time ]n the meanthe.
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Start now. Any amount welcome at
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~nem is a r@ru accomplishment-. I‘ NEW ~RAGES BEING BUILT
10rare that every executi~~ {*On ~i
In an endeavOr ~ meet the demand
ookout for
It ‘~
it
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wherever
to be acquired
it maY
by
he
,for a place in which b keep the contound.
dtantly increasing number Of au~-
wishing fm it It is the prize that
mobiles which are fJWII~ by the PeOzomes
from self-mastery.
Pln of Daw’6on, a number Of new ga-
What iu a dependable man? YOU ragm are being ,buil~ Six have beOn
~an te~ him by these earmarks: ~ecently completod: near the Phelps
First, he is one YOUcun relY uPOn ti bdge Mercantile Company’s barn,
do his own tFlnking. Buainea~ re- fOur at Loriti, and four in the m~in
qyires thinking and sOmeOnemnst dO section of tom.
it. The dependable man never side- 1 —
steps his shure nor tiieu to PaflE’it I w. H. WamOr,WboWasa mine
along to someone else. foreman for sOme time in Daw?On
Next, he is one whose judwent is nw tiavaling fOr The NatiOnal
YOU Cm trbst. He doesn’t do fool, Safety Councfl, ~th headquarters ‘n
ish things. He knows his own abil- Denver.
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I1awstin Hotel
John Hix&nbaugk Mgr.
Am=lan
Electr,ic Lights-Steam ,
Heat
Single Meals 75c ~
RATES $3.00 per day
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course d e.vents, It is the mannez
in which the “Buck” is, passed h
itiia; and, not being conceited, he is
which we should give our nttnnV!on, equally aware of Kls own weaknes~m.
..”Do WL shift responsibility which ii He has tbe lIaDDYfaculty of un~~~- ~ ‘
htfully our ,QW-n? Do,,we shift re standing other peotile’s” viwpointa
~~nsibility before we have fulfillei
and of seeking their advice when
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our own duty or obligation’ in tht he ought, Also he knows when to act
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on his ow initiative.
‘ mptter at. hand? No ma~er wher[
,we may be, or in what work we ma~
Finally, he is a man you can listen In A. M. VAN DYKk, M.q~a- 1
be engaged, we daily $’Pass thi
to, taking stick in whatever ~e says.
Buck” ti ,wmebody. If you are x You are nure that he speak~ only af- 11 Twice-a-Day Auto ~ervice ,ti Ratin I
work in tie rein-, every car of cOa ter due reflection. He dons not’ talk
Auto L..=- ~~g- ● t 9 A. M. -d ~ p. M. CIQ-A C=~ydu
load is “Passing the Buck” to tht to the galleries o; for. the” purpose of
S.Yl~sDepartment. If you have load grinding his owm ax. He makes his
WELL EQUIPPED ACHINE SHOP 4.,.
ed clean coal, you hav? “Paased th
own euggeBtions and pleads bis cause
Buck” ,as it should be;” if not, W)
sole~y in the interesb of the bu8inesu.
Full L~ne of ‘
have shirked a responsibility which i
Such a man is uafe. Im~rtant du- <
rigkt~ully your own.
ties may he ,intcusted to him and ‘he Automobile kccessories
.‘ It ifl no dk.grace, to “Pasa th
will handle them with diligence, good
Buck”, but let UBpass it M it shoul
uense and earnestness. If you fiv* I
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portunity, learn to be thu type of
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, for ‘succe=. k-e may have genjus or
jtit ordinary talen~no mat$er. The
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While others plod & weary ‘way, he A ButterKist PopCorn achine
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h~ pmgre~fi of tan Cannot-’ “ipull yi~h the boss,” But the se
WE WILL USE BU’J.TER ONLY IN THIS ACHINE
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cret ia deeper than that. . He’ j~ a man
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~ake youmelf dependable and you
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OR OLEOMARGARINE
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I. he “Wi)l~a”t! td pr~Ote tO =eater ,“’ ‘Jo. J“o: LA’UBACH; “P~opriet~r
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