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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
~ John Host Of Labor.

special % The News
ST JOHN. IS o.. Sept % The
brains and .iueN Of organized labor
Boo the Dominion filled the large as
embly hall iu this city today a. the
formal opening OF thefboirtieth ar
nual session OF mo Trades and La
Dor Congress OF Canada The roll
call showed the attendance 10 be- I'M
usually large and representative Fol
lowing the eEchau OF greetings and
the opening nddresa me meeting
went into executive session for the
usidcration of &C., regular business
u Is expected the congress VIII
continue its session. through the cu-
tire week Numerous important leg
islatito matters affecting The vel
fare Of the wage Garner of Canada.
together will peci1l problems aris-
ing from Canada's participation lu
the European war. are 20 boz consld-
cred and acted upon The annual
reports of the various Officers ami
standing Committee shoH Tho mos
eatisfact0rF progress for the past
twelve months within that period
numerous important labor bodies
have become affiliated with the COM
rrcss and thereby added LARGELY 10
Us membership -oil Tho Finances
90 the organization also are reported
iu good shape
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
CONDITION IN
CHILDRESS GOOD
mon 81 iLiTl o. Ltst~T1f Is
tND FARM PHOnICT.
SHOWN ~ TAIR

I Special 70 Tho asft
/ tHlLDRE85 To SEP. I.
farming condition. It general a
l thildreH county ar. ..r Cham
nlso hai for several .ar A good
eiimensiratiDn az aa no .a
seen iH fhe esU.H.f m fnn County
I Fair which la. IUt closed I..
/ hish quality Df th. exhibits lDH
I Ted product lnI H.l stock. Hl.
revelation oven f0 .nm. of our ..H
/ citllcns
There 81 FraiL 1aHI 1f maIl. l.H
kailr being harvested lDa JIeIIIu
from $50 90 iN0 and ono Half Com
per acre Klur corn and 'eia-In
, ARE being placed iH uIo.. making
from fifteen tD .Hfru Coco of IH.
tlIagr per acre
Wheat ha boon marketed Ir Ur
city on $500 Drr HuHHnI OFIur Co.
ihr favorable condition for Iume.
piDn.nr fHrrl 400. he u Hrsn acreage
Of wheat I.d UIf. planted t.I. NH
Tho cotton crop o. .r nri r.IH
condition much 1f I ..nt.ur nHr
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
ANOTHER MESSAGE
FROM WAR SCENE
AMERICAN ABROAD SAYS SHEER
MANS DEFINITION on
WAR 700 WILD.

Pea Americans abroad have not
had some exciting ana perhaps pain
ful experience since the 30 m Nae
tiol. OF Europe 'ook Ip arms
Frleuis BOO tbe country auEi0usiy
await word from friends or relatives
travelling .n Eur0p. and when a mes.
Gage does reach fHe s1r.lU# AwDri-
cans al home and f..F ere a ur'c
that the travellers ere safe "a great
feeling OF relief and th4ukiuluess
comes over them
Such has been fHe case Iu the Max
we'll Motor Company oa..r. in De-
troit concerning Charles r J-ddeu.
general sales manager of lhe Max
we'll Company SIR Rpller has
been abroad Tor 'hp last fl.r mouth.
and Letters from h'm az irregular in
teryals tell of some OF enc horrors
OF the var which he bias s.au
lu France Ir Ridden wa mae
rooned for three weeks. boz Germany.
be- barely missed being heed O.. au
English spy Writing from ENGLAND
under date of August 90 Nr NeI
den dIspe's f0' general impress io.
that there s uo chance of rltu-
on English soil Au extract from
this letter give. @ start HE example
OF the uncertainty and fear which
are a part of the great war game
Yesterday $500 passed village
Hwarming with soldier olsg.ry
canuoUs and arms pulio.. with
sontrir posted 90 every bridge every
crossing aud every public luild nr
and when ve drove ont of tho town
on the Channel side tho re-f- of all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
Personals

Ui# Carrie Iroluger Irn SUNDAY
H'uE over fHr Fort Worth a. Da
I.r tor houston UhorD hc uIll enter
1870. 'n.ifuf, 'DI tHr coming year
I., N.Hr. kIIloUrue Icft SUNDAY
evening for Waco where they viii ru.
..r Baylor University
N Coon uf ths Mission Thea.
ra +. expected home today from
oklahoma rif. where ho went ou "a
short hu.ius "trip Zoo connection
".f" .. moving picture house
HI IuUHi. White Ief SUNDAY
1900 enter school for tHo winter She
900 enter schnu. Tor the winter She
1870. accompanied hy her mother nhu
N.'I ALSO pend tho winter thorc
About twenty AMARILLO Young peo.
p." .u'' over tUp Fort Worth A. Den.
."r sunday evening fu enter var
.HH. UHo'# 1ud college. down state
3 = ta'.arhau recently nomul'
I'D for .ulEr 3 r. Ware o. 8 Paul.
John u.hg.r lud Sid O.k,er raue
down 'ruW Panhandle to attend tho
EIE LHlr. last evening Three of
'u0 party came down tn ride toe goat
Hnl iu Hr .uduDtpI into the mt .tori,.
H. tho order
q Hogan lu1 wife oft TuHa.
UrnI 'H.t uiEhi bon town
nHr Nu..e. aud E D. Harlan 0f
lH'nFieR are attending Federal
.Huri
u'I TrU.0tc oI rIuuueV is a
4 ........fI. ... ..a..H I.... U.....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
JEWS CELEBRATE
THEIR NEW YEAR
iT-fIgDAY 1915 tNNiNERsAH1
CO.. 'HEtTiON ACCORDING
10 HISTORY

Hffs. 'a rHr 'rfa
't# YORK Sept 81 So sunset
.Hrlas evening rle Jewish peopf
throughout fHe sor.f began the .el.
.Hfa.IHU 1I tD.I IuiHlaH. or tln
'..I aI f.. .r fmr On is th.
beginning uI fHr soar .tI OF fh.
I.HH-.Ir r'HarIar FN.rl Is tradition.
40. opposed fo count from rho rrrl.
'.ll Yl iNa H1r.l rhr celebration
.f f0r 5000 fHr festival mo-r
GENERALLY observed b.. fhn Jews than
aus other of 900 numerous feast.
trl .aH. .n fIHr calendar. With tH.
single exception of iom kIppur 600
..H IHf u' fIr Das no tf1rrmr1f
which follows close upon It
Nuunr orthodox lst.. whose mum
Hrr .n fHH Gf. have been greatly
Inrrw.l BOO recent year. by Immi
fHu' from NH Ga and Poland tlo
.0r'mnrir .u Connection FIih Rosl
iaHaIHUaI extend over tao dagt
Hlth ahlf b. fnrmrl flr reformed
element those shu have accepted zoo
modem Interpretation OH thn srrip.
iHr' while fnr celebration of fIr
a.nr. iI... .,t...l,, 3. d. man., y.
.n. f.. TG. ,.i..I.u. ,,...,,..,.'
of OH. festival nrIoiua entire a1st.u.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
ENTHllsS CONTINUE
10 rot a. fOH SHOW

FORT WORTH. Tu Sept 2i-
Entries continue fo pour Boo Tor tu'
livestock division OF the National
Feeders and Breeders SHOW which
uIll open seven dag exhibition
here October lrth Saturday hrourh
entries from o number of QUITO
state exhibitors 0f fine toek and
also number off Texas people Hc.
quiseccd tp bring their h'ooded ami
WIi tu tuIs years. performance .u.
forest is siill being conferred around
tUr baby beef division and pig clubs.
and up to the present time about %
Thousand - mr. NntrIcs have boon
contracted for lu these departments.
Tho management is overly optimi ic
Tor o. successful show during t1o
coming event and said Saturday that
tl, finest lIno of thoroughbred 1--we.
took ever seen .u The Southwest 3D.
br on ID PLAY pt This mammoth .hoH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

HuVrs Great London Shows.
which comes 10 Amarillo Nodurs-
day september .s will bring special
importation. 200 tho way of all kind
of urU acts which have been secured
Zoo conjunction Woth IONS STRING of
the pick of American artists
Every department bias been .u-
creased extensively. and 10 I- claimed
the exhibition of bloodod horses is
tHe best over offered among which
lr, fIe wonderful Dublin Gray- 'He
rIe Sis. who have captured aI. fHn
prizes at tnO prominent horse -0u"
They ace valued az S21.uU0
Tho parade. said 90 be- the finest
touruout ans show has ever mad. Did.
an' country win traverse The pr.H
cipa. tree. morning of show dat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
HALE COUNTY To
OPEN FAIR TODAY
FiRMLHS OF THiT REGION
TAXING CNUsI INTER-
EST ~ EXPOSITION
SPECIAL % n. HsN


I PLAfNVlEW Tex sept "a
. Everything Dr. ln readiness for the
Hale county Fair which begins here
tomorrow and continues through
Thursday
The exhibit building. were com
DletDd saturday and the exhibits are
being sed today The Dou0h9o
fuiilIn which bias a floor space of
1850 f.et ls fitted 40 for the Dis
flaj of agricultural pr0ductf The
farmer or Hale and the adjoining
counties are taking unusual interest
In fIe fair and quite number of
the exhibits have already been re
DrIFed Crosby county VIII send @
strong delegation aud have special
booth for ifs exhibit
Tue soay building rIll be- used for
lhe poultry display Premiums az
ffeeltlus over one hundred dollars
arc offered 20 this department and
considerable intere is being maai-
tested
The ladies' textile ana fine arts DE-
lHrimenie Rill occupy thc stephens
building over 200 nr.t and second
promiIms are offered Boo these de-
pariments alone and a. result The
aiIe are arrangiu % tnrr attractive
displaT
Pens and STALL have been arranr-
cd On the Sheppard barn for the dis
play of live stock Premiums 49,
irernHnr over $500 frs being OF
ferel in the i've stock department
llrh incld@ hor es. cattle hogl.
and heep
several contests . also bc held
% ring The fair Including foot
ban game between loWrey Phillips
and Seth ward COLLEGE aud base
halI game between p'BiuvieV and
Il1ydadn ARRANGEMENTS are alao
being made Tor q fire and watcr
fHht bptween tho frc departments of
ra uelr and TuI'a
T1.e the third annual fair Tor
ll.'. county. ana from Indications u
$500 Doe f1r hyperion to those held
iu iHo past Several uov depart
uout. lave boon added this wear
and the premium list which aegre-
gate. more than $500. H.li undouhf.
DI.. cause larger .ui better Dis
play of products 90 bo exhibited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
ESTIMATOR GUARANTEED
TO RELIEVE ASTHMA

IaI. arua-e1 Hh Randall
n.H. On .|Hf rHrf sufferer from
'..Hl HE Tetar ur bronchial
Errf'n CON frr nus
.....f .rrr... Hf uf n.t Do
...'uH -..rfU announce. Do
'' H.I .H..Hnf mrIHrr OF
I..w.HH. ur h.fHuIuur D..ar.
.'', fr. f. ana fff docs roi afford
mN..HI. r.I.. ur n sou do
".. ..1 30 fhr Hrf REMEDY SON have
s..r used take 10 back to Randall
NrE co ana they 1900 return your
r.n.E .HUsr'H''f ard tfhout ans
. fHn hr,etrr After seeing
'.r -rtin.ul reIi,f DO bias afforded boz
"-.H OFF rI-D. which bad boon
."r.''.r0f IrUuh's and which had
H... -.f." uH u despair knoa
what BE- WiII t0 am sure chat Dr.
".I Io Che same with others thar
ann HUf afraid to guarantee n VIII
relieve instautanoously The drug
-.is handling Estimator viii re-
'urr t0ur money Or SOU sa, sd. Yo1
nr' "a" H. ffr solo .udcr ard rrsfr
f'. positive er-raairr absolutely
10 r'.. 81 rrr boz hul.n- Nsfhma.
fnr
Person. fuir- -f-sa horr aHi Do
nu..I under tH, 8mc auarante.
HE 'Fr.r local druceisf or direct bv
br q scliftmann St Paul MINI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

Tho Trtas Wonder cures kidney
aud bladder troghlof. disraltrs grave
".. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. fAcUuafiaw. and aI irroru
.a-.ties ~ the fitncgr and bladder iu
both men and women. Regulate
bladder troubles in children. ~ GOT
sold hy your drgrr'at. viil be scat
nY mall on receipt % 500. Ore
small bottle ia too months treat.
uent and .fnm fals t0 perfect o.
cure Send Scr teslmoui1a from
'fir and ofbrr rtstea ur q S.
tail. 1895 Olive st.. So Louis. so.
tAdFl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

the hills we're corrugated with tren-
ches consisting OF a ditch dug IN
the side of a bin about @ feet deep,
faced with sand bags. loes and so
forth and q roof put over tht ditch
and covered with sod hay and
stora. leaving % narrow slot OF
about Do inches for the men % sight
and shoot from Below each OF
those trenches we're eight or ten
row OF fence poles with an entan-
clement OF barbed wire twisted and
criss crossed in every Imaginable
form and shape. There must nave
been ten miles of these trenches II
did Indeed give one a feeling OF awe
and AZ .he same time q certain thrill
of wonder and imagination 10 look
across the Channel ana realize that
one of the greatest combats OF
strength. money brains aud force
that the world has ever known, was
takiGg place al that moment less
than 90 miles away
40 night wc could see the flash
lgnts of the British fleet searching
zinc waters tqr' signs OF the enemy
and it Was indeed dramatic TO see
the different s.ats flash electric sig
mails one % tue other until the
TIGHTS faded out iu the distance
This is what Europe Is experiencing
today. and while here 10 England We
have not get seen any bloodshed.
fIp nervous tension under which the
people Do the neighborhood of Do
Fpr FlIkcstono and the Channel
cities are living. is think, greater
imam actual warfare. as ! think u will
boz relief 10 them 20 see the fleet
o... fire co. TO nave their men get
IHfn action
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
GOODNIGHT Gets
WORST Of CAME
FLtkE ~ SECOND QUARTER
LII CLARENDON ~ on
CLOSE GAME

Special - The Newa
GOODNIGHT Tex sept 2I-ia
a Go ely contested game here today
Clarendon COLLEGE defeated Good
night Baptist Academy 20 The tune
Of 10 %.
DO winning score was made 100 the
second quarter 90 fluke and al no
other time tas either goal ln dan
ger
This Wa fhe FIRST game OF the
season for Goodnight and the third
for Clarendon Clarendon outweight-
ed the Goodnight team about fifteen
pounds 10 the man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

BALTIMORE. nd. Sept 90 81.
r.1I .Dr.. and social Justice .r.
fIr most prominent subjects .cH.i
uIed for consideration ~ the au1ua.
convention 1f the American FEEDER
ton of catholic Societies. which mef
BOO Baltimore today for "a session .f
Tour dat Delegates reprD cutIrr
Catholic Ht Organization in every
'rtlon of 'ho country are atiendIu g
'.D Gathering Amou- The most H'.
'r.rHrr textures of tho programme
nI'I he 1n address hy Cardinal GiH.
Dom. and O. parade Boz which b. 8. ct
ps.f0l "HH laymen win take part
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

Greek four fall cough or cold 40
once don't wait it may lead to
serious lung trouble. weaken your
vitality and develop a chronic lunr
ai.meut Get n bottle of nr Bells
Pine Tar Honey TODAY 20 Is pure
and harmless u freely Tor ttat
'all cough or cold. n Baby or Child
rsn are sick give 90 ~ them. 10 will
relieve quickly and permanently n
and air passages Lossen1 Piolrm
s'n'hcs fha iritaiei throat lunee
is antisepflc and fortines the vf
frm aEain.t colds n surely prevent
cold Germ from getfin n hold Guar
anieri only zoe. a; your Druggist
fAdv1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

s. Abel ol the Amarillo Seed a.
Nursery CO.. was busy throsbIus Sg
diam En-. Yesterday and will BIAS
.nm. u' H.. noV crop 0n exhibition
90 the store today Later boo fh.
.r,k D.. Hi. Grange hs booth H
the Panhandle state Fair where hi-
Sudan grass viii be- given prom
HIt place Boo the exhibit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
Ye.tcrllay's Resnlts

Chicago Baltimore 9
~ LOuif .. Pittsburgh o.
Indianapolis % Buffalo
Kansas Ciiy o.. Brooklyn 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

Indianapolis at Buffalo.
Kansas city a. Brooklyn
81 Louis az Pittsburgh.
Chicago az Baltimore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
Yesterdays Results

Washington g. Chicago
'h.IaIelphia g. cleveland 20
NrV York 3. 81 Louis g
rUsiuU n. Detroit Game called
100 account of darkness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
Carson County Coming

j SID O'kecfe OF Panhandle Who
Was iu Amarillo last evening reports
bu. uoss and rrop conditions good
in Carson County and that they
win be- no the Panhandle state Fair
VI.h fine exhibit % products to
prove ali that they say about their
country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
THE ORIENTAL HOTEL

The ideal family hotol IN
Amarillo Has been rr'urnish-
ed and a. now undergoing
thorough oNcrhIul.nE paint.
ms. paporirr ami decorating
Has humorous outside rooms.
attractive ladies' p7rlor. am
pie r.hea. AMI lawns. An
inviting place Tor hirh-claas
patronage so Objectionable
people allowed under any CIR
cumstaucos. ! believe Amnr
NO viii appreciate and pat
roniSe such O hosiery 10 place
Tor your wiio. sister or mother
Rooms In suite. Wiihor with
out board. European, 81 per
week up. American, hoard
and room. so per week and
up. Meal tickets. - meals,
for 81. Rest trhle la the city.
Give " a trial.
p. A. STEWART. Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

Mr TelcHraber. of EurpkH NBu
wa. tt Claude yesterday rr.Dvir-
about $50 throc-yeor old steer
which he purchased several Vook
ago from Louis Coff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

hInEton at Chicago
Philadelphia az Cleveland
Sow York 40 81 Louis
Boston 600 Detroit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING or TEAMS


Cleveland o. philadelphia
Chicago I-6. Washington a-g
Detroit go. Boston lU-1
So Luu. %. New York 90 u-
uiuEe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

Build = Concrete Silo with a ten
years guarantee. See l.. 2. Hearn at
Pryor Co. 1861
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
Mental Notice.

pr Sutherland has not moved his
office. SIN over National rank %
Commerce 9Th and Polk 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22

Dr. p. A. Johnston has moved his
office 20 rooms and Pucke't
building adjoining telephone ouiif
lrg. SCOTT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-22
WESTERN LEAGUE
Yesterday. Results.

Dos Noines g.. Lincoln
Sioux CITY 9. Topeka 8
Denver So. 81 Joseph si. Sec.
oni game called sixth inning on ac-
count OF 1arEnc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-19


heavy. ss.ao; workers. and pigs. 5000
Sheep: Receipts. 1909 head; market
slow; top lambs. ss.25qs.b0: yearlings,
ssQ7. wethefs- ss1s.So; ewes $50
Calves: s5@li5o.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO. Y
CHICAGO. Aug, is.--Hogs; Receipts.
1900 head; market. slow MIXED and
butchers. ts.5o@s.lo; good heavy, .ss;i 40
as: rough heavy. sS.25Qs.4O; light.
$sssg9ie pigs. seIsGs4o cattle e.
lower; beeyes, t1l5@ 1880; cows and
heifers. SS.e0@s.2o; stockers and feed
ers. $5.b0WS20; Texans, s6,S0WI.6b;
calves, ss,269ii.5o. sheep: Receipts.
400 head, market. SLOW. Toe lower;
native. s5@5.s5: western, t5.20 ga:
lambs. s6.+0@s25: western, s6.70@s.2b
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND, Aug. ls--Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 1000; irregular; workers. and
mixed. ssio@s.i5: pigs. lights. me-
diums and heavies, 81; roughs. IS:
stags, sT25. sCattle: Receipts. 8 cars;
steady. Sheep and lambs: Receipts,
cars. ioQ use lower; lambs, $40 top.
Calves: Receipts 100; steady; top. s12.
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.
TOLEDO. Aug. ls.-Hogs: Receipts,
500; market. steady; heavies. q
$40; mediums, $1,000 9.25: workers..
$9.25Q9.30; good pigs. y9.25Qs.30.
Calves: Market steady. Sheep and
lambs. Market slow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-19
AIN AND PROVISIONS

ROIT. Aug. ls.--Close: Wheat
quiet and steady opening on
~ and a quick advance In Chi
anne In the carly trading. Liver
was easy and lower. Probably
ndftion that depressed Liverpool
he same that caused strength
a belief that the exporting or
scale. L is fgared that the
hg bills in congress win AFFORD
ecessary relief and furnish an
for all the wheat this country
spare. Improvement in the ex-
ituation Is shown by Ave steam
Feparing u leave Boston with
this week. New Orleans also
3 the loading OF several British
with wheat and 1t Is figured that
otal exports OF the week Will
a high figure.
nce reports good progress in har-
q and In Germany the harvest
q TO have been finished. Liver
reports a decrease of 1,S4s,000 blu
e European visible supply last
making the total 59,504 900 bu.
BIT 65,l00,000 bu a year ago. Can
crop reports are unfavorable and
Ircign wheat crops are less than
fear. The British government Is
Ivy purchaser of oats In all mar
hnd the tone abroad is very Arm.
abroad liz strong also.
American strength on Tuesday
hated at Minneapolis. In that
Pt the buying was active and
Idrted up all offerings. The big
are grinding actively. Harvest
In the three northwestern states
|ished and the crop Is estimated
bout ffo.eoe. 600 bu, as figured a
time ago by the government
kngth came 10 wheat first from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-19
GASOLINE DEALERS
MAKE PROTEST
Say Ordinance as Drafted Pro-
hibits Storage of Stuff ANY.
where in City

Judge Harry Lockwood, represent
Ing Detroit gasoline dealers, appeared
pefore the ordinance committee OF
the council, Tuesday morning, to
protest against the adoption OF an
ordinance intended to regulate the
sale and storage OF gasoline, sub
mitted by Boiler Inspector McCabe
some six weeks ago.
Under the terms OF the ordinance
II would be impossible, legally, to
store gasoline within the city OF De-
troit, according to Judge Lockwood s
argument. The proposed ordinance
reads that II shall not be kept on
the streets nor upon any private
property within 10 feet OF the street.
or within 10 feet OF a building or
other private property.
Upon recommendation of Aid Bar
nett the committee voted TO allow the
matter to go over for one week and
instructed the boiler inspector to
confer with the directors as to the
proposals to be included In an ordi-
nance which they would consider
just.
The ordinance as originally submit
ted was intended to regulate the sale
and storage OF gasoline in the streets.
This specified that 1t should not be
stored In greater quantities. than 500
gallons. An amendment proposed by
Aid. Vernon and returned TO commit
tee by the council. extended the scope
Of the ordinance to take In storage
on private property. The 500-gallon
limit is too small, according to the
leaders, even without the footage re-
strictions which, they contend, would
make II illegal to store gasoline any
where within the city.