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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zerwis. have re.
turned from visit with friends at
Warrington.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
PENNSY BACKTO
MURPHY SYSTEM
FOlwell To Sacrifice Speed To
ArmOr That Will Protect
Gridders

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 2S-
Head Coach Robert G.. FolwelI OF
the Penn football team. made sew
eral definite announcements 10 Man.
ager Charlie LOyett, who visited
Folwell at his plantation in New
Jersey. and one among them was
the fact that the Red and Blue
would return absolutely 10 the train
ing system Of the late Mike Murphy.
Il don't believe in deserving a
successful system, and certainly old
Mike was the postmaster OF all
handlers and trainers OF men" said
Folwell 81 will use the same meth.
DDS as Mike did when he was at
Franklin field The armor for the
Penn team, and by this mean their
toys. will be the same equipment
that the 1904 and 1905 teams wore
] do not believe in crippled players,
for they are no good on the side
lines ! believe in plenty Of pads as
Mike did. and the team will wear
them right from the jump
There will be five of us coaches
at Langhorne on Sept l1-DT. Whar.
ton, By Dickson, Harold CASTOR. Lon
Jourdet and myself This may be-
somewhat of a surprise, but ! in.
tend 10 start scrimmage work the
second week ! don't believe in pam.
pering player, nor do | believe in
risking him so injury with light
football harness. The team will
have two strenuous weeks while up
in Bucks county. The altitude is
high, and the air dry, and the fell
lows can stand lot OF driving
81 intend 70 have the team pretty
well put together by the time we get
back 10 Franklin field. | am going
10 take every precaution against in
jury accident. or illness. We are
even going TO take our own drinking
water away with us"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
COST JOHNSON So
TO PITCH HIS
FIRST BALL GAME

Walter Johnson, Washington
senator's, says
IL lost money instead Of max
Ing IL when I pitched my first
game OF ball had been trying
to get a job everywhere and was
delighted when | got n telegram
from the manager OF club. just
outside Los Angeles. where I
was living then, telling me 10 -
on hand Saturday He offered
me g..
~ went all right. II was
long, dusty ride in day coach
and pitched the game won
II. too. and when collected my
81 was The happiest kid in the
country.
"Thars why didn't worry
over Tho fact that my expenses
from my home 10 the ball pork
totaled more than 81 while 1ll !
earned was 81 II VAS my nrsi
professional game
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
Watching the
ScorebOard
NESTERDAN,S HERO

Lew Mccarthy! Ancr hnNinv
rl"''i ni' NcHr with tho Dodgers
and helping them To the ton Of
the National League, Lew was
sent yesterday to the Giants
Frsd Merkic, who went 10 the
Dodgers In exchange for McCarthr
played n btH part In the BROOKLYN
victory over Cincinnati. lie had
two hits,
The Yankees RIM out to Cleveland
Tor the SUNDAY and came home With
one more defeat checked against
them.
OTIS Lambeth bad revenge tor that
thinning defeat he recently WINS
handed In New York. lie allowed the
Nnnks four hits.
Nick Carter. Cub recruit from In
dinnnpoiis. went Ia the rescue OF tho
Dodgers when he tvIrIed victory
over the PrnNcs. while the BROOKLYN
club was trimming Cincinnati.
Larry ChRppeIIc - coming bnck to
the big show. He win Ioin the
Braves, hut the Boston club didn't
pay sIS.0OO for him.
Rain prevented tho Cards from try
Ing 10 push the PbIllirs further down
Crucial series" ~ with US again
today. The Browns viii battle the
Red sox In Boston, and the Tigers
VIII tackle the snks In New York.
Kenny kRon got n home run-in
Dayton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
Tigers Face Yank Series
With Coolies of Ginger
BUCK WEAVER GOT
so CENTS a GAME
WHEN He STARTED

Buck Weaver, Chicago White
SoX, says:
II was only Is years old, but
good-sized kid at that when
decided 10 try my hand at base
ball as profession The man.
ager Of the team al Stowe, Pa.
my home town, first enlisted my
services, but went on strike
when he refused 10 pay me 80
cents per game Some OF the
older players were paid this sum
and thought I was entitled 10 n.
The manager couldn't hear or
see me on the salary proposition.
however, 50 / jumped the outfit
and for a time played semi pro
ball in Pottstown, RoyersfOrd.
PhoeniXville and other western
PENNSYLVANIA towns
Soon ! started getting up in
the game and travelled from
Cleveland TO Saginaw and thence
around the country until joined
the Sox."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
Club Passes Quiet Sab
bath In New York
City

NEW YORK, Aug 2s.--The IT,
gers are IN New York with Old Man (,
Crooshual Series camping in their
midst They came down from Boz
ton, Saturday night and Sundayed ,;
in Gotham well pleased with them.
selves. Some losfed about the ho- 8
tells and good many took In beach
resorts, despite weather that was
decidedly cool. Many tanning bees
were held, and the old optimism and
TfEper were present The return OF
Dauss 10 form and the winning of
the Boston series has instilled a Lot
OF ginger in the club, and Manager
Jennings ia delighted with the out
look for the New York series.
II is practically certain that Gov
eleskie will pitch today The Big
Pole has been poison for the Yanks
all season. and there IL a possibility
that he will hurl both the FIRST and
the last games. Dauss IL certain
20 work one game. and Dubuc,
Mitchell, James end Cunningham all
are in line for duty II they are
called upon 1t would not be sur
prising If James were held over for
the game with Chicago next Satur-
day. II is now believed that either
Bill or Coyeleshe will hurl that con-
test.
Manager Jennings Is planning no .
changes in lineup. Crawford's hit
ting has been plenty good enough !.
to entrench him in right, particu- !,
larly since there Ia short right
field here. Burns will stick ON first,
Of course, and there isn't chance .
for a shift elsewhere. One of the
most pleasing things recently is the
manner in which the lineup has
been going through the games with
out shifts Even pinch-hitters seem
to have gone out OF style with Jen-
nings, although Hughey still sticks
to his old theory OF switching late
in the game. II the boys are not
hitting.
There Is one lad on the club who
isn't drawing pinch-hitters any more.
pep" Young has chased his batting
average way up 20 more than .270.
and is holding 1t up there. The i'm
proved hitting Of the keystone man
is one of the sensations OF the
season.
Ty Cobb took day off and played
with semi-prof5 ssional team as a
first haseman. He hit safely twice
and pcrpetrated a pair of errors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
AND
MARKS CHOSEN

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-Rob Slmp.
son, University % Wisconsin hurd-
Ter. and Arlio Mucks. Wisconsin
shotput man will have places on
the middlewestern team which will
compete in the national champion.
ship track and field meet at New
ark, y. j.. Sept. 8 and Q. Names
Of II Of the team were given out
here today. Among others on the
team are Sherman Landers. Oregon.
III. pole vaulter. and Harold Pogue.
University OF Illinois broad Jumper.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
National Tennis Tourney
Starts With Big Entry List
a BUFFERS VIEW.

he was witty old Irish gen
tlcman who never had golf
club in hi. hand until he was
over 20 hut once ne got the
fever no did his best TO make
n.y. for lost time
am sure" said the old man,
addressing a Younger player, Il
go more enjoyment ont OF it
ban yoG do
i don't soc how that can be ="
piicd the youth mo one
owes The game more than !"
"T.pe enough" was the ready
answer. "bu goIi consists N hit
''-. the BAH You only hit /; 30
iWas in round I take COO"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
MAXWELLS GET
EDGE OVER STROHS

The Maywells grabbed an edge in
the d. A. p. a. championship series
by beating tho S'"ols o., ~ sur
days game. Mason held the Strohs
10 five hits AMI received v,nruc
support all the way \ single 20
center by Kuhagen with the bases
full In the sixth won The game for
tho winners, and In tho eighth
Mason cinchad hi- contest by dri,.
ing home two tallies with Ions
double.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
PHILLIES WANT
HEINE ZIM NOW

CHICAGO, Aug 2S-Thc Cubs
will continue their efforts today to
unload Heinie Zimmerman on "A
good purchaser
The latest would be- shopper for
the Great inn Is the Phillies They
may try their wares before Presi.
dom Charles W,eghmau. OF the
Cubs, today. Pre- sident Baker and
Manager Pat Moran, OF the Phillies,
are slated for conference with the
Cub boss here today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

but for others-not
Unless fellow is a star he
aught TO quit II takes the best
years OF a mans life and ruins him
Tor anything else am ready TO
quit now 90
"Wot,' ! calculated
Yes, sir, am ready 70 quit now.
can't get back to my farm in Mis-
souri, roo quick. never did like
the city, anyway have 2i0-acre
farm north OF Kansas City, and
there's where | want TO be After
We win this penndnt | viii be ready
% Quit the game Back 10 the soil
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
Maybe Help is Near

III y is
* al makers
II OF IA, Is
n he
o OF them beat
Meanwhile the
the
Mack
vii there
much better that the Tigers
hold
bic the Ysnks They will part and thew do looks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

devoted investigating
II
n They
The odtmcrs with Lots hap
he White
unfortunately
the
Smith
have cniyened the the home stretch the
possibly
than
trip
deadly road club.
have allowed clubs
Boston the Red had
this Chicago has ~ 81
Al
Hub last week and Tho Boston count with lis which
But the sl
smead an over the Tigers club can win the flag and st fail
Hu
very much something else again When the
anayd hard believe be
and
them cnch that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

CHICAGO. Aug Zachary
Wheat. the len fielder oxrao-dt
nary OF the League Leading Robin
was In talkatire mood Zach
doesn't usually say much be allow
his work to talk for him That's
why one hears 20 much about him
because Of his playing In Brooklyn
he Is regarded a. the best outAcld
er in the National league And he
is--or Is mighty near IT He Is hit.
ting over 900 now
Il think baseball is "A poor bu-
ness spaEc Mr. Wheat. OF Mis-.
sour. IT'S all right for the stars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
'Y' RIFLE men
PLAN BIG YEAR
Winter Shooting Will Be I'M
proved B. Tips From
Plattsburg

Latest and most modern military
methods in rife shooting and range
practice have been imported and
are 10 be adopted at the Y. NJ. c. A.
life range this fall and winter ac-
Cording 10 officers Of the organiza-
ton who have just returned TO the
city after weeks encampment at
Plattsburgh, n. Y. the military col.
lege for citizens. Or. W. II Honor,
technician DR. S. "a Sanderson,
president. and Dr. H. N Torrey,
vice. president, OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
club, are all enthusiastic advocates
OF Uncle Sans methods an exempli-
fed al Platts burgh and have agreed
that the local work would do well
10 pattern after such instruction as
is given in the summer military
camp.
DR. ". II Honor. technician OF the
rife club. made technical study
OF the military methods in vogue
there. while his companions served
their apprenticeship in the L s.
army medical corps, in which all
three will rank as heutenants as
soon as their applications have been
passed upon by the war department.
II is expected that Or. Honor will
introduce a number Of new ideas
during the coming season in his in
;trucjiou 20 new members of the Y.
VI. G. 4 rife range
during the summer the club has
received 10 Krag infantry rifles for
outdoor use. "a well as 5000 round s
Of ammunition Club members will
enter the september and October
shoots a tho Mack-ave. rife range,
whore they expect 10 maintain the
reasonably high standard won by
them in he national competition
last winter and spring The ride
range "a tEo top OF the Y VI. c. A.
building viii be- opened for ijs &C.
tive season about oct. !.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

for ne
And. say" he continued. will
you please say for me that am
not an Indian? They have been
calling me a Cherokee so lon2 that
almost believe it myself My ma
tionality is American OF Scotch.
Irish descent. They started calling
me The Indian for nickname
when / PLAYED with Shreveport and
Mobile before | came 10 Brooklyn
in 1909. II has got so that a lot OF
people really believe that am an
Indian
There, We said it for you, Zach
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
BRIGHT LIGHTS
ALL HAMMER

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-The bright
white ligh', arc moro alluring than
MisscGr's simple farm life declared
Ever hammer, Chicago lightweight.
to1av
htHr"r ~t2rtcd training for his
l5rou0I bout with Johnny Dundee.
o: N.t York az Kansas City. Sept.
%. 600 % ,urm at Ethel. Mo. but fed
ba- a. his Chicago training GUAR
fc-- "a.a FRO oal. excitement he
coa.d and WAS the mooiur OF the
COWS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
GRAND CIRCUIT
AT POUGHKEEPSIE

pOrGiIKECPSTE, y. y. Aug. 2S
The GRIND Circuit will open H.
sc6k here t3dav ihc feature Of
the MonGav program will be thu
Va stat, for colt trotters an !
an exhibition mile by Directum I
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

'Ra'.cd fof scott lu eighth.
rPst'ad for MAYS I'm eighth.
Ran ioI shorten fv eighth.
Stated for Lewis in ninth
Innings .......l % . e.
Detroit u % - % o % q 1 o..
Boston .............u u ID u ID % ii
Total bases Detroit e. Boston. ..
Sacrifice hit Bush Two-losc hit
Ruth. Thrce-base b.t.Niti Double
play Yea, N 20 Buns Loft ou uas,-
ror-Bttroit. l. Bases on b9lls--2r
James. . a0 May. !. HTS and earn
ed rune--CU James 8 hits ! run In
innings of Na}r. 3 hlte. mo- runs i'm
innings. or WNchoM. hit. run
in ! inning struck out--Ry Ipmes.
2, by Mays. I'nriros -Hildebraud
and owens Time so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
The NO-Hitter

worlds champion oaer and comedian is the snk whose job is
performance. Whenever
he does the Job the lads he noaes for fame usually are
He Saturday however, when he
~ Playing club
in he
10 neded
bster Alexander and Johnson
=
of
Bullet $ rs O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
nuy. On, Ensii.h StocLhoIders

The Thinker Detroit Axle 60. which
originally owned q majority 81 the
stock I'm the Timkcn- David Brown co.
manufacturers 81 worm gearing for
motor trucks and power transmfs-
sions, has recently bought out the
English stockholders or the company.
David Brown & Sons. 81 Hudder field
England The manufacturing opera
tions Of the worm gearing plant have
been consolidated under the manage
ment OF tho axle company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
MORE SCANDAL
FOR THE l.. S. G.. A.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2S-A COW swal.
lowed Fred Behring's golf ball, but
dropped Il near the next hole after
a chase, and Behring putted it claim
ing he made II i'm two. The official
scorer marked 81 against him. de.
claring he had hit the COW % times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

p. N. Huxley. president Of tho
United states Rubber Export Co. has
stated that the only award frI tires
granted AZ The Exposition Nacloual DO
Panama was given 90 tho United
states Tire Co. This exposition WINS
held In the city 81 Panama month
or 80 ago 20 commemorate tho dis
covcry ~ tho paci0c ocean by BALBOA
Sms llwood Bros. who represent the
United states Tire Co. In tho canal
sore have forwarded the diploma
and the gold medal 81 award
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

Are YOU n hoater or a plUnBer?
II you re or IL Won have pmbi.
lions along that line ambitions Of
an aquatic nature. that is-Tom
Clemens. coach OF the Y VI G A.
swimming club would like 10 make
your acquaintance.
Mere than that Tom says he
would like to try you out. for hc is
in bad need OF n distance p,ua-cr
for his team. whose active season
will now soon be upon us II YOU
show the stun ne is looking for
the Y. NJ C. \. coach wiz 81 o.'f
TOO glad 10 give you expert advice
and training free Of charge AMI put
you on tho winning team ol Tho
Y"
Clemens j., already getting his
men in shape for tie December
meet with Grand Rapids io now
has his entire team made up With
the exception ~ plunger
a good p.Unssr mist weigh COO
pounds or over aid Coach Clom.
cns lie needs beef for weight as
well as a rather correct eye for
floating and diving Plungng for
distance is question OF falling
weight. and the way 81 falls has q
LOT 10 do with the success of The
enterprise I want 70 hear from
any swtp1r,ar or urould no A. "a. i1,, r,1 o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
One Lone 3O-Gamer

ME season Of 1918 saw but pitcher who could
was 81. lex
est rival was Walter Johnson who snegsed % The
OF 1916 likely
the in
Tits during the that with
eight Nobody else
shy Alexander
He will be he equals total
As OF 2Ogamc will be
candidates and
yond doubt Harry
second best chucker the wnose
Johnson and mishap,
two more ou Ruth and Shawke with II umphs each Carl
Welman with 10 victories
dark horse with Is scaps contributed Chief Foh
But Brother
upisings, he will do all
is OF
II Is Who
Mama Tho bu
worth be
and with Is each Of
exceedingly o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
What May Happen
In Scores Today
{. TayIor Given Rerth

The Puritan Machine co. announces
Tho recent appointment Of C. Taylor
10 assist the service manager. r. w
HawieN. the appointment being no.
Cessitatod nv the extraordinary
growth in the department during tho
past few months occasioncd ht tho
acGu. sition ot orphan" car com.
paules.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
Where Tige Has Help

NNCE back 81 will
II be favored a
" will be with
land and long
hed
clubs which
garden OF That
be with these clubs bit Of The
but and that Will be
Boston and Ceyeand have each only three majority
these order
better Than eight when these clubs
tainy the
hav now.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
STANDINGS
American League
STANDINGS
Ncatcrdn,s Gnmrs

Inning" 3 . r " j.
Cleveland 30 % % % o 1 } o - O
New YORK. % % O % % % % % IL q
BnttCrjrs.- Lambeth and OXEN.
Russell Love and Alexander. TIM
iuecu and Nalliu.
40 other games scheduled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

Early October Will give the season one rs mos dramatic weeks
II
will something The
AZ Rcd
this Weak
the Red
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

John NcCraW IL strongly opposed
To the player limit rule. II Interfcr~s
with his system OF buying up every
player that helps heat the Giants.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
20-Gamers Scarce

ina, the 2sane boys were exceedingly
which predicted numerous birds of this feather
dered torrid The roll
1915 but half doenJohnson Dauss
only
Rudolph
Of tho
after
club
OF little the though
OF for
N' ' ." '"e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

Scribhlinn hts expert stun bnsc-
hall writer John uctsrnw snnS the
Giants have show. - has Ming
linR.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

There H. difference between n
waist bail end "a waste hall. Some
timcs the difference g. three bases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

"Iheatinr theufrr.' g. having n
biE run ~ uur 81 the UroadvaN pian-
houses. rho rtanag rnieng might score
% HIT with this production h. putting
on vrestiirg match between acts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

Alexander and Mamaux the only survivors
has worked hard and long Rudolph has been winner
straight and be ii day
make impressive total Mayer has
who didn't glow long enough to greet the provb
early wnrm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

rhillies ar chicago
BOSTON 90 Plttlhu-gh
New York ~ Cincinnati.
Brooklyn AZ -. Louis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-17
AUTO CRASH INJURIES
THREE VISITING MEN

Th., uprsuug were painfully
dough uu. seriously mIu.u at .lr,
,u .lu,. saturday mnua. Ur.,
m"w otst of ha city vH. "u an'w
.o.ldcd
Tine injured men are g. IS Mast
.rs photo. aphor Paum bruised
considerably Rev. r. o. Purcell
pastor uI rho pawpa Christian
church. wounds about lH. head. and
.N ID Ca... farmer r."m slight
uIurc.
The party had been attending %
Sunday .n0l convention of the
Christian church 900 Trc'.re and
were Hpou tnoir return journey Just
rast OF Hc Utg they mH 900 auto.
aid to belong Go " U..r.Drpr'
o Wbi''door There .upfhcr
'srH.l' roina n tho s.u. direction
D., Doc party aud zoo attempting %
las. 'uo ,'ui,le aud nee. thr r,r.
! IT,. rI ..lII.1. crust u. PHI. r,.u'
oi th' rumpl car AMI knocking %
h..I u.' tho WhitoI.r. rn'o IN
/ f.D cola I.n the onr. mu. n..
/ Thrown o.. tho ground
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-17
WANT AID RATES

one cent o word FOR tho first
Insertion. oue.haif a cent a
word Tor every repeated cou-
secuDlyc insertion so alyer-
tlsemeut accepted Tor loss than
twenty live cents Thirteen
words three consecutive iuser-
lions 25c. II want al Is not
run cousocutivcly the regular
rate OF one cent @ word per IN
sertiou luo insertion less than
25cJ Will apply. SO want ads
received ty mail will Doe printed
unless accompanied 10y J. q.
Money order. Cashiers Check
or Cash. Personal ,uv,as uut
accepted. 90. .sa.s.s14
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-17

WAIST S FORD o.. a.r.7 .hal0"
water land. raw. with 500 acres I.ns
ed two years Good location DO
miles FROM Hereford pu," ytpun
VIII take good light ear aul IN,
Terms un balance Also some small
tracts 20 buy with hir loasns rIr
MAN q ElDsou. Hereford Texas
-.u.lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-17
FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-Dabl Punc'uroic7s tires
900 Inner tubes. Appearance and a..
ton same as with air filled castings
i0l Tyler street n. S. McGeo.
Amarillo. Texas. 22O-ti
FOR SALE-Fisrrlass cement
blocks John Y0unsblond 1907
West 9Th street Phone I5U2
245-2C,
FOR SALE Several pairs mated
pigeons. cheap. Phone 1892 or call
zoos Pierce ST. 23s-tc
PIANO FOR SALE OR TRADE-S03
Wan Buren,. Phone 1890.
FOR SALE Pony colt harness and
buggy. So. COW 500. incubator and
U-oudor hand sroirr and cultivation
hose PETIT, 1901 W. seventh street
gs-tf
FOR SALE Ulsh & Lane piano or
viii trade Zoo Ford car. Phone 1852
2lt.u
FOR SALE o room bungalow a.
I-0s Fillmore For particulars phone
aga j S. OFT 251.t'r
CATTLE FOR sNLE-le2 coming
$3.50 scar old. native. white face Ur..
.rs. A. a BARGAIN VIII 7oil just what
.uu want J s. Little Amarillo. T"y
g59 n
rOU SALE Sew cro1. redeemed 90
ai.a seed. Address a. T. Brown, Box
',f Canyon 25' l-'p
rOG SALE or TRADE One 3 room
mousse $500 .e. lnr .-ou'us eas' l...'-
OF a. 900 Sort. Gran, street rfon.
-. -.N.,..
FOR sALE 100 acres TOW crops
uIIaa eas' ~ Amarillo Also s'n..
AMI tools 600 bargain. g. - k.u.
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ruF $40. -mh Typewriter
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FOR sALE Five room rouasp. mod
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-17

WANTED First class pro and
bushDlmou Parks Tailoring Co.
loC ". Firth. Amarillo T'Hs Phone
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