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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29
SAYS CONTROvfRSY
SHOULD Be ENDED
ARK. DfM0CRATEDITORIAL
Comments FOrcibly Upon Recent In
cidents Connected with the State
Normal School.

In strong editorial the Arkansas
Democrat of yesterday afternoon dis
cusses conditions at the State Nor
NAL School, urging a thorough-go going
investigation and the removal of "a
disturbing element from the institu-
ton. The editorial in full is repro
duced below.
The State Normal Presidency.
"The Arkansas Democrat desires to
voice a determined protest against
resumption of the State Normal
School controversy, but at the same
time resignation of President Doyne
has opened the pathway for an in
vestigation which should be made to
obtain a final judgment.
Last August an unpleasant and
damaging dispute arose when efforts
to get Mr.. Doyne were made.
Charges of serious character were
preferred. Judging by action of the
board of trustees the charges were
groundless. President Doyne contin-
ued as head of the institution.
Tuesday Mr.. Doyne rendered his
resignation, effective next September.
The resignation presumably was vol
untary, without pressure having been
brought to bear. The question now
arises, Shall the resignation be ac-
~cepted?
'The board has but two courses
to reject or accept President Doyne's
resignation. Before either action is
taken, however, an exhaustive inves-
tigation should be made. And for the
sake of the institution, let such an in
vestigation be real investigation
and not a mess of political charges,
without foundation and without de-
ecency.
"If President Doyne energies with
clean hands from such an investiga-
ton, then his resignation should be
declined and he should be urged to
continue his work, with assurance
that petty politics will not be drag
ged out of back closets in the future
Should the institutions present head
be unable to show that his admins
tration had been successful and clean
then the board should accept the
rendered resignation.
But in either case the board should
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

perform function needed at the
State Normal School for some time.
Thit is, removal of a disturbing ele-
ment which has caused a continuous
harangue and discomfort. The board,
if it does not know of this disturbing
element, should find it and root it
out.
"Unless facts to the contrary are
shown, large majority of those cogn-
liant with affairs at the State Nor
NAL will unswervingiy endorse Mr..
Doyne. Eighteen of the 20 members
of the faculty endorsed his work; of
the $50 students all but Is signed pc
titions endorsing him, and delega-
tons representing the best citizens in
Conway appeared before board mem
bers and voiced the towns approval
of President Doyne and his work.
"The State Normal School is too
big an institution to be allowed to
suffer through petty political squab-
bles and ambitions of individuals.
The board would do a commendatory
act by Kidding it of dissension and
paving the road for further advance
ment and progress by the school"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29
CARD OF THANKS.

The members of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association of the
State Normal wish to express their
sincere appreciation to the people of
Conway for the use of the churches
and for the hospitality extended to
the visiting delegates during the Cab
>inet Council.
Our leaders assure US that this
was one of the most rewarding ceun-
ellis the organization has had. We
feel sure that this success could not
have been attained without the CO.
operation of the people of Conway.
Without the ready response they
gave toward the delegates enter
tainment and the nospftable spirit
shown them throughout their stay,
our conference would not have been
as successful as It was.
Normal Y. w. C. A.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

The Narrow PATH society
drama, will be featured tonight at the
Grand.
Mrs. Walter Henry and daughter,
MISS floy, are visiting in the City
of Roses.
Mrs. E. A, Allinder, who has been
critically i'll for the past few days.
is somewhat improved today.
For Franco-American HYGIENE
Toilet requisites, see Mrs. W. H.
Duncan, 615 Prince street.-d3t
Everything for che auto = gas,
greases, repairs. Service car. Doug
lass Garage, phone 287.-1O9-dtf
For Sale or Rent-Six-room house
on South Locust street, good barn
garden, large lot. John Henderson.
Just Received by Express Today
A large assortment of the very latest
styles in Spring Dresses, Coat Suits
and Skirts. The prices are right.
Call and see them. Newborn Broth
ers, 213 East Oak street.
JAPANESE ART-Dainty, useful
inexpensive, appropriate Easter gifts.
Orders taken for special designs in
kimonas with obi, parasols, fans, etc.
See the display at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Burr Friday from $3.50 to 8 D.
m.-d2t
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29
HOME GARDENING HINTS.

At this season, when every house
wife is directing her attention to
gardening, in order to curtail as far
as possible the high cost of living,
the Country Gentleman comes out
with many suggestions along this
line. A special department, Every
mans Garden" appears in every is
sue, in which new ideas that have
proved effective may be found. This
weeks is of exceptional value. Also
valuable information in regard tc
poultry raising, fruit growing, live
stock and home economics appears
A copy will be delivered to you for
5 cents. Lewis Wilson, phone II.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29
DURHAM & FARRIS MOVE.

The Durham G. Farris real estate
and insurance agency has moved it's
Offices from 105 East Oak street into
the Frauenthal building, 3O6 North
Front street The new Office is thor
oughly modern in every particular,
having just been remodeled especial.
" for tho firm.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29
THE 1.-THE THAT BINDS"
A story that only a genius Like Irvil
s Cobb can write ia featured
in this weel

. CODD can WTICe, IS featured
in this weeks
SATURDAY EVENING POST
Other stories are: Mrs. Hopes
Husband by Gelett Burgess; when
War Brides Mature" by Edward
Hungerford; "The Constable of Cop
per Sky" by Lowell o. Reese; 1.-THE
Night of the Dub" by Albert P. Ter
hume; "Supes and Supermen," by Rob
Wagner; "Tales From a Safe Deposit
Box" by Geo. X. Turner; Iberia" by
Holworthy Hall; "A Proper China
War Lord" by Sam G. Blythe; and
others.
G. LEWIS WILSON
Phone IL Special Agent
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29
NOTICE.

To Members of Conway Camp No. 35,
W. o. w.
w. H. Duncan has been elected dep
uty clerk during the illness of Sow
ereign F. M. Morgan and you will
pay assessments and dues to deputy
clerk.
dat Will A. Berry, C. C.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29
Personals

For cut flowers call Mrs. j. A.
Pence.-dtf
House for rent. See Mrs. II.
drummer.
For Secondhand furniture
Phone 50R.-d3t
Furnished rooms FOR rent. See ].
D. Dunaway.-dtf
For Rent-Six-room house in Hank
rider addition. Geo. Shaw, Jr.-dtf
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09
HUNTERS take NOTICE.

This Agreement Witnesseth. That
in order to protect the game on our
lands for period Of three wears we
bind ourselves not to hunt thereon. nor
permit anybody else to do so. and we
further agree to prosecute with dill
gence all persons who violate the game
laws Of Kentucky or trespass upon our
lands for the purpose of hunting. And
We further agree TO act MS Deputy
Game Wardens for the purpose of car
rying out this agreement. Except each
Of US have the right to Kin rabbits on
our farms or permit il to be done by
another under our supervision. or the
supervision of some responsible and
reliable person selected by US.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31
BACKED BY THE KAISER

Villa troops sigh, OF 'ie .H % Jg Finite.
States.
Reports state that the town Of oaaga u Go. l,,
OF the bandit chieitan
Whether Villa among has ha been determined bu,
or the first time many months this successful, coupe Sounds"
very much like the bandi, himself
II likely that disorder VIII be permitted To- gam
Roadway along the border, bat auy the kaiser doing
best worst, and Villas rcoPcamncc upon The border Indicate.
that he is meeting with least some small SUCCESS
We have idea however that tarran1a, while hc may be
forced place Mexico the European war does not care g.
the enemy Of the United Stics-no hundred,
thousands OF men being drafted into the Federal army.
Governor Pleasant has warned Louisiana ut.. sy away
Eas, St Louis Those who recently resided there need
warning
American tourist rush to Europe about 90 bcgm Berlin
papers please copy.
Here's .ssd to plan, 90 your dome Wcsc n q, m ,ni we're
going 20 win
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31
SANTA f PLANS TO AID
employees Who DESIRE TO
PURCHASE LIBERTY Bonds

santa 10 railway employees are
given an admirable opportunity by
The system 10 subscribe o. the Lib
crty Loan oi faII according % a
bulletin which hes been issued under
the signature 90 B.. y Ripley. presi-
1cut a. rho system n is directed 90
the employees and ofticors OF the lines
After st-essinl the necessity Tor q
full subscription % the Liberty Loan
thc bulletin aays
Tho Liberty Loan COMMITTEES.
formed under direction OF the score
tary 81 the treasury. has asked this
company 90 aid uy Offering 20 iia om-
pl0yos facilities SOC subscription o.
these bonds and Tor their payr emit
The comptny VII therefore. arrange
FOR each emDlorC who may ,o desire
20 pay .of subscription On equal iu-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31
Railroad Engineer Is
Pilot in Campaign To
Cleanup North Side

"Kad.a word Fort Worth and
Hcet'r railroad engineer. Initiated
10 cleanup nmraigns iu Amarillo
yo wlIr rfea .itt hr aid OF q.
boa whom Doe led Interested w bis
prnorL fle Bows and directs ~ tho
north SID ywa 80 aatcl o. iteir ac
runcm'i,n nf t'n .au8 buckets aud
The l.r
tity Na.HEar - q Armrfrong
vent over On me north side during
no '9ror lpn ,ud ve deeply surpris
81 M mo rrnaf amount n work
which bod boon performed aurir ia,
morning Tfn Hiya wagons we're
PLACED boo ffa se ir, 20 cart away ~.
rubbish and fetIr nlrh had been
collected by fsr sud bis little rmy
~ h0ys
some fee DAYS ago Fori todd the
city mana q hft bee was Iooply In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31
LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS


Today your last chance subscribe Che &M College
campaign fund in behalf Of Amarillo
In subscribing you will be GIVING ANYBODY present
pleasing anybody than yourself For you W be
pleased when the property YOU IN Amarillo IS enhanced
value by OF the location OF the school here
On the other hand you will be MAKING WISE INVEST
MENT according the opinions OF business who have
fully studied the situation from every angle and who
have INVESTED HEAVILY You will receive proportion just
great from the money you put campaign
any else.
You will be bearing only YOUR share Of the initial expense
ncden, securing the college for Amarono
asked for that for he was assessed lie
assessed according the 81 property he
city
This is no time for the P1KERl
Up midnight Amarillo had raised sufficient 60
make respectable bid for the school Blu, smaller right
around US have raised large Of money
The local committee determined raise the necessary sum
today and If member OF this YOU Score
ary Porter Whacy hone 722) Board OF city Development and
give him your subscription before nghtial
This is a time for PATRIOTSl
Not dollar subscribed but what win be received by the com
In event T the coIegc is no, awarca >m'ro yout money
viii be refunded
But believe that citizens coming forward with their
today with such enthusiasm that the committee viii have 9
award that great institution TO town
Amarillo is PltlERl Not by any manner OF means Just
wait and Il II cvcn though the awakening MAY BE
eleventh hour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31
.CATTLEMEN SEND PROTEST
AGAINST PROPOSED BILL

Cntuomcn 90 Amarillo aud the
Panhandle arc opposed % any mea-
sac which would dcmoralizc the
range cattle industry Of This section
rs would probably ba The effect o. a
bin introduced IN congress by Con
gresham Britton oi Illinois should br
enacted into law Tho stand taken Do.
tho cattlemon of this SCI ton has neou
communicated ~ telccrgm o. the lo.
cal congressman. Marvin Jones The
following telegram sent to u. 3 Mas
terson 81 this city by the cattle
Raisers' Association OF Texas prompt
ID Telegram 90 Marvin Jones
Advised IN introduced by
Congressman Britton OF Illinois
would prevent tho slaushtor of
female cattle snder the age OF
siK years aud males under one
year excluding only wales weigh
ing under hDn pounds. claimed
that bill aoald increase food
supply We URGE you 90 wire
senators and courrcssmen inn
mediatsly protesting against and
pointing out oily ~ such un-
irst and reasonable leglsla-
ton
Tho messasc yirned bv local rat
tlemen and sent to Hon Marvin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31

luiely necessary 90 enable your blood
10 change food into Twins tissue
without n. no matter how much or
what you ca' your food merely pass-
es through YOU without doing YOU
any god You don't 81 the strength
out ~ H. and o. a consequence you
become weak. pale and sick'e look
INK. just like a plant trying 20 grow
iu n soil deficient ir iron n Fou or"
not strong or well. You owe II Co
Yourself 10 make the following fest
Sec how long You can work or how
far Won can walk without becoming
tired Next take two fre-rr1in tab
let's .of ordinary nuya'ed iron three
times per day after meals 'or two
weeks Then tost your strength
agpin and GO how much Won h"''
rained. ! have seen dozens of ncr-
vOus. rundown people Who were ai'-
Ing an the while double thoir strength
and endurance and entirely rid
themselves of an symptoms of dvs
nopsia. liver and other trouble boz
from ten o. fourteen d9vs 'imD
simply hv taklu- iron 'r the proper
form And this after thry had 900
some cases been doct0ring FOR months
without obtaining any benefit
Or SCHUYLER G. jacques, Visiting
Surgeon of St Elizahoth's Hospital
Ncw York city. said. ~ h'ro novor
before given oct any medical infor-
nation or advice for publication as
/ ordinarily 90 not believe iu o. But
I'm tho case OF Nuxatol lion feel
would Pee rcmiss iu my duty not 10
mention it. hove taken b. my 100
and given it 90 my patients With
most surprising and satisfactory re-
suits. And those who wish 'o DO.
crease their strength. power ana on.
durance viii lind 10 q most remark
able and wonderfully effective rem
eay
Or Howard James. late Of tho
Manhattan state Hospital of Now
York. and formerly Assistant Physi-
clan BROOKLYN State Hospital said
"Nuyqild Iron is o. most surprising
remedy 4 patient of mine remark
ed To me taitcr having been on a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31
VALUATIONS
COMMITTEE iHVITEDT0
HOLD Sessions N CITY

The SerlHnl Committee ou fan
road valuations aud adjustments has
been EXTENDED cordial Irritation
by Secretary Porter a Whalsy of
tho Amarillo Board of CITY Develop
ment 10 make Amarillo rs head
qua -lcrH while making railroad in
vos'igatlaul ln Texas The only other
city w the state. which mas requested
tho b0dy 10 no IN IS city Is Calves
ton Homer y wade. former score.
iafy or the stamford Chamber OF
Commerce. mo win Washington. e.
doing All within his power 10 bring
,ho body 90 some West Texas point.
preferably Amarillo
In hia Telegram 20 Homer wade.
tho secretary wired
Wire ~rnt Wade.
Thanks fnf ycur letter Please
invite N"wlana committee convene
AMARILLO Suggest you request Mar
win Jones JOIN In invitation and Anna
rho wiii mrke necessary arrange
mentr Anything vc can DO here. ad-
wise Your great kindness deeply az
preclatcd
TH'a joint committee un interstate
and foreign rommr ZEE ~ tho senate
md house contcmplatca a trip
thrlge0 tie south and west somr-
Tine during the tan TO hold hearings
lE 90 railway conditions II So dur.
Ing fho utcrlms of the last congress
la Wlghiurton hearing the railroads
side ~ the QUESTION
Cnsi1rr Galveston Invitation.
> II NJ rnlert0od thpt tfe coymi,-
zee he's - ae"p ooHsidcratitl 20
me Galveston invitation until recent
" whom Amarillo cams IN Il Is rbe
lioyed Anna Mo VIII ret tho sitting Of
this body
The joint committee ~ composed
nj 'ho following Senator = g New
bonds NNlj1. .haIrman. Congress-
um W O. tdamgon. Georgia vice
'l1irnau senator's John T. Robson.
itFrfls. Orgar " Underwood. Ala
bau8 8 q Cummius. Iowa. tnar-
c. D. Towns nd. Michigan Congress
men 70 Vs. Sims. Tennessee. Prank
D. lorcru Nichirau } j Each.
Wisconsin ana Edward D.. Hamilton.
NirIigaa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31
BIG q : ::; ! ! ! ~: J:
sOLD nv DRUGGISTS.
Farce Post u desired Price tl. OF bottles 81 Is
Prepared By
rnR Nv ans CHEMICAL CO., CINCINNATI. o.
CATTLE RiISERS' BOARD
TO MEET IN AMARILLO

Tho r-reujiys board OF the Catth
Rasrrs Association ot Texas VIII
hole q session iu Amarillo June II
m Oh, afternoon hey ALL be- enter
.ta,ned. including a sight seeing trip
.api . rl.asus jauu' 90 palO Duro
Iauyun. They .rill be brought back
.io ~. ci'y In time 90 cHtch tho late
'eusrurou train 'nr return o. their
.houes
Au effort viii De- made by tf'
luoal boarl NJ Ci'y development 70
Trim. ne 0urHal convention 90 the
cattle rlisers to the city m 1917.
ni ,'rr. Amarillo rs Ia the heart
II the row country aud offers in
Gonna be n piuuty and enter.
ialnuYeut. 10 IS believed thai the 90
sifatrr w'i he r'adily accepted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31

sew YORK q I-sIee The re-
variable Discovery of or nc lrlr.
&gxaied Iron o. Yer Ns1ate aE the
French call lt has taken lhH country
hv storm 20 is con aI,att-lF csc
tlmated that over three million reo-
plr annually are taking n 10 This
country alone Most aston -hing re-
suits are reported from i's use by
both physicians and laymcn So
much eo chat doctors predict that
we shall soon have a new axe of f1r
more beautiful. rory-chceked women
and vigorous iron men
DR. Ferdinand King. o New York
phyairian and Medical Author. when
interviewed on this suNleo. said.
There c4u be- mo- vigorous iron men
without iron pallor means anaemin
Armenia means iron deficiency The
skin % anacmie men and women is
nalc. the flesh flabhy The muscles
lack tone. tho brain flgs and the
memory fpns aud often they become
work nervous. irritqhle dosnondent
and melancholy when the iron goo
from The blood Of women The roses
20 from their checks
In the most common foods OF
America. IN. starcheg sugars. TAM"
syrups. candles. polished rice white
bread soda crackers. biscuits. me-
caroni. spaghetti tapioca, sago. TAR
ina. dogerminated corn meal no
longer is iron 20 be- found Rein
ing processes have removed the iron
of Mother Earth from these improy
crishod foods. and silly methods Of
home cookery. by throwing down the
waste pipo the water In which Our
vegetables IRE cooked are respOnd-
bic for another grave iron loss
Therefore. IN you wish 20 pre-
serve Your youthful vim and vigor TO
a ripe old age you must supply the
iron deficiency IN your food bv using
some form OF organic iron. lust as
you would use salt when your iood
has not enough salt
Former Health Commissioner
WIN Il Kerr Of me CIV Of Chicago,
saws. II have taken NuXrted Iron
giving eirongth-huilding effect and
~ the interest ~ public welfare /
feel Il my duty 10 make known the
resuifr of iis use 7 IN well pest
threo ec0re Years and want 20 say
tb.' : believe nv own great physicn
activity Is largely due TODAY % nay
no-soral uao ~ Nuxltod iron From
my own experience with NuXatod
irau. frol 10 S. such q valuable REM
cdv that 20 ought 20 Do used In cyo.y
hocnltal and pr. cribcd hy every phy-
slcian IN this country -
Or r. S1ucr. n Boston ph~eici'r
who has studied both IN this country
aud. in great Europcln Wodical in-
stitutions said CAS- ! have said
hundred times over. organic iron if
the greatest of on strength hu idcr' -
"Not lcuc ago a man came 70 mo
who WINS nearly half p century ola
and asked me 20 give him % proliWi-
nary examination for life Insurance
I was astni he'd 10 lind him with me-
blood pre- urc ~ a boy Of twenty
and ar FUN OF vigor vim and vitality
ps Young man. in fact young
man be- really was. Notwithstanding
his nr. Tho secret. hc s8id was
taking ron Nuxatod Iron had filled
him with ~avencw life AZ 80 be WINS
n bad hoalIh' a. i6 De o. care
worn and nearly all In Now af 90
after taking NuXated Iron a miracle
OF vitality and his face helming with
the buoyancy of youth Iron b. ahso-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31
TrnuhIc EntIrcry rn.aprcareI.

Fathers aud mothers worry over a
-hilI with a chronic cough. Knuct
lee Warnaska. MINI, writes FOR
several years my daughter had 4
bad chronic cough Every time she
caught O little cold. n aggravated
ire trouble We tried many medi-
cines but rot until We tried Foley
Honey and Tar ala anything produce
puy great relief IN few days ne
trouble entirely disappeared apd he'
never returned" Foley's Honey snd
Tar Tor coughs. colds. Group. vhoop-
ing cough. Collius-Austin Drug co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31

.iy weeks course of I'D SAY Doc
TOR THAT THERE ST IF is LIKE
MAGIC Previous 90 using NuXated
Iron 7 had been prescribing the var
i1us mineral salts OF iron for years
only to moot complaints Of discolor-
Cd teeth. disturbed digestion, tied-up
hardened spcretI0ns, etc. when |
came across Nuyated Iron, an ele-
can't ingenious preparation contain
ing organic iron which has no de-
struc'iye action ON the teeih-no cor
rosiy rffoct on the stomach, and
wh'cl readily 1similaied into the
blood and quickly makes Dos presence
felt Boo Increased vigOr. snap and stay
ing power. II curiches the blood.
brings roses 90 the checks of women
end i au ur failing source ~ renewed
vitality. endurance and power TO
men who bum no too rapidly their
nervous energy 'u the strenuous
strain of tho great business competi-
tion @. The dav"
NOTE Nuvtol Iron, which is
prescribed and recommended above
hy PHYSICIANS iu such a great variety
Of eases. Us not % patent medicine nor
secret ramcI y. bur one which is we'll
known to druggists and whose iron
con iu.Uta are widely prescribed by
eminent physicians both IN Europe
and Auor Unlike the older in
organic iron PRODUCTS Il Is easily as
simulated docs NOT iniurs the teeth.
make ihcw slack. nor upset the
sfom CHI. GA tho contrary, II is most
potent tomai- iu veeriy I'll forms or
mG siion 1s Uou as for nervous.
rundown oauditIus The manufac-
tur.ss have urh great confidence IN
nuXa,od iron. that they offer 10 for
felt $1,000 20 any charitable insti-
tuition Or thoy cannot take any man
or woman under 6n who lacks iron.
and increase ,heir strength 100 per
cent or over Coz four weeks time, pro
y'led they have 900 serious organic
trouble They also offer TO refund
your money f 30 does not al least
double your strength and endurance
On Ten days, time n Is dispensed IN
this cily by all good druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31

fallmcnts o. be- deducted from his
earnings each orv day Tor a period
~ ION months
.l' for any cause an employe shah
'.gyr tla service before paying IN
u'I 'Ic obligations lo subscribe for
bonds viii cease and the moneys paid
ou account will be refunded by the
company with interest 40 three and
Hus.ualf per c"n..
Such ogplo,es as will receive
about July I tine t.'n wage payment
car direct that ali or any part there
of ho applied 20 fHc purchase OF these
bonds. ana the .or. lauy will procure
them ard make delivery Accord
mrIt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-31

ones. o. ss follows
W sincerely u-go you 20 op-
pose Br.uou resolution nos be-
fore the House as uuEise log.s-
latou for the reason that 10
would diminish tho supply of
meat Iur var emergencies acl
demoralilr tho range cattle in
Gustry by forcing oye-stocking
OF pastures and Destroying orr
only SQUIRE n relief via open
way ~ the .relt live stock
slaugh'pring plants OF the conn
try