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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-25
OVERLAND CAR SETS RECORD
ON A MAIL ROUTE

An Overland touring car used on the
mail run between Waipawa and Onga-
organ in New Zealand, is making Il
proud record for itself and its build
ors by its consistent service.
Each day II is to be found on the
regular path between these two points
in all sorts of weather and road CON
ditons. At the present time it is es-
limated that his car has covered ap-
III Ximaely 10000 miles. Not only
does II carry the heavy mails between
Waipawa aud Ongaonga, but Il also
serves as a stage, carrying frequently
more than the number of passengers
for which il was originally con
ctructcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-25
EASTERN FORD MAN
MAKES A HUGE DEAL
FOR MAXWELL CARS
c { Fay, Boston, Closes Contract
That Involves Some
si0,O0o,0o0

Contracting for $4,000 worth OF
Maxwell pleasure ears aad trucks and
bringing toa close with y J Tonor. d.
rector Of sales for the Maxwell Motor
Sales Corporation the automobile
industry record distributing lransac
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sized by dominating trend Of bright
col0rs
On the theory that me time has
come when arisrocrauc motor ears
must be dres<ed In keeping with the
individual taste Of the owner Jordou
offers to the public in q limited mum
ber Of cars series Of color effects
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W y NJ NJ " EEwE AMY s-yxA
Il RURAL ROUTE FIVE !.
sExx Hm = " A. axa wgs

Mra Nice Gray and baby spent Fri
day night with Miss Joan Ford.
Mr. and Mrs Edison Marsh visited
al Albert Bishops Sunday
Mrs VIII Askrcn called on Mrs
Williams Tuesday
The program at Nasspr school was
we'll attended Saturday night.
Miss Joan Ford spent saturday with
her sister Mrs II V Van IIassel.
Mrs Albert Bishop has been stay
Ins with Mr. Williams who Is sick
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with the measles, but in better at
present
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our friends for
their kindness to US in our time OF
sorrow.-Mrs w II C Brown ant fam
ily.
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Misses Iva and Laura Fox visited
with Misses Virginia and Bessie Bish-
op Sunday.
Evening star., 1917-03-01

ris. Senator and Mrs. Duncan U.
Fletcher. Miss Hazel Norris. Senator
and Mrs. James a. Reed. Miss Dorothy
Browne of Kansas City, Senator and
Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst. Senator and
Mrs. Porter ]. McCumber, Miss Helen
Senator Carroll S Page, Miss Alice
Page Senator Edwin S. Johnson. the
Misses Johnson, Miss Mary Webb,
Senator and Mrs Robert NJ. La Fol-
Evening star., 1917-03-01

Frances N. Noyes. Miss Mary Cary
Sanger, Miss Mary Webb, Miss Catherine
D. Harlow. Mr.. Manning Stead: Mr. Rob
ert Stead. Mr.. Shelton Hale, Lieut.. = H.
Bastedo, Commander A. Station, Mr.. Ran
dolph Mason. Mr.. Montgomery Angel.
Commander c. T. Jewell. Mr.. Clarence
Dean, Mr.. Edward Hart. Mr.. James L.
Phillips and Mr.. Duncan Z. Philips, jr.
Senator and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
gave q dinner last evening at the
Shoreham, when their guests We're
Senator Atlee Pomerehe. Col. and Mrs
Mrs. Theodore w. Richards and Miss
Squire. Later the party with the ex-
ception of Senator Salisbury and Sena-
tor Pomerene went on to the theater.
where they occupied box
, Mrs Mead Moore was hostess today
at a charming luncheon in her apart
ment at the Rochambeau. Pink roses
were Mrs. ]. c. w. Beckham. Mrs. ;Ros-
coe Bulmer, Mrs. Robert Larner and
Mrs. Walter Wells.
DR.. and Mrs. Moore will have as their
guest for the Inauguration the former 8
| brother, Mr.. Harlan Moore OF Ne"
York.
Representative and Mrs. William B.
Charles of Amsterdam, n. Y. will give
| a
| the Powhatan. The dinner will be
served at small tables. each having a
centerpiece of var-colored sweet peas,
with corsage bouquets of sweet peas II
each 1ady's place. Dancing Will follow
| in the ballroom.
Mrs James E. Hurley gave dinner
at the Chevy Chase Club last evening
in honor of Senator-elect and Mrs A
A. Jones. Pink spring flowers FORMED
| the table decoration, and the out-of-
| town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. +,
Coles of El Paso. Mr.. Paul Van Crosht
| of Boston and Mr.. Fred. C. WolVln OF
| Duluth, Mimi.
| An Interesting wedding of this even
| ing will be that of Miss Ruth E Wat
| l<ins daughter of Mrs. Margare'
| MoorefieId. Rev. DR.. C. Ernest Smith Will
perform the ceremony at 8 o'clock IN
the drawing room of the brides nome
| CONTINUED on Ninth PageD
Evening star., 1917-03-01

Miss Ellen Shipman entertained at oin-
ner last evening at the Chevy Chase Club,
when her guests were Mr. and Mrs. John
NJ. Biddle, DIR. and Mrs. Cary I. Gray
son. Mr.. and Mrs Newbold Noyes. Miss
Laura Delano. Miss Edith Blair. Miss
Minna Blair. Miss Sophy Johnston. Miss
Evening star., 1917-03-01

CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1917-03-01
so Sample Petticoats

Prettiest S. and So
styles best S.
and So Silks O. Ar
seasons colors Y As AZ
Evening star., 1917-03-01

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels will have as their guests dur
ing the inauguration Miss Mary Gleaves
Daniels of North Carolina. Miss Eve
lyn Hyman jackson of Richmond and
Mr. Josephus Daniels jr. of Raleigh.
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nNa RRNem.

We near the ham Of the thfesliei
Ills morning The grain is eooo
and if we could gel rain would maze
a fair crop 81 corn.
A ten-pound girl came 70 MI &Ho
Mrs. Robert May yesterday
Rev Wagner cane to TIL ms @p7
no.ntfgeu. Yesterday, bat il VAS RAIN
H. little aaa people were afraid
nav waala get spriukiea, 50 ne re-
turned 10 town.
Mr.. and 3irs. Below Of torI
worth have beea visiting taeif
daughter. Mrs. Reese the past ~esS.
Mrs. Bslev not being vel thought
,naybe sho would feel better to stay
IN the country awhile,
Mn. and Mrs, Roscoe sullivan car, !,
r;sd their son back 20 the doctor anu
he rearsgssd his shoulder ana sa'''
he would soon be we'll
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saRDIs

Threatened rain Sunday. Almost
everyone thought it would rain and
only about so were at Sunday school.
But always remember ii possible, We
have Sunday school Rev. Herrin
preached to a small congregation at
the Baptist church al IL o'clock and
again at night, Splendid sermons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig of Arlington
spent last week with the family OF
Nat Grimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. poindexter OF
sterrett were Mr. Grimes guests on
Sunday.
Mrs. T. Gardner and children of
Waxahachie, Sid Whitefield and
family of the Falls, and relative of
Corsicana, spent Friday night with
Mr.. and Mrs Rush High.
Miss Emma Bratcher and brother,
Eugene of Italy. attended the ice
cream supper here Friday night.
Mrs sallie Burns is visiting rela-
tfves at Midlothian this week.
Messrs. Kenneth Hanna and Even
Miller came IN Saturday mornins
from Il months trip to Oklahoma
Mrs. Alice Erly is back at her home
lin this place after some absence.
| ]. z. Kelly went to Midlothian
Hast week to have some dental work
done.
! Miss Hattie Roe went back to tbs
sanitarium last week and had he
ltonsils removed, and has been SUI
fering intensely since
Misses Cora and Fay Galloway 0
Mansfield came in Monday Tor visi
lto the families of Messrs Russell Wi
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OyILLA.

Il. r. Stoker of Eel Paso is spend
ing few days here with relatives
and friends.
Misses Irene and Direne Dawson
of near Cedar Hill spent Friday
until Sunday here with relatives.
Walter McElroy and wife are en-
PERTAINING d new son in their home.
There we're several from the Meth
odist Sunday school went on pic
ME trip to the. zoo last Thursday.
All had a good time.
Mrs. Eta VOORHEES, OF Austin Is
spending few days with her sis
ter. Mrs. Matte Pogue.
Gordon Bigham and sister, Mrs.
Fay Billingsley, and Misses Ada and
Ida Bigham spent several Jays Wis
iting relatives at Gainesville.
Aubrey Pogue's little son was SCI
riously kicked by a horse last Tues
day. DR.. Payne called in Or. Pipkin
of Lancaster to assist him. They
took eleven stitches to sew up the
wound The little fellow is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Molly Gather is very sick
at this writing.
HOWARD
! Mrs. Jake Lanier and children OF
Italy are visiting relatives in this
community at present.
/ Mrs. II. C. McCarter and Mrs. Lena
Armstrong visited Mrs. T. p Godfrey
last Thursday
Fannie Davenport and family spent
,the weekend with relatives in East
Texas.
Mrs. f. j. r. Davenport visited
Mesdames Looney. Buie, Godfrey,
Taulbee and Murphy last week.
| Miss la Mae Graves of Plano has
been visiting Miss Willie Woods. the
lpast two weeks. and they are visiting
Miss Pearl MeCaiter OF Waxahachie
this week
Mrs. P. A. Graves is sick at pres
lent.
Il Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Davenport en-.
tertained the young folks of Howard
, and Nash communities last Tuesda.
t night. Several from Waxahachie ami
Avalon were present. too. Ice cream
i land cake were served for refresh
Y lments
: Mr.. and Mrs G. {. Odom visitet
relatives in West, Texas. last week
: Ike Woods also visited in West, Tex
$ last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack O'Banion an
II Mr. and Mrs, Mike Ramsey OF BARD
'e we'll spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mr.
I. George o'Barion.
Mesdames Viola Orr of PeneloI
n and Lillard Floyd OF Brandon an
is their children are visiting their mott
Ter, Mrs, Ida Floyd.
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NASH

The crops in this community are
needing rain badly.
The meeting will start at this place
Thursday night, June IS.
Misses Lucille and Aileen Kuyken-
dali and brother Merle and Mr..
George Davis Of Dallas spent Sun
aay With Earl Smith.
Messrs. Earl Smith. Nindeli Har
Irison and George Davis and Misses
Lucille and Aileen luykendail went
to Ray Sunday to see Misses Ola May
aud Lucille Beasley.
Mrs. T. Q. Gheatham and Mrs.
Moore of Waxahachie spent Tuesday
with Mrs, G. W. Martin.
Rev. c. L. Satterfield and wife
we're in Nash one day last week.
Mrs. G. ". Martin and Mrs. Jim
Giil spent Thursday in Waxahaehie
with Mrs. Moore.
Several families from this place
went fishing last week.
Mesdarles G. w, w. I. and Edgar
Martin, Mrs. Jim Gill and daughter
SLucile. spent one day last week at
Mrs. Williams, at Avalon.
Misses Murine and Mildred Thorn
ton Of Forreston and the two Miss
Ffardies OF South Prong spent Friday
laight with Mrs. r. e. Satteffield, Jr
Bud Lanier and family spent one
afternoon last week in this COM
immunity.
Several frore here have been at
tending the chautauqua.
Miss Lula Satterfield is attending
1.-THE summer normal ct Waxahaehie.
/ Polk Vim and children from Tay-
iloe county spent Sunday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Martin.
| f. A. Davenport and family, Glenn
tsatterfield. John Henry Marks, Mrs.
Alma Morris and Miss Bessie odom
went fishing last week. They were
lgonc three days.
Carl Martha is working in the gar
age. helping Mr. oda Clera while MI
! Mckenney IS away.
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raTEslghs dsHs{.Hf
Ne bed some rain last week whgch
vas help 70 Young ealEaa.

Me bed some rain last week whteh
vas a help 70 young cotton
Air. and Mrs p,,rae y,..,ss
seiatives 81 Mansfield gatafda4 niga4
sad SUNDAY.
a. aaa a@ go,
.shaehte 5issss g,e1g ts,.,s,', ! S,
dice atsaa 4i,.. tf.,,f.5. s. -. 80
Annie Nae hudson. erar,ssa r.sgs,l
and Wooason Alsup taok dinner ,,j,a,
air and Mrs. jar Howard sgtfyv s.
hast week
g.s atal,s t4sasoa a
~, t,a.,l s@.,s* ,ssa,, ~ ps, !,
i : 8 uaasan
Wr ana W. All tf.,s
daepbtsr ,tar,s 800, CO..
noon with NJ md Ms & FIpason
Hr. ana Mrs. NJ Howard r.u-
Gle ana bessie 4Isup. Lee Aller
speat Saturday night aad sunaag
with John Barks and family Of Cedar.
Hii.
Mrs. ]. K. Blair ard daughters
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. ].
" Gibson.
Jim West Of Fort Worth spent
Sunday with his mother. MS. Mary
West.
Mrs. n A Time spent Friday al
ternoon with Mrs. Claude Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. & r. Grimes spent
SATURDAY night 3ifh Mrs. ]. i. Blair.
Nrs Rosa Gibson spent Sunday
afternoon Win Mrs. Mary Vest.
ftaa = report Miss Bessie Tune Of
0yiila is able 10 be up, and is spend
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lians and Ben Boyd
Mrs. W, D. High and children of
Waxahachie are with DR. and Mrs.
p. Fl. Joyce at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J Gray of this
place accompanied their son, Jim
Gray. and his family or Long Branch
to Kennedaie recently, spending the
day meeting quite number Of rel
atives there,
John Shaw was taken to the san
itarium Tuesday where he under
went an operation, doing nicely.
able to come home.
Mrs. r. w. Poplin took Miss Net
tie Roe and Mrs. r. f. Middleton to
DR.. Ksplinger Wednesday for treat
ment.
Mrs. Allen Roe and daughter, Miss
Nettie. were calling on Mesdames j.
E. Kelly and Tim Garvin Tuesday
AFTERNOON of last week.
Fl. NJ. Garvin is loading some cars
with grain here at this time.
Mrs. N. p. Grimes spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Allen Roe.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Gray spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Middleton OF Waxa-
lhachie.
The ice cream supper at this place
Friday was very good success. con-
sidering the non-advertising.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Render motored
to Mart Wednesday last week, re-
turning the same day.
| Quite number of Sardis folk at.
tended the entertainment at George
Vests at Lone Elm Saturday night.
Miss Doris Reasonover of Waxa
lhachie spent Saturday night aat
Sunday with Miss Minnie Kirk, call
ling on Miss Nettie zoe Sunday al
ternoon.
Misses Jewel Kelly and Ada Flee
Imam spent Sunday with Grace Deik.
Misses Lucille and Bernice Work
Imam and Jewel Kelly spent Monda
with the Misses Roe.
Gland Carder went TO BLOOMING
IGrt sc Sunday afternoon, returnin
THAT night.
| Rev. and Mrs. Herrin and childre
Iwers Sunday guests of Mrs. Lowell a
Lone Elm.
Misses Lula Herrin and Stell
Williams and Messrs. j. c. Spradle
and S Wilmer all attended memo
Iial services at Forreston Sunday.
Miss Jewel Herrin went TO Fo
reston Sunday to spend a few da.
with friends.
Il Remember Sunday afternoon vi
+ be the singing occasion. We hol
: to have some good singers preser
All are invited to come and help
( Mrs. NJ. L. Parish. who has be,
t on the sick list for some time,
: lmueh improved.
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WALNUT GROVE.


We are having some dry, hot
weather. Corn and gardens are
heeding rain badly.
Mrs W. Il. Raines is on the sick
list.
Miss Gsnevieve Word Of this
place and Miss Irene Goodlett ol
gs'axa iaeilie have been spending =
few days with Mrs. ". P. Adair
Al sterrett.
Mesdames G. A. Word and G E.
Cox spent Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. n. II. Raines.
Sorry to report Mrs. r. R. Duvail
is not much better at this writing.
Misses Maggie and Marie Cox
spent Thursday afternoon with Miss
cenevieve Word
Misses Mamie mad Jessie Kirk
spent Tuesday afternoon With Mrs.
Fl H. Barlow.
Mir. and Mrs Ed Raines are the
proud parents Of fine girl whiea
Was born June II.
Mrs. c. b. COX spent Friday with
YRS. NJ. D. Dagnell.
Mss Ganayiefe Word spent Tues
day night with Mrs. c. A. Word
Mrs. Iohn Dillard and children
spent Sunday afternoon Of last
week with Mrs. c. B. Cox.
Ar and Mrs. Larry and Mr. and
Airs Il. L. Harris called on NJ
and Mrs. IT. u Dagnell sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe surratt and
Ipale daughter, Mary Sue, and Join
sefratt of Forreston all spent Tho
/ day with Misses Mamie aad Jessie
kirk.
While with Mrs. NJ. q, pagnea
Tuesday afternoon.
MIS-. C. A. Word spent a while
v.fth Mrs ". P. Adair Tuesday
morning.
Sorry 10 report r. R. puvall on
the sick list.
AIRS. n. Meadows and children
we're shopping IA Midlothian satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. II. L. Harris spent Wednes-
s.v with her sister, AIRS. Bessie
Tasterwooa, in Midlothian,
Nesdames G. A. and c. A. Word
and D. Dagnell spent Sunday win
Mrs. r. r. puvalI.
Mrs. George stout of Waxahaehlf
srent sunday with her son r. L
puyall. s,,,
saturday morning with Mrs G A
Word. ,,,,..
Mrs. b. A. Stout ana children
snenr saturday night and Sunday
ni,b her mother, Mrs. Garvin' O.
Midlothian. 80,
Misses Jessie kirk and Maggie
"a Marie Cox spent SATURDAY.
afternoon With Miss Jenneu wa
rams ut Mrs. Raines'.
joe T pagnell is spending
Jaw DAYS with relatives at foffes
ten. %,
Misses Maggie and Marie Coz
sgent sunday afternoon vita MS
eeneyie4e Word
Mrs. C, a. Word has been spend
Ing a few days with her dausa'es
~ y Adair at Sterrett.
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IKE.

II " Meadows and daughters'
misses GLADYS and Electra, and MISS
Mamie stone of sulphur SPRINGS
,'ho nave been visiting j H. Ledees-
~ aud family. have returned 20
their homes.
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lalcsholie. ginouA. malt ana t.,9axfa..s
Iing liquors should b. efohsbi,.s
within The state. The people II ~
primary instructed The Legislature u
submit such resolution hack III ia
voters for adoption. IN ohedtenca i,
tno instructions d the ueople the
legislature attempted II aabmlt ~
matter bnt IL failed ~ tMo yetas p
yet tao necessary tsFe liifsis III fAA
ihonse aaa latl;d o5.e 8.iie fa tl
senate
ID nv ness WilI ,,iss,,ss Es,7e.i;..
lpYohil,i;lnn ansl 0,,a, i ,s,s.,,,s
Tuesday i s5a,tssl ,,., 81 s.~,ss
ana Will soon tasen 81 ~ yas.a. II.
If4aNeI bad 4 t5ts II, L. do,s.,
OH him. so pin nalaop sa.s.1 XXI.
ti4 finished at4 kir4 j da,fgafg *
5ae Az liz ..al..e 81 agr aa.l
Y Ie3E aet i vaoij dinner
fsYasa sara3s i totg,A - s1.a. hs,,5l, =
palo Compton with aon,e noa ~
! have foFpotten she fanra
I.s9strv s. the field mn tA 500 -
n he honse for 4 ,,t,ltar apa Nrs
~. proceeded 20 ray the cash. M.
ard Mrs II. Z. ITarus were AZ horne
and / promised TO r4cet them az Mid
Isotnian next daY. bnt did not 60
started back aome with ". T. Mar
t.u anu some one else. But tgres
NoodriHe ana Mr. Pearson oarsa
along and took ne IN their aeto.
Wednesday aaet AIRS u c, Corn
Iwell and Mrs. ". 1 tiarroW Of MAY
peari with = son 81 each worked
nay passage 70 Maypeafi where | met
several OF the citizens. among whom
WAS Mr.. Jones Of the firm OF Jones
& Davis, | found him an Interesting
feonTersationaiist, interested in his
business aud with as fine q dollar as
4 eYef put in nay pocket. Bob sui
Iliva n and Roy CalleRs were there on
professional and official business
and brought me home where met
and reinstated V. d. Carter Of Wax
ahaehie f.
Some Italy friends took me up on
the road and soon delivered ne at
Red oak Thursday Down d the
home, Of air. and Mrs. ]. T Laniar
on Waxahaehie 4 | eaund a dollar,
eocd company. a good dnner, ana
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,nTrs FROM THE FIELD
AN ct RRENI COMMENT !;
~ Bill COX

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moderation and hlfuoaala,
bsea tuaajeea ia III almost
r.. ,,ataola4.ts.
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heea lsoksd as'an Mtif si1a9asol
IS 81 syel.y ciYi
e6.,4.sa From the pulpit,
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Personals.

n g. Gist OF Happy. is here the
guest Of his brother, Or. X. u. Gist
and family, l4lO Jackson street.
Mrs John r. lin has returned
from Miami. where she attended
house party given by Mrs. J. II. Hale
at her beautiful ranch home near
Miami.
Mr. and Mrs J. j Peters OF Mid
land. have returned 10 their home
after a pleasant visit here with rela-
iiyes
j. ]. Camp Of Floydada. transact
ed business In Amarillo yesterday.
Miss Sula Pace Of Gainesville. Is
here the guest of her brother, j. G.
Pace.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hudson of
Electra. we're in Amarillo yesterday
visiting relatives.
J. X. Linkey OF Waco. who was IN
Amarillo the first part of the week
lransacting business.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jerry Of Mem
phis. were here Monday the guests
OF friends
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G Henderson OF
Award. were IN Amarillo yesterday
enrOute 20 Colorado, where they will
remain during the summer
Misses Lois and Grace Mathewson
Of Austin. were In Amarillo the first
part Of the week visiting friends on
their way % Seattle. Wash, 10 make
an indefinite soiourn with relatives.
S. j. Dodson of Hereford, passed
through Amarillo yesterday on route
home from Detroit Cleveland, Chi
cago and other points. where he has
been on an extended visit
Mrs \. b. Boil has returned from
a three weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Ardmore. Okla. and Sher-
man Texas
Miss stella Durham Of Claude. Is
here the guest of Miss Frances Hum
phreys
\. G.. Ellis former proprietor 81
the Hereford Brand and siill 70 pro.
rrcssiye business man OF thar thrlv.
ing city. spent yesterday in ANA
rillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-11
METCALFE GOES SOUTH
UPON GOVERNMENT WORK

r. pryse Metcalfe. assistant in
charge of the Bureau OF Animal In
dustry. left last night for points
south and west including snyder.
Sweetwater and Midland to be- away
about ten days IN connection with
government persuasion OF hiu stock
men 10 hold their live stock for pur-
chasers being assembled IN the south
eastern states instead of shipping
them To the slaughter houses. HS
work Is under the direction of S S.
Jordan. OF the Department Of Agricul-
ture a. Washington. who was here
few days ago getting things in shape
for the commencement of the work.
Mr. Metcalfe VIII probably have
CHARGE OF the territory north of the
quarantine line uf the state. which
runs east and ives, and has part of it's
boundary az the northern extremity
OF Tay Tor. Nolan and Fisher and oth-
or counties
lie will meet with the leading
stockmon of the country where ne
visits and reveal the plan when tH,
government has under consideration
for the conservation of the live stock
industry OF the rttion. on account
Of the great inroads being made by
the packing hou4es and the govern
ment for It's army in the way ut
slaughters the government desires 20
take livestock which otherwise
would be- held o. b were not tor -
drouth and transport them 10 farm
ers and stockmen Of the Southeastern
states where there Is pronounced
scarcity and tremendously good
market for good stock