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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25
NO HAMON WILL IS
FOUND SAYS ATTORNEY

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 25.-(A.
P)-Jake l.. Hamon, late republican
national committeeman from Oklaho-
ma, left no will and reports that there
is document naming Miss Clara
Smith as u beneficialy are erroneous
as far as he can ascertain, according
to q statement last night by Fred FL
lis of Ardmore, OKLA. attorney for
Mrs. Jake L. Hamon, the widow.
Mr.. Ellis, who said he was here on
business in connection with the Ha-
mon estate, declared that he ana
others interested had made II thor
ough search of Mr.. lannon's personal
effects and had failed to find will.
"He told me shortly before he re-
ceived the wound which caused his
death that he had not made a will
but that he expected to do so before
long" Mr., Ellis said. He added that
he had first heard there was a will
making Miss Smith beneficiary
through newspaper dispatches. Ac-
cording to press dispatches, Miss
Smith would receive S4,000,000 under
the terms of the pusported document.
Fourth Reported Share
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 26.-(U. P)--
Jake L. Hamon, Oklahoma's multi
millionaire, left no will according to
Fred Ellis of Ardmore, attorney for
Mr.. lannon's widow. He said SO far
as he could learn there is no truth in
report that the late republican ma
tional committeeman left fourth of
his estate to Clara Smith Hamon, now
charged with his murder Ellis ex-
planned that he had made a thorough
search of lannon's effects without
finding a will. Furthermore, Ellis
said. Hamon told him shortly before
his death he had made no will.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25
OHIO TEAM WILL Be
HEAVIER THAN BEAR
ELEVEN, DOPE SHOWS
HuSkiest Californian Weighs
100 While Buckeyes Have
Four Over or Equaling That
Weight; Stars Are Light,

PASADENA. Cal, Dec. 25.-(A. PIT
When the Ohio State football play
ers--Undefeated champions OF the
Western Conference.-The their toes in
the gridiron here New Years Day
against the University OF California
team--champions OF the West--Ohlo
will have q slight advantage In the
weight problem
The team average Of the Buckeyes
Is lS2 pounds as against n. i7G pound
average for the californlans. In tho
line. the avareage weight Of the Ohio
ans Is 1s2 pounds while the average OF
the California forward wall is lSs
pounds. The hackfield Of the Buck
eyes also Is the heavier, the combined
weight totaling 527 pounds. The totai
weight OF the California backfieio
trio is an even 600 pounds.
California viii not have player in
the game Weighing above the 1870
mark. while Ohio will start two play
ers scaling above that figure and two
others tipping the beam at exactly 1870
pounds Willaman, the plunging full
back OF the Buckeyes. scales 205 |
R'AAANt Hiu ANNHttNHHf 1T tNHttTt 4
weighs 200 pounds. Trott and splers,
two llnemen, are 100 Founders. Pete
stinchcomb, the sensational half back
Is the lightest player on the ohio
squad--scaling only l52 pounda
The weight OF the California back
field is more evenly distributed than
that OF the ohioans. Morrison. the
fullback ~ the heaylest Of the trio.
Weighing l75 pounds. sprott az left
bali weighs i67, and Toomey at right
half balances the beam at 1853 ponds.
Erb, the quarterback, IL the lightest
player on the California eleven. He
weighs only i45 pounds.
Here is the tape" and other statis-
tics on the rival players.
California
Berkley. age 90. height s:Il l-2,
weight l7s. left end.
Dean age ~. height feet. weight
It's. left tackle.
Majors age 2i. feet II l-2 inches,
weight lss, left guard,
Latham age e., feet II IL inches.
1877. center.
cranmer age 81. feet ii inches,
weight. 1870. right guard. /
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25
BUY OREGON
PRODUCTS

man. Frank skadan. Spokane; Eldone
Jenne. Mont Vernon; Mike Moran
Spokane; Harold Hanley, Spokane,
Clarence Loomis. Seattle: Wallace Nc
Kay Edicott; Ford Dunton. Spokane;
Roy Sandberg, Bellingham; George
Bohanon. Spokane; Moe Sax, Walla
Walla and Buck Davis, Charleston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25

/ There Is @like-a-shot-
out-of-a-gun" action about
a car equiprs d with a New
Stromberg Carburetor.
The quality of gas mixture
produced BY the New
Stromberg gives a clean,
quick getaway anywhere
J in any weather; then a
speedy pick-up-through
a range of speed that
takes you as fast as you !
care TO travel.
II puts racing spirit into
a..y machine = increases
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25
IS WASHINGTON STATE
ATHLETES ARE HONORED

Pullman. Wash, Dec. 25.--(A. P.l-
Eighteen football players Of Washing
ton State college here have been
awarded letters for services on tho
gridiron during the 1929 season. The
Pullman athletes who won letters this
season at football follow: Captain
Fred Hamilton, Chehalis; Captain
elect Earl Dunlap, Dayton Lloyd Gil
lis, Washtucna; Roy Hanley, Spokane;
Robert Schnebly, EllenshHrg: Harry
George. Pullman: Milo McIver, Pull
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25

Bliss age 21, 5 II. s in. weight l54
halfbaek.
cott age 20, height It. s 1-2 in,
weight 1876, halfback.
Henderson age n, height 8 IT. IL
in, weight 176, halfhaek.
lsavel age 49, height 6 IT,, weight
ia, fullback
Jackson age 10, it.. weight 1874,
tackle
Pauley age 10, height 6 IT., weight
lis. center.
c. Taylor age 20. height 5 IT. 10 in,
weight 10, fullback.
Weaver age 2l, height #. 10 in.
weight $50. fullhack.
WEIGH age %, height IT,. weight
2I5. guard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25

its power-gives it better
acceleration. And it re-
duces mileage costs radi-
cally.
The reputation of the
New Stromberg is evil
dence Of its superiority
and proof of its need on
any car-of any make, OF
any model. 1t holds off.
cial worlds rec,,rds on
virtually 2ll makes of
machines for power, for
speed and for fuel savings.
If Stromberg equipment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25

meant or. a slight better /
ment in engine operation |
I-only a little more speed |
only a little more power |
l-only small savings, there |
might be no actual need or |
reason for your changing. |
The increase in power and |
speed - the decrease IN |
operstivecosts are 50 great
] that the New Strombere
I is a downright necessity.
Bring your m achine
around and let us equip il
with a New Stromberg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25
OFFICIALS EXPECT VETO.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ga. P)-
A veto of the joint resolution reviving
the war finance corporation is expect
ed by white house officials but in Civ
inS expression to their belief today
they made it clear that they had no
specific information from the presi-
dent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25
Where's Your
Dread Duttered3

WHAl makes your community prosperous one1
~ You udont need'to do "Sherlock Holmes to fig
ue out that the industries ofa community are
the sturdy oaks around which the vine of prosperity
twines Ard that the successful development OF a..
ndustry depends upon the quality Of the product
and market
Oregon manufacturers putting the quality into
their products; you can help extend their market by
asking for "Oregon Made" when you buy. And in
cldentally put more butter your own bread.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25

Average weight of team lS2. Aver
age weight of line asa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
EX-SENATOR BAILEY ~.
WILL BUILD NEW HOME
N STATE or KENTUCKY

.fufal ~ 90 Nfsf
pftisAH Natrh 20 Tlwo has
h'pI mach zee 'ni rOiHWrbi % ilF
iuI fIu " hepuiOf n1iirY hH4 u
home % WIsiilHi'iH, 10 -, lud u
um BIS M W raiimyili, Teaas,
Nnd iuW iha ifntf my Announce
mont Do Wilr thlf ~ " ~ hnlld u
r1uniIy hnm" f0f hlmfnlf No llon'
iu,ht
10 lbr Dallas NoinlBg Neys ~
lurdHl Nt,h 90 rfr' appoH'd
H tr9nW ieTnm nam lntiagibu,
Kentucky trlllng about thn f0imTf
senator dlHpnalnR ~ ~ large number
a. uuiilrB hpftnf ~ lliili1 infin,
linWNll fir plh". which property
ho hla Wlnt hayn Tho o1helnlinr
frnirnrn ~ iln special tom ~ hi
follow
"Nr Hnl'oy hls bought twenty
Hinn HrIn "a Land Hl' nilr nom
lr,inglHn ~ VII lniii Il hla 'oun'
ln home ll'irUn
fliir ifma ~ ih1 Dnllia Morning
ArHs 900 SUNDAY Mnrrh 9 Told ~
Irfi'lNK % Communication rom u
lHYtD i1 rHsinnd 'fDtAa, w 1hluli
lrr HiimHif Rtiit 'fDHlofHidy iln
dNafsliyiHe candidate
H. home N IN Washington. his
cemetery l0f M unrWllle hf hr1h
~ 0rfmlni bis nnrh M New Mes
l'u hlH hnrr' IN krnlurhy ana ~
bee hnNora ~ fesaa
Progressive dlyertlllrhllon IN inn
instance udda lWn n'h.fpins fpaid ~
rfH ~ tho property list ~ Tie i0r
mpI HnnAi0r hnd !. ~ pointed 0ui
nt uNly llfl the Kentucky summer
hoolns Hre moio Ilpifhnl thln those
IN Washington nnd the hills ~ the
Mac tllnt A.. Wnln We .uniling l1
those M retirement who RAE win
retrospective csc uIDn also rams
nmnnH ihr ilro hOitrH nnd mndltht :
unnn nsniring polite innH NJ the lnif
classification
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
RED DEER HEREFORD ASSOCIATION
HOLDS FIRST ANNUAL AUCTION SALE
ATM|AM|; GOOD RESULTS REPORTED

u y e. Ua.rr Cen T,Na. ton '
CO., sale ~ 'uuu.
Cav Tad % months old ti,f
bred hy u 7 Alexander and owned
10y I a. Osborne. sold ~ $500
Marr Militant q ~ months old
hriier brad ana oWrrd hN J. T. Cs.
borne. ,0ld gi $3.50
Graceful, o Z wear Old COW with
calf a. foot owned hy J T., Osborne
sold ut 500
rurrcc cow With cali at foot
owned hy - y iokoly sold at Sl36.
Eastrt som, Neltllng past own.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

epeslal u thr Ners
4 MIAMI, Mar .o--Thc Ri ntog
flttsftrl rteofefs' Assicinti,n, h'li
their ilfs, annual sale here today "a.
ling IS lied OF cattle, all contrib, ."d
by member OF 'hn \ ISOLATION, ubl
live In Roberts. liemahnL Lipsc1m'
and Wheeler counties. Most ot the
stock sold was bred BY members ct
the association. and represented some
of'the best hetds thar NAV ho fudui
In the raGhanlc or most anyWa -
s.M.
Daley Militant, year oil h"tt'r
with calf a, foot. bred and owuoi bl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
NINE OIL CONCERNS ARE OPERATING
IN HALL COUNTY; V|GRIN|A-TEXAS
COMPANY IS LATEST T0BEGIN TEST

81 lrHh and VIII u.umo drilling ns
.''u ut il' r'mruf Ns. Ihlt Wrli
d. poo iDri
Tho Home People nrfp Lilo
I'.' .s 600 th' mud 300 rHunplrd ~
..' Nii'r uil 1nr lIr HUalut ou
'Hnl rum fDr Worth nrD,Hti ~
'.1N possible Wa.tf uf nl Whom
ihN t.Iifos ihn Ni.l 500 uo i !
'I InH iho rHtrm ul inc nll llnd Hf
Hnri They hla iapG &c. NJ.
''Nl .s on ne praimd i0r iosi VOL
.H ',Ih'i Flat eu NsN,ln 90 be-
d" M HiI' "A iisItnE NuNlln Iils
."' /" ln brln iHis week
I'D" ri llin VIII q. luilny has
hrn closed doAn Is tlIlnf 4
Non Ton iNeu 800 rl.lhe WHs
.r. f.d ifr lat %, ih' 800 mani itil
i''s 80 IH lfrIIl'f a. ones
N"nUuF h hnl.IUttuI. go nins
.uI co. nIHH va 600. al iuitl.
.if ~ p7 several Nil c'mprIHs
.hI' %. ,,lr a. ...I niipnflDif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

A pain N The side or back that
catches you when You Atfaighteh up
calls Tor fub1lnn application ~
hAlLAltD'h KNOW LiSiAifNT II
l"lHNoa tho contracted muscles ana
pnimlla ordinary bodily motion
without hnffeIlng ~ Inconvenience,
Sold by oil druggists, sCto
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
STEPHENS COUNTY HAS ANOTHER
GOOD PRODUCER WITH CLANCY NO. |
FLOWING 1000 BARRELS DAILY

lHrn ihofouNnly Hrl rnl oDU iliy
land us result Dll ul tllp u,Nrr u.o.
duc.ug area ol Che fields win be- 40.
NrlOprd more .IoNWN but Wurs thl.
uugHh 5000 with q Wtuh reduced
dil.uF CONT ln thr territory a. thr
north Hl re.und 90, State. OIl Coz.
uuuuOu continues 90 t,.l IuI tl, ri.
trul Ol tNr HnlHDlUs urrIs ihlr Nttr
too result Ul extensions 90 tlr Plead.
uut Grove dUtricf.an1 of lnr ilu1rs
man shallow pool hu 90 tho same
tmp D. N'Uius H uui TWINS iu U.tHi.
Up 600 Dl the ultltury 100 uu.r Whom
M ouDr ..'lh.Hh.a tnp IWu, ot inc
Qfld DO Will prn.r.t n % vcll outline
rl drilIHs uuuuru iu cover 700 Ne
territory
Iht uWr s COCO, throughout tho
lDid Bui means tbaI DO ih' long run
M,,o Ui,l ho % creator wudH.in,
from ihr upU 100 Ir,. rNp.u.r. Uut
that tho fields Niii Msi mUDu 5000. p
than ihN otherwise would.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

Take llrRnlNE for indigestion. 4
relieves the pain In q few minutes
and iurtos ihe fcrmenlcd matter
which causes tho mNoty Into mo
bowels who're II IL expelled Soli ~
all druggists. 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

Special 10 Tho News,
FORT wur7 n. Another
good we'll has heen brought No IN che
new territory TO the north of Hrr.t.
enridc, IN stephens county % D. oh,
Incidentally Il "a the hoai well iu lHat
CLANCY No | VI Chapman et pll md
entire district. coming M Win In boz.
ltial flow OF 1900 barrels dtlH u
81 located q milo north ot lltr..ru.
ridge and II the ncarr nfulu'.r 90
that site OF the CITY. Tho CLANCY
started iloging after q heavy ahUi,
from total depth OF a,io "ot
The most motto, able TREND Boo ihN
development throughout the Nluh
Central Texas fields ~ this tm' O.
toward conservative development ~
proven fields. The largrr clmwVIri
are no longer rushing hcad'1Nt IN
their drilling with onc object 700 gnf.
ting gushors They are proceeding
toward the development ut th0i' aDre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
WICHITA

Motor trucks are worth more today than
they were a wear ago.
This is but natural. for everything that
enters into the construction Of a motor truck
has advanced IN price during the las, year.
Being worth more GOOD judgment sug.
sests that when a business man purchases
motor truck that he buys enc that can be
kept going all the ,ims--or as much Of the
time @ conditions permit
] have been making Wichita trucks nearly
ten years kno~ ,hA, motor trucks when
used wi hssr out in spots, and that sss.
dsais viii happen
also know thu, timely requirements, made
81 a comparatively small coat, vii ndsii.
ai.sly pFolonr he he apd value Of . motor
truck.
u u this knowledge, sainsd through years
81 sHpsIisHs IN he me,ar ,fusk maaui,s,
TURNS hasiAeas, The, tells me that there
mus, ever b. close sa'apssa,loR hs,wssa
mates trust maksr, and meteor ,Fssk aasF.
have adpolsd ,hs pal,ss ei ,sadias mY
eEsaAisal'sa 10 those ssslieai II ,As uatsd
States wAsEs MlsApa ,rpska Az meet sva'
sFsny 10 aas
! ss'ld ieg las.aess, ., a mssh Sweater
FHeia 10 @l seRPaaA, ls'a nsk aAa ls,s
,gesAls, spRa,ai ssepli ~ aill'Aa1s N,sh1a
haslA sas n his ssi ael ~ taiAs.sa !,
gssips stal N'sAila 1Fasli Rel ,Aal kiud u
ssFs'fs lAa1 y asssasan leF mslel ussk
v gssssss \ q glssi "a Lad Il ,sNNs ~
"a aeass .Aal 4 ,Aasld sl,s
hsl keey 1Aal slssh eals,sla ays $50
Va w pnse9AsN Fsshl a. Nshas
Aslssl laNRael y eNeg sy,ldag lal As
We'ae a. ISL e. w. lsA,
~ lAN asfasRl ~ SaFeaal ws.elalsl 4
p'l Nefk y lNslen N'aR,Aii a a. sas,b.
ssll ~ sy eel ifskWg N se,0 Az
vlRh Ne''ia asls' lhs'h ~ eg as Nsk
~ " civ iaagRNalii fNss An a
lmlt ASA aRa I $500 "A Ne ai.ss az
ssaslssif 40 lieW pfg n Nas ~
es'na'l q 'W hg''N lf0e'h0 ~ n q,
,,isana
w Il NJ b.Nn bsaa uaals.
1 aagf n Nsfk y aA.N Ia NNhp Ns.kf
ll.N A9.N n geN AZ seafalh slsp
nA,f n 400 N 60 ~ a.ttri an
Nfln lN llo A nst. lM
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

Farmers ana others wno i've NJ q
distance from q dfug store should
keep IN the house u bottle o. BAL
LAltDB SNOW LiNIMENT II may
be- needed ut any time for cuts,
wounds. s0fea. apralna or rheiinat.
lam. n IL q powerful hoaling ana
penetrating remedy. Hold NY all drug
glsts s0tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
nNII rOlNrS RO,Ds
MING piT " AiiApi

MfMpillS, Mar ~ AZ luir
rlmnIuWloners proclruH y, lidll ,uBut
e. .ve graders nnd ginnnrs WIN
ll''N npWpr ~ NuTi ~ the various
unF M The putdj Much road
hmliiI Nill h. ,lt' THIS yalr p,u
.Ui u',r hgs q hand ,aslp ulrfUdY
uriorri.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
PLANS MADE TO PAVE
STREETS Of MEMPHIS


spsdsi h he Nexs
aiFJPlib, March - plahs ar.
eoli nlohR for The ,dylng ~ ih'
tunte ana several street leldlng
RON HE square. Ijuildlng aciiW
iles SHOW marx incfons" numerous
applications ar being made fpr het
hntlncls hnildlngF ana firms hni n'
ilr cannot 49, filled i1nd t'lil"
generally haze aiinlhod u fu'l 80 pei
cont advance over three yCar tgn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
nuOD RuN fNLs,
own iiAii iui So,


"f''F'N' w W. HfNH
MEMPHIS Mar 10 Good ralrf
loI' over lllll county Mai Nrrh M
wind storm damAnp occurred ana iur
rains pli tho H0il 10 hnitor shape fnr
planting ihln u hns eseI been ~ lhiH
unr nl me year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

The cbifiu ~ n bathroom ~ ~
spOlleasnrsa ly The use NJ ll,d cross
lilnr, ~ cloths ana towels irlnill
iheif Whllo1oss until WON oui Ad'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
Ccnsn, Repeat

VIZ Ilalfi lfFas
WNslllNuTON March ~ ~,
Population ~ rorHl,ann a. 1850.
lilllshofo & sA5 nnl nrvhn G.Ntg,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

Ja.ton, and tho s-ton models Then there
10 that Justly popular
WICHITA OIL FIELD SPECIAL.
This last named truck was designed 10
meet and overcome conditions where the
roadway demands equal consideration with
tho load. II "a light, bu, strong, and has q
giant ~ q motor. II hos the same tread for
from, and rear wheels and Is economical TO
operate end 10 maintain.
Il il M accident that one Of the oldest,
sironecs, and most efficient motor truck fac.
toris, In The United States should have
crown up at Wichita Falls, Texas. II Is no
accident, that the demand for Wichita trucks
In 1919 forced the company 10 acquire the
modern plant u now operates al Oklahoma
City Oklahoma, in addition 10 its modern
plant At Wichita Falls.
Hundreds Of motor truck faeories have
been launched and have zone Oh, Of exist.
ente sInes we made the frat Wichita truck.
Today the Wichita Motors Company 10 big.
ger than ayer and has the nearly ten years
,usseasiul experience behind !, 10 make u
sill blugw and better,
MIehl,a trucks are hull, right,
They are ayen the right Kind ef factory
attention, q supsr'seryiss, alter they have
PASSED 10 owners le al tia, area thai the
wshl,a Maiass Company has established as
iaflagY hganshes
eeassnlTa,lan II slien h haildins WISH
uA lvaskA concentration ei saasayers 10
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-07
Mile a Day
C.. M. P. Co.'S. Progress

The Central, Maine Power Com
peny's new power line from the Deer
Rips station on the Androscoggin
river to Mechanic Falls IL going for
ward exceedingly fast and Is already
completed beyond Littlefeld-
The same big crew that so sue
cessfully constructed the Farming
dale-Deer Rips line at the rate OF
a mile a day. is working on this new
piece Of construction-and the men
are putting it through at the same
speed. Company officials state that
September II should see the line
completed. except possibly the string
ing Of wire. The wire crew 10 usual
~ kept about a week behind the con-
struction crew.
Work 10 also being rushed on the
new power unit to be added to the
Deer Rips station. Word has been
received by the company that the
new generator will be shipped from
the factory next week-which IL sew
eral weeks sooner than was expected.
This new unit will increase the
output of the Der Rips station from
5000 to 1000 horse power and will
make a much needed addition to the
Androscoggin Electric Company's
power making equipment. The en-
tire plant will doubtless be in full
operation again by October Is.