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PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-creamery higher than a extras.
lb., 60g60hc.: extras, e2 score. oegosssc.
flrsts, DO to 81 score. b4@osc:; iirsss' 90 70
t36p4Gc.: lower grades. i1g42c.; Danish.
casks. 51957c. vnsalted, higher than extras
C2ls963Mc:: EXTRAS. 619e2c.; firsts, 4egoSc ,;
5s635shc.; good to prime. 52057c.: common
TO fair. 4idD51c. renovated. extras, 49goOc.
ladies. current make. firsts. sg1keb4oc. sec
onds. s6M@37c.: lower grades. s5gS8c. pack
ing stock current make. No. l. &c.,; No. 2
35c. lower grades, 32q34c.
CHEEsE-state, whole milk. held firsts
specials, pound. 27q2siic ; average run, 1eu
run, 24ihQ25c.: lower grades. 2oa24c.: twins
held specials. 27G2sc. average run; 26c;
Wisconsin, fresh twins, 26hQ27c. single Dai-
fresh. 26M27hc.; Young Americas. held
2silc.; skins. held specials. $4,000: prime
TO choice, 15G17hc.: fair to good. 12414l1c'
lower grades. 1Oc.
re: extra firsts, 6797oc.; firsts, 63qeoc.
seconds, 5sd61c. dirties, No. l. 5Ogo2o.
checks, fair to choice. dry. 46Q47c refrig
first.. bslE955c.; seconds. 5Oa53c.; State
Pennsylvania and nearby Western. hennery
whites, extras, 81; os@1 10; extra first'; ~, sig
to toe extra fir.ts. s7eGsi.o5; under sredes, 72a
s5c. puilets. 7oas2c.; Pacific Coz whites
extra fists. 95c.l$i.o3: firstl. Ssggoc:
under grades 60Qs4c.; Petalulna, pullets
S4Sisoc. other western and sputhern. gath
| erred whites, 6Ja90c.; State, Pennsylvania
| and nearby Western, hennery browns, extras
| 751S4c gathered brown and Ialssd -olors
graded extras. 71972c.; firsts to extra frsts
| 63070c.
POTATOEs-Maine, 1870 lbs. $500 40
State, s494.50; Long Island. bbl. $3.50
4.75; Jersey red. 1875 lbs, s3Q4,25; 100 IDS.
| 50. 5Oa3.50: long, 1875 lbs, S2.I5Q3.2oi 10
lbs, 81. 5OGD2.S5; No. 2, bbl., S1.5O02. Sweets
Jersey, baskets, 75c.1s1.50; Maryland bas
ket. 75c.@s1. 90; Southern. bbl.. s2.7o93'5o
No. 2, Dbl, si.5011.75.
POULTRY, DREsSED-FRESH KILLED
| Chickens, nearby, broilers. h.. 42Q4ic
fryers. 24936c.; Virginia broilers. 3sc VIZ
ginia chickens, 34a38c.; Southern, dry picke'
brollers. boxes, 36G47c.; fryers. 81 TO AZ IDS
! to doz., 31G134c. roasters, 3S443c.; brollers
bills. 36d37c. chickens. kegs. 33934c.i West
ern Iced, bills. broilers, lbs. each AM
under. 33G30c.; flyers, ~ to lbs: eacn
2ST30c. Fowls. Western dry picked. mill
fed, boxes. 20n41c.: corn fed. 2s84oc.i ar,
picked. bbls. and kegs, 27D30c scalded, 33e
| SIC. Old cocks. Western. 26l2Sc. Ducks
Long Island spring. 39c. SQUADS, larg
white, to 10 lbs. to doz., Ssaloi 0 to
lbs, S507; dark, $1,000: culls, Si.6OW2
POULTRY, LIvE--Fowls. freight. 23Q2sc.
express. 21T30c. Chickens, freight, 2Sc.; *
press, 2SN20c. Old ROSTERS. freight 2Oc
Turkeys, freight. 40c. Ducks, freight, 20
Csc; express, 2JG3Oc. Geese, freight, 21c
Pigeons, pair, freight or express, 4Oaloc
Guineas, pair, 1925.
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PENNSYLVANIA OIL MARKET.

On CITY, Oct 1S.-Credit balances
ss10. Runs. 1888: average. 56.S1S.
shlpments. u.s. 77; average, 61,325.
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BRINGS BRITISH GOLD.

The American liner ST. Paul. In yes
terday from Southampton, brought
s., 10000 In British gold to pay interest
on Great Britain's war debt to the
United states.
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DANISH GOVERNMENT
OBTAINS LOAN HERE
NEGOTIATIONS for Placing
2O,OOO,O0O Completed.

Negotiations for the purchase of $780,
100000 of twenty-five year per cent.
bonds of the Danish Government have
been concluded by the Bankers Trust
Company. according to information OBJ
tained yesterday in reliable quarters.
Officials of the trust company, how
ever. have declined to make any state
ment regarding the report, but it Is I'M
derstood that syndicate that is to be
formed will offer the issue for public
subscription later in the week.
The negotiations for the purchase Of
the issue have been under way for sew
eral months and at least at one time,
when they had neared consummation.
postponement of any action concerning
II was necessary.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Substantial recessions of European ex-
changes. with sterling at the lowest
level since March, outwcighed the help
ful Influence of per cent. call funds and
caused much liquidation during the final
hour of yesterdays trading In the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange. On that sell
ing most of the steels. equipments. rails
and specialties registered material de-
clines from Saturdays final figures
Good buying OF sugar. local fractions and
oil brought fair gains In the midday pc
Rod, those properties later falling In
line with the downward trend Last
quotations were generally the days low
est
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cambridge & Ryan have moved to larger
offices in GO Broadway.
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Josephthai g. Co. have issued circular or
convertible railroad bonds giving n descrip.
ton OF bonds the conversion privilege OF
which has not expired.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Barney Reilly has become member or the
customers staff of Thomson a. McKinnan.
Charles L. Murphy, for seven years asso-
cieted with the bond department OF Bon
bright a Co., has organized the firm OF
Charles l.. Murphy Co. to transact gen.
eraI investment business In lis Broadway.
L. A. Gibson and Kenneth Mcclure are
with J. G. White Co.'s bond department
American Smelling and Refining Corn
many has reduced the price of lead from tx
to,7h cents a pound.
yoseprfhai g. Co. have issued circular on
conver,ible railroad bonds giving descrfp-
ton OF bonds the conversion privilege OF
which has not expired.
Directors OF the Webster and Atlas Ma
'ionsi Bank OF Boston have elected Armory
Eliot chairman OF its board and Raymond
81 Cox as It's president, both changes eff
fective November l.
Ernest v. Parshail, for eight years assist
ant 20 tho prerident OF the Audit Company
Of New York and 81 the Appralsals Cor
Doratlon OF New York. has resigned from
that poefion 20 become associated with the
Y. G.. White Management Corporations In
dustrlal department.
cambridge Ryan have moved TO larger
offices In GO Broadway.
Cravath & Henderson announce that r. G.
Leffingwell, formerly an assistant Secretary
81 the Treasury, has become again n mem
Der of their firm, which viii continue under
the name OF Cravath. Henderson, Letting
well de Gersdorff.
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(All Liberty bond transactio
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common 20 prime steers, 100 lbs. 81 00I15.N0
Common 70 choice bulls 100 lbs. 5.50I $50
Common to choice COWS, 100 lbs. 2.10n 500
Common to prime veals. 100 lbs. IA. 0Od21.0O
Common TO prime sheep (ewes).
100 lbs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.UOU o.VO
lbs. ...............'..... p.0o112. s7h
Live hogs, 100 iG.50IiT.00
Dressed beef. steer sides, lb..... 14G26c.
City dressed veals. lb.......... 20n32c.
Dressed mutton, lb.............. Snlic.
Dressed lambs, lb.. 1eQ20c.
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$5,OOOOOO
City of Christiania Norway
Twenty-Five Year go Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Due October l. 1945
Interest payable April and October l.

and and m
payable York United States gold coin Of equal to- the m n
CityofC Sinking Fund
$2o January ~
ndunlth
applied the purchase Bonds the market obtain
tno uappl August
dto 1926 at 1000
thereafter
April 9to
advertisement
infomai Hs First Mayor the City Of
As has eenr~audy casa s sube to corrections
ranked high Previous
the 40 49 There has been any default on
loan the City.
Ciys K. 1=so26s at
Kr the total
productive
The estimated population taxable
756OO0O0o
13 100000
be applied towards redemption the IMPROVED balance
The thea
$500 delivery of
receipt eIverablei when andas
The temporary receipts echangeabetor
without
applied and aIotnents our
New MUFFIN, LOED q W.
above sb At record only
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Barney Reilly has become member OF the
customers' staff Of Thomson McKinnan.
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Satur-
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool oables-Spot cotton in small in
curry at fO2 points decline; middling. 14.15d.
Sales, 1000: American l. 900. Imports. none.
Futures opened easy at 20 TO III points de.
to 0s points. October. 1864. December,
1s.44d. January, 13.45dc; March. is.sod.;
warns and cloths duh and irregular.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
WORTH IT'S WEIGHT
IN GOLD" DECLARES
FLA. WINTER RESIDENT

10 Doe scnt horne. bat WIS in an .,
trcmcly weak ard nervous condition.
Ml nerves W,l, .o badly ups,, that my
rest "a nighi wls very broken. / would
wax, up wifi % start lt the least lttI.
sound and ! always iclt tired and worn
IN getting nap in thr mornings. li.o
suffered great deal frum palpiluun ut
the heart. and was iu such 70 ran down
condition generally / decided o. 80 nd
the winter in Florida Zoe ms health
l'ut failed o. regain "a ys'rrugih.
and before taking Tanlar Vas su weak
! could hardly walk O. mv meals To-
t,p tho truth. ! was alm,st "a complete
nervous and phyfral wreck.
Il way constantly irving different
m,iioir,s viii. 100 vtting arv relief
until began taking Tanlar. and npr
after taking mi, tNs BOTTLES ,f this
wonderful medicine hly, rcraired my
strength 30 can walk almost ems dis
lunce without even herming tired Nr|
nerves az. a. STEADY ~ can De- and
can slc,p Ike ,h.h all uish, long.
Then. to-. bette taxing Tlrac I had
IA very a. Ihiof uo cuugh. which I an
glad To sly hss entirely disappeared
n fact I avn 'ulWigg better health
than have in y,aI.. and I wul pilie,
Tanhr o. long ass { h,e"
Tanla, b. sold u Amarillo by j "
Cdlirr Diug GO. Al,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
THREE MEN ARE HELD
AFTER TIRES ARE SOLD

Three mon arrested Thursday hy
members OF 90, u,Ir, department WDp
turned over fu Sheriff Burton Roach
yesterday AMI ai' o,iug held IN the
county nl prndius IH investigation Goo
det.rmin, the ownership OFF ihry, uutu
mobile utu Aid tn hose been Sold Dos
then CO. fhs pHpu i.. OF q lpul uNi.
cab concern.
n b. .lIo inp mon 30 approached no"
taNiclb proprietor Yud offered tu s,il
HIN sHu, tires tu DE- delivered nt o. later
date m, offer Nls accepted and the
tires were delivered Gee the purchaser s.
resid.urp liiet midnight wednesday the
officers ry The three men made "a
hurried ,ill 10 ;bn uNi stand and 1sb'd
for soc bon payment t.r iNr Tires aud
were told that the officer bud taken
the tires into their rusiudy. Tnry then
hurried Co. tho Fort worth s. ionyor
station and v,I. ,uI.sur.Hs in i.lyr
town whom obey vU, arrested % b. &c..
carcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
INVITES EDITORS To MEXICO.

II Is reported that one Of the first
acts OF Presiden, de la Huerta. OF
Mexico. after taking over the proyi-
sional goyennani. was to invite for
~ OF the leading newspapers Of the
United States 10 send their CORE
spondents into MEXICO for the pur.
pose OF investigating the real eondi-
tion OF the eouniry.
Forty Americas nevSpapermen. Il
given a fair chance. most uadoubt-
sdly would get q, the heart o. The
situation below the Rio Grande and
they would do much toward bring
Ing the two nations into sympathetic
touch. one with the ether.
Not many months ago a number
Of Nexlean Journalists paid a virit "a
the United States. and the impress
sions which they received upon mi.
visit were well word While.
While they were shosn how power.
. ful Is the United States government
,and how excellently is Is army an
navy armed and ORGANIZE. they all,
tpund that the feeling % the part O
ne great majority Of Anerieaas 10
their country and their people va
one Of sincere friendship sad 600,
VIII. In spite Of the many outrage
vhirh have been perpetraisa upoi
Americans by the lawless slass O
Aexicans
The people % the Uniied s,aie
undeniand that m rank and &c q
he Mtxiean people have had tie
hatred OF Americans inflamed 1
their leaders.
II IA something 20 believe tnat n
condition does not now exist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
PROGRAM FOR HIGHWAY
MEETING IS ANNOUNCED

\ tentative partial program to De- ear
ri'd out az the annual convention 81
the 'ulurndu.tuthc.Gulf Highway Asso.
.'ntion. a. b" held In Amarillo Monday
and Tuesday. June 80 and 80 has been
prepared IN conjunction with the Board
u 'ity development u provides fur
nn address 81 welcome hy Mayor Lon
-. MarrE discus ION Of civic organ
iyttions and Roads" by r. a. Durham.
shall the Colorado.toihrG HIGH.
way H. Highway m o. Hy.wayf" hy
Harrison Goldsmith aud Coed Roads
flu.
Assurance 81 goud ATTENDANCE" uf
delegates from an cities along iho route
"t th" highway b. given
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
4 WISE JUDGE.

A New York jury Thursday ren
dered a verdict In favor OF william
McCue and against the Russell sag,
Foundation. publishers OF boob
called "Boyhood and Lawlessness. d
In this book appeared the picture Of
Wnkam McCue and under IL was
the label. THE Toughest Kid In
Hell's Kitchen"
This Is one OF those "uplift" move
menis 81 the rich which sometimes do
good and sometimes do harm. ac-
cording 10 the accidental course II
may take Here vas a hoy who was
1. not a tough kid al ull. II the evidence
- produced on his TRIAL could b. taken
NJ i,s face value he was not even
told why IL was that his picture was
chsing taken--that Is. he was not told
sshe truth about Il.
In denying the motion 10 SGT aside
the verdict. Justice Ford offered
these words OF wisdom:
There is not scintilla ~ eyi-
dence that he was tough al all. That
Ia the trouble with these movements
They think that where there is pow
srty there must be crlmlnality. A.
natter Of fact in those humble
Lula homes In the section picture IN
this hnok will eb found more Chris
tim Piety. more devotion to neal
duty. more OF the sterling qualities
ot hsmanity than will be fogad In
the mansions along Fifih Avenue.
These people from their erea;
selfepaszoas righteousness and 81
veri~ exrelIenoe peer down on these
hamhls beings as though they were
20 many cobblestones In the streets
without any regard at all for their
feelings Or their rights in the con-
munity.T
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
Mrs. Rhodes, After Trying OSer
Medicines Without Success
Finds Relief by Taking Tanhe.
ONLY THING THAT
DID HER ANY GOOD
Her Strength Returns, Cough b
Gone and She Is Enjoying
Better Health Now Than n
Years.

Gro &C tho most Interesting state
u,r'r SCI pihlished IN connection with
Taui1r was made recently by Mrs. AliD1
Virginia Rhodes. Atlantic Hotel Tampa.
F.a Mn Rhodes who IL seventy two
years ~ age and who's" home Is In BIOS
tor Mass has been spending some
time in Florida. and Tor several years
has ipent her winters either In this
f'lt, ur california In search ~ health
ana % o.. APE m ecold northern climate.
a little over a year ago" said Mrs
Rhodes 4 had an attack II the 'flu
ard was sent O. . hosfsial. where no
hupc - recovery was held out o. me.
After several weeks % cnreful nursing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
TENT sHlI COMEDIAN
HAS W|k REPUTATION
IN ,')N1 7Y LAD ROLE

Harley Sadies m" country hoy" az
Hrunks Comedies which VIII play nm
der ,unyns In Aariilo an next wo.l,
un the loi oppo.isih' Ffderal building
under tho au.plcsa the Hanson Post
."f the American Ron. ard his lari
nor in IN. shuw hGncss Glenn Brunk
both ~, West Tep' men. Sadlcr was
born and reared atanford. and Brunk
is ouc 81 seven lroefrs who were born
,nd' reared at IIsftord all u whom
are In the show huSess
Sldi.r. who - my - years - age
md ono II m. funhsa little comedians
PLAYING under ,anvs viii be- remeu,-
bor-d by q large rsnh'l ~ Amarillo
people ls the redhsaArd frccklc-fac,d
Toby who ulpyed il o. city with the
I;oy T. Fox PLAYERS ah'ht tom years
1gu
e. T. Cary. business manager for
trunks Connexions. aid Yesterday that
'Hr show b. Represents enjovs the ropu.
utiun ~ having showed longer stand
in one city than any o,h'r group ot
PLAYERS under ,lnvs IN ih" inii"d
states declaring that he Hrunt troop
showed - yunsrD utiye ve'ks i1 Nich.
iia Kansas. PLAYING uDSr canvas dur
ire the summer months lnd on the
theatre star" IN winter A. thai time
Harley Sldl.r was mtnarir ~ the show.
filling that position wAie Mr.. Trunk
WIS overseas serving N the war
Bruuhy has fhuW,d gently at ''o'
.yis. sun Angelo Bruxrp { md Nit
l,nc. playing % two U,,asia GO ''h
place.
The proceeds to D., leEed w The
showing q hunks C,nstanf 'H.''
riuo SAL go Co the hui.dias fir. B." 'h'
American Legion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

10 the front under the hand OF
Editor LOOMS. So prosperous is II
that u has become necessary for
Editor LOOMS to order a new Model
u Mergcnthaler Linotype To take the
place Of the No. 3 which be- has been
using. The new machine. setting a.
II does large ~ well rs small type.
will give this nowsy publication an
even better appearance than IL now
presents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
AMARILLO BOY DETAILED
| FOR DUTY At ANTWERP
si 70 The NsvH
tSiiINCrC

Ri. 'a' W The New
,siIINCrCN Jnrc 2i.-prNai,
Sc, ~ Is Weaver s0n of John VII
iiam Weaver 81 81. 800 Nm,h johnson
,trc,i. Amarillo Tx. who is = mombor
~ the NItfH Provisional Guard Com
plry n 900, American Forces boz Gsr
many. has ben d.f4Iird frr gp,,ial dufy
zoo Antwerp Belgium. tie has lett the
Headquarters 81 h.f COMPANY ir ma
s.w duties Tho ui,mri, Hmes -Ili
hD held there this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
TESTS OT cows BEING
MADE BS BENTON

\ series ~ tests of covs ownod h'
Harmon Benton with view q dri"rmin
was begun YESTERDAY hy celaiS AE'n'
Harmon Benton with view 4 di'imin
INK whether or not they ure 'liiihl'
a. q register IT merit. lie I'D u ~ g.
plirsd ~ cow that she IrNlnc" h'
least lsO pounds Il butter a yar Co go
utl, h.r tu registry and The bfis must
D., mad, lf least one" r. none To- one
year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
LACKS TmE PINCH.

The Manage g Editors Mail. pub
lished in Chicago. remarks.
III an idea IL really important u
does stand "a reason that Il can be-
better and more completely expressed
IN 500 words than In - 80 doubt
70 can. But tho 500 word articl"
lacks one thing that The lj-wora
PARAGRAPH has-thc eloquonce Of
hreyity."
which O. 10 say that q lacks the
punch and paragraph with the
punch lasts longer than the CONF
plotoly expressed thought a. five
hundred word To- length
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
H'ys MODEL ~.

The Canadian Record. situated -
q Is IN ons OF the most prosperoas
and progressive communities Of M
North Panhandle country, u forginl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

The United states Employment
Service has been enrolling more men
willing to e. into the harvest fields
than thc farmers hove thus far
needed. Il may net be- thus al the
season. but the farmers OF Potter
and othor Panhandle counties should
remember that this organization Is
willing and ready 10 cooperate with
them and they should put IN their
orders fnr hands as soon as they de-
termino how many they Will be able
to ne
The Panhandle is again blessed
with an excellent wheat crop crop.
il is reported. that viii grade better
than that o. last year although 1t
may not no quite ~ heavy
The Panhandle oi Texas Ia not q
country in which crop failures are
the rule They are the exception
Crops more frequently are good. year
after year. In this section. than In
Louisiana CT other parts of the Old
South. where II Is often too much
rain as we'll as too little which does
the HARM
This Is wonderful country and
the day Is not FAR distant when Il
will be a populous section Of farming
and dairying. while increasingly
plentiful will become the herds %
registered livestock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
METHODIST CHURCH CHOIR
WILL PRACTICE TONIGHT

john 4. Robinson. singer with l,cy.
CulpoppI. the evangelist. vii De- her"
this evening aud d-sir.s - meet ail the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

Too NAM pupl, 'h.uk hHf tb, hHr
Il tin hHus VIII pu ih government
IN a s1und HIe.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

no, American lll of hung b ,N'
aga ration That explains ny the
pIr, uf sugar DO HH funny
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

members ~ the choir that will sing for
the evangelical services beginning 60.
morrow. Chairman o., r. Hardy 81 ihp
publicity committee ANNOUNCES. u
Members ~ the choir are requested
90 meet al the Polk street Meihodist
church with Mr. Robinson toni~ht. that
ali may have one practice In concert
before the SUNDAY meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

Tho Pacific h. mur deeper than any
other ocpan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

Tho profitccr II not similar to burg!
lar. The burglar takes chances.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
~ MAIL ~ ADVANCE

Only Morning Newspaper IN the ANA
90 country. Covers the Panhandle 81
Toras. Eastern New Merico, Southern
Colorado and Western Oklahoma from
twelve 10 twenty four hours IN advance
of Denver. Dallas. Fort worth. okla.
homa City and other pape.l carrying
telegraphic dispatches.
aggsrD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
The Associaisd Press Il exclusively
entitled TO the use Ter republication 81
all noWs dispatches credited 90 IN or
not otherwise credited IN this paper ans
sgso ether local news nuillshed herein
All rights ~ publication ot especial
dlD,Atohea herein are also reserved
Special Associated Press Leased
Wire Service.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-22
Hunting Alaskan Bear.

The Alaskan bears have been hunted
with perfect safety from boats among
the coastal Islands, and they are also
comparatively easy TO kill along the
streams where they come in the fall
to catch salmon. In this hunting the
hunter lies in wait, and pots bruin
from a safe distance But at that time
Of the year the fur is not prime. The
true sportsman goes up into the noun
tain in the early spring, still-hunts his
bear and kills him often at close quar-
ters-unless he gets killed himself.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-22
HARD AT WORK IN BELGIUM
Coal Mining and Other Industries Are
Being Rapidly Put on q
Normal BasiA

The Belgian coal mines are now turn
Ing out about 80 per cent of the nor
NAL production. They supply nearly
all the coal needed for the Belgian
industries, while some $4,000 tons of
coal month are exported to France.
Then the great glass industry Of the
country, which before the war gave
work to many thousands, Is rapidly
regainlng its former prosperity, and
only quite recently the French minis,
try of reconstruction gave an order
to a single Belgian firm for 100000
square meters of window panes. to be
utilized in the devastated regions. The
result of all this Is that whereas. al
the time of the signing Of the arms
tice, the French franc waseworth Ito
or even LIS francs in Belgium, II Is
now worth 95 confines. Belgium
moreover, is very far from confirming
her efforts to France. Great Britain Is
already a considerable importer OF
Belgian goods, while the United States
recently placed an order In Belgium
for more than 300 OOO,O 900 francs worth
OF glassware.