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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

treaties II made must be kept or this
nation would be- ''weicher."
THAT menns" said the governor.
that he does not want us 10 undertake
any obligation iie says he IN uning
10 put teeth in The Hague tribunal. Va
want to know what kind II teeth. bis.
cuplds or molars. We want spcciflca-
iinus and hr sCiys one will be- given but
that Earl Grey appro 'Cs the spcclfha.
tions.
This II not 10 bc nm Englbh league.
hut Worldwide league"
Tho governors league arguments
brought the llvclic-, tilt he had vet
with any memlsea " his audieun'. When
the govcrnor askei u lhe' affun,sn. rf
senator Lodge. I,epublican leader, In
urging ratification of the Spanish war
trsaty. that tho president should not b.
sent, hat In hand" tn negotiate new
treity. should no, apply now. a man In
the audlenc. said Mo-
When the governor asked hls reason
the answer was. G.t4..
"Recause the league of t,ailons w1Ls
worked IN" the treaty hv wilson,
"wilson the Matter
Then Wilson II tine mattef," the
E'NNfHoi IttHAtA w NtHn'NAtNtf4 tA~
change. while various mensberH of tho
audience chssrcd each Participant.
After aavcrai more clashes the gov.
crnor changed his vein and said:
You and your kind and Isodge and
his kind have glotificd In the sickness
of President Wilson. You and your
kind should be ashamed n yourselves" {"
The governor reiterated ,imi tho pres
ident was like "a soldier who feli IN the
trenches and had failed to receive any
sympathy from partisan srnators whom.
he said. had 'giibly and dcrisiyely" din.
cussed his Illness.
Industrial issues also were discussed
hero by the candidate. who reiterated
that thu Republicans were receiving con-
tributions from men who desired to use
the bayonet In strikes
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cox BEGINS HIS WESTERN TOUR
WOMAN CANDIDATE GETS "RILED"
WHEN OPPONENT SITS BY BALLOT
BOX; MAN ADVISES USE OF FORCE

HOUSE, who's" husband IL a whole
Ailc plumber. called back.
u did ~ YOU sid she told the
headquarters man. II ran her out.
Hut now she's hack. and IN. whole
front yard N full of negro women
SHE brought here 10 vote fur her.
What shall d0?"
The nan ai headquarters was
unable Ia Offer further suggestions.
Ne injuries were inflicted during
the process u eviction. according In
th0s" pr'Tcnt Later, the negro
women voted Cor the woman who
had been driven from the house,
and both the mistress OF the place
and her uproneut aid they regard.
cd the incident as a CLOSED one"
Returns from the election re-.
c"ivcd tonight showed that the
woman who was elected lost her
race Tor committe,.womnn The
hostess. NJ whose home the ballot.
ing was held. was not running for
office. hut -ivor'-i candidates of
the opposition faction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Wilson Fails to Give
Nations Warning That
Marine Act Conflicts

:, !. .,o AID rrlfs
WASHINGTON. sept s-ENp'ra'
u,u "a ihidnighi tmirht II the
ninety day prriud allowed IN" pr'si.
dent hN ih, usu merchant marin"
act tu gi,- notice ut IN" intention
~ thr nit states o. revoke Ger
tain ylausrs uf commercial trraii"s
lr,uehi ~ official announcement
iruu a., executive department uf
the government.
state department officials whose
stud, ~ commercial ti'aiivs tu
Mhi,h 10" United States h. . -igna
i.rv hn revealed that aiIuH p
lish ptcis cUniraNen. the m"r.
chant marine act. declined al'sn.
lutpN o. say whether any decision
had b'rn reached. or any action
taken
iutimatiun cam- fram uur hirh
official however. that the matter
had gene o. the White Iiuus..
Speculation has hvcn Widespread
as to the effect 81 nuticv 90 other
nations uf this government intcn-
tirn To- revoke such clauSvs Oifi'
cial have expressed almost general
clief that the rcVocatiun of thu
clauses viii irad Ia ahrugallen uf
the cntirc trvatles.
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ny Associated Prsss.

ny Associated frsss.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. "A squad.
bl" enliyened the Republican won.
ans county primary election which
was held IN Kansas city and Jack
Sun county tWiay. to select mem
bcrs of the wuman's Republican
county COMMITTEE"
The row" occurred in one of th.
city districts. whcr" residenc"
wa used ~ n voting place. The
mistress of the house. belonged Ia
unc uf the factions ~ the party.
and her opponent To- another.
There's u woman here" she
stid, who's running fnr committee.
woman. and she insists on sitting
right next a. the ballot box. told
her she could not do that. and she'd
have to g.t out. hut she says she
won't What stall do?'
Get piece ~ gas pipe and run
her out. suggested the man who
nnrw"r"d telephone at party head
quarters.
An hour later the owner ~ ~"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Magistrate Declines
to "Come Be Kissed"
And He Imposes Fine
~ ..,c-is,ei prr.s.

n .ss~siaied prrss.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3.--Thc prima
dcna nf an uptown bn l-squc show
sang Come to nay arms and kiss mc" u
Magistrate Simms In the Harlem court
today.
Whercupnn he. without hesitation
fined ia.y,ar.old Charles Soichcr :. foi
climbing over the theatre fooilighis a.
answer the same call ~ the same singer
last Monday.
Snichcr. charged with disordcrly con
duct following an "cxplosion of emo
tion" when he mounted the stage fionl
his first row sent after the snng had
bccn sung al him" declared he could
not resist the appeal.
Magistrate Simms decided that first
hand infurmiiuan was best and dccrccd
that Come to my arms and kiss me
be- rendered In court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Talks Of Contribution.

tNINh W NOiVttUuttVUNs
Republican contributions wr'e dis
cursed nj length.
"At first II WAS den c,i ly Mr. Hayes
Rcpublican national chairmanl that
there WIS quota" said Governor COY
again presenting the official bulle,in'
~ the Republican treasurer. with ils
statements regarding reports of future
quotas and ovcrsubscriptions
Following with statement regarding
alleged uniruths under oath nj Chicago
Governor Cox said:
"If the leaders who have taken pos
session ~ the Republican organization
will tell an untTuth under oath. ! asl
YOU u that organization IN entitled C
IN" support ~ the rank and file this
fall"
we have established. I think. 'he ~
lsicncc % "A quota. Is there any on'
who d.nics that they are trying ~ pa
something over and do not want any
body to know about u?
Cant Fool Women.
MIR. Hays ana his associates ma,
think they can fool the men of Amer
lca." III. governor continued. REFER inf
~ siat.ments IN the Republican 'hulle
Tin" regarding plans 10 press the effort
for contributions. but they can't fool
the women"
Governor Cox also reiterated his
charges ~ an enormous" Republican
fund and that important business inter
cs's wefe trying to buy a governmen
tai underhold."
''Regarllcss ~ dcnials." the candidais
declared. - repeat the charge and viii
continue 10 press this charge until th'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
RAPID TRANSIT STRIKERS
REJECT SETTLEMENT TERMS
Nv Ns.srts,.d I'r-..

NEW YORK. Scrt 3.--Isrookiyn m.
lid transit strikers tonight rejected
tho strike settlement erms Of federal
Judge Mayer legal custodian of the
company. providing sor their return
"a I'D seniority rights aud a ten
per cent increase over last years
Wages. This action closely followed an
ultimatum from l.lndlcy NJ Garrison.
t~rcivcr tof the ,mpany. giving the
strikers until noun next "Wednesday 10
- back t. their old Jobs.
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MEXICAN MILITARY SCHOOL.
TO BE REOPE>ED soon
By Associated Press.

" N8H77TINTFW ~
SAN ANTONIO. Sept. 3-Thc Mcxi.
can Military Academy az Chapultcpcc.
the West Point of Mexico. near Mexico
Ciiy. which has been closed fur five
years will b' lcopcned this fall, accord.
inE to information received here by sam.
ucl Bcldrn, legal rcpr, sentative ol McNi.
co IN thir country \ staff uf instruc.
tors h now being gathered Five hun.
drrd cadets are expected to enroll this
falt
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talrS I,ri,rn I,ack

HEi,llN. sept "a Hoyne dispatch
issued hV the Lithuanian teirgraph
fg,-n,v s.NH IAthuaninn d.tachnviit4
have Httlcked Polish trwa's and drive .
them hack from - to 20 verats owes
thu entiTr Grslno SIv 1lkt frunt Tnps
also t",k prisOnvfa and captured war
materials
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
nlsruSsrS Nriirle Ten.

The League issue rr.dnminatvd IN the
goyernnf's address here o. Large
street curner gathering. and Tor the
first time since his notification hc dis
ct-z1.d article ten.
~ viys that ih. boundary line h the
houndlry line" said tn governor. for
weak and strung naiiins alike. ard the
powers must Keep OF the rtnss That's
the whole msaniuc uf that instrument.
"Thrrr n no "ifensr against article
ten unless th~ arEr"ssur cou's fruu
over the boundary line. ana then IN
council u the league shall advise on
what means shall be- taken o. fulfill this
pledge"
guysrnor CoN siid that an econnmic
huyr,ft wns 0ue resuri hui be- insisted
that Congrcss Uuly hrs The f'N'~r tu
sud American suldi'rs OVERSEAS
4 ssiiie can't i,Uyr this csuntry.
hc continued. "undr amy rtaty ~
rroun ~ trstttirs unless Cyngress d..
clarss war. rcuple have c,as'd a. take
rtfiaffslN this uhfsstiOn fo the league "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Read. Tr,asury RuIIelIn.

As ionf ~ his charges the eyyern""
To large crowd on the state capitol
lawn M Lansing. Rad from copies ~
the Republican trRsury's 'offictu bul-
letin" and an alleged list ~ sulsrrip.
iions to the Republican haHdh1oS ~
William narnes. jr.. Of N'w Ncrk The
latter he said. comprissd reprrs nta'
tivcs of "hig business almost ev,Iy'
where IN New York"
Reading from H., of prominent men
named In the subscription list. Governor
Cox added
These men are not making roniribu.
iions to my fund And thrrr are three
very definite reasons lifN. hey
haven't been asked 80 nld. ihcN
wouidn't be permitted to. and Third.
they probably wouldn't n they h'd tn.
chance h~,nuse they don approve 81
ms policies
Commenting m names of corporations
nn what h. characterized ss IN" boss
Rnrnrs hist" Governor COX said cor
pofaiion contributions wrre Illegal. Hr
also promised "a keep his eve upon
tho s"nat. COMMITTEES. rcciting u nov
had IN. opportunity 90 prevent "pur-
.hsaD az fht urgei1sugN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Receiver Asked Tor Road.

1T. SMITH Ark. scut 3-Swt
Mns filcd In tho United States district
court to-day before Federal JUDGE
F,ark \ N"umans nv the M'cn1nics
.''''"rirnn Naiirnrl hank. f,aatmans
National iauk. Liberty Nniinrai hank
r"d ~" Central niionnl bank. nli ~
-. "uif - hT'" a receiver named f0r
th' Mr-rhis Dlli1s ard Gulf rnilr,Ud
Th. N'-uphis n'llis 1n.l Guif rail.
,e'i .Nir"'ls frrm lIo' Sprlgs =" Ash.
dow Arkansas n distance of about
- mii.s
n was organized about " va,r1 ago
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Opens Campaign.
" s.so-is,sd Press


BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Sept a
Governor Cox today opened his west.
crn campaign by making "a dozen
srscchcs throughout Michigan renewing
his attack On Republican campaign
contributions and peace policies.
Charges - a plot 10 buy tn nie Z.
dcncy were reiterated by the D,'mocratic
prrsidcntial candidate In virtually every
address of nm itinerary which kept hin'
on the roat.um ~ the rsar platform of
his private ear from before breakfast
until late today.
His principal addresses was nj Ians'
Ing the state capital. and Baiil" creek,
with an address tonight n Kalamazoo.
l.pczil flavor WIS given by the COVER
nor to his addresses nv constant refer
-nrc to the election fraud case "f Scn.
a'ur Newberry. Republican of Mirhisan.
The candidate d~ciar,d that an ntiginr',
WIS b.ing made by the Republican c,a.
trihutions tO "Newherrylxe the nation. %
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Reptiles 90 itartiing.

rhe governor then turned T. Senator
Hsrd'ng's rcocnt league spce'h and IN,
Republican nominees ASSET tion that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
CONDITION az STARVING
MAYOR LITTLE CHANGED

pv Assoniais~l i'rcss.
LONDON. Sept. a-rh. con.
dition e l.nrl Mayor MacSwin.
~ showed no rsdicrl ch"-e.
tonight. although the paticnt
was said gradually ~ d. Rrow.
Ing weaker. Sean MacSwiney.
his bruthe- Remained at the
pfispn tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

IufeI'ist1 SlInTd1v. gcnernIIy faIr.
West TcNaS. saturday and sunday
rarity rloudy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
iy one or al uf the issues
Predict u Nill Garry.
That The ,sletfluft Nul L.. carried

That the election viii h. carried b,
q large majority h. ihr hcli-f ~ mai,
supporters uf IN" propositions. 'spec.
iallN since u has bccn brought oui that
The remaining bondinr capacity - the
city. should H. bonds De- voted to,lay.
would bc siNi.ooo Little interest ~
the election has hc-n manifested how
ever
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Use Hand Drill

In the meantime. Grace and McWii.
'irms wrr" taking turns with the han I
'rill and finally. NJ lose T. m.. after
hours uf hardest Kind ~ work. n hole
wns cut through large enough Ter the
men tn escape.
The iirst man wns taken out at
io2s and by 2ls the last man. Lieu.
tenant Commander Charles VI. Cooke.
ir climbed through the hole
The men from the submarine re-.
vitrd quickly. after being put ahoaru
ih" Alanthus. whrr" they were given
hot soup and put tn bed.
Many we've bleeding 10 the mouth
and nose their fares were swollen aud
their eyes hi~-lsh0i. hut they siill ha !
plenty ~ spirit.
An credit Tor the rescue belongs 10
Grace and McWilliamS u ever men
wen" hcross. they were
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
RAILROAD HEADS
PLAN FOR FUTURE
SEEK MEANS To RELIEVE TIN
CONGtSTiON On LINES
or cot NTitN
D. Asnoeiaitd Prcss.

u hlocmttd ireAA.
CHICAGO Sept. 3-Plans Tor rclici
oi congestion IN the nations railroads
we're mad" to-day al q meeting attended
10y nearly one hundred railroad eNccu
tiv'f. representing ninety percent oi
the ruads IT the country.
While most uf the reports received
ana decisions made at the conference
were not diyulgci, II was announced
that part 1T the $500. 100000 borrowed
hy the ruads from the government
would be- uscd IN immediate constfuc.
ti1n uf 90 0no freight cars. ESQ lose.
motives and 1880 passenger ears. Al
Will D." delivered by mid.wintcr. Il was
said
The meeting Was the firsi OF a series
which viii be held
Reason tor Meeting
"Th" meeting was called 10 discus,
plans iur meeting the demands lot
transportation" slid Robert s. link
-id. assistant tu Thomas Dewitt Cuyler,
of Philadelphia, chairman of the Assoc.
cintiun uf railway executives
We prop~- tO soiv. tn" frohlctn by
moving each ear niurc miles a day and
by leading more tuns la each ear.
"Sinc- the cessation of federal con
trol. ". haN. Increased th. car mileag,
frum - To- ~ miles "a day. and our pla',
II to get an average ~ 80 miles a day
out OF zach ear. Each adiiiiCAal mile
a day IN equivalent o. putting into op.
Grafton Ui 80 o00 new cars.
The central. western and northwest
ern regions are showing good averages
IN ear miles hut New England II
the most congcstci. ears In that region
moving less than fifteen miles per day
with "a money market fluctuating
between seven and cig:it percent. II =,
cIviuus that no extensive plan of re-
hahilitatiun can hc undertaken.
New Freight Cars
We are putting into service about
10000 new freight ears. 1850 new pas
sanger and milk and baggage carr
USING the $500, ,ooo. 600 fund provided by
the rail transpuriatiun act. but ihcSs
amounts We're considerably lcss thar
normal. and the roads have not had
much new equipment since they went
under federal control"
Mr.. Binkcrd said there IL no danger
of coal famine. unless something un
iur"ss'n happens. ~ Ear as transpprtn
tlun n concerned
To further increase transportation
the executives voted o. increas. the pe,
diem cost to railroad fur thu usr 81
a ear from another ruad frrnm ninct .
cents to silo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Radio L. tsed

The Alanthus explained the subma.
rinc's plight and said she was unable
tn givc any aid other than pumping air
through the small \ lie. The Alanthus
had u radio outfit. hut no operator. 40
] sent one - our radio men over Ia her.
l'y six o'ciock. Grace. McWilliams ami
four other men were standing un the
submarine hull. drilling for all thee
we're worth with one small hand rachet
irill The Alanthus' radio was only
good for twcntymile range. 10 We
rclhyei their messages with our out.
'iis ] sent messages Ia Cape Nav,
Philadelphia. Norfolk. and New York.
telling uf the submarines plight. and
rnlling fur aid as ! did not think We
would hr ahl. to cut through the hull
With our one little drill
AT sls. the Alanthus flashed us that
Grac" hal "A number ~ holcs drilled
through, and the men were greatly rc
yiv"l sent ont the mcSseag,gs. but
siiil called for help.
Later the Hunt. an oil tanker. ar.
~iycsl after picking up our message.
She had an electric dsill. hut W. found
q was useless. she st~d hy S~vcra,
hours and finally left. finding she
Hsrftil ,fI,F np usalaf n frt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
LARGE BOND ISSUE
To BE DETERMINED
By, VOTERS TODAY
ISSUES INVOLVED AMOUNT TO
Siss. .000-INO lnINtS Will.
M MAINTAINED

Whether muniipal bonds aggrcg,t.
ing Si.N.no0 for the construction ot "a
municipal building. l'hrary and au1i.
tuyium. fur "Ntorsons 10 the present
sanitary ~'wcrag. system. Tor the In.
siAllntion Uf complete fire alarm,
system. for the construction oi an IN
e. vttiur anC Tor sanitary disn0rS
rlant. will hc determined m a.. cicr
TIN a. h- held TO-DAY. Each proposal
viii hc voted upon individually, per.
miiting voter in vote for "a arninS;
amy nftg Uf a - fH. tsstf.1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Gut Hole In Hull

The imprisoned men. Captain swan.
SON said. had cut small hole through
the hull. and stuck through the hole a
stick un which WAS flying an under
shirt, The Alanthus was unable To
rescue the CREW. as she had no ap.
parnius. However. they began pump.
ing air through the small hole made by
Ia" undcrsa crafts crew.
1T was about $50 last night" Cap.
tain Swanson said. when we sighted
the Alanthus flying distress signals
about forty miles east uf the five
faihnm light house.
We drew dp alongside. ani found
her madc fast to the bow of the subma.
marine by cable This cable was
oniy Ia keep her from drifting away,
~ the submarine was perfectly buoy.
ant. Her after tanks were fun. nni
her forward tanks empty. ~ that she
WIS lying In the water at an anrl. of
sixty degrees. with thirty feet ~ huh
1love the water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
SUBMARINE CREW
RELEASED AFTER
ANXIOUS HOURS
BORE HOLE THROl'G GH PROTRID.
ING END Of TIM STRANDED
t>DtRStA CRAFT
SIGHTED BY OCEAN LINER
Rescuers Promptly Arrange i0 Pump
Mir Into Half Submerged Fighter.
saving MI On Beard from
Naiery Grave
By Associated Press.

BJ Associated Press.
NEW YORK. sept. 3--Thc plight Of
the disabled submarine So whose crew
= 10 men WAS rescued early today.
after being submerged for forty four
hours. was first learned by the steam.
shp Alanthus. which accidentally dis.
covered the submarine of the Della,
war" capes yesterday evening. with 80
feet of her bow protruding above the
water, Captain H. &. Swanson. ~ the
f,samship General Gocthals. reported
upon hts arrival at Hoboken tonight.
Earlier reports were that the General
Gucthais had located the distressed un-
deis'a vessel by means of q telephone
buoy from the submerged craft. The
crew of the submarine owe their lives.
he faid. 10 the quick work Of Chief En-.
gin"sr W a. Grace. of the General
Gorihals. and his assistant. II. A. Me.
Williams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

There will i,r uuiy two voting hlNos
IN th" city. onc 1T the central iif.. sta.
iiun and the other ri the court hoiis..
Al qualified p-rSuns residing west Il
Taylor street viii east their ballots at
the fire station. and thosc living east
uf that street viii go to the court
house to vote.
ISSUES Involved.
The issues ana amounts involved ~
the election arr:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
WEATHER
Humidity Data

Highest Yesterday IN 1918, %; lowest
}. Highest yesterday. NJ: lowest. 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-08
Mrs. T. U. Stuart recently.
Judge E. A. Shannon went to FAR
Der on business Wednesday.

SUBSCRIBE FoR TEN I.EDGne-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-08
SANTA FEE ITEMS.

Mrs. j. +. Thomson and daughter,
Madeline, Mrs. c. A. Black and son,
Charles, of Moberly; Mr.. and Mrs.
Giles Thomson of Victor, were guests
Of Jas. Camplin and wife Tuesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown have moved
to the Beemon property in the west
part of town. - Mrs. Frank Harlow
is in the Josephine Hospital at St.
Louis, but expects to return home
next week. Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Bishop and family, Mr. and Mrs. c..
C. Lucas and Mrs. R. A. Hanger were
guests of Mrs. Matte Moore Thurs
day. - Little Miss Roberta Smith en-
tertained a few of her little friends
Thursday afternoon at a tea party.
Those present we're: Misses Irene
Wilson. Elvira Baker, Luella Hick-
man and Madeline Thomson. Misses
Bessie and Violet Davis entertained
the young folks Friday evening. All
present report a good time. - lily
Cave, wife and little daughter, Mar
tina Elizabeth, and Miss Lizzie Cave
were guests of Mrs. Lon Sterrett
Wednesday. - Mrs. 7. E. Hendricks
and Miss Lizzie Hunt were guests Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-08
HATTON-CONCORD

Misses Cannell. Bailey and Perker-
son took up their school work Mon
day with a good attendance after the
Xmas. holidays. - ]. w. Bailey and
Son sold a load of mules to Ed Moore
Of Guthrie. - Kennon and Bailey
bought a load of mules from Frank
Boyd and shipped them to St. Louis.
- Joe Tom McPheeters, wife and son
and sisters have returned from Okla
homa where they spent Christmas
holidays with their brothers, John and
OH McPheeters. - C. l.. Emmons was
a business visitor in Auxvasse last
week. - s. W. Muir shipped a load
Of mules to st. Louis last Tuesday. -
Emmett Frcdd delivered SO fat hogs
Wednesday to Underwood at Nc
Creole. Mrs. Fishburn is at the
bedside Of her daughter, Mrs. Boone
Gilbert, who remains the same at this
writing. -- Frank Muir butchercd five
hogs Friday.