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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
ROCKS FLYING OUT
Of GULF OIL TEST
GAS SIPPIi I>CREiSL> AND
CAusEs DANGER ~ DRILL
ING OPERATIONS

The well Of the Gulf Production
Company being drilled on the Burk.
t,urnett tanrh IN Carson county ~ uuv
,naking 20 coo 600 cubic fpct ol gis 90
day. according 10 a citizen Who return
al fror, that place Yesterday The We'll
was shut down Yesterday morning du'
10 the imaraciic,hiliiy ana danger o.
drilling with rocks being blown out 90
abe hole and tn rr,W b. new tV.itus
snstruciiuns from the .Il'srhitru,i,W 1f
r,ruduetion al thu Gun cumrHrr vh,
plli make q visit to tlr w.li 81, 30
curis werc made to otctcum, ihH duu
eulties cr,aicd hy ih" nsttg r.ess i
placing heavy boards over th' bul,
leaving only enough room between the.
sur the cable a. worS up ard down but
the rocks SION vorc ilruugh on. it.irds
The bii l. nov rcstlns q -inh { ri Do
l,orous nme rock when gis WAS ursi
struck at sssi Zee; suiuc weeks ago
The well made about 5000. ooo feet and
~ st00 feet ths capacity was incrras' Il
40 about 2 SEQ Geo After drilling alnu'
two feet decp.r the iioW Increased Q,
about a. 600 GOO cubic feet and an ada
ticnal two Zee, IN depth gave u ~
prcscn. flew.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
SCOTTISH RITE DORM|TORY
IS PLANNED At UNIVERSITY

SPECIAL 'r ~, Syvs
AlaTiN T"Nls july 80 Mrs T.
Kaufman. Who has T. en- appointed III
rector 20 the Scotch la'D DnrmituN
Cor girls ate udlur a.. University 81
Texas rs the wtluH uf tho late j b..
Kaufman W Galveston Mr kaufman
was fur u1nv Years a resident ~ Aus
tin he wl- prominent IN state Ma.
sonic and political cIrclcs.
Tn. Texas : ui'ish i,ii. Bodies re-.
Gently l'aEri ihr property situated Just
north q 'hr University. owned Ivy IL.
Presbyterian Theological Seminary. II
consists u about six blocks Of land up.
~ which stand large three story
building. four brick residences. and "a
dining hall sufficiently large to serve
the dUrmitory.
The idea o; establishing dormitorics
m order 90 provide the daughters 81
Master Masons attending the univer
sty with comfortable quarters sur
rounded With home influence has been
In he mind of sam T. Cochran. Sow
,rcisn Grand Inspector General. ia
som. time and when presented hy him
o. the various Scottish Rite Bodies ~
Tesit met with hearty aud cordial
support and cooperation
. The institution viii be- Nd"r thc con
trol Of the y,rning board. which con.
sis,s - representatives, from each ~
tn, Lodges - Perfection ,u Texas. The
B,,ic. thus Joining On TINS urd'ri king
aic situated iu Galveston. Dallas III
Tafl. Austin and Sef Antonio u u
expected VA the near future & erect
modern aJri itorirs and buildings -
girls and later similar dprWitnt' i'r
Ibov, Ma mic afflhaii'n attending
tn, university IN, funds t'r Oh" cree
't0n ~ zurn durmitHr. aud thrW main
'au,n. Nlu 10. luW n"l o.. 'h" ; 10Y
t.rh Eii. Eo.li's above w' I;i"u"i Ih'
,g,blt.hr.tt 81 such "a lit nc, H
,dd.t.r 90 ,1uyirg ont M to,hur
ia.7 of rrrishine homes while no ~.
Uui,.tsitS e Texas t"r students "'
N,s.ni, auiipiiou viii al~' h' q"
rt.,, aid o. SOLVING th" N'ly ar'''
prohl,n IL housing which nov con
fronts ,b. university auth,,iii's
Admiration f'r reservation tn 10
drrnitlri,s tur the r"Nt regular 49,
aan IT the university should De al
dressed g. Mrs KAUFMAN atAus'iu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
[ UNIVERSITY STUDENTS COME
FROM Tllt EAST ~ NJ to


Srs,iAi 10 Tie News.
Ai'sTIN. Texas. July s'-Mukine
The tim IN an autumoAl" from Spring
field Mass To- Austin. q distance Il
!6oo n.il,s M, and Airs Paul Hitch
,oci, reached here in September 1919.
70 'fur o. enroll ts s,uI.rts no tho I'M
~ oi Texas The journey covered
p.liud ol nlt 'H d.yg
Previous O, coming C. Texas. MI
III, hcock. a graduate O. Springfield
College. was physical director Boz the
Mt. u.rmon school ior hovs 40 NJ. Her.
,nun. Mass Tie was married n 1919 e.
.,l,ss Katherine cram 81 Colhn Mass.
hose irutp,g. Lieut. Ralph C".a.n. w.
|, u iur,ructur IN the school 81 RADIO
.A,ruuaUiirs ul,thc University ut T'Nt'
luring the l.siod q The wa.
Mr. Hitchcock expects O. taNc ~
his 1; Ad,gre, in 1899 Mrs Hilton
.ors. whose name has appeared upon
he University honor r"ll i"r tH'
hire, terms that shc hiss been 'nr"'
led a- "A student. h. doing work IA the
l.partw.u, m home economies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
INDIAN IlRNAE STUDENT.
WRITER. LECTt REii. DIES


EAsTpoi;T. M'. Iuly 80 --Thr Pas
slmlouwld, Indian i1h, H. Boz MORN.
us Stpnil us Dana student 81 u.
h,r hi tur and hnguag' -four years
governor Il ~ reservation. hts g"n"
,o the "happy hunting grounds Death
Nas du, 0, tuberculosis
Dana was born toryon' wears nr'
uu there's r,atiuu. which H. 80 years
I'D H., attended the ,ill1s' convent
.,hDsl. studded Eur'i-h 'nd French. and
ihcr hcr1m, an acknowledged author
fy IN lulpn history and Indian Ian.
EuHg'at
Dr,s ed bon native costume h. IRE
qu,ntl, toured the cuuar' lriuring
and selling 'ruk-ts mad' ht bis nlurw.
w.. u.pr h"td'r dramas and idHyrl
hr b.,d.r= robes Two dlught,Is q
% and widow survive him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
wON,N GRANTED DI,ORCE
- Sill CAN REVIVED SOLDIER

~ Assnristsd Pres
KANSAS CITY. July -. 90 When
Henry Cur'ir m. husband whnm she
had believed dead IN France. returned
Ms Esther Warren curtis pei i,cid
"a that IN bowed him l"iior thsn sh
did Eugene Ppsl. whom shr had wc.l
led after i,elng informed Carts We
dad. To-Day Peel wls granted d.
,nr,- in The circuit court hire. When
Curtis discovered thsi be VIII h'd
married ~ o. rnp'i"u b" was dad.
D.. afk.9 her e. choose sh. ,hus The
returned soldier
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
DlRhlLl's CAFE IS SOLD
To AVENT Of PLA|NV|EW

A transaction was mad" yesterday
BY which Darnail's cafe was sold g. "
s. Aveni. of Plainyiew hy =. = pa'.
nall. The amount involved IN tn d"'l
was not given uui. Mr Aveni VIII
take charge ~ the business SUNDAY.
ans VIII continue to operate ~" c"-r
cafe al I"ainvlew. ulso NJ purnAi
has net annou, ccd has plans Tor ih"
future. further than 90 take AN t'
ntsliate NaCf ten.
This 1, tire Saoond time DaruaN
clia has teen soll GO M Affut IT,
purchased the business about tive years
FRO and operated u nhout siN month
after which NJ p1fn1n purchased y
again. II j. understood the business
WIN continue under IL present name.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE
CARRIES IN TAHOkA


sp,-iAi "a Inc News.
TAiipkA. Texas. July - Ivy % No'"
Of - o. 80 the s,huol bond issue go
ti.d IN this ,iiy TUESDAY. Thirty thou
.ind dollars On bonds was voted {" iulh
equip the prescott brick structure and
TO build large auditorium With
scating capacity Of 500 peopl'. \ hri'h
.'puthc1r Il the 80 iu thu rurI a..
tri,t alta ,,-t 81 5000 li"th structure
Nil ic steam heated aud u'h"rWi.
made u.odctr IN every r'rp'rt Tthul.t
-rhroi- vii n 'hr tuiur" v- affiliated
with ~" Sf7;s University
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
HOUsING PROBLEM TAKEN
UP BY REALTY DEALERS

The Amarillo Real Estate Brokers ~
tociation. In a meeting - the city hall
last night discussed the possibility "
a great shortage q hous's IN AnarN"
in case a zinc sm.lier l. located here
o. the near future The "uncCusus q
opiniun was that the difficulties 90 .l.
plying houses needed tor inIirtcd ciI.
p,oyes q snc'tcr would b. almost
tnsurInoun,ahlc and that Il heh""v'd
the real estate fraternity e. exert ever
effort to cope with the situaiiuu. Will"
30 definite working lap Nas adopted
II was decided that he ossociAu,r.
esould take steps u take care q IN"
situation whenever u was presented
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
AIIINSON - RELEASED
FROM LEAiFNNO ORTIZ Pm

hi Aftnr .aisd if-ss.
LkAN ..NNDEril Rams. jobs - --
Brent Dow AIGrr. f 'lirlgu. sen.
trnr'd .. o. sears m 'h i-l'rll prison
nor. in 1917 i0r d-s,riiur. 10. ~.ni"ncr
later Icing reduced tn iir" years. lat
tadiy vrr released lr s'.,ifl order OF
ia. usr department rlmuliing to- u1
.'rt 81 unfiH1 p hia s.ui-n'e Ai'iu
v1u r'flsaI % fepur' ln rDspous" g.
his draft rsU o. obtained ci'rssiIp
.n 10. i.s.fl.n ~ Geneva. SNiylrllu'
.1d vaH arrested 600 th- milton
charge ss O.. laasIE'I 90 IaEcruUo
ii- vt. l-f.u ard tl.l iN ,I4it
r..f.sf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

more bushels of spring wheat than In
1919. The ~ Louis district. however,
said the wheat there WAS low In guam.
iity but hirh In quality while the
Kansas city district predicted big
yield Other crops. including corn
oats and cotton. were reported az has
ing improved over past months
l.i,"riu'k conditions we've nid los tn
board O. b, exceptionally g"oi the c"uu
uv over with prices generally higher
except ful sheep
MANY mills declared their raw cot.
ton supply were sufficient To- last until
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
Eol>l,-,Il.i Capture Iiisl,,,ok

WARSAW. july ~ The l'nl-hayiht
cautur.,i Rialsytok. about forty mi e
southwest q t;ro,lna. totlaN
In GaliCia Rolsh'yiSi cavalry l. 80
ported 9. l.. thirty seven miles from
f.euIlurg Wher, women aud children
have tria.d ont Co ard in building d..
fens.s noui the city Every hill O.
the ,a~t and northeast ~ L.mhcrs -
,rtr,n, No.. with barhcd wire cuiauelc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
IRISH ~. 4 T.. 4" t~k>
"iUt SES" IUEKEt IT'D

IpNlpN Iulv 20 To" Irish T"ulFr
INC, sg.i.t.,s have placed h'inf, Dtl
Eirrnr thr sim Fein Parliament %
uuulsr ~ prupp-nls fer checking
drinking rllscs IN Fl" iI,iud, tL'
closing 10 s,urns en- Suujl'f and hUln
dl,s and u other DAYS 30 %. W. Th'
Dr hi.'i,u 6 'ae s'lr oi 600 irinNirue
ai ru.. sports and either gatherings
~, which ,us'- are granted lp E",
l-h au'h".ltirs aisl y asi,,d ~. tIH
u.su.l societies ash that the ahuir
pruf. o. b.. enforced hy th, lush 500.
uufepfH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

ncNt year. and the boards review said
the chances seem to favor a further re-
tie improvement, In the heath and shoe
trade WAS noted during tn month
Manufacturers. however. were said tu
anticipate brisk autumn business due
a. b'lltrd orders The board reported
improved financial conditions asserting
that thn N-w York district had noted
that the big expansion II luans aud dis
counts had been wholly checked.
with other districts d",lnring this con.
dlIion had been largely checked
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

when the baby IL suffering the dou.
blc affiction u bot weather and bowel
disorucrs. the remedy needed II Me
GEES EAliY ELiNIH. l, reduces the
irv'rish condition. corrccts the stomach
and checks louscness oi the bowels.
Snlh hN I'D hrnrgists 2ltc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
l.,Tu TR ~ To BIiCkMiiL
HENRY TORp. OftICLi,> >N

~ 4 ss,estfd ffr1s
DETROIT lplt 80 Edv'ri Gml"
-. ven into ,u.'niv tu.i'N Dos pri
office Inspector 'Ai. morning admi
trd That d. Ind ATTEMPTED % 'N'Dr
money from Henry FDld. according g.
oiu''rs
n ~ charged %. srut threatening l"'
',Is o. ~ Ford ,u'g.ug h.s brother
mad been mls'rna'.d ly Ford
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
Bailey's Lead Over
Neff Is 43l6 Votes

ST., al 70 The NsWs
DALLAS. luly 2a-Bullciiu returns
from 2if counties. "a complete show
Bailey lead over Noff io b. 1916 votes
\ total - icl59 votes IL accounted
Ter hv the Texas Election bureau.
The returns show Bailey. iiO.G97. i
No't i56 PSI. Thomson. 1855. Louncy.
$3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
DYE OUTFIT
BETTER THAN fKENNH

IoNppN. July 2s-Thr present our
mt of the British dye industry exceeds
IN. total prevail consumption.
This was the statement made 10y sir
I Grchcuourh. chairman 81 the Er''
ish I've Siutfs Corporation. ~ q ".
view 81 the industry at the annual
general meeting uf th" corporation.
CONSUMERS hJy, no" right Co ask
,h1t supplies from other countries shall
only o., imported under O. system which
viii guarantee that thu danger IT COM
pl,tr ur even partial foreign monp"F
shrll not rouppear
Tho chairman saii There was still =
great shortage and that the United
states could supply certain classes oil
lv,r. bat that the exchange conditions
and pr,seni prices On the British MARI I
prevented this relief
Tn. world is really growing better
f....Hs limit tstftflta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
TIIElTER MiN wOI >DED
Bl TWO IIiGIlN " MIN


~ N97laFlHIfd ITf'-- -
tuHT WORTH IIiy -'-E u rhh
ii,-. owner nf thsstar her" US s"r.
ot,ly wounded by two highNaymcn
who held him up iIst as D." mi h's
wife were driving into tn sa'aE" ai
their HON tonight
Accordiug o. reports O" th' l"lir'.
Nj Phillips offered RESISTANCE when
IN, bandits started 20 enter To- eat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
Two More Deaths From
Bubonic Plague, Report

" NsH0TINTf1T 7 ~
GALVESTON July - Two more
deaths from buuunic plague were an.
bounced to-day by IN Holmes Smith.
United states public health officer ln
charge here bringing the total number
g human csses 20 i've. fur ~ which
have proved fatal
Tu,lsy's deaths were thus" % M"Ni
cans. both Il whom were IN an al
yanc,d enge ~ the disease when lis.
covered This city cinharks upon o
compulsory cleanup campaign next
week ia an effort 60 abolish rii har'
iuIig,-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

pANVu.LE. III july .'-Miss i'zH
Sou,hvurth. ~ Ali,r,on. who had not
sp.k,u aloud fur q year. suddenly re-
gained her voice when informed tia,
Earl Hhnrhord her friend aud ''h''.
mate. had been drowned. Blnchard
lo-t his M. while IN bathing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
IN INDUSTRIAL
AFFAIRS DUE TO LOWER
DEMAND BOARD STATES
wmii ucd from PAGE on,l

tons. cancellation II orders and iu
ability to obtain capital for ,unsuuy.
ton work
',ul rluduDtiup the r,,i,v oss .lt'd
also b. hlmpcrrd by ear shoe as'. while
l",,l labor troubles were said O. o.,
causing 1u uul,rcuiicnt II unrest 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
I\INNT WI IRou
~EtONp STORY. . VI tits

'uN'OI.uiA Bon Iu.t % Abort
Boo. f... .rr.f.., I,H, tw OF coo.
r.H.. Hbs Hr 90 Dol. ..rIr fImI'irs
si.r uHfr .t TTrrt In
Ir..r .. Hf.ar.. fhr fu .Irrr.H
from te.tr| .fHre window .I hi- per
, o. h.rs bon, fh. other isf h.unrrd
,ff ffs u.I.H rrH vf- ..tlHg yet 2.
izoloa- zHas vixen f.lrd a. h'
uafh ii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
WHITE DEER DEFEATS
MIAMI TEAM. : To
Spee&l 10 To News
WHITE DEEf.

WHITE DEER. Tex July - -
White Deer defeated Miami. 2 o. /. 81
Miami today. Miami scoring one rur
In the first and one In the second ir
ming. White Deer scored two in tn
rtxth on Terry's hi, % right fell 4.
Matthews home run In the seventh d..
ming won the game.
batteries - Miami. Wentz and saul
White Deer. Terry and Lyle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

Forecast. Friday. partly cloudy
Eat Tcxss: Friday and saturday.
',Yrtiv cloudy. probably showers ~
auth portion
West Texas Friday and saturday.
partly cloudy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
WEATHER
IIumldh, Data

Highest vest lay in 1919. -, loves,
80. Highes, Yesterday. ~. luwes,. GO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

A had vsie nj the mouth comes from
disord, red stomach. and back q that
usually a torpid liV,r.--A condition
shl,h invites disease. iiERBiNE II
he remedy needed I, corrsc,s the
'tomach and makes the liver active and
-gular Sold bv all druggists cote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
TIESI ~ SrIES nm kiCk
IIkE ki>I igOD IIOt :,

NI H..fI 'nIsH irfss.
NTV pUi;T. 81. Iuiy -' -N'mHi'-
- ,ru, line days wen. brought hI"s
Co., cd. eminent Inspector when Doe -,f
.I O. ti1in ihre" M'ntr"al g.ri. Hul
HrHr.rf m,ti.F On fact tine. $500.
-. prominent mat h. called ,u HH.
fI.r H.f I'D the NuuuE women
s.aI. u.I o.. 10, husils- veI. I.f
t., 81 hH. D." TIN girls said i..s
we're i.Hngrs 30. "hop'h q" H w'H
70 f. v.s iH u.ri them 10 the NIu'b's
Pod. e " .iHrud siitien The wD.
role. -s.i DOL. ilH on 10. ohafs" 90 SNUG
-..rI iua,f ut, 'hr tinted states
O.. mi.lI literature Postal ci-rks htye
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
Whrat lieId Nbo,r Normal.

Prospects Of winter and spring
wheat yirld ",onad'mbly above nor.
wd' we're reported hy the Mnncapo.
us district. while the Pacific Coas, Ic.
ports fursoas, Weld 81 ten million
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

some districts. The coal output In
PENNSYLVANIA. West Virginia. Indiana.
ohio and Illinois WAS estimated at one.
half or less Of normal. with the coun.
tvs total production averaging 5000.
pon tons a week IN comparison with
current demands showing need fur
q .Uo utu So.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

The world is really CROWNS better
II ON, doesn't count politics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

r.m.1l m-siur.' Postal ci'rks hiye
il. WIil .,mpath1
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
.GOUX FILES FOR
SPEEDWAY RACE
Famous French Driver Again
Will Drive PeugeOt Car.

Jules Goux, champion of France in the
gasoline arena, has cabled his entry for
the eighth annual international 500 mile
sweepstakes on the indianapolis speed
way, May 81, 1t was made known here
today.
With two other drivers yet to be an
nounced, he will compose the Peugeot
team in the big gasoline derby.
Goux was the first European ever to
brave the hazards of competition so far
from his native heath as indianapolis,
venturing. into new and hostile field on
the occasion of his initial appearance on
the Hoosier speedway in 1913.
His courage and daring more than had
its reward, however, when he romped
home an easy first In the contest and his
success served to focus .On Indianapolis
the attention of the entire European
racing world.
DRAWS OTHER
FOREIGN DRIVERS.
His victory stimulated foreign inter
est In the Indianapolis contest to the
highest enthusiasm, with the result that
the year following many Europeans
came in quest of American gold and
glory. and they have continued coming.
Goux himself re-entered indianapolis
competition only last year, after four
years of service In the French army as
an officer in the artillery.
In last years contest Goux finished In
third place: this after having worked
the entire night before the race rebuild
ing his motor, the bearings in which he
burned out the day before.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

Carnival
for County Grade
Schools at Butler

Youngsters from eight townships and
Beech Grove will compete in the Marion
County Grade School Athletic associa-
ton national carnival at Butler college,
April %.
Almost every branch of sport is on the
program for the big day.
Track, baseball tennis, pushmobile
races, sack races, kite flying and gym
nastic stunts will be the feature attrac-
lions.
Township Journeys will be held April
20 and the winners of the various events
will gather at Butler for the finals.
list of handsome prizes has been Sc
cured by the committee in charge.
Interest in the event is at a high pitch
among the county officials, who are lined
up to help make the day a big success.
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds by the Parent Tea cheers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
BY CHARLIE LOGAN

Bill Hamm. Irvington 1867, is anxious
to sign a good pitcher and catcher.
"Broz7 Werner is plotting the Abbott
TroJans. 'nuf sed. For games address
Lee Werner. 260I Shelby street.
The Rupp Juniors defeated" the
Special Judge Symmes nine" in fast
and hotly contested battle on police
court diamond No. yesterday afternoon.
Joe Howard pitched nine Innings or
mastery ball for the Rupps Patrolman
"Jiggers" Hudson scheduled the game
when he found the Rupps holding a
meeting al Washington street and Capitol
avenue, Thursday night. The feature OF
the battle" was the wonderful display
OF sportsmanshJp by Judge symmes.
Being up TO see how the boys came
out, we heard n pretty fair Joke during
another tELi. II follows:
Judge Symmes-SO the defendant hit
you over the head with a clothes prop,
did she:
Prosecuting witness (colored)-Iu say
she did, Jedge.
she strike you?
Prosecuting witness dunno, 1edge,
bout FIVE or six times-enough TO give
me a little headache.
Fast amateur teams desiring real en-,
tertainuent 81 "ulG call North 1871 al i
ask for NJ. r. Graves.
All players with the indianapolis Pan
handles are requested TO attend practices
tomorrow morning at Woodside park at
| Q O'Clock. Manager Connaughton has
fast bunch lined up and expects a big
sea son. The Panhaudles open at Piqua
o.. May ?. other games In Ohio and
Illinois have been booked. lie is anxious
| TO get In touch with the Lafayette Red
Sox and Newcastle Maxwells In regard
to a game. Connaughton can be reached
! by addressing him at l40I East Wash
ington street.
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And we proved its economy to the
people of Indiana for all time. In
a Seven-Day-Test Run of 5,452
miles over Indiana roads during
severe weather, this remarkable
car turned in score of 2024 miles
average to the gallon of gasoline.
Come in and ask for particulars. The
fairness of The Gibson Plan will
appeal to YOU Our display room
will be open every evening for those
who can't come during the regu-
lar hours. ID Al..sa
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OVERLAND 4 SEDAN
The All Year Round Gar
$495 and Balance on the Gibson Plan

Ism t your money worth more In other
investments or as a reserve for I'M
expected needs, than to put too
large a sum In a motor carq
BUT-note this well-this is more
than a favorable method of selling
an automobile concerns one of
the most popular of today's auto
mobiIes-THE OVERLAND.
This new Overland is exceptionally
comfortable-the 130-inch spring
base makes it ride with Pullman
ease over the toughest roads
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Oxford and Cambridge
Track Men Here to Train

NEW YORK, April 17.-Oxford and
Cambridge university relay teams which
will compete for England in the Penn
relays at Philadelphia. April 30, landed
in the United States today and will go
to Philadelphia at once to start active
training.
The athletes from England reached
this port Friday night, aboard the
Adrfatic, In charge of Lieut.. Col. n. s.
Jackson, formerly a star athlete. and
Al Shrubb the famous distance runner
who is coach OF the team.
The runners are Beril Rudd, W. r
Milligan and E. A Montague Of Oxford
and H. 81. Stallard and W. S. latham
OF Cambridge.
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GymnaStic Tournament
Sunday Night by South
Side Turner 'Actives

Something new to indianapolis sport
fans will be offered In the form of a
gymnastic tournament, by the active
Turner's at Turner hall, Prospect and
Alabama streets, tomorrow night.
Gymnastic and calisthenic exercises.
showing the benefits of constant physi-
cal training, will be demonstrated and
the strong men" OF the club will offer
Cling and other feats OF strength.
The show will open with exhibitions
by the chlldren's classes and advance up
through the ranks of the older members,
showing how the body develops with
time when the proper care is given. The
girls and wOmen's classes will also
perform.
Instructors Curt Toll and John Keiffer
are ready TO show what can be done
on the horizontal and parallel bars.
The show will be followed by a dance.