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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
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mems Show. where the giri that
measures "a. 10. 80 cooks breakfast
food In birch bark wiswam ON the
banks OF tho Grand Canal OF Venice
conducted by one OF tho Vandcrbllts.
Bernard McFadden and the Rever-
ends Dowfe and Durs. And yo have
tho French ball. whore tho original
Cohens and tho Robert Emmotsan-
gorbund society dance tho Highland
fling one with another. And yo have
the grand O1tyan ball. which In the
most beautiful pageant In tho world.
where the French students vic with
tho Tyroican wnrblers In doin' tho
cakcwalk- Ye have tho hest Job for
a snntue IN the whole town. Miss
Diana.
IT'S weary work. sighed she Isl
and statua -dinscminatin' tho sci
enco of liberty In New York bay.
Sometimes when take a peep down
ut Ellis island and SEQ tho gang of
immigrants I'm supposed 10 light up.
It's tempted l am 20 blow out tho
gas and let the coroner write out
their naturalization papers"
.say. It's = shame. amt II, 70 give
you the worst end of TT" came the
sympathetic antiphony Of the steepie-
chase goddcrs. "It must be- awfully
lonesome down there with no much
water around you. don't SEQ how
you ever keep your hair In curl.
And that Mother Hubbard you are
wearing went out 10 ycars ago. !
think those sculptor guys ought 10
be held for damages for putting iron
or marble clothes on n lady. That's
whore Mr.. 81 Caudens was wise.
I'm always q little ahead Of the
styles: but they're coming my way
pretty fast. Excuse my back q mo-
ment--i caught a puff Of wind from
the north - shouldn't wonder II
things had ioosened up In Esopus.
There. now It's In the west--f should
think that gold plank would have
Gained tho air out In that direction.
What were you saying. Mira Lab.
ertyf-
a fine chat I've had with -. Miss
Dinna. ma'am. but rec one OF them
European steamers n-railln' up the
Narrows. and must be at,endin' TO
mo duties. IT'S me job 10 extend
aioft the torch Of Liberty To welcome
all them that survive the kicks that
tho siceragc stewards give EN- while
iAndin'. sure tbs a great country ys
can come to for $3.50. and the doctor
waitin' 20 send ye back home free II
he aces yer eyes red from cryin'
for H."
The golden statue veered in the
changing breeze. mcnacinx many
points on the horizon with its aure-
ate arrow.
$50 long. Aunt Liberty swectiy
called Diana Of tho Tower. Some
night. when tho winds right III call
you up again. But - say. You
haven't got such q fierce kick com
ing about your Job. I've kept n
pretty good watch on the island Of
Manhattan since came up here.
That's u pretty sicklooking bunch
OF liberty ohasers they dump down
at your end OF II: but they don't all
stay that way. Every little whiic up
here I SEQ guys signing checks and
voting the right ticket and encour-
aging tho arts and taking u bath
every morning. that wns showed
ashore by a dock iaborcr born In the
United States who never earned over
$40 n month. Don't run down your
job. Aunt Liberty: you're all right.
all r;rhs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

nightA Evcrybody's awny. Saw .
downtown merchant on n roof gar.
den this evening with his rtonog-
rnpher. Show was 30 dun no went
to sleep. A waiter biting on a dime
tip TO SEQ n II was good half woke
him up. He looks around and sees
his little pothooks perpctrator. H'mr
says he. win you take a letter. Miss
Do st. MontmorcncyT Sure In q
minute says she II youu mako II
an X
That was the best thing happened
on the roof. 30 you see how dun II
u. La. In. ia!-
IT'S finc ~ have n up ehcrs m
society. Miss Diana Ye have tho cat
show and tho horse show ana the
military tournaments where the pri-
vatee look grand ss generals and the
generals try TO look grand as floor
vaikera And 70 have tho Sports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Actress Drug
Victim Buried
in California

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept s3,--
Margaret Shields. Of Philadelphia.
driven TO drugs by q blasted -
nance and TO tho grave by drugs.
had her last wish answered.
she was not buried In tho pot
ter's field.
Instead. her body was carried
20 the cemetery In a nowcretrcwn
casket and lowered into tho grave
while score OF local stage folk
stood with bard heads Yet. none
Of these who made tho pilgrimage
TO the cemetery hsd known tho
girl In life
Tho funeral was made possible
by tho Actors fund Of New York.
when II was found that Miss
Shields once sang and danced In
the Canary Cottage company.
when 80 much Kindness In 70 be
found among those whose oocupa.
ton makes all their relations tran.
silent and temporary. there II faith
and hope In humankind said the
Rev. Father Mcouaide. as he pro-
nounccd the last rites over the
silent figure that once had been
gay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
j. S. OPENS
RATE WAR
ON DRUGS
Nations Medicos Study
Plan to Undersell Dope
PeddIer
BY PAUL n. WILSON

SAN FRANCISCO. sept "a
Aroused by the spread OF the mar,
cotic drug evil. the United Statcs
ccmpetition warfare with tho drug
peddicr.
As the result OF action taken here
BY tho American Public Health asso-
citation. composed OF public health
Officers and physicians. the entire
state and federal machinery for deal
ing with the narcotic drug trade and
addiction may be rcvolutionixed.
DISEASE VICTIMS. NOT
LANN-RRE.AlSERS
Should the plan suggested by
many. including DIR. Hugh =. Cum
utngs. surgcon-sencrai Of the United
States public health service: DIR. c.
= Terry. physician of New York.
and DIR. f. $. Bishop. author Of The
Narcotic Drug Problem be adopt
- the user OF morphine and other
4ruws will no longer be treated as a
nwbrcaker but as the victim Of dis
onoa.
a committee has been appointed
~ the association to investigate the
nnrcotic question and report at the
next meeting. when recommended
t1pns win be made to the govern
& mont for Legislative action.
Il Under the plan as suggested. the
federal government ~ well rs state
governments viii enter into direct
oompctition with the drug peddier.
and by undertaking him. drive him
cut Of business. Addicts win DO TAX.
IN into tho confidence OF medical
officials and given proper and sym
pathetic treatment without Disgrace
or mental suffering. They will be
considered subjects for medical no,
! police action.
Al the same time the general pub
<c thru . nationwide publicity pro
am. Ia TO be educated to under.
Ind that the drug habit IL not con-
"a to nor even chiefly pncticed
the underworld: that the narcotic
0dict Is not necessarily an undexir-
1ble but that his condition IL usually
the result OF extreme physical pain
o. careles<ness OF . physician
Advocates Of tho plan compare the
futilisy OF fighting the drug peddier
with the fight made by Internal rcve-
nue. officers against -moonshininr /.
They point 70 the fact that moon
shining" has never been eradicased
and that II In estimated there sre
S.eoe "moonshiners- now to one BE-
3cro prohibition.
II = equally impossible. they ststa.
- eradcatc the drug traffic by l~w.
0hfson and force Tho only way 4
70 meet him In direct competition
and eliminate his profit
II win not do. they clais... sfmpsy
- compel every drug user 10 regis.
~. This only drives the unfar,,,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
HE'D Give Them
MORE LATITUDE
Ramsey Would Have Com
missioners Run County

Tho only thing suggested In . 20
fitical speech gtvon Tuesday After
noon by Claude c. Ramsay. county
commissioner. before the Municipal
league was that tho powers OF the
commissioners should he enlarged TO
such a degree that the commission
er~ be enabled TO run tho entire
county.
Commission form Of government.
he called IL He declared there was too
much money expended by the pres
ent methods Of county administra.
ton. and suggested the commission
BE- clothed with the power To appoint
all county officials. rather than have
them elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
These Two Women III

Taunton, Mass.-SI could not eat or
sleep for six months, had fainting spells
and could not walk without help for
three months, caused by female trouble.
Ny cousin, who was q doctor, told mo
70 take Lydia X. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and II helped me greatly.
Then during the Change OF Life used
the same remedy. ! am seventy years
old now and am able to do my own
house work and walk one mile to church
every Sunday morning and evening. I
am recommending the Vegetable Com
pound to my friends having the same
troubles Is l had. Your remedy u tho
best on earth. / cannot find words
70 express my gratitude for it"--Mrs.
SUSAN G. STAPLES, 1877 y School St,
Taunton, Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
WILD BUFFALO
HERD IS FOUND
Explorer Discover Bison In
North Canada

wrNNUEtA Man. Sept aa.--F
II. Kitto. an explorer for tho natural
resources intelligence branch Of the
department OF tho interior. is en-
route TO Ottawa. whore he viii re-
port HIS discovery Of Wild bison
which. he sayx have been roaming
In the Mackenzie river basin country.
kitto said no had received reports
OF another herd farther north. The
herds were said 20 total over 1000
buffalo and arr supposed TO be the
last herds OF these animals ON the
North American continent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
ATTEND
YAKIMA FAIR
Thursday viii Be Puget
Sound Day

YAKIMA. Sept s..--More than
"a. 900 people passed thru tho ratos
Of the Washington state fair Tues
day. breaking all records for the
second day m the history OF the
exhibition and exceeding last years
figure by approximately 10000.
Yesterday WINS Yakima Valley day.
and this whole section Of country
side Joined In tho celebration. Auto
polo filled the grnndssand TO eapac.
ity. The inst heats OF tho horse
races werc marked by close finishes.
Main Direct took the firrt raec In
strnixh, heats In ths harness pacc.
Ia 3sosh. The ga trot went 20
Andy Peter. In 3a5k.
wednesday IL GOVERNOR day.
and Thursday Puget Sound day.
Large crowds are expected TO motor
from tho coast for both days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Celebration of Yom
Kippur Enda Today

The celebration OF the Day Of
A,onem~nt or Yom kippur. climax
Of the jewish New Year. which be.
gan September IL. was to close nj
sunset Wednesday. Tho holiday
which began at sunset Tuesday was
marked by services last night and
continuous services were held on
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
DEEMS in Powwow
Map Out Campaign

Democratic candidates for state
and congressional office were sched-
ulcd TO NEE, in Seattle Wednesday 10
discuss plans for tho forthcoming
campaign. and tho reorganization Of
tn. state central committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Women Of Middle Ace

Owing modern methods Of living in thousand
approaches this perfectly natural change in her life without
encng Of very annoying and sometimes painful symptoms
Those dreadful hot flashes smotherng SPELLS faintng SPELLS
troubles and irregularities symptoms that should have
prompt These letters prove what successful
remedy Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound for
q this time of life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

making possible blackmall against
those possessing wealth.
s.ooe. go IN y. q.
DRUG USERS.
Between one ana q half and four
million people In tho United States
are drug addicts. according to fig,
ures quoted ut tho associations con
vcnuon. Contrary to popular opsn-
ion. this number In not being In
creased appreciably from the ranks
Of intoxicans users. who do not take
readily to drugs.
SO great are the profits now beinx
made from narcotics. say public
health officials. that criminals of all
classes are taking II up. sase crack.
err and second story men are ind.
Ing dope peddlinK" moro remuner>
alive and much safer.
Young boys and girls by the thou
sands are falling victims to the ped.
dscrs. and Il IL these new victims
who would be saved By eliminating
tho Illegal trafficker.
When proper legislative action has
been taken. and tho public educated
to recognize the narcotic user a. vic
tim Of . dread disease. says DR..
Terry. present police methods viii BE-
done away with Drug users viii no
longer b thrown into prison whore
they suffer torturcs and often die.
but win Be given the considerable and
humane treatment accorded victims
OF other recognized Affections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Former Seattle Man
Dies in BELGRADE

The body Of MAJ. n. n. Mathcany.
former Seattle real estate broker. and
later an officer of the American Red
Cross In France and Jugo- siavia. viii
be buried In the family cemetery plot
AT Lima. O. Maj. Mctheany died In
Belgrade. August -. OF maiariai 70
YER. lie Is survived by his widow.
Mrs Elizabeth Methoany. $3.50 ssth
ave. N. f. and q son. Benjamin Mo
heany. r.. Of san Francisco.
Shcllar Is the product Of an insect
that feeds on the sap of trcca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

MOTORISTS. for trnffie law viola.
tions contributed SO: to the city In
police court Tuesday afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30

The total bales ginncd In Texas to this
date Ia 2.sO6.SsO against i.3Oo.ids last
year.
A local citizen. Mr.. II. {. Walker has
entered for The prize pumpkin story ~
ihs state. lie furnished Thanksgiving
ti,s for seven neighbor families out of
one pumpkin. II measured fourteen
inches In diameter and thlrty.tWo inches
long and this was not much 81 a pump.
kin year for Hall county either
4 plane 81 the Childress \crgl Co
DOING passenger carrying Tor local part.
ics went into n tail spin al a 1000 foot
altitude this week. The motor r,fus q
10 work caused from a lCaky ,aihucri.
tor and was landed without injury 10
passenger or pilot, The pilot unhucklcd
and came out without any injury.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
u. S. Holds Presence
at Oregon Inaugural
Is Not Recognition

~ Associated fr.ss.
WASHINGTON, Nov. % discus.
sion has been in progress lu diplomat q
circles here ns o. the pruproty ~ div.
lum1ts from countries which have not
recognized the present Mexican govern
mcnt attending the Inauguration ~
President Elect Ohrceon Boz Mexico CIV
tomorrow. The extent Co which their
presence mirht imply recognition has
been considered, but 10 WIS learned o..
day that the United states government
would not regard the attendance uf 'ht
American charge, George r Summer.
lin. rs constituting recognition ~ thu
Ohrvgun government
No Instructions had been sent to Mr..
Summcrlin to-day. II WAS stated III.
oially hut 70 Is known that his presence
az the Inauguration ceremonies would
Dee considered as AN act uf courtesy. in.
dicating friendly feeling TODAY the new
administration. but not MS either d.
facto 90 de- iurc recognition. Ills iall.
urc 10 attend II has been suggested.
might offend the Mexican poopl, ans
lead 90 MISUNDERSTANDING
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30

Military experts believe Russia hnl
enough munitions tu continue her
wars Tor five years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
ANOTHER OIL GuSHER Uncovered
IN THE STEPHENS COUNTY field

Special 70 The News.
TuRr WORM. Nov 20 After rc.
manning comparatively quiet for week
or ten days the Breckenridge district n
stephens county hls accounted for AN.
other h.E uush,r n is tho llIrrin.
latham well uf the Crshruok Petroleum
,umuary. two mil,a north ~ the Rrrrk
,nr.drc to,nsito which la flowing 5000
barrels duly II has not been completely
drilled IN and possibly viii inrrus" ils
ruN later
Several very gool wells are accounted
for 600 the weekend report from M"
k,mp Munger illen district ~ wichita
county Tn" largest completion is the
Munger so \ ~ Art HAYNES and Gran.
nll which has q Flow ~ 300 barrels
daily other now competitions there nrc:
Kpmp and K,mrn~ 40 N thu
Block a. Oll company. eoo barrels
Fros, well ~ IAN s Roberts, hluck e.,
O. barrels ~ 200 feet.
80. Il the TcNhoma OIl & Refining
company. block i6 % barrels
IN TcNhomo we'll marks the first com
pl,'iuu iu block 10 and thereby has
marked an extension " tho field for u
SLIGHT distance
ir'cr,e, Boo the new Limestone county
uId his been intensified hy the pros
poets f.r the opening ~ ruud shallow
fold it Workman, u is d~.nr'd that
ur old we'll there which was drilled scy.
uul Years ago hy the city os water
well but which was abandoned on ne
count ~ gas pressure has again been
opened up ana produced twelve hrrrll
ct 900 iu q tvohour pumping test I,
b. reported this likely viii be- good fpr
900 barrels daily on the pump The well
ls located seven or eight miles north
west ~ the discovery well ~ tho Lime
Stone county field tho Rodgers 80 I
uf the Humphreys Petroleum company
which is Showing for good production IN
"a Now sand d, aoGi feet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
Blames Murder on
Drug He Took; is
Given Life Term

rs Associated Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nuv 20
Charles l.. simpson was sentenced Ia
lie Imprisonment late today hy Juhg'
y. y. Priorncld. IN criminal court
here Simpson pleaded guilty 20 =
charge ~ numbering Frank n Archie.
motorcycle patrulmnn. the night II Oc'
tuh,r - last
Archer was shot o. death when he
approached motor ear simpson hal
stopped lu an effort 10 force the occu'
pants to convey him up town.
Simpson told the police that a short
time before the shootIng ho had taken
q drug which produced IN him the de-
sire ~ Kan some one. After the shoot
INK the police uid he had expressed
regret but suid that De- could not with
stand the desire Ia Nil.
simpson previously pleaded not guil.
~ IIc changed his plea today anC
sentence was imposed hy the court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
CUTS, BURNS
harnlins WiEsrd OH safe First Md
Treatment

How often icckjaw blood poisoning
the ices Of an ARA NJ lee OF sometimes
even life itself, results from the neglect
OF a burn or it:le cut Hamliu's Wizard
oil IL safe and effective first ala treat.
ment. II y n powerful bniis.ptir and
promptly applied 10 wounds ~ this Kind
Will lessen the danger 81 blood poisoning.
Keep Il handy.
Wizard oil l. a gO'i dependable prey.
asation to have In tfc medicine chest
Ger first aid when the doctor mas ~ far
away. !; IL soothing and healing and
quickly drives cui pain and intlamms.
tisn In cases e snrains. bruises, cuts
burns bites and sings. just as reliable
too for stiff neck. sore feet cold sutcs.
cankor sores. caraohe and tooachc.
Generous sized hottie 3jc
- n you are troubled with cons,lnati'n
ca sick h,scarhe try Hamhn's Wizard
liver Whips. iust pleasant li,t'r pink
i.ills at druggists for soc. Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
Childress Pigs
On Candy Diet
spssiAl 10 The News.

epeeiAl 70 The News.
CHiLDEESS. Nov. 3o-Candy Tor
the pigs makes them tat a, lcas;
that II what Lewis Bruthers and Gun.
ninghams swine growers. will tell the
inquisitlve. They bought more than
a ton 81 candy from The King CANDY
Company. Of Fort Worth. no, long ago.
The candy was some that had run O..
gether during the warm weather and
could not be rcmade into "dulcc" To-
the kids. The pigs that get this candy
MUNICH Il pretty much "a Kids would
More than $3.50 per mile viii b.
spent on the highway leading from this
city 10 the Red River following federal
and state approval Tor the project.
Better roads In all parts u the county
v the slogan here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
Former Greek King
Is Packing Up For
Return to Athens


~ Associated Press
LUCERNE. switzerland. Nov. % -
Former King Cuns,antlny's household
is preparing o. move quickly when thu
word comes from Athens ON" ~ his
secretaries said today Cunstlntino'a
baegag, could he paced in two hours
Cons,auiine's master ~ the stables
il leaving London Monday fur Athens
20 arrange details ~ the royal process.
sion through the capital Constantine
wishes Co land four miles from Athens
\ cipher code is being used for com.
municaiion with Athens Constantine
expects returns from the plchiscitc 90
Justify his leaving TUESDAY or wodnos.
day ~ next week unless be- decides o.
wait Tor Athens To send a doputation 10
ask formally his return.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
Tuber Curing Plant
For Mineral Wells


Special 70 The News.
MINERAL WELLS, Nov. sT.-Con'
truplntiun ~ sweet potato curing
plant In being made by the local cham
her ~ Commerce An effort In being
fusicrod to get farmers and business
men closer. II has been figured that
the erection NJ curing plant here
would save between nfty and seventy
i've per cent of the sweet potato pro-
ducilun annually. according 60 q state.
mont ~ the West Texas Chamber ~
Commerce. An active campaign VIII
be- put an 10 stimulate the growing ~
the tuhcrs and o. assure the erection
here 1T plant tu store them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
IMPROVE he LEoN mIGnw ~.


Sfscial u The New,
DE LEON. Nov. % surveys are he.
ing completed on the po Leon and Rush
Greek stretch - highway which If ~
bc improved for acceptance under High.
way No. II plans In a short time the
amount ~ earth to be- cXcavatod arl
filled IN will be known. The county
commission expects 20 dispose ~ the
bonds recently voted Tor these high.
ways s1 that work can hc started In
earnest on them by February !. ac.
cording "a a statement to the West
Texas Chamber ~ Commerce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
BELIEVE san SABA
RANCH HAS OIL
Special TO Tho Sswi

Special 10 The News
SAN SABA, Nov. ga 2loofoot
test Cor oil and gas IL Ia b" made an
N, Wilnuro ranch ms the result ~ an
agreement made between W. j Moore"
owner II the ranch. and John ". Colcy,
" chicago. owner ~ the Mother Pool
Addition at Ri,hlnnd Springs. \ thor
ough geologic examination of the prop
crty on which the well Is tu be- drilled
incliucs the parties To- believe that OF
In commercial quantities IL assured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30

thing new To you, something
out of the ordinary that will be
helpful to YOU.
II YOU don't buy today YOU
will tomorrow. You are not
wasting your time when you
,arc learning to know goods and
! how to talk knowingly to the
! clerks and salcspcoplc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
Pressure of business.


" Ansoctnted fretA
WASHINGTON. Nov. 90 -Prvssur,
AZ Official business has compelled Sec.
rotary Colby. Il was learned today. 60
delay his trip TO South America several
days He had expected 20 be able 10
eail next Wednesday. but II was no,
known tonight when his present en-
Eagements would permit him 90 leave.
although u was understood the DELAY
would not be very great.
Mr.. Colby has been In consultation
with the president frequently during
the last few days. No intima,ion ~
the specific questions under considers.
tlon has been given out. but this and
matters az the state department requir.
ing Mr.. CoIby's personal attention have
made Il impossible for the secretary -
adhere TO his original plans for the
"trip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
DISMISS Copper.

by Associated fress.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. 20 Tho
hoard ~ police commissioners late to.
day dlmisscd from service T.. T.. Bcaa.
Icy a city detective who was In charge
IT Dcnzcl Chester when Chester made
a sensational escape from train near
Broken Bow. Nebraska, while being r..
turned 90 Kansas city from Great Fails.
Montana, a. answer charge ~ muir.
der IN connection with tho killing n
Miss Florence Barton, a local society
glrl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-30
LIGHT OIL SHOWING
On kERliNli.l.E RiNCH.
Special 10 The News.

KEERViLl.E. Nov. with the
drill at 1900 feet a light showing ~ oil
IL reported In the Spiccr ranch oil wei
being drilled by l. y shaw. Unless
pay Is Nruck In the nest 100 feet the
well viii bc abandoned.