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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
LIBRARY DETAILS
FULLYEXPLA|NE:D
miss ELIZiBETH a.. WEST OF
AUSTIN ADDRESSES COMMIT
TEE ON LOCAL PLANS.

Miss Elizabeth ~ West. state H.
brarian. addressed the members of
the Amarillo Library Board ~ the
city Hal last niT,:' at o'clock. tell
ing Of Ietho-s that could be used In
securing public library for this
city. She told th. committee details
Of the Texas law relative 10 the es-
tablishmrnt of county libraries and
the method 10 be- used In securing the
funds with which 10 construct the
building. stock the library and main
tain Il. saying that the maximum
assessment for taxes that could be-
made II cents on the siOO property
valuation.
The question Of whether steps
would be taken To secure a city H.
brary or county library. or one main.
tanned by both the city and county
were discussed. as well IA the mat
ter ui housing. That II should Oc-
cupy portion Of the coliseum prt<
posed to be- built by bond issue by
the city. seemed To he prevailing
sentiment. Both questions. however.
will be left to u committee appointed
at last nights meeting. which will
report az the next meeting thoir de
cision. The committee is composed
OF Thomas =. Turner Rev. u. Thorn
sen. Mrs. ". &. Herring ana Mrs
". Latney Barnes.
After viewing the situation In
Amarillo. Miss West highly compli-
mentcd the local board fosrtheir un-
firing efforts TO locate library here
and expressed u strong belief that
their purpose would be- accomplished
In the not distant future. She was
delighted with the city. and said that
with the amount Of capital here q
strictly firs,-clasg institution should
be- brought into existence IN the not
distant future.
Miss West will leave for Austin
this morning. She stopped off In
Amarillo upon her return trip from
Colorado Springs. where size has been
In attendance upon meeting OF the
American Library Association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
FREE TRIP TO LONDON
LIVESTOCK EXHIBITION
OFFERED TO CLUB BOYS
special to Tho New.

Special TO Tho News
COLLEGE STATION. Texas June D.
Rules governing the international
club Judging contest To- be- held at At
lan,a. Ga. October N o. 20. 1890. by
the Southwestern Fair Association.
which have Just been worked out for
= contest almost sensational IN its acopc
,nd altogether 90 IN the prizes "ffer~d
have ju.t been received hy II. H. VII
hanson. araistant state agent In charge
II boy. agricultural club work oNtcn.
ion service Agricultural aud Mcchani
cal College Of Texas.
Each IT the forty.eight states In the
American Union having organized club
work ~ eligible. while the number of
representatives. or prize winners from
each staie II left entirely a. the discrc
ton of the aren't or leader in charge ~
club work In that state. However. each
state should be- represented by iud;
ing team of three bona I'D. club mem.
hers who have not previously contested
In an interstate Judging contest and
huuld have been engaged In club work
for not les than i2o days prior tn time
uf selection.
Free trips To the Royal Live Steak
Exposition. London. England. viii ~
given a. the following To the In
ID, idunl contestant securing the high-s,
total score. ITO the three m'inl,rrs
& the state team securing the highe a
score. To IA" country agent train
ne the high man In the contest To
l.. a .f.f.
work sending the champion team. g
70 the Washington official In charge "f
he geographical section represented Nv
the winning team Thee seven trip
will De- taken al the expense - tn
Southwestern Fair Association. Atiinti.
| pa Furthermore. Va each - the breeds
Judged abundant cash prizes viii l."
| awarded to IN individuals securing tho
highest scorc
Aitrr mature dclihcratiun the Nh
| "iilr - the extension rcfsi,r have d-
ri,led oR Tho following iduu fur sscur
NIX the T,Nas representatives First.
thc county ircnis will select not more
| Than three members tu enter e state.
| MIDI, elimination contest ~ De- hold ~
~" short course ~ 4 and V COLLEGE
| Turing th" summer. white enc thirl at
,hcsr showing the highest s-nrI Will
| compete ~ state contest this fall for
| q place ,n the state team a. enter m.
national contest Co b. he'll boz Atlanta.
/ GO Thus hy elimination those enter
| ng tho state contest viii l,r the best
material available from th. Texas agri
| cultural clubs. AMI much confusion ald
troull. win nlro De- "a no the cStcnsiH
/ rcrNice officials
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
MAYOR PREDICTS BOND
ISSUE WILL re BEFORE
CITY At EARLY Date

That an election for the purpose
~ deciding whether or not bonds IN
the aggregate amount Of S396.0oo
will be- issued by the City of ANA
rlllo Cor the purpose ~ constructing
q coliseum and public library buiid.
ing. sanitary sewers. disposal plant
and septic tanks. probably viii he
called In the near future. was the
opinion expressed M meeting OF IN.
city Commission Yesterday by
Mayor Lon D. Mars. basing his be-
lief upon the assumption that SUI
qcient number Of signers Will be So
cured to the petitions TO be- presented
To ths CITY Commission requesting q
bond election IN the sum of 100000
With which to build the coliseum.
The mayor said that In case such
a uetllicn is presented to the com.
mission. that body probably viii cali
additional elections for the same date
on the other questions. II Is csti-
mated that the sanitary sewers would
cost about sG0.000. the disposal
plant $4,000. and The septic tanks
stS 600 The sum ~ $4,000 Is
within 5000 OF the remaining total
bonding capacity Of rho city under
it, charter.
storm sewers 20 take care ot e.
surface street water caused hv the
even grade have been talked and
are favored by some, hu, since ,h'
estimate Of cost is s7i,o"o for a'
purpose could not be voted u th'
other proposed bonds are 10 be H.
sued. II Is pointed out Some property
owners have constructed concret'
curhs and cutters, and " all would
adopt that plan the surface water
following rains would be taken care
of. Mayor Mars said.
Concerning the price az which
bonds may he sold and the Interest
they shall bear. the mayor called at
tention 10 the fact that the matter u
regulated by the charter itself. Th'
charter provides that bonds shall moi
be- sold az less than par nor bear oNe'
per cent interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
MILLER VIII. HIRING TWO
SNupIE GtS ~ RNERS HERE

lee Niilcr president ~ the Miller
Engineering Company II littl" Eock.
Nrk.. will arrive IN Amarillo Sundly
ri'ruiur with two omplr gas burners
~ hi own invention and h,ing mnnu.
ficturcd o. NJ company Mt Miller
WuF in Amarillo iur several weeks some
time ara in the intvroft IT the promo
item e. % r,1crfn tur thu manufacture
4 "a, and "il burners bat was called
hqr, io Little Rock en- business
az Miil win give lecture In Am
lrliip un ,uuiiuriiun. according a. in
formation received here. the time ard
niar iu d. announced later
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
FAILURE TO DELIVER
Gas SUPPLIES HOLDS
UP PIPE LINE WORK

The work vi LAYING the field main "
IA. Panhandle Pipeline Company which
will convey gas from the fields north ~
the Canadian river To- Amarillo. Is being
delayed dut tu the noulrriyil ~ coup
lines and ether fittings To- be- used on
the line. T. l.min Driacoll. secretary
treasurer. s1id yesterday The entire
force uf Is men II hciug used In LAYING
city mnus. however. while awaiting
the arrival nf the necessary materials.
distributing main from the ice plant
to the Santa pc general offices ON
First street already has, been laid and
tn. work ~ laving main or Twenty
SECOND street from Van Eurcn Ia the
Santa Fc tra,ks b. now IN progress. he
,.idcs the line from the ras plant 90 the
Northern city limits to connect with the
field line. which WIS laid some weeks
ago Mr. Drscoll said h. believes a
,uu, idcrlblc portion uf the laying ol
mains within tho city can BE- accom-
,lirhci lcfora II IL necessary To- take
tho trrw 90 the field main
t'p o. the prevent time total ~ Ga
carIoads II pipe has been received and
twelve c1rloads are on the road. Al
coupling fur the field main with IN,
exception of s.p10 have h-cn shipped
from the mills and u h expected thai
they viii begin To arrive without about
ter days
After the worl, he's been resumed on
the field main u viii be- ush't
to completion Mr. Drsc6ll said ycsicr
day. ~ The cf'mplrv hos q large amount
of money tied up in the materials and
equipment FROM which II i- dcriyinl
me- revenue. Tie said that once tn
work h started an nycraE" of mor'
thar mlic div can Il" made IN lay
ing thu ficld main and that II viii ~
completed within about thirty days
ALREADY ~ miles IT pip" has hccr
strung north IT tho city but no ditch
ing has been dome outside ~ tho cts
itnlts The diiching can o. done ~ Z
rate ~ about 3 eoo feet every ten hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
CASE AGAINST HUTCHINSON
IS DISMISSED BY COURT

without ruling on the legality
Of the Indictment. the A. y. llutche-
son case was disposed of IN Federal
court Yesterday by the withdrawal
of The Indictment. After going more
thoroughly into the ease. Assistant
Federal Attorney 4. &. Austin told
the ccurt that the pr, sccntion had
decided 10 ash permission for with
drrwal. Counsel Ter defense would
have preferred dismissal Of the case
on It's own motion. Alec Mood stated.
but since the same end was attained
by withdrawal. no protest was inter
posed. llutchcson's Indictment
charged violation q the Reed amend
ment In transporting whiskey into
the state. hut n wag the contention
uf the defense that since the liquor
started from III Pago. within the
state. billed 10 Amarillo, also within
the state and passed through New
Mexico only incidentally IN transit. u
did not fall within the meaning oi
the Reed act.
The IIuicheson case ended Grim
inal trials fer the term. and Mr.
Austin left last night. Mr. Allen left
the day before and District Attorney
Taylor returned 10 Fort Worth ear
Ner In the wee. Only law and equity
casos will be tried durlnA III" re-
maiRdor OF the term
The case Of Gray County against
y. p Ilamer involving road contract
work. occupied the time Of the court
Yesterday and was continued over
into today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
DOORS or FOIR BUILDINGS
rot Nj OPEN BN CAMPBELL

TIL rear doors u four buildings were
found open las, night hy : l.. Camp
boil. WIN 60 operating q night watch
system which ~ suhrcrih,d to 10y about
nfty concerns in the business section ~
the city. The proprlctors ~ three mcr.
camille establishments and nm officisi
81 one II Amnrllos largest banks were
tel,phoncd ~ an early hour this morn
ing " Mr Campbell who informed
them Tint their dHors were open
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Slcll,y-Mnriin,

Miss Attilec Shelby OF Canadian
and Joseph f. Martin of New Mexico
were married AZ the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. q. A. carter. 500 East
Fourth Street. last night ~ 1880
o'clock. Rev. u. y Brooks. pastor OF
tha Polk street Methodist Church.
performing the ceremony. A large
number Of friends and relatives Of
the couDlc were present Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin left Immediately for
Mobile. Ala. where they will make
their home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
PnIImnn Markrrs strlkr.

~ NaHns iuifu i'ffH.
gr Louis. Mo. unc "a number
&C men, members II the brotherhood II
H4iiwaV Carmen. quit work to-day ri
ths Pullman ear shops hccause
wdc refused a wage Increase ~ bid
they declared. they wese refused d
wage incrtrrc 81 from - t. - cent.
an hour. Tho men declared moro thar
soa " o. out. Onirials of thu plant -
fused g. dlscuss the waikout.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
BROOKS To ATTEND
CONFERENCE At DAl.HNNT

Rev II. = Brooks. pastor cf the
Polk street Methodist Church. viii
go 10 Dalharl today To attend a dis
trict conference of the Amarillo dis
trici OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South The conference VIII
begin this morning and last through
Saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
DORCHESTER MAKES HIGH
SCORE At WEEKLY SHOOT

The highest score made at the.
weekly shoot Of the Amarillo Gun
club was that at NJ. Dorchester with
an average OF sc per cent which was
followed closely by Dr. T. ~ Dyson
with an average ~ 81 per cent
q \. williams averaged -. Dave
wattcn 7s: jeff Davis 6S. and Dr.
.R-M. Walker 90 per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Seven Killed, Over
Hundred Are Hurt
By Terrific Storm

~ A.se-iaisa ffess
IT. PAIL. uinn.. June 9y--Seycn per.
.ons were killed. more than 100 injured
aud property loses that viii agEeeaie
hundreds IL thousand oi dollars we've
the toll taken by tie terrific Wind aud
electrical storm that swept northwest.
cru Minnesota and eastern North Dako.
~ lasl night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
NOTICE. WOMAN.

There viii be- special entertain
mcni fer ne members of this organ
iypron ~ the Odi Fellows Hall to-
uight ~ 7.a0 o'clock. All arr urged
iu b. present.
- o. WALKER. e. q. r.
lNa lie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
JOHNSON CHARGES MONEY
BEING USED TO SHIFT"
INSTRUCTED DELEGATES
CcontInucd from Page oncl

by the decisions ON the platform.
"I've been talking 10 delegates t0dny
about who can best de- the job before
us. which IN that ~ eliminating the
present administration from power. ia
AK. Ia submit the question a. you. ar
Ia anybody as Ia who can get the most
Voics Conc,ding all candidates before
IN, convention have requisite quallfi.
ati,ns for the presidency. there can
De- M reason fur refusing a nomina.
TIN m that individual except the Old
theory 4. striving Tor immediate sue.
cess rather than ultimate victory.
Crane Suggested
Spnchndy sugscstde that Former
senator crane favored the league with
rcf ryailons.
4 don't doubt that" the senator said
'and am cndcavoring to get the re-.
publican PARTY 10 take q republican ~.
titudc. an American attitude. and wen
aFk the I.lrty To- take that position"
The ienhtor said he had seen Mr..
crane three times to-day. hut had no
opp, riunity Ia talk with him NJ length.
Reports that the convention planned
a. nominate candidate before adopt.
'ng platform were mentioned.
Il ihinl, the usual method viii be
pusucd senator Crimson replied. lie
DID not think It likely lee added that
the convention would attempt Ia limit
debate on the league AT nations II de.
bntc h~lmo necessary
WiIl Take Case To People.
Any man who bctrays his people or
hotrnyr me- 'hr said IN breaking III q
yolley of qucrtionr. and referring to nri.
mary delegates.
whether for gold ar any other rea.
IONS ~ tab" his case to his people
aud ia like 10 make that plain. ! don't
p'licyr there VIII be- any such betrayal.
louk fur full obedience a. the PEG.
pie" mandates though efforts az every
lind and every character and say that
td,ir'dly with all Il neaus ARE being
mnde o. move them. think those a.
forts VIII be futile"
After renmrkirr that he had been
having delightful time" with Nebras.
IA. oklahoma and Michigan delegations
Nho called upon him or upon whom he
called. the renatur reverted to the
l"aTu" e nations.
'l'yc been telling you very frankly
every day INV opinions on the league
{ nstions
What do You hear from NV oppon
"nts about Il. what do they tell you.
here do they standT"
IT, waited moment.
Echo echo. Answers where" He
OBJ rived.
That's all"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
| TEXAS WONDER

For kidney srd BLADDER Troubles. srsvei. vest
s--l lame hack. rheis-af,ss- sna tr'.rui-s''i.-
81 the lhirevs. sna kladi~r n rot s~ld ~
your drueuisi. W. wall 81 e Small l-'''i
otter fttss Send faF sw@Fa tsstiu,.nisis
-" " Al E.
Roy n CouOr d Ipllar has bcen an
point ID traffic chief fur the Southwest
ern TAlcgraph 4 Telephone COMPANY
and has assumed his new duties MI
and Mrs Combs vii make ihrir hom'
IN Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
M,kING PIi,,T0
sNTEi.IiIS KING

mo M JANEli;p. june ''-- Iiraf1
already T. making plans 10 cn,ri ,ain
th. hing of HpEilus when he makes
nj PROJECTED VISIT 90 this country later
~ tho wear tn. steamer t'bcrahl
enc - Hra7ir- irst merchant vessels
win De- sent to Nntwcrp o. hring hin
tl iiu
% pH1tHf1 q .,'. where tho r'ra'
.rp.t- vlrt. 'tts.i during their ~
bee. hrstrr usivsly o. dcrora 81
~ t,f.utt.is,
\ rrcnchmsn - the inventor Of a r.
yalyinr can small enough e. BE- carried
IN thsd o,kri and operated by pressing
butions Mith a thumb and fingers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

Thif Die;nal Pasha should moi be- mis-.
taken for another Turkish leader Of
lmilar name and title who recently was
appointed q minister OF the new Turk.
in cabinet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
SAYS YOUNGER MEN ARE
FAST LEAVING FARMS
f1rst Nonpartisan League Senator
DISCUSSES Needs of Situation
as He Sees Them.
Thy Associated Press !

oS.I
FARGO. N D.. Nov. 20.--Dr. L. +.
a Laaa. hrst United States Senator
oiected as candidate Of the Nom
'.san League. announced hero that
ms nrst aim In Congress will be to
promote promote better system for mar
proaucts OF tho farm
rs serious problem that faces
S,vhgress, DIR. Ladd said. some
shins must be done, and within the
th Tow years. IL We arc to save
IN. inc farming industry from domorali-
men left on the farm are middle
aseu and eldcrly--the younger men
"re looking for greater opportunities.
b"lieve that dealing In futures
seller never had, an equity, which
never existcd and which viii never
DC doliyered--ls a species OF gambling
winch does not stabilize prices or
cement tho producer or consumer. 1t
rs a matter which every legislator
louEht TO study until he has i just
slider whether 1t is not worthy of
ibis attention.
Tho cooperative movement must
IEo hand In hand with helpful legis-
lation In Improving the situation.
Farmers must come 10 own their buy
Ing and selling organizations.
lcgihiatirn Is passed making
funds from Federal reserve banks
fand Federal land banks available to
these organizations farmers will be
aoIe 10 hoid their grains Until they
arc needed instead OF dumping them
vest"
Mr.. Ladd added that EFFORT should
re made to bring better school sys-
farm children the same chances for
Ieducation hs had In towns and cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
SEEKS LOWER MINE TAXES
American Mining Congress In Denver
VIII Urge Various
Reforms.

DENVER. COL. Nov. 2o.-complcte
I!eVlsion OF all tax laws pertaining
10 inc mining industry. clearing
lou tho atmosphere" between capital
ana labor. and general review OF
TIE geld problem, arc among tho
subjects slated for action al tho
annual convention OF
inc American Mining Congress. be-
ginning here tomorrow and to con-
itinue until November 90
E1cesaiye taxation which has all
)out killed the industry" said an Of
quarters here. will be chief amcnr
1the matters discussed
The allied tax committee Of the
\ oHSsesR. which met recently In New
YORK. VIII bring report to the CON
Shlloh reconirne ndinB complete ro-
vision OF all existing mining tar
In VS., both national and local.
In addition, II is generally rec
|oghizeh among mining men there
must be a general clearing OF the
|Rtmosphcrc to show where the rea-
labor" $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
THANKSGIVING SALE
Reductions ON
Notions and Smallwears

hllic lHlHSS ludl are daily n
cut. Every one you buy is at
o. N. 7. Lustrc, 100-yard spools;
white. black and colors.
Regular l0c spool.
This sale, &c.
Craddock's Hygienic Blue Soap.
Regular 1bc cake; 3 cakes to box.
This sale, soc.
Jergens' Bath Tablets-Soap; several
odors to choose from.
Regular 15c cake.
This sale. doz., $500.
16 2-3c to $500 Buttons. Group
big variety small buttons-metal,
silk, satin, crochet; all colors: for
regular purposes and for fancy dress
trimmings. Take them at, doz., &c.
40c to $500 Buttons. Group g.
Big offering of small buttons. in metal
glass, cut steel, ETC.; very desirable
lot priced now at, doz.. 1Oc.
O. N. T. and Star Pearl Crochet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21


aving to you:
colors.
Regular 15c ball.
This sale, lie.
Shah of Persia Toilet Soap, manu-
featured by Crystal Coap Co.
Regular CSC cake
This sale, for 25c.
Jergens' Doris Talcum Powder
violet and rose, white and flesh.
Regular soc.
This sale. SOC.
40c to $1.00 Buttons Group q
Big assortment small buttons-metal.
ivory, satin and lot OF good STYLES
for dress trimmings.
Choose, doz., 1Oc.
SLIPS to $3.50 Buttons. Group f.
Splendid variety OF big buttons: fine
grades for costumes and dresses. All
are most desirable. Doz.. 6ec.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Reductions NOW!
and Months Ago

Many months back, in preparing
for this Falls business, we felt that
tho public needed TO buy merchan-
disc at less money.
And 30, notwithstanding the high
costs to US, we determined to, and
did. mark a smaller ratio OF profit
on our merchandise than ever before.
That we conceived to be our part
In making It possible for the public
to acquire good, reliable necdfuIs at
the lowest possible price.
And we mention 1t In connection
with this sale because the reductions
here enumerated are on these al
ready supcr-low prices.
You will, therefore, more readily
understand that the values this
movement makes possible are, by all
odds. the greatest and most impor-
tant this store has ever offered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
ST. PATRICK'S CARD PARTY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Bridgeville, March 20.-Members OF
the Five Hundred Card Club were enter
tanned, Wednesday night, at the hotel OF
Mrs. Stella Wright. by Mrs Edward ].
Layton and Ira Lewis. Being St. Pat
rick S Day the hotel was beautifully deco
rated in green. and all favors and table
decorations were appropriate to the occa-
sion.
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Harry w Viven, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs Edward J.
Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Newton, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Victor Lewis, Mrs. Elma Gray, Minnie
Elliott, May Records, Margaret Layton,
Mary Messick. Lillian Sudler, Adele Gray.
Mrs. Alice Long of Frederick, Md, Stan
ley Ledenham, Mr.. Deahm, Clayton FL
lott, Bradford Jones, Edward ]. Layton
and Ira Lewis.
Cards were played until late hour,
when supper was served. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Alice Long of Frederick.
Md; Miss Adele Gray, Stanley Leden-
ham and George Hill