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The Redwood gazette., 1920-08-25
Physicians Again
Organize Assn
BROWN AND REDWOOD COUNTY
MEDICs FORM NEW SOCIETY
AT SPRINGFIELD.

Since the State Medical Association
ousted the Brown Redwood Medical
Association for failure to drop from
the rolls the name Of DR.. L. A. Frit-
sche of New Ulm, the physicians OF
the two counties have been without
membership in the state and national
associations. In order to regain their
membership, number of physicians
of the two counties went about to or
ganize new society under the name
of Redwood Brown Medical Society
and the state association has APPROX
ed of the organization.
A meeting of the society was held
last week at the office of DR.. w. A.
Meierding in this city. 1t was attend
ed by DR.. A. F. Stricken and DR.. Mary
Strickler Of Sleepy Eye, DR.. J. Z.
Adams of Morgan, DR.. Jameson OF
Walnut Grove, DIR. Walker of Lamber-
ton and Drs. Rothenburg, Shrader and
Meierding Of this city. DIR. Walker
was elected president and DIR. Meier
ding, secretary and treasurer.
About ten new applications were re-
ceived and all but three were accept
ed, the others being laid on the table
IOr cOnSlueTdClOH dC Iutuie HicSt-
ing.
Drs. Schoch, Weiser and Pellant of
New Ulm were the only physicians
from New Ulm who have been admit
ted to the association.
Since the Brown and Redwood
county physicians lost their member
ships in the state and national asso-
citation, they have lost many of the
advantages of such association. In
surance companies hesitate to ap-
point as examiners physicians who
are not members Of the national as
sociation. The result of the organic
alton of the new society will be to as
sure to the members these valuable
connections with the large life insur-
ance companies of the country
Springfield Press.
The Redwood gazette., 1920-08-25
Lyon County Fair Soon.

Redwood County's neighbor on the
vest is ready to pull off the annual
county fair and is planning big things.
elaborate programs have been arrang-
I'd for both afternoon and evening of
ZACH day, two big ball games to be
seatured each afternoon. The teams
cheduled to play include Cottonwood,
Russell, Marshall, Candy, Slayton.
Montevedio and Lamberton. In addi-
ion there will be MarshalPs excellent
.oand assisted by other bands, and a
oand concert will be part of each
evenings entertainment. Horse rae
ng, boxing matches free attractions
nd fireworks will fill in the remainder
# the programs. Needless to say all
he residents of Redwood County are
most cordially invited to be among
hose present The dates fixed for
he event are August 80. 81, and Sep
sember ! and 2. and the place is Mar
shall.
The Redwood gazette., 1920-08-25
New Building Started.

The new building, to be erected by
the Redwood Falls Electric Company
is to be started Immediately and the
construction hurried so that the new
quarters may be ready for occupancy
before cold weather, according to the
decision reached by the Board of Di-
.ectors at a meeting held Monday
evening. A committee consisting of
4. d. McRae, c. F. Gales and Rud
Stensvad will have charge of the
building operations. The site was Sc
.ected some time ago and the building
viii occupy the lot at the south of
The Farmers State Bank.
The Redwood gazette., 1920-08-25

The railroads have granted reduc-
ed rates for the state fair. The rate
will be one and one half fare for
,he round trip. ~
The Redwood gazette., 1920-08-25

President Wilson has issued the. call
for the first meeting Of the League of
Nations assembly. The probable place
of the meeting is Geneva and the date
IS November is. The call is now in
the hands of Sir Eric Drummond, the
League secretary and the text will be
made public soon. g.
The Redwood gazette., 1920-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Soltau of Elkart,
Ind, are guests at the home of Mr..
Soltau's sister, Mrs. August F. See
beck. Mrs. Lena Theis who has been
at Elkhart with them, returned to Red
wood Falls in their company and will
also be at the Seebeck home for a
time.
The Redwood gazette., 1920-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Morphew of North
Springs. Ia, will arrive by auto to-
day for visit with their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Carr and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Christensen. gf.-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
ON FuGA CON)EDLU|'

& ~
Colonelul Hohston, intr'un in
teryiev dat ziaristilor din Paris a
zis Cd safccesorul lui Wilson va fl
Harding sau Cox. Declaratiunea e
foarte i1pportanta fiindca clarifi-
cat situatiunea 81 aici.
W.
Tn barbat casatorit are o nevas-
I'd care il inspaimirita 81 il face Sc
mearga pc calca cea dreapta. Bur-
lacul sc baseaza numai De constiin-
ia lui.
w
Baietii, de obiceiu, fncep Sc po-
arta pantaloni lungi ia 0 etate anu
mita, dar pima acum mn s'a fixat
etatea fetei cind sc inceapa q
scurta poalelc rochiei.
%g
Ar Fl multi mai binc Sc incetam
de a chelalai dupa ce n 'avcm 81 a
multumi pentru ce avem.
w
Dare de ce nu Sc permite intra-
rea unui cline in tramyaiu 81 t0ti
boil earl au GU &c plati tichetul
sunt liberi?
!. w
81 &c ce nu Sc zice Pc limba ro-
nina carne de bou, ci de vaca 81
nici carne de scroafa ci de pore?
w
Daca II ar fl nevasta, un barbat
n ar sti nici odata ca unchiul bu-
nicului vecinei fost arestat odata
fiindca furat niste rate.
g
I'm dOmn cind nu-i multumit de
servltor il da simbria 81 ii spune !:
Dute cu Dumnezeu; doamna
cInd nu-i multumita cu servitoarea
o palmuieste 81 ii zice: Dute la
dracu.
%g
Sc zice ca calul de dar nu Sc
cauta la dinti, dar ce Sc faci co
gl0aba caruia trebue sal mesteci?
w
Vreti Sc ajungeti milionar. q
fOarte lesne. MiliOnnl de Ruble Bol
seviste e douazeci 81 cinci dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

spuna pe sleau nu cf insinpari malitiease, il u
p colncidenta ciudata: Artieolnl tsCeldnl
iratele DIN Youngstown zice q ~ arpxelI
glptul se len nsat colectele 81 Il sI,scial AZ I
Monnmentnl Eroinei della jim, spare III aoela1|
pnRlicA pn aFticol scris de a. Nika Retreac1
q hoplnlsl pe llng& Legatia Hominx din &
= GlcFlflea actsle mArete Az Hrp 1i>pla ~
espe = 1Dcbeie astfel: ss'' s. s'ssIs
II s feepR Joaps dare u ll6of tft1Ijjd
~ ~ assmeni d Ecat 1riine
- ass hvisrei nationale il ~ IS a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
INFORMAIN)M
1mpugc& sofia accidental.

4AAYU9C6 0Vy46 6CCAu0utt&l.
Descarcarea accidentala a unui
pistol, pc care Joseph Thomas,
1719 b. 68th ST., il curatea, a ra-
nit pc sofia lui Alice in soldul
sting. Rama nu seri0asa.
Dina Thomas statea pc pat in
camera alaturata cind arma s'a
descarcat accidental.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
PlAtit ca Sd vin& Ia scoala.

MARIETTA.-Clarence Miller
care locuieste in Haywood, in a.
propiere de Marietta, va primi i'm
dollar pc ii, della comisia pentru e.
ducatie, ca sd vina Ia scoaE.
Aceests a fost decisa cind Sc a.
dus inaintea comisiei sd decida fur.
nizares de transport baistului, du-
pa cum prevad legile statului Ohio,
ca Sd poata veni Ia scoala. Legile
spun ca. daca un copil orr fata de
scoala locuieste mai departe de 2
mile della scoala atunci orasul tre-
buie casa furnixeze mijloaele de
transport.
= facut propuncrea ca sal plx-
tsaaea un dollar pc ii, lar Acnm
Clasenee va vsni pc jos 81 va pxs-
tss banii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
Hotii au legat pc d-ra Peck

A0yu au legat pc d-ra Peck
de pat.
TOcmai in momentul cind mers
la pat d-ra Mary Peck, domiciliata
pc 2319 E. 36th St., a auzit citiva
pasi in camera eli de dormit.
Dol barbati mascati au fntrat pc
fereastra deschisa 81 Tau pus re-
volyerele in piept, spunindu-i ca 0
fmpusca daca face larma.
Dupa ce au legat-o de pat, hotii
au rascolit prin casa 81 au dispa-
rut ell 0 suta treizeci 81 cinci de
dollari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
Anarchist prin3i n Chicago.

Anarchist prin1i n Chicago.
SPR1NGFIELD, Ill. - Frunta-
sill unei banzi formidable de apar.
chisti care de I'm lung timp Gauge.
am, prin activitdtile lor, neliniste
autofitatilor, se afla acu,n in tenn
fnita, ca ,ln resaltat al ,inui raid
fa&ut Dc polite. Nouaapresece 50
.aflc arestati dintre care opt spnt
direct acuzati de conspiratie de a
arpnoa in aer trenu Illinois Cen.
tral; in xiua do Labor DAY, care
ducca Q mult;me de oameni din
Sprinfield.
Unul dintre cei detinuti a mar.
turisit All, dupa cum spun auto.
ritatile, dind detailuri asupra ope
ratiilor acestei banxi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
Sc impusca ca = dss lbartate
sOtiei lui,

49, vrsyF-- NV
sotiei lui,
Henry j. Pohl, in etatc de As
ami, veteran din rasboiul. Spaniel
Gu America . fest aflat mort pc
patnl lui lar linea el se alta o no
ia Gu urmatorui continut:
Gam imprumutst revolverul de-
la un prieten ca se omor un cine.
Cinele sunt eu. Prietenul nu de
blamat. Cetind 81 recetind petit
tia de divort q sotiei mele am decis
ca Ell sa devin jalecatorul. Ca ju-
decator ii dan pentru intretinere
pensie mea din care Sc suffrage
% dolari pentrU cremarea cadav-
rului meu, dup4 care cenusa Sc fie
aruncata vfnturilor',.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

Distruge munitia aHetilor.
hRRLlN. - Un tren fncarcat
Gu provisii de hrana 81 munitii.
destinat pentru trupele interali-
ate din silesia, fost oprit la War
furt' de c6tra lucratori della cailc
fcrate. Lpcratorii an deslegat va
gonul Gu mnnitie 81 la aruncat in
aer. lasind restnl trenului Sc piece.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
Lupta sapts m pentru sufra.
giu insa aou1n nu poate vota

WASHINGTON. N.-Aproape toa.
tc femeile din America vor putea
vota in alegerile din Noembrie, nu.
mai Alice Paul, presidenta parti.
dulni femeiesc. care ma facut alta
de sapte ami d silc deoit de a lup-
ia pentru cfvtigarea sufragiului,
nu va putea q = voteze ,dupa cum
s'a aflat All.
Prin sederspg fpdslaagata in
Washinetop de 6nde d4; direetiva
luptelor pentIa sufeaaiu, d-rs A.
lice Paul si-a lrdat areptul de
locuitoare q statului New Jersey.
Locuitorii din districtul Columbiei
I'd. C.) nu an dreptul de yot.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

Al0gorAe m sUI3x1cO.
MEXICO. A1sgerca geheralu.
lui -Alyaro Abregon Ia postpl Dc
presedinte al republicei Mexico a
fost concedata de toti ca I'M rezul.
tat al voturilor, pulte &c q primi,
in toate partile 3arii. Rapoartt
complecte M vorfi gata decit pes.
te citeva zile.
ziua alegerilax treeut m pace
in Mexico 81 imlrejupimi Il pini
acnm nici din dlte parti ma sosi1
rapoartc despse tulburari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

Bryan lsal dsmocratiei.
WARRINGTON. - "Oricare ar
fl sentimentele mele, datoria inca
in toamna aceasta este de a sta in
partidul democrat. Aceaste Gu
vinte lea spus William Jennings
Bryan.
"Eu sper Sc lucru prin partidul
democrat ca Sc cSstig lucruri pc
care cred Cd sunt bnne pentru ta-
ra.
Daca va sprijin activ candidatu-
ra guvernorulu James NJ. Cox in
ultima f9za a luptelor electorate,
nu Sc site 81 ma volt ca Sc spuna
'afara numai Cd in present munca
lui Sc margineste q asigura alegerea
deputatilor 81 senatorilor carl au
garantie ca nu vor modifica legile
prohibited in existenta. :.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

0al punensi priali ~ vaper d
de ena1SaiA
Dei fnsi ~ fost prinsi Il sun
detinnti de polite senssti % pun
gasi. Acestia au fost vazuti pc Gin
operau.
Goana dupa pungasi "a incepu
in nrma informatiilor primite q
- aesat svanor. "Theodose Roose
vet' scr AHA Q hrisak De pun
sasi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08


oopii.
PARIS. - Un aeroplan a cazut
Pc un loc unde Sc jucau copii, in
apropierc de Paris, omorind trei
copii 81 ranind foarte grav alti
xece.
Copiii erau la joe cind aeropla-
null. 'sburind foarte aproape de pa
mint, s'a ivit deasupra lor 81 a CD
zut intre ei ca 0 piatra.
Propelele Sc invirtiau, 81 moar-
tea celor trei Sc datoreste lor. Mich
eopii au fost taiati bucati, pe.cind
ariple grele q trinit Ia pamfnt pc
alti copii rapindui grew.
Pilotul Detienne, un expert
avistor, militar, . fost usor ranit
insa mecanicul l~i q fost omorit
instantaneu. In districtul unde s a
iatimplst acsst duretos accident
tata lni Detienne este invatator, 81
acest shQr fost facut Gu intentia
de produce placere copilor della
scoale batrinului tata al aviato-
rnlui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

,
MILAN:-Zilale accste s'a aflat
despre soartea celor patru mil de
prisonieri rusi pe care Austria ia
prins 81 care an lost liberati acum
de curind de cafra Italia.
Marinarii de pc vaporul Pietro
~, pc care acesti prisonieri au
fost dust della Neapole la Odessa,
spun ca la sosirea prisonierilor CO.
misarii bolsevi,tis Ia asteptat in
port 81 ia dus direct pc frontul
polon Gu toate protestarile acestor
prisonieri carl doriau sa-si .vada
familiile de care sunt despartiti de
cinci ami de zils.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

Cox q lrlandexii.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. = Gu
vernorul. Cox favorizeasa ca prin
cipiul autodeterminarii 81 fie spli
cat 81 in Irlanda. Aceasta declara
tie . facnt'o Cox ca rasp,lns une
intrebari &c is'a pus de catra unu
din numeroase audients din St
Paul.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
INTERNATIONAL K|WAN|s
CONVENTION REPORT IS
GIVEN BY F. F. PHILLIPS

~ Hmkc Culropp.r who o. holding
The revival at the Polk street Mctho
lirt church tabernacle, and T. T. PM.
lips delegate o. u, international Isl.
wants Convention 900 Portland. Oregon.
we're the principal .uralclf az The ~.
Nnuis cub ,uuoh' 100 N,stcrdny noon
ai tto Amarillo hotel u. n y BROOKS
nr'lr of the rD.k street Methodist
rhmrh. was 4. have spoken. hut h'
turned his time over io pr Culpoppcr
who discussed the pulling together
.puit that builds cities nud cited how
ihls had been Hccct'iul in Memphis.
Tom. his home city
Mr. phiiips praised the splendid wav
iu which Portland entertained the Isl.
wants dcl,gatcr and the inspiration
which be- received dom assooiptlrn with
Kiwanipuv from all over the United
states and Cannda
IN j. \. Caldwell chairman ~ the
I program committee. introduced tho
,pc,l,or, \ number IT visitors a,,ud
,d The lurchepn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
ESSEX COMPLETES
l2S7-MILE TEST
3G.IIOuR. NONSTOP ENDURANCE
TRIP PROVES HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL.

When the 9G.hour. nonstop endur'
ancc and rpeod test Of the Essex tour
linz eur of Toney Chisum was com.
ploied yesterday afternoon at asa
o'clock the car had been In operation
n total oi 10 hours and 30 seconds and
had Travelled a total distance Of l,207.S
miles. making general average Of
more than 30 miles per hour with no
time counted out for stops due Ia mis-
haps md taking ON gasoline. oil and
watei
During the entire 10 hours no en-
CINE trouble Il amy character was en-
counierod and the engine was un'
touched. when II was stopped NJ the
liudsnnEsseN headquarters. the motor
was IN first.olnss condition and work
ing equally NJ good ~ when II started
an the test Very few mlshaps &C.
CURED during the test II was ncccs
sary 10 change tires only four time.
one leaf Of the left front spring was
broken when the ear run into ditch
However. no repairs were made In the
spring before the completion of thu
test.
These who drove the ear ON It's vari
aus laps of the test were: Toncy
Chi,un, Alva Hooper aud j. y. clay
brock. Mcchaniciann were: +. y
Woodruff. George Hell and u. T.
fuIua, and limckeepers were: ]. y
Brown, Paul r. Nickcrs. W. T. stan
berry. Hogan Cradle and 4. q. Dun
away AHa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
WILL Be HELD TODAY
At ROTARY LUNCHEON

An educational program has been
arranged for the Rotary club luncheon
viiirn win he held today noon az the
Inarlllo Hotel. Prof. j. l.. DuFlot of
Went Texas State Normal College. Can
Won. viii rpcnk y. :. Griggs. vice
chairman Of the educational committee.
viii have charge. Charles l.. Green Is
chairman. and other members ~ the
committee are Tom Curric. l.. g. White.
". W. Galhraith. John s. Mcknight.
clyde Cockrcll u. ~ Nichols Il. u.
Hanson and Horace Russell. l.. &.
white. dclegNc Ia the international
convention NJ Atlantic city. also will
report today.
\ ladies night has been planned Tor
July ~ ut the Amarillo Hotel. The
regular luncheon viii he omitted that
day. The committo" arranging this
program consists of Henry Gooch
Clarence Williams. Guy Saunders. u,
a. Quinby. Ross H. Rogers and thu
board of directors. They will meet
frnm 4.3O o. o'clock this afternoon at
The General AUTO supply Company and
take NJ matters further concerning
ladies' night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
COURT Of CIVIL
APPEALS PROCEEDINGS

Proceedings uf the court uf CiVil An
pcals for the Sc.cl 10 Dlst.i,t. nt ANN.
iil'u, June 30
Motion, Overruled.
J T. l,uhbs ~. a. - voolfolk ~.
hearing.
J. W rhnpott W. samuel Edge ,,.
hoaiine
Motion Granted.
j. g. llickcrnell. ct nj Vs. j. q. Greg.
'ory. ct al. rchcnring
Affirmed.
j. &. llick,rncll ~ NJ Va I. T.. Greg.
CRY ct ,l from Wilhnrrcr.
y. Cooper w.. T.. Nowglm, from car.
non
l.. VI. l,cvnoldr. ct M ~. i T. Hcvn.
oldr. Admr. from Coliiugworih
6. a $. ly. CO., 81 al Vs.. Ada Rowe
Admr. from Potter
e. 4. Mitchell vs. W l.. Griffith from
Hartley.
W. A. McSradGcn ". ". Il. Wilson.
from Armstrong;
@. H. Page ct al vs. g g. Falrcv
from Floyd
N'N'Isfu aHu NfnlallufH
Early Foster 60. 80 Tom u Hurnoit
& Co. from Dallas.
Set for Submiss ion ON October q.
The City of Dallas w. Texas I'm
ploycrs Insurance Go. from Dallas.
! NJ Cummins. Ct ny w. Hazel Cum
mins. from Hcmphill
Hculah Nlckcrs. 81 viz w. Earl W
Faubian. from Potter.
Set for Submission October Is.
~ G. Dohmoicr w. !, r. Reid from
Castro.
IT. W a u. G. By. 60. IT NJ ~ Aims
y. Mntlocli. - al. from Dallnm.
Otuf Rocvcr. ct ny va \ u Shool'
Il ~. from Hale.
Set far Submis sion October 20.
Alfalfa l.hr. c.. ~ !. T.. 'ilpr. q ~
from Lubhock.
Frank Nonhaus ve W e. Cowin
from Castro.
u L. Dodec vg !. IT, McCrl, fror
Fisher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Man TO LEAVE HERE

r. e liutlcr special AGENT Of the L. S
Department Vt Labor. viii leave tonight
for Ennr1s city. Mo. whore be- viii rc.
cciyc Instructions ~ to ms futurr lnca.
tirn, which he believes viii be- either
al Lincoln - omaha. Nbraska. The
local office will be- truod over Ia Tlnr.
man Benton. county agent. aud Frank
II. Jamison. sccrc,nrv.manaRcr ~ tho
panhandl,I'lping Chamber e com:
mercc.
During the time that Mr.. Butler has
been In charge oi thc,l'cll employment
ufii'c he haF succeeded IN placing u
large number e harvest hnrds with
Panhandle grain farmers Yesterday
he expressed his appreciation of the as.
.sifinncc and cooperation 1T the comfy
agent ana the Board of Chy Develop.
mcnt and Chamber ~ Commerce ~
well ~ the newspapers aud othcrs. and
declared hc was confident that the sun.
port given the local office II would
ltnyc q r'cat success.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
STAR CASH GROCERY
TO HAVE NEW HOME

Actual construction II q nrc proof
iprhhlc dash mercantile building ~ 20,
West Ninth street to be- occupied hy
The star Cash Grocery II which j "
lin H. proprietor. viii ucgin SION Ma
lcrialn for the construction IT the build.
INK were being delivered YESTERDAY
The building Is Va ne ~ feet by "a
Tee, ana one story high II viii have
metal ceiling ana ~ the improvements
nj modrrn store buildings. Mr. iliii
all that the building viii h. completed
aud occupied within about six weeks
Alr llill has operated the CJfh Gro
,.Ii fur about seven years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
Transfer OH Lease.
H|GH-GRADE WHEAT
RAISED BY HOLLAND

Wheat weighing mn average ~ 80
pnuud' to tn bushd which wls rii'nl
within thr"c miles ul Amarillo. on thu
farm e q. G. Holland. was brought
to the city yesterday aud win be- sold
Ia the highest bidder Mr.. Holland rc.
.roricd that his entire rrcp was mat.
ing - bushels to the acre aud better.
Specimen ~ the wheat prc being fur.
nifhcd to the Panhandle Plains cham
Tor e.. Cpmmcrc" So NJ holland ard
win b. sent Ia state fairs In various
PARTS of the country 10 be placed on ~.
hilulon. \ specimen alrn viii be- In the
window ~ the officc " r VI Rruurr
4 Company, SOC Taylcr street for tht
noNi icw dnvs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
Resolutions ~ Respect.

We. your committee. appointed hv
Potter, Comfy Medical Society and
staff ~ 81. Anthony Sanitarium In
special call scstion June 2S, 1920 Ia
draft resolutions of respect IN IN"
death NJ Mrs. T.. = Hillourh. bag tn re-
port ns follows:
Whereas. the Supreme Ruler In li's
wisdom has sccm 10 To- remove from
the walks ~ lie the beloved wife ~
II Il. $. liiiluugh he II resolved that
We hereby extend the heartfelt sympn'
thy and condolcncc ~ the entire menu
hcrship - Potter County Medical So.
cicty. Potter County Dental Society aud
stat fof 81 Anthony Sanitarium.
tSignch GEO r. THOMAS
\. 4. CALDWELL
\ =. LtMpkiN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
CLARENDON News
STATEMENT FOR MOOD

CLARENDON. TrXas. June 30. 1890.
The undersigned understand that Tor
lack of something else To- say against
Mr.. Alex NJ. Mood In ,his race Tor dis
triot attorney. u II heing urged against
him IN Union Labor Circles In Amaril'
10 that he has used u campaign card
with the union label on u IN Amarillo
and In Clarendon h. hasshandcd out u
card without such label.
This Is pruhahly true. and the fol'
lowing are the facts Mir Mood came
into our printing shop In Clarendon
several DAYS ago while campaigning IN
D0nlcy County. and stated that he had
run ont uf campaign cards and dcsirci
ny 10 print him some. asking that We
nut the union label thereon. and hand
ing uS q union label card for copy. ",
told Mr.. Mood that We would gladly
print him all the cards desired but tina,
there WAS No union shop IN Clarendon
nnd we could not use such label. Mt
Mool was out of campaign cards and
We Unlisted un accommodating him
Aloods necessity Tor the cards was ~
gent and immediate. and he passed out
among the voters of Donlcy County tn,
cards We printed fcr him. aud possibly
ufcd them elsewhere.
We dn not want the facts distoric,
against Mood.
sAM NJ GRAswEl.I.
Editor aud Owner Clarendon News
T. q. ESTLACK. t"cal Editor
I Political A'lvl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
TR|LETTs AXE BORN TO
Mr.. AND MRS. COTTON,
FATHER IS OUT Of CITY

Triplrts were hotn a. Nh AMI Mrs
T. " Gotten. 1905 Fillmore street yes.
toulpy morning between and . o',lu,k.
Each ct them weighed about tour
pounds Two NJ them were boys aud
The other q girl The two boys died
'hotly after their birth and the llil,
giil died about Q o'clorh yesterday nft,r.
moon
Mr Gotten hns been aut uf the city
.ur several dnNf ana WAS expected In
return yesterday hut aid not Efforts
were being mad, e. rrt TO- touch with
him yesterday but h, had not been q"
. ii'i last night
II IN presumed hc is un his way hom,
from colorado. ToNas, whcr be- h,-
boon un hurincss
Funeral arrangements lor the habi'.
hINc not yet been announced