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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12

FrRsT-Preferred Stock to be eumuis-
bends and In the event Of dissolution pre-
and accrued dividends per share.
aEcoHD-Prsf.rrcd Stock to be Gala
bic on any dividend date after thirty days
notice at tob and accrued dividends. The
company atrrelng that commencing De
cembar 3ist 1890. TO annually set aside In
cash an amount TO equal ioS. OF its net
earnings for the preceding twelve months
after all taxes and dividends have been
paid. which money shall be used exclu :
slvely for tho purchase and retirement Of
Preferred Stock. same 10 he purchased In
the opsn market N possible. and IL not, to
he retired by lot at tho csllable price OF
ios and accrued dividends The Preferred
stock 80 purchased and retired. not to be
reissu.d-
THiRD--No dividend shalt he declared
or paid on the Common Stock
ta) Unless there shall be In the SUR
plus Of the Company an amount sufficient
10 pay three years dividends on all Pre-
ferred Stock outstanding:
OBJ Unless the no, assets after the pay
rent of such dividends shall not be less
than 1907 and the net liquid assets not
less than 1857 OF tho outstanding pre-
ferred stock plus accrued dividends;
to) Unless the requirements for setting
sHide 10 OF net earnings for redemption OF
Preferred Stock have been satisfied In
fun
FoURTH--That no additional preferred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12
COCAINE Habit THE
DEADLEST, 9 9ss' a. sns D'i
Victims Labor Under Hallucinations;
Need Humane Treatment
ny DIR. ! \. GilENT
Count Jail rhy , ~irianl

mirhl prove polsoH foy the gandcr
For racial ca. enter into
the problem
Tho Chinese can apparently smoke
with more or lcss impunlty but q
quickly undrrminvs the constitution
OF the white man Thrre IL an old
Chluamnn out az the stnckad- that
has smoked Tor 50 years
Tho coke habit h the last word
in The drug vice Probably the most
pathetic picture. the most vivid I'm
-ation can portray. a picture no
artist can paint. u the coke ficnd
sho has been deprived Of his drug
, lie IL n physical and mental wreck
And why Tho same cd st0ry --
Mans inhumanlty 10 man makes
countless thousands mourn e
when our Uncle samuel awatens
from his irtharEy. and takes a hand
In tho redemption - these poor IN
fortunater. who are now being
bounded a. criminals. rather than
human heinxs-hut then. this j.
different story.
since writing thcr~ articles 7 have
hsd a pretty busy telephone. answer
ing questions am not snd DO not
ro~e a- an authority. bot I will 'ry
and answer some ~ the more i'm
poriant questions later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12

Opium smoking IL the ieas, harm
fuI ~ an the dope habits Many Of
the Chinese smoke from childhood
up. But what Is sauce for the goose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12
Jack Would Paint
Women's Silk Hose

MOSKOGEE. Okla, April Eff a
Muskogee artist has his way about
il. hand painted silk hose for women
will make an appearance here soon.
According TO Jack Brown. the ar
list. he has perfected "A proccss which
will enable him To paint pictures on
silk stockings with no III effect to
tho texture. The process. IT Is IN
dersood. has been patented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12
A Message to the People
of the State of Washington

In 1so2-eighteen years ago-the berry growers of
the Puyalup Valley organized cooperative market
ing organization with capital Of 100000, known as
the Puyallup & Sumner Fruit Growers Association
Very little Roadway made by this organization
until 1908, at which time a canning plant was estab
lished for the purpose of relieving the fresh market
of berries ripe for shipment and any surplus fruit
that was delivered from day TO day.
Starting with a membership of about 70 growers. it
gradually grew membership of 1900 by January 1917
Nnctye of these owned share of
stock the organization costing them $o0 per share No
grower permitted of Is shares at total
OF $1,000 Two of the members hold Is shares
each
From 1908 to December 81 1916 this oganiza
ton capital Of $4,000 acquired undsrbued
plus of 90 During the 1916 the volume of bust
reached $40 10000.
plan
whereby sufficient could be had conduct
p,o ans ), ,U,,. the p~,n sumner Fru, Grower.
to0ooOo Of which
Preferred stock and $500 10000 Common Stock
Canning Company purchased from
featuring Of the industry and the mercantile department consisting
ruyaup and located tho Association $780,
10000 cash soccoo 90 Preferred Stock and 100000 Common
r,oetoer in the Canning Company The capital
the Canning Company placed with friends of the organization in tho
Puyaiup Valley in Tacoma Seattle Spokane and elsewhere
received
the members Of the Association from the Canning question
Superior County authority
decided
should the number Of
Of fruit that the delivered during the period
distribution Saturday,
Puyaup. OF si52o5ooo the belonging the Association
.rsl s : n f psF; on Of ta o c
$4,000, about f,ysiI times the :: the capital
This . cooperative standpoint cooperative
only no, made profit but have the
made n signal failure.
High School Auditorium
Fuyalup, Saturday, 3d M W H. Pauhamus who President
President
explained that In his Judgment the Canning Company about in
s200000o0 Of
Preferred cumulative
dividends February LIST OF based
the January t and July M proceedings that dividends
accumulation Of three
years dividends for the Preferred Stock.
capital Pauhamus explained that
this
the without
selling This would enable the
Of the commission that
usually distribution OF the
s00 the the Canning Company for
accomplish this result the
offer Stock
every purchased Both the Preferred Com
Stock 5000 share and both have the same voting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12

The Common Stock win eventually be in control Of the business as the
Preferred Stock be redeemed by the premium Of
taken the assets Of the
company will then belong TO the Common Stockholders
forty minutes Of Puyaup Valley sub
bd stock This that the
sO5ooOoe Of Com
mon stoSk A. this netting Mr. Albert j. RhGs formerly pre
Seattle sa ed
g' us s o' T "a R s 1sss % s rs v
o5Ooooo The PIeferred STOCK which carried
tho cas Company fc fuap Valley money so
10000 of Seattle money.
The u Of the .sce CO sss . the .s q
will be Puyalup Valley and
% s s ,aos s.s ss sr ss s
cost par and viii also receive onet as much Common stock
VIVA, you desir.biliy this stock
II well established fact that The suceu manufacturing plants
SHs ssais f s c Gss
or POOP with the present shortage Of food the opportunities food
plants
% o sy" Fruit s s s%Rsd sy % 4
s.ms 1902 B who win continue % The business
ssaoooooo capital s5ocoooco paying
aa rsA g. buyer s:
total volume Of Canning 1919
place arke, package Of jam designated Pans
lam
Washington the development
enable
logged off lands but to make profit this high priced land after
cleared
the production Goosehcrres Strawberries Red
products they well conducted
this the Puyalup Val
offering the their capital
balance
greatly increased volume of fruit that being planted
Subscriptions this stock win be taken the office Of the Puyanup
which
Seattle, National
California
The Fames State Bank Puyup The Citizens State Bank and
the Puyallup State Bank
During month belonging
70 the Canning Company volume Of Of s65oo0
made deliveries
funds Undoubtedly
and dollar invested stock the commissions
being paid
addressed H. President Puyalup,
Washington, will be cheerfuly replied
appreciate this placing
that be made.
S offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12
APPLES
Retail and Wholesale
Cooking ssd GstisK
uakfnE

Cooking ssd GstisK
uakfHE
white winter Pear.
main Apples
spitz~nberg Apples
Delicious Apples
Rome Beauty Apples
heian Apples
WtneEap Apples
at
" hsle.sie and Retail
These apples will hs
soid and guarantees
lust as represented b.
Dr Edwin J. Brown
and for less money
thnn you can obtain
the same GRADE ap
pl. In seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12

y AttAs ia = OF The iuCstH tu
y south America. the Indian run.
ncrs who we're the ronvryerA OF long
distance messages. used 90 chew the
cucua leaves. from which the aka
loid cocaiuc Is derived. IN order TO
lncrvaar their respiratory power In
other words 20 make them long
winded 50 that they couId run far
Their and faster. and give them
greater powers % endurance BY vir.
tue Of their stimulating effect
Nowadays the racc track gam.
bier. when pulling a crooked rue~.
which he irlec,a into the racrhorue.
by various methods, in order 10 slim
uiate him 10 greater speed for the
coming event Thi. stimulating Fl
feet only lasts certain length Of
time. but these gentry have u timed
20 a fraction Of a minute.
In medicine cocaine Is one OF the
most valuable drugs we have. II l.
essentially local ancrthc,ic. and j.
especially valuable in surgery Of the
eye. nose and throat Ton-iis are re.
moved ainoz, entirely under cocaine
ane~the@ss. aitho have removed the
appendix under cocaine.
when USED BY the dope fiend it Is
the most viruisnt % an the polRons
These fiends often become possessed
~ obsem~iora and morbid Impulses
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- ,.,--.-.'s,,,. "a Al 80, isaa ~
.-,.s,, s.....,,t..., ~, 49,, ,co,,,t,,
- -. -. 1880. $50
49, 1850
About nine years ago. n doctor
whcce offices sero on second ave.
came into my office and asked m" 70
examine bis eye TO So N could
remove bugs that wcrc annoying
him. assured him that therr were
no such animals In bis eye. but ne
would not havr u 10. He would sit
Ia front OF rnirrux and r~rnovr
them with a small sharp pointed
knife -aH he thought
This doctor was a coke rs~nd. and
blind in this one particular orr77
have known coke fiend, labor
ing under the Authorization that
bugs were crawling in his arm. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12
SALE ny THE UNITED STATES
NAVY OF II BNARINE
fUASERS
SftGOf~G-tE III IsING--
MyynVI.n&TS

Sf.t-sOf>G-tRt IsING-
MOTORBOsTs
There viii be sold BY sealed pro-
pssais. receivable AZ the uuyeAu ~
supplies aud Accounts. Navy De.
PY p ~ - washinst,n - @ nnui
sab-tha.~rs. Nos. IDS, .I.. zi5. To-
Gated near >evy
YARD. " ashiossen.
10. q.
sub-Cbs-ers. Nos. q. -. ~. 10. IN.
~. go. ga. ~. ~.
i2s. 80. %. 100. zs2.
$50. 20. 22s. si;. now
In the FIRST >s,pi
District. Navy Yard,
Boston. Nsss.
sub-Chssevs, Nos. .. fes. no. I'D.
t0i. 2so, ~. az.
as. $50. I'D. MS. s.:.
rs. isi. 81. zsei. 2ss.
80. ~. 10. 2ze. :2-,
.ss. -, AT. 2-S. co2.
80. "a. is7. I2s. IS.
s sis. sas. ssh So. s 80.
80. Ii.. 100. -, ma.
90. 10. 2sI. 2ss. now
Tn the Third Na,ni
District. FIeet sup
n. Y.
sub-chssers, Nos. 1ft. t3o. af2,
$50. 3f5. $40. ~. now
In the Fourth Naval
District. Navy Yard.
philadelphia. ia.
sub-Chnscrs, Nos. -. i25. ~. ~.
In the Fiffh
Naval District. Nav
nj Operating Ba-e.
Hampton Roads. Ns.
sub-Chsser-, Nos 80. IN. 81. ~. ~.
10. ~. ~. 10. ~. NJ.
now In the sixth
Naval District, Navy
yard. Charleston.
y. 4.
sub-Cbnser-. Nos. 90, 2os. now ..
the seventh Naval
District. Naval sta
ton, Key West. Fla.
sub-Cbnsers. vos. 2oo. sss. now ..
fhe Eighth Naval
District. Naval sta
ton. New orirnos,
In.
suh-Chaser.. Nos. 2oa. 2s:. 200.
2o6. now ia the Tbir-
tenth Naval Dis
triet. Bremertos.
Wash.
sub-Cbas~rs. No. zs5. now In the
Fifteeatb Naval Dis
trirf. trissobnI, a. a..
Exnrt. location may he n..~r-
tanned from the Commnndaot of the
district concerned. and should he
obtained before making trip for ID
spection. sales VIII he for cash TO
guired with cneb bid. Right 10 re-
feet all bids reserved. catniogs Of
sale and terms of saie. ebtnfnabI~
from the bureau of supplies and
above districts.
toslp,fus nAIItts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
CH|sUM MOVES To
LARGER QUARTERS
~ iIDi>G tr tiITI MD TNIEi;
STREETS HANDSOMELY
kEMODELED.

Tho headquarters of Tony Chlsum
distributor of the Hudson Super Six
and i.ssoN ears was changed ycstor.
day from az Polk street 60 the ,Ir
giant quarters ON the corner ~ TYLER
ana Fifih streets
m" new homo of The Hudson Supor
SiN and Essex d. model of noatncss
and convenience. Two floors with ID
combined area ~ $4,000 spunrr foot
hrHidrH o. basement # OOO square feet
Tor IN" storage ~ ears and parts. as
we'll ns for workmcn and managerial
and statesmen forces and provisions fpr
IA" entertainment of customers. SHOW
tine size of the building
The interior ~ the large building has
been finished by an artist. giving Il 4
diHiinguifhed attractiNenrss and up
prnprintonoss ~ = home for high class
ears. The entire upper floor which
~ to h" used wholly AZ work room
for the repair 81 ears. is abundnntly
lighted ana provided with all modern
convonienccs An overhead track ear.
rics engines and parts frum one end
of the long room 90 the other. and n
pipe leading from the room carries uli
the fumes and smoke from exhaust
pipes. T,le work room h reached bv
nm elevator that carries ears Ia The
second floor nr lowers tires. rims aud
other stock parts Ia the basement IN
addition Ia the storage room afford" I
hy q basement. q part Of the first floor
h f"t uff Tor parts. and ON this floor
are bins for 5000 parts \ complete
line ot parts including everything from
III" motor ~ the car N being put In.
TIL" trout half IT the first floor T.
r"t of as sales room. n ~ finished
wo"d floor. Of the salcs room arc
mNuriourly appointed offices Tor man.
ag"r sales department. service depart.
mrni. factory Representatives. parts
department and bookkccpcr \ lodies'
parlor. supplies with every convenience
N furnished with willow ivory srttcus
and cmhclliahcd with ruso.tint,d tar
cstrV
The Tony Chisum agency will l.. the
distributing center Tor all the ranhan.
lie country aud Eastern New Mexico
i"r III" Hudson and Essex ears Karl
krcckc. factory representative has IS.
tnhliHhcd his office IN the new chisu ~
headquarters. 4 4. Claybrook. a."
service man. George Bell. In charge 81
parts. II. y Mead. bookkccper. ~ well
~ Tony Chisum manager. have offices
IN the first floor.
one man Ia luok after dealers wants
win bc KEEP, on the read In a standard
ear. and another to look after claims
aud also act AZ service man VIII answer
all demands IN his line
When the stock now on the way il
received. hut before now ears ar.
placed un exhibition IN the sales room
AN opening night viii be- given az the
new Tony Chisum quarters IN ur.
chcs,ra from Fort Worth will supply
the music and guests will dance ON q
perfect floor before II II used Tor bust
ness purposes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
LABOR DELEGATES ARE
BACK FROM CLEBURNE

]. W. Cummings. =. W Trent. c.
e. Pangle and Ed Tull. comprising
tho Amarillo delegation sent by the
Central Labor body to the State
Federation OF Labor meeting NJ
Cieburne. returned Monday.
while they did not succeed In get
ting the 1921 convention for ANA
rliio, the delegates did all they
could TO secure Il. they said yester-
day. and that for the effort made,
Amarillo stands a better chance for
the is?2 meeting.
II was business convention. con
Quoted nv earnest men. the return
ing delegates say. "Wednesday night
there Is 20 be n meeting OF the Cen
trail Labor Union VI Amarillo at
W. D. w hall. and nj this meeting
the delegates will make report Of
their trip. The matter OF politics
will also be discussed al Wednes-
day nights meeting and lively time
is anticipated. labor men say.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
OFF|CERS WORKING |NEFFORTS
To LOCATE ROCK ISLAND STATION
ROBBERS; 81 100 IN CASH TAKEN

More than sl.IOO In silver and cur.
rcncy was taken by ycggmen who blew
the safe In the Rock Island station
about 3l5 o'clock yesterday morning
Both the sheriff = department and the
police are working ON the ease but up
until n late hour last night the men
had not been arrested.
One ~ the robbers entered the d.
patcher's office and covered Night Dis.
patchcr Thomas NJ. Gavin command.
ing him 10 20 into nearby closet Tho
command was ohcycd and the THUG
locked him In. saying as he turned tn
key. IF he tries to get out. kin him."
as II talking 10 confederate
With Gavin. the only man that STAYS
up night nj the station. securely ioca.
ed In. attention was turned Co the safe
down stairs by the usc of Stlson
wrench. the handle knob was torn of
and with nitro.glyccrine. both doors
were blown of at one explosion.
sii00 Was In safe. o..
In the safe was about silOO In mon.
ey besides bundles Of checks and other
papers. over $500 was In paper cur.
rency. The robbers took all the paper
money and the silver as well. with the
exception Of about so In silver pieces
that were scattered over the floor that
they did not take time Ia pick up The
paper currency was In one five. ten.
and twenty dollar bills.
With their loot gathered up. the rob
beers made their getaway about az,
leaving Dispatcher Gavin locked up
and WAS not until the call hoy from
the yard office arrived an hour and {,
half later that the alarm was given
and officers notified. Unable 10 ct
the dispatcher over the phone. the call
10y at the yard was sent 10 learn thu
cause 81 his failure 10 respond anl.
found the robbery had been committed
and Dispatcher Gavin locked up.
Materials Lett.
a Stilson wrench. n siN-inch piece ,f
fuse. n case knife blade and n hall NJ
roap were Ten by the robbers on the
station office floor. No damage was
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
LOCAL LEGION POST
WILL MEET TONIGHT

Members OF Hanson Post OF the
American Legion will hold meet
ing in the District Court room NJ the
Courthouse tonight at 5 o'clock. at
which time the complete program for
the Mothers Day services Ia be held
next Sunday at the Elks' Home will
be- arranged
Besides routine business To be at
tended 10. the report OF the commit
tee appointed al recent meeting %
work IN conjunction with commit
tees from other organizations on the
matter OF the erection OF coliseum
In Amarillo will be- heard.
All members are urged TO be
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
bLOOD.pOISONING
Esnls's Wizard Oh q Safe first AID T,e,tmeul


How often lookjaw and blood
poisoning result from the neglect
Of a slight scratch or little cuti Ham
Inns Wizard Oil is a safe and etfeo-
tive first aid treatment IL is a pow
erful antiseptie and should be APP
Piled Immediately TO wounds Of this
kind TO prevent danger OF infection
II IL soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and infam-
nation in cases OF sprains, bruises
euts, burns, bites and Stings. Just az
reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet,
cold Sores eanker sores, .earaehe and
toothaehe. .
Get Il from druggists for 80 eenta
II not satisfied return the bottle and
Eet your money back.
Ever eonstipated or have sick
keadaehei Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pilla q
DsnnA C1arAntee4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04

done. except Ia the safe. nor WAS ans
thing In the ullice uutsid" the safe dir
turbcd. only money was taken wit
the possible exception ~ three dollll
check. which IL missing
1T IN certainly ycggmnn's sob
and they had II well planned" dcclnr
cd Station Agent 4. W Farley nffei
luking over the work IL the rubbcr
Monday morning tn" selection uI
Sunday nlght the agent gays. WAS n.
doubt made with the knowledge that
all ~ Sundays and Saturday evening
receipts are necessarily kept In H.,
Safc Tor the reason they cannot h.
banked
Dispatcher Gavin " convinced MI,
cnptur was we'll acquainted with the
station premises IN both floors. lie moi
only knew whore the closet was lucnt
I'd. but evidently knew the little rat,
separating N operator from the out
I'D" II kept lucacd, and instead ~ try,
ing tu open II stepped over the railing
Can Identity Sian. e..
Mr. Gavin is positive he ran identify
th" man who locked him up both by
voice and appearance. Tn" masked
rohb"r Is described by Gavin a. ~ "a
30 years old. five feet 10 inches tail
with black hair and southern accent
In hiH voice. H. wore u short dnri,
uvcrrnat and brown winter cap with
flat top
The Job. II h believed. was done by
two men. and that they made their ct
away On motorcycle Tracks ~ u me-.
turcyrlc We're found where II had been
loft behind high Till hoard across tho
track from the Rocl. Island station. 80
the same place where the tracks indl.
Gated the cnrturryclc had been mount.
cd. waH found q crsr knife The knife
had the Harvey House brand as hal
the knife llad" used In tamping glyccr.
In" and lcfi at the station.
Robert Humphreys. arriving In the
city by automobile IN the morning. re-.
ported rcciug two men near Wnshburn
who were travelling by murtorcyclc and
stopped To- change clothing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
.PLi|NV|EW WILL PLAY
TWO GAMES WITH HIGH
SCHOOL DURING WEEK

The Amarillo High School base
ball team will take on the Plainview
High nine for games next Friday
and Saturday. 10 be played at the
City Park. Changes have been made
In the local lineup. adding strength
to the nine. Considering this. and
also that the Plainview team has
defeated the Lubbock High School
and the Canyon Normal teams al
ready this year n warm contest Is
looked for Friday and Saturday.
An admission OF so cents for the
two games will be charged. High
School students will be charged 80
cents.
Amarillo High has two games
scheduled for May IA and May 81
with the West Texas State Normal
School. the first to be played on the
local field and the other at Canyon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Many in Ciiy Court.

Defendants with variety ~ chargcs
filed against them were before Judg.
J.. n Mckinnon IN corporation court
yesterday Four were charged with
gambling with dice. three with bcin.:
drunk, one with riding a bicycle on the
sidewalk. one with cutting n corner.
ON" with running his ear with an open
mufflcr. one with double parking ana
three with speeding. Each received the
usu1l sentence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
FOUR AMARILLO BOYS
WILL ENTER CONTESTS
At AUSTIN THIS WEEK

Four boys from the amarillo hirh
school viii compete iu the lnt,rscholls
tir League meet "a Austin May G. = nnd
They win leave Amarillo accom-.
PANIED by u. y F'ronaharror. Dr.. Of
canyon. who viii coach them in their
work ~ Austin.
can Thomson and l.llph iiaid.r
Will represent this district in a debate.
and Marion Saddorcs Will oluet. u
the defamation. Raymond Jarvis viii
b.. o. cumn"titar Tor the prize Boo the shot
rut contest
t'inGs with which f. errl 90" rrp...
rrni1titra from tins disluc, wei, imtrI
rs lul lic subscription. aud the follow.
ng rlpt.mcnt wa. Issued Inst 1isht hy
rr.r - A. Mcintosh e. the duuurs Go
the fund
To the mcn who hay, mad, Il pos
lil' COR the hirh school boys 90 so
Austin to compete for homo, of the
state IN debate defamation atd shot.
put ~, iaLc this method 81 c,pr % n,,
ear trunks These boys f,al tho, they
nLtt win trst huicrs n pcssil," Tor
they value very highly thr faith you
have displayed.
The nainci of persons Who rub1rricd
tu the fund are:
". " fuqun. National Elik uf Com.
hcr'" Guaranty stat, Bank. g 70 Fec.
der Jr, Amarillo Bank a Trust 60 d.
y. =. M"hlrv. Lee Biyins. l.. \. Wells
W Smith. Morrow Thomas Hard.
ware GO iiorklcy lawson. Bob l,rrT
J"o killouyh. J. y Nunn s =. Woe.
yard. Frederick Kendall he Louie. d"
iilackburn Eros Montgomery q. 5s. 4.
e.. Penny Ca. Amarillo Hotel Sm.t n
y =. BRYANT = nlcs Grocer, Go. Rus.
r'll q Cuekr,ll city l.igh; aud W1i.r
60, WiliimrEorr AIcncy ~ ". Col.
Inns 'iiy b.ug Co. Amarni National
liina. GlnclIburH-All'1r g,ieatr Tire
'nd Rubber co. g. Nat,anll Bart
Sui"mrr's Real Es'1t. 80. Latn / q
cafe Williams Sh;n 80 IcNmght
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