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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
UTAH POWER SHOWS GAIN.
Gross Earnings Are 1890, 0S2 for
Last Year.

Tho consolidated income account of
the Utah Power and Light Company.
the Western Colorado Power Company
and the Utah Light and Traction Com
pany for 1919 shows n surplus, after
charges, taxes and depreciation, OF
S1.00s.573 against s1.096,S2s In 1918.
Gross earnings were s7.S30,952 against
S6.99S.227 and net after taxes ss77i :
039 against ss,75o,1s5. Other income to-
tailed $94.7o7 against s101.442. Inter
est charges were $2.45s,173 against
s2.492.7ss. and depreciation s400. 600
against s265.000. Preferred dividend
disbursements totalled s575,456 ana pay
ments on the common S345.5s0. leaving
a final surplus for the year OF sss.527.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
OTIS ELEVATOR NET $1,000. ssa,

Otis Elevator Company reports for
nine months ended on September 20 NET
income. after charges and Federal taxes.
OF s2.4eo,ssa or s22.23 share earned
on It's outstanding common stock after
deduction of preferred dividends. Earn
ings. after charges for maintenance and
depreciation. were s3.422,425 and inter-
est charges s96,532. For Federal taxes
n reserve OF $4,000 was set up and
another OF $4,000 was provided for
pension fund purposes. leaving a bal
ancs available for dividends Of s2.4oo.-
500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16


Wheat shorts were stampeded yester-
day afternoon into covering by the an
nouncement that President Wilson had
instructed the Secretary OF Agriculture
TO investigate the recent drastic break
in the wheat market in answer to the
request OF the Governor Of Kansas. That
covering movement was heavy and
caused q sensational advance or l4h
to 15X cents bushel from the days
lows and the market closed eh TO l0%
cents higher. Shorts were frightened
into buying by reports that 350,o00
bushels had been sold to Belgium and
the statement Of a Western authority.
who claimed that the recent Government
report OF wheat stocks was 90.000.0o0
bushels too high. Another bullish factor
which gave zest to the buying was the
estimate OF a leading publication that the
worlds grain stocks were 1S3.000.oO0
bushels In contrast to 381, 900, 900 bushels
a year ago.
The market declined 2fz to 8 cents a
bushel at the outset on refusal OF tie
Secretary of the Treasury to come TO
the aid Of the farmers In spite OF their
threats. the British coal strike, large
receipts In Winnipeg and the report that
Canada would continue to maintain
open wheat markets. The last factor
was especially important to the trade,
as millers had been buying heavily In
Canada.
Corn was influenced by reports Of ex-
port business and good afternoon adj
vances of wheat The market sold or
slightly at the opening but rallied
sharply. wheat gaining 2M to ~ cents
bushel from its low and closing u
to 3% cents higher. Exporters have
been active in this market for the last
several days and have worked about
$50. 900 bushels to foreign countrfes.' Re-
ceipts were smaller and 1t 10 expected
that they will show further decreases
next week.
Oats advanced In the late trading
with the other grains and closed / Y to
l "a cents n bushel higher. Shorts were
the principal buyers in the advance.
wIIEAT-rn the local cash market No. 2
rcd and No. hard were quoted at $c.4S c.
I. I. track New York.
COIiN--In the loca. cash market No. yell
low corn was quoted at $1.1ah and No. 2
mixed. $l.i7h. c. l. (. New York. ten days
shipment
OATs-In the local cash market No. white
and No. white were quoted at 67067hc.i
No. white. 66G66hc.; No. white, ESQ
G51sc. fancy clipped white. 7OS71o.: ordinary
clipped white. G6lac.. all elevator.
RYE-Mnrket firm; No. Western. 81. o5M
I. o. b. N. Y. and $1.e6h c. !. I. N. Y.
BARLEY--Market firm. Feeding, $1.050
LOG; mailing. $1.15@1.16. c. l. 4. N. Y.
HAY-Market steady. No. /, $4,000 90;
No. 2. $l.7oq1 80: No. 3. s1.55@t.75; ship
ping, S1.3591.55.
BUCKWHEAT-Markct steady; milling.
40 per 100 lbs.
sTRAW-Market steady. No. rye. $2o9e2
a ton.
WHEAT. including flour. exports for tho
week, according to "Bradstreet's." aggeegate
s.517 .o23 busheis. against 100 ,865 the pre-
vtous Week and 4.366. IS. last year; since
July 153, S56,T17 against 95, 444 ,igf last sea-
sen. Corn exports for the week 180.156
bushels, against 2s7, 400 a week ago and a.
sas last year; pince July 1.449. $50. against
1905 last season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
s15,ooo,ooo JOB FOR N. Y. FIRM.
Peru Lets Contract for Water
Works and Paving.

LIMA, Peru. Oct ia contract has
been entered Into between the Peruvian
Government and the Foundation Com
pany Of New York for water supply,
paving and sanitation work In Lima and
Callao and their suburbs. The agree
ment provides for the expenditure of
100000 on public works in the next
ten months.
Contingent upon suitable financing ar
rangemenss being made, the contract
also provides for the expenditure OF an
additional $1o.000.00O to $4,000. 900 on
water supply. paving and sanitation
work in thirty Peruvian towns and
cities, the work to extend over three
years. The contract is on the basis OF
cost plus 10 per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
ovERsUBscRIBE CERTIFICATES

WARRINGTON, Oct. 15.--David Hous-
ton, Secretary of the Treasury. am
nounced tonight that subscriptions TO
the last Issue of Treasury certificates
OF Indebtedness would aggregate about
S16ooc0,ooo. The Treasury called for
s1o0,00o,o0o or thereabout This issue
II dated October IL, and natures on
March Is, 1921. It's interest rate IL So
per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
UTAH SECURITIES Rnronrs.

The report of the Utah Securities Cor
poration for 1913 shows combined net
income of the parent company and It's
subsidiaries of Sill. 674. against $254. 6s2
tributed earnings Of subsidiary COM
panies. was $76l.e64. against ss06.060. and
expenses. taxes and interest Of the
parent company $1b6.67o. Other interest
charges aggregated $496. 500, leaving q
final surplus of $111.674.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
SEEK EMBARGO ON FOREIGN
WOOL.

SALT LAKE, City. Oct. 15.---wooi grow
ers OF tho United States arc preparing
to make determined effort to secure
legislation placing en- embargo on for
clsn wool during the coming short ses-
sion Of Congress IN December. accord
ing TO announcement to-day by r. r.
Marshall OF Salt Lake City, secretary
Of the Natioral Wool Growers Aesocia-
k4sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
GAS ExpLoDEs, THREE HUNT

Gas exploded yesterday afternoon in tho
hack room Of the Advance Cleaning and
DyeinE Company. in 107 Rochester avenue
Brooklyn. In the fire that followed three
men, Meyer Baker of AZ Delaney street.
Fred Ttzen of 1881 Dean street. Brooklyn
snd Harold Higgins of 80 Rochester ave-
nue., Brooklyn. were severely burned
/, shout the face and body. They were
Taken 20 ST. Mary's Hospital. where Il
was said their condition was serious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
SECURITIES COMPANY GAINS.

The kentucky Securities Corporation
reports for the fiscal year ended on
June 80 a surplus. after charges and
taxes. Of s26s.Oss against s1ss.1ss in
tho preceding fiscal year. Gross income
was s1,e30.372 and net. after expenses,
s55o,302. Other income totalled $os.741
and charges. taxes, &C, SSs1,10o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
ADn1Ar1o BRINGS IN GOLD.

A sNment of gold valued at about
sli.o00,60o. consigned 70 the Federal
Reserve bank. arrived hero yesterday
on the steamship Adriatic from the
Bank of England The Adriatic also
brought $4,000, 900 in gold. consigned to
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
PARIS BoUasE TRADING.

PARIS. Oct. IL. - Prices were heavy
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rcntes. "a francs 30 confines; exchange
on London, 80 francs "a confines: five
per cent loan. IS francs o5 confines;
tho dollar. IS francs S2Il centimes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
CUSTOM HOUSE nEcEIprs.

Receipts for dutiea at tho Custom
House yesterday were ee5,ss7.T, OF
which s>o2,490.5s was for merchandise
withdraw from bonded warehouses and
s3ss, 4ee.c5 for recent importations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
L1vERrooL COTTON STATISTICS

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 15.---wsekly cotton
statistics: Imports. $4,000 bales, Anaerl-
can $4,000; stock, $4,000. American
$1,000; forwarded, 10000, American
$4,000; exports. 5000; sales, 10000,
American 1900; quantity anoat, oil
kinds, $4,000 baics. American 17s,ooo
bales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
NAVAL ORDERS.
Special Despatch to THE Nrw YORK HErAfr
New York HernId Bureau.

Washington. ID. O., Oct. 1H.
These Naval orders were made public to-
day: Commander Guy K. Baker, to Command
u g. g. Scorpion; Lieut.. Davenport Browne.
10 aide on staff vfce-Admirei Hilary p
Jones. commander battieship forces Atlantic
Fleet; Lieut. Commander Bchamyl Cochrane,
TO II. s. s. New Hampshire as navigator:
Commander Ross s. CUP, to ". s. g. Now
York, as executive officer: Lieut.. -Comman-
der Alfred II. Donahue, TO connection fitting
out AA-2, and on board when commissioned;
Lieut.. Commander Jules James, TO aide on
staff vice-Admirni Hilary p. Jones: Lieut..
Laurence II. Kelly, TO ". 8. 8. Tntnali;
Lieut.. Andrew ". Mack, 20 assistant com.
munication officer, bettleship squadron ..
Atlantic Fleet: Commander Edgar G.. Ober-
iIn to aide on staff vice-Admlral Hilary p.
Jones; Lieut.. Peyton II. Park. to connection
fitting out Sis, and on board when COM
missioned: Lieut.. Robert l.. Porter, 70 squad
ron communication officer, battleship squad
ron ., Atlantic Fleet: Lieut.. COMMANDER
william NJ ouisiey. TO connection fitting out
Sis. and IN command when commissioned;
Lieut.. Bernard /. Riley. 20 connection fitting
out u. p. .. yqconat and on board when
s Roper; Commander Henry r. Roeseil. 20
Navy Yard. Philadelphia; Commander a. V.
Stewart, TO aide on STAFF Vice-Admiral
Hilary p. Jones: Capt. Frank ID. Uphnn. TO
chief OF staff commander battleahip force.
Atlantic Fleet: Commander W. w. Webster,
20 Navy Yard. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED RETAIL STORES CORPORATION.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND.
The Board Of Directors Of this Company
have this day declared q stock dividend OF
90 payable In Glass "A" Common Stock of
this Company on December Is, 1920 to the
stockholders OF record of all classes Of com
mon stock of this Company at the close OF
business. December 1. 1920. Fractional
shares VIII not be issued, but suitable war
rants have been authorized therefor. Tho
stock books Will not be closed
GEORGE WATTLEY, Treasurer
Dated October IL. 1920.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA OIL MARKrT.

Or. CRY, Oct ib.--Credit balances
1910. Runs. 1855, average 54,5e7
Shipments. 1886, average e4.149.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
ELECTIONS AND srrrrrxus.

TILE BROOKLYN UNION GAS COMPANY.
17G Remsen Street, BROOKLYN " Y
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders of THE
BROOKLYN UNION GAS COMPANY will be
held at the office Of the Company. No. nc
Remsen Street. Brooklyn N. Y, on TUES
DAY, November 9th. 1920 at 200 O'Clock
transaction OF such other business as may
be brought before tho meeting. Stock trans
fer books OF the Company will be closed on
Saturday. October Gard. 1920, ut Noon, and
reopened on Wednesday, November 10th.
1920. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
HENRY u. MCGOWAN, Secretary.
TIE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of tho City Of New York.
New York, October 15 1920
At n regular meeting Of the Board OF pi-
rectcrs of this Bank held this day Mr. wal
ter q. Nelson, Mr.. Charles 3. Campbell a nd
Mr.. William p. Smith were appointed Assist
ant Cashiers.
WILLIAM z. CABLE. Jr.. Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
Business Troubles
AsSIGNMENT.

The Arrow Shoe Company, Inc. dealing in
shoes. at IS Sixth avenue. Friday assigned
for the benefit OF creditors to n. Cleveland
harris. Tony Falicia Is president OF the
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yester-
day, the first name being that OF the debtor: :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16

A. NJ Loss.
4 :05-4 Az. d: Sarah Fueur. Unknown
" :S0--sio W. 10Th ST.: Anna Trcch-
y. NJ. 80
2:i5-e6 Bleecker street; Berkowfis =
2:1S--99 Baxter street, unknown. .. THRILLING
S;e0-6f West 10th street: veslot
Realty Company ..............I rlflinf
4ao-sss Stanton street; unlnosyn. .rrir''ns
b2O-SgO Eaat Third street; Mutual
Paper Box COMPANY. ....... Triflinr
GaD---i04 Coerck street; unknown. .Triflins
0.s5-42 Baat Twonty-third street;
nyrinn nrcrg Company. Unknown
.Oo-3c3 East Thirty-fourth street,
Steinfei1 q sons. ...4.. ..... .lTifiink
1.0o-l8 Rutgers place. Harris Cold
stain s>.--@~~~~~--~-->---~~s Gnk1sun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
SAYS MAKE MEN Do
WORK ABOUT HOUSE
~ ENulE e REEVES

LONDON. sept o. cr" man iu
fl'' islands where lws still 80, thHt
individual ~ fH, best IT ~" htuTn
hts r,ad fm sears and Wi'n iIv the
....H uIs all, CATIONS rDE1rdin. Cousin
= n. h'np.'s. . state
Aud nuv COMES pr = lhillic Smith
medical Officer fnr artillery, and says
mans hours ut work lHN" been short.
,u.d D.. should du snu" ~ the house.
woIk go that ihr WuHluf hours may bc
shortened also.
Il is AmruD.- time Co ohucklc at
bHi
r'u speaks Mr. r,mhrr Reeves and
says Why v,s Dom p" make The tdNi,'
uu,iicablp. th,r's Doc rub
The great th.IE women htt" Z" l'Irn
De- luW o. urgnris." says Mrs Rr'NtE
N woman Ils 10 husband VII" is not
handy 80 home she would s''n'r d. The
work herself then iH'hrr with him
\ Goo. upcnir. mat llIi sh" Copp,rs
another ,hln'' Size adds
sftu, men .tu arttrg" flowers
vUil" others would hr h"it'r s'ruhhiug
floors certain, d. not think 10 makes
q man "ff.irlnfi" iu hrlp IN IN" house %
VI Turner rti hfyc endangered his
$50 ts sp,fsttrf O. 'Hr Comrades 81 M
Gari War by AGREEING Q" IN" new d..
iwm hat RESTRICTING U.s. scoop" O" light
iug ne" fic and cooking The hr'Ikt,s'
l,futr going o. work llIi then Iari
~ hia iuh IL o. ind huuf'Wurk for -
ruIlirrs Who ,,H ind un other 'w
ulpNment. 80 p'th1iT Do slrhks With
safety
The Investigations into ID" subject
vtr, continued IN" secretary ~ tn
- p,urIns S,hul iur Mothers know
d husband whU docs the wishing ~
No. husbands % those Who attend tie
t. hnol ,ln rl',u ih" windows Thus'
" ho have h.er brought up properly
hr'p iu tn huu~r
I1Iv Astur. who d,p'uds somewhat
rn the vote Il u..t, man Cor her position
.u Parliament. refuses o. D." drawn int
tn CONTROVERSY. ~ do several hopeful
and potential candidates Tor similar
huuurs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
STATE CON. COMMISSION
RECOMMENDED ~ REPORT
hv NssN lated Fuss
MnNsTCpNttsTtN

hy Associated Ftf-s
MONTGOMERY NI sept H. Az
puntmrnt 81 stat" commission with
absolute power tn ,1uirul and regulate
,h. r,,,l industr, 81 Alabama u rrcum'
ucndrd In the report ~ Governor XII
bv's committee. which has b,"n inN's.
,gatiug the general strike uf the
United Mine Workers
Tn, report. which was read to-day h".
farv IA. governor and the senate and
house Wdiciary committees %; the lcgis.
hiur. finds operators ana union lead
,is equally rc~pUnph'" CO.. present con
dit.ous in the ntumnous cal fields oi
Alabama. II states the public has been
th. only sufferer from the strike. Whirh
has limited the production of domestic
r,ul and caused prices Co s'0r some
operators. says th" report have taken
idtaniag" 81 On. situation ana have
been guilty - protecting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
JAPAN AND j. s.
BUILDING SHIPS

TOXIC. S,ri There was "a a..
'Hi" bob no" Japanese uift recently L..
iv-t Premier Ut-i sud rrpf.srr
''iiN' over ih" question wh,th,r o. was
u',wNuf t,r japan Immediately tH.n.
0'nl q larg" sum bon 700 attomp' o. l.cp
abreast of tho United States boz the
building &C v1rsh,us tn discussion
was briefly reported hy cable st thlt
in" but o." official r.puu ,. 10.
1""'h delivered hN i,hiSp Hatiui vhu
t'ii',''d The a,ti"u IT the J.Ianssu
N,rHmout. ~ asking for "A naval go.
u"puaiiou and th" r'Ilv ~ pr.uitr
llu" permits ~ more cumpr,htn.Itr
nrrs n' Iii"u 90 DO" argument
=, Hlt'ori iutrrpailatcd tho su.,m
U"ni asking why % iniruir,ri 'iL,
Hrra no colossal estimates Tor tm
r'n'a 'uio 1n extraordinary aIsl.I o.
me- 'i'i which was Called Co. dI-.I..
MS .H'h matters ~ permitted o. Hu
'.lt
I1" . ur's'u'tiiyr uuutrd AuluIr.|
hIfU minister 80 M" navy. 1a having
Explained ih" colossal estimates Dos
"iH'iuE 90 me naval EXPANSION s,h,Wr
'HIrl vHs hing pn'ha,l forward bv f.
rr'liU ruu'tr, Nv ',crttin ,uuu.
a, ur,.uw1iN No. navy miuI.'..
meant tb" United State. uI VI
Iiv'I II must H.. reconstructed boss
''i MT America b. 'rriul q. ,,pu'
h"r Pacific squadron simply h.lu,.
Do U.suudorsanda I,Itu
The Amr'ctnr pr.. ,huI.s H1i,
h' ui.'un''p'iuu fh'f iba iHuHrs'
'r" S"rv dangerous i,surl, v,dl.l POO
uilit'usm and aggressive. l'H.Hf
l's.'sH'i iv 'h.a mIsttk'u uufI.r o."
~" H'Ni"us Q, ,sUrl,t" their rt.t'
'r.nm.r'r 1rtir-' 200 emergencies u"
h" pacific Nn,i,9 tts ,lVtfs ',.u
q country VlI.h sets store lt peace
'Hd Z dn mont l,ii"y" m. r.,,uu ui|
'huls 'ht' shr duins 800 fh, f. ar
-i's..f" ruruus
Supuusirs tho present naval and.
uHi'it1rN 's'iu3''- were ,HHll lhU.4aN
30" Dot ihuull th.r uu-W tn l' .n
'..4'y .'1 300 ~ H.Nf s sri.r o. ths b.''
ta . m'0sur" NOT -I.lI.ng sou. urgent
rft.niiur NhHi tH.urHsisH would h"I
.'lI-,i in America Nu.lH'us would as
.iiN" sinister attentions goo OBJ. Japan
." De- which notwithstanding sn uu
&c, rslio 'tm.ui, situation anil Tho
.ts'w1f.Hu ~ r,",a went tho length ~
arriving me estimates Through 30 UN
Nrtuj.WI" s'ssiuu
q sm not pruu."l 90 ur.u,I uulIs
100 fu rtrIur1I d,f.r.. bHf 90 not
,ra uhv fI.s program -HuHl rn' h' d,
erred ~ it. u.Ni ordinary ss1.n
"a. pirt
"1iuHu .Ul america are the uUIt
l.n'r..S in .N. v.r'i which irg
900 fur u,,Il evanston In m, opinion
o. 'uu 60. 90, 900 trguW Vt g. s1V tu'
o. IA 40 a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
HNIpl>u To >rE\K Vt
hi>~NS CITY OCT.

~ .ss-ia''f iItts
KANSAS CITY s"pf o. S'r''u.
War on - bri,ug VIII sp"ih h'rr tho
tight @ D''.i.'. % waa fuuuIur.
?" radtv iN " - E.ardl', chair
nan 81 tho Republican county DFuui'
',o Tn" announcement ~. intd
spoon receipt ~ Wrepr" from i g.
iiirh,H chairman - the Republican
'ttr central runmit'"'. who is iu chi
rigu comforting with Republican lead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

ruiflH' gTnErn HU3n 90 captivity
Som iu crave hHW7n rumisniunship
Tho lou~rrf ispNrus Iull lrpuEn
DOWN from st'y times is forty yard,
loIg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

slnghllcce q CeSlon keep Buidts "a
tooth IN a rich shrine an Adam's p.sA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

Platinum has |riy ls.rn found in
.i.sl" r.s-~s-s hifI thtn pig food
ere
Saui.hir. .. -Hm.iim,a fWud 'UI.
heflded la rn,iss. hui mnr,. often Ia ,i,i
srls 49,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
HERMIT IS BUILDING
RAILROAD BY HIMSELF
mY uAnl.I. AnnnrTl

Nl1 AAtisls NihlH''A ~
IETMul.E. kss, sept li.-AN al'n"I
one The shIl prairie. miles 'r"nl
any town. % nau. t team ~ Hul'- and o.
'craj~r arr riilug NOUS lik' ~ the
tmr,nsitk 81 The sluds.apv. E,hinlI
them. a,rus> tn. rolling plain. runs al
long scar it, cuts and fills level and
rI. us side raw with fresh turned
afth near On. s,rtp,r hut w"ol grow
s u 'r.t.h.s backward. unit u van
ish,s bon M, prairie grass
The man t,lks Co himself as b.
works Sometimes BE- laughs IT, Is
bearded ard dark ns e negro with sun
burn and dir and his pat he'll oyoralls
are almost falling from ms lean hudy.
hut bis Wul, ar, ttt and sleek.
u l. Rudolph y. b, Ju1ding
his railroad tor T. years Myer>
III. been thu pufIle oi this part 81
Kansas.
WHrsi's al"r". De- has CONSTRUCTED
,hr'~ miles - railroad grad" around
,hv base % sunr luN hl,iiS several
H''s 'rUW l.'murr. and has bought
iu - nl'' ~ r.ght - way tr"p
Huv here io now h'Ir IN q general south
,ss' direction
Summer ud winter o." lives Jl'u" uu
..H'.' w WIZ. A.' ~ t'''.'
f''d iron get ~ uniform brir,
- IN @w' ~ covered pen 90 hruk
ga boards nearby i've hts mules
Nile N y Time.
Year after wear no has lived and
worked thus. huyiug another mile 81
uslf W Ms unr 1nl ih.n and p1lln-
Poo ~ with rh'r, "u q luuk 300 kHuf'.
tIiF To" ,h., rH ar' always hu1ur"i
j"ts"r. r'.dnl's remember THAI
'hru D." .p,. ,rDl in the ,illsg" !. uJ
10 wears ego lil v"r" heiug called 'pr
uI 'u' 'diue - sIpr, aches 'U a|
hr.lg" lais o. $500 Hu1 ~ onl h1l
"'.H W1l" "l.I du u iur t,"u offer
70 Myers and lh" city. smiling Ia it,
deceive. sI.s hu no. contract %" iiu
-l'-l D. 90 l-u DAYS. making % gnul'
'frfI' and d,iug e iul that still i'r'.
.re 20 Its ckpr.iu,t'
The. De- 80 ruu.t his railroad
IisrnT" Hermit.
From that time D.. lecam" pIt'ti.
..Is,.. a. tur fvars have 1u"'
Pr" ~ o. hove lsf trt'k 'i iiIu"
Hd r"tau's comes o. town uu o.
Hf'iff l'' a.. H'.gH -Ippli'si forget
.Hs th'i tH' GHIrs co.. '.Us.I liv hos
.'".u... r't....t 90 tllk about himself
40 o.. bel fUL.s
In what J. dcslarrd Ia Jcim"rr
unparalleled iit ~
commune aiit enr>>, however W.
tea uW AeNsidiN that h- was
h"iiu'hg railrnad from Irim"rr
=" somewhere, nurth of Garden
tiiy; ] dunno Just where"
l's fN' ls.' rurf. fu fl.lIUt|
any where round here hr slid. sitting
ODD. ttIiH f h.- s'riu'r and luul.
.- r..''"'f g, DO. suItbUsetNad %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

~ what J. deIlarrd Ia .lcimorr
., unparalleled iit of
commune aiilrnr however. hr
tea ne .eI"ldiN that hr was
building q railroad from Irimurr
=" "som"whetr, norih of Garden
tiiy; ! dunno Just where"