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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Kansas City Livestock.


Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 11.-Cat-
tle-Reeeipts $500; beef steers
and she-stoek mostly steady to
weak; stockers 25 cents lower; best
steers, $l7.00; Gamers and other
classes generally steady; bulk cam
hers around $3.50; calves fully so
cents lower; choice vealers, $500
q 1850.
Receipts 1900; best kinds
mostly steady; mixed droves un-
evenly lower to 10 cents higher;
top, STEPS; bulk lights and me-
diums, $4,000 1915; bulk heavy
western, s14.40@15.10.
Sheep - Receipts $500; sheep
steady; western ewes, S4.75; fat
lambs mostly SO cents higher; top
western, $1,000: feeding lambs so
@75 cents higher; most sales
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12

Gle WiesiIy." said the hox tortoise,
opening his sharp bill with which
he could cut and chew whatever
he wished to cat
Pray do NOS mention it," spoke
Uncle WiSgily with low and po-
lite bow of his tail silk hat. 1T
was a pleasure to help you
Indeed II was" agreed Nurse
Jane. And ] hope YOU find a
warm hole in which to spend the
winter. If you do not, you may
sleep under our hollow stump bum
galow. We have plenty Of room. "
Thank you,' said the tortoise,
and he was about to crawl on when
all of a sudden he gave a hiss like
Ia snake, which many tortoises or
turtles can do, and then Uncle
Wiggily and Nurse Jane locked be-
hind them.
There stood the funny old Fuzzy
Fox, with a smile on his face,
showing his sharp teeth.
oh, this is a lucky day for me-
cried the fox. Il hoped l might
catch a rabbit" and he looked
sharply at Uncle Wiggily. But /
did not know l was going to have
a muskrat lady, too and he smiled
at Nurse Jane.
Don't be too sure! You haven't
got me yeti" said, Miss Fuzzy
WuzZy.
"Oh, but III soon have you"
growled the Fuzzy Fox, and Uncle
Wiggily, lookingjtoward the ground
saw that the box tortoise had
drawn his head. legs and tail with
in his shell, shutting himself up
until he looked just like a black
and yellow stone.
"Ill soon have you" growled
the Fuzzy Fox. First III take.
Uncle Wiggily and then I'll take.
Nurse Jane"
What will you do if we run
away" asked the muskrat lady.
"Oh. no! ia like to see you run
away" howled the Fuzzy Fox. IF
you try it I'm throw a stone att
you and make you stand still, he
went on. Yes, and here's n stone
all ready for me to throw at YOU!
he said, reaching down.
Look out" cried Uncle Wigsily,
as he saw what the bad fox was
gong TO PICK UP Iii"N i''i
stone, it's a box
"Hush!" whispered Nurse Jane,
But the Fox, never heeding'
reached his paw closer to what ne
thought was black and yello"
stone on the path in the woods
The next moment the bad Fuzzy
Fox began dancing around on his
hind legs, holding one fore paw
IN in the air and bowling:
take it off! Take this stone
off, There must be a crack in IL
and it's pinching me terrible! rake
this stone off my paw
"Tm not a stone." answered the |
box tortoise, sort of speaking |
his nose. That's the time
Won looled yourself! I'm not a
stone. I'm IA tortoise and nave
nipped your paw in my sharp
beak. Mr.. Fuzzy Wuzzy, III hold
on and bite you until you promise
In let Nurse Jane and Uncle Wig
sily alone" ;uo,
won't hurt Uncle WiggiIy or MISS
Fuzzy Wuzzy at ALL hoWied tnS
Fox. Then the box tortoise opened
MS bcak and dropped to the
ground. The fox, holding ms paw
n his mouth, ran away ana tnGle
Niggily and Nurse Jane thanked
he box tortoise very much lor
;aSing them. a,,a
pray, do not mention it, SAD
he black and yellow chap. ~
vas no more than you did for me,
Then, looking just like a walk
ne stone. the box tortoise craWleo
;lowly off through the woods. Ana
f the carpet beater doesn't ham
ner on the bottom of the disn
IAN and make the pancake turner
hide out of the sink, III tell you
,ext about Uncle Wiggily ana the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
WALL Street


New York, Oct. LINE receh'
reactionary trend Of prices IN the
stock market made further irregu-
lar progress today. developments
over the weekend and duung the
session contributing to the adverse
movement.
Last Saturdays clearing house
statement fully corrected the pre-
vious weeks deficit in aclual re-
serves but this was neutralized ny
another expansion of loans ana
discounts.
AS a result of today's trading the
money market was sensitive. can
loans opening at " per cent RS,
ing to s per cent at noon ana
mounting to 9 per cent just be-
fore the close while time money
was almost unobtainable.
Tomorow's holiday (Columpus
day) also served to restrict opera
tons for the long account.
Only signs of activity in that
ouarter were furnished by the half
hearted support accorded the rails,
notably Changers, Pacifics ana
Ccaiers.
Many vulnerable spots were un-
covered by the bears, particularly
among oils. sugars. feathers ana
miscellaneous specialties. Roya'
Dutch was under pressure from
foreign offerings, sugars reacted on
untavorable adviccs from CUBA ana
the breaks in leather and paper
shares accompanied reports or a
further slowing down in those IN
dustries.
Steels and equipments eased on
more rumors of prospective price
changes and coppers fell BACK
before announcement
was made of a $25.0O0,0O0 bond is
sue by the Anaconda Copper COM
pany. Sales were 100000 shares.
Exchange on London, Paris and
Brussels fell off slightly with the
rates on Spain and Greece, but
Dutch remittances hardened and
Italian bills retained part OF their
recent recovery.
Liberty issues were active ana
strong after early irregularity but
the general bonds market was dull
and uncertain. Total sales, par
value, \$12.375,0o0, Old United
States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
Again came the cry.

Again came the cry:
Help! Help! Help!'
ITS over under this leg" said
Uncle Wiggily, turning to one side
OF the path. Nurse Jane followed
and they saw Il sad sight.
Caught under log, which had
rolled down on top of him, holding
him on his back so he could not
turn over. was n box tortoise. He
was about as large as the bath
room sponge, but his shell was very
hard and was colored yellow and
black.
please help me- cried the box
tortoise. He was something like a
mud turtle, except that he could
shut himself all the way up in his
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
} HOROSCOPE.
4 :
Copyright, 1920. by Mcclure I
Newspaper Syndicate.
} q q q . q . q 4 q q 4 q q . 4
Tuesday. October II, 1920.

Tuesday. October ~. 1920.
Jupiter and Mars are in benefic
aspect today, according to astrol-
ogy. Uranus is strongly adverse.
The lunation of this day takes
place with the lumnaries in the
third house applying to the SEX
tile of Mars. This is read as hcnc-
ficial to railways and is believed
to indicate increased efficiency
and better working conditions.
The rising position of Neptune
in square to Mercury and Venus
in the fourth house is held to pres
age increase of vice and immoral
ity.
There is sign said to fore
shadow many religious movements
toward broader usefulness. New
sects or cults will gain ground.
All the indications seem to
promise increase of trade and ex-
tension of commerce.
Venus and Mercury in the fourth
denote a mild autumn that is long
in duration, There will be sudden
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
TYPHOID FEVER AND
DlPHTHERIA INCREASE

Santa Fe, Oct. 1.-THE weekly
report Of the state department of
health shows that typhoid fever
and dinhtheria are on the increase.
There are twenty cases of typhoid,
nine of this number being in San.a
Fe county. three each in Bernalillo,
San Miguel and Socorro, and two in
Mora. Eddy has nine diphthefia
cases, Mora five, Bernahllo four,
San Miguel and Luna two each,
and Union one. NsE ~
There Were four eases of chick
enpox, one of measles, one of scar
let fever, two of smallpox and eight
of whooping cough.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct. 1l.-Prime mer-
camille paper, s per cent. Exchange.
easy; sterling demand. $3.49 a !;
cables, $3.50. New York exchange
on Montreal. SIS per cent discount.
Time loans, steady; 50 days, 90
days and 6 months, ~ as per
cent
Call money, strong; high, . per
cent; low, ~ per cent; ruling
rate. 7i2 ner cent; closing bid. s
per cent: offered at 8 per cent;
last loan, per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Oct. II. - Liberty
bonds closed strong: S12's, $91.90;
first AS, $500 bid; second As,
$3.50; first AIS, $S9.9S; sec
ond AIS, $S9.O4; third 4A s,
$9O,5S; fourth 4H's, $sS.9S; Vic
tory 3$4s. $96.24; Victory 424 S,
1924.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, Oct. II. - Definite
steps which farm organizations
have taken to force the wheat
market up to SO a bushel had
decidedly bullish effect today on
prices. The market closed strong,
7Ac to sac net higher with De-
cember $2.07ns to $2.OS and
March $2.03A to $$2.031g. Corn
gained 1c to &c and oats &c TO
&c. In provisions the outcome va
ried from unchanged to 2Ic de-
cline.
From the outset the attention
of the majority OF wheat traders
appeared to focus chiefly on the
tactics of producers. The fact that
offerings were of much lighter vol
ume than usual did a good deal to
emphasize current talk that grain
was being sold below cost and to
Stimulate bullish sentiment. On
the other hand reports of strained
financial conditions in Cuba led to
something of reaction and so too
did assertions of former Wheat Dr.
rector Barnes that war prices on
everything were becoming things of
past. Advances. however, resulted
from assertions that so per cent of
the United States wheat had al
ready been marketed and from an
erroneous announcement of q de-
crease in visible supply total.
Corn and oats sympathiZed with
wheat strength.
Provisions were weak owing to
lower quotations on hogs.
Closing prices:
Wheat: Dec, $2O7h; March,
$2.03A.
Corn: Dec, SG15c; May. 90bc.
Oats: Dec. Sc &c; May. 60ssc,
Pork: oct, $22.4O; Jan, $22.60.
Lard: Nov. s19.35; Jan. $685..
Ribs: Oct. $3.50; Jan, $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
THE CUP
"IIc will give them to drink of the cup of
Trembling"

lie will give them to drink of the cup OF
Trembling"
This have / asked at all
Only that | may be ....
Part Of the fabric strange,
one with the mystery.
Part of the Builders dream.
Part of the sinners shame
One with The splendid scorn,
Part of the scorching flame.
One with the Christ betrayed,
one with the thief set Free
One with the damned and lost
Part Of the basphemy.
Friend to an exiled king
Comrade of children sweet;
Sister to wind and rain,
Kin to the growing wheat.
Nothing that life can know
Giver of Life deny
Let me drink Of the bitter.sweet;
Drain the Cup before die.
Ruth Loomis Skeen, Artesia, N NJ.
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NEW YORK METAL.

New York. Oct. Hooper
nominal; electrolytic spot and
fourth quarter, IN a lSc. Iron
steady; No. l northern. $4,000
51.00; No. northern. $4,000
5000; No. southern. $4,000
1900.
Tin, steady: spot and nearby,
SALTS; futures, $4,000; antimony,
$6.6212; lead, steady; spot. $1,000
-775. ....
Zinc, quiet, East St. Louis deliv-
cry. spot $1,000 $50,
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Denver Livestock.

Denver, Colo, Oct. 11.--Cattle-
Receipts 1900; market steady and
strong. Beef steers, $3.50 a 1913;
calves, $800@11.50; stockers and
Hogs - Receipts 800; market
steady. Top, $3.50; bulk. $14,85
@l5.25.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; market
stronger. Yearlings, $1,000 S.15;
lambs SIPS "a 11.75; wethers,
$6.50@6.75; ewes, $500 q AS;
feeder lambs. $11.75 1850.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
Grip.

Grip usually starts just the same
as a cold with watery discharge
from the nose. You are much
more likely to contract the grip
when you have a cold. For that
reason when grip Is prevalent you
should go to bed as soon as you
feel that you are taking cold and
stay In bed until fully recovered,
which should not be long IL you
take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. Three days in bed now Ii
better than three weeks later on,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
PRODUCE MARKET.
Kansas City Produce.

-
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. IL
Eggs, firsts 60@62c; unchanged to
2 cents up.
Butter, soc; l cent down. pack
ing. 39@ 40c.
Poultry, / cent lower; hens. 81
025c; springs, 22c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-12
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Oct. ll.--Cotton tu-
lures closed steady; october.
$3.50; December, $1,000; Janu-
airy, $26.1e; March, $l9.77; May,
80 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
WITH THE STATE PRESS
NORTHWEST MD ME~T
TENAs H. PI,uSrEROt :

shoTily before the war the Santa
- Railway responded TO the de-
mand Tor additional transportation
facilities IN Northwest Texas by
building a branch through Lipscomh
and oohiltrce counties. and into
qansford County. q distance Of 50
niles from Shattuck Oklahoma.
where the new road leaves the main
ne. The branch new IL 10 opera
on. A large acreage ol the terri
'cry named has changed hands IN
he last two years. the hir tracts
'1ying been broken up into quarter
md half section farms The popula.
ION Is iucrcasins rapidly. and the
farmers are prosperous
wheat barley oats. ryr. milo
kaflr. cane. corn. br0umcoru. sudan
INLET. alfalfa. vegetable apnles
years. peaches. phims. cherries.
strawberries ana other small fruits
% well Prospects Tor The year are
bright The yields Tor 1919 were the
heaviest In the history Of the eoun-
~. The territory Is ideal Tor live
stock raising
The altitude of thy counties 10
scrihcd Is ircm 2.s0e 10 3.l00 feet.
nd the climate H. mild Suns,roke
nd zero weather seldom are re-
-Crted. Farmers work the y.ar
round No country has better va
ter. II comes uuderl round from
he mountains Windmills Usually
-siss u. depth from g. to aeu let
The soil Ct the country. o silly clay
'oam. holds moisture II D. from
NO 20 six feet deep The rainfall =
around twenty inches. vell diflribIt-
ID through the growing scuson.
Wealth conditions both for mon end
beast. are exec lent
Thrc ugh0ut Lipscomh Ochilirco
and llansford COUNTIES; along the
Santa Fc's main line in what q
known as the Panhandle cUuntry.
and IN Texas. South Plains country
the farmers were h.ghly successful
in 1919 They had al exceptionally
favorable winter for livestock. and
there were practically no lyesoci
losses. In addition 10 their own
herds. the farmers winieref thou
sands Of head OF cattle Tor their un-
fortunate brethren IN The drought
stricken states 81 the northwest
The Earth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
tn TRIM NITRATE.

Jim F,reuson and beer nj lighi
vines
Il docs begin Gao seem as % the
fellow who desires drink has tNo
more chances beside, Bailey 90 Er'
q least the semhllnce 81 one tor Or
not McGrceor % candidate for gov.
crnor. aud nov Ferguson o candidate
Tor President
True. these three brethren haven't
nattcfinr chanics Of surcc, Boo their
efforts 10 get elected. but Ir dry
country the thirsty cannot help Jd-
hiring the mirage which shows
th,m "bcol.. brpzc ,vcrywher, -
aud not q drop 10 drink
Bailey McGrygor Ferguson anti
everything including the nrmo'
cratic administration and the Demo.
cratic party. A splendid sci Of pr.n
ciples Tor men who we're educated
under those SGT forth by jefferson
and o. pruciiccd by Jackson '
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

50 much g.. themselves % Che public.
expcrtiuE little 10 return and seldom
heine fiarpolntcd
Amarillo is dtuhly glsd 90 vcl-
come them ,his year For las year
The Panham.c Press Asslca'iln
held H. meeting IN Vernon aa' cm-
nhaiically the people Of td .i, t,
grct,ed the lost oppor'un't OF
inr ls member, In their rii.t
There o. 900 stronger or m'lr '....
lorrr in 400 The Panhandle. u'a'nl
to as continued progrg8 and up
bu'ld.re than are tho editors ~ tl,
various now .papers scattered oic'
Jos vide vXparse.
And the people OF Amarillo Will
The News. welcome them VIII opou.
banded Hospitality
n will be- their prIyil eo IlI 'heil
pleasure 20 make the rtav 90 ile yis.
TORS the most pleasant Co. Che Dis
tory Of the organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

Nclo D. Il. tur,d both in space adj
refreshments and also boz display
riayod up iu the florr ii"li
The exhibits are made up of thr
raw and finished products. with
card. tr.Int whore abe materials
come irOW. how much they cost
.hr.o they ar. turned into ihr aru-
handed over The ruuuiar and
fha history uf the detailed munulac-
turc of each item.
The first product tried ont vus the
humble button Almost every one in
bethlehem thought the button was
.s old as clothes. bat the Bush a
nuil dur up some anc M lore which
hovod 90, us leaf Eve wore in thc
Or.t Partisan style hos W button
less lu u.t The OLD Roman
WORTH, ana those of the darn ages
went wnhuu. buttons Richard The
Lion Hearted slew tho slIuccn.
without ponder button or oven
enc iu Docs COLLAR band for RHs' A
Pun showed that The tirst buttons
Wcr. urEH uui iu The th.ri.Hail
century Iu southern Europe
Told I'm a'iIae'yr fashion with The
.i,.u.R at th, .r,i rude bone ANA
.uuu I.hs which served 90, button
spread forth 100 'hn drulIy 90, but
tru sh,V drew thy p.uplu h' th'
thousands Then che details OF the
English supremacy 90 uution-mlh
iue .f Mlurl,-,f which the Nluf'
ula.aG from them Boo recent years.
made another story no tHe Bush ="
uun establishment. 'h. models o'
Oh. buttons tar' ara found 100 wu-
e.um. Nrr. nu show. 'Hr,'hrr with %
u,h aud rare 1-ping of tn' buttons
fh.t win hr lu VOGUE oH .p.ng and
rumor garments in 1890 For thlh
b., whore the dinlly ouGulcd uu "ith
fHc hu u, nHd Of OLE" B1.h g. liu'l
tore
Tae sam. plan B.. uulHr consider
.u,l for silh. gloves shoes. Cuilrp
uI ether articles which % rs be-
Ueg.d can De- converted nto hu mess
|rrr> ar effectively OF was The
tuti,u plan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

Mt. Osborn MiNrs
lirCnns With Hats.
SIR Allie Osbuus millinery store.
IN Miami. Okla. 1895 Uc.l aud o.
Nurahly hnowN. .hp bad mlnr aIi
good customer lut when her bus.
baud decided 10 plar, stock of gro
,c'r.c- and wiseolU uOous wtus next
ioor. many pets0n hook their heads
N rcsslmgtic mlurcr "tompciii ON
| Is too strong. tao u.us such store
/ bCrc now thoy ad
For time Il really appeared chat
the knowing oi' were riih' fut
trade wae very lH.k. r0'witaslJnd
ug the fact thai OSBORN bad splen
lad stock. wen Dr.aycd Boz clean
IurW quarters
Right here s alrrc Mr. Osborn
came into the mr
/ u con hcll millinery she -J.l
"and therefore coon SELL groceries
That stock Was placed thDr, % "a
and st'l 70 must
The very fir,f Trims sNr D.d "Hs
ltC have q largr upplN az mnnwH
taken from tho grDocry aud placed
IN rror,nrr. posiiion in IA. ril.in.
i.ry dorar,ment Tl,y wor, rl1r.H
FRIGHT Ia IN. fro-,, among IN, Into,
, show.ngs of fHe hats. euNas. CO.
zach One va. f..r.l win adj. .a
price.
! Result. Same asked tb.rI. .ly.a /.
I"Allie" was removing nor millinery o.
he raola.rd ~, OBJ. GREGORY. .3u,
! Wondered II .a. W.. .so... r r.'
lrtayy " while .rus .,.I .u..l.rr bri
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

Il is 10 BE- feared that those who
are Organizing Overall tluhs
throughout the country are DOOM
Ing themselves 20 q appointment
comparable to that which overlook
those who with equal heneyClence
and enthusiasm. became charter
m, mbers ~ the "iluy q Bale Clubs
n five of FIN years ago But the
cause of their failure AMI attendant
disappointment viii D. -nmrwhni
cCntrarlwise 81 that which brought
such 20 iuElorious ending On the
Buy q Bale Club Their danger
Is IN the exc 81 u their zeal and tho
iasi-gr0wiug magnitude OF their oX-
ample We doubt u There are
enough Ivcral.s in che country aud
.pefhaps in the world. % trrg.,r 600
wh0 have already he.lue members
80 the.. ORGANIZATIONS NOr taI n
be- thought certain that even ~ man
ufarfur.Ig fIciiIfler were ,Ggai o.
'he demand being made Uu them
her, would o. euougl cotton ava ID
lble . enable ail member 20 Dee
loyal % the obliFaii,l membership
One might say. indeed Thar tho
lmembers a these Oyi all Clubs ere
hut repeatinr the bulter that has
caused The predicam"nt lhfy seek 20
escape. o. g. the folly ui being fash
l'ouable T. e that 'oilf witch cor
i'.ibuies o. much o. 'r them the
ur,y for prrf.f.rrs HF making fnn
wearing of uFrr.'ls fash enable. they
would destroy comp. elton which
Otherwise trousers Of ..iisreni cuts
md texture would 0pPO.e 10 them
There are limits 10 the feasibility al
this movement that are likely to b.
transgressed. n they have no; beeu
laiready nollas News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

g ligIr counter
'If DEPARTMENT
rhrcu.h ihl year wcmen pass hy
'hC rir.r e. uf tho Highland Park
Drug Company without g'tinC Q %
lahgp- and set ~ tina, counter az"
upuy articles Witch viil make u man
'Huny af Christmas tu.
list Christine !. &. NrENau of
Hlt ftm troJEh he would lot the
vrwou r.t la idea ta.f this depart
w,rt Wa, m1u's g,f' department.
MANY of the oihrss being women 5
gifi der1rtmsnts H. therefore built
ID surtrstIucturc syrr the ease In the
way OF shelf Owe tAs hc igapcd
rcd ana green crcu. tissue Then he
.atwired silver ANA gold tinsel
Ground %. shelf ON the shelf aud
OBJ, case NJ rlac'd small boxes OF
riElts aud large Jars 81 tobacco; on
an uWIrhi card - tl" rshi he
mounted pipo- witch prices Beside
tlr" written Ou christina cards
The idea vgs ,0 connect Nh" stock
with the rifi idea md that .s what
he lid The wom,s began &C. stup
al TIE counter attracted by the
touch 60 holiday color and the dis
pilys-and the sales cleaned out IN"
stock Of mail SIZE boxes early IN the
O. son The fXiur, is worry simple
and NeEwen has - ready TO use
-rsi. Next Christine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
EDITORS N CITY.

Editors Of Panhandl' neSssalcrs
are today assembled IN annual ror-
veatiun In Amarillo
They arr here % discuss the prob
lens with which the newspaper ira
isruiiy In this great section OF Texas
h confronied
They are here TO swap experi'
ences" aud 10 stimulate that spiri'
u good fellowship which should eN-
i, among that class Of men wh1 give