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The Glasgow courier., 1920-05-21

Guarantee yourself against a dark
crouch on election day by registering
now.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-05-21

"Hear My Cry" ................ Gabriel
Male Quartette-Messrs. Halliday,
Comport, Williams, Friedlund
"Holy Redeemer" - Bach Gounod
Chorus Choir-Solo by Miss Stratton
Violin Solo :. Miss Margaret Anderson
"Sing Aloud Unto God" ... Peace
Chorus Choir.
Postlude.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-05-21

in the court house at Glasgow, Mon
tana, on June 3, a, and 5, beginning
at 8 a. m. The north country teach
ers may write on the same dates at
Opheim. NELLIE JOHONNOTT,
May 21-28 County Superintendent.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Chouinard came in
from their ranch Saturday for visit
with friends. Lee assisted the local
team in the ball game with Hinsdale
Sunday.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-05-21

Get in a full days work and regis
ter today.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-05-21

TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Teachers examination will be held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Next Year Bright
For Perdue Team
~ Associated prcas.

w AFoelhNd fFcM.
LAFAYETTE Ind. Dee. I-Deiec..
81, hut not disconsolatc. Purdue foot.
bill fans are looking forward Ia ths
1871 gridiron season during which they
hul'o To- see a team IN action which will
r'tri"vc the fallen fortune of the Old
GOid and Black.
Athletic authorities are looking for
% coach 10 succeed Arthur Scnnlon.
who. II h announced, viii not return
next season. Scanlon's contract with
the university viii expire Jan. /.
liumurs that kuntc Ruckne. Not-o
Dance football tutor. might be- Scan.
Ions auccessur have been denied ~
Major Nrlsln A. Kellog. director of nth.
lctica az Purdue.
only two ~ the Boiler Makers var
slty viii be- los, 10 the team next year
hy graduation, Cooley lett guard. AMI
Stanwuud, center hcing the only nrss
string seniors, tn depart.
With the experienced PLAYERS who
viii return md number of prolnls.
lux freshmen PLAYERS. there IN hopi
here that the iiuilcr Makers viii figh,
then way up In the Western Confer
vuvc standing,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
C0ACD ZUPPKE
STARTS PLANS
ON 1921 TEAM
LOSSES FROM 1890 SQUAD ARE
ifti'ir-MtCii NEW MATERIAL
on HAND. 1,
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
l'llBANA, H.. Dec 4.--llclegated 10
fourth place In the 1920 Western Con.
ference football standing by the dis.
as,rous defeat nt the hands OF Ohio
state. Illinois has turned attention 10
next ycnr'f title chances for the Orange
and Hue eleven.
captain John Doplor the Illinois
nuinstny ut center shed the molcskins
with the ending uf the 1890 season. lilo
VIII go down In football history az one
Of the Vests great pivot men aud
many Illinois fans declare there would
be different story a. tell IL Dcpler had
been In the Ohio Game. shoulder IN.
jurios sustained IN practice Kept him
on the bench, .
To llcltsch. green man with litt"
practice this year. viii probably 20 tho
pap Job IN 1891. lie gave good az.
count OF himself against Ohio aud on
,ho strength 81 his showing IN being
given consideration Zoe "A letter.
The Two Fletchcrs. Hob aud Ralph.
both ol whom played three years and
won football fame. viii graduate next
spring, as will Ems the big tackle. Boo
Fletcher has been called one If the
hoadi,N conference quartcrbncks In
years and the ioe ~ Ralph Fletcher ha'
been the lllini means 81 victory ON mum.
erons occasions. due to his accuracy IN
goal Kicking.
lilll kopp. last years captain. WIN
sacrificed bis place IN the line 10 a bot.
ter man, VIII finish next spring. Larl.
mcr Middleton and Howard. other sub.
liltutes. Will also be- missing next yea.
The lotsos from this years team. how.
ever, are comparatively light and
Coach Zuppko expects to mould anoth.
a. team next yyni of championship
calllre.
CharlcG Carney. the receiving cud u
the brilliant Walquisl Carney aerial
combination II in bad shape from tho
buckeye game. The hgamenis In his
l,ft lex were torn su that be Will not
hrye the ION use OF his lex Tor some
tame. There is much speculation as 10
whether he will b. able % play basket
bnll. In which h. starred last year.
Available regulars fOr next year are.
Ends. Carney and llollstrom. tackle.
Olauder: guards smith and Mohr.
b. cks Waluulst. Cringlc and poden.
ZuppkC's plans for 1921 cultomplatl
another hard schedule. with Michigan
Chicago. Wisconsin aud Minnesota As
almost certain opponents The ficry u.
ne coach will insist. however that tn
team he meets IN the final battle must
play the preceding week unless he aiso
takes rest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
RIVALS IN WESTERN CONFERENCE
FAIL TO ARRANGE FOR CONTESTS
ACCORDING TO NEW SCHEDULES

~ Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Dec. i.--WoHorn confer.
cncn football coaches today arranged
their 1921 schedules M meeting
which brought forth two breaks be.
twoon traditional rivals for Blg Ten
HfidirOn supremacy. ohio state. con
ference champion this year. VIII moi,
meet Wisconsin. 1890 runncr.up mex,
year the two schools scvcrlng football
rclai' 1g after nm argument over whore
thr me should bc played Chicag
failed to schedule u game with Michl
Gan. although II was said thni there had
been ma N feeling over The Inability n
The representatives of these two schools
a. arrange q contest.
While II was announced NJ first by
the coarhos That nll athletic relations
b'tWc'n Ohio state ana Wisconsin had
been severed. II developed later that the
two schools would carry out contracts
nlr, ady made Tor athletic contests. thus
elimirntliE any chpncc for cancellation
~ hnqkct hall ~ hlHfhull gnmos h"'
tween them.
Wisconsin played Ohio state ~ 60.
luinbun ihis wear losing ~ 90 : ana
Coach John richards today lnslnrd
tha, II contest was played In 1921 Il
should h" az Madison. Coach Wilrc OF
ohio state. however, had been alb, to-
arrange only three Western conference
games 40 columbus ana maintnincd
that Wisconsin shold meet the Buck
eyes on their home grounds Two years
~ succession. lie pointed out the fact
that several other schools followed this
plan IN order tn give each team a fair
number 90 championship games al
huino.
III" coaches, however were unable
L" hGrce ana football relations w,r
severed
Tho faculty athletic committee of th' !
Western conference notified the conch |
~ that II had voted against lcngthcn'
INK The sch dulc 10 nine games. ~ each
coach arranged four ~ five games with |
other hig tn schools
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Hathaway to Lead
Northwestern Team
nY A,secIalad Inesa.

nv Associated presa
CHICAGO. Dee l-Dann Evans III.
rector ~ athletics az Northwestern Uni!
Nersty iaVore the retention of Elmer
W, McBc,ilt 40 football couch Tor 1891
with the student body. faculty AMI
alumni praising Coach McDrviu Tor
his work IN building the 1921 football
team, Director Evans segregated to the
faculty athletic committee that McDn
Wit hc rendered another contract. The
faculty committee gent its recommcnda
ton IA President Walter I'm Scott and
Il " probable TINT NurthwestcrnS
coach 81 this season will hc re.ongagrd
under contract covering several
years.
OF the eighteen football men who
were awarded the letter this season
only omen will be- lost by graduation and
the purple fans are locking forward
a. next Hcnron with confidence. Jack
Hathaway, the fighting center, WA
unanimously elected captain of the lash
squad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
GOLF LINKS ARE
BEING INF R0VED
MEMBERSHIP OF COUNTRY CLt'iI
NOW is5 AND INTEREST N IN.
CREtSING.

The grounds ~ the Amarillo Golf and
/ Country club. located Just west Of san
/ lucintn Heights. on the OZARK Trail.
are undergoing very extensive Improve
ncntr. preparatory to u blk season next
| year.
The present club has q membership
II i25. having grown steadily since ltH
organization early In 1914 when tho
Amarillo Gulf Cluh was started, with
Cleo y. Lindsey. President; y. e. Fox.
then general manager of the Santa Fe
Il this place. Vicclrcsldent. and r. u.
Edwards. Secretary. The first motn'
hcrship If the club was nine and each
~ the holes Of the present nine hole
cnurse IN named after one ~ the char
ter members when the presen,
grounds " the club were purchased tir,
membership. which ~ that time was 10.
was raised tn l2j and the aditlOna.
ilfty shares were offered ofrsale were
,nhclly purchased boy lovers Of thu
game, aud nt the present time thcro
are no shares of this club ON the mnr'
kot.
The course IN one of the finest na'
tural courses IN the Hufrounding coun'
try and with the addition II sand traps
that have been placed near each green.
nunkers 10 be- added becfore the bo-
ginning of next season and all the fnif
ways burned ana cleared, the Amarillo
CiOb will present course that viii tax
the skill az experts. and Will deWlor
players that viii make good Hhowinga
In the state and IN national tourns
nsnts.
The ground Keeper, who II regularly
employed hy the club IN making steady
ana thorough progress toward harden
Ing, aud otherwise pcrfecting ths
green's. has placed all flight directors
for each hole and placed sand boxes ~
each green.
AZ present there II only cottage on
the ground hut Il In the Intention VI
the members of the club 10 build
mmI.rn club house. better known 10
golfers IN the nineteenth green, In tho
mar future. that will be- unsurpassed ny
that Of no club of equal membership
In the south.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Minnesota Loses
Six Star Players
ny Aaaeelnisl Pro-.

w Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Dec. a.
Captain Neal ArntHon. Pete l,egniut.
Lawrence Toberg. pcsius Tirrncv,
Ralph Grous and Fred Enkc. nll rogu
lHrs, AMI Dynruk. u substitute. finished
their university football careers wheh
thu whistle ended the Minnesota. Mich.
iiun game Arntsun aud Rognlcr are
hDckileld men aud the others plays-i
line positions most of the season.
The lusf ~ these men IN expected N
l., uifse, ~ stars from the freshman
sluhd and the return ~ Johnson nnd
Martinenu. who were not permitted -
complete their registration this lall by
faculty ruling.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
ANOTHER ANGLING
At TER PET BROWN;
GOTCH NOW READY
los ANGELES WRESTLER OFFERS
TO TAKE ON THREE OTHERS
N ONE EVENING.

Nv NfFWIhNW TFFfa7
FORT WORTH, Tex. Dec. a--YounE
uu,ch - Los Angeles, ligh,.hcnvy.
wright wrestler, has alrrcd tp put up
a forfeit Of $500 To- null Montana, llar
~ Erslingcr and sailor lack Moods.
mcctinE them all In n single evening.
recording a. an announcement hv his
manager here, lie viii pcs, 81 oon H.
meet Pet Brown. champion uf Texas,
In ans ana al places. the entire re-.
,tpts tn 40 to the Red Cross Gutch
win guarantee the forlci, the moment
the challenges are accepted. he said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
M Dining Car.

On the ame train there WIS bus
iutss man from Wichita, Nans, whn
ilrst refused To buy from a porter, hut
who finally was forccd to deal with him
after waiting two days
There II not a dining car IN cuba, A
few hullmans, abandoned In the states
before the advent ~ thD steel sleeper
are In use.
ENprvss train travel ~ q luxury com.
PARED with Journey ahmrd lo'al.
which often arr run at uivht without
lights In the cotvhts Bind hcggars
always work" the locals at way s,a
,ions and swarn,s 81 black boys bard
slrcncrs NJ the PRINCIPAL stops tuv'
Ter mus, fight his way through Them.
while the porter stands hack, helpless
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Tulane Defeated
By Detroit Team
Ny Associated Press.

w NH'nFWIFW T-TfIN
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. University
nf Detroit 4 foat.d Tulane here todny
"a muddy MA ~ o. The visitors
op"n,d up with passes in the firs, quar-.
SER, one Err nf,on yards from Fity-
,'fpld to nahhn placing the hall on
rulanr's five yard line. l.,ucr, on the
ntNl three plays went off tackle for q
touchdown
" was TulgucS second defeat this
y'str the other hcing at the hands IT
Michigan University.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Indians May Train
Near Home Of Iris
~ Associated Prs~.

~ Associated Pt-ss.
CLEVELAND. o., Dec. i.--IIillshorn,
Texas. probably win De- next seasons
training grounds Tor the Cleveland
Americana worlds series winners
liiishmo has 1000 inhabitants, and
Is located less than co miles from Dial.
las. Font Worth and Waco, with good
railroad and traction line connections.
II N near Hubbard, Manager speakers
home,
By suluCting llillshoro, thu Indians
will be able in play exhibition gaccs at
Dallas. Fort worth and Waco without
much travelling expense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Maupomc Wins Game.

~ Ahsotiatc. .uss,
CHICAGO. Dtc. A.--ricrrc Mauromc
or Milwaukee won the first game in IN"
llay off ~ the four corncrcd tie for
third place In the pr,limlnnries to tn
national three cushion billiard cham.
plonship. defeating Alfredo Dcoro e
New York today 80 tn ~ In a. innings
Mn1pomc had two high runs uf five
end Deurp run of :. Augic kicck'
h,fer. Chicago, won from John nah,
New York 20 To- ~ In 81 innings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Dunn is Holdout
at Bloomington

~ Associated Pfcs.
BENNINGTON. H.. Dec. salary
domanls oi Joseph u. Dunn, who pl'
lot.d the bloomington Club of the
Three League to pcnnats In 1913 aud
1899. " holding up the decision Of the
clubs hoard ~ directors 10 engage him
for the 1891 season. Dunn rejected four
offers madc him. nnl the directors have
rm ,hiven np hope of reaching salts.
fncinry terms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05

traveller must face. hut 10 minutes latsr
lac eot a berth without paying the ripf,
laA. on a note from thu private srrrp.
iary of General Jose Miguel Gumof. the
traveller returned to thr same ngont,
Who had refused to srll a birth ticket,
and was given what he wanted In two
minutes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Dunn Park Name
of Indians Home

v" NssneFiod rffss.
CLEVELAND o.. Dec. 4-LcaEuc
park the home IT thu Cleveland Amer.
iclr League cub has been renamed
Dunn Park" In honor of James &.
Dunn president of the, Indians
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Wins
on Muddy Field

ny NNENTIHItU TIfVNl
WASHINGTON, Dec. l-Ccorgc.
towns wright an n muddy field out.
matched the speedy open play II beth.
any college here to-day ana the Cliho.
Hes won irom the West Nhglniars n %
e The contest was part of tn c,ie.
haiiun of the rf,icth anniversary 81
The founding or the Georgetown law
school.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
lew Can MT

W Afeorsnird irtSA
PHILADELPHIA DC. AZ low
Tender ever boxes Benny Leonard. an
my dough is on Low" says Harlem
Eddie Kelley. Kelley has huNcd bath ~.
Gently and was knyocd IN each show.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
NOTICE

The WINONA MILLS will give n
Discount of 10 per cent ON all under.
wear sold Irom now until January lat.
Phone 1919
MRS. SMILE CRAWFORD
ic0l Jackson Amarillo, Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Buffalo Defeats
Canton in N. Y.

ny NsasiAtrd Press.
NEW YORK. Dee, i--ln the fira,
professional football game played In
this city IN many years. the Buffalo
nlLAmerichns defeated the Canton Hull
dogs to at the polo grounds thE
afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05

tn" ncN, eclipse ~ the sun to be via.
IDLE In the United states viii occur In
las2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Ten Round Bout
inChicago 9Th

W N'sWIHTfU TTNhH
CHICAGO. Drc. fiddle McGooriy.
the Oshkosh. Wis. middle weight. aud
George chip 0f New Castle. Pa. win
meet IN a tun.round contest here Dec. q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Right Earful

We asked him why The grumhIcs. -
Mud wiIy his heart was filled
With raneor. and he answered ilinS'
"Na nne was ldlled."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
LOTS Of UPS AND
DOWNS IN CUBAN
RAILWAY TRAVEL
~ Associated i'r,s,

~ Associated rrcs,
SANTIAGO, cuba, Nov. iH--Rail.
loid travel In cuba IL more expensive
,h,n In the United States and FAR less
comfortable. ordinarily 1, takes about
;? hours for an express train to cross
The island between Havana aud Stn,i.
ago, and q ib.hnur delay ~ not unusual
From Havana to the naval base AZ
UunrtTuamo Hay, Cmmtiny ordinary
delays and an overnight wait at Stnti
agn. took three days.
Travellers from the states who want
To- see the island must put up with
many dlscomforts, not the least "
which is the task of trying 10 buy
sleeping car reservations. I, Il almost
impossible To buy them ~ tariff rates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Walt Tor llerth.

Coming over from Havana ON hur'
rfcd trip the other day a correspondent
was informed by a ticket seller TIM;
he would have To wait two or three
DAYS Tor lower berth, There was moth
Ing In stock, according To- the agent, In,
he did not add the information that res
rrva,lcns could he obtained easily and
quickly from hotel portcrs, usually at
IN advance II $500
The troubles ~ the correspondent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
Left Earful

lie went out 10 the speedway
To sce nn auto race;
Aud home he eame with angry frbwr
Upon his face.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-11
Why the Crossed

We printing in another column this morning a letter from a Democratic subscriber who tells in interesting way why he and other democrats voted the Republican ticket at the late election His planation includes than reason among them the personality of the candidates the two tickets shifting of the current here and there. But he agrees with the explanation that The Republican has given, popular desire for a change-for some thing better than Democratic rule had given the country.
 It is. therefore up to the Republicans, especially those of this supply that Failing do so, the Democratic tide will set away from the Re- publcans the next election again. Arizona will be Democratic.
 To those Democrats who voted the Republican ticket well to the rank and file Republicans, does not matter whether the government is demo- cratic or Republican. But 1t matters to both alike same degree. whether Arizona has a good government not
 Therefore if the Democrats who crossed the line November should be disappointed at the end of two years. they will and likely than not take lot of Republicans along with them.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-11
"Such garments sthese absolute necesstys-if
 entire success, thinks your friend."-Jean White.

It, too, has one of those comfortable fur collars. And if you are interested in dresses. of serge, tricolette, tricotine or georgette, you can find them here. in such lovely styles. at prices that range from SIS to $40.
 And one particular feature of this shop is that when one purchases a tailored garment, 1t is personally fitted by MT. Berman. who is a tailor of years of experience. No garment is allowed to go from the shop until it fits per- fectly.
 While was in the shop young busi ness woman who is employed in one of the largest offices in Phoenix came In and purchased one of the cleverest looking blue serge dresses that I have ever seen. She wanted it for office and street wear, she said, and she certainly chose wisely, for the dress that she se- lected was one that possessed splendid lines and that air of distinction that simply must be cut into the garment.
 Then, in addition to the coats, suits, skirts and dresses the Phoenix Fashion Shop carries line of blouses and also of underthings. Have you seen those little Shirley" camisoles? Made of satin, in all shades. they have several individual features of their own. Double rows of elastic in addition to the one at the bottom. make the garment stay put" with no additional anchoring, which is a splendid feature in itself. They slip on over the head. and are held up by the daintiest of shoulder straps. The Shirley" camisoles are something new here, although they are very popular with the best dressed
Arizona republican., 1920-11-11
A Want of Relation

The break in prices the New York stock is nothing that need excite consternation in the mind of the public There is ordinarily little lation between the prices of stocks fixed by the gamblers and the prosperity of the country. What relation there may be has shown on at oc- easions that when the country has been depressed, stocks active and high. That was the in 1893 and again in 1907. In both those years money withheld from legitimate enterprises. and under the countrys financial system then, found itself Iected ideness in New York where it was available for gambling.
 In periods of great prosperity, induced by fidence stocks inactive low because the gamblers could not get the money for speculation
 The stock market is not business barometer. It reveals nothing of conditions outside the circle of the speculators often than not through the manipulation of spectators it is not recorder of those conditions. rurnor often without foundation sends prices up down, usually down. A slightly adverse incident is magnfied by the bears and prices tumble The stock market is too sensitive to unfavorable influences and not all ways responsive to favorable ones.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-11
When Silence Fell

AZ 10 o'clock two years ago this morning silence silence fell along the whole western front where for hundreds of miles, from the North Switzerland. shere had been horrible and continuous uproar; where millions of men had been noisly engaged in the work of mutual extermination.
 Potent and chief contributors to this blessed s1ence after this long and fearful turmoil American boys from the farm. the shop and the rib boo counter from purlieus palaces from the sos exclusive residential quarters All America ~as represented there.
 These representatives heterogeneous they had cne to Armageddon. had taught all Europe, enemies and associates alike. that the American boy could fiehts that there equal to him for dash and hravery and initative that he had superior when cold steadfast courage called upon
 An this surprising to the nations whose peo- ple had slept arms the dawn of civilization. Ir was tho more surprising since war had not been inbred into these American boys
 Though fighting foreign soil, they were not soldiers of fortune they battling their country and their form of government truly as their forefathers had once fought to establish the government. and as other fathers at later period had fought to maintain it.
 These boys today the boys of the American Legion In whose honor rather than in celebration of the end Of great conflict observing Arms- tlrc Day.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-11
HIGH SCHOOL u NOTES

A surprise assembly was called yes terday morning during the fourth per- iod Several speakers who are con- nected with the fire prevention move ment were at the high school to speak to the student body. The first speaker was Mir. Algran. who is chief of the San Diego fire department. He related several instances where many lives were lost just because someone was careless. Mfr. Shively spoke next. stat ing that 95 per cent of the fires were preventable, and that the students ways. The other speaker on the pro- the Portland fire department. The senior class has challenged the junior college class to a debate, which is to be held as soon as both sides are prepared.
 The football team is ready for it's big trip to Tucson. The team leaves Phoenix on Friday evening at 6: 10. All of the Coyotes will be at the depot l to give them big "send off"
 Today all students of the high school will be guests of the state fair. Free tickets were given out yesterday. and these tickets will be good until II o'clock at the pass gate. After that time students will have to pay the reg ular admission.
 Do not forget that the second team plays the Indian school second team on Saturday at the Indian school. The admission is free. As the first team will be out of town. everyone will be able to attend this game.