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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Market News
CORN PRICES RECOVER
AND CLOSE IS HIGHER

CHICAGO. Nav .o SHARP reictiu1s
took place in the corn market 'ui1v
from the weakness that has been the
rule of late Liquidation appeared 90
be- ended Tor the tam, h,ing. and there
was porsiet,nt commission house buy.
ing IN small iots Prices closed ,iruu-
ii.4 cents tn cents net higher Wit.
iuiv ~ "a o. i-t ~ and september
iGi Is o. - Oat~ gained IS cents tU
cents and provisions 20 r.nts 10 g.
cents
~ the first tas corn market hal @
downward tc'itsury and apparently .u
continued rrspuns,' % th" hptrish
credit ritu1iion and the drastic meas
ur'g reported ls having hc'n begun
for tho purpo~e ~ relieving the rail.
road traffic jam The commission
hour demand soon made itgif fclt. auI
there we rather free covering bv
shorts toward the last. with PRICES ad.
Nnncpg rapidly Wet weather aud tax
~ renewal ~ cxpurt call Tor rye ami
wheat counted somewhat az factors b.
the upiurn
Oau We're governed by the action ~
corn.
Foreign buying II lard save a lif, o.
prJ,i rions aher early wcISncss avc trl
-ymnathy With grain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
HEAVY SELLING FEATURES
DAY At STOCK EXCHANGE
n, a..-ris'sd Prs.

NJ Ass~cisied rrcss
NEW YORK. Nav se-Ano,htr I'm.
prc"siye selling movement touk place
On the ftock exchange today. the bulk
q the enlarged dealings. according 20
popular opinion. again representing In.
voluntary liquidation resulting fIum IN ,
incrca-ei Tightening ~ CREDITS
Aeido from that development. which
We" strengthened hy adViccs from all
sections - the country indicating an
eNtcnsion of the campaign against high
oommodiiy prices. there were no speci.
tic events In explanation 81 the further
reduction.
Standard shares suffered In equal
measure with speculative issues. test
fvlnE 90 the inci-tent nature q the ~.
f,ringr There were dgain iractalic IN
large part to out-oftown sources
mainly western and southwestern cen.
tcr~. although New England aisn was
repeated AZ n heavy scller q coppsrs
In the final hour following smother
DIP w prices tn the DAVIS luwr-i levcis
n rpirited rally -, In. oil- and sugars
leading al extreme gains II : to :
points
Ssics iotaled $50 Geo shares. Plenty
- cell money war available az per
cent SITTER the usual opening quotations
e :. but hrokctz reported no change
In the long prevailing s,ringency 81,
time money III ioans - that character
being limited o. renewals
Toisl sslea rar value aggregated
81. 80 nnn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
To Relieve Catarrh
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
deafness. ur who are growing hard W
hearing and have head noises will bc
glad 60 know that this dirtrcsing az
ihction can usually he successfully
treated az home by an internal mcdl'
cine tina, IN many instances has effect
I'd complete relief after other treat
mcntE have failed. Sufferers who could
scarcely hear have had their hearing
rcrturcd 10 such an extent that the tick
vi a watch was plainly audible scvri
ca eight inches away from either ear.
Therefore. II you know OF romcone who
Is troubled with head noises or ca
tarrhal deafness. cut out this formula
and hand Il 60 them aud you may have
been thu meanr OF saving some pour
ruif,rcr perhaps from total deafness.
The prescription can be prepared AT
humc aud is made as follows:
Secure from your druggist ! ~. Par
mint double strength Take this howc
and add to IL IA pint Il hot water aud
a little granulatcd sugar; stir until d.
golvcd Take one tablespoonful four
times o day.
Parmini H. used In this way not only
e. reduce by toni, action the inilamma'
iion and swelling In the Eus,achian
Tube. aud thus to oqualizc the air
pressure an the drum, hut 90 correct
any exct-i of sccrc;lons Ia the middle
ear. and the n suits 1t gives are nearly
always quick and effective
Every person who has catarrh In any
form. or distressing rumbling, Kissing
ruunds In their ears, should give this
recipe a trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
No Wonder
Teeth Don't Last

For most t,eth--maybe youtE-aro
ncruftcd with tartar. That irrltateS
the gums Il discolors the enamel
Tartar harbors bacteria. and causes
decay. II won't Yield 20 brush-not
much affected by any ordinary denti.
frirc. Powder or pastc won't combat
thir cvii. 40 wonder S5'pcr cent OF al:
adultn hrcomo victims ~ pyorrhca.
PYRoS diaintcgratcs tartar and re-.
moves ~ ilimy. acidy tooth film. II
dncr more than that. I'yroa pcnetTatcs
through the flc.h tissues Of the gums
and the bone tissues ~ the roots Erai.
icatcr the dccpscatcd. gcrmladcn pus
ncs. Restores tender. bleeding and
npungy gums 10 their natural firmne.'s
ana color pyros preserves the teeth
Givcr the mouth a cool. clean. delight.
fui fceling-Sweeicn and purifics tho
breath. Harmless 10 healthy tissues
dntinc on enamel Endorsed by lead.
inE dental authorities. Dispensed and
guaranteed by J. W. Collins Drug Co.
Amarillo. Texas,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Sugar Unchanged.


NEW YORK. ilay .0-Thcre was M
change in the local raw sugar mark I
today. Rcfincr- were again IN the mar.
ket AZ - - cents for Cubas. cost and
freight. while ouipori rcfin.rs were
said 10 h. willing "a paw q 4. cents
but no husine-s rcruiied aud spot prices
were entirely nominal
Conditions in refined do not show ans
material change The demand contil.
ues active with refiners aIlocaiing su-
Ear as fast as porsIhic Prices were
adranced cent pound by one of the
leading rcfincrs although the general
list waf unchanged AZ % i.s e. 20 cents
for finc granulaiod.
There wa a further advance IN ~.
gar future, at N, oi,cnlnr On continued
buyipg by is,sh ip,crssir prompted by
the a,rengfh o. raNa Tut after showing
advances ufSsto CO points. offerings In.
crcased and prices eas~l off quiic
sharply. cinsing al 10 points advance 10
Is points decline
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
EARLY COTTON DECLINE
IS FOLLOWED BY RALLY


d. Asseristcd Press
NEW YORK. May 90 a further Dc
cline 81 about 81 a hale in the cotton
market during today's early trading
war followed by sharp rallies on the
development 81 a batter tone On the
stock marie, and covering october
contracts soid up from 35aS a. 55,S 81
points not higher. and closed 90 1876.
Tho general liri clored steady net 10
points higher 90 20 points lower Tive
market opened irregular ~ a decline
About three Man noticcs were reported
in circulatic, and deliy ~ cascd off 90
teoo or ~ points below the high level
~ Yesterday. Neryousncfr over gen
cral conditions was incIcarcd by weak.
ne,s IN Liverpool and reports that price
cutting hy retailers was siill spreading
After the early offerings had been all.
scrbcd. however prices rallied On COW.
cring Some trad. huving was slso re-.
ported but local brokers reported very
little broadening a. demand.
Tho weather map made n more -.
vorahlc showing but expectations Il
lower private and official cundiiion fg.
urcs promoted the covering movement.
which was Smulaicd later by the
rally In thu stock market
Export today 1880. making s.Ggi. Sc
- far this season.
Port rcceTp. 1855. United States
port stocks Losses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
A Friend in Need

"Bu- there's a. bread IN the house
Gar brcAkfeFt and the stree arr al
closed ior The nirhtf' p-utesiei Ann
Brnkiy IN dismay.
Hsr husband hal teiephonfd ate
that an Important basiness acquaint-
ance uas coniug Tor the night.
Then kav. munin,- suggested
Ten. cheerfully res9urcsful
''Ton Brinkiy. yod know I never
have lnck With fuufhns.~ gr1aned Ann
Sic hung % re fscsivsf and TUNED
y youns Mrs Eaion 4 don't knoE
uhf cant make good uiurrs. nar-
tara 4 He them lusf a. much a.
Tom dos. but surlshuw min~ af@
never succrssful AMI how . haie O.
g., % earlier 70 make them
why no; mir them tonight ana
bake them tomorrow muruinE tai
Barhara calrrly Ann iolksd 81 fer
10 aFna1smsni. Have fou any nFaun
hakinE Pov der irduirrd Haftara.
erftinE % hnskly .i-causs 10 yoa
cave Ryson you esn go M mafns
an ready nuE. TIE halter wir -
perfectly Eool Tomorrow ~ yCl sfand
u IN a col placs
As Ann stln loulsd inrfeiu.ols. uar-
bara Ccrfirusd 'uh r-s o. rr {
often o. Il mFsef. And yuu .fnt
worry al-sli d. mlfus turr-- oct
rlFht Sinet I've ussl HfHnn haven e
had = HnEle lakrg faA.rs And q
you foiiua dIffciiuus yUu car taks
1uft exactly a. well
Ths nee Ryan HlkInE nonk fnrr-
maj pre- filoll. Csrfaluirr 80 pnf
neal reclp~s. ulu - mailed Postpaid.
49, rar..Irf - - rarfa La 81 NM -
r9fn ~ n Fou uill purrhas~ 49, ~
nnore 1.1unds - Hyn ~ orrt from
scrr rrccer. sealing ~ ~ t-lme ana
sddruss pFompily. ~ III mai sea .
nlEan 'iisklnE npak frrr Gen-fai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21


NEW ORLEANS. May s0-In the
soften MARKET today there was a pcriei
q eaSincss on the opening and fnr
some time after but when shorts tried
o. take profits. traders an the long
sade became Aggressive buyers and the
cafsy dcclines were completely recov.
ered. Late In the day the market was
cent over 10 final prices q Yesterday.
closing al net gains 81 20 points
Early selling was based partly On
poor cables and continued unfavorable
fehefal finsncial and trade accounts
and partly ur private reporis TO i'm.
proved weather conditions over the belt.
Selling was firr, checked by the ~.
eeiri % very unfavorahic reports ~
what reC~nt had weather had done 20
the crop and later sicadiness was w..
creased NV New York messages claim.
Ing improvement In financial conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
FRECKlE-FACE
sun and Wind Isrlnr Out rguly spots
How a. Rrmnte Easily

Here's a chance. Miss FrccklcFacc.
to try remedy for frccklcs with the
guarantee - reliable concern that u
win not eos, YOU penny unless u = q
mnvcs ,he frccklcs; while u |, does give
you a clear complexion the eXSnsc Is
trifllng
Simply get an ounce 81 Othinc-
double strcnEth-from any druggist
aud few applications should SHOW
Won how cary II In to rid Yourself Of
the homely frccRlcs and yet n brau,l
ful complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed fur the WORT cas-
H. sure Ca ask the druFgis, Tor thr
tluullc strength othine ~ this strength
~ sold under guarantee 81 money back
u II fails ~ nemoge .frcclsLs. ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

4 couldn't esr anything but raw
cgg and sweet milk and was - weak
rufii h1rilv walk across the rootn.
. v"I' rove l"cn In my grave today
% ! hadrt taken Mayr's Wonderful
T. ue .y whu ~ when think
h"- I l.FH iar.i Fl'h mr ''pulch
rnd h,H sf,d ! feed u"N Q ,v for
Jr Z. D. .imrir hsrrlrf prH.1.
d aft RI that r.unrr- flr catarrhal mi.
rn. .grn The ir,r-'iHHl iu,' arI allows
fn' tnanrfl'4 rtirh clu~s w1rr
,anv 100 s'mn1ch liver and irueiHli
alm,rfs. frr Glre 1uIerd'0i'.e Or
do vn rurNfl,- Hr Ui~n.. ulgll a.
40 t-r--i-'s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Cotton seed OH Higher.
D, Asssri.f<t Prf~a

NEW YORK. May so.-Coitun sccl
I'll wa a rhade ioaSer AZ the outset in
sympathy with cotton. but ruun firnel
upon short covering and scattered iocal
buying an the bulge On lard and grain.
Offerings wcrc light Active months
cioced ss 10 IS points net higher. Sales
1890 barrels.
Tenders 500 harrel. Prime crude
1899 nominal: prime summer yellow
fpo; 1900; May 1918: July 1880: Sen.
teniber 1881; pfiine winter yellow and
summer Whit nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
teffe, Closes Unsettled.
Il A..n...a.a D..

NEW YORK Nav so-The mark 4,
~ s~ffs~ futures opened AZ a decline
- - lrsH,f md sid lower during
u" ~ic-n.rg bu' rallied quite sharply
~ the late iraiing and closed net ten
l~sni- lcucr - , pdnie higher NAV
ii'n. July iia1; Sspi mbfr 1857. Oct.
l'-r iiss. Dc-emifg 1871. January igss'
Narch i4s7 Sfsi cffte quiet. Rio =
isi1 4 1919. Seni. g. zsi.sts stf.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Soy Resi Srnainr..

WASHINGTON. May ?c-Chicago
defeated Warrington 10 To- 8 In a 10.
inning gam. here to-day. Both teams
scored twice ln the fifteenth. The Wis.
iiurs registered eight rounds In the
final inning 20 twu triples. a double,
iWu ringlcg and four srrorS
ChicaEp ..... 0io 900 0oO 600 002 S-i3
VA hinsion ...ap os0 100 600 COZ o. .
Schalk and t'aber; Charity and
Courtney. Eucksbn. johnson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Wichita Livestock.

Sreelai 70 The Ne~s
WICHITA. kars May 90 Eight
hundred sieadv iop 1890. bulk 1889.
1850. g -iesdy BEEF steers s. Oio r..
%. tive loacs TeVas grasscrs AZ 1900
weighed NE. y cove and hcif.rs so To-
iloo; siockerf and feeders 50a o. I'm
c,"r' and hsifcrf sso e. s59 bulls l5o
o. 500 calves 80 o. 100.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
"a. Worth live stock.

FT WORTH. May so-Cattlc ~.
ceipis 1000; 4 To % cents lower: bccve-
sea 1860; riockers S0Od 600. cows 5su
Bf-i; heifers s0oaiiso. bulls 50eG 200,
calves ieeaii5a.
Hog recslpts 1890. 20 cents hishcf
heavy is.saisso lish, i3S5aiiis: me-.
dunn i.ssaisss: mixed iiss1isSs.
common ioSsiiisi; pigs Goodiioo
shdtp reccip,- soob. 50 cents decline;
lambs isoodie75. ycarllngs 1900 900.
wctherv 5000 ios5. ewes sb0ase5: ruils
so0Heso: goats is0ae50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At ST Faui g: Louisville 10
~ Kansas Cky 3; Columbus I. 90
~ Minneapolis j. Indianapolis o.
~ Milwaukee :. Toledo !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
xnat,cd tur Gallla in 9Th.
NxDatted Tor Wheat In sixth.


Two haso hits Williams. J. Miller
Thrc. hare hits. Williams. Stolen has
g.. J. Miller Double plays. Bancroft,
!. miller and Paullc,,r Hase on balls.
Gallla 3. Jscois =. S,rucl, out, Gallia
:. Jrcohur .. Shsrdcl Z.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
TIGERS DEFEATED
At BOSTON 6 To D
RID son UT LEONiRp -IllRD
AND OFTEN AND ftkE THE
FIRST ~ SERIES.


BOSTON. May 20 -nol,on alt Le'h'
'.rd often and hard tolif. winning me
i.rsi same ~ the r,ries fcom c,tfolt.
Prunock held Detroit tu Nix hits. two
IN the first inninr being discounted by
fast double play which retired tho
a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
II. I.ni,ls f.n.e, 40 Yankees.

NEW YORK.. May e0--Ncw York
defeated -. Louis here today In the
nrs, game OF the scrics Five New
York runs were directly traccablo TO-
81 Loulr errnrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
,,roahI,n shut Out.

CtNTfNNAri. May .o--Euethcr
held tho BroIiyu ha,,"rs S,f" n, MI
times i.-i,v with a pcrfcc; support shu,
ont brooklyn.
smith we hit freely IN the tirsi slf
innirEy snd In tho seventh save way n
Narpuard. who was Wild aHl ineffcc.
i've.
Eguoklyr ............... .ooh 600 oNe-o
Cincinnati ..........,,,o 900 shs sex
Kruger and Marquard. Eariden. l:ue.
Their and Smith. tt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
n. L.nnIs Wins.

ST LOFTS. MAY .0--S, Louis made
n two stralgh, ty defeating Philadd.
pcarancc IN the national icaguc ana
phif t. Cain, made his fast mp
was removed after she fourth because
of wildness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

Prop that swing out from each side
hold a ncw stcplnddcr firm when II ~
~ sue and can Ice folded against Il
when II IL idle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

r" prevent unnecessary movements
. lrcuch gynnsstic school has insian.
'1p'ous photographs u pupils made 10
Idy then action.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

~ Narhvillc :: atlanta 4
~ Little Rock 4. Mobile .
~ Birmingham >. Chattanooga /.
~ Mcmr his =: New orleans ).
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

Two.basr h.t-l'tnnuck, Threc.bas'
hitr-Ilalc. Hooper. Stolen bases
Scott. Hooper Double plays cNally
io Scot, to Mclnnis Bases on balls
Leonard .. pcnnock ;. Struck out.
Leonard s.. pennuck q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

Piiikhnrrh.

Two bare hits. Illgbec Cutsh7v.
Three base hits Maranvrlc. Home run.
Righee. stolen bases. Carey Ease on
lalls Ffllieim I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

The letter NJ was regarded by
Napoleon ~ his fatal letter Mos;
nam"g uf mon. places and objects with
" hich M Is prominently connected
start with this lcttce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
CAME
To PIRATES 5 To |
PHILADELPHIA AGIN DEFEAT
I'D AT ST. LOFTS: CIBS
BEAT GIANTS.
o. Associated rr..

riTrsBURGH. MAY 20 -ri,ldlurEh
defeated the Boston Braves to-day The
'i.iiors run was the result ~ an crrur
hy eaton. followed by Maranvillc's
three haggcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Where They Play
National.

rusinr ~ Pittsburgh.
rru iv- a. Cincinnati
See Ynrf - t'hirsep
~ .itdriunil 90 81 louis
tmrfirnn
g'itreu 90 w. li~-'r
go tmr 90 Nrv Yr
llruD.t ~ Eu-frn.
aiclind ~ Phu1dHirhi1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
New York

Two-harr hitI--Sirler .. Stolen bascs
-ripp. Prait. Ward. Double plays
Pecklnpaugh. Pratt .ard Pipp. Bases
On balla-Qulnn 4. Sothcron J. StrucS
out-Qulnn .. sdtheron 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Cleveland Aylns.

PHILADELPHIA. MAY 20.-clcvc.
land In its first appearance here this
go ~ turned what had been close
battle into n walk over by scoring five
rum In the ninth Inning today.
Cleveland ............. col 0sO iis-iO
Philadelphia .I..,...,. 900 200 zoo I
Bagby and oTNcil; Kinney and ptr.
kins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

\ race - plginy camcls five fcct
h'=h and Hu,w white can be found In
l certain Iart -. pcrsia. q. b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
San NnInnln Inses.

SAN ANTONIO. MAY sO.--I'ullcr's
failure 60 complete double plays cost
the Bears the game with Shreveport
-.-...r..N 4 -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

BEAUMONT. Tex. May so-Af,cr
the exporters knocked Burch ont ~
the hoX In the first errors helped them
80 enough runs oif John" To- win the
rrCond game ot the Frricr from Wichita
Fails here to-day four Ia =.
Jacubus wls steady in all cNc"p' the
SECOND aud nth In each ~ which In
ningr Saints men punched two hits of
HE delivery
Wichita Fails .......... Toe Oi0 600
beaumont ......... soO OF 0ON--i
Burch and Johns Weaver: Alexander
and Jarubus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

CHICAGO. May s0-AleSandcr Won
his eighth consecutive game today
when Chicago defeated New York.
Fletcher. the Glantr shorts,op was or
d.rcd cat ~ the gam" by Umpire Rig
Ter fpr discoloring the hall.
New York .............le0 600 100
Chicago ............ 0be GOT 0ix-t
smi,h AMI Alexander: Killilcr aud
Terry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Fl. WORTH Loses
At HOUSTON Fl
SINGLE WITH sQrEEZE PLAY
On IN TENTH GIVES Biffs
DECIDING Rt>.
By Associated Press.

HOUSTON. Tex. May ga scratch
rinslc with the squeeze play on In the
10th inning with three men on base
combined with an inficld error gave
the Huiff the winning run tudly IN a
pitcher battle between Mattcson and
Pate. a sensational catch Ia the
ninth ~ Patc's liner Ia the middle
field by Mcdonald saved the day Zoe
the HUNS Wonderful fielding on the
part " Stow for u Worth was a Tea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Galveston shut Out.

GALVESTON. MAY eo-Four inflcld
HIT war the extent ~ Galvcston's hit
ting N the curves II Landry today.
while Dallas plugged C'rnlglia and
wr.on hard IN the first three innings
for a To- o victory
Dallas ........... pa Uon O00--i
Galveston ..............00 o 600 oeo--o
Robertson and Landry. liauscr and
Ccruiglil. Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08
REDRAFT BILL FOR
AME RICAN CANAL
Would Remove Mexican lnflu-
ence Over irrigation OF
the Imperial Valley.
WASHINGTON. jan Cons

WASHINGTON. Jan 7--ConSsr'sc-
ton OF an all-AusIiean osnea along
me Californian border % rsmovs
from Mexico control over the system
u he Imperial vsiIss. the larEes-i
irrigation project IA United tsstes
us c0ntem plated en- a biN Rep kstt-
rsr Of California plans 30 insrOdEcs
in he house u Wal maze prOvi-
SION FOR opening 10 purchase o. Sc
tiemsnt by honorahiy discharged
soldiers sailors and marines with
war service OF 100000 acres o. per
lie lands on the east ulasA of he
valley. which VIII De iF~3gabls from
The proposed canal
The bin IS q rsdraft worked out
during the holiday recess by a sub
committee OF the house committee
on irrigation OF arid lands. which
has had several MEASURES designed
TO relieve the situation existing IN
Imperial valley under consideration.
Hearings before the committees
brought out that the crops OF the
Imperial valley, whieh residents said
reach value o. $50 900, 900 IN
nually. are dependant upon the UNI
/ interrupted now OF the main canal
! OF the irrigation system which, from
the diversion point on the Colorado
river, swings through Mexican ter
ritorv FOR 80 miles before distribu-
| ton is made 10 the American
ranchers The water users on the
! Mexican side. where over lOe.o0a
/ acres are being irrigated. do not wish
/ 10 ioin in the maintainanoe OF the
main canal and the protective works
lin Mexico. according 20 TESTIMONY
/ presented TO the congressional COM
/ mittee.
Relief Is sought through the
building OF a highnne canal sntiTe.y
on American soil, making neoessary
a cut through a low range or sand
hills. which the present main. canal
\ avoids ny the detour into Mexico.
Il Approximately 1905 acres of
withdrawn public lands. similar IN
n quality TO that of Imperial valley
above the present Imperial canal
system, VIII come under the pro-
posed all-American canal accordinE
n 60 reclamation service estimates
Under the Kettner DILL 20O. 900 acres
would be opened 20 purchase by wa
veterans at S1.25 an acre or. AZ the
discretion OF the secretary Of the IN
terror, he reserved for opening under
such soldier settlement legislation a.
the congress may enact