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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-09-24

's0et4 nix q t6s sststs u rerov y
Holder, deceased, defendant:
You win take notice that YOU b.v.
been sued in the above named couri
by plaintiff, John Anderson, and thsi
you must answer the amended nett.
tion Of the plaintiff filed herein on
or before the 18th day of October
1920, or said petition will be taken
as true, and judgement for the plain.
tiff for possession and quietine title
to the following described premises
to-wit:
The West Half Of the South
East Quarter Of the North West
Quarter of Section Nineteen,
Township Five South, Range
Eleven East, being situated in
Bryan County, State of Oklaho.
ma.
will be rendered accordingly,
Given under my hand and seal
this the 1st day of September, 1920,
LACY GRIMES,
, -, , Court Clerk.
s. W. Maytubby, Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-09-24
Rest. Usfsnidants.

]
The defendants, The Saxet Com
pany and Chas. N. Best, are hereby
notified that they and each Of them
nave been sued by the plaintiff. The
Kemp Oil Company, an unincorporat-
cd association, for the cancellation Of
q contract recorded in the office Of the
county Clerk in Book 1873 at page 226
IN Bryan County, Oklahoma, and also
ior the annulling of all right, title,
interest and estate of the said defen-
dants and each of them in and to any
and all oil and gas mining leases
owned by the said plaintiff in Bryan
County, Oklahoma.
The said defendants must answer
the said petition on or before the 18th
day Of October, 1920, or the allega-
tions Of the said petition will be
taken as true and judgment will be
rendered for the cancellation of the
said contract above mentioned and
decreeing that said defendants, and
each Of them, have no right, little,
interest, or estate in and to any oil
and gas mining leases owned by the
said plaintiff in Bryan County. Okla
homa, and forever barring them and
each Of them from all right, title,
interest and estate in and to any and
all leases so owned by the said plain
tiff.
WITNESS MY HAND AND THE
SEAL OF SAID COURT THIS
THE S1st day Of August, 1920.
LACY GRIMES
Court Clerk.
UTTERBACK & MACDONALD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-09-24

LIST insertion August 81, 1920
4th insertion Sept. II, 1920
PUBLICATION NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
COUNTY BRYAN. 60
Belle Cooper, Plaintiff.
vs.
w. R. Cooper, Defendant.
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, to
W. r. Cooper, Defendant:
The defendant, w. R. Cooper is
hereby notified that he has been sued
By the plaintiff, Belle Cooper, for d.
vorce an ground Of desertion and
must answer the petition filed BY the
plaintiff. Belle Cooper, on or before
the 9th day Of October, 1920, or the
allegations as set forth in the petition
Of the said plaintiff will be taken
true and judgment for divorce will
Be rendered accordingly.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
court on this the 26th day Of August
1920.
LACY GRIMES,
Court Clerk.
ELTlNG & FOWLER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1st insertion Sept. 3rd, 1920
5th insertion Oct. lst, 1920.
State Of Oklahoma,
Bryan County, to-wit.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
FOR SAID COUNTY AND STATE
The Kemp Oil Co., an unincorporated
Association, Plaintiff.
vs..
The Saxet Company, an unincOrporat-
ed Association and Chas. M. Best
Defendants.
No. 1921.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA to
The Saxet Company and Chas. M,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-09-24

aHoa,,e rix,.res ....~. 100000
pN anu '.,',yncd None
Esl t',''' 522.34
y. md other Gas" a.7e,.e1
~ for Clearing Nome
,.,c. ......... 1,25O.00
4 tS'n"'@ ~.. 2,49O.71
B Bank sio9 sa9 %
al ,.p,l,r,ES
l. Linp, raid m ,.....-.$lo,OOO.OO
Fund . rv-
M Toy,. Maid None
,, aau ............. 13,369.06
'a.s ,,sn.id ............. 1859
pep''''' ''.''........ 4s,4ss.77
tsA N.,os;,s ..........~ None
........... None
.;,;..,e Of Deposit 4,263.77
l.n Hs.oLs ............. None
!, Checks outstand' 20, o.
..........-. '..'... ..''''''''''' OOA'0'
I' '............. 2l,ss2 22
~ .......... ........-.... 100000
= other than those
..,ed ......-..... None
\, ... : ...........$l0S, ,sS2.22
tor OKLAHOMA, County Of
Inn IS:
'm.d Bank do solernnly swear
,boye statement is true to the
a, knowledge and belief, so
'' Give TEMPLETON.
Cashier.
,rh.d and sworn to before me
4 d,y Of September, 1920.
MARGARET McBEE.
M-ATTEST
GREEN THOMPSON,
GEORGE FARRIS,
DIAL CuRRIN,
Directors.
.sss.:: :: :; 4 4 :: u 4 y:
E,L ADVERTISEMENTS 4
4
,ss y u F: {. s. y = = = \ 4 4
wtion. Scltember oath 1920
prhion October 18th, 1920
NBLUATlON NOTICE
THE DISTRICT COURT
lOF OKLAHOMA.
yTY Of BRYAN.
Turner, Plaintiff.
Tuner. Defendant.
No. i246
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, to
Tuner. Defendant.
Defendant. Katy Turner is
Notified thu, she has been sued
plaintiff, W. T. Turner, for
On grounds of Gross Neglect
h and Cruelty and must an
n petition filed by the plain:
ln before the 9Th day Of No
ls2O, or the allegations as
ID in the petition of the said
\ will be taken as true and
nt for Absolute Divorce will
knd accordingly.
x ny hand and the seal Of
rt on this the 18th day OF
1920.
LACY GRIMES,
Court Clerk.
Newman,
w for Plaintiff.
v Insertion Sept. 5, 1920
Insertion Sept. II. 1920
Of OKLAHOMA. i
/ COUNTY
No. 4l44
DISTRICT COURT IN AND
!MlD COUNTY AND STATE
Adeson. Plaintiff.
VS..
!ok and Emma Houk, heirs oi
aouk, deceased, d. o. Free.
.ttta Holder. and Eta Holder
executrix Of the estate oa
" Holder, deceased. Defen'
!lCE OF PUBLICATION
W sste = Of Oklahoma 70 P. H
= Emma Houk, heirs Of H
deceased, d. o. Freeman
asr' and Eta Holder. rs tn
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
AUCTI0Ns-LEcAL
Legal Notices.


NOTICE II hereby given that 9 hearing wii In
oe had on F.fiday. February So 1870 Ms
STATE SSSrposhtIsn c9himssiSn. n .ss si!y
State Corporatio lon Continuation viii eons tsa
Z petit.on nled on Fsbruary. o. ls:s.fbY
Ing Tint 4 ti,ny be pernittsd 10 diss5nsinas
James River and the Appomatiex Riysg
from and after the first day OF March.
hy George A. sayedge. pfasidsHt. panS. ms ms.
Va HAT sfRINSS CO p IS s9ti5Ss
Of tho VIRGINIA HOT Springs Conpanv-..-Ths
xi5Mala not sPt.hsS SSnpsny tss is
,saaYsass ,. q sSsa oihes bssi1ss. a.
Directors and ali commit tees thereof q
the said company In tho past year. viii be
held d. a. a. the oii,Sc Of The Sompsny in the
ss stS the sTenty-cighth day Of Fs6raarp.
Tho tfa hster books viii, 50 slossd fA-
Mnreh /. 1870. q. s. Anderson. SosSetarS..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

YogNG, MANA young man. ouick- a ma, mr.
nr Ss5ste ,; nt fiEures not afraid to work
IN writing. giving age, experience and AL
airy expected. ID Ella. care Times-Disn, 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
FINANCIAL
Busincss Opporfu1ifics

AN, OLD esta blished auto tire repair store.
fuIi modern equipment, including gas
heart sof the city VIII sell cheap on aee
GSuLt Of leaving city. Inquire Il COS. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
DiSPLAY-CLASSIFIED

svsA a SPECIAL : commdnlcatioii of
kn 4. 81. viii be Held in. tie lie icasss
f Fsaa1 in s sss ssopIs sTs%ls SIS
NA-1 1920. at O'clock for w6rk IN
the deSfees. Members Of Sister,
lodges and transient brethren are fraternaiiy
Invited. BY order of tho Worshipful aiasl:
ter, Ale. II. Mcdowell, secretary. al -ssGStP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

We HAVE several nice garages In West
Enid; good lpcatior: paved alley. j a
connolly q Co.., Seventh and Franklin
streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieweler aud en-
graver Two .frat-class mon. VIII offer
extra liberal, aaiary and commissions. I'm
usual opportunity for the right men to get
whefc services Will he appreciated and an
opportunity TO work up. Il. ~. Burton &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

DRUG. STORE: sales, $751; 600 per year; rent
have two stores GA care Times Dis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcti-AIaIf

IsABQRERS wanted Kensinglon Avenny
preferred. Ask for Mr. Coleman.
MAN-,,Wanted. man to ralso fiue tobacco
on shares. Apply TO w. Il. Craile, Biack-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

Miller feeders; s,eady position. in sood
shop: Richmond Typ9thetae. 1921 Mutual.
Wanted, first -cass Smith Moore Vehicle
Company. Sia North Fourth Street.
LABORERS--Wanted. 1aborers on tcrraZzo
floors Apply Luigi Corotoli. Retreat Tor
the Sick. Mulberry and Grove Avenue. e
e47. care Times Dispatch. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

Company is ready to resume full
schedule In all departments, and Is
now prepared TO receive applications
from old employers and other men
experienced In locomotive work Ap-
ply. a. Employment Once. Seventh
md Hospital StrectH. Rirhmond Va.
American Locomotive CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
Tailoring and Pressing.
Observation-Disclosures scryicc

hire concrete mixer. Give canacity :, =
r!a IN, George. u; Carter. East Dani
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

AUTO ACCESSORY BUsINESS-GroyInr
/ BUSINESS for sale cheap IN a Virginia city
Of 10000 population. Owner leaving CITY
Address i G44 care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
real ESTATE FOR SALE
BusIness Property.

$4,000 Viii bug building suitable for srna
fusfory or storage. opportunity for spey
'ulnti4n ABBY Morton q. Thalhirner ROOF
zoo First National BANK Building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
HARDING AsSA|LS
LEAGUE COVENANT
IN BITTER TERMS
To FOLLOW WILSON WOULD lE
To DESERT WASHINGTON
SAYS NOMINEE
WORLD PACT IS FAVORED
senator Also Attacks Administrations
Policy Toward Smaller Ameri-
. can Republics ln Recent
Affairs.

~ A.saelA,~d Press
MARION. Sept l7.-Again amailin.
~" Versailles league ~ nations. Sen.
ntur Harding declared In an address tO.
dav that the paramount issue of the
Z, mpaign was whether the nation
would shoose to stand hy the American
constitution or abandan II for the
league covenant.
Are "Irreconcilable"
The constitution and the covenant
a.. asserted ar. "irrecOncilahle" be'
,aus. IN. one authorized congress "a
,l- Idle war. whil" the other would
transfer that prerogative to the
league"
10 follow Wilson. he said, would 10
t. desert the teachings of Washington.
The largest front porch audience adj
dressed by the republican nominee dur
ing th. campaign checrcd the speech
\ crowd from ten Ohio counties over
flowed the Harding lawn.
senator Harding also attacked the
administration p'lirv toward the
s"iRli,r American republics and declnr'
cd the executive had ovcfTidden the
constitution by taking into his own
hands thu. power tn make war on Hay
q and San domingo.
tharges Military bouittu't""' .
In thes. countries he said. "a mil
itnrv domination had been cnfurcef
wi,huu, the knowledge ~ congress and
under cover ~. censorship no less
strict than " was during the secret
conferences and ronsrlracies In Paris
The nominees stand on the league
lssu. WAS further outlined In q letter
to Jacob Gould Schurman former
president u Cornell University
The Democratic nominee. Senator
Harding wrote. has declared in fav.
or e G,ang into th,. covenant the pres.
idrnt brought hack from Paris.
II uppused going into that league.
favor participation IN q world asso'
I citation of nations With an information
/ al court oi Justice.
II recognize that the worlds peace
! II rnw inlcrtwincd with the settlement
at Versailles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Clarendon Fair Attracts
Hundreds of Visitors as
Varied Program is Staged

the pies and cakes.
The display ~ old relies and antiuilcs
In connection with thu art exhibit. II
"u" uf tn" most interesting of thu en-.
tire affair.
Pine Livestock Seen
Sum. uf the finest livestock to bc
found IN the Panhandle are on display
In the liyrsiOCk and poultry exhibit
which was visited by a constant stream
ut people all during the day. Two ~
the largest hogs. no doubt IN the Pan.
handle" are there. one of them weigh.
Ing 100 pounds and the other lisi.
I'cildcs. thvrv are hurss and mules =
som" uf the finest specimens ever seen
an hoof Ia thu poultry and p-, de.
partm-nt are chickens of all Varieties
including White i.,ghorns. RhusIe
Island E,,ls rlymouth Rocks games.
aud all other varieties. as well as q,
large number ui entries uf pet rabbits.
Panhandle Wins
The baseball game between the Pan.
handle and Clarendon teams resulted
In q victory by the former. by S,ure
"f to . Knox and Wiggingtnn wcr,
the battery ter Panhandle. aud Young
and Dur fur Clarendon. The game wa,
clos" and well played hv both team.
Tomorrow attractions viii Include
another baseball game between tho
Clarendon and Panhandle teams brunr
busting puny racing goat rnping. aud
many other cuwhuv features. also the
baby show at the Y. " e. \. building
Prizes IN nearly an IN. different de
partmen,s viii l- awarded tomorrow
with the exception - those IN the hom.
department - M" art exhibit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

rn shells. intending to u>r all uf them,
Onl, fur we're used though.
"Nou ran srr u didn't unnrr,e me
at all. mt y hii morr ihan u would "a
.trp on a toad iroe. I iecl ! did right
eniiS trrd &C. project ~, little Guild"
t.ilb-ri said that there must have
bern o. o. - men in the lobhy and
that ir iaol, the seat in the s"uih lob
h,. know inr that Pierce w"uld un.
d"ubiedi, he brought in that NAV. JuSt
after Deputy sheriff Cobb had psssrd
him. the prisoner slighl, in iioni II
the officer. Gilbert said that Dee cot I'm
walked io the left af Cobb and little
in froni " him aud began firing.
t'ilhrrt said that be- had lh ed w
Nms'illn Tor y vear~. his home hrinr
at Ii0s East tiiih street. iIe Said that
q. had three married daughters and
ihrrr younger onr. nj home. in addi
ticn 90 twa boys 10 aud ie years I'D
Who s-e IN the state refarmaiory NJ
t.stes,illr.
Giibrri y 60 years "li.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
dh staff Correspondent


CLAl,ENpDN. Tex. sept l1.--liun.
drcds of people from Donlcy and sur.
rounding counties and from cities fruui
many miles distant were visitors to the
first days events uf Dunlcy County's
s-cund annual fair. aud fair officials
arc lubilant over the sucvcss of the
iirst days program. Equally SURE are
they that tomorrow events viii bc
lust as successful as tu,iays aud prep.
ara,iuns are being made Tor the accom-
mudatiun 10 even larger crowds. al
though tolay's attendance was not al
all larger than had been anticipated.
First bays Events
The agricultural exhibit ut CarawaN' 4
garage. the liytSiuyk aud poultry -.
hihit az Lofts livery barn. the ant ~
hihii nj the Y. VI. 4. \ building. the
tractor and truck demonstration on va
cant lots near the heart II the city. ani
= BASEBALL game between the Panhandle
AMI Clarendon teams comprised tn,
first days events. not forgetting. how.
ever. the usual carnival features on
the main street and stock company
under canvass. which hid been brought
here tor the uv,asion.
MANY persons crowded the hgtlcul
tural exhibit all thtuuRh the day. Here
were displays w all agricultural prod
uvts known tu amy portion ut wcsI
Texas The various communities uvct
the county have buuths IN which az,
displayed their respective prVlucts
booths that were among the most
prominent were ihus- of Martin. Colds
/ ton. \ htu!a Giles and Iicdlcy.
lucludcl in the agricultural display
was something hkc 3Soo Jars uf vann"J
guHsl~. Including everything that
grows walks. 90 ni"s." according T.
Mrs lda Chitwuu-l, county home dom
uuSirJiion agent. who u IN charge OF
the various community girls canning
clubs. MIS- Chitw~-l declares her In
trutiunS "f guing aitvr the first priy'
with the g.il. canning club prutluDt~ t'
the alias stale iair this year. adding
th1t pUulvy county won the seventh
ruuty prize in the entire state az N,
last state fan She explained tu,li'
that q new domestic Sgivucv department
hrs h-cn inaugurit-d IN thr Clarrndu'
high school aud u being put into prar
teal effect
\ place thtt attracts much iut,rv~'
" the art exhibit in the Y. NJ e \
building where the lsdi,-S 1T the ,uuu
iN hrN" uu display various u--,ll'
W,Ia.
On uuuth-r iuim 1t the building az,
hundreds Of entries Uf fine tain'iur,
by punlcN county artists. ~ well a.
many pivv'~ w beautiful hand paint-,
,t'u' pud burned wuud
And then there b. the department
h'tr many specimens ct fancy Dts,k
ing Hfv on display Next oum-s ihs
d'>''''N ~ 'ann~d fruits and Vegetables
which are none the less tempting 'har
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
Il Feel That | Haze Done
a Righteous Deed" Gilbert
Tells Daily Ne,vs Reporter

u ircl that Z have donr q righteous
deed. pirrr has eon. aud robbed my
little l..yearuld giil of her purity.
declared q. J. 1ilbert nj the rounty
jail last night. following THE sh"oiing
of J. l.ouis Pierce in the court house
l,l,b, yesterday afternoon.
- ortlrrrd pirrce to sia, away frum
my house. w wife was away truu.
leu,r. hat he peri listed in rouiing
there. After hr got Into trouble. IT,
>rnt my vile telegram Monday. cali
Ing her mother and asked her TO
sumr home immediately.
q came ta the court house for that
very purpose aud did lust what ! aim.
81 to do. . am satisfied With the j"b.
", liiilr girl told riercr to 80 away,
- did mt want him around the
h"...e. hut h.. secmrd 10 wish 10 pro.
,oke me.
- hpd mad. my mind M :" 10 this
ever since u happenrd. hat ! did not
have q chance until this afternoon. ]
bought a sun and lcaded u With sew
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
I.ENGuE COuNCIi ASKED
To SETTLE WAR tSSt -
~ Associated Press.


PARIS. Sept. i7-Fu the first time
since the organization. IN" council of
th" league ~ nations has been asked IL
HFhittat. between twu nations In an
"rd,Hvur a. avoid war. The council
i.iilctatrd this afternoon on the
pulishl lithuanian dispute.
Ian I,slcrwski. former premier oi
Poland presented the Polish viewpoint
and Professor wuldcmar. foreign min
lister. gave I.ithuanias side of the dis
agreement The league Is proceeding
cautiously.
The council. u II sid feels that this
II 'Lc most important question that ha,
,,t come before n. aud u n unwilling
4" talk" the risk that the tcs, ease ol
the lcagnr authority should not b'
recognized l.ithuania In not member
~ the league ~ nations, and the coun
ril. ieforc rendering ~ decision, de
srrs tu obtain assurance that butf
pattic swill abide by a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
c. D. P. SPEAKERS
OPEN CAMPAIGN
PNRrN OFTICIuIN STARTS M.
1lON.NIDE FIGHT. WITH
1000 MIN ~ FIELD
Nv N..n- -lainl rn~


CHlCA'u sept - Tn. H,n1i.p.lp
party officially Opened it, speaking
campaign f,silN with approximately
,ooo speakers sprrad over IN. country.
'u d-i,rr addresses frum now until
,itrfiuu
VIII utt-. national chairman. anl
Mrs harriet Ts,lur Upton. national
,i,r ,hlfutr were PRINCIPAL speak .rs
here at rally.
Nj usV- ATTACKED the l-aEit. al ma
t.un- srI Nrt riuu urged women 20
.r-h' t.Hr hsul.~'. and never r1,r
up" in their efforts To el.ct S.nator
iiar,liuE H1d Governor Cuolidlr,.
o. nr address ~ ~ PORT. Ind %.
night NJ lIaNs again dealt with ,h.
istEr' ct nations and reiterated his
statement uf f"W dsvs agu that the
i:'pIhltr1u uariN b. willing a. o., th.
.'"u'n "f ia" country d"rid- vh,ih,r
'.s'ru r1'"rrlWrr's shall order ~,
soldiers II this country o. foreign s..ils
iu - tile tur'i.gu Disputes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
ATTACKSPLAN
To SELL YARDS
EEDERiI. TRNDE COMMISSION Is
.N.iI>sr fROrOSti. MADE
~ PACKERS


" NNaUFIaTfN TF9NH
WASHINGTON. sept. i1.-Iiejection
by the department ot Justice OF ths
plan ~ the "hig five" packers Tor the
disposition of their ownership In stock.
yards was recommended today by tha
f,,l,rfI TRADE commission. In q special
r,pnrt 10 ATTORNEY General Palmer.
The p,rkers plan. providing for the
al. II tho s,uokNar,lr In fifteen cities
tn 4. VI Prime aud company. of Bos.
ton. and the formation ~ holding
company fur these yards was attacked
hv th. commission on the grounds that
it would permit increased control by
IN. ptrh.r~ The plan was drawn up
hv the packers after the filing OF =
consent decree in federal court here.
which Disposed ui antitrust litigation
started by the government against the
hackers. nt chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18
.s.A. MMEANS, HURT
IN ACCIDENT, DIES
|NL0CA[ HOSPITAL
PROMINENT TENAs ATTORNEY
RECE,aEs ,n 81, rNrAsi N,,,sn ,N1SE,Es ~, ~

Judge Seldrn 4. MeMeans, of llous.
ton, Gs years old. Tor ten YEAR, luage
oi the rl,il court ef appeals at 0aiye<-
ton, died at ~ o'elock Friday morning
II ~. tnihony'ss ssnitsrtun, treU W.
lurirs caused when his auteu1etue
iurnrd over near Trinidad. Cose., Wed.
ursslay. lie was brought 20 AmarlllS
an the Fort Worth a Denver train tor
treatmr,,t, following Tire accident.
Has Brufher Here
Jndg. McMcans was brother u DIR.
II. l.. McAieans. ~ Amarillo. With hii,
. IN. rar al the time ~ accident were
Mira Il. l.. Means. Miss Leah Harris.
fosrner home demonstration agent tor
Potter county hut nov ~ Ration. ".
NJ. Polly and Ann Harris. young
nicccs IL Mrs. McMcans, and Mrs. saw.
hill. II Ration.
The righ, leg II Judge McMeans was
broken, while he suffered severe In.
tcina injuries His death II attributed
primarlly due to u ruptured liver.
Lived ai Houston
] Since his retirement from the bench.
4 Judge McAlcans had bcen practicins
law la Houston. lie IL survived by n
wife. two sons and daughter. They
are. Dr. Howard N. McNieans. Hous-
| ton. John l.. McM"ns. an attorney, OF
Ci~co. and Miss Zcna McMeans. Huus.
| ton.
Mrs. McAleans aud the children ar.
rived on the Fort Worth a Denver
| train last night
Tn. baalv, accompanied by relatives.
viii leave "a the Fort Worth a Denver
/ nornlnI train Sunday for Houston.
wh,rc mtcrmcnt will take place Mon
! day
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NOMINEES or LATE


~ Associated Pres
Hot SPRINGS NJ. Sent. Tine
Garland county grand jury today 70
turned furty.cight indictments against
i"u- of ihr NOMINEES In TIE rec.nt
Democratic primary. Some OF the los
"- ,.a,nh,ia'. we're also nam,Si ~
were some II the supporters Of the can.
didatrs
The indictments were ba-ed on the ~
.,. u.. ,rd pa,inE ~ poll taxes. bus
had nuthlng to dn with the holding ot
81. ..i...tirn ii-,sf The indictments
w,r, returned under the provisions of
h. tif,,n.ii.ig,, pttnmrv Inv. MI the
men indicted ara picmineps In the CON-
munlty.f f'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

SEATTLE sept l5-Captain Ronald
Amundsen whose polar expedition
shin. the Mtud-. IN wedged In the Ice
twn miles OF Cape Serge. on the ~
hcrian c,ast II IN danger of losing his
vessel. and may he forced To abandon
his pular expedition. according TO DR.
James " Cundit. superintendent ot
Presbyterian missions In Alaska, who
arti,cd h"rr to'laV on the steamship
Victoria. from Nome. Alaska.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-18

10 Nm IaIIu T'T71s-
LONDON Sent lt TN" vuuiiiior
of Terrence Ma,SVWr,. lurd mayer "i
CHrh. was d,~.ril,'d ts very low in ih'
ir"h SHlf lEt'rWiwiiuu Leagues hul
i'tin is.upd tonight The bulletin ~tys
iurd Mt,u N1cSwin.N T. very luv
ind.rd ~ is sun'rinE from svvci'
inin' in ihv hrud tie h s'ill c0n
sciuus
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ICo-iinnsd IN Pare two
Ready o. Meet Minrrs

~ Associated fr-ss
IIAZi.LTuN. IA. Sept q, -- Srci~.
iar, uf Labor Wilson tonight replied
to the Telegram uf the policy commit
tee uf the United Mine Workers "f
America, sent on September ~. H.
promises immediate consideration of
the claims ~ the miners. and II ready
e. iue"t with their committee.