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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03

The Humble Diary of X. Buck Private
Monday-I arose this morning at
my own convenience On the street
car l met an old corporal. He was
handling the pay-as-you-enter box. l
greeted him most cordially. dropped
the jitney chad into my pocket and
handed him my only $40 bill to
change.
Tuesday-In the restaurant at
noon l encountered a sergeant in
change of the check room. gave
him everything l had except tip.
Wednesday.-At the theatre this
evening 1 found myself in the same
row with a major As / came in
noticed that he was forced to rise
During the intermission l left m,
seat frequently.- The major had te
rise every time passed. During thu
last iYtermission regret to state tha
I accidentally stepped very heavily OF
both his feet.
! DISQUALIFICATION Day. My oil
colonel is running for office. phon
ed all my friends in his behalf. Nom
/. of them voted for him.
Friday-A beautiful day. My fathe
lent me his car. came across tn
; man who gave me gas instruction
!. icrossing the street. For some reaso
1.-THE machine became unmanageabl
: and the poor fellow ran two block
and climbed a, tree before l coul
regain control.
Saturday-In the shoe shop toda
: found a former second lieutenan
like second lieutenants. ! had hir
show me every shoe in the shop.
took him an hour and a half.
! seemed awful, but really + couldn
( find pair that appealed to me.
Sunday.-At the church where
I pass the collection box was dclighte
Ito observe my company commando
! and two charming young women. H
became SO embarrassed when he sa'
( me that he only dropped dime int
a my box. and was forced to hol
: the plate before him for several mir
utes until he had gone through h
S pockets and contributed the dolla
4 which I am sure he had intended
: do. A, perfect week.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03
The Last Veteran.

The Last Veteran.
Shoes at fourteen dollars r.
Suits at sixty flat;
Quarter each for collars,
Seven bucks a hat. /
Overcats a hundred.
Milk two dimes bowl,
Swiftly are we sundered
From our banking roll.
Neutrality-suspicious. stealthy-
Half a bone a nip;
Golf is for the wealthy,
Sos the railroad trip.
Sodas gone to double,
Tax on movie shows.
|Figuring's no trouble
Where the money goes.
Rents up awaiting,
Smokes a nickel rise,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03
Cellar Humor.

Il understand began Biggs in the
tone of man who is fishing for an
invitation, that you're home brewing
and that you call the stuff the Horn
of Plenty brand. What's the idea?"
"Oh," replied Jiggs in the tone of
man who doesn't intend to issue an in
vitation, because it will corn you
copiously."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03

The Irreducible Minimum.
What is a skeleton?" asked teacher
of the pupils of the fourth grade.
There was period of painful con-
centration, following which a little
girl replied triumphantly:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03
Clairvoyance.

DO you ever trust to your wife's
intuitions?" asked Mr.. Jiggs.
Indeed l do" replied Mr.. Meekly.
Whenever Maria says she feels it
won't be safe for me to be out after
ten, always manage to get home
about nine thirty"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03
Carfares extra rating,
Added jits for pies,
Wartime scales are noble,
Sherman rang the bell
When do we demobil-
lie the H. c. L! ..
e. S. MacKie.

John Burnett, farmer of Walla
Walla, Washington, has entered COM
plant against gang of railroad sec
ton hands. who, when out hunting
rabbits, missed their aim and shot the
family bathtub full of holes. And now
Saturday night is the same as any
other night to John.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03

Five booths-Fancy work. aprons,
parcel post, cooked food, Mexican
booth. If you want something you
cannot find elsewhere, try the rum:
mage sale. -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03

Private Enmity Seen in Arrests. y
Portland Oregonian.
Picking on the poor enlisted mar
again.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03

"A skeleton is what you have left
of man after you've taken his out
sides off and his insides out"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-03
A Dictionary for the Demobilized.

A Dictionary for the Demobilized.
Postage Stamp-Funny red doodad
Indigenous to upper right hand corner
of civilian mail; tastes like goldfish
when licked.
Rolling Pin-Domestic dud thrown
in matrimonial barrage.
Sidewalk-Elevated strip of pave
ment parallel to street; installed for
persons with inexplicable apathy fol
mud.
Sheets-White cloths put between
blankets to make coolies think the,
are in snowfield and freeze to death
.Shimmy-Dance carrying all the
sensations of riding on French road
in a motor truck.
Sugar-A substance that takes thu
place of the K. P.'s thumb.
Tub-The civilians Saturday nigh
delousing plant.
Vest-Undershirt for a coat.
War-See Sherman, Gen. William
IT,, or Doughboy, John w.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

The voice oi good the voice oi good
should not tc greater than another, in good
No robc deed performed by any human than he
she who willing to- and did substantially contribute
the helpless aud needy IN times oi and distress.
THEREFORE, your voice open Your heart extend
you hand with donation that satisfies Your conscience
TO the amount oi Your contribution TO the TNAS ClDRENS
HOME MD Mn SOCIETY "rag Day" Saturday, November
q to,o.
NOW. THEREFORE, l. lon d. Mars, Mayor oi the City
OF Nmero 10 hereby designate aud make publication ,a,
Saturday November D. 900 shall be known Tag Day in
behalf Of the TEXAS CHlI.DRENS HOME AND MD
SOCIETY - ,oci, funds,
IN WITNESS WIIEREOF have this day caused :hs ar
neal TO be made public and have affixed ny official signature
thereto, Nov 5; Io,N
LON D. MARS Mayor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
HARDING LEAD IN /
TENNESSEE 1O,017.
ALI TtlIOR. REPUBLICAN, DE.
fEtTS DEMOCRAT FOR TiiE
GONER>ORslfip.

Nv Ntfefto'sd Eftat,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. with but
two counties aud less than fifty scat
tered precincts missing out of the en-
tire state. returns tahulatcd tonight by
the Commercial Appeal give HARDING n
majority over Cos IN III, state uf about
i0.Oi1 and Az Taylor Republican chn.
dilntr Tor governor. lead ut 3Sip.
over \. II Roberts his Democratic cp'
pon,nt
The totals as tabulntcd up To O'clock
tonight ar" ~ follows:
cox, iS9.7S2; Harding. iaa.7s9. OF
governor: Roberts. i60.al1. Taylor. iea.'
ia. The two missing counties. Ma
vion and HlcdE0r. as IN the eastern naii
II the state ana normally give Re'
publican majority ~ about 400 on their
combined vote on the face Of the r.
turns received by the commercial Ap'
peal the Ropuhucans have gained one.
and probably two congressman from the
state. Judge John 4. Moon ~ Chat
tinroga. was defeated 10y Jo" Brown T.
the Third district by about 5000. In
the Eighth. Capt Gurdcn Browning has
apparently been defeated by Ion \
scott, The race IN the Fourth distrlc,
w close. hu, Cordoll Hull has n mt'
lead which cannot y overcome by IN"
total vot" Ut missing prrcincts. The
Republican victory f"r ih, presidential
ticket IN the state N the first since 1868.
Tho total vote will probably he about
40 200. the Wumrns vut" IN The east
,rn part ui the state having been much
heavier than expected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
OFFICERS MAKING
EFFORT To TRACE
WATERS SLAYER
utNE ONLY O>E CLlE WITH
WHICH To SOiNE TIT
MYSTERY.

~ AHfff sAAtA lNftf
NEW YORK. Noy. a piece ot
elk underwear discovered near thc bod,
Il I.c,,ls Vaughn Waters. ~ years old.
wealth, sun ui IA, late Horac, Waters.
piano manufacture. who vas found
murdered IN q hotel room here ycs''t
da,. Is ih, ouly ,lar with vhi,h jhr
police hay, to solve The murdrr mys'
i,ry tn, underwear bor, ,h" initials
~ " " ~ and detectives her"
traced u to laundry IN fif,y.ninih
Street. where u was recently cl'ancd.
S,sivh is l-iug madr for the un
known man Who accompanied Waters
tn thr hotel room and Who Tied lust
hrforr the huiN vas discovered. II u
believed this man h "a. murderer ana
the uvnpt uf the underwear.
shortly lsfuir hotel detective went
to investigate reported quarrel m ih,
room. Waters and his companion were
urcupyiur th' unknown mau Who had
registered with Waters as jamv,
Dunn lcfi IN, ruom and went down IN
an elevator. wearing un" -hov and ear
rvlug the Other This shor n believed
ty the polir, Go b' Che biunt instrument
with Whsh Nlt'Is vas beaten tu
death. The man kit tn hotel Jijy,
pu'ting un the shur
iusn..t,r IuuEAlU harmed tHllN
that Waters had suffered heavy gam
Miug iusscs recently ln his room 90
The Grimatin Hotel in ErupN,illv
when, o., lived with his mother. 90,
polio, found uovu tickets shuWins ihaf
Waters hld Iawuod icw"lry duInz trH
lat siN months lnd secured ~ l'O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
FEDERAL JUDGE To
INVESTIGATE SOFT
COAL CONTROVERSY
ARR tNdEMENTS WE'RE MADE III
FORE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
WAS NOTIFIED.
PALMER TO Be CONNECTED
Processes Ignorance and Claims TO ile
nj a Loss N 90 What Andcr.
son Proposes 10 inves'
ilsatc.

~ Associated rTos.
WASHINGTON. Nov. A-Attorncy
General Palmer returned 10 his oiflc"
here late today TO find awaiting him u
telegram from Federal Judge Anderson
al indianapolis informing him that an
investigation was % bc made ~ MI.
pnlmcr's connection with the soft coil
Casc. Mr. Palmer Immediately vert
into conference with &. u. Ames. former
assistant attorney general. who con-
Quoted the court proceedings NJ Indian
apOlls In the original cases at tho time
al the soft coal strike. After the con.
ference. which lasted two hours. h.
said he was unable 10 understand what
Judge Anderson " proposing 10 invcs,i'
gate"
Tho attorney general said hc had r..
viewed the entire record Of the cas-, In
question with Mr.. Amcs but that thcy
had shed no light on the matter.
Il am at loss 10 know what Judgr
Anderson Is proposing 10 investigate"
Mr.. Palmer said.
MY connection with this case has
been simple. and only the connection
of tho attorney general with any go'
crnmcnt case"
Mr. Palmer had not determined u.
night whether hc would 20 10 Indian.
apolis personally In rrspor 20 Judg"
Anderson's invitation II was indicated
however. that Mr.. Ancs viii sspbahlv
be present at the inquiry In the efipaci,v
VI special representative of the 6r
partmcnt OF justice" There wcrc Ind
cations at the department that the cor
truvcrsy which precipitatcd recently ta'
resignation of Dan ". S!mms as sp.
cial prosecutor In tho coa cases was BE-
ing reviewed.
Correspondence between the depart.
mcnt and Mr. Slmms and all data hav.
ing "A bearing vn tho proceedings have
been assembled. II was understood the
attorney general planned 10 20 over tho
papcrs during the next few days.
While some officials thought II posi-.
blc that further action by Judge Ander.
sun might warrant the attorney general
In making public statement Of his
position "On all phases of the proceed,
ings." tn" opinion was expressed that
unless the Judge himself threw add!
toni iigh, on the proposed inquiry, Nv.
Palmer would remain silent.
Although In no way connecting ~"
Simms controversy with matters 90 b.
investigated by Judge Anderson. Nj.
Palmer maintained that his position
with respect 10 using the coal conspi'
acy evidence q second tim" was the
only right and proper" posiiion 10 take
H. was represented as feeling that 10
use the evidence In the Forthcoming Q
ease would amount substantially to plac.
ing the defendants twice In jeopardy.
officials admitted the expectation 20
night that Judge Anderson. acting on
his own initiative. would call Tor intro.
duction uf this evidence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
GRAND JURY WILL
INVESTIGATE ALL
ELECTION FRAUDS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WILL ASK
ALI. VIOLATIONS.


NEW YORK. Nov. t..-An pot
clerks. election inspectors and the board
uf canyaasing inspectors IN the TAR
iccnih election ~ the Fourth Assembly
district. Manhattan. were Hubpocnneo
tonight by District Attorney Swnnn to
appear nj his office tomorrow IN con.
nrc,ion with the finding of - ballots
today al the opcning. Of u teNfr o.
orchrad and Stanton StreetA sa.
william vogt and Joseph iioifH.ah
made fafidnvlts that they had found
thu ballots. which were marked for NJ.
Swami. the district attorney. w:so " a
candidat. for supreme court Justic and
appears to have been defeated on the
face of present rcuirns.
The district attorney stated that tho
election officials In the District whn
were subpocnaod wo.;d b. "lntcrviexed
by the grand jury"
II avn going 10 ask the extiens p'':i.
alty," hc said. for any violation a tho
election law. as I have always don't"
Board u elections records show that
hss voters registered In the election dis'
irict. while the return sheets from tho
district crctlfica there were COS dogse-
tive ballots. or more than one defective
ballot for every registered voter. Mem,
hers ~ the district attorneys staff ex.
pressed the opinion that fraudn hnd
\ lecn committed In several districts, In
unc Harlem district. u was said. there
were 81 more votes for tho judicnvv
candidates than there were rcgislti.s
voters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Increased Water Supply
For Amarillo Discussed
At Meeting Last Night

twenty miles was also tabled. on the
ground that the bonus offered was too
small Ia serve As an incentive 20 opera
tors II may he taken up AZ later
meeting Traffic regulations were dc.
,uSs'd ai some length. Nothing def.
mite wns decided upon. II seemed 10 b.
the sense of majority Of the boari
that thu city has been fortunate In htS
ing avoided accid,nts ~ a serious nc
tIlc go Tar. and the disposition was ~
give some credit to the existing reg,s.
latious for this freedom from accidents.
The question was referred 10 Grover
lillls committee.
The meeting was opened by a discus
sion of the water situation. A sugges'
ton was made 10 the hoard some tir1c
ago that ii might br feasible 20 eftah.
lish % water station or tho Slaughtei
ranch twenty mules 20 the southwest o.
Amarillo. Nm inv.siiHation Of the ma
t"r wa. conducted IN an Informal mar.
uer Tor the board 10y Mr.. Ice. a civil
engineer. who reported that the water.
hrnfinr sand az that point would yie'd
n supply IT water that would be NOR
than adequate Tor al possible ue.e;
biz figures were two million gallons pfr
iay.
New Water supply.
u d. understood that the waicr at
this point is ui the purest and most do.
irshly character sud that from thcir
Q. Amarillo therc H. a gravity fall oc
about ~ feet These were the favors
Ole features The drawbacks 20 the prt.
tiosll are the distance and the conss
qu,nt cXponsc II l. estimated that
twenty miles Of c1st.iron piping wouiH
cost approximately one million dollars
o. which would have 10 be added the
rust 'f ,r,cting puniping siatioe
No l,u pipr lines were discussed. u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
North Dakota Gives
Harding Majority

FARGO. y y Nov I North Ia.
kuia WAS conceded tn ~" Harding
colurn 'hy large majority, IN a state
mem made tunigh, hy democratic state
chairman johnson who ais onrcdcd
m, r,., l,-tiun of Congressman lrri's
~ sinclair. tutlhcan. IN ihr tlud 4 b.
.tHtf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
WAGE DECREASE To
Be EFFECTIVE ON
NOVEMBER EIGHTH
SNw NIiI. WORkER> FORCED To
ACCEpT SMALLER PAY CHECKS
~ FUTURE.

TAMPA lB. Nov. reduction
81 approximately %, puI cent 900 wage.
ui employees eft SOW WN. Iu t"orr
and rlur.du operated uy m'uih,I- n'
'rr C,nrgr llDtdI Saw Nal A-socin
uon. vftrptN, NNtubH s WIS 4 'Cid"
upur 20 , wr,iirr N.." tul.' 90 ilIi
oi ipaultilou.
10 vu- d,ui,i fmi fU. wtI,s t,i
common llbu. u tH, miIiF would hD D'.i
'u $3.50 % dJ,. aud t'.li Hts,s iur uiNu
class. 60 workers Uuiil N' 'ut u.upHi
tluuit rs.
This represents l rrlu.ii.u uI tpplo>
mrt,'N - pFr cent
tn. operators gave uIt sf.trW'N'
o. thr effect ihft thr lumber mHrht'
had lll'n 90 a. such lu 'NtDui that ii
WAS H ,.t~r either ut uitiu- wages OH.
shutting down.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
WILL INVESTIGATE
BUILDING TRUST"
CONTRACTORS PAM tOR PRiNI
l.EGE Of GETTING lOlIS
TliROt Gu col MIL.

" A.fOriaifd ittss.
NEW YORK. Nov i-More hous,
wr,cking ana building contractors AZ
pCarcd at todly's hearing ot the joint
legislative committee investigating tn
building trust" and testified o. ~
pa,mcn, 81 NOR, 'han sii 600 10 Roh"fi
4. iTindcll. president Of the Guildirs
Trades Council and his walking d'l'
gates for thu privilege oi cctting 30 /.
and using union men on the work.
Practically al uf the witnesses told
the conmi,,"r that u they had not pail
lirind,ll or his ussoclltccs CERTAIN sums
when demanded. h.y would ha,. h.rn
put ont II thr business" by sirik's
and labor trouble.
Louis COHEN. a h"uSr vr,s'kci mad"
IN, iirsi revelation ~ the dsN when n.
testified to PAVING lhindcll sise0 a.
umS ranging from $3.50 a. sS.ouo IT,
the privilogr IT getting cvntrasiS AMI
wCi king them With council men IT,
waa followed by lsaael : C;oldst-.n
another hous- vrcck"r. who stid h. hl
paid Briud.ll $500 a ioh. u whi,1
amount So was IN ch~'kS
The check indorscd by l'Iud'u wts
plaCsd On s,idcnC,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
PRESIDENT ELECT WILL SPEND
VACATION IN TEXAS; FRIENDS
ELATED OVER RESULT ELECTION

iimc IN several weeks Detailed ar.
rnngcmcnts for the vacation trip. an.
nounccd today. show that those who
VIII 20 along with tho prcsdcnt.clcct
and his wife include senators fIVllng.
huyscn of New Jersey. Hale of Maine.
Elkins Of W"st Virginia; Edward u.
Mclean. the Washington publisher.
Harry NJ. Daugherty. the Harding pre-.
convention manager: George II. Chris.
iian. Jr.. Mr.. Harding's secretary; DIR.
9 y. Sawyer. hts family physician.
iudson e. WclliNcr. publicity dirc~tor
at Harding hcadquart"rs and also Nal.
comb Jennings attached 90 the head
quarters
To Visit Panama
The wives of several Il ih"~, VII
accompany them. and two sicncgraph.
trs n s,s'rct s"rNic, vrard and a dozen
newspaper men vii compltt" the
Marty.
Tho irip Nill Lc made ou q special
uain which yin leave here S,,urdiv
mcining and viii 50 to point isabel.
7, Nas. by way II St Louis. and san
Antonio.
There VIII b.. q short hy.oVCr at Sir
Antonio SUNDAY night. where the S,nl'
t"r win be Joined bv I. T.. Scohcv and
" T. Cr,aErr prominent Texas rrpuh.
licans. who's" rr"s, h. viii be during
N" twelve days stay ~ Point isabel.
The train viii rlurh Brownsville
Monday morning and ih' party Will
travel the r, n,aindcr 81 IN" distance,
twenty miles b" mrt"f
some difficulty has been tnruunt"r'
Cd IN arrSnginr a suitable = h. dulc Tot
,hD preSidtnt.sls,t's proposcd trip from
Point Isal Il - the canal Ionr whcr
~ had rNf"Ct'd to ru after twelve
dlvs hunting and lishing along tho
Texas rO,s'. u WIS ssiid tonirht th1i
"details ~ IN" VuNa'" we're IN ahcvan,
pending fnth.r ndviccs from steamship
rumpani,s. There arc no regular Soii
ngs between the pulnts whcgV the svn
ltor hid hoped to s,ii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
ENGLAND PI.EAsED WITH
OUTCOME or ELECTION
Dy Associated prrsA.

LONDON. Nov. Winston spencer
Churchill. secretary of war, In an ad'
dress to-day mid that the vast majority
IN the American elections Indicated the
American p,uri.'s rcpulsiOn ~ anything
approaching I,.nineTroisky radical
ism For a long time. said the ecre'
inry. England has been accustomed 10
sco IN. forces of good Will between
Great Britain and the United States
grow stronger. and the nation might
certainly look forward with confidence
to a new and even more prosperous
cnapt,r of Anglo American friendship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Victory Crushing.

Victory Crushing.
Of the 20 senate contests, the Re
pnblicans captured nine from the DEM
urrals and elected all fifteen ~ their
candidates Among the Democratic sen
ators who today went down 10 defeat
We're Chamberlain of Oregon, former
chairman oi tn" military committee.
smith of Arizona. who luat 20 former
Representative Ralph Cameron. AMI
Henderson of Nevada. who was defeated
by former Governor Oddic.
Final returns from "a few conRrcs'
sional districts Nill were bclatcd to'
night. some due 90 close races which
upset few previous announcements.
and others from isolated sections. with
these missing districts the Republican
roll In the house had climbed 10 eS7 10
liO for the Democrats.
Among house members whose rc.eie p
tlon was reported definitely tonight
was Representative volstcad ~ Mime
soin. author ~ the volstcnd prohibitic1
enforcement act. and Chairman of th'
house judiciary committee position
he Ii scheduled 10 retain.
IN the house contests. the Republic
ans swept ohio almost solid for the firy
timr in ~ history. IN this, the hoa,'
state OF Hsnalos Harding and Governor
Cox. the Republicans gained and tn
Democrats lost eight seats.
IN Missouri. the Republicans game
another block of eight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
AT LEAST four HUNDRED
ELECTORAL VOTES CAST
for HARDING..COOLIDGE
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

NEW YORK Nov. An almost record smashing electoral
vote for senator Harding topping the mark and republican ma
oics OF than in the and the house.
assured from virtually complete tong, from Tuesdays
lection. '.
With the democratic ongods OF Oklahoma. Missouri and
Tennessee definitely swept the republican ranks by the partys
crushing victory the Hadng oodgc cke, had $50 votes ex-
elusive Of the five from Montana where the republican state ticket
aud the presidential ticket ahead The republican
landslide tonight had given them 81 senate seats against Tor
the democrats with undermining the lead OF Senator
cckham democrat, Kentucky His republican opponent Riearc
Ernst forged ahead rip and tuck fight the only senate
nscttlcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
I.oy Scouts Commended

WASHINGTON. Nov. t.--Prcadent
Wilson today signed letters of com.
mondaiion 10 90 hoy scouts who made
the best records during 1913 In tho
sale q war saving stamps. Tho srout
organizations sold more than stS.0oo.-
000 worth during their campaign. ana
were promised personal acknowicdg.
mont from tho president.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Massachusetts Returns

HOSrON. Nov. t-Complcte returns
from Massachusetts, show that Hard.
ing's aiori,y IN this state was t0i .S6j.
The vot, was: Harding Gf6.Gie: Cox
.1t7Si
The vote Tor governor %as: Claiming
H. Cox, republican 6ti.Sso: Walsh
drmviat .SS. SOC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Republican Vote in
Mississippi Larger
Than in Former Years

w NsfufMtfd ifFrrs
JACKSON. Nov. t--As official re-
tnins r,arh the office of the secretary
of state Indications are the republican
iick,i win oil a total of 10000 "o,cs
~ Missipinpi. the largest number oytr
-, ~ dcd Tor that Iarty IN this state
nri three times tn republican Noi" ~
1916
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Nhriners' lianqucI

SpectlI to The NcWsI
CLARENDON. Texas Nov I
Clarendon Shrine club had ~
oyster banquet tonight, with To
tcnta,c George Staplc,on as honor
guest. Talks were mad" by all
mobiles present. especially by cN
RinE Candidate sam nraSwcll,
Po,cnta,c S,aplcton told of khiva
Temples growth and future plans.
\ large gathering Of mobiles were
) present