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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23
MRS. J. @. BURGLUND Is
TO BE BURIED HERE TODAY

Maria Olsen Berglund, one of the
very early settlers Of Price. passed
away at Salt Lake City hospital
last Tuesday. Deceased was the wife
Of John G. Burglund and the daugh-
ter Of Andrew Olsen and Maria Olson
Olsen. She was born at Arvika in
Sweden, June %, 1864, coming to
Utah with her parents in the year
1880. She was united in marriage to
y. G. Berglund. December %, 1891.
coming TO Price in 1894. She is sur
vived by n husband and three children,
Mrs. Lily Maria Davis. Mrs Ruby
Victoria Wade and Miss Selma Alfalfa
Berglund. She was niece Of the
late l.. VI. Olson. for many years a
prominent and most highly respected
citizen OF this city. Deceased was a
member of the Church Of Jesus Christ
of Latier-day Saints and was known
ne faithful. true and charitable to all.
For considerable time .hc had not
been in the best of health An extend.
ed stay IN California last year seemed
30 have helped her. A few days ago
she went 10 Salt Lake City, wnor, she
underwent an operation for the re-
moyol of her tonsils She never rallied
from this. Funeral services are ,O zoe
held this friday afternoon from
the tabernacle with burial at Price
cemetery. The remains were brought
home yesterday
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23
The Carbon County Bank

Located Price the County Carbon Close Of
Business the 2oth day OF June 1890.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23

district In the apportionment ot state
funds for school purposes. Under the
law the enumeration must he COM
pIeted between July 10Th ana som,
United States civil service commits
sion has announced On examination
90 he held al Cotton ON August lith,
next, as result OF which IL b. expect
ed 10 make certiiicatinn to I'm "a ton-
templated vacancy In the position oi
fuurth-class postmaster mp at Winter
Quarters and other vacancies as they
may occur al that office, unless u
shall be decided In the interests OF the
service 10 fill any vacancy by rein
statement The compensation lf the
postmaster al this offi,e vas six nun
dred and forty-two dollars for the last
fiscal year,
The practice OF allowing animals "a
roam the streets Of Price seems 10 he
getting worse instead of better and
many people appear 10 think that our
highways are for private pastlrlne
grounds instead of cas- property, Prop
/ erty owners who are making an error
leo EIow trees, lawns or shrupber,
certainly find II discouraging 20 wake
Iup mornings 10 find their " k gone
for naught. IL Is impossible Tor per
son 20 keep watch over his propert,
continually and IL is also impossible
/ for property owners 10 fence thel
ground in a great many instances, i
seems as though the owners OF ami
mails would have enough pride anS
respect for their city 10 take the prop
l er care of them.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23
GOES AFTER KApDIs.

Sheriff Thomas +. Keller left for
Butte, Mont, Wednesday afternoon
to bring back James A. Kaddis, want
ed in Carbon county. Kadds was re-
Gently bound over for trial in the fed
eral court at Salt Lake City after
pleading not guilty before United
States commissioner TO the charge
of making white mule over in En-
cry county. There is similar state
complaint against him. His bond ~
the latter ease was fixed nc five
hundred dollars and in the immor
lat fifteen hundred. T. was sup
posed by his friends locally that Kad-
dis was in Zion.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.
y. Gibson moved the adoption ~ the
following resolutions
Be II Resolved Hy the County Com.
missionerH Of Carbon county State ~
Utah.
whereas. on the 9Th day u Au-
gust. A. D.. 1913. the county of Car
bon. state of Utah. hy ita board Of
county commissioners contracted Tor
and purchased one Model ifB Buoy
rus steamahoyel Tor road construction
purposes, ana
Whereas. Il II apparent that the
said BucyruH stemHhoyel II not en-
tlrely adapted for the uses 90 which u
IL desired 90 be put hy the said county
Of Carbon, ana
Whereas The said board 81 county
commissioners of the said county Of
Carbon. state OF Utah, are now desir-
Gus OF purchasing steamshoVel more
suitably adapted for the work fur
which steamshoyel Is needed la TIE
said county OF Carbon, ana
Whereas. The said board 81 county
commissioners are now In touch with
aud Il IL possible for them 20 secure
u ateamshoNol 50 aduptr0 a. the needs
OF the said county az lfo.Cslld, ana
Whereas. The said board of ,ounly
commissioners OF the said county ~
Carbon, state 81 Utah, are able 10 dis.
pose Of the said Bucyrus meamshc,v al
for the gum Of 100000. aud
Whereas. The said boar, of county
commissioners ale able a. purchase d
steamshovel more suitably adapted to
the needs Of the said county than is the
said BucyTus steamshoNel for the sun
! OF $4,000 now. therefore, be Il
Resolved. That the faid BucNrrt
steamshovel Model lab. now belong
ing 20 the said county OF Carbon. state
| OF Utah. be disposed OF and sold i"i
I the sum OF 5000. 90, ana be Il furthei
Resolved. That the county auditor
OF the said county OF Carbon, state of
Utah be and he is hereby authorized
and directed 10 draw ON the county
treasurer OF the said county OF car
bon. state Of Utah. a warrant IN ih'
sum OF $4,000 against the funds u
the said Carbon county state of ltah
for the payment OF the said steam
shovel 10 he purchased and for M
transportation charges ON the aai'
steamshoyel from Pocatello, state %
Idaho, 10 Cameron, Carbon county
stale OF Utah.
Commissioner Emil Ostlund regu
larry seconded the adoption Of th
labove ana foregoing resolution am.
upon being put 20 vote, me ltsul
was thus;
A. 4. Gibson, ave
Emil Dstlund, aye
Albert Lrynar, aye,
Dated this 22d day of July, A. ID
1890
ALBERT BRYNER,
Chairman,
y. OSTLUND,
| Commissioner,
A. r. GIBSON,
Commissioner,
Attest:
II. c. SMITH
Clerk.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23
SCARE UNFoUNDED.

An outbreak among horses in n
Carbon county road camp, which the
owners of the animals feared was
CHAMBERS, proved to be only distemp-
er. according to DR.. II. W. Hogan,
state live stock Inspector, who made
a visit of inspection to the place near
Kenilworth last Tuesday lie tested
all the horses and found no trace of
glanders. He prescribed treatment
for distcmpor
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23
ATTENTION, KNIGHTS or Ply
THIAs, AND SISTERS.

The officers Of Royal, grand lodge,
will be in Price on Tuesday, July "a,
1920, to institute the Pythiun Sisters
temple. All knights and all charter
members are requested 10 meet Dem
yer and Rio Grande Train No. 4 on
that date.
G. II. CAMPBELL, d. q. c.
ANNA c. Lannon's, o. r. q.
H. +. WHITMORE, c. G.
Price, Utah, July 20, 1920.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23
S { R VIC {

Service is q thing we give TO all
customers and still have plenty Of it
left. Our service means more than
prompt delivery. Il means all wool
fabric, faultless fashion, flawless fit
fair prices and thoroughly tailoring
the parts that do not show az well as
those that are apparent. We special
iEe in womens and gentlemen's clean
ing and dyoing.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23

l.. r. Fullmer OF this city has been
awarded the contract for building the
government garage at Duchesne. The
price is 1929. The one at Price
viii be completed by Fullmer by the
first OF September,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23
TEN DOLLARS FREE.

For the most suitable name for the
business formerly known as Arrow
Catering company at Price. Three
residents Of this city 10 be the judges.
In case Of tie the first two will re-
ccive five dollars each. Address, Box
IS, Price, Utah.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23

No man ever becomes ~ philosop-
HE that he thinks az well of those
who disagree with him ~ of those
who agree, but q wise one prctcnds he
does.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-23

The United States produces and
consumes more tale than any other
country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
TEXAS GIRLS
IN THE OzARkS
ARKANSAS JUNIOR COLLEGE POP
IIiR ~ LONE STAR
STATE.

~ the four hundred kris attending
Crescent college. in Eureka Spring..
Arkan a.. for the past five years. one
hundred twenty seven registered from
Teas. ThlrtyEcNcn different states
were represented On this enrolment
Prominent students q education have
-1ught tie rtason Tor Texas girls
choofinr th.. inftiiuiiun. u u found
In the fact that Texas girls perhaps
more than those from ans other states
like rrlf government. recreation cut ~
ioors. horse bark riding swimming
and the like Many ~ them plan "a
continue in Coilogc and they have
found that students lsaving Crescent
enter STATE Uu.ycrritics and other col.
ieges with FUN credit Tor an course
taken 40 this Ozark institution Texas
girls Ike easy daily intercourse with
;h-h tcarhors. and thu individual in.
-irurtiUn obtained. Not ihc leas; ap.
peal j. found loo the mountain SCENERY
and th" excellent climnte peculiar q
the Ozurk Region. Crescent has 20.
Gently acquired large bcautifui
spring like erected club house which
students enjoy exclusively without *.
tn coef. Enrolment for next session
I b. quite advanced bit several a'tr1c.
tive Iaocs are glu available For cat.
alog and view houE address Crescent
Cdlcg, BoX A. Eureka Springs. A..
kansas Ady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

KANSAS CITY. Mo. july S.
Hogs: Estimated receipts today s.s0o.
closing steady to IS higher: packer top
sls.se bulk q aaies Si5 .oeGxis.7s: top
sis.es: good 10 choice heavy $1,000
ti5.7s: good % chico medium sis.sod
tiS.9S; good 20 choice light $1,000
sis.7s: good 90 choice common stoci.
pigs tii.Gsi4ae..
Cattle: Estimated receipts toiay
s.ooe;: closing bsef s,ccrs STEADY a. q
lower: other CLASSES steady: choioe o.
prime heavyweight sls.s5a ssisgo: M.
dun 20 good heavyweight sis s0as isis
sod 10 chico lighiWeixh; si33sa1sIs,
common 10 MEDIUM h.svyw aghi g. ~
gfi3ss. god o. chico cutnmon hcifcr'
$500 sii.oo; bolugna and b.cf bulls
t5.eoHti =. COWS and heifcrs sstod
ss o.: god o. cholcs medium llght and
handywsighi tsseG 80 o.. common
.sooi a. choicc fs.0oG 81 80: common
good o. choice t57fafies5. Common.
god 20 choice 81 ..O4 $500.
Sheep: Estimated receipts TO-DAY
5.se0: sheep steady: lambs mostly q
higher; choice O. prime medium iaml-
aios9a SEES: Gull and comm0n lambs
se-5odfie.25: choio' o. prime MEDIUM
yeariing wsihers tS.s0sf 100. choice 9,
prime medium cw,s f-baf- 0o. cpf
and conmon sxe te.5Hfsgs. breed
ings cwe- ts.eea g. 20. choice a. prim,
medium feeder lams s750G3io.5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Are Your Teeth
Sensitive?

Does II hurt IN bite into nm annie or
something hardi Some teeth are 50
unusually iuuchy They're painfully
sensitive 70 heat or cold. Some are
even affected by the acidy iulcc ~ n
lemon ar grape frult-a peculiar. deep.
seated sensation. That's serious. dnn.
gerous The very symptoms u' pyor.
rhca Sc, Of MI adults become vie.
tins of this insidiouS disease.
Use rYROS. NJ once. You Shonld
have d0ne II long ago -whcn the gums
Just started bleeding but Il isn't too
late. NJ ordinary remedy could Grad
icale the poisonous. gprmladon pus
sacS. way dawn M the tooth.roois.
PlROS can! II pcnctraies. Pyros
destroys the germs Restores the
gums Preserves the teeth isinte.
CRATES tartar. Harmless Ia healthy tis.
sues. deniInr or enamel Endorsed by
leading dental authorities.
Dispensed and guaranteed by 7. ".
Collins Drug Co. Amarillo. Texas. Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

NEW ORLEANS. July S--A fresh
display 81 beariEh sentiment tuday
put the price ~ cotton o. lower levels
but toward the closc the market uci
ell oversold and realizing by early sell
ers checked the downward moycmcnl
and caused small rccUvcrics The clos,
was az ne; losses Tor the session a
80 20 - points A. the lowest level,
the more active months were % .,
- points down. July was not yer,
active at any stage u the session A
iif lowest It traded NJ $685. while CO
tober fell 60 st32sj.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
CHANCE or CARPENTER
DEMPSEY BOUT Seems
UNLIKELY DURING YEAR


NEW YoEk July N-Chauc. Of a
championship buut between GcuFgcs
Carpenter and Jack Dempsey b. g..
cariod unlikely before nest year. II
ever" Jack krams Dcmpscy's mana.
ger. declared to-day. following n con.
ference h.rv with Francois Doscg.nps,
the Frunchman's manager. and others
prllni snt IN IN" boNing Cirulvf karn.
f.gnlficd BIZ willingness 90 contract &
luS Carpenter at any time or plic,
ggreeaEi' o. tho two principals. fnl
IN, hirh'ft pure offered but William
\. Brady rOprcs.nt1ting Chatlvs
cochran. London fight promoter pro.
duc,d q contract Carpenter signed az
ter b. had knocked cut Jue Beckett.
the Euglish heavyweight iu London
last fall This gave Cochran AN op.
tion until Dc,emb,r 81 next
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
~. Worth live S,ocL .
~ Assosiair,l iuss

FT WORTH Iuly N-Caiil, receipts
500. si.udT. hontes S. GUmi. .ti.
cows 81 nOi g. h,iiprs SI.UuHls un.
calves ss.0eaipOn
Iiogs --l,eceipts iuo. g. o. % cents ad
vance. heavy Si5sosflt 90. hrht $3.50
Wi6 ne: m'ium sii.oo0i1 80. pigs ~ 20
aSigi0.
Shrrp-ltcrcipts zoo. unchanged
lambs ST. 0ogis.0o. ycillngs Saoott
1925. goats S4OoI 800.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
mdrkeitNeWj;S
COTTON CLOSES LOWER,
WITH HEAVY SELLING
~ Associated Press

Ey Associated Press
MEM YORK july S--A sharp break
IN the price of-July contracts cncour.
aged more aggressive sciung ol later
deliveries IN the cotton market today
owing 60 the contlnucd favorable crop
news and reports II depression In The
textile trade. october contracts sold
off 10 $500. making a net decline III
90 points and the lowest price touched
since iart winter That delivery closed
al tassa. with the general llst showing
q net decline II a. 90 o. points on all
months except August and Scpicmbcr.
which were so o. ~ points higher.
All the aeiive new crop months mad,
new l0w ground for the movement. 100.
ms ~ T. ssils Tor December. &C. about
60 70 81 points mo- lower. December
closed at ssi go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
IsHARP BREAK SUFFERED
BY BOTH CORN AND OATS



CHICAGO juN N-li,aNy selling
and ,Ntr,w' weakness developed .u thH
corn market to-day hrs,ly owing Co
chances that tha government crop rr
port tomorr1w would prov. boarsl.
Tho close was Hurried l' . Co o Q IS
cents not lower with September 81 lg
o. Sl.i5 is and December siAn co.
81 4oi. oats lo.t half CENTS g. ga
ocnts and provisions tu o. e.. cents.
Throughout the lay sentiment again
- tho bulls iu crrn WA overwhelming
and tho only r.Ilirs tuok place were
apparently 600, 'n profit taking hy
.hor's N,lrWhil, continued hb,rl'
r-c".pis rl,, .uD'l. .mphass a. th"
view that thor, was q world ~ corn
hack 900 tho country and that ,rDu
rendition were given promise of .
new yi,ld morc than ample
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Cotton seed oil Higher.

U Af1of aisf Fftfa
NEW YORK. July S-Early weak
mes Sin the cotton seed ml mark't
which followed decline in grain and cv.
ton. was replaced later by heavy Gov
ering on which prices rallied sharply
helped by the upturn in lard Final
slight reactions lett the marlc, steady
nj a net decline ~ 90 90 80 points
Prime crude nominal. prime summer
yellow spot nominal. July So -, Sep
tctnbcr si4.ij. Prime winter and sum
ucr white nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Coffee HigIler.
By Associated ff.-s

" NHE"TIITfU 10
NEW YORK. July S-Tho slender
tone reported in the market for cofr .'
futures yesterday was followed by
more active covering ard a sharp adj
vance today
firal prices were somewhat irrcgu.
lar with July : points lower. but later
month showed an advanee of no o. a
poinir and july soon firmed up with
the rest ~ the list September sul
NJ o. tis.si and December 60 SieCq
Or g. 10 Il points net higher and
shout III 10 IA points above the low
level q last week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
sugar Firm.


~ Afsorlaied ffrss.
NEW YORK. July S-Thc sugar
market was quietcr to,lay but tho un-
dertone was firmer and prices Worc
higher on sales ~ geo hays ~ san
Domingo and afio., At Si7.s0 C /. & o.
operators which !s about a quarter
cent above the last previous sale ~
this Kind 81 sugar The market Cor
refined was unchanged.
futhers were firmcr with closing
quotations unhcangcd e. nine points
higher for leading months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
INVENTIVE GENIUS -
RDBS ChL0MH Of.
NAUSEA AND DANGER
Doc.czs' Fayorite Medicine Now
Purified aad Refined from AL
Objectionable Effects. Gallo
tabs"-the New Name.

Whn u.Il hrman ,nz,aaity - nc-tf
Nnskels.s fsssder, w1T-less Telegraph
hnr-siess carriage, cnlorless iodine. tas,s-
49, quinn. nov cfurs nalaraIr a. -
ri IT. nv Improvement called GAO
tab T. ne 80 salc a. druEsior
Fer bIiioEsurss. cunstlpliiul AID Incl
e~uhn ~ nv cair-rei tablet isapu--
fi~nlly pe-f.., ran-'lr. A. eyid~ncnd b.
az farf thaf ~ u-nrfactHrerz have au-
fhnrizs. ~ f-agTi . % refund tie pri y
III - ca lrr n -r '-rs-fecflr ~ Cite
VII faioi1i- olc o. % af b-sitiue viii
q fuaIi1H - r-ter--i - 1.i No tat.
~ nansea. ~ ping 90 salts. By nora.
irr r.ur liver y tf1euuEl.r cleauesd an
roa arr feliaC hre. iTiih q hearty app
fife Eat uhaf yog plsaee-uo dangrr-~
shouf mar business.
Cainfshs ere DOT I'D IN buik. &c; a.
1Firiaal perkaHr. -ralfii n frirr. ihiriy'
Sc cunfs-tadF.l .--~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
MlchIla Live slock.


oIFTIlT y W NV
WICHITA Kan. July N.-llogs. 200
market 10 onts higher. top $3.50
hulk $4,000 1859. Cattle 500. strong
o. - cents higher Tor the week. beef
steers Sl'ofilto. bccf COWS and h'if
crs sj-oW sioi0. uockors and feeder.
81 s9sfs 60. hulls $500 90. etock COWS
and hcigicrs i5oaS.Oo. calves S. sea-
q 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
SHREVEPORT Loses
To PAhTHERs, TO

FORT WORTH, July S--i'atc held
Shreveport "a three hits while ~.
Worth punched two singles with .
has. ON balls oft Bono ~ the thirl
and won ! a. o.
Shreveport ..t.......,. 600 Ouo u"h--p
II. Worth .......... .OOl OoN OOy i
E,nu and O'Briou. Pate and Nann.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
RALLY
IN 9Th, BUT LOSE
BOTII TEAMS SCORE FIVE Ri ~
IN FINAL. FRAME ~ Z WHITE
son WIN

Special 10 The N.WH
PHILADELPHIA July N-l'hiladcl.
Pima staged q ave run rally against
Ciru,tc In thu 9th today but Chicago
bomhardmont 1T Moore and lluSty IN
the first hall of thu inning ncttcr the
visitors an \ tu . yisIory.
Nine men biitrd un each side In the
Ill L..I.I....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

~ Memphis .. Little Hock;.
~ Nashville {; Chatiunuoga 3.
At Birmingham .. Mobile ..
At Atlanta q. New orleans 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
CUBS HIT T0NEY
FREELY AND WIN.
TwOMBI.El'S HONE RIN ~ Gtl,
WITH TWO MN On HEATS
GIANTS


CHICAGO July S-Toucy was hattcl
freely today and Chirngn defeated New
York TwomhloNS homie ram In thu
sixth. which cent two runners in ahead
- him ,inchcd III, gam, Tor the lo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

AZ 81 Paul n. Toledo 4
NJ kluus Guy :, Indianapolis s.
al inningl
~ Lnuit illp 4. Milwaukee I.
~ Minneapolis columbus rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

base hiir jackson. Rish,rg. Wolru
Galloway. . bnsr hits. j. Collins .
Stolen hnso, jackson. Risborg. T.. col.
Tins Double plays Galloway to DYKES
to Burrus; Thomar To Dykes To- Bur
rue. Ease con balls OF Cirotto I. struck
Uut 10y Ciccttc .. Moore l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

. base hit Heilmann. Ruth Home
run Pip. Double plays Fcwst,r To-
pipp iaisc on halls Ayers l. Collins 7.
struck out Ayers o. Ehmkc /. Collins
:.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Houston shut Out.

GAlNESTON. July S--Couohmun
held lluueton to three scattered hits
today and Galveston took the tact gamy
~ the rio' Geo % b. launching bin
glc' ,if lu.ha iu two innings
Houston ...............On u GOO nOO--o
Galveston ..............OiO OiO O0X-.
CUu,hmnn and Menu lluihl ana Lee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Tigers llcni Nnnl,cr.

W N1s0f aifd Tvs.
NEW YORK. july N-Errurs d.
Fow'icr and Hannah coupled with hit
hy Hcilnann and cobb gave the Tlg,ss
Id Nf..F.st
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
-Four Pitchers Iscd.
~ Associated pfr,s

ST LOUIS, July N--Brouklyn nit
four St Louis pitchers hard today and
aided by the loynl's ragged fielding cas-
Is won the FIRST game uf the series
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

DR.. \. n Lindsay has moved biz -
flos g. Rooms No and ? Num- Ildg
Office phofc. ESQ. residence. 1858.
eo3 1870
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
. tSs s%%%<%<%%$%
' WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY /.

Boston al Cincinnati
brooklyn al ST Louis
New York az Chicago.
Philadelphia al Pittsburgh.
American
Chicago at Phila,iciphll
- IuI., al Boston
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland al Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Conley Wins Game.

DALLAS. July S.--snipr Conlcy wu'
his own game against the Wichit
Falls Supddcrs , to 2 to-day when h.
connected Tor net binglo IN tn nintl
inning with Palmer on second ana Rob
crtfrn un frat
liobortfon had bcci purposcly walk
I'd hy Ehprhardt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

halted Tor Ainsmiih In sth "A bat.
ted fOr Ayers in nth. NXN battcd lor
tsfft..u tr Oth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Boston Sl,u, Oou,.

BOSTON. july s-Shockor pitched
effectively With brilliant support aud
-. Louis won today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

PITTSBURGH July S-Putshurgh
today defeated Philadelphia. Adam.
and Meadows engaged iu q pitchers blt
10. th" only run being scored In the
>th ou hits hv Adams and Carey. Flct.
ohcrs error and a sacrifice ny by NJ.
kotchnie
Philadelphia ........... nnO 000 0OO-0
Pittsburgh ............ OoD O0u ok
Wheat and Meadow. Adam. anJ
Schmidt
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