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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17
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when Chelly Van Rox proposed to
me he was too ratified to say a word"
Then how did you know he was
proposing?'
"Oh, my dear, his money did all the
talking. boston Transcript.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

Farmers complain that they and
heir farm animals are hit by stray
hot from hunters. But they must
"member that game is scarce and
the hunters must have some sport
Ike (Nev.) Free Press.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

About the only way to get some men
to the front is to kick 'em from the
rear.-Murray (Utah) Eagle.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

Advertising pays in everything but
telling the reading public of ones
troubles.-Price (Utah) Sun.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17
Inter Mountain
Editorial Hilites
Seiected for Western Newspaper Union
Service by R. A. c. and C. b. w.

A fellow who waits for tomorrow
lives ON the crumbs of today.-st
George (Utah) News.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

We have been trying for thirteen
years to get men who do not make
mistakes. AS soon as one is found
Hearst grabs him at $4,000 a year.
Winnemucca (NeVada.) Star.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

People who built houses or bought
automobiles regret that the price re
auctions are not retroactive.-Malat
(Idaho) Enterprise.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

Doubtless you have observed that
the man who is good at nothing else
Is a formidable opponent in an argu-
ment.-Pocatello Qdaho) News.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

Walter Little, the sheep man, pur-
chased from Parama and Roswell
hay at $500 per ton. This is not
what it ought to bring, but 100000
ooks whole lot nicer in a few of
he farmers pockets than it does piled
Up in hay in the open field and it is
a cinch it will do much more good.
Here's hoping, however, that they get
1 better price for the balance.-Parma
Udaho) Review.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

Pedestrians think manslaughter in
dictments ought to hold against care
less autoists; the latter say pedes-
TRANS should remember there's a law
against suicide.-Salt Lake Telegram.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

1t is reported that Nampa at the
present time has more idle men than
It has had for years. The cause for
this has not been definitely learned
but the fact remains that many men
With families are out of employment,
LAST summer the citizens of Nampa at
special election turned down the
proposition of voting bonds to cover
paving costs. but we are of the Opin-
ion that if the city council would now
pass a resolution calling for a special
election to vote bonds for paving that
the proposition would meet with ia
yorGhlc results. If paving could now
he started the idle men could he en-
Logged and the city would benefit by
lt--Nampa Udaho) Record.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

"Boost and live"-"knock and
starve." These are the propositions
before the citizens of Gunnison and
Gunnison valley. If we would have n
live community, let us live by boost
ing. If we would be backward, let us
all get in and 'knock. "-Gunnison
(Utah) News.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17
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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

It is not necessary that we become
niggardly in our expenditures, or that
we deprive ourselves of any of the
necessities or reasonable Iuxuries Of
life. The situation does not call for
such an extreme. But produce
communicative. That means not
only the return to a sane commercial
standard in the immediate future, but
a far greater and better country in
the years to come.-Mt. Pleasant
(Utah) Pyramid.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-17

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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
PARACHUTE LEAP SPORTING CHANCE
 WITH DEATH NEAR
Aviator Jumping from Plane At High Attitudes Talk
 ing Life in Hands.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. H. The mechanism for parachute jump ing, described in a statement of the Army Air Service, discloses the haz- ards of the jumper and wherein his feat has sporting chance" of end ing in death.
 The parachute used by aviators,' says the Services statement, is folded snugly inside a pack carried on the back The operator steps off the plane, allows himself couple of seconds to fall clear of his ma chine, then pulls a wire depending over his shoulder. This wire opens the spring doors of the pack and releases a small pilot chute some couple of feet in diameter. This pilot springs opens automatically and catching the rush of air, draws , the main chute from the pack.
 'In the top of the main chute is an automatic vent which, opening to width of five feet when the big parasol first unfolds, gives the air compressed within a chance 10 es-
 
 ing the chute apart. When the fall has been checked, rubber springs or shock-a bsorbers in the vent close it until but small hole remains,
 At the atmospheric pressure wherein most parachute drops from ordinary attitudes are made the speed attained by the operator in his couple of seconds fall is suffi- cient to create enough pressure under the pilot chute to cause it when released to yank the big one at once from it's pack. Usu2ly the operator is descending at normal speed after falling less than 200 feet. However, at high attitudes the atmosphere has not sufficient effect on the pilot chute until the operator has fallen great distance and attained terrific speed. The shock when the parachute does open is accordingly severe and there is quite sporting chance of the silk flying into ribbons"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
3-CUSHION BILLIARD
 TITLE TOURNAMENT TO START TOMORROW

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Entries for the National Three-Cushion Billiard tour nament championship. have closed with twelve players entered. The tournament opens here tomorrow and will continue for three weeks, ] he players finishing first, second and third in the preliminary play, will meet Robert Cannefax of st Louis present champion for the titie
 Six cash prizes, ranging from S1.000 to S2G0 will be awarded players in the preliminaries. The winner of the tournament and the runners up will receive $1,50O and $1,000 respectively. A trophy, emblematic of the cham pionship also will be awarded the winner
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
VANCOUVER YACHTSMEN
 ORDER CUP CHALLENGER

VANCOUVER, B. C., Nov. 11.-Van. couver yachtsmen have ordered plans for the Lipton cup challenger which will represent the R. V. Y. C., in the series next year against the Seattle defendr Th order for the plans has gone forward to C. H. Nicholson, the noted English designer who turned out the plans for the Shamrock ". He is expected to complete his work on the Lipton cup challenger at an early date and the work of construction will be started early in the new year. The series for the cup will be sailed next summer during the Northwest International Yacht racing associa- ton regatta.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT
J. J. C0NNORS, Prop.

70 is herhyg tha o o Is for public ipt a f he
  t h of December The by [
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
Fifty Thousand Dollars
 Offered for Prize Fight

MILWAUKEE, Nov 10-A Mime apolis boxing club has offered $50,0G0 for the proposed fight for the light weight title between Bennie Leonard and Ritchie Mitchell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
OUTFIELDER MANN IS
 SOLD TO CARDINALS

BOSTON, Nov. 11.-Outfielder Les lie Mann, of the Boston Nationals, has been sold to the St. Louis Ma tionals, the management of the club announced today. Mann formerly played with Seattle in the old North western League.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
JIMMY BURKE RELEASED AS MANAGER OF BROWNS

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11-Jimmy Burke has been released as manager of the St. Louis American League Club No successor to Burke, who has been manager since 1918, has been an- nounced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
CALIFORNIA PLAYER
 SIGNED BY PIRATES

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 11-Officials of the Pittsburgh National League baseball club announced that they have signed Pierce Works of Los Angeles, a first baseman. Works, graduate of the University of Cali fornia, will join the Pirates when they go South next year for the Spring training.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
THE MAINE RESULT.

Because Maine elected Park.
hurst Republican, governor
over Mcintyre Democrat by .
majority OF more than 6l.ooo
votes. Republicans are glcciullv
declaring that this j, hut an indi-
cation OF what will happen in the
national election in November.
No one ever claimed Maine o.
he a Democratic state. In a nor
mally Republican state. il : not
20 be Wondered that a majority 81
the votes OF the new citizens. the
women. should he cast Tor the Re.
publican candidates. Md there
can be no doubt that the large
majority given the Republican
nominee was due. in part. To- thu
latter fact.
No one expected Texas. a.
Democratic as Maine j. Rcpuhl-
can. 20 favor Joseph Weldon Bai
ley who. although a Democrat
espoused Republican principles in
his platform. Texas gave Pat VI
Neff a majority Of some 5000
over Joseph Weldon Bailey. indi.
eating adboslu,cly that the De
mocracv OF this state j, wholly
unierriiied.
We do not believe that the re-
suit in Maine mean, a ,ingl,
thing. as indicating how the vot,
will be in the national election ir
November.
But then Republicans are hap.
py to catch al any straw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
RnIrn b, SnaLe

\ u Auihaua. age 20. was bitten hy
larlc utilssnnkc "Wednesday after.
Iuun NJ Nathanl lives Dn the old
."n PURCELL farm. - miles southwest ~
hlIdr ~ YVES pui near On, uf the
i"ids whom h. dhoroycr,d % larp, rii.
l'r
Mr. Ah1th'ua SECURED small p0le
M was lit. mpting tn till m. suak.
hen b" Was s,ru,k by anuther rltii,t
hii BE- did uui sr,. and Whi,h was be-.
wr'u him and the snake b.. was going
Nil just a. suun as IN" snak, bit
iim. which WIS on his right thumb n.
lseod tho ihumh IN hi mouth to draw
hr puisnT oct ". gw another pole
~ killsd both snakes.
Bon Purcell was nearby In his cai
nj hr Cn.lsTl Mr.. Purcell Thsy won't
% N" houso aud Nj Ahailur1 brr,d
hr wound with razor and then
hrfd h., hand IN q can - kDros.n,
uming INTO Chilircss with his hand IN
h. ,ar.
D. Wexford dfoss,d N" wound and
ave ban medical attention. Dr We.
ud said that MI Aluihana would
mV' p'th1rs died had d" not had tho
fr'hUtgh' to properly dot.t himself
.'h'dIr>s iulfX
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
n m,un. In OH

ThHt" nt' uu I'VE Ways about II,
icss Adlms ~ tho Planvi.w Ncvs
nade fortune p'cuating IN al well
ruiHr iiiuns although h. b. tuu mnds,
" admit that he-un" in million
Ms shrowa enough 90 uuiguess ID,
windl If in the 90 g,mv and cHmp out
,iih hts I.o,kcts lined with puid f.ise
'ou could D., bus hlnlsnu. new
wick building fur printing office bus
new Model linetfpD q Miller saw.
thinner and various other printing
npoiimrnti that runs into figures sa
ui'E ih1t b. makes a print.r diz1vf
And les lnId al cash fur thu now In.
estmt MS aad does not arp man ~
l1ilf. We'll here's tn apprc, iation ~
lr su"'css Ati1ms Is having, IN" suo.
0r's 81 e g0,d fellow and friend IL
lmost as god A. Ter success ta com.
OBJ DlIs Ives joss b. gnud n,,-sn,p.r
ar and 90 brilliant writer ard b. D.
1titlod to "a honors as ihe John H.
:"'kl TELLER 81 IN. Panhandl. nvvstlt.r
paternity canadian HecCd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
AL. NAEIi NOM

tn" election b. over. aud Fat VI Neil
Il governor hN possibly loo 0o0 ma
oriiy. TSc CAMPAIGN in IN. run.uit
NJs lively ons with IA" victory IN
b" side IT 'h' Waco nan Tho writer
was not N'it man, on tho other auni.
~" voted tor bailey. Nrit l. our gov
'ru'r N"if Is the governor II all tn
people Nsif all De- elected this iali
The writer ~ q b,mu, rat. We lrr al
Democrats W Wi.l gladly vet. foi
w N,t On ih" general cl",t ton ~
addition iu this. We viii, ~ writer
tni e citizen. assist Ma Neff IN MAX.
,ng q go"d governor We hop. and see
1" reason why h. should not have .
rrdiuhl' administration. This In and
lal always been our course IN politics
When an election n over W. are fOI IN,
nHnine' some 81 our WarmeSt per.
,0nal and political friends are those e..
diN who We opposed the hardest IN
'hcH Inst election W point a. con
gresham Marvin Jones our actions
q ~" iuiurt boz aiding M Self IN nlp
hs BOD governor viii b. wlthou'
hope or Favor. W are not IN politics
'n t1r ~ asking political fayurs from
M ni That man s.. ir conclusion. l,'
I' an forgot u1si political differences
hHst i'v marv dollars Tor uursrlyss
ma lld On building f.oflrey and How'd
'unlN -lSsknsy Bs1'un
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
Nsfrs Br,a,liI.

VIZ Nvffs settlement th9' he would
l"' uk 90 dictate The Democratic plat.
."-m IS Do gcrd taste and b. refreshing
indeed On lgiht ~ pas' political events
Nh'n successful candidates fnr tn
tun"tnaioriai nomination thought
h'ifhN th't wrfr given warrant ahsU
ItelN - say whnf thiii ur fhau not K.
INTO The platform The platform
houid "Nrr'V thr ,irws Uf fhe nouin,u
inlN 30 ~ a. such views represent M
rfl slliized thought 1f fh. d.uuiaD,
- 90" state. said Nj Srff In ~
convention statement Nothing should
De- pu' INTO 'he platform thlt b. not In
tended f' 'r enacted into Hv. .
certainly This platform sh.uId not %,
dictated h} any on person Luf should
represent tl~ somhln.d wisdlin Il IN
reuI'srniatlf" dsUsIaIv ,. Texas be-
There are enough vital issue. n T.Nls
nartmsnt Of which into lass h. the a,
flr' of % lars. malmfg of T.Nls r.t
g-re @, require ihe attention eft fh,
bHwHT.fH without 90. Infection IL CON
fr,ttfsHl matters NJ N.frs sfan.
means thlt D. mrpusss o. Accent fb.
Democratic state platform ls BE- Is Ur.f
ten. ana D. vas o. D, expected that ODD.
NJ" state platform would I. ,.rsunlrf
with tn Harty's national atf.anri.
D. cause the state DemnCratll convention
lf m1de ur largely II not wholly a.
p.u.'afs vho are IN thorough scrotc
.haih ihs Sln fHusis.s convention tilf
-fIfi " Hll'a i'ls Times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
SOME ARGUMENT.

" Jim Ferguson. in hi organ,
The Ferguson Forum. i thu,
week proving to hiS own >a,i,iac'
ton that the American party Is
going e. elect McIircgor COVER
nor Of Texas IN the general clcc-
ton. In submitting this pr"oi
Ferguson first assume, that AL
men arc liars"
Basing his statement upon the
fact that out OF 10000 voters
in Texas. just 20 per cent 81 them
participated in the recent pri.
maries. although they we're ho,ly
contested, he conclude, that the
more than 10000 who did not
vote will cast their ballots in No
vember and tina, hall 81 those
who voted for Bailey under the
primary pledge in Nugus; vill 60
back upon their phgh;ed word
and vote Tor MctIregor ~ No
vember. rather than Tor their
party nominee.
OF course Jim Ferguson doesn't
really believe that McGrcgor has
the slightest chance. He doesn't
really believe that the Democratic
party and the Republican PARTY
are split beyond repair lie know,
the Democratic party j. not split
and he knows tina, the Republican
party. so Tar as Texas Is CON
ccrned. has never been sufficient
" compact to stand 4 splitting.
being in small particles, widely
scattered. to begin with
Ferguson's reasoning would be
all right ii he didn't assume t.
be true SO many things that are
untrue.
His whole proposition i, a false
one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
Kidney Remedy for 40 Years
A Pronounced Success

medicine fur all diseases ~ the kidneva
and liver lSirncdl Florence T.
Srhmidi. u = -. Ne I. Dunkirk. Ohin
For the elimination of Toisons due Ia
Impaired kidney action. Warmers safe
Remedy was famous Tor "a years before
ihis woman 80 iudiriously began ~ II.
i''tiN" use Their" ara thousands ~
people who realize that their general
health depends upon their kidneys and
h1t" found Warmers safe kidney and
Liver Remedy r'liabl" family msdi.
cine Forty years ago u was named
safe because u ~ SAFE absolutely:
'uuilixiug the work ~ both the Kidneys
and iiV'r Satisfactory results arc uh.
hin'd iu ih" most sever" eases and D.
o. snld l' lnndu Drug Company aud
Hll leading druggists \ sample sent
"n receipt ~ ten cents. Warmers SAFE
l;"u'a.'s 90. Dept sii. Rochester.
New Work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15

tn" primary has come and gone and
lgnin The state Is settling down o. the
.'lsv job ~ returning the greatest Dem.
.'raiic majority ever pnllel IN Texas
IN IN" fall elections Mr. N'ff was
elected hy ~ barge q ma jority that Tow
VII hHV' the t"mritv or spleen to iy
m any manner 10 rob him ~ thc full
Wuits ~ hi victory Tho News did not
D. ii'V" that De- was The hest man fui
III" chirf 'NecUiiv. - T"Vas bat ouf
Judgment hrs ~ IN 80 outwrirhcd that
~ brhnsitsiiugh accept the verdict
and Wj'i srpport Mr. N,ff with the tru.
b'Tu,- spirit There ~ no bitter.
Ness l'u from the cainpaign insofar 40
'y" Know and m" beet Interests 81 the
Marty and god government a.. served
niN hv RI united support f"r th- numi-
noes. Thu News huis-s Mr. N.fl will
uIrrisv his most uur,l"nting critics hy
uuk.rs tho best governor Texas has
hId sine" jim itorg. Clarendon N,ws
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15

.nd this. by the usual OF bonds
IN the sum oi Sioo.ooo recently
| is assured. making certain the
fact that Nmarillo will IN future
h. prepared 10 house iiN great
convrntion, IN a most >aii,iac-
tory manner!
Good. hard-Suriaccd roads have
also been assured by the issual Of
bonds some months ago These
will make il more pleasant Tor
those who desire 90 live short
way from town IL will aid ~
populating the county and viii
bring TN the price Of land.
The Board OF CITY Development
j. even now Investigating a plan
for greatly increasing the city,
supply oi pure water 20 take care
~ the conmunityS growing
needs. This step Is essential ~
industries are to- be supplied IN
tho future.
Khlya shrine. iu,, instituted.
has brought about a renewal oi
interest m the construction of q
great Masonic teiuplc N Nina
rillo. Amarillo j. now the rec
ogniycd center oi Masonic aciiyl-
ties in all this section oi the state
and Of eastern New McVico TIN,
draw, directly the attention OF
thousands OF people To- TIN, city
a, least twice each wear. when the
ceremonial, are held here.
The ground work Tor q great
city has been laid. and with the
native push and ability oi 4, pro.
gre,siyc citizen, a, an asset. v,
believe IL development viii b,
swift and certain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15

When kidney dissuses have h"'n suc
~fsfuliv rt,atod fnr Wriud 81 munr
Than forty years. 10 b. tcisHnahl" To- uE.
sum" that N" rotn.-lv therefor must
ToSs"ss unusual merit such b. the &C..
markahle r'cmd ~ Warmers SAFE hid.
n'y and LAYER l.om'iN. Without It's
ability ~ give relief and benefit -
users 80 that ihry Wuuld rpniinu" its
usr % could not have existed 80
mouths much less ~ years - IT, en-.
viahl" record MANY letters htV" c0in'
4" us 90 prove that Il has been q house
hid remedy fpr wears and wears. Here
is what IN" grateful wonun has recent.
~ written
Il wish 10 slv that YOUR remedies
hly" been used in our family Tor iit,eu
Years W" are never without % bottle
n Watner's SAFE KdHrr and Liver
Remedy in uur home. anil % hlH Sitsd
many dprtor's hll o. is O. wonderful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
Ipaeh in Progress.

Tho VIII" were in Amarillo last
rhursdlN. whether rs PARTICIPANTS ~
%, ciainfs '' the khilu Shiin's initial
ceremonial viii agrrt that the iuialla
on - the new temple ln Amarillo IL
ithoui doubt an cpe in m. nrogr, 20
{ the entire Panhandle. une hundred
"lrs from 10 historians viii BE- ahl,
1fnc measure o. calculate the faight,
dyHnaE.s ~ the shrine T,milc 10
be- Panhandle. bat not until tho emo
time and the srrulls ir. oi.nrd will
he Fun effects fuf good be- known
thiNa Temple h. not merely sn ANA
DO Institution but belongs Co. every
art ~ thu Panhandle and every part
{ the Panhandle has had worthy part
% her masking MAY kh.ya Temps
FD.p'r hy.nd 40 expectations ant
nay thousands 81 weary SONS ~ th,
lcs-rt iluu rest and recreation IN h'f
lasIutanlr precincts Clarendon News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
Win THE STATE PRESS.
+4%%@+++++4++ 4
M Iliamr

tn" i,puhictns ,AIm tn have %
haurg o. uin boz Texas uOlItC- thi.
Wr \ half million voters dl not ~
&c tn bvm" r,tiC primaries this wear
aa,Ns manager intimntps that an tf
az VIII D. made a. kc.p tn Bailey
ulluWcis uut IT thu g,n,ul clrciiun this
az ln ufdr tu h.at Pat N,ff The
im.r.can PARTY claims a. hav. e girun..
ilpning in South T'NaS u would H.,
g'-si thing for ToXls uoliirf u an.
Fhe party did have q strong follow ing
n ~" state. Bui the Republican pariv
chasing n."ting nnries when b.
Wagn's Texas going Republican b.
.nralil county News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
AMARILLO'S FUTURE

Amarillo Is preparing To- lay The
ground work Tor great ci'y.
heart OF the West. 81 the riches,
undeveloped country IN al tho
world.
Natural gas i, already pos
sesSed in abundance. IN greater
qraniity than the city can con.
sumo in scores Of wears.
This has resulted in ucgo,i.
ations for Smel,crs. tick PLAN /,
end other manufacturing c. corn.
wh;ch must have cheap fuel Mud
these. as they are e,,abi',hr !
here. will. one by one. bring INTO
the city thousands OF pcopi- from
every quarter OF the nation sal
aried people who viii spend their
money in Amarillo.
To become convention city. y
has been long realized that /:
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u mis- CI.iB To MEET
TODAY NJ iIiRNEl NOT ~.

Plans f", the hotter entertainment ~
ihr club VIII De- discussed at m. meet
INK ct IA" kiw1nians az their weekly
mc"llug and luncheon today az noon
u the Harvey Ilnusr. The meeting will
hr q general dirccims meeting.