Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27


rnlauor NJ Washington w. de,pr
" thai a." cntilumor should organ.
go ana oirlniyc strongly " hey cN
r,ct 10 s"i justice io'. thom llo
pra isrd S,l1i0r ei,ndri,k for hi-
work In h'hllf nf The 1i,iHm0u ~
he nation
judge COWin told briefly at The
reconstruction period being faced ny
The railroads. e. m" great labor
demands being made OF the ua'd ~
more new equipment lntIua.tr
freight car. ana mono irarkarn ~
ala thpt % IN of these thing ar
accomplished md in addition ouor-
mous wage demand. granted tE'
public should expect tu piy tho biii
ihrourh increased freight rate,
Prof ] Warren Smith ~ the
United states No.iurr Bureau.
Washington. made an interesting
address upuu tpe part that this
bureau play, in Attain, &c. said In
part
There ar, certain we'll defined
laws that are recognized Ir runuDc.
zion with the weather u our uu.
iudr The first BIS that weather con.
dii.On, move from the west toward
th. east, second thar the wind blows
toward areas at low pressure and
away from areas OF high pressure
third that areas OF luN pressure are
usually CLOUDY ana stormy and areas
of high pressure are usual accom-
panied hy clear skies
1t Is we'll known that In the win
ter time whore there is an active
low pressure or storm area moving
eastward across the lower Mssissip-
p Valley ur dlong the Gulf coast
and At the same time an eNtcnsiy.
area OF high barometer spreading
down from the Comedian Northwest.
Ne NAV b" quic sure that q Norther
viii sweep down from the Northwest
over the Great Plain well 10 the
Cult coast. and that the Mississippi
VALLEY viii soon b. IN the grip OF
q cold wave. which IN another day or
two will spread % the Atlantic coast.
The United States has been di-
NiGcd into five well defined forecast
districts with forecast center at
Washington. Chicago. san Francis.
co. Denver and New orleans. ~.
Illustrate hy map These places re-
,ciyc more complete reports than
the other stations. and the fore.
casters are men Who have demon.
straied from long experience that
they are tho best forecasters in the |
Weather Bureau
Immediately upon the receipt OF
the last reports those forccasters be-
Kin making the forecasts OF rain or
fair weather. warmer or colder
weather OF storms gales. cold |
waves. etc. Tor every section uf their |
district This Information Is AZ once
tclcgraphed 10 every place OF import
ancc 10 the country. and from these
points the Information is further
distributed by mail. telephone and
telegraph 10 almost every village
and town.
The special warnings Of cold
waves. or heavy storms. or sleet. or
'Norihcr usually accompany these
regular twice daily forecasts when |
hey are 50 included the local OF. /
iicials Immediately telegraph or tele-
phone 20 long list ~ men especially |
For example. when con.
litions nnfavorable for stock are |
issued AZ New Orleans. or Chicago. !
or Denver, or san Francisco the |
forecasts are accompanied hy the |
words. Notify Siockmen
The local officials at Houston
and Amarillo and all IA. other sta. ]
lions at once telegraph ~ telephone |
10 all parts of the district. where ar.
have been made Ia Give |
m" warnings 10 local stockmen. Tn. |
map vii show the points 20 witch \
warnings unfatorahls for stock are |
nov being teleTrsphed a. Goyorn.
m"nt expense A each ~ thes. |
places arrangements have been made /
beforehand 10 distribute the warn. |
.nrs 90 the men interested
u 10 90 this point who're stock. !
men Ia general can b. of service 10 1
ih' ms"lv's For example. the warn. /
ina. II cold sayes or heavy snow |
1r rain Wi'h h!sh winds ana rapidly /
iaillns temperature afr being teir. |
srspArf tn " ! kltnFrf. at Plain, |
. irt IrAas. % Go,riumrui rApensr /
Y Be- it0u up 90 ihr sinekmeu or |
lihrf n that tltuiif Nho ar Dol.
'rtrs'Hi io ARRANGE o. have NaruIngs |
nas.ed Un io them ihr reformation |
p iher' READY Iur eafh .uaNlduai i0 |
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