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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
AMARILLO ELEVEN
DEFEATS DALHART
TEAM, SCORE $40
FIVE TOUCHDOWN MADE ~ HAY
DEN, WHO RAN a. NAiDS
FOR 4 SCORE.

Playing In the rain and upon n muddy
field. the Amarillo High School football
eleven hung up a victory ~ 81 to IN
their game with the Dnlhart High
School team yesterday afternoon nj 4
o'clOck The game had been called f1r
o'clock. but upon the arrival ~ the
hour announced the game was held NJ
IN hope that the rain would stop
failing.
An men on the Amarillo team were
fiars IN Yesterdays game, and before
the end every substitute ON the tcapl
had played "a portion of the game. Fea'
lures were made by Hayden who mad
five touchduwns. and hy Moore Hudson
who ndded two scores io his recori
Others making touchdOwns were DicR
Biyins. Bob Johnson and Allen Dawson.
one of Haydcn's tOucheuwns was made
In the firft five minutes of play when
he ran ~ yards for the score
Despite the defeat the Dalhart mon
+wcro In good ,'irlts from the beginnin;
~ the game. and never once shovel
figns of u desire Ia Civ" up. Good
playing by the visitors was IN evidence
an through the game. hut they simply
were OuiclaSci by the locals The Dat
hart boys also uutweighed the Amarillo
lads several pounds.
Tint the Amarillo men had had inst
class training. was one 81 the most ctl'
dent features of the game. Before the
pening - the season, and after. th"N
have been put through gruclllng prac.
tees by Coach l.. q. Sarrsficld. AMI
.aoir hard training In line plunging AMI
drf,ns, CGupled with their ability Ia
nut over freak and combination plays
has proved q winner for them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31

ihor' VIM han ftHu accounts 81
Centres wolaerful work against Har.
ward n week ago. especially IN the first
two periods. could not feel as they
watched today's game that the same
team was IN action here.
The dashing atiaFk that had enrned
the praises Of northern critics crumpled
up tlmS ard again before the Tech.
line. One striking example ~ this was
IN the last period when Captain Nc.
Millin made three desperate drives
against the line In an Effort for one
touchdown.
McMillin's forward passes outdld any.
thing Of the kind sssn here In many
years. Fersi battered down two oi
them and his long run for a touch.
down was the result ~ grabbing an.
Other out 81 the air. Centres most ef
fcctive use of the aerial attack proved
10 be- In short passes.
Teen 80, the jump az the start when
after failure 60 accomplish anything IN
bucks nnd end runs both team had ~.
sorted To pun,ing followed by a goal
Techs c,St scores Aoro touch.
downs. for a score on a safety was
later ruled touch hack. In tho nee.
ond period Barron. start 81 the game.
found a hoieiin right tackle and dashed
" yards ana across the goal line.
Finchcr kicked the goal
fcrst made the second touchdown On
u coward run In the third period after
Snaiching ON" 81 McMilling long for.
ward passes out ~ the air.
25.yard end run by Flowers In no.
turnin. IA short punt and smashing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
, FOOTBALL RESULTS
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by Associated Press.

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At Ilavergrd. Pa.-ursinus. J: Hayer.
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AT dianapolis-Iiutlcr. 30. Georg,'
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
Rice Team Was Easy
Mark for Longhorns

Wy hHsnNtuNu lfNhhs
HOUSTON. oct. aO.--Texas Uniyer.
,ity. uutilaying the Rice Institute team
n practically every department ~ tn"
famc. Non today by the srorc OF q
10 o.
The RE" team was unable To solve
ho forward uass formation u the long.
horns.
Grady Watsin. az qunrter. was tn
Individual star of the Texas team.
McCallum tore of u siXty.yard run
lft,r intcrcopting forward pass.
Tines and Mccullough also played
well FOR Texas.
Rice only made one first down by
straight football. while Texas was held
fur downs on few instances.
The teams were evenly matched af
Gar as weight was concerned
The largest crowd which ever wit
messed a football game say the con
test. ono thousand Texas ruoicrs cam,
here on special train.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31

In Hawaii Il has been found that
weeds can be Kept down in sugar
plantations by covering the fields with
uaueg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
WAYLAND COLLEGE TOOK
GAME FROM CLARENDON
Special % The News.
nI AINNsTIsNts

PLAlNVIEw. oct. aO.-waylan,,
College took today's game from the Char.
rndon team, the E'rre being q Ia 10
clarendon made one touchdown ana
<ickcd goal In the first quarter. In ~,
second quarter Waylnnd made tive
touchdowns. and Clarendon one. hut
failed a. kick goal In the third. In the
third quarter Wayland made her final
touchdown.
The last quarter was slow and marcel
by much squnhbling and was played N
darkness and rain.
Makemorc Of wayland was the only
individual star.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
Baylor Defeated By
Pirates, Score 10
By Associated Press.

WACO. oct. 3O--Playng good de-.
fcnsive hall and taking advantage 81
all tho breaks, the Southwestern Pirates
defeated the Baylor Bears this after,
noon at the Cotton Palace by the scoic
81 60 0. The pirates score came In
The first quarter when they blocked q
punt hy Whitman and recovered It 81
haylor's two.yard line. Campbell. quar-
tcfback for Southwestern. carried tho
hill over In two downs Tor the only
score OF the game.
For the ishors. Campbell was tc
star Of the gni'N. ToGm. playing right
tackle. also did some good work. Fey
The Bears. pittman was the shining
light. lie was a consistent ground
talner and played stellar defensive ball
Collins and Dotson also played good
Ter the bears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
Austrian Assembly
Safeguards Workers
Of Press Fraternity
By Assoeiaisd Pres.

/ NY AktoclAtfd irtfh.
! VIENNA. Oct. 30.-ORy Main-Ry an
act at the National Assembly. the news
paper fraternity ~ Austria II gwen
special standing In its relation 20 em.
pluy,rs Members ~ the news depart.
n.cnts ~ papers always have enjoyed
tn customary legal protection ~ re-
CARDS notice of dlschargt. vacations
and similar matters hut the new law
sets them aIurt with unusual safe.
guards.
The act covers editors editorial writ.
,fy artists ard reporters engaged on u
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II also provides Cor increased pay at IN.
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Vacation Guaranteed
ono months annual leave " gunran.
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The employer ~ compelled 90 paw
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ter tie political policy the cmpioyc can
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31

MCLEAN. Tex. oct. 3o.-iNa well
tough, game of football AZ Mclean 60.
DAY, the Mclean Cow PunchetS defeated
- randon College. 20 0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
TEXAS AGGIES DEFEATED
OKLAHOMA: SCORE % TO 4

SALTWATER. okla, oct So
driving attack. led by Captain Mahnn.
and backed by Higginbotham. Wier AMI
Morris. was too formidable for the Of.
lahoma Aggles who. fighting desperate
IS during every minute " long drnwi..
nut struggle. were forced To- yield five
louchdowns and az many kicked goats
10 the Texas ATgics here today In the
annual homecoming day game for the
oklahoma alumni. The game closed:
Texas Aggies. 80: Oklahoma AgEics. q.
Ia the first minute ~ play the
Texans scored touchdown when Ma.
han wiggled across the line after Wicr
had carried the hall tn striking distance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
T. c. u. Won Close
Game With Phillips

ny NEGOTIATED fress.
FORT WORTH. Oct. 30--Ackor's per
feet drop Kick from the 3b'yard line IN
N. second quarter was the only score
~ the gene between Phillips and 7 g
90. here today and enabled T. &. l. 4
win. 3 90 q. and keen iis seasons rccor
u wins unbruken. The Christian tacf.'
not cnly made the score. but placed hi'
team IN scoring position hy rccoverlr'
4 Phillips tumble just previously 70 hi'
uccessful attempt for field goal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
CHAMPION FEATHERWEICIT EAGER
TO GET MATCH HERE THIS SEASON


Vernon Breedlove of Corsicana. Tex.
champion lcatherwclght wrestler Of the
world. has issued "A chnllcngc for au
corners up 10 1879 pounds. offering to
put up any part ~ 81 600 as side purse
and the winner 10 take all Of the gate
receipts.
lreedoye also offers to wrcstlc am
man over i33 pounds IN a handicap
bout for any portion uf the gate o..
coipts lie states he would be williu;
tn match such bout with Bert VII
loughby ~ Houston, who has wrcstlrd
several times hi amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
HEREFORD AND VEGA
PLAY AGAIN To TIE
FORMER TEAM MAKES ITS SINGI q
TOT CHlWMN WITH SIXTY
SECONDS TO SPARE.

HEREFORD. oct. 3O.-For the sec.
ond time this season the Hereford High
School and Vegas crack eleven played
"a tie. tnday's game being holly con.
tested IN a sea OF mud and water and
concluding with the score 10 g. Tm
previous game. played three weeks ago.
resulted In no score being made by
either side.
u. Morris made the single touchdown
for Vega In the third quarter this aft.
, ernOon. Dot AN attempt 20 ksk goat
failed. Iicrefurd's touchdown was made
in the fourth quarter. with bat ski,
minutes 81 play left on a forward pass,
Ackor Ia lowell. II was dark and goal
Aas missed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
GEORGIA TECH. ADMINISTERED
STUNNING DEFEAT TO CENTRE
COLLEGE, SCORE BEING "a TO 0
nv TJIT. AssocrArrn pprea

ATLANTA Ga Oct sOGeorgla Techs golden
tered stunning defeat today
pinE up three ouchdown and field ganl for -
The howe to
tumbles which costly Ia u Tech.
Tech had oil off, dayw
football Hardly 10 Interfere with pun
ing Seats had been provided for $4,000 persons
spectators all
the 10 hack h,
very rush o. Their own eleven against The Kentucky
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31

cla!n. the samc privileges rs " III pa
pr, had been spl. In ease 81 disp1''
"a rrblira:iun court ~ provided IL
two members reinr chosen by the Tnit
les affected. the mn a. be mchh"i
Il the National assembly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
nounclly lie d. Northern Pacific

ST. PAUL. MINI. October 20
charles Donnclly Of 81. Paul. exceed
live vicc.prrsidcnt. yesterday Was
elected prcsidcn, ~ the Northern Pa.
rlfic railway ~ meeting 81 the board
Il directors In New York. according
"a word received here.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-07
RED CROSS NURSE
DIES IN PAUPER WARD
CBy the Associated Press y


Chicago. Feb. THE identity of a
beautiful young woman who served as
a Red Cross nurse at Fort Sheridan
during the war, and who died in a
paupcr'S ward at the county HOSPITAL
was a mystery tOdai.
William s. Otis, field director for
the Red Cross at Fort Sheridan. said
the Red Cross would pay the young
woman's burial expenses,
Many soldiers and sailors, including
a prominent club man and lawyer OF
Louisville, Ky. with whom she had
under the name Of Val
erie Hamilton, were notified OF her
death. but none OF them knew of her
past one said she was exceptionally
we'll educated. clever aEd refined.
The woman came to Chicago from
WauHegan about the time the war be
gan. Search of an apartment she OC-
cupied there revealed the only per
Sonal effect she lief. was a copy of 4
of Alexander Hamilton.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-07
MAN WHO FOUND HIS
WIFE TENDING BAR
GRANTED A DIVORCE
MANY MISSILES FIGURE IN TESTi-
MoNY GIVEN IN COURT TODAY
BY RESIDENT OF CEDAR POINT

Iron pokers, flat irons, broom
silks, shina cups, and other house
hold articles were employed b. Mrs.
Margaret Dheur as weapons OF com
bat to show here wifely affection ac-
c0rding To her husband. Frank J. De
hur OF Cedar Point, who obtained Il
divorce in the Circuit Court today.
The husband made charge Of cruelty
and habitnal drunkenness.
He claimed that shortly after their
marriage. which took place May II.
1913 in Cedar Point, his bride started
drinking liquors. For two years be-
fore their separation, ON April -,
1919, he claims that she was drunk
almost continually. a violent temper
and her refusal to prepare his meals,
were other charges.
The husband alleges that on Octo-
Der l.. 1917 she struck him violent
blow on the head, In August OF the
same year, he contends she struck
him over the head with flat iron.
and on another occasion she attempt
ed to hit him on the head with an
iron poker. Throwing cups at him
and striking him with broom, were
other methods used to show her will
ingness To love, honor and obey
He told Of turning all his money
over 10 her on each pay day but said
that instead OF spending it for neccs'
sary articles for him and his 5-year
old daughter Helen, she would spend
ii for drink.
In April. she went to Cherry to re-
side with her mother, he said, and in
Way when he went to visit their child
he found Mrs. Dheur behind the bar
intoxicated. assisting her mother in
caring for the saloon, and the little
girl playing on the floor,
The suit was started August IS,
1919 but as the wife could not be To-
Gated to be served with summons. it
was necessary to continue 1t over
from the October term until The Jan
uary court term.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-07
STORM CONTINUES TO
SWEEP NEW ENGLAND
NV the Assoclated Press. }

Washington, Feb. High winds
and SHOWS continued today in north
ern New England. The weather bll-
reau announced that the storm which
has swept the north Atlantic coast for
the greater par. Of the week should
pass beyond the range of the United
States tonight It's center is now over
Halifax and it is moving eastward.
No severely cold weather will follow
in the wake of the storm, said the gov
eminent torecaster Tempera ,ureS
Today in New England and elsewhere
along the coast We're slightly below
the freezing point,
New England is unGer the heaviest
blanket of snow of the winter, the fan
in some places measuring more than
two feet. The snowfall has ceased in
New York State and southwark, bu.
there We're local SHOWS today in the
middle west. There was no well
marked disturbance in that section, it
was said.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-07
MICHAEL KERRIGAN
FOR COMMISSIONER

An announcement OF considerable
Importance to the town OF Ottawa and
one that concerns every property
owner and citizen alike. Il position
that cannot easily be filled is the
Office of Township Highway CoInmis-
sioner and who will fill it.
Our town has been particularly
fortunate in having ii man on this JOB
who has filled the position admirably
and man who has always been open
to suggestions for the improving and
betterment Of highways. Mr.. Kerri.
gan, who is just finishing his term
under the new law, has announced
himself TO again become a candidate
for this office. And the voters OF tnis
community will greet the announce
ment with satisfaction, as Mr.. KERR
gan has made good In every III.
stance he has been vigilant in the
building and improving Of the high.
ways in Ottawa township.
Mr.. Kerrigan does not claim %
know il all, but his experience in road
making particularly fits him for this
position. He will be a candidate in
the Democratic primaries when held,
and ii ability and good citizenship
count for anything, Mr.. kerrigan will
be triumphantly returned To this Of
lice, The highway leading into the
city on Ottawa avenue is Il piece Of
work that merits the attention OF hun
dredS OF the people who drive over
This popular highway every day in the
year. Mr.. kerriganS' new system in
township work is that every man
must do a days WORK for Il days pay
ana has made a wonderful success.
Every man employed by the township
is checked in and checked out, and he
is paid FOX just he hours he gives to
the township. This system has been
adopted and will be continued should
Mr.. kerrigan be elected Voters o,
all parties alike agree that Mr.. KERR.
gan has delivered the goods, and he
surely deserves to be returned to the
office Of the Highway Commissioner
OF Ottawa township
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-07
CHARGES "WOBBLIES"
PLOTTED CENTRALIA.
WASH. SLAUGHTER
By the Associated PressJ

Montesano Wash, r'eb, Exist
ence OF conspiracy 10 shoot down
marchers in the lcntrala armistice
day parade Last November was al
legged in County Attorney Herman
Aliens opening statement today TO
the jury which is trying eleven al
legged Industrial Workers Of the World
charged with the fatal Shootines Four
former service men We're slain, but
the men on trial are specifically
charged with the murder of Warren
o. Grimm.
The evidence viii SHOW AlleG
said, that all the defendants partiCi
pated in Il conspiracy TO kill eX-sery-
ice men that while some OF them dil
not actually shoot and Kill ex-soldiers,
nevertheless. they We're present, aid
ing, abetting, encouraging and coun-
tenancing such conspiracy, and had
helped Eian the same, and actually
particlpa ed III carrying out such
plans that all the defendants were
present and assisted in carrying out
such conspiracy except Elmer Smith,
their lawyer, who. though not present,
did devise. encourage. aid, counsel
and abet the defendants in their un-
lawful conspiracy, which resulted in
murder
The county attorney described in
detail an alleged meeting held by the
defendants Nov. 8, the Sunday prior
to the tragedy, at which, he declared.
plans for arming and distributing the
men who could shoot were discussed
and decided upon, Allen said that
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-07
LOCAL SIS
NEWS 1AA

Rev. n. Wilson of Streator, who
has been conducting services at the
Illinois Avenue Evangelical Church,
left today for his home in Streator.
Miss Louise Pickens, who Is attend.
ing school at the liniversit; Of Hi
nOis. returned today after Il visit II
the home OF her cousin, Miss Jane
Peck, in South Ottawa township,
Mrs. Scott Cleye and daughter
Rosamond and son Scot Jr. of South
Ottawa lett today for trDana for 4
visit with the formers mother, Mrs.
Kosamond Haynes.
Miss Ethel Patterson went to Chi
cage today after spending lhe past
several weeks at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson,
and other Ottawa relatives.
Miss Anna Jacks OF Christie street
is visiting friends in Chicago.
Miss Marie Jacobs, who is attend
ing the Academy Of Fine Arts IN thi'
cago, is spending the week end at the
home of her sister, Mrs. stephen Pat
terson, on Ottawa avenue.
Mrs WILDER Grimes has returned
to her home in Pontiac after visit
at the home OF Mrs. +. J, Kelly on
East superior street.
Arthur Dunaway of st Louis. arriv-
ed in Ottawa today Tor visit with
his sisters, Mrs. e. f.. Knapp ana
Miss Eta DunaWay.
Mrs. c. +. Knapp of Prospect ave
nue.. arrived home today, after spend
n Lnynr1l woke I'm the
South
Mrs. r. r. Officer has returned to
her home in Winnebago, MINI. after
a six weeks visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Reed.
Mrs. c. Green has returned to her
home on West Madison street after
attending the funeral of her mother
in Chicago.
Mrs. John Pillion Of Wallace town.
ship has moved into the f. j. Kelly
residence on East Superior street,
which She recently purchased.
Miss Florence Brady, who recently
entered the Morris hospital to take a
nurses training course visited friends
here yesterday.
VI ~h'll w hIlt VI W Isl qua W al
went to Rock Island today TO spend
the week end visiting relatives.
Attorney A, II. Shay Of Streator was
an Ottawa visitor today
Mrs. b. X. Osborne of New York is
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
c. Green on West Madison street.
Senator Thurlow Essington of
Streator transacted business in Otta-
wa today.
Attorney W. G. Jones of Streator
transacted business in Ottawa today.
Attorney Oscar Hoberg of Peru
transacted business in Ottawa today.
Miss Anne Hathaway of Webster
street went to Streator this afternoon
for visit with friends.
J. A. Guam OF sheridan, was an OF
tawa visitor yesterday.
George Welsh attended the basket.
ball game in StreatOr and visited
friends in Eagle township last even
ing.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-07
MONDA ROSE DENIES
SHE STOLE $4,000
lRy the Assoclatec tress }

Chicago. Feb. MOnda Rose. once
Il So a week cashier. who until re.
Gently divided her time as a member
Of one of Chicagos wealthy social
sets, came back from Canada today to
explain a shortage OF $4,000 in the
accounts OF the company for which
she worked. A detective accompan-
led her, She was turned over TO the
states at orney for investigation.
Rose. I'm willing to face it. ! have
prolited some but not in an Illegal
manner. If there's any money miss
ing sCmebod; else has it. | haven't ="