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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05

In the meanwhile the McAdoo
forces, having succeeded in check
ing the desertions from the McAdoo
colu't u late Saturday, were openly
decla1 .ng that their men would
forge to the front again today.
Boosters for Cox, who went ahead
of Palmer and McAdoo on Saturday
were living in hopes that the grad
ual gains made by their candidate
Saturday would be continued to-
day and that the desertions to the
Cox fold would become SO marked
as to cause situation such as that
which resulted in the selection of
Harding at the republican conven-
ton at Chicago.
Among the dark horses mentioned
most prominent this morning were
Ambassador Davis, Senator Glass,
Senator Owen, Homer Cummings,
Brainbridge Colby and Vice Presi-
dent Marshall.
Although Bryans hopes had been
centered in Owen, it was said this
morning that the Nebraskan was
expected to trot out few more
select candidates whom it was hoped
the convention might stampede for.
Administration leaders declared
there was no significance, other
than impatience of the delegates,
III the two ballots cast for President
Wilson Saturday night. A third
term was lot looked upon seriously,
at this stage of the convention.
Chairman Robinson is declared
to be seeking some way in which to
break the deadlock. He is reported
to have declared that, if neither of
the leading candidates develops the
necessary two-thirds majority today
and tonight brings no changes in
the deadlock something will have
to be done to bring about a ,nomi-
nation on Tuesday.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05
Irish Regiments in British Army
in India Reuolt, Say Dispatches

London, July 5.-Outbreaks of
the Sim sfeincrs in Ireland against
British rule, are having their echoes
among the irish troops in the
British army in India, according to
cable dispatches received here from
the far east.
One report states that on July 2,
practically all of the enlisted men
and non-commissioned officers of Il
battalion of Connaught Rangers, sta
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05
Officials Seek Mother of Babe
Found Dead in South Side Alley

Duggau's undertaking parIors. II is
thought that the mother, driven by
poverty, took the child to IL piav>
where She thought it would be fo;ln0
by passersby, and returning later,
and finding it dead, was seized with
fear of discovery and took it to the
alley, where it was found. EXamina-
ton indicated that tho child had
been dead for several days. The
newspaper carried the date Of
july l.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05

toned in the Punjab at JlIllunder.
mutined after they had received
news of the disturbances in Erin.
Another dispatch stated that at
Solan, Simla, another detachment of
Irish troops also mutined. Both
dispatches stated the British mili-
tary authorities in India had taken
promote and drastic measures 60
prevent the spread of the reYolt.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05

search is being made for the young
man, but thus far no further clues
have appeared as to his whereabouts
1t is thought Lawson may have suf-
fered lapse of memory and wall
dered aimlessly away. The fact that
no suffering aphasia person has been
reported, gives the case a grave as
peCt
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05

Lying in an alley at the rear of
1915 Warren avenue, and wrapped
in a newspaper, tic outside Of which
WAS covered with mud, the body Of
an infant girl was found yesterday
afternoon by j. N. Dcschane, resi-
dent ut the address given.
The call for the police by the
finder was answered by Detective
LarlSin, who is working on the case.
Coroner Holland also Investigated
the case and the body was taken to
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05
.vANDERVEER THROWN IN.
JAIL BY "H|CK' POLICE
Especial to The Bulletin.)

Astoria, Ore, July 5.-Attempt-
ing to address picnic of working
men here yesterday, George F. Van
derveer, noted counsel and defender
of the workers in the west, was ar
rested on a charge of resisting an
officer. Chief of Police Carlson
stated that he had warned Wander
veer not to- attempt to deliver his
speech. According to the chief,
many of those present "wore red
ribbons and distributed /. w. w.
literature" Vanderveer was re-
leased on bond and left for Port
land shortly after his arrest.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05
Especial United Press Wire. J


San Francisco, July 5.--Vice pres
idential candidates are being quietly
boosted with the approach of the
final decisive ballot for democratic
presidential nominee. Although not
an avowed candidate for the vice
presidency, Governor Smith of New
York is sure to have a strong fol-
lowing.
Friends of Secreatry of Agri-
culture Meredith are making a
strong bid for the nomination, and
Victor Murdoch, former progressive
leader, is receiving considerable at
tention.
General Tyson of Tennessee is be-
ing advocated as a man who will
attract the soldier vote. Former
Senator J. Hamilton Lewis of Illi-
nos is another potential candidate.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05

is thought that he was also the vic
tim of an attack of walking typhoid
He was last seen June 2S at about 8
p. m He is described as follows:
Age rs years, height feet l inches,
weight about 16O pounds, fair COM
plexion, blue eyes, pompadour hair,
Wore a dark suit and gray hat with
light band, and pointed tan shoes, A
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05
independence Day
Is Fittingly Observed In Butte

Whether it dead or merely dorman the Esprit
evidence in Butte yesterday today few
flags adornng business houses the hands the Credit
association, few szzIers the hands of few boys
giant recrackers exploded by few adults with few dea
up, in few Words and with few exceptions Eutte's
rbution observance Of the Fourth Of ua day set aside
y the lawmakers Of years long past to the birth
United States America the and of the free and the
home Of the brave"
The spirit of capitalism replaced the spirit of '76 in Butte
yesterday today evident in the uIIen faces Of the
lining the sidewalks who have not been driven
other fields in search Of empoyment it evident in the
of the and children Of the workers who ourneyed
the outlying parks seeking relief from the dull grey deafness
of city under the socaed "Amercan pan it evident
in the somber faces of the people who invaded the dance
a in the hope OF forgetting temporarily that they reside in
city wherein the gnen reign supreme, and wherein the stool
Pigeon baIot-box suffer- the murderer the rap the
editorial enc Of the kept the corrupt and vena de-
generates occupy official POSITIONS referred to
the ctys best citzenry.
Everywhere Butte, every of the day and night
everything and everybody, the spirit of the tmethe spirit
of capitalism-prevaed. somber subdued
spirit as spirit which submits taneIy to the slaughter
of workers; the spirit which submits with little
elections; the spirit which, sIaveike bows
its head waits for the masters knout to descend it the
spirit which supneIy admits that it has purpose fe
rights to mantain and will to assert than has
an Egypton mummy.
Over under surrounding through spirit capital
all pervading in Butte yesterday dominated the
people, permeated the ozone apowerfu and
mastering, triumphant, omnipotent; disputed it,
questioned it's right rue dared to whis
fper that Butte of the of
the brave"
The Fourth Of Juy the Day of independence passed quietly
in Butte; celebration because there nothing
celebrate; there killings and dynamtings, be-
Wall had ordained; there lynch
ngs, disputed the right Of capitalism to
and the people Of Butte shall ive say how and
when they shall die.
Be,s observance of Jndependence Dav was apropo it was
keeping times symbolic of the system which
today almost without protest, in Russia,
Ireland few other remote places, and in West Virginia,
where deputy sheriffs killed by miners mbued with
the "Spirit of '7e."
spirit 76 abide in Butte at present. at least
there have been visible signs Of in recent years. and the
any celebration entirely fittng it acknow
edgment spirit 1920 the spirit of capitasm and
that the Esprit Of '76" is dead-or dormant.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05
Goodman Lawson Missing From His
Home Since June 28, Is Reported

Much 4 CONSERVATION has been
caused among people of the South
Side as a result of the sudden dis
appearance, on June %, of Goodman
Lawson, overseas veteran, from the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Lawson, 2217 Ash street.
The young man was suffering from
shell-shock received in France, and it
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05
TWENTY SECOND BALLOT.
Especial to The Bulletin.)

Auditorium, San Francisco, July
5.-The last ballot taken by the
democratic convention delegates
Saturday night, just before adjourn
ment until this morning was the
twenty-second. 1t was as follows:
Cox, 430; McAdoo, 372h; Palm
er, 1861; Davis, So; Owen, 35;
Wilson, g.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05
Many Thousands Turn Out to Hear
Wheeler and McCusker Make Talks
(Special to the RulIetin.)


Mluskcr
a
the crOWd
Among parties at
4 Avonlale and in exces of at
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05
ATTEMPT TO Be MADE TO
BREAK DEADLOCK NOW ON
AT SAN FRANCISCO TODAY
Especial to The Bulletin. J

San Francisco July 5-prevols to the reconvcning this
morning Of the democratic convention delegates,
rife to possible landslide among the delegates for
dark horse candidate of breaking the deadlock The
soN Of the deadlock preventing the selection of either Of
the three leading candidates, this morning gave indication
of having been broken.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-07-05

(Coutinued on Page SKI
Evening star., 1920-02-07

Ncsr SELL MY PASSENGER KiesEL Sc
DAN AT ONCE: IN Splendid CONDITION:
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. AP-
PLY 1903 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-07

AUTOMOBILES 1o1 sAIk ETC.
AUTOMOBILES WANTBD-Centlnue
SOMEBODY WANTS YOUR CAR.
(And We know whc.)
Many names on our waiting list for all makes
OF carr.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE,
n. edlG. T. =. Gaddesa. Sales Mxr. 1214 st.
SELL AUTOMOBILES BY AUCTION HvkRH
Saturday. II noon. A quick and satisfActefy
method. No sale. NO charge. Cars lieted BE-
fore Thursday advertised free. 'wESCH.
LER."- 02O "a. ave. n.N. Phone Maia lze:.
Ever, "wednesday! 1880 pm. You esn
PUBLIC AUCTION RALE OF AUTOS.
Capital City Garage, 4i0-4le sth st. a.w.
REAL sEkvICE
There are eight good reasons Why W car
promptly sell your car. Our opportunity to
show II 10 easily 20 to your 1. See Mr. vail.
CAPITAL CITY GARAGE, 40 9Th ct. NV.
ACTO REPAIRING.
SCORED or cracked cylinders repaired no re.
boring necessaty. Repairing in Ali Its branches.
Carbon burned ]. B. Robinson. rear l114k
18th st. NV. Phone Franklin 1867. 90
Evening star., 1920-02-07

FOKDS-1QKDS-FORDS
Why bs1 Q see1oB AaaA eas wAea Sss eas
~ ss - ss,;,, = ssss'aRais = ssf sffAross
nHKDiAiE DHLIvE1Y on FoRD ThtcKs.
lst payment $l600; balance
monthly of $40.O-12 months.
This iAeisaes iasuranee. iAterest. etc.
We buy parts II. carload lots; Try ID.
Ford Touring Car Bodies
Ford Taxicab Bodies.
E4pesi rasiatst rtpeifiAs.
STEUART'S GARAGE,
AstAesixea Ford Agent.
II Isl l2th st. be. LAc. G9o- -ee91.
RADlAIOK ~ sssss Ass ,1s;ss..
FORD a:s.' .,., S.as rs?asss, s,s.. s:aps1sss a s
pNrSs, 1BfstffOsteY. Dtalefs, see t1Ele pafts
m on kisss ef faaiassts; .; Z wistseaet
6esd for ny cstalssss 4. AaJtAise as~ ~
sAaistess have 1t.
Evening star., 1920-02-07

Washington-Lehigh Tire Co.,
or K st. NV.
FORD touring cars . late models. with and
without starters and in Al condition. Terms to
suit. StabIer L Co., 425 X ST. NV. So
DOb9E touring car In Al conditioa looks asd
runs like new will take Ford as part payment.
A. J. StabIer. 425 st. NV. s.
OVERLAND to,Rins. model 90: almost new
and In Al condition also late model Allen
touriAs. good as new; VIII take smaller car
as part payment. A. J. etabler, 425 X st.
NV ~
Evening star., 1920-02-07

GEO. c. RICE AUTO CO.,
1917 to lo27 Il ct. ~. FfAhhlin 2s77.
4Oc PER CYLINDER fcr nurAing cafbons; ;
owner to remove wigs and wires; cracked
cyliAders. alifn 'n't'. aMi astinGs welded eqhal
10 new ard absolutely guaranteed or no pay.
NJ. NJ. Coleman. 3O7 12th st. NV. middle Of
block. Phone Main 1j9S.
Evening star., 1920-02-07

I GARAGES: Z BRICK. 3 NHr4L; RENTING
for $50 per month In one OF TIE best httth-
west locatiDss; also 2 bldg. lots 70 IT. fre6t,
sewer and Nhtef, 4,150. r. -
DAVID =. BARRY.
Main 1904 1871 n st.
Evening star., 1920-02-07

TAkse eAfs asN reAA1 for t1it reaa AnA wofth
eeexy se4680tfatisa 1t pfiets q4etea-
CASH on TEAMS.
WA vin buy your Esd
ear fer eAah Aooe1. -.-tr
opkA hsAaat ntfAiA1s. se
MYfCHKtl. lplf-eksee-pAsseAssf: repaissts
On tsoAR fSe fsfa. ~ nf ffye, 3fo0 i4th
st 40. 80.
IfTCBIfI i1if-S-S1sseaetf fsA1ttef; Hss1
60 slsss s!l a.ss.s; ,s.s ai:o .ssfs; ssss' see
HEb60N C1fEi0I1f. 1914 a llst -el1ss cen
rssesssiks< paffy. iS6S b It, nv -
cnKvk0fkT h0zB1fEk - cSaziiIss.
-; A9eeieaa Yseetslsne. veFy eiasss ssAa.
tifss- tss eAtrss. ~. ISL 4. ]. ave. AZ. e
Evening star., 1920-02-07

UNFURNISHEB ROOMS.
011 X ST. NV. large. ronmaniea ting from
rooms southern exposure. newly papered. IND
hoor. adjoining bath: no children. %
615 EYE st. N.W.-Twe or four rooms: rea-
sonable: no other roOmers In house.
1898 N.E.-Three rooms for light house
keeping. bath and hw.h
iO21 fth N.W-Two convenient single rooms
for lh.k.; reasonatle.
S7s4 18th ST.. N.w.-Two Or three for light
housekeeping. 81
I'd AND Sd FLOORS-Above 1918 st. NV.
entrance from Aiisy only; heat and elevator
service; suitable for light manufacturing.
to2 HARVARD-fwo uhfurnishad rooms On
I'd hoor; suitable for light housekeeping. s.
80 ] ST. S.E.-2 1nf6rnished communicating
non housekeeping rooms; froAt and middle: heff
to bath: convenient to car lines and navy
yard; very good for working couple; fea-
sohable. a.
S2l E. CAPTTOI, sT.1S Hafufnished rooms;
heat. gas bath: no children. -
SOUTH front iocm. adjeiaiEF bath: win
dows; suitable for couple; private family. Own.
er. Cl. I'd. bet. 18th shd 10Th. Col 21i2
Evening star., 1920-02-07
TABLE BOARD,
COUNTRY BOARD.

TRIAL ED NURSE viii. board and care for in
valid eonvalescent and elderly people; also
room: 81 minutes Prom city by machine good
roads. Maple form. silver Spring Nd
Phone Sandy Sprin. 81 L 2l
Evening star., 1920-02-07

FORD delivery: good condition. Main 1ee4.
sTANDARD g. 1-pssseneer limousine painted
blue: upholstered: purchased new Oct 1918;
new tires: in splendid condition. Cen be seen
at Hillyer court. 2l21 Mass ave. known
as Gales Garage. Call North 54JS.
fORD touring la2O; brand new: with starter;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
Market News
PEACE RUMORs SEND
COTTON PRICES HIGHER



NEW YORK. Aug AN early de-.
cline % 90 e. 80 points Was followed
w an almost cumplct, recovery 10 the
cotton market owing g. unilNorahl"
weather reports and rumurs ~ 1u
arfnir,ice on the Polish front
The latter were not confirmed, how
ever and the rally was bsi with -.mr
months making new lew ground fur the
day In the late trading
December contracts futtultud hp
tween sore and 5000 closing tt 3u2i.
with the general market closing barely
steady ~ net decline ~ in o. go
points. The market uptr~i barrel.
steady ~ decline eff 20 Co. 30 points
in Response iu Ills appinitug Liverpool
cables nervous over EurUpcIu affairs
the weakness of foreign rN,htugr. and
the continued depressing character ~
the news from the gn,sl~ trade u
seemed that the covering movement -
last week had .ns,d the technh1l pos.
ton - the market Will. there was no..
selling by Wall Street and the south
on the break carried october OF 20
3i3s and January to go. 40 more than
one cent a pound below the high pr., a
touched on the rally u last Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10

ing In firm. healthy flesh. Joseph II.
llarrlFan. formerly Visiting Specialist
North Eastern DispenElry. n. ". says:
Patients who were apparently physi.
cal wrecks. who foollahly thought they
needed only n blood tonic TO enrich the
bloud. have come for treatment trcnb.
ling and shaking, their nerve force ~.
most exhausted aud Boz many such
cases the administering ~ Bitrol'hos.
ph't" has produced seemingly magical
results
People who feel the heat ~ summer
tiIr easily and often become irritable
aud depressed VIII find llrituphos.
pHttr an inexpensive aud helpful
friend
druggists report wonderful In.
crease M the demand from men and
women who are anxious tp renew old
time ambition and who are making an
honest effort To become vigorous and
cen minded with power ~ endur.
emo" that denotes almost perfect
health.
They ns', for BurolPhosphate be-.
,aus, they know they need an mex.
pcuslNy organic phosphate. (Adyl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
HOMES

Fi,' rU"u and breakfast rourn. mudcrn In every
wa,. This h. brick HON" and new. Price fi3.o6h
5000 r'sh balance one and two years
Seven room modern biiok home. very best l"sa'
t"n aud r7'l home. hrs servants house and brick
rprr'. Price tsooo0 hall cash balance three equal
annual ta' usnts
Eleven surm modern huns" furnac" heat and
hare 81 FiX.to well and mill servants house. etc
pIir. AZ d nno tkitd cash. balance easy to
hsHdi
3nostio 'l"s" IN lot cas-, front and un p,ve.
u'ut. Il NAV 10 veil for wide awake investor 10
me On this proposition.
So ttfu. fHsfla-u nntiFD close IN Tyler street
= good buy q, tio.0po ~ 1000 without the flrni
tur'. malt 'usi. ts,ttu'' easy.
pNE go TiIE TESr Fiyp modern homes
IN Amarillo e,a' front Taylor street Just uff the
ra,iur r. dandy guod buy at 5000. half cash. bal
ance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
TAKE PHOSPHATE
WITH MEALS IN
\ SUMMER-T TIME
Your Nerve, Demand n. iuur blood
Needs o. ~, ph, sirians.

There's not enough phosphorus 600
modern foo.ls to benefit nearly one half
uf ihr men and women uf America.
.'I~uiisis declare
To uN'r,um, This hack of Hn element
tf your hudy that IN necessary Go 'uur
health. your happiness and even your
Fu,,tss iu lie. weak. anaomir. urrN
'gs run down people are advised g.
.th. Bi'ru.lhusphl as dispensed In
package.
Speaking ~ people who are easily
.tugurd who lu,k ambition. nerve and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
New Orleans Cotton.

NE woRLEANs. Aus. s-wid.,
deprcssions In the price ~ cotton were
caused today hy the unfavUrahl. cuT.
structlon placed on foreign political
news although Tor q while thu rumurs
from London that the Russians had
consented 10 truce ~ four daN.
caused q strong tendency To- react
Recoveries were not well maintain Z
and the close was al net LOSSES for the
session % al to "a points AZ the
lowest 81 the day IN. actiN. months
were s. 90 - Isnlnis down N. irl %
rumors nut prices back 90 within N ~
"a points of last weeks nnnl quo't.
tons. AZ the lowest October traded
down 20 3ol5 fruin which u reacted o.
3o7S, finally closing ~ $685.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10

NEW luEk AUG Raw sugi.
was easier and urI,.s declined under
increased offerings Then, Wt. uu 600
pruNtW,uf nuird iH tHr demand iur Co.
fined sugar and prices WEI, uuthlugr,
40 o tu 1850 fHr uur eIuuit,I
After uiu, tmu,.s on 'hr star
due Goo covering and Uf'I, HHIng Hi
commission huUsrs .IEir futures rIsa
"0 under Increased offerings WuWp'r
Us the rssi.. rollins uf 'h, spot market
with unH. uuuiHtIun. FL Geo B. point.
lower fur ,.I crop deliveries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
AUTOMOBILES

nav" /" code seven pass"ngcr IN perfect
n''hsni"h r"nalr that ! want H. trade for light
cluH'l car. u vuu have ANYTHING To- ff.r see me
h'N" several other makes ~ ears h. trade for
lH"l'iV ~. and " You have anything to trade, call
m"
s"'t'liy" In trades. II YOU hsv. any property
'" lot" u win pay y"u a. ypc me.
- WIZ hlSo aIpfc'int" hnNin. = chance 10 urll
'"lv rr"i"rtt " yen viii civ" ~. th. listing an
f'i sur" You VIII hnV" N" "crasiun H. regret a.
'''ncinh'r the place and phone number
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
~ North tam.

b. Associated Press.
1T WORTH Aus y-Cu'tlu Pc
CENTS. 5000. active and stronger
Reeves g. luti OH. stu,hrrs S. OOH
200. calves s. .tuleuU
Hugs rcg,iuts 1nO. % cents adylur,
hght SO 2iH go. heavy So .5ulG35
iigs Sil fnnf3t0
Sheep Receipts 500. steady
Lambs $4,000 , oO. N,arIings g. o,
q 1895. guats sg00Ht 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10

" Asaoctated frese-
NEW YORK. Aug s-Septemhcf
coffee futures broke below the p cen,
level for today. the nrst time sine. the
war period. The decline however
brought In covering September rallied
20 ss5 and the general market closed az
o net advance ~ six IN ~ points
September SIS: october eii Dccem
Der 90: January 9s5; March 1908. May
1910. July 1922
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
wichita Livestock.

WICHITA. kas. Aug. s.-iio0 hogs
10 higher. top $3.50. bulk tiis0I
ftee; 1900 cattle. steady. butchers
stock s5.50Gii 90. butcher cows ana
heifers H.scRi0.eo. stocksrs and feed.
ers sf.es6ss.oo. stock COWS and heifers
tt.oo6sT.Ss. bulls $500 100, calves
ss.soGii.ea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
TRADES

On" IT the best m"orat" uric,d homes In the
ciiv, eleven i"oms and molctn In every respect
'Ii,"d ~ SEQ 900. will trade fo good well improved
land What have you o. offer
have % client With $50 ooO worth 81 REAL
GOOD city property tO trade In an q REAL
h"in' This property viii stand rigid Investigation
nnd yours would have to d. the same
nav" IN" of the best ranches In the southwest
~ 10000 acres and v viii also stand rigid lnvcsti.
F"'"r IN" price ~ this ranch Is FAR below IN.
aNciHg" In this country and we viii take In n saul
business building IN Amarillo cash payment.
The balance vUur own terms. Get busy and see mc
un this proposition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
: ":% - OFFICE: CITY NATIONAL BANK Phone Sol
HOMES

Dendv good five room house smeinodcrn c"ss
In on Madison street. real bargain ut $3.50. $1,000
cash balance easy.
Dandy four room modern home IN Van Buren,,
fine location Price $500 $1,000 cash balance EASY.
RABrAlN Eigh' rooms hall and bath, with
furnace h.at. lawn trees and close In very best
paved street. mighty good buy at $1,000. $4,000
cash. haiDnr. easy.
Fine home ~ rooms Modern IN every way. very
l"st ln'st N. lot TiNii0 close 10 paving. servants
rut M c1ttg'. In fact everything "a make com.
plei" home Price $50 Goa good terms
Five room modein home. real close In on a small
bot. Price $500 $500 ash balance easy.
lively" room brick duplex Modern In every
II The word. On paved street close to business dis
trit This u dandy. Price on application
Nine ru'm modern home Taylor street. lot
N1Niio. servants house garage. walks and trees.
rented now ~ So Der month Price sli 900. would
take N good notes on cash payment, balance very
Six ru"n m'sIn home on TYLER street on
corner and pavement Lot 7iXF0. q dandy for the
money. Price $3.50. sti'a cash. balance easy.
Nine ruum mr '"rn house close In un Tyler
prin" go ono. $500 r,sh balance around ten wears
Twelve room. tv" story brick home east. front
and "lnsr in. This is = d'rdv home and worth the
money. l'rtc" $50 ono aan give snmc terms
Five room modcrn furnace heated home. best
luDiton on TAYLOR stieot and partially furnished
tss double garage. driveway. servants house and
insrv fine fruit trees. This h real home Price
'i5.ooo. hif ash balance three equal annual pay.
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very reasonable price and an easy terms I have u
,lrge listing those luts and believe can pleas
YOU. " YOU ar. Interested. call me and give me the
location vol Ike best and I will find you one
there. also have business lots and some real good
uackagc property ~ reasonable prices