Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
TWO CANDIDATES FOR
GOVERNOR SPEAK At
LAST OPEN SESSION


tContinucd From Page Page one
T. r. Durham pre- idcut of %,
board of CITY Development had d
delegation OF convention isi,nr,
most OF whom were the speaker
from Washington In MI. automobile.
and tool them into The country Nj
uurhhm showed them something 1.
the wonderful prodrety" Panhandle
soil and let them .p, thdt ne rr-
ports Of grain WING 90 the ground
rs brought out In the car .h.,i.g'
hearing. were not nnfoundel
Hundreds Of pieces % literature
boosting amarillo and the Panhandle
we've distributed ~ the Headquarters
~ the Panhandle Plains Ihsmhot ~
Commerce and the roard OF ca, be-.
velonmeni, which had offices IN tho
lobby of the Amarillo Hotel Many
persons expressed themselves as
Wonderfully pleased with M. spirit
OF hospitality and said that they
wanted TO learn more abou, this
country.
Announcement WAS made "a the
morning session that The annual cleo.
lion OF officers would be- held a.
o'clock IN the afternoon at tho City
Hall. At this election ". T.. Her.
ring WAS elected president and Tom
Coble vice-nresiden,. while 4 : siln.
nett, was reelected scctcia-y
scores Baily. Ia.
In his address YESTERDAY mornlne
judge Dwight p. Lcwclling IN no nm.
certain language launched Ylror.
Gus attack upon Joseph " Bailey.
declaring that :he former senate.
would be compelled IA NEE, his chal.
lcnge for debate or answer the quo,.
tions propounded to him he was
particularly loSd IL his praise OF
President Wilson and his admins.
tration. referring In m, coudruc-
tive legislation thai had been effect
I'D.
Endor>s> Packing Bili.
Mr.. l.lewell.ng endorsed the ~.
Nised Kenycn.K ,ndrick bill to reg
nlaie the packing industry. strong
agricultural department. budget
system 20 reduce taxes. coed road
and favored grain elevators - TINT
farmers could store thrie crops. get
ting a warehouse receipt which
would be negotiable
An emphatic donunriation ~ 200.
cialism and tho liquor traffic was
made by Mr. LlewellmE. referring
10 dry measures he hsl introduced
IN the House when he was q mem.
Der OF the l"gi. lsturr some years
ago and long before prohibition was
20 popular A. now.
Deals With Resources.
At the beginning ~ his address.
Pat Neff asserted that q was NJ,
his Intention TO present his candidacy
for the govcrnorshlp so much AZ this
time. and conferred his remarks prii
eipally upon the wonderful resource
OF Texas and OF the opnortunitic, 10
this state
Rts sNFtl athNfNA'Ns NMNlE htNNF
things. the conservation 81 fiocd wat.
trs. the promotion Of Tho W Hr 4
more plTc bred stock In tho state.
adequate representation Of the Pan.
handle both M Washington an !
Austin. pledfinr himself 10 effect
state legislation a. redi.trict he
state 20 tina, political Justice may b"
done Tor the Panhandle w. alsC o'i
That h. expected IT, reduC, iae aum-
her Of state employees. declaring iha'
he believed s.sti we've toe many
A. IN biz previous speech lu Aml.
FiIlo. M Nett asserted thar as "
iaklnr his eause direct 20 ne people
md promised that h. would rr.
IN every counts In this .ecflrn =
The stats during Vflnr
tewan seraks.
ludEs Ssm a Cnaan ~ Fot
weFih ir Ne sddfcsf rayp Ns'arfes
~ adfaniarts ~ ihs oigiuirtiln ~
esitlsmer. strwlng bow rraReal
u 80 cent ineFnssr 10 freight sirs
vas onee detected h httirr fHIf,