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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22
Clubs


The Crumstoyvn Home Economics
clun met "Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs Weslc smith 1923 Lincoln
way hf q pnt-lgck dinner was
served at noon to about - guests.
Tho afternoons pr0-rau- included 2
short business mcctIur and general
discussion ou the topic Of Modern
Labor saving Devices n cur Nome
lTrz Robert Robertson viii Poe Most
tsss 20 the club rhe third wednesday
ID August
TIE Pleasant View W C. T. T..
held an al dav TIcnic Wednesday
ut Pottawatonuie park. "a potluck
dinner WAS served at noon. About 20
members were present a. the in
formal business meeting. Mrs. ]. L
Prluty. who recently moved 20
Coufh Bend from Wabash. Ind be-
= ing the guest of honor The club
will mecf the second Wednesday in
August with Mrs. ora Miller, Lin
coin way ". road
About 20 members Of the A-uda-
dora circle held am an dav picnic
"Wednesday M the O. r. summers
farm on the Eddy street road
picnic dinner was served at noon,
and the afternoon was spent socially
with uecdlcwork. Another informal
outing ul be hcld IN August the
place 20 be announced later.
Airs. Harvey r Rostser, 731 Lin
colin way w. was chairman OF the
con mittce in charge Of the BIZ
monthly bridge party "Wednesday
afternoon at the Country club. Four
tables Of bridge were PLAYED. An
other informal party viii be held in
Members ~ the SUNDAY school Of
tho Grace Evangelical church Viii
hold picnic Saturday afternoon al
Pottawatomie park ball game
viii be called ~ go o'clock ana
viii be- followed by program or
contests 4 basket supper VIII be
ECrf ed.
An all day picnic outing was held
Wednesday by "a members OF the
w c. Sunshine club at Hudson lake
afternoons diversions Mrs Claude
Bice. sos y Hill ST.. will entertain
the club in two weeks
Members on the Snowflake club
hcId n short business meeting
Wednesday afternoon at Haley park.
Il@ns were mace 10 hold "A picnic
next Wednesday, July IS, al ~. Jc-
scrh. Mich.
-.
Sewing circle was held Wednesday
"i - Jpatpn' MlCH-s with an At
tendance or IL. Ihe next regular
meeting VIII be held Friday with
MIS-. chester Cllhht SUI =. heaSey
ST. acting as hostess.
MIS-. ~ l. Lobaugh, IA \ 81.
Louis blvd. entertained the mem bers
sunny side Presbyterian church at
her home Tuesday afternoon. The
devoionals were IN charge OK Mrs.
Mary Brewer and the afternoon was
spent with sewing refreshments
were served The hostess was assist
ca Oy MIS- RoU LODaugh. Inc next
meeting OF the class will be held at
me home or Mrs Edith Barr 1889
Lincoln way r..
The Queen Esther circle OF the
First VI. +. church had picnic
supper NJ Leeper park Tuesday
night The hostesses were Miss
Gladys JaQuith. and Miss Marietta
Clemens. Fifteen members were
present \ paper on the Indian and
Alaskan missionary work was given
hy Miss Minerva Whiteman Mrs
member OF the circle.
. Thirty members OF the Young
T-,,a.a. - a. - ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

The CrlustoNu Home Economics
clun met "Wednesday az the home Of
Mrs Weslc smith 1923 Lincoln
way $50 4 pot-luck dinner was
served at noon fo about - guests.
The afternoon pro-rau- included 2
short business mcctIur and general
discussion ou the topic 81 Modern
Labor saving Deviccs m cur Home.
1frz Robert Robertson VIII hc Eost-
50 90 the club rhe Third wednesday
l- August
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

TIE Pleasant View W G. T. L.
held au an dav rIcnic Wednesday
nt Pottawatomie park. "a potluck
dinner WAS served at noon About 20
members were present a. the in
formal business meeting. Mrs. J. Il
Prluty. who recently moved 20
= south Bend from Wabash. Ind be-
ing the guest Of honor The club
will mec+ the second Wednesday in
August with Mrs ora Miller. Lin
coin wav " road
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

About 20 members Of the A-uda-
dora circle held an an dav picnic
"Wednesday at the O.. r.. summers
farm on the Eddy street road a
picnic dinner was served at noon,
and the afternoon was spent socially
with uecdIcwork Another informal
outing tviIl be hcld in August the
place 20 be announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22
See Our WindO0

Store closes Wednesday
at 1870 p. m. during
July and August.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

Members Of the SUNDAY school 81
tho Grace Evangelical church Viii
hold q picnic Saturday afternoon at
POttawatOmie park A ball game
viii be- called At go o'clock and
viii bc followed by a program OF
contests 4 basket supper viii be
served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

An all day picnic outing was held
Wednesday by "a members Of the
w c. Sunshine club at Hudson lake
Boating and swimming formed the
afternoons diversions. Mrs Claude
Bice. sos y. Hnl ST.. will entertain
the club In two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

The annual picnic Of the Wanita
Sewing circle was held Wednesday
NJ 81. Joseph. Mich. with an at
tendance OF Is. The next regular
meeting viii be held FRIDAY with
Mrs. Chester Clink. 401 +. Keasey
ST. acting as hostess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

Mrs Harvey r. Rostiser 731 Lin
colin way w. was chairman OF the
con mittce in charge Of the BIZ
monthly bridge party Wednesday
afternoon at the Country club. Four
tables Of bridge were played An
other Informal party Vill be- held in
Two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

The Bide A Wee club met Tues
day night az the home OF Miss Della
Shafer. Forest av. The evening
was spent with dancing and sewing.
Eleven members We're IN attend
ance Refreshments were served.
In two weeks Miss Bernice Angus
zine viii entertain the club at her
home 1918 Riverside dr.
The Philathea girls OF the Indiana
Avenue Christian church held a husi-
ness and social meeting Tuesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

Members OF the Snowflake club
held short business meeting
afternoon at Haley park.
Plans were made 10 hold "A picnic
next Wednesday. July %, at St Jc-
scrh Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-22

Thirty members Of the Young
Womaus Home Missionary society,
the Queen Esther circle and the
Home Guards 81 the Grace NJ r.
church were present at a picnic
Tuesday night az the Four Mile
bridge The next meeting will be
held on Aug Il, the place Of meet
ING 20 be announced later
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Kansas cay Ii,r,tock.

KANSAS CITY. llD. juno 'H
Hogs Estimated rHt..HI. today $1,000
closing mostly e. high.r ua.k.r f..
Sii70. bulk ~ slles yltI-fsIg-N. tr
fifs0: good On choice heavy yf..H
sl4.50. good % choice medium N4soa
ha.so; good % choi,, lsht $3.50
NsG0. Eon dio choirr c0,Umuu s...
pags si000Gtl3 g.
CATTLE Estimated receipts fDllH
$500 closing. bo'f steers steady tu 81
lower. other classes steady. choice 90
prime hcavywclghi SO 90H{lG -n. mo
dunn "a rood heavyweight Sig n1sf
si+.9o; good 10 cheiDc lightweight sltoa
RSi5.s5. common to medium heavy
wcightfi0 sea Si5.-s. goel to ,hoir,
medium heifors s. 50GN3ss: Dolocra
and beef bulls s-.5Gxil 0a: COWS ami
h1ors tlssa tS.0o. good - choice m..
dun light and handyw,irht Sise5a
siioa: common. rnod 90 choice $3.50
ti2.7s: common. rund o. ohoioe So 90
Hslao0; common. rool o. choice g5.5i
GAsa.
SHEEP: Estimated receipts TODAY
1859. closing active mostly Is higher.
choice 20 prime medium lambs Sie-sG
sls.2s; Gull and common lambs 50 sOa
Ne.s0; rooi 10 choice medium spring
lamhs sl4o0Gsl70o. choicc 10 rrims
medium ycafllng wcthcrsilo00 G si3.7s.
Coed to choice medium owes s. s0f
80. Gull and common ,wrs 0nsi
So
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
NEGRO MAIL CLERKS
WIN FIRST VICTORY

MONTREAL. Iune i0-Thc Amer.
r.r Federation ~ Labor In annual cnn.
niian here today rejected a prop0s, 4
.. create permanent educational d..
lIrtmcnt 90 distribute propaganda ur;
.ng support % the f-drration's policy
'u non partiunship Ia politics
IT." delegates unanimously adopted a
rr'uTf - the comlitt"e on organiza.
rn1 which recommended that this stei,
proposed D. the Central Labor Union
H Popular Bluff Mo. not be- taken ~
il.f uu.c because % was unnecessary
aul unjEsiificd expense,
Hit.r bitter debate the federation
adopted a resolution requesting the
brotherhood q Railway Clerks 90 elm
irair the color line" from It's consi
'uti.n and xiv, tho negro fun member
hin.
Representatives of the Drothcrhooi
20 Railway Clerks and southern del,
gates made lengthy addresses again,
Doc negroes demand Tor membership
declaring that the negro was being
given "a square deal"
ether dslc-1tos. lei hv Charles I,
sumner % tn Stcrcotypers and electro
iyr'rs' union. demanded that the fc.i.
'rat.on insisi that the color line" DO
lhol.shed hy the clerks brotherhood n.
revoke ~ charter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
HAS NUMEROUS CALLS
FOR HARVEST WORKERS

Sr-r'-' FL To N,ar
STAMFORD. Juur I0-Tho United
States employment service. co.opef5t.
ing viih the Wet Texas Chamber ~
Commerce. b. receiving great volumes
"l letters fI.m towns .l 90. wcst call.
Wr i.I harvester .rl rnffsn rhapp.r.
'i"Ush Haskell ard TwFHutt have sl-
ready Wli. demand on 90, s.r.ir,
i'i large numatl n. men for the har
t'.i which hl op.url up IN flu blast.
cotton choppers orc needed .u Fisher
Ini jones 'UInfI.l CrDwgl has vlrr.I
.r 90 a.I f.r IIn m,n immediately f.-
'h' wheat fi"lir Wages rang. from II;
upwards daiy The crop on Falri
county alone wiii reach NOR. than "a
m'l"1 bushels uhl.h D. about 80 Der
n'n' ,' thlr 10 1918. due % the g.
da l.n DO acreage. Persons desirins
harvesting or cotton ,hapning WofE
h"l.d ur.ir to tfr secretary n arv
Number of rHmm,-.. .n YVES, Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
PRODUCERS LAUNCH STIFF FIGHT
To OBTAIN INCREASED PRICE FOR
CRUDE Of NOR TIL TEXAS DISTRICT

Icrll months bat which has been more or
lees neglected In tho drilling campaigns
l hccausr tho holders 81 acreage there
have had all thoy could do elsewhere t0
take care of their Offset drilling.
/ Two new wells have been completed
in the Breckenridge district one H.
thr ro'ks Ne I ~ the N1histodt Mock
, Company which o. making 500 barrels
duly after shot. Tho other Be- the Mar
Tin No : of Cooper aud Henderson.
which o. flowing 80 oharrrls naturally
after drilling in.
IN the Necessity district the Brad.
shaw y" Z of the ToVHs Company has
l'' ugivcn q heavy shot but walled to
respond
m" new Glonn won ~ the Pierce OH
Cooperation. half WAY between Caddo
and Breckenridge. continues to show
n""l production. now flowing around
coo barrels daily.
100 The Sip' Springs shallow district
.w' new producers are reported and
'r' other u showing mp VOL TEn Turn
bow No. : of Mills Eounett. - 10. which
.' reported ~ be- making. TO barrels
'1ilv from the s,ud at 9q7 feet. m
though the arm Is only three feet In
ih" s1nd. Tn" Ice SO 2 NJ the odonal
on Company Is making rs barrels ut
3-i feet.
Tho Iowa Bankers romnlnv's Turn.
''" No. BE- On top of the sand az 49,
i'n' and Is showing for q good produ
D,r
Reports received here state that oil
activity D. IN the increase In Nncoeioch
.c' which has considerable shallow pro.
.du'ti'n Contracts hay chcon lst 1, Is
."'tlar'd. Tor sis dc"p tests In tho couu.
~ 'nd '' present the principal opcra.
tors iu tho fi'ld are the Henry Broth.
.tF. Kentucky Chiof OH Comuanv and
no" carolina OH Company ana tho
Diamond Petroleum Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
sp> ,sito Tho Ss~.

I Spe tai 10 Tho News
FORT WORTH. June 90 Tn, deyol.
urm'nt 1t greatest Importance Zoo the
/ N'rth Central Texas fields fur several
weeks Be- tho determined effort that has
been launched hy producers to compel
in increase IN Tho price paid ion Ranger
I crude. 1T which there is nov % daily
production ui o., Nuu barrels Boo Elvtllud
| stephen. CDmln,hr and Erth cHun.
/ tirs. The Ranger crude is conceded 90
/ 20, IA ch'st grad" eft oil produced iu
/ 'Jrs, quantities outside of The p,un~yl.
| wanna u,ldr The PENNSYLVANIA crude
uIs fEyrOCk,iod o. "a level ul StfO par
barrel while Ranger Oh meow is selling
80 50 30 The Ranger crude has mo-
groIt"r gasolino content than has other
grades of MIDI Continent ,rudr. hut Do
| .s flid o. De- trr best lubricant and ,,l.
| nd" r'turk uHts.dr of PENNSYLVANIA.
which should pint At on e higher price
level than other fields.
Producers now are planning 90 r.d.s.
tri,t the southern half of the fields in
lu effort e. cumplol The pip" lines Co
uly higher prices II o. likely the,
o. Ut A'fftl %" ilANtI IN l'HH NNhf NH.f
expected fur several weeks. Ouc oi
he main contentious OF tho producers
is that the r,nucrs receive much
Ihighor return for handling tho Ranger
rude than fnr any other oil In tho,
Hp'hw"st and therefore thcy should Ia,
compelled 20 pay part Of this 90 the
owners 81 production.
Operators here would NOT be- surprised
% SO a general raise throughout tho
MID Continent field hut Il ~ moro than
likely that the increase 90 Ranger. East
land C1ddo Breckenridge. and Dcsdr.
mona would be- higher than in the Wich.
t' district ~ the fields
From tho standpoint ~ now produc
uou. interest has switched somewhat
from the Breckenridge district 10 tho
northern part ~ stephens county. where
ne Prairie oil & Gas Company has com
plot-l another biz well IN the general
district q the Lydon wei. tn. ton
0i thu sand WIS reached az 3.egi ices
and u r. nov flowing ia,1 l.utcls daily
making II the largest well that has sol
Tar been developed In That new terri.
tory
u g. strictly a wildcat well but u adds
something e. tho proven area ~ that
district white hhas been opened for soy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
CLARENDON CLUB LAKE
STOCKED WITH FISH,
-a@ -

Special iU 1Fr Views
CLARENDON. Juno I0-Th, govern.
mr.'al allotment 90 gam. fish tor tho
'lfeau. u County club Lake arrived
coo. w''a ard were placed In this nat.
urll h'dy ui water, one % the most
beautiful in the Panhandle. This makes
suprovImai.'v io GOO fish that have bo,n
pl,''sl Boz this bady ~ water this year
and more h4.' been applied Tor.
Claude McNiI.sior local manager ~
th" Cameron Lumber co. has rroprs Z
@. Nuh df WHd1 c1sarg 3ni rlnur,,
r.fiIE. 90 tho l.lk, ,a serve as q center
or Interest ana muiH for the 30 "a -
rnumrr cottages ttJt are to De- balit
There ih.s m.'r hy th. m,'ubvs 4
..'.r 90 other improvements ar To-
Do r'" i1 200. grounds nd e. sn,ua.
df'i.rs Ell, fl, cub t.4-c and G-,ull-
iN' homo f.I ln' Keeper is uud Q CON.
H,rurii'n lnl constant attention w,G -.
''n O.. co. cu, and policing On, {, %
Tract az H.d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
GREAT AMOUNT COTTON
IS STILL IN STORAGE
IN PARTS OF WEST TEXAS


SPECIAL to n, News
HNNt1N. june lD-tn i's SURVEY o.
7 h.r and I,up. .ulu'i.s. To,,ntlr
completed tH ascertain cotton STORAGE
uoIl'. 90, West Texas Chamber 81
Cww,ry' found that cotton yards are
n.l,l v.'h many thousand tll,s of cot.
t.n from hst years gathering which
either Clnuo; hc sold or viii not huuE
ufiattury prices. Tho farmers ar.
uoW planting u great deal more cotton
jhIr th.y d.d last year,
SO EU'v thU lI.-e warehouse whcro
ia,i Gur s Wont SOB hr held. 40 avail
lhl, 'uJea bl. been taken and many
h.i' .rc Fug lon various parts OF the
t1ulf without protection from weather
Tho r0Iru u,l'fIms iu th,s, couu
t.rH aIc aIal ,.Hs'st,l and much cot.
'.n being concentrated 600 iamlln.
stamford and 'th,. points Cotton
prospects were never better In thcs'
committee. 'hc Representative. declares.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Grain Market

w Accented Prs
CHICAGO. June 10 N.w hIrh rl..
roc0ni breaking in The olts m1r...t fua,
place today and had % huu.sh og..t 600
corn. Aggros iyo buying OF September
deliyefy 81 ots. g.. New York inter
ests was a feature Opening quotations
~ oats which ranged from "a cents
~ - cents higher with July ioi 10
ia io6. Were followed W. additional up.
turns
Corn was IN good demand from com.
mlreiun houses. ANcr opening Us Dfs
% J - oontsup including JaN ~ 1-r
o. 10 l.? and september o. lei IS o.
lGl 81, the market reacted erH.tl 70
but then rose h.ghod Than b,f1rr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
CROPS REPORTED GOOD
OVER CLARENDON AREA


sr>et.i 70 Ia New
CLARENDON. Juno in-Thc wc1ih
~ coniinues warm and fair over this
se-'ton q the state and crops and rra~.
arr Ia ihe very best condition Zoe years
To" small grains are matlr.ng fast and
predictions are that the haryes, season
VIII start two weeks olfller than hsi
year Considerable thrash!nE viii hs
done before the middle ~ Iulv. accord.
ing n rsiiahlc estimates.
The stalk Is small bu, tho hclss are
reasonably fun and fair yield Is eg,l.
mated. Cotton T. up o. gns.l stand
with less than . pr cen, rerlaniinv
Tor the county ana this due IIelv t0
faulty planting.
Alfalfa Is hsiug cut or tho ~. IRON
'n number n farms ant the vi.la A.
reported god. This ls on. 81 iba s,tr. \,
'fops Tor Donlcy county farms. urtlr.
ulafiv around Leli1 Lake t.rrIsar.
hut the shortage a. labor and a.. bir,
cost has caused considerable arre,-a
N this crop 20 D. plowei up far ,off.r
mat ran await harvest when I1i.ar 10
unavailable. whereas with alfsif4 n be-
j. not cut and baled when the rropr-
uine comes u suffers consdsrabi, fG.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
F ECKLE-FACE
>rn and Wind Bring Out usly Spots.
How To- Rrmoyr Easily.

Hires chance. Miss Fr.cklc fac.
'n trF remedy Tor fr.cklcs with ~"
el1i1nt." ~ re- reliibl. concern thar q
a.I n'' cost you "a penny unless u IT,.
H'te th" fl'fi... Will" II II does Civ"
5000 clear complexion the cxpcnsc D.
'Ius
simply got an ounce ~ O'hine--
...iil. r'r'ngih-rfum any druggis; nnl
Toss applications should show you hov
Do BE- tn nd yourself u tho homelv
ii'ral's ard 81 beautiful complexion
rarely b. moro than one ounce needed
ior the worst case.
lie sure 90 ask tho druggis, Cor the
double strength Othinc AZ this strength
q '0id under ruaraniee ~ money hack
~ o. f1iif 90 remove ffeckies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
FISHING GOOD ~ CLEAR
FORM ~ EIAIOS RIyEE

y" 7" -" wv
NJ .'i-NI. I'F. june fa-Flhin-
Iail.. iInH sa.f.fI AL.I,rs. Albar,
~N''iUa'. arf f. Ia... ngmb.. II tom.
pig auto. an. auly encountered ,n
u. ''''r i'rs 81 the rrazos in III.
'.'N"". nod aHu. nlhinv b. reported
."i.'f IMAM ltIai The ample sprirs
n''' .'u-ri i1r river 20 d. nusq
i.N N.lf'r HHd 70 great s.hs.I Cd.
DIVE 1.1doI 'hr river o. ma.
.hsiin- WORM ah.'s Boo th.r section. Tb.
''' i'.in tr't. afford ampI. shade
...lG iL. ut,r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
TAHOKA DEFEATS SLATON
BY THREE TO ONE SCORE

.,Fisl % The News
TAiiOkN. Texas. June 10y 4
s'Urn "f . o. I. Tahuka defeated the
station team here yesterday. In one II
OBJ. hardest fought games of the sea
D. tn. Slaton team was consider
allv rtrcngthcncd hy using four Lub'
beck players. being forccd to use l.u''
locks star pitcher during the latter
I.rt of tho contest.
Tlhuka's twirl,r. Lefty" Dllauhcn.
was in rupl form and succeeded in g.i.
Jug min. sirikrouts. while Slaion got
uuiN four.
T.huEl will play tho potcx team at
Pest. Friday the nth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
reri Worth Market.

~ Aesofiated Pros.
1T. WORTH Tcv.. iino 90 -Cattla
receipts 1.soo; steady 90 90 cents high.
~: hseves sooGi.so: stocksrs so0s soo.
COWS iool i0oo: hciicrs Goes isss. bulls
-soti go. calves s00Glsfo. Pigs $500
llas. Sheep rac'ipts Zoo. steady. lambs
and yearlings so0ngio. weiher, sa0f
800. ewes soaHsoo. culis i0oa 500. .olts
sa9G s0a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Wichita IiVesiuck.

WICHITA. kans. June lo-ial hogs
20 cents higher; top 1905 bu', 1919 az
- 10000 cattle strong wlth 81. IS glm
s1oers GO 90 i3o1. cows AMI n.af,rs ssa
a. Hoo. ut fcAas COWS 600 "a 1875.
s''@'''' snd i,,'lcrg a. O.. l"4.. st,,
co~s and h 'rrs 40 n SEQ. quite 80 90
A19, calves so ~ 1900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Fisher County building Road.

FTETIII y 10 NVHI
koff. June io-Figher COUNTY l.
rapidly overcoming tho serious d.f..+.
81 is early NE hy reason ~ a.. s.,...i,
roads recently huii 70 H. towns INT,
Hony splendid system 81 highway
run and from Sylvester westward Tho
Fraveicd road has been found very sci.
nahle during Wet weather tn. Wet
texas 'hanher - Commsr,r in 90
camr1ign for better designations fnr
rnads. declares Fisher county stands
high u b. almost impossible far an
auioisi O. Jose has WY te,>f.e uf Dol.
prominent designations at read inter.
sections.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
GRAIN CLOSES NERVOUS
AFTER EARLY ADVANCE

~ Associated Pres
CHICAGO. Juno io-Evtroma wolt.
ness developed IN me grain markets
today after oats Rad iumprl i0 new
high price records Corn ,'u 90 u,rtu..
, . cent lower io ~ CENT advance.
oats Finished az ele cents q. lnr g.
] - cent gain.
Provisions showed rise VARYING
from Z cents to 20 cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Plans For Dance CompIst..


CLARENDON. Juno 10 -Afiu,,rt
Keen q the American Legion Pos; a,
Clarendon announces that the nians co.
M Legion dance Thursday night arr
e"rnpieie and that indicatios point a. a
fecord breaking bunch ~ ex-seryic.
men and their friends for this hir sprirg
boy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Heel steers Higher.

Wy ArsoctAtfsi ffts9.
CHicA. June l0-Catile 5000 choice
Ia h-s, beef steers uncycnly higher.
top 1910
Hogs $1,000: mostly g conts o. -
cents higher.
sheep 10000. quality poor. Hrlo On
sale.
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Ed,hi,ihi Advance.

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tDNUDN fua. "-l,uea.u E0'.h.
.r. .'sau..n. t.U hiny .ud
n flu accordion. 600 1000 u..... 90 v.r.
... ITm Nu>.Uw.
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Leila axe Mell

~ rs.hly rr'ator or ner,inen, In
''r' lust %; this tim" Be- the Leila
i.t' w'll drilling again NJ 3l0o feet.
.i.r .itinE . new string ~ casing ~
U,1 .1f M" slieht showing ~ salt va.
'firl' n few weeks ago. with Il.
900 o.. - easing an hand Il g. cxpcc,
f'' "a definite tcs, will be- completed
" OBJ wei unlcs sth'rc Is Unforeseen
% Thl' with something around the rig.
Wording a. tho best reports there
be- ''H il"rabl" sl>>-ing ~ ras in tho
".' ~ this donth encountered within
'h" lrst fifty feet ana Indications fol.
.g .n~ the favorable formations for tho
urs' 500 feet lead number ~ the III
",n tn predict production within the
r.,i hundred fese--or slightly more.
S'o.h 81 practically ~ the market and
go IL waiting developments The
,'u'llu.lcrs and leascos around this
N'n ar" men IN q position To ride tho
ui.U .ti01 through ana consequently
.iU.. an. az rumors. or trading nciiv.
.,s !. ;tendiug IA" resumption e driL
Uus
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