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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-07-23

the flying machine is here-carr& hing
the meat from the cold south Is the
Civilized distributing centers.
There will be no dificulty in tap
ping this great supply from the great
freezer where ice and storage will
cost nothing. This may seem remote.
but In my opinion 1t is not. Because
OF the rapid growth Of the automobile,
telegraph and flying machine, expect
to see the time of great flying freight
ers that will solve the problem of the
distribution of foods.
II shall arrange. before I return to
the south In a few days, to have a
quantity of the food that we used in
the south sent to the United States.
Some Of the medical societies here
have eaten sea elephant, penguin.
seals and sea lions and pronounced
them first class foods
'T would like you to arrange with
one of the big educational institu-
tions. such as Harvard. to give a din
ner to q number of scientific men and
students of humanity's needs, using
| this meat on the menu. This would
bring before the people Immediately
the desirability of investigating the
antarctic food supply and familiarize
them with the idea Of eating the food
that I know from experience can be
recommended.
when I reach Chile 1 perhaps shall
read in the paper something that you
have done along this line; at least
I hope so.
with best wishes. yours,
"ERNEST SHACKLETON"
Eating sea elephants is only step
farther than we have gone already
Arctic explorers have lived on seal
meat and thrived. Vilhjalmur Ste
fanssoo achieved lasting fame BY prov
ing to the world that civilized man
can penetrate the polar regions. DING
light and living "off the country" sinh.
sisting on the animals he can secure
by gun and trap. Whale meat has
been tried and found excellent on the
Pacific coast. The United States gov.
ernment is introducing many strange
kinds of fish as first-rate food-includ-
ing sharks and stingrays and dogfsb
AS matter of fact, our present
food likes and dislikes are really largo
ly psychological. The flesh of younp
dog is good meat in every sense of rho
word-if you only think so. Veteran
big-game hunters swear that the most
toothsome and most nourishing meat
on earth is that of the big cats. Those
who have eaten it say that a rattIe.
snake is as good as an eel. Vernon
Bailey, chief field naturalist of tho
United States biological survey. saws
in wild Animals of Glacier Natiopo,
Park" that the mountain rats flesh
is "as delicate and delicious as ,ho.
of quail or any of the game animals"
and that ground squirrels and pocket
gophers are very good eating.
All things are relative. The man
who has never known the killing thirst
of the desert has yet to learn that he
can drink with great pleasure several
| kinds of water other than bottled
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-07-23
SCOUTS TO HALT FALSE ALARMS

Scout firemen is the newest activity
to be added to those of the Salt Lake
council Of the Boy Scouts Of America.
Cooperation with the fire depart
ment will be taken up wherever pos
sible and in any way deemed fit by
the fire chief. The purpose of this
organization is to promote the safety
of life and property in the city by the
prevention of fires and accidents. the
prevention of false alarms from fire
alarm boxes and telephones.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-07-23

A careful checking up of expenses
by n person close to the Upton inter
ests shows that this fourth attempt to
lift the Americas Cup will cost the
Shamrock's owner sum well in ex-
cess of S1,00O000.
This will be Sir Thomas last fling
at the cup. If he wins it he will con-
slider his bill of s1,000,000 cheap. II
he loses-weiI. be is considered the
best sportsman who ever tried to take
the cup away from here.
In any event, win or lose, this will
be his last venture in International
yacht racing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-07-23

In the Robertson
Cole expedition to the
bottom of the world l
particularly made a
study of these animals
as a possible food sup
ply. l found the vast
ice continent at our
south has the greatest
food supply in the
world. 1t is the refrig-
Grating plant that hu-
manfty will ultimately
turn to with flying
fre1ghters apd--thay
VIII come as sure ar
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-07-23
III EXDNeANcE A1zezsoNxD
| Phokos BY Cour<<oy
T R2dEREl0r COLE

GOD from the Antarctic by airplane
= freighter! So prophesies Sir Ernest
Shackleton, the famous explorer,
now on his way for the third time
to the Bottom Of the World"
\ Points which seem to indicate that
Sir Ernest is at least near
n prophet, If nothing more, are these:
The high price of food. especially
meat. shows no prospect of substan-
. tial reduction.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-07-23

The world shortage Of meat Is increasing, with
apparently no chance of production catching rip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
SECRETARY RED Gross
HOME SERVICE SECTION
HAS NUMEROUS DUTIES

clement u NoN secretary ut the
Home service Scruon of the Amcri
can Rcd cross Association. Is ptn-
nprod TO furnish any information rel.
atN, tu c-iuglpiomonis of war ri1k
Insurance. 10 furnish blanks for such
uud Tor conversion Ol Insurance, also
rat. hunNH. c'r. discharged soldiers
Who have permitted their insurance
uu lapse aud doNirr TO have II roin-
fial,d are invited 10 cnll up0n him In
b. office NJ the cily hnlrduriug morn
nrs Auy services rendered by Mr.
YnE 10 discharged soldiers Or sailors,
OF ihch re.H,iyps ave- without ch1tfe.
The duties of the secretary of the
Homo sorylc, Section NJ the Rcd
Cross are varied ana mnnN. nH owl
dcnrpd hy the numerous services rem
dcrod persons calling 90 his oliice
daily
Nwonr the rlrct visitors 90 lnh
pffl,p ... tlo Wuih ni snl'Nt
who hgd io.J b nr Ir FrHncc She
we. rauiDumly interested iu r'ro'
,r,np ,nuo ~ M r'pnnal oii'"' w.
She hpd corrcsnondcd Win The Wlt
Joparinort for u number ~ DnniNf
and the utiirlrV prc now ~ ~" nos
sc.,i ion al that department mli u d"
rrouirci lrt fho ipmth pu 'npli'
cation for their rcturn "a Wn' the
incarnation nj the prnnur form al
npullcn,ion whi.h fell io u'r ln' col
MIR NuN.
IN, u,,i,rrt wore ur.puoh lOr her
a, wei the Hri Aenl (" Two
wl,uosrnr php NyH i"10irnd in hfinr
10 nh.iWlutc hrr rnliHn io ihr
decreased ,ud othr' t,dinr"' 81 W"
/ claimant declaration.
\ gnldi,r irtonlit co. @ '"rd iunW
the hosnilu ai rpard, y NJ who's
homo was On Amarillo. WHH another
cailor 40 the office fnr y'siirrro m
the ncrlrltlnn al nrlimhniN pr
pu.l lnr compensation The roinii
"a srnl.r was rendered NV Mr. Yost
Tlis particular ol'Ior was attacked
I ,ih mVropW white U a'ryi'c it
rrn,e npi for munihH l1H been VI
90 no,uiiHl
\l,,hor .lldtr ,'ti,d - th" l,r'
troy tUir fnr hlnk on whi n "
mako rino.t io. ru1Nrr Ton &C ~
sl'ur,r. u,o b'm csc uui nn''lr'
,.. sailor WHO $50. ru hif Mas 70
'ornu 80 hw 'p 90 lu Mgr'e'
ca. who NH1' ar"nb mcni lui
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
peIergon's Ointment
Best for Eczema
EndS Ihilinp his,rc-s Ia rive Mn
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h,h 3 'muNd IL all I'D. nos
h.n,fiod rive thm .hcn onrf
back
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lrtrr ioufvnr in ihn WirWr heat
ins mower uI potrrnf Oirl .u' lH
oli und running t0r.s nef"w1 900
trnm uIer 5000 uIw'r l"l01
breast u.hur rrllr rhHin tf'
umd Ulnr lHl hlo. llr mlo-
lohu sHi 'e' Nru' ,.u't
rr.llr. .uIr. 60. OiH
mont ,. mpN W.p1,H1' 20 ,HoA
me- ~ rems aui ilsn p'lrs ul
dld sn urictlv that I $40. ,'nunh
m Nul orleu lillrd H 'i.r 1n
O#riH e.. 'l. ruu,lH a
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
FNlinI ruMN N.MuST
WSInOlEn iN 'ii,l

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, March -
The town a. toll'us IN ~ claire
Count, was Almost completely de-
fun,Cd iy lHp ihH niirt'ul'
TNt.v hulcss holscg ana f.'lfo'
hnmrr .u .d io have h.'u COM
riol.i, q owed uDlr ttn store
hhildmrs were ltt uundiur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25

CUSTOMERS WANTED ror ,il.. ra.ll,nc.
Tires and all hind ul uec,,sori,s $50 df nr-
counts 10 rrlon.ihy PARTIES. iiill Auln sup.
pi Co.. io2.i T., th. rhun. l5ni ll1 49,,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25


dan liuirl
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ia, I'm rov, 900 Fat SiAth 'Nla ''N
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700 gdr n, iame ilan Npt r'rb'h.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25

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i.N NAifNH
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Tur i.,f 81 u,o, nruih.I m. ,n nav
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rOP sAlt 40 pduccd price. my stock
Navajo rura blanket. anl poiiof nns.ount
icnslnr rty lsii i.a snith Poll street.
~; ~
ioH SALE o. voull exchange fnf Ana
riiln hriar $50 hundred nrr,. ~ imrfuy'i
plnii iani rhonc -sll or 1860 lsa ltr
Tor 3il.E or c,tiango. tu,nty.ao hani.
sfd n,rc 81 pIlir land Write Inp. T. Naihr
iia 100 Amarillo. f,AnA ila1lc
ron SALE oNg wnirnNN riGskiN
ippif ruNiIEfE METROPOLITAN
Lows COMPANY rlTd STREET ~. a,c
pOr S,lE BEAUTIFUL. Tor ~
IiilGliL. ADDITION sou thSH NAl
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Nni,E ~ INST SECTION or HUGHES
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MISCELLANEOUS
4 or coon catisnloi eorl. rratonailc ptic''
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INTERESTING Work.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
OppuHTU NitY iOR kDVNNt ENENff
pffAgNNr sullHOu SblNGS'
CuNGtNiNi. 90 WolA fRhf
ttlriinn' uisrAlinr ufffrs all hr" AM NOR"
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tci rLuYnS Second hand store buys my
nli thing Lrurrh line d li"s'f upaiis
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Amarillo Enpa,m,rt Agency i,ip T.
fanHts ant tguttArtoN it's ~" nH''
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TVN NNTT-
Pour room hous" in Y"od ropuir IN North
sids lur.e r,nm4 lv iihr u,H flntr Hst1.,,.
'ov harm chiel,n houlg and ynrla.. Eat
Front conner on Pierce tl,au. llu iH q Hold
bdf
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hnw Sol. Enty torins lti ~
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IOR SAIL fueh Io,ty cov aha Icrse,
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hi4 IN Frinnn. r.sHs pIir. $500, uuh twi
mil,s from rtairi, prrp t,t ~ A. t,pw
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Tor SALE ioom modern v,'l located
un Harrison price sfnhni tilnn rH.h bal.
an,c easy. OnOM LAND co Phlnc i,r Tie
ron SAiE to,n mo'lcrn Eat front
: tl' UtrtH uu puyem'nt' p.i,' ''Nl
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Phone a.. i-stc
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n nn Jackson. price sdt6n 5000 cash ha''
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ton SALE N,v pam mol,u hunen.
lHY 'iaylnr .tfcti hao'wond il"o' h' .'
n,ut furnace unl built IN feature ~ f.
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lAND 60 Phone i,u w 'w
ron SALE fnpm iuodrrn bunral'w "
rih .tru't ur,o ssiln senOn can haur,c
,ay OpON LNNp 90 Phone ~ l'i lm
rnr sea, tnn ho,.c Wet Gth lp''
.Iitr $3.50. 900 ,..h lninnr $40 p"r month
un0N LAND go Ph'n" ~ 'i' llr
, t1n SALE ron', hou.e rIo.c iu o' l.ir'
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.,onfh. unou iNND 90 rhour ga. i',ilr
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f.in1c, heat huli In feature rnwr" CO.,
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r.NI'LtiNs RENTY 60
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rin nerH r"ll ilnu. hni in r'uf sHi''
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i,yr. s,nr,i hr..H. w.n nni windmill s'
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$50 n,f,, I pul, Of N1rrillu mfit uu
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WASTED Couple wishes io pnt two ur
.hir. uniufnisn,n iuoms ,Io.s 49, ihnnc iasi.
can Cor Wilson. 49, itp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25

IOP SALE nodrr touring car practically
fpit q. new WI tudr fnf bot well located
Room liss Euhlo huildinn l.. o. k,ri, ilHi'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25

WASTED Couplc wishes Ia r.nt two en-
luel uniufnah,n luoms ,lo.s 49, lhnnc iasl.
can fur wilson lsl lir
unc.hall section land IN M, hest wheat
district oi New Mr,ira. "a miles ~ tiu,n.
10 tad Tor hlusf w Amafilla. Want pfoprr.
B., value abaui iouf ar tive ihousHnd dollar.
Addf,sa 1895 Juhnsun street l2i ITO
.TOP SALE Dodrr touring car practically
fDnf e.. new. WI t.udr fat bot well located.
room liss E,,hc huiliinp l.. =. klri, liai'
iuin mnd,i iouli $500 and 50. All cash
haruiu 81. roch bottom mirct Phone l0t
C.n be- seen 40 LlmhuIu Hotel 90 tp
CUSTOMERS WANTED ror ,iis. ra ll,ne.
tires and all llnd. ul uar,aori,s $50 da. Hr-
counts 10 rsinn.ihs IHrt'r. niil Auln sap.
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nHn g,oiofn buuralnw mt iuo.Iin. eat
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tEN.rLAlNS REALTY 60 i3l itr
riNE FARM or ini,. 500 nrr. ,hitc mil..
min o. SIS nn acre. g. y. CNNNDNY g.
Irm husband uu o.ari rmil tall on Wirut.
ono.th,rd of which rar4 10 purchaser \ iHI.
vain. $. u. CANAnNN a Sons. Fake llldr
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.issa ,AnH ANp coon TERMS.
a.. ttn frll Nou urN iitr pinm modern
horne. fms nlucr b. worth $1,000 boat ,o uu,
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CRY PROPERTY
WV iuy hiH pli vf,n a., ,au an Nnt
% inp., at barHil
On, 900 one lbiH. 900, rfsup .nrf aIiun
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cash ipyucut down hnlrutr cay
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luip mudd loula $500 and sila an ,ash.
naruinH as tnch bottom m,rca. Phone lut.
t.n b. seen 40 imhu.H llntrl ~ llp
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fOP sALk AZ reduced nri,e. my stock
Navajo rua haniet. and poitc9 % nnaeount
len.inr riy lsi1 l.a snith roll street.
ii' i'p
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-16
VAN LEAR SPEAKS
AT HIBBING; SEEKS
MEMBERS FOR LEAGUE

Hibbing, MINI. Jan: 1s.-Thomas
Van Lear, former. socialist mayor OF
Minneapolis, spoke before 600 people
here last. night. He is to sneak 3 at
Two Harbors Sunday. as part Of. bis
Minnesota intinerary to- gain recruits
for the Working Mems Nonpartisan
political league, which he said is dis
itinctlysa+ labor Organization and not
affiliated with the Nonpartisan league
of farmers His speech was chiefly, a
defense of his administration. s"as
mayor OF minneapolis. Van: Lear said
&heb has no ambitions to be governor
OF Minnesota, but seeks again to
reign over Minneapolis as mayor.
Van Lear declared he is not a
Socialist -
II have been kicked in an out Of
the socialist party SO often my trous-
ers are worn out" he said. He ad-
n1itted he held certain principles in
common with the Socialist party. He
attacked the kept. Press"
THE Kept Press. can call me any
thing III the English language and ]
will be satisfied" he said. but object
ed to being called a.,Bolshevik. :..a.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-16
Nurse Sent to-
Fight Thon1pson
FeUer Epidemic

A special nurse from Grand Forks
who win aid In coping with the cpl
AeuaicS Of scarlet fever. which has
spread throughout Thompson and the
Immediate vicinity OF thAt town. AZ
rived there today. and; 9iminedtate
steps. were,taken to put upssthe; dnars
antina. signs.Avheres 81 exist, as2As3s
- Iufor1nAtions. WIS recetved IN ssthe
city last. night to the effect that-the
coIrty board Of health had'iordsred
tho school. churohlA the pool ana
dance halls and other public gathesff
Ing places, closed on account OF :
scarlet fever epidemic. An. order was
ments OF milk, cream and butter
from the affected, dietrict
Acting County Physician J.<M.
most OF Thursday in Thompson. in.
vestigatinga the situation. reported
that It was serious and said that
,t%wenty-four cases had come under
his personal observation. He did not
estimate the number existing there:
THE frst reports came a few days as0
tom. Beatrice tombstone, county
superintendent Of schools, who sent
Miss Marguerite Fox. county school
nurse, TO investigate. Tho action, OF
the county board Is the direct. result
az. the Investigation, Co. i. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-16
.CL,,E][M|ENCEAU. J
- 49,. (
!. Is DEFEATED
AT. CAUCUS
Vote Taken TO Mean Elm
nation From Public Life
of"The. Tiger"

Paris, Jan. 1e-By the, Associated
iPresa1-Prenrier Georges ,Clernen-
.ceauawenti down to defeat at the
hands, Of his ccuntrymenctoday in a
caIclt of the senate and. chamber of
deputies to, choose a candidate 1for
The presidency Of the republic. -
n. Ciemenceau thereupon an
contest and asked his supporters to
cast their votes for the reelection of
President Poincare. ~
Senators and deputies, after the
In. which Paul Deschanei.
president of the chamber, leds the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-16
AND
PNEUMONIA CAUSE
GREAT MANY DEATHS

Chicago. Jan. 16.-A marked I'M
crease was reported today In the
number OF deaths in Chicago, caused
by innuen1al and pneumonia the last
"A hours Thirty-two persons died
of pneumonia and five of. inflpenxa.
Ono death was reported at the Great
Lakes. naval. training, station which ID
under quarantine. The number OF
new cases. Of influenza and pneu-
mionia was larger. than for ANY similar
period Jnnce ulast Winter. but health
authorities said the situation wAS not
serious Ss $ss .
InfluenA cases of an abdominal
type resembling cholera, but less dan
gercus. were found, Dr. John pfll
Robertson. health commissioner, re-
ported. Several cities in Kansas, Ne
sbraska and Iowa also reported ssssal
of abdominal influenza. Dr. sR4bSft-
son satd
The lew, fcrm Of 1n3luenM js more
deadly than the ordinary cases Witirh
r not appearing ma, 9viruient form.
according to pF. Robtgteon. 9
Dr. Robertson expreSaed the opip-
ion that those WHO had Influenza last
year Are. immUne.n @f3s