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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
FINS, Fl r. AND FEATHERS

County Clerk Shoemaker announces
"a total Of l.5ll fishing and hunting
licenses issued in this county the past
year The licenses were issued re-
peetNely as follows Hunting, 533
tsn.ng, 80; combination as non-resi-
dent hunting 3, and free licenses to
Pioneers and Civil war veterans, l5
Twenty y-tive license owners applied for
renewals, having lost their originals.
Despite the blanket Of snow covering
the earth to the waters edge and thick
ic remaining over eddies, fishermen in
tuubots have visited Hood River the
fat several days The anglers have
taken scores of salmon trout and a
rumber ot steelheads have been caught.
The migratory species of fish, it is
sad, always bite eagerly following a
froeze-up of the river.
State Master Fish Warden Clanton
announces that Mr.. and Mrs. f. Tur-
Her, who maintain a private fish hatch
ety between Wyeth and Hood River.
lost every fish they had between 80.
400 and 75 600 trout because thew
were unable to keep water on their |
and 2-year old fish.
The Turner hatchery has been fur.
nsblug trout for number of Portland
Heteis aHd restaurants. A new start
Will be made next spring in operating
this hatchery
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

America already has one race prob
Uu that perhaps can never be solved
tl. another that Is creating concern.
~.-.l we tiad men If prominence urging
ta.t Chinese coolies be brought to DO
Crr hard work Even though We were
6o. presented with the probability Of
rs.e difficulties. We would say keep out
ru.ue labor. If We of America would
s,p yrile and to the forefront Of
ast nations We must not decline to
iu uug own hard work.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

-- z-- j-e sidewalks are getting
tl a.u4i sue HI eur repre-
sentative ard prominent citizens. how
tas.eI Us observe the snow sllsh
0u uueaon Iraesd. had a Mazama
H. Hue intoxicated ard wandered onto
.r- of the sidewalks he would have
fe.t at home. for the sidewalks and
Glacier surfaces were not dissimilar.
8, the preceding statement We do not
So Z. infer that Mazamas ever made
ot that prehistoric drug. alcohol.
Ae were just "supposin' -
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Youngsters Skating

Hood River children have had the
Christmas holidays made all the mer.
rler by the privilege Of skating on
Columbia sloughs. Two thick erusts
of ice, with blanket of snow slush
between has formed on the slouehs.
The first ice was covered by heavy
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
THE GEM

Friday and Saturday. January 2 and
:, Mae Murray in "The Scarlet
Shadow.
Sunday January 4, Lila Lee in
" Rose of the River great cast in.
c,Iluding g Elliott Dexter and Theodore
Roberts
Wednesday and Thursday. January T
and 8, Episode "Radium Mystery" "
two reel western drama. a weekly and
a comedy.
The Radlum Mystery every Wed.
nesday and Thursday at the Gem.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
BUILDING 4 LOAN
ORGANIZING HERE

A branch of the Pacific Building 4
Loan Association, the home office of
which is at Tacoma, Wash. is being
organized here. e. W. Wood. here
from the Portland office. has been pro.
noting the work. and +. Batchelder
has been appointed representative.
Sixteen citizens. it is stated. have
already applied for membership
The organization. it is stated. was
attracted here by indications for an
epidemic of home building. The con.
cern also finances the construction of
garages
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
RECORD PORK SHIP
MENT MADE MONDAY

A record shipment of dressed pork.
q young Berkshires, was made from
here Monday by Capt Geo. NJ. Sun
day. The dressed hogs. shipped to
Portland dealers, weighed approx
mately 5000 pounds and the returns
will reach 81 $50.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

.l.a-s L. undertake. Saowlsde-
ass keep women shoppers at
a.ue. They are not good for business.
~---i many Merchants failed 10. touch
tasr walks during the recent FURRY.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Christian 4 Missionary Alliance

Sunday School every Sunday morn.
ing at 10. Preaching at II Young
Peoples Society at p. m. Expository
sermon at Sp. IN. Everybody welcome.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

let the president and the senate re-
olive to quit childish chickering's and
SEQ together on the League of Nations
aud Peace Treaty
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Christian Church

Bible School 945 a. m. Preaching
Service, II a. m. and p. m; Christian
Endeayor, 6,45 p. m, Cordial welcome,
to al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
First Baptist Church

Sunday school at 10 o'clock Junior
members service at p. m. and B. Y.
I. 1. at p. N, each Sunday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

snow. Rains weig hted this down until
it was submerged and another skating
surface was formed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

DO not forget to write it 1920"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
WANTED

wanted Board and room by young busi.
ness woman Phone 1881. ''''
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

tNiks Is well known orchardist
Who suends the cold season annually In
California tie might have been All
Ar -eHus Ward had he not planted
>p.tzeHuurg and NeWtovD trees. Yet
gr wing apples hasn't robbed him of
all humorl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
UNION MEN HEAR
TALKS ON HOME
iMERiCAN LEGION MEMBERS
APPEAR REtORE MEETING
AM WAKE TALKS.

4 committee from the American
Legion. composed Of ). T.. Mcmahon,
T.. u. Thompson aud Joe parr. made
talks before the meeting of the
Labor Temple Association last night
at ils meeting IN the l. q q. y. hall.
Mr. Mcmahon spoke regarding the
principles ut the American Legion
insofar as thoy related 10 the labor
movement. Tie gave u brief history
OF the organization of the American
Legion. ana indicated that II Is not
nniagOnistic 20 organized labor hut
to radicalism.
Ernest o. Thompson followed Mr.
Mcmahon with q talk. speaking con
slderably along the same lines, then
. frw remark, were made hy Mr.
rdrr
ralks loo favor of the proposed ld-
ror ipmplp were made hy Loss Whit.
,k,~. 4. e. SppiLlo. " T.. richardson
nd u baltimore. NJ lhltimorc's
.tnik WIS general talk iayorinr the
,aily construction ot labor temple
u Auurilln. AVID cnmplImrnting the
american ipriou uu the stand taken
tv 10 + organization. ,ny.nr w part
chat thorr is mo- D. ur between the
,meu,an Lrriop and labor unions
lf thc t.'y except u friendly rivalry
,icu. with each other IN efforts io
luild the fr.i home here. NJ.
Richardson's nnlk .ot ont what labor
tpuinlr would tc Tor ,m1rillo. and he
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25

rs A. n,iatoi rrc.a.
FORT sNlrh. Nk. Mar q
After standing off q squad Of sc,rn
Inii,rmop hohind harrcadr IN .
tonm ~ tho labor temple here this
afternoon from ono to : o'clock m
which several revolver shots were
fired. windows ana doors smash a..
W. &. Cochranc age % q m'on pain
tcr ~ Wichita Kansas aud Tulsa.
nLlnhnmp. agreed to surrender.
Whom scprchpd m notice. twn nutn.
matte REVIEWERS containing 90 filled
nnd four cmptlcd cartridges wcrr
found
Tnr se,rn hours Corhranc. locked
ir u umnll room ~ the head nf The
.iaitvay lradins into the irmplc -
frsri tn rrwr ott and ~ this Hir1".
rrlcnl position exchanged shots with
rfficrrt AVID citizens Hundreds ~
.ncciptnrs lincl the tsrreis aud ON
occnsors the dcnrrlcd mar. throw
.arrcntrrs' implements, includine
ncls e,Ns aud hammers IN ih.ll
direction,
Y After windows and doors from
,he rnar of tho building we're smnShod
Corhrane corrcalei himself behind
steel lockers aud dcflcd anyone i'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
Labor Has QUESTIONABLE
For Candidates to Ans,uer

Labor resp plciidlly asks YOU TO ensNor
%. foilowiar questions
First liow IL your campaign Tin.
"'..A How much have YOU ssp M.
30 'o date. and How much do you ,x-
T"u 90 ",pond before the natlonnl
convention of your party meets. WIN
'oJ w. ltoi enough To furnish tho
names ct contributors 10 your catr.
rnicn lund. or 10 any fund which IN
20 he used IN vour behalf and tho
amounts Of contributions. VIII yoI.
hrforo Your national convention
mce's make further sworn state
n,rni of expenditures. together with
llsts ~ contributors and furnish same
20 tho press.
second Nrc YOU willing to iOir
In nm appeal lo congress To lmm"di.
pfsiv enari legislation, which WIN
compol an candidates for The pres
g.pcv 10 make sworn rctnrns to SONS
rffirlll of the rational government.
.revjnr an iDoncys expended by 'hs
,,ndaalcs oi any one acting In 'h'iff
Sanrif .toecthci With tho names o. n'i
.,nirihutors 10 the cnndldates can't
p,trn Inl. or 20 any fund whish may
boo rfieed In their behalf.
.,v. ,.r' ~ ~ssnre YOU ina, 'his
letter is not 20 be- construed as IN
i,icmeri NJ the methods o' any
aa1,at..'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25

ny Asocntci rosa
WASHINGTON. Mar Another
uucstiunullro Tor presidential a.uir-
ants. This time relating ~ campaign
expenditure WIS made public TODAY
by Labor Wookly paprt published
hy tho fourteen recognized ril,lcfi
labor ORGANIZATIONS
Rcnnrts that some candidates N're
spending large sums were given rs
tho reason Tor submission of ,nc
lu,siionulir,. which WIS in thr form
of % lrttcr Jp 10 dozen demo rats pnl
rom b'lc1us u oiiono1 fnr the uoni-
nation Pointing ont that the pfc'i.
dent is entrusted hy the cnnsttu' ion
vIth tho appointment NJ the federal
mii.1r, md hHi hp is becoming
nr, .i, moro Influential in ,hip'p 2
Il.u.liiag. tNn ioti"r d'.''rrd that
tho gtb,f, ni charges .nnr rniur un-
proper ,,ppuj.iurcs could not hc-rV
lsfl'nicd
Nrnatrtl, There 81 no udeIuat"
rb, Inu n ths NV thr i.t'Nr "rr-
Uru,d. "to slnruarl thp selection ~
f.it.aios - thr u1'inu1l marty ,1n-
va.iIru Cpudid1ics tor the prttIdc1-
fp ani iho'~ f-ior1a m1v 90 fnr hs
federal F1tH'ta yro cnnrr~nrl cN.
pend as much money as they see iit
10 effect tho result
/ Ia Wow 60 ,.psc Isl lf c,idlu. iI"i'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
RAIL VALUATION
HEARING CLOSES
INVESTMENT NJOtNT> ~ Mn.
MIN BiSIS OPPOSED ~
COMMISSIONERS.


WASHINGTON Mar ~ Her.
lnrs before the interstate commerce
committee 10 determine methods Df
railway valuation piior to adust.ns
Ft,t to give the standard return uu-
der the transportation act we're con.
,ludcd to-day with the representatives.
of 'hc carriers. security holders and
The majority of the shirrci. iaNurirg
tue Investment accounts ol the
roads as q minimum basis" ~ val
tc againI determined opposition hy
thr state ilrpad commissioner.
Finul arguments of the three day sc''
,run were made by S r liledsoo. uf
. Chicago. dnd =. n Wood. of New
/ YORK tor the Association oi Railway
! Executives
nru, ng the contention of th" state
commissioners that the accounts ~
no' evidence ol value under the law,
Nr. Blrdsoe declared the book a.
counts" moro nearly npproNimaicn
the Nalrc than any other evidence
/ The carriers were rraiificd Woo
said. thai tho shippers told ~" cnr.
mission that thry were more iniercs
tod In the rromotin nor service and
extension OF transportation facilities
than In exact rates With the grant
lne Of sufficient rates. he said m,
railroads could afford the adcuuii,
service desired
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
EVIDENCE: BEFORE:
NAVAL COMMITTED:
|SC0NTRAD|CT0RY
uIiItEi, uf NAVIGATION NJ.
I,Ett rtslItIES ARM.
lEsriGNTlO\.

y. Associated rtgaf
WAslilNGTON. Mrr -. Aftor
Captain Harris l.nning, former assis'-
ant chief OF nnNigliion. had told tie
sanate committee Investigating tte
sims.nuniels row today that the navy
had been without comprehensive
'den nj the war and that chaos v'r-
'unily existed. senator Trlmmcli,
democrat of Flprldn. confronted the
captain with letter he had written to
Admiral Sims on August Is, 1919,
saying hc was mot cnny y'ncrd' nat
no bureau of Oncrnlions "hnd crrr"
~ Va general PLANS" and saying also
that had snno 81 Sims rcrnmnen' t-
lion hocn adopted they would have
been diSn troua senator Tramm"n
.onionded that ! nnlhf's letter wns q
complete contradiction ot some ~ th"
sims charges and also SOME of inc
,.anlne's statement ~ today, Int The
raptnin ooriendei his lo'ter tcterr tl
~ y period IN The war later than that
involved In ihn charrc of Admiral
Sims
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
ASOU|TH Forces
SPLIT IN LInE:RA
PARTY IN ENGLAND
TAKES i~IE WITH ll!oh "
GEORGE ~ riGur Against
ili,Ol,

~ Aan, a,,' russ
LONDON. Ncroh Herbert u.
hsquith. foimrr premier, who re-
Gently WIS elected lo the houc oI
commons from paLl,y. scotland. i1
a sp,rcr At The .jiunal liberal ,lub
today. replitd 90 Premier ll",'
Georges declaration that all parties
should unite against the labor
PARTY io prcyon' llolshcNism. W.,
Asuuth SAID th' appeal Wl. fui
lass clo.ytg' lni 81, mos, ml'.
chirvous ihlar that h11 been done.
. IT. branded th" r.Hbfh.l J ~ most
snnlrs'ir and impwcrcahl' scheme
and the greatest trayosiy uf self gov
crnmcut over afforded nation"
rhc significance o dr AtluiiH''
! speech I, that II registers The for
"mal snlit In the liberal marty and b
gins a new chapter ir lli i-Ish politl,
n Ia pointed out that all lir"rl. row
will have to choose whether they WI
,ulpou trc coalition party ~ Nr
l.lnyd George or rive their Ulh r-
rntc to NJ. NslUih who claims %
br tho 'oIdrr of m. 'rgI'.Wvto lih.
cral PARTY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
Confer On Treaty.

lr A.ane'nifd lrtsf
WASHINGTON March - Win
plans Tor u peace declaration at u
standslill IN the Senate, Republican
leaders Of the House conferred today
on means.
\ new element wns Injected into
the question today by senator
Thomas Democrat. Colorado. who
declared IN q Senate speech that "
President Wilson vetoed q peace
dcclnrntion. as many senator's believe
he viii. Congress would have no
AUTHORITY To pnss II over the veto
There wds no final decision on the
form or tho resolution or the time
of IT, presentation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
rn> ripnrcs Annornccd

Wv Associated Ircsa.
WASHINGTON. March aJ.--ln-
come and excess pioflts taxes az
rrcgnlIng Sa1S Sgn.iTs were paid an
the first insiallment oi the nations
taX for iaie. whio these figures
do not represent an exact ono fourth
of the taxes for las, year they indi.
cate q collection for the entire yeae
~ approximately ss.ao0.0C0 400
treasury officials said tonight The
iirsi insiallml1i NOR. than offsets
outstanding treasury certificates or
indebtedness issued In anticipation
" the payment and leaves the trcn.
sury IN n position 10 follow its finan.
cial program oullland several
mouths afo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
ulrcgou Outlines Views

N" HWini IfrHa
\EEnO, ToNas March e.
Restoration Of McViro alone huslncs.
llrcs. cordial relations with foreign
rovorniicnls and recognition OF for.
ogn obligations were advocated 'p-
lay hy General Nylradc Ob"eglu.
cauli9lto tor the Mexican presidency
IN New Laredo.
Gcaeril Ohrcgar denounced th'
Carraulr goverumcu, as lyrinn' 4
the Hrcua Vpe .rl announced :;
cLmntirp nr restoration ~ tho
rights Ot the Mexican rooplc lie
.'ycrclv criticised Ngnpoo BThlla.
rs the candidate repic '1tine nr ~.
fort ~ continuation o. IN, CirrIuel
regime Ohrtfou was received vrh
great enthusiasm ir l.Fmld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
"Student Soviet" Rules
Kansas Normal College;
Teachers Plea for Help
ATTORNEY GENERAL ORDERS PROSECUTION OF AL
RESPONSIBLE FOR DlSORpkRS-1WO ARE
ALMOST DROWNED

" N,.o, ted rrrf
HAYS. KlnflH March - .-
The Fort Hays Normal school.
where young kansans are made
into school teachers. iH ln the
rrip of % student soviet"
whose principal occupation H.
hunting down professors. IN
their homes. ON the campus or
wh, r'.cr ih,v may b. found.
and throwing them into the lake
ON the college campus. This
soviet has no prejudice
against cold water. In fact. dur
INK ia regime g Two days II
has specialized IN cold Wai\.
ducVnr ull opnoronis. whether
mombrrs n the faculty ~ Of tho
student body Two men have
come near drowning rofesrDr
] CASHIER Harvey ol the Eurllsh
department hrs tclpgrUrhcd to
the authorities NJ Topeka. ask
ing protection, and Ri,hard
EIU.lf, has directed lir conn
V attorney hero 90 prosecute
Ncr,or. rn-pou Nblo tor the disc
lfdois.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
ARMENIAN ARMY
BY AMERICAN MD
URGED IN SENATE
MARINES 10 PROTECT UNITED
SrlrFS INTERESTS ~ ALSO
EtONME\DED.

WASHINGTON. March 2i-A
that the United
States government supply To the new
reuuhlic ut Aremnia sufficient arms
aud ammunition To equip u stable
Armenian army" was made today by
q Senate subcommittee which has
conducted an exhaustive inycslign-
ton of conditions In the near East
The dispatch Of American marines
tu pro tcct American interests along
The railway from latnun tn liaku
also WAS recommended hy the suh
committee.
The report probably viii b. taken
~ 10y the foreign relations commit
tIc uoNt week.
Tho subcommittee hearings. "
the report said. clearly established
the truth Cf rppOriod atrocities aud
massucrrs from which these unforlu-
rate Iopplo have suffered and i'm.
i'rss ~ deeply that dcplorahlr con
diiious nf insecurity and starvation
exist In Armenia today.
~ " further recommended that
the executive branch of the United
states government dispatch u war
shin and a force of marines iO the
port OF natoum administration I,
land The marines 10 protect American
lives aad property u; tiat rort and
Ulonc the railway limo Ia Baku.
"Tho committee further recon
wcuds the passage of the uecossar,
legislation hy Congress to arlhorig'
and dhcct the secretary of war I,
furnish tC the government of IN,
Armenian republic arms and ammu
milton necessary to equip u s'nbl,
Armenian army lu maintain tran
guilty and protect the lives an,
property % the citizens of the AZ
mculUn republic"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
TRANSFER Of SHIPS
To HAMBURG LINES
BITTERLY OPPOSED
RESOLUTIONS on PROTEsT
INtNIMOi SLi ADOPTED ~
MT Sllip OWNERS.
UNJUST TO Americans"
Association Declares Former Con.
ccin shown IIostilii, ~ Develop.
mcnt ~ 4. =, Merchant
Marine.

ny Asio,ini,d rrcaa
NEW YORK March A.--Iicsolu-
iions opposing the ALLEGATION of
American owned ships for the re
establishment uf the former Ham
burr-Amorican line trade routes and
the placing or American ships ,t the
disposal ~ the line as agents. were
unanimously rdnptod here today bv
the American steamship owners A..
soclaiion The association claims @
membership oi - lines including @
majority cf the companies opcraiinp
In overseas ana cousiwisp trade un-
dcr the American fllg
Caus" fur Artlun.
The action Was taken. the r'.piu
ions road ou the ground 'thnl u it
currently reported chat th" Ham
rg-Amcricar lime J.. cndeuvhrui,
through the suppnu OF the shippius
board. to ohtuu the agency Of The
American ships 80 be operated so ua
10 re-es'ablish its former lines ho-
tween HAMBURG ana its worldwide
agencies in foreign ports, with priv'-
lcre to itself to operate Mp 20 INV
'prr cent Of us own tornngc along
side the American flar shipg
Move Held Unfair.
Tho resolutions further declared
that The llamburg American line haH
IN the p.sf shown hostility tor dcvc'
sonmeui of t"n American merchant
marine .aud that ns ultimate object
is to obtain control of such lines 90
the elimination of American ships
The association declare such q
transfer would he unjust 20 Nmcr''
can manufacturers. merchants '.d
shin owners. in tho face Of the fac
iha, NO adequate mail passenger ana
fast froipht service yet exists from
the United Siatos To South America
and the orient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
Mo,.r> ol I,caI IlucI.

MpNTFHInEO. March % \
moving picture operator filmed n
duel fuuEht hero With sword, hrlWoru
l'r Aitilio Norancio senator. and
rr C"aspr Miranda. managng ,ui-
tor ol the newspaper la pri'g41
The combat. Wh.oh originated IN
0,u'r political difference. resulted
M both pnrlios being seriously
onuGcd pr,idcs tlr two men Who
acted as seconds ,hr duel wa' SIT
nrtpd hy thirty .pprtiiora
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
AMERICAN CROSSES LINE
ATTENpIs To SILL ARMS AND
AMMUNITION TO MExICANs
REPORT SAYS.

iv 'ssas'isisd Pres
CALENlCO. calf. March 2i.--An
American whose identity In being
withhold hy authorities crossed tho
international boundary here today
into Mexicala. lower California. and
offered 10 sell arms and ammunition
tn Governor Es,uban Cantu. accord
lnr to q HNlSMont by the governors
aides The man was turned over tn
The United States customs inspectors.
The mpn t1ld Cantu and officials
present. according Co their statement.
hat hr had negotiated similar sales
- Carrangisias and royolutlonlsts In
Mexico Afior Governor Cantu had
obtained all information possible
from the man he was delivered To
iho American customs Inspector.
The inspector communicated with
'hc denurimunt Of Justice and was
advised Investigators would be sent
20 Calcyico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
DEMENTED MAN DEFIES POLICE
6 HOURS IN BARRICADED ROOM;
LATER AGREES TO SURRENDER

onirr thp room, dc'larIur Il must
kill anyone who comes iu here. l
hpyc ouough ammunition io NH all
pf Fort smith and viii do %. II nccos-
sarN."
Police believe the cracd man is sur
icrirr with q drluson BE- D. ~ hn
KILLED vs. an unknown cucmy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25

WILL N0T NAVE DELE.tTE Ar
HEARING AGAINST PACKERS

H. Assocut'd Pres.
chicago. March .i.-- IT," South
crn Wholesale Grocors' Association.
complainan, with the National Whole
sale groccrs association before the In
torstaic commerce commission
against the big five" packers. viii
not Do represented when the hearing
is resumed Friday In Chicago before
Commissioner Atkinson. II was an.
nOunccd today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
THREATENED COAL STRIKE
AVERTED BY AGREEMENT

NEW YORK, March 24.--Sus-
pension Of work in the anthracite
coal fields April I, when the
present wage agreement between
operators and workers expires,
was averted tonight, when own
crs said that they would agree to
make any wage increase decided
upon in the new agreement be-
ing drawn up retroactive to that
date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
General Wood Leads
In Dakota Primary;
Lowden Runs Second

~ AH.nf rird Pres.
SiOrX FALLS. $. D.. Mar 2i
More than 20O precincts IN rura
districts reported thoir returns from
yesterday primary election late to-
lya and these figures coupled with
practically complete returns from all
the citics of the state yielded the fol
lowing total for the republican candi-
date Tor presidential endorsement.
wood. 2G,O23.
l.owdon. elsa.
Johnson gO.G2S
The returns wcr oirom 80 To l1i0
precincts, In 81 Of Gl counties Wood
'arr.cd or was leading In 80 of the
'orntics which had reported Johnson
was ahead In L. and 10 had shown
uluraliiios for Lowden. one county
reported tie between Wood and Low
den
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-25
TORN NH. LEADS To
Ai,i,i3ST on uIGiiWNNMAN

CHICAGO, Mar. ga torn 81
hill led To the arrest of u negro hgh.
ViNmtn here The bill was obtained
D. Tie rubDer when h. held up Elmer
\. smith. Smith. after bcggrt a
fid oa q stnct ear. told the riory
to the conductor. \ little later ;he
norr, boarded the car and tcnucrrd
the bin Tor caridrc. The conductor
Summoned cop. and the negro Ms
arrested