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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-01
TRY TO KILL LORD

LONDON, March 1-- Shots were fired at Lord Acton, British military minister to Finland at Hclsingfors as Acton was driving yesterday after noon to the public square. Lord Acton was not hit. No arrests have beer made. The motive for the shooting is not known.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-01

WASHINGTON, March, l- Presi' dent Wilson signed the railroad bill early Saturday evening and at the same time, in a proclamation, vested practically all powers in the bill and gives the executive to Hines who rc- mains director general.
 President Wilson replying to the request of the Railroad Brotherhoods says Hines is now commission to adjust wage differences and said that was provided for in the bill.
 Railroads were returned to priva'" control at midnight Sunday.
 WASHINGTON, March l. The operating division of the railroad ad-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-01

OKLAHOMA CITY, March i-- Acting upon the request of President Wilson, both houses of the legislature at a special session. have ratified sui frage.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-01
MEx|CANS
 MAKE RAID

NOGALES, Ariz., March l-- J. A. Fraser, American storekeeper and postmaster of Ruby, Arizona, died this morning of wounds received when Mexican bandits raided Fraser's store last Friday. Fraser's brother Alexan- der died Friday night from wounds received in the raid.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-01
BRYAN AS DELEGATE

LINCOLN. Neb., March r. Follow CTS of Bryan announce a slate of dele gates to the National Democratic con- vention with Bryan heading the list, as a delegate at large.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-01
WOMAN NOMINATED
 FOR HIGH OFFICE

WASHINGTON, March, l- Es. telle Collier has been nominated for collector of Customs at Salt Lake City. She is the first woman ever appointed to be q collector ot Customs.
 sssss
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-01
RAILROADS
 IN PRIVATE
 OWNERSHIP

ministration, which has controlled .nc railroads for the past two years, ceas- ed to exist Sunday midnight. Two hundred and thirty lines were return ed to the owners without incident. Di- recto, General Hines alone remains to clear up thousands of claims. The government bill insures the roads a fixed per centage of profits and also created fund from which railroads may obtain government loans.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-01
TWO THOUSAND STRIKE

BALTIMORE, March l. Two thousand unionists are striking at the Baltimore Drydocks Ship Building Go, on the open shop issue. Two thousand additional workmen have been laid off on account of the strike. The company is determined that the plant shall re- main as an open shop.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-01

SENATOR Is DEAD
 WASHINGTON, March l- Sera- tor Bankhead, Democrat of Alabama, died this forenoon of the grippe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
(above) parliament buildings Vienna
Carter Secures Passage
OF The Most Far-SweepinS Indian Bill
Ever Enacted Into Law By I. S. Congress

This s by far the farsweepns bill of its kind
81 which
delegation o
The removal of restrictions in 1908 arreaching OF
people have thought well him that they have kept him
without flattcrng him, frankly
do not believe there
Nor think affairs will him
Of
member the Indian committee the national
hood time ts chairman his
nation affairs
There ZIG tribes Indians
have deoraed 70 remnants Of their tribal
shadows their
Wnnebago and Modocs for instance consist Of
The KioWa and
Conanches stl
all OF the United Saes
OF
than half breed Of
would
individual where merit
states which large
the lands nontaxh particularly the Importance
ana vast weight to he given this OF
through the economic situation and
wealth
Congressman commended for the discrm
mating judgment and legislative the enactment Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
JAKE HAMON SENDS GENERAL WOOD
A WIRE WHICH S|NCES AND STILES
AND CARRIES INVITATIONS Of ALL
MANNER OF |NCRAT|TUDE BESIDES
TELLING Of MONEY CONTRIBUTED
AT DOUGHTY WARRIORS REQUEST

Shawnee, Okla. Jan. H. Follow.
ing yesterdays split at the ropublcnn
Fourth congressional district conycn.
ton, IN which two sets of delegates
We're chosen. one instructed to vote
Tor Major General Leonard Wood ~
The national convention, and tho 9th
er uninstructed both Jake l.. Hamon
OF Ardmoro, Okla, and j. j. Me.
Gr7,W Of lonca City today were IN.
officially claiming election as nation.
nj committeeman. McGraw is a can.
didat" 20 succeed himself.
Although tho "McGtaw convention
gained the distinction OF making the
first TWO instructed delegates in the
United States, for the present cam
palgu, the opinion atll prevails that
the fight for the place on the nation
al committee would have to await de.
csion by the credentials committee
Of the republican national convention
Unless either McGraw or Hamon gets
an Overwhelming majority in the 9th
cr seven districts the question OF who
won tine Hamon-McGaw contest will
be forced to wait over for the ma.
tioual convention.
The set OF delegates instructed TO
vote for Major General Wood also
was instructed to support Hamon for
national committeeman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
Harmony Preyaieth Not in Republl-
can Camp

Especial to The Arlmorcite)
Shawnee, Jan. 11.--Immediately al.
ter the republican split" late Friday
afternoon. Jake H. Hamon addressed
telegram, couchod in scathing terms,
to General Wood, The telegram fol
lows
"WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM"
Shawnee, Okla. Jan. 16. 1920,
Gen. Leonard Wood,
~ :. Army Headquarters.
Chicago. III.
AT 4th District Republican Conven'
tlcn here today. Mni. Hugh Scott and
Albert Kelly we're elected delegate
TO the Republican National Conven'
ton, to bc held in Chicago. Both of
these men had aided me very much
In The Wood movement, In Oklahoma,
and both Of their counties had in.
structed Cor YOU, also practically every
delegate sitting in the convention had
neen 50 instructed and uothwlthstand.
ing my support Of you, which has
been very earnest aud most sincere
/ could only secure instructions ior
myself rs national committeeman. iou
know that | have been with you for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
HOPE: FOR IMMEDIATE
ADJUSTMENT Of PEACE
TREATY D|FFERE nee SLIM

Washington. Jan l7.-Hopcs for fl.
nal action Ly the senate on the peace
treaty this month virtually had van
ished tonight.
Efforts of republican and democratic
leaders to adjust disputes over reser.
vations with the rank and file Of the
senate, aud the debate which will fol
low in the senate itself are expected
generally to preclude final action be-
fore February, at the earliest
Two sessions OF the bipartisan
"round table, committees were held
today ana considerable progress on
minor reservations was reported.
Consideration Of the reservations af-
fectine article 10 Of the league of ma
tions covenant and the Monroe Doc.
trine was deferred by mutual agree
mcnt All four of the republicans,
Senators Lodge Of Massachusetts,:
New, Of Indiana; Lenroot Of Wiscon-
sin, and Kellogg, Of Minnesota. and
the five democrats, Senators Hitch.
cock, of Nebraska; Simmons, of North
Carloina; Alckcllar Of Tennessee:
Walsh, Of Montana, and owen Of Ok
lahoma, attended todays sessions. The
republicans also held n separate meet
ing and individuals of both factions
held private conferences with senators
not members Of the informal commit.
tees.
Several changes IN language of the
minor reservations discussed today
were agreed to tentatively, it was
said. Details were withheld under
the policy Of secrecy adopted, but
both republicans and democrats OK.
pressed satisfaction with the progress
made. Both factions. however also
emphasized that the work of the con-
ference was tentative, subject to ap.
rroval by the body Of republican and
democratic senators favoring ratifi.
cation,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
A RT|LLERY BAT ATTAl|ON
WILL Be ADDED To THE
IN IL IA RY EQ u PMEN7
Of STATE Of OKLA HOMA

oklahoma city, Jan. l1.--Additlon Of
battalion OF light field artillery TO the
Oklahoma national guard is expected
10 he accomplished within 80 days
according to AdWtant General Bar
rett, who was in his office today for
the first time in 10 days, having just
returned from Washington where he
conferred with the militia bureau Of
the War Department ana attended a
meeting Of adjutants general Of other
states
Batteries will be organized at Okla.
homa city, Tulsa and Okmulgcc, ac-
cording to plans OF the adiutant gen.
erui II the cities designated are un-
able to organize the units, others will
BE- asked to take their places. Each
battery will be equipped with four 10
nillimetre guns. which will be drawn
by the caterpillar tractors. General
barrett obtained from the department
during his stay in Washington change
OF orders regarding the states artil-
lery quota, making It motor drawn
instead OF horse drawn.
Reorganization Of the old First In.
fantry is included in the adiutant gen.
erals plan for the extension of the
guard. Although the state already has
its full quota of infantry units, he
said today, he expected to receive this
spring permission to exceed that limit
By adding another infantry regiment.
The new regiment will be organized
beforc July /, he said.
saltwater will be the home station
Of company Of engineers to be or
ganized at once \ radio company
of the signal corps probably will be
located at Norman. Formation of the
foregoing units with that of new hos
pital almost ready for recognition ut
Shawnee, will give Oklahoma its full
allotment of national guardsmen.
Good work of Oklahoma troops at
Fort sill last summer and in coal
fields and at Drumright last fall is
known throughout the country Gen
eral Barrett said today. Officers OF
the militia commended me upon the
showing OF the troops and other ad
,utants. general asked me TO tell them
how we did 1t. Oklahoma's national
guard IL one OF the leaders in regard
to it's numerical measures up in the
samo proportion"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
LATIN.ANEEICAN DELE.
GATES ARRIVE AT L. ).
NATIONAL CAPITOL

Washington, Jan. 17.-I.atin Amcrl.
can delegates to the second pan.
American financial conference which
begins here Monday called at the
State Department today and We're wei.
coined by Secretary Lansing. They
went to the Treasury Department,
where Secretary Glass received them
and later we're guests Of Secretary
Glass ut Il luncheon.
All the Latln.American countries
we're represented, nine ministers of
finance beng included In the delega.
ton. Among the more important sub.
jects 10 be taken up at the confer.
ence and which were discussed infor.
mally today by the delegates and rep.
resentativcs Of the United States are
transportation questions, both domes.
tic and foreign and problems of equal.
lxation Of production and distribu.
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
.REC|ND ACTION NAMING
.HEA[DTON HERALD THE.
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER Of
CARTER COUNKY. OKLA

The board Of county commits
sioners in session Saturday after
noon rescinded a former action OF
that body designating the Heald.
ton Herald the legal publication
Of Carter county.
This action was taken after u
spirited discussion, In which sew
eral county officials participated
and the weekly from Healdton will
no longer be known as the off
cial organ of Carter county.
In resembling this action the
board took into consideration sew.
erai circumstances that have re-.
Gently occurred, and felt that it
was for the best interest Of the
county at large that the change
Of decision be made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

th" reason that | have contributed
large sums ut money TO you for your
campaign, M your suggestion. and
you viii remember that YOU told me
that had gwen you the most unsel
liSh and generous support and that
no man in America had done more
for sou. without hopes or promises
or without bargaining for political re-
ward. The appointment and rccogn
uon OF McGaW win make the sccu'
ms ct mn instructed delegation for
YOU, from this stta, impossible, and
since MctIaw's appointment, your
support has been steadily vanishing.
There is no question about my hc'ng
"'l' ~ carry every conSr'Ss'oh'' uiS
"'O' III '"' S"t" an" h'tN' inc "e".
N'"' '''""'''" I"' me lor ia''oi"l
'''''',, = ''''.' "S ""N' "'1''''
''' "''''''" .,'poE E','.''' "9 o''e W
I"uT ,P'rS'hI'I'vtS III 'h'N 7t!'e Is
"'S,'"S S"'t your c''l'V'S n'i'' tic VI
E"ni|'" III" '"rc'S mere tou"y '""
!'''" ~ 'u"'P '"nN'".'ou' VI 'u' r'Tu
l"' u'l,-""7 '''''v" III 'u' ''h W.
u'''' w H't III ''' regular co"NeF
.lon "'' !" 'hc ruihp r'nNeh~o,l'
,"wn''' i' or ~ participating J."
No'i'" 'ohN'n''""' were ue''oc'''S'
'ut throo'S ana pun's win no reSfe'
,Ao,Il'y. Mr'TuW8 cohuuc' W"l Vt"
"oup'ea'y 'hJurc inc party III the sUi'e
as wen rs your c'ahces oi DING prs.
u'"l' II Is not ttue as c''li'ieu' ''''
my support III '''ls S''t' nrlses w., uul
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
HEARING OF
MEN CHARGED WITH KONAWA
MURDER Is SET FOR TRIAL

Shawnee, Okla, Jan. 17.-Judge ].
w. Bolen Of Ada has called preli.
mlnary hearing for John Cravens, Jim
Goodrich. Leon Stuart and Arthur
Cravens for Monday, The hearing
will he conducted ut Konawa. These
four men are charged with being I'm.
plicated in the murder OF Tom Rag
land. farmer. whose dead body was
found on the roadside near his home
Jan. I. A note was found on the
murdered man stating that his death
had been caused by his activities ou
the draft board. 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
ONE POST AMERICAN
LEGION COMPOSED OF
MEMBERS OF MASONRY

Now York, Jan. 17,-F'orrnal organi
zation Of a post Of the American le
gion in Brooklyn composed entirely
OF members Of the Masonic fraternity
was announced today. The post
ramed Fraternity No. 6l2 announces
that Major General Leonard Wool IS
an honorary president and that he
Will speak on true Amerlcanism" Mt
the installation OF officers on Jan. 27.
The post was organized by Major
Butler, judge advocate OF the Rainbow
division who IS Il 33rd degree Sla.
SON
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
CLAREMOltE FARMER Is
FLOWING UNDER SNOW

Clarmore, Okla, Jan. ia new
way OF providing moisture to soil
has been evolved by John Drckson,
banker and n farmer. Yesterday and
today he was busy with tractor and
plows plowing under the snow that
still remains on his farm. He says
that only the top crust was hard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN OF
TILLMLAN COUNTY SELECT
DELEGATES TO STATE MEET

Frederick, Okla, Jan. 17.-One hun.
dred democratic women of Tillman
county met here today and elected q
chairman and twcnty.four delegates to
the state convention to meet in Ok.
lahoma City, January 27.
The women passed resolutions en-
dorsing Congressman Scott Ferris for
senator and the Wilson and owen nd.
miuistr7atous.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
Chickasha Oil Man in ArdrnOre

". w. llolltster OF Chickasha. was
IN Ardmore business visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Hollister is heavily interested in
the Cement oil fields and SAYS that
good production Is expected in that
territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
"PATRiOTlC FRIENDS OF
LABOR" PUSH OPEN SHOP

Tulsa, okla, Jan. 17.+-John II. Mil.
Ter, directing the membership com.
mittec of Patriotic Friends of Labor,
the open shop organization here says
that $500 business men here, Sand
Springs and Okmulgee have Joined
the movement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
CROWS HOLD DAILY CON
MENTIONS on THIS FARM

Muskogee, Okla, Jan. 17.-Harry
Lyon of Beland, has issued an appeal
for sc men to assist him in riddng
Beland Of crows
Lyon says the crows of four coun.
tics wing their way to the tall trees
of Beland every afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
BOOZE SIGNS DRAPED
! \ MO j RN|NG NOTING.
EVOLUTION Of A WET.
KANSAS CITY INTO A.
.L|QU0 RLESS SA HA RA

Kansas city, Mo, Jan. l7.--Ail rost.
ers which heretofore told the people
here Of the virtues OF certain wh'skeys
and how certain beers would build
them up, were cast into oblivion when
the federal prohibition amendment be-
came effective
Black paint, as IL TO indicate mourn
ing, has been smeared across such
signs. and innocent little electric light
boards which formerly were In the
service OF King Alcohol, have been
re.assembled to enlighten prospective
buyers on the qualities OF other mer
chandise.
A few OF the former haunts Of
Mr.. Barleycorn still remain open, os-
tensively for the purpose OF disposing
OF weak and watery fluids called soft
drinks" but their tomblike interiors
have lost all Of the gaiety Of the
wet era ~ one OF the down town
hotel bars last Saturday night not Il
counter vas in evidence and the bar.
tender was Willing away the time
over the sporting page OF news
paper. In former times they were
lined two and three deep and the
mixed conversation, along with mixed
drinks, gave one an impression OF
why they never finished the Tower
OF Babel.
Even sweet cider. lupocuous ps It
may seem, can no longer be purchas-
ed. federal authorities Insist that this
paid beverage has too easy ten
dency to become hardened with age.
especially when the cork IL inadvert.
emily left out OF the container.
Only in the Easements OF the fore.
sighted can liquors be obtained and
the many recent deaths from wood
alcohol and liquors concocted by ANA.
teurs has reduced enthusiasm over
invitations to partake Of the private
stores.
1t is estimated that there are 25 900
gallons Of whisky under government
seal in Kansas City. 1t cannot be
moved until permits are obtained from
the internal revenue collector, and
then only on assurance that II will
be sold for medicinal purposes only.
At the prevailing price for bootlegger's
liquor, the value OF this whisky Is
placed at $50, ,O0O,O00
The Sahara period also leaves the
city with 900 barrels OF beer, brew
ed in the hope that the curtain Of pro.
hibiton would be lifted for brief
encore. 1t will either be transformed
into vinegar, or the alcohol extracted
and sold as near-beer.
Sales Of whiskey may be made only
to druggists with government permits,
who in turn may sell only to physi-
clans. The physicians also must OBJ.
tain permits from the internal revenue
office.
Washington, Jan. II. - Machinery
for the enforcement of constitutional
prohibition, which became effective
today virtually was completed with
the announcement by Internal Reven.
ne Commissioner Roper of the super.
vising federal prohibition agents.
Supervisors and the states over
which theV will have jurisdiction In.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

Washington, Jan. II. - Machinery
for the enforcement of constitutional
prohibition, which became effective
today, virtually was completed with
the announcement by Internal Reven.
ne Commissioner Roper of the super
vsing federal prohibition agents.
Supervisors and the states over
which they will have jurisdiction In.
clude:
Southwestern department: David A.
Gates, supervising agent, Little Rock,
Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkan.
sas, Texas, New Mexico.
Southern department. d. ]. CAN'T.
supervising agent, Atlanta, Louisiana
and other old south states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

Ardmorcte WANT ADS bring wha,
YOU want.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

FOR SAiI.-At n hlrrain.. Charter
oak range. upright fydlnr led. ON.
bed springs Call nj 1909 WASHINGTON
az Phone 1858. las Etc
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j. H. RUSSELL 4 COMPANY.

90 hilNH AAtNh - iNlA' w
Modern siN'ruum house gut in best lo.
cation IN Van Buren,. good condition.
rrgain nj $3.50. only 81 $50 cash.
Just completed. sirickly modern slX.
rooms. price sl0.ioO. s. 600 cash
ing, basement furnace and builtin cen.
v'nlcnccs. hard wood floors. large
prcciatcd, Price Sia0.i 200. good terms.
New HiX.rOuna strickly modern. SOUTH.
wet p1rt. cement aud tile basement.
hgg" rooms end muft he nrtn 10 Do az.
pgcciatcd. Prize $i0.i0o good t,ims.
Four.ro0m house on Pierce. cnTi
rrrnt, bargain NJ S3.5O0. only $500 cash.
FiVcroom house. close In ON MuE
roe. south ~ 9Th. east front for 50. $40.
only s 900 cash
SiN'room duplex lust being Quilt. 10th
lides modern. price S6.jOO. unly $50
rtnh. VIII rent for 500 Il month. can
i've IN one side and rent the other.
W" also handle farm land and bust
ness property. See iis for any Kind of
trade. We have twu E,ctiuns nf IN.
,H"trd land a. rad for city prmrrty.
j. N. RUSSELL & COMPANY,
35 Fusua Bldg Phone 7ii.
rs 2ic
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

tul, SALE-Why pay high rcnt when
$4,000 Will buy u nice i.room plastcr,l.
ulli.in featured house ready L. occtipy
- let July. Si.00O.OO down. easy
plymcnir. Also lave q nice 3rnpin
hour on cart side. $500. $500 cash
'alnncr on terms. See Nick Tolk. Car.
renter aud Contractor. 1894 4. 10th.
i9a 10th
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IMPORT tNr.

One man does noihing hut gather
work Cor Che ln.n Laundry lsency.
taarih ~. Phane az. Call ~ M.
l?s itp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

TWO ciionr uf smooth. unimproycd
and, Moor" county near Dumas This
rd can De bought for $3.50 per acre.
., tlkcn this week. Adjoining land now
'llins for si5 a. S2b per acre. Terms
ne third cash. balance IN five years.
dom Land Company. Phone ~.
1879 30
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
NOTICE

FOR SALN-Four roum house close
In, Ia good repnir ttsoo. $500 cash. bai.
ancc EASY Six room mudcrn house in
routh mart e town. new and up io dai'
Throughout. $500 \ very small ctsh
pnym'ni, balance SIS r,r month Fh't'
|sisl. Tex Plains Realty Go. l'' lc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

WORK WANTED Young man 10
wants work. Can do most anything.
What have you? Phone siii. igS lie
DODGE touring and roadster best cars
~ town Tor the money 1910 buchanan
Phone 733. tas IA
' isII the New York Beauty Parlor
~ WV l1S Gtp
MAN wanted tn interview public on
SCOT I've proposition Salary aud com.
'iri.ou. Apply Stewart with Amarillo
Seed Co. opposite Court HOUSE IaS 9in
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NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This IN o. certify that X. J. Foster
IN no lunser nn cmpluyc of the Fulls
National Detective Bureau and we arc
not responsible for checks turned over
20 him for collection.
r.. e. PACKARD.
lai &C.. District Manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

wANTEp-To oNhanrc small tnrm
mar ranh andlc Cor land from lo in u
miles ~ Amarillo What have you Co.
offer SEQ rcxriains Really 60 s"' .
prlk street. lH' To-
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The Tinted StAi,s produces half 81
the worlds rock phosphatcs lscd Tor
fertilizer purposes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

FOR RENT-onr furnished south bed
room ICES Jack ron Phone 1879 or 81
Tee 30
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LOST

LOST-B.twccn 9Th and Polk aud 1900
buchanan ~ carat diamond ring
Finder return To- Montgomery Bros
Tor reward. 1873 ST.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Registercd Hereford bulls.
Cail on G. u. Combs. 10 miles southwest
Of weldorado 1862 i5tp