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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Danee NJ Washington Cafe

one q the Delightful affairs II tn
a.; ueek was IN" dance given FRIDAY
ccislng Il the Washington Cafe Nv
.esnssrS q the younger social set q
NE city.
hts vas he frs; ~ series Il
''lrces I'anne'l for during the near
';tar. and Il zach succeeding dance
'rasss a. sislssh,f as thir first ono
they viii indeed h. affairs % b. looked
coward e. U,t keen anticipation.
= i-a'ntS arf bot house foliage were
sst@aecc wit artistic effect about the
rye room end despite the inclemency
- the weather fair representation q
tic city's Gamer set were present.
i,ei.Ehiiai ,uhes,ra music was furnish.
~ t'.''Urh. tho evening. and dane.
iee W.. i.,d. 'sed In until a late hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Good Root, nake ,innl ciii,en.


TIE liability ~ any ruuntry d.p.na.
80 ~, tellig'nc. 81 IT, paomo, IN 90.
'Cur ti9n e car people. libraries are
essential "hc enlarged program ct
the A1,rican Library Association
roinis o. a time when books will br
if' ~ u"c' bic q every man. woman
and clild IN America. and the Books
tor ! erNitu'' cnmnaipn h big
firids tsktn ~ that direction.
Igny state lack proper library
ilci3ti.s e''. there arr hrr,, section.
thlt r1,, No library ncHItls ~ an
\ ne. Or co.. ton ~ magazines var.
Uus t"fF tu-'- t'I it,r books keen
the f.hiic ~ totoh Wllh ire very lli,
iHi'hs u H. n4liD' 'urt them
tt'rt - s'art ltisr 60 20 great extent
ia % =, '@sr Astrt.t titizrn isn't
a''t' 10 80 ren,ni,,u IT,. circulation
90 IfI@.'r ir'riign. vE rIp o. e.
gJ ~ 'Nt''' {" 5000 .li- problem 81
\ '.' t.itiSt'b1 tiaf r,ls {, D. loos.
irs idrp O.. 6.'a ''.u ul's,s IT,"
t1i'ign hs"' ",h '..i morc com
p's'' ttd,t.tsh'lr &C. the English
laryvtE rt''tnut tat laws. aud viii
earn the iiuc .t,ni. ~ Amsricanlsm
FIRM tn' pm . ace .sm.ricans.
Tn :: o. 49, &C. g.. -, tanned will b.
expended over :. period Il three years
The work " practical demonstration
and j'rect seryicc should result in an
INN ,nse amour, ~ good public ID.
hiniies. O. IN" plan 81 universal self
education, and rhould aia greatly In
ic 90, ,'i"n II better dtizrnship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
c,re,e Flye ue,d lu,ere.,ins u.e,ins

4 most interesting meeting was held
wednesday, Afternoon by Circle Five
20 IRE First hapsss, church AZ the home
q Mrs > 4. Mclaughlin iie5 jackson
Ssrst. The lesson for the Afternoon
hast isp,cr in the book 81 Acts, was
"a ~ Miss Mary Mcdonald. a. the
desc ~ thu lcsson all present wer"
deiixa,ed with the heagtifdl sio rem
.erd b. Mrs. H. 4. Parcels. An offer.
ing wae taken for the district expense
lInd. AM each faemlsr II the Circle
: akod 20 bring or send their eontii'
su.son tor thu Eucknsr Orphans Home
70 the church neat "Wednesday after.
aosln. in order that the box may b"
lacked and shipped NJ once Thr lat
irr Fart q thu at,-rnoon a snoial hour
MIA enslyei ard aslirinas refreshments
we're served hy the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
rarm Tearhsr, Cinh 20 Mcri

IN" raren, Tsachcrs Club ~ III,
WiisAr Scnool VIII bold their rcgalar
rnH,h:v meeting a, tho schonl To. s,la,.
.tt'ruoon May -. 40 230 o'clock.
VI ratrons arr urged tn b. present
Aiur u spl"nuid program there VIII b.
s"'i.i houi ami rcfigs hments will
ser"sI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
tihenaeum Clah 10 Entertain viii
Musical

Aac Aihnacum Club viii entertain
rhur~isy afternoon with an informal
7Isisicai AZ ihs home ~ Mrs. d. r.
"iinpso1 lee Pierce Street A delight
iua ITteium has been arranged FOR the
ucasioa. and the affair Is being looked
SEWARD 10 ~.sh keen anticipation by
20 ch,b members rs well as their
tgisfds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Christian ERdeaVor. First Chri Tia,
Church

COO D. m. NAY Is. 1890.
Toplc Health
tG.'' ~ snng service.
S"insure reading
Soa- owed Us number e sentence
urs~ats
fapi fu- dstg..'on.
Athletics In heal;h--Claude Clnry.
i'iano suio--ida Nav McClrrc.
Wat ~ ponslliiiiy have we for the
hc1!t. e othsrs-i ~. Daniel.
Wtat ,. . In eat and drink % the
g'n-y q Cod.
Nirin 'tio-Huth McOsker.
VIVA ere some - IN. most important
ruler e. healih-M.ss Ross
Genstsi discussion.
lf,r- n'rt7soa state g. =. convention
Mia, ah
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Ne ~. Iluh 10 Meet

Ni N.m O. COR will entertain the
.,.-T. CuL 80 u,l",k Tuesday u..
t.uau 10 h,. Hnu 1908 Nan Eurrn
S'..,t $50 MmH.gs lru urged Co hc
rr ut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Kuppenheimer and
Stein-B Bloch Clothes

are typical Of New York, decidedly stylish, yet within the
bounds of correct dress. They fit you as though they were
exclusively made to your measure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Pooler Finds Arizona
fCattlemen Jubilant

District Forester Frank c. W pool
cr returned this mornine from an cx-
tended trip though the national for
Cnis In Arizona, during which he at
tended a conference OF at
Tucson. M. pooier VIII leave To-
mhrrow for Roswell 10 attend The con
vcuuon Of the New Mexico HORSE M
Cattle Growers Association at hat
place next week.
Mr. pooier reports conditions In
general very favorable throughout the
state OF AriHona. the stockmcn are
1uhllant az a result 81 plenty u rain
and snow during The winter as a re-
suit Of which range conditions are
very favorbio Tor the coming season.
The large road building program
nov m progress throughout the atutr
- p~sorrcsslug rapidly, some or the
projects costing az much as fiOO. 600
10 The mile BonGe Tor this work have
heeu voted In ANY of the counties.
some Of the smaller % which have
voted a. much a. si.s0o.o0o for this
MuIhs N HI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Gallup Coal-Direct from the
car. Saturday and Monday. New
State Coal Co. Phone 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Fighting Taylor to
Box E Hagen in
! Card for April 5

L|LI
Ocorxe rnaeau has arfanFed as the
chief bout for his boxing card % BE-
presented ~ tht Atuaory .op ne niEht
81 April 3 4 i2 ruund 90 between
E7nhtinf Ifylur. fe1 pounds. FROM 81.
Louia. and I'd Hagen lge ponnoN
phe caiia San FFenoisee NE perpan-
rnf fqaIdfnc4. ..e
moe men have boih fought sev-
efal bouts ~ The southwest and fight
fans IA sArlzona who haze seen ne
men Ia actnp Recommended Them A.
fast enc good mixers. Pineap also
has been IA cpmmunicauon With pro-
mhfo7r % both rluos claimed hy these
men ~ their homo towns and al re-
: are very rood.
waller csifxen. n Springer wen
kalNhL hero hrt eho has been out 81
iho gene Tor q number of weeks or-
los 10 q damaged eye. II now ready
10 rrcutef The gamf and wNl chnl-
lenre he winner % this bout for a
mafch In Albuquerque o. soon ~ a
match can bel arranged for
Fnr the semi-fipal on this card
Mr. Pinenu haa signed an eight rDuno
bout between Sailor Gonzales and
alantfcl Chavez hath q whom are
vel ifnuHn local boys. This bout a.
causing con1ldotuoie discussion and ~
= result iht aaslor wanted II 10 70 a.
a winner take ALL but Pincau did
aeretd ~ should be an .ao-za per cent
basis. 81 44.
Kid Annya and Young Rivers win
80 four rounds on Ibis card and "
These hSya DO nBytaing like they
have on pretints occasions should
give n good o Of themselves re-
gIrdle1E Of the outcome
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27


Huck Common. author and Snowman.
Nhc has been a student At. the state
university the seaHt two quarters, lett
on the california limited for Cali
forula TODAY q 10 into the show pros
tucine business. Tie has left the
w4ItInr field for fhc present
He IN we'll known N ihia part ~
the country as a typical westerncr.
an actor ana > writer 81 stories and
moving picture scenarios.
IL Travelled for ythrs ~ PONY ex-
prcaa rider. secretary and assistant
To Iie mannkcr OF Inwuee hilia Wild
utsi shuN and later Ia a like capacitt
with Col VIM. =. Cody (huffalo
Hnil.
ln the latest number Of tho Editor
magazine At. Conoor has an grtieie'
written hr request. which tells OF hli
WORK a. q writer. BE explains tha'
hla nfe has been devoted 20 the study
a. sioux IndiAns and that his stories
waicn have appeared IN the Popular
maraziuc and Adventure have been
hasch Upon actual experience. Hs
writes eutirrlseu 4 The west and large
IS IN vernaeuiar with which he Il
thoroushb familiar
H.s new work viii be a. product
shows Tor organizations. such as the
American legion posts. Eika and tht
Shrlncrs. He hos written M snon
himself and WI furnish costumes and
coach the cast IN the various cities
whore his production l. presented To-
cnIlt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

cation this yeaf. however. Lcyba.
one % the hest pitcher IN the south
west. and Medina ln paso sh0ristop.
VIII probably be Included IN the Grey
nine.
a committee has been selected to
solicit fund.- for Improving the Da-
rclos ball park, 4 considerable
amount OF money was realized
through the Efforts OF Dan padiilo
last wear but between S7Oo and $1,000
Is needed 20 complete the enlarg,ng
% the grand stand. grading OF the
ucld and building 81 fancce. Tho A.
c.s ave agreed 10 make the drive
for this money and have requested
"a. ~ watkins. Manuel n. Otero. Col.
ID X. ~. Sellers. Nick paiiadino.
charles White. Ierrc HRgEard. Ken
meth paldridEc. J. r. saiaznr. n. q.
Archuletsa. john Rochl and steve
Recoh to assist them In securing sub
Scripti0ns.
several games with TINS Vegas,
Roswell. Santa Fe, Ration, Gallup
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Priced $5O-$75

You will realize how low the price is when you see how
good the clothes are. They are new.
We cordially invite you to come in and inspect these Suits
at your leisure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Vics President Of
Mohtexumn College
Tells Of Prospects

Vice President Lee A. Woifard OF
the Mont-Euma baptist college.
passed through the city Thursday eVe-
ming on his way 10 tho southwestern
part Of the state. Hc expects to be
IN las Cruces and SURROUNDING torri.
tors Saturday and viii be In Demins
aud silver city for sunday.
lie reporte thu work a. progressing
nicely 81 Qll arrangements and on
planr Tor The repair and furnishing
OF the college building. Also. that
the various sections Of the state
promise well IN the quota OF stu-
dents that zach shall send 70 the coll
iere this ntn.
There are now over ZOE Prospective
students Who are quite lefiuitc in
their assurance Of being in attend
nnce for tha first season. and all
fhinEs promise well Tor a student
body o. 900.
Reports from the architect ana
boiler inspectors show that thu main
building. power house snd boilers
are ir excellent state OF repair. The
boiler inspector OF the Hartford In
surance company Of Denver. state.
that but comparatively little work vii
need 20 be done on the boilers % pat
them In shape for many years serv-
leo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Commissioner .. y. Mcdonald y%ester-
day afternoon. Al this time he VAS
lolniiy chareed with waplclm Ref Of
having violated The criminal code
prohibiting the unlawful mnnufctnrc
~ distilled Spirits. Samples OF an
Tho liquor found Ia his possession were
analysed by expert chemists who nro-
nuuncc that they contain u high and
unlawful percentage of alcohol. Her.
both furnished S1.590 bond ana Will
await the action OF the grand iury.
Reif Mas apprchended In ri pasu q
short time ngO aud viii he brought
here for a hearing O
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27


Tie prospects % n tbnunfifui ffuit
year In NSw Mexico are occnsioninH
much optimiFm nmong the fruit
fafmtfa throughout the state. Az
though Il h too early 70 make pre-
diciioils a 4 sisFd mar Y ne
VIII Ne bumper crops u peaches. april
cots and cherfirA
The slight lrosts and recent snow
81 the pest were easily withstood ny
mnHl Of tho Trees o IN blosro@s
according 70 County AEent1 n. g.
stewart Only q few 81 the early
uIuula and tnFiy apricots were afr
fhcted. Mr.. Stewart has just returned
from an extensive "Trip in the rural
dlnlllcia during which he visited ~
fruit ranches. He reports that the
mild winter. the recent rains n the
warm weather promises an abup-
dance Of fruii, especially peaches and
NNFIrut4- - /
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Barelas Ball Park
To Be Improved

Dan Padiilo. manager OF the Aibu-
qucr Grcys. reports that prospects for
q peerless lnu-up this year were
never better. An thar Is needed TO
iuspre the succrss Of the team Is a
good pitcher, a catcher aud short
stor. Mr.. Padiilo is Therefore. OPEN
ing negotiations with Chaconl Lcyha
aud Medium OF the ~ paso team. In
ducing them to enroll with the Grey
warriors. chaconi has received an Of
fer from the Memphis team OF the
Southern league. and Il Is doubtful
Il he viii catch Tor the local aggre-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
STATE aAgMJ
ROCKEFELLER AID
III. ], A. Farrell Impress
ed Wish Health Depart
ment Work Here

Thers II ntasihInty 81 M state
h4aIlh Department anItl1F 40 frenl
she EoefstolIsr foundauon for iofs'
health WORK.
81 farts,l d.fetior TOT the
TuIIed. sla|ts of. the ninnailonal
W. gsre,s
a~cIIIettiatnis 81 the aialr hcaiihf de-
4aflnaent while rlsitinE SeN Mcxico
NEL "Wednesday The International
A4.tf 81 health 81 one Of The artivi-
IirE 81 Inn NuckcIcllef i~oun1Rfion and
Df. 1tareN Implied Nith me LEGAL
departments record during the short
time * a. exIsItnce. Il - possible for
M rNn1afIop Ia asHlet lt vfr1 me-
leIiaNt ~ TIE way 81 ilnancial Hp-
r~1urSlati1rf.
fafrrn cnple q NeN NcAlcn
fi1m ~ Louis and FIRST inspected he
Department ~ health At santa Re.
Ne thtn tcconranled ~. waller %
A~IhuquefQue rs aaVe only one day
10 hla visit 10 ur slate and LETT We'd
una1qy Night Tor Do eaal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
~susPENDERs swTPED;
N GO WITH EN-

SEATTLE-Somchody swiped ms
~snapender," oliver White teiephoned
about hem % much. except there's
pants aiiacbed!"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Herboth Arraigned
In Liquor Case

John Iicrboth. who was arrested
last week charged with having pro-
hibitiyc liquor IN his possession, was
gain arraiEned before United States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Gibson and ~ Fhao are PLANNED Tor
the coming reason The opening
clash will be with the Rostoa Blooqn~
era. a woman's nine. which b. shcd-
ulcd Ter Aprii IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
That Is New York

How often one hears an expression of this character,
That's New York, " and if you will trace the remark it
will be found that one person is talking of another who is
particularly well dressed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
FIRST LETTER TO
SANTA CLAUS

n ~. ,s..
~
,.., III. ~
-. - W
-
N. = ~ ~ =" ~ -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Il has be-sa said os bud BsIew. ssEr
MARSHAL q Ar5re-e. and Bssk Car
Est.. sheriff af Carter enznsy. ssss
4 Jake HsEzea requested saen -
kll bin dosso bird The dp3o eisd
meuSd ee kAlza Jake had rax of
his OWE that Vas rernEfar- bis real.
hcnsst TO -gaadnsss Friends were saw.
hszr the few were the uarst tztkhsuE
fuasinabta. Ard Buses AID Bad &ere
tEo q Tkez
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Thsre 5 shfs to be said OK Bs1cA
Garrett sasrSr q Carter c,sazsy. Il
was trze IL his f-tsa'fsh5p fss sEs
late JaiSs H4zo1- Es was gtver sAs
warrant % servs on Ciaga SmlsA a1i
he s-sE has tae warrant. B1ek !
wise and novss utEh ssiiaecasioz and
ak times. 1fsewnesss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
-rss 10 Sc -eaIsny

n ycw wosld enjoy e0od Ecaish
keen your fowels regular and vogr
stoUaca and iiver IA good wcrksnz
crceV Tass i eSssiy done by taking
ChaEr herlaias Tablets These tablets
sfrF1 sthen the sfomzch and regniz
TIE ister and sowes They ara
easy % AXE ard mild ard ren.ie
e. eject TAey cnly eoss auarfr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
= = = = = + y r = r
IT'S 7RuE wORTH
4 " L 4 ~ n Z

: ,. ~
By rreasisE I'd tainzs Ia terms x
property. vze enarSs have been N
zels5 g assz damzxzs tor rtFe
weanes away Bss act ztsv Erve -
Aass. rskEax rs acreage itz Isax.h-
breath saxkn@ss aaa wefzsr.
2rnrunfs exactly 10 xArp. Tse rnnr $
wAieh ean deal s1E@Inlr ptsa ezs Il
os alssnaEsf affections nzx~ sn1
things sxseedEneiy aaswrd-cns +.
arvs and sse nshrr The sc-ealgsa msE
cal sizniry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

a NJ Knigat writes frona Portland.
Ore. where - q now Nving thar lite
on the pacsfsc coass is great and thzs
the weather ss id~ai Domestic gAs
gnsss sfEo pev Thousand feet. he
sags. ~bas il 5 ~orth IL here The
w1s is manufactured and IS cleaner
thar the natural Gas. bat 1ess aos
contain the heas uai;s the natural
gAs dpes. he odds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

r T0u want @esz * quail take
4 ena ln Eoar haad azs 70 cur n Ehs
sspz1arv and kfli ten TIE Law dnes
not permit tie g5s1ns AryF cr sale q.
eENek Fsumtars are restricted a. a
kEE q fEfsser a day. ~ fssa IA 4 SEA
scn And sAerp Is = Essla les Ct en-
Wa TTl zsysr ssH she ssa sspea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

-'T1sre Is % frvsA ~ sserse. II
she zhs1-e's szarr -Ent utef ataea--iE
vas Assd aS arr e>a-as Lass ueea
Fssr ore thing sAe eAzef Was not in
- city a. tAe aim@ Enansses oe
Mitehes1 circulated The reporr. sais
Desk Sergeant goan Nslsan to-day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

LAX teAraey $ closely ceSeTrinS
yg0xress eesnx made =, he Kaspsre
test on the yizA ysc sArn IN Sprsng-
vale township That test has eeea
% sAc sAzd Tor .Arse weeks and phy
sae sasSndfsl Ae~ssS dcag evsag Il
Ia IS uysss.yszx.e he said to.iAy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

lt Is TuaaefeS fhSg tinch c1s ~
Tor q ~eii 10 he sauk an the thessnat
lease ~ aea ~ ne Empire All a.e
stxrscd next pesk- The les, viii ~
sunk 70 sAe l.saa tses sad where
ol IN geysaw quantities vas found IN
sAe preseas tess or he Vic fArm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Sayxh slsraAaFAs Annoances that
sAe usll as "a sAe stAve As she
likes. bat ~ her be ia no harry
Al seveaty-fsse the dssiae SarNA >
SIN he4aty and Is &rEarsnsiy IS
visaeioas - ever. ;a&giAe fIvsn The
pacsnreS shown Ia sAe papers and ma
ganAes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Ncw Is tie rize 10 gather ap he
saEsa Isarss. paex thea erp98d tk=
russ a1sa~s zut rAe szzze trees and
suak en- d0xu WITH wa-er. Makes
he tines1 m1ickzax evsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

c. c. Clsyson ot Oki&howa ciy ana
: nsehl os MaiAAll we're visitors
"a, The Odd Fellows headquarters
yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

whsu sszErsr drugs l. sAosrS 40
elseanarGarlz4 --.nek co. 1eEsw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

-goau d Rack=teH~r,~ rsnsars=z
N2reA Wood -is s0iaS eoassse-asge
suos uf-A o. shs mc4sT some u The
rsss q as cc1ldas save-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

l.ocst politicians are bet 50 SURF
now who Is - garner the postofEioe
and land o<fice planas The cla guard
members have hrsgnfened uc consso
crasiIy q late
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

OREah0z4s reean erop this ysE
was taa1re- a. usar Il TIE zach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03
SHOP NOW.

s.'ze sassSes "a ne a-E-me1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

Mr. HarSer reached New York At JUS the III -hr time
M -eE some nf rhe htf eua values tem able ru W lis
Years MatAHfarr rgrpE~ neeI IL finance
inter 'ua> t rsdIeulasSly low prire>e>S than il s>t
g make neln Nj. Harker bought aio.r 200 Goats and
we V nii Se Them uw THAT yoW III have loo wiee -
JAe r tags 90 as sure Fe pEIee wat we te vom ii is
marked al nNr other The sane law v,rIr
ua~a>-vcFN s-pat in he house reduced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-03

IrWln- every had N 0-S an
the eolors you1 snl anA handsomely trimmed
now Suts srov
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$3.50 S2s7S
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Northwest, for the same reason.
Secretary of Agriculture Meredith
believes that the development of the
forest hydro-electric resources Of
Alaska is a practical means of in
creasing the supplies of newsprint
available for the United States, and
therefore eventually lessening the
paper shortage now so acute.
Western hemlock and spruce arc
the standard mechanical and sulphite
pulpwoods for the United States mills
in the Pacific Northwest, the hem
lock forms 60 per cent Of the mer-
charitable stand of timber on the
Tongass National Forest, Alaska.
Aside from newsprint paper, only
a few grades of building and mill
wrapping paper are made at the
British Columbia pulp plants, but
hemlock-spruce sulphite fiber is ship
ped to outside mills for the produc-
ton of bond, manila, tissue, pure
fiber, printings, and other high-grade
papers requiring a strong, tough
white fiber; this same system could
probably be followed with pulp
plants located in Alaska.
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SHORT ITEMS OF
STATEWIDE INTEREST.

Of interest to fruit growers of the
state is the announcement that a
new refrigerator steamship service is
to be established between Seattle and
the ports of Great Britain and con-
tinental Europe. The new service
will make is possible to ship apples
direct from Seattle and possibly Port
land, if the ships call there, to the
United Kingdom, Antwerp and Am
sterdam, thus avoiding the risk IF
the long haul across the continent to
the Atlantic coast ports. The apples
will be placed promptly under re-
frigeration. The service also should
prove of real service to the railroads
as it will require refrigerator cars
only for the short haul from the pro-
ducing districts to Seattle. There is
heavy demand for our apples in
Europe.
The five thousand coal miners of
Washington has accepted the new
wage schedule, which gives them 90
per cent advance over the old scale.
A Seattle contractor has taken a
contract to build warehouses and m
ice plant for the Northwestern Fruit
Exchange and the Diamond Ice Com
pany at Wenatchee. The main build
ing is 40 feet square, two stories and
basement. They are planned as a
first unit of structures which will ul-
timately have cold storage space for
1000 refrigerator cars and when COM
pleted will cost approximately ST.
100000. The building will be of hol-
low tile and concrete. New Ice ma
chinery will be installed. An icing
platform will be 800 feet long on the
G. N. track. The ice plant will make
1876 tons day.
Washington dairy men will soon
build utility plants costing approx
mately 100000, capable of handling
100000 pounds of milk daily with an
annual output of an estimated value
of about $S,0OO,00O. These plants
will manufacture the milk into butter
milk powder and cheese. One of
these plants located at Lynden, Wn.,
will cost S150,000 and will be able 70
handle 100000 lbs. of milk daily.
skagit County dairymen are building
s26O,O00 plant at Burlington with
a daily output of 100000 lbs. of milk.
Lewis and Pacific county dairymen
will build plant at Chehalis cost
ing $4,000 and with a daily output
OF 10000. Snohomish county dairy
men have purchased a plant at Ar