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Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
Cleveland Will Play Brooklyn
 At Ebbet Field This Afternoon
Advance Call for Tickets Greater Than Suppl, and Thousands Fail to Obtain Coveted Pasteboards
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 CHICAGO, Oct. 4-The Brooklyn and Cleveland baseball clubs, eontenders in the world series which opens Tuesday, tonight were cleared of any connection with the baseball scandal, SO far as evidence presented to the Cook county grand jury is concerned.
 States Attorney Maclay Hoyne and his assistant, Hartley Replo9le, who is in charge of the baseball inquiry here which already has resulted m the indictment Of eight Chicago White Sox players on charges of throwing games in last years series, tonight issued statements declaring that no evidence or testimony in any way iu- nant winners has come before the grand jury.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The Brooklyn Nationals and the Cleveland Americans open their world series battle for the 1920 championship at Ebbets field to- morrow afternoon. weather permitting. "Twinkiink stars in a cloudless sky carly tonight seemed to bear out the forccastcr's preliminary announcement of fair weather with moderate winds but a fairly heavy rainstorm came at o'clock tonight. The weather man said the storm was due to low atmo-- phcric pressure and promised that 1t would clear although somewhat cooler for tomorrow. for the initial battle for the premier honors of the pro- fessional diamond.
 Much depends upon the weather man. for all other arrangements have been completed and the success of the open ing contest hinges entirely upon his control of the clements.
 rtaII .F rIrrr park has been manicured for the last time and every reserved seat disposed of while thousands of disappointed fans arc engaged tonight in fruitless hunt for spectators or friends who win sell or loan them a ticket for al least one game.
 Athletes Are Resting
 Tho Brooklyn players. winners oi tho National league pennant are rest ing tonight preparatory to encounter ing the rush of the Cleveland clan which is due in this city early tomor' row morning. Manager Robinson an' every member of the Brooklyn tean express firm belief in their ability t' defeat their American league rivals while Iris Speaker and his team mate hold the opinion that the world serie banner will be hoisted next spring il the Cleveland park.
 Arrangements and setting for tn series of 1920 will not differ greatl from those which have already mad baseball history. If there is any out standing feature, 1t is expected to b furnished by the spectators. Their at titude toward the baseball classic an players who participate in the struggl is an angle which cannot be forecas
 Fans Will Be Watchful
 General opinion among close follow CTS of the game leans to tho belief tha tho thousands who will file into Ebbei field tomorrow will be perhaps moI ohservant and critical in their com ncnt upon the play. but beyond tha
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Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
ARIZONA NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION MEET 5 TODAY IN PASS CITY

FL PASO, Tex, Oct 4.-The Arizona Newspaper Publishers association, which includes representatives of the Associated Press newspapers of Ari- zona, New Mexico and Fl Paso, met here today for the discussion of prob lens arising from the mounting cost of print paper and other matters con nected with the publishing business. Following the business sessions the members of the association were the guests of the Fl Paso papers at a ban quet in Juarez, Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
Wants No Alliances

"Our right as a people. unemhar rassed by alliances, leagues or asso- citations to determine for ourselves in every crisis and in the face of every confronting situation what it is our duty to do and what it is in the in- terest of humanity and civilization to do, involves the whole question of self government, the whole question of an independent republic and l venture to say that the voters of the Republican party will never compromise this right.
 "The voice of Maine was the voice of Lincoln speaking through the sturdy and patriotic men and women who have kept the faith.
 ''The real question which this whole league scheme presents to the average citizen is this: Shall we go into Eu- rope and take upon ourselves as a poe pie and as a part of our burdens and racial conflicts and the imperialistic schemes of the old world. or shall we stay out? Keep that plain, fundamen- tai proposition before you.
 Against All European Leagues
 'All these schemes lead to but ono destination-Europe. Whether you have it with or without reservations. it all leads to Europe and joins you and your children and your childrens children to their councils their set dement's. their standard of living, their conceptions of government, their wars and their eternal diplomatic intrigue just now tormenting Europe as it has for three hundred years
 Whether you call the scheme q league. a concort of powers, an alli- ance or an association--they all leaa to Europe and place upon the already pended backs of American taxpayers their scheme of exploitation and waste, and upon the shoulders of the Ameri- can youth military burdens which must eventually grow out of this scheme.
 This is the reason why Lloyd George is perfectly willing for us to come in on our own terms. This is the reason why Viscount Grey is willing for us to fix our own method, gratify our own vanity as to the method of | going in. For they Understand and have so declared. that once in, the method of getting in is immaterial. Once there we must assume all the obligations and deal with all the sit- nations which our presence there in l evitably incurs.
 "Witness some of the scenes at Yer
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
MURDER SUSPECT HELD

BISBEE. Ariz.. Oct. 4-Pedro Mesa, positively identified. according to off cers. as the slayer of Constable A. E. Shepard in this city on the night of Sept. 16. was today taken into custody by the Mexican officials at Naco. So- nora, miles from here. Mesa is being held in jail on Mexican soil and will he given hearing by the Mexican au- thoritics Wednesday morning before being turned over to the officers on this side of the international line.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
ARMY AVIATOR TO
 ATTEMPT FLIGHT
 TO GRAND CANYON
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FLAGSTAFF', Ariz., Oct 4-Lieut. Halverson, flying a government air plane from San Francisco to Flagstaff. with the intention of flying down on through the gorges of the Grand Can yon tomorrow, got as far as Seligman, so miles west of Flagstaff today, ran into a storm and returned to King man, Ariz., where he landed. Accord ing to word received here, the aviator will reach Flagstaff tomorrow morning and continue on for his flight in the canyon.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
HALsTEAp BEATS DILLON

SPRINGFIELD Mo- Oct. 4-Battling Halstead of Indianapolis won on points from Jack Dillon, former light heavy weight champion, in ten rounds to-
 night, according to newspaper writers.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
MITCHELL BEATS ERNE

MILWAUKEE. oct. 4-Richie Mitch ell. local lightweight, knocked out George Erne of New Jersey in the eighth session of a 10-round boxing contest tonight Erne weighed 10 pounds more than Mitchell
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

DANBURY, Conn.,, Oct. 4-Amercas entry into an association of nations which has been proposed by Senator Harding the republican nominee, substitute of the league of nations drawn at Versailles opposed here tonight by Senator Borah, republican, Idaho
 Opening four days speaking tour in support of the candidacy of Senator Brandegee another of the Repub can 'econciable" opponents of the Versailles league, Senator Borah declared that the things which made the United States powerful for the good its complete free dom and its unembarassed right to throw its influence on the side of justice and peace in every great crisis of affairs.
 "There is today in the world, said Senator Borah, mo influence for peace and civilization equal to the free and utrammeed America and the best citizenship of the country regardless of party, will preserve that influence and untarnshed
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
TO ORGANIZE AMERICAN FARMERS
CHICAGO


 
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Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

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Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
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Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

Independent the threatened ha $
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
10000 MINERS QUIT WORK IN PA.
WILkESBARRE.


  renewal today of the strike against the con
  idle union off als
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
LATE TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
rExAs IARoR RILL PASSES
AUSTIN. Texa

! AUSTIN. Texas oct. 4-Governor W. P IIIobby today
 special legislature creating pertaining labor disputes in Texas
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
YELLOW FEVER IN TAMPlCc
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON. Texas. Oct 4.-Because of the prevalence at Tampico quarantine all vessels plying betw ordered by rhe United States public hea
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
Senator Borah Opposes An,egica's Entry
 Into Association Of European Nations
REPUBLICAN IRRECONCIABLE
 WANTS UNITED STATES FREE TO THROW INFLUENCE ON THE SIDE OF PEACE AND JUSTICE

Says England Anxious for Americas Entry Into Any Kind Of League That This Country May Assume Obliga- tions and Join Diplomatic Intrigues, Racial Conflicts And Wars of European Nations.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
Want Nj Repaired
StTuu,lsburg streets

Siroushurg. Pa. merchants were
considerably iuccnsed and inconyeni-
enced by the bad conditions OF the
streets
The city authorities were lax aud
nothing was done Two streets were
particularly bad and one. North
Cumberland near Maplehurst. had
been long under water because Of
chok al drains.
Weeks passed and nothing was
done In the matter.
Then newspaper advertisement
appeared. at paid rates. The copy
read.
WANTED-Nen with hip boots
and wa X rfinds tc'sny shares N the
fish pond ON North Cumberland
Street near Maplchurst. Adfress
Citizen.
The appearance 81 this sarcastic
advertisement Wa stoo much Tor the
authorities and the repairs We're
made without delay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
MllA l. IialleAH

Mr. Bailey tells the world that he
Is not yet convinced that Texss DEM
ocrat- have made up their minds 20
abandon the principles upon which
the Democratic party was founded,
that the only way 20 convince him
will be- IN the July primary and that
he has thoroughly made up his
mind 20 run through without refer
enc 20 the results Mr. Bailey has
aid he would have no office II his
own people were against him. and
one has only ~ look hack 10 the ac-
tion % Cooke County on Way ! 90
find whether they are With him cr
not He also declared NJ Gainesville
on April 30 that n h was beaten on
May I. the Democratic party would
be dead" and most Of "a can still
recall vhai happened on May I Just
why Mr. Bailey should continue 10
Sch favors al the hands ~ a party
that. In his estimation, has commit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
Man of Mystery"
Ilnnms SInrr S.ll,.s

People will always be- intrigued by
mystery So the Bic Store Jackson
vile. Fla. ard the Mason Hotel en-
tered upon an ingenious scheme for
attracting favorable attention TO
themselves
There came 20 town a certain mys-
nc. forirue-tclicr and "Ilindoo seer. A"
who. in o great turban and ornate
costume. was of fir more than pass
ng interest 20 the town. He called
himself "Raymar" and seemed 90 he
rather lucky In answering questions
and IN telling fortunes.
The Mason Hotel made RayTar
the Man Of Mystery" host In the
big grill room. and advertising IN all
daily papers told thar he would "cn-
terrain. answering such questions as
were put TO him on slips Of paper. y
Meanwhile. the Biz Store became
a party 10 the clover idea by arraug-
ng 20 have -ihc answers ready the
next day IA y cortnin department OF
their store, ..As this department was
on the seeund floor n was necessary
Tor the fnpat itfve throngs 20 see a
great deal of stock and store before
the answers were secured The AZ
yertiscments carried half tone pic
tlre OF Rsymar who secs. knows
sud ioas all %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
SERVICE IMPROVES.

Thosc Who constantly use the tele-
phone have been impressed with th"
increased efficiency which has been
displayed by the operators during the
last few DAYS. Possibly d Is net in
creased efficiency. on the part Of the
operators. themselves. hut Of the
company. In other words. the result
is probably due To the increase IN the
number OF experienced operators who
are nov handling the boards In the
local exchange
The deilnij, promise was made hH
the company that IN event increased
rates we're permitted. the COMPANY
would promptly respond ard make
the service which Q, would give the
people here more efficient than d has
been heretofore
We believe that the company
means TO keep It's word 60 the pco-
pie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
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PERSONALS.


a. s Gfilsy tmu'ntar l,rt uf tIe
Mimi r-hoolr together with Nj. family
uisoi through amarillo Yesterday on
th..r var GO au-i.1. where NJ ';Iii y
viii ~. 80 ar uW1a- session 81 t.'
r'ltr university M Giilcy called ~
tnr panhandi ~ ina Ch1mh'r 81 Co'1.
mcrre for directions In regard h. roads.
r T. Ular'or. au iuf"mo no l"'r.r
~ CANADIAN W7H o. Ama -''in tort-r'l ,
With h.e fmHv Tn other mouuf e
lef f,r Shsrman ant other Tcsa. p"in's
Ter t visit
Nr,. la4es sInd,rs and ohiidrcn sud
Mti taad satt,rwhiir vlrc iu Au1.
.liilo ycNud'y ca r~ut' "a Hereford.
the hom, q the FORMER Mrs Sanders
b. the dsurhier of Mrs lee Sltt,r.
white who died last week "a Panhandle.
Lee StttrrWhiic. representative from
ihir district was in Amarillo ycstrr.
day ON his vav g. Austin 90 attend
the rne~i.i session ~ 10" Legislature.
B'c1urt Il The Illness and death ~
Mf' S1it'rahfr .h' was urtb." 90 a'-
tend the opening yiou. ilis Youngest
daughter MARY fcss. accompanied MIN
% Austin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27

OF the party 10 hoodwink themselves.
They must lcok The facts squarely In
the face and fully rcahze that n they
are To defeat Bailey In July, they
must unite upon the strongest OF the
three men who are opposing him.
and they must work hard To see to
It that their candidate Is elected
There isn't enough difference In
the platforms OF Neff Looney or
Thomson 10 cause any argument
There isn't any question as to the
morals OF any OF the three mcu.
There isn't any question as To the
purposes OF any OF the trio.
But which can deliver the goods?
Thomson. as speaker OF the last
house had an opportunity 10 do
many % the things which he now
would do as governor Looney' y
record Is well known 20 the public.
he having been attorney general for
many years. And Neff BE- known
while district attorney Of McLennan
County. 20 have praciiccd those
economies which he Is advocating
he having turned into the state treas
ury a total Of S24.Oo0 over aud above
his salary and office expenses u,
has promoted. a. chairman of The
board 81 trustees OF Baylor Uuhef-
sity. the educational interests OF
Texas. and is stauuch supporter OF
the rural school system. demanding
that IL be- put upon o higher and
more efficient plane.
DO not be misled The astuic poli-
,icians an over Texas will tell YOU
that the race r. between Bailey and
Neff.
Vote where % will count Tor the
most as against Bailey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
ovER-CoxFIDENCE. A DANGER

Over-eonndence upon The part OF
men has caused the loss Of many q
battle.
oyer-confidenoe i particularly
dangerous " evidenced among the
Supporters Of a political candidate.
n has a tendency 90 put them off
their guard and II gives the advan-
tase Of surprise 10 their opponents.
who. for all they know. may be
quietly hut effectively working TO en-
compass the end they desire.
There n. IN some quarters. an
over-confident bearing with refer
cnce TO the campaign Of Joe Bailey
lor Governor. There are those who
IRE iuiling themselves 20 sleep with
the idea that since the principles
which he espoused In the precinct
primary conventions we're repudiaied
~ the people % Texas. be viii have
Jus HAAsN ftlHaaaA aAAfANAA "a Wv
Democratic primaries In July.
They may BE- right. but II IL well
~ them 20 remember that Bailey q,
a willy politician. II be- knows be- will
meet with the 0veru helming defeat
- deserves. the chances are all IN
aver Of his sithdrawsl from the rae,
oatireiy. But " he stays In th'
zee. ~ he says he will. you may res
s..ur~d that he believes he has 4
chance AZ the polls TO make a yer'
coed showing. and h. Is a pretty
lair believer. when !, comes TO count
l1g the votes
II T. therefore dangerous for th'
supporters u the progressive wini
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27

rapidly and the salaries being paid
indicate that successful city MANAGERS
are not only Inv demand, but that they
are appreciated Ossian \. Carr. who
took the city managership % Du-
huaue. Iowa. the other day NJ sal
AIRY of IS 400 a wear has served three
other cities. Springfield. Ohio. Mag
ara Falls. y. Y. and Cadillac. Mich.
each change being Ia the nature ~
a promotion and better salary.
These are. notes bulletin issued by
the National Short Ballot Orgdniza-
ton. now iSo city managers IN the
United States. The principal cities
operating under the plan are Akron.
DAYTON and Springfield. Ohio;
Grand Rapids. Mich; Norfolk end
Portsmouth. Va; Wheeling W. Va.
but there are dozens and dozens of
other cities Of from 5000 up 20
80 600 using the city maaascr plan
Of government and appssenlly well
pleased with Il. Here IN Texas tho
idea has prevailed In nurher Of
live cities CT the second and third
groups In population Beaumont we
bciseve. l. the largest and q recently
selected George J. Roark. former
Chamber Of Commerce secr,gI'. al
a salry Of $4,000 a yetr. Amsrill0.
sherman. Brownwood and others 81
that class furnish the bulk OF Tie
city manager towns IN Texas how
ever 4 noteworthy fact v that not
single one OF the larger oiiies 81
the state has adopted thu manager
plan. whirh may indicate thar ihe
politicians 81 the larger cities do not
like the irea Of an appOin'.ys mead
Of the ciiy government and the fix
ing Of the sole responsibility upon
ham. The idea Of divided r"sp1rs j.
hiliiy IN government cuvc-' q multi
tude Of deficiencies simply beeaus"
they cant ~ laced on an single in
cividual or department. Tue high
go paid tiiy manager In tie country
Il Mansgtr ashhurner % SOrilos,
"a. who ge'f sl2 eco ya7r Lynn
County News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
COP. CONVENTION P.SHOTS
NINTH CONVENTION.
The Story Of is Nominations.
By A. II. viNDENBERG.

votes: crowded sherman on the sixth
ballet with 23l yOteS: went into the
lead on the seventh with 27S votes:
aud was nominated on the eighth and
lost ballot with jil votes.
one hallot then sulficcd 10 COM
plCic the ticket With Levi =. Nor
ton OF New York who. with sol
votes found his nearest competitors
ir Phelps ~ New York. with ll9.
and william q. Bradley Of Kentucky.
with lu3. The temporary chairman
ot N. convention WAS John NJ.
Thursion 81 Nebraska: the perma-
mont chairman Maurice NJ Estcc OF
California
Tao pll;f0rm congratulated our
follow citilons u, Irish birth upon
the peaceful recovery oi hcme rule
for Ireland: charged Democracy
with criminal suppression Of negro
votes In the South, opposed the I'M
migration of Chinese labor: re en-
pha izc' tai ~ protection AZ para
mourt. invited South Dakota. North
p.kr,l. Washington. Montana. New
Mexico. Wyoming. Idaho and ART
tanu,l polysamy. demanded penny
letter postage: aad arraigned Clevc-
land for his opposition TO pension
. legislation.
tCOniinucd tomorrow. with the
story of the Tenth ConycnuonD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
.Ai,ls Li,cstock Inlrrr.is.

The American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton has taken the first steps TO
solve the livestock maTketins prob
lem BY making a quarterly ccasas OF
livestock and asceriaininc the prob
able date OF livestock marketing IN
ten day periods. Seven states have
entered into this plan aud nil make
their first reports on luly ] Figure.
will also be- taken on the actual acre
age Of various crops Through this
knowledge the farmer can bee able %
estimate receipts OF livestock a. mar
keis and avoid a congestcd market,
instead of following the present
blind method The whole plan seems
feasible and should afford a practical
sort OF relief 10 farmers who make
stock shipments ~ Intervals shaw
zee (Okla.l News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27

Without doubt tho greatest thing y't
discovered for hair dir figured woman
Bind O. 'hr wonderful phelao.in" meth.
81 n h4s mono ~ the disadvantage
- t'rrtrnlys.e &C. dcpilatories and. b'>'
- 600 r ffury'f the hairs entire. r"U's
111 H'r u Cores this Instantly. i"av.n~
th' s.i- H1 -rn th and aft thar no 'r"
Du 600 th, u.Hr vps ..,r 'h' p'ssrssar
30 90 uaIsia he ur ether hairy growth.
Ph.lfei!ne g. rnnolorou- u"nirriiai.
iug 1ui s1 h1rmlo. child could 80
BE- without arr uieffcoi : stick ~ thif
remarkable Substance. accompanied hv
simple instruct. ms en- b. obtained 20
any Drugstore. What woman would no.
he delighted after sesiug those ugly
hair come oui-ircluding the ro0is-
with hsr own eyes,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
4 Ilul, in the Wall
That's Worth Hundreds

ihdi Nbilh uunufeus
SN years ago. when there was e
LEGAL opening for the agency OF a
nationally known talking machine
u Rodney Anderson. proprietor ~
Andcr.0n's Drug Store. In Montrose.
Cole grabbed a. Three years ago
b. sIw his second opportunity and
got the agency for another and still
better known machine
Originally Anderson demonstrated
bis machines 90 those who entered
by the use of a platform IN the rear
" hts room But while th, MAJ
chimes were going most of the time
the patrons failed To consider them
always as something 10 sell they
thought they were there for enter
iIininent Sales were made. hut
Anderson saw that hc was not hit
ting the limit Therefore boz cut
cat the mirror In the center OF hts
back partition. shove dthc mirror
back about twelve feet. added sides
and thus obtained q small talking IVA
chine room.
over the entrance be placed %
plaque showing the smiling user OF
Prince Albert tobacco and with this
card "Enjoying biz Nictrola ~
the right side OF the entrance hc
placed a cabinet ia which records are
filed vertically. and at each side Of
the entrance b. list Of ncw records
90 tempt the buyer ANY record
wanted may be pnllcd cut quickly
as the tills on the shelves are num-
bcred
This improvement on the method
" showing the records made sales
by the score.
Some days see SlOo worth Of rec
oris sold and an average OF about
four SiOO machines week are sold.
Members OF the staff are on the alert
TO develop sales from mere express.
slcns OF interest
summer Is poor music time
,aid Pence. so the machines hclr
the soda business. Winter is q poo,
sods time. Then We cash IN on the
machines