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The Coconino sun., 1920-01-02

in today's offerings of fat cattle. Most of them sold at $11.50 to $13.50, with the best here up to $500. They weighed 1450 pounds and had been full fed. This is the highest price since the second week in December, when prime steers reached $22.00. From now on full fed steers will be scarce as feeders are making quick turn from feed lots. A few pulp fed steers are coming and they are bring ing $13.00 to $13.75. A good many cows from wheat fields are offered, and prices range from $7.50 to $9.50, with fed grades up to $12.25. Fat heifers and mixed yearlings are lack ing. Veal calves were up 50 cents, top S16.50.
 Stockers and Feeders.
 Favorable weather conditions and larger receipts increased the volume of business in stockers and feeders. Prices were steady at last weeks 50 to 75 cent advance. Inquiry for feed ing steers will probably increase in the next few weeks as good many feed lots are to be refiled following the December marketing. Heavy feed CTS are quoted at $10.25 to $12.50, plain to common light weight grades $S.75 to $10.OO. Stockers are quoted at $7.75 to $10.50, and stock cows and heifers $6.25 to $S.25.
 Hogs.
 Active demand for the 14,000 hogs offered today cleared the market at 10 to 20 cents higher prices. Both packers and shippers bought freely, and in addition to their local buy packers received close to 5000 hogs direct from other markets. The local market remains in relatively high position. The top price today was $14.20, and bulk of sales $13.60 to $14.10. Pigs and thin hogs are in moderate supply, and find a ready country outlet, at $12.00 to $13.50.
 Sheep and Lambs.
 Though not quotably higher, lambs today sold up to $17.50, the highest price thus far this season. Other fed lambs sold at $l6.75 to $17.40. Kill CTS bought freely. Ewes are quoted at $10.00 to $11.00, and yearlings $l4 to $500. Feeding lambs are bring ing S13.50 to $14.50. Receipts re- main moderate. It will be some time before Northern Colorado lambs begin to move.
 Horses and Mules.
 Though not up to the volume of late November, demand for horses and mules is improved compared with the two preceding weeks. Indications are that this weeks offerings will clear readily, and next week show sub- stantial increase in demand.
 CHARLES M. PIPKIN,
 Market Correspondent.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-02
MIR. AND MRS. MCMILLAN
 CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
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(Continued from Page 6) California, were able to be present at the party, which was held at the Milligan home, 323 West Aspen avenue. Their daughter, Miss Mabel Milligan, who teaches at the Emerson school, was present, and among the others were: Mrs. Acker and her daughter, Miss Alma Acker; Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Manning, Rev. and Mrs. O.. H. Baum, Mrs. w. N. ,Rudd and her mother, Mrs. Jones; Miss M. R. Light burne. Miss Jessie Stemmons, Mrs. Marie Wilson, MT. and Mrs. John Metz, Dr. and Mrs M. G. Fronske.
 Mir. Baum, in a short address, paid Mir. and Mrs. Milligan glowing trib- ute. There was big wedding cake, with yellow and white frosting, on the top of it the figures "1S69-1919," and both the bride and groom re- ceived numerous gifts, in gold coin and jewelry.
 Their many friends sincerely hope they may be spared to celebrate their diamond anniversary, for they are of the salt of the earth;
 Literary Section to
 Meet With Mrs. Walker.
 The Literary section of the Woman's club will meet Saturday (tomorrow) afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. F. Walker, 302 South Beaver street. Subject: "Prose Writers of Arizona" Leader, Mrs. Paul S. Golf fin
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson had as dinner guests last Thursday Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Hash, Mir. and Mrs. B. Hauk and MT. and Mrs. Henry Albers. Mir. and Mrs. Hash are leaving for Phoenix and a host of friends regret fully see them depart.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-02
ELMER CARROLL
 NOW IN RIO JANIERO
Rio Janiero, Brazil,

nio Jduicio, DIdLii, MT. F. s. Breen.
 Dear Sir-Please change the ad- dress on that glittering Sun to E. c. Carroll, Rua, Souza Barros, No. 57, Rio Janiero.
 1 am located here now, having &C., cepted position as manager of all the woods prepared for passenger, freight and street car construction. The saw mill consists of S-ft. band mill, Allis- Chalmers; 60-in. gangs and 15-ft. resaw; 1 72-in. edger; 1 Hill steam nigger; 52 other machines suitable for this service. It is the largest car construction plant in South America. 1 am very well pleased with the new position. We'll, old scout, I hope to see you again some day.
 Sincerely,
 E. G. CARROLL.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-02
TEST UTAH CAREERS
 RIG1rS IN ARIZONA
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Continued from Page D had enough hardship when he made the trip last fall; so he is telling Frank how beneficial the trip will be to his health, what beautiful coun- try he will see; how hospitable the people up there are and how he ought for political reasons to get &C., quainted with them, seeing they are
 They are having trouble with Utah grazers in Mohave county also, and Sheriff Mahoney, of that county. has arrested one James Smith, of Utah, and is holding him for trial. Smiths lawyer will institute habeas corpus proceedings.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-02
MRS. PIERCE DOING WELL

A letter from Mrs. Eva Marshall advises friends of Mrs. w. H. Pierce, who went to Los Angeles few weeks ago for an operation on one of her eyes, that she has undergone one op- eration successfully and in three weeks another operation will be per- formed which the doctors tell her, will undoubtedly fully restore the sight of her eye. Mrs. Pierce is in good spir- it's and very hopeful of the result.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-02
MRS. HUGH CAMPBELL'S
 CAR STOLEN TWICE

Mrs. Hugh CampbelPs Cadillac car was found this morning by Deputy Troutman on Lincoln avenue. The automobile had been stolen for the second time in two weeks, being talk en early last evening from Adams and Central avenue. On the previous oc- casion the car was found stranded on the Mesa-Gilbert road.-Phoenix Ga Zette.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-02

Fat steers were 25 to 35 cents low CT. Short fed grades predominated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
meeting HELD Of MORE PRODUCTION
PERSONS WANTING SLOGAN Of j. S.
NEW White WAY c. Of c. MEETING
ANIMAL CONVENTION VIA. w.
nEi.D IN ATLANTIC CIn
u TT ~ April.

The United states Chamber OF
Commerce. With headuarters Ut
Washington. u, G.. will hold an "ln-
creased Production" NEE ting 1T
Atlantic CITY. April - To 80. inclu.
siyc. aud IL urging that all boards
~ city development and chambers NJ
commerce having membership IN
that organization send delegates lo
the meeting
In u letter received from tn
United states Chamber OF Commerce
II was stated that the subject OF In
creased production IL Of such i'm
porinncc that In working out u pro.
gram for the meeting every topic viii
be considered from this viewpoint.
Lack OF production IN one OF the
chief causes OF the high cost Of liv-
ing wnich ram not he reduced until
more goods are IN the market, It Is
polnlcl out aud prices consequently
nave been forcd up by competitive
bidding.
Such measures ~ aptl-trust legis-
lation aud taxation win be taken M
at the meeting. the communication
said, aud internal finance and lbs 70
lation to world production will have
u prominent place upon the program
II Is thought that come member
~ the Beard II City development
will attend the conference
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
MORRISON PLANS
TO CONFER WITH .
AMARILLO PEOPLE
FIGHTING JOlRNAIisTs' slC;.E.
fanN Wili MAKE tTOip.
StTiON HERE

George u. Morrison aud two as.
sociates Of Fort worth. will leave
tha, place for Amarillo tonight
on heir wnv "a Amarillo to
discuss plans with representatives
Of the yifiois ciylc organizations
relntiy, 10 bringing the Fighting
Journalists 10 this city early In May.
This information was contained IN q
Telegram received Yesterday from
Mr. Morrison by 'rhGs Y. Fllzey
Tentative plans ara To bring the
Journalists 10 Amarillo Immediately
following their three days meeting
Ia be- held IN Wichita Falls. May 9.
9 and T. u Is expected that Mr..
Morrison will make u definite propo.
siiion when he arrives here ana that
the local committee will decide
whether or not II can be met.
Following is MI Moirisons tee
gram.
81 and my associates leave for
Amarillo Saturday night Please
rdvise Of any change In YOUR plans.
Kindly make reservations for three .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
PROPERLY OWNERS hEAH
v PLANS DISCUSSED NJ CIV
HALL.

Several OF the property owners
along streets ON which II " proposed
10 install u white way system held u
meetings In the rooms Of the Hoard
81 city development, yesterday nftei'
noon ri . l'clo,l.. ~ when repre-
sentatnes Of the southwest Gcheral
Electric Company OF Dallas ana the
Nunn Electric Company 81 Amafillu.
we're present. These men We're ask
al for bids ~ \ white way system
on TAYLOR street from First TO Eighih
and on Fourth street from Taylor
10 the Santa fe depot. and extern
sions To the present system ON P".S
street from Eighth to Tenth, max
ing q total oi 1876 posts.
A number OF property owners who
wure not present NJ III, meeting, d''
coidlng e the secretary of tho
Hoard Of City Development. had
nreyiously expressed their willing
ns.s 10 pa, their pr'pcr, lnate parts
To he assessed Tor the Inhalation
OF the white way and 10 abide by IN,
prcposdl plaus and were anxious
Ina, tie system he Installed. Thu SET
Rotary also faii that officials OF the
santa ,Fe In Amarillo had said thai
stems would be- taken To- get that con-
pany u agree to pay lis part for the
Installation OF The system an Fourth
street. The santa Fc owns about
Two blocks ol property fronting
Fourth street. Il II understood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Asthma Wouldn't Let
Him Lie Down
Hasn't had = sign Of trouble now
for over 3 months.

"a year ago ! had asthma so bad
my friends thought would never
Sc, over II. had doctOrcd for long
time without results. ! had not been
In bed for three weeks. could not
even VT up straight In n chair Then
heard Of MIX Emulsion and started
using II. !, was only Two days later
u I could 70 TO bed and sleep
'oundlv. After taking eight bottle
lsl WORTH I found myself complete.
~ cured, II II over months now
since | quit taking Milks Emulsion.
aud haven't had u symptom OF acth.
ma since. "--Ceo. W Baker. u. T..
= I, l.atrobe. Pa.
Why shouldn't Milks Emulsion help
yon' II has worked wonders for
others. !, costs nothing 20 Try.
Nilks Emulsion N u pleasant. mt
triiive food and corrective medI.
cinc II restores healthy. natural
bowel action. doing away with al'
need OF pills and physics. II pro-
moles appetite and quickly puts the
digestive organs IN shape to assimi-
late food. a. q builder Of, flesh and
sirennth Minis Emulsion In strong.
~ recommended To these whom sick
'csa has weakened, and Ia powerful
III In resisting ana repairing tho
fleets Of wasting diseases. Chronic
stomach trouble and constipation
are promptly relie,ed--usulaly In
one day.
This IL the only solid emulsion
made. and 80 palaiablc that II IN eat
en- with u spoon like Ice cream.
No matter how severe YOUR ease
YOU are urged 10 try Mllks Emulsion
under this rnarantee--rake six bot
lies home with you. use II accord
inr To- directions and " not satisfied
It'll the results. your money vii
he promptly refunded. Price 6et
and S.90 per bottle. The Milks
Emulsion Co. Tcrrc Ilon,e. nd sat-
~ all druggists everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13

Gas In the stomach or bowels 10 a
disagrcenble symptom Of torpid
liver. To get rid OF Il quickly take
iiERBiNE. II Is q marvellous liver
s,imuiant and bowel purifier. Sold
by all druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Gsssd ~ psasssssias
Msmnn's WIZARD on

A safe and harmless preparation
IN ,ei,eve the pains OF Rheumatism,
Seia,,ea, Lame Back aud Lumbago 70
Hamiins Wizard Oh II penetrate:
cn,rLiv. drives out soreness. aud
Smbers up stiff aching joints ana
muscles y
You will find almos, daily uses Tor
N in cases OF sudden mishaps or ae-
ciden,s such as sprains. bruises, cuts
burns. bites and stingf Just as re-
liable too, ioi .sraehe. toothaehe'
Group and colo an
Get Il from druggists for % cents
n not satisfied return the bottle ana
set your money back - -,
Ever eonshpa,.d q! have .lek
headscheie Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little psak pshs' |"
ssa1 Cusrsplssd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
AMARILLO GAS FEEL D COULD SUPPLY
FORT WORTH AND DALLAS, DECLARES
HIGH STATE OFFICIAL At AUSTIN

oil and gas department Of the Reil.
road Commission, who H. here con.
ierrins with Mai tcorge g. Butte.
chief 0f the department. Tho liceld
Il about four miles wide and 10 miles
long. aud In this foiiy square miles
there are already developed mum.
hcr OF wells With q production IN es-
cess Of iO,0O0,o0o cubic feet of gag
per day with q rock pressure OF 40
pounds to the cubic inch.
Woods said the Lone Star Gas
Company has a pipe line within Ia
milrs aud 'hould this lirc be eNl"na-
cd i0 Font Worth and Dallas there
would bo more than sufficient
amount Of ras To supply these North
Texas cities. The Amarillo gas "
dry aad with condensation. marking
u ~ u real gas field NOT mixed Win
OIL"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
t,Ls .,.,,,,a,n wuh Dance

The Elks entertained last cv1nins
with on" ct their delightful s'mi'
monthly dunces IN the hall room OF
ihe i.bdrc Home There was Il large
hhmbrr present for Elk dances are
most popular among The younger
crowd csncr,ally. and dancing. to the
,ltains ofa splendid orchestra vac
,hirytd until u late hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
INCOME TAX OFFICIAL
KEEPING OFFICE OPEN
AT N|GNTyFOR PUBLIC

The Offer a ". 70. Peterson. In.
ternal revenue deputy collector. At
2i3 FEDERAL building, since Monday
morning has been a scene OF much ac-
uvity IN the preparation OF lncOne
tax blanks At mos; any hour of any
day large crowd could be seen On
the waiting list" NJ TINT place and
some have heen known "a go Ia me
office some time beioic the hour for
opening In order 10 secure the first
PLACE In line.
The office will b. kept open each
evening until Q o'clock IN the future
and VIII remnm Open al day sunday
ior the berci't oi those who have
been unable TO get an interview with
Mr., Petersen. Il has been announced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Warranty llrr,l

H. T.. Fuaua to ]. ". Ralliff, MISC,
lot >, block .. Eaklc addition. Con
tidcralion $4,000
t.. Hale 20 iva hale lots \ and y,
block -. Glcnwood addition. Con-
alteration $1,000, 1T nj.
Thomrs u, Flynn a. Roger VIII
horn, l1t $, Olock IA, flemohs add'-
ton. Consideration sii0o0,00
Merritt Nay tn = &. Sparks 1T al,
3le. Gr Of \ ~ OF section q. block
=. \, u and VI, Consideration s.ai.-
90 20 al
lien Coldine to W. =. Little. lot
d. block 80 llrmons addition, con-
federation s9i00,00.
Transfer
j. ". Hunter Ia Fred ". Frost
pgt ai block 10, Fake addition,
Consideration $4,000.
Assignment Oil Lease
Amarillo oil Company ~ GrcclcN'
b,cl nrillign Company, = ~ oi
sect ion I e.. aud ~. block M-2O.
J " kc'iehor 10 oliu G. Scldll,s,
; l.. u W l.S OF M Ia OF section
~. block r.ll. Consideration sl.oo
James H. rou, Jr. TO w. A. Me-
Niuncy. Nv ~ NJ tract "a. sections
- uad Is, bloch @. and NJ; NioI
NJ 3.at II iOOa nt 'rclion 81 bloch
\. H. ard w.; EiJl 81 \ ga al
lun of sM corner ~ - lin tract
.r,li ~ '. hlcck y j. = aud y Con
sldcratiun - 10 al
supplcmcr, Warranty Deed
Panhandle Lumber Company 10 W
s.. Martha lot -. block 2". Eakl'
addition consideration ss0oo,oc.
4. q. Him to Mis-. 7. ". Rector
lots . and 10. block ~ q. aud \
con alteration sGiOe.o0.
G. u. Murphy to Mrs. ,. u lian
mcr. a0NaaO out 1T NE corner q
| section M. block . \ II. and "
Consideration sis75oO.
\. &. cantrcll tc q. u. Murphy
drlp Tor alley. exchange.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13

The sound Of u he'll which can he
heard 1900 Zee, through the water
Fan be- heard through the air only
A, feet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
SECURITY LEAGUE ASKS
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT
KEEPING FIT GATHERING

That delegate from the See uily
League nj America, OF which Elihu
Root Il president. may attend trC
Keeping Fit Conference TO he held
OF Canyon. March ~ and 20, Ii the
information contained IN . letter So
teivod from that organization by the
Hoard OF C!iy Development
The letter was In tho form OF re-
uucsl for the dates and tho plan NJ
the program ~ the conference aud
has been answered BY the secretary
OF the BOARD. who invited The See
urlty League 10 scnu u delegate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
NOTICE

To Tho Cliizcns OF Amarillo
And to THE Amarillo News
We. the undersigned, wish ~
make the following statements We
have conc Ia stay and do business ~
ynnr ell\. and lntcnd 10 do n good
clean. legitimate business. and also
do ANYTHING that We ear 10 aid IN"
county or Niy officials at any time.
We stand ready 10 serve the public
IN any way that W. can toward the
ha,,ermcn, ol humanity and Ne ash
the buAncas meu,at lmarillo Tor
their 90. opC ration In our work and
Give us y tidal. and u chance To prove
our sincerity nnd ability 10 sew" this
town IN this capacity We admit that
there Mas been u sad mistake made
hy one OF our men, hut the manaee-
ment stood ready Ia make every
,hine GOOD aud did 90. |. " &
Packard. am well known IN Amarillo,
ana We dand willing t. furnish rel
ercnces. " there " any one that
would cure to know ant<,ing about
~ pcraonally When We have suit.
,isnt business w Watlhh' " wv WIZ
,r, NJ a full force of detectives and
Ne Do not AIM 10 emnlov anyihlnG
In, competent mon, furthermore ~
vii, employ men who live here ard
who have families Ia support. " we
can get them, and the way We pa,
our men, they can maze q good sal
Any ana commission. Tor their servl'
40, llnpine that this viii b. roh'id
cred and give W. chance 80 s"rs'
Won. We nc Yours respectfully,
FuI.R NATIONAL rfrEcriVf
ntRTAr.
y l.. N. ESTES. Asst. Dlsi. MGR
n =. PACK Arm. Supi inves
tiration.
Room u. Tourist lnn'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13

Farmers and others who live ut Q
distance from u drug store should
keep In the house bottle of M.
LARp's SNOW IMMINENT. II may
he needed ut any time for cuts
wounds. sores. sprains or rhcumat.
lam. II is a powerful healing and
penetrating remedy sold by all drug
rlais WV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
SMALL. rms REPORTED
AZ .W, PIERCE STREET

The fire department WAS called 10
20. Pierce street about ) 30 o'clocS
yesterday morning 4 residence hHd
CAUGHT firr from detective tlue,
III. men were successful ~ putting
the fire oul before any damage ci
consequence had resulted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
% ElNEs assessed ~ ,.:,r
" w CORPORATION Court

Thirteen fines were assessed by
Judge n. a. Mcmron In Corporation
.oa,t ,~-crluy morning. s,v'n w.
ifr fined far vagrhcN. iow lo'
speeding. onc Tor Spliting {m TIE
sldraalk and one '"r "l' ~
,l,incr.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-18
SENATE ORDERS
HOUSING PROBE
Committee of Five to Inves-
tigate and Report by
December.
JEANNE EAGELs,

Under a resolution passed by the
Senate yesterday, a committee OF
five Senators will be appointed to
Investigate the housing problem of
Washington and of any other cities
that may be brought to their at
tention.
The resolution provides that on
or before. December 1. 1920 the
committee shall report to the SEN
ate on the existing situation in re-
lation to construction of houses.
manufacturing establishments ana
other buildings, and to recommend
such measures as are necessary to
stimulate construction work, en-
courage building investments and
insure government cooperation in
building schemes.
The committee Is authorised to
sit after the adjournment of Con-
gresS and to summon any person
necessary to give evidence on pres
ent housing problems. Members of
the committee are to be appointed
by the president of the Senate.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-18
Merchants to Be Shown
Credit Mems S Methods

The technique of extracting all
the necessary information from Gus
toners asking to open a charge
account without offending the ap-
plicant will be demonstrated to
members of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association by the
Credit Section at a dinner meeting
tomorrow evening at the New Will
lard.
A credit Office is to be set up in
the dining room and members of
the committee, posing as shoppers,
will be quizzed by credit experts.
In addition "a new revised credit
form will be presented to the asso-
citation for approval.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-18
100000 Bushel Shortage
In Peach Crop Predicted

Shortage in the 1920 peach crop
by about 100000 bushels is pre-
dicted by the Department of Aeri-
culture, based on figures available
April 1. The New England crop is
practically ruined by the late frosts,
and the Texas crops have been bad
ly injured, it was said. There have
been losses also in Arkansas, Okla
homa. Missouri and Tennessee.
Aside from the losses of killing
frosts, the prospective crop will be
affected to some extent by decrease
in acreage devoted to commercial
peace orchards.