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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-09-23
WILLIS TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Brown of
east Of Minot and Harvey H. Hudson
of Joy, ILL.,, visited at the E. E. Diehl
home Sunday afternoon.
Stewart Reed had tx acres J. of
wheat on backsetting that made Fl
bushels per acre.
urday night. Harvey H. Gadbow took
hi INTO Velva in his car, where he took
an early morning 500 train. The rain
delayed the threshing on Mr.. Twins
farm Saturday and he had to leave
before the threshing could be done on
Monday.
Herman Newman had some wheat
that went as high as % bushels per
acre.
Neil Irwin Of Minot was out look
ing after his fathers share of the
grain.
Mrs. Chas. Seney departed Wednes-
day for an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Flack, of New
Windsor, Ill.
Bonnie Klimple had IA acres Of rye
average Fl bushels per acre.
Mrs. E. E. Diehl and son, Tracy
Palmer, Miss Lillian Schmidt and b.
Wallace took Sunday dinner at the
Chas. Seney home Sunday.
A fine baby boy came to gladden. the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Kim
pie Thursday, September 9. Mrs.
Klimple is not getting along as well
as she should.
Art Charlebois and family Of Minot
were out in this locality Sunday look
ing at the country and the crops.
Adolph Klimple is threshing now in
the Benedict neighborhood.
Sam and Freddie Reed spent Satur-
day night in Sawyer with Freddie's
father. !.
E. E. Diehl expressed fine pair Of
male collie puppies to ]. ]. Kendert,
/ Of Java, S. OAK, Monday.
Hank Louis and Fay H. Gadbaw
were out in the hills duck hunting
Sunday and met with good results.
Theo. Elarth's hired man had close
call from being killed by lightning
some days ago while out in the field
! blowing with gang pillow.
Andy Louis went to Minot Wednes-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-09-23

McVeigh Sale Wednesday Sept. 20
j. B. McVeigh, the North Prairie
farmer who recently suffered the loss
Of his farm residence will hold farm
sale at his place 10 miles north Of
the city on Wednesday September 20.
The complete announcement appears
in another column of this issue.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-09-23

day afternoon and returned Thursday.
John D. Coons discontinued running
bis threshing cook car Monday and
Miss Elizabeth Reed, the assistant
cook, has gone to work for Mrs. Lee
Morey until spring.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-09-23

There will be nice bunch of young
stock at Kings sale.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16
GIVES SHOWER FOR
MISS BESSIE PRINTZ

The home of Miss Eldearie Riggle
on North Kansas Avenue, was blaze
of light last night, when Mrs Ebert
Edwards, Misses Margaret Etzold,
Wanda CroEs and Eldeere Riggle
entertained for Miss Bessie Printz,
by giving miscellaneous shower.
The color scheme was prettily car
ried out in Christmas colors-red
and green, and from the light globes
hung small red hearts, the center
piece for the dining table was a
handsome bouquet of white carna-
tons and ferns.
The guests had all arrived by
eight o'clock, and the lights were
turned out for few minutes, await
ing the arrival of the guest of honor,
Miss Printz, who came with her
mother, little after eight, and found
large company waiting to receive
her.
After the usual greetings, the
guests were quoted by the strains of
81 Love You Truly" from the graf
onola in the music room, and as soon
as the last notes were finished, Miss
Margaret Etzold played Lohengrin's
Wedding March as the minister came
in. followed by a real bride and
groom. 1t was moment of tense
anticipation and subdued mirth. Mrs.
Loren wilkins, attired in a gown Of
Miss Printz, was the bride and Miss
Wanda Cross wore the conventional
black to perfection. The minister
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16

looked the part, a genuine preacher
clerical garments having been Dor
rowed for the occasion from a local
pastor. The ceremony was more or
less like the real thing, the ring SER
vice being used.
On the library table stood a SIN, .
Christmas tree, which was laden with
packages wrapped in white tissue
ard holly papers; Miss Printz was
asked to distribute them according
to the names but it was found that
all were for Miss Prinz. She found
many pieces of silver, cut glass, hand
painted china, handwork in crochet
embroidery, miscellaneous shower
of beautiful and useful things.
Refreshments of sandwiches, olives
and coffee, ice cream and cake were
served.
The guest list included:
Mesdames L. A. Etzold, W. E.
Farmer, Ralph Jones, ]. R PRINT.
Earl Printz, Lloyd Printz, o. f. Dob
son, Glen Meek Loren wilkins, Abbie
Berry, Flora Fra:m, A. o. Summers.
of Moscow, Frank Johnson, Leo Will
son of Spickard,. Mo-, Elbart Edwards
Misses Dortha Farmer Sims, June
Cox, Estella Cox, Maurine Long, Mae
MONTGOMERY, Emma Jaquins. Agnes
Raymond. Isabel Cross, Wanda
Cross, Susie Farmer. Lottie Edwards
Dola Trindle, Blanche Weidensaul,
Margaret Etzold.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

The Misses la Albertson and Yer
ga S"afford entertained few guests
at seven o'clock dinner Wednesday
eve1ne at the home of Rev. Swat
ford North Jordan After dinner the
evening was spent very delightfully."-
IN conversation and music. The fol
loving guests were present: Vaughn
tanknooser, Myrtle Gardner, Alta
Pitts, Nellie Gardner. la Albertson
Verda Swafford Earrol Elliott, Ern-
est BoIes' Fred Bollard, Cecil Dillon
and Frank Stuck.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16
--------N--------
ORGANIZE WHEAT GROWERS
ASSOCIATION AT FLoRIS

J. a. Larric, an organizer for the
National Whea. Growers Association
YVES Liberal visitor "wednesday. Mr.
Larrick had just come from Floris
where he organized & local. D. w.
Grim"ood is the secretary Of the
10 members Of Inc Floris branch.
\ mcc-L.--. will be held the first Sat
urday night in January at which time
il is expected 10 reorganize, elect Of
ticers and add to the membership
roll. All farmers are invited to attend
this meeting.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16

Mrs. W. A. LipprarJ, Chairman
Miss Gladys White of Herington
arrived in the city Tuesday to visit
relatives and friends.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16

Bob Mesnard and wife Of Forgan.
left last night OH No. 3 for Medesta.
California. to spend the winter.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16

Mrs. Homer Edison made a bust
ness trip to Forgan the first of the
week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16

NJ u Mrs A B. Mr. and Mr. E. F. Prntz and their
daughter Pauline Tuesday fordaughe Mrs John Therer will
Guvmon for several days for
rea relatives
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16

Chas. Z. Holt and Seth Skinner of
Beaver we're in town today on bust
ness.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16
Christmas
Buying
Is now on
At this Store


Reduction prices on High Class Furniture ag you the opportunity make
the best lines for the Holiday
of from1O
cen OF IN
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-12-16
One of the NiCest
Christmas Gifts of All

The Joy of owning Kitchen Cabinet extends
throughout the year, every day of the year
We are showing several different makes in
Guiding the well-known McDougall. Take
your choice of the leading makes at our spe
ciaI prices Will deliver Christmas morning
if you desire the gift to be surprise, Call
and get prices and see these great cabinets
Evening star., 1920-05-30

Mr. howers il
is DEATH afr of
altersco struck by a of lightning, dear" Mr.
which
husband refuge
thunder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

Srts 10 20 ilf NeuH
ruET WORTH July 29-lu Wow 90.
M. hrg, numh,r e competitions which
EN-, stephens county ficlds have had IN
90, pact Tow weeks. running the daily
l'yidE' production NJ Co nearly 90
onl barrels d Is interesting % not"
th.t operators expect the county t.
Furnish it hast 31u cWuuletluus during
thr ucNt Thirty days. This Il Is said.
B. dI, iu the 'uutmms drilling cam.
ps.su which hHs h,cn under way ~inr
'ifiN -rIuE and one l,Ir 70 inr tn
atg, uumh'r "t competitions whi.h
have h',u reported in p,rnt weeks
pu 'h" rrtth.u end ~ th, lirrrk'n.
d.r p0ol which has had su'h heavy
II3N n,rlt There tr' $50 wells nearing
thv md 1uU with favorable conditions
prevailing tina, nnmiA iut new pro.
dr,'r 500 D.. added To- N, iirid dutng
.u.usi.
Th"r' ur many operators who ave
moss cou, inc,d that a., daily prolu,
i.uH "t the county viii d. uoJr the
l"n.'nn hsrtd mark h'ior, tie rush
..t-u .s halted hy cod weather the
winter That 81 virtually the only srr.
i.on 'I The ii,ll witch BEL heing given
20 20. jIllug play even during the hot.
t.-. plr, cd "a, slmin,r
,1.por u'l henderson hgyc iu.t com.
rI.t ivo ppud wells 90 'hc Martin
90 rel, iust north = town Tiw No. {
,uH, m Too 400 halr,ie daily white
tl. -" o. flowing Noo barrels daily
.it.ra shot Th'-c make ioui produc.
Gus 'uop'I and henderson have got o'
ih.H tract during the past sixty DAYS
.ul iNa m"l' W'.ls ~ ~" sumr loos'
ur 'u fhr suud, ready Co.. complete.
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Whole Family Sick

An. of my six lr'ih'is and sisi"-
rs ven - myaslf hly, suffered since
childhood from stomach and liyci iron.
De and hiDlting though; % ran %.
curs-l but thanks e. Alayi's Wonde.
Col Remedy. since taking u nearly q
year Az I have h''u enjoying The h'-'
90 health ana iocl Ike now parsHr
have poo trouble from anything car.
u D. r.mnl. harmless preparation
that removes tn catarrhal mucous from.
the intestinal tract and aliays the Dr..
Illumination which ctus's practically
90 vtoiun'h. liver and Intestinal al
monte. including aur'rdir.ii. pH'
dos. Nil e0nyin," co mpnry refunded.
~ druggist -Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

the Curhrook Petroleum Company IS
making lair progress and II drilling
90 ~ fcet
Sterling County. - The pinal Dom
oi. company has obtained leases 80
10000 acres near Fort stockton an /
win shortly start deep test ON the
bcNlln ranch. A standard rig has been
ordered aud preliminary work II well
undcr way g. T.. Mimic has q fair
showiuf for ~ Ia his deep test at 1000
feet. and has also ordered star RIG
with which 90 make a shallow test.
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ZOO COMPETITIONS |NNEXT THIRTY
DAYS ARE EXPECTED IN STEPHENS
COUNTY WITH LARGER PRODUCTION

The Louisiana stephens uil Corpo.
ration al,n has one new well. u ~
Puts wen. un tho southern edge If the
tovufii". which has como IN ior 200
barrels duii, Tho !. A Slphcr 80. :
ol m" Gull l'r"lu,iiou Company has
gone into the Stmwn sand 20 s.ooo
ic't hut u viii lee drcp,n'i O" th' l"w
sands
The liirrrholh1m W ui Sn"Wd"
4 'SW,Du'y. which ,Jwo n last week
fDr 1000 larr.ls dnili h3s increased IL
How Gee nHo barrels and is NOW cisil,
the lurrst producer be- the country
Th,l, sor.us tn bee much More aotivi.
IS IN the Sipc Springs field than r.
any of the other shallow districts Two
new producers haze been reported. o.
iollrWw
l;au.ui Nu oI The craven uil 4 t.
linine COMPANY a. barrels
l.Wsll Sc" "a. SIiiariald. l;y,' J.
inc & Sanders. ~ barrels
\ late review oi the Sipo Springs
operations shows there arr now about
700 producers u The u.d ranging
from .-, tH 4oo f,0t deep and the pipe
line ins show tha; 40" diilV average
production o. running about i.eon bar.
r,ls The Sipr Spring. uil b. 81 % very
hirh iiad, and operations there cost
bat LITTLE
uth'I r,puris received here are:
Parker county no, srruuu Davis
w'll Of 90. ., shruuk Petroleum Cuh'
pauy is sitting 10" raising at 200 foc'.
the '.rs' voil having been lust after II
he'd barely entered ihc hllc. iuv r..
M. had str'ug showing, OF hoth oi
aui eG
I'u,- County tn" rirduc well o
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,anle Alnn,i Pln,cd

~ Fueiattd Prs
SAN ANTONIO TOY July - With
the score Shreveport .. san Antonio e.
~ tn lHs, hall ~ tho nflh irru. 3D.
the urt gam ni iDilNs +,h'dul'-i
dnuh.'l,ad,l tu" men out and L.lr
20 bat. rain started O. flll. with no"
,oun, . balls and s'rik's on the hit.
ter With ,rr MGR, out uc,d,d to civ"
Shrry'u Dc victory pitcher N,rho I
walked Lear 600 the pitch and Wh.I
i1in fcll 900 earnest. play WAS halted.
After raining steadily Tor more Jh1u
an hour 10" game was called off TWp
games will De- plly.d Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
RIl, Fourteen isatllrr,.

IoNkpPoAG, Mass. july .9--A
family of thirteen small rather ana
,h,ll mother We slain hN visitor Co.
The Blue Hills reservation near here.
The mother uIk. fought iri her vvul.
10 the last After she was hill,d 70
was an "ary matter ui dap ~ 90 ne,
little ones This IS ,cnad,rcd an un.
ufIally large iuttl,HIkr family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
>lIt WA LIGIil Bl,iNkER
t>D ~ WV TIIE JJuGI

PORTSMOUTH, Eng July go
Charged with drunkenness q woman d.
ni"i the SOFT impeachment
She t,ld tn magistrate shc hat ONLY
had two pini' 1t h'cr. q CLASS of hi,tu.
two d0uhl" Whistles. bottle m hls,
and q bottle 81 ale
Tn" bench was .ehi dluasr hin.
81 il aad 'et hpr OF with 81 iu.- IT g
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I.hllirs Ilnnch IIils


" Aseogtafsf ifsse
PHILADELPHIA luly - - Phil1'
dclnhia defeated Pittsburgh today b.
launching hits with errors
Scoro hy rmings: T. II T..
IfutslurE ...... 600 e0i Goa %
Phlladelphia .. go 2ls coy : n !
Summare 90 Two.lase hits. Whitfield,
Souihw nth. Williams . Pauloite: do4.
BE plays. eaton to Cuishaw 10 Grimm.
:. base on halls off Ponder 1. RiNcr ..
struck out hy Ponder Z wisuer T.
Rixey ].
Iatisrics--iondcr Wimer and Iiaef
nsf: niNey and TragrcssCr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

SALIVA k1u~. July eg-G1nuia
Smith. oi 'ht rip l".i hI, 'r't cy,
recently ard. .'iaug' 90 "a. Oppressed
mms'ls a' "gad "i o." Eay twas %
sliss 50, Hl3 It lo,n The tight one
smith would have h'cu iutally blind.
The artificial optic wis shattered sy
II stray % cllih'g rlu, bullet as Smi.h
ssii "a the front porch C his home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
RiAbers's WA Throw Loves Game

CHICAGO. Inly 80. 80 Chicago anil
rhiladclphi1 divided dcuhlehcader O.
day. the lOoals winning the first game
~ launching hits and h ing tho set
Qua In ten innings Chi,ueo threw
away the second game IN the tenth
when Eisbcrr's VIA throw home pee
'fIsitted two runners Ia scorc. Tho visit
ors then scored four more runs. Flrs;
nafnn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
Noicr

MODERN wOODMEN CF AMERl'
"a. In the absence NJ clSrk y. II. cof'
Zee yoa wlll pay dues 40 Guaranty
state hank. Do ~ before August lst.
l,cpori must be- made oul on that Plat"
HpY': .. GAIT
sasstr Consul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
EVEN BREAK ON
3 DOUBLE BILLS
SENATOR'S AND TIGERS SPLIT -
ALSO ATHLETICS AND Ciii.
CAGE DIVIDE GAMES

II Nll0lIlffd ~.
DETROIT. July 20. - Detroit and
washlngton divided douhle'head =
here to-day. the visitors winning ihe
first eamc ~ n inning. when Rice hs
a home rur into the iirhi iicid hlcach-
ere. Ia the sceond game. won by d.
frolt, Courtney allowed 10 hits Second
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

Suugs Or tits - Insects that are col.
lowed hv sw-llings. pain or itching
should -, treated promptly. ~ they ar.
Poisonous. BALl.ARD'S SNOW LINZ.
Ml.NT couniorac's the poison. II l.
10th antls'p;ic and healing. sold by
al druRgis;s ss,c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
o, Ass~asss rrs-.

CLEVELAND. July = rcuuol.
weakened Ia the eighth. and Cleyeilii
scored seven runs. winning o. 3
Score b. innings. EHE
Boston ......... o.e eco leo . o
Cleveland ....... Csc o0e on "a ~ .
Summary - Two-haSe hits. Smith
spcaiSer. Schang :. thre'-hasc h.'.
Burns. double playr Walters 90 p.
ter :. Gardner g. Wamisganss o. John.
son ?. Johnson o. Chawnan. O'Nel O."
Chapman; has On i1,ils. &c Pennoes 6.
Hoyt l. Coyeleskie I. struck out. hy
Iennock o Coyeiessic ?
fiaiteries-ronnu,k Hoyt sud Wnl
ter. COv.ieskie and OSen
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Srn.aer, bod I.ranmanl snIil.

Vs. A Hn, iaf,d Pee.
HEAt'M, vt july Wichita Flus
and Rluu0nt divided douhl-h,1d
here iudly no, visitors winning IN.
ur 80 Geo and ius.us th, ,,ud . Co. -
m t.n innings
Sr,r..Enu lum, T.
W h.iH Falls ..... lfn lan NUi-Y
a. 1uuurt ..... oIl GOO 00oa-i
Iattri,. Ziru and Kitchens. Jico
ht. f1l Martina
S".f,.- SECOND .lw, L.
Wichita Fails 0uN 0uN uHO %
BEAUMONT . UNU GOO 600 Z -
Htt'rl,t 90. Ihlrii and White.
Stan bury and " ftinH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
Game Fashioned

SiN ANTONIO. july aa.-Stu An.
torirShr,vopnrt game called End 81
fourth inning rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

For wasniug difh-s and an kitchen
ware. Ter securing kaiyes and forks.
us. bNO.M MORE WASHING row.
DER.--ady
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NEW YORK GIANTS
TAKE ) STRAIGHT
WITH observation-disclosures
ALEXANDER LOSES


% NH"UIIaIII ~.
NEW YORK.. July %. - New Norb
made IL thrive straight from - l.ouir
TODAY The giants hlttcl nHIk h1r'
and b. Was surr,cdoj hv Goodwin 90
ID. nInIn- E-.Ln-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

NIWTUI' =" TWI IIN' ms IIUII|IT
O. rurns Doylc stock. home run. NJ
ii,nry. dolblc play. pdy, tu Iancrol'
hss' on b1li-. oil nak . Goodwin J.
N,hf g. struck cut hy D0lk 2. Good.
win I Nchf .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
wanF. Home Run Brings Victory

"a faseriateo irefa.
ST. Louis. July ss-waui's home
run into the lcfi.field hi,achcrs IN tn
eighth inning. with two out and - d
On haze. gave New YORK victory oy.g
-. Louis in the second game of &
dotibl, j. adj taslay. SITTER tie loc-'.
had won The frs, game.
sc0rc Iy innlnrf RHF
New York ...... 90. Ole Goo 3 6 :
81. Louis ..... oio cot Soy I 10 .
summary Two.hase hit. Mue..i
home run. Sister: isse on halls ofi
Davis .; struck out. by Quinn %;
Davis :. -
Datteriss Quinn and Ruel: ia, B.
aud Severed.
ss-0nd game; nHE
New Yofk ..... 6iG 900 ea0-s : .
s. Isouis ....... l0o o.; oe0-- a..
Summafy-Thre,-i has hlu. Pipp. y
dic. Ruth. Sister; h0;ne runs. Mucssi
Ward; douiie plays. -rait o. Pecki1.
naurh o. Fipp. Sisler u Gerber % -,
Ter. haso On laik. 81 Mogridgs , Col
Inns .. payne .. struck out ~ No
gridre l. Collins >. I2ayne &
BATTERIES AlogTidFc Coiins an
Hannah: Euel iiayn,. Tiurtrd ans
SEVERED
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

~ Ass-f iAi'd ff.s
HRUokl.YN. luis 90 - Cu,inna
mado /, tNo ga, 81, three .iom HrooSiyd
hy winning tullv Score
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
Alexander IIn Hard

W Assnrsnifd ff-ss
IaOST, y. luly - --r0sion hit Alex
ansl.r hand today and rvencd up IN
series By d,foating Chicago
Score ~ Innings. Il " y.
ChicaEo ........ 900 0eH ooh ]
Boston ......... 0as Dol 30S .. y
summary Two-has" hit, Terry
three hase hit. Klllifcr. homo ru'
Holkc. base on halls III Watson I.
struck out. los Alexander I Watson !.
E1ti-ri-f Alexander carter and HI.
lif.r: Watson and O'Nsil
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Matted Tor Grifnn IN seventh.

IkllnInaly-TWoia tH hIts. NIIIIln7'
DuEan. Perkins: ihrce-basc hits. T.. c.
Inns 2. Walker; double play. Feisch 90
Rigi.cfg TO y. Collins. base On balls, off
iimnnel :. Williams 4: struck nut ~
Williams :. l,onmel l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
Wesirsn League

~ Assytaist frsss
81 Joseph Z. joplin o.
~ D.s oiu.s :. Okishoma Citv :
A. Omaha q. Wichiia
~ Sioux Cts = Tulsa 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
Bluffs SHUT OUT
BY PANTHER NINE
CO\LEi. BLAN KS AI.NESTON
ALLOWING PIRATES ONI.N
OtK IIITS.

~ NsloStgtoi Pres.
HOUSTON. July 81 Pate pitched air
i,ehi hall. while tho Panther hlticrs hit
timely and Font Worth shut out ilDus.
ton to o.
Srorr by innings o, u. D..
F"gt Worth ..... nn. lul 0lS o. %
Houston ......... uau 600 uNl - .
la'toiios Fat" ana Muu, Matt suu
and Nuyss.
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FlIlnlTl IW0'lF' hlIH, IiNIF- IN' '
2. Holman: threc.has hits. Shanks.
Fiagsiead. vcach :: base on balls. oti
Courtney 4. Dluss .. sirucl. oui. iy
Courtney I. Dauss I.
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The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-03-17
CAREFUL, GIRLS!

Right here in Brookhaven there
are two pretty little girls who are
headed straight toward heaps of
trouble and if their parents knew a.
bout it we think they would make 1t
more than interesting for them.
We are not going to tell on you,
girls; we are not even going. to. call
attention to your indiscretions in a
manner that will let anybody get
next.
But take a quiet tip and cut it
out.
Just remember that the fellow
that meets you on the street and
will not come to your home and call
like gentleman is not the kind of
a fellow you can trust.
Girls with their dresses touching
their shoe tops and not yet out of
school, can not afford to wander a.
round the back streets with boys
from other towns, long after most
folks have gone to bed.
You only cheaper yourselves with
the fellows, girls, when you meet
them that way and hang around
with them until such late hour.
If we were in your places we'd
make our beau have respect for us at
any cost.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-03-17
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