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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
REAL ESTATE MEN
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
LOAN ASSOCIATION

Im dlfntpa ~ CO. Nmuulli
r.I I.iHte lltohofs NHo,lliiob pn'd
Dll mooilnH taal,ldhf ufiur
rp, o.,loo. In llo office II
.b lmd ~ ciy Development
rIH mr che uirlniIil.t nj q
1000 lnW laapflHlun ~ be-
iN.I Iu connection tlih ihp. ur.
IIIi'ru Nrit Il. uraodD ana n be-
i'.i NIilIt 81 FhUi tine lhf
HI | 5000 Wu fHuiuiH uI iliH H..
HIIH tI.i become Il trIiIt A.
Do No. pulIuan ~ iln association ~
HI .I .N ihr HlIHIui ul ihp
h.H.r. problem lr mmlll0 ana ne
II nd lu lrlnda 10 puull
n 'II urlfr ton uI TOO
1000 900 .tu 10 auruliun 40 QUO
H.I ilNN.d nan AZ uNi rI
l.H. I. Iu rIir "a ip mnhing irts
Uh'. r b unf monthly payments,
unnunrrd
so lhu lsi meeting ~ th' hfokoia
lHIIln. ! 70 unrl uu1, l,u luo
I NIriiun %. % tuIlurl inb lnu
.l pm No whom .lu,k would %.
TO-. A.. W,Wh.I. IId outsider tn1
UUl present expressed lhot VII
tl ptih.Hr lHlr hIu.U. n
M .i4 a lhr mniollil NJ them hn,s
'nI liI ih'' would hku n mu,n
uH 5000 worth a f. mot htopr,
lOnHt.i iu.t Whu plan Nl'l h'
adopted hot IL dDU. now bupWI ihYt
no hnIlhlnr ma lu.u feature ni iI.n
rssulHilnn NIIl b.p.mn U Itulut
iIlHln mo urlI fuuWr
The dltrrluil 20. t'r .muuiIl llUHl
Estate ''tuN,t Assassination hu
N.fn lu .rtl, inis mDrlIuf lf, a..
4 udum e. n rriHl ! " ubut
.nd ! N iHHpIl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
M AR K E T S
BETTER CAR PROSPECT
LOWERS CORN PRICES

tllirAgn Mnuh ~ AhnnunrI
meHi ihii ihn piHnnillnn NJ fHla il
loled ~ Bhnni shlpmHnia eHftsir'
nam rhleapn H0Iid b. luripiand
Mad nhfhfl.h Hlfnu iNini un ruir
Tho rl0.e va nriti VI ihn inie %
retinfil's iinifh ~ b.. tHhla NV
Hlih W., iii 10 iu 30 and lrl
tli9 i.s to- 30 ~ Onis Nrfr
Unbalanced ~ ils ranis hlrhnf hhh
nInl ,iDut ~ irn rrni flU l0 pphia
The mr fhHi hnusrH san DHalfl.
connections tnfo hnf,hialna tfH Hrd
hnil f0Hnind Hisl ~ iifd Ha Hi
inrDuiavi mpni ~ bulls ~ fnin ani'
W. nf cora h0sn,of snfo ~ d Ne
ldrd Wfpnflli N ihn lafi
Uils Vmo relatively nfm ptlnr
m snrilna duiri and ~ flnfinH tH
N spreads Flweon chlcirn hHH
Wlnnlpnr
Provisions fefluifi 80 uriuin 100
hng together viii ~ lliilr Wnpr NU
ilmlsm ienhfd'nf Exports
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
LAD DECLARED CONVICT
IS ARRESTED BY POLICE

\ Paris Nhn HH,p hln Hnu ti
~ 1nnr ana who "a ilrsl flHlmot w
be- from Wlrhlia fillt hnl lalur Hf
mlllul lu tho police and ulhea That
he was an rt,lped convict irnm the
nonilhhilnii ai tlmnilr nhh Wtt
lrrtsitd lrilay nlini hN ruirn'Wrn
lou1ni Ihi nod crawford ~ r. local
focmina house
lafht Nas H,nsied m tho afilr'lH
on ehnrae ~ ,uafanc, folio, 10 q
fani plalni tom Tho nful finiitHH ui
The house where he WE'D ~ b. flil
~, lo pal N ulll TOE hls rDeW and
hoaId f0lloNlnr 30 arrest ah
ealihrr nilol wi lnunl ~ NJ rplul
nnfer the ,alIpl NE ~ ,lts' d'r,eo
knC ledre NJ lhf pl.,ul h0t lHt.r go.
mliled ihAi ne hHd slnlpN ii lIpn
anpihir room IN III house
lnon nueslloulnr rdlks said nn
hed been sm I, thr Ohlahomp prri.
lenllap fef 3 trm m lNp yeats on
a thAr'r nf lHlFNi iht d, QlN
served about ten ntulhe ol lhl ilur
ana hld boon made ilutN pN.H iu
be ''irm 4 haing FNpn a luUI.
da} nsfnle in witch 90 Nltli laiN,t
Ne sald lnol h. le' id,d lohUi rr'utu
"a che prnueulhN llef g. hIl hffn
rh'n lhe marble ana lhhi p. lla o. .n
Fen th'eni abpNi nj dove
Ihr olilplHs have umul0d ihr lH.
lhorilr az ibp nklahowl ptunru
lian Of 'hn capture W rflt. aud b.
y l'.ns halA lnr lN hl p dn.
lhe arrival ~ oillrOw 90 iIht hH
bach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
FRAME OPERA HOUSE
IN GLENN00D PARK
DAMAGED BY FIRE

Tho odd tame ~ 10 house Nhlrh
600 TODD fm ynnls IN the tilrnUnui
wil we ulmUit totally d,Hlrbud 49,
The storm yrsl'iflFA The bn'iihHt
when Mas about The height Of l'ie
Ordinary 'No.Ainfy building ,crumblrd
Under The hlgh pressure and N nov
~ a heap NJ rulhs
n ~ not known Just Nhll time lhe
obstruction NJ The building rrcurfrd,
but u n believed ~ have happened
umo time durlhr The morning ono
man Whr HpW The building FRIDAY
rlrhi ana ngnin pnry Yesterday AT
rrnuun aid nat The dnmng" Nus
done between those iWo times
Tho Glen GOD oIoln house WIS
considered u large construction 10 he
q frame hullllrg ana 10 ~" ii be-
llrSod lu have been on" of i'ln main
riusrs uf ~ doauuriinn while other
smaller hulldinrs ~ that imnrdlni"
vicinity we're Unframed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

W ~ avn IffNN
INV YORK, Marh ~ Thsp
wsst Fpseilohs w ne market iof cot
fsa futures l0da suhdfr Wall stree
issllsinn % llQuldeilon ana u lilllf
trade srlllha whlrh was probably
rfeAolea by lalaeF refelpla ~ no
and AlNe elealan,es fran santos
Tho market oR ned ~ . hutllnr
w 10 " points AMI neliV, positions
fald sewn 10 ~ points hrl l0Nel
eutlns The molnihH business va.
yeis urleL hnN'yer and 4 mndrra'i
demand cor September rave lhn mif
he, q sieaalsr lene N the late lfad
Ina, MAY sold go 10 llll pnrilnl
fn' elosod ~ li,ii ~ Win the urn
sFai llpi showing . MT decline NJ
20 \ points, March iisi MRi llii
July 1871 aeniemhpr 1850. 0oln
her 1850 December iila
kpei seffse lulel rin ~ o. san
iea a. siO3i lss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
TAG DAY 70 AID SCHOOLS
WILL HE HELD NAY FIRST,
LITERATURE DISTRIBUTED

Ai'STlN M5irh N Al Wganl.
gatlou fnf a state Nlle rlitr SCION.
campaign 4 uoN IL rInfr In
provide lrads tpf 3 Freii nmu'fn
fnr elufsllln. to D. mIIlrd 0n nI..
nltohff 10 every gpHfif ni l.H q
better schools iar HaN 500 h' hrHi
10 even pai a. ltr liaiHo n ~
dar 90 illf slflllH Ina .lI H.r
via b. distributed ihHrgh l.uNN
fhahmin in r'ni aui lnHH i.fi
thallmen One hlif rf iNf aHH'
raised N each r1Nni N.il TWHr
lhe gnanif 81 NNnH NWu'
slrned a ne nir umrflH IH1
Tha fnpeH 3 ip f0 made NJ lNHH
Ntn tlll rafff nN ihls Hu.h Pr I'.
Al Ia ll'll taif ilf HlI Hfl
10 sfmr willn'H m0Nl iNt'
dnfs n paadfi m ihH nNn
faIl
(aIlllhuilor asHfl flI en- h.Hf lN
IlT aIr finlrirn "a n. POW aH l0I l'
II H. ~ drives ttl sawed
damaflaff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
uiin iiilIN UIiNu
NuNIp ~ iWNiIl iul NfN

ifflsl a. 40 NfaH
rlAnnNnoN March ~ m
Nihh irnrl ilnH W nnnlft count,
10 hlullnr lhmahnd Hfllh lhla Wrct
They Wuyri me- 1nnn bushels ul
lhfhshed kaffii uop for liuurglu
farm ihn ilfst NJ The WnpA Hnd hiv
nhoui l,sn0 buhola fnt drufrn ~
llef ~ nave
nonleY rOuHii ls shipping muf'
han 9oo ears NJ iliaahed feed.
his Nnni Hhi nnNrf mNfhlnrit 81
heepminr widely uipd IN tho ulll
yhllnn haiNHsi and mnfhriihf ~
his erun Tractors ord nnths nv
common fnulnnrni iur nouClv rnun.
~ firms hn a. nlrii number ute h,.
lnH nulthlaol iur lha ,r.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

kANaAa cry MaF,h ~ -lloss,
iiseslpta luon, elosing Uneven alealy
" sle lower parker, ,0p tikg0,
the balk ~ aalel tliknh li,gAi
heavy lia,seW lace Eoad ~ eholea
medium sltghff see gond ~
eholee llgM slhee % laah COCOA a.
sholse semmon isosk Mss. tlaoon
lk.sa,
cArfl.f Reeeinls a0o steers ioT
the week, meslly sAe % SOC lover
she'fleek and pulls steady eannola'
: hlsher, sal,eN steady 20 zoe ash.
er; Ieedara nasty weak 10 she low
81,
SlIEfr' receipts $50 for week
fai lalnhs n 20 fleQ hlgheI lal
Iheep aud hTeehlng ewes ~ oaai
higher ieodcFs slov and steady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
rmi Ma,lh Ihe.lnL

W. |NNII VIZ
lOnf WORM March "a rlii
ile, fecelnla 500 unchanged ileeVet
SEQ n is,eni floekers i1oH 10 so
fnNf ln1ai 1875 hAinls nnH
la,fa hnlls d0eg gi calves 90
alec,
llnnt feeelnis son, sltahF ia 90
~, l'raW ligiWllhnI llghi
1i,s0nli,ii Medium ~ idH
1879 mixed la.h0ninbhI eUms
mon llaeHlgbQ plfs spop
meep, rAerlnls nnne market HRf
tsAteai lambs ls,aDHlahn yfirl
TIM i,n0 " \ 90 aeihrrs I upH
$500 ewes ii,00si " 90 cults ~
nteo ENala ihoN ihn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

~ a fflHini rula
INV Ynilg Nainh 10 rha lD
"a Warlni for ilF aupir 49, iiim
md hflffs ftfp nnnliHilf un
lhinFfd ~ ~ ~ fohis I'm ruhi
.u.l nhh freight nnuni lo llip CO.
fnniflfunil
fhnie Wpip mnlrn lr Dn0HnHf u'
.rHhns ini nriiby hlrmrhi HI a.
ennls t0ti ind irrhl bui hutr
frfn not Inclined ~ rli u'or n Poo
cents although n we rumotoh ihni
one aunif trs mid ~ q orniH co.,
ihd ffolHhl fm NV lane shinmrui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
ca,op s"a ~ oale,

W A44FIaIlI FIFII
kpW sORk, March ~ rnlioi
tesd oil waH nnlni ahd inalulelrai
prizes holdlDg nh0ui sieady nn ~
hstier sh0Nlnp IN lard nnh cotton
Lending meuiha closed Two ~ ihIrn
paints hel hleher Sales 200 bar
gels PRIME slade ! 40 pthnn
nfilne summon pelltH spnl 1880
1919 Mas 1851 JAW s0ai ~.
ieulbsr sosg, Prime glhln lnllos
and summer While nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
COTTON MAKES ADVANCE
DESPITE SELLING PRESSURE

" Srw 0lIEsss ~ March 81
- hllIng pressure via i'll Wv cot
ton nl0hDa ihe 0benlnn dRl lhI
pFaln Toward The p0Aa bui dufln
The HImlsF par NJ the session ibr
market vps sl1pdy Win pflres shos
Ins moderate advances
Tho el0fa was nne point dGNn hI
seven points W compared vim lhr
lafi pIlens ~ flhlrilni nay iAnf
July $3.50 ounbef la0i Doom
her ligil January $3.50
Hp0l t0linn anlnn aunlnllans 10
sifd mlddlina unchanged Mlh
hlIhg io,fh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

HAST ~ otis March si.-'
ilpgh receipt. i,pup, 10 o. ~ cent
loser: top leeN nulk lipfl l6l
hcass welEhis lsl5nlllf W'dlpn
weight itish iisei lghl weight
lila iGOo lighl W. litu,
heayy packing sow fmoolh l.i Al
lsf. paeklhk tuNs, rtpsh .NnN
1885, piss iienu 1859
Cattle receipts ain ior W0'k
tieers, NeaTllnes and heileis sltad'
~ IL ceals lCNei cows culls apl
tanners steady 20 4. 5 cents hleher
,eah Is 20 rs lower.
Aeop receipts 900 fpt W'rf
,amhs rs cents hlghu shepp .insHi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
WHAT A PROMINENT BIOLOGIST SAYS OF THE
EAST TEXAS FIELD

sand rnn h. WNhrd within hess thnn t,WW
feet, ItcQurnil, oil f'om ihr Nnn"n' rihuh
VIII pN i,r ,lc rnllrr operations ior the Mr'l'
on p,uiuccd franz the other sanhs hrinR
"lrNTi," THIS chance tnr u trT Wrll "hs's
mcr The Sabine tplin, hui l. lar more mi,nc'
,hc irm lnginspmi ~ Washonl nnh Ia jet
frisnn, IrNN, Lands situated within ihlit,
MI ~ the rnsi ~ wa, NJ this 'inr ~"
,c,t choc, tn l~,ing iw oil aud gns, The
hin nll mrn have held this counin IN lrsenc
ln, ,rnrs, md M IL Wh
on ucclopisls pio,rd ~ The oIl men that
The f,lis m0du,inR uas nnd nll ~ Noiihwrs''
rIu Louisiana we've lnaird Op thu turning
,igc ~ ,loWnwalh inli ~ the sabine lpiiii,
TIE gin'nn's's p,n~' thu the iinlhs Nouh'
I,llnw The onillnr ~ thu sahnr Ipliii, inddo,
shreveport, Him Grove, ,rlch,on, Hull iAAou,
\ahornn Pelican, shWlh,,i'ic icnrm and
n'lhiM hN" al been plonl ~ their ihrn',,
II T. hclie, II h, snnW ihu The itnn'er iIr'i
T. All d0mr, hul u m1,r grne,s,, ,nnsih'
esd 1u,iuir riaiHl ~ The sabine lpl''''
The Mnn,ne gas iieli T. ihnunhl ,n h. nn a
structural nn,e, p,ahahh rNrnd,ns hnm the
sahim l'plif,
w Win affirm that the aleai hn'h NJ Nl
~ ~ he produced IN NmshNesisn Louisiana
Il ~ ram iiam lhr Salute plln pFnlrl, ~
'uH'lmrs dheelh lrlaled ~ ,he ands a'ons
The Western Louisiana state Hue, thai he'nR
The npsl mnmislna Wra
nil mru hate diilled iusi Vnough Nells ~
iasl iNas ~ mo,e ,hlW Ms g'ei 'upi'h
~ gas 80 lhr Nv,lr,n SIDE VI ihe s,hne p
lhl, alnng che linr mealloerh, ihen past
hi,llhs fMpilenrr had mNN NelA maM Wnn
lhh Nhen hlNNlug lhr lrna ~ The sah1ne
lplh M lhp pis And A. Thea hpd the ad
NNr az Npn Wmfd s'plugiss ~ Wh Apa'A
lhN NuNAh gieldad all lhr lrlhwA alpng
cha lai lrNn hw a. MNhn harll,an, Va
nnl ANl She lh 'Hnn,~ and hAMhg Va "
,mn and is'th NNiNls, lNvstna, lhr'r
p,N bod emiplrn'r ~ lheN hl'eh ,hal she
- M IA an IA
AWiNr "a 49, and vil lhn haze p,UeR
ihrn hlhl hAmh lhr hll hNNl,
NlW oll mcN hNlyh ,h,n go aNd Nl
volt Al'g ihF hlN lNN Nnr, llNN N,nni
chat lhgh AT 'pls Nrlr AM'ei A. hlgh a,
Nhri Nr' 80 ~ l'nltM pmiions ~ che
sidnr lplni lhN lN mt'lr lhe dvlllpg
a lh'pW lhm plgmhh euNlympllvl api
fnnsphNh Nfhn'r "a AZ NWrprh lANW'
hr 'pnhhpH lW Vlalupg auA uApliNg as
wi WN \ NrllHlNvmvh NNlpW VNl,A Aluns
lhr 'ar hW hflNgrp lvas apd lnuN lana
llr lN,,N eo gmsl w y we'Nseh ww
anNl ~ ~ wNh hn, uupy', M tea
hlpup Nupht d, aud ,auphsc api
miAW lrNHN fmre IA, anlplpv anah
NlwlN'r e wWh 'oNsM Wlu M vNslpA
Pay r.h Wl naturally WllWls WWN NMpN,
mlg,,, NGni y g@ G ,,,'., g. y y,l @eG g,9
ei'i p,nlpNNr N lNd, huiirh h lhr 81
Nnr lphh iph mmr NuNulWh N NW lti
NN m'iNn mrnlugh ri s.pHM,ah nslNN
W iW WMlNNs q gNrn ihr wlirN WI
lI'A snnt Nhu Unm httiblu al Ia ttlun. Aa
nN sHNt Nmm ph ,alui, mai wtsbl
"a A. NHNaNh az Nur helr lW Nhlt' No
hNr fHNnlh Wl mplW,nAt % lhe
NNn,N w'N'' vN'h NN' ow N'uVw
, y'ghl'ra wh' haW p'eaussn 0pd e,sF
N' N'N'sk lN'e Us ll0Re' l''lA aWaaa V
\ I N'NfANs
\ VERNON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

The North Louisiana and FAST rrNas oll
lUhls ar known ~ gr0lOgsls aud ~ The
knnNinp ull men Nhn have made ihrir tOr'
luurs hru ~ hr "Sahlnr tpliu" What that
consists NJ aud VII, The hig irllows have com
sisivnih confined ihrir operations ~ N ! shhll
'ni'n"r ~ tell, u II ,igh, and proper that
the ruhllc that l. h,csiing H. None, ~ this
wonderful ii"li ,hould h. informed an the
subject, This opposition l. The diges' ~ IN,
nrmniiun collrc'rh hi score ~ mare ~
s,niuul.ls Wotkmg IN lhls ioli, nnd lndrpcnh'
tni uil operators nnd driller WIN have lH'en
20 pn,rd ~ d,llllng Wclls here Tor the past
ilnstn ~ nhnr Nrpis, u rnirlrs ihrii nuihnI'
~, iRd The hingnsl al mcn IN the Held ATE
basins ,hrh operations IN H.
ohsq,Ms people have ol'rn remarked IN
he lhrh ~ inlrns shawn IN poNrtiul and
ihh MI ,ompanhs ~ MT Wanting nil leases
IN retain nn,ls ~ Louisiana, un lands knoWn
H. he wi ih' s,htw tpliI, A. oullln'd h a.
" NMtis, pinVs,M ot g,nngA, inrnrll Int
NtsiA, aud ~ suh"rauenlh VNienisd llhs'
rNmlanh, heh W tll'h eNauihr WiihFs the
h.,t ~ reNna,, la nm pnnging inlo thu lens'
In wflrN Witch IiAs'ns thu neNenmel dd
am aldain, lof ,he n,sl ilme w the hlslon
m thr mfiAylnus dNVMnmfn VI the Nniih'
western iNn,,iana M lklds' ,hF Information
ruthNs tle auhuhr at che Weh ,nlpa'ainns,
y sn'N w ihr mM's
ilp s,hinp lpl,n ,mrn approximately
s0n ,aavgr miig,, az 40 alra ~ mr1 aA'N'
NhNf avs WIN IfNNMMN lhfnlNliN'H W. Wv
aud gl,, ihV rlslrln pNl ~ lhe uplnl y ~
N,uhNrsirln lNNlslinA, Ihr MV'l,ln RAi y
m NutihNu lpNAs, lhe guWnltrs ~ MNiNN
NutrNn, llnuh aWd shvlh age Nn lhr -
linr ilhn Ia lrsasi Nhtr m lpnsiana lhr
rui,t,', l,nunlips Ia Vihvl stated ~ ladhl
lW,,iei, MNelu' M>olN hgd Rive, slhlpr
dnpg Nuh lsailonn, at llAlbmRc, Nalghr
iwhs 'ud NrMAk al' m 1he s'hlpr w
lut
a. AZ enc Wra stand olh VI Neg a,ARN'
Wm Wus ga pip,lr,iNr Vh llnd', ihgW n
uu un, rH't Vp NhNh lhr drthh 90 lhr Afp'
esd "a aud go seeds y lvN slNN iN MW ln
van 'hr 'e'o0 "a aea AZ a cost lM ln' lhm
ihN pll lnl Welt N NNr pa WNgh ,mNllfi
iudl, Mul IA du'lmp tui lky kplh NJ MrN
ln,,. hlhomN hsp,l, l'nnAh ntl W,Ns
N'N lul anal MAouilNg lhN ltaiWW tllpe
lnIWpd, NWihNru9p lpNntina AZ lhr
v"h PC Vg' yea cat Ra sN w'v'wre'
lhr ,prg Nrl "a ubr s,hpr lplN i vp,
tnw h l'w drim'' aud 'rp'sf oN Agd
rn mmn ,ns lu4un, \uatph' ~ lhc
b.. t,O hrn ,c,uud Wr "snNtpmg nld
"a Htiu .r riud m tfh urh, lh pni
r thtd lh' "Nh,rpm NhNr iW ihNi Al
uNi "NwNN' rHnl iiNup lhr NNi-
i"h "l NF'Nm r'"h W., W, WNW 'NlN
.1tt p,DGg,'1 of% ,@Nen, I'ltb,
alM tu NN ~. Al additional rNh
hHNAu Ir lWnf' lfwNr AN lH hN NANN
m ml urh nd u g l'uNrih unm pl1,,
coca 'l n.p ul t'lstN hl hr rl NW
ll shn lpnu A. l. N, ppuim m uim
Nu n mm plNu uH 'Nr 'twnr lrNu lhe
R,Wswhs6 ,elAl halaRg n ~ g0mP
what y'elegeN esN''' V V P99l u 81
wf' A00p a'gsf
nN
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
iHD VI 10 IJCli>siss
~ i'DrIlill cot NJ,

) mo 'pitl number N nl'o !
B mobile licouaH .unl bl runn' I
. IA On. rnll"Otnr Hen Onliing
3 up w 'h' Clusr of buslueu ,rH I
. tofdny was s,iso, Theia dr
y new registrations onlN VIZ
!. ,iulI.np nlld I'm addition :
lMt lave hoon ga ttpnFiurn
D wudu n 10 explained thui a !
> transfer b. made only When % :
B rr ly sold h, uno marty lo un'
; other " holng tn law that me
= humber must 900 win mo ulr
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10 w points higher
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14
WHEN YOU wake
Up DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash poisons and toxins from
system before putting
food into stomach.

Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is vastly more Important because
the skin pores do not absorb impuri-
ties into the blood, causing Illness.
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food taken into
the stomach. nearly an ounce Of waste
material must be carried out Of the
body. II this waste is not eliminated
day By day it quickly ferments and
generates poisons. gases and toxins
which are absorbed or sucked into the
blood stream. through the lymph ducts
which should suck only nourishment-
A splendid health measure Is TO
drink, before breakfast each day.
glass of hot water with a teaspoonful
Of limestone phosphate in it. which
Is a harmless way to wash these pol
sons from the stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels: thus cleansing. sweeten-
ing and freshenins the elementary
canal before eating more food.
A quarter pound Of limestone phos-
phate costs but very little at the drug
store. but is sufficient to make anyone
an enthusiast on inside bathing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14

been an active leader in the ranks of
the democratic party for the last 20
years was assistant secretary of the
democratic central committee in 1914
and managed the campaign of that
year from the headquarters in Port
land.
During the 1916 campaign Mr.. Har-
ry visited this section in his travels
when covering the state for the
Woodrow Wilson League of which he
was general organizer and manager.
This was the famed method by which
democratic management reduc-
ed the huge Oregon majority of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14

and YOU may publish my testimoniaI."
Mrs. GEO. A. Foos, III S. 9th St,
Goshen, Ind.
The experience of Motherhood is a
trying one to most women and marks
distinctly an epoch in their lives. Not
one woman in hundred is prepared or
understands how to properly care for
herself. Every woman at this time
should rely upon Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, most valuable
tonic and invigorator OF the female
organism.
Tn many homes once childless there
are now children because Of the fact
that Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound makes women norma a ],
healthy and strong and this good old
fashioned root and herb remedy con-
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14
IN BUYING ASPIRIN
ALWAYS SAY "BAyER'
Look for the name "Bayer"
on tablets, then you need
never worry.

"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" can be
taken safely for Colds, Headache,
Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Lum-
bago, rheumatism. Joint Palms,
Neuritis, and Pain generally.
To get quick relief follow carefully
the safe and proper directions in each
unbroken package of ''Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin This package is plainly
stamped with the safety "Bayer Cross"
The "Bayer Cross means the gen.
uine. world-famous Aspirin prescribed
by physicians for over eighteen years.
Handy tin boxes of IL tablets cost
but few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer' packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Salicylic-
acid
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14

republican party to 674f votes.
He has asked that the following y
words be printed on the official bal
lot after his name:
There Is no greater honor than
delegate to the democratic national
convention
In his 100 word statement that ac-
companied his declaration OF candi-
dacy to the secretary of state, Mr..
Harry said;
II have been actively interested in
the welfare OF the democratic party of
Oregon for twenty years and ask no
higher distinction or greater honor
than TO represent lit as delegate-at-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14

BUSY BEE CLUB ENTERTAINED.
The home of Mrs. Kim Morton was
yesterday the scene OF delightful af-
fair when members of the Busy Bee
Club and a number of additional
friends were guests of Mrs. Nor
ton. Mrs, ]. E. Allen, Mrs. B. b.
Hobbs, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs, o. Is.
Dissinger. Mrs. David Rogers, Mrs.
Charles Bluhm, Mrs. James Durham
and Mrs. Nellie Davis.
Bird bills gave a pretty note of
spring in decRlng the rooms and clus-
tiers of red carnations also lent their
charm. Readings by Mrs. Lee Drake
and Mrs. Charles Conroy were en-
joyed and in a guessing contest Mrs.
$. 4. Newton and Mrs. W. A. Brace
won first and second honors.
As lovely tribute to their COM
mander. and in observance of her re-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14

large to the democratic national con.
vention.
Il Will advocate a forward looking
constructive platform built upon the
fundamental principles of Demo cracv.
acccntuating our continued fight
against special privilege and finan.
cial domination and
The Woodrow Wilson League Of
Nations with interpretative reserve
tions which will not impair It's
or place America in the hu.
m1alating position of forcing prefer
ence rights over the other signatories
to this immortal covenant OF civiliza-
Z ion
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14
BELGIUM AND FRANCE
FORMING AN ALLIANCE
CRy Associated rress.l

PARIS, April 14.-The conclusion
OF defense military entente between
Belgium, and France is imminent, ac-
cording to a statement of the Belgium
ambassador to the Petit Parisien. The
nature of the understanding sought
between the two countries has not
been clearly defined.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14
lee Drake i'm Pcndlcton

Lee d. Drake. advertising manager
of the East Oregonian who Is now di-
viding his time between Pendleton and
Astoria came up from Astoria yester-
day morning. Mr.. Drake has taken
cottage at Seaside and expects to take
his family there for the summer
months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14
Social and Club NeUs

Niucaid assisted i'm making them vol.
come. Mrs Charles Bond and Mrs
Henry Dixon Jones were awarded at
ttstctiVc Davenport baskets OF candy
for high score honors while smaller
Sits of sweets fell to Mrs J, Il. Welch
and Mrs II. II. Hattery by way of
consolation"
In serving a luncheon which follow
ed the hours at cards the hosteSses
were assisted by Misses Mary Clarke.
Relon ldleman. Ruth snow, Edna
Murphy. Alberta McMonies and Gene
We've Phelps,
ARTISANS ENJOY MEETING
Initiation, program, an informal
social session ami an additional hour
Of dancing were enjoyed by members
OF the United Artisans in Eagle-Wood.
man hall last evening.
Mrs. LYDIA Hannah. Fred Hannah
and Il. J. English were the candidates
received by the lodge and in the pro
gram the following numbers were
given.
Piano Solo-MiSs ErVa Dale
Reading-Mrs, Winnie Lincoln.
Vocal SoIo-George Edmunds.
Readins-Henry Thompson.
Vocal Duet-Miss Lillian English.
II. J. English.
ReadinS-Afrs. Juanita Dupuis.
Refreshments were served during
the latter part OF the evening and a
short dancing program filled the final
hour.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-14

INShtNo hANNh hhh
suffered for so m e
ii m c with female
trouble. Some years
ago / had twin boys
and took your vege.
table Compound be-
fore they came; also
before my four year
old boy was born.
and afterwards, and
think il fine for such
cases. ] tell others
what il did for me