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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
PLANS To RELIEVE
COTTON MARKET Of
LOW GRADE STAPLE
ROBERTS LEAVES FOR CirITti.
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE or
FARMERS.

CORPtS CHRISTI oct. S.--Dctailrt I'd
plans Tor thu relief uf thu cotton ma'
kct by IN" disposal uf three million
lal.s ut lnw grade cotton tu Grrmti
spinner. ~ r,piratiun un the part Il
this giNcrnm"nt for German pruprrt
seeded az the outbreak uf the War
were made public here tonight hy Fr,l
uhcrtS. president oi the United Cotton
Growers Association of America, e.
the eve oi his departure fur Washing
ton To- attend joint conference W rep
rcsrntntlVcs Ui farm organization
from all over the country.
The advantages uf this plan. Mr.
Roberts declared. viii BE- -four Ia. ar
cuupliShiug th" rvliH ct suuthr
growers In the matter ut alleged uriiii
rinl ,himtion ~ cotton values, thr 81
nan,ing u German t,Vtil" mdustri.
during thu m-nHr" uf bulsnUNisW the
avnidanrr oi synding something lk" .
lilll u dollars uut ~ this country Iu
the elimination uf problems lntrodur'
hy G,rmany's present rate oi o.,
change.
Further recourse In th" solution 81
thr sputh's market difficulties NJ
I,l,-tts said IN limited 90 two cuurs'E
III" burning e.. low grade cotton hy ih
,rssiuc,t ur thu formation ui po.ls iut
Europ,nr marketing on e drla,vd plt
nrnt basis.
In ,hr event the first plu Isl ~,
"a, rcptaily Co tho government. Nj Roo
,fts viii iutrnduor re- lutivus iur o."
r,rnti,n at committees o. mltk't To-
To- ,.rl cotton under q moral" lut % q
Il l.r.i ~ ligatiun
Ct'un accepted ly this go,crumrn'
In d-p sing of It's obligations to &C..
man ritii-ns viii Dee credited 90 90,
f.rmrrS who furnished u md the Grr
man innks will be- "Np"rt"i q" stuuf
,tw-pn III" spinurrs and Tho claim.
ants tn damages Tor property srty'd
under tho alien property act
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Greeley Proposes
Method Of Increasing
Print Paper Supply

WASHINGTON. ort Sd ,c'op
mou' uf water u"vrr ur national f"r
vst preserves offers tho hps' means ~
Increasing N" ,rpply Ut umh.r fur IN
w1rut1'furr Uf uriu' u1urr Chi'f f"r
st v y Greeley 90 Tho Agricultural
- u1rim'nf declared TODAY hoiurr thi
convention ~ ih- Mater Power League
- Nutfird Thss. reserves and ih'it
FH.r,1i forrest Duds Nj Gr'rl,y siit
rruil supply vast quantities ~ timber
.u u,rp 'unti,N" if M" u,r,S SsaIv
u,v.r w1a wnd, .N1illblr Ton fap'r
win~ ard uih'r ,ndustr.'
The new federal act moves 'N,.. Oh
.'aclo o. Tho d'N uluiuu"ui ~ this power
rs private capital
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GAME BEGINS TODAY AT NOON.

The electric beard o The New, 10 again be in
ice to, the fourth Worlds Scrc, game beginning at
local time. instead oi O'clock the when Ccvc
land AMI BROOKLYN pll, cj ~ New Work
Brooklyn With game lead on Cleveland play, The Lat
it, holc ground, today. aud fans who have been
declaring their arh in Iris speaker, bunch al along say the
he, ian, vii put the pep into the club {" spell
tain Eu then. they said thing Ike that the second
and third gaiuc who knows what tp believe.
The board The News office however viii tel
he story and Won are invited 20 be hand at
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ANOTHER REUNION
BECOMES HISTORY
FOLLOWING PARADE
FEATURE or DAY CONSIDERED
MILITARY REVIEW ny COSFED.
CRATES THEMSELVES.
THOUSANDS IN LONG LINE
AmbulanecS Are on Hand Hut Only
Few of Determined Veterans Are
Given Ride 90 Emergency
Hospital.
Nv ,ssoela,ed rre1s.

nv ,ssoelated rtes.
HOUSTON. oct. Fatirucd with
four days of unaccustnmcd .Ncrcis
which eliminated In "A twomil" march
this morning hut with another reunion
around which t1 weave r"niinisrenc r.
thousands of Confederate veterans tn
day started on their journeys hone.
ward They were withal. u happy lot
although occasionally q touching seen"
WIS .narted when an old soldier bad"
gSsiby" % "a cpnradc whom n" knew
hc might never 81" again,
Fut most nf IA" veterans IN" thutirth
annual reunion ended when IN, patad.
tirbanded shortly after noon today \
grand hail tonight attracted thu attcn.
zion of some ~ them. mostly officers.
hut Tor the rank and iilr the IN" hg
event of tn" four days' meeting was the
march with their comrades of lSGl So.
and this oycr they were ready 10 o..
turn home.
Seven Miles Long.
The parade this morning ,y,s cs,i.
mated az seven miles In length NJ.
though the lin" 81 march was slightly
less than two miles II required two
hours and ten minutes to pass given
point
e
hrw,v,r u wns not q parade hut a
military review. Tn" gray hosts we're
marching again before IN, IT, comuInd .
IN chief and the memory uf Robert T.
Ice Strengthened many ytnpp"d shoul.
dwS and carried their owners tn the
md with falt-rinF hut determined foot.
steps.
Memory played trick on thcm and
rolled away the years until they could
49, IN the thousands oi women ard
pirls who lined the streets on either side
cheering and waving flags their hoop.
skirtcd sweeth,arts ui more than fifiy
wears ago who waved farewell as they
marched a. hattie.
Some Fall Out
Some oi the old soldiers were forced
IN drop out uf the line before the march
ended. Others rode In automobiles.
Only half "a do,cn of them had To be-
taken io the emergency hospital for
trratmcnt and many ambulances. placed
at intervals In the procession, all empty
told IN" story of the indomnitable will
which carried tho old soldiers through
IN" fatiguing march.
Speciai trains left Houston NJ fire.
pucnt intervals tonight. In addition To
the regular trains which were crowded
- capacity. Tomorrow night II cNpert.
"d e. see practically all OF the visitors
cut ~ thu city.
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WILL ENDEAvOR
To HOLD COTTON
T0FORTY CENTS
FEDtRNI REStRNE RO\RD HtAp
MEETS WITH D'RECTORiTE
Of iTit>Tt RANCH.

EttMtNGHAN. Ala. COT SW y
- uprdirg. governor of tho Federal
Reserve Bard with u. g wills new
u.uh.r of thn huard met here TODAY
.vIfh ihr directorate ~ IN" Atlanta
Wtuch and discussed tho movement 90
hold cotton fur 40 cents pound spUn
spf-d u fhu American Cotton Nss1ri
alton
/. T. u,ks.n director of ih" Georgia
ruroru u markets who siid %" was
.r.lkiur f.r Hu pct cent Of the banks
% h.s state mud, a. ulu h,iurr The
huurd fOr n more liberal extension 90
credit 90 ..nuth,rn planters claiming
thu, need thc money 90 pIy off debts
incurred while producing tho present
.p'fuu crops ana that great mhINrfN
ri rIurirrs s''kiuE funds are nu' ~.
.ur l WIfh rho intent i' finance them
'N.. Nhiin holding cotton 30 the mar.
l,'
tN.muullrr flH tNUHff cotton ussn.
.t'ilu Ii,a InHilhf. Governor N'rding
declared %. had been rfrm"d hy
commercial agent uf fh" I'fWuu GOV
rumsr' in thc United states Tint Ger.
many alone is in need uf nnn onn bales
.i rutfpr. hlF mills with which Zoo spin
IL and w,rk fu,n 90 uurri'. th' mills but
'hHt ifa mooney BEL sn drufrri1i'd % U1r.
r.f ilt fr ih, cotton iu cash.
.I'n1u.t v,ll Dfgluy.l cotton 'Np"r'
..ifrIf.fIuu Governor tl1rding sid.
.'tt. could -l.u uur Itu cotton tn Ger
MANY urtHr Hu adequate guaranty hN
'h. GrrHln hanks fr' Do" G'ruIu rut.
rru.nf IN. cotton would h' manu-.
rrturt into cloth .rI tho r1nufIr
HrHd products dI~pH.d n of 90 u1tiuns
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Cad Prizes Reduced.

~ H'sd lTt"H.
ATLANTA p.f g. NrpnYur wpui
WAS mHtln i,.l1t o.. Grower y Nrinrrt.
urrsid ~ OF large r01l company here
'h'' the ufi.. F dnur.iir coal boz ~
nua would I' reduced - 'o a. 30 ror
'uu Within tI, r,Nf iuH weeks ',al BE-
utW s.i.iUE ui $3.50 re- ton.
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Msxico's Handicap
Is Shortage of Cars,
Says Cunningham

W. f..Hf nffu 7 IIHHH
san ANTONIO. TrNIs oct g.
Sh'riJr. OF railway equipment iu Mex
iH' De- tplIE ihp greatest h1ndirtp to
Oh. ,rwV'r,IYl activities ui th1' roun
try charles u cunningham FORMER
TRADE commissioner o. Nrsicn iu the
United States Department of Commerce.
-iid ird1y uHuu hs return from The
Mexican capital Of ih" 10000 rail
vlN rI. in ih" republic in 1910 less
'h"u luD1 are now s'r, ir"ihlr Hni of
this uulh.r 00u hlt, boon until now
r1mmtnd.,f,I %, 'hH military ,Iihuri
NtH h. said
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HARDING ATTACKS
STAND Of WILSON
ON ARTICLE TEN
DECLARES COVE NlANT TAKE =
FROM CONGRESS POWER TO
DEtLikE WAX.
OBLIGATION IS ABSOLUTE
Once Taken. Republican Candldai,
Says Nation Must Either Keep
Pr0niisr ~ "Snrak Out
~ u.

lii Asses iaisd rrcs
KANSAS CITY. oct S.--A day o'
militant campaigning against the Paris
league ui nations was closed by Sens
- Harding tonight IN a speech az IN,
Kansas city Coliseum replying diroctl,
tu th" appeal uf the league supporter
'rrrntly addressed tp th" voters uf the
country hy President Wilson Answer
NIX thu presidents declaration that thu
hague covenant would not take from
Iugi's4 the power to declare war. the
republican nominee pronounced the oh
legations m article ten to he so elem
mi unmis,akablc that congress would
r compelled ~ fulfil them or bring
liHhunur un the nation.
This obligation ~ absolute and I'm
qualified. Said Mr. Harding. when
N,r certain specified circumstances
rouse. uo matter how much We mighi
regret n. We would have Co keep ouI
nrumi~o ~ sneak out of Il. let NO on,
81" deceived: the choice would b" be-
wrrn two things. war or dishonor.'
Attacks Article Ten.
Article ten hor" thu hrunt of IN" can
udito'a attack un the leagu" here. hut
luiinr the day IN other Iowa and Nh
.,uri cities h. aimed hia blows ~ nmny
NNNNN lNNANH ~ wv fNNfNtNAAAH INV " iN'f'
rL'mr h" characterized ns a mill
'tristi," plliinr, which IN actual op"rn
iun IN Europe had shown itslf mot
worth q continental
THE league that we're not going tC
'nvo." wna the way hc described II Ia
~ afternoon speech NJ 81 Joseph
While m. crowd stood ana choor.d. h,
ep.pted fhnl h. did not favor enter
rs N. Paris league and promised thni
president h" never would submit q
'angur ui association of nations con'
aiming anything like Hriicl" ten In
ether speeches he usspllcd the rrveii'
tnt's provisions On "a" Monroe DI'
ipa. voting power In TIA" league. the
N!;hdTnWal privilege Hnd labor. In nll
be- senator made eleven speeches duf
ug the dny ana In every one ~ then
.c struck out ~ tho Paris league
The arrival In knns,s CITY WAS late
the afternoon and the Hcratlr rod
% u hotel fcr dinner through crowds
Htt kept up wave ~ cheering aloni
pnth.
Gncs to Wichita. Kansas.
'Hr iWw"dIH trlv fftHr his night
i VH rait t, in wichita, KAN
fur f.r"uu q meeting and ~ Ot
.n.mu CIV for AN address tomorrow
rhi. On his convention hall speech
.uirhi Nv" nominee cited the invasion
puluud HH nn example ~ the con
Vrtii,u4 into which he said the lni
a S'utrs easily could hr drawn under
ftIrle tom It, referred ~ Great llrii
MS failure ~ furnish nd 90 the lit,l'
,whlIc and said h. would not loOf
900 satisfaction un nuy such failure
81 this nation II IL were q league mem
.r
CONTINUED on Page TwoJ
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STATE FAIR OPENS
TODAY At DALLAS
tOOTRNI. GAME u O>E MiI>
FEiTt nv ~ FIRST DAYS
pROGR w

rs 'a'sA Press
DALLAS oct Tn" annual
state Tair nf r,Nas viii opv1 here
tomorrow with i's varied uifrIr
iiuuS tn" main feature of ~. tu.r
this Vr.I o. ~" MrNtlr national
exhibit = NJ direct from M'NirI
CiN hy 'hr n. o. ilur"tn govern
m,Uf.
: nov fo1turr this y''r viii r' F
Ja, e. aside t,t' 'hr ,h.ldrrr OF ihu
spt. Every 4rhrul child is 90 hn
admitted frrr uf charge On trIf
d.,
Tn Texas \ a VI and the south.
pr Methodist t'uiNrtsi'' football
20 clash ~ the fHir grounds
i,td co.,. t. afternoon
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Government Using
Aerial Photography
to Make Large Map
v. ,-."slsi-i rrers

" '-.~rlet~d Frets
SAN ANTONIO. uct. Ten thou.
s-,nd suuarr miles d Nri1'na's m"un
tainS and dcr.rts ar" h"ing unpi'"d hy
r"rial photncrauhV hy four hrrr nrmN
airplanss which have lett Kelly Fi'l'
wear her" fH Yuma wh"r" lnsr hrs
been established The territory 4" De-
r,appcd extends from Yuma east iu
T,rsun and to thiriy.ihird parallel
sa1th To- the Mexican border. The
caneras will cover more than thrrc
miles en- either side of the airpiancs.
which xill fly at an altitude of zoo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
HOW LEADING CANDIDATES VIEW LEAGUE
SHOWN IN CAMPAIGN SPEECHES FOR DAY
Inler.llaclal Conference
To be Held AZ TeXarlsana
Hobby Given Invitation

TENilskANA. Tex. Oc. \.
An intrrracial educational
conference Tor the purpose uf
taking steps Ia check the i'm
migration ut negroes a. the
north and prevent negroes
from becoming the victims nf
mcrccnnriUH w tn bo held IN
T"Narkana. October -. Gov.
"-npr W. y. Hobby. uf TcXns
) and Governor i. a. A. Rob.
"rtsun of Oklahoma have a..
crpt"l invitations and Govern.
ar 'hna II. lirough ~ Arkan
Hls aud Governor John NJ. pai.
k"r or Louisiana are expected
To- attend The four states viii
hn represented by county and
parish dol"gates. hoth white
ana negro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
1S20CORN CROP
PROMISES To Be
BEST IN HISTORY
f'>TsMlTED NINETY MILLION
BtSliEi.S ~ ENCESS OE
pRENIOIS YEARS

Wy Associated Presa.
WASHINGTON. oct. S.--The iaeG
com clop promiscs Ia be- tho largest
w H., history ~ the country by more
than ninety million bushels.
\ Weld Il 3.2iC,tsa 900 buslpcis. com.
rlrtd with the previous rccnrd pro.
dur'iot ot a.isl. 10 ooO bushels IN 1879
vas forecast to-day by the Department
~ Agriculture from u condition of sol
on October :. The yield would exceed
that ~ lnst wear ~ ura'ticnllv 500.
'uo.ooo bushels Kansas. Nebraska and
NiNs"uri MI cnntrihut" practically nll
~ N" incs'ne'
Crop >ow safe.
Favor ihlr weather during Snptrm.
hcr Increased the prospects Tor this
Year ly Ni.0i0Oo0 bushels The great
hulk ~ M, crnp w now safe govern
mont experts yid.
Sprng wheat ~ ,hrcshing out noor
cr than hrd hc"n forecast hccnuac
d1mnr", principally from rust. had
proved greater than anticipntod The
"s '''''u9tp1 'O,l1y NJ nineteen
W'on N"ehpls ioos than wps fnr.cng
month nEo. this loss reducing the
HIiH' iusl tiNfDr md gnring wheat
Weld IN 75o.eaS .0o0 bushels about iS0..
,'" nm bushels below Tho hg crop r
last vcgr
Forecast Confirmed
Nhr'vhlnr uf u1is confirms the car.
li'r forecast Tho Indicated Weld being
: 3ii 26' GOO hushols almost 200 600
oNn bushels more th.u last wears
Yield
Aithourh th" 'plarrp crop showed
ln's durur S"pi"'ih"r ~ ~ O0O 00f
bounds iu the o"u"rt-d ,I,ld tho snre
coW e ii7S Ooo o00 Mound. IL 80 OON
nnn pounds lrrr,r shan last Nonr'e
production \ inuntful crop - poin.
tD"a al.p W1s forecast the yiold boing
"4'i',frd - "iDsG 00O hushcln. IN IN
cr"'s" " e.oi3 Uoo blah,ls sine. Sep
tvWLrr T.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
COX D|SPARACES
HARDING VIEWS
ON MAIN ISSUES
CHARGES m,RDING's CREED WAS
FORCED UNDER PRESSURE or
ii0Riii'S THREAT.
ENDS KENTUCKY CAMPAIGN
ITO Preach Such % Gospel u Offeass
tO Decency NJ America and Such
Proclamation L. little
Sh0rt NJ Treason"

~ - netaied feea.
LOUISVILLE. ~. oct s--Scathlng
attacks were mad. tonight by Clover.
nor Cox ul Ohio. upon the recent league
announcements oi Senator Harding,
senator llnrtling'n creed. the demo
rattle NOMINEE declared In his thlr.
n"nth address today. which cion,d his
Kentucky cunprIRn. wnH forced under
pressur" ~ % threat frun Henninr
l'urph" aud his America and Americ,
nly"
'To preach such gospel N selfish.
ness IN nn offcnse to the dercncy 20
Nncrica' said Governor Cox. citing
humnniinttin, commercial and other
wnild relationships. "Such n proclama.
ii"n ~ pruynciniiSm IL little short of
treason ~ Our traditions"
III We were to heed the preachment
uf ih" prophet at Marion" Governor
'uN continued "" might lust aa well
nuk" our d"rlrrnuun uf Independence
Hcrap ~ paper We might lust az
wcll burn all our Erea, Americans. past
md present in offigy."
Refers 20 Taft.
IN view of senator H.rdlnga stand
'gainsi the present League, Governor
'pX asked whether former President
ralt nnd other republicans favoring
american membership would contlnue
'npporting Mr. Iisrdlng. The governor
also asked whether Nudge Taft'a con.
Ntinn h elvlng him nm .ntir.Iv dlsfer
mi Insurance" frn,n his snesches sra
rss,lesied Mr. TAT IN t.ii ain front ~
n. curtain what is going m, h,hlnd' n %
In bin nprninr sne.ch thls nornln.,
4 pa,hirnh he reiterated that the ',oiIs
rrrhv" WIS s..king Ia "annex Tho
presidency" and nlso sald that s.vre.t
ncnnrr. neat ~ srnpplnr NJ the
2 eetr" wna ~. prorn ,r, n four an.
+. .futncuts snDn ia vnrauries an The
.iint ~ .'.s e Ursrue corrt
I,r~,rI,r~ eru4tnr Uprdlng's earn.
Ign the governor said 10 hle audience
q uieht.
"i'rdor IN. pressure ~ threat fro,p
Senator norph. tho senatorial candi.
tittn fpr tho ,r,..i,I..,., 4. nos, ou, a,
ih. opon and his rr.od A "Amerlca
nd America only tn ua., hlu word.
.,.e must cnrserr te onruelves IN the
lierrn ~ N,uerir, end n,t 10 the rest
'ho world ,frst ,vs forge, ths, v..
r.. SIN nrrt II the world the dou,In.
... o- which is IN the hands OF f,oo-
.. rr IA. s,n4to,ipl nllvprchv can't
... fs. us 70 p,., ,.,,il ~ o,,r own
UacL Eigty Years.
'tf ~. - livo conmercIaiIv. MA
t,ve g. trndo with oihors n we ar.
fapt orr prn,l,ic,s "a our own co,.
"'' i,'' n'i' 'dor,i"n Ut thnt
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|. c. c. ISSUES
ORDER REGARDING
COAL SITUATION
ACTION n TAKEN To SATISFY
DEMANDS FOR COAL FOR
DOMESTIC Uses

wASIIISGTON. Oc-. S-Action "a
satisfy demands for domestic coal IN
various state. was taken tonight by
m. lntcrsae Commerce Commission
in an order requiring railroads east oi
Montana. Wy,sning. Colorado and New
Mexico o. Furnish coal cars to mines
In pref io', 60 any other Use.
Fwmoi 'I,rs 81 this character ap
nlied only tn tho east of the Mississip'
ri region. Tho present oddcr the com.
mission said. would run until further
notice, IN, b. relaxed as the situation
warranted.
Outstanding Permits
Tho commission nlao ordered III out
standing permits for use of coal cars
for other freight cancelled hut IN.
pounrcd INat arrangements tn ,nniin.
-, 'hr movement of ccr'sin essentials.
such 80 sugar bccts Ia factory. would
80 ''sude
Working IN conjunction with ,o,l
.r.iat,rs and railroads program
Nns l,-'u f.tnulntcd. the commission
.,il Utirh is cNp,rt,d 80 meet doInoS
ti.' .".l o',.ls l. ~ planned ,o trans.
port 2iO0 cars daily for this rurn ~
f." indi7rn. ohio. Michigan. eastern
kontuckV. castrrn Tcuncssr" pcnnsyl.
voria md W"si Virginia Attention IL
also being given to n'-'ds ~ domestic
consumers IN other states, the commits
sion added
Small Production.
After October -. preferential ear
.-'"'iv fnr nuhlir irs-'i''tiors viii ~"
afforded only upon approval oi the
noW"'issiun p"spit" an in"r',s" m
.D.i "rHdur'inn. whirh. mn tn Souicm.
hcr -. cNcccl"d that ~ last yc0r Nv
'''nnn 0nu TONS the commission said.
''"'r' hos nDt l""n S s1turiru' prp
'u.fi.r = ~" siv" ~ cnpl fur domestic
u"r1'"srs tn tisfy the present Il"
mpUd''
Cnmplainis ha', b'srp uccciv'.l fro"'
'"dinrl. 'hir Niriureu 'ithuma.
",.Nn. 0"l ,'rHr western silt"s ia,
.puWi~siur said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09

AFTER the hearing wns concluded
'n"H''r pBnprene issued statement
u which b" declared thni coftrin VII
rcss"s who had m-cn connected with
fN, Hughes aircraft Investigations ana
10 hers had demonstrated that they
.rcrc inur" Interested IN hDSuirhiur
Governor Cox ihnn In nsrortainipg NJ
'ruth llr nlTo declared th7t the entire
I~'cf'igH'i0r hpr. had shed np hgh'
IN presidential campaign unirihr.
'ipns Investigation nf which 'r ~
rrW9ry p"ruoa" for whirh the cpiu
''tr" h"h 'eon ppnoirtcd
Souuinr Fdr, isg'.d q statement iu
which b" s,id Il dn no' care 10 Al
cuss th" things that have h"en mad
clear hofpra The committee" Tho mat
'rr is 'ut - ~ tho nr0sac'i'ine ~.
'orn,y We have clc'rlv established
ther" has hron violation and currurt
prHcticrs uf the law q ohio and irf,g.
uiar proceedings IN the COX campaigns
uf the past. but these are not Wi'hin
or jurisdiction. We cannot conduct
'hrs, prosecutions but si"us should
h" taken - dia'insr cyid'u.D n.fur"
'u" cuutuitt"'r
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CLEVELAND FANS
FAIRLY RAD|ATE
COMPLETE FAITH
SPEAKER AND HIS MN DE.
CLARE THEY WILL TIL
SERIES TODAY
ATTENDANCE TO Be LARGE
Hall Capacity of Great Amphiiheaire
RepOTted io IIe on Hand
From Out Of
Town

~ 'sos'A'sd rre.
CLEVELAND. Cot S.--Euciunrd
upon their own rrssr,hiion. the Clrvo.
land Indians will renew their hath"
for World Series hou"fs her. trWor.
row Tho Iiro,klyn Natinnls. conquer.
"rs ~ Two out ~ ihr"c ~ the eastern
gnu's nr" likely oi find their rivals a
far different combination from the
-" th"y ployod against Ii Ehh.ta
Field
Cleveland fairly r7,diairs confidence
and cannot fHil ~ T." inspired tp great.
~ has h'll play by ihr calm assurance
and backing which refuses to conccdc
furth"r defeat for IN" hom" team.
cleveland and it, citizens ar" proparcd
IN show the base hall world what home
backing and roofing will do toward up
'ifting ~" player morale AMI putting
winning punch int" the attack ~
th.. Indians.
Attcndanfr 80 lir Large.
Although tho baS' ball nmphithca
iro here holds less than 30 600 spr 'ta
tors nIlly half that numh"r e uut ~
town fans are here tonight cl1norinr
for q place and a chance To buy y
ticket at any price.
Rooms arr unavailable except In
private houses for every hotel il 1uHr
tcriug twicc ~ normal qu",a Tick
cts can still h. had. hu, az a cost
which would s,lEgrr the base hnli fan
~ mid Slmmrr Single seats for Sat.
urdays rnni" were offered for sale
at frnN sl5 10 t3i. according 20 locn.
iion DcEpi,., the efforts of the club
Officials to discourage th" practice,
S'irv wcr" readily made NJ the spread
between ihesa fiFurs
Trs Sp,uker nrd his warrior once
they felt the familiar trails Under their
',o 'rnsirs 'his evening. chnnied their
war crv With renewed viepr and pro.
rlri"'cl that 90 i"v-lf nj Indian ~ n"v.
r' '.rra' - W~'il his s,pin nip'k is lpsi
Wiihert Robertson. m. Robins roturd
'"''"r. h'd his Indian. Killing ErOok-
'vnii"s o't fnr prtlinlnlry muneuvcrs
~ 'hc Cleveland wieNam this after.
Noon and reported no early amhush"s.
~ he would spv WIS. we have tho
"''''"irT 'SlRn now ara expect Ia hold
a."
Dove F,vors Clc,elsnd.
CLOSE followers who have viewed tho
'n''i". to date with impartial eyes.
snrcss tho opinion that tho super.
',-ru. ~ v.iii, y. wou md lost hack on
.f.r ~ i-,- Z r-n,l.ivr Thosi who ic9n
1'rnrrlv ~ the hrlicf that the home
foam v1i viN out here r1vc hc IN.
1't"s 'hr"" r1u'cs .rd the 'tliHs one.
Nurh d. 'Npcci,l in dcu"rd unIu
'h- mnuu"r IN which th" Gr"'klyu
ri1r"rs r,.'r o. tho rcll world s"rlc@
lOotirE
Sr','"r 10 oVu"ctod So start Covcl.
80" Two la'ier hns had three dnvs
ros' IN. pronhlvn h1''"rs stated "m.
pNaiicaliv 90 the wav west that they
would surely boat him the second time
out The first ~ IN" games here prob.
oh'v win he frc" hitting contest
Tn hold IN .rh"rt 2uv "''rh i'ndnv"v
o- ~, ppr' ~ thc tndl,ns. manager
RoNi"S"- viii arnhnh,v select either
.fcff pfcff"r ~ ~ MamauN ard the rc
o''l' ~ ~" vr'h re'.c Of thc s'ri"s
iv'v pore NE turning point ui tho
entire games
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
T1l'ot TrsilfIes.


H " Talbot. president ~ IN" ~"
'ns Metal Products Company testified
ihrt the company had paid the note
'''' 'hn' Il wps considered p"rsnn 2
obligation un himself. Colonel v. \
Deeds and & 4 kc'tering. r'wp7nv
0fs'icirls y Mot snd ne agr"ri viii
Governor CpX's plnn for corll'ion be-
vH"n d"T"r1is md r"nuhlicans IN a'I
effort 90 dcf"1t socialist rnndidnics
rnd consequently assumed tho ohliG
ton
Concerning ~" delivery ~ 'he pro
nis ~ ihe Gpvcrnor coN note. how
rrnr. N1rrvr So'dfor N"v Y'rb .c
tH. ~ 'or'floh that during tn
iu~'t r'rrrnf' Investigation he had
'aik@l with kclfcr concerning the my.
ont ~ ~. note nn dtbat k'lfcr had
IA Vim II prid the money I, GYv
rtnor Cox and ho nut II m n hrg ans
""', Il away with him" This testi
"rv WIS Nr"nunIsly objected a. hy
f'tHHVrsup