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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Anderson < Simpson on the Walk
cr rarm, in section 81, 4s-2w, IL
hiuog at a depth of 1850 feet in
blue shale formation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Ketch ami Wallace, well No. ! on
the billiard farm, in section 92.4s.2w.
is drilling at 500 feet.
Well No. 2 is standardiling the rig
and changing tools.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
YOUR. CREDIT II G0op' -
LEWIS. FOR DIAMONDS NA''' 90 -
AND JEWELRN. i"'

"JOSEPHENE"-The lass that 'o'
ed "a sailor. in Plnafore' CohVc".'",,
Hall, April II and 10,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

ems county has been found Oil men
are playing that area almost without
limit ana It Is stated that Writ
Franklin OF this city. is probably the
heaviest buyer In the entire area.
Mr.. Franklin and his associates are
starting wells there now.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

y. c. Fitzgerald No l in section
II. 4r2w, on the Noble farm, is drill
ing ~ $50 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Caddo Oil Company in section II,
IS 9w, is a rig. No tools have been
moved on this rig yet and it js
not known when they will start
operations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
IOl,la- Neustadt Well

Tho Iulila- Noustadt well in section
70. 3n-7c. is drilling at a depth OF
a121 fect on underreamer lugs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

g. T.. Horrgan, who recently ac.
quired an interest in the Ardhoma
properties in the Heldton field, has
recently made purchases at Duncan
and ut Hewitt and he will spend this
summer here looking after his prop.
critics.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Joel c. Crosby has been doing some
active trading in the Duncan dis
trlct and has acquired royalty in
that field that gives promise of be-.
ing in the producing area in the
new stephens county field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

y. Il. Feagin, Judge l.. :. Dolman
ana Shelton w. Tyer left here this
morning for the Stephens county field
near Duncan and Comanche
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Plains Oil ana Gas Company, No.
1 ON the Dillard farm, in section -
is-2w is drilling at 1850 feet. They
have increased the flow since drilling
deeper.
We'll No. , is drilling.
wal No, is waiting for standard
tools.
Wei No. 4 is drilling with rotary
at 200 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

"Dlck Deadcye' in Pinafore Will
certainly make you laugh Convention
Han. April IA and Is. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD, AT
LEWIS, FOR DIAMONDS, WATCHES
AND JEWFLRY. 1879
TELEPHONE PATRONS

An telephone bills must be paid
un ar before p. m, Thursday, April
-. Unless this order is complied
with telephone service win be dis
continued.
SOUTHWESTERN TIiLL
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Clean, classy comedy in Pinafore--
Don't miss it-April IA and 10. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Rockland Oil Company, well No
is standardiZing and moving in stand
ard tools.
Wells No. 3 and are rigs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

NJ. W. Shriver. oil producer from
Tulsa, was an Ardmorc visitor yes
tcrday and left last night for his
home. lie has not quite the courage
yet TO ely the prices that are be-
ing asked for acreage in tho Hewitt
g..Iu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD, At
LEWIS, FOR DIAMONDS, WATCHES
AND JEWELRI. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13

Neustadt well Nos. and . are pro
ducing.
Wells No. 3 and are preparing
to cement casing.
Well No. 8 is drilling at 800 feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
Cook County Grand Jury
to Continue Inquiry On
Fixing of World Series

'urty. concerning rumors that tn
coming Worlds .S,rip, had been fixed
district Attorney SNunn tonight sent Q,
hitter tu states Attorney liuync Il en-.
60 uiirr,nr usasiuur" Go piusrrui,
those mdicttd f'r thc alleged scandal
connected with th" 1919 series Mr.
Swunn's offer was made contingent
upon Nj Hoyn" finding some part ~
iht alleged felony was committed itl
New Nurk county
Pre- d-ut Charles " Ehbots and Man
ar,i Wilbur Robinson uf the HrunklVn
team. have expressed willingness to aid
bsJiDt Attorney Lewis iu his inyrsti.
riiiun.
Thrr' momh'r- uf tn u-lm. captain
I'ck Wheat Al MHmluN and James
" Taylor appeared before District
Attorney l.rvis latr tudny and mad
ttF''uout~ "f which a t'uori1phir rr
p"fi was Wtd'
l.i''r when SIR l.rV was asked u
anything u suspicious uItuir haH
l",n uunrth"i, De- replied ",ls lutrl
nothing
rhr district attorney said Do, was 49,
B Sized that th" players WEI" strict y
nu ~, lever aud his rurpus' in exam.
u.ur them was simply tu find uui il
amy attempt had h',n W1d' tu approach
them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
NHl Aid IN inauir,
OLDSMOB|LE TAKEN
EARLY IN EVENING
LETT STANDING nFFOItE TIIEi.
II,E. BlI MISSING HOtR
lkTtR

An pidsm"ilir touring Or l9l'
Model. uNu,d hv 90, Nliss's lirs
ter ,f lN0o ItckSou street. Was
aku fruW .u frpnt ~ the Missiur
Theatre last evening hstwyon d.
otln.k and % O'clock while N, tWu
tuuup ladies we're attending the
SHOW within. uni officers IN 10th
pnlirr aud shcrifrs departments
urr. promptly notified and tn"k
st,ts fHr th. recovery uf tho rir.
Th, tWrl women discovered
ihrr l,-s WIrn about . u'tlHrk
.l,y ,Imc ult Di th" th,1'r'.
rhv went into Darn'lls cafe O.
tH,phm.. tb'ir father e. g. Ties
i.r hui furd him iu th. rrsiau
l.ut o.. irw,ilatvl. plid 1 lI.i.
tu ihr ufl,,Ts
The uu- dlSiuFui,h.ul mark ,t
20" ulr W..t % weal,u funircst iusi
hul.v th. E's fc,-l tn" luntnr
uuml,r ~ p3, 0e3 amt the s.uII
number NiIlis-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
Salvation Army Read,


DALLAS Tex. Sept. 30.-Salyation
Army workers from every S.ction uf
the southwest. including the states ui
Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana, are
l~.ing held in readiness fur relief work
in THE nrc-Vcpt city of Galveston \
corps uf workers from Houston San
Antonio aud other n,ytrhy towns wr'r
rushed To- IN. scsnc early teiay iu
m,liatcly uITn r~ccipt of news II dis.
astvi
Adiuiunt T. J. lt",h of the south
west division headquarters l,ft t"la,
with ourps of ten workers tp tab,
rharg. ~ relief work and make r,.
lnrt ,n IN. situation.
We ar" r,ady fur any Kind uf an
.m.iE,n'y." Ad'utnut Uoi,h said De-
f.H, having And stand ready tn call
upnn every RELIEF worker m IN" sUutL
west dt,isiuu In ruse thc situation de-
ntti IL i.vS"rNc w,akcrs arr ready IN
Dallas. Oklahoma city and Shrvyr-
pat To- lcaN. at minutes notir~
Their departure viii depcnd upon the
extent Il the diSiicr Il"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
Gus ln Furniture.

iN H"HHrIat atfu fras.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. sept. 2e--
That. can d, M immediate r'ducti, NJ
u the wicr uf futnitur. without 81
fIuU-iN affecting th" wages ut the
workers. aruuuiiur tp John l.. Young
uf cleveland phi" president 90 the rc
uW furniture dealers Hssriltiuu ~
.Hr Eva ~ states hrrr TO-DAY.
iopmts cir ultted recently that tur
uiiurv b. duo fuf asa immediate decline
iu rlD. lrd the association to instruct
Mi NnunE md thc ,N-.utiN.. commit
t,. tr ctm, tp Grand Rapids and in.
N,asf. gate the situation.
"IloWsy,r." sud Alr Young We
lr.m D. d,sir,ld. ard fur the hest in
t,fvsfs H the American p-Up'' thar
concerted cffur' lr .N,rcis,d lN the
manufacturers tr r,siucv manuf1rtur
HE tusta other than lalsur and 10 rc.
U,.f ihss, r..iu,iiunS fn the finished
nIriUtf us s1Hu Hs pUrsihle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
TWO MILLION TONS
SUGAR IN NATION
FACrS RFi 'riVE INDUSTRY CIV.
IN ~ STATEMENT TO At.
TOR>EA GENERAL.

- ,soc.aisd frsss
y. STuN. sept 30-Thc drop In ~.
rHr prizes has caused a shrinkage In
ifH ~ e irrst $3.50 000.000 accord.
INK 20 an csiiuistc made g. Attorney
...gr Nllcr today bi Edwin +. At
hirs hsnd uf l~al sugar form and
an official of several ~ the largest
90 40 mics iu 1 = country and Cuha.
Steaks uf SUGAR IN this country now
src .nornluus. h.. said lie estimated
'lru nt two million tons.
The attorney general. who IN max.
ing un INJURY inin ths situation said
thHt b. b,ii,tod when the drop In
uiic. came ihc American surar rein.
ug rumplrv should have ahsorbcd
ruup q the loss ~ means q help
irr small i,'ierS Who had stocked M
- the higher priccs
Tho ntforuev general said he Ind
iu .vi,lrt that the company immcdl-
fa, trt.rr tho decline from high
ufI,.s f.rc,d ciis'niers io do business
60 written contracts siipulaiing pricsk
Wr AiFirs sid ah-urpion az part ~
d,ricrs in~scs hv ihc Amerfcsn COM
p'nv nigh, have force dit into bank.
runit1. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
" u.kOI 2 OF NINE wORkER>
tNpEtTtD >ENT TWO DAYS

MrskoGEE Okla. sept .n ''rh
ulu,I- 81 uklahum1 nud Arhlr.tis nr.
rruW inr mup' restless each hour ]
isti m, situation BE- very grave. J w"ulu
net De- suuu~d tU l"trn that the min
er- had Wah,i uut amy time Witfin tv"
duNs"
This Wls tho statement made tate
iu,iaN o., i y Wilkinson pr"sitrut "i
district 30. United Min, workers ~
AW'ri,l Wh" sat bon D"ui'run'" 'l DIV
and until = u''lusk tonight with ih"
.,N,,utlN, htarl ui th, organization.
District No - comprise pklihum1
Arkansas Hui Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
Loss In Galveston Fire Is
Estimated At $2,OOO,OOOI
entire WEST END OF CITY
IS FOR Time In JEOPARDY;
TROOPS AID IN HARD FIGHT
nY ~ AasnlINrEn rrEsH.

GALVESTON sept. So-laNhcd by lo-milc hour north
cas-, wind and rendered difficult cope with o
from burning sulphur the fire which broke docks early
this morning brought under control doing damage cSti-
mated at between 81 10000 and S,ooooOo
The latter mark viii 1c reached according underwriters,
the cargo o wheat oi the Italian tna proves total
loss
The fire originated in the plant OF the Texas Gull sulphur
Company O'Clock ard spread quickly until all Of pier ,s
ablazc.
IN explosion OF oil drun hc plant o the sulphur company
occurred shortly before cmcn reached the plants
OF the Cotton Concentration COMPANY Anchor Milling Com
pany and the super OF the Italian vessel Etna caught
lire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
HURRICANE GOES
UP COAST LINE.
CENTRiI on >Iw IER>Ii MT
GNIt Still. BiONS ~
GtIt


NASuiNGTpN Sw go M, trup
.rfl disturbance ufst uutrd Lt tie
weather hu'tu IS UcutVriug In ~,
Gult o. N"sIHp vHs r,finrt,d tonight
,a having travelled northeast Alrdly.
with chief disturbances ofi the NoW
iD-,y 'utst. Tho gales ,ir,ling a. %"
bureau said extended along tho rntir.
AtItntI, frm NvN Enrpud Go ruhl.
uh1, winds continued high .u fhr
.UlI
Tho boss. z hlruWrtr.r pre-, urr rr.
r.rt,vl tuuight VAS 20 AiIlnti, CITY.
Weather conditions along th" trlUk "f
fh, disturb Ir,, were unusual
Tn. hu. u rrru,d ihr t,up, 1iWc
bon number ut th, rulf states Tuurs.
dIt morning Was lower than recorded
o." ..f rp.t Itus September
Thrir were tr,.fF aa fgr south 1s
t.,Itl,fuI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
CANES
! STOPPED BY RAIN
fJJBS VII RESl ME PlN To.
, DAY ~ RtCE fpR WORLD
SERIES

MEM YORK. Sept ao-Thr schc.
.,,lod games IN ihc National aui
American league iodaN wrr.. postponed
sn account - rain.
The clubs viii r'sum" play tom'r-
,nw with the American league nrc
siill undecided
C,cveland. with four games e. play.
'a,,l- Chicago In IN, American ls','gu"
NV one and one hulf games and In 90.
~ tu capture the pcnnan' must win
thrce of the four EameS provided IN"
4 vi- their ihre 'rniai"ihr s'n''f'
II c,eyelard breaks cN,n IN the four
=. ,n.s and tn, SN win their =. ~"
,wo teams would finish their s'h"'iul..
"n even terms. whilc the Soy would
!. i, ,hc p.nnani " they defeat -
Louis three straight and 'lc,clind
.'rnp- thrcc out of four games WIN
Driruli.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
Ports of America
Mismanaged, Says
George II. Sproule

CHICAGO. sept Nismauag".
mcni of American ports has made ihr
power uf the I uit'i States un NJ. SECS
secondary iu that of England. Ge"rg"
y Srruulr. director uf tho department
,f ',haryos. d"rLs ana ferries. Of rhi'.
a'r. F i"li The American AssnriI-
tin ut pus Huthtriti"S convention
Whi,h Opened i,slay,
This necessities uf H., recent WI.
NJ <pruulr said. heavily taxed ihr
firiliti,s 81 cur ports u wJs then
ki,ihly impressed "u NJ that prlrti
~ men had me-, hcrn in charge h
tn"riran maiiu,. terminals and ih'lt
equipment As Il result millions ui d"I
lars hHN, h.yu wasted ana ports which
down
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
GERMAN E\PORr IEiGIE
tGNiN .i.>t Wis ttt >l>f~~

" N-.IlTT TH' = ITT0I
l'.:l;il\ sept 3o Activities have
l,rn r,suW.i after laps" uf fN,
Years by 90, German American ,uu.
r"rCial and ruuuumi' l,aEu' whi'h
was orrtnizsd O., th, lat, iii'-,i i.ii
lin \ general m,,ting whi'h was
attended hy guyrtnW'nt officials 1nd
o. prs. ru'tti,os ,f ,Nputing and iu.
parting mjpttsts WIS held tulaN
Wilhelm Cum. g'u'ial manager uf
the illnlufr American line and Wi
lis'n furihmnnn. dir,- -tuf 'f the great
potash syndicate W-rv .i,sind prrsid
ing officcfr 81 The league.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
Nine ADDRESSES FOR Day
COVER HOST OF SUBJECTS:
CONCLUDES KANSAS TOUR
ny the ASSOCIATED rnEss.

WICHITA kn,. sept cDomes,ic and internal subjects
mingled with the paramount League OF Nations by
Governor Cos oi Ohio IN addresses to-day Kansas with the
finale oi the Democratic presidential candidates state campaign at
large meeting here tonight The governor gave on
the Mrcan question the Russian problem and ampicd his dis
ssion al prohibition Many of the candidates remarks were in
pcl ly informal lqrc, with his audiences which he in
vtcd questioning.
IN response question Mexico governor referred IL
the statements oi senator Harding regarding protecting" Amcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
continued ou l'asc TwoJ
Drcline, Capital Post.

WASHINGTON. Sept. a0.-Frank c.
Bailey Of indianapolis. rccctstly ap-
pointed assistant a. the attorney gem
cfnl. h1s DE- lived the post. according
tn a statement issued today at the
White llous. Ma Bailey WIS named
tu sucrcci e. !; Amos. resigned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
Nriinr Ilil ,.m.

w N.anI fnifH ifHHH
Austin September .n The senate
Iil IralU-iuE rrsulltl,us fer wmurn
tn'tf4 was fas.fi tn third uadiug iu
''., hi's, f.tils sfi'r ururlsiUns ~
"a. house bill dealing With the ,u,rr.
'l., h' dht'n substituted for thos. In
90, s,nlt, On.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
LAKEV|EW SCHOOL
ISAWARDED PRIZE
At MEMP HIS FAIR
THIRD DAYS PROGRAM OPENED
WITH BlG PARADE TiiROl Iii
STREETS.
Iiv r y. JOHNSON.
STAFF Correspondent.

MEMPHIS. Sept. 3O.-Thc third par
adc during the Hall county fair which
opened here TUESDAY was staged this
morning aud ushcrcd In the third day
uf the fair which has been the most sue.
ccssiul of all. Wednesdays attendance
was consrrvativcly estimated NJ five
thousand people but the throngs today
will exceed that number without a
question. Nor" people are on tho
streets more have gone through tho
exhibit buildings, those In charge de-.
clare. and the larg" grandstand was
literally jammcd as rod-o. athletic ana
racing stunts We're staged during the
afternoon.
micr inland towns lead the school pa.
ridc and was awarded first prize for
having the largest representation of pu.
pills Estcllinc In the Eastern edge of
the county. wen second place.
Many School, In Contest.
Twenty ether rural s,huuls sent pr.
pills to take part VA the parade and
prove in the visiting hundreds THAI
liali ranks among the best counties oi
the state insofar as mudtrn rural
s.hwlS are rurrrnrd. \ large float.
beautifully decorated. lead th" di, isiuu
r'pr,grnting l.nkcyirw. \ number uf
other srhnuls hid floats F,lloWiur tn"
march through the main business
r'tc,ts IT the town, the procession r'n.
tinucd o. IN" fair grounds Where th"
decisions were announced hy the Judge.
ilall county hrasts ot her ~rhulis.
Thtrr arc tWrntysiV schools he ~ To-
county. TWENTY-FIVE oi them h'tug uu'.
side 1T Memphis VI y McNl'ly. SUP
,Itnirndrni ui county sshuulc. fUr 50.
,tal Wars. ~ du" a." r1,pivr pnrt -
the rr,ylit fur ths splendid reputation
30 s,hu,lS have attained. almost ~.
citizen viii tell you
Visits NJ Districts.
NJ. NcNally visits tll districts ui
REGULAR intervals throughout tn year
and takes a pcrs1Eal Interest in tho
welfare of each srhopl. rvgurll'ss Z
how small the district or whether u
may De- IN q far corner of IN, count,
81 ur 10 miles from Memphis. Mr. Mo
NauV ~ superintendent d the sthuuls
division nf the fair organization anl
had charge of the parade held this
uiuitirg.
\ program of horse races nuycliu
is-,s. hr,nr riding. Euat roi'ing and
either stunts of lik" nature. similar o.
that of YESTERDAY and the day hcfor"
vas carried oui this aftcrnuon IN frnni
of the grandstand These events w"r"
i.lluN,d hv basketball game and then
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
rruiii~rrins thargr,l.

Nf hH.I. .Hi.N fffnH
NEW NDlsk. S,ff Soc H-.faub. ....,.u.
.i.. H lrr. Sew Nrrh department strf.
s,Ii i. iI,sl uu thsrrr Df rrHflf,.fInN
pe,tuI,r q This date was So fuias
s. . drfai iudrr sheppard on motion
IS couus,l tor the defense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
COSTA IIrN wnlln ~
MEMBER ~ IEhGt O.

We aHHfHHH|' N'HHHH
WASHINGTON S.U' 600 .,.a.l l;,.'
I- o.. N.t off thirtr,. HifIHrs GO hIr
auulsd fUr membership ir tl' i.iru
~ nations nscouiing t' ,nuWuui's
tiHu retlFrI aHN Ht ~fHfa dufifft.
mcut frUm the s.tf taft ,f ltlseg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
~ Asro,is,ci P,

~ Associated Pr,4.
CHICAGO. S.pj 30 a declaration
hnt the iusrstigrtinn of the i9iI Won !
cries baseball scandal Will ic continued
- thr t'pk county grand Jury WAS
I.d, rs 1Ii.i luftiro Charles \ Nj
% unld who ordered the inquiry Every
flspiciu.s Etm-. hr declared played
uiIEu m" hst eighteen months ir
.ith.r n the mHjUr leagues. viii come
within th, p.r1i,N uf "a" iuS,gtiga.
tiuu The Investigation which has rr
suited iu the voting uf tri, bills agniu 4
eight White SuN players including
thir'. Guudil who was net with ~"
team tins year. the Judge declared siill
has much tu du
TO THE "ui hr udl,d "tho present
grand iuN VIII hr incorporated tS o.
sIrrinl h~ly saturday Because ut th'
statute uf limitations eighteen months
as iar back as The iutN can g..
"Th,ip need l no inuht aiout prus'
,utitu iu t4h' into ,lusid' ration seq,
ir,s which th, Indicted m,n have pu
formed ter tlr state. hut that dH'-. un.
mean th. VIII r,Ipo indictment
VII Md IN Inquiry.
D. Associated lrr.I
NEW YORK.. Sept so ON tho o,..
ul thr mt,stipIiiuu tn i,t cundrrtrl ht
District Attorney Lewis ~ King
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
THRONGS ATTEND
FOURTH DAY Of
PLA|Nv|EW FAIR
ENTHlsI,sM INCREiSING AMONG
OiflClil.S TO MAKE ENHiDI.
TiO> PERMANENT ONE.

special H. Tho News.
fLAtNNlEw. Sept. 30.--With an at.
Tendance second Dnly Ia that of Tues
day, IN" fourth day of tho Northwest
Texas District Fair passed into history.
the entire program hcing carried out In
complete detail Thr,ngs IL people
surged over the buslnes- section of the
city all dny. aud this afternoon. large
numbers ui spectators witnessed the au.
tomolllc races. the ayiati0n stunts and
the roundup features 81 the fair.
Despite the high winds this morning.
the dhIine flyers rportcd In the air with
the ease nf birds. The planes were made
a. Do seemingly Impossible Htunts ana
IT, men walked nhuut on the wings ~
tncpnovrncd as IL they were on sids
walk.
TIN Grcca acruhata dog and pony
circus. bounding wire y rformer. strong
man. unl Maficile q the sensational
ho Il slide nll went through their acts
three times today before big crowds.
The e. free attractions are proving ~
liopIlar thst many ,f the peopie of
fu.nyirw have not iuiSsd one of the
ics since the fair started.
Many Features.
4 full program uf tree arts. fast b0x.
INK bouts, band concerts musical pro
gram and danrinr closed the fourth
day IT tn. Fair. Duc to tho very chilly
iir and the desire Ia rest for tomorrow
which is expected to hc the biggest
day. most m the crowd retired early
aud ai midnight Only small groups sur.
rpund the few concessions yet open.
The hig public dance In the Campbell
building " yet IN full swing. Although
there Wvrv many Spectacular feats at
huih the automobile races and tho
roundup. na accidents marrcd tho pro.
grams Davis Scott established n new
worlds rccDd teny when fe hull
dugped "A steer irtin an automobile In
twenty seconds. Fred Atkinson again
tonight announced that hc would bull
d'g q steer frn aif1lane tomorrow.
The musical program tonight was
,spf1inlly guui Aioini'"rS II the Plain.
icW Ch"ral cluh and other musical or
riuIznti"na delighted {, inrgc audience.
70 WHs h,Wr h'fs ui.iii IN the boxing
ir Hgtim. li S,Nt,m. irCdl lightweight.
established q pl,lar claim "a city cham
ii.,uship when be- mn L. BATTLING Wcisa
uut ln nri round sexton viii prob
ahly meet s,u. "Ht uf town light
weights tomorrow night owners of tho
ntcst,.k hrr n mcplyaiions for tho
hig livestock % i.lc tomorrow after
neon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
Aid In Work.

National gaard troops. Tor whom this
Is the last day uf martial law duty here.
played notable part IN fighting Tia.
blaze About 90 per cent uf the total
number uf troops IN the city responded
to the alarm and the first nuZll" carried
aboard the blazing Etna Was dragged hy
a squad d Texas ,aNalrymcn. who
crouchcd clos" To the deck tu avoid the
reach uf the hlazr.
G. l.. Maybcrry. wntChman employed
uu pier g.. discovered the fire and turn.
o,l IN q general alarm. ~ the time -
discovery. Mayb"rry said the fire hal
reached the platform ui steam hoist
IN tn plant of the sulphur concern.
Spreading downward II reached s-yNr.
20 tanks 1T fuel uil and the rcsultnn.
rNplo ION s,a,t red burning fragments
a. lil diryytiuns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
Ncnacrd Entire city.

For q tim" the blaze mcnaccd the on.
tire west end of Galveston. Directly Co
M" wind wari uf the blngv and about
four blocks distant wcrr five tanks al
the Magnolia Petroleum company. each
with q capacity Il ~. .0oo barrels of OH,
Sparks from the blaze and the subs
pu,ut explosion 81 fir" to grass up To-
within q few hundred feet of th-s" tanks
while IN" ground for some distance
around thwn was saturated with oil.
iiad thrs" res ryuirs been reached, Il
would have bean impossible To- cope with
iho blaze. firrmcn declare The entire
iirc fighting apparatus ui the city. In.
Guiding the fir,Iloa, Charles Clark ~
well as two or three harbur tugs aud
about hundred ana nuy national
guardsm"n responded To- tn alarm
After the explosion IN the plant uf the
sulphur conrcrn scorvs ut iir,mvn were
knocked out by th. fumes aud smok,.
while relief squads rescued those who
collapsed
At D o'clock. after four hours of play.
INK streams over adjacent property,
FIRE Chief Ryan announced that thu
llnye A o.. L.. .sr ,eputrpi