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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
CYCLE CLUB FORMED
Motorcycle Jlh Organized Here Last
Nlgm-ScNetpl Events Are
Planned For spring.

club, which aims 20 bcttcr motoring
conditions in Tulsa ana to further
soolHbNity and endurance runs. was
perfected last nisht The following
Officers were elected. $. E Chaney
president. u l.. Freeman. vice pres
idcut; u l. Nichols. secretary -treOs-
urcr, George A. Rose, publicity man
RRrr.
4 section of the constitutions pro
Vdes that all traffic rules uf Tulsa
and other cities In which members
gf the club nay ride are to hs rightly
observed ara that a violation shan
result In 1 Zinc from the club
Endurance aud socihhility runs are
hciug pl' 'nned To ha hold aH soon as
the weather modoratca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

First race. three turlunEs --Aiga-
traz, i2O. queen OF Trumps. ll7;
Joe Tag. 1l5. John 5 Hcardon, ll3'
Miss Dora, ia, COintreau, 49,,
peerago, 1l3. Machine Gunner. los.
Second race, six furlougs- Bullet
Proof, 100, Simpleton. AZ: Arrow
Head, ~. Who Cares, rs; Golden
Dawn, l0j, Eally Bell lOi, fap-
hank. l04. West Wood. lOi. Jean
Builiant, lOt; Ace of Trumps lO8.
Third race, six furlougs--Ch harley
Leydccker. lOS; Lucky b.. los. Ma
houy, lO6: Tcklish, 10. Lively.
lOt. Marie Miller. 103. Manoevrc,
ZOE; Discussion, l02; psgood. l02:
Sweeping Glance, o.
Fourth race, mile and one-SiS-
teenth-Sauds Of Pleasure, IT,;
bondage, III, chief. III, War
Mask, los; Court ship, los,
Omond, lb6.
rIfth race. mile and seventy
yards Warsaw. 103. Mountain
Rose H. 1903, Opportunity lOs;
Wadsworth Last. 1895 Rainbow Wrl,
g9: Cerinus 9S, Bolster, ipi, Mats
nee Idol lo7. Flror, 81. My Dear,
SO; st Germain, So.
sixth race, mile and one-sixteonth
Christie, ll3, Bertadano. llJ;
rrentlno, ia, Rufus Riley ll3;
Water War, III; Handful. III, Dr.
Creigler, los; Blue Thistle, fOS:
W. n. Buckner los, Toad StooL
100; Sentimental, l0i. Sophia Gate
wood. lOa; NapthaluIs, IOf; Ethel
mn. 0S; Verify, los, Blue BannOCk,
t0s; Raph Stride. g9; Little
StrLng, ti3.
seventh race. mile an odne six
teenth--Gled Start, ll3; Chick Bark
10y, III: Courcelles, 100, SCourge-
man. los: James +. Cummings, los.
RaConteuso, lOS; Sharp Practice,
lO3; Tom Brooks. lO2; F1apper. lOJ.
Miss sterling l03. Marie Rappoli
lOS. Juanits Ill. iO9. George Muelh-
lehach lOl Mpssaliance. l0l; Lady
Eileen, QS Tit For Tat Toe; Lorcua
Moss, iU9; Lottery, ma
Weather clear, track heavy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
FATHER DENIES SON BAIL
Alleged Blgamist Still Held NJ Mus.
ko2cci Father speeds >nrthward.

fN ANNNftalNN lffnN NNalH " nv
NUSKOGEE, Okla, Feb. 10 --
While 4 n. Hil, president of the
llill state bank Of Chicago. Is speed
ing north in his private ear, his son,
Harvey hin, anEushrs Ia county
jail here for hack OF bond OF
$1,000.
The father has returned 10 Chicago
" without even sending a message to
his son, tho county attorneys office
said To-Day, lie has been in Okmulgee
buying oil leases and hts son was with
him at the time OF his arrest on the
charge OF bisRmy.
Today the two young women who
claim So ho the lawful Mrs. Harvey
Kim met face tu fa,e in tho court
room NJ Justice W. T. Miller. Rut
little progress was made In unraycl-
ing the tangled skein OF their love
affairs, Bach remained steadfast In
her declaration that she would either
obtain tho heir 70 the Hill fortune fOr
herself or aid in sending him to the
pCmtentiary. ..,s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

d"p,udruc, month and ih'rc is alt
ways much Undetermined bidding
Tor pluyorH Teams tn tho p"nnnut
r1un uftpuHuU. have NrNugthrurd
lu mIdao9suu ana luyo thus boru
enabled fu wu TuN not only tr.
Hults ln leaving the impro'Wi0u mat
baseball championship can ht
bought hut it woukcua DO, morale
OF tho clubs out uf tho race. II is
bad enough tU know mat tnoy have
up chance for a punuant without
taking star players from their clul
surh battles 10 the resent Mays
rnso, which shook tho American
league Nv IT, very foundation viii be
prevented by ne now American
league rule baseball critics are
wondering ul tho failure Uf the VA.
iionhl lcnRU 80 HhOpt ~ likc rule
ana II appears that the junior ma.
jor has again shown the way Tor
the senior circuit
lioN wilt the public regard b
raising nf baseball prices pro
NldinR that movo is made by the
powers that boo Thpt question
is causing much discussion now
Major league uuEuato4 some time
WNN 0f'lNl ~ sl Ilill a IllHf w ffl'fN
would br necessary owing to the
increased cost ~ operation. linHe
bah The national game. ana the
dyed-in the wool ian viii he
there every duy, regardless n
prices are raised. uut u seems
hardly faiv 10 raise the ante now.
II II we're only for one or two
games q week, II would be differ
ont lmt the average fan ls out
thoro every day and viii not take
Kindly To paying over siN bits or
50 cents for hts grandstnnd seat
-
n. G.. Dunlap of tho Brld Daily
Ncws. Of Enid, Okla. a friend and
admircr Of Scott pctry, writes u
defense of the Athletic pitcher In
this weeks sporting News Tho fol
lowing letter regarding Perry. who
made his debut In organized baHc.
ball In Enid, puts IL up 90 the big
pitcher "a deliver FOR Cornelius the
cnnuy.
Perry -ays." so writrs Mr. Dun-
lap, "tlnt he now has from Connie
Mack the only baseball contract that
he ever SlEurd In any league that
he has been satisfied with. aud that
his Euid friends can depend Dn
him working his head Off this year
to make the contract worth money
Ia his employer
Srrihes are arguing over tho tela-
tive drawing qualities aud taue to
thoir respective clubs ct ~ cobb
and Iiabo ruth. 3ahe is certain to
get u biz play from the fans this
season, because ot his shatteriug Of
the worlds homc-run record last
q
kcca Al arecord price Hut they po,out
20 see George do the expected That
Is TO hit homo ruus when base
bail fan pays To zee Conn. It is 70
see the inspected Thercm lies the
difference. Wen string along with
the Peach. a. drawing GARD and ~
the greatest of them all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
The Turf
Al NEW ORLEANS
I,csults Yesterday.

First race, three furlougs Biem-
ish cd, (StackD first; NO Fooling,
tEutwelD second; Tut. tMurphyD
third. Time. .3I. John tmmd. Kay
man. Hazel W. Maudio Wilson,
Morning Face, also ran.
Second race, six furlonEs -Gener-
al. Uyke) first; Wall street, stack
second, Korfnage. (RichrrceD
third. Time, i:lG l-5. Columbia,
Tenn. ltultur, Lady Marathon, Med
ding Miss, Ettahc, Tom Goose,
Langden. Ann :. Huron. also ran.
Third race. six furlongg Oppur-
tuulty, CDreycrJ first; ru.luN, ,Hcl-
say senond Bonestelle, tpierce)
third Time. l:lG. Deck Mate. DUN.
drcsry, lwiniwinm. by Heck. Also
ran.
Fourth race, mile and seventy
yards Frank Monroe, Ci,ichcreeD
first. Hadrain. ,WrisnD second /;
.1:igi-5. Astrea. CrupsaI. risen,
Paul Connolly, also ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy
yards Dius 'oride, (Kiug) first 4:
fodder. stack second, George
Washington. tpiercej third. Time.
1850 3-5 HaCkanOre. Counter Bal
ance, Midia. ]. G. Stone, also ran.
sixth race, mile and one eighth
Goldcrest Boy, tRichcreekD first.
Sasin tBuNton) second; Ornery
(CUllettD third. Time, l:bs Cabai-
lot. SKY Pilot. Frank MattaN. Blue
Bannock. poilu, Mayor Calvin. also
ran.
seventh race. mile and one-eishLh
Water Proof tSmith) iirst, Lo-
rena Mnss, tEricksonJ second; Ii0m-
bast, tBurk) third. Time, . 90.
Luther. Al Pierce. Ben Hampson,
Wiuigan. Sempter StalWar., also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

Of attack, to force an opponent 20
adopt a style OF boxing at which ne
s not particularly skilful
lt Is advisable to deduct points
when contestant pcrsistcnly delays
the action Of contest 10y lack OF ag-
gtesviyouesa and clinchinR
Points should be deducted Tor u
foul even though # " not OF seri.
qualification.
a contestant should be given credit
for sportsmanlike actions in the
ring. close adherence TO the spirit as
well as the letter Of the rules and
for refraining from taking technical
advantage of situations unfair to an
opponent
In order 10 arrive at true con-
Cuslon, every point should be care
FUZZY observed ana noted as the con
test progresses. the decisOn going to
the contestant Who scores the great
est number OF effective points re-
Rardlcss of the number OF rounds
won or lost
Proper Weights and Glasses.
The army and navy board has in
troduced an innovation In the Junior
Weights and classes which are
given below. along with the regular
championship pOundaEe. l consider
10 a good idea to establish these
junior divisions ns It gives an am
bilious boy an opportunity to he q
very near-chGmpion and encourage
him to fight his way up to greater
honors Here are the weights and
classes agreed upon In both divisions:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
Hue and GRAY Join

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. Is
Northern and southern soldiers ,
the civil war will unite in a banQut
being arranged for the latter part ,
this month by the women's rel.,
corps and the United Daughters
the Confcderacy of Oklahoma Gt
Governor Robertson accepted an u
vitation to-day to attend and spes
II he is not prevented By offic.
business at that time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
Muskogcc Lads Make but
Three Field Goals in
Contest.
CARTER TOPS SCORING
Tulsa Leader and Ncincckc
star a. Usual, Vernon
Plays Best Game.

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pIt. u. brilliant trtm Hud uuI.ilpN
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

Bob Hughes and Manila
Box at Pershing Tonight


PER SHING. Fch. l3.-Nl rs m
readiness tonight Tor tho boxing bout
her, tomorrow night between
y't.anlte Manila hluNmwcIrht
champion OF uklahuuu and GohnF
tIurhes of New Orleans. fpr va,
STATE title. The wvu viii huN 90
rounds
Aithuugh Pcrshma -.,,u uUu.
from pswhuska- and or railroad
the road j. good, and 4 big crowd ,s
expected from Tulsa. BarICsyIhr.
pawhusha ard Arkansas city to soc
The fighI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
EMRElzLER Is FOUND ouurY.
Former Cashier AT KuSa. Okla. Con-
NiCtcd: Sentence Deferred.

by AsNorIltPd Press ~iale WITp.
MlSKOGEE. Feb. &c. T. VIII
u9ms, former cashier ot the First
National bank of kusa. okla was
fonnd guilty by q jury in tho federal
court today Of emhezzliuE g.. 500 of
the banks funds and making false
entrlcs His defense was that the
discrepancies were caused by an or
ror IN bookkeeping SenienCe has
been deferred.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
Rond Issue nj Shawnee

SHAWNEE, okla, Feb l37--No
tices were issued here today calling
for a 100000 bond issue election
February ~ for the purpose OF add
ing to and repairing the fire equip
ment Of the city. II is proposed q
buy six new fire fighting trucks and
build four bungalow fire stations IN
the residence districts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
minneapolis NillerS TO
Train at Oklahoma City

NtNNt,NpOLlS. Fob. i3.-Thc
Minneapolis American association
baseball club will train this spring at
oklahoma city President George *.
bcldru announced here today the
MNl'rs Will leave for the south about
March 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
M'CABE LEAVES FOR PICHER
Tulsa MiIdlcwclght Meets pnul Ro-
man There Tuesday Nighi

BuIy MoCpbp. Tulsa uiddiewclght.
lCNvs today fur richCt, where he
meets paul Eomau, Kansas city
boxer iu I l5.ruund bout Tuesday,
Netstbe is Gao hc accompanied by
Patsy Corrirau
Ne'uhu l3- hoou working in prep
nnliuu fnr hIs go with Roman and
n-. uI-ht said he is iu shape Tor q
hu1 .Drun with thn tough Nisaou-
rluu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
CARTER B0WLERS WINNERS
Defeat Harvey Young Rollers In v.
NJ {, A. Bowling League.

Garter pu company defeated liar-
ycy Young lu the Y NJ @. \. howl
ina league last u'ght ny winning the
rirat two frames. JcWctt OF Harvey
Young was high with tat
Tho gtstTp1t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14
BOXING BOARD TO
ESTABLISH SPORT
Elevation of Game on a
High Plane Is Now
Assured.
RULES PROMULGATED
Strict Code TO Govern Boxers,
Bouts and Others Is Laid
Down by Body.

Influence Of the army navy and
civilian boxing board ~ heing tclt
ana the work OF mat hody IA certain
10 reflect to the bost advantage ni
tho ring sport Ifc army navy ana
civilian hoard ~ composer OF men
whose interests lie only In the sport.
They are wealthy. ana consequently
care nothing fur the financial side or
II. They are nationnlY famous mon,
who love the manly art and who are
determined to see u placed on n
firm foundation throughout mo
United states.
Faklng Fighters and fake fights
viii absolutely he eliminated when
boxing is controlled 10y the board,
which viii be the ultimate result
Champions VIII Dee Forced 20 defend
lheir Titles iw.'" wiihln " year ana
The pr'S'r lhrd NrWhH as promh' !,
s"'"d ~ lh' o"'Id must ne loHo"ea
W hl boxing contests ~,
ne iU'tN, pI"N'u'"N I"I 'uV 8tp
enforcement ot sluaie hnNihF. uNa
NulVn assure ~ nlEn'' advancement
CT lhe Sport loI'uM ..,-
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snip u"ue' .n' i1l'S l'i"@l "elSnu H'r s
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14

l'ield goals Garter . vernon D,
Weinrokc 2. Deck Gnlam q, fnul
goals Garter Z, Deck Substitu-
tiun, .iorlln for Neiucckc Uofcree
rOklnhoma Aggiesl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-14


Tho license committee or the
board will require all boxers who
desire 10 combat at any Of The
legitimate clubs throughout the
country to be licensed and their
photographs placed on their license
card. This will certainly be a great
proteC tion to the clubs, ana will pre-
vent an impostor Ike the one who
said ne was frankie Burns OF Cali
foruiH and thereby tooinE Buffalo
club, who staged him in "a bout with
Willie jackson recently The inpps-
ter, whoever he may he, was knocked
| out I'm the flfth round, but that didn't
I help frankie Burns reputation any.
| but IL must have shocked him a bit
| to read In his homo In California
/ that he was knocked out in Buffalo,
1 y Y
But most OF all The big clubs are
seeking protection under the army
/ and navy board. for they know it-
! the coming power in tho boxing
game, and they want to be in right
/ before they are counted down and
| out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

Canadian Record Tho term of
district court adjourned this weol
rings "a mind q remarkable Hlua
ion. cgnalled nowhere else except In
thor Panhandle counties. llemr
iill very seldom has o criminal dock.
~ II has been years ana year. since
N Indictment Tor murder haf been
nfH'd 10 hy lhr rrnnd jury. u har
l""n renr md YEAR sinee tho nenl.
'"nilafy record hns straiched NE
'amr ~ llemrhill County man ~
O. books The unly murder ease
isre ~ the memory of the present
f'n'fhiion 'wls a Gaze transferred
rom nn0ihef county
State Pres ln Dallas Sew You
men NJ lirmnhIll must treat your
Aitea either mighty g0od Or s,osed.
inF'f had. IN snms fnunties. ~ rlt.
'es shish STATE i'fea mlrht cli hy
lnme d hf bad ihr nerve wlve. who
80 tfenind iUt iulHfuhlY hase Il Co.,
b. feminine maHnerlam railsd man,
laughter When wife b. rrfHsrI
BE- go fnfe vhi0h .he demand. II
1rf Husband DO rrafhe. lnin hrf
HitHn hose dew ihenfrom hnF
ifF mini aHd rhHma him dnn
fhfn .hr uHrfH irH praflY Tests
riff nHi HiHismeni from lhe rouas
Al HN, 500 nn tfal ln hsl beet
iffsr. hna ffia 4 fnlf If snHfldenee
ifnia isellf imIissllaaahls haoh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

ith only zone kick 10 eyc,y .fifty
five ears as he stated recently ma
IN" Of his advertisements, anC thrl
proceeded 10 explain m" complaints
aud tcll how he roctifiod them
The advantage Of this system of
seliinL is apparent When h. cells
liochiman knows the exact amount
1c viii receive. as compared with
shipping 60 commission concern,
Nhen he doesn't know wha, h" viii
get or shipping "a delivery point
buyer vino may refuse the shlpmont
hnd fault with quality ar coud tion
md force au adjustment. This meih.
"a also permits him tu do IN in"ss
IA q rmallor capital. and bec.i lsH his
ollinr expense ~ loss. he con really
sall for less
lluchtmans advertising methods
arc oririral. even though his cop,
Isnt ALWAYS r'r'cily grammatical lie
usually rays mo- attention to spplling
ma punctuation hut confines hirl-
eli Co "tulkng" in his adj di~oc. TO
iis trade Oao of hi adyeriis mruts
'llinr uf complaint he rec,i cd
read us follows
Twas 80 soft that wa Just
ih0ui a. advertise Tor some ON Co.
tI,t boz with q complaint when
fur' " J Shellenbprror. Ropuhli
lu y .h Ywr whore nut In the Ton
irs cWn ry This man was wiring
20 g' th' Ht, cot $1,000 Ia $4,000 poi
iay CON- 'ulW him from q nirhcl
pot nf .Olr b"gns. hut did know he
Nls an wool ard yard wide wln1
had some lem, ljm dollars 70
his Jack IN my Jeans. and be- Wirnd.
car su-nrl-so. al Dorchester Nob. ig
o ear at uutmers. what-r goiu.m
io.abou,.it7 Nd. 'Noibiu' to do
,bout. hut s"ttl" h. llechtman way
wiring IA, return Of your money
'0u IA idle the ear" Another guy a.
Nkrou ohio SAYS liko huyiug .
pirin-a-uoke Car b. short-W'irht
,cyenteon bushels Next day De-
aintrd dead away when he found
lraft for the shprtdg,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
TESTIMONIAL LETTERS
MAKE EXCELLENT ANS

Dnutrich a. Co.. clnihiors IN potts-
vile. PA. who push their goods By
newspaper publicity. have started the
accumulation of an interesting file ~
'"ttefs from customers whenever
hc name ut the purchaser of a suit
r. oyor"0at can be- learned, the firm
writes "a Rim asking IL he b. salts
led after several months Of use ut
he garments
Assurance o. siycn that tho name
Won't b" used and quli" Few re-.
pond. They ar, worked up Tor ud.
fcrtisins copy most effectively by
Dontrich A. Co. who instruct the
tin'era 20 set the letter In "tvps
writer tyne To- give u the aim0s.
iherc me firm wishes 10 convey.
Tho store keeps the letters handy
% thH d0uht,ne Thomasns can b.
hCwH them u their authenticity Be-
'ueSiionrf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
iuc Ma,l, 10 COLLECT. iim iosc oui,
&c az lcrunnts

&c uf lcrunnt~
"i.en thGu per cent NJ CIR uc-
counts tl io our logal d'nurtm 'ni ,
h.. ihHu 90 nrr cri' 900 l'.i said
NfuI = uhsf cr.dl manager e.,
q. slif..sH Peoples rrrll. co.. ut
,n1on d'scu .Iur thr mat.r az
n.r.uN r tlp sru.t.i public
THIS small proportion ~ ipsgos
from moro than 10000 uHcuuHts
,ar.IOI hy 40" company, b. 30 ihr
MOL rruHrk hlo hec.u-" this com
u,y cnuloy, mo- collector, Nor 100.
't '.Eaturs Tie customer. n,tH'r eat
% iH' D.Ncr gud pay no r',H1 or
..r WHI rrnItiancul hy mail
Vuu tt.1Wis ur Uncle Sgm.f most.
d,nrmoni the uniy ''llro-
t.uu s.Dn used ~ ihc p'r cent
ii account, turned owe, t1 me l,rll
.rI9r'n"ri half oi then sc Coo utter
I IDinf Dr Two are sent out
Credit . either given to pros
rDIt. rn TONER within .gOm Two
Dob .stt minutes or refused him.
fhrrr .rH no long waits Om"t.me'
.. t.u nr three days. as i5 ali'n the
.e aifb other credit houses rh'
..l1msr gives reference, nnu iu"f
1854, nr, tIrBtod sy Telephone $500
200 Humhsr off accounts .rn cnt.
H.I tH.i many of thn r"I"r'ur'
.y.r can be- found on "a" com.
.Y.ri own hooks and they proy u
Ha lhr h.t references Very often r
new customer comes through i"com
ruhttiuu eft a. customer already or
ir hunl
900, name. ore iudgXod and nun.
sf.d D.rd films systems 90, used
Hd tho complete story Of rcieronr"
.Hrllnns and payments is Kept on
ho card mn" concern keeps Ia touch
..ir customers who haN, used me
.auu.uy credit through form let
lr.. u.tug them 90 ugain t1l' al.
uuiaf" oi The company credit syf-
tom uhDnryor they desire.
iht.a letters are sent oui Win more
lr lrs frequency according 20 The
iclyi's ui M" account as long as
BE- rurcrfl haE the customer dd.
lr.ss should the customer move
tpsy and ilc letters b. re.lrnci o.
D., cnnnI..S im q rew nddr a. then
De- Dtm letters cease. 80 s.H-f
30. ..rt white g. toner's account
t,I,, ulit the payment rl ~
ud lr,d actuuniH grr mot turned
lcr to ibc gal department until
yrr, lou cot letter Ia th" regular
| riunol. Calls 90 bring r"sppus".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
: RIuSE
GGp El,N STORE fiNltitt

C-urry 1orc az q rule DO not
om to m.kc u.s. % window back
.lnrrds ls much as do stores Ia
i,he. nu,s sRurEs United Stores. CO..
'o.sc. Idaho. nave huil, n @ fiNidr'
SAD eort.t three distinct and wur =
. h.ln purposes.
Tnn d. thiee-stcli iiStur" tha.
ans alosr one side of the stor' ~
fsit fhs window base with ~
ip,riug ll 81 fot the radiator
This scryea trgt Of an the ue''Nf>ir,
une'lopt 81 stocking the ilrils
.rchcfe ana cookies Il also give
be- 'or, ar inside display of thee
.ondr And. o. Il e. open 20 boil
1es .a1 against the window base
20 SERVES o. % background tia mean
tirdnw display OF the same -oods
90 ut sflgurod that as long as g
'isir"r had to b. designed % tak'
az of tho stock Il might just "a vel
lfriny the Goods inside aud uui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
BOND EI.rfrinN CNI.Irn.

The Potter County Commission.
ers' Court has taken another pro.
gressive step.
The members 81 tho oour' hav,
called an election Tor April third
when the matter Of issuine bond
for the erection OF county hospital
will be submitted 10 the people.
The proposed new hospital has M,
united hacking Of the Pottei
County Medical Society and Of p-ac
ticslly every public spirited orEani
xation In the city.
There b. In fact. distinct nee,
for another modornly cquippec
sanl,arium In Amarillo The p"o
pie OF the Panhandle ~ Texas de-
serve accommodations In tho prln
clpal city Of the section They onEh
"a have a hospital, In every way NJ
10 date. that can be reached quickl'
IN ease OF emergencics
There are several rood sanlinr
iums IN other cities as we'll as IN
Amarillo. But they have NOT suffle
lent rooms TO take care Of all eases
Plainyiew has good sanitarlum
but like the one here. q b. frequent,
~ crowded with paiIonis and pros
pecilye patients are therefore eom.
PEELED 10 pa on 10 Fort Worth o.
Dallas.
There ID NO Institution which o. Of
greater importance 10 ihs public
generally than q faod hospital
We believe that there b. not M
slightest denbl that when the mat
Ter comes IN vote on April thlfd
. larfe majority of iha people sIl
fayor she issuing n bond. iH ~
sum If $3.50 oon. Co., rIufads ffau
the sale ~ shieh f a. o. rtr. ndr
IN che manner oulllnrd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
HAS PLANS COMPLETED

~ Aasocatsd Pre-
ATLANTA. l'o1. la.-.pllus FOR
HE 1929 baseball season uf the
southern Association wrrr practically
completed at th" annual spring
meeting here today
The directors. del ycd iu meeting
until the afternoon spent their time
10 revision OF the rule. and th"sh-
ms out other natter. md tonight
'ook up the question of adopting e
playing schedule
TWO tentative schedules were
suhmlttpd hy the committee.
Decisions made today as uuuouuc-
I'd by & 5 Parker acting secretary,
follow:
Adoption oi ihp major league roe
Visions In playing and scoring rules
with the exception that thv penalty
Tor illegul delivery In pitching as
defined In the rules hc haIk' &c
runners are on base or "b'lk" II
40 base Is occupied. The southern
already has ouilnWcl The 'pit
bali