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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

$3.50 CASH makes first payment on four
high lot. fenced and cross fenced Tor
chickens and garden near car line and
phone owner Cedar $50,
but not completely. convenient TO two
street ,hra ani lltney paved street. good
%H SSd RsSs w sT month pSsns , nCS.tora
Ooarc $3.50 Cedar 1859
FOR RENT-Thfoe rooms OF DUPLEX rent
$50 month. nicely furnished and the
Mporchcad Paine ossrc 5bas or Cedar $50
FAST sipE-A dandy six-room house
very nicely furnished two rooms with
by buying tho furniture; call Moorehoad-
Paine osnEe bb2a or cedar $50
A NICE cOHN apartment OF four room.
furnished mostly In mahogany; for rent
and the furniture for sale at a bargain
cell Moorehcad- Paine Usage $3.50 or Cedar
HOUSES Tor rent by buying furniture. we
have hargainsi Cedar los
FOR RENT-Tour-r apartment AMI
sleeping porch by buying tho furniture
tha, Is clean and IN Al condition. 72s n.
cheyenne. second floor south,
TuREE ROOMS AZ $40 n. Peoria. block
nt strsat car iine.
COTrAGE FOR rent: CLOSE In. To adults
only, furniture for sale osaGe sslt
FIVE ROOMS ot nice furniture for $500
cash, can rent house n YOU buy furni-
ture for $50 per month; phone Usage ss23
or osaFe ai7a-R
ONEltAlF duplex house. furnished. call
AZ CPS Troost. Osage sol.
HOUSE FOR RENT by buying four rooms
~ good furniture, on payments, inquire
a. 10 y Main phone osaEe SEES
MODERN nyo-room house on car line
CITY. npplv At as N Chevenne
FOR RENT Eight-ro house, double
rlr'gc' southwey; furniture for sale;
.W.NTgp ady stenorraphers TO
share halt ~ furnished duplex from
owner. close in phone Usage GOs9
ron NENT-Truck with careful men TO
furniture moving and long distance haul
ing speciality cot our rates. phones
osago 3stS S5Ss. Atlas Transfer q storsgs
ITfvr ROOMS and sleeping porch 10,
rent furniture Tor sale 7O5 L Fourth
OErICEs ANn DESK ROOM 10
! ONE OFFICE room Tor rent To dress-
maker only, inquire az room T. il5i9 $.
| Main
STORES AND wARFHoUSEs so
,TUE ENTIRE second floor 6Oxi4O feet
| of the Stanshery Bldr. at $40 n Main
Tor rent. Lon r. StanshCry.
STORE ROOM ttoor, rent GOOD, location.
phone ossse 2o2s sle y. THIRD.
wANTED-To RENT AZ
CHOOL TEACHER wants To rent mod.
ern four or fiye-room house; address
fs-C, care of World
ANrEpLSmsl apartment. walking dis
A.! tanee; Will buy furniture Usage 672g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

NEW, ATTRACTIVE f1ve-room bunga-
low, mOderni garage; cement walks
around house: beautiful lot; close to car
school: church; near Kendall college; will
soil right $1,000 cash, balance easy. Usage
So50-7i20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

NIVNFN MI WNNFHUI NfN 30
TWE ENTIRE second floor. 6Oxl4O feet
of the Stanshery Bldr at $40 y Main
Tor rent. Lon n. StanshCry.
STORE Room ttcor, rent GOOD location
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

FOR SALE-My home. 7is s. High ST.,
Neosho Mo, good seven-roSm house;
concrete cellar; fine shade; plenty OF
fruit for family use: peaches, plum cher
rles apples and grapes; three Acres Of
lauo in cultivation and all necessary out
buildings apply owner, H. Marshall,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

TWO HOUSES-One live, one six-room
modern, on corner lot: paved street;
six room vacant March 1; t5.OOO-t5OO
cash, balance terms; cnll at i4i5 r.. Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
FLATS IuH>IsnED
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT

ror ront rlt room modern Rpsrtmcntj b-rt
100 city providing you bus tho solid ma
horany furniture. oriental rurs and beau
TRULY deromied china Address sss-c.
THREE or foui room furnlshtd apart
mrut. within walking distance; ono
block from Kendall car. 1895 y. second.
cedar lso.
a VERY bEstHAULE four room and
large sleeping porch apartment private
bath, brick building south aud east Ok
pomrea rcnt go call 800 w Fourth ~
ron RENTING. room basement apart
ment close IN curnpleteiy furnished
phone oEaee sl2h.I
nousEs roR RENr II
FOn HENT-A modern house. sleeping
porch. garage ana well Of good water.
SEQ, rhnne OsnEe ttb9
CINCINNATI, n itOo-one hall Of sis.
gtcs% Pony $?'p'': ,si "si;" '"Siy mSS sSSS
FOit nENT-Fiye-roo house, with fur
uiture fof sale; phone osnge sla.
MADISON. n. Sfg-rhree- -room duplex.
$50 per month; modern; electric lights.
Tor rent by buying furniture, first class.
call SUNDAY.
Cheapest RENT IN CITY
tive-room s'ticty modern house; sir
blocks from Main; by buying furniture.
rent permanently osase saa
FuR HENT--rhrre- room modern. unfur-
nished house phone slso.
10 LEASE 70 .,ssponaible party for slI
In on south side, sleeping porch and "a
rage 'l2b per month, address ss9-C, care
NJ World
CiNCfNNATi. n '1o--For rent to re-
apartment; three large rooms private
bath; clothes closet. large sleeping porch:
Usage 1870
roomH Ohree bedroomsl basement and
setaH-l hardwood floors throughout. rent
iso; dg s[hi'ts only G. G. MsTriS q Co.. fsb
Elwood n you buy furniture; 1850. call
Allison rlrht now. orage t74t,
BEAuT1FuL fiye-room bungalow Tor
lovely turnlture tor sale ,i7o,i '
For RENT-servant quarters. call 1870
SUNDAY. Monday Usage 400.
NEw TIPEE-nooM house with helt
acre % ground In Ksnloch Park sddi-
FOR RENT--Six room bungalow $50 per
month; by buying $500 ~ furniture
500 cash; balance terms; 1895 ". Third
HOusEs-EuHNIsHEO IN
NEWLY PAPERED hve.roop house Tor
rent; tyg5 gss month; fuy'turs Tor sale
HOUSES Tor rent by buying Furniture
rooms ranging from TO o.. Hines a
Moore. OsaEe 2sl6.
Fon RENp.-Three rooms by buylnE fur
niture and player plano for $500 cash
rent SEQ; two blocks east OF celia Clinton
school. half block south on First St., West
Tulsa.
-FOUR Room HOUSE for rent by buylnE
furniture; rent 1e5; close In; oSaGs
2Glh
-FOUR ROOM pUPLEN for rent by buy
ing furniture rent $50: call Usage l2siS
EAST SlbE-Four rootus Of modern du-
plcx. nicely furnished for rent by buy
lng the furniture; cali Moorehead. Paine
o9age 6bas or Cedar $50
CLOSE IN south side; a dandy 1i.room
uuuhn, upNtAlth arIahE"u IN two-rooh
furnished for rent by buying the furnl-
turc az bargain; call Moorehead- Paine
Usage bba9 or Cedar $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
FOR TRADE-MIsCtllNNFOls s

FOR TRADE-MIsCELINNE 73
FRApE ON five or aiN-rOom modern
house in good location " vacant prop
.rty: Buick light SIX IN iirst class con-
ditlon; call OBage 2beA-J. --
WILL TRADE Chandler ehpinmy on tive
or six-room dwelling worth the money
and will pay $1,000 In CASH phohe Usage
:S73 --------------,---------
jsoR TRADE--g0-acre Lease In proven
Kansas territory; ssoOi VIII take good
car and pay difference; phone Oseke -. ~
oinsa in on south side; good income
property; price siAooo; viii take eood goo,
car or sInsller. ..1e house - as f'rS' pay Hen'
phone Usage zs14
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

Zoo CASH makes first payment on good
four Groom house: on nice high, fun sized
lot, nice garden plot and chicken yardE
AL fenced. balance. ot 32.SsO easy
terms, phone owner, Cedar $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

BARGAiN-siS-room and porch: duplex:
one.car garage well: near car line and
school. only 5000, $500 cash. good
terms! " I A. 9OG 8 Denver, city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

RARGA AIS--S0uth side. two-stnry, mod
ern. nlne-room and basement. close in;
80 500 call Mira Henderson Monday,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
500 ACRES. FIRST AND SECOND
nTUUn nnTTDM

RIVER BOTTOM
$50 In cultivation: 800 acres first class
alfalfa: all fine for wheat. corn. oats. cot
ton and any other crops; two sets good.
plain improvements. tvG windmills. two
silos: 10 miles hog -tighN fence; Improve
ments on high, beautiful ground small.
young orchard bearing: no better farm,
size considered. In this state.
Place approaches to within one mile rail
road station and to within five miles
county seat: some 5000 Inhabitants, and
two trunk line railroads
Plenty fine water and shad@; place well
adapted to cattle and hogs; operated by
owner and possession to suit purchaser: II
sold soon crop to go with place: lb0
acres wheat, 10 corn; 40 alfalfa, and the
rest 10 corn and other spring crops.
This farm priced to sell: no trades: pIats
and full Information by letter to inter
ested party.
J. 4. Burns. owner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
Three
Good
CORNER
Properties
NORTH SIDE

Five rooms. breakfast room, base
ment. two-car garage and servants
quarters; best of material aSd con.
struction: all convenience, and then
some; very few houses of this char
acter are on the market: $4,000 cash
will handle; north Denver, fun sized
corner lot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

FNtHNNUt--NIIV IVNOIIIIFN 10
FOR SALE-Eight lota; Tulsa Heights
addition; would consider good car as
part payment; phone OsaEc sb2l n.
10 TRADE-Flve- passenger touring ear
for vacant lON or equity In same, phuno
Cedar eiS
FOR TRADE-Five- passenger Nolio car;
We are using every day, price $500
trade Tor lot. NJ. j. Glass 4 Co, phone
cedar iS3i.
COLE S chummy roadster. will trade Hs
first payment on house aud lot, Orngo
1856
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

FOR RENT--S0 acres land all In culu-
walton; ne-half mile north OF Dawson;
phone osage 370i or call at 47t s. Olym-
pia Tulsa
RICH CUToVER bottom land; above
overflow; near railroad; will grow bic
crops corn, cotton; 100 acres 800 land at
$50. Guthrie & SON Ozark Ark.
FOR SALE-s3. SEQ two and one-haIf acre
farm one block south OF the Medic sta
tion; one acre in alfalfa and one IN rye:
modern; two-room house; $50 chickens:
three brood sows; one boar: l2 pigs; one
COW; inquire OF VI. Grove, one block south
OF Medic station or call Usage s962.
SOMEONE TO break up and nut in cotton
crop. 40 acres two miles south on jerks
road. on shares. Phone Usage 7i4
FOR SALE - Fine $50 farm located in
100 miles OF Kansas City, we'll improved
go acres prairie 80 acres wheat, about 14O
acres In pasture balance mostly stubbe
land, with some sod to be plowed for crops
well fenced, plenty of water. Price s125
per acre: S2i 300 can run for years at
9 per cent, no commission notes. = Phone
Usage 6492.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
ExCuANGF-REAL rsrNrE
FOR SALT on ENCmNNGE

FOR SALE or r. hHnse fHr farm now.
modern, aiN-room tupioN house. south
side; close tn monthly r"ntH 500. sprlyo
ts,T5o-s3,50o equity, balance rtNlisn nt
loan; phone Cedar 1861. fse owner Sei
R Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
FOR SALE ny OWNER

PROPERTY AT IN n. DENvER
N you have 81. 600 cash you have an OPP
portunity to buy bargain In ono OF the
most choice locations In the city: this
property is IN Brady Heights on n. Den
yer Hill; Just one square from the Meth
odlst church now being erected II con-
house with modern ConvenlenceE: cellar
and two-story garage. owner home Sun
day afternoon. Real estate agents necS
not reply.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WANJrD--TO UpNJ

wANTED--TO HrNT az
WANTED.-Ftve pr ma room houss fur.
nished In desirable location, by mar
risf couple, best Of reference fufnishei
call Osa4e 1865
WANTED-.By Apfii J, for ons year
small modern house or apartment,
cheap, close IN, Or near car linc. address
tt2.c. care ~ word
WANTED.HT0 rent. modern four or five.
room house or apartment, address BzC-
e. rsre of World
FIVE on siN ROOM house Will furnish
this, office space viii share with Hcne
ono Or rent outright, poH'offics DO, vii
pay your rent FOR privilege ~ getting my
mail IN bos Box S2b
NEPurAuLA DENTlsT wants 10 share
waiting room and small space Tor Op.
grating room with physician In desirable
office building. References exchanged.
Ahdfrra ~ care ~ W"rld -..
WANTED 10 RENT ~ responsible
counle for AiE months comfortable
home ~ eight or nins rooms, south pre-
fsrrsd bert Of references and care given.
phone Gsst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

| $4,000 CASH handles this one. = good
nins-roOm modern houAsA sleeping
porch: basement, ciHtrrn. drive; double
garage: a good place TO rent apartments:
s0b0-7i2o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

TRADE 100 acres land IN Hiowa county
10 miles south OF Hotthc go acres In
stock OF dry goods; what have your Ap-
ply 5as ". St, Lawton, Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
EAnMa InIi IiI.NI
rIAr4 Am ApAnrMrNra

~ hcHE9 of land 2soa q, barton. phon'
Usage afg7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

$3.50 CASH and $40 month buys three
room plastered house with full lot on
Orcutt car line. good we'll barn; chicken
house, wator and gas; price $500.
Sweeney. Usage seas. Usage sass,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

MAIN, NORTH- IS 900. six rooms. base
rnent. hardwood floors throughout; east
front, must be seen to he appreciated; !;
let mo show you Mr. Anderson with the
Yadon Investment Co. 2i9 Security Bldg.
phone OPage 1864
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

FOR SALE Furdaon tractor. lu good
condition used three month";. BNby
Ice 60. nishv. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

$500 CASH puts you In possession Of
well built bungalow Of five rooms on
s. Boston = full price $4,000; balance $40
per month; g. G. Morris & Co. 225 Ken
nedy bldg, Cedar li7s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

Writ. today for this booklet and fre'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
VILLA SURRENDERS

Villa is now reported 10 hav,
surrendered Internationally ano
all " Immediately 10 Mc&ico
Citr 10 place himself at the dis.
l'osal Of the provisional president
VI the Mexican rNublic.
This is good news TO the pc0ple
Of Mexico. who have long lived in
dread OF the bandit.
They believe now that an era %!
genuine peace and prosperity llrs
ahead. Tor Of all the outlaw lead
ers Of this var riven republic. a.,
name Of Villa has been that with
which mothers frightened their
wsywsrd children-ihai which
struck terror into the hearts OF an
who had crossed his path.
Surely Mexico has seen enough
Of blOOdshed and war during toe
last few years. II is time that tho
people again Join the ranks OF th
worlds producers. and il dos h..
gin 10 look as il they would D.
given that chance under H. D.
uueria.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
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81 MMtRy or CONDITION Of
LIVESTOCK AND RtNGi

Amarillo District--Thc average week.
Is precipitation for "a" season. April ..
Co dptr. over the cattle raising section
Of west Texas II as3 inches. Looking
backward H. the great drought years
Il 1915. 1915 aud 1871. that almost de-
pleird the stock ranges Cf west Texas.
war made made history about the time
~ the signing ul the armistIse: sine
then. moisture has been abundant IN
west Texas. the major cattle raising
district 1t tins country. and stock rats
tiers have not bcen slow in taking al
yaniag. 81 this feature VI the weather.
by restocking the ranges With a greater
number aud. in many instances a bet
g.. breed II cattle And this sprin..
the cslf crup. according t. reports. has
been the largest since the drought.
Coupled with the foregoing. the stock
raiser win b. helped IN marketing hi.
the activities nov In process 10 consl.
Grafton bv IN. Bureau ~ Markets un.
der thu direction of the secretary ~
agriculture.
Wyoming Dis,rict-i,augc- excellent.
bat turning. ~ curing. drior over liz.
iric,. ~ showers very lUral Livestock
continue excellent
Utah District Light o. modest
showers rather general. ranges imprut
lnr aud livestock doing wei
Arizona Observation-Disclosures 60 heavy
-huwcrs broke drought north, east nul
.ou'hca1 portions and impro,'I
ranges. Stock water abundant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
SHORrAGE OF COIL

There is now not the slightest
doubt that the nation AZ large. next
winter will face a shortage of iucl
as we'll rs a shortage Of ears in
which TO convey fu,I 10 the various
parts of the country.
II therefore bchooycS the people
of Amarillo TO be- ready 10 suh>'i.
tutc natural gas for coal insofar aS
this will be- possible in the allotted
time. for the simple reason that
ih-Se Is every probability that the
cost of the gas will b. far below
that of the coal which must bc
brought here from the mines.
II j. a fact that Amarillo is pc.
cullarly iortunai" in being able 10
secure natural gas at a time 80
critical.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
Eczema Caused Years
of Intense Agony

Il have suffered intense agony from
cry'r1 IN nav lex ana other parts ~
my budy for wears and received only
Temporary relief from other prcpara.
tons u h. only month since I star.
el o. us PETERSON'S OINTMEN''.
aud there u no sign of -czcma ~ Itch.
ing You can refer 10 me '--Gco. e.
Talbot. e Penfiold street. Buffalo. y.
s.
80 got O hundred testimonials says
ih'tusor 81 Bgifalo jusi a. slaosr. and
honest ~ this one Years aRo. when y
firsi started 10 pat ont PETERSON \
,iNTMENT. made W my mind -
Eiy" biz buX fOI 90 cents aud I ava
till dong r. ss every lruggis, IN th,
,,I-tfv knora
y gu1ranis" PETERSON'S ONT.
MsNT becaus. know that - mighty
healing power u marvellous I say iu
every one who buys q box that u h
r.gidlv guaranteed for eczema s1
rheum Old sUrss blind bleeding AMI
if' hing piles ulcers. skin diseases. chns
ilg borne -alds and sunburn. and Z
pot satisfactory amy druggist viii =.
tuIn vtur money Mail orders filled
Is Peterson ointment Co. Inc. Euffa.
d. NY Randall or W Collins Drur
g. v.r supui, vou Al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
HANSON rOST DISPATCH.
Volt MI I. NJ MlIIR I. Ol I

Nuium" /. Number !. 81 the Hanson
Pot Dispatch made iis appearance"
yesterday. the first issue being edited
by Post COMMANDER " y. Estes Ot the
American Legion. Succeeding issues
az, e. be- edited by other members 81
III American Legion IN rotation.
Mcmhcrs 81 the pest are invited 70
look a, room offered by l., o. Thump.
son 81 the Amarillo Hotel Tor $50 a
month To- bc used ~ a club room by the
organization Attention also II called
tu the yacancy IN thu Offices II vice.
commander. chaplain. and q place ou
the executive committee.
Announcement is made that the mex,
regular M, ting u the Legion viii be-
held az the rooms 81 the Board of CIV
Drv,lopmcni. Tuesday. August . ~
$50 y. IA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
A DEMOCRAT,

81 would no more think of sun.
porting Bailey than any other enc.
my who has tried 10 destroy the
Democratic party. Ben l.oonr,
81 will support Pat NJ. Nefi in
the runoff primaries. r.. T..
Thomson.
While my two rivals in the ~.
bernatorial race differed from me
IN the minor issues of The race. in
the major issues We were onr. -
Pat NJ. Neff.
These are the statements Of three
,rosd men who have the welfare
Of the State OF Texas and OF the
Democratic party at heart.
All Of the forces favornC good
government in Texas will he
leagued with them 10 rcpudiatu
ono again the man who rcpudl.
ated the Democratic adminiSira
lion. the high ideals of his party
and patriotic American soldiers
while they toiled IN the ircnchc,
la Europe.
For il would b. monstron.
for Texas 10 put into the high
vt state office man vii,
failed TO lift hrs finger for hi,
country during its darkest hour O
need. For Joseph Weldon Bale,
neither gave freely 10 the Re-,
Cross 10 bind up the wounds ol
our soldiers. purchased his pr,
rata share of Liberty Bonds MOI
lifted his voice in behalf of III,
government during this period o.
dire stress.
Therefore. We say once again
that the voters Of Texas will. or
August 2sih. rrpudiaie the repudi
ator and rebuke properly the mai
Who has done NJ much for the he
publican party, but who nov
would wear the cloak Of democrat,
in Texas that he may appeal iol
office in disguise.
Every citizen who knows Mr.
lIslley's war record, ana ever,
citizen who followed him in hi,
campaign Of vituperatiOn anC
abuse OF TIE Democratic admins
tration prior to the May primsr.
conventions. knows full we'll tina
his name does not belong on ;
Democratic tickci-thc same whiel
EM bear the names OF Cox an,
Roosevelt, who stand upon III
platform which was adopted by lhr
San Francisco convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29

Bailey an lnpcachmcri uf the Wilson
Admins trninn and a population "a iho
platform which indorscs IT, thee Will
not he without material a. support
them IN that comforting belief \ fond
hope can EDt punishment out IL cir
cumrianccs less substantial than those
attending the political resusclatlon NJ
that gentleman. Nevertheless. those of
ms la Texas who are more familiar with
the political history " this siale know
that MI lailey's success. whether "a
hc the major one Of having come IN
first or tho minor one 81 having conn"
in s'crad haas no such significance a.
o. viii please Republican newspapers
and campaign orators ~ attribute 60 H.
Doubtless most disgruntlcd Democrats.
nud not few Republicans. voted for
Nr BAILEY. 70 the extent that they did.
hif success marks a reputation Of the
Wilson Administration and of The san
Francisco platform which approves ol
~ works. i'ut those who voted fur "
Bailey 90 rruiify their resentment 81.
Do" Wilson Administration ard IA, san
Francisco platform make but vcIv
small percentage az the number Who
supported him. Aud when u IN rcmarK.
Ell that an those who voted Tor him
constitute Ices thnn thiid ~ the total
number participating IN thu primary, Il
viii Ice seen that, ~ n population q
the Wilson Administration aud the san
/ Francisco platform. the result u the
first contest lacks much 81 being I'm.
] pr'sslNc Nj. Bailcy's opposition a. the
Wilson administration was the lrls, uf
the causes IL his success. fact o..
NCil,l hy the Circumstance that IN thi.
campaign hc scdulnusly RETAINED from
repeating those dcnunciations which
brought disaster upon him la the first.
| Mr. Bailey made his candidacy for Gov
crn,r appellant 90 every discomfort. o..
| glrdl"ss az it, motive an validity; and
since Tho dIs,nu,cnts II ih, hour arr
more numerous aud varied that at auv
previous time ON the history NJ the
| country u II not surprising that b.
should receive n plurality IN contest
among f1ar men. Republican cam.
| pJign managers may soc happy au.
gur' in the result uf the contest Just
ended, or. u not that. a' lcas, trNt
that may boz made Go serve them among
people unfamiliar with the peculiar cit.
UJmsnu,'s 81 Texas politics But ~
thu unc Jss- thcy VIII dcluJe them.
| selves aud, IN the other. will expose
themselves to th" danger uf being 10.
iut,d month hence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES

Governor Goa presidential nom
inee Of the Democratic party. :
snxiOns that the Investigation into
the expenditure OF candidates tor
both the Democratic and Kepub.i.
can nominations b. continued with
unabaied yigor. H. believe, tina,
the people ought 10 know. not only
the amounts expended. bat The
pnrpose Of these eApendiiurs.
Their il mo rrasOn why ihIs ~.
yesiigaiion should halt. We b.
lieve that the people ought 20 have
facts Of this sort in their pos +,
sion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29

BABY was taken crying and his
eyes were swollen ard Inilaned.