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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
eNtremeties in unsuccessful efforts
70 locate a foot rail in England.
elrnnd nm TnIINhn Cnnch.

d
I TO locate a foot rail in England.
Signed up TaIlyho Coach.
Our first financial venture was the
signing Of a lease for the duration OF
/ our soJourn in odd Lunnun," this for
D a tallyho coach propelled by six white
I horses. the ensemble including two
I uniformed Wallets and one skilled
/ trumpeter- This outfit was scheduled
[ 70 arrive every morning in the court
| Of the Cecil hotel at o'clock. the
| entry to be announced by trumpeter
l piping Up a Hot Time in the Old
Z Town Tonight" or some other equally
! classic American production. It was
not our intention to take high society
quickly TO the mat, neither did we
care TO cripple but Just kill them
and end all suffering. Our team
members were men Of unusual size.
making a striking appearance as they
showed on the strand in their walking
suits, long overcoats and topped with
tail tiles. assuming the American
swaEgar.
A number OF the team were OBJ
served in the hotel lobby by m
EngIishman, who came to me with
the remark, captain Marshall
you have n deuced fit looking lot
OF men, Undue pride Immediate
" inflated my system and con-
fided TO him the fact, They re-
minded me of Happy Cal Wagner's
liinstrels on street parade.1 The
remark bounced from the Eng
lishmnn to Chauncy Powers who
agreed with me rs n diagnOs-
tician. Our first coach trip wus
made 10 the grounds of the Mid
dIeseN Gun club, where our series
Of five races were to be shot
later.
A white tented city was erected in
the shooting paddock back OF the
traps, where everything was veuded
from pink tea TO scotch and soda
For the personal convenience Of our
team they had placed a commodious
tent near the traps. making it home
like by flying a large American flag
from the top an invite to all disciples
OF Uncle Samuel TO come and see us,
which they certainly took advantage
OF during the events We were home
guests OF the English team members,
honor guests OF clubs, while the
American colony added materially 10
our evenings entertainment.
Many noted points Of interest were
shown US, our evenings being devoted
TO the real angle Of London sight
seeing. Ny next team article appear
ing in this paper will cover our days
OF practice and impression Of the style.
form and accuracy Of our opponents
Copyrighted by Tom A. Marshall
8IARSHALL'S ANSWERS To MN
RODS.
Q. Has there been any sportsmen
shooting ducks this spring
Frank Monroe
A. Possibly a few hunters have
killed birds this spring, no sports
men,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Two base hit. Roth Three base hits.
johnson. Gardner Speaker Home run.
O'NeiIL Stolen bases Rice Harris pou-
BE plays Rice 20 Shannon 20 Picinich
Chapman 20 WamhsEanss TO Johnston
Bases on balls. Caldwell. .; Zachary, g.
NIehaus. Z Merton. 2; johnson / In
ninEs pitched. Caldwell. %; Niehaus,
Is: Morton. "a. Zachary. 8; johnson.
q. Clark. Is Struckout. Caldwell i.
Morton. I; Johnson. I; CLARK. l. Wild
pitches. Caldwell. Norton. Clark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
RED S0X CLEAN
Up ON ST. LOUIS
Timely Hitting Wins for
Beaneaters; Babe Ruth
Gets a Homer.

Boston. Mass. May 27.-Boston cleaned
up the series by defeating St Louis We'd
Eesday. Peunock pitched effectively until
the ninth, while Shocker's wilduess con-
tributed largely to the result Hendryx led
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Join the International Gymnasium
Club, located under the Border bank.
cor. Stanton and Texas SITS. Coolest
room in FL Paso. See all the boxers
In action. Every Friday night visitors
night, free Come in and look US
over. ASK Jack at the Lobby.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Where They Play Friday.
salt lake at Seattle.
Sacramento at Portland
Oakland at san Francisco.
Vernon at Los ArgeleE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

New York. Nay 27.-Ths New York
Yankees made II two ou+ % three from
Detroit wednesday. 1f~ -dge Won his
first victory OF the seas and held De-
troll % four hits In the second inning
Ruth drove the ball Into the upper right
field stand for his eighth home run Of
the year
Score r H 2
Detroit 900 900 10o-1 /
New Torlr.-.-...--...o11 900 1T 0
Batteriess Detroit. Dauss- Ayres and
stanage: New York, Mogridgs and fan
nah
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Pittsburg. Pa, MAY 27.-Broozlyn won
from PittzburE by hitting Wlsner hard
"wednesday. Grimes was hard 20 reach
but practically gave PittsburE It's two
runs. one with a Wild pitch with a man
on second. and the other BY hitting
batgnan with the bases Full.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

sd Artillery. Eighth Cavalry.
Lieut. Argo ------1 ...-. Capt Smith
Lieut. Quirk mai. Tones
Lieut.. Reynolds % Can't. KIoeDfer
Capt White Cant. Jones
Scoring: GoaIs-ArEo. Quirk. Rev
nolds- White ., Smith, Capt Jones.
Capt. Kloepfer. Safety, Smith.
In Sunday afternoons contest the
hneups win be changed in one or two
places They viii be as follows
SD ARTILLERY. Eighth Cavalry.
Lieut.. Argo ..-...1..... Capt. smith
Lieut.. Quirk ....2..Iieut. Upton
Lieut.. Reynolds. Can't. II. Jones
Capt. White ..4 Capt /. Jones
Substitutes wiz be as follows: For
Lieut.. Argo. Lieut.. Merrill: for Lieut..
Upton, Capt. Kloepfers for Capt l.
Jones, Capt. Labey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Washington. D. C.. May 27--Washing-
ton defeated Cleveland In the only game
PLAYED out Of a series OF three Wednesday
As a result % the defeat and Boston's vic
tory over St Louis. Cleveland lost the
leadership I'm lhs American league race
Judge. washington first baseman. made
five hits IN as many times At bat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Philadelphia. Pa. Nay eI.-Philadel-
phIa hammered Williams for II bits IN
four innings. easly defeh ting Chca -
wednesday Home runs BY Perry and
DuEan made the total Is IN ten playing
DAYS at the local American league park
Score. RI E
CHICAGO ........-.. 90 900 900 g
Philadelphia 1900. go so o2s-10 IS
Batteries. Chicago. Williams, Payne ard
sohalk. Lynn Philadelphia Perry and
Perkins
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Milwaukee. 8; Columbus, g.
Kansas City. = Toledo. Is.
Minneapolis, 4 Louisville, 5. CTen In
ninEs.l
ST. Paul. s. Indianapolis. 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

fBatred FOR Wlsner IN nlnlA-
Score by innings
Brooklyn ----------- W ~ ~ q
PittsburE 5000 .---------'- olo elV gol--
Two base hits. Kilduff. eaton and cut
shaw. Three base lift. Grimes stolen
bases Nicholson and Carey Sacrifice hts,
Grimes. Carey Double plays, Olson 20 kil-
DUFF TO Eonetchv. Bases on balls, Grimes,
9: WIsne-. 2 Hit by pitcher. Grimes. 2
struckout. Grimes, 3; Wisner g. Wild
pitch. Crimes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

ALLhLAAD STAGE OE- IOL A4ELs
Wellington. May 27.-Auclzland has
been chosen as the scene OF the Davis
cup tennis tournament by the New
Zealand lawn tennis associa ton,
which recommends the tournament
be held December 20 TO December "a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Two base hits. Gedeon- Jacobson, austin
F4erdrvx- 2, McNaHy. Nenosi-y. Hooper
stolen bases. Sisler. Hooper. Menosky.
Schanr. Sacrifice hits. Gedeon, HendryN-
WcTnnIs. .: Pennock- Double plays, Nc
Innls 70 Scott Bases on balls. shocker' r
Pennock. 3 Hit BY pitcher. by shocler. g
Struckout. Pennock, s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
.CINCY REDS WIN
ENTIRE SERIES
Cards Go Down Before the
Hard Hitting National
League Champs.

St Louis. No. May 27.-st. Louis de-
feated Cincinnati in a wild game We'd
nesday- st. Louis won in the eighth when
Stock tripled and scored on Hornshy' s
single 20 LETT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Oskaloosa. Ia, May 27-Johnny
Meyers, champion middleWeight
wrestler, successfully defended his
title against Paul Prehn here
Wednesday night, winning two falls
out Of three.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Where They Play Friday
Boston at Brooklyn
Philadelphia at New York
Plttsburg al Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Oklahoma City, 5; wichita, 1.
Des Moines. s. St Joseph. l.
Tulsa, /: Joplin. 2. (six inninga)
Omaha at Sioux City, wet grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
STANDINGS


Where They Play Friday.
Detroit at St Louis
Chicago at Cleveland
New York at Boston
washington az Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Three base hits, Daubert. Honshy, Four
nier. stock stolen bases, smith, Lavan
Sacrifices. Roush. Neale. Smith. Lavan.
Clemona Double plays, Crane, kopf ana
Daube1t; Hornsby. Lavan and Fourier, .
Bases on balls. Ring. 4; Fisher. l. Haines
j: Jacobs. E. Innings pitched. Ring. 2-3;
HafneS. g: Fisher. Is: Jacobs, z-3s
EIler. L. Shcrdel. 10. Hit by Titcher by
sherdel. 1. Struckout. by Ring, 9, Fisher
/: Jacobs. 1. Wild pitch. Haines, Jacobs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Little Rock. s; Atlanta. I.
Nashville. q Mobile. Z.
Memphis. 3. Birmingham, 2
Chattanooga l. New Orleans, O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

THE Star Spangled Banner Banner.
Long may she wave Was there
ever a non-hyphenated American
who can gaze upon old lory or
listened 10 the PLAYING Of THE Star
Spangled Banner" in foreign lands,
whose red blood corpuscles did not
start Jumping the hurdles and water
bitches in their system. their chest
expand with pride and eyes assume
a semi-lachrymos condition What a
restful, satisfied. contented, protec-
torate and home-loving feeling is
kindled in Yankee traveller or
tourist as he rests in the shadows Of
that starred and striped combination
Of bunting backed by our Uncle
Sam.
Arrive In London.
The all-American team Of wingshots
who represented America in all inter
national races in 1901, were imbued
with a reverence and love for the
old flag, lever carried with us)
adopted as our mascot and proving a
winning sesame under any and all
conditions during our tour in pursuit
Of International trapshooting honors.
was a succession Of interesting cpl
sOdes and scenery. Continuous effoUt
on the part Of landscape gardeners
made our entire crosscOuntry trip q
source OF eye delight. Our arrival
was heralded ahead TO sportsmen in
terested in trapshoOting.
At every train stop we were met
by a congenial aggregation, many
Of them accompanying us into
London. Members OF the British
team, unable TO make the recep-
rion trip to Liverpool. met US at
PnddingtOn station. As our spec
iul train pulled slowly in, cheers
were our first Introduction 10 the
assembled crowd. An excellent
band played for our benefit, the
"Stnr SDanEled Banner n chest
inflatOr, eye dampener and home
reminder. ~ Carriages, decorated
with American bunting wheeled
us TO the Cecil hotel on the banks
Of the Old River Thames.
At the hosiery, an extended settle
ment Of American colonists are al
ways found. Many directly con-
nected with Americas sports world,
were seated around the thirst tables
In the outside court Immediately ex-
tending 70 Us a glad hand and ask
Ing II we had seen the American bar
IN the hotel. The inquiry became so
general that curiosity enticed US TO
enter. The only innovation which
savored Of American equipment was
The brass fOof-rail, which proved an
especial qualification TO Jim Elliott, I
lne Of our team members, who had I
prior TO this time elongated his pedal 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Gardner appreciated the situation
fully and was willing enough TO con-
cede Max the putt and the match,
but for one thing. He told Max that
were IL not the last putt he would
give it TO him Under the circum-
stances he felt that Max should 20
through the formality OF holding out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Il Tour JegTeIry out OF Dlfef
We win fix II ike new
sheldon JeWelry Co--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
BASEBALL


At Dallas. RHE
Dallas ...-.-.-.-..- 900 OO1 001-2
san Antonio 10000. 900 001 000-1 4 o
Batteries Dallas. Conley and Robertson
san Antonio. Finchsr and Gibson
Fort worth -------- OF 00s 0o--s II
Beaumont .-.-..--.- 500 1O1 600 2
Batteries: Fort Worth. Robertson and
Haworths Beaumont, Martina and East
cry
At Wichita Falls. Ri z
wichita Fails 49,. 900 900 DOL
Houston .--....-.--. 600 900 600 1
Batteries: Wichita Falls. Bush and
kitchens; Houston Glenn and Noyes-
At Shreveport r H E
Shreveport - 4o2 90 1os-s
Galveston ..---..-..- o10 900 o00-1
Batteries: Shreveport Black and Vann:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
OPERATORS ARE CLOSELY WATCHING
BRECKENRIDGE TOWNSHIP DRILLING
CAMPAIGN; BIC PRODUCER REPORTED

Already tentative agreement las hrcn
reached &C. permit drilling Ia certain
parts uf tine ,ilv but since a., Castle
man 80 I ct The stephens County oil
4 Gas Cwumu, the first producer In.
eide tho aty limits has given indica.
tions ~ flush production Of around
1 iuoo barrels daily, u is admitted hv
all concerned that % viii be- difficult On
prevent the drilling 1T wells throughout
| the city
The C,stlcnan BE- only two blocks
from Main street when II first went
into the sand It flowed - barrels la y
minutes hut later was shot and then
made longer flow AZ the rate of b
| tween I Goa and i.0O0 barrels daily. II
has not been drilled In completely and
some operators are confident u viii
prove u worthy rival ~ the famous
Stuker gushcr to the south of town
IN thu past few weeks the Breckcn
| ridge district has Ind trcmcndou'
! play and has responded With some 81
| ~, hest producers bon the history of oil
Development in the north central Texas
| fields Al the dop" Indicates that th'
county srnt is sitting rirht ON top OF
the heart 81 the hig pool and that u
viii De- difficult to recover fully from
this pool without going int" IN" sand'
under the city
| IN the Sipo Springs deep field tn
Mourman we'll II the Humble oil a n
nning Company h showing up yer,
we'll fur q goud producer and viii revive
interest In ~ immediate territory Thu
wen. which has been producing som,
uil fur many weeks. has been shot anf
responded with much stronger flow
immediately after the shot the oil went
high over the derrick
Ia thu Eastlnnd field interest agair
~ r"ntcrd un the now kincaid well n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
NONAL SUMMER SESSION
WILL E{ OPENED TODAY

S,sc ial 10 The News
CANYON. June THE summer srs
rlon of the West Texas state Normal
College will open Tuesday. June =.
MANY students have already reached
Canyon. aud a record breaking attend.
ancc is expected Those In charge u
the new college dormitory. Cousins
Hall. are preparing To- give meals to
students during the summer session
The price of meals will be- SEQ per
week Work will bc offered for stu.
dents desiring to obtain advanced stand.
ing In the regular courses of the instl'
tuition. also for students desiring tu
prepare for the state examination.
A number IT attractions have been
provided fur the Summer students. The
following will be- covered by the blankc,
tax. The Zo,ilncrs, Ten Educational
Motion Picture Shows, one scientific
lecturer 1--WE lectures. and other mum.
hers not yet selected. The blanket tax
covers also subscription tO THE
Prairie" tho college paper. The Dew
crcux Players will be- here for four
engagements. They will give two ~
Shakespeare plays. She Sleeps Va
Conquer. and The Rivals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

the Frank BAY oil Company. the Ardi'
auuur sr,dpn Company aud the ukch
Hanger uil Cpunny THIS well b. ono
mile north ct Eaul1nd and has been
showing foe production Tor many
months and recently was shot into
production ut thirty barrels daily but
thst was not satisfactory g. the drillcrs.
as II would not boz profitable. After a
little deeper drilling. the well has d.
Ncluped u considerably stronger hog,
now cunning hy heads with the hole
standing mll of oil n IL estimated to
De- making 3oo barrels daily aud this IA
believed to indicate that the production
Will extend Tor about eight miles o.
the northwest IT ashland connecting up
In continuous field from the kinca.d
to the ENall well ~ the Texas Com
Iuuy recently brought in for about
2.oOo barrels daily. Between these
wells the T. ! Carter we'll % Root
Hupp and Duff VAS brought ~ durin-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
BENSON NOW OCCUPIES
LAST HOME Of JAMES
IlN Grnrrr Z. I've.


RYE. England. June 7.-E =. Hcn'
ron. the British novelist. has bought
and now occupies the former home ~
Henry James IN this pleasant little
south coast town That tidy brick
huuyc. neither large nor ustcntatious,
but one of Hyc's chief mansions. now
drplayg a plain white stone engraved
with:
Henry james Author; lived here
iNaS.i9lG
The house IL several hundred years
old. set. externally. II would pass rs a I
ordinary fcaturclcss modcrn houFr. II
has srrupulnus nircty In one az two de-.
tails Perhaps that impression is an
illusury association. Anything assn
clatcd with Henry James should hay"
scrupulous nicely
The lncM guide book says Lamb
HouyC." the residence of the late Henry
Jamcr. a distinguished American auth
~ and playwright George ! was enter
tanned here by Mr.. James Lamb In 1928
and stood godfather To- his hosts lit.lc
baby Gcorgc II was also q visitor In
i53G. Mr. James Lamb having been
mayor ON the occasion of both royal
visits The pinclcd bedroom occupied
Nv the latter king ~ still called George
u Chamber"
The visitor early learns In Rye that
Mr.. henson Is surrounded hy his own
personal furniture. that he does not re-
gard his home as a public museum.
that be- ducs not want tu bc annoyed
By sightsccrs.
With lamb House the executors sold
the adjacent summer house where
James dictated most uf his novels To an
ananutnEis. and n few abutting cot
tarcs u was while living In Lamb
an Englishman
To- get To- the last home IT the fastl,l
ious eX.American novelist. the genius
who erected those tremendous literary
laboratories Tor the dissection uf small
passions. ! had to zigZag through
many Comical little street. Rye. one
uf the medieval "Clinquc ports" on e
seaside hill froutcd 10y battered old
fort anciently known as Yprcs Castle
mas Mithin us small ARA lahNflnu
of small lanes. This intricacy of bye
WAYS through so tiny u borough germ
d,ye's population II less than 1000
must have pleasurahly engaged the In
tense magnifylng faculty uf Henry
James extraordinary perceptions.
But the chief attraction 10 him wa
the unsullied antiquity of our 81,
town" aid the mayor uf Rye. Jess
Deacon. a printer, ~ he walked alons
with me. Mr. James. you know
looked the world over for a suitable
place Ia settle down and produce ~
visited Rye several times before ~
bought Lamb House and the adjoininI
property. Afterwards he said man
| times that he was content. that h. ha'
chosen the perfect place for thinking
aud writing"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
W|CH|TA-sLATON OIL
| COMPANY IS SOLD OUT
srccI.l TO The Nov.

Special io The News
SI.ATCN. Texas June "A deal
that has been pending for some time
has been finally consunmatcd In which
the Wichita. Slaton GA 90. has sold n
twoacrc tract In BuiAburnctt and a
producing well for consideration nf
S7S3. 10000 To the Powers Petroleum
Trust Estate. The Powers Estate owns
nearly 500. OO0 acres of leases In Texas.
Oklahoma. Louisiana, New Mexico AMI
old Mexico.
The Wichita Slaton oil Company Is
capitalized u, only S75OoO II is owned
almof exclusively by Slatun people
and they still have other valuable acr'"
age and one producing well In the shal
low hclt of Iowa Park The officers
and directors If the Wichita Slaton OH
60. are all Slatun people and offices arr
maintained In this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
ARMSTRONG COUNTY
FARMERS ORGANIZE
Special 10 NE New,

Special tn ne News
CLAUDE. June One hundred and
nny farmers and business men re-
.pundcd to the call Tor meeting II thc
farmers Jun. > at the court house In
Claude Topics IT vital interest to the
county were thoroughly discussed. The
wheat harvest. the labor shortage.
prices. markets and transportation n
crops were the leading topics of the
meeting \ wheat growers association
was one of the products of the meet
ing. Mutual help and mutual protcc'
ton against the common foes &c tn
farmer was discussed aud many wor;h
whilc/suggcs,ions brought out. \ fine
cooperative spirit prevailed and the
body went into permanent organization
for the further development of every
farm interest In the county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
CLOVIS MAN NAMED
CONVENTION DELEGATE


Sprsia io Thc News
CLOVIS. y. NJ. June 5-Chas. T..
Dennis IT Clovis was named rs one 81
the delegates to the democratic national
convention ~ san Francisco hy th'
state convention al Roswell Friday.
MIR Dennis Is a prominent Curry
county democrat and has attcndc
every state democratic convention rs 4
delegate Tor number uf years The
New Mexico delegation will ga unin'
NruCtcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
EXCITEMENT CAUSED
OVER REPORTED SHOWING
Sre, ial 10 the news.

Sl.ATDN. Texas. June 5.-Cunsidcg'
able excitement prevailed here when II
was learned that the Post well near
Iusiiccburg had reached an oil produc'
Ing sand and that drilling operations
had been discontinued until more casing
could be secured. when, It II stated th"
well will be- brought In. Many people
here own acreage there and are await
Ing developments with much interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
BAPTIST REVIVAL
At CLAUDE CLOSES

So rei, :" The News
CLAUDE. June THE revival al
the First Baptist church conducted hy
Dr Evans and Evangelist Cauzunira uf
Fort Worth. came Ia a close Sunday,
The large Baptist church was packed
to full capacity at all services sunday.
over forty members wgrc added to
the church beside other conversions
that have not yet unic'l with any
church.
Dr Evans sermon Sunday morning
on "rhr Churches Vision" was of dcoi'
thought aud power
ice Cauzomira the Italian singing
.vangclirt. was one 81 N, best and
mos, enjoyed that has ever been IN
claude The meeting WAS AN inspiration
tu the entire community.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

sps,ial 10 TIE News
FORT WORTH. June Just ut this
stage IL the game It II difficult tu fore.
east what effect the bringing In Of a
gurhcr inside the city limits ~ lircck.
cnridgc will have. The town lot dull.
ing campaign there has been a moot
question Tor some weeks, With the ull
and gas division 81 the Texas rpilrui
commission seeking to stop spuliaii"1
at this growing metropolis Of stephens
county 10y scattering It with this black
and dirty but highly valuable product
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Fort Worth Markets.

~ Associated Press,
WORT WORTH Juno '.-Catue r.
CENTS 1000: strong. Reeves N.ao'f
$40 so; s,ockcrs s7OOH So 90; cows sac
dse Is: hcifcrs s5.5Oa sio5o; bulls $50
as 90; calves ssbOais2t
Hog receipts $500. ~ to - cent ad
vance. Heavy si3.75nsltoo; lighl
SItOaasil 20. medium Sl3.ooH sl3.7s
miNcd sisoo2SlsOo; common Sii.ooj
$1,000. Igs seoo1sii.2S. =
sheep receipts 3.ooo: steady. l.si0'
and warnings, $3.50; wcthcrs fSSogSi
81 90: ewes S7.oog $500; culls <iysoH
81 90: goats siOoh $500. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Wichita live stock.

81 ~ 20 T'0 NeNa
WICHITA. kas.. June 1000 hogs
~ cents higher. top iiio: bulk iS6oh
1 ioa. 100 cattle; steady tn strong
steers Gsoa 1850. lat ycarlings iiooh
1859. Texas grass steers 5000 1859; hcif
rrs and cows sooa iloO. fancy Ted year
lingu iIooa 1890: Texas grass cows Nh'
1850. stockers and feeders sooh iooe
demand fur heavy Kind stock cuws an,
h.ifcrS is0aS5o: bulls 500 $40: calves
.0asr 900