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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

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uu. operating Iu lUr .u OIL ull in
ID. sure orr one ainllniluw lf
bublu aHd efficient U.tldliuU Soc
were lectures 49, college pl4 surs
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40 canyon CIV when M" hurWUl SOD.
llrh tnlh'd ul Nu lhi village goo
what 70 ippluull' ddul mood pwl
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turn p,, HluC Tine Panhandle d.
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itrurlr hrlltllul estimate NOU 10000
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decide 4 hllld murniil,mi hu
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pnnplr who urhi prrlFn mluIoli
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man ln Potion count, knows Thar
some p.uyhNn uu Do. made tor Ell
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us the Panhandle rIoN 8huv thr
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thine better uHn money ln kWlrlli
build yuur no Wnl
sincerely
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vOrE ron mosPirn IoNps.

This II the day on which tho pco.
pie Of Potter County VIII 81 prI,h
'ggod 10 vote tor or aFalnN thr ls.
lual Of sg3o,o0u u bends fof thc
erection " county hospital IN Ama,
flllu
Apparently lhoro Il bat lilllr op.
position TO the measure There uie
'hoae IN Amarillo Who have not voted
ior single bond issue either In
cly 60 vunl1 IN the momoy ol
man who have already announced
lhcii hearty endorsement, u the
county hospital plan
u ~ fact that present laOllillei
ior hondling serious eases ~ illnu,i
here 80, wholly Inadequate TO the
need u The copmunlly
Il h alto fact that many OF tho
smaller towns Of the Panhandle have
no private sanllarlumF pna must de-
rend upt a Amarillo IN lhi- respect o,
send Their patioula ~ distant cities
Time q e. iaeully oi he gr,al,
90 importance 10 esses NJ illness
Az lmneilalc operation viii often
save b llio, waorral ne removal Of
. patient 40 hospital mahy m.les
dlslanl n ordcr 90 serusr D., OF
proper equipment may result lu lo,r
ol lhal pallsnls hir
Amarillo b lhrIvlpg and pro,
flessiNe olls and ousm a. h, m D.,
slllon Ca carr ior lbn hwlh ut un
people "a sll uww
w hsllup ihul lho peopls ,odsl
h' lheF ballots eIll wskr dar plu,
VISION alonF lhs has
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MllAnn, thu thour

ala and Mrs Ron y 3mlh irJ thn
editors and puhllsh'Is nj me l.,rk.
hoy noacln Ana TIE BEACON sIetht
for The n,mlCrdis NJ Floyd ana ~.
JOHNS cnunll,s FMS l. Nv No,.
diet ri The smith irmil, ms Demo,
rtar Nlll 90 before "a, p,1pi' lpl
tho llraiN ,u ~ lUlmesa Wilh ~
probability prusldput Wilson 80 no
nominr, fh1 n.mue'll, viii via
HE neat eheliun nHd I,'rlel Weed,
luN Wilson and along With him 4
D'moeruils congfsss aud snatta
There u certain svidvnc, that .iNr
Am'Iiaan people az with Pee lent
NilsoA Ia The umiy iighl ana cat
ol harmony Nth The leRlhLARs a.
lhrit ilrhi against same Ne, 40,
hulnte lh'rr " aAy larsliln but lhN
ll'mptlplic national ,CU'epilun Alii
nominate President Milnnn "a san
francisco Sad there u un ,uesllun
but ihnl be- will WoUm q ,hiti ua
lh order % Ini over The t,taty Va
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spseial Associated Press Leased
Wire esrvies,
THE Nhif cLuB

Greatest enthusiasm WIS evidenced
a. the organization meeting of ~,
Pat keft Club, held IN tho Court
house Thursday oSculnf THIS augura
well for The success Of the movement
10 carry Potter County oyeFwholm.
insly Tor the candidate
I, Il easy for candidates TO write
platforms, They are but promi.ul
20 the people that the candidate. II
elected, will endeavor 10 put inlf
effect the reforms he mentions. tina,
he viii lsnd bis best ehereloa 10 N,
development projects tina, he would
see promoted, The man bach Of lhs
platform must he known by tho peo.
pie, his character biz record Of paal
achievements aud hlp native ability
taken ihlo consideration II the plat.
form he IL offering II TO have q
value greater than the scrap u paper
upon which u 10 written,
NJ Nett tells the people that Le
wlll rise them a clean.su, buslne =
administration, aud that he favor.
woman ssfifaSs, has been a lllelol
pEehlhluealai and demands a square
deal icr both capital and labor lhal
they may work Together Ia douhls
harness Tor the upbgilding and tlsh,
-, deselopmsal VI Industry IN me
sssssssi State IN the uuioR
II l. fortunate that there are many
men 10 Amarillo sho have kneer
NJ Nett personally tor yeau, Whs
know him 10 be- one 81 the realty ~
men ~ the state, who knov that 81,
psealses 20 The peeple are msis "a
haste, saa that be will do hla ut
most 10 plse a elean-oui haanss
administrator aRd se0k 10 dt,rlp,
10 ihe highest point che luleyesl, 81
the people ~ every section II lefa,
ava ~ sFen slass fhey bvlls,,
hlm " ~ . safe and ,aw prcsrss
aVe
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70 swell lle Taaks OF bs iulloprp
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18
PREDICT NEW LABOR UNION
Many Elements Dissatisfied with
One Bio Body.


New York, Sept. l6-The commit.
tee Of fifteen appoined by Samuel
Gompers, president Of the American
Federation of Labor, to draft con,
stitutioh for the newly formed Cen.
trail Ttades and Labor Council, met
Yesterday at the Continental Hotel
and made d start on its task, ~
The new organization VIII supplant
thu Central Federated Union Of Man
haitian and the Central Labor Union
sof Brooklyn Conservatives arc in
ictntrol ofptlie formation of The new
body Radicals dissatisfied with the
movement, arc threatening to break
.away from the old organization
About 100000 workers are represent
cd in the movement.
Hugh Frayne, head of the commit.
tee said real progress was made at
the session yesterday. The constitu-
tons CT the two big organizations
which are TO consolidate will beaused
as the basis for the new document.
Mr.. Frayne said Several meet ngs
will be held by the committee. Lab
or party leaders declare the action of
the conservatives has made it more
than ever necessary to start a new
labor movement in the union ranks
here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18

ment II the state or municipal
eottfts throw the cases to the Fed
eral courts, it is probably where
they belong. and in any case it is.
up to the Government to provide
for the adequate judicial as well as
other machinery. Ii the law can
be eniore d. then the present situation
is a scandal for which either the Ad-
IN nistradon or Congress is to blame,
for it the business Of the first to
enforce the law and the business ofthe
second to provide the means of en-
forcemcat
If the law can not be enforced,
then The question is an entirely diff
ferent one If the cnforc smentis im-
possible the situation should not be
Ianowed to drill along into car
tiiyal #of law yiolatpn such aa the.
armltry meyer saws The spectacle
qg theaq aiakaenrichmensg IA anscrlas
plre,ni wioic s9le b;otigge would
hel lad gso4ghs sYe,F III 4 etsapoIsstS
phase an .YelitHsall ". sue essfllf
IelfloEees ileasf N lgssS when tho ljAshsees
grp&s sba fIoprishes gfeasing It's
Ewig aptfDs Guy s'nntsat'f agents, un-
Idergrouning its vicious traffic far
and wide and stopping not even at
.murdeE. ~ prevent itself. from being
cheatetF w CAUGHT, it 10 time to give
the most specific and intense applica-
tion to the question whether the
dw can be enforced or not 1t it
can be- the next Congress when it
meets and the next Administration
when il gets to work will face
popular demand for effective action
that neither can trlle with If it
can not be enforced, then it has no
right to be a law.-Spriuglield Unoin
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18
HUNTING SEASON
+ Ia oi OPEN IN VERMONT
Small Game May Now HoakiIIcd But
u Partritses Protected for
Another Year.

The hunting season opened in
Vermont Wednesday for quail, rabbits
and gray squirrels, The quail are I'm
tied to four day, from now until
November 80. They are confined to
the southern part of the state. Five
gray squirrels may be taken any day
from now until the same date Rab.
bits, however, will be in danger of
death for a much longer period. Five
day may be taken until February
&c.
The wild duck ana the goose sea,
son, which epnt nues until the last Of
Eeeember began Thursday. The
limit e these birds is 20 per day
Wocdeocl, may be taken after QGto-
/ Der | aud the limit in thi8 case is
( ftnr a day and not over IS IN a sep
lsun! iai'Nu .
The deer season will open the first
Monday in December and run Antil
the fopowmg Saturday vol m q
4 Tile sale OF all projected birds Is
forbidden, but deer may be sold dur
ins the season and for "a re9sopable
time thereafter A NONRESIDENT
may export the deer and one dsy's
bag Of game, provided he accoitpa-
tnies it. r." az
The license of resident Ferm mt
ers may he obtained from the town
Tor city clerks upon the payment Of
4 60 cents. Such a permit entities the
i.ownona resident minor ch'd9en and
tenants to hunt, Non residents are
lreauired to pay a tax Of $1O.5O, Suh-
less they own at least $1,000 worth Of
improved real estate In the State Of
! Vermont This applies only to pthe
owner of the land, and not to his
/ children or tenants.
There is no open season In Yer
mont this year on ruffed grouse,
commonly called partridge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18
ALL WORN OUT

Does morning find you with lame
stiff aud aching back? Are you tired
all the time--fnd work burden?
Have YOU suspected your kidneys
Bennington people endorse Doan S
Kidney pills. Ask your neighbor?
You can rely on their statements
Mrs, b. l.. Lee, 207 County st,
Bennington, SAYS Il am a firm be-
lever in Deans Kidney Pills and
can't praise them too highly Several
years ago when was living in Bur-
lngton j WAS troubled with my kid
ncya MY back WAS so sore and
lame that could hardly get up
when I was down My Kidneys were
veal; and Irregular in action and the
spells also bothered me and 1 felt
worn out and listles3. This is the
way | was feeling when began to
use Doans kidney Pills. soon felt
better and 1t was not long before
Doan's got to the seat Of my trouble
and cured me. BEST of all the cure
has lasted Sc | can aonseientiously
endorse this grand old reliable rem
edy'
soc, at all dealers Foster-Milburn
Co, MFRS Buffalo, n. y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1920.

Married men are not wanted MS sol
diers in occupied Germany The sin
gle men are considered better soldiers
under present circumstances, doubt
less under the principle that It Is de-
structlve to discipline for man to
have two commanding officers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18

Spain Is one of the backward lands
where baseball has never penetrated.
Some one threw ia bomb at train
carrying the governor of Barcelona
and missedd An American boy eight
years old would do better than that.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18

Steam and electricity are replacing
the wiphmnls of Hdp6idl dyRdSs
story! And sooni qe Spgb% 3saymIlls
will Talks the eX.kaisGf's place, and
then Holland will lose all its pic
turesqueness.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18

When the history Of the world war
is written, not the least proud part OF
it for this country will be the relief
It sent its stricken and hungry foes,
and its saving of the chlld-lfe in enc
my nations.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18

Teachers 10 Russia get 10000 rou-
hles n month, Lenine money. A Le-
nine rouble is one Of those things be-
longing in the paradoXical category Of
nothing minus.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-18
'stnte " 0nIo, city OF -oledo.

Htnte ~ Ohlo CITY OF -oleco,
Lucas County SO. aq es# aS
crank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the flrmA ~ y. ].
Cheney Il Co, doing buaness In tho Cltv
Of Toledo, County end State alprcaAld,
and that seid arm win pay tho sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case # Catarrh that cannot bn
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRu
MEDICINE, FRANK ]. CHENEY
sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF December,
a. =. 1856 A. W GLEASON
{ScaD Notary public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and. acts through the Blood on
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as Life Insurance does, An mnuit
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Before we coyet the 100000 krcn-
en- salary of Hungarys new regent we
would like to know how much It means
In dollars,
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~ IN Colomhln prime beef is reinillug
fnf H. cea,sR pound hut rs free ard
enlightened ucuWewG are ut liberty
Ito surinse that ii isiUucn. lEoi 3.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-28

ing this time that those dancing at
tendance upon the Frisco conven-
ton were getting into the mysteries
of the 81 barrels of liquor which
were served to the delegates of the
Democratic National convention and
for which the prohibition director
of California was fired.
Considering all things the people
in this campaign can simply rest
upon the judgment and estimate
that comes from Democratic sources
alone and it is not necessary to quote
,any Republican authority on the
particular attitude Mr.. Cox assumes
on the liquor question.
"Out of their own mouths ye shall
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-28

know them" and here is what Will.
liam Jennings Bryan has to say re-
garding Mr.. Cox and those who con-
sumo the joy-juice in California and
had the making of the present ticket
for. the Democratic party:
Governor Edwards is a joke. A
drunkard in the last stages of de-
lirium tremens would have sense
enough to know that Edwards has
no chance of nomination. Senator
Hitchcock did not have any chance
even before the Nebraska primaries,
and he had nothing to lose. Governor
Cox is their man and he has fairly
won the dishonor that he seeks.
After disgracing his state he "a.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

You are hereby notified that Oh
Monday the Sth day of November
1920, at ten o'clock A. NJ of said
day at Room 434, in the Empire
Bldg, at Boise City, Idaho I will hear
the petition herein filed by the trus,
tee, for an order to sell all the per-
sonal property belonging to the bank
rupt estate of II. j. Thompson, In
Bankruptcy No. 1851, And will
make such order therein as may
seem proper and right and for the
best interest of said bankrupt and all
persons interested in said estate.
such order to sell, if made, will be
made subject to all liens and incum.
brances.
Dated at Boise, Idaho, Oct. 10Th
1920.
w. H. SAVIDGE, Referee.
Oct. 28-Nov. 4, 1920.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-28

Republican candidate for re-elec-
ton as attorney general of Idaho,
has made a record in his office which
must appeal to every good citizen of
the state, regardless of party affilia-
ton. AS the legal advisor for Idaho
he has proved an exceptionally po-
tent force in clearing up the wreck
age of the incompetent Alexander re-
gime, and in the present campaign is
presenting the business OF the state
in forceful and convincing manner
His election is assured along with
the balance of the ticket, and north
ern Idaho, where he resides, will ex-
tend to him practically unanimous
vote.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-28

pres TO position in which he cou,d
olsgrace nation. For years the mon
engaged in the liquor business have
Deen the real anarchists of this conno
Try, 1ar more dangerous than tbe nro
t tessional anarchists. Governor Gov
mas become their candidate. WA
His nomination would mako tho
10 1 wIe"n party the leader of
bis eSsot element Of the country and
MS 9Iectlon If such thing warS
tI, would turn the Wbite
G fiouse over to those who DEFY the
tempt. III" III con
,. anere is no likelihood of his nori
haton and no chance OF his sla.,ul lI.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-28
"OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS
We SHALL KNOW THEM

1t would seem that no judgement
is quite so severe at times as that
judgment coming from the mouths
of our own party and our reason,
ably close associates.
The attitude of Candidate Cox
was much in question before the
San Francisco convention 1t will
be recalled that the wet and dry
proposition bobbed up on the Demo-
cratic horizon in very huge proper,
ton and for days the verdict hung
in the balance X was probably dur.