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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
HIGHWAY ENGINEER APPOINTED

Appointment of Il. G. Terrell, assis-
tant professor of highway engineering
at the state University. as State High
way Engineer, has been %announced by
Governor Robertson. He Will succeed
Max l.. Cunningham, effective Feb. /.
Mr.. Terrell graduated from the Ken
tuckey University in 1895. was profess
sor OF highway engineering in the Ken
lucky University four years and serv-
ed -four years rs Road Commissioned
of that State.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09

1lominy News: "ltepubiiCan papers
with somewhat restricted gl"e
that a son of eX-goVernor Haskell has
joined the republican party. 1t is in
timated that more members of the old
Haskell machine will do likewise. Iav-
Ing Il pretty fair opinion Of the astut-
ness Of the kccpcrs of the u o. %.
lodging house. W" will not presume to
advise them TO lock up the ohirk"n
house. hide--the spoons and nail down
the furniture"
Long years K the q. q. J.. c"dsed
to have anything lying around loose
that was worth carrying off. Should
they open up again, the old dodgers
will simply bring their things" with
them.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
PRODUCTION OF COAL
AGAIN FILLS DEMAND

Coal production is again sufficient
to meet current requirements. accord
ing to the weekly report made public
by Walter ID. Hines. director general
OF railroads. In the central western
region coal production during the week
was exceptionally large, the report
says. loading being 81 per cent more
than the same period of last year and
lab per cent more than the previous
week. Business conditions are i'm
proving generally, the report said.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
COL. STORY SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE CONFEDERATE HOME

Colonel Jim Ton Story, publisher of
the Bokchito News. and one of the best
known Confederate soldiers in the
State, has been appointed by Governor
Robertson superintendent of the Con
federate Soldiers Home. at Ardmore.
The institution has about 1870 inmates,
and the Colonel is now looking after
the wants and comforts of the old
boys
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
OSBURN HOME SOLD

l4otNaI OSburn has sold his Residence
ne corner of Elm and Ninth to j.
Downs. The consideration is said
J have been $500. Mr.. Osburn will
lex q new location and return to the
lnlhef business, in which he has had
HRrgi o experience. For a while Mrs.
pburn and the children will remain
lCDprant. Fol the present. at least,
r., Csburn will retain his farming
roporty in the county.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
REMEMBERED NEWS FORCE.

The Durant Mercantile Co. this week
presented the News force with u box
OF fine cigarettes, all in the office who
use the sticks getting Il liberal al
lowance. The boys appreciate the gift.
which was rendered with seasons
greetings o. the part of the firm.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
FRANK LEWIS nuYs NEW HOME

Thc Charles Woodward home. corner
Twelfth and Main. has been bought by
Frank Lewis, who will occupy it al
once. Mr.. Woodward will rent the
Mrs. Lillian Bartlett place on Main st
until he can build Il new home.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
HEATING SYSTEM REPAIRED

The heating system of the court
house has been repaired and once more
the big building is comfortable in all
parts. The little oil stoves did val
liant duty for n while. though they
didn't cause any sweats.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
MRS. POWELL DEAD

Mrs. Virginia Powell. of Winona.
Miss. who had been visiting at the
home of her son, j. +. Powell, at Box
chito, died at that place December 80.
after Il brief illness of pneumonia. The
body was shipped back to the old Mis-
sissippi home for interment.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
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Dallas News: Those Chicago scicn-
lists who have departed for Asia TO
explore the cradlc of mankind ought
at least TO discover a. safety pin
Also they might find the bottle thar
contained the snake bite" medicine
hat Adam took after The serpent nip
ped him. 1t viii no doubt l., easy to
find the low-neck dress Eve wore.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
INCREASED ACREAGE ~ DAT
ADVOCATED IN OkI.NIIOM I

With greatly reduced wheat acr"rnc
farm d"munstratorS in the cas- irn src-
tiun of oklahoma are urging farmers
to plant largely to oats this spring.
I'm open winter had been favorable
for breaking prouud and as a cpns.-
uurncc il will hr possible t. get in
an increased oats acreage in every
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09

Cornc To town u'Nt Saturday and seq
the pigs for the club boys.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09

Let US print your new stationery.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27
THROWING LIGHT ON N. p. /.
FINANCES

Bolse--The report of the auditor Of
the national Nonpartisan league, Mr.
Frost, who was sent from North Da-
kota to Nampa to investigate the
financial condition of the Nonpartisan
publication which has been in charge
of w. g. Sholtz, was made public the
other day much to the annoyance Of
not only Sholtz but of Ray McKaig
and all the other Nonpartisan league
editors, managers and organizers who
have been imported from North Da-
kota. They were evidently surprised
when it was made public as they had
kept it a profound secret.
The report showed that the publish
ng company referred to had gone
II the red around $4,000 in the few
months it had been in operation ano
hat there had been considerable jugl.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27
Friday: February u i

Ing Of the stock. liberty bor.. :
those in charge. Mr.. Fros,. "
sions' based from the as, w
presented,consti a. sevo. a'''''
ment Of the entire manago,. @'as
no reply has been made tbero,'
ing few words from sboltz :, u'
tented himself with calling n, "' =
a liar. N "
The report Of Mr.. Frost :. .
information that members
League have had as to the A..
condition OF the publishing o.
and il has aroused a further sn.''
in the minds OF members
League, coupled as 1t is with
evidence somewhat along tho
line.
1t is recalled by members =,
League that with this one eYc...
no satisfactory accounting ba.
been made to them as to the er,...
cure OF the moneys collected from
members.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27
MUSIC BY HENRY FORD

For Sale-One Ford car with Piston
rings; two rear wheels, one front
spring. Has no tenders, seat or
plank; burns lots of gas. Hard to
crank. Carburetor busted, half way
through. Engine missing; hits on
two Three years old; four in the
spring. Has shock 'absorbers and
everything. Radiator buster, sure
does leak. Differentials dry; you can
hear it squeak. Ten spokes missing.
Front all bent Tires bowed out.
Amt worth a cent. Got lots of speed;
will run like the deuce; burns either
gas or tobacco juice. Tires all off;
been run ON the rim. a dam good
Ford for the shape it's in.-Homer S. /
wilson in Winfield, Kas., Free Press.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27
POLAND cHINAs FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Big type Poland China
pigs. My 6-months old pigs weigh
20 pounds. They are prospects for
1000 pounds at maturity. You can MOI
anord to raise grades when you can
buy pure breeds as cheap as sci,
them. Both sexes for sale. mile
west four South of Dietrich. Idaho.
j. K Jorgensen.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27
FOR THE CHILDREN

Too much care cannot be exercised
In selecting a cough medicine for tba
children. 1t should be pleasant to take
contain no harmful drug and most
enectual In curing their coughs ana
colds. Long experience has shown
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
meets these conditions. 1t is a favorite
with many mothers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27
NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTACHMENT

IN the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Idaho
IN and for the County of Lincoln.
c. II. Grant, Plaintiff,
vs.
c. G.. Fargo, Defendant
state or Idaho. County of Lincoln. Sc
Notice is hereby given that on the
sotn DAY OF February, A. ID. 1920. at
tacnment issued in the above entitled
action against the property of the
aforesaid defendant. C. G. Fargo. for
the sum OF $2305.57 with interest
thereon at the rate OF Z per cent per
ahhuin from Jan. 6, 1920, together with
the costs OF this action.
witness my hand and the seal OF
said District Court. affixed this
day of N ,aan
J. w. LUNDIN,
sseail Clerk OF District Court.
PAUL s. PADDOCK, ATTORNEY for
Plaintiff; Residence and postofflce
address. Shoshone. idaho. f27ImIs
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27

Keith Ferguson will move to Jerome
the first of next week where he will
open law office. For several months
Mr., Ferguson has been associated
with Paul S. Haddock. During their
short residence in Shoshone Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferguson have made a large
number of friends who will regret
losing the Fergusons from Shoshone
society
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27

NJ. w Moseloy, who has been in
charge Of the grocery department Of
the s;tockgrowers for some months
past has resigned his position and will
move onto his farm near Dietrich. His
po ition at the Stockgrowers will be
taken by his brother, A. ID. Moseley,
who has just arrived from Norman,
Oklahoma, to begin his duties at the
StOckgrowers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27

The new delivery system FOR our
merchants has now been In operation
about two weeks and seems to be the
most satisfactory solution OF a problem
that had developed number OF ex-
pensive and unsatisfactory conditions.
Bud yaden seems to he the right man
to handle the new system in a most
pleasing and efficient manner.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27

GLADIOLIA BULBS-1OO mail
size, sure to bloom. glorious colors.
postpaid, s1.OO with order
RUPERT FLORAL CO, Rupert Ida.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-27

FOR RENT:-Forty acres one mile
southeast of Dietrich depot. % acres
in alfalfa, balance grain land. Will
rent either cash or shares.
J. VI. CLARK, Dietrich.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-14
REAL ESTATE
SOUTH BALTIMORE

Real home property. This splendid
7-room home IN the best block on
South Baltimore. now offered for
sale. at real bargain price. Two
stories and basement, marble fire
place, sunroom, garage and modern
servants quarters. This property is
offered today at $1,000 under value.
Terms may be had on part II de-
sired. The price today is $4,000.
See this for real home In q real
location.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
FARM BOYS SPECIAL
WILL TOUR EIGHTEEN
STATES N AUGUST

NifriHl lW The NTWa
DALLAS May = - tiip 81 several
hundred miles in canada. q visit Ia
Niagara Falls. aud reception by TINT
Sod States SECRETARY ~ Agriculture o.
g. Meredith nt his home in prs Muiu"s
Iowa are Among the features which
have been n,'i"d ~ tl,r Texas Farm liuy
Sp"cial which will tour eighteen states
during the first ihrr" weeks ~ August
under the iuint direction ~ the Texas
a a VI college aud the Texas Chamber
planned ia -m include forcign territory
n"f NisCtu Fails hat Walton 'rtrei.
head IT the Agricultural Department
II IN. Texas Chamber ~ Commerce an.
n"unc-. that arrangements fur these "a
lditi"ual features IT "a" tour have almost
been completed
Gonydcrahl. Interest has h,cn nrorfs.
rd In Washington hy the announcement
that $50 TrNns farm r"ys win tour
the nation aud visit the national cant
tai writes !. \ Evans chief ~ the
States Relations service 81 Tile L y DE.
raiim"ni ~ Agriohlturr 90 n " WI
l'rms ~ the \ 4 " Cnllrgc aud MI
l''trci. ri,n, have been made fur shuN
ing the TcNls farm hove through the
capital lmild'ng. the Whit. ficds' NJ
Vernon. ih' : ,ihsnuian Institute. cor
tmsn Art Gsii"ry. thu NAVY Yard tee
National Museum and other points u
Interest Will" IN Washington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
Special 10 The News

Special 10 The News.
CHICAGO. Nav THE efforts ~
thoughtful men To- analvZr the situa.
tiun and then forecast the probahili,i's
brings them invariably to u dilc,nma.
From whatever poin: the approach Is
made. and however satisfactory the
information a. IN trad. ard finance
and transportation may he. they invar.
ishlv bump into the labor problem an,
th"rr speculation displa--s facts Ol-
Niuusly there II shortage ~ labor
To the demand fur more crops the far
u,crs answer that they have no labor.
Employment II readily obtained an'.
tn the other numerous implements o.
building IN now added the statement
that producing Industries particularly
automobile manufacture have drawn
workmcn from the building trades.
GhyIunsiy. tun labor T. Jess 'ffisi-u
than when wages and pricrs wr~- low
e. study - this situation Indicates thni
the shpitag" and the inefiiri.ncN are
perhaps ~ ~ greater inp"tanc" than
the distribution ~ the working forces
" they have gone tu IA" cities fru
the farms they were tempted Nv high
wages and what they think are more
cnngrninl surroundings N th"N have
gone e. the automobile plants th'v
wrrc tempted nv high wages ana
steady employment.
The rcadiustm.nt ~ the labor situt'
iiun may he brought about only hv tn
same means a. what ~ called the I'll
uuidaiion of labor -uncnploym.nt
and consequent deprivation. Thus the
ANALYSIS proceeds back e. the question
II prices aud popular "Ntravaganc'
The week. has brought first indic,
iion IL pullir rrVulsiun The oyrrHll'
aui i,nim movement NAV be- tsksn rs
first and Wholesome prruf ~ the IN
auguiHii"n - m"rr economical lNinl
conditions u u mere than q men" pre-
test against the prirrs Il clothing u
r'fl",ts the attitude 81 thu a,'ttr.
American toward prir,s In general A'
hong - pti'e was no ulHH,t tn thu but
ci the market was bound tn ,nntinu'
upward. With the vmSum.r v,idrnr
iur SHn" r~Stivrn-~S q ehs'rk e. ~
inr riir.S ~ almost t,fiain g. f,il"w
This may eventual, extend frmn ",r'
ais tu automobiles
while Il u ssid that thu in,rcss, 4"
III" discount rates hy the F-,irral e.
serve Ranks has fsilci o. rff,-t = ,"n
iraciion IT ersslit. ~, statement j. n~
wholly tru. Trad. " feeling IN" pr-S
sure of higher Interest rates Dealer
haN" h'~n huying m"r. m"i.s,iv ans
confining Themselves m"rr largely q
sianlcs. u the world was normal. IN
high interest rates herr would attrac
funds from ahr~ad. but thew are ~
funds ahr,ad to b. atract-d. ~
check n business activity T. the on'
Alternative.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
JOHNSON TIDE CONT |NUES To RISE
ASNEW JERSEY R ESULTS GIVE HIM
SUBSTANTIAL VICTORY OVER WOOD

t. r,suh amounts pfac' "tnv - d.
zee Ger. Wuud really M nj. Get
n,lv,ur - the week In o.. - ~
~ led "nly hy hioIl :itIl
votes
Although he t"uk nu active part In
any uf the campaigns ~ the week
G"y.rnT l."wdcn really seemed i'
benefit mure han ANY uf the u ',bii
,nn candidates. Ills ,aRdidacy rrc-iy.
~ ru setback AMI observers IA In
Tag, Ser the New Jersey and
Onto returns were In, remarked that
II ~ the outstanding candidates. h.
Y"rincd the only enc who might do 10.
ronpr"mis" purposes.
n IL hcruming realized NOR. ant
more that the man 10 be- nominated
next June IN Chicago must b" such q
compromise candidate" The chances pi
u dark horse" are Therefore. better
than ever In this connection the name
II FORMER Justice Charles Eyan'
Hughes 4 beginning to be- mentioned.
liiH action In opposing the expulsion oI
the i've socialist members II the leg
islaturc In New York meets Wide a.
prevail
Thinning men fear thu Socialists will
make effective capital W ~. New Yurh
incident and therefore hrlicyr Hughes
az. ~ available because II this 'itrfi
Gf,' 'pm"nt. and h-.nus" uf -, ~
q.p.' on,d dignity and ability
The name of IIpovrr soni,uu". n
Il y from many iipr. and " ,lt 's,i IN
ti"n develops pronounced dcadlW''
MS chances would seem tn be- fairly
bright although h" Is distinctly 'n1
friend IL llirnm's."
II IN. last ditch enemies ~ the
peace treaty and the league Of nation,
control the convention. ~ they are ap,
tu du then Huuver " absolutely ciitnl.
uair'l otherwise he may be- strung
factor
There were no Developments ~ ln
irr-st on ih" Democratic side durinr
the week. except that II was mad.
more and more plain that the pruhibi
ton issue viii l'' enc II thu outstand
ing features IL the San Francisco con
N"ntiun.
TIL" tuuk County Democratic cunvcn'
iion. which was held during the week
declared cmphatically Ter h"cr and
light wines. aud asked that the states
delegates To- the Democratic naiinna
convention be instructed tu insist upui
such a plank.
This .huiircs.-l 10y the acts uf tn
wv Ynrk AMI Massachusetts leEisla
turcs. favorlng beer aud presumably vi
80 light wines. adds further sircngil
to the convicti"r. which II widespread
among political observers that III. pru
hihition issu" h likely tn rank equally
with foreign relations ~ a prclonin
am fnct"r IN the campaign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
ni.lMrIC SHOTS TO COMPETE
IN MARINE CORPS R,>GE

sTsriRl tn TIE News
WASH NGrON. May i-ENrcit rifle
nrn and pistol shots from all pnrts ~
IN" couniiv src scheduled g. opnim' nee
firing At the Marin" CurpF rifle rang"
lat Quanticu. near here hrglnning May
20 The practice, will continue for four
~ NV" weeks. pnd ~ the end NJ iht
p-riud team VIII De- selected t. TAX"
part in the Olympic shooting events
&C. he held In Belgium next July
The American team must conp"ie
against the leading -Np,rtS ~ more
than q sc"rc ~ competing nations am
they wall enter each uf the rifle, plst"l
nnd hunting weapon contests 10 be shot
go the R,iitut ranges near brussels.
An told th,rr viii he twelve shooting
events oi''n in individuals aud teams
lof varying Numbers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
SHORTAGE Of LABOR DECLARED TOBE
PRIMARY CAUSE FOR UNSETTLED TRADE
SHIPPING AND FINANCIAL CONDITIONS

England IN not meeting its obligations
In this country and vet Il has extend.
81 crc,ll, of $50. 600 600 to Argentina
which has q luan IT that amount ma
turing IN this country this month. This.
first belief was that the shipment ~
$50 zoe eoo ~ gold fran England was
against the payment o. tho Angi"
French loan. du" next October. hut Il
IL nuv known that the shipment was
Tor Anecntua'S account Unless there
are further gold shipments N" al.
vance o. sterling -Ncnangc viii dissp
p-ar Engiands foreign trade has
shown unly slight Improvement over
the corresponding period ~ last wear
and. without gold shipments ~ trade
Improvement. sterling exchange u
h"und tn fall
The government j. investigating 81.
gsr and sugar prices There IL appar
entity me- shoriag" 1T sugar and the al
vance IN pri'" seems to b. du" to "a"
rrlu'tanc- Il rciin-rS tu buy m I'D
vance ~ their needs The cuban crup
IN arriving SLOWLY Prices NAV al.
,rnc. even beyond the present level
within Few months they viii h- INA.
tcriailN lower.
with q decreased ,nttuu crop and
better facilities than ever before fr
rturing cuiton planters are in good
It-itiun e. attain their ambition 80
f"r,tng ,uii"n up to 80 cents q ppuud
However IN. banking authorities must
A.. a. a. H.
ur,r that N. Fr,lsr,l R-s'f,e Harl
would sanction credits sought with the
! purpose t. fure, COTTON 49, Co five
times m, pfi'r o. brought b.f"r, tho
war nu; cottun is uuhkrl, ir decline
u may hr noted h.r' that the sin m1f.
net u glut.d Hnd There T. drfnit"
movement d"v inward lee riik pri',s
/ over every market 'undiiiuu ho,"rs
I the trtnsI,.s isti"n pr'l'l-m % WIS So
ri"us enough hrf.r' th' sNIt,hmrn :
strike. T. mmu srrinu- uHv tn"
railroad trI~ft- 90 complete r'~f'iaiInfi
ct tnmr sr' Iruinhly cNaEgerst'i
Operations sr' st sh"u 80 go urr' -
4 rutusl With thr pr"~is"'t uf gains tnf
I ~. fufth,t pi, n'.t thar ihr strike
Will ~-,n h,.,tue n'gliEihi- and have
3 the rating uf an mu,ial movement
/ un, with the. uutlsw'd uuiuns
The demsnd f,u sApiial rnntinu. =
unahst,,i but 'h' "ul, transactions -
.nn~.pu.nr. iu ths thiraEn uafk"i .
/ IN. i--u. ~ sts eao. Geo 81 i-siids h-
|. New N"rk and 'hiosgu huu-'.s fnr ih'
new tniun station Ifnist. l,"ud d"si
- h.licg. the market ~ nrsr 10. sat
ufaiion puint bat ISSUES tisldins
sround 49, .-ut ap- r,adi-
shsorl,,d u th.s arpcsl 1" N. disriui.
mating investors To app-sl they
must come from sif~ng concerns ~
the Highest yI~fii standing. even vh,n
4 IN, t,.id a. a. hleh a. oer cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
slrrlnI .n Thr NrNs.

Special - The News.
CHICAGO. Nav THE Johnson
tide continues L. rise. The result IN
New Jersey this week. Will" still snni,
what clnulrd In doubt N rally sub
'iantinl yictury Ter the Californian. H.
has shown Amazing strength where u
was l-ar' expected for there n me- uurs.
ton hui that h" has divided the New
lcs"V Vet. with General Wud un an
,lm,,si even basis.
IN IA. far west his strength H. un'
doubted. aud II seems now that he h
likely tn have the Second largest vote
on a." first ballot
Following the New Jersey primary
one 1T the luwdrn leaders and = prom
ineut Illinois pulitician nadr the state
mcnt that while Hiram may not. and
probably VIII not Ice nominated the
man Who II nominated must be- his
friend
Gen woud's camDairn seems io con.
tiuur iu slip The result In New der.
lScy was distinct blow Ia his hopes
lIc will probably enter the convention
with murc delegates than any other
tspirant hut h. du.s not s'cm Ia bc q
candidate who viii gain strength
There Is much bitterness between the
Wuod aud Johnson forces. and II the
Illinois mans prophecy II true that the
nominee must Ice ~ friend ~ Iliram's"
this would seem tn auguc III Ter the
svn"ralO
~ II WERE not fur the - I that Re
puhlica ndelcgatiuns from the south
are siii more ~ less han picked !.
Mould De- likely that johnson would -
Ser the convention with more vu; ,,
han Gen. Wuud. and might even b. the
nomincct Under prcvailin gcunditiuns.
Il Il altogether unlikely that he vii, i'c
uinindtcd although stranger thin':-
hht' happened.
Srauid he. by some chance. bc tbs
A,'.inr" however. the puliiiral alig .,
mcnt iu the election wuul H. very In.
tC,s'IE Mast ~ the radical forces
IT IT,, c"n try who have not ,.oir .rto
IN rsi.' 1T party ur IN" Y-w l,!."r
,a'tv watch uf recent Years ~ 90 49,.
80 ihclr supp"ri generally to the IN
-r~tit. would undoubtedly bo hind
IuiLsfn
60 -. other hand the Jersey t;iVe
c',in'i't together with that "md.iiC
Il a." t.sd' group which gti ms
H.. gely ~ numbers would pr,b' - 90
''"' ;'c iNmocrats.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02
MNNEN FOR OIL. WEN

MCt'S amount ~ ul st"ck 90 al leases
writ" fur my new winning plans which
wili enable YOU io rats. all tn" money
YOU want quickly Tor amy legitimate
cnt-rprisc -fss -
Make me protc that what am duinr
Ter others I can de- Tor vou and thpt
nv plans whirh az" putting oil aud
Iicas, companies over the top will nlsh'
-unii- yuu To- finnncr ans PROPOSITION
uuirkly ~ small cost Thousands will
buy what YOU offer II YOU reach thcr
my way.
Fnr particulars address ENpert Desk
- aiG Dan waggoner lildg., Fort
Worth. Texas