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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
inE s,rrERwHITE A WORKER

Zee Saiterwhiie q Panhandle rep
csrntative Of this district In the state
legislature. has returned from the seat
{ state government and resumed his
asks In life a. private individual. until
uch time as the lawmakers Of Texas
a,her for further work IN behalf q the
ntire people
This section Of Texas Is compliment.
d IN Lee Sa,,erwhi;s His work at.
racied more attention perhaps than
"a that Of any other member - the
ouse. during the past session. Lee
1T rwhite. while having a place con.
tRntly In the public eye. did no; depend
pon sensa,ionaiism. lie depended
kther upon hard. tireless endeayor IN
bhalf u the constituency placing him
the legislature
/ Practically every day this Plains
puntry legislator had place In prOmi'
mt headlines Of the newspapers II
rxas He earned them and the fact
9t be had them was not 20 be taken
i an syidence that he played for pub.
lily. The facts are rather TO the con.
kry: He never asked for mention IN
tsicEraphic dispatches. and was o.
siimss A. much surprised 20 see his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
II II I,E\tTIEII.

Tn, wheat fields ar, y'ry pretty now.
md u Is great inspiration tu max. "a
drive into tHr country and view the
prosperity that ,s Astounding upon every
hand There D.. uh.ut ls much grass
right bow ne there vus ln MAY uf last
year The fn, fll and winter moisture
is making the Panhandle section most
delIghilul p.,-f 30 live Randall Coun.
T. truly b 0 l.altlfni couutry-mir.
volorsly so. and is Just as good ~ u
looks u The people lIyirg m tho Plains
Country ever act "a ION appreciation ~
its beauty ana worth. and Noise these
rlorirs abruad th.r-ll D. a grand rush
Tor 40" hands that ARE now uuu,ruuied
In this partition ~ the stats" Doses Il
not seem impossible that Americans
should think ct going Go Mexico. with
~, hundreds uf thousands ~ u,r,s OF
rich Texas Plains Country lands nm.
claimed ly hom,mlk'fs7 Another case
NJ distance l1srd "n,hlntm'ui. 90 he
,u,srapahly followed hy disappointment.
2 ,losy range. Come and live on the
reNas Plains and bc hnppy'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

h. Is totally different from all so-callct
actors. win doesn't try to "act." u,
studies the character he In TO play. and
then just simply becomes that char
act,r. lie II humnn--normal. and In
The Guile of Women Is just a plain
ablcbodicd Swedish sailor.
As an added attraction. tworec
Sunshine comedy. "Raring Lions ~
Parade" will be- shown This Is said
To be- funny and thrilling.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

while Amarillo rests On her oars. the
her communities arr moving forward
70 the matter ~ Strengthening their
Npusiiianal enterprises. The fair Is
.oJiauons u the local communities are
uming together In an affilia,inn 81
such organizations. so as O. assure CO.
ipcrative assistance and avoid need
~ conflict u dates That Amarillo
hould have a great concentrating 81
ganiEtion there can not be- a ques'
ion VI doubt With such an associa.
ion. Amarillo could bring the best q
he products from many counties In
competition. and from this could be
made up exhibits Of winning class. TO
passed on TO other and even lars :
xpositions People what do you say
bout this matter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
HI RRiI FOR WOODROW

A press dispatch q few days ago said
hat IN, national administration will
AIRY out ~, Wilson policies with
T0 material change The only change
hey nr, anxious o. make Is 90 call the
agreement an association instead u
L,agu, They nll know that m, VII.
con plans N,to lust and right. ana MS
nearly perfect ms could be- mad. M IN,
time The hig thing with them IL g.
.ccp from giving Wilson and a., demo.
ratio party credit fur r-Snyder SIX.
val.
Don't worry the credit will come In
HE time. whether they would ar not
Wilson Is q biz man. and the ending Of
Nis term u offic" ncccutuates. rather
than minlmizes that fact
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
CARD or THANKS

Words fail NJ In our desire 20 express
the sincere appreciation 81 our hearts
Tor the tender and loving sympathy Of
friends who ~ kindly assisted us In our
sorrow ana bereavement over the loss
~ our beloved mother and grandmother
Mrs y a. Lowe. Their beautiful and
fragran, floral offerings were emblem.
attic 81 their love and friendship for. us
and we are deeply grateful for them
That Gods richest blessings may rest
upon all these. Is our prayer.
MIR and Mrs. J. n. Wallace
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
"Pluyin" Most Perfectly Formed Wo
man at Deandi To-day.

"Ncptune's Bride" lavish and
beautiful pholoplay. viii b. shown a
the Dcandi to-day only. "PLuVIA"
said To BE- the worlds most perfect,
formed woman. has the leading role
Water nymphs-bcautiful girls by IN,
score--wood nymphs, IN natures cos
tumc-and many other striking scenes
make "Ncptunc's Bride" "a real spccia
attraction. This was shown at the Mis-
sion at the matinee yesterday. and evok
I'd much praise from those who saw Il
II was moved 10 the Dcandi for las
nlght and today.
The company appearing at the De
andi announce new and diversified
programme for their part ~ the Dean
III show today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Keeping Amarillo clean and attractive
is an important task and the ladies' or
ganizntions are leading In this work
The city's civic beauty cannot be- to-
highly priced. Tor II i the feature by
which the community IS Judged Al
ready Amarillo has attracted much "a
vorable attention by reason II the ap.
peaTancc 81 cleanliness. and this Is
destined TO be increased with the pas.
sage of the months. under the close
scrutiny q the ladies II the community.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
THREE PERSONS KILLED
IN SEVERE WlNOSTORM
~ Associated Pres.

HUNTSVILLE. Ala, Mar. 25.-Three
persons were killed and much property
was destroyed by severe windstorm
near New Hope this afternoon. accord.
Ink To- reports reaching Huntsville TO.
night Telephone wires are down and the
transmission lines II the Alabama Pew.
or Company. which supplies electricity
to Huntsville. Albany and Decatur. were
broken down. and these and other towns
wcr without electric lights and power
for several hours tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
William \. Hart nj Olympic To-day

"Bill Hart, than whom there is ne
more popular actor ON the screen. is q
appear In sand at the olympic to
day only. This Is one u Harris very
best picturcs--it Is a return showing
but good enough tn De seen dozen
times Doubtless capacity business
which Is usual with Hart pictures. will
result at the olympic today.
\ funny two.rccl comedy will also
be shown, In addition To- the Hart pic
ture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
WILL NATION Perish.

Nttikt u AfilfNt lfffNhtf ANA"Ah
rated Commissioner Of Agriculture. Tor
Texas. says. Farming mus, pay or the
state aud nation viii perish
This II a strong statement. and sci.
men who are thinking. quite agree with
Mr. Terrell The fact contained in the
aitcrance Of the Commissioner Of Agri.
tors hns. 4 rca,ed lightly Cor I; mus,
hn fc d. People ~ Texas and % other
a. ties may voluntarily respond 20 the
demands q the hour. or they will b,
drafted by stern necessity 20 do a.
AZ n later period Many viii remember
With what repugnance the term draft
came 20 them during the world war
Th.y viii recall the spirit u resentment
hat wclled up IN the hearts 81 many.
ma yet. the measure secured results.
At this time. there IL opportunity 10
i''n;eer IN the interest of more profit
ali f,r ing. and results will be as
sn,.i. bit II this il not done. there will
CON, a ssri TO the draft" OF co-ope
nsaon. and IN the end. while less era.
cious In It's operation. the delivery %
the goods" viii be shown.
In Hall County az the present. teams
Of bankers. merchants. doctors. lawyers.
artisans are joining the farmers 20 work
out a more profitable farm program
That county as well as many others
has been mpoverished-robbed 81 the
legitimate wealth Of its farms through
an unwise farm program. Cotton pro.
duces richly ia Hall County. and on this
fact much reliance has been placed
The lead was followed at least one year
too long. and as result. there was a
hard. cruel, shock for the planters and
for their friends In other lines q en-
deavcr. Thousands OF acres 81 cotton
untouched and showing a yield Of ap.
proximately a half bale per acre will be-
turned over for another planiing--an.
other try for profit. Fortunately Tor all
concerned the TRY" this year will not
h. through the medium Of cotton.
swee; potatoes. peanuts, more grain.
mor. hay. more hens more hogs more
milk producing cows are being intro.
duced into these revised programs The
merehan,a bankers and others who are
able 20 tender eo-opera,iye assistance
An getting the stock for this dlyerslfi.
Lcat,on scheme. are lending their time.
I,heurh, effort and money On A, They
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Not only H. 1, the duty Il the ANA
-illo citizen 20 watch the Boy Scouts
grow" but IL also incumbent on them
o help the organization grow. This Is
m organization - broad poien,iali,ies
tor the general good OF society, touch.
ne the lives 81 the boys at character
forming period and should be- encour.
lged and strengthening By all who seek
the advancement Of the community In
terests
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
ONE or TWO WAYS

The editor ~ the News has gone un
and down the earth for more than forty
years. and has observed the ways u
men. and has noted that the best way
% wealth b. through hard work and
economy The fellow who attempts TO
get through ~, without work usually
ends up In The peniieniiary or the poor
house .-Plainvicw News
Words ~ wisdom. worthy ~ an A..
tontion. Jess. The sooner the world as
a whole learns this fact the better all
will bet along
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
TURN I'm LOOSE

The special session u Congress will
meet April 9TH. when Republicans will
take up tine rcigns u legislative power
They have everything their way. and
4 they don't do something. II will b.
heir fault-Lockney Beacon.
Turn them loose, and watch for re.
suits. The republicans know as well
as do members u the other great polit.
ical party that their tenure ~ office
depends upon the delivery 81 the
goods"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Potter County has become a good
roads pioneer In the Plains Country re.
glon. /; Is the first 10 start hard sur
faced program Il road making. and
here l. every reason 90 believe that u
will be followed by many other coun'
yies IN this portion Of the state. II Is
10 be hoped that only such work viii
be done. a. will inspire confidence in
future programs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Amar.llo's schools are putting over
numerous worthy programs In the IN.
crest Of the prcsen, and future genera.
ions. To fail Of appreciation Tor the
schools. Is 20 admit weakness FAR
from complimentary 10 thu citizens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Amarillo's High School baseball team
= looked upon a winner this year, and
h. playing q this aggregation will be-
atched with kesnest interest !, II
armed that the team has been selected
with greatest care. and that some real
talent T. included
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Amarillo has set herself % the task
= taking care u her constant growth
ihc conventions u this section ~ the
pr,t,iest place In which 60 establish
and maintain q home. to De found
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Interested but not excited L. the
attitude q the people Of this section.
relative 90 the reports Of oil. according
go the ANALYSTS who have yentured an
expression
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

From over the Plains Country of Tex.
~ are coming showings % interest In
The approaching annual convention 81
the Panhandle Press Association In
Amarillo. April u and le The pro.
gram l. practically completed and II
20 be- a good one. having close touch
with every phase % the newspaper and
printing field IN this entire section.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Amarillo's clean up week was groli
success. and the forces having Il Ia
barge are 20 b. congratulated The
boys demonstrated their ability 20 a.
'ist In this great work. Tor without
hem the same showing could not have
cen made.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
Army Scout Dead.

~ Asfnr iaffi Pres.
OAKLAND cal. Mar. 25-Colonol
George J. shaibourne for many years
prominent IN san Francisco legal cir.
clos and chief ~ scouts in the Confed
crate army IN the Civil War. died here
today. H. WIS born In Texas In 1893.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
wilbert J. Roach. who has for some

WH"'F0 " Ek"HFF1 WEFU INV IU bUIfN
time been connected with the Califor.
mia State Life Insurance Company.
has accepted the general agency for
the National Life Insurance Company
Of America In the Panhandle. The
home organization Ii located In Chlca.
go. Although this company has not
heretofore been represented In this
section II II one of the strong old line
Insurance companies. comes with
promise ~ good business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
IN THE HOTELS
Amarillo.


q. 4. Sachsc. Fort stockton.
+. H. Hubbard. Kansas City.
Mrs. T.. l.. Pratt. Chicago.
H. l.. Jones. Chicago.
J, ID. Wilson. Dallas.
J. T.. kidman. Paducah. Ky.
7. u. Reid, Oklahomai City.
W. =. Clark. Oklahoma city.
y. l.. Il. Horton. Crescent.
w. l.. y. Beary. oklahoma City.
II. VI. Keller. Wichita.
T.. ". =, Brooks. white Deer.
{. W. Goodman. Kansas City.
l.. +. lloyt. Saint Joseph.
NJ. H. Ebert. Dallas
II. II. Hancock. oklahoma City.
Bob Adams. Roswell
J. q. Patterson. New York.
II. =. Ralston. Dallas.
ID. =. Burks. Louisville.
Tom Tuck. Dallas.
Jim Colt and wife. White Water.
4, II. kucks. Chicago.
{. +. Pitts. Houston.
NJ W. woodcliff. Houston.
Mart Ebcling. Fort Worth.
Il. G.. ovensby. Fort Worth.
q. 7. Jones. Midland.
X. l.. Sumcz. Roswell.
Mrs, q. G, Jeffries. Clovis.
j. NJ. Barnett. Arkansas City.
W. =. Stewart. Dallas.
Il. $. Thomas and wife. Dallas.
]. l.. Hayes. plainview.
j. T.. Berry. Dallas.
+. e. Simmons Jr.. Dallas.
l.. II. Mann. Fort Worth.
c. II. BLIZZARD. Saint Louis.
u. Y. Algcr. New York.
J. A. Badger. Austin.
c. II. lines. Dallas.
j. \. Ill., Houston.
DIR. G. NJ. Bishop. Georgetown, Texas.
j. j. Bistel. Fort Worth.
Manson Noblet Clovis.
y. n. Parkinson. Wichita.
Z. y Graves. Denver.
n. A. Ray. Dallas.
II. Donosky. Dallas.
J. y. Benson. Fort Worth.
II. y. Colgln. Dallas.
II. u. Freeman. Clovis.
Elk.
W. 7. Skipworih and wife. Fort
Worth.
c. q. Todd. Fort Worth.
Francis l.ailcy. Mclean.
II. Fort, Mclean,
a. Finklea and wife. Mclean.
y. II. Amson. Dallas.
Bennic Arthur. Kansas City.
Albert Hlbla. Kansas City.
Violet Lumgritls. Kansas City.
IL. j. Leake. Kansas City.
~ n. Simpson and wife. Clarendon,
Bert lsamsc. Dkhi,a Falls.
e. u. kumlcr. Dallas.
j. W. Harris. Alternately.
John Armstrong. Clinton.
c. w. Crcascy. dalluy.
o. l.. Johnson. Oklahoma City.
c. a. Arr. Dumas.
u. II. Dcvol. Dumas.
- D. Aususpuger. Plalnview.
Tourist Inn.
j. a. Mclean. Dallas.
a. u. Prince. Wichita.
u. witsel. Oklahoma City.
y. ID. Sanders. Kress.
u. \. Locke. Miami.
G. A. Fitch. Dallas.
r c. Nysor. Kansas City.
u. A. Mampt. Denver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Babylon IL believed TO have been the
first city 10 attain population o. a
million.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
An1usenenfs

VIII Rogers In brand New Comedy.
Drama at the Mission Today
The Guile 81 Women is the name
u the new win Rogers picture. show.
Ing at the Mission today only. WIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
General Superintendent nun. Of the

Much comment Il heard In Amarillo
about the remarkable service per.
formed by this city In It's recent auto.
tyle show II IN learned that many
cities In this section are holding these
displays. and with profit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

More tyPewriiers are In use IN the
United Slater Than Ia u. Lei al Lie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
CITYBRIEFS
Timely Little hits Of News Gathered
From varlans Sources

MISS lAiry Gaihings was called 10
Hoh'o" wednesday on account 81 the
SERIOUS IIh'rs ui h"r mother NJ ms
p"h'
-
lIerhley Dawson and party of
friends were In Panhandle and ylclnl.
capital, and studying the oil stua.
ton.
Remarks ratbered frov a,o,, Al.
automobile dealers M AmarIlIo ar an
m. effect that business n steadily
are expecting n Ilb.raI increa.. n,
business during the n.xt f.,v weeL.
The recent tree plHutIpr eampaIrn
in said Ia haye resulted IN much god
The trees are ali 81 m. more anorov.
ed kind. and IN. belief Is exureas.d
there viii moi Il. "A blnck Iocus, IN MI
this portion az Texas.
., W, Corn, manager nj the Tueup,.
carl Water ana Ice Comnanv. Tuc,,,n.
carl. was IN Amarillo THURSDAY. AZ.
Corn says business In getting be,,sr
every div and Tho farmer ha. .rss,
all others.
Two motor.draRs were buslly an.
gagged yesterday along IN. road he.
tween Amarillo and the Carson coun.
~ line. IL IL understood tina, these
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
.. ". Corn. manager Of the Tucum.

a. W. 'orn' manager OF the Tucunf
carl Water and lee Company Tucum.
carl. was In Amarillo Thursday. Mr..
Corn Eys business In getting better
every day and the farmer has great
hope Of a wheat crop that will excel
all others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Two motor-draEs were buslly en-.
gagged yesterday along tho road be.
tween Amarillo and the Carson Coun.
~ line. II II understood that these
rigs will be- continued on the highway
10 keep II In good shape.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
The recent tree planting campalrn

~" '''rW TIVE pihnting campaign
IN said Ia have resulted In much good.
The trees are all ~ the more approx.
ed kind. and the belief II Expressed
that the time VIII soon come when
there viii not b. black locust In all
this portion Uf Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Miss Ialcy Gathings was called 20
lioscoc "Wednesday on account ~ the
serious illness II her mother at This
poit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26


ilerkl'y Dawson and party ~
friends were In Panhandle and vlcinl.
~ yesterday. looking over the Carson
capital, and studying the oll aitua.
tim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

ma smllh taally -numhsE aaaui- li..
Evening star., 1921-04-10
MOTOR CAR VALUE
HALF OF RAILWAYS
Automobiles Also Carried so
Per Cent More Passengers
Last Year.

A small news item. perhaps scarcely
noticed, recently sent out from this
CITY. announced that the registra-
tions of motor cars for the united
tates reached the enormous total of
o211295 January /. we have grown
used to big figures in the past few
wears, but this significant total of
motor car registrations may we'll
make US pause and think says Mr..
Walter c. Davis, secretary and sales
manager of the Davis Motor Car Com
pany. assuming that the average
investment per car is $1,000 (and this
is probably loW). the money invested
in all motor cars reaches the enor-
nous total of $9.0o0.o00, ,oOo-nine
times our national debt before the
war.
our railroad transportation system
has been the growth of nearly cen
tury, and today the money invested
by all the railroads in the country in
right Of way. terminals, and all equip
ment is $4,000, 100000. In few
years the automobile has come to rep
resent an investment half as great
With our 100000 motor cars in
service, we have a transportation sys-
tenn, flexible. adaptable and personal.
with greater passenger-carryin
capacity than all the railroads COM
bined. Automobiles carried 80 per
cent more passengers last year than
the railroads.
Motor transportation is necessary
| it is a vital part of our modern civil
, iZation and our modern social Struc-
ture. The automobile industry is
truly the servant of the American
people"
Evening star., 1921-04-10
MOTOR CYCLE
NEWS.

The Washington Motor Cycle Club
will hold it's first spring run May l
to Boonsboro. Md May has been
selected for the last eight years by
the club for the first days outing.
Riders who have not secured their
Maryland tags are urged to make
their application early. as it will take
about week for the tag to come
through from Baltimore.
The party will leave Howard A.
French & Co. 424 9th street north
| west. at $50 sharp on the day of the
run, and Will be in charge of Capt.
Fred W. Hippler, Lieut. E. o. Nc
Creight, Lieut.. w. Shepherd and Sergt
Joseph Cooksey.
There will be six prizes for the
riders attending the most runs dur
ing the season. There will be no en-
try fee, and every one will be well
come.
The schedule for the season is as
follows: May 1, to Boonsboro. Md;
May Is, to United States Naval Acad-
| emy, Annapolis; May 20. to Fairfax
| Court House, Va; June 12, to Violet
lock; Nd base. base ball game June IS, to
Chesapeake Beach. Md; July pa to
lLeonardtown. Md; August Z. to An
| tietam battlefield, Md; August 81. TO
Fredericksburg, Va: September 4. to
Leesburg, Va. and September IS, to
Occoquan village. Va, picnic.
Details of the first motor cycle jour-
ney from east to west of the conti-
nent Of Australia. recently accom-
plished by Lieut.. J. c. Mcintosh, A. F..
c.. have just reached this country.
Lieut.. Mcintosh is the aviator who in
company with Lieut. Parer. accom-
plished the history-making flight from
England to Australia.
The motor cycle trip was undertaken
with the object of surveying a route
and airplane landing places for the
Commonwealth Air Board and was
highly successful, though the aviator
had not previously ridden motor cycle.
The journey was racterized by
| have deferred any one but Lieut.. Nc
Intosh. They were met and overcome
with the same tenacity and cheerful
| ness which enabled him to do his
share in the wonderful world fight
! Painfully slow travelling over miles of
trackless sand and limestone coun-
| try, frequent mishaps, thirst and
tracks which had been previously
| used only by camels and scores Of
! other handicaps were met and over
| come. The trip took five weeks and
| one day. 1t began at Melbourne and
| companied by H. Harrison Of Mel
| bourne.
! During the worst stage of the trip
| the compass which was relied upon
| Tor guidance. became damaged beyond
| repair. simultaneously the pair found
| themselves practically lost in a track
| less waste without food or water.
They subsisted for over two days on
| a single orange.
Altogether the pair covered 5000
! miles. In speaking of the trip Mr..
| Harrison said that though he was dis
heartened several times his comrade
stuck it out in spite Of everything.
Il never want to see better man in
the face of hardships," he added.
Photographs and information COL
lected have been handed to the de-
fense department., and will be utilized
for plotting a safe air ruote between
Melbourne and Perth.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
West Adopts Motor Cycle,

As an instrument of locomotion on
western ranches and cattle ranges.
the motor cycle seriously threatens
to outrival the broncho. This state
Of Affairs has been brought about
BY the fact that the motor cycle has
shown its efficiency in rounding
up cattle, driving in stray animals.
inspecting long lines of fences and
other such work.