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New Britain herald., 1921-02-16
Sacrifice Used Car s;

Look these of them can't look these prices All rebuilt carry change used bought from within das allowing full have Think of it Ten Days Free Trial You take chances advertised
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
u. s. WILL BUILD
GREAT FLEET, SAYS
NAVAL AUTHORITY
FORMER GERMAN OFFICER SAYS
AMERICA NOT MAKE MISTAKE
MADE By GERMANY.
ny Associated rrsss.


SAINT BLAISEN. Badsn. Feb. is.
Admiral Non Trip,iz. the German ma
val authority. In ths course at an inter
View tulny. discussed the American na.
val program and It's reference Ia the
prospective r'latlunS Vf the United
States with Great Britain and Japan.
The Z. :, ~ about to build a great
fleet" s,id the Admiral.
AS thu couutry borders On both
.hc Atlantic and Iaficic ocrans. aud
lacks outlying naval lasss. America
will presumably give special attention
',o the radius ~ action of her ships.
That holds good equally for surface
ships such a. ha,tlrships and hattie
cruisers and for submarines aud air
crafts both dirigill,S and airphnes. IN
creating navy Americans should rc
member that the great dycision lies
not with ,uast d"fynscs. but On the
uI,n cas.'
Admiral Won Tripitz contrasi~,l Amer
teas conditions today with that uf der.
many q few years agu and said
America, great Industrial growth
and the consequent mCrcaS' uf her mvr
chan, marine require invuas' II ih'
navy. and u h my b,l,rf thU America
will nu, make thu mistake vGuuany dii
Il trusting the lif- and prosperity at Us
commerce and industry o. thu bruth-rly
feeling ~ th' English. u is an very
well tu regard the bruth,rhuui & IA
CONTINUED oN PAGE Twoi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
.ENR|cO CARUsO IS
SLOWLY IMPROVING
III NDREDS o. iNQl IRiEs FROM
ALL PATS or THE GLOBE
HAVE BEEN ECEivED.

NEW YORK. Feb. ii.-l'ighting foi
life with all his mental and physical
power Enrico CaTuso. world famous
liamatic tenor, SEEMED cheerful today.
while music lovers the world over
hoped and prayed that death might not
yet hush forever the golden voice.
II seemed tonight. n hours after
Cnruso's ~Ncrc heart attack, follow
ing plcurisy. that hc would bc victo
riouS Attending physicians announce
Improvement IN his temperature and
pulse beat nnd said his mind was b~
coming clearer
An the aid that medical scirncc could
offer The stricken singer WAS rendered
to-day Oxygen was administered frc'
qucntly and five physicians watched
over The bcdHidc cnc aud two at o
time. His wife never lett his side.
There shr has maintained slccplrss
vigil for two days and two nights Ca
~ Os lnby girl ana h,s li.ycnr.old son
visited the sirk room during the d1y.
!, was mostly his yirilc stamina aud
his determination not tu die. the doe
tcrs thought, that enabled the great
tenor 10 carry un his flgh, aud seem
lngly to begin improving
From every land and sea wireless
Cashcd mcssagc OF hope and cheer ,c
his hotel suite. Prince and paupci
alike voiced hope for his recovery. Roy
atty of Europe wished him well and
street wecprrs - Nrw York stopped
their w,rk uuisid, lhc hotel To- inquire
~ ~, door Ter a word e hts condition.
From the white house cninc t"lr.
gram and mcs"ugc over long distance
telephone. The king uf Italy sent his
cNplpssirus bv the Italian ambassador
Who visited the Hiol. room. and the
rr'HV brotherhood - music lovers
which knows neither border nor birth,
creed rur class sent iis inquiries from
everywhere.
Carusu Wns fully conscious uf the
ANcrtv uf his 'l,u'ss and his nrarncss
e. death. liv rtptfirm,d his dvtrrmina
iiou MT tu gi,r In. and told ambassador
ltccir that h. wished 10 die IN the land
vh,r, his Nuicr WIS bonn and nurturcd.
,unuy ltnlv Ills cumDniriots over
There Wrr, numbered hrg,s, among
those who rent Unllr messages 90 The
s,,k chnmlrr tndaV. aud Italians from
e., nh tu cugt in this country pleaded
hv ,uicr aud tclcgurh for word oi
/ th,lr id,l.
Cprn stars and wealthy buN hullcr'
mingled IN the lulhv with Sorcs o'
thr poor IN purse bu, rich In love tol
I music. awaiting tr official bulletins
/ lrum the icucr'S physicians.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
STUDENTS DECLARE:
HAZ|NG RECEIVED
AS MATTER Of FUN
MORALE AND SPIRIT Of COLLEGE
VERY coon. n MINISTER'S
REPORT.

AUSTIN. Tcxns. Feb. i7.-invcstlga.
of charges II hazlng freshman stu.
dents NJ the Texas Agricultural and
Mechanical college WAS continued this
Afternoon by the senate committee ap.
pointed for that purpose. Ex.sludents
and officials ~ the college were er
pmlned during the session.
The cx'Htud'nts tcstlfylng were I. q
Allen. of Mart. 4. A. Below. ~ Mid
lothian: Charles Crownlng. of san An.
tonic. and A. W. Harrison. l.. ]. Hart,
president of the board Of directors, and
Rev. II u Jamieaon. rector II ~ An.
drews Episcopal Church nj liryan,
Texas were the nihcr witnesses
Mr.. Hart said In his ten years M n
member of the beard every effort had
been made Ia stamp cut hnzing NJ the
college hut that II was human nature
with the students and he believed II
could never really he completely abol.
ishcd. Mr. Jameson s,id tina, In the
three and n half years he had been ai
Bryan and had acted IN spiritual nd
wiser to the students II his denomina.
ton In a. and ". that he had received
no complaints Il IN" IN treatment from
amy uf them and that he believed the
moralc and spirit uf the college was
very good
Allen said that hc received u pad
ding" within thirty minutes after he
reached the college hut that hc did
not object and really thought the haz
INK he saw was good for the students
NJ u hel"'d in forming u good Nhool
spirit ~" I'D not leave an account
oi hnNlng. lsl"w said he left \. and NJ
bccnusc he "bust-d cut" and that the
hnzing h. received was not severe
Chownlng Faid that he left on accoun,
u INJURIES received la a tuotball gam'
pricr 10 entering the college. llarisot
testified that he busted nut" and ~,
not leave because of haying and tina
he took the hazing that he received
NJ a matter IT fun.
The committee investigating the
rhaig,S II COMPOSED ~ senator laugh
chairman; Parr and Duval. and Blc,lsos
u l.uhbock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
IMMIGRATION LAWS
MAY Be AMENDED
TENS or THOUSANDS Of tNDE.
SR,mLEs NOW FIOCKING
To AMERICA

W ANsoflnNN NAsH
WAsHlN lNGTUN. Feb. -Enactmcn,
4 the immigration restriction bill bc'
fore adjournment of congress was
made the object ~ drive started to-
day l,y Senate leaders. The movement
was nauguiatcd after senator Harris,
Democrat Georgia, had advised speedy
ms.agc II the legislation declaring
that tho tens of thousands ~ undo
sirahlcs, some of them typhus stricken.
arr tn h. let into the country" unless
Immigration barriers are put up
The immigration measure, by agree
mont uf republican leaders. viii IL
given privileged position tomorrow
ahead of all pending legislation. \ final
vote nest week was predicted. with
confidence expressed generally that the
measure would d, sil,agvd from ,hs
congr, ssiuual Jam.
Although thr Hill viii have priority,
srnatr headers said TONIGHT that thcy
rNp,rtcd tu lay It aside tcmpnraril,
during tho next Few days for passlgs
of several appropriations and possibly
q Few either measures Chairman
l"hrs,n NJ the house immigration
committee. in an address. charged Now
York city health authorities with
passing The buck" a. the ruhli'
health service in connection viii
failure tu prevent the induction d
typhus into the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
NO EFFORT TO DlSARM
BEING MADE BY JAPAN

~ NHNNfNaFN TVS
WASHINGTON. Feb i7,--l,cfuSll u
Jnpan to make amy move toward distr'
mamcnt until she has completed her
battlrship and cruiser program was DE-.
clar,d by representative Miller. rrpub.
licpn of Washington. today, In mean
preparation 10y Jaran for war unless
IA" cod he aided statesmen and diplo.
matlcs uf Japan purge the dcmagoguc.
lingo ana iunkcrs that nnw appear tu
have the public cAr and ear
Urging In speech In tn house thr
strengthening II Pacific cuast dcfcnscs
rcpr, sentative Miller declared that al
though every day uf the wnrld wc hear
the rattle If the sabre from across the
Pacific there was no possibility of war
between the l.. :. and japan unless
the latter made II.
1T might br just us well be- under
stuud now. better than at any Time
N the future" added the Washington
Representative. "that our Pacific coas,
states will not and shall become an
'unrcdcrmcd japan"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
BILL INTENDED To RESTRICT
JAPANESE FROM ACQUIRING
LAND N TENAs
COMMITTEES REPORT
Bln Which VIII Allow Convieis 10
Testify In state Courts Has Passed
90 Engrossmeni and Third
Reading
Nv Assnelnisd rrrsa

Nv Associated rrssa
AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. i7.--The anti
alien land ownership blll by senator
senator Dudley of ~ faro WAS passed
tinally by the senate today with very
little opposition. u was cnTrossed In
The morning session and the consiita.
licnal rule requiring bills To be- read
N three several days suspended and
naSsed finally late this afternoon. The
hlll is inteded to restrict japanese from
acquiring land IN Texas The provis-
Ions ~ the bill prevent aliens who are
Ineligible 10 citizenship In the United
itates from huyinK. leasing OF con.
rolling land IN the state.
The senate iall BY aenl,or Rogers of
'ollin. appropristing tl.seo,0oo for
completing and eluippinE the tubcrcn.
ir~is sanitarium at kerrvllle for ex'
scrvicc men was PASSED l.naily by the
house under suspension u the conssi.
'utiunal rule. without 4 sscnting
otc. The lall now goes TO the gov.
rnor fur his signature.
/ The hOusc also engrossod and -aH.
Il finally the hll by Satterwhite q
Carsun. chairman of the appFopria.
Ion committee. carrsA Ag an apprrpri-
,tion Il ss.sst.sss for the support for
he clecmosyriary institutions u Texas
OF the next two years.
Consideration II the measure occu.
led the entire ssSion of the heuse.
The scnate hili hy senator bailey %
Dewitt consolidating the purc food
md drug department with the state
lcaith department was PASSED finally
| " the house. This consolidation eas
recommended by Governor Ncff and
ms now PASSED 10th branches A
iUus. concurrent resolution hy Beasley
! Hopkins proposing 10 investigate
hc Idle machinery ON prison farms OF
'eNas with the view of establishing n
state cement plant was adoptcA A
lpuse concurrent resolution By Miller
/ Z Dallas proposing that the legisia.
IRE adjourn sine die on March ~ was
aid on the table subject 10 cali A
cs6aution by Hardin % Kaufman
cnouncins the speaking tour In
cXas of Miss Mary MacSwiney. sister
the late mayor of Cork. lresana.
gas defeated.
Ry a vote of . To- "a the senate re-.
lscd 10 adop, the house Joint resolu.
N w John Davis of Dallas propos.
* the spcallod home ownership
mondmcnt 10 the constitution pro.
sing 20 aid citizens % Texas In &C.
.Ting homes. ON motion IL Senator
iurphy of Harris. the vote hy which
h. measure Was defeated Was spread
n the Journal which makes u pc~si.
le for the resolution 10 h. brought
~ again.
The senate passcd to cngrossmcnf
md third reading the hiil by senator
Wit 20 McI.,nnan propoSing to allow
'onvicts To testify In state cases with.
vat beiug Tarluned. The bill mot
strenuous opposition which was led by
senator Bailey u Dewitt This mcas-
irc presented In the senate - that. II
,assd. ". = ScriNncr. escaped con-
let aud contcsscd accolnplico Ia the
-~ccn, Dallas pos, otficc robbery. can
testify In thc trial of Albcr, l.. Rowan,
allcgci master mind" In the robbery
for the death of q. W. Street. post
lfficc cmploye who died from pis,ol
wounds received during the robbery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
ORDERS FOR SPECIAL EDITION OF
NEWS SHOULD BE PLACED AT ONCE

Sundi, urrug Amarillo iiiS News win H>or hdu
,i,n,
thsWhsr> oi tensrc viii Instructive
particular lo,sir>. With riu oi today aud
:
pausr> >ssn in t,nds distant poini>.
have five niiS number of rcTlc whom
snd In li and the viii h.
o. VII rclieNe
,he dla, csr
In maid
postage woud ncarls Il
alonc
DEALERS MIIu HAVE ORi,
FRS ENTRA COPlES siiuttD no 81 TOnN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
SUMMERS HEADED TEXAS
DELEGATION, WHO IN.
STlTUTED ATTACK
ABILENE MAN ENRAGED
KNEW HIS STATEMENTS TO
BE FALSE AS HELL"
SPEAKER SAYS

WASHINGTON. Feb. i7.-iIoots,
cat calls and yclls of liar" were
shouted ON the floor of house today
In the stOrmiest session In years.
The uroar started when Rcprcwn.
tatiyc Ilattun Summers. Of Texas,
having lcft a sick bed. appeared In
the house and supported by most
members of his own state delcga.
tiun. launched an attack ON his col.
league, Representative ilan,on.
l,umors had been circulated
about the house Tor days that the
Texans were preparing "a make
the attack On their fellow member.
out II was held Oft until Nj. Sum.
mere Was physically able To direct
IL. When hc stepped forward with
faded newspaper clipping In his
hand, nearly every member was ON
the floor.
The clipping revealed that Mr.. Blan
ton In n letter TO Texas newspapers had
charged mcmlers with concerted
fthH W lhth wv ANHNNlN NNu NhAtlU
salary Increases. which he alone had
prevented heretofore. The press was
asked to helm and newspapers to which
appeal was made responded with bitter
assaults upon those charged with back.
ing the alleged salary grab.
There was n tense moment IN the
chamber ~ the reading of the clipping
VAS concluded and Mr.. Sumncrs step.
ping close to where MIR Blanton was
seated. shook his fist In the lattcrs
Fac, aud dramatically shouted:
Aud when you Snt that statement
to Texas, you knew II was M false as
holl.'
The house broke Into a wild shout.
half the membership rising. Blnnton,
Jumping to his feet. demanded the right
To speak. lie was howlcd down. the
chair sustaining point ~ order that
he could not be- heard nj that time
on question ot personal privilege.
Isianton Not Active.
Mr. Summers. walking back and
forth. continued the attack, Blanton's
eyes following every step. The speech
was constantly interrupted with shout.
lng at the conclusion of almost every
CONTINUED ON PAGE Twoi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
.PLAINVIEW CITIZEN
INSTANTLY KILLED
IN AUTO COLLISION
q. ". PHELPS. COUNTY COM,iIS
sIONER. DEAD. AND WOMAN
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Special to The News.

Special 10 The News
Pi.iiNvIEW. Texas. Feb. H.
q. VI. Phelps was instantly killed
aud Mrs. n. \. Brown was seriously
injured. when their automobiles col
lIded one mile north u Plalnyiew
Thursday afternoon nj two o'clock.
Mrs. brown IN unconscious and
unable 20 tell how the aecideni l,ap
pened. II II thought that both cars
were coming toward PialnyIcw. and
that one tried 20 pass the other
Both went Into y ditch aud over
. turned. plnnlng the victims beneaih
them. Mr.. Phelps was dead when
taker from beneath the car. and
Mrs. ilrown was rushed t0 % hos
plial 10 q passing ear.
Mr.. Phelps had lived near Plain
view sixteen years. aud was nc
present commissioner from the
Plnin,iew precinct. IIe recently
moved from his ranch 10 make his
home In Pialnyiew. Tie has been
very artive In highway work and
livestock matters. and represented
this section nj the Livestock Con.
ference at the recent West Texas
Chamber of Commerce Convention
at Ranger. lie II survived by u wife
and son of Plalnyirw. and sister
at Norman. Oklahoma. lie was alsa
u brotlrr.inlaw of Rufus O'keefe.
Mrs. Ilrown II the wife of n farm.
~. r. \. Itrown. who resides ihres
miles northwest of Plain, lev.
Late reports indicate that Mrs.
Browns injuries are mot of serb
ous nature. aud she has bern no
moved to her home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
HOUSE HAS STORMY SESSION; BLANT0N DENOUNCED
SIX THOUSAND BALES
COTTON ARE BURNED

ENNIS Texas, Feb. i7.-pOllcc
are working ON the inccndinry ,hco.
~ In connection with the burning
early today II three warehouses II
the Ennis Cotton Warehouse Com
pany and which caused lnss estl
mated at 100000. Six thousand
bales ~ cotton were damaged. The
fire. according to the police. broke
out simultaneously In several places
and gained goOd hcadway before
III" alarm WAS given. Warehouse
officials told the police that ccyerai
small mysterious fires had been dis.
covered In various sections u the
warehouses recently. but were ex.
tinguishcd before any damage re
suited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
TEXAS BANKERS WILL
GATHER At HOUSTON
ny As.o s,sa r"e..

HOUSTON. Texas. fsh. \; Now
than nftv l0uk,rs r,prvs'uiing the
l,rsrs, institutions in Texas. Louisiana.
chicago and Ncw York VIII arriN" IN
Houston in "a special pullman StturdsN
n,orning a. attend a vnv dsy lOcal meet
ins - co., Texas hukvrs Association,
Combined with th, m,,tinE = thv urs,
district sf the T,NAS bankers Asss'ia'
zion 'hr "u,ug squadron - thc hank
.rs. rump,,.. = ,g head. ul eastern hanks
viii attend thc session. ii"ih ,he state
and EASTERN lonk,rs ate comirg herr
from Sen NutUnlp. vherr the meeting
Il thc scc,ud d,s,ri,, Was hsd Thurs
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
TWO TEACHERS MURDERED: /:
OFFICERS ARE BAFFlE0

CLEVELAND. Feb. i7.--No trace of
the murderer II N,.Ss Louise Wolf. 81.
principal of the Parma Height Hlgh
school. and Miss Ralsclc Foo,c. -. "a
teacher had bc,n found when officers
adn i-'ssc of more than 200 farmers
raVc up ,hcir scavh Tonight.
Tho two vcmyn wcrc dubbed g.
d,o,h Wh,lc N their wy hone frc'n
school late Yesterday bu, their bodies
Ncrc Mt dis,oVcryd ur,il this morning
when pnp.is on iacir way TO schori
found them l,,ilv mutilaicd lynn. near a
rtOlNay
The skulls q bo,h wom,n were fguc.
turct ana their garments torn almost
o. shfe,ls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
STEAMER SINKING, is
ABANDONED BY CREW

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Amcri'
can freight steamer Cliffwood has
been In collision with the British
steamer y, Augustine Abbey nj the
entrance - River Mas. off the
Dutch coast. causing the Ciiffwo1d's
forchold 10 fili with water, iluyd's
shipping agency reports
\ central news dispatch from
Amsterdam SAYS IN" Cliffwood is
reported sinking.
The Cliffwo,,l ~ AN American
shipping board steamer of 1886 tons
gross. built AT lIug Island In 1919
She sailed January % from New Or
leans for Rotterdam.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
BRUSSELS ANXIOUS TO
BECOME SEAT OF LEAGUE

RRrSSEIS. Feb i7.-RrussCis II anx.
t.as 10 ls,comc tAc sat ~ the league
Il natinnS
pratv Fishrr today requested the
chamber IN ihc event Of final refusal
hv the Swiss government To psrmlt the
Ias0rc through Swi,scrland of the IN.
i,rnationsl contlngcnt of the league Of
nations bound fcr wilma to renew its
formal apIlicaiion tor that honor.
Tho chamber today ratified the Tri.
a non treaty with Hungary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
Twenty Men Arrested

JACkSONNIl.LE, Fllu Feb. IT,
Twenty m,n wcr, arrested by police
to-day as suspicious characters as the
rpEult of the attempted holdup and
Killing last nighi hy two naked han.
dts II Gcorgc Alexander Goodrich. 81
Atlanta. Georgia. and Walter NJ. Bur.
den, ol patchogue. Long Island.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
Men Make lI0ill.

s'y Nis"ciatsd Pres.
COIt'MIil'S. Kan. Feb i7.-AlcNan'
der NJ. IIowat. president of the Kansas
mine union. and August Dorchy. vice
president. under fire for alleged viola
tiun at an injunction forhiddlng them TO
CONTINUED On PAGE TwOl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
rmE rArCm WAS NORTH.

Said teacher to liilly. Now Just ~
YOU stand.
On yuur icft is what u called east;
On Your riglN then. II west and 10
tr'ni yuu. south.
You should know what's h,hind YOU,
at lsast.'
Then l,illy grew red In thu face and
he WINGED:
lie ellen, he'd his small hands and hc
sighed.
II tuld Ma you'd see TINT patch on
my pants,
That I've tried all mufning to hldor'
Prank \. Secord.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
B.,OTIiER rORMER EMPRESS
lE EXPELLED FROM ITALY
By ,,.prlA,d rrs-.

ROME. Feb. - Prince SiNtus.
brother of the former empress of
Austria win d. expelled from Italy
because ut his book entitled "Aus,ria's
offer u separate peace" II was s"ni'
officially announced here i6lRS. The
book In declared 10 b. offensive 20
Italians.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
PEARSON DECLARES
A|RPLANE WAS NOT
DAMAGED IN FALL
WAS FLYING At ABOUT EIGHT
THOUSAND FEET WHEN
ENGINE STOPPED

sns-i - Thr News.
III PASO. Texas Feb. iT.-Licutcn.
ant Alexander Pearson. Jr., upon his
arrival AT ~. Illiss today from Sander.
son. told the Associated Press the
story ~ his forced landing and his cx'
prricnccs In getting hack to ciyiliza
tiun. Lieutenant Pearson flew to Fort
Bliss from Sandcrsun with Lieutenant
Z. -. Jones. one ~ the avlatOrs who
had gone Ia Snndcrson tU search for
him.
ION nccoun, of engine trouble ! did
not follow the mir line Ia S1n Antonio.
but kept as close 10 the fields as pDssi.
ble." aid Pearson. II was flying nj
lboui 5000 feet when my engine stop
ped and | was directly over the river,
Landed In Canyon
| Il landed IN n deep canyon and J
lont know how was able 10 do II
without utterly wrccking the plane.
rhc wings were not disabled and the
plane could be- flown. | believe. after
clearance had been made In front ~ II,
! II II was pcssihlc to get u new engine
~ u.
AZ the time landed thought ]
vas ON the American side, some
! where north ~ the river and started
/ Immediately to walk south, thinking
to reach the Rio Grandc and make my
why io some place IL habitation. Hut
ns at that spot the river runs north
aud south, parallclcd II for two days
and must have walked about thirty
miles.
| AT the end of the second day | came
to the river and say that had been
g,tiing as Far away from the place !
wanted 20 go as II was possible 10 get
m foot. M riggcd w raft and
! started back the way | had come. IL
took me one day un the raft Ia cover
he distance had come ON foot In
two.
In Need of Food
Late In the afternoon ~ that day.
saw two beaver trappcrs who helped
bring me into Sandcrson. They found
me at almost the Eimc spot or the
river where I had been forced 10 come
! lnWn. rodn IN ON their horse as fai
M they went. tried to come part ~ the
way In an automobile hut couldn't get
4 started. and finally made my cntr,
| IN burro.
II rot pretty hungry during the
latter part uf my day un the rnft ana
/ the nights In the big bond country are
/ lust "a hit chilly.
"Thc worst thing In that lose my
chance 10 try Tor thctranScontincnial
record flight believe that " had
my engine In coed shape, | could hav,
made the flight In less than ~ hour
N expected to do. There Isn't b
chance In the world to get tho plan
~, uf Mexico and continue H.
/ light."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-18
WEATHER

WEST TENi>: Friday. cloudy.
rain or SNOW In north portion; sat
urday. t;rnri all, fair.