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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
News Treats All Alike

~ exactly ahT-h dors NOT
print one then change the date TO Dn
o town readers To Dh'fNH
hem. -,
Federal Farm Loan Hank meeting hn
In cok In the Federal building IN tue
News The News plant carried this
iul
Of II sparkling direct from the wires
Tn. News IL printed THIS MOR>I>Ch l. Not WARMED OVER
ou q town under u DATE line 10 deceive.
In the forenoon ony The News-fAkED
attempted They OtT
where u believed the people EASILY DECEIVED
Read The h PRINTED TO-DAY,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
ASSASS|NS ACTIVE
IN CHICAGO; TWO.
MEN MU ROE RE D
SHOOTING OUTCOME or POLiTi.
CAL FEuD WHICH HAS TER.
RORIIED CITY
REIGN Of LAWLEssNEsS
Police Unable 10 Trace Guilty; Steps
Taken 10 Guard Other Likely
10 Have IIeen Marked
~ Victims
ny Associated Ppp..

IVY Rshoehhd Iftts.
CHICAGO, March a reign ~ law.
lcssn.N. declared 10 have e,n the
Uutcom" ~ "a political feud which has
tcrtorized one of the moat danm.y
populated wards IN the city for weeks,
today eliminated In the demonstrations
Of iva Aldermen. John Powers political
lieut"nants
Thee. l.abriola. municipal court
bailiff was the victim. u. wak shot
from ambush. block from his home
Just before noon II. fell with nine
bullets through his hack
Harry Raymond. cigar store owner.
was killed two hours Inter by two men
who had entered his store 10 buy cigars.
Two bullets pierced his head aud two
others penetrated his lungs.
Both Hho0tings took place In a section
known as death alley" In the 18th
ward and were ascribcd by the police
To the feud between the Power faction
aud that ~ Anthony D'Andrca. who
was defeated by Power Tor alderman
last month
The election campaign was marked
by great bitterness and violence sev.
eral bombs were thrown. one being toss.
ed into IA D'Andrca political meeting In.
juring several men. ON election day
several kidnappings were reported by
both sides.
The asnsSinE today struck No boldly
taking care to see that their work was
finished and then disappearing No com.
ple,cly that they could not bc traced
tha, the police accepted the murders M
part IL program 81 aSsassinations and
took steps 10 guard men likely 10 have
been marked for the killing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
ALLIES VIOLATING
PEACE TREATY, IS
P|N|ON GERMANY
NEwsPAPERs DISCUSS MATTER
IN QUIET. MATTER or FACT
MANNER.

Special 10 The News.

Special 10 The News.
BERLIN. March s.--The Berlin
newspapers today discuss quietly the
bbreakin of the London reparatlona ne.
gotlatIons. They are very unanimous
IN describing enforcement of the pen.
alllea as violation Of the Versailles
treaty.
They advise tho populace 10 meet
coming events with composure.
The DetuAche Allgermain zietung.
organ Of Hugo SHINES, the capitalist.
myH,
"Ocrmany'a proposals were rejected
with cold scorn before the allies took
the trouble 10 examine them In detail.
The French now have tho opportunity.
under prctcxt of enforcing the penal.
ties. ~ taking possession of oermany's
coal. fettling themselves In the Ruhr
region and taking the first steps In
their plans for destruction. But they
soon will learn that these measures
nre ~ M little use 10 them M 10 tho
rest ~ civilization. Germany can con.
fdcntly await tho tide Of events. re.
WING upon tho riShteousnchs OF nor
cause"
The Germnnla aayr;
"The conference placed tho true sen.
timcnts of thu entente IN the right
light and this led 10 a most ruthless
violation of denfenscless Germany for
a mere nothing"
vocrwnrts and Die Frcihelt. both
socialist organs SEQ In tho breaking
80 ~ negotiations victory for the
capitalist over reason" and consider
coercive measures 20 limit Of the allies
economic and political impotence and
norplcxitv. The voiks zeltung .ex.
presses opinion that the answer Of pre-
mier Lloyd George 10 the German pro.
ponls implies that he would like 10
negotiate while Germany In under the
pressure ~ tho p"naltIes"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
CONSUL ASKS THAT ALL
MExlCANS BE PROTECTED

SAN ANTONIO. Mar. s.--i.cquestlng
that fifty Mexican hborers employed
by construction company at Tulsa,
Okla. be- given protection, Enrique u.
Ruiz. Mexican consul at San Antonio,
todny sen, telegram 20 the governor
q oklahoma. saying tina, his nationals
IN that state would b. withdrawn and
returned 10 Mexico u they are not safe
guarded from attacks,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
CAN'T HOLD MAN SIMPLY
BECAUSE HE OWNS LIQUOR

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. March S.
llaying whis,oy or other intoxicants
tn ones possession. with no evidence
~ sale. or other violation ~ the prohi.
hition laws does not Justify an individ
uals hcing held Tor the grand jury Is
the opinion n Justice of the Peace II.
V. Gwinn of this city. who released
billie Baker after he had been arrested
hy Texas ranger. and several quarts
of whlskcy found IN his home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
W00DMEN TOO NOISY, so
MAYOR PRESERVED ORDER
~ N,soris,cd Press

~ Assoris,cd Press
HOUSTON. Texas. March S.-wi,h
the schism In the woodmcn 81 the
world reaching the point where Mayor
Amcrman had to interfere to preserve
prdcr AZ the opening session ~ the thir.
ocnih biennial convention ~ the W.
O W and woodman's Circle. jurisdic'
ton of Texas. Tuesday morning and
with an "insurgoni" caucus Tuesday
night to plan a campaign 81 action for
future sessions. the meeting of the
woodmon ~ The World In Houston this
week had tompcstnus beginning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
PACKERS ARE NOT.
PLAYING FAIR, IS.
OPINION WORKERS.
NEW SCHEDULE WILL MEAN 4
WAGE REDUCTION APPROX.
lMATPLy 10 PER CENT.
WAGES TO Be DECREASED

~ Associated Pros.

~ Associated Pres.
CHICAGO. Mar. s.--unlon leaders
representing more than 100000 workers
In the packing industry In all parts Of
the country. Departed for Omaha to.
night TO attend a two.day meeting
which opens there tomorrow TO consId.
er decrease In wages and rcadJustment
of working hours. announced by the
packers today to become effective
March ~.
Charging that the packers were try.
Ing to force "a national strike. because.
having forced livestock prices 10 the
lowest level IN years aud having filled
their warehouses. they want h sixty day
shutdown No that they can unload this
supply on the public at hlgh prices" ("
The employees representative said that
workers were prepared to oppose "the
restoration of the ten.hour day to the
last ditch"
Discussing the announced wage re-.
ductions. which approximate i2 i.s per
cent. Dennis Lane of the Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers
Union, said that this cut would work
against the old employees and would
eventually amount TO about 20 per cent.
THE packers are trying 10 take on
new help at the 30centan.hour rate. .
he said. "This In a reduction Of 20 cents.
and makes n reduction of 10 per cent.
The packers are contemplating taking
on as much help at the 30-cent rate as
possible. and then laying off the older
help. The older help will then be re-
employed. but at the new scale
The packers declared that, despite
the lower rates TO he paid, the employees
would probably earn as much or more
than they did under the present wage
scale. and insisted that adjustment oi
working hours dia not mean return e
n tenhour day. but that extra pay
would not be made except for time over
ten hours.
I'VE are In complete sympathy with
the short work day and fair wage theo
ries and our problem In to attune these
theories as nearly as possible to actual
tiles which We encounter In dealing
with producers and consumers" said u
statement issued by ]. Ogden Armour
head 0f Armour and Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
DUTCH GOVERNMENT IN
SYMPATHY WITH GERMANY
BY Associated Pres.


THE HAGUE. March s.--The Dutch
government as much of Hollands com.
merclai prosperity depends on the
Rhine district. is watching closely any
effect the allied occupation or the pro-
posed customs collections will have on
Dutch trade.
The Dutch evening newspapers gen
orally are unfayorable to action Of the
allies. The Hague Nieuwe Couraht
says the occupation of Dusseldorf and
other German cities In a violation "
the treaty of Versailles and as result
Germany now undoubtedly will pny less
attention tn u than ever. while probably
the production of coal will decrease
enormously.
The vadcrland says the measure Ger
iainly did no, improve the power Of
Germany To pay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
CONDITIONS IN ALABAMA
CONSIDERED ALARMING
by Associated Press.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March s.
Conditions In Jackson County. Alaba
ma. are worse than in the dark days
of reconstruction following the Civil
War. and unless the gocrnor dis
patches troops to the scene IL disturb
ance. county officials propos" To or.
ganlzr citizens posses who will shoot
90 XIII and step terrorism. according to
Mayor Claude Timberlake. ~ Steven
son, here today. regarding night riding
activities.
you never See farmer more than
iifty feet away from his home without
a shot gun" said the Mayor.
Tenants who refuse 10 join the union
are being taken out and flogged. ac'
cording To Mayor Timbcrlake, and land
owners are expecting to receive similar
treatment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
STEPS ARE BEING TAKEN
TO SETTLE RAIL STRIKE


ATLANTA. March s.-Confcrcncc
through which the federal mediation
hoard hopes 90 settle the wage reduc
tion strike On the Atlanta, birmingham
and Atlantic railroad continued here
today bu, with no announcement from
any parties concerned as 20 results.
The fourth day of the strike found
service on the road ut a standstill. only
one train having been operated since
tho union employ yccs walked out last
Saturday. hut W. l.. Chambers. com.
missioner of the mediation board. AZ.
pearcd hopeful ~ final settlement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
UNABLE TO GET FOOD;
INSURGENTS DlSBAND

LONDON. March "a wireless
message from Moscow to-day Hays
the food and fuel situation In Kron'
stadt In hopeless and that dlsHolu
tion among the insurgents II In
crcaslng hourly.
Conflicts between rebels and those
desiring to negotiate with Finland
for assistance In becoming more
acute, the ni-Hnag. asserts, And
desertcrs from the insurgents state
the latter have not the least hope Of
being able to offer resistance.
Leaders ~ the rebels are taking
EevereHt measures to prevent the
sailors desertlng to the Soviet army
from Kronsiad,. according to the
message.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
THE Wall or AN Ex.RooRIE

When they declared an armistice'
And I recrossed the foam;
vowed I'd save bank'roll.
when once ] got hack home.
I started things-humming-
tried 10 save some cash
CThe revenue department thought
acted kind o. rash.
Each year they slice my income.
They tax my profits. too;
Most ev'rything I buy seems tagged
~ war tax please from YOU"
They never let my pocket rest;
~ far as I can see.
The gov'ment must o. went ana
charged
The whole blamed war to mo.
Leslie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
NlTR0GL YCERINE BOMB
A WILD PLAyTHIMG


~ Associated Pres.
BREcRENRiD0E. Texas. Mar. a.
Catching twenty-aunrt nitroglycerine
torpedo m u wss blown from the cas-
ing by an unexpected flow Of gas.
Powell Wright held It until fifty per-
sons and 200 quarts Of nitroglycerine
on wagon reached safety. He then
dropped II back into tho hole with the
reccdlng gas and escaped.
Tho derrick wns wrecked by the Inn
pact and the well caught fire when
he torpedo waa lifted TO the crown
block BY n recurrence OF gas. Windows
m the northern part Of the town were
hrnlicn for distance Of two miles. The
well belonged TO the Arkansas Gas
Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
SHOT BROTHER. .lN-LAW
TO PROTECT FAMILY

CLEBuRNE. Texas. March s.
That he killed his brother in'law,
John Poole, o Burlcson farmer. to
save the other members ~ the
Poole family from harm. probably
viii h. the defonsc ~ ". g. Hun.
sucker. West Texas ranchman. he
indicated. Hunsuckor, who nd.
miitcd N" shooting, was arfaigncd
here.
Poole was shot 10 death In u field
near the farm home late yesterday.
n few hours after he was freed from
Jail on charge ~ killing his
daughter. Myrtle, liunsuckcr mld
he was summoned 10 Burlcson by
his sister. Mrs, Poole. after the
shooting ~ the glrl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Put Baby In Oven

OGDEN, Utah. March s.-Mrs. Ken
meth Thornock of Brigham city. wrap
ped her baby son In quilt and pu,
him IN the oven door OF her kitchen
stove today while she called upon a
ncighbor. When she returned thirty
minutes later she found the baby burn.
ed Ia death.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
NIGHT RIDERS BEING
ARRESTED IN ALABAMA

Wy Attoe'a'td Pfeaa.
STEVENSON. Ala. March s.--Thir.
teen additional arrests of night riders
who have been tcrrorizlng this section
were made today by state and county
officers. four Of them being placed In
Jail here. while nine others are being
held at n point near widows Bar pend.
INK arrival Of additional officers from
Stevenson and Scottsboro. II was re-.
ported that members Of the tenants
union were offering resistance 10 off.
GERS In their attempts 10 bring the
prisoners In and II halt was made nj
farm house and rclnforccmcnts called
for.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
EMBEzzLED S178,0 900, IS
GIVEN SHORT SENTENCE
~ Associated rf~.

~ fstofiaied ffes,
PARIS. Texas. March s.--Iawrence
T. Stcll. cashcr q tho defunct Farmers
National B,uk - Cooper. pleaded guilty
10 cnh gzlemon, - fiTs.O00 In the
fci,Yai court today and was given eight
cara in the federal prison at Atlanta.
W II Chancellor and II. p. Haygood.
bool,keepers. pleaded guilty 20 making
false entries md were fined $500 each
The latter two. Il was admitted by the
Government. did not benefit a penny
by the dcfalcaiions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
LOCKNEY WILL HAVE
FANCY STOCK SHOW

LocKNEY. Texas. March s.-Lock.
ney's second Trades Day aud Stock
Show will be held Monday. March ?s.
Many high grade hogs. dairy herds.
horses, mules. etc. will he shown.
Floyd County farmers are looking for.
ward 10 the occasion. and II IN hoped
that outsiders will he present with ex.
hibition stock.
More than ten thousand dollars worth
~ livestock. poultry and farm products
are shipped from Lockney each week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
scamen's Wages Reduced.

NEW YORK. Mar. s.-Reduction OF
ioamen's wnges and an Improvement In
working conditions aboard ships win be
discussed with the United States Ship.
ping Board by committee OF the
american s,cawslsp Owners AE--sia.
lion. IL was announced today. Depres.
sion IN shipping trade and pressure Of
for gin competition against American.
owned vessels were assigned as reasons
tor tn proposed conference.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Officers he Promoted
By Associated Pr.s..

WASHINGTON. March s--A revised
list ~ nominations for promotion of
army officers above the rank ~ Major
will he submitted by Secretary Weeks
10 the president. possibly varly next
week, for transmission 10 the senate.
II Is expected that the list as finally
approved by the secretary viii differ
quite materially from that forwarded
10y former secretary Sikcr during the
last session OF congress.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
WOMAN MUST FACE COURT
On CHARGE or MURDER.
ny Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Mar. S.--Dcclaring that
Mrs Isabel Cora orthwein was not In
Imminent danger" when sha shot aud
killed Herbert y. zicgler. district man
lgcr for rubber company. coroner's
Jury today returned verdict rccom'
mcndlng that she be held to the grand
jury ON a charge OF manslaughtcr.
Mrs. orthwein, according TO the po'
lice. said tina, she shot only after Zieg'
Ter had broken into her apartment late
lt night a week age and struck her.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
LOUISIANA BANK ROBBED:
BANDITS HAVE ESCAPED
ny Associated Press.

SHREVEPORT. la. Mar, S,--The
Bank of Bienville. a, Bienvillc, was
robbed early Tuesday morning of over
s23. 900 In Liberty Bonds. jewelry and
other valuablcs stored IN deposit boxes
In the vault The safe In which the
hanks funds are stored. also kept In
the vault was not moles,ed.
Thc burglar evidently fearing the
noise ~ the explosion which tore the
vault door open. had awakened the
community. escaped after hasty ex.
animation ~ the contents OF the deposit
boNes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Aviator Killed.

SAN ANToNNIo. Mar. s.--while at
tempting Co glide to landing field
rom a s..OOO.foot altitude. Walter g.
Rcams flying cadet at Kelly Field.
was almost instantly killed here this
afternoon. lie was taken TO the Kelly
Field hospital. where he died five min.
utea later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Wages Are Reiunced.
~ Associated i't,~-

BOSTON. March s.--Boston and
Albany railroad officials meeting today
with representatives of various classes
NJ unskillcd labor. notified them that
effective April the rates ~ Iay In
effect Aprr 9O 1920 would b. restored
Representatives of employees affected
by the reduction declined to accept u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
I,ns.lan Workers RrNnll.

LONDON. March N--I"irogfad
workmcn are revolving against forced
mobilization and have attacked TIM
Soviet troops. rlys a ll'lsngfors dis
pn,ch IN the London Times. The So
yicts. after street fighting took pos
session OF the greater part oi the city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
EDUARDO DADATO. SPANISH
PREMIER, II AsSASslNATED.


ny Associated Prtss.
LONDON. Mar. s.--The Spanish pre-
mier. Eduardo Dato. has been assissi'
mated. according 20 II dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph from Madrid.
Senor Dato was killed by revolver
shots az he left congress.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Rain nc Galveston


GALVESTON. March S.-Rain fell
here this afternoon and most 81 the
battery men ~ Manager Fred Mitchclls
Boston Nationals forsook baseball prac.
ticc for surf swimming.
Tonight Manager Mitchell announced
the schedule of exhibition games 10 h.
played ns the Braves work their way
northwaTd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
EMPLOYEES DENVER PACKING
PLANT ARE DISSATISFIED

DENVER, March S.--Twcniy five
hundred employees of Denver packing
plants will he affected by the ~ l.:
per cent wage reduction announced In
Chicago today by the packing com
panies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Blll Finally Accepted.

The house passed finally the repre-.
sentative redlstricting bill by John u.
Davis. of Dallas. ana others. Under
the new plan the membership of the
house In Increased from lt2 members
To iseS Mat ~ the larger counties
~ the state are given additional repre-.
senta,lyes IN the lower branch. The
house also cngrosscd and passed fin.
ally the bill by Rice. of Houston. pro.
deaf. dumb or blind children In the
state institutions ~ such character
The bill paHacd with no opposition
Whatsoever after MIR Rice. who In
blind, spoke In behalf of his measure
Likewise he added three amendments
with no opposition. MIR. Rice was ap.
plauded after his address,
The housr passed Ia cngrossment the
hill providing for lending state aid for
lending state aid for constructing a
sea wall at Corpus Christi. The aid In
to be oxtnedcd by exemptinE several
counties ~ that section from nd Va.
loren taxes for n period ~ % years.
the money tu go toward constructing
the sca wall. The house passed finally
"a bill by Satterwhitr uf Carson. trans.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
MAY DIVIDE MICHIGAN
INTO TWO NEW STATES


LANSING. Mich. Mar. s.--A concur.
rcnt resolution introduced in the lower
house oi the Michigan legislature today
would call upon congress to divide Mich
igan Into two states. the lower PENN
sula TO retain the present name and
government. and n new commonwealth
20 he known as Superior" 10 BE- ere
ated of the upper peninsula.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Krasnoya Directs Fire on Railway.

LONDON. Mar. s.-Thc Krasnoya
C;orko fortress is directing its fire
against the Moscow.Pctrograd railway
line. says a dispatch TO the Central
News from Helsingfors.
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A GOOD PAPER.
j. iown. March 4, 1891.

Creston. Iowa. March 4, 1871.
Amarillo Daily News.
Amarillo. Texas.
Gentlemen:
| received n short time ago
the sunday issue Of your paper.
! wish TO thank you for having
remembered me as n short.time
former subscriber. and also de.
sire to compliment you on the
edition. II compared very favor
ably with the Chicago sunday
Tribune. "thc worlds greatest
newspaper" The city Of ANA
rlllo can Justly be proud OF a
newspaper that can put out
such an edition.
Yours truly.
II. u. BROWN.
n n n n n
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Humidity Data.

Forecast: "Wednesday probably fair;
colder. with minimum temperature
s5 To 80 degrees.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
WEATHER


WEST TENAs: Wednesday gen.
.rally fair; colder In south portion.
Thursday fair; warmer In north por'
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AUSTIN sOL0NS TO.
RUSH WORK DURING
REMAINDER WEEK
ATTEMPT MADE TO RESCIND RES.
OLuTION CALLING FFOfR
ADJOl RNMENT.
VEATCH BILL IS KILLED
offices Will Net H. Consolidated; Ap-
Precipitation Allowed for ~
iabishment of Scl,ool
for Hind.
ny Associated Press.

By Associated Prsss.
AUSTIN. Tex. March S--The scnat.
today killed the house bill by Vcatch.
of johnson, promising To abolish IA"
warehouse aud marketing department
and placing thn duties ~ the depart
ment under the department 1T agri.
culture. The measure failed tn pass
~ ongrosnmcnt by vote of II 10 ~.
However. motion to reconsider aud
table the vote by which the hill failed
to pass was defeated aud II may again
Je hICught up ON the flOur uf the
senate tor reconsideration Uf the vote
by which II failed to pass.
This consolidation was recommend.
ed by Governor Noff and passed the
house although strenuously opposed.
Governor Neff claimed that the two
departments duplicated In various
ways aud that the consolidation would
save the state approximately $4,000
per year Il IL understood tina, the
proponents uf tho measure In the sen.
ate viii attempt to bring II up again
before the legislature ndjourns sine
die.
Opposition to the antl.allen land own.
ership bill by Senator Dudley. of ri
Pnso. was demonstrated In the house
today when a motion To set the bill for
special order tomorrow morning failed
to pass The negative side of the ques
tion carried by big majority. This
IN the hill that II intended ,o restrict
japanese from acquiring land In Texas.
II passed the senate with little oppo.
sition and will come up In the house
In time to be considered before the
,.auin,, alos.a tn.u.iara say
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
y ours at Amarillo

Highest yesterday. a.
I.owe't. 80.