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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-19
SHRINERS PLANNING HIGH
JINKS FOR NEXT MONTH

Big doin's are being planned by the
local Shrine Club. to occur May 10,
when Illustrious Potentate George
Steinmiller comes here from Reno. A
reception. program and banquet are
being planned, with probably more to
be announced later.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-19
GUN PLAY FEATURED
CARuN BOOZE RAID

The little town of Carlin, South
ern Pacific division point between
Winnemucca and Elko, was the
scene OF wild excitement last Satur-
night when Sheriff Harris, Deputies
McMullen and Harbin, and United
States Officer Sheehan, assisted by
Constable Berning and Special Officer
Of the Southern Pacific Clark. swooped
down on some of the saloons and
other suspected places.
Guns were flourished and in one in
stance defective cartridge only
averted what would probably have
been killing when officer Clark
poked his gun into mans stomach
and pulled the trigger.
Seven warrants had been issued by
District Attorney Castle of Elko for
searching three places of Pierce Bros,
two for rooms occupied by w. S. Nc
Kinsey. one for Geraldine Reed and
one for Iona Brown.
Deputy Harbin and Officer Clark
knocked at the McKinsey residence
and the door was opened by Butch
Mcintyre. He was shown the search
warrant and was told that the house
was to be searched. Stepping outside
he confronted the officers and told
them that they could not enter the
house, search warrant or not, and
dared them to enter. He held them
there for several minutes in hot con-
fab and it was not until Harbin had
pushed gun into his stomach that
he gave way. 1t is supposed that in
the meantime interested parties in
side the house had made way with the
stuff, as the officers failed to find any
liquor
At the Iona Brown house two quart
bottles of moonshine whiskey were
found and the woman placed under
arrest.
At the Linebarger saloon, run by
the Pierce Brothers. when Sheriff
Harris entered and told them he had
come to raid the place, the crowd
stampeded. When one of the officers
started to go back of the bar he was
opposed by one of the men, who grap-
pied with him. The officer pulled his
gun and fired and it was only due to
defective cartridge that the man was
not killed. No liquor was found here
and the officers were taunted for their
failure. being told. I'VE were tipped
off thirty minutes ago."
The other places were searched, but
no evidence was found.
Butch" Mcintyre was arrested for
interfering with an officer in the per-
formance of his duty.
Carlin has the reputation of being
the "wettest" spot in Elko county. and
already the officers have captured
four stills in the town. But for some
reason it seems that the officers never
start but the word is passed on to the
suspected people at Cariin in time for
them to be ready for the officers. The
sheriff and all the other officers now
have their fighting clothes on and they
declare that before they are through
with Carlin it, will be the "driest"
place in the county.-Elko Free Press.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-19
CALLED COMMUNICATION

Called communication of Winnie
mucca Lodge No. 10, F. & A. NJ, this
(Tuesday) evening at 1880 o'clock.
Work in E.A. degree. Visiting breth-
rem cordially invited. By order Of
WIN. Adv.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-19
TUNING

J. D. Mariner of Reno will be in
winnemucca soon. accompanied by T.
e. Joyce, tuner and repairman, who
understands all makes Of pianos,
players and automatic instruments.
Leave orders at The Silver State Of
flee for tuning and anything in the
music line. Adv. .M31tf
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-19
BROWN REAPPOINTED

w. A. Brown of the Eagle Drug
Company has been reappointed as a
member of the State Board OF Phar-
macy by Governor Boyle. Other
members named are Joseph C. Piercy
of Tonopah and N. e. Wilson of Reno.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-19
WASHINGTON NEWS |
Of STATE INTEREST
ESPECIAL consEspoNpKNcsl

WASHINGTON. DC. April 13.
Two days of intense political and So
cial activity about the Capitol. the de-
partmental and office buildings, are3
followed today by O condition of In
nocuous desuetude, as Grover Cleve-
land so succinctly put it. There was
plenty of activity this morning, but
this afternoon. while not exactly
lonesome, 1t is fair to say there is no
crowd in the House Office building or
elsewhere around the Capitol. The
first big league baseball game is the
reason. Everybody who Is anybody In 4
Washington makes function Of that
event, 1t seems. President Harding
will pitch the first ball, Mrs. Harding
will occupy the first seat, and after
that everybody else will strive to be-
first in something. Anyway. they'rs'
at the first game.
The expected crowd at the House OF
Representatives materiallzed yester-
day. when President Harding deliv-
cred his address to the joint session /
(which address has been read by all ]
Nevada ere now. Yes. the crowd ap-
peared, and then some. Washington
newspapers pronounced the crush the
greatest ever. Some Senators are
quoted as saying they had five hum
dred applicants for the one ticket Of
admission allotted each of them.
Could there have been such a thing
as ticket speculation 1t would have
equaled a Divide boom. Mrs. Arentz
and Mrs. Ayres went to the Capitol at
ten o'clock and waited patiently for
the President, who appeared at pre-
cisely one o'clock. The sidelights they
are many and interesting-some of
them funny.
According to the ladies', the most
prominent man, after the President,
was a newspaper man from Iowa,
Welliver by name, who is to receive
"some big appointment" He came In
with Mrs Harding and Mrs. Mclean,
sat between them, and, attracted no
end of interest. A spontaneous sort
of private secretary to somebody. who
had been in Washington many years
and understood everything which she
didn't understand, sat directly behind
the Nevada ladies and kept up run
ming fire of talk during a great part
of the long wait. When the execu-
tive party came in she spotted Mr.
Continued on Page Two)
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-19
FOR YOUR DRUG WANTS

Mail orders given prompt attention.
Our large and varied stock Of goods
puts US in a position to serve you
best. Give us a trial on your next
mail order.
Adv. EAGLE DRUG co.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-19

EAGLE DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
RAN wcNNs' PROMPT wewN

Tho pahlic s,sNe,lmss vNvtl,s,ks The
fact TIA, tho SRA, Nllrad systems ~
the COUNTRY acscrVo mUvh vv,lb Gov
their Npla wcrk IN Vs,Nrne DESTROYED
tracks and sV,,lng ,helr llNcs Into Nrv'
~ fsalNwins alstar,lcN ,Ncl,AoW % high
waters and o,Acr unfortunate CN,as,rN
phcs
n " uae that N rcs,wN ,vaUsror,a
t.on u 10 tho aaVan,agc ~ ,hc ranrWNas
,hem~Nvs, No, ncNe should h. anm,na
tal II the fart TIA, sOmc,,mrs u woaM
~ Cav eAcAI~r Nw ,Nc rNas ~ usc mON
tine and Pat IN \ alncrSR, Kind " w
rlscemen, w~Fk. Ia, or Tho taS, TIA,
they soslse - lNc,nVcnlsncS ~ at,tO AZ
roxsss's> sse paelsN
rhssV u a lsNNeNcss al~N the INrt ~
the ys~>rlc ~ acSw,lN an u ,hc Nv,Ni'
,les ~ she ras,Usas and e,NSs cOE,ssa1s
lN,~ests n se,iisA mcslVc, rh,s y an
injustice n The ralNNls tos Mcy arr
a,s~tca ~ hamsN eClnss men having
ths ssme NmsSsAaNS aasus,sons and ~
sssv< ss shese snsNs,a " esNeF hNss u
eNA~~v rsey w>w, ~ ~ ~ scyNssc "
thc l>cefAe NW,l u CNarss> ~ Syl ,hclg
kxRlmsse lSNVasNsNs tFOaa ~
taSessa, ~ HE ecN,y rNlrs and wash
eass meSA Nsss - rrNsSS,N ana saSscSs
ms csvasrsa Ia, sNe Satlr~sls AS~ er
ard sssS, sSsslng AAok - neSmNl Nth
AZ ass acsss - s~cssssaS> u thus ms
tealns ~ rcSsosN,sea " ssyNtcS, ths
N,lV~As srN ~ oaN caysNg tcs lANls
e~a lnseS~sss ~, ar akc~tsS ty~ sNe
lssrSas' tnsssN~ss " tbs acsty,n, IN
NilF>sls ~Ae,her ~ rV&sl,,v gtVo Il ~
tken. ANsN Sstnsa cas Nearsks tANaes
Naa nssae t.s sAcmsslNVs a T,>.cc a. rub.
~ ssNsesco~s.
SssstcsS w~e,a ~ esvNley ee'res q We
wNaA xsse ~ sNe asSacses IVA, ussSs
ts~ eer se~ss ana cssAtSt aaN erS>A,
We are laAsNssa ~ saN~S ~ nv NrsS
cospeENskoes hat sgN c,sasrsee,srg "
oat WI esSag rNts 80 hcea.A@ ~
rellrVeaS ~ ,e(srAs,ns> sAe ss,sxyanA
AMI esNss ne NsNsStcs v,NGiag HnssS
r,s~~rs eaF ssarasS tgSSA tn cral>e y
~ xsaNs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

the lands we've Rctilne diairessInsly dly,
was heard 10 fomalk Yesterday 'lf
THU ruin keeps up little longcr There
win hc no WHEAT made IN this sortlon
NJ the country, The rust u euto tu ~
the crop, ana that viii be- 100 bad as v
there had been 40 rain When asked
about the appearance w tuti lh lho
wheat. the speaker admitted that Ho Tar
none had been discovered hut De- WA
ultpid" " ~ Appearance IN the oven,
1T continued rains,
Thus II gives II the mlu la sccmmry
a TIN, mrdN, the whulc ,hlng n golug
tu ls dt,od ,o the roola ana the tNtmofa
viii i,sr thclr seed wheat Then vomcH
the rain, and u Il h. "a u,tlc persistent.
there h wall Ut rust ana destruction
rhis h disr,uraslng to thoHv Who take
,il they hchr seriously The arm,r WI,
IL NOT firmly rooted and gtuund,d N
Mis- determination 90 win ln his n.th W
the prumcng uowvls Ot This sr,ilvu W
The country, is vuu ,n nu bN tbr way
side ani lecouc a p,ssim.sl bs lho 'c'
sult ~ lslcpug a. thn WOihrs who ar,
touv,vr urlNg ,hnss Wtvnr something
nat ot iolnt with pry\olrg conditions
ln "a, hong ayo, the DIVINE Gul,r q
our d,slluius 81 too vs. Our WsNs' We
W,rv. under 'hls s,hvuy o. pulouv tho
hnds soW M, srr,ls uO thr soll aNd
harvest tho ylop NoN. U NAV have
hccn az o,, sght that va Wvrv put
NlAvcN lp gNsusv uf thr weather INT
whether that o. uur ~ Wvtv dvnlod
Inv ml,llogr yf htndung the clouds
tna ,bc sunshine, until jbv, pNvhvl
,hc earth oud ,hru only ~ lml,vd
WAY, Thr Mak,t 80 "a, unlNvrsr saw ut
~ WUhhla tbv raiN making ula,hlu,rV
Nr umN)G with NJ vt cNt,h ploW,
sNN. cultivate AVID lrip This bylug ,hc
'NsN Il v pVhNs short ot tslllsh tor
~ ~ venphin mat Wbrlhvr Inv vain
Nns W rW n = oOrs to iNekc ne b,s,
usc c( nv plyNalNng v'pd,t,oNs, with
hyArts " ,hanNplm,ss, tOr ihv dressings
hat an, puJs as thy DAYS vuc and sN
lot Ms AVN busy With our par, vt thc
Nh cNls,,hs rs0lls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

In m article written t"f the hou'h
west plnlnsmnn several months ano,
nna., A A N,ls,n AZ pon.,o T.xns
" 49,
""N"'a"u wv ''''''"" w '"'"' "
the honor ~ the cowboys ~ early days
IN Panhandle history. This script In
nm endorsement ~ hla susgesilOn,
.irhr Panhandle owes the oowboy this
recognition ~ faithful, honest service
cumnar, the rate ~ ,lcvoiopmcnt In
thIs section with that a other PARTS ~
the Tinted States aud We find that IN
forty years the Panhandle has lcapwl
fnrwn,d tn tho polnt reached by others
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
GOOD RULES TO HEED IN HIKES
GIVEN BY EXECUTIVE NESSLACE
~ g. t,,mN >cSlaxr

TN "rWNp S,,ttN l. p,as,A hv
pN'oS,l IN ,buughtOmcsS. "e,sA ri,,u,
cn0 and rcal Sou,,ng n rs vfNn,l,,l
~ m,N sick NN thwVh,lcssnvss ~
VISIT m,,lbln,' ia INV loft w an, vi.
NON~lwnlN ~ am runctlbDus n INV
v''af,v~V ~ Vnv another w absolute.
a tt,usr a. lNuuV'N VOr another. w
Vhvk cur mlnatNM w tam h,Uilv
AMI ms,vAd ~ u.s. nv tOnvs ~ IN,
W'~s,s W. tcc) tNvro h -, much a.
v0r Se'ut Nl, NNA -, lltle tin,, f,t uS
o. d. Ng,lhvv that NJ ha,, ,hve,,,l 4,
stand'o Az NNghhoUs,Ng, INV t,sg,
sls't N"Vvi nv thc ba,t,,s rt,v~ us
'in', ~ wash HUSKY gaWos sri nus.
VN'eV',dlNe v'ntyS,S Nis az tbv.s AMI
tt,o,s W. huns strrl,Nmg Nells. put M,
Raw N'ora tbv p,Nstiy shtpn W S,,ui.
,oS NNt ~, Az vcotyt,d Ul,.n u an th,
t1rp
INV WISH " NV ,rss,s community
s'srO Is No,,',l On ,tc ~cutt w,sa,ecr
Wao b yrvNpt Ia jliO N Is a ,gns)
''''nnNNA N ,au,g q l. usually a
u,yyV sacsVStiOa,
Nstemupp,l,d v,htts ia hR.s an.
c,'s0geavsh,r ~ nv gen ,,,,a cN,1c
tslN'M s,aaam,aNyv With pstnyV W ~
N~,l '0 W,yS, Niuls apuaalS. t,oW,sS
sN~'NoSN, NS,t,'not,N, vt,,, u,ap maltne
SstNlNAg, ,lss>rNate'a. l,st,slrg, mast,
~ ~ vaNtpsuS tSerie passIns q
,cs,> Nhs',OxrNphN, trAtAme
NcNa~ Wv NNsssayialN cNm, IN IN
'Ast WITH nv Wehts ~ r,hvrs an,NF
SsNsl,aos ,Rat an, az, otmil.at o. n,,S,
~ ~ NhNn W start hiNinc. thos, sug
SVS,N'nS arc ma,tc aNd tbtN ha,v M,
tsNV u uN~,n aW. u ~ afiltsl VITA
NVuy lsst ftlvaest.
N0So WIN 4 aUpec O,s,,, ~ ,aa
Nas,tn " ,hs,stS
l,,sn ~ uiakc uitnAs 0r S.ue,ins
sne - D. VNlcsgsc WV the sam, Oai
sA'n, N O'Nn WeN M mvr, ,han
ts>' slsNNs, snA kvR a. tNs ''uicht IA
Nv" " this AVE- VIII D. r,sns,,l, a,,as,N
; us'Fc v,'nf,y.sDs than thc sNsrage cf,,n,,
~ hfNs-eavuSh ~ h. sa,sF,ls, S,,,a,
- ~ ~ WsgNs" Nn VARS ,ssns H.
nv cunNWnNfsv v vtNet lASsene,s,
ai'd d a. NvenslsI,t,ns ~ i,nSsith.
~ voufra Ns'o WVNe sho,c. wu1slk.
sh,'pt ana Wal>tN, ThlS a,aSnV w,
c,,oN SN,fal vs Nt's sincirs yhsritcs ha
VNrAN ffNh at ttgsatone fu,fts on vtrs
" Nv Cran,fN sN,la sHsh,ioe ,st,arks
Ncne ~sN rcaNe." "fatNvs" INhsl4
Vsn's,' ~ attsn,,s lo n. rsrp, a a.,
vNl~eS' '2 taru,tN. NUu mes, ls'k "
thesn ~ hHssatal'V. and ID isnt lf
essaer ~ N.skv ~,sagl VI vs,'S husts
MslNle "a ,sgfbs IN ~ shWt a
ol'in's vn" vs r.Nvlal ralsr cups. &
soNn hau,iSs' tef r,a,,hos ana t.3i,,
pepFI ln his tInsrts ~ b,,. rtUn,,
eta kniic On tts hs,vrasek ruck .s,ck.
nsNsl,tlsr hac oF v'a, % rs.,l his WIN
p1Ntis'u's uitss.'s ava tuu1 Avs
era Ntor art r n,tHpa ln htrr hal,,
t.uS y talf ts aNeus1 O.. l.na ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

AmAulhs au1udc towards ,hc cit
~ and myNlsys VI the Ninth infantry
mNNsWv,i hvyy vN accUnt ~ thc vN,ln'
ND rains In thls sv,t,Op and the wash.
oOls tar,h,y W., Is gpN,N alervNNl
~ the mVN rAvso l~'Ns Nyv eine c,'N'
V,Nyya that IN Amar,lM ana NaNiNew,
A hast, ihcN j. an aNi,l,pg apNrysN.
,,On ~ CpcSc Sans ush,ns mcn INV
lsoy,,c hNVc prNVyn ,o ,hc soll,egs IhN,
,hcN erV ANsh,cl ~ NANv ,hym yvmN,n
oNVg here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

Wv sNtcttFiSys - = s,p,,lAr NAtaN
an ~ INV s,,sa u Amsstlhe than Nv
uNSsst as-soassyalcR n ~ ssaeSa
~esaeeAsyN IN te,s ssssNs ~ INV SSa,A,
WVSt ssNVysl NSvss hooSv> As,NSt,N,
ssceA A. an IN ~ l-oNvs u sseaN
,e.s Ass,seSsgNstoa, rhis y teo cVolcs a;
nv nSterNl lsSNVr tsSrins ANA. and n
Woea y vs,~SelN ssreN sAsNgNsN ~
lAsa ssss cp,syrssss CNSsnu',sSsS VIII ",
s,rrS, ,ssn~',NSs " scVo,ns MS vavt,
FFtse 4 Y~,sSi,yN 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
IAMonument to the Cowboy Of 0ldenD Days
I,y LAURA v. HAMMER.

rest, who did their full duty without
though, ~ the pitiancc they were 10
receive hut ~ the interests of the mon
fur whom they worked. Had they bcen
less faithful less untlrlna. ieas self.
forgciful. the history ~ this section
would h. different, The Panhandle
owes the cowboy ~ yesterday this IN.
preston ~ gratitude.
As u location ~ this monument. the
logical point seems Ia be Amarillo. For
many years Il was tho largest ahIppInR
point for lWai cattle IN the world.
THIN, too |, IA the poln, where the iw'ys
gather NJ intervals. II In here that
they arrange to meet their fricnds To
the men who uacd 10 work On these
ranges IN cowboys. II would seem IT.
ting that the grateful remcmt'rance
" the citizens ~ to-day, should find cx'
prcTsinn In The town That was their
iallyIhn place ~ I'D, the plncc where
they hret their friends todny.
In The Normal College NJ Canyon
thcrc IN IN organization. the Panhandle
Historical society whose cxcusr fw M.
Ink II tina, they Icrpctun,c the memory
ma cullcct tile relies " cowboy days
IN the Panhandle. This soeicty n tco
ycunr 10 finance such movement hut
they can assist by giving this their en-.
dofscmcn,, ny creating sentiment. nv
the work " thu individual mcmbcrs. An
nppcul II hereby made for their aid,
| This suggestion " thus sent cut IN
/ the hone that II shall m,Vt the upproyal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

News ,asNt,hcs seSm H. lN,uCa,c tia,
rrVs,,lsn, llaNliNs u tsiNS -, ocs,oey,l
~ ctft,N scseets that hc Viii asNssy,,
ms Nasmer dc,WrmlNAa ", Ns nearly Ns
ls,<s,eas> ~ pass "a, r~ss, eft,ce MIA to
,Ae "fARANl" Just hOW accaga,o this
MAY ~ NmA,ns ~ ~ sVn, - tar,
e,Nsiscn, lRNNos has rrNVvn h,msc,i
~ h. ls,s~cSS,l ~ a ,a,hsr TN NNsya,
lsxrS u mNn',,ssl u h. eNaNNd ANa,
~ isscR u assigning r,,,lslelNNs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
lsain q, tittmilc,i.

SlsciAlto lhc New
lLTTl.EfiEl.p, TcNas, June AT
tor shoNvrlnv fvr several days the
h,aN,ns br,,kc luu-c saturday night
and ,alnyd s,cadily tha, nish, and sun
vny. Tn, lakes arc fuller than for
,vNvtal WAR; the prahics arc cover
~ with wat,r and the rround viii SO,
~ason lasting many weeks crops
l,nvmlN ar,' IN r,si condition rs could
lsr~,i,ly ~ expected, Cattle are tat
and a spirit, VI optimism prevails In
this strtlNn now
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

Oey nN S~sl,s AN ~nAsins s,lVan,O
aSss ss,er ~ alAc sNpyysl vVvFSasn,
~ S,sss tsNvcs,yNe lispyS NvSslArS, ~,
NeSS srV ~ Ness automatically tAls
NVsr ava vNsvl,sns rvsens Oto pra,cs
ssS-At,N b. sAcNy, Ar.aFio, y tuVvSins
~ wfesy Ia ~ WV,tsyv "a ~ NSNs
sra NsA rg,ssF drys,tsal vNsrslsA,
~ N,sanSs,sgS vseu,, tso ~ WV, M
e.Sesss s0~Vts,S~s ~ tsoS, NAo aV
t~tggvs,sa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
Rain Al l.uhhoek.
special 70 Nv New,

Srscial N ~. New,
l.lluss'k, junv IN slow rain has
l-cn falling hero Tor the last twelve
hours following the heavy rains over
the surrounding country Tor the last
two nights. The state Experiment sta
TON rccslyis 80 inches immediately In
town aud ~ hlgh ~ four inches has
avcn Vpnrtsl NJ various distances M
jo ~ mites atuund the town.
Conditions arc very promising TOT
r,ri crup Year hu, with a consider
ullr reduction IN the cotton acreage.
Uum rs,vhums, corn sudan and other
ted lutar" craS as replacing cotton
lusl as a. stuck, dairy, hcct hogs and
ldulirv Turning II rcplaclns thu one
tTHn hlpa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
CHlLDReSS C. OF C.
GIVES YEARS REPORT

Srccisl In The News
cAll.nliESS T,Nns june The
date Ter the annual election of officers
Ten the Childrcss Chamber IT Commcrcc
VIII hc set within the las, two weeks
" June, and ~ this time, complete
ropor, ~ the YEARS activities viii he
rendered nv Secretary 7, Paul iarron.
Editor j, 4, Thomas II president u, the
rrcscn, time, ana Secretary ihrrun has
held his connection since November I,
1899 The incumbent dlrgtors are W.
q, Norris, T. l., Hardin. W, E Davis,
], q, McMinn, J, NJ, MCClain, Bert WI.
kinsun, J, N, Harrison, Reid H. Scot,,
and J NJ, Grows Much harmony has
been evident within the working hwv
Il the organization, and thu cf,,Sts haVv
been shown In the benefits tn the city
and county IL Childrcss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
ssrxNnsmk NSsars,vsn rwss>

rse ASssSNsSa rvVss ANs NyNin
sss~s ~ asF<sAaslssN n refes,sr.
xs~st dnN~ssss n c>.~ecssss waN ~,
fnsAAe A~rss~sS NV AS~~t.ssa rvs
Ass pss vVf~stca ses, ~ spo~n -
- ssstsssss mo nv g~rS~ss Vs
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

\ s,rNps usA, y eSrs u T. made
iV amendments ~ ,se ScnNce laN No.
lel trStscS lalN Observation-Disclosures IA,
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tsys NtN nV~ssiNs thVlr roocN IN Als
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
Sus,~ct Nrtrrstrsl,
specialize rhc News

stscial 10 rhc News
HER.ruRp, June Might Watch
man iakcr pulled a man III the west
hound frrivh, "Wednesday night. rc,Wov'
ed sonc artillery, n Skeleton KEY and
pair vt dice from hts person and locked
him M In the county hn, where he
sin rcmairs. umcr pulls cff he "
stun like this nearly every nlgh, which
IL undouhct,slly one good reason Wig
ncrcfod ~ far has been remarkable
tive from huldups and burglarics,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

ETfVIHT " Nv" WV
HEREFORD, June s--Annonncc'ncntI
vas made last Thursday 1T the sale ~,
the u, r. Hcde,s Orovcry tn N. II,
l,alscu ~ Decatur, Texas, WIN ~.
ENTITY hough, the Shore iRrns, ranch,
Fur the time hclng Mr., Hedges viii
rcmaih and assis, Mr. lialscli With the
business, Mr., Iialscll recently hought
the Earl y. Wilson rrorcrty ana auto
nol,llc and SAYS he liscs thu tu,uc prs
poets IT Hereford NJ u business hratlon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
OF aud On,
Nv Associated rrvss.

AUSTIN, June 7,--Govcrnor Nctf
said ,n,lav In an interview conccrnine
his min ~ the prison farm tina, h.
askci enc o,d negro how hing he hai
lccn In the pcni,cntRrN, "oh, 7 has
lvcn In here olf and On, IN and ou, tor
,hc last thirty wars h. replied ac'
ruNllng ~ the governor, Z.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
CI.NRENnON SHRINE Ctrn HAS
coon PROGRAM NNn nNNutEt


CLARENDON, Texas, June ,,--onv
" the incest affairs which the Chcn,
don shrine club has held was the enter
,aln,n,n ut ot las, week when they gayc
a milnleht feed and shOw a, the Pas
time Thca,rc, honorln. Harley sad,cr
lcad,n. man and manaecr NJ trunks
cnmc,lnns, who Is u noble, and another
NJ his ,roul~ who II alsn Shrlncr, To-
scthcr with the full company, In turn
the mcmhcrs ~ the company and the
orchestra gaVc a vaudeville program tog
the mobiles and their ladies. \ hlr feed
was very much in evidence and the
Red Tops had HE time,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
CLARENDON COCpl.k GET
MARRIED. SATURDAY NIGHT

Slscial ~ The News
CLARENDON, Texas, June Miss
Emma REYNOLDS and Ice Morrison ~
this city WERE married a, tho homc "
judge W, T. Link saturday evening
Miss Rcvnolds came To- Clarendon sew
cral months aeo from Childrcss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

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