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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
May Hold International Ro,,no u..

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.--Au inter
national tournament which will
bring together tho Recognized
amateur boxing chapions OF Tho
United states and England. Is ben.
planned for this city early In Nav.
II Is proposed to have the wiz.
ners of the English Amateur An.
letic association and the America,
Amateur Athletic union champion.
ship contests, sceduled TO be held
almost simultaneously In London
and Boston, compete for internA
tional houors, while their titular
laurels are still fresh.
The regulations OF the two ass,.
Citations call for championships in
eight classes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Three l0-Round Battles
Planned for Show
Wednesday
CLICKNER, ROMAN BOX
Light Heavy Middleweight,
Lightweight Scraps Are
Sought by Callahan


ThD Young Denny FRANK 'arbuuuc
1e round bout scheduled tu b" held
hrro next Wcducsdhv night b. Oft
ThIn WIa fho announcement I1'l
1lgh 81 Promoter Jack callahan ut
the Acme Athletic club. luuI Ia
CroIN. manager of Denny f'"''rin'
wired Callahan that Douny ia booked
io roN Happy littleton FchruprN 20
pt Ncw Orleans and hcCuus" ut Some
rule ~ the Louisiana ratc boxing
commiasiuu Denny VIII not be. per
mittod to engage in IA" scrap here.
lhCroiN further said that hc was
uuf1 rillar with tho rulo of "a"
Louisiana commission that prnyrnif
o. boxer from appearing in nnotho'
bout prior to one ln Louisiana
callahan then wired Low pin
mond, manager of rurhoun" that Inc
would not attempt To- find subHtI.
tutc TO meet Carbonuc.
In place of the SHOW "wednesday
night To- have been staged with t1r.
bonue and Douny az hoadlincrs. cal
lahan plans an Hll-star card, with
three 10 round bouts.
Callahan rs negotiating for tho
services OF SIX boxers. five Of thom
well known here and three ~ thcm
Tulsa boys. In the final bout he
would bring together Sailor click
nor of Tulsa and Paul Roman of
Kansas City. llrht heavyweight.
Frank Mnntcll OF Canada and either
Anton tho Greek Of Milwaukee or
Irish Bullard, Tulsa traffic police.
man, may meet In the second bout
ana Jimmy Riley and Jack Hurley.
both of Tulsa, llghtwoiRhts. viii
meet In the first ten round bout
tltCkner Hurley and Riley are
local boys. Cuckncr and Mantcll
are managed by Chick Higdon. An
ton The Greek by Louie pallas and
Riley by Patsy Corrlgnn. All the
above named managers are also
TuiHang
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
ACCUSED OFFICIAL
ASKS QUICK TRIAL

CONTINUED .'poM PAGE ONE
that the communication was ad-
dressed to only one membcr OF the
chamb ber
Additional Information was fur
nished the lower house OF the legis.
ln,ure today by the Investigation
committtH with lts report OF yester-
day which recommended the i'm.
parchment OF Lieut.. Gov NJ. T..
Trapp,
sent Check on Feb. !.
\ supplemental rcpor, was read
which declared that the lieutenant
governor, on February z, sent per
souul check 10 Joe Howard. present
trca rrcr of Seminole county, for
S4,8l7.li. drawn on The First Ma
tiondl bank uf Guthrie and also
that Trapr doliyorcd to tho county
treasurer fuuditA bonds valued az
$4,000. The committee further re-
ported that In the bank AZ Wcwoka
" u deposit II $6,976,06, which Is TO
be returned to the county by
rrapp.
The matter Of the state budget
also was reported on by the com
mittcc which declared that delay by
the governor In preparing the bud
get was due to lack of corporation
on the part of the state budget offi-
| Ger, The committee reported CON
| flict In testimony as 10 when the
auditors report was submitted to
! the governor employees of the audi
| tors office saying IL was ON NuVcm
her, and the budget officer de
| clarlng it was November 2S, The
| committee In the house OF repre-
/ the budget officer was mistaken
/ Twenty new bills were In
/ troduvrd In the house and ii meas
| urcs passed upon iu committee OF
/ the whole
Debate ON the deficiency hill was
/ not $50 marked In the senate today
! as ON previous OCCASIONS and the
] bin Wls advanced. -Four bills were
I introduced in lhe senate.
GilStrap Finds Nothing
l- %. Ulstrap OF WoWoka. county
attorney of Seminole county. in "A
| long distance telephone oonvvrsa-
! tion today with an oklahoma CiN
new sptr,r declared hc had found
| no evidence yet which would war
rant UNwIul. charges against Lieu.
Itrwu' Governor lrapp. lu ,uuuoy-
NHn with luu pur. hasH uI bonds iu
that county Mt Glstrap said that
.u connection with an luNestIGauou
ot ,h, Caau against 6, T.. Egan,
county treasurer charged with om-
aegs.,w,.. up had also iuyvstl-
EtI"l .H. tuUI. trauslt.un iu
which Irupp ls ,narLcd with frauu
Zoo % report submitted yesterday by a
I'omm,"r. DOB tho house of rrprcsen-
'HtN," u' tun oklahoma 'ogsll-
turo.
I'm l's report the house committee
asked that "A committee hr named 10
draw up Impeachment charges
AGAINST the lieutenant governor aud
that tho county attorney ut Somt-
mole county hu instructed 10 youduv,
'ou west cation with q view TO bring
. ,ug criminal action against him.
Gistrap said he would continue
| ihe Investigation
fulloWiuE the submission ~ IN.
! report yesterday Tropp Issued a
statement declaring the charges
N"rr urtpunded and inspired by
partisan vnmlty lie asserted that
ho would be able 20 prove his en-
tire Innocence when given a hearing.
The evidence indicated he was not
called before the mmlt,ee before
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
New Yorker itccovcrs Memory.

NCINNATG, Feb. 9.--Frcdcrick
Softer, New York tobacco exporter.
was was. picked up In Cincinnati
minus a memory Monday night, re
vivod AT a hospital today his first
words being IL want to go home.
Softer does not remember what en-
sued since he left his bride al =
hotel in New York city last Thurs
day upon his return from "A honey
moon tour TO Paris. The bride and
her uncle arrived here today ana
were ovcrioyed to find Soter's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Charge Son Killed Father

WICHITA FALLS, Texas, Feb, Z
"A special grand jury. investigst.
ing an indictment today against
Henry j. Toussaint, son Of the
dead man, charging him with mur.
der. The younger Toussaint IS in
Jail here where he was lodged fol.
lowing the signing of an alleged
confession that he shot his father
because of a number of acts OF pur.
ported i'll treatment. The two
Toussaints were partners in a
building contracting business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
LYNCH AND WHITE IN DRAW


ST. LOUIS. Feb. 9-Joe Lynch of
New York and Jabez white OF Al
bany fought eight rounds to draw
here tonight, according to newspaper
men. II was I.ynch's first bout since
winning the bantamwelght cham
pionship from Pete Herman, De-
cembcr 90. last.
Lynch was given the second.
fourth and fifth rounds and White
the first, seventh and eighth aud the
other two were declared even.
In the seventh round white landed
right TO tho champions jaw and
stunned him momentarily. He fol-
lowed this with n vicious lab to the
stomach and had Lynch covering up.
The champion hit White squaroiy
on the right and left Jaw in the
fourth and fifth rounds but appar-
emily failed to hurt him seriously
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Prices of So to SIS
Are announced for
Lynch-Griffin Scrap

FORT WORTH, Texas, Feb ..
Prices ranging from So to Sl5
have been announced for the
championship bout here February
Is between Joe Lynch. bantam
king and Dick Griffin, long
contender for the crown. The
scrap will be society event, the
proceeds going to a fund for
starving Europeans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
DENNY CARBONNEB BOUT OFF; ALL-STAR CARD is PI
Last Nights Fights

At Fort Worth-Muti Mckee won
by = shade from Joe Fisher In IL
rounds.
Cal Lance de,isively beat Jimmie
Carroll IN \ rounds.
Al Robinson bested Tommy What
ley In six rounds.
At ston---f'red Fulton Knocked
out Battling McCreery In the second
round OF "A scheduled l2-round bout
AT New York--iarry Seigel won "A
Judges decision over Jimmy kirk in
i5 rounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Commission Cnlls Brltton.

NEW YORK Feb. a.-Jack irlt-
ton. welterwoight boxing champion,
today was ordered To appear before
the state boxing commission on Fri
day to explain a breach Of fiStio Ell
auettc he committed Monday in his
fight with Tod G<id) Lewis.
After protesting against the us" hN
Lewis OF a rubber tooth protector
Rritton became involved I'm an I'M
promptu bout with Sclig Goodman,
one OF the Englishman's seconds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Busy ON Pcctc Defense.

Los ANGELES. Feb. 9-W. T.
Aggclrr. acting public defender. said
today chat until the argument ON a
motion for new trial for Mrs.
Louise L. Poote, set for February l6,
he would devote himself exclusively
tu her ease and would act both as
attorney and detective.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Central Defeats Baptists

EDMOND, Okla, Feb. S.--Central
State Normal defeated the oklahoma
Baptist university baSketball team
here tonight by a score Of 2S to 10.
Hafer, Leforce and Braymer were
stars for the teachers. while Aldrich
and Beck did the best work for the
Baptists. Frequent fouls marred
the otherwise fast play.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Wage Cut for Electrical Workers.

LYNN Mas, Feb. 9.-Wage
cuts, ranging from s to l3 per
cent to workers in the Lynn plant
of the General Electric company,
were announced this afternoon. More
than 1900 employees are affected
The cuts go into effect Monday.
Wages OF day workers will be cut
per cent and piece workers -
per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
No Change in Dodgers
Personnel Says RObby

CHICAGO, Feb, 9,--The champion
Brooklyn Robins will take the field
for the 1921 campaign with the
lineup that finished tho 1920 season
Wilhcrt Robinson, manager OF the
Dodgers, said today he is contem-
plating no radical changes, and cN-
pressed confidence In the ability OF
his team to win another pennant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Gs.t3o White pconIc i'm Tulsa

WASHINGTON, Feb. ar h @
1920 population of Tulsa, Okla,
announced at 72,0Sj, consists OF
ta,430 whites, ur IS per cent;
sac colored. or ~ per cent and
eos an other races, such as Chi
ncse, japanese and Indians, the
census bureau announced today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
MARSHALL WILL TRY
TO MAKE MONEY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
I'm going to talk. But as for me.
I'm done. I've no ambitions"
The suggestion that he might in
terest himself in the war that is
now going on for control Of the
democratic party or in its proposed
brought both hands
IN the air.
"Fools," commented the V. T..
rush I'm where angels fear to tread"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Marines Wreck n Newspaper.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Feb. q
About 20 American marines raided
the office Of the newspaper Tribuna
today, destroying the presses and
NreCking things generally, In OK
planning tho raid, II is declared the
Tribuua had published dofamatory
statements about some OF the ma
rinos.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
= Battle With Carpenter
Is Accepted by Moran

PARIS. Feb. o. Terms for "A
fight between Georges Carpenter,
heavyweight champion Of Europe.
and Frank Moran Of pittsburgh,
who is now in Paris. to be held he
fore the Continental sporting club
OF Paris. have been accepted hy the
iaitcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Nab rive in Counterfeit Plant.

WANNINGTON, Fcb, 3 = Arrest
of five men in Philadelphia in raid
upon printing shop, where alleged
counterfeit internal revenue stamps
werc being produced, was ansouuccd
today by Chict Moran Of the secret
service, chief Moran said about
100000 strip stamps, as well as
liquor labels. were discovered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
MeddOlUs and Whifted
Refuse NeU Contracts

DURHAM, n. G., Feb. o -- Lee
Meadows Philadelphia National
pitcher. ana George Whlttcd, Pitts
burgh National utility player who
are spending the winter here, have
returned their 1921 contracts un-
signed with demand for moro sal
airy than they received last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10

MGSKOGEE, Okla, Feb. o. Tho
basketball game scheduled last u.Eht
between Muskogcc and Ramona was
cancelled hv tho latter on the ground
they had been threatened with cN-
pulsion from the state athletic aaso
citation if they played Nuskog,u.
Muskogee was barred from thu state
conference last fan on charges 1t
using ineligible football players.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Kansas Plans TO Paw Bonus

TOPEKA, Kan Feb, "a
bonus Of 81 a day for each days
service for al Kansas men who
participated in the late war is pro-
vided in bill introduced in both
houses in the legislature today. The
bin calls for bond issue OF
S25, 900 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Previous Engagement Causes
Denny to Cancel Tulsa Bout
LAllLNlDGbls
Larry Dollev

" promoter
ta,k callahan is
HuD.cs,ful iu liu
Iur up the boxing
Daud proposed fur
most Wednesday
night hc viii
present b y g. g
bouts that should
Dee uf Interest to
lulEuug Two 81
them especially.
Local tate 70 Q
"a milo urv 90 q
properly tppro,l
licd ti prophet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Kcds Disirihnfr Tickets.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 9.--The Gin
cinnati baseball club yesterday began
its distribution OF tickets which had
been reserved for months by fans
for the opening game at Redland
field. April 13
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
shawnee High Five Defeats Guthrie.

SHAWNEE, FoN, SNlWTOo
high school hasketoor, defeated
Guthrie high school here touirnt.
10 10 "a, The score was 20 to l3 I'm
the local schools favor az tho end
Of the first half
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
NEW YORK. Feb. "a blanket

Indictment naming 90 corporations,
Gll members OF the Association of
Dealers in Mason's Building Mate
rials and charging violation of the
state antitrust law, were returned
late today by the supreme court
Judge investigating tho alleged
building trust.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Iowa Wins From cornmns,c,s.

AMtNS, IOWa, TCO. N---TUWu SluI7
college defeated the University OF
Nebraska, 3S to 80, In Missouri
Valley conference basketball game
here today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
RATIFY PARIS AGREEMENT T
French Chamber Also Votes Conf
dcnOC In GONcrnmCnt

PARIS Feb. 9.-Thc chamber OF
deputies tonight ratified the Paris
agreement 10y vote OF 395 TO SO.
Many deputies abstained from vot-
ing. The chamber voted confidence
in the government, 3ST TO 1875,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10

Is without honor iu his home tuWuJ
ls always o magnet tu attract the I'm
''iuHt OF sporting 'uthutIusta Box.
Inr boo Tulsa would h' more popular
and better Do one or Two. at least one.
local boy could ho developed To meet
tuuuotrh battles Tho public ig do
uruu. and ughtrlIy 500 of seeing tho
V"il known leather pushors' lu lc.
iiuu uu. % be- tlau y1uly u.,row,d In
the ar'lgItN ,f iu home boys'
Rowing history ~ rcpicic with
many cHsv~ uf CitI,TS being made
~plcndld boNinc Ccntors only bC.
CHusc some locnl boy was made II
great drawing card. Many times
that luCni boy may draw ~ many
fans through the doors To -ts. him
take u heating rs to win. hut u
makes nn difference from the box
ufflcc standpoint why they go. It's
merely that they're there that
counts.
The only way local talent can bc
developed is In giving It an oppor
iuuitr Of showing and II seems n
good idea if Callahan would stage a
show once every month or two simi-
lar to the one which he IL planning
for next Wednesday night. with as
many Tulsa buNs M possible az par
ticipauts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
~ that, rs bcttr Ia he "a "nov-
icu' With n future than u never
was" without past.

Once more Enemy" Ivan Grove
brings his oklahoma Baptist athletes
to Tulsa 10 BATH" a local team. Time
was when Ivan was one Of the great
ost stars Of tho "homc forces" but
the former Kendall UniVersitv Of
Tulsa star is now doing his best to
beat the Tulsa orange and black
Good luck to him Gin his games with
othcrD and may the bost team win
always when the Raptists aud Tul-
sans meet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10

4 device to trap a window smash-
ing burglar and ring an electric
alarm is "A recent invention
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10

the chargca against him were sub,
mlttcd To tho house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10

In a London bird school parrots
are taught to talk with Photographs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
Landing of Heavy Title Go
For London COChra,1,S Plan

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.--Charlcs T.
Cochran, British promoter, still has
hopes OF landing the Dempsey Car
pcnlicr fight for London.
This became evident today when
Dan MCketriCk. eastern representa-
tive OF Dempsey and Jack kcarns,
announced r/eipt OF a Cabegram
from Cochran denying ne has with
drawn from the promotion of the
big scrap.
with Cochran stili very much in
tcrostcd In tho match, uncertainties
connected with the selection OF a
site were thicker today than ever.
Jack kcarns does not favor Mon
trcal. The manager OF the worlds
champion does not believe the bout
would pay in Canada. Incidentally.
he is very dubious about staging It
In New York or anywhere else in
the United States where SIS IN the
FOR 10000, "to cover claims issued
for salaries and travelling expenses
for enforcement officers and for em-
pluy additional clerical help and
other help in the highway depart
ment;" and fourth, IA claim for
100000 to cover claims issued for
the necessary expense OF employing
additional competent engineers and
Held men IN carrying on and super
vising the federal aid road building
projects in the state" fifth, a claim
OF 81 500 "to cover claims on file for
the purpose OF defraying the salaries
and travelling expenses of enforce
'meut officers and employing addi-
tiunal clerical and other help In the
department"
The senate passed joint resolution
No. 10, by W. j. Holloway of Hugo,
providing for the immediate appro-
priatiou OF SS2,625 for tick cradica-
Uon in infested districts of south
eastern Oklahoma, and advanced
Bill No. so, by J. j. johnson OF Wal
ters, providing for compulsory physi-
cal examination and Issuance OF
health certificates for persons en-
gagged In preparation and handling
OF food fof sale.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
Amarillo Friends
ToAttend Funeral
OF Mrs. Mary Reid

Funeral services under the direction
Of tine Gnggs Undertaking Company
of Amarillo viii be- conducted at 23o
O'Clock sunday afternoon at the family
residence for Mrs Mary +. Reid, who
died at her home IN Canyon Thursday
afternoon. The funeral viii bee conduct.
ed hv the Rev, Ted y. Hollineld. pastor
4 tn Pres ytcrian Church. OF which
she was a member. assisted Toy the Rev
o. n Hicks rastor ct the Methods
Church. and the Rev d. + Frunahar
ger. pastor of the Baptist Church oi
Canyon.
Mrs svll leaves hchidcs hci husband
six son. and three daughters T.. W and
q. r. Reid uf Canyon, 5 u. and D. g
Reid ct Amarillo. + NJ Reid, Abilene,
Kpn.. md W " Reid of Little Rock
Ark. Mrs. J. W. Lofland. Beaumont
i.Nas. Mrs j. r. Rees. Pendlcton,
prc.. and Mrs G " Quinn Hereford
Texas She has four sisters. Mrs. Mat
tie Gatcwood. Amarillo: Mrs. joe Lace
veil. REQ vista. Texas: Mrs Cisoro
Howell. Dalton. Ga. Mrs George Hal
Decatur. Texas. and an uncle, T. ID. Col.
/ fee ct Canyon.
/ A number II friends from Amarillo
{ will attend the services In Canyon this
afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
JUDGE BROWNING
WILL Be BURIED
THIS AFTERNOON
MAS0NS TO BE IN CHARGE
OF SERVICES AT LLANO
CEMETERY.

The Panhandle will pay lbs last hon
ors 10 Judge James y Browning. ior
or lieutenant governor ct Texas here.
today Funeral services viii be- conduct
eel at o'clo X at the POLK street Meth
odist Church. with Ia 5 W Hayne,
pastor, preaching tie sermon. SIM
pliciiy will mark the las, rites TO.
Governor browning. although the i'm.
pressiye services OF the MasoiN ordct
will be- held M the grave.
.- The body Of GoNcrnqr Browning ay
IN state from Wednesday until Satur
day morning 40 the parIors Of Black
ltun 4 Maionc. underwriters The body
WAS then removed an Dep O'Clock Satur.
day t. the home oi J. q Browning Jr.
1907 TayluT street wher, % was viewed
10y friends and relatives yesterday aft
ctnoon aud may Pee seen to-day until
the body is removed o. the rh.foh tol
the funeral services
George T. Morgan. grand master OF
the grand lodge ot Texas A. r and A
NJ arrived iu Amarillo yesterday ttt
crnoon. ana viii conduct the MasHni,
rituallsiic services az the grave. When
Governor Browning was The first wor
shipful master Of the Mi-oni, lHdg, al
Clarendon. the first one organized Boz
the Panhandle. NJ Moran was th,
first candidate raised lD 10, degree OBJ.
master mason.
II. II Mohlcr Wor-hirul master o.
Amarillo Mbsoui, lodge. hIs requested
all master Masons Co. appear 90 the
Masonic hlll ai o o.rlu.k this afternoon
a. march o. the church fuvth' uHrrlI
Sir knights Of Amarillo Commanders
No is knight T,mplr uN. been
asked by Commander - g. Hum, O..
report III Masonic hHll 8' 800 u.rluth %.
receive instructions about their part Boo
the funeral services knights 'nupln
viii form au escort fr Do, hnIv of
Governor Browning and tho, have boon
requested io attend Boo tulI uniform.
r e. ward exalted RULER OFF AWs
rllo Elks Lodgo Isl. H-a. has asked lot
Elk- ~ bo present zoo the club home hy
40 O'Clock when thov will march Co.
the Polk street Methodist church for
the funeral services
Active psllhesror. for the funeral sin
- ] W HrIu J. D sweeney. q. T.
Gusisvus. Y Graves. $ T. HUI and
Wash Georrr members n the Masonic
order. Honorary ulllhclrcrs VIII h'
from the Amarillo Bar Association and
viii include T. Walker Hall J. "
Noalc " q Hendricks j ". CrIdg
ington and r T. Turner
Following tho services tho body vill
b. taken Co Llano cemetery Tor inter
Uent
Governor Browning was found dead
IN bed az his home ou TAYLOR street
early "Wednesday morning death being
due a. heart disease ~ w1s u Years
Old and had lived Boz tho Panhandle fnr
so ycars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
Diversified Farming
Policy Worth While
Says Regional Clerk

Eoaual CLARK prominent young
irn,r who lives west II Amarillo IL
sold" a. the worth Of diversified farm
81 and m conversation with a repre-
nutiye ~ The News Saturday. said
am convinced that d is not a good
idea Go crop this Plains land every
year u H. neither good for the land nor
'or the man who IL doing the farm.
ing
4 ana going to put POO hens ON the
'l1cc ENLARGE the number of hogs. and
90 ~ that h possible 10 make these
i.uu up the waste that Is made by the
ltlc Already ! have seen good re-
fs from these things, and there are
'ticr things in store for me. and an
who viii use judgment IN the right
ind ut divcrsification."