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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25

u-uty ~ the country dcf-nds.
Thor. ~. rule, Df taxation
lus' - p,ll Established - the
.sss # mathematics Eu' instead
- calling Ju cumIstcn, experts.
'hc ways and means committee
.-cks 'hr aislcv - mH'ti-mllI-
luu,lua tshtnct oFiccr
Hc suggest, rrpra, # the rN.
r.s,, profit, pN. reduction ~ tho
higher .aria, rate, or individual
incomes. ,nrrrasr uf the rurpurB-
ffuu 'HN. retention 81 the ruinou,
transportation tBN and the nui-
sanrr 'aNys with new impnSitions
on automobiles and increased
rate, On first class pustage.
Thu, pohc, viii further de-
PRES, industry and fail 20 raise
sufficient revenue for the gov
rrumcnt'. need. less than 5000
persons most " them war prof.
'ccrs psy the higher surtaNcS
on ineomes of 100000 annually.
vet secretary Mellon wants 20 cut
~ half The SiDa n0O 100 which
they contributed to the upkccp Of
the government and throw the ad
di,ionsl burden upon small manu-.
facturrr>. johhrrS, merchants and
workers and farmers
Most Of the members Of the
house want to carry out thr prO-
pies wishes. hut little dominant
minority hes tied down the safe.
" valve of free discussion until
m explosion imprnds which will
scatter the r'nuhlicsn party from
Maine 10 California
And the Harding administra.
ton Is not vet sly months old
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25
G T HOPKINS
OEPART TMENT
STORE

viii duplicate the price md quail
it, oi ans tNc article, sou ma
select from YOUR hig caialogu,
you received Last week from III,
big mail order house of CkiCa.
GO les. We know this sounds
"Eshy" to those Who have not
been trading with H.. but Ne
insist that you TRY IL. Make
out YOUR order in the regular
way and send IL To H. and ~
will fll II in the catalogue NAV.
Yes. We must have the monc,
too. lust the same q, ihcN de-
mand of you Last spring We
proposed to do this With man
whose stomach vas full of gall,
Then he asked u Ia Charge Il
till fair. We refused. We will
buy YOUR Liberty Bonds For
a short time We sll take IN eX-
change for merchandise all Lib
erty Bonds. The Victor, Boads
are worth 100 cents on the dol.
lar.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25
TIVE FOR SANE THOUGHT

..'".f '# voters ~ the
s#fr m.n''.H saa rsr. Fl. rut
H..Ys- H constitution. convention
Mu urau 'H#' 'h, ur.aUlzed cf-
fHr's ~ rw -f-Ua' Interests
ru,yd 'hr money and circulated
'H. propaganda 90 pns... fh.
e..ls uf convention In sun
dst Glarr-DymDrfa' 'h. HYDE.
Atkinson scheme b, msd, public
From the Atkinson firm two i.I-
"-H'"s4a'-.ar.D are 'u come John
Morgan Atkinson anu David ~
I.' Think o.. Waldo T. johnson
and score mur, ike ham r The
convention Of 1875 and then think
Of John Morgan Atkinson. and
you can Judge the clean cut Ian
uuHve pf he present us'J'utten.
vrh ~. Ami'stion. uf power. A.
against document written hy
atkinson and boo. iIt johnson was
broad s9ugod ia.'ycr 81 varied
u... Hr.- from 'hu senate
"h fHt.n" system
'um nn .s. Johnson and
'H.. H... .# ... ".f'. b. a.
s.-. t..ar ens
Thought H..# n. enough Tho
present mu,. 'ur n,p r.ustIfu-
tfan Was born WITH rn, rnv ai
H.#.Ha '-. H,a. far taNr, "
J. E#n- 'an GIupr.Drm,rrst
article hs. given fag', Money
more money ha. hrcr the slogan
I' V,'. known that n p caucus
uf democrat, the day before the
last democratic state convention.
that Atkinson. m, representative
of the present constitutional CON
'cHran force openly advocated
every move ln the way Hf DO.
creased taxes. that HYDE had put
,n fore, Fortunate for 'hr dem
ocrat,, he was the only one ad-
yocating full assessments of farms
and farm property. Other Sup-
gcstion. were dcnomnated by
him as rot" And hy the new
constitution syndicate he and his
Iaw-psrtner Hill are suggested
as dclegstes-at-larg
But 20 cap the climax. HYDE.
who has lowered taxes on corpor.
stioDs, and on the income Of the
wealthy and raised the taNcs upon
the farmer and poor man. says
that h. win not cal the convon-
tlon until he has consulted with
the constitutional convention syn
dicate Il IS generally understood
that Hyde and Atkinson had
agreed upon the same plank as
to taxation, but the democrats
turned deaf ear TO AtkinSon's
pleas and at the last moment the
republicans had to re-draft their
plank From the public press we
see that they are vet together.
HYDE will not call until he talks
with Atkinson's constitutional con-
vention syndicate He will then
call the convention.
In the meantime the syndicate
is busy naming delegates, both at
large and those from the districts
Names are being suggested by the
syndicate. Farmers. watch these
fellows. Ask where they stand on
taxation They NAV lie 70 YOU.
but if he advocated a new CON
stitution at this most inappropri-
ate time, YOU can mark him down
as a candidate of the syndicate.
He will say he is for progress.
His progress means opening up
the right to tax at both ends
Jefferson City Tribune. Aug, ls.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25
Auto Accessories
Clothing Department

NiutmHE 'Spd' t"t"
On August 10, Chicago Kahn
Bros. tailoring firm. will have
an expert tailor with us. If you
are in the market for clothes
come in on that date and have
this expert take your measure.
The suit will be shipped when you
want it.
Don't forget the date.
See our beautiful line of chill
drcn's dresses with hloomers to
match.
Silk pongee shirt waists $50, $3.4s
Watch for the date of our mil
inery opening, buyer now in st.
Louis attending the fashion psg-
cant to obtain best ideas in the
latest hats, suits and coats
Dry Goods Department
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25
Grocery Department

Our grocery trade is growing all the time Those who
trade here know why. Those who do will know why
they compare with others One grocery did
last week You're selling groceries than anyone
You'll agree with us that price does it,
Don't drive by here with poultry and eggs
when do it. Eggs worth 26c today. never
got too much lard and bacon sc Potatoes
hushe When call for field seeds here get
Our warehouse full Of fertilizer Better
Wish had time to tell about dishes cooking
si and forth but howhct can show vou
more in a minute than tell you in a month.
TALYOR MERCANTILE COMPANY
P s You'll be surprised when you the quality of our
Bingham and hear the price
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25
Shoe Department

Ii really practical shoe a society shoe
ycesblc shoe here You here that you won't
find ordinary stores We dress shoes Come and
them. Haven't had them but few days Boys isn't
early buy Fashion leaders don't care for
comfort Get in the lead
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25

Don't throw away that old tire'
Let me put some more miles in
it. 0. l., Hill, Drive Inn" Battery
and Tire Service Station. Lutes-
vile, Missouri.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25
Dr, Good Department

Dress yo,i. II different kni, small checks in .nghsm
r"rcsc-hauful al coIor beautiful scrErs taco
t,n~ 'ucocr Canton crrre lie chn- mcss,nr wash
Tell what color you want. get first choice
Fancy embroidery yarn different rolor, rrkreck ,l
fancy cauisocs .i'k bousc, ,ilk r.ttcos, l,dr,
get married before YOU have time 10 make dress
herr and buy They beautiful
t"vrrrd lace. also beautiful ribbon. sou stand the
price Free look Buy your here ,nur fame, Turkish
toar They're beautiful Bed spread, with sc.pei frrgc5
edge. lace rmhro,drry and ,rniny
Psr'snls with ivory sh shirt p,t'crn, forget
rnr W and ladc, glove .rk hose domcx ,hn,n. rio,
tubing long cloth onsdar h,nnc, Feather tick
tick hannccc Bankc', romorts and thousand, other
thing, IT,, got roay for the falling Of ,b. leaves
We hs,c and qu,n- material
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25
TAYLOR MERCANTILE COMPANY MONEY SAVING NEWS

W h,,r man, thing, which desire to tel. sou about
something gap viii cnIy hearing md seeing But for lack oi
the column. q his paper only have sou guess
ag Whist d, unlc,. YOU before ee run
out rf .pmching tslk about
Cues, sou know where W. located un Popular
end Bargain Look uu Call l3n When you
come aurr you again
Lss, week buyer market where hv gathered
necessities h'cr s,yc,. batter quality ,nI
value, than yuu have FOR time
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-08-25

There are D. many different
grade, OF pcahcrry coffee 2. dst
bean coffee Thu, j, The kind
other. charge 3Or 20 zoe p,r Do
for Try % pound and then { ,ou
doubt 'hi. statement wc viii rc-
y.r# v.fr money
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
FIFTEEN PER CENT CUT
AGREED TO BY WORKERS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
lt,Ee uf the recent marine labor con
truvorsy"
Local unions In various parts 81 the
Country already have been notified that
the agreement would b. ratified W IL.
brown. president ~ the Marine En-
pinocrs Beneficial association, stated.
adding that be- had h'rn informed four
hundred union engineers had signed
with ships az New orleans IA the last
Two days.
Al,huuvh the American steamship
owners association voted al New York
today against entering into IN" agree
mcnt, opinion was expressed here to-
night that the operators separately
would perhaps join In the settlement
While overtime pay l. technically
provided Tor IN the wage scale the work
ing conditions practically eliminate
overtime
mo overtime" the agreement pro-
vides. shall be- performed az sea cN'
,cpi Cor the safety Of the vessel such
work is fully set cut and includes essen.
bal repairs. Another provision IL the
agreement says that working day
IN port In excess IL eight hours shall
not h. performed ar paid Tor unless the
work Is done by written order Of the
chief engineer. master. owner or agcn,
q the vessel"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
JIMMIE CALDWELL
STARTS TO MEXICO

Jimmie Caldwell. district representa-.
tive It the cleveland Tractor company
loit fur Fur, worth Thursday night To-
join the excursion 90 Mexico that Is
being sponsored by the West Texas
Chamber ~ Commerce.
Caldwell makes headquarters at san
Antonio hat puts IN much II hls time
~ Mexico. While in this section ol
Texas be- took advantage Il the op.
por,unty to visit with his aunt and
uncle. AR, and Mrs, Louis Dagcnhardt
looi Monro. street. and also with y. 4.
Kibh". manager u the Kihbc Tractor
company. which handles the Cleveland
tractor.
AHXico l. making remarkable pro-
lgress agricultuuily. says Caldwell lie
has spent considerable time al Villas
farm near Canutillo. state ~ Durango.
It's really a mo,lel farm says Caldwell.
and Villa T. "A real farmer The grant
20 hirn by the government consists ~
800. o"o acres. and the men that form.
lcriy soldier-d under their chleftaln are
now farm hands working for him. He
rules with kindness and firmncss. Cald.
wei Says
Z Mexico has actually settled down on
a peace basis. according 90 Caldwell.
and Mcxicans are turning their atten.
ton 90 agriculture and developing the
/ couniry'a other rcsoudces, The new
'order II things has created demand
for tractors and implements and rep
rcscntatiycs ~ the factories are now
covering the Mexico territory ns well
as thai II the United States. caldwell
predicts a bright future Tor Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
HANSON POST TO GET USE.
OF SANBORN BLOCK FREE.

oit,s pou,rs lu the promises that pre-.
vented "a much ,aticr contamination Of
the d,,l % tb, sual mp.tlng at which
,to contract was signed. q, general
hoWln. III satisfaction was rl ldenced
Post Commander i,ous was the load
mg tnrit n engineering the d,nl. aud
m htWNrr thus under him tho boys
IT lhu L,aion t..larr that their chief
cNcttuvr w.s mu demonstrating the
u,i,f.. n.d nrhuuu spirit that SEQ die
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
He Won the Bet

Il was skcptical II all medicine and
doctors. a friend advised me TO take
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy and assured
me |, had cured him Ut his stomach
trouble. didn't take any stock In 4,
and he bet me $50 that II would be-
equally successful In my ease. lie won
the bet" II IL a simple. harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
nllnys the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and mites.
,inal alln,snts, Including appendicitis,
one desc viii convince 90 money re.
funded. Randall Drug CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
PARL0R MAID SAYS
B[AUVs ATTENTIVE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
from her husbands quarters spnding
her time In canada and Buffalo and up.
un the estate mentioned In ,oday's pro.
cotdings.
How servants saw Letters.
There WIS considerable testimony tu
day az To when. where and how the
various servants had gained ucrcss To
lctt,rh belonging 10 Mrs = illman.
Mary Kelly showed onc of them Ia
liorurd Kelly. then ,arctHkrr 1T the
rsteto n WAS brought uut hut ul'cn
cross examination these twu Witnesses
were reported e. have sp runiuCtcd the
,ih,c Of the letter and other details as
10 contradict statements upon Whi'h
On, OF the letters has hcen accepted IN
Ia the ease az evidence.
Mrs. Stmunn attended the hearings
today ANA largo crowd gathered out
side on the sidewalks a. catch a glimpse
1T her.
Il was understood that the ATTORNEYS
for Mrs. Stlllmln protested 80 t,siays
hearings That reports ~ the testimony
md been somewhat prhlcd somewhere
90 the uip into print because the
pullIc learned that they had agreed
10 produce Mr. Stillmnu for cross cN.
animation june -. his attorneys an
nulu,od. it was said they would not
out Mr. Stillman uu tho stand un that
,htt hui az latter announced time,
au tdat be- might hr spared the in,g" II
The curious.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
CIVIL War VETERANS
ARE GUESTS OF U. D. C.

A glowing tribute To- confederate sal.
dicrs and the spirit IL IA. odd South
was paid by the Reverend Roy N.
rutherford. pastor az the First chris.
sian Church. at a dinner given to Con
fedcrate veterans az the Polk Street NJ.
r. Church annex last night by the
Daughters u the Conf.sleracy.
Captain VIII a. Miller. responded for
the veterans by saving that the Vetcr.
ans Of the world War were just a.
deserving of congratulations u The Ciy.l
War veterans
Ills son. Colonel 4. Miller. Jr. denied
the statement of hts father. saying
that there would never he another g,u.
grafton as truly great as the one which
came into power during the Ciyil War.
Miss Ellen Bailey Dixon aud Mrs
Frank kierSey gave scferal readings,
and all the attending veterans were
called on for short talks.
Veterans attending were: J. ". Ozier
II. ". Airheart, II. {. pittman. J. y
Watson. j. r. Daniels. =. l.. McDln
leila T.. y. Adkinson. a. G. Berry. l. NJ
White. A. J. Russell. and j. \. bar
mott.
Mrs. J. ~ Rockwell. the widow ~ d
Confederate veteran. was sls-o 40 hon
ored guest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17

After two days negotiation, thu
Sanhorn homestead luoatcl between
Lincoln and buchanan and tifih and
Sixth Streets has been LEASED hy the
Tity Commission 90 Hanson Post No.
a.. American Legion FOR an indefinite
Period. pcnding the erection ot ia"
coliseum. for which bonds already have
been VOTED aud ln which the World
War veterans as 10 have permanent
quarters
The contract through WhiUh ths com
'oissiun grants usp Of the Slnhnin hum,
e. The Legion. provides that the Post IL
not Ia paw any rental bat that II shan
apkccp the property according 10 stipu.
lations In the agreement slrnod hy
Mayor Lon -. Mars Tor the CITY and
~ Post Commander l.. r. Rous Tor tho
toldicrs.
k.Xti,salons of appreC iation We're vote.
I'd BY officers and members oi the lie.
gloa apJ by citizens present thoulh nDi
identified with the organization. tn
Mayor Ion ID. Mars Commissioner
John Trolingor and Commissioner a.
Il. Armstrong. Tor their action IN thus
contributing 10 the possibilities fot
rood q the Post by enabling IL to o..
cclve. care for and dircct the fum,r
ssrviCe men la need Of avslsnnce.
show Satisfaction.
Although considerable time WIS cun.
suG.l In the Negotiations Incident o.
r.curing the uso u the Sanborn huma
stead. how the proporly of the city. t
was finally determined that Il VIZ onh
lie hck VI understandings a. ~ tine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
MUCH BUILDING
IS IN PROGRESS
ABOUT MCLEAN
THREE NEW BUSINESS
HOUSES ARE NOW UNDER
CONSTRUCTION

Special a. The News
MCLEAN, Texas juno lf--With three
new business HOUSES under construction
and work undrr way on one residence,
hcs,d, Two homes recently complct.
3D. there is more building activity in
Mclean az the present than az any time
in recent years.
IN, foundation has been laid and
work has hrru started un IA, walls ~
5. 4. Cousins two concrete business
houses.
Tho frame fDr ClocroSmlth Lumber
CO.'S new office and store house Is up.
and thu i0h Is h,iug RUSHED
The concrctct foundation Cor "Chuok
Cookies now homo IN the north part Of
town has been finished for some time.
hut further work has been held up ON
account u wet weather
". e. Cheney Recently moved into
his uow home an Third Street. which
WHs finished "a short time ago II. has
Installed water system and put IN
sanitary plumbing fixtures
:. Bowen mas completed an attrac.
live bungalow IN the south part of
town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
PHOTOGRAPH OF
SUSPECT HELD TO
Be SAFE RObDER
OFFICERS LEAVE FOR OKLA.
H0MA CITY TO GET
PRISONERS

A photograph u one - the men held
In Oklahoma city % susp, - In the
Fort Worth Denver SAFE robbery
Was Identified by u. y. Burton and
T. W. Skellerln. hrakenen. THURSDAY.
The photograph was one ~cured rs
Sheriff Burton Reach from the roFue's
gallery. II was the picture - Charley
Chambers. the oldest Il the three az.
rested. Burton and skellerin are brake.
men and were with the freight tnln
on the track In frunt II the Fort Worth
a Denver station when tho safe yus
blown open.
Convinced that the men captured and
held in Oklahoma city are tn men
wanted IN Amarillo &C. ihc lo-1tinr - he
Fort Worth a Denver ssf.. sheriff
Burton Roach and Bob sullngcr sp.s
bal officer II the Fort Worth A Dsuvff
road. accompanied ~ y. n. DuTian the
brakeman left Tor tn okhhnfna capital
rhursisy evening Burttou vas taken
aloag for tn purpose n Identification.
II the men held prove O. H. thp uuss
wanted. n search VII b. INSIDE f0r no
hot they carried away. Cash tB the
amount II tis.g2 and also "a ch.t b
for tlss were oarrifd aVaN TIE thr,-s
nsa ARRESTED az Okalun.a CO., bad
NO ntoury when taken into rusi 0dy hf
The tsfi1fFs and u il iiassd they msf
have hidden Il dgTies fet4r rpur
SiEht which preceded their arrsst.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17

Myers. Noord, Lila Barr. Ada Evils.
Mcsdamcs Paul Merkler. and u. Daw'
son. Mcssrs. T. y. Sapp. r. y. smith
George Walker. George Dawson. W.
H. Van shaw, J. y. Mcclintick, T. A..
Winklcr. Tick Baker. II. q. Northcutt.
H. G. kovis, Pike Stroud. Dan IIealcy.
Phillip Nongc u. Dawson. James vioca.
q. G. Wcscott, y, n. Martin. H. n.
Comhcst. u G. Lilliard. George BAH.
lBill lioyce. Chas. Young. A. q. Clark.
r. G. Rand, Tony Adams. u. ]. Wet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
SENATE REJECTS PACKER
REGULATION MEASURE
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl
the hin would then b, before the Sen.
ate.
The ihiriy.sovcn senators voting To-
roi'Ct the agriculture cumudttpp hill
included thrty.threo Republicans aud
four Democrats. Tho Tin was sup.
ported hy thirteen republicans aud
twenty one Democrats The roll call On
the motion a. accept the committee hill
us a substitute fur the House hill fol.
lows
For the senate hin Republicans
lluuih. Cappor Cuumius Gouding
jones tWushl Johnson Kenyon. La
toilette. l.cnrwt. N,lson Norris. Spen'
Ger and sterling. 10
Democrats Ashurst. C1pway. pinl.
Flctthrr. Gerry. Glass Harris Helm.
Hitchcock. Jm,s ,NcW Mex. Ken.
drck. Oyormnn. owen. pituunn, Shop'
p1rd, smith. swanson, Walsh Mass B.
Walsh CMuntl. Watson CGcurgill, aud
Williams. q Total. %.
Against the senate bill. Republicans
BAH. Bundgcs. Rulsum, curtis. nil
linghan. Edge. Elkins Ernst, Frrnald
FrlinHhuyscn. Hale Harold. koy's.
Knox. l.udgc Mccormick, McCumhor
Mckinley. Mcl"un. MrNnry New.
Nowbcuy Nicholson uddic. ihlpps
PoindcNtcr, Shor,ridgc Smoot south
,rland. WadsWmth. Warren, Watson
Indmnni and Weller %.
Democrats BruuSrd King, stanley
and Underwood. 1. Total 20.
For senators not voting. IL WIS an
nounc,d thht ladd. Republican, North
Dakota. Nurh,ok. Republican, South
Dakota. simmons. pcmocmt North
Carolina. aud TrWmmolL Democrat
Florida. were ion the senate bin. son
ator Willis. Republican. ohio, WAS pres
,ni but announced be- was paired,
Final debate un tho legislation was
evenly divided between proponents and
opponents Of the packer regulation.
Voting on rm, ndmunls With speeches
limited to i've minutes began az ,1ght
o'clml, and upmvuits OF the Sonarc
bin were enabled to CLOSE votes {" put
through several amendments. pu" of
these. offered 10y Senator Wadsworth.
republican. New York, would restrict
the proposed regulation to the food pro-
ducts ui the packing Industry
senator laiollrttv republican. Wis
cunsn. rgiincd thr floor late IN IA" day,
md displayed copy NJ the original
house hin with what De- described as
a number IT intorlinations made by At
,orn,ys tor the ,ackrrs. Seven of these
determinations. he asserted. Wcr" adopted
by the house agriculture committee IS
amendments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
CHARTER IS GRANTED
AMARILLO TEMPLE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
twice within year by the presiding
officer II the shrine order,

pEs MONIES, Ia, June 10. - The
for,y.scvcnth annual conclavc OF the
Ancient Arabic order. Mobiles II tho
Mystic Shrine. ended tonight following
banquet In honor IL Ernest A. Cults,
~ Savannah. Ca. the new Imperial
potcn,ale. IL Is estimated that more
than ninety thousand shrincrs were
here during N. three days conclave.
The Imperial council at It's flna, sos'
sion today granted Charters for New
Shrine temples 60 Pueblo. Colo,
Wichita Falls and Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
$500 MEN NEEDED
IN HARVEST FIELDS
ny Associated Press.


HUTCHINSON, han, June l6,-
Hutchinson. the labor clearing house
fur southwestern Kansas, Oklahoma and
reNas Panhandle wheat belt, will We'sl
;.500 men within IA. next week Ia care
Tor the harvest labor situation County
Agent j, Smith unnamed tonight. The
prevailing ws.r oemr offered In the
Tertiary IL 81. Harvest is generally On
IN Rene. stafford. Pratt, kiaguan and
Harper counties. u viii begin Monday
IN Clark. Coman,lie. Ford. l'awnee
and ilodgemah counties. The promise
10 the state lal,or officer here of a0O
men from Kansas civ VIII aid the
situation. ~ tv0 men Who lett Kansas
city for Hutchinson about oneiourih
arrived. thu res, finding employment, at
towns along the wag.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
CLOVIS BUILDING
new CITY PARK
FOR SP0RTSMEN
FOUR BLOCKS OF GROUND
PURCHASED FOR CoUN.
TY FAIR SITE

CLOVIS. y. NJ. June lG--F1ur
blocks &C ground between Grand ani
Washington Avenues fourteen blocks
east OF Main Street has been purchag.
81 by the city Tor a city park. Tho
properly owners VINO sold "a the ca,
are John Humphrey. Miss lsalnholt
". l.. Brown and Professor Robinson
The baseball club has secured a four.
year lease on the property. aud 3D.
constructing grand stand that twill
seat i.ooo people. This ground will he
used for fair graunds ana race tracks
and concession booths are undS CON.
rfructlon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
Ei.Ks ENJOY DANCE.

Good attendance was reported at the
Elks' club regular twioea.month
dance. given AT the t.lks home last
night lNrloy'a Novelty orchestra pro.
duced the usual jazxy line Of music
The following were present Misses
Kathryn Nash, Minnie Madden. Miller
Dimick. Hacker, Ncrgic rnphan. Bei.
tic Low ozicr. Frances Charlcss. la.
ellie oakcs. olive Brown. Ford. Norma
Gcrts. linucy and Ruby Cook. Lucy