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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
HOw'S THIS PROGRAM.

TEAM WORK. Has Hereford a Re.
construction Program? Let's see: Coop.
crntivc Merchants 9Day Community
Sale now IN progress. Hereford Breed.
ers' Association sale ~ so Registered
Hcrcfords set Tor April 4: m iS.room
hospital purchased by stock subscription
fcs immediate use: road bond and
maintenance election called for April 80:
plans maturing Tor adequate school "a.
cilitics. comfortable Tourist Camp near.
ing completion: an efficient fire depart.
ment newly organised: nearly 30 young
nuficians IN training to supplement the
Hereford Band u night Waterman who
IL on the Job. two carloads II fine Jcr.
scys just absorbed. two new trade roads
opened a hig increase In fine hogs and
poultry. immigration work sySicmatical.
IS organized: publicity work Keeping
Hereford IN the forefront: the greatest
wheat acreage In the history Of the
Plains. "in Union There Is strength %
Lots Garry On. Hereford Brand.
And this Tor a town 81 two thousand
population. This j. sufficient 60 put
some ~ the more pretcntious ccmmuni.
tics to shame Truly Tho White Face
city ~ making good. and we're proud
NJ her. How much the people are IN.
dcbtcd 10 her young. aggressive Cham.
hor ~ Commerce and IT, socretary.cdi.
tor. seth y. Holman. and rs hve.wlrc
president. they ARE beginning 10 real.
IT, rs r. great organization engaged
iu a great work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
WE'RE AGIN 1T.

Representative Lee Satterwhlte says
h. believes tho state win probably BE-
redlrric;cd m ~" special session ~ the
LEGISLATURE. Leo o. Indeed croiuious The
congressional ana representative reds.
tfictinr hill may get through. hut the
fanntorinl rodistricting VIII not. for Eas,
Texas is able through the last rcdlsirlc,.
ing done thirty years ago % thwnrt
the only effort q the growing West and
Northwest % reform the senatorial dis.
tricts. "A We ST." u. Tcxas should b.
divided into three or four states. that
tn inicre D. ~ The people In each sec.
tinn m the present state may D. better
cared f.r The interests % the people ~
q state a thousand miles wide zach WAY
arc to- varied and conflicting 90 be- ad.
minis''red through one state govern.
ment.--plllnyicw News
less were usually In line with you
but here's whore we part company.
Texas viii never b. divided. The fact
ig that she's worse divided NJ preson,
than shcll 10 for a long time. We Do
no. crnsid % a thing incredible that n
rcdisiric'ing hill might bc passed AZ tho
rrot or extra session ~ the state lcgls.
'aiJro Yes something good came out
~ Nazareth. despite tho esnnatos to
tho contrary Yoa know this statement
about mi things come "a him who
waits" 90 words 90 that effect.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
PRonIRlrIoN ANn ANARCHY.

S1oi'ty fos iis protection has enacted
ccrta.ns rules Df acu0n known a8 Laws
o. be- own government. Based pri
muly upon the laws ~ God. thusc
rules have been enlarge upon. hav,
boon adopted have b,,n made p.lrue1i
and feasible and society in g.nc.ui
mas acknowledged itsclf subject Ca them.
u Is prohahl, that no law has been
10 'ycrrlddc1 az hls the prohibition
Rw. Th,rc are men who would resent
be insinuati0n that they are a. all
.lrgcd With hwisssH,ss who with thr
seeming lmpuniiy 80 aside iis wuyls.
that Is far from being % compliment o.
hat b. hr frmn being a cmoplimcni tp
h,m. or those in their class TIE pro.
ADDITION Inv Is jus, as much law as
are any others fur the government 81
society. u h another az the rules az
action al ptcd hy The p.rplr. and g.
has been proven Wholesome Cor every
slcm,1 o; snoivtS. even fu those who
have raised the greatest objections 10 o.
Nothing could b. more absurd than
that a man declaring himself a true.
loyal American. should select certain
OF the laws u the land and ADM, him
self bound by them. and then e. take
from thc list certain others which h.
declares to d. unWhulcsumr and by
which he viii not be- governed This u
really the law II anarchy To-
dlyidual law unto himself /, is c,r.
taiuly not Amcrlcaninn IL matters
no; what the law nor lioW much W.
may be- ca, II harmony with the spir.;
NJ u, We are bound as Americans o. De-
governed by a. Any departure irom
this high plane u submission 60 the
powers that be-. is nothing short Il IN
archy. and Il might even lead 10 worse
America II und,r the prohibition law
Its citizens are bound by tho provisions
q The statute. and ~ man can b.
loyal. iawubiding subjoct e the Cnltcd
States government while breaking the
prohibition law II matters not whether
such individual voted Tor or was in
favor OF the passage ~ the law this
country for the most part recognizes the
righteousness % a majority approval
OF disapproval Il any principle The
people have spoken through their rep.
rescntaiiycs. on this matter. and u l.
az much a law rs is that against muir
der theft. or any other action now rec.
ognlzed as a crime.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
HARDING WISE ENOUGH TO KNOW
THAT WILSON POLICIES, THOUGH
MUCH ABUSED, ARE WORTH WHILE

rotary Of agriculture hrs s1id the same
th.rg
Harding hns not yet kent his cam.
paiT promise - bring home the Amer.
irlu troops from thu Rhine. and there
Is Ho prospect that h. viii do $50 lmmc.
l1',ly. llc win bring thcm home ulti.
m0,cly ~ course. hut q 81 no, recorded
TINT Wilson ever gave motto, ~ his IN.
ior'ion 10 keep them there forever.
The policy Of Wilson and Colby In r..
Gard 90 japanese claims In the Pacific
has i.con followed faithfully hy Hard.
ing and Hughes Great Britain dld not
'ecnri America equal treatment with
nations which are league members. In
the Mcsopotaml1n al fields. uuii she
,cr1d ont TINT Harding and Hughes
were insisting iust as firmly on those
rir,hs ,s tie wilson.Colly administrn.
ton had done.
There 81 no visible difference in the
policies Il the two administrations To-.
ward Mexico and the other Latin.
American republics Wilson i>,pcatcdly
requested ratification OF the l'~Aly with
Columbia: HardinE's first message to
thu Senate was a request Tor the same
thing 10 BE- done, and he mado u rlaln
that he wanted no undue loss Of time
about u. either.
Wilson. through Colby. told the world
that Tho United Suites could have no
dealings with Russia while Il was gov.
ern,d by pack cf murdercrs and rob.
1al.ua H. A..
hood' Secretary Hughes declared after
"A cabinet meeting the other day. that
trade r.1tlous with Russia until tho
the United States could not consider
right of citizens II that country 20 1.-Two
and 10 own property WAS established.
and thlt'unjil that condition was con.
sgmma,ed mot promised. there would
he no use for l."ninc to make any FUR.
Their requests for recognition and trade
with this country. This response was
made a. a communication from the Dol.
sheyists which complained bitterly 81
Wilson's injustice In refusing to deal
with them
Finally ~ can h. pointed out that the
two administration have followed idcn.
tlrally the s1mc policy with regard to
non interference Ia the Irish troubles.
The only real reversal ~ policy that can
~ yet b. pointed out is IN President
HTrdiug's request fer the rcnassnEc OF
tho FordHoy tariff bill. which Wilson
vetoed.
And yet. despite thc fact that the pol
lci-s vi tire two administrations are 80
remarkably similaH things are running
much move smoothly under Harding
than they were under Wilson. The rUn.
son lies m The fact that the disposition
Of Congress WITS 90 nntagonizc the for.
Nor and thst the present moud ~ tho
legislative department g. 10 work with
Harding. aud cooperate with him In
every way possible.
Woodrow Wilson was right IN nearly
M ~ his contentious, II Is difficult to
pick out more than two or three &C.
casiuns where the position he took was
fundamentally unsouud. lie was "A re.
markalay clcsrthlnklng executive. with
tho hiVhrs; ideals as To- good govern.
men, and the conduct of nations to-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
WIRELESS STATION WILL
Sc ERECTED AT SHANGHAI

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON March aa.--Wuri On
"a wireless station NJ ShanghnI 10 Doe
tho largest ln the world viii begin
shortly under an agreement between
the CHINESE government aud the Fed.
oral Telegraph Company. rn American
concern u was announced todu. ly tho
DEPARTMENT g., commerce.
TN Shanghai station WI >hlVc the
same kilowatt capacity as the Bordeaux
France station. the department enid.
but VIII have six musts. each q thoas.
and feet high. as compared with tine Sg6
foot masts at Bordeaux. II is e. Dec
completed 100 is months and viii ir
all" Co Communicate ucrcss ihe Iacl.
.lr without relay.
Contamination Of the contracts o. r..
rari,d bv foreign trade experts here as
enc Of the most constructive pieces of
work effected IN recent years IN behalf
ol american commercial interests In the
orient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

Of the frlends carry this relation en-.
,lrely too far especially when they pre-.
sumo TO sny what shall and what shall
not be- printed ana how u may or may
not be- printed
Al papors appreciate iheir friends. but
II must b. Understood That the rlp,ra
canno, 80 in two directions nt the same
dime. without doing violcnc. 10 all cun.
corncd. Tho paper must determine IT,
policy rcgarding al subjects % interest
aud be governed thereby. regardless 81
ihc nicnd 60 'hc Zoe. ~ content ~ 'lf
with boing a mere eologlcss and worth
less shoot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
GREAT NATURALIST GONE.

With the passing q John Burroughs
naturalist. another really great Ameri
essn has been called from the walks ~
hk fellows no was a gentle spirit
and his work was ~ such nature as
to expand his attitude u viewpoint and
cOnccpt beyond suggestion % pcttiness
John Borruughs was \ close personal
friend of the late Colonel Roosevelt.
and Il IL related that the two u them
frequently tramped through the woods
observing thu birds and other objects
Ia Natures school John Burroughs
wrote 81 the things that interested him
In simple. forccful manner. and his
messages were sclzed with gladness By
thssa who lowed the simplicity ~ the
child. N the attitude Of the great man
To this man of Nature. the things OF
Nature were always most real They
told stories Of beauty. they unveiled the
mysteries 81 the past and drew back
the curtains of the future. To him VA.
ture was a rcvelator. historian and a
prophet. with possibilities undreamed
q In each and every one 81 i,s subdi.
visions lie read the messages q the
Master Designer ~ the universe IN tbs
murmurings a. the winds. the babblinE
Of the brooks the sighlng q the zophyrs
through the b0ughs. the songs OF the
birds. the colorings % the flowers the
mountain heights and the distant dips
Of the peaceful yalieys-to him all
thinss were repleie with life and mean.
ing. and he understood
Today. a. the worn body reposes. thu
soul dialncumbsrcd. doubtless surveys
without restraint. the glad. revealed
face Of Mature stripped 81 all intcrvon
ing misis and distances. and realizes
more fully than ever before the happy
truths and terities Of Il all. Could the
spirit land reflect itself In visible forms
or audible sounds. the portriaturc Of
Mature must. through the vision 81
John Burroughs. stand forth in all Ia
glory. II must b. entrancingly lovely
u mus; catch and hold the affections
81 all who love IN, charms q God.glv.
en-. a God protected world.
John Burroughs has glorificd Nature
for many. and this service will live
long after the man as such shall have
been forgotten. Ills thoughts have he.
come real things. "a endure and blces
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
Communists Captured.

hy Associated frtss.
BERLIN. March 29.--rhc Zcliung
Admitting asserts that The police carly
this morning captured 500 communists
" hu had blown the Ammcudurf railway
bridge and occupied the railway station
there. Many ~ thc arrested men were
~ Ruas.an uniforms.
II semi officially announced that il0O
insurgents thus tar have been captured
IN middle Germany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
CIVIC ATrRACrIyENEss.

Several men and women were busy
Tu,sdly afternoon IN carrying forward
the work OF Identifying the city park.
Tn, Mothers club d assisting In the
planning and improving. ana the park
81 beginning To- give an inviting appear.
aucv Many other improvements stlll
remain 20 BE- dine. such MS playground
equipment and tennis courts. These will
hkcy b. installed n tn near future
Hale Center Record.
Few taskg could yield richer returns
than that In which the good people Of
Halo Center engaged. The very nature
u this work reacts beautifully on those
engaged IN u They deserve much crcdi,
for the public spirited nature 81 their
task
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
MICH FREE ADVICE GIVEN.

There - really no reason why n news
paper should not be the most perfect In
stsiu,ion In all the world. I, really
should be perfect fur the reason tina; II
has the advantage of the greatest vol.
ume Of free advice showered upon any
institution In the world
To iocallze and hence 10 viializc this
thought Il win q course be IN line o.
say that The News has becn the re
cipicni q much direcilonal suggestion
from those who have no proprietary In.
teresi IN ~. relative 90 the manner In
which various stories should De han
died Some have suggested that thu
matters should not be- mentioned. while
others insis, that the only WY 20 Do. IL
10 jerk of the I'D. and give ,he fullest
and mos, ample airings possible
Some have been very much opposed
20 mentioning anything In connection
with the developments and disclosures
In connection with Gulf No. .. while
others have felt that the newspapers
are no, giving half enough matter about
the proposition. Some % the moro dar'
ing have said AZ much. This makes an
interesting situation. and makes clear
10 all thinking minds that after having
heard the ''dnn'ts" and The dos the
question mus, at last come up for ad'
tus,ment before the bar q the judg'
ment q the newspaper. where u really
and righifuily belongs
n n newspaper should h. ~ foolish
a. to attempt 90 be governed b. an the
suggestions offered. II would find itself
continually torn by conflicting emo.
lions. and no; often printed. II be.
comes the duty q the newspaper q
print daily. whether u h able 70 con.
form 20 the advice q friends ~ dodge
the darts Il criticism fgom i,s enemies
some laughahle. some absurd and
untcnahle suggestions are always 90 De-
ssa,hercd by newspaper workers. bui
these while perhaps taking the form Of
interesting Indoor sports" canno; b.
taken seriously when determining tn
matters that should 90 into the making
q . newspaper. OF course there IL .
showing q correctness in the assump.
ton thai Zach rs~d~r n a pari owner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
HUGHES NOTE RESENTED
BY LEADING RUSSIANS

By Associated Pr,ss.
R;NAL, Esthun.a. March aa.-Com.
mcntins on the recent note ~ Socrcury
OF State Hughes concerning the coudi.
ions undcr which trade relations with
Russia nigh, BE- resumed. Maxim Liivi.
noff. chief of the Soviet delegations
abroad. who recently made proposal
20 Washington government Tor "a rc.
sumption of trade said today
Il am afraid the masses IN Russia
VIII interpret ma resent the statement
II Mr.. Hughes as an attempt 90 inter.
fcrv with the Internal affairs 81 Russia
and 20 dictate from the outside
gchcme Tor the Russian social system"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
IN THE HOTELS
Amarillo.

Amarillo.
James Dohhs. Kansas city.
Hicc clayton. Blk Springs.
7. j. Barney. Miami.
J. II. Kenneth. DiSon.
l.. q. Fisher, Denver.
IT, VI. Price. Hobart.
N. y. Frazcc. Ckishoma city.
&. y. Pits, Houston.
:. T.. Mckinnon. Floydada.
u. w. Mont,ith Dallas.
". y. Hlankgnship. Dallas.
G. II. stephens. Iublock.
Mrs. ". wIsmiller Wichita Falls.
a. W. SNaldcr. clovis.
" ~ Wagner. Las Angeles.
G ". Smlthcra. saint Louis.
Tyler Howf.an. psuca city.
Marie ilcmIng. Cedar Rapids.
w. y. Lanihcr. Dallas.
y. {. Muse. Dallas.
Cmrie MvCullcin. Dallas.
$. \. Charlton. Dallas.
J. L. koryl,Cndnll. stamford.
- O. stanford and wife. Peabody.
r. y. Mctiinnis. oklahoma City.
j. y. Burch. Vcrp.
ELK.
J. VI. Lastcr. Cheyenne.
T. u. McMasicr. Cheyenne.
y. Griffith. Swcctvaicr.
r. y. Bugzcn Topeka.
y. T. Prah and wife. Memphis.
&. A. Prcatt. Silvorton.
Bob Estes. Memphis.
EDGAR Thompson. Plemons.
W. .. stewart Dallas.
j. u. Wilson. Dallas.
&. Coffee. Dallas
=. 4. Mocrnckcn. Dallas.
:. T.. Lewis. Childrcss.
\. q. Walker. Clarendon.
l.. u. Mathcscn. White Deer.
Jack Wade. Denver.
Tourist Inn.
Mrs. I.otha Miller. llcdlcy.
j. y. Hitchcock and wife. Denver.
Jim Shnckelford. Dalhart.
w. o. Casper. kansas City.
$. A. Henry. I.ockncy.
w Al. Mccarthy. Denver
r. +. G.ppeV Dallas.
j. -. l'o,l. Hcilcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
SPRING AND THE HEART.

When YOU wake pleasant morning feeling that your life is
worth
M the best that YOU have in YOU fine and true,
Then you'll know that in the nighttime wondous spring has had
il birth.
And the glory OF its coming is in you.
II YOU you've hated your heart deep and long
And in friendship YOU cScnd To- him your hand
Then you'll know the magic pngtme with its fragrance and
it, song
Has begun to cast entertainments through the land
II your heart is u OF gratitude for all your gifts OF EARTH
And YOU feel with human kind YOU wish to share;
Then you'll know that you may take your part in all c WHOLE
mirth
Ieg hear that's filled with spring need have care.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
WE'RE STILL WALKING.

Somebody says that folks should walk
more and ride in ears less and h.
healthy Bui. sakcs alive. who wants tu
walk IN these dtys ~ ears and getting
over the ground az fast as the wind IN
March. Walking was All right hundred
az even fifty years ago. and "a late
as twenty ycers ago. or ten might hit
the mark. bu, we ~ today don't walk
unlcrs the car breaks down Higgins
News
hats describing conditions for most
q The newspaper workers OF the Plains
Country II Texas but we're stlll walk.
ins This however. is just like "A Ger.
tain well known cereal drink. manu-.
featured al a certain famous health re.
sort: There's q reason
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

The News b. not On. - thos, ncwspa
pcrs IN n, country who are concerned
about the Germans hclns fairly dealt
with. The Touion was the most unfair.
the most INSCRIPTIONS. the most IN.
human n beings during The world way
and now tina; they are being dealt with
as they very richly deserve. there Is a
crv suing un about dealing fairly
win the enemy md other such state.
menis. The United States and her
allies were called upon 20 defend right.
eousuess. 10 save world freedom. ard
now these should BE- implicitly relied
upon 70 make such adjustment ~ was
provided under the terms Of the Armis.
tioe-an instrument proffer~J by the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
COPPER MINES CLOSED:
THOUSANDS UMEMPL0 DYED

~ Associated Press.
ErT'rE Mont. March eq.-Cioslng
the mines e.. The Anaaontl Clpp.r sin.
ms COMPANY. ry ordered iu New YORK.
today, wiz throw OCT 81 employment.
$500 20 5000 miners. q was stated VI
iccal cifccs OF the company
IN addition SOME 1900 mon ctploy.
"a !n the cnmnny's ore rcduc,loS pan.
1, Anaconda VIII De- laid oil. nni a
siunllor number in the Great Fans
plant,
uthcr reduction % force are expect.
81 = result con the Butte. Anaconda
and Pacific Railway. and The comp rvs
cool mines and numbering plants
Other mining companies whr' ship
thoir urc 90 thc Anaconda complny's
viii Tor trca,u 'ut also Will De- forced
~ thc AnaconGa's shat down 60 close.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
eGONF N.CI.rMMIRING.

Thorn " some uuaTtion about how
much fruit WA Killed some pN that
only rmnil amount n o. WA kllod.
0hilr others ly that most OF u wps
fl',d and still others mv that 10 w.s
an Killed However He win not dlyulgc
any numo. hor1usc thor r. too much
mfi1iirn. aud rcwDhods mich; rs that
somebody else couldn't tell WHEN the
fruit war killed siut, Limo Tribune.
Tho recent frVezr pat ~ questions ~
quantity Uf d1mlgo ms an end ne ~
Wipr1 out uov and becomes memory
until r'Nt year Well ust much hrs
boon 80 nsidr arywa,-'his should hclp
some
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
SALE OF WHITE MULE"
EXTRACTS BE REGULATED


rs Ass"cia,,d Pres.
ST. rAUL. Minn.. Hiarch ga hill
L. regulate The sal, Il flayuring oN.
tracts containing alcohol. was intro
turad in the Minnesota huua tonight,
The On would permit the sale 81 cN-
tracts br gro".ts amt noddlcrs hut
would require them 90 obtain permits
which would be- revoked Il they are
i.icd II srlliug the extracts Tor be,
ciagc purposes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

ward the more dubious workings Of the
minds ~ other men. and their lower
idral' aroused instant aniagonlsm That
was unfortunate Tor the United States.
Tor the world at large. and for Wilson
himself.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
Monarchlsts Arrested.


LISBON. March es-scvoral well.
known moaarchlsis have been arrested
hero IN connection with an ALLEGED roy.
aiis' plot. which the auihofiiiosAh have
taken immediate steps 10 fru~ate
Amoung the prisoners are C,grt nor.
tiandos, high functionary 81 sho for.
mer Portuguese court and prcsldcnt Oh
the chamber OF peers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
Rioilus In Belfast.

ny NhA0tinttd freai.
BELFAST March 2a.-Rloting tool,
rlncr today IN N" North Queen Street
ana new Lodge Road Districts ~ bel.
fast. in the former man was wound.
Ell when IN uolicc fired On the crowd
IN the latter woman was shot la the
head.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
$, Paul Ilanh Hobbcr.

ST PAUL. March Fifly.one
thousands dollars. inrluGlng S2l 900 IN
cash, was the loot obtained hy five
bandits who held ~ The City Bank II
II. Paul. this afternoon. hanks officials
announced late tonlvm after checking
up their accounts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

Sunday. ApriI 10. VIII he lnliip.

tion day for Knights of Columbus
Ahou, 90 candidates, II Is expected
will receive the FIRST three degrees
u the order NJ that time. a bHn
quct viii follow the oXemplliirntion
work. l.. j. foltman, T. AZ. Gavin,
Frank kocknn ana T.. ia. Weeks
comprise the committee on arrange.
mentL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

4 trousers press heated by eicctTl.
city II a recent French invention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

Our annual output ~ fish oils has
ranged frcln 900 600 e. 900 900 gal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
CITYBRIEFS
Timely Little bits Of News Gathered
From Various Sources

&. y. Herring and son Of Amarillo
haze purchased the ig2l calves Of the
Ball sncpd Of paducah, Teyam Tho
price 10 BE- Ipii IL s2j for steers aud
s2c.5O lor heifcs. About 1900 head
oi calves are involved In the deal.
-
Secretary !. u. Guiekc - anxious
that an attendance showing ol ki'
wnuia mcmbcrs BE- mad at luncheon
az the Harvey House to-day. Only -
per cont were present ai lagt meet.
INK. and Il o. tho hope Ia keep at
Tendance 20 30 per cent or better
Todnya program viii be- largely elias
siflcallon talks. Mrs. hoy l,uthc..
ford VIII give readings.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-29

STORE FIXTURES, suitable for drug or grocery; first class condition; reason able price. Call at 25 Main St, New London, Conn, or phone 533-14. New London, Conn. sep26d.