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Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

Laundry work done right and promptly delivered. Tub and shower baths, new, modern, strictly up to date. Jim Johnson.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

Nice new residence for sale. Finest in Hydes. B. Nj. Stone.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

Affk iantt 10 As
 Found elsewhere asv
 Ths MiaGet Enpprin
 MAet me at the Necca.
 sand this paaer teyoar haanA
 Kesehiken chsaieae as e. Mecea
 A.1tiesksns left e aaA 1aAa Thursday on his way to MeyA
 Wm@ Fnaaer vas esef fssm sAe Mar mot duriaa tho @eek end
 Maesah caia. wAo went to Hazeaepa last spring. retarnedTh arsdaysm
 Mrs. Ed Fernald loft Thursdag far P@t- land. whese shs has pr0psssy interests.
 The John was in Thursday morning with 1T passenger ona carss of freight
 Dave Joanvil~ is sack from trip up the Grand Trunk railway He went as far east as Smiehsrs,
 Harry Allen, the dag iAlishSr who op- erated here during the past two wiaeers. is now in Edmohton.
 Captain Jimmy Anderson of aMe Silver ado mine returned on the Pachena trom a business trip oo Rupert
 Mrs. D.c.veIie returaed on the Carmen eo Ketehikan. having feared tho Cosy Cor ner cigar store 10 Ray Dennis
 Property on Main street k going up. Fred Dorey and his bunch have raised the soow house above high water mark.
 The Rupert politicisGs who came up with Col Cy. Peck skansAaid Roy Nose. ley and took him back down tho canal,
 H.J.Marphy. proprietor of the Glacier creek roadhOuse. was in town yesterday. This wus his first visit in many mentAs.
 John McNeiA and his hrothef. who spent the summer workins on their Bea, liver property, left for the south Thursdy,
 Tom Hatton. Charlie Johnson and Ed Holm are down the canal on hunting trip, They expect to he away about ten days.
 M. Mcleod and K. McKinnon, who have been working on the Silverado> left Thursday for eastern Canada to spend the winter.
 If you see it advertised in the Miner, tell the stoFekeeper, It will please him, help the paper, and give you sort of benevolent feeling.
 Mira, Henry Avison. mother of Mrs, M, R. Jamieson, left Thursday for her home in South Fort George, after visiting here for number of weeks,
 A son was born in Rupert on Friday, Oct. 2l. to Mir. and Mrs. R, L. Clothier. This is their second boy, Pretty soon Roy will get out of packing in the wood.
 Bob Meyers, who has been cooking at Nine-mile. was dowfi yesterday, lie in- tended going to Ketchikan, but instead went back up thesruad to cook at Thir- teen-mile.
 John s. Duncan has gone to Rupert with the intention of returning next spring He is an oldtimer of southeastern Alas ka and northern B. C., and has consider able property In Stewart.
 J.V.Anderson. who has been one of the foremeh of the tram timber fra.nins crews. left last night for his home in Ket- chikan. Vic made anany friends here during his summers stay.
 Jim Carey is arunnd again. his appen- dicltis having faded away under the old fashioned ice pouilice and castor oil treat ment administered by Mr. and Mrs. Tolin at the King Edward hotel.
 Hand laundry equipment for sale. Mrs. Grossbush. opposite Miner Oflce.
 Impsrial Baths. Russian steam baths $i
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

For rent. building on Main street. forest reserve. formerly -Bili's Boafiins House" Apply Miner oeEcei
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

Wanted to rent. 6 sewing machine. Bnquifs at Mihas oiRes.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

Comfortable and convenient house to rent Enquire of HGsh MacDjuSAil.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

Imp.rial Baths. Russian steam baths Sl
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

Mrs. Johnson. Sanitary laundry, A stree
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

Hand laundry equipment for sale. Mrs 0rossbush, opposite Miner Offlco.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-11-02

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-13

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Shaw 10 Become
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RURAL SCHOOLS
MAY bE GIVEN
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NJ RS 4 W. HENDERSON
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WILL HELP ON
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Identification Slips
OF Con(ederates to
Be Issued Saturday

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Beautiful Women
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
NEGRO WHIPPING
NOTE SENT NEWS
BATTLES POLICE
WHITE is CHARGED WITH
SOLICITING BLACKS FOR
HIS WIFE.
NOTE TO NEGROES.

Following is q mot, brought t0
the Daily News offIc. us r.lHt ly
negro
TO the Daily Novs md Tr.mu. '
These negroes hlv, been whipped
Tor wandering or soliciting fur O.
white woman. Let this bD w1rU.
ing to other por'ors Hotel owners
and clerks rD warmed not tu en-.
plov sucn characters We also wish
20 commend the negroes who ry.
ported 90 the officers that q certain
white man was pand'rIng ur solicit
ing Tor his wife in negro town We
feel sure that he viii bo properly
dealt with in the courts Negroes
who are law abiding should have no
fear"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
in the conference proper.

S.Drrr, Hughes and Arthur j Bal
ul.. os respective heads of the Amer
au and British groups viii meet Go.
morrow vrH the Japanese ana Cu.
nos, Go ltN h, m-is Ton The u,ruilH.
Duus
Tho rummunuu, ISSUED after today b
meeting W 90, armament conference
committee m Fur Eastern and Pa
.in, affairs follows
'Thc committee ON Tar Eastern rud
la,.n, affairs mot this morning $50
E,mhrr 80. 1927 BOO the ran American
HuHdrr Washington, ID e.. t ID
clock.
AN th. delegates were present uy
opt Ambassador Shidrhau uu1 s.g
uor Media Mr IIluih,ra f"r thu Hp
1uos' delegation, presented 'h, follow
NIX statements.
"Japus attitude m nud tn the
foreign garisous in China
Tho Iuplucs, delegation Wishes 20
explain as .u,ru,tIF bs pu-.H., why
lnd how Oh, bmr.-, arrHuls n va
ruus parts of China has, .nu, t1 n'
stationed there. Af th. outset Uuv
ever, desire tu 1issaw m.f .r
rhnuollN that Japan Doc. ever enter
tanned amy aggressive purpns" Uf Huf
I-sir. fu ,ucrmrh Iu'rUmafor upon
Chinese Sovereignty r sending ol
mHlrtUrns hU.. ur..sHns IH China
.U umuea. railway guards ar'
r.twny maintained a..Hr fH. South
NsT.IHr.r ..InHt fHI IU. H"IIf IUr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
u. S. and BRITAIN
TO TRY TO SOLVE
Japan N-CHINA ROW

WASHINGTON Nov. 30 (By Associated Press)Bringng with
sharpe of world diplomacy the celebrated
hanung took its place today at the conference
The offer by the United States and Great Britain
acceptance promptly by Japan and China to the role OF
friendly advisors attempt to solve the problem and end the
lang bitter debate that has swept three continents
The Of American and British good offices
understood originated with the American delegation after
became apparent China had resolved raise the question
in the conference propeT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01

The thirivfiuh annual meeting ~
th, Baptist Nomon's Missionary union
closed today with the election ~ off.
rors and executive board members OF.
tI,'r- for 1929 follow Mrs. =. $ Davis.
president Mrs A 3 Bcddu" Dallas.
corresponding secretary. Mrs " j.
Smith, Dallas recording secretary
Vice presidents include Mrs Nina Lille.
Fort Worth Mrs j T. williamson.
Austin Mrs ". A Wood. Waco. Mrs.
q. y Johnson. Amarillo. Mrs n A.
owen san Antonio Mrs. T.. \ Kerr.
Houston Mrs H. N Francis Wichita
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
CITIZENS IN HALE COUNTY
SEE VISIONS OF OIL field

PLAINVlEW Nov 80 SPECIAL The News)Visions Hale
County oil field appearing before hundreds of citizens
who following the progress the Bedsoe being drilled
northwest of Alternately and twenty-five mes -ouhwe of Plain
The well is down 1880 feet and the bit goes the
Of excitement rising Hundreds Of persons visiting well
daily and the sight of film Of oil the suh from
ing much Blue shae has several
recently and encouraging showngs oil have been struck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01

.BAPTISTS HIT DARWINISM AND
IAZZ; AMARILLOAN IS ELECTED

DALLAS Texas Nov go By Associated Press)-Uncompro
missing opposition the teachings Of Darnan evolution the sub
suon Of social service for regeneration, raonasn desuc
criticism and strong affirmation of belief in the "dvne
inspiration and integrity of the Holy Scriptures declared
the unanimous adoption presented to the pastors and
ymen conference Texas Baptist Churches here today The
report prepared by committee of minister's aymen and du
Gators and will be presented the annual Texas Baptist convention
which here tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
DRY LEADERS TO
CONTINUE PARTY
ALONG OLD LINES

CHICAGO Nov. 30 y Associated Presspe prohibition party
will continue to work political along the lines
the past its national committee decided here TODAY.
Sentiment against changing the party and enlsrgng its
MAJOR Issues or for winding its affairs belief that work
was done AT the close Of the ody meeting the suggestion
that the party might quit the republican democratic party took
up prohibition and ITS enforcement rejected After deciding
stand pat the committee voted for deoortson of aliens convicted
vain of the prohibition laws Acknowledgement Of citizens for
the offensc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
-FOUR FLYERS DIE IN CRASE

iiWroN oat $50. a-lauf r,e's nsl' tf.1 '.lf h0.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
MAN KILLS Wife
THEN BLOWS HIS
OWN HEAD OFF
SHOOTS WITH SAME G u N
FATHER KILLED HIM
SELF WITH.

1881 N..|f H'fN \ IfhH
ATHENS Tcxls. Nov go Honry
Mcdonald KILLED his wife with shot.
sun to-day and then turning the weapon
on himself. sent charge through his
own brain The tragedy occurred at
100, vIt.s home Boo the Baxter com.
muuI'y fouT miles from here. McDon.
uIH and hs wife had been separated.
uDrhhor- said when ho called at her
hDm, a quarrel took place which re.
suited Boo tho shooting
The woman was shot three times.
Mcdonald then went short distance
away. and removing his shoes pulled
o.. trigger with his toe. Ills head was
blown off
The gun used was the same with
N.pouald.s father committed suicide
about NuuI ago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01

Fails Mrs g Rousseau Marshall.
TcNulnna dis'r Mrs ! a. uuhc,
Corpus Christi; Mrs A. T. Booth.
Beaumont
Mrs J w. Dawson OF Waco ld
s75 600 o00 campaign She decrod the
custom Of "many mothers BOO allowing
their children to JAZZ an night and ride
an day" calling upon them 90 take a
better hold upon their households and
% unite the whole family iu carrying
out the program of the campaign
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
OFFICIAL IS DENIED
WRIT or MANDAMUS

~ Nes0TTHird IT0s8
AUSTIN Texas. Nov 30-Thr su.
u wD court TODAY denied 'hr applira.
tuu of vs.. a. Pryor suspended prison
commissioner for permission 90 flo q
petition for writ of maudlmus seek.
Wg to regain his oife, from which he
was suspended hy order ~ Judge
Cooper SAMSON of the 2Gth District
court located IN Austin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01

The above note WAS lett at the
News office shortly after darK II
was left In the business office with
instructions for II Ia be- delivered
10 the editor Before news reporters
knew ~ the note the negro had lcit
without any questioning on the
part of the office attendant.
Police and sherifrs officers were
unable to make out the meaning of
the note and NJ O'Clock last night
had not learned whether any ne.
FroeS had been whipped since the
episode oi several days ago when
neEr was whipped for alleged i'm.
moral relations with white wo-
man.
J Fluc and woman whom o..
calls his wife were arrested yostordl,
and fined S25 each i'm police court o'
technical charges of vaenncy Fluc
according 20 testimony. which vus no
denied took the Fluc woman into th'
negro section and solicited negroes u
have Illicit relations with her
One negro was 1ccostcd according q
fTnNTTNI #Fn ~ knE rr.aT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
IN
TRIAL or FATTY
ENDS TESTIMONY
INDICATIONS POINT TO
CASE BEING IN HANDS
OF JURY FRIDAY.

H1 Associated ircts
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3O-Thc
prosecution IN the ease ot Roscoe
lrbutl,le. accused of manslnughier
in cnnnection with the death ~
Virginia Rappe. closed today hut
made reservations which may lead
to an extension Of testimony for
several hours tomorrow. The pros.
ecutinn attorneys said they might
wish IN question two ph, s''-'"n-
and ~ Introduce other evidence. all
in rebuttal The defense attorneys
said theA reserved the right ~ ~
Ter evidence to coniroycrt anything
new brought out. hut that oihrr.
wise their ease was closed
R,>I sides agreed. however. that any.
ching further added from witnesses
would mot r.ur. more than tomor.
rows morning session Tor presentation.
N'ornegs also agreed ou four hours
for arguments 'n. urh 700, so that II
IIuDr,d thc u W.sh' have the issue
n rs hands n lHlpr afternoon.
Threats OF perjury prosecution fnr
vre NHu., N.sihors a defense wit.
r.s. revived r. otherwise slockoning
rlI. Interest n fN. trtl and corri.
'r. .rI .u.r..H. ,.r. crowded again
'oIa. Uan... 'h. ',us.uess notable
...n NrHI... NH n.rfgIrg Monday
... i.rf
Wr N.aH.n. testimony that Miss
r.H. HH. lf l t.llth resort ir Won
..... ......... #..f NurIIst uU.a srattHr.f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
"Open Shop" And
50 Million WaQe
Cut, Rail Ruling

CHICAGO Nov 30 iBy Associated Pressl-A decision
the open shop principle applied the railroad and r
inR las new working rules govern the federated railroad
crafts vii handed down by the United States Rail r'
Board tomorrow decision which supplants ihr ua,
ment, entered t the employees with the United Sls @
admin will form the groundwork which th ad
Of all future wage disputes and their employees will b. b1.gd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
Flags at Hall Mast

AUSTIN Tssus Nut 800 Upon r,.
r1ut OF Information of th, death OF
'hr mother n' E a. Hubbard Dhar
Wtn OF thr stat, Highway Commission.
l' Paris trily tin stat, flags ou IN,
capitol and nt tho governors mansion
v.u lowered tu htlfuH-f 0u. 90 ~
.,yet uu ars Hubbard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01
/. nCAN BANK ROBBED,
OWNER HOT ON TRAIL

.ffI 100 AEI \o, 30-The
r.f .|. E.- iiIuh ~ Logan was
. ... robbed uf >til0 this after.
... ..Ia,h Do, two men travel
I..H roadster Nf'cr attempt
... .H. ur,-.dsm iu the vault
... ..f..N 1000 rir aud drove To
H....In sim Mcfarland fol.
f1rIr herl- with win
fI I-i report wa that he
... uIf uilr n tn bandits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-01

CONTINUED ~ PAGE Tw0.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-27
NO SOUNDS; lust VIBRATIONS
Scientists Point Out That Some Tones
Are sonorous and Pleasing,
Others dead"

Scientists say that there is really
no such thing as sound at all, but
what is called sound is vibration.
When a bell is hit it vibrates. The
vibrations produce a. corresponding
motion in the air which strikes on
the drum of the ear and gives the
sensation of sound. Touch the bell
with your finger and you stop its
vibrations. The sound-waves in the
air at once cease and you hear no
sound.
Different vibrations cause differ
ent Sound" using the word in its
usual sense. Musical sounds are
the regular and uniform succession
Of vibrations. Some sounds are
sonorous and pleasing, others are
dead" A hard and elastic sub
stance like copper or iron will give
vibrations which come to the ear
pleasantly. From lead, which is not
hard or elastic, the sound produced
is nonsonorous. A cracked or split
bell gives a disagreeable nonmusical
sound because the crack causes a
double vibration. The sound-waves
crash and jar, impede each others
motion, and so produce a discordant
sound. Slow vibrations produce
bass or deep sounds. Quick vibra-
tions produce treble or shrill soundA
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-27
The Country Weekly

The following, tribute to the
country weekly, which is going
the rounds Of the press of the
United States, from the pen OF
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, assist
ant secretary of the navy; is
clipped from the Winona Times:
when all is said and all is
done, in this world it is those
things which are mostly associat-
ed with US in our everyday life
which have the dominating in
fluence. It is the family which
makes the man or woman, and it
is the community life that makes
the nation. The great dailies of
the big centers of population of
a necessity cannot keep the close
touch with the every
day people who form their read
ers that it is possible for the
country paper to keep. The edi-
tor of the country paper knows
by name all the men and women
Of the community to which he