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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
BATTERY REQUIRES FREQUENT
RECHAtsGl &

,. ". o.. writc>: Ny battery. which
81 about one year old. requires charE-
ing about once a mouth and uses
more water than thc ono ] formerly
had. which was 90 the same make
but had wood separaiors instead az
rubber oncs. which are used ia my
present battery why 10 ! have tai-
troublce Which Kind % separator
u the botierc ! have had ms wiring.
generator and starter examined and
they are pronounced o X.
Answer: u the charging current
received by your present battery as
high as the old one received You
better have % tested Sometimes q
generator. though apparently al
rlEht. falls on as 20 i's current de-
livery. from faulty brush condition
or adjustment or other cause. Ac
you now making heavier demands
upon your battery than you formerly
did. a. 20 use % lights. starter or ans
other electrical dcvicce % the oN-
haUsilon 0f CHS battery cannot Dee
accounted Tor on che above men
TONED grounds We believe that H. Is
internally short r.rruted and thus
loses its charge. Shed active maicr.t'
iu the bottom az enc cells may have
caused 'h.s The latter type % tn.
make q battery b. considered The
better
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
100000 IS AMOUNT PAIGE S|X-S|XTY-SK
INVESTED IN THE BREAKS MANY OF
PANHANDLE CLAIM EARLIER RECORDS
HIiL(II. Bling. SPEED AND Ac-
CELEBRATION. ALL ksTAB-
LlsH ..kADe. a.

According ~ information received by
Fred y. Quails OF the ouaIle Motor
Sales Company. local distributors, non
the psiEr factory. more than five hun
irfd previously existing records hays
ALREADY been bruken In connection with
the tests being made In the variuos
parts Of the United States.
II Ia also learned that the records 90
which reference II here made. were 80.
iahli.hed by the dealers themselves. and
that the most difficult tSsis found WERE
the ones chosen for the demonstration.
Ia every instance The Paige "s.es" eth.
rr broke the Previous record OF set one
that has never been equalcd, whether
u he h!ll.climbing speed or accelera.
lion.
Five hundred records broken or 81.
,ahllshsd IL a showing almost incredible.
and yet, they are aubsiantlatcd by many
who know personally ~ the perform.
Rnccs. These tests and rcCords have
h-er witnessed by responsible htixene.
Including members 81 the press. and
have been reported through the press
graphically.
The hill this side of canyon was
topped at forty.fivs miles an hour, be-
Ing chosen by reason II the fact that
I, was believed TO comprise a ties, OF
worth. From standing start on high
gear IN the culver,. the hill was topped
AT foriy.five miles. In thlrty.five 49,.
ouds with five naKsonaers In the car
during each test
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

Li'lr T'a0 That Wears oH ana Is Bpnc'a, ., Replace
- HERE Is \ PERSISTENT TENDENCY lubricant escape
90 k01sgcs
uuccanIess danger fabrication failures equally
- tendency also exists for work exposed bearings The
gnobuse bat t Dan washer stands
asansi these es but anunatt H. period NJ service Is very limited
and must be- renewed Intervals. packing this Kind usually
provided just inside housing barring enclosure the where
shaft through the connected the washer
mus preventing the OF OF along Felt being elastic nature
such washers act effectively for but ultimately 'ha material loses
s spring and b~ the SHAFT rfut Leakage
Of lubricant then begins place prevented putting
felt Both outside bearings ~ the furnished
With sometimes two q such acng lubricant
from the bearings and housing the brakes inside bearing
each front wheel is similarly equipped Other places where felt
drive
housing the propeller shaft and the spherical u
universal joints rule leakage lubricant through
bearing that felt should be- installed unless the eky
enclosure Oerhled
ca1g and carried stock Their
trivial but there often considerable labor involved Installing
them sometimes being do quite dassembg Job before
The packing can be pat into place Of that includes
felt washers down. these washers
and thereby perhaps the special dass nbng for
this purpose alone
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
WEST TEXAS GOLF
ASSOCIATION MAY
SOON Be REALITY
SEVERAL PANHANDLE CITIES
HiNE SIGNiFIED THEIR AP.
PRONN. or PLAN.
B. Link
Special 20 The News.

Special o. The News.
LUBBOCK April 9Th. Lubbock
Coli and Gun club are extending inyi.
ations 10 the Golf Clubs II the West
% meet with them in the First West
G,f Tournament sometime the last ~
April tur the purpose e going into
permanent West Texas Golf Association
for thu encouragement 81 this port and
thu promotion 81 ln'erCiiy Tourna
m"nts through the spring. summer and
IAN ~ The years to come.
canyon. Dalhnrt. Amarillo. Post city
and possibly Swetwaior viii take part
IN this tournament and All have Sgni.
ii'i ih'ir enthusiasm Tor the West Tx
~ Golf Association
IN invitation win ~ extended m,
Gun Clubs O. shoe; si'h the Luhhorl
club upon uH" D, tho days 81 the tour
namcu; according % present plans II
III club curtis A. Keen. president oi
The Lubbock club Is also president II
tho Panhandle Tnpshocting Associa
lion composed 81 sis u the Panhand,
towns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
GRAHAM COMPANY PUTTING MUCH
MONEY INTO HOMES IN
THIS SECTION.

approximately tiss Wv w has been al.
TOD the d. & Graham Company Ter i'm.
MEDIATE loans according 60 y statement
given cat by Air Graham. General AZ.
ent for the United Home Builders Asso.
citation. lie advises that this amount
viii be- lodn-d by his company during
the next months o. facilitate building
In general throughout the Panhandle.
The y. g Graham Company establish.
III an ,fficr here In December. 1890. A.
General Agents for the United Home
builders Il America. and according 20
Mr. Grahams gia,mrent they have en-.
joycd a nice volume ~ business up %
the pres. M date. and are very much en-.
couruF,d hy the future outlook over
their territory. Practically every city
In the Panhandle and Northern New
Mexico has quite an extensive building
program for this year. and many 81
them have ALREADY gone 81 far into the
year - 1929, and II these programs are
carried out no section ~ the Southwest
viii have done more building In the
sane length of time. says AIR Graham
According to Mr. Grahams statement
the United Home Builders 81 America
are nov in their third year ~ successful
operation. and that their volume Of
business written. money loaned and cash
paid members up 10 the present date
amounts to over $4,000. 10000 lie al
vises that they are now operating In =
states and that they expect 10 extend
their field Of operation into more states
at an early date.
The distribution q SOC. 10000 In III.
Panhandle Tor building purposes will
very materially aid In the relief uf the
present need fnr MONIES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
u PERINTENDENT SCHOOLS
At CANADIAN HAS RESIGNED.


CANADIAN. Texas. April Wv. \.
Siiglor who haS been superintendent -
he city schools here Tor the last Two
wears has declined reelection and will
icccp, a position In the stat, Normal
school at Alpine. The b,0rd of trustees
have relieved him from the remainder
{ this term IN order that be may take
'omc special w'rk IN the University Il
Texas. High school principal. u. VI
Nigginr has been elected superinien.
tent for the remainder II this term and
FOR the next regular term beginning in
september. Mr. Virgins IL one Of the
ruungest supcrntcnd"ni- In Texas. be-
ng only - y'"rs a. age. lie was rsarcd
- farm iu ,h = county The rcaEna-
ion OF Mr. siiglcr II generally rc-
grrttcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL BASEBALL LEAGUE
TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT; PUBL
WILL BE INVITED TO BE present

by then. and that they VII bs pfesrht
AZ the meeting. However. the league qi
flcers have announced that II u nor
their Intention to have closed mctt
ings. and all persons Interested IN iaHe.
hall affairs affecting the Sunday
Schools will h. invited.
To Appoint Committee.
Appolntinent Of a schedule coinih..'
tee. 4, N expected. will be one OF tho
lmportant matters for discussion Tues.
day night. Whether the clubs should
play one league game a week, TWO
games a week: one game one week aud
two the next week. viii be DISCUSSED
hy the schedule committee, u n under
stood.
Practice will I've held By the Polk
Street Methodist Church baseball sluaa
Monday afternoon. The first pracpce
was held Friday afternoon. and nuch
enthusiasm manifested. lien MonninE.
who has ircn one IL the star amateur
baseball players the past few yaers, has
been asked 10 coach the team. aud
many members OF the squad are anxious
that he accept the invitation.
The First Christian Church baseball
squad viii hold It's first practice game
Tuesday afternoon with the high school
team at the cay Park. The game win
'sgin promptly at Q o'clock. II possible'
pur 20 the working together ~ the high
school tam. II Is believed Il will be able
10 defeat IN. Christian Church delpga'
ton. sald a player yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

BUFFALO. y. y Arri e "A chais'
4 murder first degree. vas tonight
placed against Roy Harris. who. a..
.ordIns 20 bis own confession. parted.
ua,od In the murder II Joseph % II.
VII In Sew York last June The
ehlrs, was placed following ius,ruc
lions from the N'H York police depart.
u,li "tu bold Harris ur has confession
q murder
NEW YORK. Auul s.-Furmrr gov.
ernor Charles : Whitman announced
tonight that b. viii 20 to Buffalo a..
morrow 10 intcuoFaio Roy Harris. who
confessed" 90 Buffalo police that he
and an accomplice were hired by a wo.
man 20 murder Joseph =. ElWoll las
June. Nj Whitman wiz d. acc0mpau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
TEXAS YALE ASSOCIATION
TO MEET ~ HOt STON
spe,i.l 70 IN. New.

spesial 10 The News.
DALLAS. Texas. April 9.-The regu-
lar meeting Of the Texas Yale Alumni
Association has been called % meet b.
Houston on Thursday. April 81 10
Royal n. Watkins. 81 Dallas. presid,nt
q the Association.
The Houston Yale club will act a.
hos, 20 the members Of the Texas Asso'
citation. and u j. requested that all Yale
men who intend 10 be- present NJ tins
meeiing noufy Mr. A. 5. Cleveland. az
Housien. as early as possible. in order
tha, proper arrangements may be made
Tor their entertainment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
TExAs LEAGuE UMPIRE
STAFF HAS BEEN CHOSEN
Special to II. New.

6peeiAl 10 The New.
DALLAS. Texas. April s.-Presideni
DcAk Roberts u the Texas League TO
Gay announced completion OF the UNI
plre staff with the appointment u Hunt.
tr Hill. former player and manager 81
VARIOUS teams IN the circuit
Paul Sentall chief 81 staff. viii o.
fieiate alone IN the opening game al
Galveston The remaining FAX umpires
win appear 40 follows:
@. A. schaefer and Hunter Hlr. san
Antonio: Harry Kane and Tom Erwin
wichita Falls; =. l.. Goes and Tom
Daily Fort Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
A. \. BuRLEsON VIII.
VISIT CENTRAL EUROPE

AUSTIN. Texas. April 9-Former
will make a tour u continental Europe
IN an attempt 20 find suitable mar.
ket for Texas cotton and az the same
time dispose q approximately 600 600
bales Of cotton remaining unsold from
last years crops. acroTding o. an an.
nouncement today Boy u. 4. Wro" pres.
iden, Of an Austin hank which insyi'u.
ton has engaged Mr Burleson and b.
backing the entsrprise. H. VIII be ac.
e0mpAnied by y. e Schl,mmer ~
Austin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Charge FIRST DEGREE MURDER
FILED AGAINST ROY HARRIS

i,d hy police captain Arthur carey Of
the h1u.cId. squad.
WhDrer HIrrs will b. brought g.
S.V York and detained IN connection
vI'h iAr ElWr.' .is, viii dcrcnd largely
10 vlE l.d tonight. on the result u this
interrogation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
! : James Dead.

~ WI TI|'I IT|'''
PARIS April John sylvester
james. long time American resident
,f PARIS f.,d s' fHc American hospital
horl TODAY after a. months illness Tho
body probably Will b. buried In Brook
lyn. hi former home
Mr. James was known here as form
~ business associate ~ Thomas =
nyan % NeN YlrE-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
<rw Officers El,Vied.

POST Texas. April 9-ln the cit,
election here Yesterday. the following
new officers were elected. OH Weak
l,y im l.. Duckwoyth and John Flu.
maulh Commissioners
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

gallon u gasoline with the mufiier
cut out than with the muller In use?
Answer: !; = not generally true.
In tho case OF muller that Is badly
ohsiructed with SCOT or which IL IN
adequate Tor Us engine. cutting /;
out may result In better fuel econ
omy with "A properly adapted
muller. in clean condition. no az
ference Is 20 be expected IN fuel
economy. whether the mufler IL or
j. not iu use. We doubt n you
would ind any measurable difference
ir gasoline consumption, whether
you had your muller cut out or not.
WHY don't YOU Try this out yourself,
sometime. when you have occasion
70 mako The same trip twice. under
similar conditions. OFT on country
roads. whore you will not be
"plnchcd'" Manufacturers have
abandoned the cut out. as they find
u effects no economy and Is ;rou'
bic maker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

l. Tho Department ~ Agriculture has
thermo meters that viii detec, a differ.
lenoe In temperature o: one ten.thous.
nndth % q degree.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

What IL said 20 h. the worlds great.
e>s radio plant Il now under oonsiruc'
lion near Meiun France.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

The newly formed Amarillo sunday
school BASEBALL League IA causing con
siderable Interest Ia Panhandle cities
az well as among the various local clubs
according to word REACHING here. Even
Panhandle editors are beginning to
comment upon the organization VI a
SUNDAY School baseball league.
Editor l.. q. waggoner OF the Miami
chief In bis newspaper last week
praised the new spirit that 10 being
shown In church circles by promoting
lean athletics among the boys.
Ruy NJ Britain. vice president ~ the
oagur. has received letter from Ncr'
ion \. ShIelds. manager 81 the Vega
Nhletic club arking II tho league
would permit the teams to play games
sith clubs other thin those In the
league.
Has snappy Teain.
we have pretty snnppy little team
cut here and are anxious 10 get the
rail- rolling" continued Air. Shields. We
hope a. meet many Of the good teams
( the Panhandle this SEASON. aud VIII
d. pleased To hear from YOU at your
ariisst convenience"
Many plans regarding the adminisira'
Go. q thc league probably viii he
N,. 4 out az the meeting 10 be- held
40 ...l O'Clock Tuesday night ~ the
F,rs, napiis; church. II Is hoped that
all clubs will have elected their sc'
CREDITED rcpr, seutailycs 20 the league
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
'PAIN OFFERS AID TO
FORMER EMPEROR CHARLES
" Associated Pres.

MADRID. April 81 report publish.
d by the Diarce Universal that Spain
had offered asylum to former Emperor
'harlrs 81 Austria Hungary was denied
today by Marquis De Lena, the foreign
minister lie declared no Official step
had been taken In that direction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

Chaulmoogra oil. long used In Asia
or the treatment OF leprosy. may soon
= produced la the United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
POSSIBLY \ WEAK CLUTCH

\. \. H. writes; when ! give my
Ford engine 'ho vas and advance tho
spark. tn whole car shakes severely
Instead 81 picking Up speed. What
.uusos ih.sr
answer: n may poe thai. when you
suddenly Increase the engine power.
tho clutch docs not hold. but slips
and catches .frogu.trly. thus causing
tlD car 20 vlhrato and preventing
much increase Boo speed Adjusting
tho clutch fur NOR, positive engage.
mont should remedy this trouble
AZ, you sure thar mono % tho brake
or Transmission bands dfag7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Hints for the MOtOrist
ByAlbertLC EI R,, N o; FS Ss,se'
The Felt Washer

cwg't 1927 By n International syndicate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
FUEL SAVING BN CUTTING"
IIII MIIIIIH

l. g. g. ask: Is hat Are you 'h1f % the brake
Transmission
Questions nc D.
Gddcd si4np,d ,Htpc address AJc Cioug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

Douglas RYAN Barnes and Snyder,
smith Zachary. Schaoht and Charity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

wiohila Fl,ils. Texas League - 10 2
Omaha. W'Siern League ...... % 10 .
Mangum and Bischoff, Daniels and
iAnglc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
EXHIBITION GAMES

WICHITA FALLS. Tczw. Aptle ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

l,inE. Wcincrt and Bruggy; Perry
Naylur. Harris and Perkins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
LOUISVILLE. ~, Aprll .

The Score X " y.
Louisville Amefican Aanl .. , :
Boston Nationals ............ l : l
rlttouos -Ls,vli. Long aud Meyer.
Eoyhcr, oschcgSr. l. Townsend Brax.
on. scott Cad ONCll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

Ri u
Chicago Nationals ............ib rs 2
kansas city American ASSN. . ]
Alexander wheeler and O'farroll;
Lambert. Bono and Brock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

KANSAS CRY. Mo. Anrn 9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

rmILApELpIIIA. AprIl 3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

Mays and S,hang, MamauN, Pfruer
and Miller krucgcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

wachtcll and Moore. Williams and
Wirts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

MEMrnIs. Tom. Aprl 8
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

~ ~ r.
Pittsburgh Nationals ...,.,....i3 ~
Memphis. southern ASH. =
Adams ana schmidt Sklti Chambers
Plane ana liunEling
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
NEW ORLEANS. April

I.cdbcit,r ard Henry: Vance. Gold
smith and Dcbcrry.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-09

~
COMMUNITY
Boosting for the interests of all
is what develops community.
Whether you live in Daytona,
Seabreeze, Daytona Beach, Or
mond, OrmondBeach, Port Orange,
Wilbur Allandale or Ortona, your interests
are the interests Of every other person residing
in any town in the Halifax Country
The prosperity of one town means the pros
perity of every other town in the community
No matter in which town newcomer selects
his home he should be given the glad-hand
by everyone in the community Make him feel that
he is zone of us.
Say good word for your town-but say also
for your neighbours town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-26
CLEVER DANCERS
AT PALACE HIP

pleasing combination OF diversa
fed specisities that provide an
tertaining whiri of color and action,
is the new vaudeville offered at
Ioew's Palace Hip yesterday.
In Dancing Honeymoon"
Kitty Faye and Jack Thomas give n
terpsiohorcan demonstration of the
fact that II Is as expedicnt and d.
verting 10 step lively" after court
ship and marriage as before.
Pretty Rose Kress and Harry
Ayers are likewise worthy OF special
mention. for they provide some
speedy and picturesque features as
"steppers of fg1i--on roller skates. .
Worth and willing are comedy
fsvorites whose character biackface
fun In highly popular.
The sketch Ia bit OF character
comedy entitled The Messenger
Boy" and played by Lew Leonard.
Rose Green and Wesley Bald. There
In no perceptible plot but tho non
sense OF the absurd messenger boy
who contrives TO work for rival com
panics at the same time. creates
laughs.
| Charles Reader Is an artist In his
playing of the xylophone.
"a Perfect Crime" is the feature
photoplay, with Monte Blue as the
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-26
JITNEY HOPE IN
n. END SLIPPING
Matter Up for Settlement
With Council Hostile

Whether or not jitney bus licenses
will be issued for the North Cowen
Park district was To be definitely set.
tied Monday afternoon by the city
council.
Unless there Is change Of sent.
ment among the city fathers. there
will not be sufficient votes necessary
to give the North End jitney service.
Councilmen Oliver r. Erickson and
William Hickman Moore went on
record at Thursdays meeting Of the
utilities committee as favoring the
issuance Of jitney permits for the dis
trict- and Council President Robert
3. Hesketh also has advocated the
issuance Of permits. but councilnen
John E. Carroll, Philip Tindall. Lou
Cohen, c. Il. Fitzgerald ADD A. T..
Drake are all said TO oppose allowing
any jitneys to operate In competition
with the municipal railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-26
TEARS, SMILES
AT The WILKES
Old Style Melodrama Is Well
Portrayed Here
BY Glenn Hughes

A three-act melodrama based on
the old tricks OF pathos and comedy.
found at least a moderate number OF
enthusiasts at the wilkes Saturday,
when Daddy Dumplins,- by Earl
Carroll and G.. y. Mccuteheon,
opened for weeks run.
The plot concerns the struggle be
tween two elderly gentlemen who
in their youth loved the same WON
an. and who have spent the inter
vening 20 years In the attempt to
break each other. financially and
otherwise.
one man is hard. relentless old
fellow with white goatee and
jaunty, gold. headed cane. The other
Ia a mih-mannered. kindly soul
whose penchant is for adopting or
phans and jogging them on his knee
In the freight on cold winter even
ings.
When. Mt the end Of the second
act. he is driven from his hearth
and home by his enemy's ruthless.
ness, and the orphans are scattered
10 the four winds by their guardian's
impending poverty. the audience
sniffies audibly.
John II. Elliott assumes tho prin.
cipai role In the prcdlction---that OF
Daddy Dumplins, and Alice Elliott
appears as Florence. his Oldest ward,
who In really tho daughter OF Sidney
banks. the william with the hirsute
adornment.
Were II not for the amusing char
acterizations offered by Howard
Russell and Georgia Knowlton. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-26
BRUMF|ELD HAS
RECOVERED NOW
Apparently Memory Lapse
Has Left Him

RosEBURG. Ore. Sept 2s.-Dr.
Richard NJ. Rrumfield apparently had
recovered today from his memory
lapse Of last week. when to all In
tents and purposes he failed to recog.
nize his wife. his legal counsel or his
joviai jaiiers
Sheriff starmer and Jailer Hop
l<ins, who have witnessed many OF
Brumficld's peculiar actions during
the past two days. are convinced thai
the accused dentist. charged with
Killing Dennis Russell. Is trying TO
bolster up his lapse of memory plea.
officers say they will not be surpris-
ed IL the accused man throws III
in the court room itself when the
trial Is called October 8.
The high light OF Brumfields be-
havlor yesterday flashed when he
greeted Sheriff Starmer by leaving
his cot on all fours and coming
growing like n wild animal 70 the
barred door Of his cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-26
CALL ISSUED FOR
APPLE PACKERS

Jobs for the toblcss'
More than 100 experienced apple
packers and at least so sortern are
wanted ut Yakima Immediately. n
was announced Monday BY J. n
Shields. superintendent OF the city.
federal employment office.
Packers receive 6 cents per boz
sorters are paid 10 20 - cents per
hour. Women sortcrs niso ars In de-
mand.
wcnafchee In urgently In need Of
many packers At 8 and 7 CENTS per
box.
Packing YIN start Monday. Tho
farmers are asking for workers with
camping outfits. IL possible.
The valley is overcrowded with
pickcrs. as the hop picking. which
employs about 1000 plckers. IL fin
ished-