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Evening star., 1921-11-23

Any foot ball game will convey the
assurances that young America, while
fond Of peace, Is always ready to so
the limit In physical courage.
Evening star., 1921-11-23

So far as yoluminous expression Is
concerned in connection with the con-
ference. the reporters gallery has en-
tirely the best Of It.
Evening star., 1921-11-23

Some Of the money circulated
abroad makes the artistically engraved
wildcat stock certificate lools like real
value in comparison.
Evening star., 1921-11-23

Lenin may have some democratic
ideas, but he refuses to assert himself
a an advocate of rotation in office.
Evening star., 1921-11-23

In arrangements Tor food distribu-
ton the Russian reds are inclined to
adopt red taps as sort Of national
emblem.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
SHOOTING STARS.
By PH1LANDER JOHNSON.

The Applause.
You cannot Judge by the hurrahs
Which greet person Of the time.
To the ridiculous applause
May go ana not to the sublime.
A statesman may 60 very far
And yet no such ovation win
As goes unto the movie star
Who seems to fall and break shin.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
An Extrsyagaus Hops
ueuartea. Oustou,.

at fllls me with sorrow to think Of
the cruel landlord coninE arodnd to
collect his rent"
Evidently you own yopr own
horne." commented Miss cayenne. mo
landlord collects his rent. He makes
you stand IN line and beg q clerk 10
take pour money"
J. ssomshow e othss.'' said Uncla
Eben, ~ds man Dat ain't nsver, learned
- - - ssoulAr WORT A3so@sf aIIul
msa1Aaedst6 e1f nii6d up vi ds aot3an
dat he would make q good boss"
Evening star., 1921-11-23
EDITORIAL DIGEST

measures to reduce permanently the
risk Of war" the Springfield Repub-
lican Independently declares.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
Kesplng Counsel.

~ kooplng Counsel
'sYou don't always disclose your mo.
tives freely to your political assist
ants"
"No." admitted Senator Sorghum.
''of course. T try to keep all hands at
work. But I don't necessarily let my
risht-hand man Rnow what my left
hand man II doing"
Jud Tunkins says everybody thinks
he could play golf easy, Il he tried.
The great beauty Of the game is the
way Il takes the conceit out Of man.
An Extrssagsut Hope.
Ere long. no doubt, a tax, wen zee,
Though various things delay it,
which sma,xss each person smile Win
AZ he steps up to pay IT,
Evening star., 1921-11-23

The program is far less important
ana far-reaching in its posi- ibilfties
than were the fourteen points 1t
may for this reason stand a better
chance for final acceptance than was
ever the case with the Wilson pro-
posals.-Johnstown Democrat (demo-
cratic).
Evening star., 1921-11-23

We feel deep conviction that pub
lie sentiment Is with the Secretary
and that 1t will continue to hold up
his able hands in the bringing of hi s
noble plan to it's full fruition for hu-
manity. - Boston Post dndependet
democratic).
Evening star., 1921-11-23

While idealistic, the program IL not
visionary.-Seattle Times Cfndepend-
ent.)
Evening star., 1921-11-23

The Telegram is not pessimistio: II
is hopeful, even enthusiastic. But II
Is only fair to ourselves to recognise
that it is still a long way to the end
desired and that it il not smooth sail
ing for the conference to reach the
desired end.-Adfian (Mich.) Tele-
gram independently.
Evening star., 1921-11-23

Brief Comment on Hughes Pro-
gram.
1T does not call for non-technical.
lay Interpretation. 1t speaks for itself
as it lies spread before the world in
the news columns.-Mancheste Union
independent republican,.
Evening star., 1921-11-23

co.oDseAxaon In mali1y the prDGram
efSecttve ID deoedvine itDAl1t df H
thinks .tt oAa esoape bltttG NeG9de
wide Observation-Disclosures Rre09
Evening star., 1921-11-23

The United States has silenced the
skeptics and scoffefs; it has chal-
and peaceful intentions Of the allied
powers. 1t is inconceivable that they
will reject such g. proposal which will
receive the overwhelming support OF
liberal public opinion throughout the
pendent).
Evening star., 1921-11-23

Querulous complaint has been ex-
pressed because the public. to prevent
was warned that complete disar1na-
ment at sea is impossible and that
only partial disarmament was to be
expected. But how much farther
would the Hughes proposals have to
go to satisfy those who. demand what
nothing?-st.. Louis Globe-Democrat
(repubfican).
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Liberty Theatre to
Open February, lst

Tho Liberty th'ator. tcprcgentlng a
total outlay ~ approximately thirty
thousand dollars. with a SEATING can.e.
iiy ~ about fiy. hundred. located on
Fast Fourth street. the property ~
Louis Jacobsen. viii open for business
hy February fnst
This theatcr viii b. equipped with
Gold King screcn. ADD the chairs are
ample and pleasing with their comfort
able upholstery The machine. the
latrsi model. b. already in IN. city and
viii b. In charge ~ W. G. Hawklnf r.
pi'icciionist - generally recognized
ability The equipment fnr IN. proi,'r
ton ~ III" FIRST issue films alrcsiv
secured for this thcatcr % equal Ia
the best In Fort Worth ana Dallas
one II the distinctive features shown
son after the initial opening ~ the
house will be western serial. Ruth
OF The Rockies" Thr VII b. supple.
mrnt'd by excellent pictures represent.
INK u wide variety ~ treatment. and
including the nearnccesSry weekly
ncwf films
Under the able management 90 sam
Hulav ~ California. this house will
eater TO the hest patronage % IN. city.
It's offerings viii h. wholesome. clean
and pleasing and displayed from new
films through the aid Of new apparatus
In the hands OF capable men.
SIR. jacobson. Joined hy the manaFc.
mcnt. issues an advance invitation o.
D. present for the opening. detailed
Of which VIII - mad,
In advance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
GUN MEN, WERE CAY,
LIKEWISE THE COPS

tn, burglary ~ the home ~ g. ".
ppkia ~ SOS Taylor street and thu
holdup ~ tho clerks Of the store ~
Louis lao bison. az Second and Buch.
anan streets by an alleged gunnnn
wcnc reported 10 the polico last night
and within en hour after each was r.
ported arrests had been made. Don.
mis- Riley was arrested on the charge
~ burglary 81 the Pipkin home and
=. =. Altman was arrested In connec
iion with the robbery OF the Jacnl aon
store. Altman IL allcgpd to hay, mad
a confession 90 The police
When Afr. ITpkin walked into hi
home last nigh, and switched an tho
light he discovered "a man IN thr room
carrying sninc clothing und,r his arm
When nccostcd D. Mr.. Piplan. tn In.
irudcr b quoted go have said that n
mistake had hcon made. hat when NJ
Iipkin araed him what the bundle 81
clothing was h. made a break Tor tho
street just a. tho man rushed into
III" street b. WAS struck hv a p,sslrr
automobile. Believing that the mar
was badly hurt Nr ripkln had an auto
mobile driver ~ take him and directed
that he u" taken 20 a hospital. After
The car had started. however the pa.
iieni j. said e. nave revived and ask,d
"a b. taken home and tho driver took
him TO house ~ S0i Madison stree;
Tho burglary q Mr.. pipkin's house
was reportcd 90 the police al $50
o'clock and az $50 o'clock patrolmen
Chcsshir and Mcrre had arrested Riley.
\ pair Of trourcrs string ~ leads.
n few handkerchlcfs and ether small
articles were al iha, were taken from
Mr. Pipkin's house. Il was found.
lone eunman walked into Louis
Jacobson storc about ;95 O'Clock ana
held up the clerks. After taking SOM
money from the cash register. which
later was found g. amount 90 only
ssG5. h. made his getaway. The rob
hery was reported a. the police az $50
o'ci, x and rairo'u'an Chesshir. work.
irr on a description furnished him ~
IN, clerks in the Jacobson store. NJ
rer'cd p. Z. Altman a, First and Buch.
nnfn rtrrets ~ SIS O'Clock. and Az
"r - aiice'd ho have confessed 90 IN.
hohup.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Naval Recruiting
Station Be Closed

Chief Petty officer n. Zlim who has
been IN charge - the local recruiting
station since ~ upcning here. has re'
osivcd orders a. close the station here
fir and ~ W Jones' hts assistant vii
probably leave Amarillo ~ Tucsdiy
The choicc 81 any branch oi naval
service n offered 60 the two men who
have hasn here Neither however,
knows ~ what he viii go into after
leaving here.
Chief zilm said that be- vii /. IS q"
bu kept in The recruiting nyic' and
sent O. Cleveland. ohio. but n h' can.
uoi h. sent ihfre he viii ais o. be- sent
o. the marhfnigs mate school ~ The
navy. after which h. VIII 80 back on
ship
Enrin.umn iorrs viys " be- cannot
., s'ntlon'd favombly in recruiting SER
vice. he will ask o. be put on DESTROYER
dut, iu forign waters IT, added that
h. would prefer BEING sent To the coast
NJ region Il China 90 Japan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

stands In connection with The iarecr
athletic parks Il the leading cities
Finally. grass VIII coyerthc outfleid.
mating IT the park thlng q beauty.
other attractive features were decided
upon. and this program u Improvement
viii tegin IN ample time Tor the open.
lng ~ the season hy 90 before the first
Il Ma
Announcement previously made IL to
the effect that Nj Moore has accepioI
"a, station &C manager IN connection
with the baseball cluh. and will Civ,
hln u uycr 90 the task 81 whipping
available material into line. u b. un'
dorstooi that @ number ~ men have
already hocn designated for places ~
tha team. The team n expected O. be-
the hrs' bon nil this section ~ the cuun.
irf. gai ulii o. made up almost cXclu
at.'s 40 boone men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Civic Questions
Are Discussed By
Amarillo Citizens

About one hundred citlsens 81 Ana
rillo gathered at the County Court last
night In response 20 call which was
issued by a number Of citizens through
the daily prcss. for the purpose II dis
cusslng civic questions and the advise
hillty Of selecting a citirens ticket Tor
the Forthcoming election Of mayor
and city commissioners IN the spring.
After considerable discussion u was
decided 20 adjourn until Friday.
January 81. when another mass meet
ing Of citizens will h. held Tor tho
same purpose. the intervenlng tive
weeks being for the purpose q afford
ing fun and free discussion among tho
citizenship Of the course of action 10
BE- pursued at that time
The meeting opened without the
faintest evidence % the well known
steamroiler. There were plenty ~
citixens IN the gallery. but no prcsid.
ing officer. After some delay. during
which everybody waited for som, one
else to take charge 81 the meeting. ~.
A. Mobiles was elected ty acclamation
90 act as chairman. and though b.
protested that he had not called tho
meeting and did not wish 20 preside.
the crowd insisted that Il must have a
chairman. and he reluctantly consent.
cd TO serve.
A number 81 citizens spoke briefly
on the ACCESSIBILITY of getting together
and talking things Oysr and slecting A
municipal tickle; intclllgcnily. with
view TO obtaining the men who could
b. counted upon 10 their uimos, 10 take
fun advantage ~ the wond, rful appnr. F.
tunifies that are awaiting Amarillo. all
present SEEMED agreed that u was an
excellent thing 90 do. hut the general
sentiment q the meeting seemed aEalns, /
attempting 20 select a ticket "a formu.
late policies for the future government,
IL the city on such short notice. II was
therefore decided. by unanimous yct.
n those present. that the meeting should
he adjourned until January q. When
another meeting will b. held. and every
effort made 90 get out the larEes; pos.
'dble attendance: the press was request
I'd 10 give the next meeting the wldes,
possible publicity in order that an at.
fendance 81 several hundr,d citizens
who are interested IN the wullarc n
Amarillo may he assured !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Mortuary
" u. Mckinney, bead.

The body Of u n. Mckinley. who died
here ycsitr,lay morning at the hGnc Of
his sou. u Mckinley. 1909 Madison
street was shipped Yesterday evening
hy the CngEs Undertaking company ~
Louisville. ny. for burial J. u Nc.
Ninlcy accompanied the body.
Mr.. Mckinley was = years oil. aad
had been IN Amarillo Tor eight months.
coming here from Louisville. lie was
a member q the Presbyterian caureh
and the Masonic lodge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
IIsrrInrd Rankrr Here.

Henry Wilkorson. banker 81 ii'r''
fmd. so, in Amarillo saturday visiting
with iri'nds lie states that the me-
irnpoiis Il Deaf smith county ~ lonk.
lng steadily a. tn iasl. - prrparing for
'he good th,ugs that are coming The
visitor - actively Identified with the
chamh,r m CUmm'rcc and other gcnur'
nj gooi enterprises. and declared that
the Hereford country Is ius now enter.
ing narrowly the great n,ld Il hu
demonstrated possibilities.
According to IN" 'isitor, livestock
have never been In better condition dur.
ing the winter than nt present. and
'ha ouilook ,lnwcd In connection with
The changes Tor the better sure g. come.
~ Gar from lad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

Frank saH'. resident Il tho
Firri Stat aH shOma pcnt Sat.
urday viS Hr N..h bunker friends and
oihors. ia Anna iio. h. visitor ytat.s
that vast quantities u grain aud feed
romain IN the hands ~ the farmers.
which condition has tendency e. cur.
iall ne volume u cash business IN HE
srciion oi the country.
The visitor stated. that number 1t
lusin' ss men win be- in Amarillo Ia at
iHni the oncomlng automobile style
fhuv ibid an the dates ~ 'hr Buyers
lnd Sellers association annual cua.
yculion.. r,hruary. q. 20 and -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
improvements VIII
Be Made at Park

AZ n recent meeting - the Amarillo
Amusement Park Association. q Wls
determined 20 double the present arat.
Tag capacity 81 the grandsiand. making
q total Of approximately sixteen hun.
dred. There will also b. in~ailed
number q private boxes sufficient IN
size for four chairs These boxes will
Dc rented for the entire s,ason. rcspon.
sive 70 numerous calls Tor this chaTac.
ter of accommodation.
The roof viii be rcmOd.led and made
tmpervious 10 water. ~ that shower
WIN hold no ierrors for patrcus 90 the
park. Pitts viii be provided for the
players after the pattern 81 the gran.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

rcccntly puchas,d by thu Andrews
Mcdonald company.
While there h nothing startling ab,si,
this scene. II clrfry fnsic,i.n that there
is something doing with the dealers m
Amarillo and that motorists viii pur.
ehls" supplies garilcss II any fug
gcsiion n business depression.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
IT view OplldIOfS
VIII Be Seated



h1n from % Pacific cust They arc
Smud slprlridsc. a. california and
uaort s. stannald q Oregon. short,
iilrr succeeds senator phclan AMI
stonfhid defeated senator Chamberlain.
senltof ~ 'lH b. unr II ihc most gen
ni men On ihH senate and H. re- uullimii'
iionrirs. iila entertainments nnd social
affairs has lasn great events ln the
uDn t,u sifrl,H of q. National Capital
Senator Chamberlain gHincd fame dur.
INK the world war hy attacking the WI.
% ldir.H. 'rli.0n sri particularly See
uny ,f War iakct d,claung at enc
time that th, war department "h1d
coa f.d Co. Junction.. n, dil This. though
q democrat. lni tiDrhy earned the nr'
DIVING LuuIity 90 ih' White ll.Is'
ihn b. .r iDg lH WunirnW Wilson is
to oeDupy fhc historic musipn There
are man, prouie in NaI.rrt.a. 81 Hll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
" c. u. ByNrM WILL
VISIT OLD MENlCQ

M and Mrs II. G. u. Bynum ~.
conrAnicd by his family left by auto
mobile saturday Ter san Antonio. Leav.
NIX the family In san Antonio. Mr. by.
nun viii tour old Mexico. for the pur.
ro~" ~ studying at firw hind condl-
tons IN 'he Southern Republic
I, II learned thu; the date - Mr. By.
NUNS return viii be d.ternincd by ,hA
lsnr;h q time spent IN Mexico r.
cxnccts 90 20 into a number % diftcren;
sections q hte country. and this VII
sroulrc an uncertain period
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
InrInecrs Mrri.

The regular meeting of ihc Amarillo
club Ui The Amcrican Association 81
Engineers viil b. held ia N. nmrd Of
CITY DV"lanm'ni rooms. City rall. AZ
1Fr T. 20 Monday the 10th n january,
ifat.
\ mrrr W.u br Rad hy Nh e. q.
ClDre thl water supervisor ~ the slum
." riIlrnd ca the Future Water sup.
plv OF Amarillo"
Discussions on above subject win b
u.d iy several engineers
Among othrr matters o. Doe iiaauas1d
no GOO. wpiiur Of Interest t' citizen
az ,mulio 1Ir CI,ir improvements and
punlic uiuiucf. among which may D.
mctio1ci
Ind rgrWul erecting ne n.h street
siiulghtumg ,lt az rirI,r -.. anu
tih street
White uuy.
SHW.Ir.
Moderator
rIsVg pr'gum
Coliseum
Hospital
Thoer utg'roi Boo lhuI, Wait,r Hu
curdi1lly invited Go D." pres 90 whrth (:
members .f thc arusiuirn or not.
Don't fIl o. read prrc o .Id sy,tior
and win $40 90 .u gold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

fcfmsd 81 The Mfious Nlhess OF nrr
mother by wire. and hurried TO the bed.
side.
Mrs. Chesshir's mother had visited IN
Amarillo. spending s.v.ai months IN
this city with her daughter. no; ~ long
ego She was well advanced In years
and was unable to withstand the paralv.
tic stroke from which she was helpless
from December 10Th. until her death
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

Mrs =. \. Chcsshir has returned 20
D., home IN Amarillo after a stay <
tive weeks IN 10, Springs. Arkansas.
vhu- 90" VAS called Incident 10 the
fatal i'l-ess % her mother. who died
Ne, mher 90 Mrs Chosshir was IN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

pc him leave public life.
There are other men In the list II
seventeen. new senators who could bo
mentioned. but those discussed are tho
bright lights IN the list Scnnior God.
ding II former governor 81 Idaho. He
b. aockman. and ~ II senator Cam.
srun - Arizona. senator Oddic. IL
N,yada. h = former governor Of his
state and II also Interested In stock
raising. lie was born IN Brooklyn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

Don't fail to read page .. md section
and win $1,000 In gold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Car 81 Motor Oh.

In another space IN this issue % The
Scvr IL 90 ~ y IN a picture - the un'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

Don't ful to read p1gc o. End so,ilor
and win $1,000 boz Eoid
Evening star., 1921-05-08
Every home-maker has benchant for
SiIUerWare

and every Washington woman knows that she get
the best qualities Lansburgh Brothers, also that she
is not obliged to pay top prices for it.
Sales of May offerings exception to the rule.
these items, then tomorrow and
the bride There also
SILVER that will prove acceptable to
girl graduates.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
Women s Silk Hosiery
800

Oi you'll wonder why, and it most natural
that YOU should considering the fact that Silk Hosiery
of what is known necessary luxuries.
Well, it's Sales of May you know, and manufacturers
have been most obliging-Sk Hosiery concerns being
particularly
These Stockings absolutely perfect the blacks in
the lot being fashioned leg and seamless foot kinds White,
gray corovan and black the coors for your selec
ton and of the black and white have openwork
clocks. Sizes SH 9 and o1a.
Women's FuN-Fash;oned Silk Gt70O
Stockings, Sbec;a7 ,.-,,.-.. WA'c@
Black tan, gray, white and cordovan. Cotton tops to
prevent garter damage. which every dreads We
cannot you'll find all Sizes because the maker allowed
us this lot owing what he calls irregularities Of weave
but We'll allow you to judge how slight the flaws
This is excellent opportunity to get plenty Of Silk
Stockings prices that everyday happening.
F1rstFo e Broth
Evening star., 1921-05-08
Rogers Silueruare

Lufbery Wadsworth design in dgniied rich pattern Is
consisting OF knives with solid handles
forks with solid handles, teaspoons. table
shell and butter knife Don't lose sight OF the that
the price S only SI470.
FIoor-Lansbursh
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Summer creates the need of b1enty
Women Knit Underwear
And Sales OF May low prices to help you
have plentyaccept the will and prepared to
every purchase you make.
Combination Suits L;s1e Thread
Special 69c Vests, 39c
Low neck, band top tailored
styles, your choice of close Low neck bodice styles,
fitting shetrmmed with tailored Fine ribbed
Fine ribbed cotton and lse elastiche kind
perfect goods. Sizes <0~ that washes and equally
SO to A. Specal..... Wv we'll Sizes SO to a..
FfrstF
Evening star., 1921-05-08
Glove SILK Vests,
Sbec;a1 SI.95

Delicate flesh color in bodice
model, well tailored. Available
in sizes SO to ~.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

You'd scarcely believe it if you didn't know
Lansburgh & Brother SO well-if you didn't
know that when they bring down prices
They Bring Them Down So You'll Notice it.
Single and double breasted styles, of durable
woolen fabrics; full-lined knickers. Sizes 9
to II years.
Shurgh 4 RrAfher
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
Attention, Lady Baseball Fans.

The crude, coarse men folks of this
town have seen fit to arrange base
ball smoker at the armory for next
Tuesday evening, April 26. On their
posters they brazenly state that these
doings are "for men only" We gods!
Have they forgotten that the 10th
amendment has been in force for near
ly year? Can you build up a sue
cessful ball team without the aid and
support of the fair sex? Are they go
ing to stand for this unfair discrimi-
nation? The answer is that on the
same evening the lady fans are going
to put on doings of their own that
will make this che smoker" look like
a Sunday school picnic in comparison.
Men are. not absolutely prohibited
from coming but they are warned in
advance that it will be no safe place
for them to congregate. The festivi-
ties begin promptly at p. m. at the
Odd Fellows hall. A small fee will be
charged, so bring all the small change
you can fitch from hubby's pockets the
night before.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
Important Laws Passed.
Tonnage tax on iron ore.

Tonnage tax on iron ore.
Women's compensation insurance
law, creating an industrial commission.
Provisions for pre-primary indorse-
ment conventions to be held by po-
litical parties.
Enactment of a series of laws to
put into effect the highway program.
Rehabilitation of the state educa-
tional and school aid laws.
Enactment of an elaborate program
of farmers legislation.
Per capita tax limitation for local
and school purposes, affecting particu-
larly communities on the iron range.
Increasing the membership of the
board of control to five members to
permit the appointment of two women.
Passage of laws making women
eligible to serve as jurors.
Laws putting more teeth in the pro-
hibition enforcement acts, including
one to permit the seizure Of automo-
biles carrying liquor.
Submission of constitutional
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
Forest Fires Under Control.

1t was reported yesterday by State
Forester Cox that the numerous for
est fires north of Mile Laos lake,
which crews were sent to combat, are
under control. A total of 81 fires in
Beltrami, Itasca, Hubbard, Clearwater
and several other counties south of
there were observed from an airplanc
by A. E. Pimley, state forest inspec-
tor, on Sunday.
Of the 81 fires reported, Mr.. Cox
said, 70 are under permit, issued by
the forestry department for the clean
ing of slash in that country and which
are constantly watched. Fourteen
fires require the attention of fire fight
ing crews who were dispatched to the
scenes of these fires by local rangers
prior to the sending Of the airplane to
that section. None of the fires, he
said, have reached proportions beyond
control of the local forest rangers and
fire fighting crews, and no arrange
ments are being made to send any
help from the twin cities.