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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
REMEDY II SUGGESTED

onr thuE is .,t certain and That be-
unless tH, railroads r'duo, ft,,gh! ri,s
the price uf agricultural products 1f,
going Co u,miin y,g luw when 10 costs
5000 o. SHIN ,rIuId of 'bru.h,l maize
from THHN,N u bort worth the
rrodu,t vIIl mott 900 fw enough 90 th"
other 'rd u in, uu, Goo mN 900, uru.
Queer profit m, result of th,srr,s
ont high freight rates will o., tbIt ~
crops ViIl rni boz On, field f.r th.- year.
md the coming year th, farmers viii
reduce their acreage and thus produce
r. Shortage mud higher prices m, pil
ru1ds arU losing Wur, through No, De-
duo,d tonnage carried than they are
making through %, Increased rates
The railroad owners and employees had
better g,t tug,th"r md map uut plan
NJ lower wages and freight rates Tor
unless they do % mean, unemployment
frr Thousand. uf railroad mon and not
much bushes, ior the railroads Plain.
view N,ws
That getting somewhere Whether
your rru,d, Is fundamentally sound ar
not Jess Nuu Ir, certainly coming
clean with yuur ,I.v ir th, matter
This Is q ,blp,t,ris,l, often times lack
ms especially Boz connection with such
Important matters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
". S. HARRIS NEWEST
PICTURE IS THRILLER

\ real detective story with a Cana.
Tan Northwestern Mounted Police AZ
he hero. portrayed 10y VIM. 4. Hart In
'O'Mallcy ~ the Mounted" his new
laramount's picture. which will he
'hown AZ the Mission Theatre today.
hr Hart wrote the story and Lam.
bert liilyer directed and adapted II for
the screen.
There II mystery Of real thrlll-the
search for a murderer In the wilds Of
~" western country. Like bloodhound.
'lnrt follows his man into the hills
mi becomes one IT the bandit crew
'hich II protecting the culprit. by
drang" twist 81 fate. the pursucr learns
love the sister ~ the man he In after
'nd the latter saves him from death at
he hands ~ the bandits.
How this situation II made 10 end
happily will puzzle the spectators 10 the
last. But u does. and the interest and
'ogical termination afford picture that
will not soon bc forgotten.
In the course IL the story II n real
western rOdco. congress Of Wild riders
md hroncho busters. wherein some OF
he bcst fcats of horscmanshIp imag1n.
'ble are shown. Eva Novak IL the lead.
ing woman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
IT'S DRY" NI RIGHT.

Antls are now Cuni0rdiug in court
that The liquor amendment % the fed.
crtl constitution Is unconstitutional. and
Il thcy should win their point u would
throw the whole country back IN the
old wet basis This would D. hard on
most ~ Us for W. had Just arranged
our schedule Of living ~ we do not
need nor have any ~, for alcoholic
liquors Now the thought ~ going hack
a. the Old custom of buying nll you
want and drinking 1ll yon can h sim
plv appillln iio the ortnodoN pro-
Childr.ss Post.
on orthodox no whatever. or who
ever YOU may h.. don't h. alarmed TO
the state Of nervousness that manifcsts
Itself In paralysis hu, rather be- up and
doing. with the definite assurance that
you Will win. The Constitution. called
hy many rcyclniors ~ IT, true content
and purposo 10 b. the acme ~ sim.
pllcitl, dignity and wisdom. seems ac.
cording 20 the statements made with
reference 10 H. 10 b. most difficult
thing with which to conform Whether
or not u is. need not worry the pro.
hihltionists for the dry law h here to
stay. ana even u the attackers should
win round or two hoozo viii be- at.
terry Knocked out IN the future. Letf
keep the flghi up.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
MISSION lRN SERMON

L,'uuE G,Urc, do % Will never make
utF oi Canyon Letting George DE-
ihu vuk url my 100 90, expenses IL
a sign Of ,mtllu,-s which win always
ken 90 smlI town small Join the Ran.
DAN COUNTY Commercial League Pay
your u' dollar pet month and GO 20
wufk making canyon better town
Randall County NcVs
This i- 1000 excellent commercial mis-.
Nouiry -,rmuu md ,h0~e 90 whom Il
Is addr, ss,d viii Do we'll 20 heed lts
laundering truths Editor Warwick
knows whereof b. speaks nnd the
facts OF his statements are being dem.
ousirliud over and over with th. pas.
sage Il tn days. cooperative invest.
men, 81 thought. time. effort and money
is N" thing that gets results and with.
out u nothing viii De- accomplished IN
maximum measure Unfortunately Can.
yun H. not the only community needing
Ilsi The Kind ~ q missionary m"sstg,
Uffcrd hy %. Randall county News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
LOCKNEY MAN REAL
T0UGH--NOT A SISSY
Special 10 Tho News

LoCkNEY, Texas. April ~ am
. tough guy and all I ask n chance
io prove IT," declared 4. u. Brown,
Luckncys candidate for the next Khiva
shrine Ring In an interview granted
press representatives. today.
These charges that | sleep In pink
njhmas, that USE sugar In my coffee;
that ! Cncv wore curls that ever let
NY wife az anybody elise boss me: that
! do not read the Police Gaze.at; that
| do not shoot craps or play poker;
that ! take bath more than once
ever two weeks. and that favor pro.
libition and Blue Laws are downright,
Infamous lics. Any other charges made
gainst me viii be- dealt with In this
ainc fearless manner.
"Nobody knows how tough I am. I
!on't even know mystelf. I do know
mat ! am the toughest customer who
yer wanted q khva shrine Ring and
can stand anything to get u. ]
want the mobiles II khiNa 10 treat mo
rough II they don't believe I can stand
want to convince them that these
,hargcs that ! am Sissy" are nothing
M lies pcrputatcd To- injur, my char.
actcr
Give mo. or viii be- dlsappolnt.
d."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
crops IN HEREFORD
SECTION ARE GROWING

Judge /. Cough accompanied by his
vi" was IN Amarillo THURSDAY from
hereford and when asked ~ To- prevail.
ng conditions IN the White Face CITY,
y representative u The News, said:
our Chamber Of Commerce IL busy for
." accomplishment ~ many things for
he general gooi. We have an ex.
client organization. and | am glad 10
NY that It y showing broad capacity
~ accomplishment.
Our wheat IL In fine shape and we
have every reason H. expect surpass.
ngly great Yields. business conditions
Aith ~ are fully up Ia the standard re-
resented In other sections ~ the Plains
'ountry. ana We feel that within a
reasonable short time that We will
have adapted ourselves to the new nor.
nalcy."
Judge Cough IN one ~ the pioneers
II the Plains Country and no man
\ better vcrHcd In the history ~ this
territory. nor are any Ia be- found who
have a kccncr insight into the possibI.
HES of the section.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
HERES HOPING

Fort Worth Boz mt.rs grown race
for mayor again. $500 pt,s b. Dnd.
date tu surr,,l himself us mayor of
The D'y while ih, opposition b. irving
20 ad,iH'k sweet william ~, iF some
hlrdshtkor mud some mixer llr hiE
heretofore been usulu,mblo We shah
see % 90, Panther rit, hns raised the
STANDARD hN th. woman vote Han
count, uruld
There's mur lu.uI 1000 .u lhls thing
than simply ,.H.nl man mayor m
irfolurF um rur Worth VIII dignity
hprslf I masking 10 .Wup this time
The demand n' Nh. hw Is for rHl pur
pU,,f.i ,hur.i'uuI aggressive r'spon.
Ahlu m.n nI 'h' D'v chat rerlrrts
20 Install .u.N r wbIi. office should
and usual. dp. uy heavy penalty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
.PLA|NvIEW PEOPLE TO
ESTABLISH CAMPING
GROUNDS IN NEW MEXICO


Special 10 The News
PLAlNNlEW. April IA committee
OF Plnin,lcw citizens representing the
commercial club and several lodges
viii leave Saturday Ion Las Vegas. n.
NJ, Ia select camping sites To be- NJ,
cured for their organizations and for
he people u plainvicw. At Clovis
they viii he joined by u similar com.
ml,t"c Il Clovis citizens.
Under the provisions ~ new fed.
rinl act. communities and organIza.
lions may secure camping sites for
permanent use In the T., =. Forest lie.
arycs az the hrndwhtcrs II the PecOs
~ the Rocky Mountains. This sec.
ton IN known ~ the Switzerland "
America" and is declared by many
ihinyiow citizens who have visited
that section Co De- equal In scenic beauty
camping. hunting ana fishing To any
place IN the nation.
Interest In filing for these camp sites
vas worked w largely by Il. n. Perry
ol plninvicw and u. W. Jones secre.
tnry II the Clovis Chamber of Com.
mcrce.
The 4. y. y. Highway from Fort
worth through plainview and Clovis to
las Vegas affords a splendid aut0mo.
bile route to the proposed camping
grounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
DIsrRIBuTE POISON cAIrIorsl.,

In the daily press ~ the country o..
Gently were stories q the death ~ small
children resulting from eating rat pa.
son found In an opcn yard This l. un.
dues,ionabl. the result Of improper eau.
iion Now when "a. state health au.
ihoriiies are advising a great far.reach.
Ing campaign aEains; the rat some pyo.
pie are allowing themselves O. careless
~ scatter poison about their premises
This should be avoided and may d. and
with just az much success aganS, 20,
pcsiiieious rodents
While % u highly dcsirnhls o. cxt,r.
inmate the rats this may h. done quite
as well and perhaps even better 90 use
more care about placing the poisoned
halt Certain Il j. that the surruv
spread abroad by reason - these trng.-
dies offsets much ~ the gpod accom-.
plish.d through the autirit orus,dcs
lie, the people exercise prudence and
caution In placing poison and whil'
rldding the state 81 rats make u az "a,
same time safe for innocent and uusus
p,c;ing children
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08

motor hls iorrrd Itself from minor
position u thr seal, of Importance 10
one NJ much prominence The motor
vehicle has Iut ml, .wu, tn stay. but
Il b. CROWNS and developing lis ga.
Iansiun Includes me world iu l,s scope.
and from every quarter oi the globe the
demand Tor more and ever morr az moo.
tot vehicles Is made
IN Amarillo the lu,"nuhil, business
takes h,gh rank and even nov me ma.
tors enterprise Is bar no Oh, thrUahhuld
of its possibilities This h making no
wild ur ,Ntmyag,ut claim fnr the lusl
ness lui ou the other hand 70 is con.
scr,ai.I, From comparatively recent
and small beginnings here ts elsewhere.
tho motors enterprise have spread and
d', .,.,d loo a mDur, uptI, short of
marvellous
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
GI,E ~ MORE DAIRY cows.

Many scientists engaged in the uru.
motion II public health ar, strongly
urging N. more liberal and mor, g,n.
oral use ~ milk hy the American peg.
pie. Some specialists ar, recommending
the milk diet" a. cur, fur numerous
ailments
In view ~ thes. facts ihc following
statements issued recently hy thu Unit.
ed States Department II Agriculture.
will unqucsiiona9y prove ~ interest
"Fortyfuur gallons Of milk j. used
10y each PEARSON In the United States an.
nually. according 20 estimates made by
the Dairy Division ~ the United states
Department u Agriculture This est.
mate refers % whole milk and du,s not
include that which IL consumed in tn
form Il Ice cream. cheese and butter
The amount h about twic, as much ~
that used IN 1890 when the per capita
consumption was approximately 2? gal.
lons. The dairy specialists point out
that ,hc increase IN the use II milk
IN the las, 30 years Is as great as that
In the preceding $50 years.
THE prescnt-iay consumption II milk
In the United States. they SAY. IL equal
10 abou, one pint per day OF as much
as two small glasses. That Is not a
grea, amount when II IL known that Il
includes no, only the milk that Is used
Tor slSinking. bot also that used in ,s,,A.
ing. This is n small amount compared
10 the per capita consumption IN sumc
European countries In sweden and
Switzerland. Cor example. nearly 20 gal.
Ions arc used by each person annually
The same authority calls attention 10
the fact that In certain European coun
tries the dairy COW has long been held
In high esteem. milk entering layg,ly
into the daily die, ration. and with prot.
l, 10 the consumers
In all the world perhaps there u no,
section % country IN which dairying
may b. done with greater profit. than
In the Plains Country 81 Texas Tho
great need as a medium Tor increasing
the farm profits u the people. IL more
dairy cattle Just now many worthy
agencies are working for an increase In
the dairy COW population In this terri.
tory. and the promise u success could
scarcely h. better Railroads great
machinery houses. bankers. merchants.
commercial organizations. are all lend.
Ing themselves In degree 20 this move.
ment All realize that u the farmer
IA placed on a cash basis. every other
element u society must b. benefited.
Old one-crop farm methods have gone
into disrcpute hy reason Of their lack
of satisfactory financial returns and
are 20 be- replaced with dycrslficaiion
schemes and programs all of which will
include the milk producing COW. IN.
hos and the hen. With these farm ami
mails placed an every farm according g.
the facilities and abilities a. handl,
them. there viii come prosperity not
nearly - subject % fluctuations a. the
so-called staple farming
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
RAIL ROA D LABOR
UNIONS WANT To
SETTLE D|SP j TE
PLANS SUBMITTED TO HARD.
ING BY LEADERS FIVE
BRoTHERHooDs


CHICAGO. April Five railroad Ia
Dor unions with 500 600 m,rnb,rs To-
nlghi submitted To President Harding
hbors plan for ending industrial dis
putcs between the roads and th,ir work.
els. proposing that the President call
a conference 81 representatives III both
sides at which new rules governing
working condition would be worked OUT
To take the place 1T the national agree.
mcnis now In dispute before the railroad
labor beard.
The proposal was contained In u state.
mcnt lbs representatives Of the five
mechanical unions and was sent 10 the
President by u. NJ. Jewell. president a.
the railway employees department Of
the American Federation Of Labor.
II proposed that All wngc disputes bc
hcld IN allegiance pending the conference
holding that the matter OF wages could
he quickly adjusted to the satisfaction
of all as soon as the question of rules
had been settled
The telegram WAS sent In response Ia
a request from President Harding at
IN" recent conference he held with Jew
ell that labor submit it, plan Tor ending
the railroad industrial troubles Il In.
'ludrd twelve points which were term.
ed "hhor's sclf.cvidcnt and inllicnablc
rights which 1t said. would have Ia
hc settled at the proposed conference.
ana specified that the national agree.
m"nts should not bc discounted In any
way pending the outcome Il the pro
posed conference. II was suggested
that the conference held under Jurisdic.
ton at the railroad labor board which
would have full authority over IL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
paris VISIT WORTH WHILE IS
OPINION AMARILLO ROTARIANS

Enthusiast r,uu.ts 80 the district
'Dni"'r,, no fmi. occupied the pro.
gam q" IN" Rotary club luncheon 10
'h' Amarillo hotel yesterday.
Among ih" rp,al.,r- were Fred Bone.
All,H LaIly Jcu blackburn. Henry
Gu"Uh lIo-. Euog,rs Gyure Nlrgatd
nl.s Green. j. " collins. ". g.
Ester Horace Russell. Henry Mobiles
T.. @. Thompson and Frank Ryburn
AL sac that tu,y uad received Il new
'itiaiiyo f1 Rotary work after their
tup tu the conference.
Humorous incidents were related but
10 WIS agreed Gmoug the members
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
Mon LEADER CONVICTED
IN vi RIDER CHARGE
n, Asso iAlsd Press.

LNNtllnl re-. VI. Aprl John
Draper charged with h,iug ring leader
90 the mob that stuuu,d the Halifax
JAIN on the morning Of March q. whore
Jim Coleman. q negro. was being held
IN connection with III. murder II VII.
utm girgmon. white man. was found
guilty ~ assault by jury In the Hali.
lax circuit court this afternoon and his
punishment fixed az one year In jail ana
tine ~ $500.
John Martin. attorney tor Draper,
asked that the verdict bc set aside. az
'ntrary Co. the law and the evidence
and judge 6 W Harksdal" set Satur.
day as the date ror hearing the argu.
m,nt,
Twelve others are charged with be.
ing members Of the mob and their trial
II expected To- take place at the next
term OF court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
Didn't Want Hash.

oSSlNlNG, y. Y. April Hash
was on the dinner menu at Sing Sing
prison tonight but Robert lirindell.
high ~'Itricd iphur header who began
q fiyc.ycar sentence Monday for *.
turuun ate ham ana eggs Charges
Toe violation II the prison rules are fac.
ng him. The walter. another convict.
from whom liriud,ll said h. obtained
tie d''ury was deprived ~ his usual
privileges aud locked iu q coll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
Rookie Rule" a. stand.
~ Associated Press.

GALVESTON. Texas. April Tho
rookie rule which requires each Tex.
~ League club 10 carry two recruits
ON It's roster, will stand unchanged. nc.
'ording 10 vote ~ league magnntcs
Yesterday President y, y. Leopold ~
If Galveston club announced today.
The rookie rule" II wns explained. was
adopted ~ an aid In developing young
nlnycIs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
Prison Warden Dead.

CHICAGO. April Colonel Eph.
rInm Lilllrd, former warden OF the state
prison ~ Kentucky ana veteran ~
The Confederate forces in the eva
War died tudbv al the home II his
daughter Mrs i g. Newton &C. was
i"ru ir Anderson county. Kentucky.
lH lsf7 and ior many years was active
u politics iu the Blue Grass country.
Ills widow, two sons and daugh.
Pen survive him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08

that The showing ct the local d,l,ga.
ii'H bad put Amarillo ON the map In
notary circles
u WIS announced at the luncheon
that A.l.u Early had offered a loving
,ur Co.. the members ~ the club who
haj &c, beet ,ttcudnu e. record lor the
vutuins wear.
Guests ~ the club yer, - \ Green.
W. Il Hall. Milford Tex: j. y. Riggs
= " Reynolds IN n. T. Fuller. Bot
Ancs. l. 4 Phillips Frank Winklor.
I. u. Jordan. ! 4. Napier. Captain
Mt'lvlinnd and Colonel George Davis
~ the Salvation Army
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
Panhandle sheriff Here.

sheriff John Cone OF Panhandle was
IN the city Thursday looking Tor trace
OF some ~ the goods stolen from the
store II =. ~ hin of that city Sat.
urday night. The lIill store was bur.
glarizcd. and no less than $500 worth
81 goods taken Nys Sheriff Cone. and
u" clue Of goods ~ the robbers has
vet been picked up The stolen goods
consisted " silk shirts and other silk
goods, Stctson hats. and such class II
merchandise ns represent high value In
small bulk II II believed the robbers
carried their loot away by automobile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08

When complaining that 100 ~ the frui,
j. Killed. and making remarks d,roga.
tors a. the weather and climatic ,ond..
tons Deg o. Doe remembered that this !.
NOT primarily % great commercial fruit
growing section and also that no, wheat
crop has b'.n benefited hy this lowered
temperature The fros's and SHOWS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08

lust roV th', BE- H -r1i contention
The railroad companies declaring their
u"'d i"r more revenues and tlr people
maintaining iust lE -tr,reIN ih,t rates
adopted fur transportation lI, excessive
and are deadly iu tho best interests ct
The country Will. 10 b. nm admitted
TACT hat JONES pays NJ, freight"
there are many who are watching with
al nearly an impuson,l attitude as pos
sihl' tUr % basis II amicihl, and cpuii
able adjustment Tho American prupl,
90, on both sides ~ This issue. and the
outcome rs matter ~ deepest con.
Germ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08

First the Rotary club and then the
Lions club and along with both ~
these 90, drum corps OF %, odd F,l.
lows aud ihc Mpsuns 1r, getting uut
over Oh" state and li each and every
point OF contact .o Cumplim,uuug Anna
r..iu that much space rs given adyrrtis
ng this Plains Country Metropolis
rh"s, institutions are worthy II all com.
myndiuon and they may d, relied upon
@" ri,r further imp,tus and oxpl0iia.
uon 90 90, gluri,s 10 this city and sr,.
tIur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08

Amar.lll's churches are expanding
their plants. securing extra ruum from
any available source. ard 90. frt,rui
tie Il the city az, planning the cree.
lion of great home plants, all indicative
that citizens az, hcing attracted here IN
liberal numbers with the passage q
Zach succeeding year This is truly
destined To- bee a city IT beautiful homes
as well ~ city Il johbiug and manu-.
featuring importance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08

Don't overlook the good roads trip
that Il start from IN, Amarillo Hotel
Friday morning az $50 O'Clock. April
sih. This j. "a De- an occasion for con
siderable good road missionary work
and thus. who are concerned IN this
character u endoayor should no, miss
the opportunity % join in and max, an
investment - time and ,ffor,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
EDWI> BERGDOI.L DENIED
FREEDOM ~ JUDGE
~ Associated Press.

KANSAS CRY. April Erwin Berg.
d,il wealthy philadelphia draft c,a,cr.
whose freedom was denied by Judge
John G. Pollock IN the federal court
90 Kansas City. kunSis recently on a
Nuit ut hah'as corpus. ulvd motion
lur d rohcariug "a Topeka. Kansas
today according to an announcement
r.adr hy Fred Robertson. l.. : district
pttorncy In Kansas CITY tonight.
According a. Mr. Robertson the re-.
hearing viii probably bc heard before
judge Pollock within the month.
i'argd'l h serving five year sen.
tence at Lcavcnwurth Kansas imposed
by military court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
rRiiit NJ EMPiOES GIVEN
BtNQuET ~ MANAGER.

a banquet at which reporters had no
"hancc TO scoop everything nor any.
body. was enjoyed nj the Amarillo Hotel
Thursday night. II was given by Man.
igcr ". II Nichols ~ The Daily Tribune
io the force. and included everybody
from devil 10 editor. ., wns the occa.
lion ~ the papers first anniversary.
and all enjoyed themselves To- the fun
q their bent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
CHEssHIR has RETURNED
FOR VISIT ~ EAST

Terrific rains have visited the western
part Of oklahoma and the eastern boun.
Diary of thu Panhandle according tn O.
4. Chssshir who arrived Thursday by
auto from q two.we,ks' trip a. his FOR.
mcr HON, NJ Arkansas. ~ places along
tho rad near Childrc-s great stacks -
straw have h"sn washed out Of the
fields and piled alongside N, rond says
Ch,sshir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08

In certain sections Of the Northwest
farmers make their own rcfrigorntnrs
by digging q well about twenty five
feet deep. putting rough stones ON the
bottom for drainage and filling the wei
with snow Water is poured an the
snow making q pillar ~ sold Ice. some
~ which remains all summer Ladders
built against the side IT the pit facill.
tate entrance To- the ice as u mclts
away. toward the bottom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08

Leading officials ~ the salvation
Army vii De- here from Denver tor 70
great rally 300 the Polk Stree, Methodist
church Thursday nirht 40 go O'Clock
These men represent that mighty u.
sanitation whose practices have dis.
closed the gloriiying powers ~ "su0p
and soup The visitors come with mes
,igcs ot interest to mankind and the
entire public II invited regardless II
church afnlntion or the lack ~ a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-08
Governor Trough Improving
1 Ananrialeh prraa

LITTLE ROCK. April THE first
decided Improvement In the condition
~ former Governor Iirough. who has
been critically III NJ his home here
curing the last three weeks. is an.
nounccd In u bulletin issued tonight
hy his attending physicians. The for.
m'r governor has not ycts been pro.
rounccd out II danger. however.