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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23
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N THE PANHANDLE
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the Texas Panhandle. The school au.
thorities expect TO BE- able to claim the
benefits OF vocational training under
the smith-Hugcs Act Of Congress.
An express truck line was started up
IN DaIhart tho past week. which the
promoters believe means much to the
town IN a transportation way. and
there Il talk OF mass meeting Ia
revive the Panhandle Short Line Rail.
wny Company The truck lines are max
Ing daily trims 10 Liberal. Has. Clayton,
N. NJ. Texllnc. Toxhoma and roise
City. The motor trucks are GETTING
good patronage. and have made cu'
Of 30 cents per hundred on freight.
along the Fort worth and Denver Road.
The proposed Panhandle Short Line
Railroad Company proposes to huild
from I.aJunta. Colorado 10 Springfield
Hereford and Austin.
Swinging into is prc.wnr pncc ~ de-.
vciopmeni. Daihart proposes. they siy.
60 make M for lost momentum ooca.
aloned by the war. with Is 600 popula.
flon ~ ia goal before another doc1dc
CONSIDERING that Il WIS only 1901 the
sirHi lot vas sold for the present town
-itr. the cllim Ia not cxiravagani. nor
the objective unattr lnahlc. Daihnri now
HIS n population - 1000. property val.
nations IN the county ~ $3.50 o0o. A..
roalis in the thrcc D,ihart hanks ~
si.s75. 600. ard demand Cor building
much rrcatcr 'h1n ~ h'ins supplied.
According 60 Roy W. Thompson. secre'
,-ry n tho Chamber Of Commerce. so
fa''lor-i buildings could b. rented by
newt sturdy niEht.
W n. Coon, fcrme-.- 81 Amarillo
- jisf completed and opened for the
citv strictly modern. fireproof theatre
,: cost q go 300 The Coon theatre
stimulated another 20 modcrnlEc ~
iu'rmer,. md now Daihari has two
''~-ires that would DO credi, 10 city
= q nN0 Tho excavation IL made Tor
a large hardware store building and
'arre addition II being added 10 the Ice
stornge plant.
Dulhart IA electrically lighted. hav.
inw 81 r'ilon ~ high tension wirr and a
white way system. II has n pure water
sinply from wells and concrete rrscr,
goirs With a c1nacity ~ $4,000 Tal
ione Tire county has 200 miles 81 grad
- rosds. and Dalhart IL AZ the cross
Inc OF the Colorado to-Guh Highway and
the coast-tocnst thoroughfarc. and
there is more road building planned for
this year.
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!. NJ c. l. BADLY NEEDED
IS CONSENSUS OPINION

Marked prugrcw continues TO be
a.c ln injection w,th The Y. NJ e. A.
an.ars fp. views cards are hclns r..
turned ,fry dlv with answers O. thc
question "Ar' sou in favor n O. y 81
. \ plli1g irr AnirIlo9" and WIN
f15 sIn- rIhe scms.h.nr
Thofe whl have shown in'eros arr
uwtug greatly 1ut are agu'n re.
minded that the.r ,snt.uu 4 holp viii
0rinE things g. "a tat a' ln olrlcr date.
During ihg original ,auy,ss al tn doe.
tgg in the city wore attending the con.
or'lun and their votes are missing.
Nhil cards arc being ufU1 % rrC1rd
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.h. views IA u not necessary o. usc tn
DO gH names MAJ be sent m by lists
or hy telephone The main purpose -
90 rH..I A. iu retain a record u the
,ril's %, the survey.
n every enc viii do his or her part
40 rr.ir6 oNucs iiuns from those who
have MT set been heard from the pre-.
mary works mag Doe completed quick.
81.
90 H IN, announced purpose 10 get
lness cNpr, s..lns before making further
plflr and the cooperation ~ the public
llung this l.nc viii b. appreciated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23

'MAiT III lBTUMgBILt
Remain N CITY JAIL

The officers from Dallas who were
due 20 arrive here last night for HE
purpose ~ taking the four boys hold
by the police hack Ca their home failed
20 make their appearances according to
late reports from police headquarters.
a fourth hoy WAS added TO the trio
already held In the city jail when he
was captured Monday by the police.
Tho Dallas officials have notified tho
local department that the ear did not
belong 20 q father % the boys. hut was
stolen In Dallas Friday nlght.
Meanwhile the yeung wolld.he.had
men take lie cnsy IN their cell at the
station and amure themselves by sing
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VIII Gradr IIl-,,vay.

CANADIAN. Texas. March % THE
Aho f'aEs Highway has been GRADED
from a point whore u leaves tn DC ID
highway eleven miles soi.th II Cana.
dian 70 the Roberts county lire. dis
lance e.. eleven miles. Concrete cul
ferts are being put IN. Thls win be one
~ the b's, reads IA the county. Tn,
gf1dlnT r-Cs VIII y IN tomorrow o.
aa.h1- M goo Hirbvay from ca
madam o. To- ukmhona lime. dis
tlnoc u thirty miles.
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MOOSE T0IKITIATE
CANDIDATES TONIGHT

W Ward Davies. distric, superin.
sendent ~ the Loyal order ~ Moose
will b herr 10 attend tie hg Mnos.
meeting that will BE- held :o1isht Cai.
didates for admittance into he order
viii b. initiated. Special spc.sks RS
have been secured TO address 'he meet.
ing.
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World NOT CASH HIS
CHECK: BEGAN BATTLE

,iliCAGO. March ...--BeTi Lowery
E Little Rock Arkansas was hold by
The police today after be 10 said 90 have
assaulted bank cashier after the lat
go rad refused % casa his cheek.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-23

a belief Is held that the same per.
IONS made an unsuccessful attempt o.
enter the Patton Tailoring shup. i0s
Lac; sixth Street.. Mondly night I'll
ar door had been beaten 10 by a5nla
metal tool hut tho burehrs save up fho
tstCmpt before an entry was forced. !.
vas not discovered until Tuesda morn
INK when the cmployss went e. cl.cn
un .he bulldlng.
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J llHIFG slORE ROBBED
E'RLY TUESDAY NIGHT

nrrzlars ir.te into o.. Monogram
bins store ms Ela, Firth street.
rims tho carly pert ~ last nlrh, ana
,lu,hlug valued 90 eve, $500 ac
ding O. % hlry invent -y tGln
0r "a burglary vas discovered
Lee CuNfurd. nlgh. wn,huan.
10 ga DOR az ~ store rp,u arou,
o.Coe. while o. was making hs
.nds The dor opens into the alIav
rcrily luck q thr store 8 w.udI.
ne had been taken out and 40 -ft. mp'
adj 90 prize aside the bars TINT
lrmcd a o. icctlon behind the glass
ne bar was priced loose bot % is 3D..
yCd that the dror WIS opened hy
hruving the right hichgs inside
Another theory % thc entrance e.
hat the burglar crlvled ihrrr.h tn
aple made hy priEiag arIda the har
The size 81 thu clothing taken loads 60
he belief that tn man was small
nough O. hlye crawlad through the
nolc. Both catches On the doos were
brown when found.
Luxurious taste and remarkable
knowledge u the inside arr1nrencnt
Z the store were shown On tn iec.
ion II the articles taken. Two suits
{ clothing. probably F.zcs % ana 90
we're taken. Two pairs ~ Regal hand
shoes, one black and one tan. sizes .
nd IL werc gene. The empty shoe
aoxes lay ON the counter where thoy
had been thrown after the shoes tvort
aiken out There were also two pair
alk shirts sizes ~. two do.cn SIT
collars, size u IL and two palrs sup
rortcrs gone. Some silk handkcrCh !efs
and ties had been taken bus the mum.
err b. not known.
Police have been working on the
case but no arrests have been madr.
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CINCINNATI. March gs,-Fire which
for time Threatened ths residence
section az Rcading. suburb, to-day d.
strcycd fifty buildings % the A. l.. Due
fire works plant Expioalona following
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In plecta 81 fire works which shot IN
an directions. Estimates OF the loss
could not be obtained from officials o.
the company, but II was Sain """'~
run about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07

in ALL FAIRNESS
BY w. J. MACBETH

baseball masnates should have .
~ e 1oly of Irrespective probable truth
the alleged the case Of baseball
government good Zimmerman has further
mudded the waters
oe10re Judge Lands
oane Tor that
nos e Little effort made to ft the
the 1919 worlds series particular
"e supposedly directly interested the welfare
TO White
quickly the confessions
IN the American League gossip had
that all was not we'll Those
by baseball Nothing that
Claimed that they had legal authority tell
he truth But looking back the
oeve these had not the
is TO
nkhe stirring scandal could their heads the
house
Inc Whiting OF sepuhres sanitary
ing over faults IN the hope public forgive simply
saddhng the Something condemn
or to clear the good name of
with the dirty mess Judge Lands it
DC hope that Immediately he will
against "hon there the slightest shadow
them one and all from participation honor has been
substaniated -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Bowman Gives
Richards Hard
Battle at Nets
Iitleholder Barely Misses
Defeat i'm Fourth Round
of Metropolitan Singles

Vincent Richards, the junior na-
tlonal singles and doubles champion
qualified for the fifth round Of the
metropolitan singles championship ves-
terday afternoon at the 8th Coast De-
tense Armory. the Bronx, by eliminat
ing Herbert L. Bowman, Of the Uni
verslty Heights Club, in a close three
set match. The youthful tifeholder
was away off form and barely man
aged to win. The score was Ga. 4-6,
11-9.
Richards showed the effects of his
hard match Saturday with William
lllden I'd. He not only appeared tired,
ou. complained of cold, and later he
and Fred Hunter defaulted to c. EN-
erson and A. Bassford in the second
round of the doubles.
hlchards and Hunter will meet in
the seml-final of the singles next Sat
urday, when play in the tournament
VIII be continued. I. is expected that
tne flnals in both singles and doubles
Will be reached next Sunday.
Richards Loses Game
After taking the first set. Richards
gave away before the attack of Bow
man, VINO made several fine hackhand
shots along the side lines. which put
the Fordhaln boy on the defensive.
richards lacked speed and was una
pie to reach the finely placed shots Of
MS opponent, VINO varied mis- tactics
throughout.
With games one-all, Bowman set a
last pace in the third and but for
an error Of Judgment probably would
nave won. He had Richards ID. but
IN volleying he hit into the net and
from then on he failed 10 recover the
lead, although he fought hand and re-
turned many shots which looked good
TOR sure points.
Anderson and Letson Win
Fred Anderson and Ben Letson de-
feated Sam McAllister and NJ. Cutler
IN what probably was the most inter
esting Of the doubles matches. The
losers put up much better game than
was expected and came very near up
setting the calculations of prognosti-
caters. The score was 7, ), 3 s.
The summaries:
Men lastropolitan indoor sngies lawn
SassforI defeated : Emerson 6-+ SIS
y liav=ns defeated R. Gateonb G--s
- w. Flchards defeated II. Bowman,
rlfth round-w rousslant defeated E.
oelsnsr. -, -; H. Mano hester de-
feated - Anderson. 81 t..
Doubles cham pionship {second round9-
J. II. SteInAampf and Z Gatcoino De
teated c. Anderson and H. c. Grant s--4
s-i 4 I Hartman and e oeisner defeated
Y. r Ilsvens and H Bowman defeated
A. F Non Bermuth and l.. Knox S.
81. l.. v Robinson and r Alersereal u
defeated + McWatty ana G. FArquahar
by default. G Emerson and A Bassfort
won BY default from Y. Richards and f
Hunter. +. Poners and :. Palmer de-
feated w. . Hads-l and @. r Stewart
- IS Tt II. Manchester and "
Whyte defeated A. Holdman and ; Mar
Gus b. default, I. Anderson and 3 I.etson
defeated :. McAllister ana NJ Cutler. s.
%, st Nj bernstein and :. Sl-ssing r
defeated ". Euxton and r. NJ Merle
81, st
Third rounds. Emerson and A Bass
'ord defeated w Robinson and T. Merse-
6-2
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07

YOUNG Schaeer astounding that
behind Edouard
Belgian bekline billiards should
the stimulus the fifteen wears
CT
During that time Willie Hoppe professional billiard
field about the No
Schaefer standing he has proven
himself they the run
a champonhp
Good judges there who
to-day would chance lift Hoppes crown
Until that vindcated
a OF popularity.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Concerning Our Collegiate Basketball

f. JUDE Riverside very entertaningly On
intercollegiate basketball conditions
with what might excellent
He holds
that advantage be
taken Of fouls committed by the This.
veal basketball idea In the Big Ten declares
best
And here Is his suggestions To bring
the Welinos (probabe play game
especially for the rules committee and sporting
having skill games
the shooting most baskets
tribune lend the
IS Mr. Jud bringing
here could be alone
he thinks house no
where the should played
We shall be call Tex this possible chance
Tor star attraction at Madison Square Garden
who that Mr. Jude
reached by telephone 32l
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Standing Of Riders
In Bike Race at l 4. NJ.

spr'ntirg on Saturday night, unless
some team should gain lap lead before
the closing hour
Rutt, who won the six-day race in
1912, when paired with Joe Fogler, and
three years before that. when paired
with Jackie Clarke, of Australia. was
close y watched by the crowd during the
hrst hour Of the race. Rutt has always
been noted as powerful sprinter IN
addition TO his plugging ability. and it
would not have surprised any one had
the big German started Jam before
the grind got fairly started
Three hours after the race had started
anG settled down INFO the whirling der
wish act OF other years the "Ostermoor
outcasts' IN the seats had started the
opening stanzas OF the Insomniac Inter
lude. IN SIX movements
"Goodhy. Moon; goodby. Sun. Wen
see YOU again next week
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
'Notional Came Can Neuer Dier' Saws Sportsmn,

3'fft other talking
ares who the portsmen country
he owns large stable
1hat sports But nlaved
MS college and he
Giants and Yankees.
I have baseball he said The game itself
absolutely honest and
a sport long TO shield but faithful men
Il pavers sold
you WIZ hd negades in profession
nona of sporting history
cut the breath Of scandal for nearly forty years
Tea'e 'he powers Of baseball confronted
ev must divorce gambling
way safeguard their whether thew act or remain
passive the itself think endure pro-
tessonaiy -
Why? The honest He will attend 10 the
oueeanng fear the only profes
ona sport cleverly
1919 world series could have
on 1t the only professional cuprt would
CONFESS ms SINS because of Of a child
N0od lrne Baseball only national
leneon our tonal be
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Chicago Boy Skaters Beat Ne,c York

CHICAGO sch0oIboy triumph York in big
Brooklyn Palace Sat
urday
1t is be hoped kny but that
they Will Immediately their proposition
evng themselves in Chicago Mayor promises
personally leadh
Certainly New York schooboys
ago best under conditions
thoroughly also New York was
neither organized
IS not the intention make light of Chicagos
other circumstances but prevailed
would De o1ereo New ork had
available and there has been
4ork artificial rnks had the
OF colder weather. perhaps but certainly
ties Chicago sent here the best
trials and training from field o
Inc "ter Ol w. another New York
bic amount outdoor ice and we shall better
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Navy Plans to Compete
In Penn Relay Carnival

PHILADELPHIA. March 6-The
United States Naval Academy plans to
enter relay team and individuals in
several other events at the University
OF Pennsylvania relay carnival next
month. it was announced tonight by
George ". Orton, manager Of the
games Commander Howard has ap-
piled TO the Secretary Of the Navy for
permission to enter the meet.
Commander Howard said he proba-
bly, would send q team for the two
mile relay championship. the two-mile
international relay and a number of
other events. Including the Pentathlon.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Zbyszko, StecIler, Pesek
All on Same Mat Card

John Pesek, the Nebraska wrestler.
who Is to appear in the big wrestling
carnival next Monday night at the list
Regiment Armory. IS undoubtedl the
best prospect of the new crop of Crap
piers being developed throughout the
country. Pesek is an athlete of mar
velous ability and strength In his
part Of the country he quickly proved
mis- supremacy over all MS neighbors
1t was through this feat that he be
came professional wrestler
Stanislaus Zbyszko is working siren
uous.y for his finish match with Joe
SteSher on the same evening. Stanis-
laus is assisted by ms brother, Wladek,
who knows all the moves of Steeher
and IS perfecting a defence for the
grips Of the former champion.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
PROPOSALS
HUDSON RIVER VEHICULAR
TUNNEL
CONTRACT NO, Q
NORTH LAND SHAFT
SOUTH LAND SHAFT
JERSEY CITY, N. J.
NEW YORK STATE BRIDGE AND
TUNNEL COMMISSION
AND
NEW JERSEY INTERSTATE
BRIDGE AND TUNNEL.
COMMISSION.

Sea led proposals. for the construction Of
Two e shafts in the City of Jersey City N j..
Tor the vehicular tunnel under the Hudson
ieiver, will be received at the office of the New
YORK State Bridge and Tunnel Commission
d ana the New Jersey Interstate Bridge and
tunnel Commission. Room 6l6, Hail of
records. Borough of Manhattan. New York
City. until March 20. 1921. at 3 90 O'Clock
.. r.. Mt which time they Will be publicly
opened and read.
This contract will include the furnishing
Oh labor and materials, for all work required
IN the construction and sinking of two shafts
located ia the Erie Railroad yard, Jersey
elcy, N. j.. about hundred forty fi40J
tees west of bukhead and Approximately in
the extended line of Twelfth Street and the
care and support of buildings sewers. pipes
railroads and other surface. s,lb-surface and
overhead structures. the maintenance of traf-
nc and the restoration Of pavements nnd
other surfaces ~
Proposals must be in the form and on the
blanks prescribed by the Commissions. and
must be accompanied by two certified CHECKS
Plans. form of proposals. contract ard
specifications may be obtained by prospectjv
bidders from c. NJ. Holland. Chief Engineer
Hoom OLA. Hall OF Records New York Ci+v
N Z payment of So. 90 will be required
4he Commissions reserve the rvht IN re
lect any and all bids.
WELLER II. MOVES.
Chairman. New Jersey Interstate Bridge and
tunnel Commission.
GEORGE r. DYER.
Chairman. New York State Bridge and T,,n-
mel Commission.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Hockey Star
Is Barred in Canada

MONTREAL, March 6.-Charges CT
professionalism considered by the Que
bee Amateur Hockey Association, which
last night turned down the application
of George Dufresne, of the Boston
Shoe Trades team, for an amateur card,
were made. public to-day. The regis
tration board of the association, which
superyises the sport in this province
under affiliation with the Canadian
Amateur Hockey Association, refused
the application by vote OF 4 to 2. Du-
fresne was charged with playing both
semi professional hockey and semi
professional baseball.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
New Jersey Soccer Stars
" ak Over PENNSYLVANIA

HARRISON, \. j., March 61-The Sc
lected New Jersey soccer team easily
defeated the Pennsylvania outfit by
to 1 Al Harrison Field to-day in an In
terstate League game before one thou
sand people The Jerseyites took the
lead after fifteen minutes play through
Archie Stark scoring with an un-
stoppable shot. and Immediately after
ward Campbell put over the second
from a grand pass by Brown
In the last twenty minutes New Jer-
sey scored three more goals through
Campbell and T lldes. New Jersey will
next play team selected from the
Robins Dry Dock and New York clubs
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Havana Entries

First race tciaiming. for maiden two
vear-oids: purse, 500. four .furiongs)-
'Fla1y Mae. l06; Costello. l0s; Fannie
White los. -Squaw Chief 10S; Emma W.
1893 Naomi K, 11s: Bitter Biting, llS
Betsy's Pet, lis. Navisco, 1I3; Rlgodon.
116
Second race Claiming; FOR three-year-
olds and upward. purse. 500; hve and a
half furlongs)-s A. Jones. i02; 'Fleer.
I02; 'Elga. 1eS, Terrible Susan, io5
'Juanita, III. 105. 'Fickle Fancy, 1os
sWaking Dream i0s: Hunter Plat l0s :,
'View. los: Presumption, 10, Hemlock,
l12; 'Frascuelo, ia.
Third race Claiming; FOR three- year-olds >
and upward purse. 500: six furlongsl--
'Ravanna, IS: 'Molinero 100; Coca Cola
1o2; sGoldstone, 1n5; 'Red lO5 sAlI
Smoke. 1o5; 'Bi,l Hunley. 1o5; 'Cavan Boy
l05; Currency. 1oI.
Fourth race Claiming; fer four-year
olds and upward purse. $500 one mile
and a h)-'Zoie. 10l; Emma j,
1os: Fireworth. 1903: Might Wind le5
Homan, 1o5 'Whip Poor VIII, lO5.
Fifth race (claiIning: for three-year-
and nifty yards)-sBoher Ma Breena 81
.White Haven, 9s sLady Hester 9s
'Ciaire Booth. 1ol Bounding Thru lee
EEL Coronel, 1o5; 'Monomoy, l0s; Golden
Red los. Onwa, 10s; Blazonry. ll3.
Sixth race Claiming for three -year-olc,s q
and upward; purse. $500: one mile)-.Nat-
Sir William Johnson. 10. Candle Light,
10: Buford, li5.
sAorrrn+fra ,sa~s,,s ry.g-.A
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Nanticoke Five Gives
WhirIWinds Hard Game

Tho New York Whirlwinds basketball
quintet met d tartar in the Nanticoke
fve, champions OF the Penn State
League, last night a the 22d Regiment
Armory. and Just managed to nose
them out by a score OF "a to %. The
Keystone Staters were out-classed in
the nrst half, which ended % to 10,
but made a sensational rally in the
second period
The Whirlwinds played an excep-
tional floor game and excelIed in pas
sing. Nat Holman was the individual
star OF the contest, scoring five field
and four foul goals Dunn starred for
the visitors. In preliminary contest
the Fanwood Deaf Eutes took the
measure of quintet representing the
22d Regiment Engineers. The score
was SO to o.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
Bike Racing to Undergo
Revival in New Stadium,

Amateur bicycle racing viii be fea
tured at the new $500 000 sports sta
dlum now being erected in Newark at
Freylinghuysen and Dayton avenues
Aiding n the movement for a general
revival Of racing = the Amateur Bi-
cycle League Of America The Old
program of cham pionships Will be re-
vived, starting the last week in April,
when the modern siX-lap board rack
will be ready.
The new stadium Will have a seat
ing capacity Of more than 10000, and
every spectator viii be under cover.
The seats VIII circle the bowl, which
viii be below the street level.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
about the Local Fight Situation

REPRESENTATIVES syndicate sponen
lex RcAard to-day heavyweight
championship battle between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpenter
the Canadian metropolis.
Inc Canadians coming down the
ecessary they they will
IL would
near Ne" YORK The
TO shoulder responsibilities
And boxing fast popuarizng
CT the pubi