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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

Grain: Average valley wheas
(bulk) s5o. Il.
Hay: Cheat hay yl0.oQ011.0e.
oat hay $1l.00@12.o0; clover hey
$500 a 1000.
Wholesale Prices
Meat: liogs $1u.5o. dressed
hogs 15c; top steers Sos S-Aess
cows 2Q4lac; bulls SCI: spring
lambs b@6Mc; sheep, yearling
'21s @3c: veal fancy dressed Ian
S015c,
Butter and eggs. Eggs 34@a8cs
light hens 14@i6c: heavy hens
I19@ zoe; old roosters Sc; broil-
ers over two pounds 22c.
Buttegfat; Butterfat 47c; cream
cry butter 4S@ Aac; country butt
ter 35@37c; milk $2.10 cwt.
Vegetables: Oregon onions
$500 cut: beets $2 cwt: carrots
|$1.25 cwt: Oregon cabbage
40 lh; green peppers SC ibl green
peas l2c: new potatoes VIC ID:
cucumbers 25c per dog; green
beans Sc: wax beans Sc; egg
plant &c lb; sweet potatoes hc:
cauliflower 81 crate.
Fruits; Oranges $7.0O@7.b0:
lemons s7.50: bananas 9c: dates
grapefruit $3.50: cantaloupe SITS
per crate; watermelon X G per lb.
California Elberta peaches 81 40:
Maluga grapes, 10c lb: Tolay
grapes lie lb: huckleberries 14c
ID.
Retail Prices
Butter and eggs: Eggs "a A5c /;
creamery butter sac; country but
ter 420 45c.
| Portland, Or. Sept. 22.--Cattie
steady; receipts IL choice
steers s5.7506.O0; medium to
good S5.25@5.75: fair to medium,
Is4.76@5.25; common TO fair $500
OATS: choice feeders s4.60@b;
fair to good $s.50@4.O0; choics
cows and heifers s4.75@5.25; me
dium to good $4.25@ AIS; fair Il
medium $s.26@4.25: common
cows s2.5O@a-2b; Gamers Sts5t
@2.5o: bulls s2.50@s.50; choics
dairy calves $40. 50@1t0o; prim.
light 10000 1850; medium lighl
, $1,000 1000: heavy $3.50 a LOO
Hogs lower: receipts 408
: prime light $11.0O@11.25:smoot
. heavy 250 10 400 pounds $4,000
1000: 800 pounds and up $S.0t
@9.00; rough heavy $500 @8.0o
fat pigs $11.00@11.25; feeder
s10.50@11.0O; stays s4.00@7. 0o
Sheep steady; receipts 763
east OF m-untssa lambs $500 q
, $50; best valley s5.b0@6.00
culls si.6OQ3: feeders $3.50 q 3
! light yearlings s4.00 q 4.60: heav
$3.50 @3.00; light wethers ss.5l
! @460; heavy s2.5o@s.50; eve
: $1.00G3.00.
Butter steady: extra cube
4Sc; cartons 4Sc; prints 47c.
Butterfat. Mo- \ ehurninl
cream 47@5fc o Portland
n undergrades 44@46o,.
Eggs: Selling price case eoun
se@ssa; buying price 320a4e
2 selling price candled 3s@40c
!, selected candled In cartons 42f
44c.
: Poultry: Hens light 14s
heavy 22@24c; springs 2fd
!. 2sc; heavy 24@25c: old roo
" ters 10@t2c; ducks 2s@soc.
= Wheat: Hard white s1.13: so
white S1.12; white club si.1s
hard winter s1.14;northern sprin
red Walla s1.09.
" Mlllrun s20@21, oats sea. .0l
T. a24.50; corn No. yellow s2s.C
WI 028.50; hay. timothy. vails
$I5.00@15.50: falfaifa s14-50l
1900; new grain. mixed ff3.o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22
Three Nations Are
Given Places In
League Of Nations

osnsvs. sept. 7s.-Thrss addi-
tional nations were admitted y
the lsngus Of nstiess teaaE. -
trio comprised nsthoais. nc4sia
end Lilhaazia-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

FOR SALE Modern G room cot
tage, close In, very cozy, paved
street, double floors, newly
decorated. 66S N High, owner;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22
FOR SALE


Fine modern bungalow, Z rooms
nice location. good lot. close to
carline and paved streets. Price
S4200. cash $1,000, balance monthly
payments.
Nice new modern room bum
galow, good lot on car line, paved
streets. immediate possession.
Price 2900 dollars. $500 cash, bal
ance monthly.
New modern bungalow, good To-
cation, nice lot on paved street and
car line; something that Is worth
while. for $4,000. cash $500, bal
ance like rent.
Good s room house with mod
ern improvements, nice lot close TO
car. Price 1890. 5000 cash. bal
ance s20 per month with interest
at Q percent payable annually.
For good bargains see
II. L. MARSTERS
Rooms 211 and 212 Gray bldg
phnna Q07 n =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

New modern bungalow, rooms.
fireplace, garage. good lot fruit.
near State street: best In Salem
for the money. Price t4500.
12 room modern house with two
good lots. 4 blocks OF university.
splendid for rooming house. can
be filled with university students
al once. Price $500, some terms.
7 room plastered house. fun
basement, modern except heat.
south Salem. Price only $500,
easy terms.
Good s room house plastered
and modern except heat. $500,
terms like rent.
room house on N. CONNER
cIal street: a fine home at a bar
eain. Ask US TO show you this. you
will buy II.
some attractive offerings in
small tracts In and out Of the city
For bargains only. call on
JOSEPH BARBER & SON
200 Gray bldg. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

;TTBURBAN HOME-Good room
house close to car line. 2 miles
from down town ;eleetric lights.
large basement, large screened
norch ieep well with motor
pump. COW barn and cnieken zen
house; IA acre land an Ior
ss7OO. terms on part. The mouse
alone is worth the money. ".
x Dewitt, Pearcy Brosp ~
Orapon building. a11o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

FOUND-Some money on the
floor at ]. C. Penney Co. store.
Owner can have same by de-
scribing and proving ownership
of same. zlI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

cogh is,S sy ! e ma 81 Feature s es ssEs' Inc"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

SPECIAL BARGAIN -9 room
house, fireplace, hot water
heat, fine electric fixtures, mod
ern plumbing, good cement
basement, garage, cement walks
north front, streets paved, cor
ner lot 75x148; this house is In
good condition. Located at 1916
State street. w. H. Grabenhorst
& Co., U. S. bank bldg, 275
State street a229~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

Z HooM house, fine condition.
near car line and school, fruit
trees. fine lawn. Good buy IL
sSeO0. half cash. Pearcy Bros.
zl0 Oregon bldg. a228s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

THIS A BARGAIN-7 room pias- ls
tered. modern except heat, tive
lots. plenty fruit. south salem
price only $1,000. $500 casn,
balance time at 6 percent. Speak
quick If you want II. yos
Barber & Son, 200 Gray Dlos-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

Ex-SERVICE men, we have
property, tracts. bearing fruit
acreage. ETC., that can be pur-
chased with your state loan. See.
US before buying or we both
lose. Pearcy Bros, 21O Oregon
bldg. n22Ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

II any multi-millionaire tooal
wishes to die poor, there Is evi
IDENTIFY nothing to stop him.--NcV
York Evening Mail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

LOT IS by TO, pavement and
corner south. in, nice district.
close TO. car and school. Price
So5O. your terms. Becke & Hem
drieks 205 U. s. bank bldg.
227s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

WANT or ; room house and
lot on or before October 10. De-
scribe fully, stating price, terms
location. Am in city until Octo-
Der !. II 3 care Journal. 227.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

CLOSING out entire stock and Tx
tures. must be sold by Oct. LIST,
Get our prices. Women's and
ofris' shoes, new and second
hand. 25c pair mattresses VI
each. bed ticks 35c, sewing ma
chimes So, other things at your
own price: make US an offer.
I,ockhart Bros. 402 N. CONNER
rIaf street. c233
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22
NEW TODAY

FOR SALE turkey hens, one
gnbler. 3 Barred Rock hens. i
coekerel; exchange Barred rocks
Tor White Rock hens or Leg
horns. 700 N. High ST. POT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

4 ASSIFIED RATES

--,,er word-each insertion
Rats ~ three Insertions. 3 cents;
. cents, cents; one month, 2o
one wesn. ans year, per month. ~
cents on Ininum per ad. rs cents.
cents, hinsartion only in New TO-
First c,tv t,S ads. cash in advance.
day. Ci'y ;aken over phone, unless
and not has monthly account
I advertiser nee for phone errors:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

GET A HOME-6 room house.
needs repairing, two gooo Iots'
close to store. church, schoos,
has barn and out buildings Lol
$3.50, terms. H. E. Brown over
Busjck's store. State and Com.
n,arcial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22
For Sale-.Houses

FOX SALE--By owner, house with
iots- Cash or terms. 1904 North
-----y : -LlDerly street.. a230*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

A4L NIUDERN---a
Fine 8 room. modern bungalow,
extra. fine view lot, ! block to
car. $500.
A fine modern bungalow, Just
outside city limits, $1,000.
Store buildings for sale. also
hardware and furiiture store.
also feed mill store, doing good
business. Brown, over Busick' s
store. State and Commercial. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

s ACRES, all in cultivation, acres
logans, "a acre prunes, l acre
bearing strawberries, etc; room
house, barn, garage, chicken
house; this place is located
about n miles east of city linz
its. Price $3675. See L. A. Hay
ford, 305 state St. bbs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

No all0~4STEW NEW TODAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

FOR SALE-By owner, "a acre
tract in cultivation, A room
house, barn and out buildings.
2h miles. northeast of peniten-
tiary. Will sell for $3.50, or will
trade for property closer in.
Write L. d. Latter. Rt. 6, Salem,
or. b227
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

-;-.i,,es in rebuilt used cars.
FOX Vaiu dams 1852. 2zI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
amounted to . large sum.

The home fer neglected and depend
cni children at Waco viii not open un.
Ill September I. 1899. ON account of
the governors veto. iIc vetoed all hut
s72o II the appropriation for the first
Year. amounting To sis. .5so. The second
year H. left intact.
The rural school aid hill carried 81.
500. .ooo for the first year and 81 .Ooo. .00o
for the second year. The governor
signed the hill In the presence of Miss
Annie Webb Blanton. superintendent ~
education. DIR. =. y. Brooks. president
~ Baylor University. and others.
The hill appropriatinE 100000 for
new building at the State Orphans
Home at Corsicans was also signed by
the governor.
The emergency appropriation bill car.
ricd ss15.375. 81 which the governor
struck out two minor items amounting
io A.35O
The educational and departmental ap-
preparations bill are still before the
governor. lie said that he would prob.
ably sign them tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
NEFF SIGNS BILLS
SETTING BUDGETS
FOR INSTITUTIONS

AUSTIN Tex,( Aug. 3l-The eeemosynsry Institutions sp-
rropaons BILL the rural school aid bill and the appso
prstons bills signed by Governor Neff late today
In approving the cecmoynary bill the governor vetoed items
amounting $s276o for the The bill passed
the legislature carried SS22o for the first year and
fer the second year.
The contingent fund added by the free conference committee
amounting for each Of the years. stricken
This amendment added BY the committee
be worked under the Pope amendmen The Pope amendment
provided that al funds shall expended only appropriated This
fund the institution heads the right expend for
with Of the board Of control A. finally signed the bill
the Pope amendment minus the contingent fund fixed by the
free conference committee.
The other items out by the governor Of minor i'm
portanee and all Institutions They the part
appropriations for repairs and improvements Of which
to Q large sum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
FEDERAL FORCES PREPARE
TO FIGHT virginia miners

WASHINGTON, Aug 3-The federal government steed rssdy
tonight West Virginia should toosows rspests shsw
lack of compliance with President Hsrss proclamsea eag
persons engaged unlawful and nsurrseoaary ress
inss" to return TO their homes.
Two regiments Of troops Of thousand each q Cp
sherman Ohio and the other Camp Dix, j. in rsass
to move into the moments notice. department. e(
Gals said
proclamation declaring martial law in five West viSiaia
has been drawn and signed BY the President rsy Ter
psomusation
Ofcss however, remained still hopeful tonight that neither
Of these steps would be although their spirit of epta
had lowered during the day by dispatches from the DISTURBED
telling Of clashes between bands Of armed and state
horities and containing indication Of disposition 10 comply
with the Presidents proclamation.
Decision whether the federal win order troops
and declare martial lava step hch has not been
since the days Immediately following the Civil
depend conditions reported by Brssdier censn
Bsndhotu at noon tomorrow the hour fixed limit by Prss6snt
Harding General Bandoz left Washington late today and
arriving Charleston early will begin survey a the
situation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
AP. CORRESPONDENT SEES
MINERS KILLED IN FIGHTS

LOGAN W. Va, Aug. 3i.-Hidden in machine nest =
Of the Associated Press aided by field glasses today
viewed the fighting along Crooked Creek The nest part Of the
Logon county dsnss and the was manned BY deputy 'he
en constantly scuyng about the mountain OF
ADJACENT county Of During the correspondence he
two ebers Of opposing foe fall after being shot and the
,uer. told him they saw go down prior his arrival
The Crooked line extended three miles the ridge
tween Logan county and Boone county 10 get to ro" Logan
~ ,s. wa, over two miles country and steep path
four es long, over which renorcements toed caryas aun
ton and provons The machine nest about the middle
IF she line Il overlooked . valley below
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

The announcement that an appeni
had been made a. the federal govern.
mcnt 10 hasten d"sIatch n troops was
announced by officials nj the court
house while the sheriff was talking to
the newspaper men.
Iiostiliti-s continued to-day ietween
forces Il armed men who had been
collecting on the eastern slope of
Spruce Fork ridge and the thousand
~ more deputy sheriffs and volunteers
who had been called to the aid of Off.
GERS of Logan county Dcspit. Prcsi.
dent Hardings proclamation asking the
armed men 20 dispers. and not violate
the law. one deputy sheriff was killed.
another II missing and one 10 their men
lnsi hts life when ouiposts c'ashed AZ
widely separated points.
Additional reports received by sheriff
Don Chafin of Logan county. and
Sheriff 1911 Hatfield Of Mcdowell
county. were to the effect that three
other men had been killed Ia an en-.
counter ~ Mills Greek hat report.
however. lacks official confirmation.
Extend Lines.
other developments 81 the late after.
noon included the announcement that
the invaders had advanced their lines
two miles during the day and on tho
Logan sector were only four miles from
the county forces.
AZ Peck's Mn. headquarters of the
Mcdowell men. six miles OF rough
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

Weeks. reached the war department late
to,lay from Charleston.
The committee calling on you wee
terisy just returned TO Charleston"
the message said. "and find miners
from practically every camp In the
kanawaha .Fsyettc Boone section rush.
IN gto f.oTan.isoone line.
We personally saw several men on
our return with high powered rifles In
automobiles rushing 20 the troubled
sone. The governor il just advised
from fogan that firing n taking place
al the top u the mountain near the
Logrn.i;oone ilne. State u rushing re-
inforcemenis 20 that POINT from every
avaiishlc station. Miners openly state.
according 20 reports 10 Tho go9osper.
they win not obey the rror10eae's
PROCLAMATION. Necessary that 01pra1
troops Be sent NJ once n Icss Of iife ~
90 be avoided. More than five ohous-
and men unuer arms close 90 Doono-
Lugan line ana morv IN their voys
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
AUTUMN SEASON
FOR BUSINESS IS
LOOKING BETTER
INDICATIONS OF DAD
GENERAL RECOVERY ARE
STILL LACKING.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3i.-Indi.
cations of broad general business
recovery Throughout the country
are still lacking, according 20 tile
wview of financial and economic
conditions during August. ISSUED
tonight by the Federal Reserve
Hoard.
There l. slight Improvement"
th~ board said. In some branches
of foreign trade. fairly good agri.
cultural yirlds and enlargement of
manufacturing drmands seem a.
point Ga q more favorable autumn
season. hut the situation IN ~
such ~ to forecast any extensive
or Immediate revival of business In
u large sense"
Heavy movement of agricultural
products Ia market. hastened By u
,vi,al of fair export demand.
TIN board DECLARED. was the out.
standing economic activity of the
man'h. deterioration h some
crops. u added. notably cotton. had
nsdifi~d the agricultural outlook,
but cost readlustmenis in many
agricultural lines was approaching
u point where II was possible that
some crops would show good re-
turn.
Early crup movements. the boar,
with resulting liquidation u
outstanding Indebtedness. had lcsscne'
he intensity of the credits demand us
ial during the marketing season.
''Thefc are Indications of increasing
in various manufacturing
Industries. but taken as n whole tn
~r' situation for the month
Il August appears 20 show but littl'
'hang- from the preceding mont .. th'
-port said. In th. agricultural sel
lens there was decided drop In tin
iemard fcr farm labor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
5000 COAL MINERS Threaten TO MAKE AT TACK
eleven MINERS DIE IN EXPLOSION

HARRISBURG, Ills, Aug. 3l.-Eleven dead
miners were brought to the surface Of the Harco
mine from depth Of AS feet, and 1000 feet
from the mouth Of the mine at o'clock tonight.
The entire number were entombed this afternoon
when dynamite charge in new coal bed pene.
trated an old walled room, providing means of
escape Of black damp, which il is believed killed
the miners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
SIX MORE SLAIN
DURING BELFAST
STREET FIGHTING
THIRTY PERSONS ARE IN.
JURED WHEN sNIPIRs
MAKE ATTACKS.
ey A.-cei.,.d rr~.

By Associated prsss
sELtAsT. Aug. si.-Altheash
the truce between the dlscosdant
factions IL being completely o.
served throurhout tIse remslnder IL
ircland. Belfast again tedny ex.
perienccd another pesjed ~ tesrsr
from gunner and snlpers. A. .
result the death ll&t was angnaea1ed
by six. while thirty peFsens wpss
injured. many q them sseIe1G1v.
Today's casualties hiring tlse tq9sl
dcath toll for the tlsre> 6ays q
rioiing 10 fifteen. Thers psu6nn1y
have been ose hundspd pegnons
more ar lees serieusly lal1lro4 =
whom nuAhrrs wpeel AGDeou-
bsssnss who isclslrs>l0 IL 49,
tured Into thu strssss utlcA Wsss
being SWEPT by flre frsw r)1ls -
revolver. . M
Some times u became % daneerou
,s 90 necessitate the suspenston q th'
service. Many workers wes'
Unable 10 reach their places - en-
,loyment and returned 20 thsir homes
While shopkeepcrs did not dare to cpeI
heir stores. In romc of the dlelhrt-- =
iis;rlcts manufacturers were compslle'
% close for f,.o day, while owing q
he failure 10 open the shops ~
'ireeis presented n deserted appearance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

LOGAN W. Va, Aug. Slogan authorities tonight said
telegram had been Washington stating that ucss troops
sent the county would be attacked by between 1900
and 5000 Sheriff Chan the issued the following
statement 10 newspaper
There has been less continuous firing four points
Of the line today The points Beeneh Cre Blair Crooked
Creek and Mill Creek
Casualties according to the best reports obtain
limited to three the defensive Logan county forces John
Core deputy sheriff. killed We have received identca
ton Of Of the other Mcdowell the other from
Logan county We have received information the number
killed the opposing sde We know Of miner who shot
when striking at The most serious fighting reported
from the vicinity Of Blair At al points forces advanced
mile in the Blair district but driven back In the Beech Greek
district they advanced mile and they also turned back
The furtherest advance the Pecks H district where they
advanced two miles along Hewitt Creek Here also drove them
back.
I'VE have 100 and have arranged for renforcemens
from various points, including Blue Field Williamson McDoe
and Huntington. ~---@------
have heard nothing Of the fate Of deputies held prsone
but fear for them This 10 all cay At this time"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

one u.wsraur the OMEGA. pnini-,i
Diu that thr Slprrms court two wears
ggo DECLARED Afticlo - ~ retroactive
q, is matter 81! fccuri that the MeN.
ioIn for.iEn oinor. six months ago.
ofGrIaily info'm'd the American en-.
iassy here that a., articl- Vas rctro.
active.
Tn. neat siep taken ny the Mex.
lean government dnuiiiless win be tho
iutr-iucton ~ the chami~r q deputies
80 u.u t-trleum iiil. shurtiy after
the ciaml..r ounNcnes in rrguisr ses.
sion tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
texas OIL COMPANY IS.
winner IN MEXICO SUIT

MEXICO CITY, Aug 3-Local Representatives Of American
oil companies declined today express opinions concerning the
action Of the Supreme Court ennng the Mexican department OF
and industry from dnounes rights oil lands held BY
the Texas Company prior May 1917 They said they preferred
not to give their opinions until the Of the formal decision
OF the court published which probably will be within days
the general sentiment here however that the nonretro
setvey Of article the Mexican constitution has been definitely
decided BY the decision and that supporting the courts
decision President Obeeon reeraon that the famous article
q construed by his being retroactive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
MAN IS DYING FROM
HIS HURTS IN FIGHT
by Associated Pres

By Associated Pres
BRECkENRIDGE. Tex. Aug. :,
-. %. Bullock u dying nj H.
cal hospital following mn attack In
whirh his skull was fractured here
early today. A man known m Fred
Davis of this city II being held in
connection with the assault.
liuIlocl, holds u card from ~.
Worth barber college. Iie can,s io
breckenridge four days ago. N 'he
time of the attack he was alleged
10 have been in the home of va.
man said to be- the wife oi Davis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

Seven men who escaped the explosion, but
are suffering from the effects of black damp were
taken to local hospitals. II is believed they will
recover.
The mine will be sealed tomorrow by state
authorities, who will issue permit after an in
vestigation, authorizing the continuance of oper.
ations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
Three Officers Are Killed
In Fights; Advance Of Mile
Lost When Invaders Rally

HUNTINGTON W. Va, Aug 3lTwo volunteers and deputy
killed during the mornings Blair
Logan county according statement Huntington
by the office of Sheriff Don Chn Logan tonight The sher office
announced the dead
John Cofago and mune volunteers assisting county authorities
man order and John Gore deputy sheriff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
japan and U. S. ABOUT TO
SETTLE DISPUTE OVER YAP

TOXIC Aug 3-he japanese foreign office has received ad
vices according Toxic today indicating that the
points between Japan and the United States control
Of the Island Of Yap would be settled upon the following
basis:
date over the island
Secoad-he United States would control the cable between the
isands Of Yep and Guam.
rd-e cable connecting Japan, Yap and Menado oland)
would be settled basis Of recognition Of Hollands rights therein
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
HOUSE REVENUE BILL
TO COME Up TODAY

By Associated Prvss
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3I.-Tariff
questions had their last inning for
several weeks before the senate
finance committee to-day. aud the
committee made ready 90 take up
the llouse revenue hill tomorrow.