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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
nERENcARIA NEW CuNARDER

Gable adviccs Just received by the
Cunard line announces that the
steamship fmperator. which was
purchased from the British govern
men, by the company last month.
has been renamed Bsrcngaria
ncrcngaria was the wife OF Rich
ard l.. OF England. the Lion'iiearted'
She will be remembered by readers
OF SIR. walter SCOTS Tho Tails
man" and Of Maurice Hewietts
Richard Yea and Nay" She was
daughter Of saneo VI, of Navarro.
and was hetrothcd 90 Richard soon
after succession TO tho throne. Nc
dieval records state Berrngarta was
% remarkable beauty and exceeding
~ accomplished for her age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

Honey weighing marty 100 pounds
was recently found In a disused
chimney In Eaprx. England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

Whether IONA Gale has
moued the literary center OF
the country from Indiana %
Wisconsin is being discussed
in papers Of those states
since the success Of her Miss
Lulu Bette as q novel and
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
N~pAv
a a DAll a

TUWNUNN
MARCH ~
First High Tide
ths q m. ift a.
First tsw Tide
tistt q m. lie n.
s~c-ed High Tide
bsi q m III "a
s-reud low Tide
ttsse y IN. 80 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
BANK CLEARINGS
Seattle

For q juicy steak. let's 10 10
Boldt'A--Advertiscmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
PRAISES roRr ADVANTAGES

The natural advantages OF the por,
Of Seattle WERE extoii~d by q. v.
Nicholson. chief engineer OF the port
commission. at a meeting In the as
senbiy room OF tho Chamber Of Com
merce wednesday night. These as.
sess should be developed along scisn.
tific and economical lines. Nicholson
urged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
II SEATTLEITES
ON WENATCHEE

Eleven Seattle man and women
have signified their intention 10 saii
on the steamship wcnatehee when
she leaves for the orient. April .. &C
cording to the Chamber OF Com.
merce.
A warm welcome for the distin'
guishcd travellers on tho Wenat-
chec's passenger list Is assured
abroad. according 20 cahlcgrams re
ceived here.
. Thursday tho Wcnatchce wna
speeding northward In the Pacific TO.
ward san Pedro. where she II due
March 30. she win stop again nj
San Francisco. and then will steam
straight FOR Seattle. She is due here
April 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
FRIDAY
NJ ARCH IS

rirss nigh Tide
elaa q m. iss a
Styvs isv Tide
~ 90 IN ok g.
s~raad High TIDE
s4f- " m. III n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
CANADIAN sHIr ARRIVES

The waimarino. canadian-Austra.
Ian liner. arrived In Seattle at ii;so
a m. Thursday on her first trip 10
this city. She win load a lumber
cargo while rnoorcd TO buoy In the
harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Weather Bureau Report

TATOosH ISLAND. March ft--t A. "
Rising barometer. clear ltEht eas;
~iad Passed In. str rEssidsn,- at .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Liberty Bonds

tweass>-1ar's Qssssttsesb
Furnished By T.. ~ MsanlaG . Co.'S RI
vale Wire. D1ti~v Heel naiidtoG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

CHICAGO. March 20 Cash wheat
No. red. ti&sA 40. , rod. sitts y
81 -. Ma hard. o. 90. Ss. ! spr,nz.
tissa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

whsst 10 ears. corn. iss cars. eats -
cars.
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wednesday, Qssssttorsl
Furnished By 4 o. dannina q Co.'S m
vsxe Wire. uati~r Heel nuiisiing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
NORTHWEST TEXAS PRESS
MA0GONKR WAS MINNKR.

i.ss; we fOrEvt In report on that al
lmpcgtan, same q chcckers we were to
play AZ Amarillo las, wcsh. ~ VII tell
YOU al.ou, q riEh, here. Afr. Jee Tay.
nr. better known a. State i'rcss.in the
Dallas News and Siso known a. "Su.
rreme Grand 'Fasnion Plate" q the
Texas Press Association was AZ this
ueeslng he q the Champion who bea,
~ few ycars agO. and Il Was h.
that &c were after this time. Amer
a sew games which weuc about evenly
DIVIDED. and which each plsysr was test.
lne the PLAYING ability q the other. q,
was decided 20 tSvs threc games Tor the
Championship q the Panhandle. and a.
much more territory A. We warsr allowed
10 cover. The Championship Garncs ~
snltsd IN TWO games IN our favor and
one draw. Ths conies, viii. however. b.
ccnc,adcd II the next annual meeting q
the y. y. A.-Mlaui Chief
waggoner. wc'rc last A. psoad q you
a. W. can b.. We knew all tho time
that you'd walk of w.th Tsyior's thin.
,y,kairsd scalp. u he was simple enough
20 take you on. As a matter q fact. W
arr holdsng a little coin 10 h. placcd or
YOU against airy bid" from that sec
tioa q the state. We love TEXAS as q
whole. but on. you Plains Country %
Scfthwes fexas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

itti aftIilsfItfts uias ~ faft u tke
1tllns hts ts.las = taf3an re gsatis
49, fmfleT 49, fass fsssftSt fusllHe
So 49, stsaaf kapp 800 fIhis n
49, aiIsli.aa IS a. tntIesas n ehIah
itsi has .fftsisd lheI tNne asd $50
~. az seafss ~ IA saisfa ~ hate
81 nnllH nsntsfs "a tatlslamh sisssN
thi sf.fIl ~ nai e 81 have g. ~
- iilt n.alh turf 80 isen aans 90
sgfinuaiIarf ihsi tIts aes ed eoula
A. ma.h acoi o. ihslI etil1atsa 81
Hus S. Heffiani q aftiirtFf vHh -
0isirner. i he spaa salossd So fall
rod i d.fiafWni o. us I.,iians " u
would hati o. tas.nsss Ia msfthsnf
tua iHs laliflad receive fhsif uay fFpm
H. patis and they eise ~ putllf
a. Cansahfaiisa aifattied O. uaats
ths.f lneouis ssfafe uA the oiiFF hani
ihsrs j. maItet ahauinE u ~ arhi
ran snd CO. iietatgal dlspaftd ~
ne smr,oyes vhe mast have thsis In.
olaiss froia ne employers Thsf, should
b. an adiussmsni ln tbs matter. ~
that the t.st intssssis ~ an nsar -
ouns,Fyed--uci DISRUPTED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
IRIS A GREAT PROGRAM.

The members Of the city council. fire
department. and city peace officers. In
cooperating With the movement start.
Cd On the city by tho Ctyic League. IN
an cficft % bautify Plainylcw. are
planning an inspcctlcn soon.
Firc Marshal Hanks Blakcmorc stated
a. a representative of Tho Herald IN
day that heretofore a, various times the
city had furnished wagons 10 haul trash
frcm the aIles's 10 tho town. hut nj this
particular iine they were unable 10 do
20. consequently certain areas are h..
cuentng very dangerous and unpleasant
Hc desires that the various business
con~rns co-cIcFate with the fire DE-
'rartment and thu city officers In I'm.
proving and keeping these premises M
they were when thu city had provisions
to take care ~ the trash. Biakemore
further states that Recently the depart.
ment Inspected houses Of the town from
which parties had moved and largo
quantities. 81 trnsh were found in the
various rooms az the houses which Il
strictly aEains; the rules of the depart.
meat. due 10 she fact that I, makes fires
easier 10 start and also affects the ap.
pearanec OF the town. Biakcmorc states
that II r. rule Of the fire department
that when any party moves from a
house thai they shall destroy all rubbish
as a means OF fire prevention. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
s.Ers.FiGHr.rr orr.

: West Texas tas heta thrown into a
state e unress and determination 70
divide thr stat 'becannr % the Aprli
tool toke rioysd o. her b. Governor
Sesf. Who vetoed the IN 10 establish a
West TEXAS a. and 81. cc,lees las, Fri.
day. Acooralng 70 Ssff M was only
carrying out the desire q the people n
~xrrrs~ea D. Ne convention last year.
( But The reohle q wcs, Texas have been
fons<AinE nc principal part OF the
money fer the building Of railroads,
state capitol. and the running Of the
pub,lc srhoois and thu state government
Tor wars and have asked for some rec
cxultica a, different times and have
ben given the cold shoulder on each
and every oecasicn. West Teas has
tsecn entitled TO morr representation.
cut thc Ieificiana ~ East Texas have
always -cn % u that no rcdiNr1ctnr
han couid pess. And n add insult %
injury ty having the bill 20 establish
a w~St Teas 4. and NJ. College yctocd
IN spite q thc pissdiRgs ard efforts q
al o. West Texas u thu las, straw.
Nov mcetlugs arr bsing held over the
West Texas country 90 start a move.
rncni g. Gu, of and establish a state Of
our own and s-,il u West Texas. Such a
ravvrmret NAV not msterlAiize into nc.
tual division. but q win have the 81.
f~ct q shesing ether parts Of Texas
the lniustlce they have continually fore.
"a upon ~ Tor years aud wars The
tsa6sr has bsea agains; a division Of
tn statc until now. bsEs We are now
toinlng ths forcrs e tAe great and giorl.
Gus Wet Trxss ~ fiEht for division.
or rooogtitioa. which ever NAV b. &C.
co.ni,llsAsd. Wellington Leader.
Now Cisude. AFTER you have though,
the nstier ever more thoroughly, you
vnl s..ii ~ og,issed % any suggestion of
dvisioa as a means TO getting justicc AZ
Tho hands ~ sle state government.
fou knew. 20 suurse. that IN states
WY murh smaller than Texas In ARA
tia, thefc are ~vidnn-es u unfsirncss
in natter 81 legislation and the ~.
s.cvNi % institutions within the an %
the state To attempt 20 divide Texas Is
not the refncdy aEains; the evils which
an o. us admit are amply evidenced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28


WASHINGTON. u. c.. Anrii fila
dium IL an illustration q how the
magic wand u modern science has veri
fled an ancient belief. that ~ the trans
mutton of metals. IN "A manner that up
sets rrconceiv~i scientific theories ac'
cording 10 Dr. Alexander Graham Hall
In connection with the vlzlt 10 the
United States 81 Nine. Marie Sklodow,
! ska curie. the National Topographic 40,
cic,y has issued the following bulletin
concerning her discovery OF radium.
''the great puxzlc OF IN. twentieth cen.
tury." based on a communication from
Dr Hell:
"Radium hns recently upset our mos,
cherished THEORIES u matter and forcr.
writes Dr. Fell. The whole subject II
chemistry has 20 b. rewritten. and our
ideas ~ the constitution Of matter en-.
tircly changed. Here IN substance
which rtnits light and heat and cleo.
tricity continuously wlihop, any appar.
ent source Of supply. II emits light IN
TIL dark. aud IN cVol room maintains
itself constantly az a higher tcmpeIa.
turc than IT, environment.
1t cm.,s the Rovn,gp rays without
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
EXPERIMENTING PESTS.

joe MERIT, Gays h. h having lots Of
fun now killing Jack rabbits. lie Inns
been making drives at night over his
wheat field In his car. the lighis on the
chr blinds them. and II irn't any trouble
10 shoot than tsen. n one has a flash.
light Il In better he says. on his wheat
field of a hundred acres he has killed
81 Jack rabbits ia the last few nights
and John l.. Webb has killed s07 OF
about the same acreage. II seems that
more jack rabbit drives should b. made
Cor they are very des,ructivc.--snyder
signal
The time II rapidly approaching when
farmers ~ well as dwellcrs IN the towns
and cities will stand shoulder to shout.
der In the matter 81 pes; determination.
Think how much the entire Jack rabbit
population would have been lowered IN
that section Of the state n every other
farmer there had Joined the campaign
Of Mr.. Merritt. Co operative action on a
worthy program IN something that II nj.
ways worth while--lt Is the open door 60
real accomplishment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

Therg - an 90 s,,nF - vo,.lunn
IL knovn b. his ohlps and anothsr
AMI sauair e,idsnt faCt u that a
msehani and his store ars kho~a ~
m st,srtlsirE ia the ns~sIaI-fs."
ono h a. true a. he oihsf. and since q
voeluian could not ~ much q a
nsrchant without cyiisnciax that tact
ihfouTh sdNertis.ng. \ saying In the
'onE sEu. continuing in ~ powerful ~.
plcation today ny their fruits ~ shall
know thsm." aud IN moslrrn day "a.
nrr~Sloa. with r,ferencc % the man
o. firm that sslia' ~ty their adv,rtisins
shall ~ know them The man o. firm
that u not came 20 st lshiad tn pro,
iac;s handlssl IN slesf. abrasive
iorceful vsy. cerssiab csHRes wahs
a s,rvng appssl o. thc pgcspectlss buy
err q msrshandlss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

The Santa fe system Il soon 60 issue
n attractive loldsr disclosing the won.
ders q the rccos Valley and bthsr scc.
tions Il New hcxico totNhed by and
In close proximity TO - route. THIS
great rad reallncs that IN order 20 IN.
crease it, ionnages and lacOme. Il must
interes, prciucers IN esiting in touch
with tbs fertile sOii In order 60 do this.
a prhlici,y specialist eocs into the Va.
rious communities 90 D. expioitrd. aud
then. AZ the end 81 grca; expense hero
Is evolved printed matter 90 b. sen,
hrossscsst over the c-aatry. wherever
there abide pecple who would become
pcsscssors 81 sands from uhich they
Sustain thaasclycs and ,hclr dcpeaden,
cneS No; cnh' the PeVs Valley AMI
other portions Of MexicO viii b. Aene-
fitted through this work. b., all q thu
isrritery traVsrsad ~ the Santa rs
lines In the southwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

me Buy Scouts Council ~ a rsccnl
Wasting named q. IT. Ncssiage. for
nfrly q New York CITY as Scout enc
cu,ivs 20 have charEe 81 the dircciional
vnrk of ths movement IN this city for
year This h cheering news. and car
ms with 70 Assurances that the
soungstsrs q Amarillo viii be shc
b<ncfsciaries q this action.
since early IN the spring much atten.
ton has been paid the Bog Scouts Of
Amarillo. This wonderful organization.
famed throughout the country as one
a the greatest. perhaps mos; iinportan;
among boys affiliations. Ia destined %
a . mighty work Tor the youths q this
community, Amarillo Scout work has
been financed. aud now with the en-.
ploymeut q an executive. who GENES
~ this city with Recommendation Of
the highest order. program q unusual
merit win Be launched. without Ques
ton.
For inspiring bcys with the REALITIES
q he. in an attractive way. the Scouts
arr AZ the head. At the same time q
brings Into their lives the elements o.
real manhood and leads them away from
mary q the pitfalls that bese, the Zee,
u the immature. Amarillo mus; rcail.e
that Mr.. Landerxin as head Of the
Council. ana his eoworkers ARE % b.
commended for their deep interest IN
this work They have doubtless acted
wisely In securing the servics % Nr.
Nessiags. This gentleman \ declared
70 Be specialist IN handling boys and
helping them over their problems and
In leading them 20 achievement.
The money invested IN The Boy
Scouts movement. r. invested for the
gpcd % Amarillo. II a invested as a
preventative against crime waves and
cher such unfortunate conditions The
. reopis have acted wisely and well IN
this matter. for In the pas; numerous
bors have Esne 20 waste. who under
prcper directiouai infiuences such as
VII b. offered through the scouts.
might have heen saved 10 society as
us~fui. productive and worthy members
instead q charges % the citizenship.
Amarilio's future Il identified with
The future q her boys and girls. and
shis movement for safe guarding the
ntrre men ana women. y Insurance
sv.nst undesirable results II . inter.
e-'ing 10 nnse how dsspr Amarillo
rerenis. their frsends. friends 81 their
children are freely and gladly invest.
irs money IN this mossmeai. IL n wise
AID the people are 10 b oongrasuh,cd
oa t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

Germany l. hegianlng 10 couae 70 hsr
sensse and beginning 10 rcaiire ira,
o'hsr nations arr ms, as wise as Shs,
and that she cannc, hoodwink others "a
her own tain. Tia, Germany VIII have
10 iey ur u readily apparent. She die
'a'ed IN The var GENE. b., her al and
hest and nov shs c,Suries such roSl
iion ;hat shc mus, nsstk,y aoSps dlc,a.
iion a, the hands o. tie eonquerurs.
An mi. dlliy-tAilying WI not buy her
any'a.-s n the long rur Thee Is one
iairS evident IN this ds'ay AMI parley;
csEusany rcaliros that she has aching
20 hse ~ stavine CT tn fs,si Gay Of
settlement. ard n abe by chance Ealn.
a little. she Nth BE- suss that much
ahead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

doing 100 per just as easy as n bird
can n.y."
TIL" car has been driven iO0.0 900 miles.
according 20 It's new owner. and during
to time has sot some new speed rec.
os,is, onc-ih particular between Amarillo
and Oklahoma city. which holds thu
record between the two points. II also
has won several races In this locality.
Another feature of the new speedster
~ the remarkable ease which I, turns
corners nj rate which would send an
ordinary automobile turning flipfiops
into adjacent wheat fields.
Whether the car VIII be called wings
u the Morning" or "l;iuc lightning"
has not been fully decided as yet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
IRADIUM IS GREATEST PUZZLE"
|OF TWENTIETH CENTURY STATES
DIR. BELL A NOTED SCIENTIST

any electrical machinery 20 produce
them. and we have now. discovered en-
anating from that substance several dlf
ferent kinds ~ rays Il the unknown OF
S.ay variety: and we now recognize
the Alpha. Beta and Gamma rays nv dis
tire, varieties. having different proper,
ties.
Though radlum behaves like an Gle.
mcn,ary substance. n In found In pro.
cess Of time To disintcgrate into other
elementary Substances quito different
from the original radium itself. fieIium
II ono Of IL sproduc;s. and. after sey.
eral transmu,ions. It apparently turns
Into lead.
sour forcfathcrs believed firmly IN
the iransmution 81 metals. one into the
other. and yainly sought a means OF
transmitting the bascr metals Into gold.
Isadnim shows that there Is some foun.
dalton for the transmution theory. and
that at leas, some of the so-callcd cle.
fncnts originate by process OF eyolu.
ton from ether clements quite distinct
from themselves. Where this limo az de.
vclopmcnt is going 10 icad IL problem
Indeed. and rnGsum s,ill remains the
great puzzle ~ the twentieth century"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

Lookins 20 The inporsAnor n se,sln=
nore niik PrOduoag COWS onto Plain.
Ccaair7 farms ihe Nisticscc crsam~r.
~ have arvans-i fos their dairy exprr,
70 spend cons.dcraise share e M.
itne IN hts portion q the state. A
cisecn'sE'ed people. one tAat Il no.
prospercus csanos eoa;rihu,e 20 the
the soccess q even the rncss worthy
snicrr-tse. manufacturing e. otherwise.
IN tho effort % hip lnsrirc thoughts
and ns;hccs nsii-r fcr ~,rcoss. N.
Aissic,ce psspl> asa iastssas ma hl<h.
h priced thorocsA Qu4unsd usNs 70 IN.
ne r,r<zaEes % prosperity thrcssh
dAlrsi eoSs. hrcct sc~s and hens cnss
she fsFnss q lhe stAtt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

IN H. than a WEEK from now. Ana.
MIC Siii have otsnsd the greatest thea.
TER ever crerssd IN q city u similar sirs
IN ihe state VI Texas q the entirs
southwest, Mr.. Levy ard MS associates
arr TO D. congratulated On the eater.
prise shown in EiVins 10 ;his cOmnsn.
ny show h0use q such worth ana a..
mcns.onS- The Fair thea,.r IL a credit
TO a community many times the s..e
x Amarillo. ana I, win prove a d~csdcd
sdd'iloa n thu placcs - smus.mea, al.
Fsady cceupsiug the feie. Il = undcr.
s.ooi TIA, thousands u viators VII, -
m the atty from 90 % town Cor The
oi.c:ing wcek's performances.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

Anarlilo's exceren; schools wiii sern
have ruunled out another sucy~xns,l
Fcar-nost sucS~SSful p~rhAps. In all
their history. This i the result no,
only q Superintendent Duncan who
stands as a towering cgure among the
sehool men q TEXAS AMI TN. section
q the soushwest. be, also q his CO.
wcrkers Ter the good % he student
eody. Nr. Duncan has been successful
IN surrounding himself with racn and
women equlpped IN eysry WY TO maize
the pshoo's a Erea, sOosSsS. For this he
dsserves aIuch crcdl, and ,hs do Il
to he eongra'ula,cd on havirs It's chill
drcr IN such capah,c hands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28


Nsro's fiddlnE while Rons was burn.
'nE. has he,n ridiealed-hsld ID "a n
-apreme example o. indifferent ixnos.
Anec 'hFeayhout she ass. and ye, u Is
sas.'r rossieie for prescni aay CON.
muni'iss 10 b equally foolish Snd O..
s'ruciive - their ova hsz; ta,eus,s.
foe lack q wasss. when thu population
= ccns'an;ly increasing. the lack o. no
'ei Facilities. when thu al ncld q las,
beng touched -smc;eiy thu lack u
Star public utilities needfsi 70 b.S,
Insults v 'sasous q stress rsalrr might
poi ~ "a Nsro's cass. While Ne hcss,
a 'sr~esnS superiority Over that pom.
no1s Individual q days now long sun~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

proposition OF Identifying PlaInyIew Il
also encouraged by the city mayor.
chas. Vincent Plainvicw Herald.
This II ENat program. Herbert.
and compliments Pia.aview citizens.
This work might L. taken UP with
prof, by every community In all this
psr:ion or thu state. Let's add 20 the
beauty o. the Plains Country 70 the
fullest extent possible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
wIciurAFAIIs Is PEEyEp.

The wichlsa Fails Record N.~.
makes no effort 10 conceal the fac, ,ha,
a - ''peeved'' and with u the people q
uAaf busting city because Armond
Both. an Illustrator for an article run.
nlns IN Hurst's masazir-. depicts wlch.
% Falls a. shack oil town. instead q
NE metropoiis Of IT. teFrl,ery. As /,
really =. today.
There Il cause fcr this complaint. for
N the north and east where the rnaza.
ms earcuhies. there are none 70 cor.
ret ire erroneoas tasas Innlant.,
ihroash the untrue drawings o. the
Nus,rator. wichita Fails has mad.
vonderfui growth. and n l. mantfes,h,
an injustice 10 that CITY 10 suffer los
hrough any puhiicity matter that
should h benenriai
whethsr or net the future deve,on.
neat q wichin Falls uni b measured
y tens o. thousands remains 10 b s,cn.
tni certain q = that no handicap
should Be cffercd n the form q IN.
favorable pnhiieisy. such a. Fius,ra.
siens leading ssrangers 10 infer TIA,
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resentation. and .oins with that paper
y The stand that i<aorance a. existing
csnditsors. should not b MADE an wx.
csse behind which TO stand fer ne
reason tia, man should have iafcrn.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
AMARILLO OFFICER To
RACE WITH FUG|T|vEs

Fugitivcs will nccd 90 h. careful IA
cross-couniry runs just, now. since Dep.
uty Sheriff Jim i'otiineer has traded
for touring car. which has under It's
stock body n racing engine capable Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
ALTERNATELY HAS THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE

Special n The News
riAiNNiEw. Texas. April ei.--
iirc ~ urhnos n origin started In Abcr.
nsth" NJ one o'riock this morning and
d"sro',i The posiosflrc. \. v. Piphin
grorcry anil w. ~ ilarjcsiy dry goods
store. Toe total ICES Il about iso. 900
and insurance carried was $4,000. a
bucket brlgad, was quickly formed ana
this alone prevented the little city %
south Hale county from being wiped off
the map. a store building II being
used az temporary pcgtcffiee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
llccinl 10 The News:

LUBBOCK, April s7.--Thc Lubbock
Iiigh School YIN close May goth and
plans are under way 20 provide for a
greatly improved school for next term.
a MAST meeting Of the citizenship Ia 20
~ held Tuesday night for tho discus.
llcn OF the special u tax 90 care for
the iners ,sins demands Of thr growing
ri'y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

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