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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
STARR TOOK PART
IN ROBBERY BANK
sEL|GMAN, CLAIM
IDENTIFIED By CASHIER or IN.
STITUTION: ROBBERY STAG.
ED IN DECEMBER

HARRISON. Ara. Fcb. l9.-Iienry
Stars attempt 90 rob the Peoples
state Bank here yesterday was not
the first hank robbery In which the
noted Oklahoma bandit has partici.
pated In recently. according 20 Of.
iiriais. who announced late today
thai hc had been IdentIfled m hay.
Ing been involved IN the robbery Of
the hank nj Seligman. Missouri. late
ln December.
The Identification. % was announc.
ed. was made By Walter Stapleton.
cashier of the bank of Seilgman.
Approximately Si.s50 was obtained
BY the bandits.
Dr. y. J. johnson. who extracted
the bullet from STAIRS body. said the
principal danger now II blood polS
Ing. complicated with urenic pols.
oning resulting from the fact that
one kidney was puncturcd.
The crisis may come any time
from three 10 nine hours. Dr. John.
son said. Mrs. starr was expected
TO arrive here tonight. but she miss
ed railroad connections at Neosho.
Missouri.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
WOULD MEAN THE
ABANDONMENT Of
u. s. SUPERIORITY
GENERAL BILI,RD SAYS EUROPE
WOULD BE GLAD TO VEL
COME THE MOVE.
MUST HOLD UP STANDARD
Any Proposition of Disarmament ts
a Trick By Outsiders. Either 10
Gain or Maintain an
Advantage.

I ~ Associated Pros.
NEW YoDK. Feb. i9.--MaJor Gen.
erai Robert Leo Bullnrd. commander OF
the second corps area. vigorously oppos'
ed disarmament. In an address today be-
fore tho National Republican Club.
which he punctuatcd with rcbukcs for
the proponents 81 the proposal
ANY proposition Of disarmament Of
any limitations of armaments is n
trick" no said. "elthcr 10 gain or main
tain advantage" Coming from rcpresen'
tatlves from different nations, tho dis
cusslon always consists of two parts:
First. n nice diplomatic expression OF
profound bencyolencc and friendship
toward all other nations. Second. truth.
rcgretfui. but TO them undenlable. that
they ara forced by the other nations
to arm and keep armed. To hear them
is 10 laugh.
Discussing the subject from pure
iy American standpoint" General Bull
lard declared that disarmament for us
would mean the abandonment Of our
financial superiority over other nations
Of the earth
I'VE have IT," he add. Are wo WILL
ing TO abandon Ito put ourselves on
level with o,hcrs7 That would be
asinine Kindness" -
1T IN a significant fact" declared
General Builard, that from the monkey
to the American. the state Of their cul'
ture and their advancement corresponds
exactly TO the state Of their armament.
The monkeys that In the struggle Of
lifo had sense enough 10 pick up and
use a stick as an arm. developed Into
men. Tho others remained monkeys"
Rear Admiral VIM. \. Sims took up
the qucSNn ~ disarmament from the
naval point Of view. declaring the navy
is useless unless II II prepared. He
advocated adoption OF the airplane car
rier. saying this would bc the battleship
~ the future.
Speaking of the uao OF gas In war.
Rear Admiral Sims admitted II was bru'
tai. but characterized Il as u legitimate
weapon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
AMERICA SHOULD NOT CONSIDER DISARMAMENT
STARR ROBBED BANK
OF SELICMAN, CLAIM

HARRISON. Ark, Feb. is.-
Physicians attending Henry Starr.
Oklahoma outlaw who yesterday
wRa wounded while attempting. with
three companions. TO rob the Pco.
Piles Bank AT Harrison. stated 10.
night that the bandit probably
would not live until tomorrow night.
Starr today was indicted by the
grand jury on charge OF robbery.
Three men arrested at Seligman.
No.. according 90 reports received
here late today. will be brought 10
Harrison tomorrow. The men
were arrested as suspects In connec.
tion with the attempted robbery Of
the bank here. All Of them declare
they are innocent Starr today was
Identified by Walter staplcton.
cashier of the bank at Seligman. as
one ~ the men who robbed that
bank late In December of approx.
mateiy $3.50.
Starr's wife and son are expected
10 arrive In Harrison tomorrow In
answer " messages sent them stat.
lng that the bandit was dying.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

An intimate inspection of this paper In the light
NJ the total ISSUE would show the following inter
rstin. facts, n 60 IT. makeup;
Approximately one half car Of white print paper
used in it, publication.
Placed endtocnd the paper would reach three
mile. with q little 10 spare.
Ono hundrrd and iifty bic mail sacks were
auired IN which to conye, the issue 10 hs dcstina
ton
I nder the super, ision of postal authorities.
scales wrrc Installed in The News mailing room
fer Weighing this monster issue.
\ great truck provided for the delivery of
the mail directly a. the trains: The Santa fe east.
west snd south: the Fort Worth and Denver south.
and ihr Rock Island EAST. all in the early morning.
and the Rock Island west and the fort Worth and
Denver west nc noon.
Only the regular editorial and advertising forces
were used In writing matter for this issue
high pressure experts e.. from outside beinE
employed. The several sgned articles were written
~ fricrds az The News. voluntarily.
This cNtra"rdnar, edition II hut q forecast ~
the determination of The News to meet every need
of the great tcrritor, which u serves This
paper has assunrd AN important place in the de-
,ropmcnt program of this portion II the south.
west and IT, constant aud unchsneing efforts
Tor the general good of the whole people
Following T. n general indeS of the sections
making mp this issue ~ Thr News;
Sccti'n i-Eight Pages Editorial. Associated
Press News sports. Markets, Classified Ad,cr.
Using.
section ii-Eigm Pages Ranks. Churches.
Society. General News. Lubbock Gencral News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
NOVEMBER II. WILL M LEGAL
HOLIDAY. ~ ROGERS BILL
ACCEPTED
MEFF VET0ES MEASURE
Payment of BOuniles For Scalps Pre-
datory Animals WIN Work Hard.
ship on Many Counties,
Claim.
BY Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. i9.-Senator
Rogers of Collin today obtained the
passage 10 cngrossmont of his bill
which provides that November II he
declared legal holiday and that the
day bc designated Victory bay. The
deficiency appropriation carrying a
total 81 sgS.OOO to meet existing depart.
mcnt deficiencies was cngrOsscd.
The requiring ~ giving additional
ripcrscdas bond In application or writ
OF error ~ eases pending before the
supreme court IN proposed In bill
introduced IN the senate this morning
by Carlock. The governor vetoed the
first bill passed on this subject ON the
grounds that II was unconstitutional.
The senate requested that the pcni
tcntinry investigating committee make
m investigation ~ the reports that the
Rusk Iron Foundry was being dis
man,lcd. The property was sold over
two years ago to the Texas Steel Com.
nny. The t"Watc'S action followed
the receipt of n communication from
the attorney general showing the
present status ~ the case. An effort
WIS made by Senator McNcalus to
bring VI his boxing bill hut was met
with objection and the bill went over
until mex, week. The house bill
known ~ the better school amendment
a. the constitution" was cngruss.d by
the senate.
The senate hill by llcrtzbcrg which
prohibits fanc advertising and uro.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
GOVERNOR ALLEN is
ATTACKED BY HOWAT
Dy Associated Prcas.

Dy Associated Prena.
PITTsBuRG. Kans.. Feb. i9.-
Alexander NJ llowat. replying today
to n statement made at Salina yes.
terday by Governor Allen In which
the state executive said that tho
prcsidcn, of the Kansas miners un.
ion might soon "be doing some use.
ful work for the s,ate--in the coal
mines nj Lansing" challenged tho
Governor To a test of ability to dig
coal.
"i'll dig four tons Of coal Ia his
one. and the one who backs on, first
must agree To leave the state" said
H0wai.
II am getting tired Of having Gov.
crnor Allen 20 around the state tell.
ing the people what wonderful
thing his court is and what n soft
Job ! have and how ! sponge off the
w0rkmcn. Now In his chance 10
prove I am useless. II he does not
accept this challenge he might as
well shut up. lie can't accept any
too quick 90 suit me. III 20 to
Topeka today and sign articles. II
he says the word"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
BLANTON'S STATEMENTS TO
TEXASPUBLISIIERS UNTRUE,
SAY OUR REPRESENTATIVES
BY THE ASSOCIATED Press.

WASHINGTON. entire delegation the
House signed statement to the editors of
House which Representative Summers criticised
had to the Texas
stopped effort
bill The statement follows
~ number o have published letter
anton from Washington under date
other things follows
proposed the public
There determined effort both In the House and Senate
the Congemcn
$4,000 $4,000 possible. Won't help
this froced
proposal bing attached
o appropriation bills"
would feel called reply
by MIR Banton bu, this particular instance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

state are IN favor of this Increase.
That We were n part of the sOcalled
determined effort 10 pass the bill and
that he alone In standing In the breach
md In preventing II from being done
mistake the meaning u his words. II
seems clear that such In the plain i'm.
pllcntion. therefore lest II bc thought
by some. who are not familiar with MIR.
,ilanton and his methods. that We are In
favor of "a salary increase. We take this
opportunity ~ saying that We are and
have been opposed to any salary In.
crease and will oppose Il II such n pro.
posal should come up for Legislative
consideration. We feel. however that
candor cuinpels us tn say that there
has not been the slightest probability
Il such q measure being passed. either
during this session of congress or dur
Ing the three years In which he @ys
he has been forced 10 remain on tho
floor of the House to prevent such
proposal bcin. attached as n rider on
pur appropriation bills. 80 such bill
has been reported favorably by any
committee uf the House Of llcprcscn
tntlvcs and there IL no prospect that
any will b..
Also In the concluding part Of his
letter to Texas editors Mr.. Blanton
,ays Congressman Langley and his
committee arc also trying Ca pass n
bill To spend millions furnishing each
senator and Congressman with a
luxurious apartment TO live In. The
only hill by Mr.. Langley and his com,
mittcc dealing with that subject Is a
Joint resolution authorizing the public
buildings commission 60 inquire into
the matter and report to Congress
This resolution. limited as Il In. only
to an inquiry on the subject has bcen
neither considered nor adopted by the
House and there Ia no probability that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Chickens Are Profitable

u. G. Mccormick. who has farm
seven miles south OF Amarillo finds
cows, hogs and chickens pay. lie has
lived In the Panhandle only five years
hut is satisfied. lie puts cows frs,
as muncy.makcrs. but finds chickens
and hogs pay too, lie has twelve COWS
and gets five to six dozen eggs day.
Amarillo. says Mccormick, Is the best
market city he ever knew
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
100000 DAMAGES ASKED
OF TEXAS OIL PRODUCERS

Hy AstcciAted frses.
CHICAGO. Feb. I? Tho pracclpc IN
a $500 600 suit for vindictiVc on cxcm.
plary damages WAS filed In circuit court
today hy Henry Ncttc. against promo
tcrs of the 4. \. l.. Gasoline and oil
Company of Texas. The action In.
wolves several promncn, Texas men
and grows out of investments In oil
promotion. according To Ernest J.
Battcn, attorney Tor Mr.. Ncttc.
Among the defendants said 20 bc or
ganizcrs of the oil company. are VIM
hihcock. of Furt Worth. who accord
INK 90 affidavits. is worth 81 900 600
l.. W. Baxter of Tulsa. Oklahoma.
Charles J. Benson. president of the
National Bank of Commerce. Fort
Worth, NJ. a. lsaacs. Of New York,
Harry 4. Leopold. Chicago broker.
and sixteen others
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
DISARMAMENT POSTPONED
By GERMAN GOVERNMENT
~ Associated i'res'.

BERLIN. Feb le.--Thc German
government. according 10 n Munich
dispatch to the Deuischc Hctung. has
decided to postpone Davarian disarma.
lncnt.
Iavarn has protested strongly
agains, disarmament ~ the llavarian
EinwOhnwchr ~ stipulated by the
allies !, has been said recently that
the Hawaiian government would not
carry out the disarmament Of the civil
guard before the London conference on
German rcparaiipns and disarmament.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
U. S. ATTORNEY TAYLOR
SENDS IN RESIGNATION


1y Associated rrss.
DALLAS. Texas Feb ia.--E. y
Taylor. United States District Attorney
for the Northern District ~ Texas an
nuunccd to-day he had wired his resig
nation to Prcsidcnt.clec, Harding to be-
considered Immediately after March 4.
"rhc disagrccments, however did not
result In brcech such as would cause
any friction between the district at.
torney and the attorney generals de-
nartmcnt"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
ey Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. is.--iiouse

supporters Of the Fordncy emcrgen.
cy tariff bill by n vote a. 100 To i3s
todny ovcrcamc IA preliminary block.
ado at NJ by objcctors and turned
the mea uire over Ia conference com.
mitteer 10 thrcsh out differences be.
tween the house and senate. The
senate amendment will be discussed
In the conference Monday. Majority
leaders hinted they would attempt
10 shove the bill through conference
and take II back 90 the house with
the senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
MEXICANs At RANGER TO
BE PROTECTED, SAYS NEFf
BY Associated Prvss.

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. is.in Response
TO a message from Bainbridge Colby
secretary of state. In regard TO tbs
Mexican labor conditions In Hanger
Governor Ncff tonight wired that the
situation was being closely investigated
and that every effort was being mad,
90 clarity the situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
L A T E N E w S
BULLE TINS
-~--s-s-@--s-s-
Hot off the Wire
b. Associated Press.
EL PAsO. Texas. Feb. ls.-Relia-

by Associated Press.
EL PAsO. Texas. Feb. ls.-Relia-
bile information from chihuahua city
and from OJinasa. states that a run.
ming fish, took place yesterday be.
tween Mexican customs men and a
small body u former American sol.
diers. said to he descrtcrs. from the
army. who were ON the Mexican ade
Of the Rio Grandc. ono II tho men
was wounded aud captured. the ad.
vices stated Tho captured man said
he aud hts companions had deserted
from the army. All except the
wounded man fled after the exchange
" shots
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
ONE DEATH FROM SLEEPING
SICKNESS. s NEW CASES
By Asaoeialsd Prev

BY Asaoeiatsd Frca.
NEW YORK. Feb. ie,-ono death
from sleeping sickness and six new
cases were reported 10 the health de-.
par,mcnt here today. making n total
of 81 deaths and sos oases from the
disease In this city since the first OF
the year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
SEA GlIIS


tNrw York Timcl
chill fingers of autumnal rain.
p,ay an the sands a dull refrain,
Aud over restless. striving seas
The gray gulls stoop and rise again
Queen summers satellites have
flown
To sing before her Sun,hrcn throne;
oh. Little Bro,hcrs II the Storm
We keep our rendezvous alone
hear your bold impcrious cry
That challenges and would DEFY;
No liquid note of Snngblrds throat
Would match ~ well tha, cold gray
pky.
Greetings. oh wild adventurous
crew.
i,scorn the Flower of Safety. ton:
oh, Little BROTHERS of the storm,
A storm.toSsed soul aluteih YOU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Sstiion Iii-Eigm Pages: Automobile show
section tpart onel. Chevrolet. Cadillac. Hudson.
Liberty Essex. stephens. Case. Chalmers. Maxwell.
Dodge. Auto Bodies, Auto Ignition.
section Weight Pages: Automobile SHOW
part two. Packard. Paige. Oakland. Nash, Dodge.
Studehakcr. Ford. Franklin. Overland, Auto Sup
plies. Tires
section N-SiN Pages; General News on Large
Industries of Amarillo.
section NI-Eight Pages: Pcrryton. Ochltrcc
County. Groom. Carson County. SpearInan. Hans
lord County
section VII-iigm Pages: swisler County.
West T->as Normal College. Panhandle. Mian'i.
rsmpa Canadian.
section NIiI-Eiem Pages rlainView. Tula.
Can> on. Wa,land baptist College. ~ Trip on the
Texas Farm Bo,s' special"
section N-tighi Pages Amarillo Board ~
Cip DEVELOPMENT. Worlds Greatest Gas Field"
Potter County tgcni Hereford, locknry, Fan.
handle. Plains Chamber oi Commerce. Banks and
Industries.
section N-EigM Pages; Amarillo General
News Ranks. Theatres. Manufacturing. Jobbing.
Amarillo Scenes. 1900 1890. Board of City Develop
mcni and Panhandle Plains Chamber of Com
mcrCc. amarillo Hotel. Refinery.
section Ni-Eight Pages style SHOW sections.
Featuring Spring styles a. shown by Leading
amarillo Merchants.
tpsrt fhrrrl. Buick. Studehakcr. Republic Trucks.
Paige Dort. Tires. Storage batteries. Harvesting
Machinery. Cafes. Insurance,
section NliI-Four Pages Colorcd Comic Sup
plrnent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

by Associated Prss.
III. PASO. Texas. Feb. Fls.-Two
men were killed and six were wound.
I'd in Chalcicomula Hacienda. n ranch
near chihuahua City. yesterday,
when organized farm laborcrs fought
with n group ~ non.unlon workmcn,
who came 10 the ranch TO work with
them. Shots were fired between tho
union and non.union men, until Fed.
cral troops arrived. according 20 tclc.
graphic adviccs received In III Faso
icday. This In the first conflict inl.
tia'cd hy an "cpcn shop" movement
IN Mexico. the ad,iccs stated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
TODAYS GREAT ISSUE OF THE NEWS

n The .eonLad Of mnt With
Plain Country Of Txasmu nd N Il the
gh
a. h Of
That ramso Of r.ahn IN the S Of In
ommnsm all %spekn fact @ Is
uu n the good time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
WEATHER

WEST TENAS: SUNDAY partly
cloudy. warmer, Monday l"'''E
cloudy to cloudy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
OIL Or No OIL, REFINING
PLANT WILL Be ENLARGED
CuNTlNTEn TEnM pAGE DID

CONTINUED FROM PAGE one
d.'ion Il O. iamfiinr plant with other
Improvements in connection with "a,
new refinery
\ 1rgo refrigerator l. necessary fur
q wax uarannc plant aud the cost II
the addition viii add $4,000 o. tho o..
fnory investment Cement ,Iundltions
ur, h,lng constructed fur additional uil
tanks ana tie brick wallis lry h,iug
tuilt around the gasoline storage tanks
O. reduce luss hy evaporation
The wufunr plant win br located un
th. uIuJd truck east 90 DO. refinery
The E,.c. A'.u refinery vu. built
last year and q is equipped with the
most modern machinery used n the
uil refining business. % his e capacity
flr handling . ou0 larrtls If go dty.
and when the additions and improve
moUis are completed undo. Mcitlcrs
administration 10 viii be turning cut
practically all thu products " crude oil
Thv refinery Is now turning uut gtsu.
line, utptha. lso.vat'r oll. l5nburning
oil. 3uOhuruIng oi and Mineral seal
Preparations ur, being nude Co manu-.
Artur" ala kinds ut power and motor
d..ti.a,gs 60. we'll u.s. %, different lubri.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
R0TAR|kNS HEAD
LIST BOOSTER RS
sECRETaRy.NlN,GER q. the
TKNAs CHAMBER COMMERCE
u 4 GIEST.

Rsiarians head 'Civic Consciousness. o.
discussed - J, z. G.orge. secretary
manager u thu Texas Chamler Il Com
merce al Thurslsy's luncheon al The
Amarillo Hotel
4 49, NJ reason Why Amarillo should
no; 20 ahead and make wonderful
progress said the speaker. You have
thu natural RESERVES and seem 20 have
the spiri; among the Ieopls In regard
60 your water situation. my atNice "a
YOU l. net % walt TN you gci thirsty.
b.; staff % work right now 10 solve
the problem and pu- together uu the
problem "a solved. n every citizen would
do his t.ssi ., would - nossIhle 20 huld
= city in th- mlldl, "a; the saham
desert
How the wlchlta Eo,ary club enter.
talned Z 90 people az a lanuue; given
the disiric; conference In that ci,v last
week was told By ". W. Albright.
uansEsr 20 the Western Newspaper
Union - that city.
Dr. ". NJ. Cunningham made talk
On p,aips winds ojh,rs making talks
were Sam RIaswcn. president ~ the
ParAzaiie Prcss Association; EuEcne
Thompson. representative a. the South.
west PaTrg Company; T. ". Nash, b..
ford o. Brown. editor ~ tho Vernon
E-osrd, a. y. Fear Oklahoma City:
james Stewart. T. ~ Willis and Frank
Dyer q Dallas. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
LOVES HIS Wife;
SAYS GOODBYE

CuNTiNuE I'D FROM PAGE ONE
Mrs l.Nr.s vIr uai his. Il, WH, Tins
Nas in the h.'.l lohi. rd f WAS %
meeting - l.lr instead ~ two
Bitter w,rr thu tear. ~ Mrs Rivers
Il tn Meeting and 10 was with rclu,.
lanc, SIN parted from her husband and
lcft with relatives
Though Dee girc- his axe as "a. cap
ain River. ducs not look o. Mrs
dvers az, b. gi.ss a. a>. During The
World War Rivers was Boo the nt. ~.
,cncc service ~ tho United States with
ID. rank - captain lIc also served
be- SAYS ip the French and Brazilian
armies. Dur.Ug the late war he met
an Amarillo woman ~ M, CLOSE Of
DE war De- established himself In "a
hardware AND eddlsry business ut
F"s oklahoma. uU.lt "a BUNGALOW home
md hs and MIS- River. lived happily
together th, vlr veteran declared un.
20 his wife was induced o. come Go
AmarllI.
That t.r h.rnns away from him
end living with relatives sine, last Sop.
TENDER has weighed heavily on his
mind Captain Rivers doses not attempt
l1 conceal That 90, has lost lis charm
and that b" VIII take the shortest
ours" tu Frame, was tho essence a.
hs declaration before boarding 20 train
back 90 oklahoma. lls nusInr.a th,
F"ss merchant said hid l'en neglected
the uast siy months and % will now D..
abandoned Dee declared. or l,ft 20 some
acquaintance tu clos" up while hn De-
getting bis passport and .tnrtiuu On hi.
vas o. another country Tor which o..
'T,c fought.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-15
EVEN THE DRUGGIST SHOULD Be
GIVEN time TO REST--RANDAL
Stepping from odase did no, offer breathing
time to drug workers. the Randall Drug store, Fifth
Po street viii close at o'clock tonight and with exception Of
Saturdays viii close the time every night hereafter

enough rest a. gu o. WORK az seven the
next morning fur on the second day H.,
must work 600 70 ur 4. 10 night.
This continual grind oscar I,sndal
has vun' o. raliyc leaves pm,utall,
n" tine fur recreation ga bonn. life
and ih,u,tcrc is not fair ~ roasluibl,
consideration o. The ,mpluy,.
The hardware man. IA, div goods
man and thc gru,,rXman calmly turns
tn ksy boz their door 20 about seven
oc!uk evenings in most al towns. aud
go o. their hum,s for rest and rccroa
ton iandal observes Bui ihr drug
store man trudevs back Co work tu
" az ~ o'cloCk tt D. o. XIV, drug
siUl' cuplDy,s the same of time o.
ihcs' q uercaniil, storcs and ~,
time o. which be- considers tho, are
entitled that the new hours htS. h.sn
adopted hy the Randall Drug Stvt, aud
hcsinuing this evening help loo that
siou VIII have every evening o. them
sslvsr
That the action of %, RaudiI nrug
tuWury will go long way toward
ogcating cooperative feeling among
employer and cmncyc IN Amarillo h
generally prcdictcd