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Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
TROJANS DEFEAT OREGON AGG|ES. IN CLOSE GAM [.
Especial to The Republican,.

Especial to The Republican,
 PASADENA. Calif, Nov. 26-Tak- inS advantage of every break in the game. eager to bounce on fumbled punts or blocked kicks. the U. s. C.. Trojans defeated the Oregon Aggies with a score of to in a bitterly contested game on Tournament Park field here this afternoon.
 At the same time these two teams were playing at Pasadena, San Diego High was forcing her way to a 43 to 14 win over Manuel Arts on Bovard Field in the playoff for the Southern California Prep school championship
 The U- S C.-Oregon game was a case of two teams with magnificent lines kicking and waiting for breaks Once Oregon carried the ball to the L. $. C. five-yard line, but McKenna, quarter. fumbled and Dolley recov- cred for IT. s. c. Neither team could find an opening in the others line. The only score of the game came when Evans blocked Miller's kick on the Oregon ten-yard line and Dean recovered for the Trojans on the six-yard line. At this critical period of the game Dean smashed through center for a gain of four yards. The HeS-CS At6AtCAcQ ttSiE dSltiiSt anu held solid for two downs. U. S. c. scored criss-cross. Dean to Green who carried the ball across. A goal kick ran the score up to for U. s. C.. and there it stood against the Ag- gies' zero until the final whistle.
 San Diego High Wins
 Although Manual Arts went into the game against San Diego minus five of her star players, who were declared ineligible, she played San Diego off its feet and scored in the first 10 minutes of play. Recovering from the surprise of the first on- slaught San Diego marshalled its forces and scored a touchdown be- fore. the first half was over but failed to kick goal
 Jumping into the second half like whirlwind off the plains San Diego breezed right through the opposing eleven almost at will and dropped the line six times. Manual Arts staged a brief come-ba when they bounced across the goal and then sent the ball sailing over the horizontal bar. Re suit. San Diego High, AS; Manual Arts. f.
 Next week San Diego draws q bye fin the play off. Santa Anna will play Chaffey Union and the week follow ing the winner of the game will play San Diego. The Southern California champions will then meet the tough Bakersfield team and the winner will probably play Berkeley at Pasadena. Dec cS-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

Charming coats of Veours, Silvertones Broad cloths and Kerseys-made with deep collars of Plush or Coney-colors include navy, brown, gray
 black tan and novelty mixtures snappy lot of styles and only one or two of kind in this lot of 50 coats -( -(Basement)
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
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THE FRArERNAL BROTHERHOOD

The Fraternal Brotherhood will be- gin the social activities for the month of December by holding an old-fash- toned barn dance on the night of De- cember 3 at the Knights of Pythias hall. The affair is in the hands of committee of which Mrs. Fred Vess is chairman. and they promise that everything will be done to carry out the atmosphere of the country barn dance. An old time fiddler will be present as well as an orchestra, the decorations and arrangements will be suitable to the occasion. and the dancers are to come attired as ranch lads and lassies. Prizes will be awarded to the most appropriately att tired country gentleman and gentle woman The admission will be 25 cents each and there will be coffee and homemade cake served.
 The second meeting of the month, the 10th, will be election night and every member is expected to be pres ent and help select suitable officers for the chairs. Leftover business will also be disposed of.
 On the 17th will be held the annual will have Supreme President J. A. Batchellor as a guest of the lodge upon this suspicious occasion. MT. R. IT. Bloom will be in charge of the program, which will include com munity singing. The drill team, whic is receiving special instruction from our state manager, R. T. Mahon, will have charge of the floor work.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
Court Forbids Denver Woman
 Bear Children
rRepublican A. P. Leased wIreI

lHGfoIti(al f- ICdSCh w iFcl
 DENVER, Colo, Nov. 26.- Sitting in the juvenile court here today, Judge Royal R. Graham. of George town. issued an order directing Mrs. Clyde Cassidente of Denver to sub init to an operation that would make ts impossible for her to bear any more children. Mrs. Cassidente, who already is the mother of five, was haled before the judge on com piaint of Denver social workers to show cause why her children should not be taken from her, the complaint alleging that the family home was filthy and that the children had been neglected and under nourished.
 Judge Graham stipulated that the consent of Mrs. Cassidente be ob- tained before the operation Is per- formed. intinlating that if she refused to- submit to the direction of the court. the action In regard to taking
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
MORNING.
 Sale of

 workmanship of the Coa  conceivable
   exaing very Monday.
 -(Second Floor)
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
WHAr EvERY PARENT KNOWS

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
 Pa, what is the. restless age?" asked Johnnie.
 Infancy, guess,' replied pa. Anyway, that appears to be the age when children and their parents rest less"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

her children away from her would be allowed to proceed.
 Dr. Ray Sunderland. testifying at the hearing. stated that the woman's husband, who is a notary public, had already signified his willingness that such an operation be performed on Mrs. Cassidente.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
RUSIN

From Life.
 NewIywed-Take a letter to my wife.
 Stenog.-Just minute. till get out soft pencil.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

English woman astronomer has the power of measuring distances of stars without the use of any measur- ing Instruments.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

Adolph l.. Lowe, 7s years old. of Lansdale, Pa, a veteran of both the Civil and World wars. is a member of the c. A. R. and the American Legion.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

Owls stretch their legs behind them when they fly to balance their heavy heads
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

Six hundred clergymen are com missioned as chaplains in the officers reserve corps. Nineteen different de- nominations are represented.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

Medelssohn was unique among the musical composers in that he never lacked money.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

Earth's diameter from pole to pole is 27 miles shorter than that at the equator
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

The masquerade on last Monday evening was an entire success There was good music, fine attendance, and a royal good time. Sovereign Bird received the first prize as the best masked man, and Mrs. Pruitt received the first for the best masked lady, while the bobby prizes went to MT. Brown and Mrs. Vest. The grand march was pulled at 10 o'clock and the prizes were. awarded immediately after.
 Next Monday evening we will hold a big class initiation in which the full initiation work will be put on and everybody that is interested in this work should be on. hand and be there on time.
 There are some parts of this work that have not been put on in this camp in the last year and half and there are great many members who have come in in that time that have not seen this work, and we respect fully invite all such members to be present It is also expected to put on the travellers degree at this time, and there are a great many that have not received this work. All that are eligible are requested to be on hand to receive it.
 Now. we have put in quite bit of time to make this a success and we want everybody that is connected with this order to be present at this time and assist in the work
 Remember the date, November 2s, at o'clock, and be on hand.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
Rowena Circle

Special notice to the Rowena Cir cle Ladies of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen, our next regular meeting will be at Mrs. Clara Rex and Mrs. c. Bright home at 113S East Taylor street on Monday next. No- vember 2S. for an all day session. For further information call Mrs. Sherer, phone S157
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
PARTY LIME SERVICE
EXPLAINED ny uOAG

The l.clicy Il the Southwestern Tclc'
ph.nc comnany In promoting party
line sc,vtcc In Amarillo instead Of sin
glc line scrVicc was vNplincd In letter
frvm =. ", Hoag general manager.
Dallas. which Was mad Ia thc city com
mission yesterday by Mayer Lon II
Marrs.
Tho letter stated tina, lar,v.llnc ser
Nicc. which Is much cheaper Is be
coming uvrc popular IN larger cities
,Vcry war. The cauI0ny's pnl'cy In
Amcrillo will ~ L. urrc new suhS'rih'
,gs u taNc party line scrvNc, hut to
install slnrlc line Il they insis, and the
iaytnibS apc aNaillsc.
4. X. Baker assistant gcncral mama
ryr. has alr,,'lV started towards Anna
rillo ,o explain the PARTY service
a. the commission. hut he has es-n de-
laysa ~ impaircd tail service caused
IA thu cNctSSiVc rains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

only few shrcis remained around his
Wais, and en- his trunk.
Work on C,nr.
nu, this l. only an olialon, how.
EVER we'll founded Il may hc. and on.
cetS aw working on clue that the
man l. the same man who disappeared
hcrc Arril >, little over two months
agN
The man Who DISAPPEARED here Is
known 10 have had enough money 81
his l,rson a. make his taking off prof
liable Ia his slaycrs. aud the fact that
h, disappeared wi,hou, a clue. lcavinr
all his effects behind him. makes ,h'
,Ufficcrs crrii, the theory that he T. ,h'
man whose skull was crushed In on thu
hsn,,y rad north ~ thu city.
lIttlv can lie done on the casc, Off
CcrS saN, until the mans identify I
conplc,cd Nv means e his teeth. u tina
j. isissihlc. Iva, all possible efforts ar
lcing VA, forth ,o s.lVc this. the mos
mysterious killlns which has s,irre'
the Panhandle IN years,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
CRsws WIN IlONORs

pniGlikEEpSlE, y. v, June "a
Specially invited crews won chief hon.
a.s ln the annual intercollegiate" 20.
satla herr to-day when the United
States naVay academy and the univcr'
ai,y at california crews raced into first
aud sccnd placcs, respectively. In the
thrcr mile varsity event, the feature
at the plUgEm. CORNELL won third
place In the big event and In both prs
liminarics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

'SecOna no uian. corporation ~
rrvup - mvn shall havc any vih,r Il.
tic u r,sslVc ,,suptusa,ivn frum the
pItlic than thu, which u mcasapd nv
the value II tn StVicr they render
,r thc pullic.
rmud ID, yliu. puylsrsc 81 goV.
ernment T. e. riNc sc-urity e. Nfo.
hhsrty ara ,uioyueu, ~ the pcoplc u
tl,c gains Il thvlr avn industry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
Wind >ae>iains,

/
seACNoNr. TcVas. June se-Al
roan,s aiouS tn Cali MAS, froa ~,
So'syec q ogansc rsTort thc wind Sai,.
ssans RISING bNrysn-ssr ami tauin :
tSac tCaiset al = 0'clock - far a.
known ~ asmaec has b~sn aonc ara
no eNcS baV, hsa hss. MAI Arthu,
rcrcrtsa Wssa IN gcs,s To-Day a, mon
haO0tn9 tcrtV milss an hsur.
N O'clcrs ,catgh, N. gusts AZ.
,Atnsa ~ gr~stsr Vet,sitV than thirty
uaa,cs The ,Hae Al NJ, Arthur Nss ur
tcar ~, a, nc,n Ia, = u,tl, raor~ than
tw, e.; a, n NJ. Hsaumunt ard
oTsnsN l-',h est tssss - ne nacrc than
! tSo 49,, az ,h~ hiehsss ard the ,urn ms
alrosdy ST IN .hsrN. Rain has falhra
in,srnaits.nily an dAv. hoNeNsr. the
rSSctps,a,iOn r~cora,a IN the govern.
nstot gaase Shows hat = q an inch
Csmpsr~ tts~.
NJ sgrlu,tr ckrnf-rS alorg the Cult
ard Interstate raiirOaa between herN
ara ror; H,liver came IN ,Ais as,crns-,n
81 a special ,rain S.n, t,~ ,hssn. NJ;
Rsivar rercFs~i an ishahstan,s sure
NstA tee .Nccr;icn q t,w IN ~, Axhs.
hoasc TIE Ggt waters WV lAyFsas
assi-s, ,he sra - III tvs - the ran.
rs'aa a, cap,sn, hat the track was N,
submerged nor snasx-uiassl accura!as
u rsr~sts e~re late this evening.
Thew was SEVERAL sNs.luS frorn
Ssesre ana Satsa~ Pass THIS racrnl-s
hat When The NaDspetvr t@san u 49,
tels Sst.trcoa many rssggrs,. o. their
hc-nes Others VIII remain herr and a,
Ne, Arthur until tysaorr0N. Ts~ lsvres,
lsrosasser here VAS Al ncsn Nh,u the
SAusN shcSS>a a rvsding - sses
Z tn Mt AEthur-Ssht hallway vas
ccVrtcd =, IA, v.c r.,n, ~ N. Gus
waters s-a that vss =, ~ Tavisr's
tsvca lstirv. tn. rad u r.as<.f,..
no~. Thew hss t-sn ~ damage u
shirrins rcfortsa ~ far q ~ vhsl,ss
sta,ion- AerN ard a, nyt Arthur.
NkW ORLEANS, IL. Jun, ss-The
to'ia~nse stern vsrning vas r,s-lv.-l
IN ~ hssl Wss,hsr bur,au tsnight,
hufrtcarc warnings So y M. Mat
as,svas Ray - rNst Arthur. TsNas.
Tr'fscal storm moving nor,hNard oV.s
ess'ssa Twas NJ fgrthcr aangyr
slrng o1ast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

uhune o. GslvestuuA -Thc tropical
tNlstcr Whi,h tusiAy sVuug inland from
ih' onlf - M.Vitu ana moNv,i over this
,.iy cd ouN siighi dapasc chief prcr-
vtN 100 heing utf,suis,l IN injury
to u.ttou and cHu r,lssiarh and to.
yrhunv communication hvWvvcr VAS
psarftaly sgt 80.
h.gh winds sersmlaui,d ly down
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
a. =, is~r~s> ,mh,rd

rhe husin,Ss ssytiosa 20 t'srus t7hFis
q Is sitasi,,l IN ths pa, trpi sud tb,rN
css ,srsI.irrl'i, surn ttrsa.n t1t fo,
a uh.h s-1ssal autur -, b. ,sslrs ~
rotlrs fhsH vsrs f,st tf, csrss,.S ..
p'aoc> ~ s,f,ty. Al beats akug ~,
hsS ~ ~ UsTe s->nnlv suthrI arc
Z Uss sAil jssisN tast yhsl, Nas ~ 9
nan hsl auuug to- i>'lrlsucys.
Ecr,st> tg,sD ~ bse,r ,alsy t.uishs
ip,toslv 5hst thsfc Wss uiiie lauisa
thep, ,N~ls uusn Wir1 ami na i1ss ~
uis DENOMINATION coliid uoi - -
tat..isl,s,i Mia l~xnts see hgnlrsS.
uii,cs o. tn uorthsas; q h,ne Wh,r
ths sJasm Was ruost,,l o,u,cDl thi,
tfts rss.n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
Hoat Han> Rrtcrc Mind.
~ As.sssssr4 RVS

GALVESTON. Texas. lsn~ - --Tts
yes " l. St,->i vhtrh f,r sr,vfal hours
,Na t--o Starlins ty th- ,ans-r WI
aAm "a, N'hcuy. disatSs,i vif this ~,
noii'ta thc naval r,siio s,a,ioa ssr,,
a'c this Afternoon that u Was rllunirg
esfosv IN, hugTkane
The ulcSsaec a,as,,i that ,hc nohsny
80 uCs arsVxt rasfN cal,S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

WHARTON. Texas lun, 90 ,l,y r,l-
'rhone tu Galveston rhy Cuu dis
iarbonor Inst piovyd Inland trvm 80
Maiagrrs,a ttv dsa uplN shght dtnar,
20 grovtng vr,s.s in this s,,tion. Rain
AMI hash winds prevail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

NEW ORLEANS l1ne se-Ths o.
h~s,g hulissir VAS rsselNea by the
hal vcsfhsr ecfv1u fngn wsshiue.
- &ics S1e y. g..
~AhtssN wsrnirg trsaosl sivrni
e~.,fsl snuihw~s, ~ noas,oa mu, "a
rosth~srd caies a,org Twas o,,ssi
sas; = Nassg,cia nav VII diuini~s
ecr,xh,~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
LABOR ASKS EQUAL
RIGHTS IN ALL Or
GbN|lED ENTERPRISES
r,oNrINrEp rKoM PAGE oNEl


10, Amsiioln Fs,hyatlrn ~ Labor
fb,olA Gsrhr,s.~ sih thy arIr,Nel d.
81. U,firn It's Vurfs'ss % srtuio = ~
tam to fhoe, principles uprn Which Cur
rsyernmtri VAS instituted In oTscr
tlt w. r1v l.t,sr s,'.urc the hlcsjrxs
q; llerry srl o. tha, end Ne u,aitua
our ur't,l suppgst ~ hasi,a,lon that
wil irrr s'Hut th, puhic ownership
AMI d,uosr.'ic olsratinn q tho rail
WAYS 20 th, United states t'irs in
styl5' v,ricrmitN With ,hus, rFinc.p'cs
apou vh.,h thy government j. iust.ta.
ied
"We ,l,,,srs or ,hr rscOrri tion that
rcstoJat.un - thss, fundamental prin.
eirhs So nat Tbs, men Who contribute
'h,iF ,ffoF' "a b. industry shall ,aicv
al - rishts uFV,oEss ard inmuni,.,s
cruntrj On thUSs u,u vho osntuhu,e
COASTAL on prei~Tti,n o. ths value which
saSh ocnirihai,s iu uf,lsr that ,hc gov.
srrn',ut shall d. instituted frr ihg c,n.
men s,sNs ana ros for tn prfl, u a
clsss ard n Cr'ht that an men may en-.
~ thy ctins q their own c,,uu,ry."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

Capas Chusu tay t,satshi j. ou.,t
and caln as 4 ,an T. with absolutely ~
siSus ot thy sguun Nbi,h hsi ulght
thrcatsns,i this ylso, To, yaly lam
agc saitcsNl IN Ngcc~s county Was tha
io crOp> dne "a ths rains Which AS,
"a h,C1 fcr mov than "a hours Ssas
cNn Vss hluNr arvn "a The Wtn.i
NhNh r,acht,l N,i0,iiN ~ tf u,ll,s a.
a,ur ,ariy this noruing
N ~ time vas Cspus Chr.sii ~
asng,rs.i with a r,,-urr,rc, q thc 1918
stufln u Nas ,tcvltT,,i tglaV ly wa
,h,r butvaa officials. tn, loorr ~
g The uotth beach. Wb,rc msue thar
itur, hundred lstSors l.si th,lr ltvs
IN 1878 has rCi h,su rthlit tN.trt foi
q t,N sr.al rttarts tr Summer tUlr
lsts rh,sr &c ~ ur1si pan VIZ. "A
cs,,a Yesterday aUytrs,a wh,u IN.
iJr~, i',ltai.vrs v1snc W an aprruayh
ms STORM. s4uanst,ux 40 tsnSyr %
- - He.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
Harsuusssr L. sic

NEW. ORLEANS, lSre ss-,a
vsS> sscssvea scatsss ~ The lccN'
u~assss eer~ee ssc~sa sAS lS~s,S, ea-.
e<a~ssr r~stlas ~as h<Acw ss.ee cVea
eccsss&ss TsxAs
Salve>ssa gsssrsea = sxry mi,A ~
hesr vsn& trVSa tee sseth~,ss bG, ,hs
vsn1 al =, u. sae DIMINISHED u -
msfe ~ ec1D Cxlsss Cartss ~
na<,se trcsa The acssA IA, AZ .. n
ner~ sca ~ vssa ssa cziuaea DIVA
TAe e~rosn~ser Was rt~rs Al nsA Gal.
weston and CcSpes CASSssl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

There are nearly 300 colleges for men
aud women and zoe Tor women alone.
In the United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
CUNNING TEETH Of SLAIN
man NAY HAUNT SlAYERs
CONTINUED PROM rAuH ONE

CoNIiNlEn FROM PAGE ONE
army shir, UhiCh ~ Wvut would stand
w,aiheFins for ssVeral months with Ia.
q" decomposition ,i,igsS ssyS hut
Wh,n ,hy man MAS fvnpa th,y NM vn-
tiuclv rCtt,d 81 q rs cN,rymitics. and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

A large office building Just completed
In Detroit has more than four miles of
corridors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

ulrt a. IN uorth - Cap',s Chrisii ~.
parts that thr water u calm ihr 'ach
III pass thgFc. \ Ssan lu' frfn
thai nl " ,ariy in the sU,luo.n bad
rstsTitl that thcrr Vas a taiai wave
hgadr,l in lhs dlpgthn ~ C,alus CtFis.
o. lut ttts Ntrc dtuird tuutgtt
ihr al sn giiislsl soGrcts
liich winds bate this ai,vrnun d.d
rs.nSti,fali, ,isu,sse - islsrh,nv ard
trAsrauh Wirs~ no Ntcfcra ah,st halt
WaA lstptsn htrr ava ilouston. The
auge ,ah,r cNing thr lines thrugh
the civ q NtctUra trykr ana fru
uytr thr raiirut trark ard Oh, train
WSs As,td Scr ssme tlnl, az. e,liug
fa ~ r,lsFrs Thew VAS ru tut In.
.arsa aul ush,r nFup tN dsmssc vas
oanuusd o. >r,aa houSs ana larus
Nhich WV siigA'iv ,lmar,d Cuups
N~f~ als' isnlag,l S,u.v.
Rst.Fgis frsn Whan,n ana a. Gam,
i.s in,beattd thai tb,rc vas susur dam
~ thtu to teh,rhor, Wins =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

GAtvE<rl<. le,e ss.-wl,A =
vssa.s earc--sser. = tslisng ,.ae and
. sssstts esnninssaanx wtna. shs ~
vN,lssrs cry tociss, vss proacaucci
go q al danger trvra the trSy3csl
sse<ra ve<ca &c ur~zrAs q twvr,N
scSsr> had essa y~sssl.s towarss ;ae
TsxAs c~sss
TIE scrvtCase. accocflrs O. vvatars
e>xesa adNsSss s,recS inland W.T. M.
scev~tA eav. aesacranzrg vaspnor.
asa Telegraph hrs - u swcts IN a
ncrtA Horth>&@sFiy dlrVrsron. Al n
ssrapss h S~&es tSsy clsy AMI usarhy
ss,s.s e~l.es~s u - In n. Path q N,
sscrn. ~ - a late Ac1y ,o1igAs Wvrc
IN vkln.
oaN o~< ,rs~sl - r,rswtsA ~ have
e>~s,s u grtes. althgaeh ~ ravsi tAliic
s<atsea eerV Sr>ctNxa rNr-sss fr,sn
s-sere than . scoEN 20 ssssushIr,s ir
the ssern ssse, ~ tsnssr wirau
~ poAeay. caught etNesn this p,rt
sst N<s CaVsae ND ~ Tsrul,sIl.f
rtpr~t 81 Nv the eate ana ~rt ~
a. SoS fsr s~sstsngss TIE captain .,
the s.nser NFprtcS tontra,. h0N,V,t
seas his V~sssa hsa sAfsay wsai,sr,.i
The ssssa and TIA, ~ tus ". 7. S,esa
would arrtNe a. Is f-usslce atous I
.. ~. To tanker VIII - tsNed luto
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

sselVe>,ons strua cxe~ius Nas an
u-esasily snail Use tgslaS ~nly fsv
trserurss, cars lssscn WITH Wvsnea and
ceztfr~e snt ur~Nrss - twc ssnrs a..
tc<r~kSlss csrrytnx stcrra rsfueess
ero~-sns tn csas~sy. OalS cne IN.
consenieac~ dae IA the Hssu wss
rosesi--s stcr,seN "a miis-sna u Wss
Nrccsht about ~ ~ dSt~re into
ssts vi,v - s-Nrrsl hunafct had .
sasrs cv~s tfun pnch-s Down the
island.
TIE MAXIMUM vsscrisy sitslncd -
the wUa tnfins the I'sstci q, storm
unesanexs VAS slogs 81 u.llcs an hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

taitun injured.
RAY CITY. TcNsS. jan. =. NV TEX,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
To Publish rrUSram


In or'i.r - IA, thv Aechra,,ons IN q
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mental rrircir'es ., rOVvrumsnt 81,
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orSlnit.d industry Tint equality ~ ~.
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try ccuiuctea urAr cOyrosa,e giants
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Ts,,rr0i systsu ~ ths United states
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equality q os~cs,nui,y IN their sadus.
trial relstr'ns with zach c.her and t.
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trims vVvrv act ~ thu gVacrnmcn,
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IN cc'nuvn S,sd tyr ths prOssS,ic.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-09-10
BROUGHFR MAY
DEVELOP into
REAL PRODUCER

Development on the Brougher d.
vide is going steadily forward, and
operations are being centered large
ly on the 1S5 and 5OO-foot levels oil
the shaft workings. On the lS5 le''L
drifting is in progress on the sup
posed extension Of the Divide EA'
tension vein, where high-era'' ore
now is being mined, Qccas'oha'
streaks of ore have been putting -"
their appearance, and picked spec
mems show values of from $25 10 $50
ton. 1t was stated this morning
that it was the intention OF 'nF
management to start series VI
raises as soon as the objective Is
reached On the 500 level drifting Oh
the vein is going ahead and INT
vein is showing the full width. PIche1
specimens show values Of from $-'
to $50 a ton.