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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
HOROSCOPE
Thursday, June 10, 1921.

Copyright. 1921, by the McCluri
Newspaper Enterprise.) {
Good and evil stars conten.'
While Venus, Uranus and Jupit'B
are in beneflc aspect, early in tins
afternoon, Neptune has male k
power and Venus changes frof
friendly to hostile sway.
During this planetary govefTJ1
ment men and women should BET w
pecially cautious in business as ORE
as in love affairs, for they will nd, q
that they are changeable and III EtfA
tain in judgment. ~
Venus is in an aspect that Is uc1x2
as most encouraging for busfs~
transaction in which women arGTQ7x
teersted but men will not be IL
in dealing with them, while
configuration prevails.
There is a promising sign IN
many line of business and for mel
in the learned professions for thersy
will be stress put on those who car
ry heavy responsibilities.
Removals or changes of any sort
should be made in the morning as
later they may be exceedingly un-
fortunate.
Romance may De peculiarly dituT-
ing under this direction of the stars.
but it is likely to be unlucky In the
sense hat true character is not
easily discerned. while Neptune
frowns and the charming girl NAV
turn out to be the shrewish wife.
Warming is given by the seers tina,
common sense will not gain contro'
easily while this configuration pre-
walls and for that reason it Is wise
to be exceedingly cautious@~A
1t will be recalled r7aS aalctIcIr
bles and loss Of life have been long
prophesied for the summer and
astrologers now foretell much <fou
bic in which military force is con-
cerned.
Neptune is in a place read as pre-
saying the discovery Of frauds and
waste of public funds.
Revelations regarding ineficiency
Of employees and unnecessarily large
forces in government offices again
are prognosticated.
Persons whose birthdate It Is
have the augury of a fortunate wear
in business, but there may be apx-
ieties in the domestic circle.
Children born on this day may bS
careless and fond of amusement
but these subjects of Gemini usually
are exceedingly successful all
! through life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

famous physician stated that more
women might find relief from suffering
through aking a medicine like Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound than
thew would onlv take It in time. AT the
first sign Of female weakness. as indicated
by backache. dullness, bearing. down
pains n nervous exhaustion. take TINS
famous remedy of roots and herbs. ana
avoid the serious consequences Of delay.
The Indians and early settlers knew
and benefited by Natures Allies. the
vida ~. Pinkham knew their medicinal
value. thousands of women all over the
world nave been saved from operations.
but only such as have taken 1t In time
ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
NOT TO KNOW
is NO EXCUSE
To Know How to Keep We'll Is Better
Than to Call in a Doctor to Get Well.
Sickness Is a Penalty Not an Accident.

One Of the best and most depend.
able and important preventatives OF
getting sick, n of the surest ways
Of keeping well is to form and main
tain the exceedingly good habit OF
regular, thorough, daily bowel evacu-
alton.
That is Natures "best bet. You
should do your best to help Nature,
not hinder her in her efforts to keep
you we'll. With the best of good in
tentions you may employ many me-
thods. Strong, drastic acting medic
ines that force the bowels to act SIM
ply replace one evil by another evil.
1t may secure temporary action but it
produces more than temporary IT.
ritation and other bad effects. Don't
judge by promise in selecting a SIM
pie remedy to assist Nature. Per-
formance is the true test. Take
Beecham's for example.
Over 10 years ago people began
to take Beecham's. Today millions
of people all over the world take
Beecham's, recommend Beecham's to
their friends, hand the use of Beech
ANS down from father to son or
from mother to daughter for gener-
alton after generation. That means
much. You never hear any unfavor-
able criticism or complaint regarding
Beecham's. That means much i
not more. 1t takes real merit to
withstand the tests of tire aac trial.
You can do much to help Nature
keep you well by keeping a box OF
Beecham's in the house, ready for
use at the first warning of disorder
or arrangement. All druggists
sell Beecham's-are glad to sell
Beecham'S.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

swered Mrs. Muskrat. gazing
anxiously at the swollen yellow
stream rushing pell-mell along
below them and not looking n
more like lovely, smiling, friendly
Ripple Creek than a pan of dish
water looks like the moon. II sang
my song too soon, I'm thinking,
about all the Nuisance Fairies being
for away, and about us being so
safe m all. Why just look! The
water is mp to the top of the banks
and 1 dare not think what would
have happened to us had it not
been for this kind young lady h
looked gratefully at Nancy. please.
kindly answer me a question 2"
Eyes, indeed" answered Nancy
obligingly, "if I know It,"
Then" said Mrs. Muskrat,
where is MI. Sprinkle-Blow. the
Weatherman that he allows all this
damage, and which n of the Nuis-
ance Fairies got out?"
"Old Man Flood" Nancy told her.
(To be continued.)
copyright, 1921, by the Newspaper
Enterprise.)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
ITO INCORPORATE
lLANO CEMETERY
WITHIN z " EEKS
JUDGE BROWNING ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF THE
( ASSOCIATION.

Llano Cemetery Association Il 20 he
Incorporated. and the charter IL expect.
cd 10 be received within 10 days or
two weeks. placing the proposition In
the hands of the temporary officers, rs
provided by law.
These determinations were reached
at an Informal meeting of those In
interest Saturday forenoon az 10 o'clock,
Mt which time Judge James y. Brown
ing and Howard +. Canode were called
90 the places Of president and score
tary. respectively. without opposition.
Directors were named. without oppc
sition. as follows: Judge Browning. IL
=. Canode. W. II. fuqua. George Parr
DR.. J. v. Mum. Mcssiames Beverly,
Stewart. Weymouth and Shaughnessey.
Informal discussion was INDUCED as
20 the desirability 81 acquiring add
tionai land fer cemetery purposes. Mr..
ruqua expressed the belief that the
association should acquire from 1870 &c
is0 acres additional land. II was stated
that this discussion was merely foi
the purpose OF predioating preliminary
consideration when the organization
shsil have been properly incorporated
an anticipated by law.
In addition 10 those named as direc
tors. others Interested in the ensrrprisc
were present
Judge Browning was Instructed 20
proceed with the formal requirements
of the law. and this assignment he
gladly accepted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
WAR VETS LIVE AGAIN
CHATeAU.THlERRY DAYS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,
Noted Men Due.

headquarters continued until far into
The night.
Noted Men due.
Tomorrow, the first II the noted for.
cien military men who will attend the
convention. are scheduled To- arrive.
They are Con. Amanda Diaz ~ the
Italian armies. ana Gen. Iaron jacques
~ belgium. The distinguished visitors
get here early IN the forenoon. and
elaborate welcoming ceremonies have
hccn arranged al the station. Late
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
\. {. CRAWFORD /"
IS new HEAD OF
CADILLAC FIRM
DEALER WAS WITH STATE
DISTRIBUTOR FOR SEW
ERAL YEARS.

N. T.. Crawford has become the new
manager ~ the Amarillo Cadillac
Compaay nj 10 Polk Street. He was
fer several years with Munger Auto
iaohIlc Company. state distributor for
Cadillac cars. This firm headquarters
at Dallas and Wichita Falls.
Mr.. Crawford has been with the Cad
lilac people No many years that ne
realizes service Is one thing that car
purchasers demand. For that reason
ne IL going to pay particular attention
10 that feature and will have com.
rlc,ent machan'es In his service depart.
rient.
The sales room NJ ia Polk Street
has been remodeiled and refinishcd
now presenting most attractive M.
vearance The firm now has on dis
play a new type 81 Cadillac. OF
course. the Amarillo Cadillac Company
Will carry complete lines OF parts for
al, types Of Cadillac cars.
Territory to he covered viii include
IS Panhandle counties. r. A. Pittman,
formerly with the williamsPittman
COMPANY. win he In charge Of the
wholesale department. and will also
be active In the retail side Of the firm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

s,'ffcn the hack field ~ rushcr and
intcrfcrr. In every position he was
master and his play Was hig factor
IN Centres triumph.
i.inoup and summary;
Harvard Ol Centre tsl
Jhnln s..sssssssssssss James
Left End
Ladd ......s,.F........+.. Cordv
Left Tackle
Huhhird OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Shadn1n
I.cft Guard
kernhn ...,,,..,........... kulale
Center
Brown ssfs.ss.s.sss..ss.... JOneH
i.lght Guard
kunhhfht sHtttssttsttt tFs.sss Nfcgor
Right Tackle
Mncomher .................. Roberts
Right End
johnson .............,.,,.. McMillin
Quarterback
chaplin .,..,,........t.... Armstrong
Left lIaifback
Eoulllnrd ................,,,, Snodiy
Right HalfbaCk
trhrko ..s.s.t...,.s.t,.... Bartlett
Frillback
Score by periods:
HnrNard .t..............O %
'thtIo ss.stt.s.ts.,..s..O 90
Centre scoring Touchdown. McMillln.
nDfrrgs Maxwell gWarthnor,. nm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
Federal Term Of
Court Adjourned

Federal court was adjourned Cor the
term late yesterday by Judge James &.
Wilson, after being In session for two
weeks. Tho final case up for considcra.
ton was that Of william Ford vs.. City
ol Amarillo. a proceeding to restrain
the city from letting sewerage pass
over his land
Judge Wilson ruled that the city
should have Ia discontinue letting sew.
ongc !ass over his land. and had 30
days within which Ia do Il.
The court ovcrrulcd n motion ~ the
cofondnnis for n new trial In the case
81; the nart,ldos Seed Company W.
l,arly Grain aud Elevator Company. A
jury gave the plaintiffs Judgment for
about Sso0O In verdict returned u
few days agn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

tvnii" Scoring Touchdown. MCMillln.
Referee. Maxwell. Swarthmorc: un.
piro. Crowley. nowdoin: field Judge.
Crowcll Swar,hmorc; head lincsman.
ragrcft. Rochester. Time Of periods.
IS minutes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
New Essex Prices
Accusing Interest

"Keen interest IN awakened in the
new prices just announced by Essex
Motors" says Toney Chisum. which
mark nm extreme rduc,ion OF sTo5 on
open models since September. 1920.
The new prices, the company makes
known. reflect advantages taken Of the
present and Of anticipated market con.
d'fions for next year. on open models
the present price IL $50 lower than the
Essex has ever sold for.
'of added interest TO the buyer II
that these new lower prices apply 20 a
new and improved Essex. The new
car rctails all OF the advantages OF It's
forerunner. In many ways II has been
enhanced In qualities that count for
smoother operation. greater reliability
ana freedom s-an service attention.
The original appeal Of the Essex
was 20 those VINO wanted large car per.
fcrmsnce and reliability with small car
operating economy at q moderate cost.
In that direction Il pioneered a new
field and gained great popularity. More
Than 10000 are now In service"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

the men win he taken 10 the homes
of the local men who viii be their
iost- Zoe breakfast. Church viii follow
and then they will he guests at func.
lions arranged in their honor. In.
Guided In General Diaz's program II
q welcoming ceremony hy the $4,000
local Italians. The general viii be- the
guest at a oonccN AZ which Tito Rutfo.
the Italian tenor, viii sing, and later
viii hc presented with a jewolcd sword
by the kansas city Italian colony.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

headquarters continued until far into
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
notice. TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED bids viii boz received by the
city II Dalhart until 10 o'clock u. M.
November Eth. Tor the construction ~
u complete sewer disposal plant and
various sewer extensions. Contractor tn
handle twenty five thousand dollar
bonds, CITY reserves the right to re-.
ivct any and all bids Plans aud spc.
clficatious On filc with city Secretary
and ut office 1T ". D. lIuwron. the en-.
ginvcr. Amarillo. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
COblE-HEYWOOD OIL
!. WELL UNDERTAKING.

Special TO rhe News
sPEARMAN. Texas. Oct. 2s-At TIM
Coble-Heywood oil test well. 20 miles
south Of spearman. they are now under
roaming that they may set their i0i-i
ir~h casing In such manner that II
Win shut out water which now fills the
hole depth Of some i.7oo feet. The
well II now down approximately s.toe
feet. The formation they are now
working In seems to be q kind Of lime
stone.
The operators have had several &c
csdents since resuming operations some
slx weeks ago. which have caused de
lays hut the work II now progressing
nicely Mr.. Moore 10 the driller and
Mr.. Green II the night drillsr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

the Centre charge and later failed again
r. an effort 90 boot drop kok for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
CENTRE DEFEATS HARVARD
SOUTH WALl0PS EAST so
CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE,


the Centre charge and later failed again
in an effort 20 boot drop NICK for
goal.
Hold Cor Downs.
Harvard's best ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
the afternoon was the holding ~ Gen.
tie for downs on their eight yard line
NJ the outset ~ the fourth period. The
first period was to Centres advantage.
although Class. a substitute. failed In
an attempted flsli goal from the JIG
ward line. The second was marked by
Harvard rushing her advance from the
crimson's As yard line 10 Centres 10
yaid stripe whore Rrcl missed
chance for field goal. Punt exchanges
consumed the rest Of the play.
udnp olfoocEE pa. ria ciaoin sh
Centre had kicked OF at the begin
ming of tho third period and Harvard
Ind rushed once. then puntcd back.
when the way was opened Tor McMil'
Tins winning touchdown. The hall was
run hack by Bartlett from one a. yard
me 60 the other. Penalty FOR tripping
nv n Harvard man. sent Centre for.
ward 70 liarvard's 81 yard line. The
ball was snapped 90 McMlllln and he
made as II TO pass q, 20 Snoddy. but
ran himself instead. Intcrfcrcrs
cleared the way Tor him until they
we're put out IL play. then "Bo" went
ahead alone. Changing pace and dircc.
ton. hut travelling fast. he slipped
through all but three of the Harvard
defenders These he cvadcd. one after
another. skiriing the eastern edge "a
the field until he was able 10 dash
straight ahead for touchdown. Rart
let, failed on the try for goal. Har
yrrd elected TO receive the hall on the
kickoff. hut after long run hack by
Chaplin. the Harvard hacks found thu
Centre line impcryious. A series q
pun,s. rushcs and intercepted forward
passes followed.
Harvard Relnfirccd.
Centre had the hall when Captain
Armstrong was invaded out and Gov.
ington ushcred In. Ten yards. eiRh,
Yards. one yard Covington gained sue.
ccsslvely through the Crimson line,
Then Bartlett cut In with n 30 yard line
plunge. Snodhy added two yards and
Centre turned loose combination pass
that was "a beauty and landed the hail
On Harvard's IL yard line for yard
sain. Here the third period ended.
Harvard was reinforced In the last
period 20 meet the southern invaders.
Captain Kane. among others. made his
first appearance In the game at this
point Centre could not advance and
lost the hali on downs.
After a first down hy rushing. the
Crimson tried forward passes, hut only
once was successful and the hall went
through punt exchange again. Har.
ward set out once more from Centres
% yard line. hut after advancing to the
50 yard line by ruHhes and 10 the three
yard mark on forward pass. Buel TO
Churchill. lost It's forward progress
when the hall was called hack for of
side play In the Harvard line. bartlett
intercepted another Harvard forward
pass and Centre was again In Harvard
territory on the a. yard line when the
final whistle was sounded.
Roberts Stars.
Second only 10 "Bo" McMillln as an
individual figure was Red" Roberts.
This husky Centre player was every.
where. lie started out as an end. be-
came tackle TO flll spot tenn.
porarily weak aud was called on TO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
new BRANCH D. c, D,
HIGHWAY DESIGNATED

0PEARAI.,N. Texas. Oct. 2s.-At q
Rsetise az officials Of the D-c-D High.
~ Association held at Perryton
sscently the road from Canadian 10
0psasman and Guymon was designated
% . branch Of that highway. This
~ IN, been GRADED some time and
has h~en clzxscd among the best roads
n ths section Of the state by travelling
Ren. The Hansford County road build.
en- nov have their machinery working
eull time Gushing II Up and putting u
= Al cQn1ttion, -~.>a>>A
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-19
Applies for Injunction.

In an effort to stop the flooding o1
streets in the city with water, the
city council at = meeting Tuesday, dir
ected the city attorney to apply to the
district court for an order restraining
shareholders Of the Last Chance
Ditch company's lateral that feeds the
city bitches from turning their waste
water loose upon the city. The flood
ing of streets has been worse than
IN any previous year and has done
great damage to streets and private
property. The practice is forbidden
by state and city laws and there are
strong penalties for violations. The
problem of controlling this practice
is difficult one and it is felt that
the only sure and permanent remedy
is to pipe the bitches.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-19
FOUR LIS ACCEPT
WAGE CUT
Reduced From $3.50 to $3.oOAR. S.
Gill Resigns Position.

Joel Brown, who represented tn,
Emmett Four Is at the wage confer
ence held in Portland last week, re
turned today. The result Of the con
ference is given in the following re.
port:
Wage reduction of 71s cents an
hour was voted Tuesday at Portland
by the board of directors of the Loyal
Legion of Loggers & Lumberren eff
fective June /. The minimum was
fixed at $500 for common labor and
will apply equally both sides of the
Cascade mountains Higher paid
workers will be reduced in proportion.
Alien employees on logging camp and
railroad work were reduced further
5 cents an hour. The present scale
IS based on q minimum of $40 east
CT the mounains and $3.50 west of the
Cascades. The board in fixing the
new basic wage ut $500 for both re-
gions decided to wipe out the differ
entail.
The resignation of Robert S. Gill
IS executive secretary was accepted
With reluctance. he goes to the na
'ional Typothetea to organize the
printing industry along the same
ines as the Four Is organization
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-19

and the baseball editor of this Great
Family Guide has been importuned
to come to their relief We study to
please. So there will be a meeting
held in Commercial Club rooms Fri
day evening to talk Twilight League,
and organize Four teams can cas-
lily be organized, and as the evenings
are now long, it is possible to play
Thinning games if started at or $50.
Let's go. What do you say? Be
there tomorrow night.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-19

grandstand is progressing nicely now
and will be ready for the next home
game week from Sunday, when
Nampa will play here.
Newbell was on the mound for On
tario and Penson for Emmett. Brook
Ter, who has been elected captain and
who favorably impressed the fans by
his handling of the team, started in
as receiver for Pensen's swift shoots,
but he was unable to stand the gaff,
and had to retire in couple of in
nings with a badly bruised and wound
ed right hand. McNutt took his place
and did good work. Penson was
puzzler to the Ontario batsmen,
striking out 16 men and allowing only
two safe hits. Three times, in the
first, sixth and eighth rounds the Or
egonians had a man on third, but
each time the sturdy twirler shut off
eny scoring. But Newbell was a
worthy adversary. He struck out
nine. He had a fine mixture of
shoots and excellent control. But he
weakened toward the last.
Emmett's scoring began in the
sixth. Lark struck out iSoran lin
ed out three bagger and scored on
sacrifice by Paris. The second score
came in the following inning, when |
Haley damned out a clean two-bagger
and scored on Persons safety. The
Emmett bunch counted six hits.
While the fielding of both teams
was fast end snappy, there were no
sensational features, except when So
ran speared Smiths long fly to CEN
ter, which looked like sure enough
two-bagger at least.
The score:
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-19
FARMER HELD Up AND
ROBBED
W. H. Ryles, Living East Of
Town the Victim-LOees
$50 in Cash.

| Two men, their faces masked, call
ed W. H Ryles, farmer living OF the
Fred Fuller place two miles east Of
town, out Of bed at IL o'clock last
night, and at the point Of revolyers
forced him to deliver over TO them
$50 in cash. No trace Of the rob
bers had been found up to late this
/ afternoon
I The two men, described by Mr. Ry-
les rs. being tall and heavy set, drove
up In . car and knocked on the door.
Mr. Ryles, who was in bed, arose and
answered the summons Upon open
ing the door, Ryies peered into two
revolvers held in the hands Of the
two men, whose faces were concealed
by masks They demanded thxt he
turn over to them $3.50 which be had
in his possession, and which he had
received m the mail only two days
previously. Nothing else Was taken
or demanded, and tie men left as
soon as the money Was turned over
to them
Sheriff holland was not notified un-
til late this morning and by that time
any traces the men may have left be-
hind had been obliterated and they
were given an opportunity TO make
a safe getaway.
Both Mr.. .Ryles and the sheriff are
confident that the men knew of
the receipt of the money By Ryies. 1t
came in a letter from distance by
mal IN payment Of note, and was in
the form of 800 bill The addition
al $50 from savings was in bills also.
The amount was hidden in the mat
tress of the bed When the men de-
the money, Ryles denied he
had any In the house, but they insist
ed he had and while one of the men
covered him with two guns, the other
began = search and soon unearthed
.he roll of bills in the bed.
Mr.. Ryles thinks the men drove a
Dodge closed car. After leaving the
house they drove south
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-19
WOODMAN PICNIC,
AT MONTOUR
Annual Gathering of Gem County
Lodges to be Held May q.

Montour will be the Mecca for 10y.
al members of the Modern Woooner
of America on Friday, May 27, when
the annual Gem county picnic Of the
order will be held. But the celebra-
ton is not limited to Woodmen. Ev-
erybody is invited to attend Elab-
crate prepapartions have been made
for the entertainment of visitors and
nothing will be left undone to make
the occasion one of real pleasure.
The program follows:
10 a. m.-Music by Sweet band
10:30-Sport program as follows:
50-yard dash for girls under u
years.
10-yard dash for boys under II
years.
Egg race, free for ALL
Sack race for boys under i8 years.
Shoe race, free for all.
Nail driving contest for ladies'.
Tug of war, fve-man teams.
First and second prizes of S100
and so cents respectively will be Civ
en- for all vents except the nail driv-
ing contest and tug of war For
the former a prize of S1.00 is offered
and for the latter $3.50.
IL noon-Pienic dinner.
1:30 p. m.-The following program
with Gilbert Talley as chairman, will
be given:
tMusic-Sweet band.
Address fo welcome Finley Mon
roe
Music-Sweet band.
Address. W. Anderson.
$40.
9 o. m-Dance.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-19
Cut Worms Damare Grapes.

Cut worms that climb the grape
vines during the night and bite off
the tender blossoms have caused no
little anxiety and grief to Lou Ober-
meyer on the South Slope. Mr.. Ober-
meyer has been compelled for q week
or ten days to be on duty all night
with fashight and pick the pests
from the vines. Within the last few
days, however, the vines have made
such rapid growth that the worms
have sought greener pastures,