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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-26

rou opakovala pri pozd6jSim
policejnlm vyslechu:
"Ptam Sc vas jeste jednou,
zda 81 mne chcete WITH ta-
zal Sc Hala vstflc mu zazn6-
la osudna odmitava odpoved' ;
"Nemohu a jest to take ma
poslednf odpoved'." :"
Sotva dofekla, tfeskla rama
a kule 2 revolveru vnikla ne
bohe zene do lev6 strany pr
sou, uvfznuvsi Y nebezpetnem
mfst6, nedaleko sameho srdce.
Dcera Anezka marn6 Sc sna-
lila, aby Hal1v vrazedny po-
kus zameZila, vrhla Sc prot
zufivci, kdyz liz bylo poZde
a matka jeii krvi Zbroce.
ma klesla ma podlahu
Po zoufal6m cinu vyb6hl Hala
kolem pod6Sene Anezky a ry-
chile vb6hl do kuchyn6, kde We
SVEN zoufalstvi 81 vehnal kuli
do hlavy sice "a prave ucho.
Pfi prfchodu rychle pOvolan6
pohcie nalezen byl Y bezv6do-
mi ma podlaZe kuehyn6. Oba
dopraveni byli rychle do ne
mocnice sv. Alexise ma Broad
way, kde obema byla poskyt-
nuta p1'ynl pomoc. Y Haly To-
bylo marnou namahOu, mlrilt'
dobfe, neb zemrel IA hodiEu
po vrazednem atentatu. Ale
take nest astna obet' obstarOz-
nfho posetilce sotva pry 1.-Two
TEN vyvaZne.
Cely truchliyy pfipad vyvo.
lal V okoli pochopitelny roz-
ruch d jednotliv6 hlou6ky lidu
zive rokovaly celem drama.
tu. prona$ejfce RUNE kritiky,
iak za kazde podobne okolno-
sti byva zvykem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-26
DALS1 INFORMACNl CLAN
Ky DOPISOVATELE PLAIN
DEALERU.

W. C. Howells, notinarsky
correspondent, jak jsme Sc jil
nekolikrate Zminili, pokratule
Y zasilani infor1naei prayem
ftayu osvobozengeh naSich
ylasti. Dnes, obievil Sc Plain
Oealeru iiz clanek patty, kte
rem popisuje ziyot ma moray
skfm yegkove. Ma cizince pi$e
o tamnfch pomerech dosti W
stizne. Dopis sem zaslany il
hlavy ale v6novan jest hlaynt
ceskemu iihu, kolem Trebone
Bud9ioyic, Potatek atd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-26
OPPOSICE PROFIT ORGANI-
SOVANf ODBOCKY KU
KLUX KLANU.
Mssicne prihlasi Sc pry jedine
v Clevelande 1000 clenI.

kOnOdaren q ones Dude pfeUfne
tenn iednanf mestske rady "a
mySIen6 zarazeni nabozensky
/ rasovne nesnaselive organisa
ce nasem m6ste. Mayor
Fitzgerald, jenz rano pfiiede
S manzelkou 2 Atlantic City,
bude ma veternim jednani pfi-
mo zahrnut dotaZy.
Vzdor tomu, ze Ku Klux
Klan sc nikterak net6Si vseo-
becnym sympatiim m6sta, ko-
nala sc zde V patek schdze, ma
kter6 podivnymi obrady zapfi
sahnnto bylo novych 274 Gle
nj, takze predpotopni organi-
SAGE tato eta die vypov6dl
vlastnich 1fednfk6 1926 clen0
zdeisi pobocky. Podobna schd-
re konana bude We Gtvrtek,
kdy bude pfijat daleko v6tSi
pocet Glenu.
Radni Damn vede opposici
vtera prohlasil, ze poda pro
test. kterV bude n6Cim iinym,
nez-li resolnci obycejneho fa-
du. IA tim GGelem vyZve ostat
nj Gleny rady k pfedporad6
ieStG pred pravidelnyn zaha-
ienim schuze mestske rady.
Mezitim nvazuje poIicie 0 "a
kroGeni .proti cele. podivn6 spo-
letnosti, kter6 by mohlo znlti
pro p'estoupeni ordinance
proti spiknuti, jimz ma byti
poruSen vereiny pokoj, ale
zdrai Sc patrn6 akce, jez Sc
bude die vseho riditi jedine
die dneSnihO radniGniho usne-
Semi.
Damn jevf spokoienost, ze
IA MIN stoji valna v6tsina OBJ
canstva, iez 81 nikterak nepre-
ie, ably nikym neopravn6ne or
ganisace zasahovaly soudni-
ctvi a pachaly po pfipade zlo-
Giny pod rou&kou zahady a IA
tajemnych okolnosti, jez byly
mozny iedint Y temnem sire
doy6ku. Podobnym vystupova-
MIN, Jez lest vlastne protlza-
konne, nikterak Ku Klux Klan
nedokazuje, re byl by sdruae-
MIN amerikanisatnim neb de.
mokratickym.
Take kandidat mayorstvi
Haserodt slibuje padu Zvole-
nj. ze 4 mesta podiynou tn ce-
ladku vypleni. Die jeho slo1
nep0trebuje amerikanisaee po-
dobnych Zbabelych a nemuz
nych Zbrani a proto hodla
Haserodt wyatt k spoluprac
statni soudy guyernela Da.
wise.
Mayor Fitzgerald jeste pref
svym odjezdem do Atlantic Ci
ty prohIasil verejne, re Gred
nici zdejSiho Ku KluX klanl
budou osobne Zodpovedni q;
/ kazde poruSeni zakonu a ma
fidil lined rediteli m6stsk,
bezpecnosti Sprostemu, alb.
vsemi prostredky brzdil kaz
dou nedovolenou cinnost. Po
dobn6 Sc vyjadril policejn
!, naGelnik Frank Smith, jen'
slibil dbati, ably poradek neby
poruSovan. Jest samoZfejmf
ze i d6lnictvo jest proti ka2
demu zi-iZovani komediant
. skych tajnych spolku re ia
ke teto strany obdrzl vSec
becnou posilu, neb Ku Klu
Klan vystupuie nepratelsk
neien proti katolictvi, zidol
stvi, obyvatelstvu ciziho puvc
/ du, ale proti organisoyanem
d6Inictvu. Loyal America
League, byvala TO America
Protective League vcera s
, rozhodne ohradila proti tomt
/. aby byla uvadena ve spojer
S Ku Klux Klanem.
DIE mlstniho nacolnika X
{; Klux Klanu, Henryho Love;
pf'ihlasl Sc pry kazdy mesi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-26
VYROBA OCELE v CESKO
SLOVENSKU.

(FLIS.) Vice uhlf pro prG-
myslov6 potfeby V Ceskoslo-
venaku take umoznilo v6tSi w
robu ocele. Americky konsul
G. S. Winans podava zpravu,
re v5roba cinila 972.976 tun
tedy zvvseni 0 186.954 tun, il
max 23.8 procent proti minult
mu roku, t. j. proti 1919. W.
roba "a rok 1913 byla pone-
kud v6tSf a r. 1917 rovnala sc
10000 tunam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-26

AZ zdejsfch organisator6 a ne
ien mesto, ale i 1fady vdbec
budou pry mfti tezkou praci,
ably hnuti toto bylo potla6eno.
Neni pry zakona, ktery by
mohl zakazati dalsi organise
vanf neb poradani schdzf. Vse-
chny zpravy vydavane 0 Ku
Klllx Klanu isou pry pfekrou-
ceny a nepravdivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-26

Ran0 pQ spachane yrazd6 Eat
cen. bS, pri tinu 4traznikem
Wachsem poStreleny Hunt '
listen dome ma vych. l3l. III.
Pro spolnutast 2atten jest il
ng ygte@nik clevelandskych u
lie, Walsh. Oba tito, jak jest
dosud terstvG pameti ctena-
ri. prchli spolu iinym yez-
mem, Gatlaghererh, y byli te-
prve po tfech. tydnech policii
polapeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-26
Vyhovela zam6stnavsteice.

Mari. prosim vas. co della
ten hasiG V kuchyni?'
"Ale. prosim. vtera milost-
PAM vIslovn6 mi poruGila. ze
voiik az mi nesmi do kuchy-
NJ"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-26
PODVODNfCi. Bohus ,Jilek,

Holy, Ph. Rezek, Belasek.
DR.. Helebrandt, Vanlcek,
Rehofikova, Helena, Jarmi-
la, Vronska, Panska, vsichni
tito Sc pfedstavl ct. publ
KUN V slni J. A. Komenskg,
dne 16. f1jna 1921. = Rid
PIP. Sed]eckyy a 9. Vjmr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
OPINION EXPRESSED THAT GAS
WAS IGNITED ~ LIGHT.
ED CIGARETTE
by Associated Pres.

LOS ANGELES, March se.--An off.
Ger and three men from the army hal.
loon school ut Ross Field. Arcadia. wcro
seriously burned to-day by explosion cl
m army balloon in Coyote Pass. about
eight miles from Los Angeles.
The injured were Lieut.. J. Il. suli.
van. and three enlisted men. They
were members II detail from Ross
Field tn take back To Arcadia balloon
In which the ascension had been made
by Lieut. George l., Watts.
Lieut.. Watts had reached nm altitude
II $4,000 feet and had decided to land.
When he was fifteen hundred feet from
the ground. h. made u parachute leap.
leaving tie hag which was gradually
escaping gaS, to drif, To- earth
IT, landed safe and escaped Injury
hut the balloon cAplulrd immediately al
ter II rrahccd the earth the drtail. from
the Gilloon mhool. and the men vet,
seriously burned.
The opinion was expressed that IN,
explosion was caused by cigarette.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
PANHANDLE NIGHT
OPERATOR ROBBED;
ESCAPE
VICTIM THOUGHT END HAD COME
WHEN IIE WAS ASKED
To OPEN SAFE.

Sheriff John Cone Of Carson county
spent Tuesday In the city keeping n
lockout for the robbers of the nigh,
,uperotor at Panhandle early Tuesday
morning
Tho wires and telephone were kept
busy IN all directions. and nj one time
Il was thought the fleeing robbers had
been located. A message came to'Sheriff
ilurton Roach. saying three men In a
car answering the description of the
one the holdups were supposed 10 h. IN,
had PASSED through Claiming. and that
Sheriff Bill Carrot was In hot pursuit.
Garrett overlook his quarry. hut they
were not robbers. II was about o'clock
IN the morning. according Ca sheriff
Cone. when two masked men appeared
al the Lnnta Pc station window nj Pan.
handle. One covered the operator. Lewis
Lester. with a gun. and the other crawl
I'd through the window aud took ,iO.is
from the cash drawer Then Lester was
commanued Ia open the safe. Eternity
loomcd before Operator Lewis with that
command. snys sheriff Cone.
The tate Of the operator at Lubbock
when he was ordered to open the mfc
by the Connaliy boys came 10 mind.
Like the Lubbock operator he had Ia
tell the robbers h. couldn't open the
safe, for he had not the combination.
But the holdups did moi take the Pan
handle operators life. They took the
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL BASEBALL LEAGUE is
FORMED; GUY FRLLER CHOSEN PRESIDENT

Organization uf thc amarillo
sunday school Hasclall League
took place at "a mc tiLg OF repre-.
neutatiycs of various churches ut
,hc Frs baptist church last night
with the election of Guy W Fallor
81 thc city Ligh, ana water com.
iany as president Roy NJ Britain
II the TrN Plains Realty Company
Nirc president and David VI War.
rcn, secretary treasurer.
Cop, 90 the constitution and hy.
laws was rad ana approved. The
purpose ~ the league was defined
49, TO promote and create interest
IN baseball among the Sunday
schools Of Amarillo"
-Four clubs have practically
agtccd ~ come into the league.
They arc teams from the First
baptist. Polk Street Methodist.
First Christian AMI central Pres.
h,icrinn churches l,cprcscnia.
lives from the first three churches
declared they were assured clubs
ouuh Ia organizsl. while the one
from the latter church said he bc.
hcyvd enough young men could he
obtained to form a club
Another meeting viii bc hld
Tuesday, April n. when several
other business matters win b. dis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

teams II they play sunday hail
The must attend sunday school
two out ~ four ~ three out ~ five
sundays during the month. Play.
crs Who must work during The sun.
day srhuul hour mnv brcomc cligi.
bic. provided they win attend 9th.
co. church services Restrictions
are made upon players switching
from en-" Denomination tp another
simply fur the purpose ~ playing
baseball
Tn" president ~ the league was
given authority Ia appoint u com.
mittrc Ut three tn settle any dis.
puivs over thv ownership of play.
crs Provision IL made Tor the sus
pension IT play who d. acts con.
sidcrrd uncthital to the best inter.
csis u the league
Substitute players may be- used,
II team d"cs MT have enough Ell.
gihlc players, proyId the opposing
nine agrees 10 the substitution.
should the suhstiiutiuns not bc an.
proved. then the umpire viii b. re-.
quircd To give forfeit Ia the team
showing M with eligible players.
The league president was giYcn
authority % appoint a league score.
Keeper. while the local clubs will
bc permitted to select their score.
keepers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

GUESSED u, that timc d b. expect.
al thr various clubs can Dc organ.
izrd. managers aud captains elect.
ell aud delegates 60 the league NJ.
loClvd. Each club VIII bc allowed
twn members in the hague organ.
izutlOn
Financing uf uniforms will b. lett
To each team. Prices w,rr secured
un uniforms hy H. l.. Smith. u be.
ing estimated that good ones can
hc obtained Ia lots at Si2 To- ,i3
each. including delivery charges
Each club will also finance Itself
IN regard g. laselIlls and hats, al.
though 1, IL believed the league can
hccone SELF sustaining by taking
frcc.wlll offerings at the games.
Enthusiasm WAS highly evident
at thu meeting last night Suggvs.
tions were received In regard To
games among whtch was one pro.
posing 80 game schedule. This
would allow each team To play
about two games a week from the
Time the pln,ing SEASON begins
about May I. u n believed the
clubs can h. organized and schc.
dulles arranged by the first of May.
Prom ,tlon of clean athletics In
Amarillo IL declared tn D. one ~
the purposes ~ the lcague. Play
crs viii not b. allowed 10 b. ON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
OKLAHOMA CITY COMPRESS
DESTROYED BY FIRE; LOSS
ESTIMATED AT $4,000
~ Associated Press,

~ Associated Prcts.
OKLAHOMA CITY. March s9.-Fir,
which destroyed the Interstate Cotton
Compress nine box cars and a uy,
story uffirc buildirg Ut thc compdcss
company. az u total estimated dnmae,
& >51S.OOO was brought under control
here tonight after thtcc.hour nrht
by the fire department
According To Gus cox, wharf foreman
thu lire started from sparks of pas.
scuger train engine which passed about
ten minutes before the fire was diScoV
cred. No insurance was carried un the
Sottun. 10. OO0 lalcs of which were dc
s,ruyed. according tn cox. Company ug
fcials would not ,ay whether insuranc,
was carried on The buildings.
/ Charles l.aughlin, son 81 the firm
manager and Arthur Fitzpatrick. ne.
/ gro cmployr, were slightly burned when
/ they rescued office records from the
burning building The buildings cover.
! I'll about two acres.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
FIRE WORKS CAUSE
Of EXPLOSION, SAY
CHICAGO OFFICERS
OWNERS or ESTABLISHMENTS RE
ARRESTED AND LODGED
N JAIL.
Dy Associated Press.

W HhHo'atfu TftaAs
CHICAGO. March 20. Manufacture
and storage of fire works In. a manner
prohlldlcd hy the city ordinances wa,
NAMED tonight by city and police off
cialr FOR AN explosion In the heart of
West side tenement district today
which killed at leafs eight persons. in.
jurcd 100 90 more, rendered dozens tenn.
porarily homeless and damaging build
ings blocks away.
Two men were held In jail tonight
la connection with the disaster and two
othera, possibly killed In the explosion.
were sough, by the police.
The explosion wrecked the warehouse
OF We'll and Company. paper dealers.
where a dozen wen were working. All
are believed 10 have been killed.
Next door was the firm OF Singer and
schnffcr dealers In novelty mrechan.
disc. Chief OF police Charles Fitznor.
ris and Fire Attorney shirley High.
after completing Investigations. tonight
declared fhat the Singer and Schaffer
firm had manufactured fire works In
aud around the warehouse IN violation
u city ordinances and that combustion
II these fire works was 20 blame for the
disaster. They declared the firm had
frequently been warned Ia discontinue
the manufacture and had been repeat.
edly warned that fireworks could not
bc stored within the city limits.
There IN no question" said Chief
Fiiznnrris. that this manufacture at
bootleg fireworks caused the catastro
ph-.
Max Singer and Edward Schaffcr
were re- arrested and placed la Jail To
night after They had bccn questioned
and released to-day.
According io Mr. High and Chlol
Fitsmorrls. The two men held In iail
both admitted that the firm manufac
'urcd fro works aud that II had con
ductud IAN illrit trade la this product
Dozcns NJ .airamcn toured the central
west taking orders, they were quoted
a. saying
More than ton 81 TST dynamite
and other explosives l. believed Ia have
b'cn consumed In the explosion. Scores
II fare hbcis pieces ui fire crackers and
torp"does were found near the wreck.
agc. In a nearby building were 1000
pounds uf turpcdocs. according 20 the
police and evidence indicating that hun.
drods ct pounds of gun powder and dy.
numitt recently had been Rhipped to the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
-FOUR MEN BURNED DEATH Preferred.
by EXPLOSION or TO PRISON BARS,
AN ARMY BALLOON IS ROBBERS VIEW
rtRiisIlER PRODUCES COPS IN.
STEAD on COIN. AND BANDIT
ENDS OWN IIrE.
ny Associated rWss.

SAN FRANCISCO. March ga
nan Identified as j, Elton Moran of
Sli4 sheridan Road. Chicago. entered
the private office Of II. 4. CrothcrS.
publisher helc Il the san Francisco
Bulletin TODAY. demanded $1,000 and
then committed suicide hy shooting him.
self through the head when the police
arrived to arrest him.
Mr.. Cruthcrs said he had never seen
the man before. When Moran threw
open the office door aud made his de.
mand, flcurlshing revolver. Mt.
Crothors told him to wait u few min
utos while he sent for tho money and
then h. walked into the main editorial
rom and sent a can tor the police.
Moran followed the Publisher. hut
was stopped hy three employees. lie
held them ut hav with his revolver hut
tl'y managed Ia engage hise1ticutiun
D., nv-raiion until the arrival ol the
pulirc when hc turn u the weapon
upou himplf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
SOUTHERN BANKERS
ASKED To OUTLINE.
SUITABLE PROGRAM
PROBLEMS or PRODUCER DIS.
CussED ny HARDING AND
AND CABINET.
MONEY QUITE Plentiful
Ma Objection 10 Financing Farmer,
says Secretary MIllon--Must
De- dome says Herbert
Hoover.
by Associated Pras.

by Associated rrts.
WASHINGTON, March .a.--Thc war
finance corporation tonight issued u
call Tor a conference here April fourth
1t southern bankers a. discuss methods
10y which the expectation ui southern
agricultural products may best be- II.
HANGED. Announcement OF the confer.
tuc. followed discussion uf the farm.
crs' problems by the cabinet, after
which II Was said definite plans for far.
mer relief probably soon would be put
forward.
Announcement Of the conference was
confined to the bare statement of the
call and the date. In the light OF the
Gays developments. however. II was re-.
gdided as the first step by the new
administration loo,,ing "a solution OF
tie farmers difficulties.
Several other such meetings are plan.
ned II was stated. Secretary Hoover
expects soon To- meet with representa-.
lives Ut the agricultural industry t.
fals over with them the problems which
p,eset their industry.
officials of the finance corporation
cesire. II was said. To explain To the
southern bankers. on whose shoulders
fall the burden OF providing funds fol
the export Of cottcn and other products.
Just how far the federal agency can
|, go Ia supplying the money they seek
Ia this connection II was deemed likely
that the treaSurys position with ~
sI'ect ~ exports Ia Germany would also
he made cleav.
The corporation already has approx.
ed luan OF Sc .o0O.O0O for the financ,
shipments 20 states In Central Europe,
and Secretary Mellon has said Their,
was ne objection to loans on exports
Ia Germany, provided the finance cor
poration was given good security Ivy tn,
exporting houses.
Thcic have been indications ON scv
erai occaslvns that the corporation wa,
ready to extend aid In shipping I,
Cache. Slovakh and Poland. although
a public statement To that effect has
never been made. In these two cuun
tries. exporters have reported grvat
opportunities fur the marketing ut col,
ton aud other exclusively southern pro
ducts.
While there was no official expires
sion tonight. II apparently was the pro
kram vt these officials having 10 DE-
directly with the farming industry, q
spread conferences over several month.
H. which time representatives from IN,
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
HARDING CONSIDERING
FREIGHT RATE QUESTION

'iated PreHs.
Nv JOHN PAGE
Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON. y. c.. March 20.
President Harding received q mum.
her ~ newspaper men today nj the
White House. In reply 10 q cues
ton from the staff correspondent Of
the Amarillo Daily News az 70
whether his administration had un-
Ter consideration any measure look.
ing toward lowering OF the high
freight rates which are now throt
Ting the business Of the country. he
replied that he had given that Ques.
tion serious thought of late, and
that u would BE- dcalth with In his
Forthcoming message 10 the rww
congrcss When asked the same
question last week he indicated that
he was not ready at that time 20
answer Il.
The President stated today that
before formulating recommendations
with regard TO lower rates on freight
and passenger traffic. and the rail.
road situation generally. II would be
necessary for him 10 confer with
members of the Interstate Com.
mcrce Commission and OF the Rail
way Labor Board.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
HARDING WILL ASK
CONGRESS REPAss
THE F0RDNEY BILL
QtICk ACriON DEMANDED; TO
PROTECT FARMERS AGAINST
RtINOtS COMPETITION.
WILL PROTECT FARMERS
ishl niIIcIs from Tariif Measures I.cre
toiort ~, Producers Rather than
Manufacture. arr
Protected.
Ey JOHN PAGE
Hiafi Corr slOud,nU.

WASHINGTON. 10. g.. March "a
President Harding has decided TINT IA,
flist thing the SiNty seventh Congress
wall he asked To de- will Lc To- rcpnrs IN.
Fordncy Tariff 1911 Just ~ II was OIL.
ninnlly passed and sent L. President
Wilson. WIN Vetoed Il. Mr.. Harding
has impressed unon the leaders ~ the
Senate and House that II is imperative
that this bill 10 passed az quickly an
pOsslhle Tor the moral effect u will
have upon the farmers. lie asserts
that the encouragement they will derive
from knowing their crops Tor the com
INK season VIII be- protected from ruin.
car foreign competition will result In
their going ahead with their plans for
the coming season upon much larger
scalc hhnn wfuld otherwise hc tls,
cAs,. and that the whole country will
benefit from thr relatively large Do.
mcsiic food supply and from the pros
porliy al the agricultural classes.
Heretofore tariff hills hnv been
drawn M To- protect the minufactur.
ing interests al New England The
Fortlney hill differs radically. IN that
q IN intended only for the progeciiDa vi
the farmers and li,estock inen. u ths
TN gocs through without amendment.
M the President wishes II to do. there
VIII be a tariff of forty cents per hush.
81 on wheat, and twenty percent OH
wheat flour This viii protect the
wheat growers of the Panhandle ana
Plains from ruinous Canadian and AZ.
gentlnc competition. Other articles
which viii be- protected ARE; peanuts. Sc
lrr pound: potatoes. ssc per bushel
onions iOc per bushcl; peanut oil, sGc
per gallon; cottonaccd oil. zoo per gal
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
TO ASSIST FARMERS
RAILWAY PROBLEM Considered
BY HARDING dissatisfaction
APPEARS TO Be NATION wide.

ing was only 81 q preliminary and
indicative character. bus there were
indications That the ch.ef executive
nnd his official advisors were much
concerned over Information which
su far has como Into thnir possesses
hion. Since It took up the rclna ~
authority, the administration has
heard rumhllngs of dissatisfaction
irum many sources. the rnnda coin.
planning NJ inadequate Income. tho
employees protesting against Inn.
pending wage reductions. shippers
asking reduction In freight ana la
sulne caH"s the general public np.
iicnllng Tor hotter service.
All uf thoFc points of .llsfitisfac.
ton are a. be- examined in the nd.
mlniHlrtinn Inquiry. II In under.
stood that "a general increase In
freight rates has been advised
against.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
BODY
f 0UND IN RIVER
RELIEVED To m THAT or MISS.
ING FORT WORTH TEI.E.
GRAPH OPERATOR.
Dy Aaaoclalel fTsaa.

TT. WORTH. Texas. March ga
badly decomposcd body. believed Ia b.
'ha, of Scott Nickols. Western Union
Telegraph chief operator who has been
missing here since February last
was found IN Trinity river near the
three mile bridge west Of the city this
iftcrnoon. \ ring cuff links borc the
Initials -. y" and the laundry mark
IN the clothing WAS identified rs that
nf Nicknls.
Corunors Investigation late this even
ms showed that Nickols had lrcn shot
through the heart Police believe hr
was murdered and robbcd and his bod,
then thrown from the bridge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
0RREGON Will. R;.ORGiNizH
MENlCkS CONStLiR SERVICE


SAN Fl,N&CiSCO. March - An.
hl President Ohtcpon uf Mexico a. re-.
o'Hiulyr The consular acrNlro NJ that
country in cuba was made here today
~ AlhcIti Mlscarrnaa MeNican con.
sul general hUrrf ilo vii leave for
Havana ut tLc end 81 the week
Musuronas will be- succeeded hcrc by
Eduardo Ruiz, consul NJ Los Angeles.