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Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06

November snowfall records for forty
years in Maine were broken during the
month just closed, the total being 24.S
inches. About 20 inches fell in the
storm which began on the last Saturday.
The previous high record was % g inches
10 1905. The month was 70 degrees cold
or than normal.
The Simmons ststuary and accompany
ing funds for its upkeep we're officially
turned over 10 the Portland Society of
Art last week. Two separate transac-
rions fulfilled provisions of the will Of
the late Franklin Simmons and the de-
cree of the probate court in relation to
the collection were necessary.
Gov. Percival P. Baxter will give Q
$10, 900 church organ to the Church of
the Sacred Heart In Portland, II bis offer
ia accepted by Bishop Walsh. Miss
Emily P. Baxter, sister of the governor,
was organist In this church several years,
and this organ was installed In her homo
by the late James P. Baxter, her father,
20 years ago. 1t will be erected ss
memorial to her.
The hunting season in Maine, which
closed November 80, exscted q toll of
fourteen lives, five more than last year.
Four hunters were killed In mistake for
deer, three accidentally shot themselves,
one was accidentally killed by COM
D piniou, a game warden was killed by the
overturning of his automobile, two were
drowned, two died from exhaustion and
exposure and one was lost In the woods.
Presence of q diminutive mouse In q
bottle of soda water from which she was
drinking Is said to have prostrated q
Portland woman several weeks ago and
formed the basis for probable suit
against soda plant for damages. Fed
eral food inspectors have verified the
story and q suit 10 expected to be filed
shortly. The woman purchased several
bottles OF the tonic, and poured ont
small portion of the contents Of one for
her child. Raising the bottle to her
lips, she discovered the deceased occu-
pant and 1t 10 said she has been violently
Ill since.
Nathan Chandler, q native Of Foxcroft,
who recently passed away at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. E. n. Francis, In
Norridgewock, at the age OF S6 years,
was the grandson Of Arthur BradmaD,
who taught the first school iu the town
of Turner. This was in Revolutionary
times, Bradman having come here to
this country from England. His daugh-
ter, the mother OF the gentleman just
now deceased, married Ichabod Chand-
ler, who took his family by means OF an
OK sled to Foxcroft from Minot by spot
ted trail, where be cleared farm and
established his home. The older chill
dren of the family participated In the
OK sled expedition, but Nathan Chand'
Ter, who was the youngest OF the nine
children, was born in Foxcroft. He
spent the greater part of his life In that
town, coming to the Francis homo from
Guilford about II years ago.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Soma Ola Periodicals.

The Democrat has received copies OF
both "The Old Farmers Almanac" and
;sThs Maine Farmers, Almanac" tor the
,s.r 1922. Everybody knows what these
Soot. are. They have been with the
people DsOpis Of Maine and Oxford County s LOT
manv years,-.be flrst for $50 years and
tho second for 1O4 years. The ar;s M 70
intended to cover s,d the 11Gas .bs st.ts y, s1 Of
Maine. The price Of each IL 10 cents. 30
il 10 case Of ''psys your money ana
takes your choice" u
The Maine Farmers Almanac nss ~ -
addition to the usual matter founo N
such books . calendar Of state inst''u'
tions and officers. 49,.
From these books one can learn tnere
viii be two ecllpses for the year I'VE,
both solar. and neither ar Of them ION. 20 The ~
a.. ill be m snuular eclipse and take
Mace on March %. and the second
tolsl taking place September ~.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Some People We Know, and We Will
Profit by Hearing About Them.

This ID Q purely local event.
It took place 10 South Paris.
Not In some faraway place.
You are asked to investigate II.
Asked to believe . citizens word;
To confirm . citisen's statement.
Any article that is endorsed ct homo
IL more worthy Of confidence
Than one you know nothing about,
Endorsed by unknown people.
"a. w. Lord, carpenter and builder,
Gothic Street, South Paris, says: ~ waa
aonoyed With kidney trouble for several
years. Ny back was weak and lame, e.
pecially on arising of Q morning. could
hardly dress myself as the shooting pains
caught me across my back, every little
move made. Ny kidneys -didn't act
regularly and the seoretions bothered me
a lot BY being too frequent In psssage.
There was q sediment In the seoretions,
too. Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills sdver-
tised led me to try them and they soon
{, elievsd the trouble. Four boxes CURED
me and am pleased to recommend this
remedy"
Price 600, ct oil dealers. Don't simply
ask for . kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Lord
had. Foster. Ailburn Co., Mfrs., Buf.
!alo, n. Y.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Winnle.Winchester.

On November 26, In New York City,
occurred the marriage OF Marshall Win
chester to Mise Adelaide Winnie, both
of New York City.
This marriage is OF interest to Norway
people because Mr.. Winchester 10 2
grandson of Mrs. Clara A. Hayden, and
nephew Of Mrs. Fred E. Drake and
Eugene e. Hayden of that village, and
Ia q summer resident ct Lake Pennessee-
wasseee, or with his grandmother. He
10 . graduate of the Boston Institute OF
Technology and an expert electrical
engineer. he is employed by q New
York concern and 10 now engaged In put
ting 10 power plant ct Brunswick.
Mrs. winchester 10 Q graduate OF Vas
sar College and is we'll known In Nor
way, where she has visited.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
tiammoud.Merrill.

At the residence Of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. j. L. Wilson, Friday
AFTERNOON, Chester w. Hammond and
Miss Doris G. Merrill we're united iu
marriage. The single ring service WAS
ussd. the bridal couple being unattended
The groom 10 the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
wesley Hammond Of Wheeler Street,
and h in the employ Of tho Paris Manu-
featuring Co. The bride is the dsngn-
ter Of Mt. and Mrs. Irving Merrill. they
will make their homo with the family ol
the brides parents on Alpine Street.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Elmer B. Austin.

Following Q short illness with pneu-
monis. Elmer B. Austin died at his home
IN Buckfisld late Friday. Ar. Austin
w.. rhe ,ou of the late Holmes and Mo
lind. (asrlow) Austin. He married in
isSO Frances, daughter Of the late Col.
md Mrs. A. ID. White. She survives
him. with one son, Bert, principal o'
Easspors High School, and three daage'
,srs Mrs. Harry @. Allen OF Hartford,
Mrs Melinda Sparon and Mics Bessie U
rst,n of Buckfield. he is also sur,
viysd by one brother, W. s. Austin Of
sonth Paris. Mr.. Austin was memoel
~ IN, Baptist church. and OF Evening
Star Lodge, r. and A. II.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06

In South Paris, Nov. q. 10 the wife Of Harry
y. Moves OF Oxford, daughter.
II West Paris. Nov. %, 70 tho WHO OF Lesne
Estes, son, Robert Carleton.
10 Locke's Aills. Dee. l. 70 the wife OF HAIRY
10 "a BesSsi. Nov. q. 10 The wifs Of George
In Bethel. Nov. q. to the wife of 8. 8. Green.
n cornisS, Oct. 81, 70 shs xifs Of Bepjamin
Goodwin Of Hiram. son.
In Hopedale, Mao, Nov. g, 70 the wife Of
Lloyd L. Davis, . son, Leslie Morton.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Died.

In Bucknsld. Dec. .. Elmer B. Austin. sgsd %
In Mechanic Fails, Dec. ], Mrs. Brittsnia
Andrew, formerly Of Buckheld, aged @ years.
In East Hartford. Nov. %, Charles L. HeWsy'
In stow, Nov. %. Harold Eastman. aged "A
In Lewiston, Nov. 90. Mrs.. Helen Louise
Manley, formerly Of Norway, aEed bl Year,.
II Of Rumford, aged u years.
In Yarmouth, Nov. %. Rev. Henry Fsrrar,
formerly Of Gilead. aged 30 years.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Mrs. tieIen Louise Manley.

Mrs. Belen Louise Msnley died at her
homo in Lewiston Tuesday morning,
after years illness.
She was born in Norway Sept. "a, 1870,
but has lived most of her life In Lewis
ton.
She leaves . mother, Mrs. W. b. Ham
lin. of Lewiston; two sons, Albert 4.
and Joseph Warren Asnley OF Lewiston;
two daughters, Edith L. and Helen Man
lev. also of Lewiston. She is also sur
vivsd By two sisters, Mrs. Z. E. Hodg'
don and Mrs. vesta Wight, both OF Lew
iston. -,
Her husband, Oscar Manley, died only
last month.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Married.

In South Paris, Dse. .. BY Rev. 7: L. Wilson'
Mr.. Chester ". Hammond and Miss Doris g.
Merrill, both Of South Paris.
In West Paris. Nov. g, by ksv. =: ~. i. Alor1cn
May Moody, both Of Albany.
IL Bethel, Nov. =, Harry Churchill and Miss
Letha Grover, both Of Bethel.
In New York City, Nov. .. 1srshan VIE
chester; formerly Of Horyays ana A"s Aoe'
In Lowell, Nov. %, by O. Z. Chapman, Esq.,
Roland ". Taylor and Margaret Annie Kent
both Of Lowell.
In Lowell, Nov. 81, by @. 3. Chapman. ESQ,
In Portland, Nov. Il, Charles B. Burton Of
Portland and Miss Mary Hastings OF Fryeburg'
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Rur.l carrier Examination.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced examinations for
the County Of Oxford, to be held at Nor
way and Rumford on January IA, 1922,
to al the positions OF rural carrier af
Rumford and South Paris; and vacancies
that may later occur on rural routes
from other post Offices In the above men
toned county. Form No. 1877 and ap-
plicatIon blanks may be obtained from
the Offices mentioned above or from the
limited States Civil Service Commission
At washington, D. G. Applications
.hould be forwarded to the Commission
at washington, D. c., at tho earliest
practicable date.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
champion squash.

rrsd L. Warren Of Dalton tnin.s e Se
~. rsiaed the champion squash OF tae
.ssr "a Il weighs Ill pounds and meas,
S III a.. fset and eleven inches the otne.'
Ths 1 snussh stands two feet ana one ancn -
h,sh' DS And i one foot and slsvsn 'nooes
81 diameter.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Paris Grange.

At the regular meeting OF Paris
Grange Saturday, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
MA. p. Stearns, Jr.
O.-Ernest Talbot.
S-E. B. Curtis.
L.-Eva Record.
Chap.-John 8. Brown.
Treas--R. 8. Gates.
Sec.-izs Porter.
A S-Freeland Cummings-
g. K.-Merton Curtis.
L. A S.-Altce Cummings-
Ceres-Ida SteArns-
Pomona-Lois Talbot
Flora-Georgia Curtis
Librnrian--Cora Talbot.
Chorister-Alice Field.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Round Over In Accidental Shooting

Bound Over In Accidentaa Snoo'i"s'
Eryille Feruald Of Stow was orougn'
bsfore Trial Justice Albert d. rark ft,.
dsy. charged with mansIaugnter IN ~
shooting Harold Eastman OF STOW ou
Rsttls,naks Mountain on the MONDAY
nrscsdipg. A brief account OF the snoo!-
10 iu given on another page OF tons
nsosr. County Attorney Harry NJ Snsw
paps.,a6 for the state. Feruald waived
syfmIpation, aud was bound over TO the
T.hruary term of court in the sum OF
ssoo Bail was Immediately furnished;
SsJrsv % Sauborp, who was with Fernalo
?. .hs ,ims of the shooting, was cum
,nonad A q witness.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06

TIL. Rpvorth League OF Norway n.'
.,scssd ths following oficers:
Pres.-Leslie Gibson. NH. Clark. Doris
s.,.s snd Esther sikkengA-
secrefsry-Gertrude Howard.
Treasurer-Willard Lebroke'
tSrrsnist-Edith Joslin-
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06

Thsv who dssire to give number %
.h,,drsn Iu oxford and Franklin Coun
ties . merry Christmas, Gan au h.ud.
sending toys, either new % 2. 'eS Drake,
or money to Miss Eivs y Gcs,idrsn,s
AGENT for State Board OF
arardIsus. Town Hall, Runsosa'
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Card of Thanks.

r-,.h 10 express my gratitude TO tne
,h,srv Association, Baptist Circle, sun.
.n,rs hin Club. and oil neighbors and Ir,enG. s..a
for the beautiful flowers ,, anu w' and The
ns.sss ,v shown during my Illness sou Wv
,,,...s Ill.,. and death Of my dear sister.
i'iness s'N mrs. DORA JORDAN.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06

Hives. ecssma, Itch or salt yheum se1s, you
crasy. Can't bear the touch Of your clothing.
Doan's Ointment II hne for akin itching. An
drugsists sell it, 6oc box.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06

Tor any pain. burn, scald or bruise, apply DR..
Thomaa' Eclectic Oil-the household remedy.
Two sises SOC and 600 at al drug stores.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06

Osots viii Oc reprosoutcu W "o~
S'is OF the Baptist society. Admission
|" 'Ae play will be 25 cents.
This week 10 designated a. American
saocation Week By the National Edu-
Stional Association. The purposes oi
oe week are to bring TO the pubic !,
.uOsiedge Of the accomplishments ano
s'eos OF the schools and 20 secure inter
~ ~ and cooperation froi, the cisizens,
sus various clubs and societies are asked
"Sonsider education at their meetings
'Su 'os clergy are invited to touch on
"Sacational matters in their services
vas OF the things which will take mrs
race 10 our village schools during tni'
I'e. will be ire drills. Lessons WI
~'O oe given on conduct on the hign
n and how to make them more safe
..sas sssns are asked to cooperate TO tn'
~ AZ mat they may get one hundred cent
i mus % out OF every dollar they inves
assll patronized affair and success
naI 10 all respects was the Christmas sal
s.. s'' 'oe auspices Of the Christian IN
,s.. ,ssor Society at the Congregations
tosSSy Friday. Fancy work, aprons
M u and candy were on sale In the after
~ and there was q good patronage o
70, oooths. From s to Z O'Clock cafe
L,ls supper was served, with . parsicc
49,. appetizing menu. The coined
so"o oo "kleptomaniacs," In the svenin
H,. H,p.esed the program. The cast q
DsnaAs aAs previously been given 10 %
n,sst, and no one familiar with 10
b b. ~ Of those 10 the several roles need
In, oio that it was highly entertain
soe kspt the audience 10 . lsugl
A.. sae sise Of the house, the receipl
do,,. smah admission were over thir'
ssso.sr n Tor the evening alone. An exs.
ihs ssnuas has not jet been made b
~ ~ w'A receipts were about el43.o
Expenses net largo.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
Maine News Notes.

additional Norway news on page ]
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
ROTARY CLUB BOYS SURVEY

20 refounatory or other correctional
Institution last YEAR, 2
How many were placed under proba.
tion7 3.
Number ~ SHARED probation Off.
Gers employed /
Total number ~ boys from your city
h. rcformatory 81 correctional institu-
tion on Jan. l, last. 2.
The following agencies are working
foi boys during their spare time
hoy scouts troops 25O boys BOYS
clubs. Boys Department OF Young
Mems Christian Association Boys De-.
partmont of Catholic Young Mems As.
sociaiion, Boys Department ~ Young
Mems Hebrew Association. Boys De.
partmcnt Playground Association
other organizations; Boys hrigadcs
cadets Woodcraft Leagues, inior police,
cadets Woodcraft Leagues. junior police
BOY Scoutsl 10. Total number ~ boys
In organizations. 900. Total number
not provided for. 1874.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Following Is the first page. present
ing the bare facts" OF the Roy Life
survey 81 Amarillo recently completed
hy the Rows Work Committee ~ the
Amarillo Rotary club. and distributed
d. that organization 10 al ~ the mem.
hers ~ the fraternity ~ the meeting
Thursday noon al the Amarillo Hotel
Survey commenced July p. 1921. and
completed Sept IS. 1921 Total hoy
population 1894
Leading automobiles hy percontigesl
Natve white. eGli per cent
Native parcntsgc g2l5 per cent
Foreign parcntagc. l.2a per cent
Mixed parcntage 2.G7 per cent
Foreign born white 25i per cent.
Negro 30 per cont
Faiths DIV porcentagcsc
Protestant SO per cent.
Catholic 10 per cent.
jewish 8 per cent
Bows enumerated are between ages ~
ana Is years
BOYS in public grade schools white
1882 colorcd .
Bows in parochial rradc schools 30
Boys in public high schools. 295, col
o.od
Bows working In offices and business
pursuits or mechanical trades. white
ifN. colorcd 10.
Messenger boys not In day school,
white b. colorod none.
Total hoy population NJ city tomit
bows in night school from total, white
1900 colorcd -.
How many delinquent boys were
dealt with boy Juvenile or other courts
during the last year? 81
How many Of these were committed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
Love-Making Roles
Copied

Lessons u tho ar ~ making love a,
r. rre Co., th, standard st by such
movie heroes ls Doug Bill Hart am
Tom NiN Ir, hurlosgu"d .n VIII E0e
,.. delightful new Guldwyu pic'ur,
doubling iur Romeo which BE- now
rbyinr ot tho Mission Theatre tn"
,uah.r h.rn gIes MS friends lat OF
rae advertising huf they serve his one
luus,-tnt ut making hts audirnr.
Huet
Tho n'r.' Rogers picture was writ
Ton hv Elmer I;Is. and directed by Chr
,reo Badger with Sylvia Dreamer a.
tHe FirI o. o., vnu. after hc ha. learned
OBJ. ar ~ making love at movie
studio. WIN Rogers does biz comic best
90 upset the tradition 81 Romeo as q
Iuv.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
An-Star Cast in
Play Coming Fair

starting Monday for q run ~ three
days. the feature az the Fair Theatre
VIII be- THE child Thou Gay,s Me
First National attraction produced
ay John NJ Stuhl one of the fore
...t directors iu the country
The story ls interpreted hy au All
silr cast which includes such c,lcuu
ties of the screen 1s William Desmond
Lewis Stone, Adcl, Furrngtnu. Winter
Han. Barbara C3sil.... and hst but
r.t least lttlo Richard r'lt. hie Head
rick who BE- bclluumr tl ll,e tol
lowing an bus own and one of which
many au adult star may well bD en-
vious
The story OF Tho child Thou G1yest
Ne" was written ly Perry 81 N.,ruf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
WIG ATTIRE II SOMETHING
INV FOR DOIG FiIIiEt >k>

What would S., modern Lpchinyar d
These dty. f boz had to call boz q gen
tI.r.us Hlr dresser o. comb his i'
F..I fr,sa.- over whine he wanted q.
.N ruu Die lady lotr'
Yn that's exactly what happcne,
..iue OBJ, reign o. King Louis XIII
,.d that. also exactly what hapnene
F.. Douglas Fairbanks every murri".
H.rgs Do, filming 90 The Three Mus
..f..r." this weeks feature af "a.
U.nH Theatre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

II your child oars rnvcnously al times
M - other times has no appetite ~
an. loo' out FOR worms Whites Cream
Ecruiiur" iH the remedy 10 use. u
clears them out Price. 35c. Sold by
,andil DRUG CO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
CITYBRIEFS

s~ -
=. Ncatch ~ Portland. Ore. Il spend.
ing "a few weeks IN Amarillo visiting
his daughter. Mrs. r. c. Bost He az
poets Go return to his home about
Jan 10.
W ]. Skaggs ~ the u. =. Hardware
Company 81 White Deer was In Anna
IiIlo Yesterday on business. He said
that people In his section were talking
oa as much as In any part Of the Pan.
handle White Deer Is closer 90 IN"
Gulf wells than Panhandle. he said,
hut the highways make Il inconvenient
10 pass through his town. he said
DIR. r. l.. Rogers who II in Houston
this week In attendance at the semi.
annual meeting Of the state board Of
dental examiners Is expected 10 return
Monday. DR. Rogers Is secretary OF
the board Tho last sessions were held
IN Dallas in June.
An error was made In the compiling
Of the awards In the recent poultry
show, according 10 DIR. II. w. Duke.
secretary lie said y G. Vogele %
Hereford with rose comb Rhode Island
Reds should have received the follow
inE prizes. First cock: first and second
cockercl; first. second and fourth pull.
l,'s and first pen.
building permits have been issued
as fn'loNs. Henry Brown. iOi North
Taylor dwelling. $500. George Parr
1Sol.A Taylor. dwelling. 81 SOC; George
Parr 800 North Fillmore. rcmodellng
$1,000: VI. W. Easum. lO5 Buchanan
brick building 60x6O. $1,000, g. l.
Green, llSI2o West Sixth. repairing.
81 500. g. L. Green. S0i.B Polk, repair.
iur, 5000 -
u. &. Barnum 81 the George T.. Mont
Eomory Brokerage returned yesterday
afternoon from III Paso. where he has
ho"n several days on business He re-
ported that there was considerable IN.
tcrcst In ~ Paso because Of the report
oi OH In the Gulf No. well
Dr. e. T.. DonneIl Of Canyon was an
Amarillo visitor Wednesday
Mrs. !. w Weeks Of Claude was In
Amarillo Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bagwell Of Claude
were visitors In Amarillo yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Bailey and Miss Ruby
Sullngcr Of Washburn were In the
city Thursday.
Mrs. I.andon Doak Of Claude was In
Amarillo Thursday.
Miss Willie Callahan Of Conway was
IN Amarillo yesterday.
MIR and Mrs. \. X. Roach Of Groom
were Boa the city Thursday
Joe Stephenson and son. Clarence. Of
Claude were In the city Thursday.
Miss Lillian Branlett Of Portales, n.
n was IN the city yesterday.
Mrs Lola orion Of Canyon was In the
city Thursday.
II. {. Pipl,in will leave for Austin
this morning on legal business
The case II Sid kleghorn. charged
with negligent homicide took up all Of
yesterday session of county court. The
caso viii hc continued today, and II IL
expected 10 viii 20 to the jury this
morning.
George Ryan. financial manager Of
the parhludlcPlains Chamber 81 Com
morer WAS In Canyon Wednesday and
was given assurance that Randall
County would support the organization.
The general fair committee will hold
n luncheon today noon az the Amarillo
Hotel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

H. {. Pipkin will leave for Austin
this morning on legal business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Mrs. Lola orion Of Canyon was In the
ctg Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

The ease u Sid kleghorn, charged
with negligent homicide. took up all Of
yesterday session Of county court. The
caso will bc continued today, and It is
expected 10 viii 20 to the jury this
morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

building permits have been issued
as fn'loNs: Henry Brown. iOi North
Taylor dwelling. 1880. George Parr
lNoi.A Taylor dwelling. s4.5OO; George
Parr. 800 North Fillmore. rcmodelling
81 600, VI W Easum. i05 Buchanan
brick building 6Ox60. $1,000 G. l.
Green, llSI2o West Sixth. repairing.
$500 g. l.. Green. S0l.B Polk, repair.
inr, 5000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

An error was made In the compiling
Of the awards In the recent poultry
show. according 10 DIR. II. W. Duke.
secretary lie said n G. Vogele 81
Hereford with rose comb Rhode Island
Reds should have received the follow
inE prizes First cock: first and second
cockercl, first. second and fourth pul.
lots and first pen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

X g. Barnum of the George T.. Mont
romory Brokerage returned yesterday
afternoon from III Paso. whore he has
boon several days on business He re-
ported that there was considerable IN.
forest In ~ Paso because Of the report
oi OH In the Gulf No. well.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Miss Lillian Branlett Of Portales, \
y. was in the city yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Dr. e. T.. DonneIl Of Canyon was an
Amarillo visitor wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Mrs. !. W. Weeks Of Claude was In
Amarillo Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Joe Stephenson and son. Clarence. Of
Claude were In the city Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Mr. and Mrs. \. X. Roach Of Groom
were in the city Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Nir. and Mrs. Luke Bagwell of Claude
were visitors In Amarillo yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

DIR X. L. Rogers who Il in Houston
this week In attendance at the semi.
annual meeting Of the state board Of
dental examiners Is expected TO return
Monday. Or Rogers Is secretary OF
the board Tho last sessions were held
IN Dallas IN June.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Mrs. Frank Bailey and Miss Ruby
Sullingcr Of Washburn were In the
city Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

George Ryan. financial manager Of
tho Observation-Disclosures Chamber Of Com.
m,re,. WAS in Canyon Wednesday and
was given assurance that Randall
County would support the organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

Miss Willie Callahan Of Conway was
IN Amarillo yesterday.