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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04

For sale hy oil druggists. Away
in stock at Eandal's Drug Store. 81
aud PEEK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
THE MULTlGRAPH
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04

and the general comment on this mar.
kei is that no easing Of rates may be
expected while rediscount rates az the
Federal Reserve Rank afc held NJ pres.
cnt levels In general the money market
may h. said % reflect the conserva.
tive disposition % business men and
IN, public az ;his moment. Despite
cheaper money here ~ apparently ~.
tie interest In the stock markets. while
honds have SWUNG upward under the
demand for investment securities. A
feature ~ the present week has been
the strong position taken hy Liberty
Ponds and Victory Notes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
liu, ines Conditions.

The improved scnilment q buslncss
men. generally observable throughout
the country. synchronizcs with an ac.
celcraiion 81 rcadjustmen; measures.
Thcs. latter are u two varieties. There
- firFi coniinuance OF the processes
By which manufacturers and dis,ribu.
tors are reducing their production costs.
either By laying OF a par, u their
working forces. or by reducing wages,
or by insisting upon greater efficiency.
In NEST eases this has resulted In a
ruriailment II output, IN some the level
of output has been maintained. and
th,rc are occasional reports ~ an In.
rc1Erd output even with shorter hours
and lever employees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04

In eight months IN Chicago three
thousand automobiles were stolen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04

Copyright Tie CoEsti.si.inol L1aoge Of America
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
Our Foreign Trade.

While business sentiment Is much i'm.
proved. with prices falling 90 levels
sure soon 10 stimulate a revival Of buy.
ina aud the sItuati of the banking re-.
sources OF the country such as 10 m.
snire confidence. u IL the opinion OF
financial and industrial leaders that the
larger economic future 81 this country
htnses upon the successful solution Of
the foreign trade problem. Much Is ex.
pected % the new Foreign Tr,d.
FINANCING Corporation. now being or.
CANNED under te Edge Act by repre-.
sentative iankerv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04
The Money Market.
on call has been loa

Money on call has been leaning on
the floor 81 the Stock Exchange al n
uniform rate OF per cent for several
days. with outside offers being made
down 90 Z per cent. Similar easement
has taken place in the time money mar
ket. where last weeks rates were from
70 Us per cent for al periods. Com
merclai paper In New York u being
boseAt n = per ccat and Z ~ ef-t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-04

Tue occtkon 81 the controller ~ tho
treasury that the Transportation &c,
does not permit him ~ make partial
payments hy the government, 10 the
railroads on account OF the amounts
which were guaranteed 20 the railroads
under the guarantee section Of the Ac;
has created serious situation. accord.
ing 20 the testimony Of railroad exec.
utises who have appeared bsfore the
House Interstate CommCrce Committee
IN support q bill to rectify this sit.
uation. Because OF the decision that the
roads must walt for a final accounting
before getting any money on their Ger.
tificafes. many Of them have been un.
able 90 meet millions OF dollars II In.
dehiedness contracted for supplies and
materials.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19

duranl people while the next rcgu'
lar league meeting will be held IN
Ilonham. Jan. 80, when tho league
Will finally be formed OF six or
eight clubs. Al the lonham meet
ing, franchises viii be applied for,
a schedule commlltco appointed and
all necessary arrangements made TO
start Il Is proposed that each town
entering the league have not less
than s7,b0o 10 start with and also
guaranteed backing TO finish the
season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19

progress as today. The present tes's
are being made by experienced oil
mon and companies with knowledge
and money and careful study.
In addition 20 the Mangum WIchl.
"a well, :our miles northeast Of
Mangnm on the Roacher farm, which
Just now Is the subject of much talk
and az least is showing real oil.
bearing sort OF saud. and In addi.
tlon TO the Murray we'll In section
e5.5el being drilled by the Two
Rivers Company. there are others
IN every direction within a radius
Of thirty miles OF Mangum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19
MOVING PICTURE MAN
BEATEN ~ HUSBAND or
MISUNDERSTANDING WIFE

Danyllle. m. Harry Birch. a
motion picture camera man OF Chi.
oago, was soundly thrashcd here by
Ernest Harrington, whose wife was
lmngcrstrlklng to force her husband
Into the church. Birch. Il ig said.
went TO the Harrington home and at.
tempted 10 gain admlttance. saying
Harrington had given him permits.
sion. The attendant at the home
cFled IIarrlngton's store and asked
him about Il.
NO he answered. Throw him
out
Birch was then told to leave the
residence.
We are getting enough notericiy
as It Is, and I don't want foil pie.
mros OF me going all over the
world said Harrington.
Harrington took Birch to the
woodshcd and administered such
beating that Birch lost conscious.
ness. When he came to Harrington
was gone and two strangers we're
bending over him. They led hin
away and directed him to a doctor.
Blrch'a nose was broken. both
eyes were closed and his face bad.
ly swollen. Birch has made no com.
plant against Harrington and rhe
latter has not been arrested.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19

called on. Mayor Coleman and y. ~.
Mllliford reported that Denison was
ready 20 enter a league II Il was
made compact with nonlson entering
without any doubt. Earl snapp and
other representative reported that
Paris WAS ready to goi busy. G. r.
lngllsh. secretary OF the BOnham
Board OF Trade. said his city had
talked up the matter and n0nham
would be- ready when the gong
sounded. c. Barnes representing
Ardmore. came TO the meeting with
Instructions to place Ardmores hat
in the ring and also to apply for a
berth for IIoaldton b. W. Johnson
represented Durant aud asked that
a meeting be held in Durant next
Sunday to take the matter up FUR.
Their with Durant people
The proposed towns for the circuit
now formed Of six clubs in Paris.
Bonham. Denison, Durant. Ardmore
and Healdton. A delegation will be
sent to Durant Sunday Jan. lG. to
discuss the proposed league with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19
easkst nnII.

Basket hall activities are inoreas
ing with the Scouts and games are
multiplying.
The Zine spirit displayed by the
Scouts Ia victory or defeat. and
their clean game. Is winning favor
with outof.town teams.
Last week the Scouts played three
games as follows. On Thursday at
Vcrden, the second team playing the
second team Of the verden high on
Friday the SAME team played the
second junior high on the junior
high court. and on Saturday they
played at Rush Springs. meeting and
defeating their second high school
team.
All teams will play return gamoa
this week on the scouts court at
Armory hall.
1sHlN IL Ncfucns
Tho Scouts second team lost their
game at Verden by a score Of 30 to
a At the finish Of the first half
The Scouts were leading by seven
points and then the verden coach
got wise and put in a first team hea.
Wy, resulting IN the aove score.
This coming Thursday night the
Norden coach Will bring the first
and second teams TO Chiekashs sus
put on a double header
The Game with Junior High
On Friday night the Scouts sec.
ond team met the junior b,gh sec
ond team on the junior high court
in the final game Of a series of
three The Scouts won the first
two games but lost the last one OF
the series.
II was clean game but the
Scouts lacked the pep needed to win
and the Junior high put it over
them by score of p to II. Mr.. +
Jesse Dempsey was the referee.
The Rush Springs Game
AT Rush Springs the Scouts play
ed winning ball. The game was in.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19

OF this place, has been In Germany
for several years. working IN com
neclion with the Y. NJ. {. A. Pre-.
yloua TO entering upon her war
work Miss Ross. under the name OF
Princess GallholI, appe -od on the
platform IN easter citlea on a mum,
her OF occasions IN Interpretations
OF Indian legends
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19
TEXAS OKLAHOMA
LEAGUE REVIVED.

Donison, Tex. The Texas-Okla.
home baseball league was formed
here consisting OF six towns, in
Texas and Oklahoma. The meeting
was called in the Chamber Of Com
merce office with fifty representa-.
tives present. NJ. II. Robertson OF
Oklahoma iCty was elected tempo
rary chairman with X. NJ Gray, tenn
porary secretary. When representa-
tives from proposed towns were
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19

minister. who is 60 years old club
bed the holdup men with hls walk.
INK stick with such effect that they
soon hurried away. One OF them
had drawn revolver hut Mr.
Grant held the weapon when the
battle ended
The minister suffered cuts on the
face and his Eyeglasses We're broken.
but he proceeded to his office in the
Parliament building.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19
WERE MARRIED IN GERMANY

Tahlequah, Okla. Relatives and
friends at this place of Miss Anna
p. Ross have received intelligence
that she will be married about the
middle OF January to Lieutenant Ed
win Pibun OF the American army
of occupation in Coblenz, Germany,
Miss Ross, who is the youngest
daughter of the former Cherokee
national treasurer Robert b. Ross
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19
6o-YEAR OLD MlNlsTEn
PUTS HoLDUP MEN TO
FLIGHT WITH a CANE

Toronto. Ont.-R. II. Grant. MINIS
'cr Of Education for Ontorlo, put two
bandits to flight after they held him
up In front of the Parliament build
ing here.
Ordered to stand and deliver. the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19
MANY TESTS BEING MADE
IN VICINITY or mANouM

Maneum, Okla. Newer In tho his.
tory OF this section OF the country
have there been as many oil tests IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19

"On my honor viii do my best
TO do my duty to God and my coun.
try and to obey the Scout law: TO
help other people at al times; to
keep myself physically strong, men.
tally awake. and morally straight"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19
The Chickasha Boy Scout
REV. WILLIAM DENHAM
Scout Executive
Scout Executive

tensely interesting from start to Tin.
iah. the audience applanding and on.
couraging the players on both teams.
During the game the score was
tied six times. The scouts gaining q
lead IN che last few minutes Of tho
game which ended with the scorc es
10 20 IN their favor
The lineup OF the team was rs
follows Scouts, John Deklnder. cen.
ter; Vernon sandford Il. forward
Randell Williams. L. forward. Rob
ert Fitzpatrick, u. guard, Alger Pow.
eli, l.. guard.
On Saturday night the ha-a
Springs team win play return
game ON tho Scouts court.
Lovers Of clean sport are urged
20 attend these games.
Scouts We. Scouts.
On Wednesday a team Of Scouts
will 10 10 Rush Springs and play tho
Rush Springs Scout team.
Mr. Otto Lucy. a Chickasha high
school graduate, Is assistant scout.
master at Rush Springs and Is act
ing as coach for the Rush Springs
Scouts.
Chickasha Scouts took game
nom this Rush Springs team by
score OF "a TO 10 on the home court
At Armory hall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-19
New Scouts

Pierre Rochat. son Of Paul 10.
chat. memer Of the faculty at o. c.
W., has passed his tenderfoot Scout
examination and has received his
Scout badge and Is NOW a Scout Of
the tender.foot class.
Other boys who have recently
passed their tende,.foot examinations
are rat Shultz, Floyd Hard. Roy
Bartlett Carle job. W. T. Cloud and
Danver Wafford.
The Scouts are now privileged TO
wear the Boy Scouts uniform and
insignia.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
Jess Strikes Oil and
Becomes Generous, Says
Windy Yarn From West

WICHITA. Kan, Oct. 31--Jess Willard
has struck oil The former worlds
heavyweight champion is sitting on top
Of the world" with 100000 to his
credit Jess has been wild-cattlng
around here for a year. Now he has
brought in gusher.
In Justice to my oil interests" the
big scrapper said today, IN answer 10
questions concerning his reported return
match with Jack Dempsey. 81 cannot
AZ this time give any consideration to
sports"
50 now. in the opinion Of Sylvester
Forester, John B. Grievs and other
millionaire oil producers, II Jess ever
again enters the ring TO fight Demp-
sey, something other than financial con-
sideration VIII influence him to DO 50.
bringing IN this gusher has un-
doubtedly enriched willard by 5000
COO said Forester today. THAT IS
purses OF all the heavy weight cham
pionships IN history. Additional wells
he Is now drilling viii enhance his
holdings several times more.
Big Jess could not get tho swelled
bead II he fell heir to the Standard
oil Company. He Is Just as common
as an old shoe He left 4 big Okla
homa oil man worth millions ou mil
lions Just to talk % nae for al hour
Jack jenkins. Texas operator nad
friend Of Willards, called on him re-
Gently 70 renew acquaiutances. After
visiting for a while willard gave hin
forty acres close TO his gusAer.
Just for old times sake said tho
former en- 'npion.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
Scores ShOW That
All Sections Haze
Real Grid Squads

NEW YORK. Oct. S1.-Football is
moving right along.
1t has spread over each section Of the
country like a huge blanket and as the
seasons come and 60 it grows in popu-
larity.
The 1921 season has been an excep-
tional one to date. 1t has been fraught
with many a surprise and has devel-
oped some Of the best football games ever
played.
1t has proven pretty conclusively, too,
that strength on the gridiron Is no longer
sectional, but that 1t has become national
in scope; they play up-tO date, intelli-
gent football in the West; they have 1t in
the South, too. The effete East can no
longer claim supremacy.
certain theory was blown to bits
when Princeton was walloped by Chi
cago. Another theory, closely related,
was crushed when Center College out
played Harvard For years 1t had been
held that for alI-round football the East
outshone every other section OF the cOun-
try. The East, said the critics, had foot
ball fnesse that other sections lacked.
Yet, the West and South have shown up
their theories this season and, given the
chance In the future, no doubt will hold
their own from season to season with
the East's best teams.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
Ralph Creenleaf Again
Is National Champion
of Pocket Billiards

PHILADFL PHIA. oct 3i-E Ralph
Greenleat Of New York successfully de.
Tended hts title Saturday ui<ht when he
won bis ninth consecutive victory iu tho
national pocket Hilliard tournament
which ended Saturday evening. His last
opponent was Arthur Woods of Mime
apoliA Miun Ths sCore was l25 20 =.
Creenleaf's HIGH run wa 3 and Woods
Il Tho match went twenty SIX innings.
The champion played the hardest match
q the tournament Woods had been de-
feated but oncs during tho series By
Nature. Greenletf showed complete con
troll Of the worries Many OK his shots
which broke the pyramid ard NJ the
same time pocketod the object ban
brought ringing cheers from the spscts
tors After the match the champion was
surrounded by hundreds of billiard fans.
who wanted to congratulate him on his
victory.
After tho match Woods escaped tho
crowd and managed 20 leave the room.
bar he was brought back when his name
was 'ead to receive the prize.
The champion won purse u ~ 2o1
The second prize, $1,000, went - woods.
and tho third. $500, went to -h)m0s
Houston.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
CENTRE HANDS
OUT SURPRISE
Mighty Harvard Goes Down
Cornell and Penn State
Loom Strong.

NEW YORK, Oct. 81.-Tour pieces Of
high-class football machinery were in the
wreck pile out in the back yard to-
day.
Harvard, Georgia Tech, Dartmouth and
Penn swerved of the road Saturday and
ended in the ditch.
The ''prayin' Colonies" from Centre
College pulled the biggest derailing, stunt
Of the season when they swerved Har-
ward off the main track for the first time
since 1915 The Southerners did it with
such hnesse that Harvard hasn't the
slightest RlibL
Penn State and Cornell stand out as
two Of the strongest teams IN the East.
Penn States convincing victory over
Georgia Tech and CornelIs utter rout of
Dartmouth put the two big elevens right
In the front rank Of the Eastern cham
piOnship contenders.
Cornell is now the leading team in the
matter Of running up scores. The Itha-
cans have scored a totaal Of go points
In fe games.
Pittsburgh, travelling on high speed,
knocked Penn out Of the running and
pushed themselves farther into the ranks
Of the elite.
Yale showed more good form in beat
symptoms Of old form in beating Yir
ginla.
With six straight victories, Yale, La
fayette and Washington and Jefferson
lead the Eastern procession. Penn State,
Cornell and Georgetown have won five
games each.
Navy is next with four straight VIC
tories and is the only team IN the East
that hasn't had It's goal line crossed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
NOtre Dame Basket
Card Shows Butler
First on Schedule

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct 31.--Notre
DANES basket ball schedule calls for
eighteen games between Dec. IA and
March 2, four of the games being with
Indiana colleges. The season will open
at Indianapolis with Butler as the OPP
posing five. Four dates on the schedule
win be filed later. probably by the
South Bend Y NJ c. A. and Ohio teams.
Coach Halas has excellent"material for
his team, among the most prominent men
being McDermott, Kiley, Mehre, Kane,
q. Anderson and Garvey. All but McDer-
mott and Kane are on the football squad.
The schedule is as follows:
Dee. 1+Butler College at indianapolis.
Dec 15-De PAW at Greencastle.
Dec. 17-Northwestern at Evanston, III.
Jan. and 4-South Bend Y. NJ. c. A.
at South Bend (probably).
Jan. Armour at Chicago.
Jan 11-KalamaEoo at South Bend.
Jan. 16-De PAW at South Bend.
Jan. 21-Michigan Agricultural College
at South Bend.
Jan. 26-Open.
Jan. 27-Open.
Feb Armour at South Bend.
mazoo at South Bend.
Feb Ida PAW at South Bend.
Feb. N6-Michigan Agricultural Col
lege at Lansing, Mich.
Feb. 17-KalamazoO at Kalamazoo
Mich.
Feb. 2S-western State Normal at Kala-
mazoo. Mich.
March 2-Open.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
Gas City Takes Hard
Fought Battle From
Marion by so Score

MARION, Ind. oct. 31.-Five thou
sand football fans saw the Gas city
Tigers defeat Marion al Booster Park
yesterday afternoon. The score, Gas
CITY, 8; Marion, @, hardly tells the story
OF the hardest fought grldiron battle
ever seen in Marion.
The interest IN the battle between the
teams of the rival cities caused special
interurban ears to be run from neigh
boring cities to bring the Football lass
to Marion Four spec.a Interuroan cars
brought the Gas City fans and band.
Marion also had band and ootn cities
had organized bands OF rOoters.
The field was wet and slippery ana the
team battled on even terms with The
heavy Gas City eleven having slight
advantage in the. opening quarter. SIas
yard line when a fifteen-yard penalty Tor
holding lost the Tigers their chance 10
score Not until the final period was
either goal line again threatened.
driving rain started soon after the open
Ing of the second half and lasted through
out the remainder Of the game The
break" came five minutes before ne
final whistle. The Tigers had rashed the
ball t. the Marion 25yard line and II
was fourth down, eight yards 10
gain, when suddenly Baker, the Gas Clty
quarterback, uncorNed the winning pay.
The Tigers shifted 10 the left, but
Baker. taking long pass from center,
ran to the right and when within two
yards Of the side. lines shot forward
pass to Woodruff. The giant Gas City
right end IeaDed high in the air and
caught the slippery, wet ball just one
yard over the goal line. lie was only
fraction of g yard inside Of the side line
extended. 1t was a touchdown and had
won the most stubborn}y fought grid
battle ever seen ia Marion. From the
start the game was a pUnting duel be-
tween Woodruff Of Gas City and Abel Of
Marion. Abers open field running was
feature. Brunka, Abel and Hosier We're
the stars for Marion. Woodruff. Jones
Baker and Checkaye played good football
for Gas Citv
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
WATCH BADGERS,
is CONFERENCE
TEAMS SLOGAN
Wisconsin Shows Strong
Four Big Ten Squads
Undefeated.
BIG GAMES TO COME

CHICAGO, Oct. 31-''Watch Wiscon-
SIN" was the slogan In Big Ten football
circles today as the result Of Saturdays
games And the rip-snorting Badgers
win bear q lot Of watching before the
championship OF the Western Intercol-
Iegiate conference is decided.
Four Western Conference teams, Chi
oago, Wisconsin, Ohio and Iowa, are still
indicated in interconference games.
A most able outfit is the gang from
Madison, as 1t demonstrated when It
gave Minnesota q 80 to humping. The
Badgers possess a line that 1t about as
penetrRble as the walls Of Sing Sing, and
q back deld that knows all the tricks OF
the trade. In Sundt, Elliott, Gould and
Williams, Wisconsin has four men back
OF the line that can smash the tackles,
run the ends. shoot and snare forward
passes aud boot the pigsAan. Not 11uch
else IS required Of back field.
Wisconsin has two more big games to
play. Il will met Michigan on Nov. y at
Madison and should win. Nov. 10 il will
close the season with Chicago at Chicago.
This game should be. unless intervening
results skater the dope, the outstanding
battle OF the conference season.
Stages Chicago MaroOns, with vic
tories over Princeton and Colorado to
their credit, turned their attention, today
strictly TO conference affairs. Chicago
meets Ohio State next Saturday; Illinois
the following week, and closes the season
with Wisconsin. These three battles VIII
try the mettls Of Stages team. In Wis
consin and Ohio the Midway crew faces
opponents that may take frOf IL some or
the glory that came from trOuncing
Princeton. No pathway Of roses
stretches before the Stage men.
Michigan failed to develop a real Of
fenstYe in the game with Illinois Satur-
day, but won by the margin Of a place
kick Illinois has been beaten three times
so far this season and faces two more
difficult games in Ohio and Chicago. The
Suckers will endeavOr to regain their
morale during the weea and will meet
De PAW on Saturday. Iowa, which must
be reckoned with as 9 championship con-
tender Is sharpening its tOmahawk IN
the expectation Of scalping Minnesota
next Saturday. Northwestern and Pur-
due are tuning UP for their annual srrug-
gle this weekend.