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LEADS KNOBBIE
TO WIN BY TWO :
= LENGTHSATN.Y.
Excelsis' Squirt Short.
Lived-Forced to Be
Satisfied With Sd.

BELMONT PARK. June 2.-The
Babylon Handicap. an overnight af-
fair at one mile. which featured
the sport here today. was won by
the Quincy stables Relay. The
Rancocas stables Knobbie was sec
ond. and third money went to
Frederick Johnson's Excelsis. The
only sother starter was Mrs. w. NJ.
Jefford's Two Feathers.
The event was more than a con-
test between horses. II resolved
itself into a duel between James
]. Johnson. who races in the name
of the Quincy stable. and Trainer
s. c. Hlldreth. of the Rancocas es-
tabllshment. Feeling between these
two horsemen is bitter as a result
of the sale OF Playfellow.
Relay won decisively. Twenty
yards from the barrier he and
Knobbie went to the fore of Ex-
celsis. while Two Feathers dropped
far back. Both horses were under
stout restraint, but Ponce let Re-
lay out enough 20 take two
lengths lead. Approaching the far
turn Excelsis was given his head
ny NdlldHan ana ne charged up
and passed KnObbie.
The horses came into the stretch
with Relay leading by two lengths
and Knobhie the same distance be-
hind ENCels!s. When Strengthened
oUt KnObbie rapidly ran down Ex-
celsis and displaced him, but Relay
meanwhile increased his lead until
there was a gap of five lengths
behind him. ,Fator called upon
knohbie- The colt responded cour-
ageously. While he closed in on
Relay, the latter winning by two
lengths. IL was on sufferance. and
Relay went under the barrier witt
Ponce grinning back at Fator.
First RaCe-For 3-year-olds a,S
up: six .furlonCs. Excuse Me, lis
CButwelD. 6 to l, . to l. even: Sea
Mint, 112 (Sande). to L. even;
Pride of India. 124 CThomas), even.
Time. 1:l2 SIS. Also ran: Crystal
Ford. Dan Boiling. The Peruvian.
Round Robin. Ira wilson, Yankee
q 90 T~-"~T B-a0t Snare.
Second RaCe-For maiden o-voar-
. f'"r and one-haIf furlonrs.
BLACK Monkey. 115 CMilIer1. 6 to /.
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Belmont Park Entries

First Race-Claiming; maidens;
3-year-olds and up: one mile: Algos.
lis; JocOse, liz; 'PIuribelle. loz;
Mary Agnes S, 1O7; The Post, ll2;
Refrain, 1O7; Buxom. l07; Romu-
lus. ll5: Futen. liz; Cloncannon.
liz: Annie Rooney. lO7; jug, lO7,
Second Race - The Good ana
? cnty Steeplcchase; 4-year-olds
and up: conditions; about two miles.
"Soumangha. 1875; Hallavill, 1870.
The Virginin, 1870; phoenix, 1872;
aytle. li7; Grenadier, 1870; Royal
Arch. l42; Sea skipper, 1877.
Third Pace-The Fashion: 2-year-
Old flIirs; five furlongs (straighU:
Watchful Waiting. ll2; Brilliance,
lO9. SaIly's Alley, lOy; Creta. los;
Sister Sue. l0S: Equinoctial. ll2;
sun Fey, 109; Belphrizonia, l0s:
Crochet. ll2; Cherry Court, l0S:
SOlisa. ll2.
Fourth Race - The Suburban
Handicap: 3-year-olds and up: one
and one-fourth miles: Sennings
Park. 127: Mad Halter. 1870; Flying
cloud. lO7: Capt. Alcock. los.
Fifth Race - Claiming; 4-year-
olds; four and one-half furlong>
tstraighD: Scfare Crow. lOs. II.
Warren. lO9; Air Bubble, 100; Milly
Won. l06; Jennie c., 101; Jolly
Sailor. lO9; Prudential. ll5: st. An
gelina. l10; Hughie. lis; 'Lucidus.
1904; Ghost, 100: Athanna. los; Glow
ally. l06; Haidee, ll2: Chief Flynn.
lOa.
sixth Race The Little Neck
Handicap: 3-year-olds: six furlongs,
main course: Mary Patricia, l01
Toll. los: Modo. ia: Mawrcor"s
10; Chesterbrook. los: Comic Song,
1902: Broomster, ia; Johnny Dundee.
700: Rantry Pass. l13: Big Heart,
I16: Brainstorm. llO: William A,
los
.Five pounds apprentice allow
ancc claimed.
Raining: track good.
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=: SandIOt Notes =:

Costello Post will attempt to start
another winning streak tomorrow
afternoon at the EXPENSE of the
Cardinal A. c.. of Alexandria, Va
on the latter's diamond The Cos
tello players are requested to report
at Twelfth and Pennsylvan a avenue
at 12:45 p. m.
Chevy Chase Bearcats are sched-
uled to meet the Riggs A c. on
diamond No. 4. Monument lot. this
afternoon. TIE fol owing players
are requested to report Il Chevy
Chase Circle at O'Clock: Troth, n.
Ste"ens. NJ. Stever-, Adelmsn. Hub
bard. Curtis. Evans. McAuliffe, Du.
Tyee and Browne.
The Clevelsn1 A. c. with a record
of four victories in six starts. is
oren for games in the unlimited
"'ass. Address M"nager Henry
Briggs. 914 NJ street southeast.
Illness has crippled the Langdon
A. c.. but Manager ]. r. Lankforo
hopes to present his regular line
up AGAINST the w. F. Roberts team
on the Virginia field tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Yosemite A. c. will take a
trip to Landover. Nd, tomorrow to
pay the Triangle A. c. The Yose-
mites would like to arrange games
for Saturday or Sunday with teams
In the 17-lS-year class. Phone Man
ager Earl 'Sizer. Lincoln $3.50, be-
tween $50 and $40 p. m.
Players OF the Gibraltar A. G..
are requested to report at 1890
a. m. tomorrow for a practice game
on diamond No. on the Monument
lot. The Gibs are open for a game
tomorrow afternoon on the Union
Station Plaza. Address A. L. Mein-
berg, 612 K street northeast.
Washington Council, knights OF
Columbus, will play the Eastern A.
c. tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o on
the Trinidad field at Fifteenth and
H streets northeast.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-Butter
Solid packing creamery, high
scoring 37a39c: extras. acc; extra
frsts. sac: frsts. 30a32c; seconds,
2Ta2Sc: sweet creamery, choice
fancy. 5sa40c: fair to good. 2sh a
36l5c: fancy prints. 42a45c; fair 10
good, 3Sa4lc.
EgCs-Nearby extra hrsts. 27c:
firsts. 24c: Western extra firsts. 27c;
frsts. 25c: seconds. 2la23c: fancy
candled. 32a34c: fair to good. 26a3oc.
Live Poultry-Fowls. fancy yellow
skinned. 2ea30c; medium, 2sa2sc:
white Leghorns. 2os2Ic. Spring
chickens-Fancy yellow skinned. 25
2sc: inferior. 22ha24c: old roost-rs,
l5a17c; turkeys. 25s2Sc: ducks,
white Pekin. 22a24c; mixed, leaeOc:
geese l4al6c
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June 2.-FIour-Dull
and unchanged.
Lsrd-Middleweight, spot, sI2.Ooa
1910.
Hay-No. l., $50: No. 8, sl.3oa
1.35; clover. eocssl.bO.
Live Poultry-Geese, 11slsc: tur-
keys 2os4oc; ducks. l7a2ec: fowls.
2sa2sc; rosters, ltc.
Eggs Nearby white fancy. 5sc;
nearby mixed fancy. 24a34c: fresh
firsts, 2sa30hc.
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BOND QUOTATIONS
RULE UNCHANGED
SAG, 900, 900 in New Issues
Are Floated During
The Day.

NEW YORK. June .. 2.-Flotstion
during the day OF approximately
s4e.00o.oo0 in new bond issues to-
Gether with a burst Of buying in
stocks brought on by steel common s
smart rally late in the day. distract
ed some attention from bond circle
interests in the listed issues. Prices
in that market. therefore. with a
few exceptions, as might have been
expected perhaps. moved with con-
siderable irreCulsrity. and very lit
tie ground was either lost or gained
on the day taking the - as A
whole SterlinE'S sicnifcant ad-
vance to SiiS for demand. the hirh-
est level reached since the nliddre .
Of last summer. automatically ruSh !
I'd the British 1925 and 1925 high
er. of course. and both OF these 5I- !
broke new high ground in their his
tory so far. The 1876 did not re-
spond to sterling's advance, but that
was not TO have been expected sinceI
those > igs do not carry the right TO
be converted into sterling bonds.
International and Great Northern.
No single issue in the whole mari
ket commanded more interest DUR
'NH AAA' NaN AAdH Aue luAtTna fahnN Il
and Great Northern adjustment 6s
which were put on the biz board
only today and which represent Al
part of that roads new financing
These bonds sell f1st, Interest being
payable only il earned and are now
offered on a when issued" bssiSl
The first sales were made at 55ia
and virtually all OF the business wa
done at levels between So and s4l
other speculative rails continued
easy, a majority finding IL difRcult
to maintain their yssterdsyd
ground.
War Issues.
Our own government war bond
displayed no particular strength
during the day, out quotations wer
firm all day at levels within a sma
fraction Of yesterdays close. Trsc
tions generally were dull
While il is perhaps a little earI{
to say how well todays new orfer
inGs actually went, the books on IN
s2S. 100000 Bolivian lDan were close
shortly after they had been opeue
for public subscription.
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Tendler- Barrett Bout Later.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2 - The
sC-called semi-champ bout be-
tween Lew Tender and Bobby Bar
rett. pair of southpaw light
weights. was pontpOned TODAY
owing to rain, and will be brought
on Monday night instead. IL the
weather permits. 1t is to be an
open-air festival.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, June Am advsncl
OF lbs has carried London III
prices % the weeks top levels
Elsa for spot and El55 Sc for fu
lures; sales 100 tons and $50 tons
Standard copper is SIS higher al fs
Is Sd for spot, and Ess ISs gor fu
lures; sales 800 tons and futurei
Electrolytic is unchanged az fs
l0s. Spot lead Is 2s Sd lower 4
E2i LIS Sd. and spelter is unchangs|
at f2s Is Sd.
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Capital Trsetios b, 1900 at o.
~ wwss.issson ~ ase Eise -. si.ooo st
Capital rrsetioa. 10 at ssH. . Of ssH.
wssh ny and Kiec con, Is at soK, Is sf
toh. = az 4oh. IS az <eA. 2s st son. 1s
st toh, 2s AZ <ohs Is AZ <oh. es az sots.
100 AZ 4oh.
wsshinston Ry pfd. st 10.
Ianston Monotype. 100 st ~.
Money. call loans. and per cent.
NoTfcE-Durins June. JuIy. August and
september this exchange VIII be closed On
saturdays.
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QUINCY STABLES RELAY VICTOR IN BABYLON HANDICAP
Herald Selections.
LoUIsYILLE.

LOUIsNILLE.
First Race-Daddy Wolf, william
Oldt. Castlereagh.
Second Raee-Sweet Lady, Mani
cure Maid. Probable.
Third Race - Comedie D'Amour,
Link Roy. Bond.
Fourth Race John 8. Reardon.
Miss Munins. Padrian.
Fifth Race-Megan. startle, Mar
tha Fallon.
Sixth Race Banter.
Triumph.
Seventh Race-wadsworth's Last,
Escarpolette. Corson.
BELMONT.
First Race-Romulus- AJgoa. C1on-
cannon.
Second Race-No selections.
Third Race-Crochet, Cresta, Kill
rier entry.
Fourth Race - Mad Halter, Sem
nings Park. Captain Alcock.
Fifth Race-Hughie, st. Angelina.l
Ghost,
sixth Race-Broomster,M Modo, Big
Heart.
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CHICAGO. June 1.-The wheat
market showed a somewhat nrmer
undertone and while the trade was
light and mainly local some Of IN.
professionals have taken the bull
side and with Increasing reports OF
red rust from part Of the winter
wheat belt and black rust In Texas
a slightly higher average wa. easily
attained. However. outside intsres,
failed to broaden and on the bulge,
there was q good class Of commits
sion house selling. Export demand
was only fair with bids here fror,
the seaboard somewhat below a
working basis. and no material
business is expected until early
next week on account OF the holiday
Saturday and Monday In Europe
Liverpool closed zalLd lower. The
general run OF crop reports was
somewhat less favorable than Of
late and dry weather 10 badly
needed IN parts OF the Southwest.
Harvesting 10 under way in Texas.
some new crop winters and old crop
Msnitobas were reported ss resold
at the seaboard. but had little effect
on the market. Sentiment is de-
cidedly mixed.
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LIGHT WHEAT MART
FIRM, AND ATTAIE
HIGHER AVERAGES
Reports of Black and Red
Rust in Important Areas
Aids Bull Strength.

NEW YORK. June s.-Ths fo,io~ins
shows the movements of breadstufs a.
New rcrk today IN bushels Of grain ana
berrelf of flour:
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well adapted for a finish nght. And
this is what she must face.
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Provisions.

Provisions were dull and about
steady. Month reports showed sub
stantial Increase in stocks OF lard
but there was not great pressur.
on the market Hogs were IOaIS
cents higher. with top Slo7o and
bulk of sales at 2oalOs5. re-
oeipts $4,000 with 5000 for tomor-
row. Western run 100000. against
$4,000 a week ago and S3.IOO last
year. Money steady. call a. time
5a5iz Exchange par.
Furnished BY VI 3. Hbbs q Company
NheHF-
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Coarse Grsfna

Corn showed a firm underton.
with prices holding close 20 yester-
days finish with local sentiment q
little more bullish.' and there were
reports Of a liberal export busines7
having ben put through at the ssf-
board late yesterday. Planting con-
tinues In the West with about 10
per cent Of the acreage s:ill 20 20
In the extreme eastern and southern
counties Of Iowa. oats held within
narrow limits. Crop reports csr-
orally unfavorable. but market lit
tie Influenced. Country Offering.
No. white August shipment At
cent under September track here.
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Washington Council, knights OF
Columbus, will play the Eastern A.
c. tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 on
the Trinidad field at Fifteenth and
H streets northeast.
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RAIL SITUATION
AGAIN CARRIED BY
men TO HARDING
TRAINMEN DID NOT DESERT
PASSENGERS ON DESERT
SAYS SHEPPARD
ny Associated Trs

WASHINGTON Aug. l4-Organiza
tons not On strike got their attempts
to mediate the strike of shopmen aud
other crafts IN transportation service
back before President Hprding today
and after Two and a hall hour VIII o.
House conference declared thcy intend.
ed 90 vapprulch railroad executives.
l.. =. shcppard president of the order
W litliway C"nducors. and spokesman n
f.r TIA. ouf group de- hrri ON having
he Whit. HOUSE thy striking unions
~ ild leave "thrr case in the hands
of himself ANA his ASSOCIATES. VIII o. as
b. The euHtd Wlkoufs of hru'h.rueo :
members n Na.iou. pt.ts of th, ,.uu.
uN. h, SOD %. "thc pt'sidrnt doesn't in.
t.ud @. use ans i-suc uglIH-i u.u who
lr.N, unsafe engines
80. Sheppard uN, She other un.,n
official. RETAINED from specifically u-
q dCuug Whit las.~ Was h,iuu cons d
,U,l tor ul'h,. ,nmur.Wisr attempts
"N. my, found th. president d.t,r.
wnrd to give the workers 20, same
cons Iteration as tbp employer. W, dn
u.t understand ih1; o.. is gong GO maxi,
urtn'r advances to fn, executives
The situation as Co local Walkuais
of ether cJss., is clear o. I- aN raN.
iaper uh thu r,orlc hl,, been wn.
ro"u,d m fts deserts uu. m,u have
taken every u'm into thc terminals lud
The passengers have been 'f' tt places
whvr" uiirud men live
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WOUNDS Of MAN Who Slew
Three OTHERS Save HIS LIFE
when MOB STARTS TO LYCH him

As they drove up GOO thr elrhing n
h. F'cikor's au,omc' ,r They command.
q Thompson Co surrender The batter
brought a rne into play and sho, Mr
chr stau between tHe shoulders \
second shot struck Fclker .r trr t,.a
= tho heed Milling D. m instantly sH1 To-
third hol,d the sheriff hstvs,. tac
shoulders
Thoup fh,n Hurhf refuse u 20
.e-tsuisut 1.u,s Htilcl upon % m o.,
surrr1d,r tnd when Boz did r.i ,1,.,
d. d.pIiE shot h.m frI.e Iu tlc
fhdon'1 with rflo Chu-t,H wac
aiken o. hospital at Broken GoN
Who t was u,lI he IS rot expected
D at
Tho %, o. was tr,r-hi tu I.H t.e
~ hoinr attended b, rh,-.,isu-
SEE ial d. osun.t survive fh. r.lIf
Arr,rd ~ to tfuoeis 70 nna %
IA .ehi Cts rrsn.icd lHr 1n sttrmnt o.
N-.rh Then u-on. iut when f VS..
l,rrued that attend ng rhtslD.ars -sll
d. probably would NOT its fhrourh the
o. ghi. ulA of Violence sui.sidcd
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MAINTENANCE MEN
OF SANTA Re LINES
MAY Be CALLED OUT

KANSAS CITY. No Aug IA
poss hle strike of au nf.nanrs .
way employee Ur fhc -rl Fe l.F
road lines was fhr,sf foday ..
T. .. Clark of klnsa 'f.. general
chairman 20 me Unit. S.fes Dr.. H
rihood ~ maintenance O NH. omplat- -s
ior tina, system .n a. %, -rHm 20 4 D.
Cradle. national head .fa ma.rf.
nano" ot WAY workers .. Detroit. Mich
Ih" threat lwH follow HrWs fr.n
Ia Juu. Colo OF lr H.l attack
'n two maintenance of ... men tH.r.
hy non.un.ou men.
\ telecrW wac sent '. lark 60 fHs
u Juna TiIrHlS tH. nstrucrne
Them 20 koeu th. mcr l' perii~G
INVESTIGATION .f 'l, aii..| ufack
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MOST NOTED
FIGURE IN
JOURNALISM
OF ENGLAND

Nv Associated rr,s
LONDON Nug. l4-Lord Moth.
cliff, Grrl. Ia. tlus leading publisher.
passed peacefully away early this
morning after an illness of about two
month. Death was duo to Infections or
uIcra'iNo Hdeardis. which according
Co.. on" ~ tho physicians 100 attendance
h'cam, usid ous months ago. probably
during his "trip around the world
Lord NurjhcuU, was stricken M
Cologne while hc WAS MAX nr uip
incognit. through Germany Although
be- was avJr, of the mytoriousuoss II
his illness DO, b1ttl,d gumoly tu regain
his health
The news uf tho death ~ Lord
Northclffo dd mot come as .urpr So.
for during th, past several week, the
bulletins issued by his physicians al.
though sNllfu.ly wordcd had failed to
hold out hoppe for his recovery.
Lord NofJhci ffo was hy far no, most
noted figure in British journalism. aud
The FIRST question on oyoryou,s lips
was as to what effect his death So 70
have ou the policies ~ the Time, and
his other newspapers. which sine, the
end of the war. have strongly uppUs q
ths Lloyd George administration and
its principles with the notable oXcop
on ~ It's dealing with ireland. Nhica
the Norihcliffe press supported through
uut
Born IN Chapcnyod Ireland july IS
1865. Alfred Charles William Harms
worth Nisc"unt NorhrHffc started ht
,ure~r as subordinate editor in ay,ui,
hsh.ur house writing answers ,o ,m
respondents. This suggested t1 him o
newspaper career which r. ,ma..
upon hy publication ~ "a v,el,, ma.
y 90" called Answers Succeeding r
'h's and other ventures r publication
h' eventually founded ,H. Iw0.r
Daily Mail fnr nfsf London mn.
newspaper tn sh f. Hllf n,rr f.,
sad @. haN, hren tb. uvn.. OF s.m.
Oh. periodicals nuiug .. tH,ur ol
.H.H HHH ..u,~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15
DAILY News HAD ANOTHER BIG
Lead IN SUNDAY ADVERTISING

The Dt, local competitor In
about m tr could comparison The News had " per
ADVERTISING the hl The foreign ad'er''sng-
that thu than double that d the
>'con InI
DaiS News
gets former
hu amarillo they generally
thu nsi,
The News circulation Increasing in leaps and
hounds That that advertiser Tor his
Sunia
r 'ai
Panhandle
published the of
fanland. They don't whether
wcckda
>uh>hcrS like Is
tho News
he hachsl the
depend on the Daily News having m every In full
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~ Associated Press

IDABEL Okla. Aug l4-OnN hs
wornds. wh ch are oxpe,ted To prove
iatHi svcd Claytun Thompson from
the hs nds of a n.b tn,iay after . gun
h't'ic ~ ~" principal thoroughfarr Of
Wright CITY. near here. in which he
slcv sheriff Rud Fcitcr " MoCurtain
county. and dangerously wounded - ve.
lard Christinn - NJ iniainVi,w. who
we've ausmpj NJ % arrest him for .iu
iu Two men n'Ht Wright c tv
TIE SERIES ~ TRACED - began ate
81 .teu.ay when Thompson uh D. .u.ox.
j. ID r o. ~o a. shot and Lillyd On
~ rs '-ruiar OF rrnch 90 miles
north - Wright CITY Thompson ,h.a
started % Wright city and overlook
'...,'.d tt.' lr. T. shot thu yuutt
o. u'1tl u q quarrel
'h.e'srr christ an oNu,t ~ a rl.,t
alto Ming The IN. where Anderson was
kln'd. j',ned Sl'rin Telker sul Deputy
.h.fa. g,.ta.d J,nss ln e sftr.h fog
Th~ntes They fralicd him to Wright
60 ihi- n.' ning and moi him go the
Sa.iln street q the Town.
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To separate Departments.
BY Associated Pres

AUSTIN, Texas. Aug l4-Soriri.
tion OF the state hanking and insurance
departments was the chief rccommcnda.
ton made for a hill which state senator
Paul ID. Page ~ Eastrop, was directed
10 draw up By the executive hoard n
the Texas State Bankers Association
In conference here to-day The law as
outlined hy the committee leaves un
changed the bank guaranty fund pro.
visions Of IN. present statute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

KHAN. MAYFIELD'S RECORD AND
F.R. SYSTEM ATTACKED BY Jim
FERGUSON; HAS RECORD CROWD

Jim Ferguson dared and double dog.
dared Eafi u. Mayfi to answer
charge after charge which lIe hurled
against him last night. hut Mr. Eergu.
son net only buried these dlres. aud
lambasird Mayiic.d. hut hc offered con.
crete con- tru, i've policies to take the
place of those ~ his opponct which he
sought 10 tear down.
Jlrl Ferguson II James o.. Ferguson,
caEdidate IN the August s6 run.off for
he United States senate in opposition
10 Earle u. Mavficld. Tie spoke last
night io probably the biggest poliii.sI
gathering ever ~ld in Amarillo. which
was assembled N the vacant space
acro'S Taylor Street from the post
office.
Hc smoke ,.r over two hours but kept
b" crowd attentive bv kathing
charges. witty salli's mingled With defi-
nIuuu 81 his pplli And while he
hit home some point or romped ON his
enemies, friends In the crowd yelled.
Pour IL on en-. Jim" and Jim poured
1t on 'em. Cheering was frequent.
c. y pash spoke briefly on the fun.
iam.ut1l OF government ~ introducing
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hl Associated frtzH
san EEl,NAEDGNO. cal. Aug IA
Suiks 90 the Big -Four brotherhood men
- he % ON Pacific was called OF here
q. 'lprK tonight and tour ,astbuuud
trains left Immediately.
b. Associated P-,zs
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug l4.--Slrikcrs
y 90 arrested iu N,yada and California
today as result OF the rail strike and
trsns were moved on the Santa Fe
system Whi,h had been tied up since
Lst THURSDAY
Governor Emmett BOYLE of Nevada
wGs present at las Vegas when seven.
teen men We're taken into custody. No
charges hay, set been fled against the
men. Governor BOYLE had ordered a
pistol taken from one Of the men and
was the object of one of the strikers =
pistol when the governor got the drop
"a the man ~ shots were fired. but
the man was arrested.
The Santa ~ started transcntincn.
tal train eastward from Los Angeles
aud rvn,Ctod 90 send 4 through to Chi.
csEo. The Southern Pacific also or.
dercd trains on IT, division west ~ the
Sacramento divisions.
Emhnrgors ON movement Of porshJ.
lle~ were unchanged during the day
and California growers and shippers
faced d loss tha, grew into thousands 81
dollars hourly. II was said there was
10 way OF saving the ripening truit that
s.ould be- shipped Immediately.
Tn, Union pac lie lines IN Nevada.
PARTICULARLY ai Las Vegas. was the
scene of 'hcoting early today state
police with machine guns We're ordered
10 las VEGAS. aud Il was expected that
Governor noyle would have the polio.
gpplant the rail guards
Twelve aadit' 'onal deputy fci,'al
uursh4is were ordered tu Isoscvillc
Col. Whcr, the Pacific Fruit Express
Cmuar, maintn MS IT, plant TwoNty
..uutlos hive been IN duty and reports
go up marshal boz san Francisco said
~ strikers wore violating 'hc court in.
5..Dt,f tl.IdiinE p.pk'iiug
The Western Pacific d.d not mo,e
amy trains tudnv ,ontcn,ing itself with
conferences with tho Bg -Four brother.
ood m.r who had refused o. move
trains The company announced t-
l.r, h,tstrer Sil' Lake CrN Juj Ger
ltrh N,,ajI was open
Tho r.r,I.. committee O' the broth.
,fr4nas held conference ai los An.
.ri,- trt r.'1,rd iu disclose The sub.
20 o. t-.u,. 90 Tho committee was
COMPOSED of men employed hy the
SIn'a Fc Tho refusal II brotherhood
zen o. move Santa r. trains spread to
N,w Mexico. where nnr wcsthound
,raius were held Travel 10 the Grand
Canyon has ceased ly th' stnpriue on
t..iiuS 900 Wirslow Ari2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15
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