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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-06
WYOMING BURIED BY SNOW

casper, Wyo., April 6.-The
heaviest snowstorm of the winter
was in progress in central Wyom-
ing early today but the tempera-
ture had barely reached the
freezing mark and there was no
suffering among range STOCK. The
equivalent of an inch and a half
of water fell in rain and snow
Yesterday and last night, and snow
Law to a depth of about one foot
this morning with heavy fall con-
tinuing.
Five persons in the United
states paid taxes for 1919 on in
comes of $5,O00,000, while 50
persons show annual earnings oi
100000 or more.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-06
CIRCULATION

Average for March b705.
MEMBER Audit Bureau of Circu-
lation.
Member Associated Press-Full
leased wire service.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-06
THE WEATHER

OREGON: Tonight and Friday
fair. Moderate westerly winds.
LOCAL: Trace rainfall: souther-
ly winds; clear; max. 81; min. 80;
river 6.6 feet and falling.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-06

New dly. Thirty day
4 round trip round trip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
BUNCH HITS OFF WARD AND
TAKE OPENER FROM EAGLES
5TO4IN HARD FOUGHT TILT

The GaSsers punched hits of Ward,
took the opener from the Eagles yester.
Gay and tied them for first position In
the league. II was a hare fought >es.
sion. che Eagles getting the best Of the
hits. hut they didn't make them count
like Che Gassers did Nine Eagles
Whitfield. while Ward struck out :.
keislcr. amarillo cast-gn. led the Wis
itors In hitting. getting three satellites.
Moore. Douglas aud Fitzgerald foe the
locals registered two Saieties each.
Ward lhut Out the locals until the
fifth when they fell on him for six
hills and when the smoke cleared five
men had crossed the plate Ten men
faced him In this inning. He allowed
only one hi thereafter.
The Eagles led of with run on a
douhle, single and sacrifice fly
They came back Ia the second for three
hits. but couldn't get hui one tally. In
Che shth four ssfcties gave them two
more and they Threatened 10 tie the
score.
tbilene put up game fight. offering
Che locals about as stiff competition a.
they've ever had.
Elmer iiill i scheduled 10 work TO.
day u J. rumored that Scruggs. Abb.
lrne's ace, will oppose him In the game
that viii decide the present supremacy
~ the cinbS. The greatest game aud
the biggest crowd II the season are
naturally expected. They play at 3.
Thr scor:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
DOUG SETSPACE
With BIG STICK,
AVERAGE IS .A29

with batting average q 80 Doug.
lIs Is leading the Ga%sors in the at
home games of the second half with
CLANCY trailing him FOR Ice according
fo figures given out hy scorckccper
Scott
The club has au average ~ ~. hav.
my won of the 10 games here The
Gaseers have never lost series on the
home grounds
Moore. Comstock CLANCY and Doug.
las. are tied f,r runs with 20 each FOR
the ten gaines. Anheicr is second with
o
nm and Meanor lead boz sacrifice hits
Zach having { and Morton Is next with
3 ~ course Comstock is the LEADING
base plferci he has @ in the o games
Fitzgerald and Bvers com, nap for .
each Chanev waits them over best.
getting walls Nrhoi,r .s next ior 8.
Eghtv.thro" runs ON 1903 hits have
hccn made hv 'hr Gdssers iu N, 10
games. nearly q tally for 70 safety
while the gasscrs were making the
So runs opponents piled nap total of g.
u other words the Gassors have scored
practically two 20 the visitors one bon
the 10 games az home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
GASSERS TIED WITH EAGLES FOR FIRST PLACE
SPUDDERS COP
ALVIN SESSION
FROM PAINTERS

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. July 10
The Spuddcrs hit 1--we members OF the
Fort Worth pitching staff ot viii and
took both ends uf double header. the
dr-l 1873 and the second a.. White
featured throughout both games and
h, q home run Boz each Bschoif also
hit one over the i,ft field fence In the
urst game Taycncr retired from the
irst game with an injured Zoo, when
Adams spiked HIM in the first inning.
Fort Worth ....... 40 go ltO-N
Wichita Falls ........ Vjl le3 eeX--A
Batteries Nachtcl Goudbrcd. Pate.
Moore and Moore, Kc,nc. Mokan and
Bischon
Summary Base ON balls off kcenc
2. of Mokan . Wachyol .. tit by ball,
Kraft Two hasc hits Tanner. sears,
Nv oldt. ~ Moore. icsDh,r Phclan.
Home runs White. Bischuit stolen
bases. Kraft White Beck Sacrifices.
Beschc.. SumuD Weiss struck cut by
Kcone hy MoEau g. Wachtcl ..
Moore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jul, l5--San
Antonio made 10 two straight today
from the Galveston Sand crabs by
driving roryman from M" box and
coping The contest ~ Co O. LYLE who
succeeded p"rrymau. ftrcl little bet.
trr. Noight was ajtrd freely but the
sensational fielding II The Bears kept
Tho scoring down The entire game
was PLAYED ln slow rain
Galveston ......... 600 100 COL -
san Antonio ........ OF ugU llN-il
Batteries ponlmau lyle and Grit.
fitn Noight Mckee and Henry.
Summr, Sacrifice hits Hale.
kuSham Two base hits Myers Three
base h'st Kiyham Henry Double
pl'ys Gross Fuller Innings pitched.
Icrymdn his or Peruvian . runs
OF Prrryman Q las. en- balls OF
\o.ght o. un reuymuu !. Lylc ..
Struck uw rv Porrymnu .. by Voight
J. D. Lyl,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

King lined 20 right Hin letting the ball
80 through ana King made % ~ third.
being scored a three base hit. White
scoring. Ethcredge grounded tn short
koisler scored King when CLANCY failed
TO handle h.s hunt Roislor wa. forced
by sain. Burrh singled 10 right and
stole second Ward famed Two runs.
four hits
AMARliLO-Hm walked and wa.
sacrificed by Smith Moore grounded
TO htherodge Douglas famed
seventh.
ABILENE lIonslv famed Iy,u
walked White famed ttsn was
caught at second irving 10 steal gyers
making perfect throw despite the
plain Interference ON the pnft Of Kiur.
AMANllLb-toms was ont
White 70 Iyln Fitzgerald got "a fluk,
mt over hort Bycrs aud Anhoicr both
went out Etherrdgc ~ Lyal 40 runs
one h.t
Eighth.
ABlLENE-klng was HIT Etho,odpc
popped 70 Smith Kc.slcr beat out an.
other hunted 90 CLANCY and was given
q hat Sain h.t into q double. No runs.
ono hit
AMAl'lLLo-Chluey and nm famed
smith was walked and Moore flied 10
King.
Ninth.
AblILNE-Rurch flied 20 Fitzgerald.
ward aud Hornsbt famed. spencer
,''ling a wild" one on llornsly FOR the
last strike
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
MORTON GIVEN PINK Slip.
FANS Raise MONEY TO keep
HIN AND he's SIGNED AGAIN

Ro, Morton. souihpaw. stays
With the Gassers.
Roy was fired aud hired ,cstcr.
day.
Tie was lei ouI h, lial Niiher.
spoon. owmr ~ the Gasscr>. be.
cau'e expense, had 10 bc cut
down.
H. wa placrd back 81 the roster
hrcirsc fans snd player, wanted
him hack. and becausc fans made
up a purse 10 help pay his salary
THAT'S what they think about
RpN Ia Amarillo.
u was a blue bunch Of fans that
met IN bunches up and down Polk
street yesterday when Il becatnc
known that Morton had been re-
based some II them were moi only
blue-they were downright sore
The, raised several hundred dol.
lars nj the opening " the 'rcond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Il, IS
GOLF WINNER,
IS SURPRISE

s'tp,I. .,uf.N~Ey CUR CHEN.
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80. .'..,.., ~. go. 49,. ID -
l..,.,. ,,. ...- t..t...i .t.'... ''..,
i. t.,.,. 80, ,,. ~, h... ,ar,,..5
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wv '. ..'' '.''.' ..''. ''~ .''' WV ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

SHREVEPORT. july T.. Shire, cport
Ncu au extra inning gam. Go . from
pyllos today. due o. ia" hitting ~
tfllN t'r his team Fo'iN ti,d IN" score
inl M" N'h and q home rum was the
cause " a runner Of single in tho
llth inning thar put across the needed
run fu. victory
Dallas ...... uiU 900 100 90
shreveport ... Unp 100 0Ol Ol-3 . /
BATTERIES Mitchell and linglc.
Wheat Burns and Nann
Summarf-Tvo base hits Massey.
jackson. Home runs. Felix. Sacrifices.
Lovchcc. Linglc Ezzz,n Double PLAYS.
Hartford % liollohan Co Smith. stolen
bases Storcv Base ou halls Mitchell .
Burns J. Struck ont. Mitchell Burn,
.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
ROSWELL MEN WILL GO
TO HOPE CELEBRATION

Roswell y NJ july Roswell
business men wiz attend the cclobra
ton it Hops August co. in q body. tho
delegation going bon The nature ~ Get
acquainted excursion. o. is expected
that three hundred ears % Roswell PEG.
pl, viii make "a. uW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
SKATERS STOP
LOSING STREAK
BEATING RANGER
spsoislto The Ns-

Suecisl 70 The Nsw.
SWEETWATEE uly Do The
Swatters broke their long losing streak
today by staging thrilling ninth In.
MINK rally, scoring five runs aud beat.
ing Ranger n g George Robinson
started the rally with a hit 20 right and
a combination OF walks iicldcrs
choice and two glaring errors by short.
stop craft. coupled with timely bin.
giles Melted the required margin.
Zapalac pitched well. after relieving
Watkins in the second. aud poled
Homer over the right field fence bur
could not withstand the onslaught which
terminated when Mason hit 10 lett cen.
ter with Phillips pitching
he scheduled SUNDAY game VIII be
played IN Sweetwater today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
II
B. c. D. SIGNS CONTRACT
ON PAL0 OUR0 PAINTING

1H, liosu ,f Go, Development YES.
f.u.i, formally signed contract with
Victor Higgins for %, painting ~ Palo
Duro canyon. The contract calls FOR
the underwriting 81 the painting by the
board O. tho eXieEi ~ Si.se0. M. Hig.
Gins was ~ the canyon saturday max.
ing final sketches g. be- used IN the
PAINTING
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
IL Ike H., srnnt Cnnr.r

Roswell y " IuIt Minor Huff
man Scout Master ~ Troop .. 81 RIOS
wells Eov scouts has gone 90 Indiana
o. attend the training course for scout
leaders which will d, held from July
% to July g. MI Huffman win take
mp scout work professionally some time
IN the near future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

half for sonilipaw aud they didn't
think they were getting square
deal.
The Gassers kceul, could feel his
lu~s. They saw The second half ,'lp.
ping away from them II R,y wcni.
and Incidentally they saw chance
Ter about s.sO0 dollars in cold cash
10 also >i'p away They held IN ''ni.
dignatiun meeting" IN the dusont
l.forc the game. missing their bat
ting prsctic,. They told Nuhcr.
spoon what they thought about lie
deal.
but ~ al over aud ROY j. Still
with ~. tets congratulate our
selves and keep up the old winning
streak Rev has lots oi admirers in
this camp.
None, a. help psy his first
munll'S Ilary WIS raised after the
game aud he was signed again.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
CLOVIS DEFEATS
BR0NCS WINNING
SEVEN STRAIGHT
Special 70 The Neu

Special 20 The New,
CLOVIS. July ls-ClD.s took the
iist game 81 the series from San IN.
gelo today 90 . making seven s,r,irbt
games Tor the Euzzcrs
Mickey had wonderful control A,
though being touched for Do hits b.
exhibited rare skin boz the pnch,..
causing % san Angelo players g. die
hy the strike out route san Angelo
only scored in one inning when two
Singles and two doubles showed three
runs across BOO fh. fourth shaw ~
''o's hit for tho circuit with man
or .n the second
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
DAILY News SP0RTGRAnS

Tor q trnl, on what was really q single
had 70 not taken lad huunc, over Hill.
Kcisl'r hunted enc toward Chau,y and
u bounced hlgh giving him '.m, 20
beat % ou' There vc., only thru" *.
~ nl.D hIIA-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

hits and Cleveland won the FIRST game
90 tre esr.e- . too
C'o. rilnd ....... ou0 UOU IiO--s
ladelphp ........ GOO 00o eco %
C,vclcsl,'c and O'Ncll. Rumm"ll sui
van and Bruggf
Two base hits Wood. three base hits
speaker stolen bases. Young. O'Nc.ll
and Jameson. base ,u balls. off Gov
ioskic Rummrll J. STRUCK ou' Covcl
sb'r % Roruuell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

One on when winning ron scored
SWUptwlIpr ........te 700 nun uU,--
Ranger ........ aoS ool 1906
Three uasc hits Mason. III Craig
HONS LJus. Iapaac SacGc, hits,
Lecdy Double plays I.cedJ{to Conley
.Ciaig 70 Lc,dv 10 Conlcv jruck out.
hy Rlchhulg o. W Watkins 4 by Zapa
''' Z EN,cs on balls of lachhurg Q.
Watkins T. Zapahr wild pitches.
IaDhhurg Stolen bascs Zapahc.
llows'. l."c,l, Mason. Conicy Time Of
gam, tol Umpire. pnploy Smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Bronchos Keep
Alexander for
Their Catcher
Specialize TIE Ncrp

Special 70 TIE Nc.,
SNN ANGELO JUN 18th. san
Nng,io baseball club TO-DAY retained
Fa'ic Al.Naudcf as catcher NieXan.
sea was relieved fyuu %, management
Wednesday being replaced ~ Luke
Robinson. but was no. released when
BEAUMONT waived g. opium an him lie
'wm resrmc play next Friday when the
Bfouchss return home ,funl Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
LUBBOCK LOSES
TO STANFORD IN
PITCHERS DUEL


LtHEUCN IH. e. - psn.uug
hI- w tup r.fd inning Situdiy SIAM,
iDIi pu '.'r TWO runs which were
enough tu WIN from Lubb,ck knadlcr
kept ms hits well scattered and two hits
and passed ball ncttcd Lubbo,k their
only run ot the game. Earnshaw was
he individual star Of the dny. making
two sensational catches and getting
three hits oui of four times al bat Tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

SUMMARY Innings pitched ht Nor
siu s. bt WUUldr.dg, . Hits OF Nor.
san y. or Wooldrdg. e. STRUCK on,
'' No San . uv Enadlcr =. Ess. on
nalls or MORGAN Sacrifice hits -
t'r stolen hss"s C0her Eirnshaw.
Double pla,s Gobrr tu Syorgh Guhcr
fo Bath to Spe,glr Posted boil Ed.
luis Time of gawr i1o Umpire
DAVIS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Bin Byers IS mighty good catcher.
and - course we think he's the best In
the loop. but when the bouquets are
tossed about Catcher Burch ~ The
Eagles comes IN for his share He's
real one. snd valuable " the Eagles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

+"t+'' ....t... 30 To 81 10 U
Relieved Wcsa u -ta
%" ''"''i' '......... HUU 300 Uup--3
LOWS .......... 1888 no 00x-s
Two base Dots. Sugaius Butler
Williams g. Dean g. Wcts,l Home
runs. shaw poub,. rsy- M,k,y To
CARY o. Welz,l Williams 20 sewen
Innings pitched h M.k,y iy How.
,I 81. h2 ,o.h, -G struck out.
t| Mickey d. Howell g 1y Cock, 9.
l'''fs on balls OF Cocks % Hlt by
stolen m-es. Williams Tam, 90 rame,
..' .uUr'. Red Adams
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

SUMMARY IhIu.baso hits. King
Iwo-base hits Housby. keislrr Sac.
Nice hits Hycrs. smith Stolen bases.
hihcrldgo BurCh. ComstoCk Double
iiaNs. Anheier 90 Moore. ComstUok 90
'oore 90 Anhcier Struck out bv Ward
q bv smith p Base on balls oif Ward
.. 90 Smith j. hit by pitcher Lv
smith Eiheridge KIng0 Time 81
i"me. 1853. Umpire. Spencer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Now It's SIR Auhc.er No O. won 10
CLYDE or "Aunir any more. Our star
III "a sicscr received vI, from Du.
range. Colo thar h, was the proud
father - nine pound hoy Hc tx.
poets ~ h4 Nr- Arrcirr aud son
Gown h0r shortly Guess hon shine
hrirhiri th.u ry'. around the initial
-1ek
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Two large Islands formed in the Ar.
kansas river. south q Boone. Col. ~
~ result " recent floots.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Beaumont at Houston rain
Fort Worth wfhit1 Fai- 10 urst
gamrl
Dlllas loo Shreveport
Galveston q. st Sau Antonio d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Te,as 0hlshoma League.

81 tlrluruv = Paris e
Al rorsclua O. Ardmor, O.
AZ Grceuv.ie q B1uham %
Az Mcxla sherman 90 mnlugsl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Pirates Beat Robins.

rITTSaJrGU july o.. -rui.mreh
won ,Fn1 brooklyn Today 10 IN 10
INNING alter driving Ecuthor from tho
'"' 20 Oh. eighth when they tied the
-,"H un l,, hits
SDrrr hy innings r.
l', ,.'I ........ 0lo nuo ono %
i'''s .IGh upn oun UsD ID
l'.''.' Eruthrr Smith and De
..It Nin- Gazu,r and Guoch
N"'N'.I. TVI.hts, Do ir Mitchell.
"''a. I'in'. Tnu,ola-c hits. Ma.
.N0'.l'' So''u bases NuHr las, ON
'a'ls OF. E'Hth,s 90 Smith Struck
'"l hf S1 h 0. uv Adams bs Glaz.
.U F. ' Morrison .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

YESTERDAY game-~g@s one ~ fiuke
hits Anariilo's first hit was skinny
Mocre's pop-up 90 White, but II was
nsfd 10 fed John King got a credit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

tmrirr Su.nccr's work was decidedly
o0 c1l,r yesterday. bat O. wa urctty
wen snlit ST. Tar as the two teams were
concerned Douglas -ut a bad dsl. in
tho seventh when two real Wide ones
we're declared strikes"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

u looked like tor q tim, 10 would he
an affair 90 Cass,r rssts.o'f beating ~.
Hornshy AID Krislcr so' doubles aud
each scured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Win in ninth

ClNClNNNT' July % The Reds
won thn first game OF ih, Boston series
o. d." Boo 'h' hs' hall 90 the
'.rih rrHng fh' winning run On a
"'lE 200 i.rrns safe blunt ny Dsubcl
and q single to right hy Harper
Score l, innings. y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Score ~ Innings

NHuiiWtnn tnI b'lurrcll
SUMMARY Twr.hIsr hits I.rslic.
Ncnert Home run. Miller stolen
hHse-. krur Bis, on balls ~ Weiu.rt
oii Kaufman o. StruDN u4t. d..
Kaufman bv Wcn,rt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
YANKEES DROP
THINNING TILT
TO WHITE SOX

NEW Ypl,k July % Sew lorl, lost
chance tu take tho Nu.. eea league
cad from - Louis TODAY hy dropping
o. inning struggle 10 Ch.ago Q toe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

r lgVu, and Wingo
summary Threc-lasc hits Nixon.
l1s' "n balls of Luqu" . off Miller 2.
on M'Namtn Struck out. by I.uqu,
I. Nm.I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Error Gusts Game.

CHICAGO. july i5-Au error ~ omis.
son hy Toncy Kaufman cost him nt,.
own gam" to-day when Philadelphia
staged - uiuth.uniug rally and defeated
'hi''s' Co. in The first game Of the
series
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
BASEBALL RESULTS

West Texas League.
A..I.u, Z Amarillo o..
stamford % Lubboc. ..
Range. o SweciWuti
San Angelo 3. Clovis s.
American League.
Chicago 3. az New York
ST. Louis %. az Washugr.n O.
Detroit 3 40 Boston o.
Cleveland az Philadelphia o.
National League.
Esipu 30 Pittsburgh ..
New fqrk Q ht 81 Louis
Philadelphia 9. go Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

h'!lENE-Hornsby. Amarillo cast
30. lti off with a dodble 20 c.rt,,
Lt'l eat out an infic'I hit IL sio'c
sreord White nied 80 certar auG
''ofn,'y scored on the throwIn King
a'd Iihel.lg. famed. one run. two
hlts
AMAl'ILLO-Noore grounded olt t0
short Douglas and C0ms,oCk famed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Xxx Hattr1 Tor MAYS in twelfth
ky Batied fur Wit boz twelfth
chicago Onl 600 "f" nni
New York 900 1000 'nu uun-2
Two basr hits Nrus"l three hl.. hits
McNally. hom, runs Srholk hrse on
balls. OF L',cr,ftc . Schupu Mays
. struck yDl D. M4s .. Lrr,ui, I,
S, hupp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Second.

AElLENE-Eelslcr. another Anna ..Uo
'ast-on. doubled 20 lrft and Scored on
sans single 20 third Burch s.nsl, 4
.. 10. Ward was out when Anh,ief
led Tor bis hot liner and eoullyd
Il az second II was ouS OF the
ipp."st stunts seen on the local Dot
'nsOy lied h i.ght. on rga. three
.iAEiLIO-Fitzgerald was walked
i'i sacrificed hy Byers A-lcier
0lnc~i % sb3r' Caney flannel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

j
vas oout Moore 10 Anheicr. Hornsby
singled o. center. Smith caught him
90 inst but he was safe al conn
when COmstOck dropped the tan I.v.il
noppeo 20 Comstock, No runs one hi,
one error
AMAKlLLO-Chaney led OF with a
single % center. H4l dropped one lsck
% na4n who dropped u. Kelslcr. b.cs.
pg him ~, claimed be caught BE-. bat
he siapns ssi4 be didn't smith IAN.
ned. Moore singled to rlght. moore
sc0rirg. C0mstock stole second. Wv
ssrad singled g. center. Douglas aa.
tounstock scoring. Byers walked. a.
hsler erosndsd 70 white and Chsno
.slpcd 70 White flve runs. slx h.ts
sixth.
A3ILENE-wa.ie singled 70 uSht.
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HOW NATIONALISTS
REGARD SULTANATE
Would Retain AutOcratic Pow
err With Shadow Ruler
for Caliph.
DISLIKE CROWN PRINCE
Renal Regards Abdul Mejid as
Too European and Fayors
Selim.
DISLIKE CROWN PRINCE

The following letter from THE NEW
YORK HERALD'S correspondent In Con.
stantinople, written in October before
the relations between the Angora Ma
tionalists and the Turkish Government
in the capital had become so tense.now
possesses additional interest in view Of
ship.
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such suicidal intention as the reestab-
lishment OF the autocratic power of the
Sultan. They intend to exercise that
power themselves. Refet Pasha, the new
Governor of Thrace. with whom your
correspondent discussed this question re-
Gently, explained their position with alb
solute frankness. saying: THE future
Sultan will be first of all Caliph and as
such he will be invested with all the
authority accruing TO the head OF our
church in religious matters Politically,
as Sultan. his role will be merely deco
retive, and the real power OF govern
ment will be exercised by the National
Assembly through the responsible minis
tiers il appoints" Thus an indolent and
voluptuous Oriental life awaits the sue
cessor OF the luckless Mohammed W.,
who would be ideal in the part II he had
lot compromised himself with the Allies
The fact that the future Sultan Is con-
demned TO political impotence by the
Ne tionalists is somewhat difficult TO rec
onclle with the prevailing opinion that
the Crown Prince Abdul Medjid Will &C
cede to the throne when ii is vacated by
the aged bridegroom of Yildiz. states
man. soldier. painter. poet and musician
Abdul Medjid is said TO combine with
these Accomplishments. reminiscent OF
William IL. many OF the former Kali
sers autocratic characteristics. Inose
who know him predict that II the Ma
tionalists should make him Sultan tney
may live to regret IL.