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The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-25

Seattle had failed to reach Point Hope, the people, In order to conserve what coal there was for the school, car ried each Sunday sticks of wood for tine Church stoves, which wood had been taken from their own meagre supplies gathered for miles up and down the beach. During this winter the Point Hope school was the only one on the Arctic coast that did not suffer discontinuance of it's sessions because of lack of fuel.
 The news of the whaling success means that the people served by our Mission will have plenty of meat and 'muk-tuk' throughout the fall and part of the coming winter. Tn summer, the food supply consists chiefly of ducks, geese, fish, and reindeer meat, enabling the saving of the 'muktuk' until fall. This latter is the skin of the whale which sometimes grows to thickness of several inches, and is highly prized as special dish.
 Time was when a whale meant also a thousand dollars or more in return for the bone" or baleen, but the pres ent market is so low that practically nothing is paid for any but the longest and finest bone. This brings fifty tcents a pound and once brought six dollars. The largest killing of tbs past five years was seven whales in the spring of 1917; then followed four years with only two or three small ones each season. Thirteen is splen- did, even though some of them may have been quite small. When one stops to consider the primitive meth ods employed in the killing of these monsters, the dangers and extreme hardships involved, it seems most nat ural that surpriss. pleasure, and ad
 miration should follow the receipt Of
 such tidings. The Esquimo uses his | small skin boat, hand and shoulder
 weapons. homemade floats of inflated ] sesfskins and. thus equipped takes
 the largest of living animals. ."-Lieing 1 Church, September 90. 4
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-25

 
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

You ask mc % believe too much d"
said she, but her tone was softer than
h. had ever known II yet.
Then voull refuse 10 believe me II
confess that b. was this grace and
beauty that determined my destiny that
dav by urging ne to Join your Gather =
troupe
~ that sh- became little OUT OF
breath There was no longer any ques.
ton OF Finding au outlet for resentment
Resentment was al forgotten
But WHY with what obicct?"
with the object ~ asking YOU one
day 10 o." my wife
You go very fast. don't YOU. she
asked him, with heat.
do Haven't YOU observed a. |
am man Of sudden impulses have
curbed aud rcprcssed myself not TO
scare you hy prccip.,ancy, ! have wait.
cdoh' 10 paticntlv-until you should tire
u that mood OF cruelty"
mechanically and ~ n bv taoit con
sent they resumed their walk.
Md ! ask vou 20 observe" he said
"vhon YOU complain that | 20 very
fast. that after all have 80 far asked
you ior nothing
How qouth she. fr0wnng
- have merely told you of my hopes A"
u was his self possession that cXas.
nca'rd hor Tor after that she walked
the short remainder % the way in 81
len'o. and 80 for the moment. the mat.
Ter was iefi Just there
Rui thst nighi. after they had Supped.
b. CHANGED that when Climenc was about
10 retire. be- ana shc were alone togc,h
cr in the room above stairs that her IN.
thor bcpt exclusively tor his company.
Ne Clm"ne now rose 20 withdraw for
ih' night Scaramouchc rose with her
20 light her candle Holding II In her
lelt hand she Offered him her right. Q
ions. iap'ring white hand AZ the end
n softly rounded arm that was hare
90 The elbow
Thus q moment then he took the tips
~ hci fingers IN his grasp. and Rowing
over The hand pressed his lips upon u
Then he looked ~ her again The IN
tense feminlnity of her lured him on. in
vtcd him. surrendered TO him.
~ the hand he continued to hold M
drew her toward him. She came unre
slsiinc He took the candle from her
and sct II down on ihc sidehoard b,
which she s'ond Tn. next momen
her sHght 1.-the body was In his arms
and n. was kissing her. murmuring he
name sS u u were a prayer.
".Am I cruel now" she asked him
nanfiur tie kissed her again for ont
answer You made me cruel becsus
I vou would no; see she told him mex
l IN whisper.
And then the door opened. and N
Binei cam. IA 20 have his paternal eye
RECALLED by this highly iudccorous ~
havior Of his daughter
And what may BE- the meaning a
this?" demanded II. Binet, bewildere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

ina, the United State, Govern
lrc"t H.
As a g.attcr OF pure iogl, the
IRlil Labor Board ls core /. W men
Ia ll,li,idual " set Of individuals
d,ii, creature of q" tavern.
.mcnt or any department OF the
government, that individual or
GROUP set, itself no 90, greater
than the Government -,
or "a. other hand MIR. lcNcH
and his colleagues cnr idct the
present fight too important TO
stand - technicahticS ,her look
on It ~, fight for the pCr~ctu'lr
OF union labor. "a, a iigl, Tor hre2c
and as ultimately q fight Tor lie.
When this primary instinct OF
food getting j., involved. govern
ment. which d, al best more or less
an artificial creation. crumblcS be-.
lore the scarchcrS for food. un-
les, food is provided peacefully.
The Rail Labor Board and rail
DENY that food getting is
involved. They claim rail labor IS
comparatively ovcrpaid
Whether thi, claim i, true or
not viii in the last analvsi, de-
tcrmluc the outcome Of the strike.
II labor Is paid too much. the
strike will. it events move uatur-
allv and true 10 well known laws.
be likely To fail. II labor i, paid
too little. and the winning of sui.
llcicnt bread Is involved. the
strike may succeed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
BEGIN HERE TODAY.

To escape hanging on the charge on
seditiun.
ANDRE.LOUtS MOliEAU tlees from
his native town OF Gavrillae and hides
his IDENTIFY az member OF hand OF
strolling PLAYERS in when he makes
great succoss iu the character Of
SCARAMOUCHE
Ills flight has caused him to delay
revenge on the great and powerful
MARQUIS DE IA TOUR DAZYR.
who trlcked Andres dearest friend.
PHILIPPE DE VILMORiN, "A d.vln.
liv student into a duel and then killed
him because ho feared the ldealists
dangerous gift OF cloquence
over the dead body o. his friend.
NndrrLouis sworc 90 carry on his work
VI reforming the lot OF the peasants.
Soaramouche, 1s Andre Louis Is now
.sil,d. falls 900 love with
CIlMENE. daughter Of the owner Of
me troupe aud tries 20 forget the beau
fiul
ALlNE M kERCADiOU. whom, hr
thinks viii marry the Marquis Cl,mcne
treats him with GOODNESS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

"Blnct said he. forget for once tina,
YOU are Pantaloon. and behave as q
nice, amaihle farther nIaw should be.
have when he has secured a son.inlaw
AZ cXccp,ionable merits"
CHATTER VII.
The Binet Troupe opened in Nantes
as YOU may discover In surviving copies
Of the Courier Nan,iais'--on the Feast
Of the Publication with Les Four.
berries de- Scaamouchc."
For Scaramouche himself the open.
ing success WIS not confined IN the pub
lie AZ the end Of the play a great re-
'option awaited him from his compan.
.ons assembled in the grccnroom OF the
thcatcr.
ON the following night they PLAYED
The shy Lover" 70 full house. the
fame 81 their debut having gone abroad.
and the success 81 Monday was con.
firmcd
After breakfast the following morn.
ing Andre Louis and Climcne sailed
forth 10 take the air upon the quays
Coiumhinc tao,lcssly Joined them rs
they were setting out. though matters
were improved q little when Harlequin
came running after them. and attached
himself 10 Columbine.
Through the hustle OF traffic on the
quay a vahrlolet. the upper half ~
which was almost entirely made OF
glass had approached them. n was
drawn nv two magnificent bav horses
and driven by supcrbly hveriei
coachman.
In tho cahriolct sat slight Young
girl wrapped In lynx.fur pclisse her
face ~ delicate loveliness She we
leaning forward, her lips parted. her
ewes dcvour;ng Scaramouche until they
drew his gaze when tina, happened
| the shock og II brought him abruptly 10
4 dumfounded halt,
What " II. Scaramonchc7"
Hut he made no attempt 10 answer
her. and at tha' moment the coschmsn .
% whom 'hc little lady had already sig.
nailed. brought the carriage To = stand.
/ 9'nl beside them Seen In tn. gorge.
Gus setting ~ that coach with It's 80.
cutcheoned pancls. its por,ly coachman
and Us whi,e'stockencd foo,man-vho
swung instantly 10 earth as the vehicle
siopped-its dainty occupant seemed 10
Climene princess out OF fairy.tsie.
Md this princess leaned forward With
eyes aglow and checks aflush. stretch.
ing out choiceg gloved hand 90 Scar.
amnuchc
Andre Louis she called him.
"Alinc"'
CONTINUED In our next issuel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
MOB HYPNorIsM.

Under the influence Of tina, No.
Guitar form OF psychology known
as mob hypnotism." it take, the
average person about 20 seconds
70 throw off the mask Of ciyilil,-
tlon and revert to the lnwcs,
FORM OF Savagcry.
The other day IN Cleveland an
auto driver speeding 50 mile, an
hour through congcStcd ,trcc,.
was pursued bv motorc,cl,nni;..
.I,hcr auto drivers ioincd IN the
SshaSe. like small boy, chas,ro ,hc
firc engine ''''.''S 'he
b| tue time the rockies, driver
was arrested on a charge al I'M,
m.g Wllllc intoxicated. the pursn.
ing autos numbered 80 and 80 in
forth. "''c ringing
There might really have hoo,
| Io 'mon,llS, u the chase had bcc"
Hngrr and NO COPS were nr,. D.o,
la MOP transforms uuicklv ;r, ,,'' +.
o.e.rr,a-i'uniing. hypnotic ,t,, ','o d
me atrocities of tho -,
Irnm , massacre IN lllinoi, wcrc
r no,. 6y men who prob,biv
never , would think of comm,, ,,n,y
murder while alone '''''''''ihg
them. HNpnotllcd
s,a inese iIts OF mob or social IN.
Sahity happen IN a flash bv cb r' ~
ihey also come IN v.,,o. '''' '.c
denies OF dancing. freak ts,b,'.p,' ''
I" ',%dl,le'' 5 cults and similar plrn,
when alone '''"'f 'dnc
But whenever human Lo,...
Coneregate m large proups .r',,,S
started "'' .'''''' OF is
w men people swarm together
d mysterious pSychir rurrc,,, wy
generated and. bv b,,,,,. ~ ~
lcadN them To- do queer ,b,n, ".
nus YOU see quici. rc,r,.,,hl,
people make fools of tb,r..i,..'
~ cabaret, \ dipniiicd ne, =, =.
4 lance sometime, catches IL,
icIcr aud begin, cutlrug m, NJ,
Il lunatic. Joker, utilize I'M. ,r '"'
: ,lpic 70 get men az bauquc, :,
wear absurd ,i,,uc-psprr ~.
> mats. And the Wcarrr. ,r,r, =,
ENJOY n. though they v,,lj,f
wear the hats Tor SIn1 r,,.,,, 49,
: der the spell of mob h,,,po.i.
Inc tendency that people b,,c
Ioi making aSsc, oi thcm.,l,c.
when they get together IN jar.,
: groups. may cNulam vhy Me- +,
so MANY TOOL thing, when We oc
{ together IN the form OF govern
] ment. '
As voter, we back ,.mmuDi,,
Tor national project based -,
principle, that none 81 Ms worl
. think OF couutcuaucug IN our pri
. vate lives
Mob hypnotlsm O, what make
. a man, who j. a gcniu, ot econ.
my aud practicalnc,, m privat
: life, tall Tor visionary and nm
'" practicable projects when ,cryin
: IN public office
. Carry the idea on and YOU ur
!, dcrstaud WHY. the larger the Dor
ulation grows. the worse the s0,
!, ernment becomes. China Tor r
= stance.
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S1E5z1pRAn /! /! o. g: !
" oy Raaal Sabattni
and profoundly shocked.

and profoundly shocked
Does il require explaining asked
Scaramoucho. n means that Chmens
and I have taken Il into our heads TO
be- married
And doesn't II matter what ! may
take into my head
"of course. But Won could have
neither the bad taste nor the had heart
10 offer any obstacle.
you take that fot granted Ave.
that Is your way. 10 bc sure-io take
things for grantee You have done an
unworthy thing. ScaramoucheA You
have betrayed my trust In YOU. am
very angry with y0u.'
He rolled forward with his ponder
Gus vet curlously noiseless gait Scars'
mouche turned to Climene. smiling and
handed her the candle.
"If YOU viii leave u.s. Cllmene | win
ask your hand OF your father In proper
form"
She vanished. little fluitered. love
lior than ever In her mixture ~ confu.
zion and ,lmi,lity. Scaramouche closed
IN" door and faced the "nraged NJ Bi'
net. who had flung himself into an arm.
chair
"Fathcr.in law said he. II congratu.
hate Won This will certainly mean the
Ccmcde Franchise for ciimcnc. and
that before long. and YOU shall shine in
the gloy shc will reflect. As the Ia
Their ~ Madame scaramouohe you NAV
yet bc famous"
You're damned corsaIr." no cried
,hickly, hanging his ham like fist upon
the table - Corsalr' First YOU sail
In and plumber me OF haif my legitimate
gains; and now YOU want 60 carry off
my daughter. But II be damned II III
give her TO a gracclcss, namelcss scoun.
drcl like YOU for whom the gallows are
waiting already"
Scaramouche pulled the bcllrops
not at all dlscomposcd lie smiled.
There was flush on his cheeks and
a CLEAN In his eyes. lie was very
+ pleased with the world that night. He
really owed great debt to NJ de Les.
dlculeres
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NOTICE TO TIN PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation Of
any individual. firm, concern or cor.
poration. that may appear In this col
umps OF The News, viii be gladly cor
rected, when called TO the attention Of
the editor. I, 10 not the intention OF
this Newspaper 70 wrongfully use. or
inture any individual. firm, concern or
corporation. and corrections win b
made whore warranted a. prominently
~ was the wronEfully published refer.
snee or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
PEOPLE OF CLAUDE
FOR LAW AND ORDER

CLAUDE. June 3o-Thc people -
l'ude are displaying their respect Tor
law and order and their interest u
Justice to both parties 10 the oase 81
ne tragedy that occurred in Claude last
Friday afternoon. Although feeling ran
high. there Wis no attempt ~ mob viO
iencc NJ any time 4 purs" u several
hundred dollars was made up At once
liv the citizens - claude 20 employ the
best of legal talent 10 prosecute the
,ase 10 Just lnlsh,
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County Records
Warrant, Deed,

" Gart''.ur .f ID. FL. O. D. III.
trcdgc 1000 N 10 l..fI .r W,ak rs.
plpmUns.
Burton Eoarb .. 90 fl CITY D. a ".
Co. $3.50 usr' rl.a -s- Holland.
= " Cspes to T. o. Davis $3.50.
iUt 20 block zoo Holland.
Ray DcBoic, q u, GOO S. s N,ln.
tosh. $3.50. lot 3 b,ors -It S. J.
r. ~ Mourr fn g. r. Ware a. al
50 200 OF &c. hlu.. e. as
Mr. VI. n. - Ettie to e. e. Hlr
uson. si5o. o. o. block So. Elklc.
Transfers.
i.illiaum Cunningham fu g e. Ware
$500. lot 10. hlock O. O. as
ID y Pieassnts tn e. y Humphreys
rart lot Z. block zoo Pl,mons
Releases.
n & Gavsun. 20 ux fu Bav peBoice.
lot ?. block PIG. : J
7. NJ. Bruner 20 :. :. SIeel. lot 4.
block IS. =. J.
!. I. Brady 81 a. ~ Burton Roach.
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SCORES PRESENT At
FUNERAL OF SMITH
Specialize The News

spectral 10 The News
CLAUDE. iunc 3o-About 80 cars u
frIncds and ympathizcrs. met a. the
home ~ Miles oliver Tuesday morning
% attend the funeral ~ Watt Smith
who was shot and instantly Killed Fri
day evening At Claude
The funeral service conducted Nv
Rev VI q Hawkins Of the Methodist
church was very Impressive.
Dr j W smith. father Of the dead
man WIS the only relative present
having come from Idaho Ia attend HE
sons funeral and adjust his unfurnish.
cd business
4 large procession followed the hoiy
10 ~ resting place IN The beautiful
claude cemetery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

side il lay Come Legs had dream, all
done mp In a horr.d toad skin.
Nick had ph,n. lie had some magi'
cal powder Mr. recrahout, the Man.in'
th, Moon had given HIM.
lie Intended 10 shake a little on
Comct.Lcgs' bow logs That would
have nndc his legs straight and ii his
legs were straight he couldn't ride his
shooting star any more and he'd have
To stay at home
hut Comet.Lcgs saw them. magic
shaker n all.
With "a veil he picked up his toad
skin. hopped OF the roof To the hill
TOP and s,raddlcd his star Away he
went.
Tommy got his nice dream.
CTo BE- Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Nancy and Nick floated down from
the sky like two little shadows
uy uhs they came 90 Tommy Brown s
,ouso and lighted softly on the roof
like two little b.r0s Their magical
Green Shoes managed the whole affair.
what they saw was really shocking
There was nice. kind little Wink. the
dream. f,Iry. fighting with Comet Legs.
or rather ComctLc was fighting
him. and 30 of course Wink bad To
double up his fists too
Wink had brought kind dream for
Tommy Brown from the moon.
Comet Legs had brought an unkind
dicam Tor Tommy from star where
Magician made awful ones.
Winks dream Law ON IN. roof al
don. up in q neat poppy leaf bag. he
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
90 ON WITH TmE STORY.

And So you fiad me cruel eli
men, challenged him ~ length,
Andre Louis looked at her with half
smile
You have grown weary o. your part
- cruel madam--a dun part. believe me.
and unworthy Of your talents We're I
a wqman aud had YOUR loneliness and
vow grace Ciimvne | should disdain 10
use them ~ WEAPONS ~ offcnss
LONELINESS and grace she echoed,
fc.gning amused surprise But the vain
baggage was modified when was Il
that Won discovered this beauty and this
grace. NJ Scammouchc7'
"One morning when bohcld YOU 30.
hcarsiug q love.sCcne with Leandre
WHY. that was the first time you
saw me
u had no earlier occasion TO remark
youi charms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
REVIVAL TO BE HELD
IN M'lEAN IN AUGUST

SPECIAL 20 The NcNs
MCLEAN. June 30-A revival meet
Ing Of the Methodist Church % this
city win be held In the tabernacle BE-.
ginning the third sunday In August,
and lasting two weeks The services
viii be- conducted by the Rev. Robert
Huckaby OF Wellington the singing
VIII b. under the direction Of the Rev.
/ r. Buckaby II Amarillo.
Tho Rev J : Huckaby local pastor
ot the Methodist church b. the father
of the gentlemen who will have charge
of the services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
is PROHIBITION DEAD?

Mrs. Phcbc X. Warner widely
known writer OF Claude. is the
author Of the leading editorial in
today'S issue ~ the Daily News.
The article discusses prohibition
and the Importance OF why Pam
handle people should vote Tor Gull
len F. Thomas Tor senator and
follows:
Is prohibition dead? Not And
il never will be dead rs long as
there is a bootleggcr in the coun-
try. /, never will be dead as long
as an old-time Anti can run Tor
the highest offices IA the country
and get elected. Il never will be
dead as long as strange woman
can come along from some other
state and collect 800 signatures
in a place like Amarillo TO a peti-
ton for light wines and beer and
an appeal to put before the people
once more for their vote a queS-
ton that has once been carried IN
ahc name OF honor, honesty, de-
Cency and the home.
Dead The prohibitlca cause
would be lost ii ncglcsted year
in our land. Does curing person
OF a disease prove he VIII never
have i, again! In most diseases
the seconl attack is more certain
than the first. The first weakeus
the constitution and weakens the
resistance OF the patient. But
surer than this argument Is the
TACT that most of the ants have
never been cured. 1t will take iii
iv wears to make prohibition safe
IN America The desire. the tast,
Tor intoXicauts will have TO bt
starved and bred out OF the svs.
tenn Of this nation before the pro
hibltion cause will be a dead lssu,
N Texas az the United states
Don't be fooled by this Dca'
Prohibition Postum. Nobody
luuws better that the 'pOssum !.
got dead than the 'poSSums them
Give, Anyway better trust thos'
who never did believe in booz'
'lan those who reform every cam
rign wear. Better trust our pol
cal interests % those with les
,Ibericucc and more conscience II
political matters, and stand by TN
man who has always stood Tor tn
night whether il was popular o
unpopular
The people have no truer. bet
ter friend than Cullen lhomlaa'
through an the wears OF his III
81 service IN different ways h
has ALWAYS been true TO the bes
IN social political. and moral me
ne is what he prctendS To be. ~
does not have % change M
creeds and his principles to be o
The right side OF public question
lie NAV not see all public prop
lens a. others sec them. but y
Is true and conscientious IN VIVA
he says
IS Panhandle people. lets stan
Tor the man that ha, always stoo
for the principles that have pre-
vailed M the Panhandle and o
The Plans. And above al. with a
much devilment a. is going q
throughout the nation TODAY. n
mother or woman can afford [
cast a doubtful vote in the caus
81 prohibition. Lets vote for th
man Tor I. :. Senator whom "
l.now will stand for purity an
the right IN the home. the con
lunity aud the lives Of our chi
drcn.
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par, block 2S5. Holland

part block 2S5 Holland
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block e. g. 4 : lot !. Ma . block les,
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Mrs VI. y. o Eaklc TO q. G Haul.
ann. luts blos1l &c. f.aklc
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THE WEATHER

Nmirillo and Vicinity-Saturday part.
ly cloudy. probably thundcrshowers
West TcVas-S Saturday partly cloudy;
W,N9hg 'hundershowers in Panhandle
Eastern New MeNi,o-Gcn.ualy fan
saturday, not much change In tempera.
turc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
synopsis Of Weather Conditions.

The area 81 low
pressure Is moving
'castvmdly and now
oyctsproadls the cc.r
tral valleys The po
sltim aud energy ~
the comparative high
ircssur, noted vcs
trr,lay remains about
stationary
Temps natures are
seasonal west of the
Mississippi and above
the seasonal over the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
A POSER FOR JEWELL

TIE Pail Labor Board put a
ir>er - 90 y. N. Jewell. ls3ns
executive. when Il declared Mr.
lewell IN violating the edict OF the
laii Labor Board. a creature ga
the n'icd States Government
Ma la'hmg himself up as grea.e'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

CANYON. June 3e--The Male Qua
~ Of Trinity University. waxaharhIA
TeNas. WIN give n program ~ the rrcs-
Niefian Church under the auspices
u the Martha Groves Chapter 90 the
Westminster Guild, Saturday evening.
July I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

It's getting SO that when @ gan
doesn't do something wrou. ral
don't hear about II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Kansas ATTORNEY genera rule,
school teachers can dance What
does he know about IT,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Every now and then a riar t-Ics
10 repeal the laws 81 nature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

central ,allovs to the Atlantic. The pre-.
cipltaiion Is light
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

about 900 humorOu, magazine,
are published: bu, the Cougres
siOnal Record leads them al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Thing, get better. Chicago has
.tarted arrcsting crooks that Try
90 Join her police force.
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Temperature 10y hours at Amarillo

There are more than a thousand w
rieiies Of rubber trees.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Helen Maria" Dawes quits.
It's story is "Swore. sworn IN,
.Worn at. sworn off. sworn cut"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

"Bluci said he. forget for once tina,
YOU are Pantaloon, and behave as q
nice, amaihle farther.in.law should be.
have when he has secured a son .inlaw
of excepiIonable morris"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
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