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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
ASSISTING THE HELPLESS

amarillo has within her gates
I quiet. unas,uming visitor. Cap
tain |. !. Lynn. who iClncd by
his aged wife. Is caring Tor many
IT tie helpless and unfortunate
habic, ui the country. through
the medium oi the Lynn Orphan
Work. whose headquarters !, at
Dallas.
This j. the statement broad
castcd by Captain Lynn. regard
no the work in which he aud his
wife arc engaged; "Our mission
: placing dependent homeless
aabie, IN private Christian homes
IN adoption. !, i nun.scctarian
charity work, and We never make
a charge iur our services. We vii
place any healthy baby at any
age in good home. We 80 any
where. any time Tor babies Tor
adoption. We advise with parents
IN trouble. who need IL.
Trusting the Lord ard moving
forward. rmpcllcl by the light OF
love for humanity. this aged vet.
eran in the battle ui HE. assisted
~ his wife. l. going about doug
good" THIS exponent ui practical
christianity. follower Of h.m who
,aid: suffer little children and
.urbid them not 10 come unto
me-" l. out without any lnanclal
support except that which the
.ieuple willingly aud voluntarily
invest iCr the sake oi the work IN
Nhich he J. engaged.
Truly the hearts OF humanity
are tender. and MANY are the III
.cstmeutS. nouS oi tdem large. a.
am evidence oi tic sincerity ol in
tcrcst IN babies whose unaided
whose chanses ~ the game ut lic
Ite not ilattering In the stead %.
/ the Galilcan shepherd. these aged
Ieuplc are caring ior the little
pnes' who are cut in the cold.
heir work Is prospecting. and
many little mites OF humanity are
being sheltered aud nur,urcd b,
their protecting care.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
For You 60 Color
~ Hal Cochran
Copyright. 1879. NEA ssrvice)
WASHINGTON MONUMENT

Nick was walking away from them,
westward. leaving IN. los, record near
he plar- thy, had been sleeping.
II Nancy would have Kept on she
would haV. walked over high clin
and II Nick bad kept ON he would have
walked into thurny patch where
sharp thorns would have torn him 10
pieces.
But again the red feather rescued
them. II jumped out % Nick's pocket
sud. stretching itself on the ground
caught Nick's 70. just AZ b. was about
TO take his last step. That woke him.
Then nving after Nancy the feather
did exactly "a. same thing. Anoihc,
step would have brought her 60 tbs
cugc 81 ths pr~ipicr. Gui her to-
lnghi. he tuprod ten and awakened
Where sm u she 'rl-d. And
where Nick. What's happencdy'
10 Be Continncsb
Cop fiFhi. 1899. NEA Scryicrl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
HuRRAH! CONTRACT
AWARDED!

Amarillo citizens have cause
for gladness today. Tor the coli
scum is to be erected Just a. rap
idly "a materials and men may
combine 10 bring il 10 pass.
Mssor Lon ID. Mars has work
ed tirclessly for the coliseum and
Friday. was the leading spirit in
awarding the contract. in order
that no further DELAY may he cx-
perienced than Is absolutely
necessary.
No one hem during the past
few years has more thorough,
agitated the minds oi Amarillo's
people than has this oi the coli
scum. This city has skimpcd
along without facilities for prop.
-erly housing its conventions and
other gatherings. and now that
the promise OF relief has been vli
allied through the award vi con
tract. there Is a sigh oi relief
shared in by a vast majority oi
citizens.
This structure. the drawings oi
which are declared among the
most attractive III the southwest
regardless OF state lines. will be a
blessing to Amarillo. IL will be
built and equipped Tor less than
three hundred thousand dollars
the sum voted for it. In the coli.
scum there will be a home Tor the
American Legion offices Tor tn,
municipality. and rooms Tor such
purposes as amarillo NAV care &c
use. Then there will he the i'm.
mense auditorium with seating
rapacity lor thirty-five hundred
people, together with iacilitic.
tor eSposit.ons vi many different
Ssrie;i.
Tn city Is to be congratulate.
I'd the success ui this enter
prisc. Tor :; means much To- ih,
yite oi amarillo. and is a matter
pf inpoiia.1Cc 10 the outlying dis
trcl-. well.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
AMARILLO WANTS 1T.

The Texas Wheat Growers rs
ISOLATION is looking for a place
in which TO establish It's head
quarters. Dallas has offered to
supply a building Tor the occu-
paay of the officers OF the organ
ization. Fort Worth also i ann
bilious 10 locate this headquar-
tiers recognizing the vast import
ance OF il. But. the Officers oi the
Wheat Growers Association
want 10 come here. and 1t Is now
up 90 Amarillo TO show the prop
or, spirit IN connection with the
enterprise.
: For a number OF months the
Texas Cotton Raisers Association
has been in operation. with H.
headquarters in Dallas. Dallas ha.
learned the worth oi the orgam.
zation. and is making a strong
bid for the companion piece. the
wheat section. Within very
short time the kaiir or grain sor.
ghums organization is to be form
ulated. aud this too will seek h.,
cation OF headquarters. Amarill,
NAV locale both OF these com
modify organizations OF the Am
erican Farm Bureau Federation
II u chooses 50 10 do.
To Tail To locate these two com
modify headquarters OF such in
terest and importance 20 IN
farmers i. To overlook a big en-
terprisc. The organizations are u
the United States 10 stay. whcth
er all OF u love them or not: am
since they arc here. they viii 10
cate their general offices at SOM
vofnt: There j. J move to consoli
be the headquarters and genera
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

offices oi the Whcaigrowcrs OF
both Texas and Oklahoma, al this
time. and IT ihi, Is done. the light
ior the HEADQUARTERS would mar
row to amarillo and Enid
Amarillo cannot with an eve
singled 10 her advantage. over
look the dcsirability OF TIN, es-
adjustment. The realtors oi the
city have voted endorsement and
a strong interest IN the enterprise
and others will be asked to Join
them. We should get busy aud
land this enterprise. and bl so do
ing We will have performed =
real service for TIN, city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

halted. about myself"
Houston came directly TO the cues.
ton.
Its simply this. Miss Roblnette. II
am guilty Of those things. you don't
want TO have anything to do with me.
Hut ! am here 10 tell YOU that ! am
not guilty, and that u all has been
horrible blunder OF circumstance. II II
very true IN one SENSE" and his voice
lowercd-"that about two years ago In
fioston. ! was arrested and tried for
murder"
80 Mr.. Thayer said
Il was acquitted-but not for the
reason Thayer gave. They couldn't
make u case. A worthless cousin. Tom
Langdon was murdered. They said
did II with wooden mallet which !
had taken from prize fight. and which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

h.a ,....,, ,,...l A., han,,,., mi, .h. yo,,
'o' INV "es'''"s """ w" W '"e ''u"'''
had been seen 10 take II from the
fight. and u was found the next morn
Ing beside Langdon. There VAS human
blood ON II. ] had been the last person
seen with l1ngdoE' But they couldn't
convince the jury; ] went free, ms
should have done. ] was innocent
Houston, white now with the mefH
ories and with the necessity Of retailing
again IT, the presence OF q girl who. TO
him. stood fur all that could mean hap
liiness. gritted his teeth Tor the deternl'
nation 10 go ON With the grisly thing,
To hide nothing IN the answers to IDS
question which she might ask. Hut
Mcdainc Robine,tc standing beside the
window the color gone from her cheeks
one hand lingering the curtains. eyes
turned without. gave no evidence that
SHE had heard.
i hadn't seen Tom Langtlon In i've
years. Always had looked on him ~ n
sort OF black sheep. 'ic asked Tor my
father aud appeared ANXIOUS 10 ace
him. | told him that father was out
OF town. Then he said he would stay
IN Boston until he came back. that no
had Information for. him that was OF
the greatest Importance. and that when
he told father what u was. that he.
i.angdon. could have anything my "a.
Their possessed In the way OF job ana
competence Tor life. II sounded IKE
blackmaii-i could think OF nothing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Hens. hogs and milk COWS viii
be found To- possess a greater and
more stable value than ga and
Oh. however desirable these prod
ucts may be amarillo in her cN-
ciicmeni based upon lurid and
even well founded dreams oi
early and spectacular wealth,
should not overlook the value OF
a balanced character oi progress.
" the "a, and oil flow lc, IL re-
member that the product, ui the
soil will alUay, bc needed hy TIC
sons and daughters 81 men. &c;
n encourage IA every way 1os-
siblc. the more complete crup di-
ycrsiiication. We need the other
crops. a. we viii be benefited
through. "a, and oi Both 81
these enterprises should be AL
vanccd Al the same t'mc and moi
the latter 20 the neglect and Diet.
rimeni ~ the former.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Amarillo should watch her step
with the dc, shipment vi J. what
many oi IL believe will be the
worlds greatest oil field. She
should invite. rather than rcpel
.esifable citizens. Tier rents and
rates should be guarded 10 the
end that men and women who
would he a benefit to this COM
arunity. NAV net be forced cut
through the disproportionatc re-
aiionship oi the income and the
expenses. This j. one OF the great
dangers ui any boom condition
and amarillo will do well ,o
avoid IL II there j. any way pos,
siblc. To- accomplish the task.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
NOTlCE To TIN rubl.iv.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation oi
eng individual. firm. concern OF cor
poration. that may appear In the col
umns Of The News. vii be gladly cor
rected. when called 10 the attention 81
the editor. II 10 not the intention Of
this nswspaper 10 wrongfuiy use. OF
inture any individual. firm. concern o.
corporation. and corrections will b.
made where warranted a. prominently
- mas the wrcnsfully published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

fANrA April ?S.--A G. Iippy u
the Guy County Bank has bought q
Durcc ierssv bosT sired by Great
OIian ScnsaiiOn. twlc. world champion
iie has lis" i"uEhi seyeni Sows ~ the
-ms fsmaus breed. AIR. Eippy believe.
there j. a great future for the swine
industry Ia the Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

The air pressure
continues low uVcT
the Southwest and
the rcgiol Of tho
western Plateau. and
il highest over the
Great Lakes AMI the
ohio Valley. TEN.
pcTaturcs are sea
sanal. except the re-
giun of the Texas
Panhandle and West
crn Kansas. where
they are below The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Temperatures by hours a, Amarillo
Pampa Girl wins Cup.
4 -. - -

PAMPA. April 2s,-Niss Ruth sl.
Ney. daughter % Supt. ". u, silvey Of
the pampa consolidated schools. recely.
60 beautiful loving cip Given Tor the
est essay In Class \ s'hpola enter.
,nE the inicrSs hoia''ir m-ct bold at
Canyon last week. Miss sil,cy Is . Sc
MOS hcfe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Moi every man who has enter
ID the race can have the place ol
United States senator. and Nina
rillo and this portion oi Texas
must engage in the task OF pick
ny from the number. the best
one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

fall II general. except over the region
~ the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Rain
IL "ne inch aud above Is reported a,
Corpus Christi. Texas. aud New or
leans La.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Real men are the demand oi
the l,our-men and not weaklings
are the ones looked Tor, and cali
ii To places oi responsibility.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Yes. Amarillo did make a hit
With the visitors At the annual
meeting OF the Panhandle Press
Association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

When wc hook with pleasure
mon the new Potter County Free
library aud wumaHs assembly
hall. lei u thank Potter county
wosuen and -.l,ciT co-yoIker,
among the men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
THE WEATHER
BY Stanley

Amarillo and Nicinity-sl'arday fair.
West Tcxas-Sa,urday fair.
S......I ~ xN..shs. Co,,slitions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
CHAPTER X.

Ten minutes after that. Barry Hous-
ton was alone In his office. jenkins
was gone discharged: and Houston felt
a sort Of relief In the knowledge that
he had departed.
He returned to Tabernacle and at.
tempted the only solution. he must Sc
cure timlcr from Medsinc Robinette
and hid ON the railroad contract.
|. Houston felt that he would lie pre-
Stunning TO ask II OF hcr-.himself a
stranger against whom had come the
accusation Of murder. Yet withal. In
way. he welcomed the chance Ia SC
her and to seek To explain to her the
deadly thrusts which Fred Thsyer had
sent against him.
Mcdaine's hand tremblcd slightly az
she extended u TO Ba'tiste. Houston she
received with bow-forced. he
thought.
We have come Tor husiness. Ns-
daii.c." a'tiste announced ''M'rscu
Houston. he have need for fiume site .
she seemed t. hesitate then and
Houston took a sudden resolve. II
might as well ~ now as Eater.
Miss Robinette." he logan. coming
forward. Il realize that all ihis need.
some explana'iop k1RssAfll, .sspa hs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04
irrigation Law
Declared Valid

The validity O; the Oregon trri-
CATION law ts upheld in : decree
Just handed down By the Czited
States district eo1rr il Portland
according 10 Information inst rs-
aeiTsd By Attorney General Van
H.nkls. The validity Of the law
wag attacked il suit brought BIZ
the Northwest Improvement CON
2zEy. the land department Of the
Northern Pacific railroad. against
the John Day irrigation district
and Morrow county o. the ground
hat Tie provision Of tie law that
assessments should De the sane On
each trrigz5Ia zcre vas invalid
and II c01trave1 tt01 Of the fgur-
Ess1th. amendment Of the coustftu-
tio1 Ut the Caitad States and tie
pr1Tisioa 0: the Oregon coastitu-
ton relating TO the uniformity Of
taxation. The attack Oh the law
Was based on the theory that the
-z1ds were not assessed according
10 the benefits derived.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04
Solons Refuse
To Do Bidding;
AreLocked Up

Busnns Airez March 4.-CBy
Associated Press The ssazts
AID assembly Of the provizes OF
Tueu1za have been hs.d prlsons.
for more than "a hCurz without
tood, ~ order q the przEdsa. Of
the senate, in n attempt 10 force
The eLec-ioa Of : fedora! sengtc-
bT preventing ths escape OF leg
islstors who refused TO vote znd
whose p-=ssucs Is necezsz-y .o- :
quorum.
The legislative building in .hs
city q TueuIza. the capital. il
surrounded by fIrenea and sr-es
civilians and latest Dispatches de-
clare that revolver fighting IL 90
ing On inside the building. Ttgl
police are reported to be en6szvor-l
ing 10 gain eutrznee and uhsrzts
the deputies
The speaker Of the zsss-bIr hss
.elegrzphed President Iruygsu de-
that the Legislators lives
are in danger and asking that fed
srzl troops Be detailed to protert I
-hsn. The president Instructed 4
-1s troops 70 take measures 10 urs-
rent bloo5shAi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04
New Corvorztions

The Oregon City West Linn Fer,
~ company with headquarters IL
Oregon City. flied articles OF IN.
corporation with the state depart
msnf here Friday. The company
is capitalized at s5o00 with the
following i2cDrp0r2tors: W. A.
Huntley. w. H. Strebig, James A
Brady, Henry Larson and c. P.
Fzrr.
Osher corporations filing arti-
eles Friday were:
King Martin company. Port
land. $1,000; Charles ". King,
Fannie B. H. King, Richard Mar
tin Jr-. and Hattie l. Martin.
Columbia Carb0nator con pany.
Portland. $1,000; Harry H. Lewis,
Anderson B. Cox. Joseph Supple
Cass r. Walker and aErence A
McNary.
Hobs0u Investment company.
Portland, 5000; Jesse Hobs0n
Mary l. Hobson and Newton Nc
coly.
A certificate filed By the Bartle-
sweany company OF Eugene shows
an increase IN capitalization from
$4,000 to ss5.0B0.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04
Alcohol Stocks
of Yeast Company
To Be Confiscated

Washington, March 4.-Prohi-
5itio1 officials IN New York and
ten other cities where branch
agencies o. the FIstsehmsnn Yeast
company are located were prepzT-
ing today TO execute the orders Of
Prcai5iriou Cozmtsstonsr Hayes
% seize al supplies OF industrial
zscoAoa in the plants. The orders
were issued last night following
the rsToeztioz Us the o-pzuy's
industrial zleokol permits
As ground for this action, which
the prohibition cC-zisz5c-er SAID
ne regarded as -'ons Ot ghs big
gest things done By the proafbI-
ton bureau" 1rr. HAYNES. in :
statement charged the COMPANY
with diversion OF noz -beTsrzgs
zleohol for beverage purposes.
and among other things with dis
posing Of '-n01-beTsrzgs alcohol
q forged permits and wfrhoug
permits 70 purchase
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04
Governor Not
To Interfere
In Bank Probe

ok-aIgea, Okla, Mzrrh l-De
tezted il his efforts to testify BE-
fore the grand jury which Is IL
Testigzttng ths failure Of the OE-
Zulgss Bank ot Commerce and
banking Transactions Of seTerzI
state cftieizls, Governor ]. 3. 4
Robertson returned today to his
office al OkEulgss.
Before leaving Governor Rob
srtson announced that the mayor
and ether local officials lad Of
Tered an apology for the inctds1g
yesterday a. tie court hougs
whsrs seTerzl blows were er-
changed
Announcement by Governor
Robertson that he had 10 intez-
'ion Of gupsreadEng County At
;OTzsy James Hepburn in the con
11et Of the grand Jury inv=gtfgs-
-ioa EEs taken By Ctfictzis tsrs
TO mean that No further -g-ss
would be made By the goTernor
-nfl4 the grand jury returns re-
port.
County Attorney Hepburn rett-
grated that neither the governor
lor any one else whose acts were
lader scrutiny would appear be-
lore the grand jury. The grand
my has taken recess until Mon
lay morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04
Defends Six
Cyin5erCar
AsIdeal

The fact that 50 per cent Q.
al automobiles manufactured are
O. the six-eylindsr type iz4icztss
70 ne the uEnistzkable trend O.
the zgtozOtiFs iudEstry 10 E.z7s-
zrdirs to = greater ertsat every
year On ths si1-cyIizdsr ezx."
Th1s GeOrgs H Hzzaur1, 7rsri-
dent Of the Oakland Eg;or G..
company. Sums Up his ballet ia the
f1rurs Ot the EiX-cylfa3sE uoc0r
car e the yr=3g-zinztl1g car ct
the 1zT.
After al. he explains, -'ths
automobile manufacturers follow
tie desire OF Ehs noto-tzg vabgle-
i ses-s ID Es that Tia average
no.orisg feels ne is ge-ring away
f-0zz the vibration 0t the ear ot
fewer eylfzfsrs with 3 sIx cylinder
car and that l5kswtss > s1x-cylia-
der car Fzns Eor 7-oghiF and
qCl=:ly than the ear Ct fewer
eylI1ders-
In the days gons By the no
torlsEs believed that the average
EiE-eyiiEdsr car lad bower buE
Likewise had tremendous weight. /
This o5!ssti0n hzs low been over
eols in many Of the six-eyIzn9er
cars ct today which have al sae
Performance Of ths4r predecessors
5zt hare II addition TsEy dssr-
able lLghtnaEs.
There iS. too, In the real reyut-
able sir-cylt1der cara Of today E
1sEendzblIty that cannot be beat
En- And there = value, TOO, for
manufacturers so1sy as never be
fore ZGsi pz. the high quality il
10 their product Only the zznr-
tzeguEe-s who put this high TEtus. L
in material, workmanship and I
design into thsiT cars will Survive
The -gtgTlsg wants q g1arsz-
tee that viii protect his taTEst-
1snt-fhzt will assure ht- uain-
tsrrupled ss-Tics- II the OAKLAND {
toE Instance, we are giving . guar
sntss against what Is commonly
rallied Oil pumping. We be1ieTe
the UCsoris- should hare thtBE :
guarantee to show how ne stand Z
back Ot Cur product, particularly :
IE respect TO such q vital matter
SUCH Z common cause q annoy 9
aRce to the motorists" Z
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04
Sport Briefs

MoscoE.-BzskstbzII: Idaho 81,
". 5. C q.
Los A1gslss--BzskstbzII- Cali
.1r1iz zs, Southern California a.
Los AzEslsS-Mzr1y Farrell
Los Angeles Ei6dleEsight. wis
ts-h.iczl Knockout over Iot--y
Barns Oakland.
Il Psso--ktd ECsster. New Or
leans, w9a 6actEi5a over Nike Vas
g1eE, Il PEs1, a. end Of Is rounds
syrze1ss--JiZ1y Darcy, Port
land, Or, u355lsEstghc chz-p.--
Pacific coast awarded deeis.1-
ever Billy Shade. middle AID
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

Pasadena, Cal, Mares
Turner. manager Of thu n
team Of the Coast leagus s,'ll W
day signed Pitcher Bns y 'e's
son Of a Los Angeles semi.,ea aeaa
and the youngster rsno". u0 Y
practice at the afternoon ma .
The Beavers are hayinv ssSals
outs per day. Kot
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

Chicago. March 4-EVerett
Yzryan, second string catcher Of
the Chicago Americans set at rest
talk Of his being hOldup when
he showed up for practice at the
Sor training camp at Seguin, Tex
as. today, according TO word re-
ceived here. He signed a contract
yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

New Orleans.-Gens saraEen
detsz.ed jim Barnes Il up OF the
Is-hols match SsrsZsn turned
II Z - for the Is holes and Barnes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

Il there we're not such q pie
line in Washington, perhaps there
wouldn't be such = b-ezd-lins in
New York.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

When folks gst to talking to
instead Of about, each other ron
can always expect a better CON-
rnunffv.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

Des Moines.-HzroId Plude. Des
Noinez, SHADED Harry Ward, ST.
Paul, in sir-r0aui bout.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

New Observation-Disclosures
-s1ord z46 yard relay established
rT Tale swimming team il 2 min
u-zs 1 s-5 sacozds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

O-zLz-ChsrIis Hanson. ODs-
IA defeated Pat McGill, WiE1sE,
Ss5-- II wrestling match
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

Huntington, ". Ys--Bob Mar
-in. heavyweight champion a Z
?, knocked ont Eddie Civil, Ash
land. KY, in s@rood round Of
scheduled 1z-ro11d bout.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

Grand RSpidz-Gszs Tun1sy.
New York light heavyweight
champion claimant, Won newsp7-
per decision over Fay Esiser, Bal
tt-trs, il tsz rounds
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04

IligEg heavyweight Champion AUS
trzIIz, after - ro1n1s.
South Bend news-times., 1922-06-25
WILD ANIMALS TAKE
HUGE TOLL IN INDIA

DES MONIES. Ia. June PA to-
tai OF 3.339 people slain by wild ami
mails and 2O.043 killed by snake bite
is reported by DR.. Jessica r. Carle-
ton, a Presbyterian medical mission
airy. as the 1921 census Of mortality
from wild animals in India DR..
Carleton made her report public to-
day through the Presbyterian board
Of foreign missions.
1T IS not malaria and kindred
diseases alone" says DR.. Carleton,
from her station at Ambala, Punjab,
India. which cary off India's popu-
lation. life in India is in constant
danger from beasts and serpents.
The number of people killed by
tigers the past year was 1907; by
leopards. $50. by wolves, 522; by
crocodiles, 2O4; by bears. 11S: by
elephants II: by hyenas, 27.
Mankind has been actively bat
Ting his ancient foes. with the re-
suit that during the year 23,255 wild
animals were destroyed and 81, 1873
vcnemous snakes were killed"