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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

NEW YORK. July SACK DEM
psey is not going to risk his title
against the BLACK Panther" with
out a little exercise.
Jack has been idle since his match
with Carpenter a year ago and feels
that he needs a fight or two under
his belt before he takes on any such
dangerous proposition as Harry
Wills promises TO be.
Billy NIiske "a reported to be the
first victim.
The bout probably will be held in
Philadelphia, July 12-an eight
round affair.
Maybe Greb.
Bill and Jack have mixed il before
in 1913. in two no-decision bouts Of
10 and six rounds, respectively.
And then Dempsey came along IN
1920 and kicked him for a row Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
CAPITAL CITY net
STARS IN DOUBLES
MATCH FOR TITLE
Jap Player Shows Glass in
Fight 10 Finals-Tilden
Regarded Favorite.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July g.
william T. Tiidsn II Philadelphia.
world champion. viii meet zeuso
shimiszu. japanese Davis cup player
IN singles and Ralph Burdiek and
Fritz Bast.an. Indianapolis viii play
John Hsnnessey. Indianapolis. and
Waiter Wesbrook. Detroit. in doub-
les IN the title round OF the 18th an
nuaI nst;onaI claycourt tennis cham
plonship az the Woodstock country
o,lub here Sunday.
sh!miszu won his way into the
finals Saturday oy defeating Charles
Garland, Jr, Pittsburg. former
American Davis cup player. CO. 6-1.
6-2. Tilden defeated Wesbrook IN
the other semi-hnals match Friday.
Garland was matched for Shimiszu
Saturday although this is the first
important outdoor tournament the
Jap has played this season. Shimizu
converted Garlands unusually eff
fective forehand drive into return
cd placements. Only twice did Gar
land score at the net. but Shimiszu
took tho net for points with easS
when his back hand returns or
lightning criss-cross plays did not
outdlstance Garland In HIS futile
plunges from alley 20 alley near the
back line. Garland fought well.
however. and g was one OF the best
matches OF the tournament.
HOOsieF Shows Speed.
Bastian and Burdick defeated
Tilden and Sandy Wiener. German
town, Pa. in The doubles semi-hn-
ais Saturday 8-4. rs, Ga. The
champion and his young part
ner could not overcome the ex-
perfencsd teamwork OF the Hoosier
combination. The HoOsiers had de-
feated Willie Fulton and Leonard
Keith. Cleveland. SO. Go, 6-S and
Tilden and Wiener eliminated Parks
and White. Ardmore, Pa. Ga, 6-s,
Ga IN fourth round play.
Hennessey and Westbrook defeat
ed shimiszu and Beals Wright OF
Boston IN the semi-fnals. 60. TO.
GO. Terrific voIleying drove the
Iyounger -siddle westerners to VIC
Rory. Hennessey and Shiminozu star
ring for their respective teams. The
middle westerners had previously
DEBATED Wray Brown and Karl p.
Kammann. St Louis, Us, So.
Wright and shimiszu won their
fourth round match earlier IN the
week by default
Donald Strachan. Philadelphia,
won the boys open tournament sing
les title by defeating Byron Donald
son. Detroit. 3-6. SIS, 6-4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
BROWNS AND RED SOX
AGAIN SPLIT HONORS

BOSTON, July S.-Boston and St
Louis again divided doubleheader
today. Boston took the orener. .
to 1. Pratt's triple 10 right IN the
ninth scoring Burns who had sing
led. with the winning run. ST. Louis
hit Karr hard in the second game.
the leaders winning 10 10 6. Pratrs
fielding as well as his hitting feat
ured the opener. In the second
game he hit a home run over the
left field fence with Burns on base.
First game
St. Louis 800 312 1OO-1O Il
Boston 1000 OO2 22O- 6 II 8
Kolp Pruett and SEVERED: Piercy.
Karr and Ruel Lynch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
PIRATES OVERCOME BIG
LEAD TO HEAT GIANTS

pIrTSBUBG July S.-After the
first inning. Cooper held New York
20 three hits and the Pirates over
came n nve-run lead. defeating the
CLANS 10 8 today. They was hit
hard and finally gave way TO Caueey
Who yielded q run on three hits IN
the seventh. New YOrk's FIVE runs
were made en- the first inning
Score.
New York 1900 900 00o-5 g .
Pi.tsburg .....oO2 go 1ox-7 "A c
Toncy. Causey ard snyder; Coop
az and Gooch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
CARDS TAKE THIRD
GAMEFROM ROBINS
Two Teams Use 81 Players in
Smuggling Match-3l Hits
Garnered in Fray.

ST. LOUIS. July s.-The local
Nationals took the third straight
from Brooklyn here today 10 to z.
The contest was a smuggling match,
the locals tOtalling 10 base hits
while the visitors made one more.
Thirty-one players We're used in the
game by the two teams. each man
ager calling in two reliee pitchers.
B. Griffith and J. Smith each made
a home run. Score:
Brooklyn 1000 3O2 1O1- Is ]
St. Louis ...011 020 24x-10 IS 2
Grimes. s. Smith. Mamaux and
Miller, Deberry; Sherdel, Pertica,
North and Ainsmith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
TIGERS AND SENATORS
DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER

WASHINGTON. July S. - wash
ington defeated Detroit. 4 10 ., I'D
the second game OF a double header
today after Francis had been bested
in pitchers battle with Pillette In
the opener. which the visitors won
2 10 1. Brilliant. the 19-year-old
left handler Of the local STAFF, kept
the visitors hits scattered after the
second inning OF the final game
Detroit .. O2O 600 600
Washington .. 600 010 000-l II ]
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
GREY LAG WINNER

YONKERS, y. Y. July S.-Grey
Lag of the Rancocas stables. won the
thirteenth running of the Empire
City handicap for three year oIds
and upward Saturday afternoon.
Carrying top weight Of 1872 pounds
Grey Lag covered the mile and a
furlong In 1884.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
TWO HOME RUNS BY
iris" BEAT YANKS
COveleskie and Mays Both
Pitch Brilliant Ball as In
dams Win, 3 to l.

NEW YORK-JuIy S-Speaker's
two home runs, one IN the sixth
and the other in the ninth. enabled
Cleveland 10 defeat New York to-
day, 3 70 1. Both Coveleskie and
Mays pitched brilliantly and the
Cleveland pitcher was especially eff
fective IN the pinches. Coveleskie
struck out MeuseI with the bases
full in the seventh inning. Score:
Cleveland 100 O01 OO1-3 . Q
New York .....O1O 600 OOO-1 s I
Coveleskie and O'Neil; Mays and
Hoffman,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
WALKER HTS 18TH

PHILADELPHIA. July 8.-Clar-
ence Walker. athletics outfelder. hit
his 18th home run OF the season in
the first inning Of the first game OF
Saturdays double header with the
White SOX. 40 one was on base.
Faber was pitching.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
American League.
American Association.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
National League.

Chicago 6 Boston 8. 0st game)
Chicago S Boston .. end game
S. Louis 10: Brooklyn T.
Cincinnati Z; Philadelphia /. (1st gamel
Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia 3. end gamel
Pittsburg Z. New York ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
American League.

Chic1Eo ( !. philadelphia /. lIst game
Detroit . washington l. DIST camel
Detroit - Washington a. (2nd game)
Cleveland g New York I.
Boston 2 ST. Louis 1. DIST game)
Boston o, St. Louis TO- end gamel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn al ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
American League.
Detroit az Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
Amerlcan ASSOCIATION


Toledo q; Indianapolis 3.
St Paul II. Milwaukee >.
Louisville % Columbus -
Kansas City S; Minneapolis ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
Southern As-ooIatIon

- u IF-II ~ = 80 hui
birmingham I Chattanooga 0.
Memphis Z. Mobile 8.
Atlanta 3. Nashville ..
New Orleans . , Little Rock o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
BIGBEE WILD; SAINTS WIN

MILWAUKEE,, July S-Blgbee
was wild. passing 1 3 men and hitting
two others and st. Paul won II to
s from Milwaukee. Hall was hit
hard and was replaced in the fifth
by Rogers, who pitched fine ball.
Bielding of Boone and Berghammer
was a feature Score
st. Paul .. 500 100 120-11 Il 0
Milwaukee 02O POI 600 II 0
Hall. Rogers and Gonzales: Bigbee
and Gossett.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Chicnrn I.iYr Stock.

CHICAGO. Jan. l6.-Cattle-Recclpts
$4,000. very low. beef steers and tat she
stock mostly - lower. fcw desirable
loayy steers and yearlings about
steady, top yearlings s25, top heavy
steers at noon si5, bulk beef steers
st5 n 125 Bulk steady To % lower
bulk bolognas 49, u $50. calves mostly
% lower. bulk vealers 500 a SIS. can.
nors, stockers and feeders steady.
llogs-reccipts. $4,000: opened % to
80 lower: closed 10 to Is higher than
carly or 10 TO - Saturdays average,
shippers bought about $4,000. hold-over
light. top $500 early put out Of line.
practical top $50; bulk $50 q zoo; pigs
20 10 80 lower, bulk desirable $50 "
,N5; few az 500
Shecp-rcccipts 1900. killing CLASSES
mostly STEADY with Friday. fat lamb tor
1870 bulk 1925 n 1868. Heavy wcthcr
500 tat eve top 700. feeder lambs l25
10 1890, shcarcrs 1895.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Market News
SLOW TRADING Is
NOTED IN CATTLE


~ Associated Pres.
FORT WORTH Texas Jan. Ia
Slow trading developed In as divisions
oi the livestock market today. and
where prices displayed amy quotable
change they were toward lover levels.
Receipts were estimated 90 reach 2.700
head of cattle 800 calves. 1000 hogs
and 500 sheep.
Cattle sold generally steady bat the
movement was delayed considerably.
The bulk sold to guod demand. one
ar clearing 81 The calf market also
dragged but values were not quotiDly
lower.
Statesmen had Co accept decline uf
Sc 20 Csc for their hogs several cars
sold at sac. but nothing beat that
mark. Bulk sales ranged from soc to
i7.25. PIGS held steady the top beans
So 90.
The days run Ia the sheep house
onsistcd cot feeders quality being com.
mon. Quotations.
Cattle Eeeves S3.oOa6.25. stockcrs,
5000 90 COWS S20OH 300 Gamers
sl.5oH2.25. hoifcrs. S3OoW5.;5; year.
mgs S3.50Hi.0o. bulls f20en 400;
alycs s. O0H6.50.
Hogs-Light. S12i1i.to. medium,
1.o0H72j. mixed. S6.5Oa7 oo. common
.6.O0a6..u. heavy. Si.OOn12j. rough
o.noH6.sO. pig S5.50h6.00
sheep Lambs S1i0n 1850. year
lngs. SG.5OH $50. wcihors s5.O0H6.OO
yves. siO0Ha.5O. ,ullS $1,000 % 90
lackcr sheen. S35on4jo; feeder lambs
b.iuaN.50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

KANSAS CITY. Jan lb-Caitlr-
Hcccipts. $1,000. beet steers. weak. 10,
% Toe lower; otp. s15o. Cat she stock
tcady to Wc1k medium 90 god heiicrs
,i.ooH rs. COWS SG75H45o. calves
tcldN 90 eic lower packer top. 5000
lockers ana feeders steady o. strong
'rictly good feeders. 6.3om6s5. plain
u good Nuckcrs. Ss.e5mC2,. other
Kisses STEADY. bulls S35oni.5. can
'r largely s-2sHe5U. cutters. $500
Hs5O.
Shrcp-HrDppts 6.uuU. KILLING classcs
Wuuud steady hgh, ewes. $3.50. year
.ng woth,r. Sl0.2s. lambs. SleIo.
Hogs Receipts $4,000. opcn slow
losing active mostly -5r lower. plckci
np. $40. MIXED loads Sa.5sn7lo. bulk
,p'UH .i". ut,eirg soWs aud fu pigs
trady O.. .'r lOWv few pigs up to
1855.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

FOR RENT - Choice furnace.heated
room to couple or gentlemen. Close to
bath. 1910 Tyler Phone 2O7G.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Sugar

NEW NAEk. Jan. t6.-The raw suy,,r
H,rk"i VAS Unchanged al &C. for CuI,,s
'si and freight equal To 3si for ccntri
l-t, although duty free sugars vera
lot"d 90 l.lsc less OF $50 Tor cen,rL
'gt. There were sales OF about 90 oos
"Es Of Dubss 20 e rcfincr and operator.
%. aIuu1ry and February shipment n,
c ,os' and freight. equal to 3si 10,
CENTRIFUGAL and t3.43S bugs Of pine ne.
lld 'rntrtugdl TO local rcfin.r n,
80 tur centrifugal.
Refined eft department was les. ac.
a' but rcuncrs are an pre,ty wcn
-"'d un Prices we're unchanged "A tSo
go Tor fine granulatcd.
ince were no transactions In 70.
n''" iu'1r's and final prices worc un.
'1'hs'-' 70 i've points net lawcs. FINAL
''a- March 5lj May $40; July $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

Nf.N Nui.k. Jan. ls--An on.,ainv
N'I'''" OF Tour % six points in Tho
'''h'. l"t coffee futures vas n.t 1uII,.
.,n''lncd' owing to slightly easier la,,.
fh'es from aSntos. Offerings So.
however and easing of from
'' ~ Ter MAY. The market showed
U'' 'ol ih'f chansc. the Close bei,r
'nr q lou points net higher. s,lcs
Nofe estimated az about is.OeO har,
snuary s.f@. March Ssg. May Sle
pnccofnl,er $50. '''''
b. olp' cotice dull. I;io Is. &c to slsc.
autos g. iec 10 l2Ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

In The United States District court
let the Northern District 81 TcAls. 20
Amarillo
IN the matter of Joseph Robert Bay
iess bankrupt so Oh, bon Bankruptcy.
To The Hon James e. Wilson. Judge
90 said Court.
Joseph Robert UlEl,ss ol pumpa. boz
the county uf GRAY and star, of Texas.
in said district respectfully represents.
That ou the 3th day Di December \. u
1921 hast passed be- was duiy adiuigpd
bankrupt under The N..s AZ Congress
relating to bankruptcy that be- has
duly surrendered an his property and
rights of property and has iuly com
piled with all the requirements of said
Acts and uf the orders OF the puur,
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore Doe mays that he may Do,
dcorced by tho cour, Co hsV, a run dis.
charge from tll debts pruvahlc against
his estate under said Bankrupt Acts
except such debts as ace excepted by
hw from such discharge.
Dated this 18th dag ,f january. \
D. 1929
JOSEPH ROBERT BAYLEsS.
Bankrupt
Subscribed and sworn Co.,
Order 81 Notice Thereon.
on this the 3th dll of january 1929.
600 reading the ior,gHns petition for
discharge. 90 is ud.uad DO, DO, court
Thar q hearing D, had upon th, s1mr
ti the office ol the E..eIe, in Amarillo
Texas. on the 1871 day Of February
i'2, at mine O'Clock boo th, forenoon
ud that uuilD. thereof o.. published m
the Amarillo Daiy News. % newspaper
printed in slid district md that AN
known creditors and ..H. persons m
interest may appear J, 90, Sam, time
fud plao, and SHOW ,lus, 10 ar, the,
have. vh, 90, prayer 90 etd petitioner
should not o., granted
Ben 70 STONE
Referee u Bankruptcy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Wichita Market

Hugs-iiuo. mokrt 90 'oH, top rs
DuIk 5.u u 1e5.
Cuttl,--s5UO. msfk,t -rudy to strong
active. beef steers $50 a 6-O. Beef
iieitcrs 400 70 bp0. beef COWS 300 "a as.
'ockcrs aud feeders sU. a So. stock
'oWs and hcusrs 900 10 400 bulls 200
re- $50. calves $50 70 zoo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
COTTON


NEW YORK. Jan iC.-Thc cotton
atkci was unsettled today. with prices
'llng into new low ground Tor the
'"vemcnt March contracts declined L.
,3i. coz So points below the closing
notation of last week and 81 30 per
ale below the high price touched al
ne opening ON January .. That dcliv.
Y closed 40 1856, with the general
'rhtt closing steady at net decline
20 q" = points ou covering.
Naturally this pressure served 10 col.
IL the talk Of an easier spot situation.
"d prices worked lower Stop orders
~ covered uu every fivc.puint cron.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

FOR RENT-Large front bedroom.
1858. 500 Harrison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENr-Singlo room: everything
furnished. COS Fillmore. Phone 1880.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

NV ORLEANS Jan 10 -rnfa-
labi" opinion OF foreign politics AMI
''rl'h Interpretation that further re
H'uon> On prices 81 manufactures of
i'lnae sorts meant SLOW trade. were
''insi prices iu The cotton market 10.
'Y ~ the lowest the 'udlug months
".r 'f Goo 30 points under the close OF
% vrek March trading as low A.
'.''' e pound Later rally was caus
Peg realizing on tho short side. and
. .''.' $500. 40 pct LOSSES un the dav
% 9" 30 points March closed r.,
b.sS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Cottonsecsl Oll.

Nv roHh Jan. is.--.Aftcr starting
'N''er March liquidation. AMI
'1 rii"n co,tVnSect ulI urm,l uno,,
N"s hr the wst ana no, - -"
~ ''" "a 'r1sinsly firm showing
z "." l. q rrices werei off fran ~.
we ptn.s atvve he
l''ef' 'Ss close. Sales. is.io0 i,sr,cl.
''''' 'r'i'e. "osf -. ID mo ss,,,,..
- n. SCI. NJ.
'.'ii s4ly, aIc. az ~ '''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
WHEAT FIRST SAGS
BUT GETS STEADIER

" AHaochUd frtAa
CHICAGO. Jan. iC.-Wheat had a
tendency TO sax in price today owing
more or less 10 competition from the
Southern hemisphere and TO failure Of
a brokerage house In New York. The
lose however. was steady at the SAME
anne az SATURDAYS finish 10 i,c lower,
th May Si.t3A to si.li -. and July
LOO to Si.0Oh. Corn gained shade
isc. cats last &c To. sake. and
DIVISIONS finished unchanged OF Sc
igher
With reports current ~ enlarged ~.
-rings OF the new crop in Australia
nd Ag, ntina, the wheat market here
nowod an absence II any aggressive
lying at the outset. This condition
as suUn made more pronounced by
uid nf the New York brokerage faih
re, although the fact was quickly as
-rtlinrd that no important amount o.
ain vas involved. After midday. how.
er buyers displayed little more con.
dcnce. and the market rallied some.
hat Russian relief purchases were
lpful az stimulOus at this juac.
ne. ana so too was announced OF
ie decrease in the United States Wis.
lie supply total. notwithstanding that
20 decrease proved To- be less than
ad been looked for IN some quarters
'sonc, oi moisture In the Southwest
united as an additional strengthening
'tor az the last y =
H'nc"'l OF the export inquiry, togeth.
with o. visible supply decrease gave
nhess 90 the corn market oats
tees declined in the absence Of any
'e,al demand
increased shipments Il lard helped To-
. provision values, despite lower quo
atoms un hogs
open. High Low. Close.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
yTUATIoNs WANTED

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an expegienced in office work. both IN.
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YOUNG MEN. women. over H.. desir.
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". write Tor free list OF positions now
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DRESSMAkli;u

iEMSTrTCHTNG and picotlng attach.
ment Works on any sewing machine.
easily adjusted. Price g. so delivered.
with fun instructions. Gem Novelty
Company. Boz 1881, Corpus Christi.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Notice to Ranchmen

I have purchaser lu ranch m fee
simple in either Hutchinson ur Moore
Counties. Let me have what you have
Goo offer 40 once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
ehtayu cs~h t.ralu.

,i'is .V..''. Ian is.-whset-No J
'",d' VIZ; No. : hard. si.to.
's.n--Ne. MIXED. isi. as sr. ~.
yellow tS.atSi.c
cas- NJ. white. sci s. IS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Rea! Estate
DICKSON HlS FOR TO-DAY

a smooth section land uuc-half now
boo wheat ana real well improved This
beautiful piece ~ land lies midway he.
tween ~. Francis and Washburu. and
can bc bought m the next -four days
Co., $4,000 Pc, acre on terms
Also have a perfect section. we'll i'm.
proved $500 per acre. 90 trade for
residence or other good Amarillo prop.
yrtN
uoufv. furnished. boz san Jacinto
Heights $500. terms
Hay, business house lr Panhandle
tor sale. - .UoO uo. lbuut ouo.htli cash:
balance s5ooo Deer month. Rents for
$500 pcr month now Ou boom b. com.
ing
Lis, Your Property with a..
\ =. DICKSON
Rear First National Esnk Phone 25s3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Robert Kicks
NOTICE on sIIERIrF's SALE.

--
NOTICE OF SIlERItF'S SALE.
By virtue Of an order of sale issued !
Out Of the Honorable District Court Il
Potter County. Texas ON the 18th dav
ui January. 1929. Ia cause No. 3ii9.
wherein W l.. Foxworth ia plaintiff
and Amarillo COOPERATIVE Union Iaun.
dry corporation incorporated under
the laws IT the State Of Texas. with ~
principal office and place 81 business
bon Amarillo. Texas. J. h. Whoatley,
q ". piiichard. the city National Bank
of Amarillo. Texas. corporation In
'0rporatcd under the laws Of the United
STATES with lbs principal office and
place 1T business IN Amarillo Potter
County. Texas. J. q. Grcntz, W. \.
Hitler and :. A. Nan Buskirk are DE-.
tcndants the plaintiff W. l.. Fox
Wotth recovered judgment against said
amarillo COOPERATIVE Union Laundry
Tor the sum ~ Twelve Thousand one
Hundred Seventy-th.rc Dollars aud ~
cents Nl2.l73S1L with interest al the
rate Of ten pc, oe"i per annum from
december no. ~. md costs of suit
with foreclosure a. a mechanics ur ma
,orlalman's lien ~ u existed ON the
Eth dav OF june. 1899 ON lot No o. in
block "a of the Gliddvn a Sanborn
Addition 90 the town of Amarillo. Potter
County. Texas aud foreclosure ~
decd Il TRUST ON said lot uf date Nov
s. 1890 and In which said Judgment. a.
shown hy said order At sale J X
Nheatlsy recovered Judgment against
said Amarillo COOPERATIVE Union
Laundry ter the sum uf Eleven Hun
died and Seven Dollars and 20 cents
az i07Pl with interest at the mte ~
ten per cent per anuum from p"Cem.
beer 90 1921 with foreclosure 81 q me.
chanirs lien ON said lot NJ. o. block
"a as the same existed an the 18th
day Of November 1899. and iu which
.aid Judgment said city National Rank
of Amarillo Texas recovered judgment
AGAINST said Amarillo Cooperative Tn.
Jon Laundry fur the sum II Ten Thou
.and Two Hundred and Ten Dollars
and Twenty cents NiO.2i0 e0i, with In
tcrcst from said 10th day IT December
1921. az the rate ~ ten per cent per an
mum. with costs Of suit and foreclosure
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
on LEASE

FOR FIuvthrcc per cent loan
contracts thai win mature within one
o. sN m0nths Make 80 IN offer "a al
Dr Tar' 7 u. Daniels SIC IVES, seventh
street Dallas. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
New Liberty Shoe Re-
pair Shop.

LADIES wishing employment and
Hdi,s wishing Co hire help. call COS T.
1ih Phone 1879.