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New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

piOn Of the universe
Enrle and Greb raise their voiees'
In a fnc chorus 20 announce that
Gorgeous Georges has deliberately run
out Of a match with them and that
they a-e completely wrought up about
IT, The palpitant PitisburgheF' ae-
cording t. his dirnihed manager will
regard himself henecforth as holder
o. the worlds title in his division on
this account. II Georges wants 10 DO
ANYTHING about 10 he'll have 20 come
over here with that hand-embroidered
dressing gown and his fighting TRUNKS
and settle the matter within roped
quadrangle.
George Engle said last night that
after Greb goes through the motlon,,,
less business OF self-coronaton ne VIII
be ready 20 meet AT comers.
George Eng.c isn't given 20 taxing
out Of his turn, but ne taiseG last
nieht. snd this is what he said:
"There is no longer any doubt that
Georges Carpenter is afraid 20 flsE
his title against Harry Greo' lex
Rickard made the Frcnchman a won
derful offer, but Francois DeseahPs,
manager OF Carpenter, eabled that ne
was unable 20 accept X oeeauss
Georges had two fights scheduled witn
counle of buns in Europe. And
ain't that a fine state of ahairsl Am
n now, Riekard offered them $780,.
O0O 70 fight Grcb in this country and
they turned il down. That's enough
cash 70 buy up an the rubles IN Russia
and mos, of tho francs IN France.
"There's only one answer 20 tnis
situation. Carpenter has return
engagement booked with Dempsey, ana
he knows that IL he should be KNOCKED
for fowino bowl Of chartreuse IN the
mean time the Dempsey thing would 60
blooie. lie knows also that ne would
he taking an awful chance with Greo'
Hence Descamps's cable.
"Probably Descamps hasn't forgotten
that some wears ago took a person
named Frank Klaus 70 France ana
Klaus bumped Carpenter into an ao-
sinthe dream in nineteen round $. ! DO
not claim that Grcb is the hardest hit
tcr in the world by any means. but /
reallv believe that he can whip Georges
Carpentier. ] intend 20 90 ahead with
n,v claim 10 the worlds light heavy
weight chamnionship for Harry Greb.
T. CARPENTER wants 20 stay IN Europe
and fight iot Of armlcss soldiers
Why. let him do IL. I'm sure that Amer
lean fans will back Us up in our
stand"
Dar Morgan. manager Of Jack Brit
ton. returned from White Sulphur
Springs yesterday and said he wanted
70 announce % the world that the well
terweight champion was never IN bet
ter condition and that he would beat
Benny Leonard az the Nelodrome next
Monday night without doubt. Dan
gave out an earfui and a couple OF
nouthfuls u statistics concerning BRIT
tor, the mos; interesting o. which was
the fact that Jack has participated n
rintcen decision bouts In period OF
three years. Seven Of these resulted
in draws.
Benny Leonard. who believes that
next Tuesdays rising sun will find him
crowned welterweight champion Of the
world. has introduced a new type Of
training for fighters. Benny has taken
up tennis and thinks it great game
for conditioning.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Southern Association

Memphis, 2; Birmingham. l.
Little Rock. S; Atlanta e
Evening star., 1922-04-10
BELASCO-"Wbirl of New York. .

The reception giver THE Whirl OF
New York" which returped to the
Belasco yesterday for weeks stay.
Indicated that its creators have not
fallen far short of the bulrs-eye of
popular favor.
1t is really an evolution of vaude-
vile comprising miniature produc-
ton with variety interludes. from the
Winter Garden show of the same
title. Part one consists of the intro
duction of the principals in special
ues of vaudeville type. Part two,
however, gives these principals an
en masse presentation in three scenes.
The bill is sufficiently variegated to
meet the taste of those who like spe-
cialties. Florence Schubert furnishes
enough blonde beauty to allay a
moLth of workday trials of the tired
est business man; Ben Bard and Jack
Pearl carry the laurels for humor and
wit, and Kyra, devotee of Egyptian
stepping, offers lovers of the terpsi-
chorean art more than one tidbit for
afterthought
Nancy Gibbs also is there. with
Red Cross songs, a sweet voice and
big eyes, and Roy Cummings demon
strates that had he lived in the days
VI goode kynge Arthur ne would
have conducted correspondence schools
for all the testers of the realm, and
Continued on Fifteenth PageD
Evening star., 1922-04-10

Hair that receives regular ar.
plications of NetDbro' 3 Herpicide has
life md snap = radiates health = is
soft, fluffy and abundant. You will
be surprised and delighted with the
results obtained from Herpicide.
Herpicide is sold on a money
back guarantee by all Drug and De-
partment Stores. BARRIERS apply it.
Ten cents in stamps or coin
sent to The Herpicide Company,
Dept. 2l, Detroit, Mich, will bring
you a generous sample and a booklet
Evening star., 1922-04-10

that. But it isn't an attraction for
which one should sacrifice very much.
like the show. There is no doubt of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

WANTS MORE SOLDIERS SENT TO DENISON
NEGRO AND WHITE QUARREL.
OVER DRINKING CUP; CROWD
OF 100 THEN L LYNCE1ES BLACK

both w@.e fined ii tre % 'c court
ior disturbing thr p.ao" Later
West is reported 'u have been al.
vI~od io leave town ,ud bearded
train at Hope at I45 O'Clock rn
route to Tcyarkaua
\ mob of about 100 white men -
said 20 have preceded the train 10
Gagussy. where West was taken
flom the train he was carried a
short distance from the track and
shot o. death. eight OF nine bullets
entering his body
THIS Isl the second lynching az
Hope within the past IS months.
Brownie Tugglos having been
hanged there on the night of
Match d, 1921 because of an al.
legged attack on +, white woman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

signals"
Later" continued Captain Sheridan,
1--WE signalled the tender Beaver. which
had the submarines in convoy. At first
she made no answer 10 our signals. but
later responded to our semaphore offer
OF assistance. She said she had eight
submarines in convoy and needed no
help"
A message received AZ the subma.
rine base at Los Angeles harbor from
Commander Roy l.. Slower, In command
Of the submarine flotilla stated he had
eight suhmerlnes IN convoy. The mes
sage couttln-d 10 ,ef,. s...- :. ,Ao o;at,
four
The submarine base also intercepted
messagge from the Tender Beaver "a
Is. ordering her 10 stand by 10 take
tow line from the Is. Officers al
the submarine base tonight Mere said
TO b. unable 20 account for these tive
craft or the other Of the l. type re-
ported missing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
DISAPPEARANCE OF four SUBS
SPAcIFIc SEA MYSTERY; ON
Way east FROM Los ANGELES

BY Associated Press
LOS ANGELES. Calf. July IS
-Four submarines which l,ft Los An
geles Tuesday for Hampton Roads as
part of a flotilla OF L.. scheduled for
re-commissioninE today. were reported
missing yesterday off the Lower Cali
fornia coast, south Of Ensenada. The
craft said 20 he missing were the H-5,
Is. IL and Is, all OF which were
built at Long Beach, Calf, during
the war.
The story of apparent disappearance
OF the four submarines was brought to
Io3 Angeles oy the iner CITY OF iiouo.
lulu Captain Thomas W sheridan. from
New York
Captain Sheridan said that yesterday.
below Ensenada. the city Of Honolulu
sighted q cloud oi smoke some distance
away and changed its course 20 learn The
cause
"lt was a submarine badh smoking. -
he said III made no answer 10 our
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
PLANS WILL
Be ACCEPTED
HARDING IS
CONFIDENT
By Associated Pr-s,

~ NsHNf fA@NFh ~
WASHINGTON. July ss-Proposals
for settling the railroad strike. drawn
up by PreSiden, Harding and represent
ng tho conclusions r,Scted by him after
. .onfet,u,es with labor leaders and rail-
way executives, Will be presented to
s. -purtte meet ngs ~ representatives of
th- two groups next Tuesday-the rail-
road managers meeting in New York
, aud the employees in Chicago.
p-ta Il of the plan. or plans. were
stiu withheld tonight hut President
Harding was said 10 feel that prospects
were hught for an early settlement of
the controversy
A major section in the presidents
settlement plan was understood TO in
yolye the seniority issue. which was said
! further 60 b. the only section In the
| rlan To- have been identified as among
the conuoVcrs al issues between the
railroads and their workmen.
Another section would concede the
J rrht ~ the strikers TO a re.hering be-
! fore IA. rnilrosd labor hoard wage ixsus
end another would bind the fnilrua6s to
sst up reg onal adjustment boa rds while
ia fourth word require abandonment by
railroads cf contracts with outside
shops for repair work
President Hard nE was understood 10
have suggested a compromise on ths
question of sen ori;y rights by which all
men hired since the strike would re-
tain Their positions. the strikers regain
ing their former privileges SO as To
rank just behind the men who did not
wall, out July !
The strikers. under the plan. would
rctmn To- work al the scales set by tho
board IN IT, decision of July l.. which
: of -p|Uts1 ths eui .xhut wahosE
'prciud ~ t. eahcr sid, when the matter
was brought up for re-heargng.
" Jewell pfos dent of the railway
; employees department ot tho American
, Federation Of Labor and International
off GERS of'the railroad unions on strike
} ieft Washington tonigh, for Chicago,
announcing thar "a. general strike CON-
Iwit.ee o. each z,ion would con-
N"nD IA that rIty Tuesday 20 consider
fh, presidents suggestion The execu.
tNr- Wal meet u New York on THAI
dI' f.r tho same purpose
Wan lrrsidynf H'Id.pg prepared 10
submit dciu @. uroposals 20 end the
railway shopmrns arike and Il. VI.
''0rcll hcad ur The stop crafts and his
international rrr- dents hurrying back
If' rh"t1o sff"f o'nt"reuc,s with Mr..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
Threaten To
BOLT PARTY.
IF jim REED.
IS SENT BACK
ny Associated Press

81. Loi1S. Iuly 9S--Chargcs that
lead ng Democrats of the state who are
ornosing the nomination OF a.. $ son
ator Iames \. Reed IN favor of his
opponent Breckenridge Long have
thr,atrncd io holt tho party ticket "
Rrcd would win the nomination today
furnished the htcsi issue m The cam
taign for the nrimtrN election o. be
hold ncNt TUESDAY
~ ~, op.n on of politicians The prcs'
cut rlmpa gn has hecn tho hl,tcrcsi ~
thc entire state for many wears sup
ported nv the local press ''rid.usof'
Rect" clubs and many other organizs.
tions in which women are taking
l,rding part Mr Long will wind up his
,ninra gn hot tomorrow.
ON The othri hand, senator Reed. who
has btsod his campaign on tho motto
that he defended the peoples rights. his
followers Say. Is expected to show more
strength. espeC ally IN tho rural dis.
trictS. than seemed likely ln the oiling
ot ~" contest.
Circulars were cent out today. In.
ting the Long followers 10 attend Mr..
Reeds "poltiosl funeral tomorrow aft
crnoou at which supporters OF Mr. Long
viii act as pail hearers" In addition a
public monsiration for tomorrow has
been arranged by the "l,id.Usof Reed
club.
The third Democratic candidate Il. l..
Young of ST Joseph, II not expected to
Il1y a prom ncni part IN the race for
49, Tnitei - Tea senate seat. Two
years ago Ma Young was candldate
... .l, r. r--.islp oi lds district. mullins
h. , cgmraian ou strictly wet plat
.f..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
SIS, 900 BARRELS OF
CRUDE OIL BURNED

BEAUMONT. Texas. July 2S.-Dam'
age totalling $4,000 was sustained TO-
day M Sabine when lightning struck
Magnolia oil Company tank. The crude
ol loss totancd 50 600 barrels When
the tank boiled over. river ot burning
oil flowed into the runway 90 the sui
phur docks The loss 20 tho Union
sulphur Company is placed ai $2o 600.
when the lightning struck the tank,
the outlet valves were wrecked by the
holt and made Il impossible 10 save
any of the oil The Port Arthur fire
DEPARTMENT responded 10 the call and
~ four O'Clock this afternoon reported
tho flames under control after u had
burned for . hours u was feared f"r
while that the flaming oil would
spread to both sabine and sabine Pass
The oil tank was located betwee" ''-
two towns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
ADMINISTRATOR
FOR FUEL UNDER
STRIKE NAMED
HENRY B. SPENCER is AP
POINTED FEDERAL COM
MISSIONER

Ry Ass0 ciaied Press
WASHINGTON July oS-llonrv r.
Spencer. former vice president OF the
Southern Illinois Railroad and general
purchasing agent Tor the wartime rail
-oad administration tonight was ap.
pointed federal administration Tor th"
duration or coal strike emergency Nv
President Harding
Mr.. Spencer becomes administrative
member of the coal distribution com.
mitt,c. which VIII control distribution
Of available coal supplies ou priority
htsie
with tH, announcement of creation
OF the office confidence was expressed
40 the White House that production ~
5oll. r,eardl,- Uf rail- and mine strikes.
eventually would hr increased 10 q
point adequate far tu, .ouutrys needs
pr,.id.Ht Nrlre f.if -o assured on
,lIs rout r vle sald 'Iat ho contrm.
pllfod ro nlf.. movement .u th, co'l
strike situation
Tho eoyarro.s .f % states Secretary
Hoover announced n8Ne undertaken 10
cree, the necessary administration to
control foNt..are ard distribution
of coal within tHe.r borders Thoy
inrlud. oklahoma and Louisiana.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

By Associated Press
DENISON. Texas. july ss.--Colonel
Charles VI. Nimon. martial law com.
mandcr here, tonight announced that
he had requested Governor Neff to send
him more state troops ~ order that he
may adequately patrol tie martial law
zone which was extended late today by
the governor 10 include the entire city.
Following the cutting Of electric light
wires and air hose on fr' ght cars Col.
onel Nimon announced at he had Is
sued orders for rigid enforcement If
martial law.
I'VE have Jus, started on the DENT
son situation" Adiu,ant icneral Thorn
as Rarton. who has beer working with
Colonel Nlmon. said I've - going
20 clean ~ re town and surrounding
country before we leave"
Extension ~ tho restricted area give.
Colonel Nimon complete charge Of al
railroad property In Denison. IN,
freight yards Of the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railroad Were not Included
IN the governors first proclamation
and Colonel Nimon has experienced
some trouble In that section every night
since he came here
Texas Rangers. who arc also under
orders u the Colonel, have power 4
operate in any part ot The state Thes,
officers viii he detailed TO duty beyond
the limits of the martial law area. Il b,
said. should this become necessary.
More than $500 state troops are IN an
nual cncampmcnt az Camp Mahry, neal
the state capitol and ii is expected thai
Governor Ncff Will call on somc oI
these should he grant Colonel Nimon'
! request for additional soldiers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
DAILY NEWS TO HAVE UNUSUAL
Story IN sundays ISSUE

..,,, issue unusual story. Few
..ps this although &c has eess
sunanye
p- The wn ~ given tos,esrcw
final imstl Nrske,s "Nhom shsh motV
be m Molly
sn san o. which successuL
usual
isie Tho spcsting wh contain me
.i - h iasr interested In baseball ana the
sees sn sr he Ne~> aper'eay In sports
- The Ne~> THURSDAY wight N sr thr i~sFs
rersr
ThsIsf fhs ind "A lhs News rras~- r<>,e
s,ss., sshss sls tsg mishay pssy News wn
As~sa fe- " ssfy ss ss.sss .ses 80
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rshnsie s-.<.v ~ sseesS
psasa spst~r rl.re-
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fap II iLf hg saaaaf Nsss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

~ 400. 'AHfI q I'fa
GENEVA u. IS -Nr- stanley r.
ApCoru,. ,. DHaF. discussing o..
a.A tfr u.uHf.I enlargement a lb.
,oaroh MaiIde N,Cwm.,e to Max
Oser. OBJ, folm. Swiss UilHs master
safd.
Although thor, +. 1n understanding
between Math.iie and p..r BE- cannot
De- called an cngngemeni $50 bop" ihi'
Vath lde Will wait msr.r Ffaf when
IA. Will have afrItetl af boz maIrr'r
lCf0re decidIng 0n unftHrr
Mics Mccormick wi'h hu m0fh. DOS
tu-i rented % h,hutnI chateau 90 l'IaH.
gins. near GsnsfH. N.- NJ" 'iHIH
win aH fru Nrs lrr. f1r Eln"
with htr uncls CfIIs Il N.'WW't,
on thf MaIr1i. t"mmr0N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
=. 4" titics Tor HIN
~ Associated Press 40
~ q

NEW YOi;k. July - -tals' teeth -
60 ,he possible r.rd oi them-viN keep
Thanas q Marshall former vice. pr"si.
d,nt OF ~ politics tor the rest OF his
IT. NJ Marshall oors uu. need them
r.v. but b. sid TODAY as b. came home
iloa Europe ou the Aqu unia that n
he eve. did no them be- wanted 20
l.. certain th,, he had ouaush money 20
Ply tor thc.u
Tile l'rmor Niae president with his
" &C. lrtt Boston more than month ago
and have toured Europ' a. wcuU 20
: otlanh England France. Belgium and
tieimtuE
Mr Marshall sad Do. was neither a
banker nor au o,ourr...i ~u D." dii not
want Go discuss EufoN. iH Jn, grat
extent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
LLOYD GEORGE.
WARNS Of PLANS
FOR new BATTLE
MORE TERRIBLE MACHINES
THAN WERE IN LATE
WAR BEING BUILT"

~ Assoc latsd Press
ioNDoN. July "a More terrible
machines than in the late war are be-.
ug constructed" sald Prime Minister
lloyd G.ufge. af % luncheon given by
500 MON nent FREQ churchmen today.
what fory'' ho asked. ana continued
"to attack cities and MAIN. destroy.
Turn helpless women and children
h.eH a.lf etes on hat is happening
u th.. rhlfebrf q Eurone and America
ALLOW th1t tn fruefify fhly hfd better
rir-s their doors
We ndus,d ON afuIWenis and 4
ofh uations tllus ihs .sampr fhorc
would g. uD -ariuIs menace '1 p-acr
lin u b. dffcuii f0 Dn. nation d. o..
) a.n 4. f.n-..i,-r nhil' uih-a at pH
riux ff Nar
,ir Lloyd George al.d fhr ihr nr.i
var. n D. came. would he war 0n CIV
n.zation Itself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
Ry Associated rres

~ Associated rrcss
KANSAS CITY. Mo. JDIy 9S-Scy.
eral persons wor" reported injured. and
,wo buildings damaged and sct fire 20.
night by au explosion IN the downtown
district Plate glass windows BOO store
buildings for q hlo.k around were
shattered.
f.rst reports were that 'h, explosion
took Ti1n" in q restaurant Many per
SONS were said Co have been eating 40
the time bat q is u,' known whether
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
N@her far Canleremr

PHILADELPHIA IHF IIH
40 bring nhsut an lutaHifir IHr. rI.
fer0u. of m ur- -uI nptaiI iH 900
fhr =HfH r.aI afflha HHH continued i.
dfa hf Dr.faH .nnl.u .HIH f.0DraiHE iH
icldrIr uf Ih. l'Hif,d MluD Nf.tIs Nh.
are h.na oufcrr nf wish lHhn D ifH
40 b. international nies.atHf POI lrH p
reiterated iha ne hld eFau fcaHW Io
believe Naf nrh conference HnHh
he called nfhn fru dIl.
Nhff b. lautfi uHH uIh m
lHrlfni ru ffrnra vili hn hrid iam.r
low Wign tHf pf0fld.niH m ai iho aia-
iriris b. the control clWpHlnff nrif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

I. H.N lHifH H.H
RAJ h0AF Iuli RI = fnUdam inI
~ Gougamiof and "A 4 AHsu go
ral prohibition nli'rf- i- aemanasa hl
ihr anti ,aloan lraguf ~ lfass hsi
fff'ru, Nrbh said lfrf iodsl
lhe federal aFfHis Hfrr arnira hai,a
ai illg anluing lrlal aHa 500 nfal asi
serr inalurd On lhul saal lfasgai ~
lissTs dcmanshd ihf assHoil - iiif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29

hTFffh HHfe i lnifaafs
o. u. s.aIHa H IH. Hfft -
Hrtaf and nH faaf a rai'fss
mf ssHH fnH ifsrhfu fa fhr lfnaHnis
hflmf IhlE arff raHnHl 81 CO., ifFs
lafHr aH fHHiHrf 4ff requested in 90
HHdallH o. fhf nffi fsH rHlffni 1919
rI.IHuIiifd A. ihf hnafd a snHifm.
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Nv Associated Pres

" Associated Press
TENARkANN. Texas July -
: pl.l-l over q drinking cup be
.ou q Nhn street paving fore.
uHu ard negro cmployc at Hope.
Art.. about 30 miles northeast ~
T,,aIt1ua WAS followed this after.
noon ht tho lyuching of The negro
urr Guernsey. four miles south.
west ot Uopo
IoAu Wet of Emnoria kans,
Vua tho npgrr Nnchod iie had been
employed on the paving job about
ten days The foreman with whom
l quurcled was Horny Worthing.
Goo. rl Tou.tu EHrs.. who has been
m the Jon 10 Hope Tor about TWO
weeks
Worthingtou and West came 10
hluv, over The drinking cup and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
MANY INJURED, DEATHS FEARED,
MExPL0SION AT KANSAS CITY

sI ~ the~, escaped bectus. thc brill
ug was demolished and took fire soon
sffeTWard
The first definite report Of fatality
Iu connection with me explosion was
when fireman was killed by "uvr"w.ra
Witnesses 90 'he explosion howrver.
said that u would have h"cn impossible
for an of 'h, persons iu the restaurant
tu have escaped \ roomng house oc.
,4ped 'He second story 90 tho building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
1 ~ Msnl. Ransers.

w "a.' 'a.fN fFrr
AUSTIN T,,I. luly sS-Requess
.. GauE,.- O.. .t,.t shopmen Of the
H.Es- a fa.n. Railroad vas made TO
.,ot,lroI N,u to-day hy +. =. Mitchell.
Hi.' aug ue,r. aHd o. ) Shapard. as.
...taut general solicitor of the road. The
Governor af1I~ri them that Rangers
could n, sent to OBJ. points TO be desig.
.f.f ht thc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-29
MARTIALLAW
ZONE RAISED
TO TAKE IN.
entire CITY.

Ry Associated Press
AUSTIN. TEXAS. July .s--Requrst
Tor Rangers 10 protect shopren Of tho
TEXAS and Pacific Railroad kas made
10 Governor Neff today by EFF. Mitch.
I'll, chicf engineer. and X. : Shapard.
assistant general solicito Of the road.
The governor advised them that Ran.
gers would he sent 10 the pdntS to he
designated by them.
additional requests & latc Ban.
gers were also received iron half
dozen places" the governor said. he
advised all Of them that swh protec-
ton would he given.
The governor also said he has taken
M action on thu resignsiioa of labor
commissioner Joseph 4. Myers, wired 70
him from Dcnison recently.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-06-23
UUD'S TRAINED SEALS"

editor of
and therefore
will take them from about
boobs
elected office farmers think
friend It's the notifying story all Every smooth
that wants anything simply tells the
splendid compliment the mastery which they
elected he
the reds tell them how respectable they take them home
think which they and tell each other how
did hold the nps" they call them rcue midst
outlaws of laughter And they of the farmers that they
qualified hold Office
board ud Watkins his trained seals
they uguge they would
fooly until DEATH
atkns
all too tue humiatng it may be to their fellow farmers whose hard
and fidelity honored and elected have them
their sheer stupidity become the laughing
for the jes of every smart alec and in the country
County Surveyor Link only travelling fifty
his roads and bridges but he has rid of his
bought himself Buick roadster and will be able about double his mile
shortly besides understand getting
commissioners when Link
his the commissioners furnish
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