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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Independent School District No. !,
Cook County, Minnesota 4

= Special meeting Of the Board of Edu-
cation held on July 81, 1922.
Present We're: Robertson, chairman;
Samskar; Scott and .Lundquist, clerk.
Absent: Joynes and Allen. : =.
Jas. G. Scott qualified as director
by taking his oath of office.
George Robertson was elected Chair
man for the ensuing year. G.. F.
Lundquist was elected Clerk and Jas.
G. Scott was elected Treasurer.
The following bills were audited and
approved:
J. c. Murphy. supplies ..... $500
Sam Zimmerman, drayage ...... 400
VIM. Bally. supplies and labor. 40
T. F. Thomas, cash advanced
for Mise. ............, ~
Lake Shore Tel Co., rental to
Aug. L |92
Aaron Eince, drayage ......... 100
Seymour Mitchell, labor ........ go
Cook County News-Herald, pub
fishing proceedings .......... $50
Peyton Paper Co., flag for Good
HarbOr Hill .................. IT. SO
Peter Waneboo, labor at Good
Harbor Hill ...... 80 w
A. c.. McClurge, library books. "a GO
f. p. Dutton, library ..... 2.17
G.. F. Lundquist was appointed to
act as purchasing agent for the COM
ing year.
J. J. Hussey was elected US jantor
for the coming year at {; salary of 800
per month.
Mr.. Andert and Lundquist We're APP
pointed to investigate needs at the out
lying schools, and were authorized to
purchase necessary supplies and equip
ment.
1t WAS on motion decided to adver-
tise for bids for the transportation Of
the pupils from Ole Aliens farm to the
Grand Marus School, and from Caribou
Point to the Good Harbor Hill School.
Bids to be opened Aug. IS, 1922.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned until Aug. IS, 1922.
G.. r. LUNDQUIST,
Clerk Of Board of Educati ton, School
Dist. No. /, Cook County:
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03

with all my earthly goods thee
endow" has been stricken from Z
marriage service as a concession to
The groom. Also, as often irrelevant,
Incompetent and immaterial. -, 4,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03
NOTICE

Dr.. Clio J. MeNaughton, Eye Sight
Specialist, Ut Duluth, will be in
Grand Marais Aug. 7, and 9. If in
need Ct eyes tested or glasses fitted
he will be at Hans Larson's residence,
a guest Of Dr.. Graham.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03

Society and business stationery at
the printing office.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03

Geo. Nelson of Lutsen motored to
Grand Marais Monday. 4
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03

FOR SALE-SO acres of timber
Write Box So; Central avenue, Su-
perior, Wis, 8-11-tf
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03
Wants, For Sale, Etc.

Rates cents per line per week.
From now on we will be able to
supply you with cream and milk in
any amount. Cream orders for large
amounts should be given in few
days before needed. J. C. MURPHY.
FOR SALE-Good farm mare, 8 years
old; weight 1,400; harness and wag-
on. Chris Halvorson, Colvill 8-3 ct
The Royal Neighbors will give a
big dance Labor Day night.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03

Llu'ndquist Bros.
INSURANCE AND REAL estate
i.
We write all kinds Of lnsur-
ance. FIRE INSURANCE
in reliable old line compan-
les written any where in tho
county.
List your lands with US If you want
results.
LUNDQulsT BROS.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03

FOR sALEOr will trade for stock,
z1 boat and fish nets and corks; !
turning lathe; I organ and chairs.
y dishes and blacksmith forge r.
Luck, City 7-13 At.
OVERLAND DEMONS TRATOR For 81.
sale; liberal price and terms O. d 81
Lundquist. 7-2Ortfi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
DOINGS

Appropriate Arbor day exercises
will be held at the University
Heights school Monday afternoon
1T 1870 o'clock. Mrs. NJ. W.
Thompson, chairman of the ladies'
committee. will assist the teachers
Mrs. Burch and Miss Weaver, in a
program which will consist Of an
address by John Milne, superin-
tendent of city school, and songs
and Rotations by the pupils of the
school and planting of severa!
memorial trees. Residents of the
Heights and parents of the pupils
are particularly invited.
Deliveries of trees ordered for
planting that day through the
ladies committee will be made to
the purchasers at the same time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
MAN ARRESTED AT
LOS LUNAS WANTED
IN FREDERICK, OKLA

Elmer Giles, thought to be want
ed in Frederick, Okla, on a
charge of highway robbery. was
arrested at Los Lunas by Sheriff
Tondre of Valencia county.
Giles refused to admit his iden-
tity when arrested, but is said to
have admitted to Sheriff Tondrc
that he was the man wanted in
Oklahoma, and agreed to return
to Oklahoma without requlstion
papers.
Giles, it is said, has been wanted
by the Oklahoma Officers for
about six months The sheriff at
Frederick has been notified.
Journaf WANT Aos bring results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
LOCAL ITEMS
Coal suoply CO. Phone 4 and S

Coal Supply Co. Phone and 5,
Born, yesterday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Everitt Collins, of $40 West Lead
avenue, a son.
Factory WOOD, :uhl truck load
four dollars. Hahn Coal Company
Phone 81.
II. L. Robinson, superintendent,
of the U. S. Indian irrigation serv-
ice, returned last night from an
official trip to Kansas and Iowa.
where he investigated Indian irri
cation projects.
Asthma? DIR. Murray, osteopath,
n. T. Armijo building, phone 741.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
LIGHT COMP ANY TO
SPE n D 100000
ON REPAIRS here
CAPACITY OF LOCAL PLANT
WILL BE DOUBLED DUR
ING THE YEAR

\ S2OO GOO loan 20 double the ca.
ua,itv Of tho nght pl,ut of the civ
Light 4 Water Co has been obtained
from New York financial interests it
was announced hast night hy Guy W
fallrr. general manager Mr. Fallcr
was in the East recently and assisted
ir tfr n'gotlltions Tor the loan
contract has Just been signed
whereby the company will become own
cts of the south one.haif Of tho block
40 liNt and TYLER Streets where the
present plant Is located. Tho additional
ground win give room to nut facilities
Tor plant that viii take care u tho
population ~ two en- three times th1i
of Amarillo Today. it was stated
\ new turbine. The s.z, ~ tb, one ir.
stalled about two years ago. has he,r
orIrr,d and VIII arrive here IN five or
s.N months Tho turbine must d, hu.l,
tHd That makes the delivery scr, iCe
slow said Mr Fllhr.
a Hrrk building viii eventually %.
erected south ot TIE pressr, uhrt 90
HOUSE the ho.l' and other equipment
a spray pond win D., erected
Nr Fail,f said thui DO, capacity 90
th' plant would De- doubled Within tr,
next N'Ir. taking care ~ th, growth
.ha' .s anticipated for Amarillo
\o changes VIII Do. mode bon tu, down
town ofl., building 900 500 Tas.0 street.
1n Nir Fll.r %, Sail fh.r fa, ur.s-
ruf raau1li.rs th,r, would #sr
care OF th' business er1 until Amarillo
htd 'n 600 population
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
CATTLE THEFT 4
CHARGES FILED
AGAINST 3 MEN
200 HEAD DECLARED SToL.
EN- ON SOUTH PLAINS
DURING PAST MONTHS

I rTD.k f.r. gn-Thc DAYS Of
tof. vH.H .ftIr rI-''yTs roamed the
sreai p.t.s .. NorjaWcs; Texas were
...If.i r... ef.n 'he sheriffs Of
V.eA.r 4-U .rbuosk Counties placed
frre, mon ugta arrest charged with
.Iffb H.i''us
ur....r, q. .lrle thieves are re-
rui.I O.. rIt. extended over a period
uf s..afB. .. ..H- and not less than zoo
bead to Drew. l-'n stolen from big
hes f. H. ..gion.
The D. D. % ranch Is the heaviest
H.... Tn, IH.H is ,hr estate of Colonel
IfH.n.'d ul Contains several hun.
tral thou..rd acres
The tb.,. w,l under arrest are
prominent .t.gyus of this section. They
were taken to Hockey County Friday
afternoon after waving preliminary
trial and ulH bc released ON bond. The
trial proIsb'v win he transferred TO
Lubbock County 50 that an early hear
iug can ne bad There are hardly
enough men in Hockey County 10
make up q jury at this time as most
~ the residents are running for some
county office. The citizenship OF Hook.
ley County is made up almost entirely
VI owners og ranches.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
GENERAL RATE
SLASH TO TAKE
EFFECT TODAY
TEN PER CENT CUT WILL AP.
PLY ON PRACTICALLY
ALL COMMODITIES
By Associated Pr~s

WASHINGTON. June 3O-Freight
rates throughout the United States on
practically all commodities will be re.
duccd tomorrow hy ten per cent when
the carriers Of the country put into ef.
feet the decision rendered las, month by
Gno Atsrs'sie Corsuetcc q oisuuissim
In the general rate case New schedul,
incorporating the reduction have been
completed ~ the weeks since tho decis.
ION W., handed down in every territury
Iaccordug 90 th- commissions rerurd
though q series 90 order, ahrogsiing
.rul,s aud regulations concerning publ.
cation OF noW rates and hk, details were
necessary io prevent delays n sHme Boo.
stances
Agricultural commodities will hc The
.Hry important traffic which the lo r"r
cent rut viii NOT affect rates un tho.,
..rnoditi.s having h,'n reduced last
january Railroad suusti.nn> e-tnuai,
.thl, tH, general rat, decision WiII cause
+. decrease of $3.50 ooo.oou annually boz
,h, nations freight bll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
HOUSE ADJOURNS
AS SENATE KEEPS
UP TARIFF FIGHT
RECESSES UNTIL AUGUST Is,
GIVING MEMBERS TIME
TO CAMPAIGN
By Associated Press


WASHINGTON. June 30.-rhe
House ot Representatives adjourned to-
uilhi - sAs o'clcck antn August 10,
thus giving aefnbers opportunity 10 re.
turn home 10 lool, after their campairr =
while the senate is siil az work on the
tariff
Although tvoih.rds OF It's session was
devoted q. cleaning nap conference r..
ports .r the Hou~, might start on its
Vacation ths senate made more rapid
prugf.-- toht oH fh, tariff bin than IL
tud Boz Ht single or, Of the six odd
DAYS 900, measure has been before it.
Thf'r eight amendments 70 the agricul-
tui rui ''o' sch'du. were disposed
ol tHis Including those relating 10 ce-
reals ,,Hu' whsa' ard -.ge. considera-
tiou of which was deferred
Au Outstanding fr1uf, OF the day
was fH, VICTORY Uf fh. Republican aglf.
cultJE u' blo. PIN '- f.ght for
% .it r .H HH.H,H .r corn. an In
Or,ts, .f .. % 'u.N.' .tHr the House
rsi, Tho a'u, ",riod 90c 10 the
irHr.. .n...... fv carly In the
gear 'H' tho stood pa; on
500, H.u,. .a.. H' DO. item was
U,.U,I rd.. -r...- '1e commit.
t'e Reversed .-.r Hr1 r,.ommendcd
tU. me.,. Hr. ... rate, approved
'I 'r. ~.rl.. ..f,f
..f. ". ..-. H..s. rate loc:
hHH.. l... o.. 900 pounds House
rs'. ..f .. ...1 oats etc. soc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

maintenance OF way
WORKERS Defer ACTION
PENDING BOARDS ORDER

CHICAGO June }o-Felera intervention by the United States
Railroad Labor Board today failed halt the strike OF 100000 rail-
way hopmen called Tor 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Floung according Chairman " Hooper the boards ef-
effect settlement Of the Shopmu grievances before the
wakou took place b. NJ Jewell head OF the shopcafts union
the international heads refused appear an official in
eStgaon OF the strike by the board attempt to fore
stall the strike will be made Chairman Hooper announced
our-ug the federal bodys inquiry.
threatened strike OF railway maintenance of way la
bor employees least postponed however by inter
enon The strike OF this group which had expected to parallel
that the shopmen will present but will await
urth action OF the organizations council according to
The OF President before the Board this
afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
SHAKES A SILK
NIGHT GOWN IN
HOUSE SPEECH
BY Associated Pres


wAcHiNG~oN 'rrs sA--A pink
silk nightgown. very SOFT and llnity.
was displayed 90 the House today
hy Chairman Fordnev of the ways
aud means committee Co support his
charge that home manufacturers
could not compete with foreign deal.
"rs because u a low rate tariff THE
garment aluwsi broke nap the show.
Lifting il high. Mr. Forducy
shouted above the laughter that he
hardly knew how to describe H.
"Nta hoy member shouted
hack
81 suppose Won gentlemen would
uk, % better f There was something
n lt -aid IN, veteran tariff build
cr. and women ,u Jhr eillcry Joined
loo th, lurhtyr
Tho gown mad. iu E.lE.Jm Gusts
Sl3 lo 'h, landing raised 70 tn S2l 90.
and 10 was pm, 600 sale tor New York
women who linc luNWi,s st $50.
said iha chairman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
HIS
OWN ABDUCTION
CHARGES PRESS
MEXICO CITY PAPERS SAY
AMERICAN C0NNIvED
WITH BANDITS
By Associated Press


WASHINGTON june s,-Ameri
ans working for ul .mIapIes bob the
rampico region al had been released
~ bandits who hll hclc them fnr ran
'0m. on tro of iul Information nom
$50 camp. uidcd.
Consul Shaw al T8mpi,u merely re-
,rrted today Nlf th, 80 persons held
\ IN, raiders at p,0cra camp ul the
l.a,orUu1 Company were mo longer
lcld n, had previously estimated that
wore Included m this group. and new
rur, s,utstiOn- that they D., protected
we're sent 20 Mexico civ ly th, de.
rartmout
consul Shaw was asked for "a more
detailed report Of th. most recent 90.
,idcnt in th. ul fields. % was mot
lrowu whether iludits had h'cn
bought or through practically 90 ram.
,u w Hrr.H .f hE fn, approach col.
sd'rl. forces.
Wilh ,lud to 'hO statement made
Ly the M,Nic0 city newspapers that
t,ielShI cuuuitvd 300 h.s own abduction,
1fu.mls bad nothing tn Say official Boo.
,rmatiOl uu tb, uI,lshl Incident was
onfiped 20 tEe i,v hri,i mc,slgr- -uHt
81 Chars, Smm,.n bon M'>ru 'ity.
rhs. Joel. .... .ftlf,f Or. suspicion coon
rrmu. th, tni.etiou
lu rerDtuc tu. -it, arrival Uf lir
usld .p the NrN.H. .IHIU N.H.
u. .H..f .I. e.....t.. H.H. I..H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
500 AMARILLO
men EXPECTED
TOLEAVE JOBS
NO ORDERS TO CONTRARY
RECEIVED BY LOCAL
RAILWAY WORKERS

Mciubrr oi >iN tail unions are eN
pseird 40 Wslk oui herr ~ 10 o'ci"cl,
this mo~n'ng ~irihr ord,rs hfNe hs~u
rrr-iv"d b, maehinisis. carmen. boiler
mnk-rs sberi meiai wWLrrs. electric
ians aud hlack smiths.
tnion Officials said about go men iu
ihrse crafts werr emplo, I'D o., the san
"a Dc. Port Worth and Denver sud
Vcck Islsnd rpcs IN imarillo aud they
expect the tribe o. h. ieo per cent II
icttse. The eNact number Vito vii
waik out ioda, y unknown. u j. said
abom . ooo mcu win b. affected In ths
Panhandle b, the strike orders,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
RECEIVER FOR KATY
MAY BE NEW HEAD
Nv Associated ~.

ST Louis June 3o Joseph NJ
nryso1. council fr Charles D. ,hatf.
.frccNct for frs Misscuri kansas and
.TcNas Railway COMPANY the sale VI
which WIS authorized 40 e Hn.mum
rrioe 'f So 00a 600 n de.r.. signed
today by United States ,irlHf Judge
Sauhoru t.Highi Said thar ,nu.euulate,i
rc.oigauirstIon 90 th, railroad included
"a. eiootiUn &c S0haff as president %
ths new ,oufanN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
four DIE when
TRAIN HITS CAR
NEAR CHICKASHA
YOUNG MAN, HIS BRIDE,
BROTHER AND SISTER,
MEET TRAGIC DEATH

BY Associated Press
CTllrEASHN. okla. June go "A
l.n.rm''u came fn tragediC end near
here TODAY when southbound Rock
Island pa ss'nger train struck motor
car ON o. crossing and killed the four
motorists The dead are.
Vivian " Porter 26 years old
/ Mrs Vivian VI Porter 22
/ Miss Lina Speer ~
Thomas Sreer. -.
. An the victims are from Dallas TEXAS
Porter and his bride with her Young
brother and sister were visiting another
sister OF Mrs Porter in Chickasht.
They We're married jn Oklahoma city
june q
The accident occurred eight miles
north ul here al dip crossing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Clash in Virginia

WHEELING. " ~. July IA
telephone message t@uW the Bee n
Hattom Power Pisni states that a man
was wounded in a clash said g. have
taken plao, hctwecr uuiHn and non
union miners az ono - the Beech Rot
tom mines az las O'Clock this morning
The message added that there had sp'
rarcltny bccn sharp clash and that
ssarchhghs were playing over the
hlllsides.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
DYER lYNCHlNG BILL
FAvORABlY REPORTED

w Associated frrs1
WASHINGTON. June 3o-Tba Dyer
anti ynchung hll. proyid.ug tur imios.-
ilon ~ penalties hl the federal govern
ment Toe mob action vas reported inNo'-
ably with amcudm"nts 'o.lat bs The
senate Judiciary committo, lt vote
~ tn e.
Eight R,puilcans chairman N.'son.
Minnesota. Dillingham; Vermont iiran.
degec. Connecticut CuWmins Iowa.
tat. Iho,is island St,Ilng south
Dakota. Ernst kcntucky and ~nHi
'ge. Calf. voted in favor 20 th0 hl
pn' Republican senator Horah ~
idaho ard tive pemoerits Cuiial so".
Texas. ogerman. NUrth Curolina Reel
Nissuuri. Shields. Tenuesrne frh
Walsh Montana. were rooouiod in op
position.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

President Jeweil's failure o. attend
the peace conference brought severe
condemnation from the chairman II the
hoard who. In closing the inquiry. de.
Jared the rau union chiefs blood was
on his own head
'Mr. Jewell has flouted govern.
nent tribunal concluded Chairman
Hooper Charged with the duty and re-.
possibility o. investigate this matter
not only in the Interests OF the public
put IN the interest of his own organ.
izat!.al the interests Of the carriers
I'd the railway transportation system
| Z this country"
Neither Nj Jewell nor any OF the
hop crafts heads unsw cred the boards
mmmon Instead. they sent a letter
| lainiaining the right of the shopmen
70 strike and expressing the belief that
ae boaSds hearing wonld. hut other.
wise. In confused and disOrderly
itrlke movement lacking authoritative
on'so. sal sls,os' ine~i'ahlv rcrusing.
" mob like action pregnant with
rave possibilities
Timothy Helly. president OF the sta
unar1 Fremen and oilers. failed % ap.
icur In answer Poo the board suhuocnas
/ fnul just before the clos, Of the ses
.uu
T. wa. said that Nh Jewell had lcf'
| De- c.ty until after th, hour SET for the
/ talkuIf of hl. men tomorrow
IN contrast tU %. complete failure 10
| 'hrotl, 'h, slupw,r's strike th, Labor
/ cards Iuuu m,' with marked sue.
.ss Boa roe uI-, .' 90, maintenance II
/ yav ,upluy's tud 'h, contract cases
/ me -3 railroads a'-a cited tu appear
f today. rso-ugltion
Twelve railroads rsurrscntltIycs
.rss. o.r 1t'sr another and an.
/ .lr.rd thv. willingness. 20 cancel an
..is'.ug contracts tui the performance
/ o. railroad VnrE Dg outside firms Pmc.
HIl, sH maintained that o. was their
.-EI' rEhf 'u contract such work. hui
. .ur,--,i a d,..r, to comply With tho
u1Il- rulings if thereby th. strike
/ .s- migh' Do, relieved
Th.,. "fh,. union heads in addition
/ 'o President Gahio of the Maintenance
Wa. D. B.0fh.rhuul. gave aSsuUu., On
. ..' .H. ' ...'. tA'N 'NAN lNfIl ni ihIfIfd
'ious were as.ug stiik, votes uo ,3l
.f Wur. VtH hr issued .nws
Ht..
rl, announced lclat uI fh. u1.rtc.
rance ~ way strike cab cam. tonight
.'. fH. n,'du.Hrftr, 10 Detroit after
lengthy discussion between MI Ora
.I' FHd Chairman Hooper Nj CRADLE
f1'd fhg board frtf a canvass ~ sls O0I
otes sbow,i I'D Hg msiort, i0 favor
90 strike
The emp.ovrs grievances. he sv.
.'s..,F u..gdrt fhs $50 1ON 900 mas
.l. which goes into effect tomorrow
H. ..ufrurfug of 'p,N labor and u,
...u' . fh. rou 18t through several
.. hang. recently ISSUED D., the "a
o' .uuH Dr. fnr men could have some
assurance H rehearng on the-.
tIr,pn,es Nl Grshlo said hp v.lun
cred f0 .us. his Influence % pre-
CONTINUED ON FACE FIVE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
GAS ALTERNATES WITH
WATER IN THIS WELL

HOOVER Texas Jun. sH Gas IN
IT, W gutdor- water well two miles
v,., .f Hoover. .H.,s bon suurfs lrs
rs.tn, causes hr ro0r one day and
th,r the rrNt 300 b.. quiet ava no, we'll
pumps water
Gas Uss Hr-f discovered .u the we'll
SUNDAY Nt.r if tI.N ir with s b,g roar
That COULD Do, r,ut t.r f bats mi, or
further Thet 90 ceased uuu yesterday
ana sgsir So Gordon Ht- gasser in-
stead .f t water utu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
I.Iiosion Ininrrs Mnmnn

DALLAS june 3n-Mrs Jenni,
" iiiC' %. was seriously injured To
t.gm d. an explosion which wrcckoU
thr photographic studio - Walker
cnnuoghton Chemicals exploded
throwing flames about the face and
dy ~ Mrs Walker Cause ~ the ~
Iol-icn n undetermined Damage wa.
rrnfincd - the studio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

entirely into the shade
y o. not the Kind ~ writing that has
81" h" written snd can oniy D. read
win miscro-oor" Taylor's eyes 20.
q'urcd no artificial aid though b. h
b1 wears odd and the card can be- read
with the nakei eye. without prejudice.
howeve. a. the admission that a magni.
fying glass helps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Some time tc M
Donald Naynsld oi
BlUd Texas wfut,
on one side ofap poet
card lottet "
some NnO OF Zoo
words Taylor hru &
it GrthliuE a
uyu Hnd s post Ir
he wrote with the
FORMER un ore side
ot the latter su be
cuuld think nf about
w lld turkeys nt ,
ou authority tuo .n
- lines at,rHE ra
. words % the liuc
w "a total of 1854
words thtowing Way
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
PUBLISHER fLOGGED
AND TOLD TO LEAVE

oRLANuu Tl1 June e.I "
Nradi'I publisher off fhr Ti..a ."r
at Winter lark. f, fsv mHes fr'm H'r
was ut,1 fom his home 8t chat ri''"
tonight hy h,1d af Humlssoi m'r.
nagg'd. iau.l and fa'her,d 1ri Ii.
Visod tu 'nt, town. Within vs...
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Shoo,s Employer

Ne SkogEE Okh June Ed
Evans FARMER shot and killed Heliner
shelby his employer. near her" today.
claiming that shelby was paving undue
iticntiou to his wife Evans is in jail At
Haskell.
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LONDON June 3-Thc Fo.r Courts
Nraldiug has r,.n completely demolished
Ly an explosion saws q dispatch Co the
central news 'rom Dublin Nothing re-
mains hu' the c"ntor wall on which
rested Jh' dome. the dispatch adds
Tbc difficulty ~ conducting opera.
tiors against th, -Four Courts arose
yrDu jhc ft,t that 30 consists ~ several
r raltl h1ld'uFs each q refugee tor
th. d,ftndrr- and oH.h rrpu .ug 3 sep.
arlt' attack
Tht Ramon de N5lar1 personally
participated iu the fighting is NOT gen.
,uuy credited fcr b. was t-e0 about
town YESTERDAY The announcement
ubout the republicans that De- Valera
4. o1 a,ti,, service with the Dublin
brigade fighting for ,he Irish republic.
g. considered % have been intended 20
lnlstcr up ihe courage " the rcpuhi.
cans
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LUBBOCK MAN WRITES
1854 WORDS ON POSTAL

LUBBOCK. june 30 As % hunter of
N.f 'urseNs WaliDI D. TsyIof an
architect ~ Lubbock. claims the cham.
H1H-h.H q th. world.