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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
GEORGE W. BRADLEY DIES
Prominent Mason Had Lived in To-
pcka Tlhrty-Three Years.

George w. Bradley. ~ years of age,
who had been a resident of Topeka for
evening at his home, 12S Harrison
street. He was a prominent Mason
and was elevator operator at the
Masonic temple for several years.
He was member of Orient lodge
No. 81, a F. and A NJ, and Topeka
Conslstory No. 1. Scottish Rite bodies
of the Valley of Topeka.
He is survived by his wife and one
con.s Frank o. Bradley
The funeral will be held at $3.50
o'clock Friday afternoon at ConwelPs
funeral home A Rose Croix service
will be Conducted Orient lodge No.
81 will be in charge of the services at
the grave. Burial in Fosters ceme-
terry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
Road Cost ss7. 400 Per MILE.

Great Bend. Kan. Aug. S1--Appor-
tionment of the cost of the five miles
of hard surfaced highway east of FL
linwood by the couf = commissioners
today shows that the county has built
the road for sS7,4oo a mile. The road
was built entirely under couEty-su
pervision and at a time when ma
terials and equipment were. high It
is an eighteen foot concrete road
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
DROPPED DEAD AT HEARING
PcImotor Failed to Revive Roy Cot
tingham, Kansas City Investigator.

Kansas City. Aug. S1.-Roy Cot
rfngham, special investigator for
MAYOR Cromwell. was stricken while
attending a hearing of the police
board today. and died within a few
minutes. Mayor Cromwell and two
police commissioners were hearing
evidence against two patrolmen cited
for brutality and Cottingham was in
the audience. A pulmotor was use l.
but efforts to revive Cotungham
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
MRS. HENRY ]. ALLEN ILL
VIII Undergo Minor Operation in
Local Hospital Today

Mrs Henry ]. Allen, wife of Gov
ernor Allen, was to be taken to a
local hospital this afternoon to
undergo a minor operation.
Mrs. Allen has been i'll for two
weeks, but the nature of her ailment
is not regarded as serious. With
members of her family and friends
she is said to be looking forward to
the operation with the utmost optfm-
ism.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
FOUR KILLED BY TRAIN.
Three Adults and Babe Meet Death
at Road Crossing.

Oakland. Cal, Aug. SIg-Mr.- and
Mrs. w. B. Cooper and their 3-months-
old baby girl, and John H. Dangerin,
all of Hayward, were killed today
when the automobile in which they
were riding was struck at San Leandro
Junction by the Southern Pacific
Stockton filler. The automobile was
carried more than LOO feet by the
train. The baby was found beside the
pilot of the engine, still living, but she
died at the county hospital. The three
older persons We're instantly killed
and their bodies badly mangled
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
HOLD BROTHER OF WIFE.
Another Arrest Made in Movie Actor
Murder Case.

Hackensack. N. j., Aug. 81
Charles ScuIlion, brother of Mrs
George A. Cline, whose husband is
under arrest here on the charge of
numbering John Bergin, moving pic
ture actor, was taken into custody to-
day at the Cline home in Edgewater
and brought to the office of District
Attorney A. c. Hart.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31

home of this new enterprise. will be q
one-story structure of brick and stone,
100x56 feet. The face will be of white
enamel brick and stone. The floors
will be of concrete and all interior
finishings will be of the most sanitary
type. The east fifty feet will house
the bottling works, while the Kenyon
Remedy company and the Jim Bergen
produce house. will occupy the west
fifty feet. Work is going forward
rapidly and the building will be ready
for OCCUPANCY by the first OF October.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
BOMBS IN A SANITARIUM.
Five Persons Are Rescued by POLES
Following Explosion.

Oakland, Cak, Aug. 31.-One of the
two buildings comprising the George
Cowdry sanitarium here was de-
stroyed- by fire early today following
a bomb explosion Cowdry, hia wife,
two nurses and a patient occupying
the building were rescued by police
officers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
FORMER TOPEgAN IS KILLED


at Home in San Diego.
A telegram was received in Topeka
today announcing the death of j. NJ
Padgett, former Topeka business man,
who accidentally shot and killed him.
self at his home in San Diego. Calif.'
wednesday night.
PadEett left Topeka some ten years
ago. after having been in business here
for fifteen years previously. He sold
his business to Southwick Brothers,
who now operate it as an automobia
concern. IL.
w. NJ. Padgett. nephew of the dead
man. will leave tonight for Californta-
Particulars as to the accident are
mea ger
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
IN A FIGHT OVER CREDENTIALS.
Tortuao Lemus, Mexican Deputy, Is
Shot and Killed.
(By the Associated Pressl

Mexico City, Aug. 31.-Tortuao
Lemus, a co-operationist deputy, was
shot and killed today in the green
room of the chamber of deputies.
Martin Barra, an independent MEM
Der. is charged with the shooting,
which followed a dispute over the
contested credentials or the two mer
as deputies from the state of Michoa-
can.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
TUBE TRAINS IN COLLISION

Many PassengeFs Afe AnJuHeU 7"
New York Crash.
New York, Aug. 31.-Many passen-
gers were injured when two tube
trains of the Hudson & Manhattan
rajlroad coIlided on the Meadows,
about two miles west of the Hacken-
sack river today. Ambulances were
sent frcm all Jersey City hospitals
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31

1t is interestin~ to note that Har-
low Hurley has made poorer ringers
on the second nine than on the first
and the second nine is shorter witE
three short holes. He has the rec
ord for the first nine. however. with
a IS. George Snyder and Doctor Ho-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
A. O. u. w.

Members of the Upchurch Lodge No.
"a are requested to attend our regular
meeting Friday evening, September 1.
Something doing.
L. w. McGREGoR, M. W.
H. G. THOMPSON. Recorder.
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
MASONIC NOTICE
Attention Members Orient Lodg'
No. 81.

No. 81.
MeHnb ers Orient Lodge No 81 win
meet at Masonic Temple at $500 p NJ.
Friday, September 1. to attend funeral
OF Brother George W. Bradley Serv-
ices at Conwell's Funeral Home All
Master Masons invited.
CHARLES W. SPRENG, Master.
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31

In the family match for the caddy
championship of the Country club Will
bur Gilbert won from his brother
Clifford, 81. The brothers won their
way to the finals by defeating all con-
testants in the qualifying and match
rounds for the 1922 honors. AS a re-
suit Of their supremacy over the other
caddies the Gilbert boys won the Will
for the winner and runnerup. The Gil
bert boys have been popular caddies at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31

city will enter. 1t is the third event
since 1920 and Ilif Felix and DIR. w.
Felix and DR.. Hobart will enter this
year.
Many Country club players have
taken advantage of the Shawnee in
vitation TO use the course this week
practice for the city championship
The Shawnee sand green's are a puz
Zle to most Country club players. who
are accustomed to the turf. but with
proper approaching there is no PEN
atty for inexperience.
The green's will be well and heav-
lily sanded for the city championship.
DO you know" remarked one of
Jack Crows recent victims in the
Shawnee championship, that Crow
carries a spirit level for his work on
the greens"
Yes" replied another victim, ''he
out calcimined me and I lost our
match. 1 understand the local plaster
ers' union has asked him to take out
a card"
Jack has read all the books ever
written on golf and has passed out in
formation to all his friends on how
the game should be played. Those
who play with him regularly at Shaw
nee say that he is now competent to
give his friends lessons in calcimining.
British golfers are hard hit over the
defeat of their picked players in the
international matches at Southamp-
ton, n. Y. There is much comment
in the London morning newspapers
and the upshot of the experts analyses
seems to be that the British lost their
supremacy by making a fetish of long
driving.
With the national public links golf
championship at stake Eddie Held OF.
St. Louis, and Dick Walsh of New
York, both former caddies and both
still in their teen. teed off today at
the Ottawa park course. Toledo, o..
in the final match of the first United
States Golf association tournament
for other than members of the private
clubs.
There isn't the interest this year
as in former years in the Country CLUB
ringer score. Only twelve complete
scores have been registered. Prob
ably fifteen players have marked good
holes but not the poor ones. The rest
of the 500 membership is dormant.
There is a golf advantage in ring
ers. 1t invigorates the player to inn
prove his game on certain bugaboc
holes and it is a form of general club
interest.
In the ringers marked to date
George Snyder leads with a 81. He
is followed by Harlow Hurley with a
So and Frank Crane with another SIS.
The names and ScOreS-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31

the Country club for several years
They are courteous and friendly
youngsters and have a good eye and a
willing disposition. Wilbur is assist
ant caddymaster and Clifford is learn
ing the business in the shop with his
brother. They are quick to become
acquainted with new members, their
peculiarities, their favorite balls, their
favorite caddies and their golf desires.
The official announcement of the
Topeka city championship has been
made by Charles Anderson, general
chairman. The qualifying rounds will
be held Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day. The low thirty-two will enter the
championship flight. The rounds and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31

Mrs. Edna Holiday, clerk in
the Shawnee county probate court for
the last six years, today babe fare
well to her friends in official circles
and retired to private life. She was
married six weeks ago to Wilbur Hol-
liday. Mrs. Mary -Ewart, who resigned
about a year ago. has returned and
will succeed Mrs. Holiday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31

This is Topeka's golf classic of the
year and the best links talent of the
city will enter. 1t is the third event
since 1920 and Ilif Felix and DIR. w.
x. Hobart won the former titles Both
Felix and DR.. Hobart will enter this
year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31

Edward Gatchell, 1920 Polk street,
reported the theftaof his Index bfcy-
Gle from in front of the Crystal the
alter Wednesday night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
TRICKY rRiNo ms AZ IDEA.

Al tl. mgiclns and sorcDrers were
havue mr.unr UNDER gloomy, dark
,u0
There vas. FIRST of al Twelve Toes.
IN Sog,,rcr ~ wo. Do, who had called
Tho mretiu-
Then th,r, Vas E,na Mecna who
utrl m tha Dream star, and balloo-
HALO. uho lived .n valley. and Tricky
TrAo. VIII newer lived Boz OBJ, sam"
place twiD, and the Sour Old Witch.
who lived under % waterfall. 900 100 of
'hru
Tn, vrrc talking about Names and
Mex. who wcf. udInl hJcs iu Fairy
hand Boo th- maric automobile. Tms
w,r. also t1lNuc about Lirhf Fingers.
.hc lad feiv who bad tr.ed to e,t Tho
AUTOMOBILE. sa.s from .bc Twins and
couldn't
.fr, an yUu 90 ham'' uid 1ve'v"
Too. rsrssl, io the bad LITTLE fairy
L.sa. rlrnf huur DTS head
"N,ry euul-rHr, stupid iude,i''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
PCREpT W CHAMBERS
1860 GroacE Il poRAs coMaAirf

them They were agnIacent'r real
IN the center iat blazing ODE great
ErGsl,c pom--fi Flaming JcwCl
ITSELF Pr.ceief diamonds sap.
ph.r,s. cmcrai1s l.i it lB lis
haudg BE- held r.-r four millions
of dollars
Gingerly be balanced The cm.
h.azoned case. fascinated. Then hC
replaced the empty tray. cloaed she
hex. thrust g. inip the bosom Of hts
flannel shirt and buitonsi q in.
Now there was little more for this
excited young man 20 DO he was
through with Clluch. Hal smith
hoidup man and dish washer Al
Cnnch's Dump. had ended his career
Tho tins had now arrived Tor him
10 vanish aud make room for James
IaGu.l
For b. ihis time Tho Grand
Duchess ol Esihonia--Riccn. as shs
was called b. her companion. Val
cutinc. ihe pretty Countess Orloh
S'relwiiz-musi have arrived Ia
New York.
Ito lifted lie bride from th'
horses neck. divided curb ADD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

snare though ffullj. touched 'us
splendid arrel with heel and TOO.
A. be conferred on into tnr vide
iorost road Tat ic3 70 his i1fe an.
cie's abodc. curiosity ici iim io
whesi TITO a narrower uail running
onst alous s.sr Pond. auJ from
whence 30 could take farewell
view ~ CurcAs Dump
Adore rll concealed ina house
across thc AXE. blt fhs tail vas
already coming out into tfe stsr.
lght.
sIfien', lis fiouse stopped short.
trembling l'r Ears prctc1 forward.
Daragh Ea' listening inteu''v 'or
a n4aeul Then wiz infinite cia.
ton. he leaned over me csutlr and
seuf'r parted Tie alders
ON ,hs pehblcd Leacs. fuli n the
rtaslrhi Stood two f~lres one
Whit. ard slim. ;he o'hcr dark
Tht arm - The dark figure clasped
the waist ~ the whlge znd sien Ter
orr.
1--we, Jack Stormon'' VIVA. the
devil are Ju doing over here
tiormou' walked slowly up "a lis
owe horse. aii one unsteady hand
rn .'r sli nose. kept lt there while
dusty. ftltet lips n.lmbled aad
carr7-ed OIL. nnEerr.
y knew 10 was cavalryman.
10 slh Quietly = suspected you.
Jln. u was TIE sof o. crazy thing
sou were likely to DO. ! don't
AK you what you're up 10. where
you've beeu. VIA; your plans may
- - you needed re you'd have
told me
hri I've rot 20 have my horse
fog Eve. Tier feef are wounded.
she's IN hsr aisftsircss and wiring.
ing wef fr- snf % 80, her on my
hoTEe ana ~ 10 lake hcr through
20 Ghost Lake."
nsrrarh s,ared a. siormoat. al
The ghcslig fFurs Of the glri who
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

VERNON. ocJ "G Prom ioOo 90 1900
e big farui' her, tomorrow night aud
one of OBJ" largest crowds over ASSEM-.
nivl hero vill witness the event. It IL
Thought. city officials have been re-.
pue,lci Co.. le,p automobile traffic on
Main street during the parade and So"
rial a1nEemcr'. have been made Tor
Tho PARKING OF cars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

Tine thar has .ar nee The
death ri Theodore Roo ..clt ie
too brief 10 ;urui g thc pcrr
tive uecessar a.tefmnre
TIE real position t1at hc win
hold N our permanent history
As president i' most fare
reaching public scrf.. wa the
trust busting movement 70
'atheFcd 20 demon state -s1t lfc
people oi the Jm-ct State
through their government are
more powerful than any possible
combination OF dollar ~ irdiv.d-
uals. The demonslrauon Is rot
yet complete
As Roosevelt Memorial Dav
rolls round th' year tcw,er.
T. r. the mar looms abore Y.
the politician
That IS as De- voali base pre-
ferrco il.
With 2 explosive
nerve tff rldr him
fhe typical Arnrc r. al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

remarked Ena Mcouo sienly II gave
aim 20 perfectly good dream 10 use. and
he Just wasted o."
Light Fingers hung his head silll
more,
"Ard 7 gave mm magic egg with
r stone wall n e." accused the Sour
uld witch. yet here hc is--cmpiy
handed
O., tm- Time Lisht Fingers chin near.
iv touched bis chest be- was so ashamed
%. h.Ws o.
Suddenly Tfrky Tr.No spoke up.
"Dd ANY of Won ever hear ~
hsso""
Nobody ,,cr bad and they were an
curious
$50 Tricky TrNo explained what q
was and then said why not try IL on
tbr magic automobile"
"Fn,' Fine" criod oS,g holS Wei
r.i H rope az ones
BUt up in Dds treo-top, the Green Wiz.
ord heard them and smiled
go u, CoptiuucdJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
EDITOR WHEAT PAPER
VISITS IN AMARILLO

j Paul editor of the Southwes'
Wheat Grower. the publication Of the
Texas Wf..t Grow, IS Association. was
r Amarillo Thursday from Enid. Okla.
headquarters %. The association. He
.s attending 90 busincss matters WITH
local officials OF the association.
The paper Mr.. Gleason Is editor %
publishes ncws calculated 10 keen
wheat growers IN connection with mar
k,'iu conditions and the results ~ a.
tititt- of ~" 90 cooperative marketing
association 300 behalf o. the farmer mcm
D.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
I;ig Land Dead Made.
I greeisl 10 The News

CHILDBEsS. Ort. aG-Ont Of th.
biggest laud oeal4 made .n Ch.drrSs
County r many years was CLOSED q few
days aCo when George A. KluttS traded
bis rinch. comprising $500 acres md
wing liye miles north ~ Chlldress 90
o.. So ana J. u. Scrlrgs ~ Hollis.
Onla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

TWO miles beyond Clinrh's Dump.
Hal smith pulled Siormoni's
horse "a walk. lie wa4 ,re-
mondously excited
with naive sincerity no believed
that what ho had done on the spur
81 the moment had been the only
thing 10 doi
BY snatch'ns the Flaming Jewel
from Qulntana's very fingers no had
diverted that viudlcJVe bandits fury
from Eve. from Clinch. from Stor.
mont. and had centered y upon him.
self
Moro than that. he had sown the
seeds ~ suspicion among Guiniana's
own people. Thoy never could dis
cover Salxars body. Always thsy
must believe that n was Nicolas
SaIrsr sud no other VINO - trcacher-
ousiv robbed them. ana who rode
away in o. rain W bullets. choking
tha srh.H rousl morocco ease above
his masked head lu triumph, de.
ris.on and defiance
AZ tho recollection % whai had
happened. Hal smith drew birdie
and. sitting bic saddle there IN tho
false dawn. threw back his hand.
some head and laughed uu,l the
fadinr stars overhead swan in h.a
eycs through tears ~ sheeresi mlrth.
Smith fa' rs saddle. thinking. b.
ginning 70 be sohered nov b. the in.
e. table reaction which foliowe eN.
element ana mirfh MS rcleutss y
- care dog TIRE horsemsz
d. thought o. Riga. and Of the
Red Terror. Of murder e. uoon.dlv.
ana outrage hy night. re r-uem
bored hs only encourteg With q
lovely chiit--once Grand Ducnss- "
Erthonla-thcn q destitute refugee
lu siiken RAGS.
What day that hai been. -
only one DAY and one evening. 4.
And never had De been - near 10.
love in al. his life.
As - false dawn h,ran 20 fade.
he .cossncd hunting coat and cart.
T.deg sling. drew from his ,airt.
bosom the morocco ease.
Il: bore the ErIus and ,fesi Of he
Grand Duchess Thecdori5a OF 70.
taossz
His fingers tieuihicd slightly as h-
prcassd The ieweiet spring Z,
opened On an empty ossket.
o. TIE sudden shock ~ horror
clutch On he rnglng started q tiny
boil ringing. Then. under Ma ver.
nose tho efuptr tray slid aside ~.
vtafna another tray Underneath.
80 soitiy with hriiiiants. A rain.
bow u sitter streamei from the
rns-; gems In the silksn Tray. Lake
an ipSFeduiogs child he touched
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
Make Iarm Survey in Wilbargcr
County.

NEENON oct 2e.-P *. whclpton
oi iac department ~ farm management
aHd " b. DlughicrX of the extension
department at the state :. q N. College
via VISIT ohlumiou ANA Harold CON.
muuit,f. near here. FOR The purpos" o.
mHi.nr e survey and compiling data on
farm management. They win be- the
only communities iu Toxins thus sur.
viewed. 'li. year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
PLAINTIFF GETS S4,088
IN LITIGATION ON GRAIN

The plaintiff in The Simouds Shiclds'
Lraslilo suit against Frtss & Tcnnison
OYER @ grain transaction. was THURSDAY
AWARDED verdict Tor Si,QSS.3J b. tho
Federal Court jury Tho case went on
trial ,h. early part % the week. This
award Vls llus Interest.
Turner IS pplloy Of Amarillo and l..
~ Wtid.r OIL. Kansas City. represented
tho pl.ntn Hul Adkins y Kmbrough
OF Amarillo ana judge T. G. GRAY. O.
H'gaus represented tho defendant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
Hereford Man win Raise Hogs.
Sps ial ts The News

HEREFORD. Oct et.--G W Brum.
icy here has completed ON" of thc hos.
equipped hog farms 20 p" found amy.
where ou the Texas Plains. Mr. Rrum.
''y hae been q buyer of hogs here FOR
loug tiln" and now ho has gone 500 Cor
/ the production end % the business on a
ig scale aul u>nE thc most mod,ra
ana approved m'thod,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
Panhandle News

District. ior "a. puurcsc 90 construct.
iue high school building. has been
approved b., lhc Attorney General aud
WI Lp sold ou November o.
Nh. building committee Of the board
of trustees. composed of 4. " Sicrcn.
i-Is e.. J.. Cooper and Foster klous
are having plans drawn now so tho
vnrs 1u start without further della,
u order tr relieve the ovor.crowdcl
conditions as tbD school
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
Mclean Duss Lighting Equipment
Sso,.ai n The News

N.LEiN. oct .f Bonds win o.. .oli
her, ocf 2a ia- tfe municipal Improve.
meats. The material has l.'H lolcht
FROM o. 81 Mary Oh Engur Com.
raue and Oh. W,siinrhous, Electric
Company fof th. h.st clupuou, Go D.
bad TWO -5hors, power Diesel On
gires and " as'iurhousr generators VIII
,omprisc the lighting equipment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
HrGIN nIKE TNDAY

Trio savage iatfe for possession
- fUo Flaming jewel had reached
q tpuFs point IN tie hunting camp
uf She Adlfua1hcls where
MIKE CfINCH h1a horrds1 tho gem
uE fhr sole fUtnnN % gtFiuE nih
beautiful Htep-chuFhtcr.
EVE sTEAYER. the education % a
lrtg.
This priceless gem was nrSt stolen
from tina refugee
COUNTESS or FSTHuNfA BY The
great international MET
gtINTASA Ciiuch stole the Jewel
from Qulufana and nov QuinttHn
has returned AVID stops Al nothlng
10 win back The gem.
Fpr love ~ tna countess,
JAMES DARRAGI under the name
of
TTAL SMITH. a. trying % Get tho
Jewel FiFht'ng Alongside %
cllu.h's men against Quluttna,
Smith. dressed .s TIE gangfnau
Sn4Ear. dashes into the camp and
takes the Jewel packet from Cuiu l.
Jana. who has jusi grabbed =
from Eve ne rides away. and
Evc. with her lover,
TROOPER STOHMONT. escape from
Qunttna hr swimming the lake.
Then I've snowa she las held the
Jewels In ncr mouth She be
flowed she had given OulntanA an
empty case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
Interest w Cotton Grows.
nua.ial 10 Irnr Nrsa

( HEREFORD. oct e6 approximate.
ly lo9e .rrcs of cotton A1s been prom.
seed here o. th' farmers Ter n,Vi wear
.irDl. Ol u.. Chamber o. Comm',ce
lrir. Tor Elm, adoption ~ this crop n
7 the u .r,tord country offers have been
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3 -roDllr rapidly.
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HEREFORD Oct. .6.--The teachers
0' Deaf Smith County win mcc, here
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
Cotton Brings Good Price


SLATON. Got. ee Cotton Is selling
N The or, O. her, a. s-..so per cwt.
~ seed - 'feee per f1n. whirh s
thr highest market IN recurd in Texas
today To date. more than ACE bales
have been received h,rn and b. S. osil.
mated that th, SEASONS crop is about
hag "A her,d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

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