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New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
What's Behind
AcfiUe Stocks t?
52-Rnllimore & Ohio


The Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
Company oncrntes 5,l55 miles Of
first main track in eleven statcs. its
most profitable mileage supplying
tho West Virginia. Ohio and Penn
sylvania coal fields. Bituminous
coal constitutes approximately half
the SYSTEMS freight tonnage. the
remaining half being we'll divcrsi-
fed. The si5i.oi5.500 common stock
Is preceded by S58.S63,2 Of 4 per
cent non-cumulativo preferred and
funded debt OF S5G0.754O00. The
total property investment as related
20 railway operating income was
Sc96. 1877 900, according 20 the most
recent balance sheet. Other invest
mcnts we're carried az SS3 .3S9 900
During 1918. 1919 and 1920 the Bal
timore & Ohio failed 90 earn fixed
charges. Government compensation
In those years not only prevented
n deficit, but also supplied more
than enough funds 10 pay the pre-
fcrred dividends. In 1927 the system
earned 2s2 per cent on the common
stock. The first five months OF 1929
have produced ne. operating income
OF Sil.9ii.000. after rents. compared
with S7,30s 900 in the same period
Of 1921. Regular dividends have
been paid on the preferred since
1900 without omission and the COM
mon received dividends In every year
from 1900 20 1919. No payment has
been made on tho common since
1919. but therpricc Of tho stock re-
fleets a current belief that dividends
will be resumed In 1923 In order
that the company's bonds may re-
tain eligibility as legal investments
In New York State. Range Of COM
mon stock since 1900: High, i25h
in 1906; low. 27A IN 1920; yester-
days close. 55.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
London Money Market

LONDON. July 22.-Bar gold was
quoted AZ e2s Sd. Money was loaned
A. ~ per cent Discount rates were
short and three months bills per
cent
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there we're
no transactions veatordav;
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Sioux Cily Terminal Issue

WASHINGTON. July ..l.-The Sioux
City Terminal Railroad asked the In
tcrstatc Commerce Commission to-day
for authority 10 issue 100000 in new
capital stock. The purpose OF the
issue u was explained. is to pay of
outstanding indebtedness.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

Silver - London. 35isd; New York,
Domestic bar, 99Me; foreign, 697sc;
Mexican dollars, 53c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
ALL KINDS CATTLE
ARE FAIRLY STEADY
~ Associated rres

w Atfnfihifd lffFs
rom WORTH. Apui - Clul, &C.,.
rciris iodhb we've 500 cattle aud 100
calves Three ears 1T stacker ~rtHs sold
= ,nn The remainder ct the run com.
sisted ~ mixed shipments An kinds
was called FULLY steady.
SLOW trading featured tho hog mar.
,rt aud ,,l's averaged ~ co. D. cents
.owu' M0Si 1T the run 81 $500 head
l,arcd 80 t9.2,ug.'i iigs Sold s,nor
ny %, lower. q
sheep house receipts Wer. .uuo The
tuu oss mixed ana included ioW
%, % 90 m,st ill hnls IA, general
4t.rt wi. ., tu inr luWer
tat'i'. b,tvos SiUUHdti. stuckus
20. .Oafi 20, ,uW. - UoH 81 40. Gamers
q. .a@ 90. h,.f,is sJ,006.sO. yc,rlings
ioi@N 30. bulls S1.,on $50. Wnr- $50
uAsO
Hogs hght - 5oHg.No. medium $3.50
,a,,. heavy N.iaHa.i,, mixed $3.50
as.su. cu,umun ts2anN,s. pig, SsUj
1850.
Sheep. lambs a. son 1888. ycarlings
Sauun go. Wcihcrs ss5Ong25. ewes
,C.oOh $50. ewes s6.OOa N.5o. 1ulls 81 10
~ no. stockrrs sheep SlsuH6.5O.
feeders lambs S1.5O0 is5O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

MARI Twain. Whose greatest comic
romance "A Connecticut Yankee In
king Arihm's court "a William FoN
special film production. viii be- shown
a the Fair Theatre beginning Monday
l0r four DAYS, was the first man To
remark that the rcpmts at his death
were grossly exaggerated. Thou.
lands have said II since.
Mark Twains humor was spontnne.
or-. Tie Thought quickly. and accord.
ing "a hts friends he had the gift ~
shining rsIaftee.
unr day an acquaintance saw him
Du the street In Kan Francisco with u
cigar box under his arm
Fought some cigars" asked the
friend.
NO replied Mark. I'm moving
house
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATING
CLUB ENJOYS OUTING

Members uf the Forum Debating
clib with their glrl friends and sew
rai teachers. numbering ahout 20 In
al. went ON picnic yesterday even
~ e. Amarillo Creek. Eight ears of
Young people enjoyed the outing.
Leaving town about 7;3o. the del'at
~ and their guests met at the rem.
i,zNous l,,arcd weincrs and Ice cream
were served FOR refreshments. by the
light uf "a bonfire IN the dry bed of
the nd creek. The party returned soon
after 10 o'clock.
Miss Gilbert. Miss Avery and Miss
McGcc. members Of the faculty were
lpnssrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

tey staying nj home To do Il. ] have
'sld a number Of friends what il has
done for me and give You permission 10
use my letter as a testimonial. Mrs.
JESSE PETERSEN, Route l.Jasper. MINI.
There Is no better reason for your try
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women. So IL YOU suffer from displace.
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yousness OF are passing through the
Change OF Life remember this splendid
medicine. What IL did for Mrs. Peter
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The Vegetable Compound stands upon
n foundation Of nearly fifty years Of
service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
Chicago Live sioek.

CHICAGO. April IA Cattle. receipts
5000 b,ei steers uneven. mostly steady
suud top choice Kind steers top $3.50 on
,carlings bulk ts.40gs 30. she stuck
bulls and S,uckcrs steady. veal calves
steady Ia strong. improved quality con
sidcied. bulk To- packers yg.bn0 30,
few heavy kind S5,5msOO. shippers
iaying upward To $500 lol few srlcc.
uuns. hulk stnckcrs and feeders 81 sou
80.
Hogs. receipts 5000. Opened steady
Ia ~ lower on light aud medium bultn.
~. closed - a. 20 lower on heavy
weight. shippers about 1880: also hold.
oVcIs liberal. top early 1850. bulk $685.
u 80 pigs weak.
Sheep, receipts 5000; TAT lambs steady
GO ., lower. fat sheep % lower. bulk
wool lambs $685., ton shorn lambs
1890. bulk i30On l3s5. few head woul
ID ewes $3.50 down. choice 90 pound
shurn ewes $3.50: few head u pound
native siring lambs to packers 1900
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
Christy Bros. to Give
Great Show April 18th

Presenting d.'idcdly the largest and
most VARIED ar'nlr program known Ia
The show world today. Christy Bros.
Greater United Wild Animal shows
will exhibit IN Amarillo Monday. April
Z, when tive performances viii he
riven.
Whatever your preference. you Will
fnd plenty tu astonish aud nmuse YOU.
ihtr ate thrilling aerial acts, artistic
.nd snuiional athletic nunhcrs, fun
't score Ut Americas most famous
Oluwns and the phenomenal exhibitions
given in the munster steel arena 90
large groups of highly educated Jungle
beasts. \ monster free street. itiisu'
vii Dec given ~ noon un show day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
CARD OF THANKS.

To the people Of Amarillo: We desire
tn express our siccre appreciation for
the many acts Of kindness during our
recent bereavement; also for the beau.
tiful floral tributes.
Mrs. ]. Quine and Children.
q. l.. Nix and Family.
Mrs y. J. Nix. Memphis. Texas
claude Nix, Memphis. Texas.
". \. Quine. Cordcll. Okla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
Nurses Quiz at Hanback,.
Special 10 The News

Lubbock, April 1.-The state board
II Mcii,al examiners will hold an OK.
animation fur nurses az the Lubbock
Sanaiarium MAY ~. ~. and 20. The
territory frum which these nurses may
come j. BruWnwood. Abilene. sNmarlllo.
Clarendon. and all intermediate points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
AMARILLO HOTEL lNSTALlS
RADIO IN ITS NEW HOME


4 !init' announcement has been
nadr %, Ernest o. Thompson that he
viii ilst u iad.o equipment In the lob
y ~ the uvN Amarillo Hotel with the
completion of the building This conclu'
ZION wa reached. II Il said. after MIR.
Tho lpson went over the entire matter
,Hd WIS convinced that the equipment
establishment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Aml 10 ron',cs steady.
Wisconsin st'k,d round whites Goff
80; Idaho sacked round whites 81 90
atG'. Idaho sacked wr,m 81 Goa 30.
Firridi number l.,ou@52,. So 3. f52i
as So
CHICAGO, Aprl 70 Butc higher
creamery extras o.
Eggs steady. receipts 2a.32l nrats
% l.iN23 ~
Poultry steady fowls 2s rousicrs ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
Injured In Wreck.
Sneeial 10 The News

ROSWELL. April il.-An overland
car. driven by Carl y. kcifcr ~ this
NV. was overturned near Tinnie Wed
ncsday afternoon and W. ~. Kelley. lo.
cal Insurance man, was seriously in
iured The extent IT his injuries has
iot Yet been determined. VI they arc
very painful and perhaps fatal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

toUlrunu anu looh
Il because ] was hav-
ing such pains in my
stomach andthrough
myback that ! could
not do my work. !
had tried other med.
icines. but none did
me the good that
your Vegetable Com.
pound did. Now ! am
able 10 do all my
work alone while be-
fore I had my daugh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
LEROY MILLER Ex0N0RATED
BY DISTRICT COURT JURORS

Charged with havin. assaulted NJ.
Y Erh with prohibited weapons. the
jury az the close II trial ui tWu days
duration cNoncratcd l.cl,oy Miller. the
verdict heing mot guilty"
This trial grew Gut II nm alleged a.
'auli ~ the Randall drug store several
ronihs age.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
Hereford Yearlings
Sell for $3.50 Head

W T. liiX Of Hereford has delivered
90. steer warnings t. buy
,r- ~ q reported price of $3.50 q
lead This o. suil ~ hc ~" h'"h
ri., that steer ycarlings have brought
u more than w. ,,ai-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

CltlIlrA. ksua. Nmll ~ Hogs.
Dnn market fifteen ,,ufz lower. top
siOo'. hulk saaoaiou.
C,ulr. 500. market steady un hght
supply practically nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

II has been found that pure sheet
Lead roof- Tor commercial buildings are
not durable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

Phone y~ur grocery. oranges sweet
est yet. Sign of qualify.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

Sign of quality. Sweetest yet Orssses,
Phone your grocery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
DAUGHTER HAD
TO HELP MOTHER
Now Can Do All Her Housework
Alone Because Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Helped Her

Jasper, MINI. II saw in the paper
about Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
J.F. BROMER1, D. c.

Am,r'i'o's ORIGINAL chiroprse,nf. %
iablished five years. Complete S'Ray
ssrviss Phone ivzs.igso S-w lccs
ton Western Building. across from the
court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

The sNknissr saws wosi. - prinre
Frederick Ei'ci dis iu he garden. ~
Prime. Cesar N,aks iu lank. white sX-
t'ruWn Prince Willis has q g"si tim.
This latest Photo shows him playing
hovkcy and In mourning fur his mother.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
AMARILLO DROPS
HARD BATTLE TO
RANGER PLAYERS

RANGER. Aprn ~ Amarillo drop
ped hard fought hall game here TO-DAY.
due principally to Rangers pestiing the
pitcher az the proper time Three hurt
crs, =. johnson. Munger ard HAYES. IS.
saved 60 stop thu N.iros h8' despite
flawless support IN the field. they failed
70 function. Ranger hopIsd IN Johnson
from the jump. compiling n thr.".run
lead before h. was yanke,l IN the fifih.
after two pinch blows had been raped
after two were out Lefty Munger sue.
ceoded him and tossed awaya une-run
lead Amarillo had accumulated In the
seventh. when they Tell on Roberts and
drove him to the showers Hayes Weld
"a Rangers last run In the eighth.
when h. hit Holden and Clayton dcliv.
cred n two.piy smash 10 right.
The classy curves 81 Red Roberts had
the Gassers standing on their ears for
the first five rounds. In the sixth ~
rors gave them one run and In the
seventh with two out and none on. they
went an n batting spree, Mesnor. com
stock and u. Johnson singled. filling
the bases. hut were prevented from
scoring hy fast fielding Then Byers d..
livsred pinch swat as he had done IN
the sixth. and Meanor strolled home
Roberts lost control and walked tive
scores across That was all, though the
iasi death came In the ninth with two
Amarilloltes roasting On the sacks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
AMARILLO HI BEATS VISITORS
IN SLOW CONTEST BY 7 TO 4

TIA Golden e,nds,oru sv,.u, dow.
,n c.o,r.l I,tyh sch,,,l ~ Fofi worth
hsr. yesterday ana a,f,.,,.d them with
a eann, =, 10 Tn. ,xn teams ars
,,es ,or IN. f,rs, ,xo of IN. thr.e.r,me
ss,le. IN the star. finals TODAY. con.
g., Mill a.,.sa. IN. IA. At Am,rliio
tt,.h schooi IN 10 long rae. fnr tho
state ebamulonsh,p.
Teddy N,cklaus mound man excel.
l.n,. fcy an. tooai. served a god game.
holalng F,r, Worth sown "a ia. hits
as. an. ,uo ,,,,l an. ninth when a
sudden rauy by tb,. visitors brought
,n.,, thres more HIS and tire. runs
Tn. .sAa and IN. long gam. told on
IN. u,,,e rI,ch.r aud !, a.. necessary
o. ,s,,.y. his, v,,h pr,,eh Anderson.
who rl,che5 ,hlrd of the las, inning
T.asy .,r,c. am, ,,p. men and walked
.u1y ,h,..
r.n ,,,. wera ,i,cw,.a bv Kelly. who
hu,l.a for IN. For, worth gang. Will.
0vs walks were given. In the seventh
n. w.s ,erked and Hughes went In hut
q ~ra, ZOO Iate AmarIh having plled
u,, her x.,..n ,al,i.s
Tor, worms nrYt run was made IN
On. ,c.,,n, frame when RoNl,nd
w,,s.a stol. second wen, 20 third or
/. s,..A.,,. choice ara came ia an Nc.
r,,,n,,.,, ,,,,,l. rhs visitors dld no
-. .,.tn nn,a ,h. ,,s, inpinr
%. s.,s,... ,,,., ,,,,, a, 10, r.ssi,
a n. ,..,. 80. p,,. Ea,,,o., A. ,,s,,,i
-, IA, .,s a,ain a ,.,,aI s,ol. s-.
49, -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Hattie ~ Innings.

DALLAS. April .ss.-Ciarencc Kraft
broke up thirteen innings pitchers
hattie for Fort Worth today with his
first home run ~ the year. made with
Sears en base. wlldness II Tipple and
swartz gave the champions an early
head which Dallas tied Goodbred reliev-
"A Pate In the tenth and proved cffec'
tive as was Tor Dallas Galloway's spec.
tacular fiidelng featured.
Dallas Os0 oeo coo oiO o0o O--3 I
FL Worth 800 geo 600 oeo s--j
Batteries: Tipple. Swsrtz. Reid and
wheat. Pate. Ooodhred and n. Moore.
Two base hits Sears. Moore. Home
run Kraft Stolen bases Coombs. wheat
Galloway Sacrifice hits Coomhs. Wheat
Calvo. Hits and runs Triple no hits,
no runs. no innings. Reid 2 hits no runs
: innings swartz. hits, runs I in
ming. Coniey. = hits. runs. innings.
Pate \ hits, J runs. Ia innings. Coed.
bred hit. no runs 2 "a innings. struck
out Reid .. Conley .. Pate .. Goodbred
3. BASE an halls Triple 2. SwariE .. Reid
1. Pate I. Doubls plays Hoffman %
Tavencr % Kraft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Took N Innings.

SHREVEPORT. April sS.-Althoush
securing more than twice as many hits
as their opponents II took Wichita
Falls n innings to defeat the Gsssers
today by score % \ to J. Batting %
sunnma featured.
Wichita Fuils cal O2o 600 05-S !.
Shreveport . zoo oeo oi0 o0-3 : !
Batteries: Darrough and Kitchens,
Bird and Nann.
Two base hits Summa l2l Bschoff.
Three base hits Adams. sacrifice hits
Hollahan. Williams Darrough. Double
plays Miller 60 Adams: Adams 10 White
to Beck: Hollahan 20 Hartford to Eibei
Stolen bases. Adams. Lindsay. Base on
halls Darrough 5. Bird :. Struck out
Bird 6. Darrough Q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
0DAYS GAME WILL SETTLE TIE BETWEEN SADES and FORT WORTH
CLOVIS AND SWEeTWATER
OPEN At CLOVIS TUESDAY
Special 10 The News

CLOVIS. y. NJ. April 2s.-Ciovis
and Swcctwater will open the season
AT Clovis May . with a game az the
lew League Park. Gov. NJ. &. Mechem
has bccn invited To- dedicate the new
iark by pitching the first ball. over
Two thousand fans are expected to
take part In the celebration al the
opening game. including hie hand aud
the kiwanla Club. Clovis hopse to win
the cup offered for the largest attend
ancc on opening day in towns of Clovis
class.
Talks will be- made before tho game
10y Lieut. Gov. Duckwurth. Judge Brat.
ton. Mayor Dcnhof, and other promi'
rent mc1 II Clovis. The new name Sc
l-ct.d len the Clovis team will be an
nounccd NJ this time.
Manager BuZ WeiKel vii probably
do the pitching for Clovis against
Swectwater.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
BEAUMONT AND
CRABS SPLIT IN
DOUBLE HEADER
ny Associated Pr~ss

W Nsanftattd ffets
BEAUMONT. April S--Bcanmont
and Galveston divided the firir double.
header NJ the Texas League season here
today the Exporters winning the open.
~ ~ TO end the sand Grabs taking
the second to !. Silcott's two base hit
with the hsss- full in the seventh scor.
ed the winning runs In the dosing
game iTtcher Benton. recently obtain.
ID from the ~. Louis Cardinals made
his first appearance with Galveston
score.
Galveston ....... 90i Oo0 0oo-i : I
Beaumont ........ leo ego s0N-il iSi
Batteries: knight. Glenn and Griffith.
wetFy. Caidera ana Anderson
Stolen bases RAIDER. DcmaErio. Edlng.
ton. sacrifice hits. Dlsteii, Sirong. Cal.
dera g Two hase hits Stansburv. RAIDER.
Anderson ca, Eding,or. Hendricks Wit.
~, strong. RgEsn. Weizel Double
days: Siandshury to RAIDER Ca strong.
Innings pitched by Knight with 10
hits. q runs nv Glenn : with : hits >
runs Losinr pitcher Glenn. Struck out
by knight. one ny Cald-ta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
DAILY NEWS sPoRTeRAns

~ with no onc on the tssses the pitch.
er while not In his legal position De.
liver the tau 10 the ha,smsn. the gm.
rire shail rule II hsll whether or not
II Eoes ov-r IN. plate. n there Is a
runner ~ runners On the hsses such
pa act y construed as a halk. IT, how.
ever. the hat-nan strikes At uch an
Illegally delivered hall. 10 counts either
for a strike or whatever play may FOL
low.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Amarillo IL siill favored. however
Mccullough. who II said tu be- Fort
worths only pitcher ~ note. has -.
turned 10 Fort worth That leaves
either Hughes ~ Steadman Co. hurl for
the gang from Central ON ihe Sldi's'
side. big Branch anderson u absolutely
fresh. and Turner will l.. well rested
hy this afternoon And then there's
Teddy Nicklaus. Anderson H. slated 20
serve the contest however The other
side ~ ihe batteries are Wells and cur.
It's
~ anV rate. here's hoping You
couldn't keen ~ away from that game
with team - elephants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

summary-Runs. Boyle. sain. White.
iyali. EtheTidge Moore 2. Scroggins.
Pepper. Error. smith. Thre-base hit.
EthsridFe Moore. Two.hase hif. Cur.
~ wi'hurn. Smiih. Wild pitch. Boyle.
VII w pl,cehr. nv Boyle. Lvai. by
Ward I.".,-r. Ra-e on halls. of Boyle
: struck cat by Stedman J. nv Boyle
=. by Ward 2. stolen base. white ?.
Lvsll Scrogrins Burch. Sacrifice
BIT. hail White Time. las. Umpire
i.smuiie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Don't STAND On HEAD N WATER
They fsspd him with fi~ water 60
n11s hure>. ssd almost dead.
Thss's strange until ,eu kss~ that ~
N,s sssn6iug on his brad.

ore r,er'her of tn ssnd-orn gang
cnims he has Just heard from his folks
IN Arkansas They told him al the
news about the food.
They ssy al the hogs are dying
s,nee the flocd up there" h. tod us.
/. o. oDursr. ~e swallowed u.
wen" he said. IN answer. there =
tS~n o. much mud sns~ ths hlg oF-f-
nous that q cakes up on The hoes' tails.
ssss heavy and puils th,ir skins -
80, the. can't cio>s fh-ir EYES. and
ehsy.rp Gy1ng frsn hex % sisep."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
LUBBOCK EXPECTS 1000
AT OPENING BALL GAME


1ftfIhI 70 ~ wv
LUBBOCK. April sS.--Tioket are he
ing sold Ter opening dc; ri the West
Texas League games IN this city with
view to winning the attendance cup
offered to the town In the league hav'
INK the largest number NJ the opening
game of the reason.
Lubbock Hubbcrs have taken the
first three games they have played.
and the town Is enthusiastically behind
the team Ia win the IS~nnai. II IL ~.
pccted that more than 1000 people will
see the first game. Teh d-cision not
to play sunday hail has given the
club the united support Of ,her citizen.
ship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
What The People Say
GratpfuI 90 News.

Canadian. Tex. Aprii %. 1899.
Amarillo Daily News.
Amarillo. Texas;
II was with deep appreciation Of the
courtesics extended tn the writer In
the columns u The News Of Sunday
that We read the issue. While We are
rot often deserving Of editorial men.
ton. yet we are human enough 10 like
{; lust the same. hereby tender my
thanks for the recognition.
We particularly noticed. and all 9TH
CT editors could not very well overlook,
the fact that The News covered the
press convention In n splendid and com
rlcte manner.
They tell W. YOU have another real
oil well now. Hurrah for Amarillo,
Respectfully.
L. +. LOOMS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Roberts. Hoffman. Sacrifice hit. Plum.
lee. Innings pitched. by Roberts 6 -.
Hits :. by r. johnson Z 2.3. Hts j. BY
Munger 9. Hits 3. Struck out by Rob.
erts 2. by johnson q. by Munger l. by
Hays 2 Bases on balls. of Roberts
off Holden !. OFF Munger ). Wild pitch.
Munger. Hit batsmen. by Roberts. !.
by Munger !. Left on bases. Amarillo
II. Ranger :. Time 81 game $50. I'm.
plre. SPENCER.
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EagIes Trounce Clovis.
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ABILENE. April 2s.--The Abilene
Eagles hit the hall hard this after.
noon. and ro'nped away with Clovis
Il to !. The locals opened up their
heavy hitting artillery IN the third ana
punched blows. getting couple Of
triples In that session. J. McAilister
Stevenson 1T this city has purchased
the Abilene franchise. posting sio.0oo
as a guarantee "a carry the team
through the season.
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son. Yellowhorse. Wheeler and Gooch.
Two base hits, Mannville. Bigbcc.
Moken. Three base hits. Caveney.
Mokan. Traynor. Stolen hases. Burns
and Pinclli. Base an halls. Couch ;.
Carlson l. Wheeler .. Struck out.
Couch .. Carlson 5.
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Apply Ballards Snow Liniment 10
joints that ache II relieves bone ache.
muscle ache and neuralgia pain. Three
sizes. scc. Coo and si.?o per bottle. sold
by Randall Drug Co.
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Summary: Three base hits. McCul
loseh. Two base hits. Holman, W. Nick.
laus. Dawson. Innings pitched. Kelly six
stolen bases. Rowland. Kelly. Bars~
Bradford :. ]. Anderson. Kaufman 2.
Holman. Dawson. Wilmington. Innings
pitched. Kelly SIX and one.third,
Hughes one and two.thlrds. T. Nick.
nus eight ana twothirds. b. Anderson
me third. Base hits. off Kelly .. T.
Nickaus Struck out, Kelly =. r
NicklaUs ?. d. Anderson /. Walked. BY
Kelly 3, Hughes /. T. Nickiaus ,. Hit
by pitcher bradford and Mccullough
by Nicklaus. Passed hall. Wells. Time
80. l'mpif,S Scott and Mellard
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Williams stin siugs.
lly Aaoriatrd Pro-

IT. LOFTS. April 2s.--Kenne,h WI.
liams home run In the seventh In.
ming his seventh In six days. broke
~ . pitching duel between shooker and
Malls here today. and the Browns de.
!,aied Cleveland 10 :.
Score hy innings; r. n. y.
Cleveland ....... oeo 0io Too
y, LOUIS ...... Too ooi iex--s \ I
Bai;ei ies--Mails and shinault: shock
~ and severed.
Summary - Two-hase hit. Sister. Nc
Ianus. Home run. shocker. Williams
stolen base. SiSler. BASE on halls
shocker !. Mails .. Struck out. shock
- =. Mails :.