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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01
FOCAL AFFAIR s
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Walter ID. ThomaSson-Card to the
voters.
York Furniture Company-Dining
room suits.
Kirkpatrick Bclk Company-Our buy
ers.
The Star Theatre, J. Q. Wray mana
gcr-The Star Theatre.
w. w. Barron-An important battery
announcement.
Carroll BrOthcrS-Sugar cured hams al
80 cents a pound.
Peoples Bank and Trust Company-An
invitation.
Mrs. Lucia Ewart Quinn-Addrcss to
the voters.
Peoples Bank & Trust Co. and Loan &,
Savings Bank--l5anks to he closed
on September on account Of legal
holiday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01

Observe the manner of the working
of the Australian ballot system. II
used to be that ward heelcrs could
take q mans ticket, scratch it up to
suit himself and watch him put it in
the box. In that way q few active
heelers could hold the balance of pow
er at the precinct. But it is not that
way now. The voter mu2t fix the
ticket to suit himself and he can vote
as he pleases. Under this arrange
ment the ballot box becomes the true
voice of the people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01
oFFlcIAL COUNTY VOTE

AS a result of the official tabulation
Of votes in the races for county offices
yesterday the York County Democratic
executive committee found that there
would be no second race for the house
of representatives between Messrs.
Erwin Carothers and Emmett w.
Pursley. Mr.. Carothers being declar-
ed the fourth member of the legisla-
tive delegation. The official tabula-
Gon shows that five OF the legislative
candidates received n majority vote
but since Mr.. Carothers's vote was
larger than that of AIR. Pursiey's he
was declared elected.
The official tabulation yesterday did
not show any other material changes
over the results of the election for
county Offices as shown by The York
vile Enquirer last Tuesday.
Following is the official count:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01

The real issue is not so much Blease
and Mcleod, as it is the domination
of the oligarchy headed by the Co
lumbia State Abuse of Blease is
merely a blind to divert the attention
of honest but innocent people from
the real issue The success of the oil
garchy on September Il, will mean
that taxes will continue to mount as
they have been mounting since Blease
went out of office, and the defeat of
the oligarchy will mean either that
extravaganza will be stopped or the
people will know the reason why.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01
and all measured up to the rcsponsi-

and al measured up to the rcsponsi-
bility.
By u o'clock al the returns were in
from every precinct and York was one
of the few counties that could b. re-
ported complete to the outside world.
To be able to accomplish the feat OF
which mention is made required the
mechanical facilities Of II city daily,
and editorial organization somewhat
beyond the ordinary; but it will be un-
fair for The YOrkville Enquirer To take
too much credit To itself without ac-
knOwledging the splendid service oi
the local telephone exchange. That
service was simply to perfection.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01

-4Rachacl" cut a patch among negro
women on dress parade. Watson was
picked UP on the 1900 block OF Biahd-
ing street on complaint of negro
woman who told tOfficers that hlcharu
was a funny woman Detectives are
to hold the negro on a charGe vi ioal- !.a
ing and lettering and for inves1lsat'T,n, ~
,rhev intimate that Watson may be
vented at another point. The prisoner
said he was 80 years old. He weighs
about ITO pounds and is ginger cake
color.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01

Why not set out some pecan trees
this fall? 1t does not cost must to set
them out and they are a wonderful
satisfaction when they come into bear
ing. Budded trees should begin bearing
within three or four years and seed
lings should begin TO make n showing
within eight or nine years.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01

From what we see, we judge that the
Pee Dee Advocate is in the line for
biennial sessions of the legislature.
So is The Norkvillc Enquirer. VINO
next? The Dillon Herald intimatcS
that tho prejudice Of politicians will be
hard to overcome. Just 50. They kill
cd it before. after the people had voted
to | for the change. This hOaIy, be-
WhiSkrrcd custom of annual session
should 20. 1t has no place in our
present business economy. Nobody can
unSoli*hy say a word in its favor.
Why don't the politicians allGw us 10
vote ON it? Are we not sufficiently
intelligent 10 know what is best for
us? Why refuse US Il vote? We Chal-
lCnG" an answer. If the people are
against il. let us know it. If they
want tn" change thcy should have it.
On, but the SolouF whisper to each
other: The people don't care" We
deny it. Every day during the session
YOU can hear the remark that it is
folly to meet every winter. The House
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01

afternoon J. Hope Bigham, one of the
election managers at Sharon said:
"Thc man who had two tickets was
Dick Norman. / am satisfied, how
ever, that there was no intention OF
wrong doing on his part. | do not
know how it came about that Mr..
Norman managed to have two state
tickets
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01

The Yorkville Enquirer has always
held that the women are capable OF as
Intelligent use of the ballot as the
men, and it contends that last Tues
days primary proves the correctness
of this proposition in so far as York
county is concerned.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01
Chr alurkriIIe Gnq11'rsE.
Entered at the Postoffice at York, as
Mail Matter Of the Second Glass.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1922.

If Blease should be elected there
would be the Columbia State to hound
his every action; but If the olgarchy
wins, who is there to look after the
interests of the people?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01

-- According to information available
at this time Blease has majoriti"s in
ten counties and Mcleod in seven.
Bicasp has pluralties in twcnty-&cvcn
counties and Mcleod in seventeen.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01
Bethel Commissioners.

The official vote for the three mem
bers Of the Bethel township road com
mission WAS rs follows:
Arthur G. Barnett ..~.........--.~.--....--. 10.
s. :. Baird .........-.--............-.....-- 1O2
s. :. Glenn TO-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-01

Continued on Page Eighty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
Election Comment
WANTS ~ WI rRnGR\u

'h.ldr0e ruH Texas people h,vr
long been considered .,rnra f1r urphi.
buHu 900 900 ts Hu-U1. urah.hi.,.
powers aul The Post believes th, rra,
majority or UuI citizens tI. uui.o.,H to
ih" unnuE.'urn H"# ... OFF strong
drink lW Ferguson r,e a,vs,a hccr
an open enemy uf prohibition and ono
n IBIS beading doctrine. m tr, recent
campaign was 'ua' th. r,arir should
hc allowed tn mwUn.u. ..H ,ud
use 'hgh, vines rI beer" To olr-,
Jim Co. i uHu. Don 90, o. s. Senate
would h' tn commit Texas Democrats.
both NAL, aUd f.mI. fu tho .lrh,
wine and h,. la.uu. Thi. will
doubtless prov. fh. n'l step in Iim's
race FOR the senate Iltd D., lcft out
his attack ou UrohiMlou and ih,u =,
cured a place iu tbr run nff his chance
Tot success would have l,ou very fnc.
Now u appears 90 us almost certain
thar N'vnold viu receive that honor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hs known affin,.on
with ID" hu kiuN If viii Co.,. no, 4,
case OF hh.ns Nly'cld mot, bu. one ~
hRiug Ferguson l,ss Th, Post cannot
endorse General rurrs refusal 10 sun.
por' either IS, Ir, Democrats and
The fundamental rUuriu., ~ democracy
IL majority u, fUrr. o.. urI, tu Do
but hold Nou nose and Take vour ,ho.rr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
BUGBeE CELEBRATE
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Special d" The News
hasNiDN August n. Tn. cf
'''ntu wedding annNci ar, of Nj and
Mrs Tho & Rur.,rs" uf u,s .ify was
hchl SUNDAY August 70 ST. ANA Mrs
lugi'' w., mrrird 200 T.a... Kansas
iutri Do .>s' The, ar. 90. p,r,p,.
% ghf children .nl sll w,.. rr...nct
Tor th" D.OasIuu ,N,cnt Tn. O. u,-.
De who d.rd i0 igl7. The chiIdr.n pr,s.
'n' VOC NlH 60. 4 Coo, al p,hl,l,
Peach. Cilf. Nrs rs e.. H~,rn, a,
Srl'n. Warrington VI. On q ofg
r"r 20 Iulsa pth.. Nrs " Il p4tri.t
Nr' W'.l', knorpp. Mis- r IS. o,r.
OF ard John : i,Irh.., au o. this
ciir Their, were twcrft srandrhldr,r
pr~rn'
VI BlshD- Is 81 yolrs ~ az. Will,
WIS Hr-h'r 20 Nr Eugs.. .s f., "a.
1871" or Main, o. saw service ir a..
lW n Arms dur ug ~, Ci,n War
VI f~g ler controls ,,sf ,n,oi,,t -
''i'a trd 'aiii" IN tho rsnhindl. n,
r''r'od h.s rlrcr ir M. cattle hr4ir.,s
n l'"' Ntih Tesaa ln isss hu,.i,-
Ord. 'ffr' and driving them ny.rl.,i
~ r.ai 90 u ldah. and Coior,do Al,
IIs 90 w1s 'nF1c~d N he ,.,tfl. hua,
n,a' non iSss until iaie. vh., ~.
ranch lands were rnsle. a family .o,-,.,,.
alton and l. now being run under IN.
nama Of B1gbec Live stock and Land
CO '-'"'
Mr. sugbee j. president - no D,p,.v
County stan Eart n the cir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
What The People Say
SAYS MOTORISTS IN DISTRESS
AN IGNORED ny AMNRUION\S

Edition "a, N,ws
7. ~ stranger 10 this part oI tho
country. have complaint lu make 100
resa q 20 the Zine helping and cordial
wav' car owner On distress rs treat.
81 u oll Of he ear drivers wore hiirI
they could not helm q crippled car arv
better than they 80 now IN uih.r
words Nmarllo's "clciu handed. fur..
Walled trimmed hands aud corset rori.r
gentlemen have NO move symiaiby for
man Who needs e little helm ON Ina
road than thew had 'or the DIVING Cor.
mans CON me battlefield
Th"-- JOY Riders may SOME d,,. le
in 90" same p...it on Vas In aud 1 viii
r.'e-. them up ns 10 th.v wcrr freaks
and rurh 81 them Got rid Of your
hlv auto drivers organize into . holm.
ing auto club and show strangers what
'ourtr~N is It's not 'ho clothes Won
vo'r ur the rHr won drive that m,reu
Won i"it' than FARMER cr e common
cvciv fnv worker o. b. ih. r..nafi
courtesy and msuncrs you possess m
hclu.nE those tha, afr FOO distress
Don't laugh 20 an Old Ford when % 10
broken down because won ride bon n now
o1r. Pride does MOI last forever. IL.
notauro loo
Sincerely di-gust,d with Am,y.uo
auto courtesy \ tourist
WILL II. BURT
J. Please publish ever word q,
iHis H"l 'Iurlt" these iov riders
Amarillo Texas. Aug a.. 1890
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

election. lie introduced q letter
purportlng 20 show that Mayiicid
has the endorsement oi that orr
ganiyation. Still, The heads OF the
order deny that the klau Is iu
politics and endorsing any candi
date. IL would seem that the
statements OF men on the inside
Of an order should be- more ser
iou5ly considered than those ot
an outsider Newspaper disclp,
urcs show that the klan i, inst 90
iratcrnal organization. probably
one Of a passing nature from the
standpoint OF politics Texas,
candidates for senator should DE
Judged upon other ISSUES.
The height of ridiculc wa, used
by Ferguson 90 making c1mp1r
sons. He takes one angle 81 q
situation and highly cNaggeratc,
Il. That may be entertaining. but
II doe, not show souuluc,, ou q
problem
Ferguson needs some bolster
ing up Ia the Panhandle. but hc
did not add to 10, strength much
m Amarillo by nos addrc,, ll,
Impudcu' addrc,, brough rcac
tiun against him al the lnh.Hiug
people, and made votes iur Earle .
Il Mayiicld IN the primary clcc .
ton, SATURDAY. Augu>, 70 /
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
County Records
" arTant, herds.

Warranty Dosds.
"a IfIgg t0 q. L.. Mcdowell $500,
'''s HEB. block s. O. &s
Amarillo Improvement Co to Ralph
Thurman. ts25. 10, 6. block -. san
ia'inio Heights
w. y Twaddcll 81 M. 90 y. y. Bur.
GEES % 49,. $500 lots s 20 10. block %:
ll's tp 10. block ~. lots 10 6. block
~, old Town
Amarillo improvement 60. To silvia
,''' h'rdson. $50. lot ~. block -. San
JaoIn'o 'Iiirh,s
h.ebs ~ Trust.
irinnnc Publishing Company 20 7 Z.
!lfhim. trustee. $1,000. part ibta i.?.
i'crs ~. pl,mors
N.ch"'ss Tolk g. v s. Burgess. $1,000.
r'i' Mock 10 Eaklc. lot y. block &c.
Eaklo
Transfers.
l. Potion IN {. ". Humphreys.
''''' lots -. block -. Glcnwood
oii aud t,ss Iesse.
u " Nast.rsun o. Narg,. Edgar.
part 81. o. block Il. n. NJ.
Rclcs~c>.
D.. Parks ~ ~ a. Hoy Dliscoll
'ois .. hlo'is 10. GO as
Nat" Kouns ~ v y oNnc-. par,
'''b 80. ricmdnr
Iona bsli Lunsi.r CO 10 w. T. Jesse
3" ny. N, I block ~. rlemcns
sert Wilson 70 Roger Howard ict =
block is2t Holland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
IpR SNIITIES CALLS 10 CURE
CIIIPNl Nh

ur S>JFFIEs. Nwn ud So.
.n,a,d 100 chm CHHtunk door 10
th, vu. pIl.
Duul. hadn't m.a W- uH .' UT
Trrafuk. rn, Coins hUlHL Hd I'T
Suufil,. had mu.I..I q. s., Nlli Ni'
600" IS tcJ
Ch.rk himself pncn,d tb, Jul. without
'usp,,tng Wh. % wJ-
how do yol Co. Mr Chpmurh
stid b. smfbe pult~y u ueuev, tuI
ar'v mN YOUNG friends hlr
Clrr luUlcd surHviuus
"ls.se ut soul ,,t Do replied
.tut ,,u the ones who Uur with
Nj TngllHs % get mA cent hc asked
Sharply
~ about the rent new tou Chuk '
..id ur Suullcs "Mr. Tnralu. tells
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

Ia this right for Ho Red House7'
or something like tr1'. SIR
what did you sig
Il slld. This IL 'ie Red House.
Who 10 you want 20 soo?' lie was a
or rough looking f1l know. sir.
and didr { know what he vas do.
INK there"
"Wcll9"
"Wcn, sir. ht aid Is Mister Mark
Albeit "a home Or doesn't sound
muCn fm Ike Inst. sir. but didn't
care about The WY Hv said d. so |
r0' 100 hon, ~ .m hks. and sad.
What 90 yos wa. r1f and h, save
a sort % CD E' and SAT- . want
To- s'r ms dear brother Mark"
We'll then took u closer look a.
him. and see that p'pps no might
H- MS brother. 20 ! said. n youu
follow the drive. cir. you'll come %
'he house ~ course cant sly IL
Nj Ahlctt's ~ home. And he gave
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

a sort 900 nasty laugh again. and
s1ii. Fine place Mister Mark Al.
iett's got here Plenty Of money 10
spend. CD Well. then ! had another
look al n'm. bat before could make
Ip Wy mind. he laughed and went
ON Thar al can tell YOU, SIR"
Andrew Amos stepped down and
moved AWAY 90 The back OF the room.
nor d.t Antony nike his eyes on him
until bee vas assured that Amos in.
tended go remain there until the IN.
uu's' w1s over
Who's Amos taking to now7" he
wh sprr'd .o RI
Parsons ON, Of the gardeners
Hos ~ lIe outside lodge on the
Stanton road They're all here today.
Spr' ~ no d1v Cor EN-"
I wonder If hos giying evidence.
Too. % Thought Antony.
iie wa lle followed Amos lie
had been ot work on the lawn IN
front % the house. and had seen
Robert Albeit arrive. lie dldn hear
in" sno'--ro. t0 notice tie VS. a
little n5rd ~ hearing. he hal seen
gentleman arrive about ave min.
Iirs after MT Hobart
Can you SEQ h.m IN court now"
asked tie coroner.
Parsons looked round SLOWLY. An.
tony cnughI h.s eye and smiled.
That's him. aid Parsons. point.
rs
trrrhpdy looked al Antony.
ind wes auout ave minutes
HfferUHrf..
About that. sir
"urD anybody come out Of tho
'".. ...oI bs gentleman az.
utl
so SIR rba, is to say didn't
So sm
S.ts.s Followed 81. gave her
"td'u.. murh - she had sIvcn u
in 'Hs insiH.tm Nothing new was
'fouEHf eut hv her cNtninAtlon
ftra Wt E's, A. thr reporters
-'uhs.i Down What she had over
p. fnr, -flsd N brackets sen
'.o1 tuf t.s nf time thsl sijsi
moor
How socu alter Nnu ned heird
ths 40 the shot come asked thu
coroner. go.
Almost az once. sir"
Were ypu TN in the hall."
Oh. no. ar. was just outside
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
FORM MAYFIslD CllRN.

Friends oi Earle T.. Mayrrld
IN Amarillo and throughout the
Panhandle should organic yiul,
Mayiicld-for- senator clubs dur
ing the next icw DAYS. These
club, should be- headed b, work
crs who believe firmly iu the pp.
hclcs of Mayiicld and who bclic,,
that Zoe iS the logical candidate
Tor ultrd State, senator
Maylcld ha, hundred. OF SIM
porter, iu Amarillo and th, citt
should organize au active MAY
field club 80 delay should be-
made m the organization. and
worker, should call meeting
tins week 90 form the club
IcNa, is facing q vital prupu.
tion ln regard Co o., election oi 81
United State, senator \n w
pcaChCd cN-guvcruu at ltNaS 3.
attempting q comeback ou line.
that would be set. back Goo pro-.
rcSs 700 thl, state. cur unrd
state, senator, have more con
tact with the outside world than
any two other person, IcNls
Judged more ON the type of ,cua
tors that lt elect, than b' 10, GOV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
FERCUSON'S ADDRESS.

Jim Ferguson, impeachpd gov
cmor oi Texas and now Dcmoc-
ratio candidate for United State,
senator has come and gone Tie
spoke to a large crowd la Nina
rillo Monday night and ms ,alhc,
brought forth umsllnlcd applause.
although his remarks upon the
fundamental issues OF the present
campaign were not So well re-
Ccivcd.
Ferguson had the audaclty TO
inform the audience that he had
resigned as governor OF Texas
and that he IS attempting 90 have
his record cleared. II Ferguson
had resigned as governor. why
should It bc necessary a. clear his
record by clcctiug HIM United
States senator, When q man has
impeachment proceedings filed
against him. he cannot resign and
technically he must face the
music" Ferguson testified be-
tore the state senate m his own
behalf, but he said that he did no,
have a chance for an acQuittal
because OF the baScucss Of his
acts and then he resigned"
Ferguson has been termed an
unfair campaigncr. That was also
declared of Jim Reed IN Missouri.
and the only reason the latter was
nominated was because ui thr AID
OF thousands OF Republican, an,
Democrats who do not h,rry, u
National officers interfering iu
tate affairs. The address OF
Ferguson here tccmcd with un
fair statements and improper ~
marks.
II any Amarillo man hl1 tupt
ON a street and used tho language
that Ferguson did here. r, is p.ub
able that he would ha,, bee. ~
,tcd by the police. taken '.,,r
J Grafton court and given . sub
tantial fine. And cvidcr from
newspaper reports re.gusuu's
georgetown addrcs, Was Tar
.orsc than the one r Nmr..lo.
a., Ferguson was making nolti
al address. he could use vile. al
though he probably called q,
plain" language and got away
with It" in Amarillo.
Ferguson started oii with a
trade against the Federal Re
serve banking system Then, he
wound up his remarks ON that
-ublect by letting 1t degenerate
into a miserable appeal FOR votes.
Ferguson said that he would take
three quarters OF a billion dollars
of the gold reserve and Use It as
security TO issue S3.ooo,Ooo,ooo m
certificates. Jim said that lac
would then use S2,ooo,ooo,ooo OF
this money TO give a $500 cash
bonus 70 former soldiers and the
other SI,ooo.ooo.ooo 10 Federal
employees at Washington. There
d the weakness OF Farmer Jim on
his Federal reserve bank After
romping on IL from a TO T.. he
proposes 20 spend money possibly
Tor jusiiliable purposes, but still
he srgues for these things just
because he believes they will get
votes. Il v Interesting 10 know
that the ex-soldIcrs do not de-
niand a bonus, but they want
adjusted compensation m pro.
portion Ca the services rendered
90 the Nation.
Ferguson insisted on bringing
She Nh klnx Khan issue into III,
political campaign when h,
knows well that u has no place
IN a stnatoFlsl Iaos OF 10 sns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
FERGI son ms lrro,>rrp.

Mckinney 'cWl,r Gazette In =
speech al bcltnm. Texas A-u & T..
Governor Fcrrp son ohargcd Earle u
Mnyficld with ucreuudiiy lacking tho
movcment Co kcrp forguson. nam. 80
the ticket and branded MaNfcld as
contompiili" coward Nhout th. same
time. Ms if,ld announced On spccoh
his desire That tho Democratic state
Eatcu'isr Committee allow Fcrsuson's
11mc 20 30 ur ih' ticket and that his
p a.s fleid y snv'r would 80 contend
cforc The coming session ~ the State
Committee. May Yields course was a
'roal disappointment TO Farmer Jim
hoTs usual did not Get WIZ. &c want
: f'-rcll.sal,g,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
CHAPTER NvIi


fE1ll coroner. having made % frV
u.muup.s.. I.u.rk. a. d, .fr,
f.rJHI. .su.. NJ fb. frar,.4,
v.nl tho. tld com. Id inves'feat,
fr. afternoon pr,,s,d.i io ogtl,p,
f.s .t-, 'a ,ls 200,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

'Na- % tb. COLLAR ,oI were took.
InE Tor 20 the cupuntdg' said Biu
eagerly
20; course WHY no co.lnrg' Z
said. For Some reason Caylcv con
sIdrr'd 10 necessary to hide all
MARKS clothes. Hui just the SUIT.
huf everything vu.,u be- was wear.
.ug. or supposed fo ne wearing. at
tb" Time ~ 'H, murder But he
hHd1't hidden ,Us fl'sr Why? Had
Dol" icit 30 oui o.. uasake? So I
looked r 'Hn ,pnusrd o. wasn't
tneir. ilsd %" t.,t it out on pur
pose Or SD. wins .arl where wts
Naturally lrgln 90 1y io u,.
s'f Where have seen q COLLAR
lurI.7 \ cola 30 by its,l,7 And {
rmswn,rri what tan"
l'u toNn.d heavily 20 himself
uH. Shoots .s head
Npn a., nae. TONY . can't
as Iov" tlr threw Y? his head
In toe ns,el 100 zoe Office bed.
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THE WEATHER

Amarillo and vicinity. "Wednesday
Iartl, cloudy.
Wrsl Texas "Wednesday partly
cloudy
Eastou New Mexico: Partly Clondy
"Wednesday. occasionally unsettled
north portion. not much change in ten.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
Weather Outlook Tor

Weather Outlook for
the period Aug. u
Ia Aug. IN. ises,
inclusive.
West Sf States;
Generally fair. with
possibility of widely
scattered local SHOW.
crs; norma | tcmpcra.
turc There are no
Indications at this
time OF q disturbance
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southern Rocky
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

Mountain and Plateau Region; ConsIa.
cradle cIHud.n,ss. scattered local show.
tI-. and normal tcmper.tturc
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TO he Con,inueth

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

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