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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14
JAPANESE PURCHASE
SHEEP FROM WYOMING

LARAMIE, Wyo., Sept. 14.-Repre-
sentatlves of the Japanese govern
ment have been the largest purchaser
here. The sheep will be shipped to
Japan Immediately, going by rail to
Vancouver and thence to Toxic by
steamer. The purchase included near
ly 800 Rambouillet eve yearlings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14
Saving Shown

Last years treatment demonstrat-
ed that copper corbpnate controlled
smut on an average as well as other
treatments. that the plants were more
vigorous, growth was prompter and
saved at least - per cent. If the
method proves satisfactory. % least
$4,000 bushels can be saved ANNUALLY
saws Fred Bennion. county agent. as
one Of the largest items is charged to
injury TO gerniaation.
9. e. Call.irs. Morrow county agent
will ho here Saturday to start the ma
chine in operation.
Following is the list of Morrow
coun;y's exhibitors, whose wheat. in
purity. tests from 99.5 to 99.95 per
cent. and who. in many cases. will eV-
hibit their grain at the State Fair
after showing it here:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14
DE- VALERA TO CONTINUE
FIGHT FOR REPUBLIC

DUBLIN, Sept. 14.-(U. PIN
he first formal statement since he
vent into hiding De Valera ATTACKED
the Free state officials and announced
his intention to continue the fight for
the republic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14
1925 Special to
Arrive Thursday
Morning at 7:3O
Portland Business Men Will
Ask Voters for Right of
Portland to Tax Self

PrnIletons moral support to Port
lands 1925 Fair will be urged by the
l25 business men of that city who
win make up the personnel of the
Portland special which viii arrive
here Thursday, September II, at 7:SO
a. an. to remain here until Friday at
1880 a. IN.
Monroe Goldstcin, advance repre-
sentative of the special, who is here
today, met with Henry w. Collins,
president of the Round-U Associat on,
and George Hartman, mayor of Pen
dleton, who promised Il cordial recep-
tion to the visitors. They will be met
by the band which later will lead n
parade to some centrally located spot
where Mayor George Baker will
speak. 1t is possible that he may
speak also at Happy Canyon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14
List Is Partial.

Among those who will make .he
trip here will be Mayor Baker, Com
missioner John Mann, George L..
t'ugh, Arthur Johnston, Tommy
Luke, William =. Merry, Harvey
Wells, Il. A. Clark George l.. Green
field; y. c. Mcdonald, Joe Dunno.
Frank Mcclure, Albert Cleveland,
H"lry RccEwith, PHI yesterday. R.
Is. Keller Daria Hogan. Harry Hale,
". q. Stoner, a. l.. Steele, Arthur
Carlson, John Gratke, Henry Hayek.
Sandy Sandersnn, Walter Jenkins A.
!, RITTER. g. r. Burg. l.. \. Jones. r.
f. WNnkkoop, Tommy webb, Jerry
arte and Philip Ruebke. This is
only partial list. Many of the husi-
'eSS men will be accompanied by their
wives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14
Is CnNNNII,sfING

WASHINGTON. sept. i4.-JU. tPl
Mrs Harding is reported GONZALES
eng Her condition IS satisfactory.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14
Committee Chosen.

The commercial association COM
mittee in charge of the reception OF
the special cons SITS of Alger Fee, T..
Il. Aldrich. y. d. Swearingen, j. W.
MaloneN, l.. l.. Rogers, Rex Ellis and
Judge &, W. Phelps.
AIR. GoiGStein, in explaining the
purpose Of the special. says that Port
land is now asking permission to fl
nance the fair. The city wishes to tay
itself for $S,000,00O for period of
three years and in order to a0 50
there must be a constitut' onal amend
Enent. This will be submitted to Orc
%on voters and Portland hopes far
their aid and the assurance of large
vote in favor of the amendment.
The special is to visit various parts
OF Oregon: a motion picture mach M
is a feature and here, as in other cit
les, motion p ctures will be taken
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14
DAILY EDITION

The East oregonian is Eastern Ore
CONS greatest newspaper and as q sell.
ing force gives to the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed average paid CIR
culation in Pendleton and Umatilla
county of any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14

This paper Is a memper OF ana audited
by the Audit Bureau OF Calculations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-14

DAILY EDITION

The net press run OF yesterdays Daily
3,211
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12

away with our present emergency
tariff measure.
Cullen +. Thomas stands right
on the tariff. just as he doe, on
the principal issues affecting thi,
senatorial campaign He IS the
logical man to be in Washington
to fight for the interest, Of TcNa,
and nation.
Mr.. Thomas in his platform
says in regard to the protective
tariff.
Il declare myself against the
whole protective syStcm-lock
stock and barrel, in Tcxa, OF out
OF Texas ] am ready 10 enlist fo,
the war against iayoriti,m to
pettcd industric, that have be-
come bloated with power q, they
plundcrcd the consumer, oi Am
erica. ! would summon the pro.
duccrs OF the South not To- ,urrcn-
der 10 the Northern manufacturer
on the dclu,lvc promise Of e part
.ot tho ,wag
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continued from our hast issue)
Andre Louis stopped back Ills eyes
CLEANED q moment. the next they Wcr"
smiling up into the face u his tall
enemy
so better than the others. after all'
Wen, woll Remark, beg YOU. how
history repeats itsclf-with certain dli.
feronccs because poor Nilmorin could
not bear q vile he with which YOU goad.
ed him. h. struck you. Because YOU can
not hear an equally vile truth which !
have uttered. you strike me. But ~.
ways h. the vilenoss YOURS And nov as
then for the striker Their, il ~"
hrok, or But there. viii meet YOU
t you desire o. monsieur"
What elise do you suppose that
DESIRE To talk"
Andre Louis turned to his friends and
sighed So that am 20 go another
70 he Bois Isaac perhaps YOU viii
kindly have word With one these
friends Of " lo Marquis and arrange
for min, o. lock tomorrow, ~ usual
CHAPTER VIII
Monday morning. 40 quarter past
eight as with H. Chapclic. Andre Louis
was rising from table to set out for the
Hois. his huus,kccpcr startled him bF
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S1f3zp1n \! o.: g: !
" oJ Rsaol Sabatld
c By Rafaol Sabatth

hreathlcssH on. Come on. Aline; get
100. get i'm
Then 10 her coachman. 80 the Bots
a. Bouloguo." she commanded 'as fast
ns YOU can drive. There are ten pistoies
for YOU if vc are IN time. Whip up
man
Sh, thrust Alinc into the carriage.
and urang after her with the energy
ui girl
They were speeding through the open
country now. following the road that
continued 90 hug the river
Nladcmoiscllc broke "a last the silence
,f hopelcssncss that had reigned be-
tween them.
but % is long PAST nine madame
Andre would be- punctual and these
affairs do not take long. II -
DO viii hc an over by now
Madame sbyetad Then she put her
head from the window. "A carriage II
lrurmoh.np she announced. and her
tone conveyed the thing she feared.
On % cloud OF dust an open calcchc
was speeding towards them. coming
from the Bots They watched Il. both
paI,. neither vpututug to speak Aline
indeed without breath 70 Do 80.
on tho near side sat a swarthy young
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12
CULBERSON EXPLAINS
VOTES ON TARIFF.

senator CulberSon has mailed a
letter (under his frank and gov
eminent stationery. OF course adj
dressed ito the Democrats OF
Texas" explaining his votes on
the tariff bills OF the past few
Years The senator seems 70 be
having a hard time in explaining
his otrs 10 the constituency OF
IeVas.
The senator has pronounced
MS word that he will vote against
the Fordney-MeCumber bill but
he may never have a chance &c
vote upon il. Indications are that
the Republican party will put oil
passage Of the tariff until aitei
N, election. By the time the cleo
ton is over and congress takes
Christmas vacation. the term @
senator Culberson will have IN
abou, expired.
The new tariff will 60 into a.
fec' sixty days after the passage
Of the bill by congress, thus doing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12
What The People Say
DENIES TINAs NEN \RE
MOIikI>G NJ WELLINGTON

Ia|l|f. .|. US.
IS u. Doom. ls iu Amarillo aud avn
also .UI...H,r. Goo fhr News wish
,ou would mt utt'r motto fnr inc.
Z H.n 30 .ur.H officer on tho Santa -
h.rr Wprai. lights Du my way home
'.Hw uu.t .s co. W. CON Main street
n,Hr OBJ. S..l Fc station huns h1t
trd . ..su Hch read Texas sent us
% s.IH W cot h.- bli and $50 win
CO. l.. ,na. Ana a"otD % CON card
was fre T.x1s sent us s.th. Help
snf u rIs Ht."
Sow 0 went Co SAY that there b. no
one from Twas hofe working loo the
shops cool u.. 0 house and { think that;
sign .s ava r,ult o. Tcyas md an Texas
citizens a..1 that Wellington. Hams.
owes usiaH 1uoiogy. ! tore On, bat AMI
sign down
Texas Hst ~ true Is Kansas o.
any other ..ts I am Texas through
ana throua. md will fight for Texas as
long ~ there is blood Ion mc shop men
in Texas f. ~ true Js those Of any
other state kansas want. to throw
art on Tsrs. bat. hoy- don't lct her
10 u. i'm ZtMwALT.
Wcllngf.I. Kans. july s. 1879
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UPoN HIS

gentleman unknown To either Of the
ladies lie was smiling az he spoke TO
his companion \ moment later and tho
man sitting beyond came into view. lie
was not smiling Ills face was white
and set and 10 was the face OF the Mar
uuis dc Ia Tour d'Azyr.
For long moment. In speeches.
horror both women stared az him. I'M
IN porcciving them. blankcst surprise
invaded his stern face.
In that moment. with a long shuddcr'
ing sigh Nlino sank swooning 10 the car
rage floor behind Mime de Plougastcl.
CHAPTER IN
By fast driving hndre.Louis had
reached the ground some minutes ahead
ol time There he found VI de Ia Tour
dAyyr already awaiting him. support
ed hv VI. dOrmcsSon. q swarthy Young
gentleman In The blue uniform OF a cap
tain IN the Gardcs du Corps
Their preparations were made quick
~ and in silence yet without undue
haste or other sign Of nervousness on
either side
NAtai NlfNSlfhiSs
The sleudr.. Wickcdlv delicate blades
FLASHED together and after momentary
gl.zsdc were whlrlng swift and bright
rs hghtnidgs. and almost as impossible
20 follow with the eve. The Marquis
led the attack. impctuously and vigor.
ously, and almost az once Audrc.i.oui-
realized that be- had to deal with an
oupoucnt Of very different mcttlo from
| those successive ducllsls ~ last week.
not excluding I.o Motto, Eovua. ~ ter
.ihb reputation. go
As with breaking sweep Andre
Louis larricl the heavy lunEc in which
'h,t FIRST series of passes eliminated.
boz ACTUALLY laughed slccullv. after tho
fashion ~ hov 40 sport he loves
They settled down again. and again
on the prinoiul, this time that the sound.
est defense is in attack--t was ths
| Marquis who made thu game Andre
| Louis allowed him 90 Do so. desired him
o. Do ~: dcsirrd him 20 spend himself
1nd That magnificent speed ~ his
against tho greater speed that whole
| days ~ fencing in succession Tor nearly
two years had given the master. with
o beautiful. easy pressure ~ forte On
foihl' Andre Louis kent himself com.
plotcly covered in that second bout.
which once more eliminated in " lunge.
| Expecting De- now. Andre Louis par.
r."d DO bv no move than DETECTING
touch. 81 'hv same moment he stepped
suddenly forward. right within the 9th.
cr's guard. thus placing his man 80
lcpmplctcN go his mercy that. as "
fascinated the Marquis did no, even AZ.
iiempt to recover himself
This time Andre.i.ouis did not laugh.
H. Just smiled into the dllatine ewes %
NJ u" IN Tour d'Azvr. and made no
shift io us" his advantage
! Come. com" monsieur hc hide him
'ef1fplN cam I 10 run MY blade
Through an uncovered man" DclibHr.
: 1tclv Do frll hack whilst his shaken
loppon'ut recovered himself ~ last
! Continued in our next issuc'
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PANHANDLE PRESS
CANYON I, Growing


Canyon is building mon. houses nan
any town on IN. Plains Of 8W WAY uc't
our population CANYON has gained
hundreds 81 uev citizens within th, past
year. while ", are building. lets plan
wisely and with me atso'ut, Tact Boo view
taht Canyon 10 destined in Do city OF
10 900 population within t few years -
Randall COUNTY News
just which Panhandle r.ty s grow
ing the fastest may be hard 90 tell hut
q is good that Canyon believes she g
setting the pace. CANYONS growth vii
b. very fast during th, next Few years
for sh, ha- certain advantage that 9th
81 cities do nor have. Pew counties ir
the psuhsndl, auy putting The DWrhn
sl- back o. diversified fiWu- Chat Ran
dali County b. Education b. -,ttgg O.
De- considered vital part 90 our lives
today CANYON has the West Tcxs'
STAG Normal college which 'S nov
rated senior Institution and gives d.
gfees just like those Of other first rant
Institution The CANYON normal has
grown rapidly tnd t VIII b. factor II
nisking ihs oltt eventually reach ~
/ eoai Of 'i0.eoo population within few
Years" Agriculture and the norma
school are making Canyon one % th'
must dcs.Tsble Of all Panhandle gties
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon tho
character. standing. or reputation u
any individual. firm. concern or cor.
porauon that may appear In the col.
umns Of The News. VIII be gladly cor.
rcctcd. when called 10 the attention OF
the editor, II is not the intention Of
this newspaper 10 wrongfuuy use or
iniure any individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections will bc
made where warranted as prominently
"a was Tho vrongfully published refer.
,nco or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12
NEFF ON MARTIAL LAW AT
MEXIA.

A certain candidate for COVER
nor is denouncing Governor Ncii
for declaring martial law at Mcxia
few months ago, and it may in
tcrcst Panhandle people to know
that the Mexia Evening News in
the issue OF Sunday. July o. car
red an editorial endorsing the
stand OF the governor as a great
constructive measure.
This editorial was written IN
defense OF an attack made on
Gov. Ncff by Richard MAYS OF
Corsicana before Texas Bar As
ISOLATION at Fort Worth last week.
The Judge declared the act OF Gov
crnor Ncii a distinct usurption Of
power by the military forces OF
the state" W~
Following are two paragraphs,
showing how much the act was
appreciated by McXia people:
Governors Ncffs act was not
only one OF justice but one OF
mercy. Mexia citizens hailed the
day joyously that marked the ar
rival OF outside aid. when they
were TO be protected while in the
peaceful pursuit OF their daily ayo-
cations OF lie. Mothers then were
90 longer afraid for their children
20 attend school or go themselves
ga the business district Tor their
household necessities. Fathers
we're grateful that they could e
about their business without the
constant worry and concern TOT
heir loved ones that were inter.
ring with the pruiscr dispatch OF
their duties.
Although local conditions were
NOT as bad as fleet rumor reported
them yet they we're intolerable to
law loving and order respecting
r1pulacc."
Governor Ncfi asked the legis'
a'urc to pass a bill permitting the
removal OF inefficient and other
wise unfit officers. but politician
we're afraid OF the results. ID loca
authority is unable to gct result.
900 law enforcement IN great cmer
gcncies like that at McXia, ther
the people should gladly welcome
assistance from the outside a.
they did in that oil city.
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County Records
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12

altIuu 10 rom'tln-- CON mountain
top After .NhI, saw tometLces
coming back alone"
(which mountain was u' lsNrl
Same. .W.I l.tirI po up and sr,'
Tm ON, .oud.r, said 90, odd 600.
low routir-
Up Do, mountain they climbed anil
when fh,y -Ht to ih, top they found
fr, other s#r su steep % seemed 20
IIUn down 900 nothing
Nsn.y u,...a over Fan below wa
'N. earth
.Nick ~ said "Iu l,t you luv.
'hur Comet Legs pushed Nh rr.H
bout uu 200, NOM and he's down on
doe earth Co.,. minute Wen have q
-u down aud .trch 'or him.
just them Wink returned from d.Hv-
or.Hs q r.O, Ur.1m to tu earth lahv.
MI p,rl.Hts There, Do" said. OF
saws h.m
10 Ee Continued
DourieHf 1922. NEN Service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12
SORGHUM GROWERS
BUREAU

Organization OF sorghum
growers cooperative marketing
bureau which IS expected 10 be
finally perfected here Saturday d,
looked ON by many Panhandle
farmers as another cause Tor gra,
iiication m the growing of thu,
farm product
Three thing, have worked a.
gcthcr in the past few month, 90
put sorghum grain, growing Go
the fore m Panhandle farming
The first OF these was the raising
oi more hogs to be led on maize
Scientific experiment ia feeding
swine showed that maize and kai-
ir were about a, good iattenug
gram, "a, could be- led. Same high
freight rate, and such low prices
for maize that II could not be sold
without los, Farmer began
selling their maize a., tran,mutd
ted pork. 1t pad aud paid hand
Somcly. lhi, gave Il great impetus,
to maze growing.
The weather was second INA.
portant factor II Jailed tu ram az
IL. proper time for wheat Many
fields intended tor wheat were
planted IN maize Then the wealth
cr still further carrying ou th,
conspiracy against wheat poured
out its rains at the proper tim,
Tor the maize crop, The prc>cu,
outlook IS Tor the biggest maize
yield ever known iu the Pauhau-
die.
Now come, the third step the
organization of scientifically III
rected marketing organization
| Texas is said to produce more
| maize than al other state, IN the
Sniun combined The Panhandle
produces most Of the Texas crop
Maize a., a valuable iced Is lu,t
beginning 90 bee recognized Tn,
market has never bee" develop
cd. This contemplated marketing
organization has a vast dear more
Ito do than merely 90 sell the mall,
which Is grown
It has the dut, oi educating
feeder, To the value OF maize, q.
icrcatiug. IN short a bigger mar.
lkct Tor maize When TIN, ., done
it will logically follow that price
will be better and the grain on dc
mand. There d, still cdu,ationa
work to bc done m the Pluhau
! die itself 81, o. IN, value u' ma'l,
when sold "a, pork rather than O..
chicken feed Co Dc shipped o. Cal
iiornia.
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SHOULDERS.

announcing Mldcmoisrllc a, kcrcldiol.
IT., looked 20 his watch Although
his cabriolct was already az lhr door
h, had f'w minutes tu spare. ""
excused himself from IT, Chapclior aud
went mislly out TO the art,room
Sin, advanced 20 meet him her man.
u,r eager. almost fcyorish
e will not ait,c, ignorance Of why
YOU hty, conn, he said quickly. To
make short wo.k But time presses
and warn Won that only the most solid
81 reasons can De- worth stating
"Rut oh. Andre. this meeting
must not tak, place" She came close
up to him To set her hands upon his
shoulders and stood SO her face with.
bon foot OF his own
You know. of course. 90 some good
reason vh, it should not" said be-.
You may o., killed. SHE answered
him. and her eyes dilatcd as she spoke
u was Tar from anything that be- had
expected that Tor q moment he could
only stare ~ her Thcn h. thought he
had understood he laughed as be- re.
moved hcr hands from his shoulders.
and stepped hack This was % shallow
device. childish and unworthy In her.
Come" now said he There il too
much between - Tour Jaw and me
Their" Beg un oath I sworc ON a.. dead
hand uf Philippe d. Vilmorin ! could
never have huu"d that Cod would ~
ford mr So great an opportunity Of
Arrpmg H."
You huy, not Kept % vet" She warn.
cd him
~. smiled at her True" %, said
Ru' nine o'clock viii soon o., here
Tel mo he asked her suddenly. WHY
dill rou NOT carry this rrqucsi ~ your,
2" " %" L1 Tour dA2yr'"
y d.d. she answered him aud flush
% 's sh" remembered hrr ycst,r,l1v's
rejection o., Interpreted ;h, flush quite
o'horwis.
Nnj he De- asked
" q, o. Tour dAy,r'a onlir.fIors
shr wa, beginning then she brok,
Un '" answer shortly. 'Oh. Dee refused '
. L. 'b1u"lirl pm, his head boz at IN,
I door
Forgive 'he intrusion But 10 shal
N' l',. Nudrc. unless YOU
"'umu- Nndr, answered him III
Won viii await my return. Mine. voi
VIII obIise m' deeply"
She d'd not answer him. Sin, w,,
Wmhed ~ took her silence for asser,
and lowing lot her.
Standing there. h1lffrcnziel bv no.
h'lploSsn"ss. she caught again "a SCUM,
Of vehicles and hoofs On The cobI,les o.
~" street below. a carriage was an
preaching
She sped 20 the door " the snte.room
and pulling % wide stood hroaihlessl,
10 listen. u was q womans voice ask
ing ir urgent tones FOR N Andre. T.o,if
--a vote" 40 first vaguely familiar. ,hcr
clearly recognized the voice Of NIns
o. Plougastcl
/ Excited. 80" ran o. the head OF m
narrow staircase in time 10 hear Mime
/ d. Piougastcl oyclaim iu agitation.
"" has gone already Oh ia, how
Ions since. Which WAY did h.. TAX. Dol.
Alinc ran down that steep staircase
calling
MADAME Madame
Tho portly. comcly housckc,per dr.,
aside. and the two ladies faced ,.cl
oth' on that threshold Mime 10 pior
s'si"l looked white and hsggard
namcicss dread staring from hcr eve.
The sssigaation is Cor nine o'clocl
IN the Bots Do Bouloguc" Aune inform
ed her could Ne follow Could "a
. prevail N We didPr
I'm the Roisr' Madam. was flupr In
! 10 FRENZY The Bois ls nearly hal
as large as Paris" But sh. sven
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12

II oIs said that q well built chimney
100 frs' high will SWAY from mthree a
four inches IN hiEh wind without dan.
ger - falling
Tn LIGHTHOUSES onre ~ Atlantic CITY
well oui 'o SEA. j. nov 500 yeards In
land from the broadwalk and surround.
81 ~ payed streets aud apartment,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12


TEMPLE July ii-Scor,s OF prum.-
neut D.. County citizen, TODAY signed
bail for sheriff \ " Bonds indiricl
last wee. Ut he Travis county grand
jury on .au counts ,has-ing cNturtion
ir connection with miieag, fees fau in
each count was SEQ 90 S5oo
orc. Deputy Ten Saunders also is
uud al.. umcnt ga Two counts ~ n
similar nature Details ~ the alleged
off~Gs-s have not been msd. publ,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12
shippers Tile Complaint

WASHINGTON. July Ii-Complaint
was fHa; with the - rartmcut ~ jus.
ticc tu'lay 'in behalf ~ producers and
shippers ~ the Pacific Coast. against
the alleged activities 81 the southern
Pacific railway in cnd.svorinE 10
create sentiment and action against the
decision OF the supreme court ORDERING
dissolution ~ IN. partnership OF that
road with the Central Pacific"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12

An International sir testing house
has been established at shanghai. chi.
nato receive and issue certificates for
a limited amount ol raw six.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12
Irrigation Bn ra,orabs ~,p~,cd

WASHINGTON. July It'll, senate
Commute" 90 irrigation ur reclamation
TODAY ordered fst,rahiy rrr" ;,d bil'
directing Secretary Pan Co. sir,,, and
report to Congress hy January 1924
on all essential features of the PROPOSED
Columbia Basin Irrigation project IN
Washington state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12

There are more than e.eao. Goa known
varieties of insects now living on the
earth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12

san Ffsncisco had IN, first trans
contiusntal express route.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12

Health h,u' Never come home
with broken cigars m Your vest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-12

E"vr.r 1922 NEA Su'l,H