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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-04
WASHBURN NEWS is MIS-
T. TAKEN AS USUAL
Every Branch of State Govern
ment Was Appealed to in Bat
tle-Axe Hearing. Letters
? Show News to be in Error.

From time to time during the past
few weeks good deal has been said
in the Washburn News relative to
the failure Of those handling the
Battle Axe Abandonment hearing to
ask for the aid of Governor Blaine
in conducting the hearing, and the
following appeared in the issue OF
the News of April 18th:
upon receipt of copy of the Coun-
ty Board Resolution, Governor Blaine
Immediately called upon Attorney
General Morgan to prevent II pos
sible the Battle-Axe removal by in
junction.
aThe matter is now up 40 Attorney
General Morgan. A friendly re-
quest from a united Bayfield, County
opposition to the Battle Axe removal
before and during the hearing of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
might easily have secured through
Governor Blaine a special representa-
tive of the State to aid us in this
fight. -.
In order to play up little politi-
cal thunder for the Governor the
Washburn News says:
'We call attention to this now so
that the people of Bayfield, county
may understand that should the
Governor and Attorney General office
fail in preventing the removal OF the
Battle-Axe at this time it will mean
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paration of our case, aside from sug-
costing the probable course Of in
quiry.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has not, as yet, fixed date for
the hearing. have term of court
opening next Monday. with the usual
grist of prohibition law violations and
other matters to engage my entire
attention for at least two weeks,
leaving my colleague, Mr.. Shea, to
direct or do all of the preparatory
work. 1t is largely on his advice
that / have asked your excellency to
request the attorney general to as
sist us. / am aware that the facii-
ties in the Railroad Commissions
office for. doing this work are quite
equal, if not superior, to those of the
attorney generals office. II your
excellency can induce the Railroad
Commission to give us some active
assistance in the preparation of oui
case. shall be pleased to have them
communicate with Mr.. Shea, who
will have pretty much entire charge
of this matter from now on.
Respectfully yours,
C. F. MORRIS.
CFM:MA
Enc.
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Trying to Play up
Thunder for Governor

that they never had fair chance to
make real fight. In order to have
made strong case against the
Northern Pacific every legal precau-
ton should have been looked after
at the hearing and before and the
States legal representatives should
have been invited or requested here
early in the controversy" If the
Battle Axe is removed as per the
Commerce Commissions recent or
der, then the people of Bayfield,
county can charge the loss largely
up to those who assumed charge of
the Battle Axe removal program. 1t
being their apparent intention and
desire to sacrifice their own cause
rather than that it be said that
Governor Blaine or the Progressives
of Bayfield, county helped to save the
Battle Axe"
And as usual the News is again
wrong and has twisted the facts so
as to be unacceptable. Because
of the interest in this matter, and a
desire to give the public the facts we
publish herewith the letters between
District Attorney Morris and the
Attorney General and Governor
Blaine, showing that the Governor
had ample opportunity before the
hearing to make his fight had he so
desired, but like some other politi-
clans closer at home is grabbing at
an opportunity to make political
capital without remembering back
to what had actually transpired.
Here are the letters:
Washburn, Wis. Oct. 1891.
Hon. William j. Morgan,
Attorney General,
Madison, Wis.
Dear Sir:
The Northern Pacific Railway
Company has filed an application
with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for a certificate of conven-
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
Madison. Wis.

MdOlSVHs Vis'
Mr.. C. F. Morris,
Washburn, Wisconsin.
Dear Mr.. Morris:
| have taken up with the Railroad
Commission the application Of the
Northern Pacific Railway Company
to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for the abandonment of
their Iron River branch. The Rail-
road Commission assures me that
they will give you every assistance
within their power, and l understand
have advised your special counsel,
Mr.. Shea.
The Railroad Commission will OBJ
ject to the jurisdiction Of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. The
state is not conceding that the In
terstate Commerce Commission has
any authority over an intrastate
railroad, and we intend to contest
every inch Of the ground with them
on that proposition.
do not believe that it is more
lawyers that you need, but rather
the assistance that the Railroad
Commission can afford you in pro-
ducing the facts.
THIS MATTER OF PRESTIGE
is OF NO CONSEQUENCE WHAT
EVER, and l assure you Of that fact
from past experiences. The inn
portant thing is to get the facts
and to make a record, so that the
state will be in a position to con-
test the abandonment Of the road.
even if the Interstate Commerce
Commission grants a certificate OF
convenience and necessity for aban-
donment.
If the Interstate Commerce Com
mission should grant such certificate,
then / want you to advise me and
will direct the Attorney General to
bring an a ction to enjoin the rail
way company from dismantling the
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fence and necessity to discontinue
operation Of the branch line run
ming between Iron River and Wash
burn, in this county.
AT a meeting of the county board
of this county, held yesterday, a
resolution was adopted directing me,
among other things, to request you
to oppose the application Of the rail-
way company at the expense of the
state. Under the doctrine in the
case of State ex, rel, attorney general
VS., Frost. 113 Wis. $40, which in
volved the same line of railroad, it
appears that the state is an inter
ested party and is entitled to be
heard.
I do not know when the hearing
is to be held, and in fact, my best
information is that no date has as
yet been set. / have written the
Interstate Commerce Commission
asking them to defer the hearing, if
possible, until about the middle Of
January, as / have very large GRIM
inal calendar to prepare for trial for
the coming November term of court,
and am otherwise pressed with bust
ness matters.
Will you kindly give me your
views of this matter, and oblige.
Your truly,
G. F. MORRIS.
OFM:MA
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road and for mandatory injunction
requiring them to continue its opera
ton. We will then carry that case
through to the Supreme Court, if
necessary.
Now, / think this is the practical
way to handle this matter, and l
will be very glad to have your views
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
Madison, Wis.
Nnxro,,,hor IN 100

November 10, 1921.
Mr.. C. F. Morris,
Washburn, Wisconsin.
My dear Mr.. Morris:
1 have your favor of November g.,
in which you state that you wrote
letter on October Is, requesting me
to direct that .he Attorney General
take part in opposing the application
of the Northern Pacific Railway
Company.
/ have received no such letter, and
if you will write me fully what the
proposition is, will be very glad to
take the matter up with the Railroad
Commission, which probably, after
all, is the proper place to handle this
matter.
We are still contending that the
Railroad Commission has authority
over purely intrastate railroads. and
we do not want to surrender that
contention.
Yours very truly,
JOHN J. BLAINE,
Governor.
Washburn, Wis, Nov. IL, 1921.
Hon John j. Blaine,
Governor of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis.
Dear Governor:
am in receipt of your favor of
the goth instant in answer to mine
of the 9th, and note that you did
not receive my letter of the 25th ul-
timo. l am enclosing herwith a
carbon copy fthis letter. Needless
to say, that after long delay and not
hearing from you, / began to sus-
pect that you did not receive it.
/ have had some correspondence
with the Railroad Commission with
reference to rendering US assistance
in this matter, and they inform me
that they will probably have a re-
preventative present at the hearing.
They have thus far declined, however,
to give US any assistance in the pre-
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upon it.
Yours very 1,tuly,
JOHN j. BLAINE.
Governor.

F. A. Blackburn and family of
Park Falls were visitors at Memorial
Park Sunday.
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Washburn, Wis, Oct. 18, 1921

Washburn, Wis, Oct. 10, 1921.
Hon. William J. Morgan,
Attorney General,
Madison, Wis.
Dear Sir:
On the 18th instant I wrote you by
direction of the county board of this
county to request you to oppose the
application Of the Northern Pacific
Railway Company before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission to dis
continue the Iron Rver-Washburn
branch.
/ am in receipt of a letter from the
Interstate Commerce Commission
stating that this hearing will un-
doubtedly be set for an early date,
probably during the first half OF
November.
In view of the large amount of
evidence to be gathered, and the
short time remaining, will you please
indicate whether or not you expect
to participate in this matter.
Thanking you for an early answer,
I am
Yours truly,
c. F. MORRIS.
| CFM:MA
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OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
Madison, October %, 1921.

OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
Madison, October %, 1921.
Mr.. C. F. Morris,
District Attorney,
Washburn, Wis.
Dear Sir:
Your letters of October IL and
October 10. relative to the proceed
ing before the Interstate Commerce
Commission for abandonment of a
portion of the line fthe Northern
Pacific Railway Company, are at
hand.
We shall be very glad to take part
on behalf of the state in these pro-
ceedings if properly authorized. The
attorney general, however, has no
power to appear in any court or be-
fore any body or officer on behalf of
the state except by direction of the
governor or either branch Of the
legislature or in certain cases speci-
fically provided by statute. l am
therefore submitting your letter of
October IL to the governor for such
action as he may wish to take upon
it, and would suggest that you also
take the matter up with him, point
ing out the reasons why you believe
the state should take hand in the
case.
Yours. very truly,
RALPH M. NOYT,
Deputy Attorney General.
RMH:W
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Washburn, Wis, Oct. rs, 1921.
Hon. William J. Morgan,
Attorney General,
Madison, Wis.
Dear Sir:
am in receipt of Mr.. Hoyt's let
ter of the 22nd instant, to the effect
that your Office will assist in the pro-
ceedings to oppose the application Of
Northern Pacific Railway Company
for leave to abandon the Iron River
Washburn branch, nicknamed the
Battle Axe" provided direction is
given you by the governor.
I am today writing to Governor
Blaine, asking him to issue such
directions, and trust that he will give
us the benefit Of your able assistance
in this matter.
Your truly,
G.. F. MORRIS.
CFM:MA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
M'INTOSH is
NAMED HEAD
OF SCHOOLS
IN AMARILLO

W. A Nlrlu.1-h. principal OF the
Amarillo hlgu noul uur thc past three
,.nIs. was Yesterday afternoon uuani.
IoUsly yruf'd superintendent of
.'nooI, tl th. r,J.t Cd. trustees ui Anna.
iillo ludep,ud,ut S.h"" Distri,l
80. N,luush vah elected fur term
col ur l,lr Dob begin Jun, o.. when
th, ',rm u 80 % Duncan. retiring $50.
r.lut,ud.nt expires
Nr Mcintosh Nas gHudatrd from
AlltamH I'Nt,yhrie Institute boo lgll.
Nih la,h,.u. .i SDi-nr, degree Ii,
was 900 .Hn m..d % tho science depart
u,nt u n.. ulh ahuH h,i, tw ut,
.ud un. hIu l.Irs ir then ur.amr
head ul th, mathematics department
.Iry bon I'.H .ud that au h,O,mr
uIm I|aI eu..,.dW t. g.. Beard
The newly elected .upcrni.ud'nt also
vas 20 s'Id.nt 100 the University uI
Chicago daring the summers oi lgIi
to lslt. inclusive attending the full
summer lrfus
tn, hold OF trustees has expressed
ts eunud,u.. bon 49, Mcintosh. said q
fH,ml,r yesterday and u.loyr that he
".il uv Ihlo tu Uuk, ~Irc-3fm su
i u.uulrudout n,UIusr u. uis kpuwledgt
/ u. srhopI wuta aud also because of his
familiarity with lu.sl conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
FINANCING OF
PRISONS AGAIN
IS DISCUSSED
STATE UNABLE % Civ E
SECURITY Te ,a<e ltHT
PLAN OF H. ". WRoE.

~ Asshfihff-i lfeNs
AUSTIN. Feb lO-Anoiher plan
for financing the prison system OF
Texas until the 1899 crops are har
vested was discussed today IN q con.
fcrvn,, between Governor Neff At.
torucy General Keeling the members
OF the prison commission and q. J
Moore and representative OF q Kan
sas Scruuy Investment concern
while the results we're not made
public. 90 was said hat mo- definite
plan Tor financing the system was
reached
The plan in1uguu',i Wy n W
Wroc. Austin hank,r. several weeks
ago WIS abandoned when % WAS found
that the state could not g.ye sufficient
security.
The plan discussed TO-DAY ls @ pro.
posll the kansas Security Company 10
advance q sum b,tw,.u 100000 and
s15o0Uo tor nuaucnl th" prisons De.
tails of the plan could ne obtained. The
PARTIES concerned v,Tr boo conference
Tor several hours luy what collater
al ur sccult, tbc safc has 20 offer
the Investment company also could
not o.. 3scartlined
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
BENNY LEONARD
RETAINS LIGHT
WEIGHT H0N0RS
GETS JUDGES DECISION AT
END or BOUT WITH
ROCKY KANSAS.

Nv Associated Pres
NEW YORK. Feb lo-nenny Icon
ard. world lightweight hoNiuc cAlnr
p.on. retained his title tonight ly ~
,,iving the Judges decision over Rocky
Kansas of buffalo az the end OF ihvI
rs round bout In Madison Square Gar
den.
The champion worked SLOWLY 5rl hH
blows appeared 10 have little effect
during the carly rounds ln These
rounds. Kansas appeared 20 have q
little the better OF the exchanges lr
the seventh round I.oonard's blows
were truer ana from then ON b. landed
as he pleased and took few blows "a
return.
In the eleventh round trtc- an inter
change ~ bcdo blows, Leonard caught
the challenger Oh the poi9i OF tn. lw
with LETT hook and Kansas went
down Tor a count OF nine.
The first fout rounds of tb. bout
went 10 Kansas, nth and sixth were
even and the others were Lconards
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11

ARMS TREATIES
TO Be RATIFIED
IN QUICK time
HARDING ASKS APPROVAL
TO SHOW AMERICA SIN
CERE IN ENDING WARS.

iy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. lO.-Presi.
dent Harding today asked the
senate 10 give approval 10 the
arms conference treaties In order
that Americas proiessed desire to
rid the world Of war may not be-
come hollow m0clSerV" "If We
can not ioin Ia making effective
the covenants for peace" lac said,
"and stamp this conference with
imerica's approval. we shall dis.
credit the influence of the republic.
render efforts futile and unlikely
and write discourautmrn whers
toda, the world j. ready 10 ac.
claim new hope"
Delivering his mesugo .n person in
l su.s ana manner falt h0tokenod
u,.u n.rUu the president was an.
.,t.I.u repeatedly Ir cheers from the
1., md gallery ile asked that rat
In.Hrm Le given without delay and
n,ior. o.. loft On. capitol Senator
slncHez -,t in motion plans 90 hasten
Vote.
T, principal trnr. ana two sup.
u'.n. agreement Wsro in the
hJnI1, of international covenants
taken to tho Scu.f, chamber uE Ma
Harding
Summarizing th, results of the CON
frr,ue. tho delegation declares 'ha.
90 aprrllsa correctly 90. accomplish
meufs tH,g must 900 Do. considered 1'
% who'll. Tho summary continues:
"Th. d. Jared object was 200 ifs naya
aspect q. stop the u,. cf competitive
buidIup uf vashus Cuur,titiv,
armament However De- the result OF
state of mind iu which national "a
uootailon OFF attack ty some othei
country 1u.,s Irpliatou to meet th'
attack ro stop competition 70 g.
CoNTINr FD oN pa.sl. rVVp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
TONIGHT CLOSES Big SPECIAL
Vote OFFER: but ITS NOT roo
LATE TO GO AFTER A MOTOR
Nu, o,fu lri h.

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~ vh.,h candidate. .n IHr u uru
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a ~. aad thu~r Whn have t,rn
planning IT, cut,i tbi, hir pris' rt'r
had better d. 49, hrt'rv q j. too
late. Ghrrr j. stHi timr to gri iu
.nd wiu AnN man w ,.uutn Win
the average amount "a hu-th ,lU
q. u with thr hrlp 1T thi> ~py,irl
allgr. Tit manN candidate, Who
haNe h'cn appiN .ng ihcmsri,r, iil
gruil, have krpi th. votes W'h Il.
,hl,d. sud no candidate ha~ lead
that sannat hs o,.rroms o. >'turt
spsrr of iinr.
Tho campaign rrl- NHrh uH. l...
"a the nomination hiana Whi,a Il.,.ai.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11

'-.vh,. ia Ina nIr Won vu ALSO
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t. H. a.. us., SOM $500 up Ir.u-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
MABEL AYERS SHE DOESN'T
KNOW ANYTHING AT ALL ON
DEATH OF MOVIE DIRECTOR

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
Men Siill Held

LONDON. Fob. 10 Late tonight
thH. vas suN uo news oi the liberia
tuu oi the men kidnapped in Ulster or
ANY know ledge OF their whereabouts
~ further hiduap,u- bad been report.
80 however
The northern government today
gglu tel.graphed Nicvrv Fiu Aim
ssing what steps had been taken in
their h.haif Sir Dtwsn Bates home
secretary r ~. North Ireland cabinet.
flid that ho was not aware that the
rerial government hId taken any
b gns to procure the liberation of the
'rutured men. pn tha Oih.l hand Sir
Ilin"S Craig. the Ulster premier. in 70
message sent tonight % Belfast from
'a.Idon. said th, upcrial government
..ts 'p'ful = n early release of the
lldnaprd 'lstcritcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
IRISH STRIKERS
SEIZE STATIONS
OF RAIL Lines
800 MEN MARCH TO DUBLIN
STATIONS AND TAKE
CHARGE OF THEM.

CoEk lrn lo--An event unprcce
i.utrd H tl" histay uf th. iri-h rail
vat- t..s nH.. foday when 500 strik.
m- u'rt, workers u~semhled outside
s..., |.tilulI lars aud were ordered
o.. aH Boz ln, md mar.h io the va
"..s rINay stations mad take posses.
r uf H7u m behalf ol %. Hailmen's
Industrial Soeiet1
Tfr sr'fcts ,f ~. rilllf. .. Ncre tax
.u aa. tgr eh a. r,sr.
rH-.a.fun n0 tnp -rl.r~ was due
. tlr men having refused to accept
... I..ms .' stt.ew.rl arr "a at py
.t iINlu conference rr~.,HlIy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
DEAF MUTE CUSSES
HUBBY, He CHARGES

NN hstn. .lnifu ftf7
CHICAGO. Feb 90 rpurh lan.
aas, used nf Nee ltuuhcmil
Ful.,r dyaf and jgal uus sli hy
l.r mut.n' 1.-u doai lnd iuml. Goo
ltN, caused their MARITAL difficulties
when Dr. testified iu h.s eut fr
dNur.. tuiIr
iiuN rrWi Sine usr rmeh lar
~r uhu -n b mrr a1ui
4 drr SihHlh HIHeh tard rer
5000 Vhu understood .su hngm4r
'rbIt Was just 'h. 'IulHIr cam,
H.N .b' ruh 'hrougH ta inter
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
JURY FAILS
TO ASSESS
PUNISHM ENT
is YET OUT

By Associated pr,s-
GATESNlLLE. Texas. Feb l0-An.
nouucIng t had agreed on o verdict a.
20 his gull but that .t was stnl un.
able TO agree on punishment ina Jury
in tho trial in % @ Twyman. former
military instructor 100 tho State Train.
ing school. ease her was dli locked
IN az n late hour tonight. The case
went to the jury l1f, Thursday after
noon.
Judge J r Mcclellan l1te tonight
asked the jury if it WAS having diff
Guilty determining bis guilt Word was
sent out th,t the only difficulty was In
determining punishment
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METHOD OF.
RAISING TAX.
FOR BONUS.
AGREED ON.

~ Associated PrrAs
WASIuNGTON. Feb. lO-This pro.
prtm ut soldier honrs taxes was agreed
upon to,lay hy HOUSE ways and
means sui committee. as follows
Two aud unehalt per cent on the
undivided profits Of corporations csti
mated to yield f22 00o. 600.
On parcel post packages. on which
IN. postage amounts Co 2jc ur more. a
~ ul one cent fu each 25r ur fraction
thereof. $4,000, 900.
one cent a gallon On gasoline, 100000.
Wv.
twenty five cents per horsepower on
automobiles. $50 u0o O0o
Doubl. the pr,s-ut no per cent tax
an admissions. where the charge eN'
rcr0s e5c. So 900 900
IDuuhlc existing documentary stars
i,s-s cNccp, in the case ot sales or
Transfer, at capital stock oU which the
lat" Nould be increased from one nj
ticth - ! per cent 90 onctenth OF ]
LET cent, t64,OO0,0o0
An increase of soc per one thousand
IN thr tax OIL cigarettes, S25ooO,OOO
An increase ~ uwo cents pound ON
,1nn'iue and chewing tohaccos, $1,000.
600
toes to Committee.
This program vas later submitted
L. th, majority mcmbcr. ~ the Senate
uuauc' committee Who discussed u
with the House subcommittee mem.
lrrs without any conclusions
The conference will resume tomor.
RON and the plan is to present the
program to President Harding
M-Intirnc another subcommittee ~
tie Holsr ways and means committee
~ln continue work On the horus bin it
tef
Il WAS the hope 10 have The com
l.let.d measure with thc Appended tax
program ready ior the House within e
week or ten days.
~. tussi c~--~4 -f~- - 81 grnuc- ie
!lls eco upo oi isl oDU on0 short of
tlso. nou 900 q yea. vlrh ihr co. .pu'
g." hus figured will De- needed tu cover
'h' ,1s' bonus uayulents o,cr th, two
ana onch'u uS beginning uu Jan
vary : 1928
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
TWO CHILDREN BURN
TO DEATH IN CAMP

PINE Hlt'tE Ark E.h fU TH.
small children uf Ma AMI Alr. I...
sutton. who burned to death Ir 30 N..
which DESTROYED 1 tent in iur.-
camp mean Grady Nrh Tu,-IlE uaH
30 was learned tHdly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
STRAW HAT VISIONS
TO BE FROZEN STIFF
D., ts,~i Pr-.

" A-ffftaNf fffNs
NANSAS City Feh i0-VIsiuns of
"a h''s and olh,r summer apparel
iruurhi 20 the minds oi many PERSONS
spring Ike ieupraiurcs which pre-.
''tiet i~ay oVer most 90 thr South.
vest went rhmm,ting into Toe dis
i1nc, tonight when shain north winds
swept arross the several states and
~ the th'rnomoier o1 q downward
tfrud
Weather fofo,astsrs 4J that tcm.
f.ratrrss ranging frum go Co. - drvrrcs
This afternoon would give wly o. thosr
GO irnm "ne q" 20 d-gre,s lhotc hv the
same time tomorrow. aud blamed l,,luv
s.rn w'eiih'r in the Northwest iar the
sudleu change.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11

OkI NUoNN cfT1 Th io-An cN.
animation 0f co., r,.orfs NJ thc iefunc'
tanE of Commorrr .f ouuglgcc VII
ts u1tle at ouoc D, tI. state examiner
and inspectors office accordfnr 60
statement issued h,|. ht' tod1V ~
Fr,i Parkinson. state examiner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-11
Man shot Dead.
n, Assseists.i trt--

BELFAST Feb l0.-lIcut Morgan
rruWn nl kildare was shot dead today
y Two armed men as be- was return.
Ing to barracks a. Cuuagh with 500
lalluds sterling hr had just drawn from
O hauk They escaped With the money