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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
Waterville Man
Draws $1,000 Fine
in Portland Court

Portland, Me, Sept. 27-Jacob
Barron, of Waterville, was fined
$1,000 in federal court today on a
liquor nuisance indictment. An I'M
lawful possession Indictment was
dropped and a contempt charge for
violating an njunction which had
been put upon him and his premises
under the Volstead law, was held in
allegiance.
Henry Toulouse Of Waterville, was
arrested here today on the charge Of
contempt for alleged violation of an
injunction issued against him two
weeks ago. He is also under indict-
ment on liquor charges. He was re-
leased under $500 bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
Indict Northport
Man for Assault
on Summer Visitor
Especial TO kenncbec JournaD

NSpcCldl " htlilicpcC oOuiHelj
Belfast, Nc, Sept. 27-Walter c.
Nahoncy. aged IS, was indicted in
the Waldo county supreme judicial
court today for crimina' assault upon
Miss Elizabeth Folsom Of Winthrop
Beach, Mass. at Northport where she
was passing the summer. Ten in
dictments were returned by the
grand jury which reported at $50 p.
NJ, today after day and a half ses
sion. Five only We're made public.
The others were: States VS.. James
Cleveland, Brooks. larceny. State VS..
Albert +. Mahar, Unity, an cX-Cana
dian soldier. forgery. state VS., Mac
I.aughin, colorcd, Houlton, larceny.
State vs.. John T. Canning, Belfast,
assault.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
$4,000 Fire at
Newport, Rhode Island

Newport, r. T., Sept. 27--F'ire that
threatened the Newport Casino today
in the center of the city and damaged
II other structures, including seven
dwellings. Seven f1remen sustained
minor injuries. The damage was es-
timated at between $4,000 and $780,
600.
The flames starte in the stables of
the Newport Ice company, which
were burned to the ground last May.
Sweeping through the long block Of
stables. the FIRE. famed by stiff east
wind. spread to frame buildings on
Bath road and Middleton avenue.
At one time it was within 100 yards
of the casino.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
Observe Birthday
Adams at Portland

Portland, Me. Sept 27-The 200th
anniversary Of the birth of Samuel
Adams was recognized in Portland
today at a meeting of the Portland
Historical society at the birthplace
cf Henry W. Longfellow, Arthur c.
Jackson, president of the society,
spoke briefly on the life and accom-
plishments Of the New England
statesman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
Universalists End
Auburn Convention

Auburn, Nc, Sept. 27.-Maine In
iversalists concluded their SO annual
convention with a banquet and adj
dresses tonight. They voted to hold
the 1928 assembly at Rockland. Of
flcors chosen were: President, George
f. Nose, of Waterville; vice prcs-
dents, George w. Bridgman. of Bid
dcford, and Mary l.. Hadley, of Hal
lowell; treasurer Philip F. Turner,
of Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
Racing Card Is Main
Attraction; Baseball
Ends in Row
Skowhegan Team Declared
Winner When Madison Flay-
ers Quit-2.3O and 2.22 in
Straight Heats to Prince
Dell and Delos M.-Exhibi.
ton Miles by Earl Jr. and,
Sister AzOff-Premiums
Especial to kennebec JournaN

Especial to kennebec JournaD
Skowhegan, Sept. 27-Although the
weather Wednesday was threatening.
there was an estimated attendance Of
10000 people at the second day of
what is proving to be the biggest and
lest Fair ever held at Fairview Park.
The parking place for automobiles,
which contains several acres, was
filled to overlooking, and Madison
avenue and all streets leading from
it within half a mile or more were
lined with machines. and all door,
yards in the vicinity of the park were
filled with cars.
Game Ends in Dispute
With the score of the game As in
favorIof Skowhegan in the sixth in
ming, tan argument arose as to a play
on a iplayer being hit by a pitched
ball, and the Madison team left the
field with the umpire awarding the
game! to Skowhegan BY 90 score
The game between Cara bassett
Looge, l. ". y. r., and SkowheSan
Lodge. X. Of p following the dis
puted game, resulted in a score Of
50 in favor Of the Odd Fellows. Be
cause Of darkness this game was
called in the seventh. The score by
innings:
i. Q. .. F. .~....... | | 3 0 Is
*. Of P. ........... 0 0 0 0 0 90
The Races
The race card was run off in fast
order, with the eli trot for a purse
of $500 being the only race of the
day TO take extra heats to decide.
Addie Echo. who finished in fifth po-
sition in the first heat, drew second in
the next and then beat the field in the
Continued on Page Cool. d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
Reed Would Modify
Prohibition Law

Mexico. Mo, Sept. 21-(Ry A. P)-
declaring for a sonable modifica-
: on Of the prohibition law, United
states Senator James A. Reed tonight
In an address opened his campaign
fro reelection on the Democratic
ticket. lie assailed the new tariff as
the most monstrous scheme OF
IIundcr ever conceived by selfshness
M md pIcrd M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

North New Extraordinarily cloudy
Thursday; Friday fair and warmer.
South New England-Fair Thurs
day, cooler on the east coast; Friday
fair with moderate temperature.
East New YorkzFair weather and
moderate temperature Thursday and
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
TURK CAVALRY
AIMS TO CUT OFF
BRITISH FORCE

constantinoplc, Sept. o7.-Turkish
cavalry frcm Ercn lleui with reinforce
ments is advancing to the northeast
upon Asma}-Tepo, apparently for the
purpose Of cutting off the British ad-
Nanccd post at Kcphez
4 British column supported By artil-
lcry he's left Chanak to counter this
threat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
OF CREEK
NEAR EAST SITUATION:

Constantine Deposed in Favor
Crown Prince George---Rebels
Marching on Acknowledging
in Streets---London Cabinet
Pessimistic---See Complications
in New Regime---Turks Men,
ace Both Flanks British Line at
Chanak---Refuse to Recognize
Neutral Zone -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Thursday fair and cooler; Friday fair
with moderate temperature; moder-
ate northwest winds becoming yari-
able.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28

Two duties await you when you r..
eeivs the Journal in the morning: The
The second 10 to telephone your Ad. 20
that others may read II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
Election Comment


lluNicw Ncws What du .,r .H.u.
Pain Farmer Im 'fr. .,ug "a.
q, unou nvopu' h,ln,Ib. eUl
down ior,,lpu tenant tmU-. l.n
lHv rode iu "a. -llt, ruYm of 90 puN.
..na ear ON tn Denver ruld flum WI.H
ila Fails ip Amarillo Sundly usnI
only th, uc't and plu,cr'i, federal
reserve banker and such est q ubils
-r. ride Iu Pullman stat, uon,s. Ert
SOC U1lla News s'lu vorn eruud' @
vino is travelling with Jim muirI 3, D..
40. paper that Jm .I. ,uD. BOO Old.
i.lt, room, do has, believed hlf 1,.
sad 300 hu hri time snr D hft. BE-
IIson would have Thought be- vis 81.
OCT in deituiD ,ircgms'inccs o w.
none other thln uifd Who a. hred,
i rsid 900 mV haste. lil men sr, liars
EtNcntly th.f, were politicians ia
.aIaD IN u,uIs time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24

Ears cried N.ok
Certainly" The Chocolate Rooster
assured them with dignity An Tinky.
Winllrts are congregational and have
big ears 20 flr with Are you blind, my
d..trs9"
No boz ", think YOU are Nancy
rohdnt help saving You're not OF.
augr You're brown aud you've no cars
at an"
At this th, Rooster leo1led down at
himself lii astonishmoni. ana no sooner
had his ewes spiol his chocolate fsath.
ur jhtu hc loi uut ecro'-'h like fra
VIII stlr aud tas morn roOlod into ore.
"Oh" h" screamed This is an out.
rag, This isn't J someone has turned
ino int this creature I'm not | at all q"
Il know. slid Nick "FLlpdoOdlc has
th, FshN queens wand and he has used
u uu yuui
"Surr as YOUR, born declared The
EoOst,. "Nhtt siu,ll dog''
tTa Re Continued
copyright, 1929. NEh Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24

that he opposed any method, that
tended TO break the union,
While he was in the state senate.
he voted for every bin ina, bcuc
fitted labor lie was the autho,
oi the full crew bill and put
through the carshcd law. he also
voted for the automatic coupling
law. safety appliance law eight
hour law. state labor board and
bill prohibiting railroads IRON
sending equipment out Of state to
be repaired.
Let the Panhandle show H.,
faith in Alayiicld Saturday Au.
gust 20, by giving him a trcmcu-
dous majority. Get Ont the en-
tire vote, both men and women.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
County Records

n q. Hubert 20 ncruc /. pvntncy.
1oeo : block lSa. G.. & $.
y. G. Puntney TO II q. Hubbcrt.
$4,000 : block n, W. & Il.
W 7. Keen ctuy. Ccna Flowers.
$1,000 bloch 2ie. Holland
T.. T. PIT. e,ux 10 W. +. bedding.
1900 iiiS block SIS. Mirror.
& T. Minor. ciuV 10 g. {. odon,
'J2; block .. $. Hts
Amarillo Imp. Co. 20 J. 7, Gin. S275,
3 block / s J Hts
Mechanic Liens.
I -. ToDion. 1t uK. TO \. II. smother
man. ti,00 block > AGA. COur;c.
Deeds Of Trust.
o. Tolzen ctuX. 20 Mag Bldg a
Loan Assn. $4,000. block AGA Courte
Eoh,. RcRs. ctuN. 20 STANDARD s. a
/. Assn 5000. part iJ.G block 20S
s. J li;s
Transfers
= n Smu,hcrman 20 Mag Bldg 4
/. Assn. iit9O. 4 block , Aca Courtc
Albert Stcpkon 10 STANDARD $. a ].
= >u. 5000; lari sob block POS S J.
Hts
National l.. q ! Co. go A. ; Rhodc
$500. block 50. Plcn
. G NJ Humphreys To- STANDARD : & I.
h,sr. il.btG.bG 2 block -. plsm.
Ialrases.
3 Nih 'Unsi 60. TO y. \ Morton
liN3.ai. l,ai' u. block 80 F1cm.
H. T.. kinkcad to 6. \ Carlaudcr.
/ q q Lbock e05. 9 j. Hts.
I q. \. Stavlll "a q. \. Carlardcr /.
llocy. .01 $ J. Hts.
I l'berssidt 4 Vaughn 20 g. \. Car
J lander several lots iu S. !. Hu.
a. " Shouts 70 " g. B,rdwcll 2
block '3s plem.
\. .Ders'ad' GaD, Webster. IS!
! block ). $ J.
fadiyit
g. G. Msl 20 q u. Murphy. !
block ~ "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24

swan sloNly round '. Antony
What's u Ike aid Antony.
"Cold. Wei. her luck 90 b."
Ilr gave suGdon .a. flashed Tor
moment IN thc watcr, and was
-ouc. Antony stead % the boat. and
took another loot ~ hi7 landmarks.
F.ll caiuc No bob Au Win q
loud SNployion.
"lts pretty muddy bg protested.
Weeds"
NO. thank tho lord
even. nv aEain."
: TNl catr mot krk and 9.e.
apn,arcd. fgsia NrtrpF cosN,l INC
Z hnT back -trto pos lion. aud ssain
Bu popped up. CHS time 90 front OF
him.
II feet that if throw YOU elr.
dine" said Antony 0 20 smile.
''sou catch a. ia yogr mouth uII,s
proitily."
ITS awtl.ly eay 20 10 funny
from whero YOU 9fr How much
longer have | got 10 80 on doing
this7'
Antony looked A. his watch
About three hours. We must ge,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
CASE SECRETARY SAYS
PANHANDLE IS EMPIRE

l T.. Sawyer, secretary Of the J. 7.
CASE Thrcshing Machine Company. let
last night after spending shor, time
Amarillo
sawyer with Kris Kiscr. local
ser oi IN" :. Case Company. and
Nis,r took a trip into New Mexico
"a Texas points while the Case Off
al was In this section OF the state.
Mr. Sawyer said this was the most IN
tcros,ing vacation tup u is kind no
had ever taken.
He was especially impressed by the
asincss ~ the Texas Plains. SAVING
hat iio Panhandle was an empire With
u itself Mr. sawyer sees = great M
urc for this section as an agricultural
region
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
ADVERTISING BOOSTS CITY.

Dallas IS dong more newspaper
advertising IMAM iort worm ah'
me Advertising cllh "I Inc ldtter
city Is getting Jealous. W hat IS
inc matter WIN ron Worm from
an Advertising STANDPOINT; was
inc subJect discussed az a meet
lng inns week. u was mentioned
tndi ciih'r "i U.s." Ddl''S n'W>pd-
pefs carrie, more advertising
daily tnan al Fort Worth dallcs
and "rrkIlc- combined.
Continuing % report ot the
meeting t'r i"il Worm Record
story says
One oi the reason, ior the
steady pfogTcN' and apparently
good business u Dallas Is the
continual advertising beng don"
by itS merchants, Il was SAID 1t
the meeting.
III seemed To- bc the genera
opinion Of the ad men that Fort
Worth - beng materially Grip
pied IN the eyes OF the rest ol
Texas bv II, lack 81 enterprise ia
advertising
Attention was called 90 the
tact that newspapers over the
United state, ar" showing large
increases IN advertising over The
amount rcalllcdin lg!t
Another of the member, cN-
pressed the opluioU that It five
advertiser, IN Fort Worth would
spend 81 reasonable percentage oi
their gros, sale, receipt Tor al.
vcrti,iug II would brlug % hu,
increase cot sale. iu ilue ciif aud
prevent local patron. from VISIT.
ing market, outside cot 'hs city.
When advertising gets slack.
the people notice u 81, well a. the
newspaper thcmsclNcs. Reader
hike to read 1drrr'i1ng Tor 'h."
know that they can save money
In their purchase. y paper WITT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
NOTICE TO rIIE PuBIAC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation Of
any individual, firm. concc-n or cor.
porstlou. that may appear "a the col.
urnns OF The News. VII be gladly cor.
rected, when called to the attention Of
the editor. II Is net the intention u
this newspaper TO wrongfully use or
iniure any individual. firm. concern OF
corporation. and corrections viii be
riade where warranted as prominently
ss was tho wrongfully published refer.
cnce or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
MUST REBUKE jim.

1t will be just two day, uutl
Texas voters will make their Sc
lection oi a United States scua-
tor. The choice must be made
between Earle Il. Mayficld. for
mcr state senator and member pl
the state railroad commission,
and James T.. Ferguson, i'm
peachcd ex-governor OF IcXa,.
Panhandle voters should turn
cut by the tens ol thousands and
give Ferguson a rcbukc that viii
remain with him the remainder OF
his life. lie must learn that hc
should not offer himself for IN
office unless his platform is right
and he is willing TO campaign III
Il fair manner.
No man who has ever disgraccd
Texas has received such consider
alton as Ferguson Five years
ago this september he was I'M
peached and prohibited forever
from holding a state office. Many
legal men OF Texas have declared
that tho state statute would pro-
hibit Ferguson even from being
elected TO a national Office Be
lief is expressed that the -cut.
would reject Ferguson claim ilg
a seat should he bc elected.
But Ferguson has done u,Hcr
things that should be- condemned
lar more than his mere dr-.g. tu
win a political office. llci, ask
ing the Democratic party to clear
a uame that Ferguson put the
blot upon himself. Ii Is rather
for Ferguson To- live IN such
manner that his name viii b,
cleared and not for the Ucmo-
cratic party 10 whitcvNh hum
In io2o Ferguson formed the
american party and was u, can
iidate for president ilc urged
Texans 10 forsakc the Dcmoc
rstic party and vote TO- him lie
declared that the Democrat,
PARTY was dead and that % would
ease 10 be- a factor in the future
~ POLITICAL affair, ilr proved
himself a traitor g. the Demo
'rats IN 1870. a year that the
party needed LOYAL supporters be
cause q the reaction against il
during the war iut Ferguson
'r', the party and denounced ii.
SO one but Ferguson would have
enough brass to ask favor at the
lands Of those who have 50 high
is honorcd him IN former ycars
after his record.
Eight years ago Ferguson won
nomination Tor governor
Jearust Ball. Ferguson used his
Infamous tactics and made BAL,
appear a gambler and drinking
man before the campaign ended
With Ball on the defense and no,
much OF fighter. Ferguson came
out victorious.
ferguson has attempted 10 pu'
I.arle b. Mayiicld on the defense
but this las not been possible
Aayiield's record has been toe
clean and honorable 10 be tramp
"a IN the dust by an impeachcC
- .goycfuor.
M,hough.letguson Ia. appear
q as ,hc friend Of union abb,
snd hs. ssked fof union man
t-s rhis sseo-1 l,,-v ~, :,
..-;s;ss sf;tl,:ct = II. ..i.r
sl.ftH.f SSsh tie Faiel,...s "a
81 ecrur;h denounced the ex.g3~
ernos ior ms actions.
On The other hand Maybe
las 1hcwr tina. Ne I, a friend T
s1stct '''Aen tesnaous.
30 s1fof al yslEzi-y. &c -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
Irond Of Reror,I

Mckinney Courier Gazette, Iim Tcl.
gaon hlt tr,qu,mh deserted recently
thgt b. De- proud ~ h.. record as goy.
er1or ard although hc was lmp,achcd
gf' ti'Dtrd from Offig, tor mauv
crimes. get O.. would %. "a. some thing,
es'r az boz if Doe v'r. o. omtc. TAR
\ i,r thou 600 tlIi e ,susr g5n,y
- arch . crime aulll =. hang,d IT,
~ TIE en' 'rr 'efIsl cont. g. i'm Fcr.
i~su ilfesii' tfh' ains ira beer
snI'e g,psi egf. f.e!tf!tn s-..n4
rfA' So. ir =. .rg.f,i slnaas
"a 70. b. :. ;.1s.' ,.s3sa. ps..A..
iiAC- ...-.-e. y 20 ! l5cL oslta
ff.s. Earry ,'ifier - rh1ngea baek
~ his mrs ioff fersrson prochia,G
'rassh th1 aaAe ED Jim Ills elsc.
i.0a would be hailed the i.aiion over
- groat anti vic'rfy snd vags h.
e fgssrvshss q oths. .sIusts snasss.
O. ...--s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24

~ ~ 7 ~
hack before daylight Eu' he
anlrker if YOU can. because is
rather cold Tor M s.ttns here"
BIN q kel q handful Of water a.
BIN and dsappeared again. lie was
under To- aimost a minute this time.
ard there vas n grin on MS face
whom 10 was visible again.
I've 80. %. bat - drvl.sh hard
10 gci up I'm not sure that 10 ISN'T
TOO heavy 'or me
"Thats sll right" said An,0ny. 10
brought lYf q bail Of thick string
from BIS pocket Get this through
tho nsnar = you can. AID then Ne
can born puil."
Good man" lie padded 20 the
side. took one end ~ the string and
padded back again. Now thea"
Two minutes later Tho bag was
safely in tho ho3'. Bi.l clamhcred
N ''ier ard ANTONY rnw'i hack
Gwen dome. watson he said
ouletiy. a. hey lsndsd
he fr. bed Their Two coats, and
then Vsrrd. tho hag IN MS hand
willis Blr irisd and dre=rod hlmssif
A. soor 81 the latter So reedy h.
took nls am and led AN INTO the
-opse
They sat down. and taking IN. oas
4 between bis knees. Antony pressed
the catch and opened IL.
'Cio,hesr said Bill
Antony pulled oui the top garment
and s1o9k IL Out. Il was a we'
brown flannel coat.
do yoE recognize ~" he asked.
MARKS brown flannel suit
The one he IL advertised as nav
ing rua away IN
Yea"
| s,'oav pui hls hard b, the h'sas'
po.ks' sn1 Itch GU scrs lsf'srs ~
ccnAisrs5 tea 15utL AZ Tor 60
lsrf
Z fspEsss IL better rsae 5s--.
- 49, ns4e. Jgst ~ Sec ~
.ookse lEagaingly OIL H.L. woo noe
o~d antony turns % ia iorel
sat Elzncss 81 thsm- Bill valiss
snrlous'y.
Yes. Marx Hailor'
What = :tz-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
HEIGHTS OPENS
MAYFIELD CLUB
OF 100 VOTERS

M,r. han 700 qualified voters q san
icint" Height. have ALREADY signed as
Icmb.rs oi the new Mayii.ld chih in
nN s'r'ion u the CIV. according 10
No. of M, leaders IN tn club. Thee
On Signatures were SECURED in about
n hour tim, " Is claimed that this
: by nu means "a, full strength 10
i1yti'ld iu Stu Jacinto Heights as
th'r 'otus are rapidly signing -
members ot thc ,lut
d. v W Cml is pres dent ~ th.
rs3n.kiiou wh.cn was formed Tues.
lay night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
SOUTHWEST TRAIL TO
MEET AT WOODWARD

The Canadian Clovis and CsnsdisD
wichita DIVISIONS u N. Soutbusst
Trail viii hold e convention IN WOOD
ward. Okla, about September - &C.
cording TO Mayor =. T.. Reid. Of Psmps.
president Of the Canadian cloSts de
vision
Mayor Reid urges that Amarillo have
strong delegation al the Woodward
meeting. as u b. the hope 10 brins tho
next meeting 10 Amarillo. The south
west Fral leads from Chicago 20 FL
raso. Wa Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
THREE MEN ARRESTED !
ON CAR tHttT CHANGE

I.Ftf zen SKYE. ,ita ut c. ar
- y a.,aT1.- @t-s captured ~
fAreAnsn TIM. re .ssta vtfs
.aken haek ~ Nsmrh'. W ffnil County
cttee.s.
~ {. Williams. NC Walker and w.
DOUGLASS were IRE msu arrest~i. Pa.
'ro'iiian Townes sssd he YES tod tue
AZ "ss f's-s'r fc-tcFss ron 4 d.
a. Ia.se 1se fsa -.fte.s. Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
" AAMlLEE

Tho mnu gs w,u' Boy s.ovv To.
Anton, s,us hidden n the under
growth :. iht foot o. his tree. a new
problem vas presenting it-cif sup
po.a Casl~y nid 90 mako more Than
ono Io.rncy tpdt night Gee might
come ta-k to md them In tha boat.
or. NJ mrm i'd.ct. n tho water
Ils s.rs rr.o 0scd on the boat a.
no CONS, rrc1 these ininss, md sud
d.nIt, ~ o. u1frrai.ycd from no.
where. Cstl.v vas standing by Tho
bua, o. h,s hand Was a small brown
bag
,syicy ru' tho bas 10 the bottom
~ 600. boat. ,rop6cd ir and uslng 81
v,r e. q r1u'po,r. pushed slowly
or 1,W ecrv silently. he rowed
Ipusad the middle ~ Tho pond
ilc had stopped Tho oars rested
ON tho water Ne picked up the bag
from between hrs fooi. lcant over
.rr moo of rho bo1'. ard rested il
utnft un ino water for q moment.
Inrn Boo hf Geo Dr. sank slowly. Re
va.i.d 'nr.r. Wp'crrg afraid. per.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
Thu WEATHER

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general ,ir
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= j. of Weather Conditions.
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Copyright 1923. NEh Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24

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