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Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13

Nis. Fedora B,besats .ho hs' been H aaw -,easefef
 A....r. Anna and ssatr K.l'As we're
 ster salHfia3
 Mu C l. Adsms visited her slater, $ Ta.HaH E etbofa. Sat ar8a>
 bir and Mr Joseph Moatsille have removed from Wood.'eyk avenue e. Chapel 1cct
 Mr. E NJ Warner and daughter H Ge,tuar Hf Wot .e.f. Saturday
 hlr and Mrs A ys5ssss entertained Nts loo He.ade of "ogn- sefe. SlHtHS
 Mr and Mu Esd Young of Nor lE n.-f Sunday NzlH Nr and Ns \ A BHrd,ft Gfeta stfeet
 Ms. Marian Allen of Roehport Mas returned 0lta HE C Stu- ~ fo-a .taE Hese Y several weeks Mr and Mr. r A Msryotte have been entertaining af tau-ater N E WaasH af Ea-t pros
 
 Ma. Eleanor C.tpeaser la. return. faem 4 week Est uith her -lstt.l Nl k,uHeu 8alAH Wr tHfgp. Mas
 Among Worcester visitor, Satur- iae Metc Misses Marjorie and Ethel stashan. Mrs N Cole and Ms A#ct sherman
 R W Bsbhist the leeksm'th has e,aeee. from IS FHfeN- street te Inc house at Eaasasez staefts ra,sHt h=eaeatea ht Ne hb>
 An enumeration of adult :. omen up ta tH, aec of te years has been made H Putnam so chat aa sHuaa personal IaN Hay he assessef eEa5et them Nr and Ms. EsHl Naa,~orth.
 ls -lref .yft Iasf week fof Los
 .rz. Ca H WatsWorth- par
 0aaatca ta,ae sssefal month, aeo. Sir and Nu jaus, W Hail and N and Mn John Mccall havv eg.
 to grt
 rr a Surnysia,
 aHe
 The secretary sf ahr town ,ehooi eeuri,tty. Fesres, announces tht Putnam - e. reee.ye the sum oi
 fum She >tats aa4ef tse syef
 tttndance EW
 Thsmas Hannifan RaareAd street r II s student of elaSs a4. was op s1stcd on for appendicitis Friday al thg Day kimhaA Hospital and & mak ne a good recovery
 ulris St Mare. sallesk street, ~hs has been clerk in the store of r W Nanan for tWu years. closes his "a bors Wi,h that firm tomorrow Co entet tha insurance business He has heei dgyotlng a portion of his spare tim' soliciting for ihe Racine Insurance Agency. nan.ekon. and has been g successful that he will soon open branch citse hert "a the near future where he win attend Co an kinds Q insurance
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
B.psi.s Church Note,
. ] . NT.-7-I- U--.0-

Rev ]. z Ste3aard. Pastor
 W E Moss .z the hew treasurer ef the Bible seAael
 Al the Worker Council Mss Lucy FarroWe was chosen superintendent of the Cradle Roll president If tho Sannysade Club. assistant Mrs. c E. Richardson was reelected snperin- tenaeni of the Junior department.
 The Sannysiae Club met with Mss Harriet Kendall Monday evening. a, the home Of Mrs Myra Munson, Gen Ngievt street
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
St phsl,p. Church Note,

Ea Ia E.y. Ee.tu n HVN nltter 4E Church School
  
  I'm annual alf HtelnE AsiH ar Hrlt MH t.e Ga AZ th- meeting reports fa tAa Neat la9l are reeelVea and discussed and nations af afa +u Co sefse on the executive conn ttee fer the gamsnr tear aft made ta the Avhdeaean
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
AMONG THE CHURCHES
aisths9,st cbasst Note.

R Eaas tastaI Htif ttu fNK etEuffIr Na East tantH nH aetaHHf af tnr iam
 I'te young neapir WIli meot if The mrlaf ef the church Fu'N evening faf seslal and alse ta p.aa faf far- fhtl sttaeitaaz
 p'au are beHE nadc faf the n Haai chuHlH hsme HHsht @ ht Efs6a ii thr ear8 part of February
 Tho ea 1f the church ui.i se.ee 2
 3cr upper Wein sias evening. In vtf W g Fuler shef rh.- sil ht fHeHfIoH v fre sHaf eei.h N e8eh ar.un.ca .as. ee sr HHte
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
Ia.s. Fsr M.rr.-a Psr,sn.

I.e BEgrae A., of 1921 contains important ataezz#ras. subject of fHeaaeat sa. 4asA relate- ta iae nef- .anal exemptions allowed maIf.si per -ar. ana ll second to the provision requiring t1at return be made of leo,> laeuue of S5.000 of more
 The -et provides that 8 married person, tEmE with husband of wife. who-e Hes aeeme for 1921 waz s5. ooe as Is-- shall be allowed per -onai eNemIuga of S2.50o lf tbe net incom af saeh person aas over S5.- 00Q Inc eNempuon is S- 000 UndeF thc Beegaa Az; of igls tho personal cNrHtH allowed 8 martlrd person wa. >2000 eeardless of the amount .f -,l Income The normal fax fatr eer.zaz aaeeaeefi. s per cent on the tHz ss=eeH If Iet mcane ahess the exemptions. aad per eent an the fe- manning a6t aIome
 ln ere st au .a. se eycc tti shall not be subject
 1T aately disprapo ate tax beeaass 9f the rvduCtiou of th, exemption 5000 thereon. the lau gseN5ee tass sach redgctaa sna5I moi opeuass esease ,e tz ah.et Noala as ah.e # tae sse sg4ez wele S2a by mo .han th. amount v saa net Income E eNeea- 4
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
elauya. hy blood. marIiagc or aaop-

elatyss hy blood. marriage or adop- ton
 Heretofore person whose net in cum, sss l.sz ta4a h.- exemption tSl.o0e f sIH ie. ut >5,uJ8 If mar Hec vas hot required Co uic q re= ,urr Under fhe Revenue Act Of iy-l. f fHe gf6z Hg5ae of ID udl5 .4ual e444II. .>ey,ir3 s5.00Q o' .f tr~ combined eras Income of t married couple 4nd tha, of 4ependeHt mine yhlldreu euuaiicd or exceeded s5.000. d return must be iileI, regard less Of the amount of net income
 Net ncome' is gross income. less certain deductions The fac, that at ioWablg deductions from gross in come. Tor business expenses. losses, bad debts. efe. may reduce the net income to n amour, below the Der sonal exemption, ef Sl,000 or 5000 does uot alter the requirement tu file return of gross Income, .f such el5ss Income etsaslHe aE esereir5 0ee
 Luxury Taxes Go
 Patrons of soda water fountains. ice cream uazioFs and similar place. of bushes no longer are required e pay the tax af aHa cent for each la eeHt- af fraction thereof eu ff amouat expended fer sodas. suaias,. 'ur similar articles af food or drak J .e small aa. Hay rejoice n the faet taat aH |e5=5IeaH cone doesn't e6st sn extra u6 fae taN imposed 6g tae ReveHa At 1921 s oa sbes- efage- and constituent parts there of and Ha hy the manufacture
 IHe tax uH the trans sportation of freight anu passengers is repealed ef- fectiye January 1929, also the tsz paid by the purchaser on amounts paid for meu's and w0mens wearing apparel fsfses. HaIs. caps neckWeaf. shirts, hose. stezt in excess of 8 sneei- fled pree
 Taxes imposed under Section 404 (which under fhe Revenue Act Of 1918 included .hs taxes on wearing apparel are now confined to 5 per cent taA ea thr following articles Carrst-. on tHs ansoan; .u excess ef S4.50 saaa6e var rugs. on the amount ia eNeess af So @ square yar3 1. trunks ar the amount ia excess Of S15 each yalsses traveans naes. suii cas- e- ha; bqN vale ar ariet che amount eNee, of S taCh purses, rae stt hanNs tepra and hand haes. en tae amount H eSle>s of S5 each, portable l.ehtl-e H2-u-e.. teelasfiHs lamps gt s kH.3s. aa The amount In excess of S1o each. fans. on te
 1aaa. e5ee af Si ,acr These taXe, are aelaaei in tho man4far- turrr> excise taxes. and are payable by tht manufacturer, producer or 1u- porter, and not by the purchaser. as required by the Revenue Act Of 1918. The manufacturer may reimburse himself. hy agreement with the pur. chaser. sy quoting the selling puce and fax su separate and exac; amounts, CT by stating 10 the purehas- CT in advance of the sale. what per ton of the quoted price represents the price charged for the article, and what portion represents the tax.
 The taxes oa sporting goods tten. his raekess. fishing rods. baseball =-s football uniforms. etc. are repealed also the taxes on chewing gum. port able electric fans. thermostaiie con
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
New here-old in Dixie Land of the long leaf pine gives the world
 famous vapor rub for all cold troubles

The famous healing odors of the long-leaf pine are to be had. even if you can't go South For people subject to colds. a North Carolina druggist some years ago worked out a vaponzing salye. containing the verv es- sence Of pine sap. together with other healing penetrating vapors
 This wonderful preparation, Nicks NapoRub. has been the
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
E. .s..-.--',-...a-s.--

Entered as Second Class Matter a ss posfufice at Putnam, Conn, ac- ording 70 the Act ct Congress
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13

tainers, articles made of fur. and toi- let articles and musical instruments.
 Following are forms for making rec faens and regulations relating Co tas- ss which may be had on application to offices of collectors of interna. 4eS
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13

standby for years in Southern homes. Year by year and State by State its reputation has grown until today Vicks is the fayonte treatment throughout the country for all cold troubles. croup. catarrh-neuralgie pains, skin hurts and itching skin troubles Druggists are stocked now. Get a good supply at once
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
Impsrs.nt Saving cIaa..

For example. oh a net income of s5,0lo. the lax. without this saving clause. Woaid be Siaoso which is { per cent on .0io. the amount of net income les 4n exemption of 2.000. The actual tax is stl0.4o. computed as folloNs from the net income of s5,0lo | 4educted s2.S0o. leaving s2,sle, tae per cent tax on which amounts to sioO.s0. To this is add ea sio, the amount Of net income in excess of s5.0o0."
 The personal exemptions allowed Tsis.if,s-d es1ens. apply aiso to tas bead of family. a person who sup ports ln oue household one or more
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13

In. Putnam Patriot ls On Sale Friday Aftsrnosns si ths
 Following Places Putnam News Co., Union st Hirhaei J Lynch NeEs Store United Cigar Store Front st Fred Corbn. Bugber Corner Fr day Evening lt May Bs ob,sia-
 ed Al The Thompson Post Office. hrseue Ffapnisrs Barber Shop. North I5rozE guurIEte Grosvenordale Pust office N J Kenney. Heehauicsviils Pomfret Post 0Hce
 The Patriot 0fRee is open eaeh ThurndaY afternoon. but closes for the day at noon on Saturday
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
 AT HE MOVIES
 Irlara hnalre

victory heatfr TonIE6t and Saturday Ben IyieIl n "The Idle Rich
 Sunday. GaFetH HaTtes iH Gar nent of Truth
 Monday and Tueaday "shan af Society 4f# B#bafa Clstietaa #a# A0utaW Love
 WeaHsdag s48 TnursdaF. gaH- -tauce BHasg to sFfsi Love
 Bradley Theatre FHdaF 4aa Saturday. Mi IHIa bstt "fhea Roberts Sunday Gladgs Walton. Man Tam fr
 Monday aa Tuesday Mary piek lord. Through Haek Door Wednesday and Thursday. Richard BN. Poverty af Riehes"
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13
INCOME TAX FOR
 MARRIED PERSONS
Two New and Important Pro- visions In Revenue Act ct
 1921 About Exemption
"Lusury and .Nui.ane T.sr. Al
 Finally Abolished Definitely

Ever ~4Hsg tHe approach oi t4e New Icar. The Patriot has been reeeivuE various qae-uuHs on reeard Co the in- eeme tts .a8s for this year Hither tl. lae, af definite information from tHe Collector If Internal Revenue has made t impossible to give immediate
 naes L. these inquiries However u ~sftrs of analytical bulletins which ate telHE sent out from Hart fotd fuIf information viii s1aH b. ..4.ahEe The following information fHt taNue ot mauie per sons aHd tfe 'uNnry and ''nutsauEe' t4Nes afa printed herewith te Ht at eHz 45Al-
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-13

enae; manufacturers excise tax Form FPS revised, Regulations 47, revised; tax on works of art and jeSelry, Form 72sA, revised. Regulations ts, revts- td taH on beverages. Form 726, re- Vized. Reg lla.iens 12. revised.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
NEWS NOTES ABOUT
PEOPLE OF TlABAN
specialize The News

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NO SHORTAGE IN
UNION B00KS-PICkET7
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
STRIKE BREAKERS ARE
DRIVEN OUT OF TOWN
CONSTITUTED FROM PAGE ONE,

ployes. unions and organizations
o. b. generally conceded that tho
board win dc,id, %, eases without the
,rmlliv 81 oral argument 90 ~ he-
lowed the hoard viii hI~, iis decisions
.r 20, scale used in the resent dc,i.
.ions applying respectively 20 the
maintenance uf way m'u, -hup' uits
Iud the other classes .f railroad labor.
Hlid m,mh,ft declared ihlt the
f4ut. 90 ISSUE wrru similar o.. those
Boo Oh, track w"i kcr- ,t-'. although ~.
u.lui,usu,. men hld ouh IHlDi.d un
fle question az aCC'ptiu- $3.50 uHN 600
wage reduction Tine tIstN m,r agreed
tH Accept this cut under prot sf uu tho
meintoly hear their pleas Cor vugc al
tHn,es ratroactiv" o. Iulv O.
Railroad executives asserted that the
mni, serious iesu,.--nIlf. 800. contract
t."rl -.'lr,.tdy had t.-ru removed ls a
r.a.nf If Issue. hy she H.lrr ~ the
roads The working rui.. rrmlu -
uI1'tt.lily thl ,ulv .i.tl.I, fu I-.i,-.
Meanwhil, M. nth day ct th, val.olt
f.is-ed rumparaiN,ly G..f. sIihoueh
several Clashes were rHuff.I FROM
v.driy separated rrfiDue nf ft. ,uuu
COS Railways go uart u.irfe hrrrn
employing urW m.n fn 't., th, rite,.s
ot the -ifikrrs. ub.b HhaI- nfII. o.
their men thar their uil,s.s vnuid i.,.
feld oien fur them until Iuiv De- f..r-
their names would io .tii,k.u from the
rolls with the possession oi their geniur.
~ privileges. Traffic continued prtc-
uoally without interruption although
some roadiusimsni of seh.duisr AMI the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
FUTURITY SHOW TO
BE PART OF FAIR
Spectral 10 Tho News

CANYON. July -- The Fumritv
Show which viii ro % part of the RAJ.
drll County Fair to %, held i'm Canyon.
S'ut0mh.r o.. O. = Be- creating much in.
t,r,si tuoua 'h, Registered swine
hrDi.r. Oh. Randall County
Nomination. Tor tho unror Jersey
Fuw1y Show have hr,u made from
twenty h,uls In tho Panhandle and
900. follows o. e. Iumnas. " l..
N.,N, Clss Jennings. e. \ Price:
John Hugh' Wait. MILLER T. ".
Harrison % Hereford. " e. Roffov,
RAYMOND Atkinson OF claude. Ncelv
E' OF Amarillo. D. g. Tryr of Tull.
W I' Fulton Of Amarillo. T. u Willis.
j y r,ihuru u T. Foster. T. l.. King
81 Nmrulo. g. g. u,uaud oi Amarillo.
sm ilioit Of Amarillo. j C.. Hale u
Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
Ready Fans-Sk;pper Johnny
Meanor and Gang Coming
Today-Let's getin the Parade

here are expected - show bigger mar
gins in favor IT the locals.
The ga ~rfe vii be- ~ houp Tor -
days. Lubbac, coming Nund.,, tor three
lmeS
Ro, Merton, the clubs snuthpaw, aud
considered the best iu lh' league. VIII
open Tor the GasSsr>. 10 came Within
IN ace Of beating the locals when STAN
lord was herr IN her last series. hat 80
rors lost him thr game. IIe', good. Ice
,hut Oni ~, NWatters MundiN. aud II
won't surprise ~ II hc doesn't du II
again today.
II viii br his iir,t appearance here
in . Gasser uniform. and of cuur-,' ven
have % give him big lnud
isro"ls . expected o. start Tor the
visitors.
Dent target the huur--ll.i0 this
morning. I,rri bod, De- there lnd ven
give Skipper IoImny and W., gang tie
Kind III y reception they deserve. Iris
go'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
Galveston Shut Out.

Iipl STuN. July Houston beat
Galveston here today hy the soor" 90 %
Fl. % Whu.Hn was rr.p,nan,l, fur no,
iI Do. a.o played 1u important pant
o. 100, gaHl.. naE.ns hils and drew 30
v H.uu' O.. Is ..".. i.n. O. 800, Il',.
C'YJ,,.l WIS 600 sr" torm and noll
.fa. Cr..s 81. forr scattered mtf
Galveston uuH Hun 600 %
Iluu 'Uu ... I.I ult UU 3
f.'. Srl, and Grtnth. Goodwin md
g. Hu-nuv'u Two hI9c hits white.
.uNr IHr,. base hits. Bild,,. SaCrii,,s
Bailey Nhucmln Double phys Dovlr
r1 u,noNlle Goodwin to Blades 20
pcnoylllu Has,s on balls lee ., SIrl, d.
Goodwin . struck out Goodwin o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
MRS. PEARL THOMPSON
DIES HERE WEDNESDAY

Mrs Pearl Thomp~ln. - wife o. e.
% Thompson. died 40 irral hospital
af $50 O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon
besides h,r husband shc leaves au in.
art SON. a.. o. Thompson Dr. AMI her
iathsr aud mother M. and Mrs j A.
Carter two brothers Edward and Mack
81 TcSline two sisters. Opal and cath
crime. also of TeNln. Alrs THOMPSON
was a member oi To-. First BAPTIST
church ~ this CITY.
The body viii b. IN state AZ tho
Criggs funeral parlura pending arrival
~ relatives from Tennessee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
"tNclop," l. Sentenced.

BAKERSFIELD. Calf July John
~ \'i'llr convicted hy % jury ct as.
-Inltne ID. Dwight Il Mason n q
recent ku kiuN Kun raid 10 Taft. to.
DO. was .nt,nond to s,ry, an ind,f
i'" 'HW H' state. prison. 40 the time
L" lH' assault uu ur Mason. who W..
hn..d Dos 'h. n. nul flueg.d accord.
ius i' testimony 900 200" ula oi yu,llr.
tho defendant was exalted ryolor.' ~
th' r.J ISLAM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
~, settlement Probable

ny 's-ocinied Pres
CHICAGO July 5-ln railroad cii.
cl.. ii was declared that the way had
.,ir..,h h.ln cleared fur iull settle
mont ora thp rfnyrst issuo-that ~
contract worthy roo, agreement of th"
tw.ly, rolds to abolish outside cone
frlci.ue ai the labor htrd meeting I-'
rr.dlN when Mr. jewell ignored au or
don 90 aupelr aud explain his strike coz
dor
T.. fsf .yrl4ua'Ion ~ This Incident
v... madp IN Nr Jewell tonight when
Do. said that 100 have appeared before the
l.bDr Iolrd e. ..dly would have resulted
DO, Ia mobilize, suauonsiou ~ work hy fh"
shannon and u,.sitl. uloodshpd lio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
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KANSAS cry Jus .-N bttof
..t,.-.H. John D.. llAu. pu.d 600 90
fh. nff,l MIN, Wurs,i- u Amriiai
ia hpk or action ir connection with
the H'rr.u. ll min' wa killings was
sent to-day hy iude- StmmI a. Dow 90.
M, circuit rurt of this rii, Judge
Dew recently ui'd a. t-tiou Boo vmrl
l,V.- vu. defendant uH.H AlrNlHI,t
lu1af. kansas mime Ww,,I .a..f
.sUrH .H wuu. uou arau~I 90, fft,r
rIftrt uIir.Is Lewis vnr mr fn,
.ard Two auys u0 Iudgr p.ay dcul,i
fhr nuuyiion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
MOOSE PICNIC
FOR SUNDAY Is
BEING PLANNED

a lr. olHH.h.ou,d hr.l.f u.ni.
r.i SUNDAY is h.int PLANNED IN w,u
beers 81 th, LOYAL Orl'r o N'., .r
Amtuu.
40, vlu u0sir" to p, ar. requested q.
u,.t them GOO ZOO, " - N 300. 900 90
o'clock in The morning
tn, outing viii lr n.lj nD the Eu
tom Roach RAM west ol BusElInd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
Sa,, Birli>li e. H. Arrested.
~ Associated Pres

MEXICO CITY Iuly III rrW,rul
Gat.s thi. Afternoon declares 30
EARNED froiu .fnrIl s1ur.. t.lf au oi
.,r 0.- Oh, arrest ot 4 Efpr ti,1..I
en- a ..ltt.. O. ..l ti-lu.Ia"n va. is-u,4i
t',I1f o.. a 'I.. nst...a ...ut. II Lim
uo I'd as-.rtv th1t su,h .n ord,f .t
ab'mf Co. b., BE- ucd l.u iu lt. thi
aflurron OBJ, United Stale, ,.asa.,
bias t.r'itsd no ldt .rt cot lu arrest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
CATS MAKE IT
5 IN ROW over
WICHITA FALLS
BY Associated Prs.s


FORT WORTH Iuly 3 Fort Worth
m,d. DO fs. straight over Wichita Fails
winning tbr nFt game 81 M series 20.
.d,y , o. Kraft bit bH utf,h HON,
Prom 100 day. No one waf an bnso
i"lr 1'.u ht lur 'Ho circuit Pate
pitched mrst,riv ban % ,ll hut one
uuul. su. relieving WHITAKER IN
.fr. rr-i viu DO. visitors scored thre.
ruu.
Nicht Fails 3uU uUU O0Oi-A a
Fort Worth - lee 100 2uN-S ,
F.~W1u Ruth and kurh.ns. Whit
'ri'"r ana Huworir
saolon ltses Btok. Adams Slcrifrcc
bits Tanner r1t, o. Ewolt Two h,sc
r'f, Suum Cbivo. Coomhs. White
Thr. base hits Cllvo. Hawurth. Home
f.u Kraft Stars Doubl. plays. Adams
Poo %. whit, 10 Adams to Bcck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

Summary Douglass. llornshy. shell
. Bupp. Frierson @ Surrin 2, Pipkln 3.
Moore. Comstock. Fitzgerald. Chancy.
INers . Errors. Micrs. Currin, DOUG
Is Msanor. Moore Two base hits,
Byers. Pipkin. Home runs Frierson.
Sacrifice hits. Meanor. Naples Bnpr
Struck out. by Mers q IIul !. bv Nh
Iles ?. Frierson 3 Bases on hallH, uff
lin 4. off Miors I Naples 2 Passed
lalls. Pipkln. stolen bases Comsto,k.
Fitzgerald Shell. Time Of game. ! ~.
Umpire. Price.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
MI aboard gang!


Hop 90 the band wagon. fm were GO.
mr. ~ the Santa Ee station ~ ll:iO.
skipper J0hnny Nranur aud his gang :
canning back home and we're g1ing ~
give them the glad hand
Crank up the I'D ili,Vcr and duu't
.ili up town alone. for we're ~ going
down ~ greet iae pennant winning
gang, who under skipper Johnny's
supervision lRve iesp-d laurels upon
thsms "l,r---HnJ Amarillo.
\marilln taniOl Drum torps viii fur.
Li~ii the .ausic bat don't h. content
with that. It'll h. good. mind you. hut
the more muSsr ana racket the better.
see thai the old nivvsr's horn i work..
INK
with the 6assers will he that hard
hii'inr Nwaii"r aggregation. who come
lere for three.Eame series. opening
to-day. The tassers With u crippl.d
club ir0unced them in the series Just
closed on their home lot. aud the score.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

SwEETwATER. July b-swooiW0.
yer and Amarillo again divided q dou.
Bile bll thu Cassers winning the first
n 20 10 and losing the aftermath - 20
= Both games wer" ragged affairs.
in which everything known 10 baseball
happened. Pred Ppkn got seven hts
IN nine trips and Johnny Triu9on fn-
tured with n home run 10 each game
tina batter coming with. three men un
ta@e- fife nlso relieved a wivor.rg
htuler ~ zach contest and pitched u.
i.csively M cfch Instance. lis general
ailrOund Performance WIS decidedly
the outstanding feature
gsgOf,d fgaTus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

SIWnlTV-"'r|0 la.r hItH- NIl'Tido ?.
bUuluIr Edwards N.Ntndef
lsheu. N,Elvs. Three l4er hits.
sheppard iiUu. RAM. H,I.h'I Greer.
Sacrifice bite Edwards Strurk cat hy
'.n.sg q. hy il0N,.l o i,sy Passes on
balls ~ roniel on Howell Iii' hy
pitcher Howell Cshspn,ril Wild pitch
ronl.v. Howell Passed balls Alexander
stoisu iaser Eahuanr. Cunlrv I'D
wards Tim. r, nm' .fn Umpire
Dasis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
DETROIT wins
WITH TWO DOWN
IN THE ninth

~ Associated Press
lETEOrT. July s-St'phcusou co.
r.r aud Blues triple after two w.r"
u.r BOO tho eleventh inning CAV" Detroit
Do, uuu gum, col ~, Cleveland series.
sruIr It Innings L. ~ L..
I..,. Iiid 900 u1n 600 DO H % o.
p.n.f 600. nui "Iu DO .. 10 %
rHfnr.. ThI. Hro uN.ul I'hlIl,t.,
Inmi, Iud lIssl,r
-Imm1r T.U.husp hits cobb ..
N,u,h V.lrr lluimauu Tire las"
.its Jorr. S'w'l Ehi' Homo .uu.
SPEAKER St0i"n base S,H,u. Fnpn,..
1u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
Alou' i9oo yakima Indians have

Ahor' 1900 Yakima Indians have 70
cciy'd the freedom Of their reseryt.
fiOn boz Washington state for ten mur-
years without acceptance - any duties
or priveleees 81 American citizenship.
Thousands ~ game birds were need.
Neras New. ~ al dis hsrred on wat.
ers frequeutei hy th- birds hat thu
Union rafdfic railway has remcdied
this cuudHion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
STRIKEBREAKERS REFUSED
FOOD AND LEAVE TOWN

u" \ ~ IITTH w.
H,NtE Ark July "a SCORE 81;
uop.uriDn wcu brought hrr. Co. vurh 900
the shops of ne Missouri Pacific and
81. LouisSlu Francisco uiIu1ds during
'ho ,,r.e of shopm.n hive '.u town
afts' q, .d'nts u,fu-.I in s'' th.fr iuud
SO demonstration accompanied th.
m.u a. uufuft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
Hubbers Win Thriller

LUBBOCK July Lubbock took
no fourth and last game ~ 'he series
from Clovis today and In pitchers
ha'tie between Jim sew.u ana slim
d"-ran. Aorgan gave up only four
bits which with ono error gave clovis
'r.o runs .ewell was touched fur =
saf"tirs m" being = home run hv O;ol..r
over the right field wall in 'hc ninth