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PACE SIX
AMARILLO DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1920
MANY 1000 PER CENT TEAMS
DO NOT SHOW REAL STRENGTH
Al'STl. Tm. Nv. :S. With a
ny fe txti ti"n. the week Jul rli
d haa Ix-tn uneventful fur the t'lilver
altjr Inl.f v hiAmili- I .en sue high n hoj
football raie anil the lea.ling li-etua air
tiialnlatnlitg their r lative aiiiinlini; U
naif weaaer tram h;ive l.ren l.i.il
The two nxt lmwit.int gum lli.it
have a dirert lnrltig Umii thf r.m
rr the Rryan Itnuoton ami Vmv.iIi.i
rhle-Greenville n.niiata in hlh ll.-ua
ti n anil Oreinwlle wit- iln;im.i'.i1
tliauinunt put ttncv ut if l)ii run
Ding ard Maiahal lit lnr haiii f..r
lh ihaiii.ia'ill l her ! f t at th
hand i.f Km at 1 1 it: h at P.ill.i Th
earning week iTmnlw Ixttir nault .n
iuny it the trailing tiain mi a. t.c
riiiled to met wh mher
In many liaallii.a tin much lmi..ti
anee la tiring altai hed to the at.imtinj;
if teama a hiwn by the p ri- muk
ltl. With the Tivtit teiu i'f h--ilule
making tha rceni.ige lamiot
hoar the true relation W-twen th-t
teama. rVim teama lth 1H0 tT ini
ih) nut ahow aa much rral atrrngth a
ajmr of the ttmi a f ir down a th
fci trr renter.
Yrw anidenta wir repfrtiit th
week. Edmund, quarternvk fi" ll.tr
rUhurg In tha HumWe lUrrbJ.utg g in
KlTrrrrt a Lroken collar Ion. A lucn
or of tha Nith Hide H"Utin tnain
auatalned t hrufcen lift arm In the
gam with La PiTte. The mint M-rii.u.
rotdTit rrimrtrd oi-eum-d In tha A!
tin South End, Jr., llouatcn. game
hfj Tommy Hire o( tha latter teain
fractured hit skull In tarkllng an Alvlt,
rJajrir In tha ofirn field Hue I now In
fair way to reeovery. The Uiigr of
trtdetiit of thla ihararter can be nt
Vried by the tlae i-f headgear Itii-e w
ttut wearing hiadfear when thl an iJ nt
rcurred.
Staadlng of Teama.
1C00 per centWon aeven: Abilene.
Eryan. Ctrua Chrttl. CIrhurne.
Won ali: Beaumont, Kagla Ijiki
rirrtra.
Won five: Houitnn Hrlghta, Amarlllo.
ftilthur Hprlnga. Miami.
Won four: Ynrktown. Hteih'nvl1le. fV
manrhe, ClarkavUle. DnIUa. Br'an.
Won thre: Briton, De Ln. I'laln
tlew. Won two: Brrwnalllo, lw Ctak.
WhhiU Faltr.
Won one: Alvurd. rvraiur. TA Vi
iJ Per Ont Wim avn, lwt erne
Wharhl, Hearne.
S7 Per Cent Won ai. Iit one: Ililla-la-n.
MarahalL
Wl Per Cent Won five. Inat one: Ten.
pie. Greenville. Chlldreaa. I'vaKle.
IM Per Cent Won four, loet one:
Kenedy, Gateavllle. Hmlthvllle. Auatin.
Cnralrana, Humble. Ilaakrll. La finnge.
LivingMnn. Merredra. MrKlnney, Pert.
rrt, Tyler.
"S Per Cent Won all, loat two: rvn-
arm.
Won thra, loat one: Honey Grove.
rUnton, Edna. Meila. t
T14 Per Cent Won flva. Ut two:
Pt4ytechnlc.
t7 Per Cent Won fur. loat twn:
Naraanu. Ennla. Huhhard. I Porte.
.Won two, loat one: XVnton. Ft. Worth
Central. Forney, MrAllen, Marble Fall.
Xacogdorhea. Orange. Bhirman, 8trawn.
!S Per Cet.t Won five, hat three:
Gilmer.
CM Per Cent Won three. .t two:
Sfaaonlc Home, Georgetown, FlicravilU,
Subln.il, Tuft, W.i.n. Vinllnif..i,.
r-TI l'ir fmt Wim f..ur. ..nt il,n
M.u lin
r.iiii fit t' nt-Wott f..ur. .t
!: i in.
Won thnv but thrt-f t.-Mtl.-. f,l
vi it. l';il.lill. r 'ui mi - x i I )-. II..1..I0
.i mii"ifii'. I'l.ino.
'Vm ti. I..t in.. i'i.-o. Ft. Wi.tth
V. t 111 ll.ilv. mi.n, II iitIhI.iiik
KiikU'1i. I.I in. .ili!. M.itlua. T.iy
lor. Ti: t'it, XMnnntMif.i.
'Von inc. lout .no- w tM'.n. I..u
t. i' I'inti .1 M.irl I '.ui 1. ,,h
'.'1 Pit I'-nt Won tltm., ..t (,Mit
Ml l'l..i.ml
4. .11 P. r l int V. 11 two b.t thna:
V.i'. . I i. M i 11, t. Mi . till, J.l. kaont III...
A'hil-a
Hauling Liquor From
Canada to Montana
Brings Big Profits
.'.'.1 r.r r.ni-U'.n two. bat four
'oililtlifca. Tfll'il.
Win inf. 1..., two: :i.tioi, Hirni.i
fiiir-i. r.iatl.i'ul t.i-o't.irl J
I'.r t'.nt Won ii:i. .t thr.i
Idllhlll', PI. .nr. Y111 Aaatyni-
:( Tir fiiit Won 1.111.. bt four
I inra;t!l.
HI T'T t'rtlt 't 1 11.', loat f Itl A!
vm.
: Says West Texas
Should Lead in
Production Honey
8TAMFor.!. T.xa. N'. v. :j Static
tli-a i.n the numUr of -..oiii.n if U.
and ait nun I .r.lu. (ton of hin y In V. at
Titaa will l rmnil by a aurvry i.f
Weat Ti-xa to l- rorid.n tl by the
Weal Tr.ia t'humUr if, I'oiiiiiht.i.
through Ita Iw Mfl, who will U
ailibsl ahrartly to thf nwutlve atuff.
Futurra for 1I0 ahow that t'v.iMi
lounty al.te had T.TJti aiamla l.w.ling
all othiT rounliia. M.my rountlia nth
and northwrat of 1'vhIiIi- ilh limns
inlonlea make rnormoua annual ahlp.
im-nta of h.mry. In the P.iiai uly of
Wi-at Tttia lavi are inning nutm r
ua without rifTtl atti-ntlon given
them. With expansion .f Irrtgntion at
Toyah. Ilnratow. Gramlfalla. Pwoa. Im
n rUI and Fort 8t. kton. whrre alf.lf.t
furniahra neot.ar. the Imluatry will aa.
aiime prrfaartlona rf nation diatlm tlon.
The Imft expert of the organ 1 1:1 Hon In
alrmity ronttilllng farta and dita to
fumilurite hlmaHf on rondltlona upial
entering the work. The organitatlon
haa alrrndy revived volumlmma ror-reapondeni-e
alKut tho farm bureau
hlrh It will ahortly eaUbllah. of whli h
the te and honey divlalon will be a
-omionrnt.
In aiHTie of the timbered areaa of the
wrt wild brea may he found to Inrreaae
the d'inieatii-ated InaTta the culturlat
will Inaiat that they Ik taken from hob
low ing and treeIomlrlle hlvea and
njiii to brcome rommerrlal produrtra.
In aome bluffa and rliffa rntny colon
l make their homea. having from
time Immemorial slipped away pro
lMy unaware of the farm, r a notice.
"That Weat Tnaa will become tha
leading honi y pnaluring area of th
world lii-a wt'hln the raiealbillty of rmll
Bitlim." dei la red an opinion avnt to the
crrxnixation by thla l.wdng bee atudrnt.
l:i:i'.l. Cm-di. Nov. :'. -If Hi.
. 1
"ur:! atnto i f Mont, 11. 1 la not k. . w ,11 mot
...ml.ii.t v a with nil kin. la o,
lliinr It I- ii.t lei.-niae tin- llnbni
in. nla iff.i.,1 l v th.. bmill.KK.'ra -.t
tli.it at.ili- t. i'ii.ol:i'i la iio auff,-rli-'il.
for tin1 own. r .li n t i of a
.'11. In 1 Inf. 1111. . I tin' I ui. 111. iti. 'ii 1 1
Ni.a 1 rn . 1 I. nt th.it hla r.ii4
on n an. li. r on r im. lug 1 pe,lill., i
iintoiiiit.Hl I.. 1, iv li-'lo alt. it of fl. On
Tin io.iiii.iil.ill. il if tlila profit In
rlibntallv. in vi hi.t lite 1 m milt ire if
no raplt" 111 l.l" " "it p.iit exupt t'..
ordiiiaiv mm. Ins n.ata of hla mr, f.t
hla i;ir w.ia lnol.-i! In ISigln.i wit it
iwlnak.v pi.i. Ima. .1 by tin- iig.'iit of
tin- Moi't.m.i il.-a'ir At 11 11 bottle and
In- W ia Inattin t.d to rolle. t US a but
lie f r II tn ni tlio "w ho. ;iti) biM.t-
) i.k'. 1 ' in the Annrlian aide.
At ft'la rile hla profit on n ship-lin-ht
if lie fc'i.aa uppl oxliniited I.'.
IiOO.
A to h w the booth gger made hia
own j.rolit the Int. 1 itittloitnl Newa rof.
raM inleiit ein liifornied that th
buivli at iniliii i ini nta were nn iaauty
If the w. ik w.ia lo In. d..f. The Nt
buirir'a . wit amnllir, but xt ill ultnn
lull. .i fit la ii.ii.b' when the litior U
ieaol.1 in M.n!. in 1 at a at.ll furth-
I in rinae.
Another liveryman here trlla of har.
Ing l-rli iff.ie.l $ I. (Hill to do ni more
than t.ike hi rur to w ithin aev -it
inlli a of the International totinary ami
there hand It over to a mun from tha
Amerirnn aide, who will roinpli te tin:
Journey.
North Dakota Raises
Large Crop of Spuds
l i::i. It, Nov. .--North Im
k. t.t. it I..11, . I to 11. 1. .ill. I lne f.i.
In.li.' 111011II1R on the put iIih It pro
I II ii till i:ir It iiiikIiI Hot Ik n
K.--I ill. t to plow or hit. h liuv on, but
what la home without u l.it.iT
Tlie potato nop Jin.! liatM'Hte.l
iiiiio.iiiti .1 to T.4.,'1,111.0 buali.-U, 111 ion!
log lo A. J. Nuiriit. of the I'tilted
St 1I1 a H111 ea 11 of Cr. p l-XIni.itea. Fig
tiling 1.0 li m tat.i wriiili u half miuhi1
whl. It la an 1.1 to be 11 giul av. ragi ,
tllotiKh fome ortli tlikot.l polativf
wiittli lur potitnN- Hi. re are l?0 pn
t.it.K-a In a biialiel or ir..ilit,niM) p v.
I l ll.il In the tri p Tile H.ulilto',
of North Tt.ikotii biiitg around fnO.060.
thl m. ana l.llv p., (.it. a a tear fol
em h pi iaoit, or lliree M.tnt... a n day
In war tune In (orm.iiiv familii 1'
live m t aot. fnml rotnfoit.il.lv on atl'-ll
ratloua. lint n tial.i. iloti't nit p.i
tnli. nml time me l. l if bubiea In
North !uk..t.'t. i.iih 'l.ito ( uting unit
of the .pullion ittlght U- i.ilrulated
to have an ullonati. e of four apudi
It day.
W illi the ti iimforiu.iti. o of North
1 ii k oil in leient year tnm n gn-lt
wheitt field Into a iliM iifi.. f inning
country, the liuiul.Ie apud hit takat
an Important rank In f irm produi t.
I.n at ycar'a yield wa r.iiTnoiio buih.la
ami the average of the tate through
out it iiki 1. ultuial hit..iy )ta Uvil
.!O:.0iii) huahela iinnuallv.
BLACKBURN'S DAYLIGHT CORNER 7TH AND POLK STREETS
The total annual raltiafll tiiM.ii alt the
land of the glolm ntitotinta to ii.ntly
Ki.imu ruble mill a.
Made Jia (hie Move Timi Many
l'K.Ni:it. t'olo. Nov. : The laM
time Karl J lver moved he moved him
elf out of matrimony. "He's mad
I me move to j ritl.a In 41 month"
Mi. Kv lyer P'l.l the court her1.
"I never know where home will !'
I next month." "Tii many mote,
1 loinmeiited the court aiul granted .Mia.
' luir'a motion for ilivorn.
Try Dally Newt Want Ada.
BETTER VALUES
Than Your Old Grand daddy Could
Buy in Our
.50 WINDOW
SALE
SATURDAY 0I1LY
Door Open at 9:00 a. m.
Visit Our Art Rooms and See the New
Christmas Goods
E. E. PICKERELL
Jewelry and Art Store
SI? Ilroadaay
.Mu.kogee. tlklj.
413 Polk Mreel
Amarlllo, Triaa
0
WW "it 'vw --.'fj
fait
COMPARISON
OF MATERIALS, TAILORING AND
nORKfilAIiSIHP
WILL PROVE BLACKBURN'S SUITS AT
20 Per
Cent
Discount
Trunks
Bags and
Suit Cases
See Our
North
Window
In the Shoe
You'll find
worth
while re
ductions on both
Men and
Boys
Footwear
All Under
wear
Specially
Priced
Lf
DISCOUNT from the
Original Low Prices
the Best
SUIT UALUES in
THE CITY
See the Suits themselves compare
them with other suits at other
prices We'll gladly let you be the
judge. t
Remember when you buy a suit at
Blackburn's sale or no sale, that
suit must give satisfaction.
SILK SHIRTS
Choice of entire stock
AT
HALF PRICE
BLACKBURN
BROS.
"The Home of Hart Schaffner &
Mark Clothes
1
OUR HA
RIC
SALE
OPENED
WITH A BANG!
Mr. Customer, here is a question for you to answer before s you buy any more Clothing or Furnishings. You may buy at 25, 33 1-3 or 50 per cent off or at cost, but if the Merchandise you buy has
not been purchased by the merchant lately, you w.ll be the loser. Why? Because all merchandise has declined in price, and unless the merchant ha. good, that were bought on the new low level of price!
his co.t prices are considerably more than they should be. w. Fru.c
jc'f re ?5 mainy roe!:,chanU nolens "l K because not many merchants reduced their stocks prior to now, and bought new merchandise at the new prices. Several weeks ago we inauff.
urated a Sale, and closed out al our early merchandise even though we took a loss on the greater part of it. But we replaced the stocks with merchandise bought at the new low prices and therefore
we are able to undersell them alL Then the result is that we sell you standard merchandise at prices which cannot be equalled. wwreiore
Compare our prices before you buy.
SHOES
PACKARD SHOES
S9.95
NETTLETON SHOES
S11.45
SHIRTS
Choice any Silk and Crepe De Chine
Shirt in the House
S4.95
MEN'S SUITS
. OVERALLS
Lee Union-Made with high back, only ,
S1.65
UN ION ALLS
Lee Unionalls Best Made '
S3.35
.
i t
Excellent models, all new patterns, both in single and double breasted, models for the
Young Man and models for the older man. With two pair Pants.
No need to mention the former prices, what you want is what it costs you right now.
That is only
$33.75
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES GO AT HALF PRICE
In these lines you have unusually large selections. Our stocks are unusually complete,
and we cannot but suggest that you buy any of the following articles even if you do so
for future use. Then too, there is no better time than right now to do your Christmas
shopping. Come early and get first choice.
OVERCOATS
Here are Overcoats that are silk lined, and all-wool materials, seling all around
$60.00 and $70.00, and they are right here, same quaity and same models and
IUI MUIJ
town for
patterns
a .
WOOL SHIRTS
LEATHER COATS
BOYS' SUITS
TRIMBLE HATS
MEN'S TROUSERS
TRUNKS
SUITCASES
BATH ROBES
$33.75
ALL CORDUROY RIDING PANTS $5.45
Choice of any Necktie in the house $1.23
Pajamas, Universal and Wilson Bros, best grade outing
Flannel $2.25
Union Suits, regular $3.50 values, special $1.45
Silk and Wool Union Suits $3.55
Heavy Fleeced-Lined Union Suits , , $2ll5
Plain Toe Bootees $14.85
Slip-Over Sweaters, all wool js.00
Button Sweaters, all Wool .$640
Large stocks of any of these articles and you are sure to
get your sizes and just the article you want
SEE OUR MUCOUS FOR IIEI'J LOW FRICES
"BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN THE PANHANDLE"
418 POLK
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