The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 12

MARY GARDEN GREAT BELIEVER IN VARIETY Mary Garden, ta gifted prim a ijonna, who will be heard In recital at City Auditorium on Monday November 8 under tha auspices of lha spice of life," Js the most reliable of singers, ready at a moment's notice to do her part in whatever may fall to her lot- She never permits her physical conveniences to interfere' with her engagements, nor her private interests to stand in the way of Iha i ment of her professional duties. She has much more to her credit an honest and conscientious acquiescence in Ihe obligation of her contract. Announced for an important concert in Paris, tho train on which tho diva was traveling from Monto Curio met with an accident which not. only wrecked the majority of tho conches costing Miss Garden her life --bat delayed her appearance, at the appointed hour. Her maid, seated in another coach was entirely hors dc combat through a fractured arm and the singer's luggage, containing' her evening- gown ami some of her more valuable jewels, WHS pinned an over-turned coach.

Miss Garden promptly cam-2 to her own rescue. There waa no time to think of luggage, maid or jewels. With admirable- presence of mind she gathered up her energies and walked half a wile to the nearest point affording telegraphic communication; after a tedious wait she waa awarded with tha sight of an automobile, and was motored to the concert hall where her arrival was anxiously mailed. It was an hour after the lime scheduled for her first number iHbt in her rather disarranged traveling costume sho presented herself before a crowd of human beings filling the hall to suffocation. Calmly and collectively she explained her plight to tho highly interested sympathetic people.

Her music, as well as accompanist, having of necessity been left behind, she sat down nt tho piano and'gave song affct song and encore after encore, to her own accompaniment. PRINTING 518 TAYLOR PHONB 7H51 WRIGHT PRINTING Co, Adelmnnn and Blakemore Jewelers of Amarillo 1 Have your diamonds remounted. watch and Jewelry Repairing. Dont by the mojt BkHIrf workmen. SIS Folk hDne E5 0 DANCE SVEttY SUNDAY NIGHT ST.

FnAA'ClS Floor in Per tec I Condition DR. JAS. G. WILBANKS Praclitc liralled to Stomach, Intestinal and Kectal Dlaeaiti 703 Fisk Bldg. Dial 2-2901 Terry Cox Cafe Dnrlns Dark Season ire can Bap.

Ply yoo with ihot-gan ahellj. Special Clab Brealfssl, OPEN ALL I ill Polk. 2-aisi SWEDISH CUREBATH HERRING HOTEL We sire (be Bane kind or balha "iat yon would Bet at Hot SprioEs. Mailin and Mln. cral Wtlh, Tesas.

Senarate treatment roomj for ladlw. Call for Appointment PHONE 3-0172 Could Write a Book About It "Nine years ago after roy litlle prl was bom dead, I took Lydia E. Pinthara'a Vegmbf- Compound for about four months. The next year 1 became the mot her of a fine 11 pound baby boy. After he was bom, I tept on with the medicine to build me up.

Four months ago I wai nervous and rundown and lugercd from other trouble, which I knew Lydia E. Vegetable Compound would relieve so I started taking it and now I Sne again. Many of my friendj could urite a book On the good the Vegetable Compound has done OiCTT oi 8 Rejmj Si. Imis, Mo. Sho was rewarded with an ovcr- whelming ovation.

Popular prices, from one to threa dollars will prevail in Amarillo for tha Garden of the Til-Stato Fair Boys there bo no free list or passes. CANYON PARK TO BE VISITED NOVEMBER 2 The Palo Duro Canyon: noon bo a state park if the Canyon Chamber of Commerce has its way about it. Tho Chamber of Commerce is again ms'xing to have the Palo Duro Canyon open to the public on November 2. The Canyon will be much more beautiful at this opening than at any opening before, because of the fact hat Old Mother Nature combined vith the help of Jack Frost has painted some beautiful and gorgeous pictures. November 2 is being held as the forerunner of an effort to get legislation on Palo Duro Canyon as a state preserve.

Tho plan now a to secure legislation on four major projects, P.i(o Duro Canyon, Caddo Lake, Davis Mountains and Body of Myers Is Forwarded to Iowa The body of George W. Myers, S6, who died here Sunday at the home of his son, W. tr. Myers, 213'North Pierce Street, was forwarded at noon today by N. S.

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SoM by deals every where. DoeoVs VERffONGOES, TOTULSAFOR C. C. SCHOOL O. V.

Vcrn.bi*,-" mintger of the CbJimVer'of Commerce Is tttendmg- the. annual Kehofll for chamber of co mm ere aecrtturles in todky nnd Tuesday, He left Araar.i.o Sunday nfght. Thir, year raitks the first time the school has been conducted BO near AmarSHo, of the topics to be discussed at the two-day school ar: Membership, conventions civic accomplishments, promotion of aviation, foreign and Industrial Mr, Vernon returned Sunday morning from Dallas where he attended the, convention of r.ommercittl aeeretariea on Friday and Saturday. At the convention, Mr, Vernon was given the chairmanship of one of the comroJHcei fpp attcndnnca at the sectaries meeting in Houston next Octo-TIPICA TICKETS ON SALE TODAY AT COLLEGE Single admissions to the" Tipica Orchestra of Mexico will 'be on sale this morning at the Amarlllo College of Jlusic. Tho Season Ticket Sale will also continue according to Emil F.

la staging Ihe Araarillo Artist Course. The Tipica Orchestra which Is the first attraction -if tic course will appear here next Friday matinee and night. Gladbrook, for burial. Besides hla son, Mr. Myers leaves two daughters, Mrs.

R. B. Kokes, Gladbrook, Iowa, and Mrs-. J. A.

Kuns, Austin, Minn. Tho deceased waa a member of tbo Methodist Church. THE AMAR1LLO GLOBE COURTHOUSE RECORDS Sttit John ujt to J. C. 0 Humpreyi J10.

Eugene S- Blasdel to W. H. Brymer, Cen of 28-29 Blk of Eopjteln Sub. Blk 221 Holland, $10. diligent S.

BlsnJel to W. H. Brymer, 3lo 6 Blk 250 Holland, C.r Mu. Katherlne Hughes t-o Cue Paris Ur levin. Ford Hub IV.

Fojt.r, Am.rlllo, Walter Jrvln, Ford tedan. E. N. Stanley, 200 s. Ky Prank iln Motor DeSota aedan.

Birdie McKlnney, Canyw Teras, Frost Motor Bulck coup Cecil Cayton, Claudo, McCluro Motor Ford coupe. -Howard Clayton, Biufcland, Teia McCluro Motor Ford Coupe. G. It. Bovden, 3708 Cheyenne, Cu! lum Motor Dndge- Sedan.

MOTHER WHO LEFT BABE IN CARIS Waldrop, caretaker it Memorial cemetery, It waa reported Sunday, Mri. McMullen, houaekeepsr for Waldrop, reported missing Saturday night when aho failed to return to Waldrop'a motor car, parked In the business district. She had left her baby with Watdrop's children, McMullsn the was-unable to find the ear and went homo to await Waldrop'a return. Her baby, however, had been turned over lo pallet, who Jiad placo.l it in a piirate homo at the suggestion a workers. Waldrop and Mrs.

McMullen jft. Ported to police later arid obtained Ihe baby. MONDAY, OCIPBER 2fl, UnaWe lo find her employer's moto car, in which she had left her sevc months old baby, Mrs. McMullen, wh Saturday night reported missing returned alone to thfc homo of W. 1' Fui-s! Furs! Prelttl i.ur fin.

n-xn for clj.n. rrJnTemtt and repair nnd curli for xintrr colt. tr.5« and London Alaskan Fur Co, 416 Polk St. Home Coming Excursion OKLAHOMA CITY And Return via, Tickets on sale Tratn October 24lh. leaves 8:30 p.

m. and all trains October 2Bth. Good returning on all trains to nnd including ot, leaving Oklahoma City, October 26th at 10:15 p. m. Tickets will be honored in coaches or sleepers upon payment pullman rates.

Kansas Aggies vs. Oklahoma University at Norman. For further information, reservations, etc. Write, call or wire, H. W.

Clutter Phone 2-1324. City Passenger Agent. Amarillo, Texas. LADIES AND MEN OF AMARU I The Panhandle nlfgnlllLLU And Eastern New Mexico Our Special For This Week Any Silk Dress--Plain on Any Wool Dress-Plain OrPleated Ladies'Light Weight Unlined Coats Men's Suits--Cleaned And Pressed 2 Men's Suits Cleaned And Pressed 00 1 Jn cleanIn trimmed and all fur have a FREE DELIVERY CALL 3623 PHONE 612 PolkSt. VOLE TO DALLAS TO ATTEND LEAGUE MEET 3.

3. Cole, traffic manager of -the Chambtr of Commerce, will lcai-a tonight for Pallas to attend a meeting of the Texas Industrial League opening there Tuesday. Tho league will study further procedure 'concerning cajcs which have been eopeneil iy tfce Tens Railroad com- aisaion. An effort n-ill a maile by Ihe traf- Ic men to determine proper first lass rates for points in tha aouth- Kates now in effect were cstno- Ishcd more, than two years ago, and B. N.

HOFFMAN Radio Serylca Parts ami Service for All Makes Phone 0661 3513 8th DAY OR'NIGIIT GUARD NEGRO SLAYER AFTER THREAT ROANOKB RAPIDS, N. Oct. 20. TbreMs of mob action agalnat Buddjr Jacliion, 30, negro, ahot and wounded seriously Police 'Chief J. R.

Crcw.of Weldon caused police to ieop a special guard today at Ihe hospital where Jackson lies wounded Jacliaon capturef by pou'e it Is tho aim of the liafcue to maVe a readjustment iof: th iralea to, conform with those prevailing In a'dJoin- Ing The dato Tetas Interests will lie submitted has been set for November at Dallas. Mello-Glb Prevents Shiny Nose 1IELLO-GLO Face Powder is ferred by beautiful women became it Waves no trace of pastiness, flakiness or irritation, gtaya on longer--no sh)nv noses! by a new French procesi prevents large a Spreads morft smoothly gives a 00 11 pure 1.LO-GLO Face Powder. It's tvon- C'Slores. cl 200, MlUr'bitat "hot down In attempt 'to' The allegedly held up a group of negroes- yeste'rdAy, and Crew and the Sheriff W. Mitchel a 'Jackion started firing, according, to Mitchell and shot Crew In.ihe eye.

LIQUOR nOTTLE SENDS. MAN TO JAIL (By toiled GAHY, Oct. on a bottlo of alleged intoxicating liquor wero held as convicting evidence ajtaliist George Dishman, Gary In municipal court. Judgo Hsrraati Key fined Dishman 1130 and.fiCntenced him to jail for 30 daya after Peter Diilich, who photographed the fingerprints' on tho botUe, testified they compared to tboso of tho defendant, Eatabllahed 1910 H. V.

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