davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-15
Closing Quotations.

Closing Quotations.
At the close of the stock market the fol-
lowing stocks had changed In price since
above quotations. there being no change in
balance OF the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper. 104x.
American Car and Foundry, 39k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-15
Government Securities.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co.. 1912
at lMaryland hnldfncl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-15

These Observers could not help believing
that II these foreign interests were willing
to buy these three stocks on top Of sharp
advances that there must be important
plans pending which would materially en-
nance the market value of these three
stocks at least. and probably others.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18

Der er for iijor Os ianr en- lang Bite
az bspe % ~rstepisoe; men ies mo uoe'
lnoe en- Del, ipm buerfsu bar Steos'
nnune slsr noaet iisuot Slestnuun,
iamt m bel Eel fremmebe fra andre
Spsbsr.
3soe: etibsisrer Saus SEMEN SO
Var; Sosuuiitsr Slus Brefie SIS
Var; @narobrussr ariitian u. 5rUs'
nsr; SusmanD auesrs 9piteneu Siis
ste 81 aar; @~aarobrussr Nariin ar'
nsisn Slerte rs sar; Suiius Gusuieu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18
Scr bienme.
Seeorabs Q orserc 6tpioner mso
@lase 90 anbetater tinies fuIot
9oans aiOncD Yias.

Oct er 8ionesburb ipm eiteriglgenoe, iom
bar fat bet -gamle 6puteysQ RiobsI" faa bptt
ouer &pnfurenter. 8aar foIt ltge Der birm'
me hRper lin Rgit hi Bos er Der life Sum
for 5pil. 9Gs ocnue ctsntIise uotaIeIie
al m 9ecorab' auiHbe:
Rrs Q. ". Gaius'ou. puftru til Q. 81.
ellington, en- forssuoGIcuoe Garner, iom
Dor I Ro. 7oS sSeit glaiE 5tr., Tiger: 'Ss9
hapoe frsmtreosaes SpU!ptomer paa Rpre'
insbpm l miueit ptte Gar, o5 ltlsnt Isa Hanr
Gnialpsne blep aItior I.oe, lBgte 3otEor %
bruate en- bel Sci Eeo'rlHer, NJ iee bog IiosH
eler iuaeu siueriug. Zen lsue, tuns., rso'
irpttsnoe Smtrts lIse Opsr Rprsrue oar "a
oiea Rnar reg beispe mig iulats oIIto en-
rirsuoe Smsrte, % SttUbse os Saai lso par
tremirRbenee. Ut saG 90 sHer Heo en- [roppe
par npiien umuliat, o. Der par en- Teest
imsrtefulo 8auiielia5 so mCo Rprerues uo'
tgmmeIis. 9pau's aisHEu 8luS par ian hsit
oubeialst | Hiaoeus. at SIR. ellington sii til
@analer Bros. Gpots, .iier en- Dor o. reg
beasnote at bruce bet. RpsIe 9aess Srus
bepiits abioIui, al be utr'see otrstte paa glp'
rerue, oa cpmunlret otToso. fortiaits les
Brnssn. AsiultGterHe par iaa aigiprt. al
elferat ies bapoe 5rus' en- Dor, iIgbte lea en-
til. 10 SiIiauotu | Rprtrues GiioHorius
bl,p normal, ppbsris 81risu I Rpsosu os
ben blsp fieriers.1
9ilelss al aus apottisre. Rris so Cts.
Sotsr. URlburu Co, suHalc. Y. y. gHe'
aseuter for be JoreHeos Staisr.
our Rapnst-9 OaH's-os tag intet aaosi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18

9labet in6ebnISer llgeuS 9tpbcocr
ira SnS. o. lloIanSet, gtpbeoer ira
8aibiugton, % 2Giereu oil a!tio boil.
heS aiour meS RougresierlS Sorbono.
finger Iigciom me6 Npbeoer ira Sc
fcritieuige Staters 2egi8Iohlrcr.
&aalioeIige Ipbeber fra RoSer.
IanSere bill fin0cs / bpert ghrmer al
gIaoet.
gIuoet i~rScboISer SeSuSen en-
SpoIte meS SqsrgsmaoI % Soar
boer Ise, % oeuue Ritbrif er ortcr.
fienot for tn RaoIibeItsbeb.
GfoeIingen for Sormer, 5 II.
let 90 Saoen reotgere8 al en-
eriorer Sarmer % Ell c~riaren Slts.
muber og gioer en Ia$ie sobe &ono
CO 8~etIeortng i anret8 Sob, o. Oisie
er ppro mere emo @Io6ctS Yri8.
20 SpaIter mcb ~paoIioeIi8 ttrte'
I;ge RpbeOer ira De Ilttberitc atrte'
iamfunS ftubes bper llge.
Sra 3orge en- Der Here inte.
rcsiarte grepe / boert Nlmter, 90
biSie banner ct 8tnbeleO meIlem Sol.
fet berooer % Slnstntn9e bietnme.
@ienuem bisie @repe fra &on6ets ior'
itieaige GeIe boIoes SIaoets &Giere
lm~Oerretteoe ON morgt og meget
tiemmefra, iom man elcrs life uiIbe
ride euer bsre noget on.
9Eaoet inoeboIber ogioa Ell Qbo5ie
onbet %iutereSiant 2Gieitoi, imaa Scr'
tRlin9er, aLDorIi9e 90 mOrionme,
idmt en- bel Del fomtife @tIlcoer |
toert Str8oogsmtmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18
"Oeo Qrnen"

inSehoIoer fremSeIe3 BET beoite al
1~ortpQinger og 0ooeIer, og / Mare
mes Sob bar 9Ia0et bopt Bet be0ite al
ben SIn8S, ior er ltbtommet / gtor.
&c, % iom pa8ier for bort &tbIitm.
Gor ooer 20 aor ii0en trgttes /
"@eo Nrnen" en- Ipngere GortRlltng
pe6 Rupu "Qor6 Onfburn8
9gtre", Ser itoSig hoIot 2picren !
SyrnOirg, % / gIarenes SOB bar ot
faoct iua mango Opforortuger ON at
trpffe 0enne Eortrllirg Op tgien, at
=, hor bcIuttct at e'tertomme ct ioa
oIminbeIigt GnTte, og man oil MI I'm
Sc Sen / "8eo arnen"8 SpoIter. gspe
glboruerter fan enSru frtt erboIoe
~2oro OufburnS 0stre" ira Begun
SeIier al, roor bet iorlan8es.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18
Gil Norge oe Oanmarf

ierbe8 rRrpoa 1000 GgempIurer al
gIaoet hoer Sre6a8, % BET tortmer
Stem til iaa beitemt EtO, at man iorn
ReoeI gaur til Yoirbuiet Oisie 3agc
o. er fifter paa at faa oct. 9Iaoet er
oeIiset i Be gdmIe 2onbe, % nGit ei'
ter tortoute 8erge er oct Oen beoite
Gaze, man fan ierSe ine SIP8tntn8e
o. 8enrer %Serbiemme. 8Iaoet toiter
$50 for aurganger. 8ortoer dene
beIsber zig til 81 SO for aaret, og N
fuor ultiao life mere emo 81 9entS
for gLa6et til Rorge euer 0anularf.
grpmiebsser ienoes life til AbonHen'
ter ! Sc gamIe 2anS.
gIaDet bar ingeu a8enter, 5oerter
lotale eaer rerieu6e, men bnts bore
gborre1ter piI ienbe os en- m abon'
uent eaer 70 iom Slle. 90 Rptdars'
@ooe, piI ri oRre bierteIig totremltg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18
siteratnr.
snssbnrs subGfbins ssHis's Salsbsser.

/. Sulebub. SnIebps for Barn. v.
ii. Christmas Cheer, for Boys and Girls.
III. 6plts.aalsnSer. Nv. Lutheran Al
manac.
Set er oct iemte aar. au9s5ura
8ubItTbins Souie uoieueer fine beiIise
imaa 2uIebeaer. Son De ior 9pert Var
faar itsrpe u~bbreSeIis, irne3 Be ogiaa for
bpert Gar at BIZ mer 90 mex tiItaLc1ibs.
3 be tlieu Sieun, boor mon bar faaet
Smaseu paa benz. bIir be - af 96ruene
/ SRrecIeSbeo - osSaa centct pad meb
2Gneiel. Ilnftpret er iaa6art, at oct sr
ereitanense / Sammsuli9uiH8 me5 alt,
bpdS rorite g~osfirmaer Der i Sarost bar
ieatost. SnoboISet er barn5.tBt uoeu at
pare baruagtigt % iaa bell int for me-
get at ben tIisieSe SeutimentdIltet, iom
ofte gisr SuIe6seerue faa evyformBe og
uimascIiee. Sprosformcn G. ila psIgis'
reube uorf, life bet uorif. icu taltss 90
Ifrepes for 90 Var fiber, men pirteIig
mpbere uorit, Tom bet tale % Tribes at
T~utiSSmeuneI Ter. SGrIi8 y irembGoc
rpset al SuoboIoet er ,'s rpooertStg.
AIe 5tptterne oil pRtie @. sSc % Sns
teresie life bare Dos Ssru NJ llugoUm,
men bps Sc GIore meh. &" ~SuIebegsr
uofsrer en- oirtelig RisiioH cocraIt. boor
Sc faar Suogang, os bet oor at eritc, 1t
life SamfuuSSgr9uisr ftuINe itrn8e Dem
uoe fra iaa mango Siern. c. er en- triit
5orctceIie, at &irteiamflrN,wc bar iaa'
! bau 8iIbeieIigbeo til gien'lN.l at oeuSe
ZIG bort fra bet meite al, ty1o Ser pltbtis
ceres uScufor oeres eeet.
Spr Dem Iom life lifer At IGic uorf,
Ell ser / famine eIesaute l;nitr, rtoetost
en- 9orncbog / BET eneeIftc Svco8, SnSs
6oIoet / beune itaar lauat yocr Set meitc
al alt BET Ictte os intetii9cuNt 5tof. iour
bbocs / Set lltaI af &~aruebslcg. iom ben
enseIF sameritauife Sogocrlcl bor at ops
niie. og man oiLoe gisre bel, on nan Loo
Senne lille pntre SnIeboQ 'no 3ubpas /
ale Siem, bpor 1ueoormtn ioretrRftet
engeIF. vi Suhbolbet Pa hi irrIis pe9e
paa oet beticubte ferite SopjteI i 9isrus
IONS arre: on SieISet Tom bIep tIGot,
liant en- rsSeIi9 Surtaaiu8 AZ 3atarias
SnSeIius.
8s9erneS SmIag er oa!rere emo Dc
fleite / SarSeIeu oGreuoc &lIc'ort. o8
raar mar iau tdeer BET uroer6oIoeHbe %
tritruttioe SHSboIo / 8etrnqtring. ItuIoe
Bet ian life bore formftIGcre at ieuos
bisie Ssper rlnIot iom SuIcblIien til fine
gemter, iGrlie naar bereS Pris CT mtn'
bre euS ct taroeIigt SuIetort.
a~aleubereu er af be @eser, Tom tueer
gubefaIing trGnger. Set ber BOG mers
fee, at o3iua ben btr fuIotommere for
bbert Gar. OmToeet er imItiere eno
nnaeniiRSe, beitaar at ftiot ~pupIi9ncuoe
&apir % er fIHbet 9oot fat til @o9en -
ct Sremfribt fra forrise Mar. vi Sros
1oISet frembGpes iiGr Der Qrcie p9 IGre'
riee 0perfigt oper Reuigbeoeus Grbcibc
o. Spgaoer iautt Grnf. 9obriers tutes
~resiarte % letI9ite StIbriug al llhgrons
Ringer / gtbeLsnS 2auSe mcO Ell bel Del
oplpienSe 9ileoer. On udtrcre oe mere
i1lbbpI0srie SoItetaIeroer oil reppe no
get anbet &irteiamrur6 ber hume opntis.
Sgiaa &dleuSerer forelie9er / en- ems
gelit lloenoe. SeIoe Aalerhcritoffet e.
Der Orbuet pdu en- Itbt nnoer 3dGoe, mer
mango bill tanife life bet beSit inaIebeS
2eIeitnffet en- ilinot "a opbAesligt. 81
f1site @ibro8 fumes at pRre fra Sreiter
/ ben Sorenebe airte,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18

Semt. Rerp gorfa 1aieiteret Ssmte
ben lite 9ecembcr 8eorse BURT
bam, I0oofat for W}utIoI 2io$ioritf'
r~in9sieIifab, for 8roU. Gpoeri. 9ette
er 6en ferite Com ser er fal0en I au'
leoning Of be oio;.c'I5e ~ltnoerisgeI'
Ter Of Instrumentation ! 3eD
Bort, iom forcto9ez iorIeoer &nr.
George 9urnbom er rtn6en ifpIoi8
at bare itioaIet $500. Straiien er
20 gnrs Sugtbu8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18

emil Cpffer fratraabte for ca. TO
rlaer iioen 8soaftiOnen al "ssorolpiet'
/ Rep gorf, og alereOe itOite uge no
fom fsrite Rumer al Ten oan'tf
ameritaner" meS Spffer iom RsSaf'
tsr o. llSsiOer. 2et npe glaS er
uStpret iom ~"gscrSIpiet" % reSisere'
/ aqte 0pfferF GarO. "saorOipiet"
fortiottes unSer Reaaftion az &
Sortnacf, Os uu bIir Der utuiIiOur
acnfurronce Sna 2ipet los.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18
Sfslae WebSelelis ira gatent. Gbou.

Jtplge WfeD0tlel'e ira Batent'Noop'
fdterne @iQIamipu & Mer6ant, 9tr,
925-933 Guaranty 2oan Butloins,
minneapolis, Minn., er | ben i"orIsbre
use islesnoe 8atcnter tiloelt NtnneiOtu
% 8atOta Spfinoere;
Pehr Christensen, Carlos, MINI,
Corn planter marker. Edward l. Gu,
rial, Auoka, MINI, Kitchen utensil
Louis De Vaux. Albert Lea, MINI, Re,
trigerator. TheophiIus B Geisert. St
Paul. MINI, Draft regulator. Harry
Howe, CT Lsbare Il NJ Pierce, DIVA,
tonna, MINI, Disk drill, Ole c Olson,
Waseca, MINI, Cap. Albert Royden.
Lengthy, MINI, Manure carrier. Edwin
G Staude (2), Minneapolis, MINI, Box
machines. David NJ. Swain, Saltwater,
MINI, Well construction.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-18

aboupnkr bsSe5 0cuLqf um fas at tmSs iaamSr -2osaG gSas" men en-.
"Gutt~ Sa Gbnao eMr Rem got eaer Serge 1Sturct grep. Oct aotsr
os uertio ira is til % geuts at tplshere -&olL SbctS aboHHeuter Ca
naOa bsbss Osiaa at marie Jig. at ,aua2rts 5TtHRrter tie tan bensEtts Der &c
Gorerebe Stdter, O at c1HGoIEe Ssnge hsuerute er glHpbIre at Ear, ion oct
Reber GanaMle 9erne o Erun.hr br Nsfor ae isnoes.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
Pity IT'S, IT'S TRUE.

One Of the leading journals Of the
country says The highest financial
rewards of politics are no longer Of
fees, but contracts, franchises and
special privileges"
Another great Journal says; The
cheap rewards Of political place count
for little now in political maneuvcrs.
The boss is no longer the man who
distributes patronage The real
boss rs the railroad man, the traction
man, tho insurance man, Tho man
who is willing to contribute cnor-
nous sums TO the campaign fund, II
only his own interests he left safe or
his new projects be aided"
Protection" which means favor
itism. is tho price paid by officials,
high and low, in return for contrl-
buttons. Tho corporations pay trib-
ute TO the party in power; and tho
party in power gives the corporations
the privilege OF plundoring the people
with,impunity Protection" in the
form of high tariffs, franchises, false
certificates like those given to the
Beef trust and immunity from pun
ishment for crimes, is the policy now
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
National Opticians Convention.

Rochester, II. Y, July 3O.--Fol-
lowing the meeting Of the New York
Optical society, which is in session to-
day, the American Association of OPP
ticlans will begin its annual convcn-
ton here this evening The sessions
viii be held at Haines' hail, and not
less than q thousand delegates, rep
resenting the societies of every state,
viii be present
An address Of welcome will be de-
livered by Mayor Cutler and Prcsi-
dent Clark will deliver his annual
speech Eye clinics will be held to-
morrow, and Wednesday will he de-
voted to business sessions The con
yention will close Thursday evening
with a banquet rendered by the local
optical society, W. h. Huston Of
Kansas City Mo-, is secretary of the
association, and J. X. Stebbins Of
Ashtabula, o., It's treasurer.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31

The new owner OF the Amarillo
Herald, in announcing the launching
OF an up-to-date evening newspaper,
and in the subsequent carrying out
OF his plans has done much TO set
his business on high plane OF pros
perity. The Banner-Stockman wish
es him well, but would offer a little
unsolicited advice; Better keep
clear OF Texas politics until
you have been in the state long
enough to know what you are talk
ing about In attacking Joe Bailey
in the Hearst style you are not only
no friends, but are making
OF yourself one OF those long-eared
animals which hops It's ears when g.
brays, Clarendon Banner-Stoclman.
Perhaps the advice Of one who
talks as II he had been there is better
than none at all
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
First Rife Cnmnstltion.

Monterey, Cal, July 3O.--Tho first
Of tho annual small arms compeu-
tons for the regular army began at
the Preside today, the soldiers Of the
Pacific division taking part. The rl-
he competitions OF tho other diyis-
ions will follow shortly, that of the
Atlantic division at Fort Niagara, n.
Y, on August l. the Northern divls-
ion at Fort SheridanG, Ill.,, on Au-
gust c, and the Southwestern dicis-
ion at Fort Sill, H., on August G. The
pistol competition Of each division
will Immediately follow tho rife
shoot The army competitions will
bo held at Fort Sheridan, H., on Au-
gust 80 They will be preceded by
tho usual preliminary practice, and
viii he under the supervision Of the
general commanding the Northern
division. The national individual and
pistol matches vii be- held at Seaglrt.
n. j. about September G.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31

Prof W, b. Qulgley, who has been
directing the Panhandle Sumner
Normal at Hereford, returned with
Mrs. ouigley and their little daugh-
ter yesterday About thirty teach
ors who had been in attendance at
the Normal came up yesterday eve
ming on the way TO their homes.
Misses ,Foard, Blair, Eye, Boyles and
Howren and Mr. Mamie Ioslin re-
turned to their homes here.
Prof oulgley reports very sue
cessful Normal. both In attendance
and work done. The Normal was
conducted in the commodious build
ings Of Panhandle Christian col
lege, and the college had charge Of
the dormitory service. Bxamina-
lions for certificates closed Thurs.
day, and the papers have been for
warded TO the state board Of oxam-
liners.
The people Of Hereford gave the
students a hearty welcome, and did
everything 20 make the session USE
full and pleasant.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1900.
WE NEED MORE HOUSES.

The prevalent cry in Amarillo is
for more houses. Not houses to con
duct business in, but houses to live
in. Never a day passes but what in
quirles are made for rooms and
houses This should not be, for there
is capital enough represented in the
bank deposits, small per cent OF
which would erect houses for every
body who wants them, and the in
vestments would bring handsome re-
turns to the owners. The need of ey-
cry town, both large and small, Is
more people No city in the world
ever has too many. But without
places TO live in the people cannot
come. The more people we have, the
more groceries, dry good, hardware
and every other commodity is sold,
More people means more money,
more sales and more profits. ANA
rillo has arrived at that stage when
people are clamoring to come, and
when people are needed TO come, and
yet they cannot, for the lack Of
place to live. More houses for peo-
pie to live in would forever put
duietus on the labor question, for
then the workingman would have
some inducomcnt to seek employment
here. As Il nov is. with the scarcity
Of houses that exists, the rents are
simply enormous, and still tho talk
pf raise is sometimes heard. The
laborinS man that comes here now
cannot afford TO pay the high rents,
much less an increase, and yet the
citizens seem not To thnk that high
rents mean Tower people Thcrc are
hundreds NJ people in this city that
would he glad to have place to keep
house, and there are no doubt hun
dreds that would gladly rome to Am
srilIo, but, as II now Is. they cannot
afford H. This Is one ot tho most vi
tal questions that confront the citi-
zens Of our rapidly advancing city,
and must h. solved ere the popula
ton Is increased as It should he The
question should not he passed idly
by, for It's Importance Is only sur
passed ny It's magnitude,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31

"The Daily Panhandle" published
at Amarillo, made It's appearance this
week and is being circulated In diff
ferent parts by representatives OF
the publication, Jno. w, Dale looS-
ing after the work In this city, The
new publication is u seven column
folio and presents a good appearance
for local daily. The new company
have ample funds to finance the en-
terprise and we see no reason why
II paper should not be sent out from
Amarillo, which would supply the
daily field in all parts Of the Pan
handle, We wish the proprietor, Mr.,
Boesen success in his venture
Hereford Brand.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
ArsTIcE RREMERs OPINION.

According to Justice Brewer,
Washington is the great lobby camp
Of the world. More legislation haG
been thrust upon congress- than it can
attend to, and the consequence is that
the government has become a general
dispensary. "The Federal govern
ment is efficient" he says. but there
are things greater than mere eff
cheney. namely, the protection of the
individual and the upbiilding of his
sense OF individual responsibility"
These greater things are lacking un-
der our present system. ut is not
how much the individual will willing
Iy give to the country, but how much
the nation could take from him,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
Oncn The Dcnycr Mint.

Denver, July 3O.--Tho United
States mint in this city, which has
been closed for repairs tho last
month, was oponed again today. Tho
80 Oemploycs, who have been taking
an enforced vacation have now re-
turned to work As all employers arc
allowed thirty days vacation with
pay each year, the shutdown does
not affect their income
AZ the time Of closing down, the
mint was engaged in coming gold
for the Mexican government, and this
will now he resumed. Nickels for this
government will also b. coined in
large quantities No silver has been
minted here for some time.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
A COMPLICATED TANGLE.

The express companies have such
complicated tangle Of tariffs under
which they have been plundering the
public, that they have requested Of
teh interstate commerce commission
an extension OF time In which to pre-
pare rate schedules for publication
under the new law. As the express
companies have been charging AL
the traffic will bear" in most cases,
and little more than IL would bear
in many transactions, YOU now have
an opportunity to obtain more just
charges by appealing to tho commits
sion.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
A Tragic Finish.

A watchmans neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dyke,
which a child's finger could have
stopped, to become a ruinous break
devastating an entire province Of
Holland, In like manner Kenneth
Mclver, Of Vanceboro, Me-, per-
mitted a little cold to 60 unnoticed
until a tragic finish was only avert
cd by Dr. Kings New Discovery
He writes; Three doctors gave me
up TO die Of lung inflammation, caus-
cd by neglected cold; but DR.,
Kings New Discovery saved my
my life Guaranteed best cough
and cold cure, at L. o Thompson
g. Bros. drug store, soc and ST..
Trial bottle free, 55T6l
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
California Tcnnls Championship.

Los Angeles, July 3o.--The an
nual Southern California champion
ship tennis tournament began today
on the courts of the Ocean Park
country club, and will continue until
next Saturday, Some of the best
players OF this section are entered,
and the event Is the most important
of the year in Pacific coast tennis cir
clas The program camprises seven
events, including mems ladies', jun
Tor and consolation singles, ladies'
and mixed doubles. The preliminary
matches are for the best. two in
three, while the finals will be tho best
three in five events. Three beautiful
and costly cups are being contested
for and include the association cup
for mems doubles, the Montgomery
Bros challenge cup for ladies sin
giles, and tho Camston challenge cup
for mems singles.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
FROM FRANCE.
Embassy at Washington Expresses Regrets
Over killing Of England

Paris, July 3O--Tho French eni-
bassy at Washington has been in
stucted to express the deep regrets
of the French government at the kill
Ing Of Lieutenant Clarence England,
navigating officer on the cruiser
Chattanooga, who was mortally
wounded az Chefoo July 2S by a RI
ne ball fired from the French cruiser
Dupetlt Thouars, while the latter
crew was engaged in small arms
practice,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31

Senator Lodge called 1t "unimpor-
tant' giving testimony before the
grand jury in the case against his
private secretary for the larceny Of
money paid for the republican cam
paign fund The voters, however,
may view tho matter AZ important
enough to defeat the Lodge republic
can machine, for in this case the
promise was made in return for the
donation that the donor was to re-
ceiyc a consular appointment It
would seem that some people beliey-
cd that offices could be purchased
and that Senator Lodge was the man
To deliver tho goods
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31

Attorney General Moody has heen
forced to admit that Judge Parker s
contention that all the laws under
which the federal government has
prosecuted the trusts and corpora
lions existed prior TO 1904. viii
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Cortelyou also acknowledge that
Judge Parker is right or will they
still deny IT, as was the case about
his other charge that the corpora
tons were contributing to the Roose
welt campaign fund in 1904, which
has also been proven, but never &C
knowledged
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
Twenty Year Battle

! was loser in twenty year
battle with chronic piles and ma
lignant sores, until | tried Buck
ems Arnica Salve; which turned
the tide by curing both, till not a
trace remains" writes A. M.
Bruce, Of Farmyille, Va. Best
for old ulcers, cuts, burns and
wounds. 25o at L, O. Thompson
81 Bro, druggist. 56T6l
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
A DEFAULTER GIVES UP
FOmsr Mayor Of Paterson, New Jersey,
Grows Tired Of Hiding

Paterson, n. j., July 3O.--Winiam
H. Belcher, former mayor Of this
city returned here carly today aud
surrendered to the warden Of The Jail.
He had been missing since August
I, 1905 He declared that he had
no means to make good the funds,
which amount to $4,000, and which
be is accused Of having fraudulenuy
obtained.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31

Those Latin-American countries,
which occasionally indulge In reyolu-
tons, should remember that Score
tary Root, who is now in their vi
cinily, has the big stick" with him
and a battle ship TO back It. mp. This
new style OF diplomacy has moi been
ratified by the United States senate,
but anything goes with tho present
strenuous administration.