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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
AMARILLO TAKES LAST GAME.
Hutchinson Gets Best Of AZ Score
Against Canyon City.

Against Canyon City.
Pitcher Hutchinson, outpitched
Wicker in Saturdays struggle at San
born park, Pitcher Wicker, bl the
way, has tried to win a game from
Lewis Gladlators time and again.
Time and again he has shot them
across the plate, curved them over
the corners. eased over his slow ball,
and fielded his position, but some
how at the tag end OF the game he
has always been thwarted until
Thursday, Thursday he won the
game and he was ready Saturday to
repeat
Mr. Hutchinson was the other end
OF the argument and Hutch out
pitched the Cowboy from the first
The visitors tried to lasso the game
in the first inning after Amarillo had
failed to do anything in her half,
but they swung their rope in vain.
Misunderstanding not the old adj
age that II the first man walks, he
will score--passed Mitchell. Wicker
sacrificed him to second. Mckay
went to first by the four ball route.
Burns singled cleanly and both
Mitchell and Mckay counted, Hutch
inson was so cool during the try
ing ordeal that he chilled the fans,
Burns was caught trying to steal.
Francis could do no better than to
hit to Hutchinson and went out to
first.
Amarillo forged ahead in the sec
ond. Hester flied to Mitchell, Bell
singled over second. Hutchinson
reached first on his grass cutter past
third Kelly dropped a Texas league
back OF short and by fast sprint
ius reached second. Bell scored.
Hutchinson scored on a wild pitch,
Gallaher struck out. Two strikes
were called on Honaker, Francis
thought it was three and threw down
his glove. Kelly taking advantage
OF the opprtunity came home and un-
tied the knot. Honaker struck out.
The visitors went out in order in
the second. A double play In which
Weller and Hubbard were the vic
tins put an end to the Rosemonts'
aspirations in the third as Lewis was
an easy out, Wicker to Bell Canyon
City again tied the score in the.
sixth. Francis singled, stole second
and third and counted on Bells beau
tiful single past short,
The Rosemonts united the knot in
the seventh round when Kelly sin
gled and stole second and third In.
handsome fashion. Honaker got the
hitting fever too and Kelly came
home with the winning run.
1t was a good game barring
wrangling. The old jealousy broke
out in a place or two and made bad
spots.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Wind Docs Damage.

Rumor had 1t this morning that a
small twister struck the southwest
part of town last night and left its
mark on the buildings. Several peo-
pie were quite sure they saw cloud
Of the typical cyclone formation over
that part of the city at the time the
worst crash came about O'Clock.
Citizens in that section of the town
however, say that the storm was sim
ply straight blow which struck sud
denly and It caused no uneasiness.
A few sheds and chicken houses
changed location and tho windmill
in Mrs, Laughlin's yard was wrecked.
Sufficient proof that the wind was
straight is shown in the fact that at
tho residence Of ]. T.. Beasley on
jefferson street the sheer force OF the
wind broke out a large oriel win
dow.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
SATURDAY.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Drew cros-
sett, son.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. o. |. Sellars,
ten pound Sond and heir.
J. NJ. currier is just completing
a $4,000 residence on Harrison street
for X. X. Kerr.
Horace Cooch OF tho Amarillo Tele-
phone company was here Thursday
looking after the local telephone at
this place. Memphis Herald.
About twenty couples attended a
very enjoyable dance at the rink
last night. Gus Hollander furnished
the music.
]. l.. Allison, OF Artesia, n. NJ,
u here and will have charge OF the
local office OF theP. v. immigration
company,
t. ]. Robyor OF Dallas, well
known amateur baseball man was
in town this week. He umpired the
Tuesday game at Canyon City.
Kenneth Anderson, the little son
OF Mack Anderson, Of the p. II. &
p. V. Land Co., is very III OF ty-
phoId fever at the sanitarium.
Howard Trlgg, with his assistants,
finished establishing the lines and
grade for the courthouse walks yes
terday and the contractors have al
ready commenced work.
Miss Narcissa Clair Chapman Of
Ripley, Tenn. stopped over in Amar-
flo yesterday on her way TO Here
ford whore she has charge of the
music department in Panhandle
Christian College,
William stone and daughter of
Claiming are stopping over in Am
arillo today. Mr.. Stone purchased
the II. II Wallace ranch near Chan
Ming. lie is now on his way to his
old home in Fayetteville Ark. for a
short visit
Mr. Glueck OF Childress has begun
the erection OF handsome residence
on the corner Of Seventh and Pirce
The house win be two-story and will
be modern throughout. Sterling q
Warren have the general contract.
A. A. Earhart is doing the brick
work.
Prof. 8. u. Fish, graduate OF the
State University of Missouri, who has
accepted the chair Of science in
tho Amarillo Academy, has arrived
and will ashume his dutis at the
opening Monday morning. He has
mad a number of years experience ali
principal Of high school In his ma
tive state and comes prepared to rem
der efficient service in the capacity as
teacher
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04

Little Miss Burkells Wells Is re-
ported quite sick.
J. G. Wells, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, is fast recovering.
w. A. Ward was in Canyon Sat
urday in the interest Of the exhibit
car.
Wood Ellison, recent arrival
from Virginia has accepted posi-
tion with the Southern Brokerage
company
Frank Lancaster left yesterday to
make the Rock Island east route for
the Roach Drug company.
James Astracan leaves today for
New York city to purchase his fall
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Totals .....36 4 10 81 is 6
CANYON CITY.



Earned runs, Amarillo
2, Canyon 2; two base hits, Kelly
Lewis; base on balls, off Hutchin-
son /; wild pitch, Wicker; struck
out, by Hutchinson s, by Wicker I;
hit by pitched ball, Mitchell; stolen
bases, Francis 2, Mitchell 2, Kelly a.,
Burns /, Honaker 2; sacrifice hits,
Wicker, Mitchell. Umpires, Jones
and Mcknight. Attendance 900
Kelley, the Indian infielder, left
Saturday with Honaker. Kelley has
made a record as one of the speediest
quarter backs that A. and NJ, ever
played and Amarillo fans here found
out that he works well at the dia-
mond game too. He will probably
let his hair grow and be at his old
position with A. and NJ. this fall
Jim Bell went to Hereford yester-
day to visit his parents and rela-
tives near Dimmlt before returning
to his work in Austin college at Sher-
man. Bell is the best man that ever
held the mitt for Amarillo. He is
a Panhandle product that will go
well in any company, The Amarillo
management will please a large fol-
lowing here and throughout the
Panhandle by securing him for next
years games.
Willie Weller, the pet of the
bleachers and the darling of the
grand stand, is not at all ready to
quit playing ball this fall. That's
mis- way anyhow-never s2y quit. He
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Rural Mail Carriers Meet.

Wichita. Kan, Sept. 3.-The an
nual meeting OF the Rural Mail Car
riers' State association is being held
here today in the council chamber Of
the city hall, with rural carriers
from all over the state in attendance
j. f. Mccoy, assistant postmaster
OF Wichita, delivered the address Of
welcome, which was responded to
by Jesse Bumbardner. president OF
the association, Several address will
be made.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
stock Of diamonds and iewelry.

stock OF diamonds and jewelry,
Frank Buckingham has returned
from Austin where he has been ex-
aiming state records OF Potter
county taxes.
Mr.. Weaver has returned from
Blsbee, AriE., and Will resume his
duties as manager OF the shoe de-
partment OF Dayidson's.
w. A. Gamble Is In town again
after his recent Illness. lie will re-
ouperate for several days yet before
he goes back 10 business.
p. l.. wills, Of the Dallas News,
was visitor at the Daily Panhan-
die office this morning. Io Is on
his vacation and is taking a look at
the Great Panhandle and the Pecos
Valley.
y. w Martlndell Ia having a hand
some residence erected on the corner
OF Sixth and Buchanan. II will be
modern throughout, with com
plete plumbing, heating, gas and
lighting installation.
II. w. Campbell the soil culture
man, Is in town today after visits
to his farms at Boyina and Dalhart'
He reports fine crop conditions and
Is more than ever convinced OF the
great grain producing possibilities
OF tho Panhandle.
Miss Winfred Ford Of Henrietta
has entered Mrs. w A. Bnom's mus
&c class. Miss Ford ia already an
accomplished musician. having stud
led with some OF the best teachers
In the state and for the past two
years at the Conservatory of Music
at Waco, Texas.
w. A. Hester who has been play
ing with the Rosemonts during the
last series OF games, will return to-
day or tomorrow to Roswell, n, NJ.
Mr.. Hester is physical director at the
New Mexico Military Institute, and
coaches several OF the Athletic
teams Hester Ia thorough athe-
lete. is a gentleman, one the field as
well as of OF II and has done much
toward placing the institute on the
enylable atheletic holding she now
has.
j. u. Gilkeson OF Roswell, n, NJ
spent Sunday In the city visiting
friends and while here paid the Pam
handle pleasant call. Mr.. Gilke-
son Will be remembered as the gen
tleman who opened the new Denver
eating house last winter, which UNI
der his management received such
praise from the travelling public. He
informs us he will assume charge
oct. OF the new forty room hotel
at Roswell and which is to be known
as the "Gllkeson House.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Convention of stogymakcrs.

Wheeling, w Va, Sept. 3,-The
National Stogymakers union is hold
its first annual convention here
g. It Is only in the last few
ra that the stosymakers began
{. organize, yet the union now In
Guiding a largo majority Of those
engaged in the work.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Good Look for Panhandle nnscbnII.

II speaks much for tho outlook Of
Panhandle baseball that two such
teams as those which played the So
rles last week could be gotten to-
gether in the shortgrass country.
While tho Amarillo aggregation had
the best OF the argument in speed,
teamwork and experience, it needed
only a little turn OF baseball lucl,
to place their opponents with the
winning scores. True both teams
were straining points to reach on
unusual degree OF excellence, but
both teams expect to come together
next year with much the same line
up and to improve the playing
throughout.
Even with the increased growth OF
Panhandle towns, Panhandle
league may not yet be feasible next
year, but with fast teams in several
town, managers can secure good
games without having receipts eaten
up by long railroad mileage, Many
of the men who made up this year,
teams will be in the Panhandle next
year and will be ready to furnish
good sport for Panhandle fans.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Cattle Beginning to Move.

The fall movement Of cattle from
the summer ranges to market is be-
ginning in earnest. Saturday the
Santa Fe shipped about two hundred
cars from points along the line from
Portales to Higgins. These ship
ments are nearly all grass-fat stuff
going to Kansas and st, Joe markets,
A few shipments are going direct to
finishing farms in Kansas and Mis-
souri,. The Santa Fe will run a reg
ular weekly special through the fall
months.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
postorflce Clerks At Savannah!

Savannah, Ca, Sept, 3.--PoAof-
flee clerks from all parts Of the
country are here to attend the an
nual meeting OF postoffice clfks.
A demand for the eight hour lay,
graded salaries and more clerks will
be made. As the clerks are not per-
mitted to appeal to congress dlect,
the appeal will be addressed to the
commercial interests, which are in
terested In the Improvement of the
service.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04

II. A. Mcdonald has opened the
Amarillo Cigar Store for business
and is preparing to greatly increase
the stock formerly carried and add
to the conveniences and attractions
OF the store. He intends keeping be-
sides the full line OF smokers sup
plies. stationery, magazines and
small wares, Mr.. Mcdonald is
a thorough business man and will
make success OF his establishment,
Sheriff Crawford Of Clay county was
in Amarillo sunday
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. S. Many OF
the crack motor car drivers Of the
country are entered in the automo-
bile races to BIO held at the fair
grounds this afternoon. The con-
teatants include A. c. Webb of Jop-
lin. Mo-. c. A. Coey, the Chicago
auto enthusiast, and DR..
II. w. Freeberg OF Toledo, Ohio.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. S.-The
annual convention of the Arkansas
Rural Mail Carriers association
opened here today, Addresses will
be made by several OF the officials
and delegates and the good roads
movement will be discussed.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
JET Davis Speaks.

Muldrow, |. T., Sept. 3.-Goyerror
Jeff Davis of Arkansas is the prin-
cipal speaker at a celebration be-
ing held here today
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04

Hydro, o. r., Sept. 3.--Tho annual
harvest festival began here today
and will last until Wednesday.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Weather Bureau.

NNNAANN
The following data, covering a
period OF fourteen years, have been
compiled from the weather bureau
records at Amarillo, Txas, They are
issued to show the conditions that
have prevailed, during the month in
question for the above period Of
years, but must not be construed as
a forecast OF weather conditions
for the coming month,
Month OF September for fourteen
years.
TEMPERATURE.
Mean or normal temperature, IS
degrees,
The warmest month was that Of
1892, with an average OF 70 degrees.
The coolest months were those of
1896 and 1902, with an average of
&C degrees.
The highest temperature was SO
degrees on Sept. 5, 1908 and Sept.
], 1905.
The lowest temperature was 81
degrees on Sept II, 1898.
The earliest date on which first
killing" frost occurred in autumn,
Oct. 16, 1903
Average date on which first kill
ing" frost occurred in autumn,
Nov. /.
Average date on which last kill
ing" frost occurred in spring, April
16.
The latest date on which last
killing" frost occurred in spring,
May, 80, 1898.
PRECIPITATION
Grain or melted snow)
Average for the month, 2,38 In
ches.
Average number OF days with ,01
inches or more, G.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 500 inches In 1899,
The least monthly precipitation
was 0.24 inches in 1892.
The greatest amount OF precipita-
ton recorded In any twenty-four
consecutive hours was $40 inches,
Sept 81, 1900.
The greatest amount of snowfall
recorded In any twenty-four hours
(record extending to winter of 1884
So only was 90 inches.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
Average Z a. M, II; average Z
p. M, As.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number of clear days, 16;
partly cloudy days, 8; cloudy days, D.
WIND
The prevailing winds have been
from the south.
The average hourly velocity of the
wind is 16 miles.
The highest velocity OF the wind
was 60 miles from the west Sept. Z
1899.
Station--Amarlllo Texas.
Date of issue--August 1905.
p. WOOD,
Official in Charge Local Weather
Bureau.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
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auf ssfielt, absr bic Orssl ifi nod niai
an9e.ommen.
Bei Der @r6fnung Der neusn 2atbs.
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Der ghor tpirb auiammsngeisbt aus
WitgIisbsrn Der gb6rs aasr Gtabtiir-
den. Dis 1ebun9en baben bereits
unter DIRECTION bon prof. Nlsrauber
grneifinoff begonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Yribatipobnmns amssebo6em.
goIi,ei mittert elm spieacfaI.

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bsren Wobnung an Der @eE l6. Ctr.
bic polisei am samifag ale anpeien.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Snbianapois, Smb, @pntas, Desember 1906
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Nteolimes S@alSebGmoe
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oemis bonn SGulbefu9e aus9ei@IoKsn
tperben t6nnen.
Die 6&ule III 0ffi3isl als go. SO
eingetragen. bat 3mei 3immer. In mel
DEN nur bie 3balins. Der anfalt bon
ben @raben l A bis B bon 3mei Jun.
gen 2sbrerinuen Der 6Hentli&en S4u.
len unterri9tet tpsrbsn. Die Dsrwal.
tungsbeb6rbs bes Waiisnbaufes ipsa&
ben e&uleommiffdreu fur bisfss @e.
bdube, mel&es iiberetniftmmenb NIT
ben anoeren Bauten Der Hnffalt aufes.
fiibrt wuroe. i&riftIi& ibrsn Dant aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03

Wisber iff ein braber beuti6er @s.
fddftsmann pl6blib aus osm 2ebsn
esi6isoen. Ssrr Sobn Wimmsr, Der
angsmsin bstannts uno gsa9tste Opti.
fer. Ia seRern Worsen 5 ubr einsm
Ssrsidlaae erlsgen.
Serr @immer, Der bor 4 Wc9sn bas
nnqlhd hatts. Ht bas linfs 8sin nabs
benz 9n6tel au bre9en, osRen 9ene.
iuns absr iousit i9on borgs,4rittsn
mar, bab er bas Bstt bsrsits nsrIisb,
uno sr In 3hras aud bas 6ospitaI
bdtte rsrlaheu t6nnen, wuros Dor eini.
gen Saaen bon sinsm afutsn 6er3lsi.
ben befaaen, beRen nria8e fortwdb'
renosn 8ram hber ben 0erlufi fsiner
tGr3lia psriforbenen Satin gsueien
Disism 2sibsn III er erIssen. Gin ,pirt.
liGsr Gaa bon ssbrO&snem 0erasn.
S:rr @immer. DOR 81 Sabrsn In
Cincinnati gsborsn. fam Wiits Der 70sr
Sabre nod Snbianapolis. Dur9 fein
grades unb shrli9ss @sisn srparb ct
i& sinsn srobsn 5reuno.streis unb bic
Matune isinsr Mitbfrssr. Sstn Gin.
f9sissn wiro bon allen tisf bstrauert.
gr binterldBt sinen eobn bon nur
st Sabren. Der iein SioI3 uno feline
unesibeiIis 5rsube mar.
Die 8esrbigung finbet bonn 9auIe
feinss bis1sen Dertpanbten, 6errn
gmtI Wartin, 14l2 @ollsge abs., aus.
am Dienifag Na&mtttaa 2 l16r fatt.
Die bstasten gltsrn oss 8eraorbensn.
tpsl6s In Cincinnati. o., tpobnen. 3tpei
bort tpobnsnos 8rhbsr, iotpie auG sins
In Chicago wobnenoe S1wefer, iuer'
ben BET Der Besrbiqung anueienb isin.