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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
CIcreNmnn PInys cor,

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. 26.
Among the contestants in the Pike
centennial golf tournament i'm pro
grcss on the Town and Gown links is
the Rev =. II. Talbot Of hutchinson,
Kan, who is known all over the
country as the "golfing parson." The
Roy. Talbot won second placc in a
close struggle at the recent Western
Golf association tournament at S.
Louis Fourteen cups are offered TO
the winners in tho various events Of
the present meet ana the Kansas
clergyman expects TO add at least one
Of them to his collection Of trophies,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Antomohilc Ronh Rncc.

Joplin, Mo, sept 2G.--Thc first
annual automobile road ,race for The
Ncws-llcrald cup will begin at ,
O'Clock this afternoon. The course
is about thirty miles in oylcnt aud it
will he necessary to mako the circuit
more than three times TO complete
the race which is FOR 700 miles. The
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Carlisle, Pa, Sept &C. Never be-
fore has as sturdy and proficient a
band OF Indian braves represented
Carlisle as that which viii meet the
villa Nova college team ON The grid
iron here this afternoon. Many low
ers OF the game have gathered here
from all parts fthe country TO wit
ness the first important game Of the
season under the new rules There
Is little doubt as TO the result since
the redskins are in the best of con
ditlon and the new regulations es-
pecially adapted to the style of game
that the indians have always played.
Moreover, the Carlisle team has had
Inc benefit of the coaching of one Of
the best men in the profession Be
mus Pierie. himself an indian of the
Seneca tribe. Every member of the
team is madly devoted to Pierre and
in consequence he has been able to
train them 10 Il degree OF perfection
which would have been impossible Of
accomplishment for any white coach.
4 majority of last seasons best play
ers will be in the game this after
noon, including Nlkifor shouchuk
the famous EsquimauX center.
The schedule for Carlisle this year
includes Pennsylvania, Syracuse,
Harvard, Minnesota, Cincinnati and
Virginia universities. Among the
less important games will be one with
Albright college next Saturday.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Wyoming State Fair

Douglass, ,Vyo., Sept. 25.--Thc an.
nual Wyoming state fair opened to.
day aud is without exception the
greatest cycrrhcld in the state Foul
troops of cavalry which have beer
participating in the Grow crcol, coun
try manouvcrs have arrived here and
will stay during The fair, Larg,
crowds are expected from Denver
Cheyenne, Salt Lake and other cities
in Wyoming and surrounding states
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Denver. Colo, sopt. 26.--Vicc
president Falrbanks arrived hero
thi;s memiing from Colorado Springs
angtwas greeted by a reception COM
miAee compoaed Of many Of Den
yera most prominent citizens, VINO
escorted' the vice president and bis
wife 70 the Brown Palace hotel. A
banenefswill be giyen,by tho Cham
ssr OF Commerce this evening and
Il IS exilected TO 'hcsonc OF the most
notable uccssions Of The Kind ever
held lnatBe west In additionFto an
address by the vice PRESIDENT
speeches wsll 10 made by many con-
eressuen. SENATORS and governors of
the Rocky Mountain district. Tho
enlargemsntAof military posts, tho
rratecrion Of the beet sugar indus
lheWeclamatipn, OF arid landsand
aer s,rpIeets Of Importance to the
gople of the west will be discussed
hg the SPEAKERS
slr and Mrs, Fairbanks viii leave
Washington Immediately after;tht
nQuet.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Get fFvilSF1
SCOT IT'S
{: nluIsion 4

When you 90 to a drug store
and ask for SCOTS Emulsion
you know what you want; the
man knows you ought to have
IL. Don't be surprised. though,
II you are offered something
else. Wines, cordiaIs, extracts,
ETC., OF cod Ever oil are plentI-
full but don't imagine you are
getting cod liver oil when you
take them. Every year for thirty
years we've been increasing
the saEes Of SCOTS Emulsion.
Why7 Because II has always
bean better than any substitute
for II.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Adams, former president Of the ma
tional womena Belidi corps, and
Mrs. a. II. HortonN representing lae
national proaldent N Nhe Daughters
OF the American Revolution, The
speakers this afternoon>'will be MIS-
Annie l.. Digs. the Rev. Edith llill
Booker. Mrs. Leo Monroe and Mrs
Cora G. Lewis. Today's program H
wholly IN charge OF the women OF
the state. Tho Idea Of holdiNg the
celebration originated With wo1Han,
Mrs. Harriet johnson OF CourtlA'd'
who presented 20 the state the SIN
for the pike monument.
Tomorrow will be Grand Army day
and the speakers will include Cap
tain Patrick Coney department ooul-
mander OF Kansas. John MaXon, de-
partmeut commander OF Nebraska, G.
h. Adams. ex-department commander
of Nebraska, and Congressman W.
a. Calderhead.
Historical day viii be celebrated on
Friday and speeches win be deliver
ed by j. n. Dunbar Of Bloomfield n.
j., j. r. Meade Of Wichita, w IT,
Connolly Of Topeka and G., w. Mar
tln Of Lawrence. On Friday after
noon the pike memorial exercises
win be held in all Of the public
schools OF the state.
Saturday will be Pike day, the
actual anniversary Of the raising of
the flag, aud the speakers Will IN
clude Governor W. f. Hoch. Conner
Davies OF Concordia and others.
A battalion Of artillery in COM
of Colonel e. $. Godfrey has been
sent here and will take part in the
celebration. An Illuminated balloon
ascension will take place at night
and many other entertainment feat
ures have been provided by the local
committees
Il was In the fan OF 1906 that
Lieutenant Zebulon Pike, at The
head OF little band of about twenty
adventurous soldiers, first entered
the state Of Kansas, He proceeded
northwest across the state to what
is now the republic country whore tho
found large Pawnee Indian village
Here he was intercepted In his prog
ress toward the Mexican noun
talns" by the redskins who, while
manlfesting friendly disposition
informed pike that he must turf
/ back, as the yhad promised the Span
iards not 70 allow any Americans e
explere the mountains But thu
word retreat wasn't in Pixies yocab
ulary Moreover he was as good
buffer as he was a fighter. In Ian
guage which history tells us fairl'
rceked with blood and gore and dea(
1 Indians he Informed the chief tina
he would not only pass through his
village. but that the Spanish fiat
which noated above his tepoe woulC
have to come down and the United
states banner be substituted. With
out the shedding Of blood Pike won
victory and the stars and stripes
floated over tho wigwam OF Chic
~aracterish.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
DEMAND FOR LABOR
Many Marines Desert Barracks 20
Mork--S5 Per Day

WORKS. Per bay
Washington, d. c.. sept. 26.--so
great is tho demand for labor ut
san Francisco where able bodied men
atc paid as high as IS u day for
wheeling brick and mortar and doing
other work necessary to clear tho city
Of debris. that marines at Mare Is
land have been deserving the bar
racks n<largo numbers Tho police
OF San Francisco refuses TO APP
ppehend these men and SO serious
has the situation become that Brisa-
der General G. +, Elliott, command
ant NJ Mare Island, has been APP
pealcd to-
lie has detailed a lieutenant and a
squad Of experienced enlisted men
uhosc sole duty It is TO patrol the
city and pick up doscrters. IL.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

With the Sporting Folk.
hAthAthhtEnhhtthAAhAtEht
First New State Fah'

Ardmore /, r. Sept, 25,--Tho
first state fair 10 DO hold in the new
state opened today and promises &c
be tho greatest event IN territorial
history. The fat stock show and IN,
agricultural displays arc exceptional
". good. The racing meet viii begin
this afternoon with 2;2i trot and
a free for all pace, purses of $500
being offcrd In each event
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
professlonnl cor Tournamcnt

Chicago, Sept, 25,--Hundreds Of
golf enthusiasts have Seen attracted
here by the annual tournament of
the Western Professional Golf asso.
citation which will last all week and
will be participated in by the best
professional players OF the West.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Chief SPEAKER
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y FitAtenttNA NfitNa
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some agency for the settlement OF
uayc international differences 80
they may he appropriately confIdod
q On arbiiral tribunal The nation
which hesifaies TO do all In It's power
d advance The cause Of international
srbitradon, fails in IT'S supreme duty
"a ltsen and the rcst Of mankind, In
10 tself and tho rest mankind In
lho lscouic utterapce OF one OF our
greatest generals WAR is He'll
Nls, as rule. Il ia the expression OF
iha BRITISH IN man. The settlement
tl nnyate differences VI OF armis, is
longer tolerated Il is repugnant
s. the educated conscience OF the
ilzed world. Courts Of justice are
abllshed everywhere 20 determine
ihmn. Most OF the disputes between
nations could be composed by some
meiAod equally honorable ana eff
caeloas. An appeal 20 force In adj
tsting them should fall into disuse.
majority of the differences that
arise may be readily adjusted
rlbnnals whioh the nations may
at6 There are but few coniro-
sles which might not with honor
aaa with confidence be submitted
10 their deliberate considerations. Ar
hlrarion does not suggest any lack OF
rational virility, Il Is rather an
oyidence of Improvement in.the moral
and intollectusl ribrc OF tho people.
] believe that tho hour Is fast coming
when the statesmen of the world
Win be able TO devise some instru-
mentality which will put IN the way
81 Just solution most OF those grave
cusmions which frequently menace
LTteEnaiional amIty and rndely dis
turb international peace. Towards
this consunmation so deyoutly TO be
wished, America may be trusted to
mskepher rich and ample contribu-
ton.
Fieliow citizens, this will always
bslthoghome OF strong people, self
cotMained. aggressive and progressive
with sound minds and high order
Of patniuieim, Here, in the pure all
Of these mountains, men and women
shonld be ablc 10 look with cleal
vision upnn their Institutions. They
should be4able 10 recognize that the
sure foundation OF the Republic Is
tho home, and that e must DO q
home .where,religiop and intelligence
virtue and love abide, Here they
should be ablo 10 take large and
sane view ogfthe great questions that
ia st the foundation OF our social
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wo stand Ia a portion Of the Re
public rich with possibilities The
neSt century 10 large with promise
Treae mountain sides thousands vii
came in tho years which stretch be
us. where there are hundreds
Churches and schools will be
t. universities will he established
lriee viii be founded, iudustriei
be created and citios will arise
'e Will DO found a numerous, con
antcd prosperous population, devot
ga to the cultivation Of oil the fruits
Of peace, and ready and willing, u
supreme need should come, TO show
thsnthcy are the heirs Of their hou
crea sirne, BY giving the Highes
proagaof patriots devotion to'flal
andS Kindred.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
2epnblicf CITY. KAN, Sept. e26.--.
celeflfationeoG the centenniaran.

1enn,tG city, KAN, Sept. 20
celsfirationsoGtn the centennlaran-
fsarys a. theiraising by zebulon
Of the tInited@statcs flag on
saH SOIL wnlchstdok, place lata thc
Ruysnee!& irags dn'RepubiI6scoun.
tyAon Septic, 1909 beganfhsre this
mornfag. .Tfppsandsf apaotle, I'M
eIudsng. snany otl therinpst prominent
citlzesp, ofl;sll fhaFckgathefei
heresfofpaHlicf Date inarhe fssktiEalsai1
this iiflle down iBarrowds .ncset
ihefnFe.
phe exefclsnsabeS IA Ftdis morninB
witls,an addresss BY MEs piay elle-
villa si,IaF OF tnpif psas
\ 81 ~ A1on1en Clubs. escl-
.issfsd a Nv sSaO ifss' q " q
II i14I .'IN 1Ii 'i - - t 4It4 H VI n
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Guadalopuc Fair Ocpsn

Santa Rosa, N, NJ, Sept. 25.--Thc
Gaudaloupc a fair and festival opened
today and has attracted largo crowds
many people coming from tho states.
In addition to, the racing, Wild West
exhibitions, SPORTS and games, there
is a rino;display ofAtho livestock and
agricultural and horticultural pro-
ducts of thosterritory.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
MEN. ARE powsRrEss
10 Fight Against Disease iUnless They
strike atfthe Underlying CRuHe.


To treat Dandrun. and Falling Hair.
With irriiants or OLSON which para
|. Fiiic germ Will prosper Is like scooping
water fgcnSthe' ocean'to prevent tho tide
!, frppistising.
yf1Ia cahnpt. accomplish n satisfactory
.c0ge ~ thopt having q Northumberland
ssag Dr. 5thee fundamental causes OF tho
fndRtle.
\ fYRli nlpst} lIlll1the hDandruff. Germ.
IN sbrce e5erplcidcsdoe thislbccause II
flS saeclallt ma dc sto,dolthat veryathlng.
when The germ is removed the hair
has M ,chqioe but 10 resumeshcaithy
ffcsft d AM neppiy
"Destfoy thaAcausc, yeu remove the
csffsofs
sold hyS Aea6inKF drugEigta4S tQc. IN
hsts,nps 1for sampiestcsThe sEiefplcidcsco'
HignfpoIt Mich,
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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
Chicago CitygComcilsPhsscs -Rcsolu'
tion ENDORSING Such

cblcago.s sept. 26--fh6 city coun-
eli has passed a resolution .indorsing
tho movement TO establish United
States postal savings banks, The
,rcsolutlonscitos the wrecking Of the
Milwaukee Avenue bank as one roa-
son why fsuch9a law should be en-
acted, and urges the Representatives
OF Chicago in, congress TO assist IN
,thcswotiy aof establishing these benks
'by theiriinfluonce andNotes.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
New York Veterans Reunion.

Saratoga, ". Y, Sept GA re-
union Of the members of!the Ninety
third regiment New York State
Volunteers, is being heldshero today.
Many members from western states
are present. go. 4 !. go
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Hnnrord Opens in virginia.

Newport News, Va, Sept. &c.
Charles B. Hanford viii open his
tour in "Julius Caesar" aud "Cymbo-
line" in this city tonight His route
this year includes nearly all Of the
principal cities, of~tho country.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Danyille, H., Sept 26,-Passen-
ger train No. of the Wabash road
running from Kansas City to Buff
falo, n. ", known as the Buffalo
mail and due in this city at 4;25
a. m, ran into an open switch west
OF Catlln, H., early today and crash
ed into section of a freight train.
All OF the passenger cars but one
were turned over and burned, Three
are known to have been killed sew
eral others are missing. Thirty-sey-
on inju daexpress, onialtnsrahetaoin
en- injured are being taken care Of at
the local hospitals. The dead are;
Engineer j. S. Butler, Of Peru;
w. w. Ellison, fireman of La Fay
cite Ind; ed Harding, mail clerk,
OF Nesville, III.
Among the injured are j. d. Fis-
ter, Idayille, Ind. cut on head foar
children Of Mrs Livingston of Kan
sas city, thrown out of car window
by their mother but caught in burr
ing debris and badly burned, some
may die, the mother was not injured ;
E. ]. Jessup or Catlin, mail clerk Was
burned and cut on tho head, not se-
rious. Four children OF Mrs, j. u.
Waldsdall of Guelph, Ont, were bad
~ burned and all will probably die.
w. A. Sinks, Marion, H., chest In
lurcd and hurt in head aud leg, not
fatal George Goldman, Springfield,
I'M, a stock raiscr'riding in stock car
on freight train Is missing, George
Morrow, colorod porter not sorioutiy
injured.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

further relations with the govern
mcnt of Cuba, also alleging the un-
fair treatment at the hands Ok Tic
IfEmcrican commissioners,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
ATTEMPT ON BARRACKS
One Slightly Injured aud Windows
Are Shnttcrcd--No Clue

Arc Shattcrcd--No Clue
HeingrOrs, Finland, Sept .26.--An
unsuccessful attempt was made at ]
o'clock yesterday morning to blow
up the police reserve barracks here.
one reserve was slightly injured and
the windows of the barracks and OF
adjacent barracks and other build
ings were shattered. No clue.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
WRECK, on WABASH
Open Switch Cause Derailment aud
Injury of hight People

Injury of hight People
indianapolis, Ind, Sept 26-A
special to the News from Peru, Ind.
whore the division headquarters OF
the Wabash railroad are located says
the Wabash fast mail train No.
running seventy miles an hour dash
ed through an open switch and
crashed into freight early this
morning. Eight persons are killed
and injured. The dining car Hone,
escaped the flames which followed
an explosion of gas tanks In the
coaches. The injured are being TAX
en- to Danyille, Ill.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
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SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists
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500. and S1.oo. All druggists
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-30
Communicated.

In justice to Jack Cook, who was ar
rested Feb. 10th and incarcerated in the
county Jail, had three examinations be-
fore Justice Walsh (Which his attorneys
had to fight for) and was finally acquit-
ted in the circuit court on the charge
for which he was tried on March Gath,
1 ask for just little space. This case
is an example of what man must
stand who is innocent. His family has
to bear the disgrace and the loss of the
support which it is his duty to provide.
In addition he is charged with every
thing wrong which has happened in
Owosso and the surrounding territory
for the past twenty years. His credit
as business man with the farmers with
whom he has dealt for years is DESTROYED
or at least confidence is shaken. The
disgrace prostrates his wife with grief
and while the acquittal will in q small
measure end this it cannot undo the
wrong done an innocent man. AS q
reader of your columns want to pro-
test against such work until there is
positive evidence of wrong doing.
CITIZEN.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-30
Real Estate Transfers.

G Carpenter to E Badgero Its 2,5, 10,
T. bk 81 Byron 5000.
r Agnew to w Watson Its 2 and pit
3 blk 3 Bancroft $3.50.
HI Woolston to A Conrad sw4 ne4
sec 10 Antrim $1,000.
r Smith to r Hershey pit 1t "a sub
Otis 8 Owosso $3.50.
G Hoskin to B Wright pit O-lt D, D L
Co.'S. End add $100.
A Campbell to f Tower pit nw1 sec "a
Burns $500.
J Keagle to LIST f M Oh 1t and 81 1t 4
blk Maple Ridge PIX Owosso $3.50.
Q Gillett to p Cook pit nwf sec %
Venice $3.50
w Quinn to Pierce pit sci and pit nj
farm sec SO Rush $500.
W Rose to o Post pit nw1 sec 30
Owosso 5000.
M Gallagher to J Little and WI WI
nW1 sec Is Shiawassee $500.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-30

patient response. NO, OF course not.
always mount at the park entrance -
But the maid said persisted John
son.
Then the maid was mistaken. Ali,
be careful" IS lie nearly missed q re-
turned ball.
4 strange desire not to be beaten
had suddenly sprung to life in her
breast They must win this set, she
and Johnson. They must not be beat
Ell by Sinclair She looked across the
net at his rcd, rather heavy face
Gould she marry him? Her family had
hoped for it. lie was splendid
match. Of courSe-and yet-what did
Harry Johnson mean by asking why
she had not come to the club? She
had told the maid to say that she
would be ut tho park entrance and
then to telephone the club for her
horse.
waited there an hour" said John
son. And then to meet you coming
out Of the parl; - with another man!
What could Think"
"Ahv' said the girl, with quick in
drawn breath. Couldn't he have known
that she was only walking her horse
up and down While she waited? The
meeting with Sinclair had been pure
chance. She, too, had waited, growing
more and more annoyed with the awk
ward position in which she found her.
self; annoyed also by Sinclair's yelled
o,.I-c To, IN r1in 10.
polite wonder, and then to have john
son appear, raise his hat and pass on!
The girl bit her lip again at the men,
DRY.
Then suddenly as she caught the look
in his eager, earnest eyes her own sof-
tened. After all, he had bad time
too. And all through that stupid Ma
rie's having the messages confused.
With an impulsive gesture she turned
do playv she exclaimed. 1--WE must
get this set"
Sinclair, rather sulky at being forced
to play on a hot afternoon, had hither-
to not chosen to exert himself, letting
the games 60 to his adversaries, but
now he was beginning to be interested.
IL they were to win, Johnson must con-
centrate. And Johnson, all at once in
fected by something in the girls man.
ner, Strengthened himself. The other
side should not win single game.
Love three, love four! Sinclair, subtly
aware Of an unwonted tension in the
air, strove his utmost, unavailingly.
Johnson, his mouth shut hard, played
as though muscled with steel. Love
five! Helen was breathless, her lips
parted. Love six! Set!
With great sigh, Johnson faced her.
"We've wonv' he whispered exulting.
ly, just loud enough for her to hear.
Helen, her eyes unfathomable, glanced
for a moment across at Sinclair-Sln-
clair with his millions. Then, the sweet
est, tenderest smile curving her mobile
mouth, she lifted her face to Johnson.
EYES," she said softly; "a love match"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-30

First Enroll on election day, Mon
day, April 2.
Second. Sign petitions on that day,
or surely before May 10, as they must be
in the hands of the city or county clerk
or secretary of state by May 12, in order
to have all questions you desire sub.
mitted at the June 10 primary election.
Third. Be sure to vote at the June
10 primary election.
Additional copies of this circular and
application blanks for primary election
enrolment may be had upon applica-
ton also complete copies of the primary
law. FRED M. WARNER.
Lansing, March 10, 1906.