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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-10

SldElo began the inning by laying
/ down neat hunt and beating
Coughlin's throw to FIRST ShocKard
advanced him with a neat sacrifice.
Chance singled and Apply AIRY
Stcinieldt drove a long silRle into
tho coming darkness that ted The
score, For the next thee innings II
VAS sttle royal william y, Do
noyaE, sometimes called wild Bill, "
formerly Of the Texas league and
famous for his 6milc, on ono side,
and Oryio overall, the giant Call.
iornian, on Tho other. Overall pron.
aoly pitched the stcsdIcr game Of tho
two, Harry Stenfelt starred, both
at the hat and In the field.
Score;
Detroit 1000 coo $50 900 "a
Chicago 1000 rec 600 200
Batteries Detroit Douoyan, Payre
and schmidt Chicago, Overall and
King.
EMPIRES sheridan and ODay
Scorers, Richter and Flanncr.
Men IN the squads.
The players eligible for the world
series are:
Chicago NJ Brown, pitcher, r l..
Chance, lirst base; j. j. Eycrs, sec.
ond base; h Durbin. pitcher, Joe
Timer snort stop, Harry c. Stein
feld' third base J +, SAcckard, left
field James r. Slaglc, center field
f. SchE ., right field, John G
Kllng, catcne:, r, j, Moran catcher
r. Oils, catcher; Artio Holman,
utility, G. h Howard, utility, II.
Zimmerman, utility; j. b. McCor-
mick, utility; G, c. Eraser. pitcher;
9, L. Lundcrgren, pitcher, q over
all, pitcher ), Piiesrcr, .,echer; h.
NJ Rhulbah, pitcher, Thomas J
Walsh, pitcher
DetrOit---ROSs Erwin. catcher, Jas.
B Archer, catcher; ny Cobb, right
field, S. Crawford, center field vii.
am Coughiin third case; Ii. Schae.
ter second base; Charles OLeary,
short stop, William Donovan, pitch
er; j. W, Downs, utility; D. Jones,
left field I'd killisn pitcher, n
Jennings, manager; NJ McIntrye,
.1biiUs George Mullen, pitcher;
Charles Schmidt, catcher: Fred
Payne, catcher; c. Rossman. first
base ed Sewer, pitcher; Edgar VII.
lett pitcher; Robert Lowe, utility.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-10
Y INNINGS
TO A TIE
Darkness Ends Magnificent
First Game In Champion.
ship Series
Associated rreBs.

Chicago, oct witt nerves still
tsnfo from the strain OF Yesterday s
battle between the respective cham
rIous of the American aud National
Leagues, baseball enthusiasts gath
cred carly TO witness today's strug-
Elo FOR tho championship of tho
world Hours before tho gates we're
opened all streets in tho vicinity Of
the west side grounds were thronged
With people eager to gain admit
lance Tho crowds we're 30 dense
that traffic was hsmpercd The say
was overloaded and a damp w!ld
added to the discomiorts,
SLY Cleared,
Later in the day however tho sky
cleared an dthc sun camo out bright
and warm promising ideal conditions
for the game.
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believe that the inEtitution ought to
be in Amarillo Of all places in the
Panhandle because / believe that a
school placed here will have the best
prospects for alCcess But Amarillo
Is placed at a disadvantage now and
Whatever action is taken here must
be taken within the next few days
This evening Rev. Kirk,s and leave
for the state synod at Waxahachie
On our return next week We will
stop over at Vernon and Memphis
TO look over me ground there and
Will then 80 up to Pampg 10 examine
that site. 'l a proposition can bp
secured from Amarillo jeforo tha.
time believe that the committee
will consider II but it would not be
obliged TO do 50.
Propo-c q Large College.
"Thc church proposes 10 make
nis a college IN every sense of the
word II is not our policy 10 put
a college on every hill" but to put
5000 colleges in the right place and
to make them colleges in every way.
The church does not intend to estab-
lish high schoo' or an academy but
intends 10 make the Panhandle .cnool
lust as big an institution as tho
means can be secured 10 mako IT,
The educational nund of the church
Uoald be behind 1t all tho time"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-10
A1rEarrEo sUlolpF 4
Whitlow Takes Poison Rather Than
stand Trial.

lola, Kan, oct Whitlow, the
i-,.chaut here who confessed an ~
amscy WITH Mary Sap, which caused
her suicide, attempted to commit sui
eide while being brought to lola
from Moran, where the Sapps live,
in carriage by tho sheriff He
drank wo 1cohol yut was revived
by physicians and placed IDder ar
rest. Members Of the sapp family
Insist that the girl did not kin her
self.
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MINER TELLS OF
BRQWN'S ASSASSINS


Associated Ffesp,
Portland Ore. Oct, "a tele-
phone message from Granite, ore,
states that Frank Tucker was ar
rested there today on suspicion Of
being an accomplico in the plot to
murder Harvey x Brown at Baker
city. Under the influence OF liquor
Tucker made the statement thai he
was at Baker City The aight OF me
murder and that he know the names
Of the meI who exploded the 0onh
though he would not give them, and
that he was within forty feet Of the
i5omb when it was set Off. Two of
Hhe men he said are m their way 10
Cheyenne, Wyo, Tucker says that
he is member OF the Western Fed.
GRAFTON OF Miners and that he has
worked in mines in Rp'ta ard Col
orada
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sRoHTAGr AhpGHArNa
Agricultural Department Gives octo-
Der Grain Conditions.

Associated Press.
Washington, d. c., Oct. s--The
agricultural department today re-
ported conditions Of corn on oct, /.
IS per cent as compared with 500
per cent last month, and 9O.1. Oct.
/, 1906. The average yiedl Of spring
wheat is 1871 bushels per acre com
pared with 1877 for 1906 and 147
I, 1906. The average yield OF spring
and winter wheat combined Is about
s25,5e7, 900 compared With 735, $50
700 as estimated for year ago.
The average yield OF oats Is about
gas AZ compared with 3t.2 for 1908.
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DEERE HAS RELAPSE.
Millionaire Pillow Man Is IN Critical
Condition.

Associated press.
Chicago, oct. 9.--Charles H. Deere
of Moline, H., mead Of the imple-
meut manufacturing company which
bears his name, is critically i'll at
the Laketa hotel He was in the
hospital in August and September
but returned home ten days ago
feeling that he was on tho way to
ra,oyery, Later he suffered a re-
lapse
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$50 acres good land five miles
Amarillo 10 sell cheap or trade for
Amarillo improved property. Lone
Sta- Realty & Investment Co, Down
ing place, 1900 North Pierce street
phone s46, 6Stfc
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FORBID HIGHER RATES

= Associated Press. =
= Portland Ore, oct, AT =
+ the instance OF the Lumber =
Z Dealers association, temporary 4.
r injunction was issued yesterday =
+ restraining the Hill and Harr- +
+ man roads from increasing the +
= lumber rates as proposed in y
= their new schedule. =
= r = q 4 4 = A, 4 q 4 q d q d h 4 4,
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PURIFIERS LOSE STRIKE.
Five thousand Men in New York
Return 60 Work.

New York, oct 9---Tho strike OF
the furric's end d yestei day Five
thousand men 'cturned TO work The
men wanted a closed shop About 4
thousand gained their point but tha
others will continue to work on ths
open shop plan
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RECEIVES o'BRlEN OCT, IS.

Japanese Empcror's Mothers Death
PostpoLcs Public Function.
Associated Press,
Toxic, Oct; 9--Thomas j, OBrien,
TIE new American ambassador 10
Japan, will be received IN audience
by the Japanese emperor Oct 10
when he will pres 1T his credentials
Delay Of the reception to O'Brien is
due TO The recent death Of Lady
Nakayama, mother Of the emperor.
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ANOTHER FAKE,

Leeds, Alabama, nid Not Suffer Tor.
nado,
Associated TrcsL
Birmingham, Ala oct, D,-There
Is on t'uth il the report OF tor
nado a. Leeds, Ala, Tic story ap.
pears TO he IN keob.lS vita other
fakes recently sent out from this
vicinity.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-10
RUSSIAN TRAIN ROBBERY.
Armed Men Auark Train FOR
Booty.

Booty.
Associated Press
Riga, Russia, Oct ARMED men
made an unsuccessful attempt Mon
day evening to get away with large
amount OF money In transit over the
Dorpath Walls railroad In a fight,
one gendarIuc, two passengers. and
one rob1er were killed and several
persons wounded. Tho robbers
escaped
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-10
PANIC IN
N. Y. FIRE
Gar Barns In Tenement District
Burn and Tenants Receive
Severe Fright
Associated Press

Associated Press,
Vow York Oct s'-Huudrsus Of
lives we're endangered, thousands Of
persons thrown into panic, t25
electric cars destroyed, and property
loss 70 the extent OF 100000 wsi
caused by a fire az the Fourteenth
street car barns early today. ASS
result OF the burning OF cars. ser,
vice on cross town lines was greatlJ
hampered today.
Tenements Threatened.
The fire gained great headWay bs
fore II was discovered an dbeiors
the flremen arrived the walls sepa.
joining tenements were smoking hot.
The tensments we're cleared by ths
occupants who poured into the streets
in a panic.
Priests Gained the Mob.
The oolico we're unable 10 control
the hundreds OF frenzied foreigners
and rot until several priests attired
in their robcs appeared on tho seems
ant walked through the crowd i'm
plorlng them TO calm themselves.
could anything like order he restored.
The firemen had narrow escape
when the fourth floor collapsed A
few minutes later one wall OF the
building collapsed and from that time
!. '-SB only question OF drowning
out tee flames in the barn and. in
several .enements which caught fire
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MASS MEETING.

y All citizens Of Amarillo are I
+ urged to attend mass meeting 1
y at the courthouse, Thursday /
r evening al o'clock. Business 1
+ of Importance No subscrip- 1
= lions will he called for, 1
+ AMARILLO CHAMBER or !
= COMMERCE.. !
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ItES tHOAi HAWAII.
Santa IL ,1ntraCts for $500, 90
Worth.

Assoc IL .cd Press
honolulu oct 9.--Tho santa Pc
Railroad company has contracted for
$2,5OO,OG worth If Cha wood rail
road ties TO he delivered from Hawaii
duringt he next five years.
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Odd. Arc ENcn.

Special TO DAILY Panhandle.
MANY people wero lined mp AZ the
ticker window today before O'Clock,
Tho gates were opened at 1890.
Jack Pfcis'er was announced as
tho cubs choice for twirlcr Mana
Ger lenni lgs will send his big right
handler George Mu,liu, TO the firing
lire. Both sides arc confident OF
victory, and tho betting is even owing
10 the brilliant showing in yoster-
days struggle Much money arrived
,S'iropa a'rhigar this mosning, Il che
Cubs win today The netting will 30
10 ! in their favor, and there WI
be plenty OF money loft to put up.
Should the Tigers win the odds will
20 In their favor.
Bets ON the Hitting.
One bet was recorded that Crank
Schultz would out nit Ty COBB, an
other that steinleldD would out hit
any Detroit indoldcr Arotacr was
made at even money th1t Brown
would defeat tho Tigers the next
game he pitched Artie Hoffman
has been replaced In the outfield for
Detroit, by Schultz and it is thought
that Manager Jennings will send
Matty Mcintyre 20 left field in Jones
place,
Great Game Yesterday.
Before a multitude Of people that
packed President Murphys west side
park almost 10 su''ocation, me De.
troit Tigers and the Chicago Cuos
fought a stubborn twelve inning tie
yesterday afternoon, It was the
game of the century game in which
the fine points OF BASEBALL we're more
In evidence than tho elusging o. 9th
or days.
Crowd Wanted Finish.
When in the twelfth inning TIM
pire Hank O'Day strobe into the am
phitheater and declared the game a
draw, darkness was so fast - he, b
ing that u fly ball looked Ike %
homeing sparrow. Hut the police
had some trouble Quelling tho angry
populace as it looked as if Dono.
van was weakening and Overall |
gaining strength.
Tiger Rally in the Eighth.
For twelve long innings the glad. |
iators had battled. Neither side mad
the advantage for tour innings In
the fourth Chicago pushed one ,Ln
over the plate and pandemooIum
broke out among the Cub root o. |
both pitchers did great work ;oltiI
the eighth. In this inning q Srall
and the entire Chicago team went TO
pieces momentsrily aud the Tig,rs
pushed oyer three runs and the dy-
ing hope was revived in the breast
Of the Detroit ROGERS, Donovan -as
invincible in the Chicago halt ag4
Overall blanhel Detroit in tho first
Of the ninth Chicago came in for
her final turn at bat. "Rabb,to
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FIREMEN DEMAND MORE.
Associated Press.

= Associated Press. 4
= New York, Oct g.-Railway 4.
y ftremen on all eastern ines, ac. +
y cording to the statement pub. r
+ lished here today, are going TO +
= demand further increase OF +
= wages in the near future. Rail- I.
= road officials say that they will +
+ not grant the demand. +
a Il n n Il u Il Il a a n , 4. .
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YIELDED TO CUTlCURA
ALMOST IMMEDIATELY

II was in despair about my baby
When be was about two months old his
face and head were full of scabs and
very itching sores with terrible running
matter. ! had {. tie his little hands in
bags for he used to make his face and
head bleed ! had two or three doctors
but they did not do any good. / was
told TO try Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment and | can say that they
stopped the running matter Immediately
and soon after | had washed him twice
he looked almost well. but ] used about
three cakes Of Cuticura Soap and four
or FIVE boxes of Cuticura Ointment. con-
tinUing the treatment for two or three
months. ] also used Cuticura Rene
dies for my other children and took
Cuticura Resolvent myself to purify my
milk for my baby whom / nursed while
he suffered with that terrible itching
and sores he had. Now ! always have
Cuticura Soap and Ointment in the
house handy. ! shall be glad if you
want to publish this letter so that other
sufferers will come to know what good
the Cuticura Remedies can do. Mrs.
Frances Rizzo, 1905 Dickinson St, Phila-
delphia, Penn, Nov. s and is, 1906"
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Phones 1872 and 374
EsmsLsKsHSssMsHsHsRsusMsus

a Bailey Greatest show on Earth
come rolling into the city. one after
another, the curious aFUy Of greet.
ing viii not be confined TO the small
boy Not much. father VIII be- there.
and mother aud the small boys big
brother and big sister and a few
uncles and aunts. and a large con
tingent of the small boys neighbors
Why Well. that's something no one
can explain. 10 Is the fascination that
Is part and parcel uf the circus and
that is an that can be said Of H.
The show VIII pitch It's tents on the
grounds at divers field As fast as
the cars are unlOaded la the railroad
yards the vans and wagons Will be
transferred to the exhibition grounds,
md tne wOrb~! erecting the tents
put IN operation This Is one of the
most interesting of features in.
cident 10 the arrival OF the big show.
aud always furnishes the crowd
great deal 10 see and marvel att
With the Barnum a Bailey circus
this Is true TO an unusual extent. for
the reason that the tents are the larg
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est that have ever been constructed
and require tho heaviest poles over
utilized in travelling exhibition,
The center poles are particularly as
heavy as any three poles used 10 or
dinary circuses, while their length is
equal 70 the tallest mast Of an ocean
going sailing ship
Notwithstanding the great amount
OF canvas and the immense heignt ~
the poles. the tents will n uu WITH al.
most incredible swiituess aud within
two hours after TIE arrival of the hrst
wagon on the show lot the erstWhile
barren field Will be transformed into
great fair The people who go no
the show grounds to Sec these un.
WoDted scenes. vii need d dozen pairs
OF eyes Everything " novel and ia.
tereafing 10 tho uninitiated. the nous.
ing of the hnndreds of sleek we'll,
grOOiued HORSES, tie erection Oi the
menagerie tent t0 protect the raae
and curious animals from possible in
clenpnf weather ard. incldcnlaliy
the efes of he crowd. the work Of tnd
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Do YOur Meals Fhl
DO You Feel Snug and Comfortable
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SCOTT HEARS FROM MAJOR
On the Effects Of Prohibition ~
Colorado.

Lcngmark. Colo. Sept 23-Rey,
Harry Omar Scott. Guthrie. Okla.
My Dear Brother regret very
much that | should not have heen a.
home 10 have answered YOUR letter
for information that J should have
been very glad 20 give.
wish to congratulate you however,
In your great victory and surely this
was gretat victory for all OF you.
Il puts YOU IN the right place just
at the beginning and whore you have
an even footing with the evil one and la
fact. you have the best of II for YOU
have downed him in the first round
and may YOU ever keep him down.
We are increasing very rapidly In
numbers and wealth here and / do
not think Il makes a bit of difference
against us. IN fact. We are gaining all
the time for the people outside hear
that We are standing for a clean city
and good morals They are glad 10
come to us. You would be surprised
TO see the superior class OF citizens
We have here
WIS '~g you abundant success in
the wo, so well begun ! beg 10 re-
main. Yours respectfully. G A Brad
ley. MajorD
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COUNTING Oh BOOZE
UNDER STATEHOOD
Special to Daily Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader
Muskogee. l. T.. Oct. 9.-The citi-
zens OF indian Territory are getting
ready to Wench long thirst. iust as
soon as the President issues the state
hood proclamation
Attorneys who have examined both
the constitution and the enabling act
give Il as their opinion that there Is
no law whatever against the int7oduc-
tion Of liquor into the territory after
statehood The constitution provides
that II shall not be solo nor given
away. but II does not prohibit any
person from buying and having ship
ped in all the liquor which he wants
for his own consumption. Under the
present law il is penifenfiary Of
tense for persons 70 ship liquor Of
any ind whatever for his own use or
or sale There viii be many private
selection Of LIQUORS IN the cellars Of
Indian Territory residents under state.
hood
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When an article has been on the
market for years and gains friends
every year. II is safe To call this med
icine worthy one. Such is Bal.
lards Horehound Syrup It positively
cures coughs and all pulmonary dis.
eases. One nf the best known mer.
chants In Mobile. Ala. says: For
five years my family has not been
troubled with the winter coughs We
owe this to Ballard's fi0rehound
Syrup. ] know II has saved my child
rem from many sick spells Sold by
C. X. Renfro.
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elephants. which are used to push
the gceat vans and wagons into place;
th cAamissary department with It's
great ranges on wheels, and its din.
Ing tents with places for over
thousand guests at a single sitting
the dressing tents, where the per
forme are inspecting their wardrobe
and preparing for the exhibitions;
The mammoth hippodrome pavilion.
with It's wonderful seat platforms and
grand stand opera chairs and long
rows OF boxes, and triple rings and
stages. and forest OF aerial rigging
for the performances of the flying
meteors Every way the visitor
turns there will be something new 10
see and something novel and nnex-
pected to talk about
Everything Will De IN readiness for
the free show which Is 90 inaugurate
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Cough Caution

Never. positively nsg y .1lson YouT lunGs nyou
eouEh-even from : simple cold onlJ Tou should
always heal. SoOthe. and ease The irritAted bron-
chisl tubes. Don't blindly suppress it With
stupefJinS poison. tsslranEs how Eome things
huslly come about FOR tEenty JsArs Dr. shoop
has constantly warned people not 10 take cough
mixtures or prescriptions e0ntsininE Opium.
Chlorolofm. or sirailAr Doisons. And n0s--s Little
lAte though Congress says Put II on ths label.
n D6is1na are IN yOur Cough Mixture" Good
Yefy B0od u Hsre aftsrioF thisYssy reasonmothaFs
and 0thsrh should indst On hAyins Dr.. ~Ao0D's
Cough Cure. No poison mArkn on DR.. shoop's
labels-aud none In the medioine, slss n must by
Law b. On ths label. And its not only la.s, bul Il
4 said 70 BE- by those that knoBit best. truly 70
mafkabls couch remedy. Take nO'rhancs then.
particuiArlS Wlth your childre1. Insisi on having
Dr.. shoops Cough Cure. Compare carefully ths
~. shooD package with others aud nots the
differences. No poison markS thsrsi fou ean
AlVsgs b on ne sais Eds b. dsnandins