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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-21
WILL SAVE FARMS
FROM CRUELTY"
Illinois owner Seeks Aid in Wisconsin
for His Novel Measure-Like
Animals Protection

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Sorro , for,, on.,or r,.i3i,,,. in ,bo
., -. 80, 49,.
suburb "i brln NAIVE mas framed Il Ia"
Tor the prevention oil cruelty to land.
II is To ha modelled after the 'preyentuL
Of cruelty TO animals measure
Ind, tno nrnnn.od hiu raud nov nor
~, ,,r.,,I h. '
~ P'".'s' '"''' Iu"" IVY" years az ="
time witt. corn. oats, wheat. or other
SmaII gram. PROVISION IS mad" tor rest
ing ihr S1iI every seven years by seed
lug n with alfalfa tor meadow or pas
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-21
IN THE LEGISLATURE.
DOINGS OF LAWMAKERS AT THE
STATE CAPITAL.
A Summary Account of tie Work Ac-
complished During the Week
by Solons at Madison.
In the Senate.


! granting hearings before the commission If
demanded within fifteen days after dis
: charge; repeating statute exemptiug from
/ local taxation the property of trust, annuity
and guaranty companies; amending primary
laws TO provide for placing names on pri-
mary election ballot on payment into coun-
+ ty treasury of l per cent. Of salary of office
sought giving county boards power to fix
number and salary of assistants deputies
clerks, Stenographcrs to county officers; pro-
N!ding for distribution supreme court re.
I ports to municipal court, Milwaukee; re
pcalng the exemption of real estate owned
10y telephone companies when used in tcle.
/ phone business from local taxation: amend.
ing law governing Shcrifs fees providing
standard form for life insurance policies
providing in counties of 25pUpO population
that the provision for one supervisor from
town or ward shall be repealed. ana tho
county board shall consist of Il member
from each Assembly district, elected for
two years: for the construction of Il stat"
highway from the southern boundary Cf
the state to Milwaukee. Senator Noble in
WodnC"d a bill appropria, ting $4,000 for y
workshop for th" blind In milwaukee,, and
Senator Sanhorn bill amending the gen
eral corporation law to read that no cor
roratiou, unless organized for the purpose
shaIl own, buy sell or deal in the stocks
and bonds Of other corporations 4 joint
resolution came from the Assembly rCQur
ing the cucf clerk of the Senate or III"
Assembly to notify parties desiring to he
heard Of committee hearings upon bills
The resolution asking Congress to pass the
la Toilette bfil for shorter hours for rail
road employees was adopted by viva woe"
vote. senator HagcmeStcr aud Wright
alone voted IN the negative
In the Senate on the l4th four bills per
tanning 20 elections we're put in 10y senator
. Barker providing for registry of voters in
every ward in cities villages and towns OF
5000 population, and OF registry mt uDtiou
~ council 40 cities and Villages Of o.er
2poo and less than 5000; rrIcaliug section
regarding the notice Of constitutional
amendments To hr voted upon; providing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-21

1t is estimated that the silver coin in
circulation would weigh 100000 tons
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-21

9Th" broken curs tore mp the third rail
aud tilr broken ends Of it penetrated The
"I''Nng". rIrrrocuilng some Of the pas
wood ut the car. Fortunately. tins was
rNlIuguIstrd before it hnd spread FAR
Right near the point where the train
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-21
TWENTY-THREE ARE DEAD.
MYSTIFYING NEW YORK, CENTRAL
SUBURBAN ELECTRIC DISASTER
BEING INVESTIGATED.
CAUSED BYA BROKEN RAIL
Cars Leap Into Ditch While Gong at
a Great Speed-Business Men and
Women Crushed.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Assistant DIS
trict Attorney Smyth said late this aft
crnoon that the Saturday night wreck
Of the New York suburban electric tram
was caused by n broken rail. Ernst
Knoll, victim, died at the hospital
later, making twenty three dead.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
FREE 70 YOu.-NY SISTER


address zen srer
ai od To Mothers o Daughters
women
wc s RmG robust Just send your address the
MRS. NJ SUMMERS, Cox r. Notro pamo, hi.,u s. A..
For home licRox Conway
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
ANOTHER AMARILLO BRIDE.
j. y. Kirvcn Married to Miss Lucy
FORD az Fort Worth.

The Sunday Fort Worth Record
contains the following account of a
wedding IN that city last week
College Avenue Baptist church
was the scene Of an especially pretty
marriage on Tuesday evening, the
bride being Miss Lucy Ford and the
groom Mr. j. B KIrvin, and the Of
ficialing clergyman was the pastor Of
the church, Rev. F, N. Masters.
"Tho bride, who is a cousin of Mrs
r. NJ Masters, had been making her
home with Rev. and Mrs Masters,
has been quite active In tho affairs
of the church, and has many friends
there as we'll as socially; friends won
because of her delightful personality.
Mr.. Kirvens home is In Amarillo,
where he is district manager of the
Remington Typewriter company
There we're few flowers used in the
church, a novel and pleasing effect
being achieved by the use of quanti-
ties of ivy and boughs Of salt cedar.
An arch OF the cedar was placed just
in front of the altar and just within
this the young people stood. In the
center Of the arch we're hung letters
X and f In white daisies and as the
bride took her VOWS the f disap-
peared from sight.
The pro-nuptial song was "Call
Me Thine own" from E'Clairc, and
was very delightfully."- sung by Miss
Grace Ray, and Miss Goldie Bello
King, at the organ gave the wedding
march.
Tho brides Sunday school class,
ten tiny tots bearing a daisy chain,
were the first Of the bridal party to
enter, Master Randolph Masters, the
ring bearer, and his little sister,
Katherine, were next, they coming
down the center aisle. BY the side
aislcs simultaneously Miss Mamie
Smith and Mr. Roy Shell advanced
and crossed at the altar, and fol-
lowing came Miss Julia Hunter and
Mr.. Frank Bailey Miss Margery Min
ter and Mr.. j, j. Taylor Miss Ethel
Burke OF Weatherford and Mr.. Paul
Campbell. aud the bride and her
maid Of honor Miss Angie Ousley,
came down the center aisle TO meet
the groom and his best man, Mr.. Roy
Bennett
The bride wore handsome going
away gown Of champagne cloth, with
bands of cinnamon brown and brown
hat and gloves. Her bouquet was OF
brides roses The maids all wore
white linen shirt waist suits and car
ried white carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klrven left at once
over the Denver for their future
home In Amarillo"
As Panhandle representative of the
Remington Typewriter company Mr..
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
SO GAS STREET
LAMPS ORDERED

After consideration Of the propo-
sitions offered by the Amarillo Light
G. Power co., and The Amarillo Gas
company, tho city council In special
session saturday accepted the offer
OF the gas company and authorized
contract for rirty gas street lamps
to he placed IN the residence district
of the city
The lamps ordered from the gas
company arc to be on seven foot
poles arc to give an an night SCR
vice, and are 10 be lrhDcd and cared
for by regular omployo of the
company They will be arranged on
a gridron plotting of the town SO
that q lamp will be on every other
corner each way over the main part
OF town For the lamps, the city Ia
10 pay an annual rental of $50 each.
Although the lamps arc to be Of a
considerably lower candle candle
powcr than those offered by the liGht
company The saving In expense is
so greatly that there was little I'M
certainty In The council as TO which
proposition 10 accept The Hight
company at the most rayogable rate
they can make asks eight and one
third dollars per month for each
lamp or practically three times what
tho cost of the gas lamps viii bc.
In the course Of the meeting which
took up as It's principal business a
consideration Of The water question
the mayor and several cOuncllmcn
made 1t very definite that tho failure
IN The part of the water company to
cupply the city unless remodicd with
in a very short time would he mot
with proceedings to forfeit the fran
chisc Of the company The assur-
ancc Of Manager White OF the thor
ough-going efforts being put forth by.
company we're accctpcd in good faith
by the council The manager was
warned, however, as the official rep.
resenmtlyc OF The company, that any
recurrence of dilltory methods would
be met with prompt and final action
against tho company
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25

chamber Of commerce have been
quietly on foot for some time and
are now being brought to compile
ton Meetings for Tho purpose so
FAR have been informal gatherings
Of The promoters Of tho movement
but last night 4 considerable mum
Der OF business men met in pre-
liminary meeting what changes #
any will be made over Tho old or
ganization have not yet been de-
cidcd
For tho past three or four months,
from various cases, the Commercial
club has been neglected and has to
a considerable extent lost the force
oi compact organization, The
need for the services Of the organi-
cation in several projects before the
city has led TO the move for enlist
ing a wider support than the orsani-
cation has ever enjoyed. In the past
year or so the Commercial club has
become tho most effective working
force that the city has ever had in
its behalf and the results from the
clubs work have been most substan-
tial. Need for renewed activity in
The same lines gives opportunity for
the success Of the present move
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
DAY MEETINGS INCREASE.

A striking feature of the co-opera-
tive meeting now in progress at the
Methodist church is the size Of the
morning audiences, Although Ana
rillo people are proverbially busy, a
surprisingly large number Of tbeG
find time to get away from bust
ness or from the household during
the morning and attend the meeting,
A number Of the down town stores
including some OF the drug stores,
are dosing from 10 to II for the
morning services and in many others
the employees are given permission to
attend part OF the meetings,
Rev. Bonner is preaching a strong
series of sermons and the services
are accomplishing effective work.
The singing is, entirely congregation
al lead by chorus of picked sing
ers from various churches. The
meeting will continue all this week
with both morning aud evening SER
vices.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
CHAPMAN DEWITT
INJURED AT CAMP
tFrom tuesdays DailyD

In an accident Yesterday at Camp
Mabry Austin. where Troop B is nov
at the annual cncampment Chapman
Dewitt of this city was SO seriously
injured that for a time it was thought
that his recovery would he impos-
sible. Later adyices from the hos
pital however state that he is now
conscious and that his chances for
recovery are rapidly improving,
Dewitt, It seems, was taking part
in the maneuyers with the balance of
the troop when his horse ran away
and he was jerked from the saddle
by the low hanging limb of a tree.
Besides bruises and minor injuries,
his spine was injured to such an ex-
tent that he was paraly2ed from his
thest down. He was unconscious
when relief reached him and did not
recover consciousness for several
hours after being placed in the hos
pital Messages today state that ho
is receiving every possible attention
and that 1t will not be necessary for
his mother to so to him As soon as
the surgeons will permit it he will
be brought back to his home here
for further treatment
Dewitt, although youngster, has
become we'll known over this ter
ritory as a ball player. lie has play
ed in nearly every game with the
Amarillo team this year and has
made an enyiahle record lie lacks
somewhat the experience and endur-
ance of older players but he has con
hibutcd materially to number Of
this years victories He lives here
with his mother, Mrs. Fannie De
witt. His recovery will be eagerly
nopcd for by many friends and ac-
quantances.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
TOOK Ur THE COYOTE
lFrom rncsday,s DaIlll


4 pair OF siberian wolf hounds
which are the property of b, c. D.
Bynum made good in few hours
after they gol TO their new home at
the Franklin ranch on Amarillo creek
last week in way that proves their
blood and their training The dogs
were presented to Mr., Bynum two
years ago when he Mas at Claiming
He gave them TO ranchman near
that place 20 raise and has never
claimed them Recently the men
who have been keeping the dogs sold
out and prepared TO leave the coun-
try SO last week the two hounds
were shipped down here to Mr. BY
mum. 4 5. Franklin had on several
occasions complained Of the damage
TO his poultry yard from the dcpre-
dations Of coyotes so when Mr. BY
mum offered the loan of the dogs he
gladly accepted
Mr. Franklin has a shepherd dog
which has been in the habit OF chas,
ing the coyotes away from the lots
and then being in turn chased back
as soon as the coyotes got out Of
reach of the house, The morning
after the hounds reached the place,
Mr.. Franklin road out as usual in
the pasture and let the dogs 80 with
him. It happened that the hounds
Jumped coyote and then MI Frank
lin witnessed a pretty wolf chase
The coyote quickly realized that he
was not dealing with a shepherd dog
proposition and made a desperate
run for his life. But dodge, turn,
straightway or however he attempt
cd TO escape, the hounds had him at
their mercy and in short time they
caught and killed the wolf The
shepherd dog which had loped up by
the time the coyote was past fighting,
reioiced over his fallen enemy even
moro than did the hounds and
chewed and shook the carcass to his
hearts content
In point Of breeding these two
hounds are probably the finest in this
country They come Of the stock or
ignally sent by tho owner by Elwood,
the wire fencing magnate, for use
against wolves on his Spade ranch.
Mr. Elwood was great dog fancier
and his kennels at DeKalb, lllr are
still among The finest in the west.
lie imported the stock for these
hounds direct from Siberia and their
later nfo on the Spade ranch only
served to better develop the natural
qualities Of the breed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25

klrvon has made his headquarters In
Amarillo for The past wear and has
become well known over this terri
terry. Ne has been very successful in
his work and has been given high
place in the Remington force. lie
has already shown In substantial
way his interest IN the town by TAX.
ing active part in various enterprises
and institutions OF The city His
many friends here arc especially
pleased thgt he has brought his
bride TO make their home IN ANA.
Hllo. Mr. and Mrs kir,en are now
A. 7O3 East Third street
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25

For homo econcc can ada ONc conway
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
ThOmpSOn'S Drug Store.

brothcrlcss brother he is now break
ing.
DO YOU really enjoy what YOU cat
Does your food tasto good? no you
feel hungry and want more? or do
YOU have heavy, dun feeling after
meals, sour stomach, bclchlng, gas
on tho stomach, bad breath, indigcs-
ton and dyspepsia? If so YOU should
take little Kodo after each meal,
Kodol will nourlsh and strengthen
your digestive organs and furnish
the natural digestive iucices for your
stomach. It will make you we'll 1t
will make your food do you good
Turn your food into good, rich blood
K0dol dlgosts what you eat. Sold by
l.. o, Thompson & Bro, y I'M
The managers of tho Dead have
purchased the seats IN the old opera
house and are having them put in
their new building to he used in adj
dillon to the large number of chairs
which they have also provided for the
building,
Mr. Il, O. Hester is new part
ner in the Texas Realty G. lmmigra-
ton Co. The firm is now composed
Of MI f. w. Zimmerman, president;
Mr.. |. B, Allcnsworth vice president;
Mr., w, A. Gamble and Mr., r. o.
Hester, Mr., Hester comes from May
field, Ky" is a gentleman OF spot
less reputation, in Mayfield where
he has resided for some time. lie
is also a good lawyer having prac-
tced in Mayrield He will look att
or the business OF the firm ON the
road, working between here and his
old home. This firm Is one Of the
strongest in the real estate business
in Amarillo or the entire plains.
Lotters from Peter Wood at
Dallas, where he is undergoing treat
ment for tuberculosis, report that he
Is being greatly benefited, Mr..
Woods many friends here will hope
that the favorable results continue
and that he may return here restored
in health.
Progressive five hundre furnish
I'd a very pleasant evening for a
party composed mainly Of young mar
red people at Mr., and Mrs, Frank |
Wolfln's Friday night, Mrs. j. d. |
and Misses Malcolm and I.
Louise Moore assisted the hostess in
he entertainment. During tho even
ng grape punch was served the play
ars at the tables and at the close
he guests enjoyed grape sherbert !
md angel food. As souvenirs of their |
good fortune IN scoring the highest
otals, Mrs. Ray Wheatly received a
Unique luster-ware pansy bowl and |
Frank B. Salter, an alligator watch
OBJ.
DIR. Albert ], Caldwell and Dr,
las. w. Hicks, Specialists on dis
'ases Of the Eye, Ear Nose and
Throat, Carson Building, Amarillo,
Texas. 1913 If
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25

The building committee Of the
Christian church with other mem
bcrs will meet at the church this
evening.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-22
WORLDS busy spor.


ingS ever crected--for Tho erOwding b
lthe twentieth century which caussl
nearly . million people III New YorI
alone To live Iii fats or apartments
has NJ last produced the factory fIat ii
which space can be rented, large oi
small, Al may be desired. III thess
modern business flats there Ii no longer
my worry FOR The tcnants as Ia pow.
~ and Hight, engineers or drsmens'
strikes; power heat, anil Hight are NJ
furnished from d central plant and All
tle tenant has " do N to utilize them
AZ his need require.
As II his crowded plot we're not al-
ready full enough, or needed further
titIe To be called Tho busiest SPOT On
earth, there ~ within its compass Il
complete railway system with more
than twenty miles Of track On which
merchandise II handled lip and down,
delivered or started away. More than
25o carloads of freight arc moved each
day and tho connections thus afforded
with alI the railroads anil steamship
Lines make possible In large measure
Tho tremendous volume Of activities
centered Al the terminal. For the indi-
vidual manufacturer, shipper or hand
Ter located there, there ii no problem
of trucking or te4ming. Raw products
from any part of the globe are landed
At the door Of his apartment factory
and from his door are taken In the shape
cf finished product to any market He
may wish To reach. BY this method
y effected saving In time estimated at
more than ~ per cent.
The sum of dollars that represents
the value Of The merchandise TINT
passes through this great terminal Ia
4 year far exceeds the figures of the
national debt Or the whole federal reye-
nue.. The quaint and curious, the rare
and mysterious. the commonplace anil
the precious, telling tales Of strange
trades. strange people, and strange
places. jostIe each other ii their bales
anil boxes. 10 the Bush docks, zsore-
houses and factories come the out-pour-
ings 81 every land--the kaya.kaya root
from tho far eastern islands, from
which Ii brewed the drink of their
weird dieties which the islanders be-
lieye produces madness when qualfed
BY mere mortals; bamboo sticks from
China and India that come half way
round the world from Tho jungles Of The
lion and the tiger To make fishing poles
for schoclboys; the succulent sprouts
of young bamboo to be used In chop
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sueyj ths galI nut from Chins; human
hair from Turkey, where human hair
luke human life, seems ID be abundant
| And cheap; thu nnx vomica cf medicine
from Ceylon; pumiee from the nediae-
IyaI Island of Lipari where there n NOT
4 single horsei and gambir from India,
used IA making paints ind dyes. Oh
there docks are unloaded, too, arsenic
| from Germany, antimony from Japan
| And aaphalt from Trinidad; joss sticks
from China; gutta percha, TOR goif
balls, from Tho Straits settlements;
paprika pIumbago amber and umber.
precious woods raisins, skins, Mix,
wool.
As many Az 10000 bales of cotton,
valued roughly at $e,OOO,o00 may be
found vt the terminal Iii thu height of
The season. Of fbres for making twines
md rope, 10000 bales are frequently
in storage At one time enough To prc-
duce rope that would reach To The
sun. II II not unusual for the ship
ments of coffee to reach million bags,
while from Turkey alone nearly $20O0-
O0O worth of the particular brand of
tobacco grown there comes III much of|
~ tc 90 into the production of cigar-
ettes,
Watcher II be In the commerce hand
Ind On its docks, and stored III it'll
warehouses or the merchandise pro-
duced from these materials. its apart
ment factories. Or Id y combination Of
All three III i utilization of their adyan-
tages and those of its shipping facilities,
this quarter Of d square mile easily
surpasses any other spot of equal area
IL the world. There may not bs so|
many people coming and going ~ in|
Kiplings crowded thoroughfares, for
every foot here, Ia the struggle for
cbeapness and efficiency IA production,
" given Up To business business con-
Quoted ID thirty different languages.
But W far as commerce and industry 30,
explorers need search no further for
the busiest spot ii the world. square
foot for square foot on the basis both
Of goods handled and of economies
achieved. the Bush Terminal On Brook
lyn's waterfront has secured the pos
session of that distinction for the
States,
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todipoe ofm large and reliable stock quickly possible III health
dispose stock that well
Every piece Of furniture the highest and this will BE
able deal by trading here during this sale