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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06
A Good Idea.

What is your idea of the Availability of
Mars?" asked one astronomer.
WELL" answered. the other, II don't
care much for it as science. But it makes
good literature"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06
The Problem.

Don't you think that grating can be
stopped?'
"a Certainly answered Senator Sorghum
the only difficulty is to stop one kind with
out opening up the way for another"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

THE STAR has . regular and permanent
Family Circulation much more than the
combined circulation of the other WASH
tngton dailtes As News and Adver-
tistng Medium Il has no competitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06
For the Department of Agriculture.

The ground hog puts us ill at ease,
With evil tidings freighted.
Oh, Secretary .y-son, please
Have him ext erminated!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06
)rrOW's List of NeckWear Bargain

Gentlemen's Silk FOURTH
Hand Ties; none Dr.
were less than 50c.... GOV
Lace Coat Revers, Stocks.
Silk Ties. Collar and Cuff
Sets, Stoles and Round
Collars; some were poe
$l.O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

&c Millward'S Best Needles. . &c
75c Serge Betting 9-yd. pieces) soc
1Oc English Twill Tape, lloyd.
rolls Observation-Disclosures. &c
10c Roll Tape, 24-yd. rolls. 800. &c
10c Kirby Beard Pins, sheets. &c
15c doz.- Ball and Socket Fast
eners ................... SC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

All-linen Collars, turn
over and straight; all sizes;
slightly soiled: were OC
Remnants of Chiffon
Sleeve Rulings; all colors
and widths; some AOr
were $1.W yd. Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

<Mr for 75c to $1.D0 Flannelette
VIZ Gowns, In stripes and solid
colors; finished with silk edge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

Sizes 6 to II years, in Peter Thomp.
in plain color and novelty mixtures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

,r to third floor for this table full of What if
he materials trimmings and making prove worthy No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

Four Good Remnant Lots on First Floor Tables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

Ladies' Oneita Union Suits,
also separate & ar Sm~
mentS; some were 81 o>S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06
INFANT Tables, Dotting the First Floor.

Witch Hazel Soap. best. butHL n
small size cakes. Reduced to....I2S
Lundborg's Best Perfumes; TIC
usually 35c OF. Reduced to-. ASS
Hair Brushes. pure bristle. INC
Last of those 25c and Soc lots. wv
Hand Bags; slightly shop OEr
worn; reduced from $1...........
Tinted Centerpieces; 3Ox30- OMc
36x36; were Toe. ........-.........@ ~
On way back table-Perfumed
Toilet Soaps. odds and ends. Dr.
Some were Zoe cake. .1/2S
Table of Jewelry: Beauty Pins.
Veil Pins, Dumb-bell Cuff Buttons,
Scarf Pins. Finger Rings. Hat Pins,
Bead Chains; Lavallier Neeks, n2c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

Ladies' Hosiery. b lack
and colors;. me hAc
were 3Jc.
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? Suitings 49c and 700 Ward.

Point Venice Medallions and Fes-
toons, white and cream. toe Az,
inches wide, some were 81 yd... oS
1S-inch Corset Cover EN- Or
broidery, 39c yard value. ...... &oS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

1Oc De Long Hump Hooks and
Eyes ................... &c
SC Windsor Hooks and Eyes. go. &c
1Oc Silk Taffeta Binding. ........ &c
Csc Dressmakers' Pins, h-lb.
Boxes ................ 19c
1Oc Flesher's Star Alpaca Braid. &c
&c Westerly 2O0-yd. spool Cotton &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06

, Skirts, Drawers, Corset Gov
There's Not One soc Garment in the Lot.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
why Perfect Beer
Means Health
The Best Reor Is Possible Only With
Eight.Day Malt A Scientific Fact
About Brewing.

A pcrfcct hccr ~ hcnlthtul-lt builds
up strength, aids diEtaiiun, ana atlA ~
"a tonic IN giving lcneWcu NllaulS'
perfect beer iS possible only win p,ueot
malt. aud pCrfcCt malt can only be
nude by tho cght-day PROCESS used by
Malt rs made from harley. Barley
contains In itH tlomcnthry Ioim lne
ronGttucnis that go 60 build up me
Lumpn system Tho process ~ making
,nIit a6 some of our readers may
know Is much the same as the process
az digestion. Tho grain ls started
growing and tho chemical changes tnal
take mace when 10 sprouts are slWlltI
to Tho action, OF the diSssl'Io ,u''' !"
tho body NJ the grain were eaten
pubst has proven by aclcnilhc cN,
pnIImrnfs and sixty years Of practical
brewing that cight Gays are lequltcu
Boo making malt 10 bring about lh9HH
uprr.surv chemical changes by when
i.r upFtrrt prodlgcstrd malt ~ pro-
dugcd m many browCricS the oid
flur.uly process iS ttlll used ana the
malt d. OF forced, unnatural develop
mcuL II lacks In nutrition ana ~ N
AN WAYS inferior much or tho Nltal
nutrimCut of tho grain being lost, Tho
p.hat cight-diy mailing process re-
taiul u prcdigcstcd form IN the peer
all OF tho nutritious, lite-givins ele-
mcnts OF tho sroin. g., -, -,
pubgt plghtsday malt tho perfect
malt. doubles tho cost OF hrcwinB-hut
pahFt Malt with the exclusive PuhSt
mrthod OF brewing, makes Pdbst llue
Ribbon Beer superior 40 q nourlshins
tonic and delicious bcveragc., ,.
II your food doesn't taste lust right,
on il your digestion IS n little on, - or
Nour nppotite rs poor. drink pubst Blue
Ribbon beer before or with your meals.
ana ma out for yourself how good It is.
Amarillo Ice and Cold Storage Co,
PHONE loa.
PabSt Blue Ribbon Beer
Order case for your home today
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
HELICON HALL
BURNED
Home Of Upton Sinclair Colony
Destroyed by Fire This
Morning
Associated Press

Associated Press
Epglevood, *, j, March i6,-liol'
icon Han. the home OF the Upton
Sinclair coloncy, was destroyed by
fire early today. The flames were
preceded by an explosion which Seem
ed TO occur ia the bah room which
was IN the extreme eud OF the build.
ing from the boiler room, The
fans spread 30 rapidly that flty-tIyo
colonlsts had to flee for their lives
without having time to save any
thing
Lester Briggs, Of Providence, com
munlly. carpenter was on the third
floor Ills escape was cut OF and
ne was burned to death, Seven per-
sons were injured by jumping from
the window. Among the injured
are. william Montagu, professor OF
phllolory at Columbia university,
Miss Edith summers. private secrc'
tay 10 Slnclair, make the number
injured seven.
The Sinclair cooperative colony
was established last October and In
cludcd a number Of educators and
men and women engaged In literary
pursuits,
Among Inc injured are Miss Grace
MCGOWAN Cook, writer Of short slo-
rics. and Mrs. Henrietta u, Nimbal,
illustrator. on Investigation It APP
pears the explosion was the result OF
leaking gas.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
LITTLE 30 PEEP.

Little DO Peep, who lost her sheep,
oh. where have they gone together
To follow away through dreamland
day
In reyels OF golden weather?
Little 30 Peep Of tho laughing heart
Neither in shine nor shadow,
Can find either one, though l shout
as run,
No echo comes over the meadow!
Little Bo Peep--it does not seem
long
Since there In the beautiful valley
she.sang all day till Der sheep went
astray
And she sought them in copse and
In alley.
Little 30 Peep--I call her in vain;
The country is lonely without her
So sweet was her way of the child
hood day
With nothing to srloyc or TO tlout
bert
Little Bo Peep, with crook for her
sneep,, ra0
Careless her effort to mind them,
Knowing full well that down through
the dell
They'd come, with their .alls tied
behind them.
Lonely the meadows and lonely the
hills,
No one knows whittier they wan
der;
They've gone like the Jacks and
gone like tho JIlls
And gone like the old gooscy-
sander!
Little Bo Peep--you know where
she is!
Pray, Jest not, but tell me for Ger.
tain!
You saw her last night in the gay
calcium light.
Pirouetting in front OF curtain!
All, Little 10 Peep, who lost her
sheep
From meadow and green hill and
valley,
She's grown up, they say, and gone
far away
To dance with short skirts in the
balletl
Baltimore Sun.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
Baseball Talk.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
New York, March 1G.--All OF the
major hague clubs arc now in train
ing in various parts of the South,
from savannah to Los Angeles and
Che city of Mexico, and the usual ro-
seate reports are being spread broad
cast by their enthusiastic press
agncsL Boston and St. Louis are
about the only towns that haven't
already hoistcd The remnants of one
or both leagues. Cleveland is nov
being toutcd as a certain winner in
the American league race, but
wherein the team representing the
Ohio metropolis is better than the
White Sox or the Yankee isn't visible
TO the naked eye.
McGraw's enthusiasm in regard to
southern California has somewhat
abated since the training season
commenced, several exceedingly
damp rains having fallen in the
neighborhood of Los Angeles recently
and seriously interfered with the
training schedule of the Giants. To-
day, tomorrow and Monday the
Giants will play in San Francisco,
opening the new ball park in the
Golden Gate city. They will resume
training at Los Angeles next Tues
day.
The White Sox have about COM
pletcd their triumphant invasion of
Mexico and tomorrow or Monday will
say "Adios'' to the capital of the
land of the Aztecs and trek back to
Uncle Sans country. one team will
rush through to New Orleans, while
the other squad will stop off for
few games in northern Mexico and
Texas. The Sox will get together
again about next Saturday and will
start up the Mississippi valley on
strenuous training tour that will end
in st. Louis April II, when the
championship series begins.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
TO BEGIN GRADING AT CLOVIS,
VIII lie Division Point on the Belen
Cutoff.
CFrom Saturdays Daily)

tFrom Saturdays paily)
Grading has commenced or Is
about to commence, according 10 the
report of Santa Fe engineers and
others here, at Clovis OH the Belen
cutoff west of Texlco for the loca.
ton Of the round house, yards and
buildings. Clovis is nine miles west
Of TexIco and is something over a
hundred miles from Amarillo which
is the nest division point east.
The location Of the division point
os the Belen cutoff has been dis
luted point for long tine and has
been credited TO every siding on the
line from Texico TO sunutside on the
Pecos riyer Mclrcse WAS conf
IDENTITY exploited as the division point
ard on the strnegth OF II many lots
were sold and the town enjoyed a
toom last fall The round house
buildings and yards were actually
surveyed and begun at Melrose but
later IN the winter the operations
s.opped and the word went ont that
Melruse was not to be the favored
spot. Melrose has rcconcidd herself
10 the situation and Instead OF going
10 smash, as scmo predicted that II
~Suld. has gone ahpad in developing
tae rich country around II and has
Seoons good town Without the
rAiroAd Improvements
SsrSral other sidtngs have been
named 10 connection With he di-
visioa 9,in, bn Clovis IS the --latest
md ~ - yet onimprove1. Toe rea'
ssn t.r pattIns the ound house 81
nal \ AAce 10 sSid 70 be Hom ,ae :aoi
;Aat tps wabY - otbsr points WAS
sshs, tasufndss' s' vudSsIraole :or
suc,ns yorposss Tsioo, which 10
,css thAn A0bsrea mites from ANA
lila WA too ,leSe 10 tbs eirsioo
70 .si the rew location me plac-
~ o. tas divt<ion poin: az the sid
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
PANHANDLE.FED BEEE.
Is ENpprimcnt on Part OF Western
Stockyard Company.
,1,ro.,. c,+urdov', nailv

Last fall the Western Stockyards
company put on feed at the local
yards eighty head of spayed heilers
from the Brave ranch, The feeding
was in the nature Of an experiment
and the company is now trying for
the actual results Of the feeding.
This week II. r. Cornelius has put
on the local market some Of the meat
from butchering several beeres.
whether or not the feeding as car
ried on by the yards will show a
sufficient balance on the profit side
By putting the beef on the local mar
ket is not yet known, but the beef
produced has been very satisfactory.
The heifers have been fed kaflir
corn, chops, roughness, cotton seed
and meal. Part of the remainder
may be sold on the local market and
part will be shipped to market
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
THE DAILY PANHANDLE.

The steady increase OF the Daily
Panhandle, In popular favor with cit
liens OF Amarillo. as well as in sur
rounding towns, and the steadily In
creasing advertising patronage. be-
slowed upon the paper, is most graf
flying to the management, which
has been IN charge Of the paper now
just four months. and again the
management takes this opportunity
q thanking a generous public for the
confidence displayed In the future OF
the paper. and generous patronage
bestowed upon It.
When the present management
TOOK charge Of tho paper foar
months ago, he came -mnoug YOU a
stranger from another state, lie
came WITH nsWspapcr experience ne
sied him. and a knowledge OF what
a good newspaper shoald be, and no
las worked hard % save 10 the ciI-
saes o. Amarillo that kind st pa.
Se' S'il what suoesss tts paper ahoW
lnr us4tt sha rsGdArs AZ Gsle to
!otGN Ne n.s ~sO @Any obstacles.
hitch pUr ,ims seemed tmoH Va
savmUautabi@ BIZ be Az ta4 AeS,
~ vouIa ma Sss w,inps 10 valt
'oe pstnrnA
Anaribs y bAs gro "a ,sraAt ySRtsrp
-ssrs -onr~ssvt N.eor NAY " 80
rarsa .ns rsm '>AisA 'SAtaria ss.A
sbs Ssxtns ~ o iosa ,s-sosper
.rs 70 asa ~ ~ Es-s 10. saw, AID
nc ,AiASrspS stt .xbr~s tA-sgh
'rp@nNiys. nave bNan ~naE freely
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
GENUINE HEEL FLIES
4, c, Harding Exhibits Specimens q In,
lie lRStCsl which Cause Trouble
On The Ranch
CFrom saturdays paIlyl

mere arc Two genuine heel llleS,
said II. C.. Harding Yesterday during
, cali ~ ,bo n,uy p,rbo,a,o o,,,.o
r.,, o.,
''' WV" "''' ' '''''' ''"'''''"'
Two l".'''' I'''I' larger IMAM house
flies aud me- pointed them ont as
specimens OF the doubted range
pasr
.,,.. ,... ,,, ..
"''. ''' '''' w "'"'
'o"''ou'd nv Harding 'eNperIonc-
ed cattlomcn too, deny that there
! is any such thing AS a heel fly They
attribute tho tropbl,s ~ g.l "a,
.,.,.,.,,, .,..
wv '''' ''''' '"' '"'' '''
no one ever saw the inject AT tho
Panhandle Cattle Ralscrs' convention
hero last spring, You know. We had
ouilo a discussion nm that s,,,oct
and I,rrc ppp,bc, no c,tIomo,
commended that tho uy u,s ,t,,,,,.
a creature or tbc im,rIr,tf,,
"woll + ncycr sam. ,bc ,c,,,,I o,o,
mysclr nm Yesterday g,t,,,.h ,n,,
h,vo r,,do ,rorhro ,,r mn f., 'n,.,o,
wears uut tbcrc IN ,h,t b,,,o ,r,
two roppinc bcoI ujcs that ,.o o,,,,,t
ycstorJ,y oroprd tho s,ccr, ,h,, no
t,yo hoo, ,r,rl.i,,, ,.,l, ,,., ~, 49,.
ruo rbcrc 10 ma DAM, ,,or, r.n,,
boy ,r, hcc,rsc ,bo. rios b,yo ,.oo,
ycry had ror no las, rcc, d,,s and
4 h,yc noon cc,,g, ,r,,Ir, n,o ,,,,i,
to 5c,b -
Tho two so,,imor. rhio, Mr.
u,rdic, c,,,,r,d .,ro ro,. an o,,i,I
r,n ~, bo nil p,n,,n1,, a,,.,
ana a. r,,,y ala ni,I,s,ron r,,.
uul NO ,s q, rc ,,'o -, NJ rr,ra-
inc he ar.t actual sr.cir,,,s ,,o.
.co, 7,,o ryoc,s go, ,,or, a.. .r,,
, n, ho hir r,,., pio, ,,d o., ,ir-.
s,rbt ,,o -, ,h,,, ro g,m, s,,,o
r,oy 40 49,, ,ouoror ,,,s.,,. ar
IA'F 90 not however possess an
,bou, s,,,, d,roo~ors ro.,, i, ,oo,,
mem Suah u"hSe'ouS p'"''' l' IocaI-
ca IKE 'n"t OF inc MT nee ana Is
proo"oF Tor the purpose OF deposit
insS eSsS as is inc case "''n the MT
pee FROM INC markings OF the mes
as u'cios'u at close eA"m'nauoh' 1t
is NOT surprising lAat re" people nave
ever actually seen INC pests Inc
wings ana PACK are Isht gray S''ao'
ing TO DARKER underneath tue oooy'
Huch an. insect ii!Ihg III inc AR near
the ground "oolu De almost 'hl'S-
IOIe ana espoc'aIiy so since inc am
NAL around whose heeis the insect
Is Du2"ing Is ur''eh Irahuc oy inc
torment ana is continually iret'lng to
snake the l'ies away
NO cattIeman on the plans could
give a fuller experience from 'ronoIe
with the heel fly than can Mr. HARD
ing AS manager OF the Tx ranch
he bad 20 deal with inc problem IN
It's worst FORM
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21

or Is greater than ever and the Ca.
madam river country Is one OF the
most dangerous kind during heel
fly time. Now, and for the next few
weeks, bog riders" must ride every
stream and water hole in the Cana
dian country
In spite of the trouble aud loss
they make, however, the fly Is very
much Of an unknown quantity and
tho specimens exhibited by Mr., Hard.
ing are of great interest TO all those
who know The range aud It's prob
lens.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21

The telegraph reports most dis
astrous flood in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, while VIC are so hsh and dry
up here 10 the Panhandle. Think
Of tho wJiSr surrounding the lead
inE aote!s md tlSdnE .hc ;hosIsss
IN he great city Of Ti,iASurg 1N.r.
ty,ssvs5 fast above 'e~ vAter mark
iax ar, COED s.Scd .-ody OF water
yio.s;s s. ans talas TO Panhandle
sanotry "a secure from
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21

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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
FARwELL.rExICo PROSPEROUS
New Buildings and New enterprises
in Border City.
(From saturdRy's Dal!y(

(From Saturdays Dai!y)
Eyes, Farwen-Texico is growing,
and growing fast said MI y. H.
Clinton, this morning in talk with
the editor of the Daily Panhandle.
Mr.. Clinton returned yesterday from
visit to the towns of Farwel and
Texico.
IN Farwell," continued Mr.. Gin
ton. "there are now eight stores in
operation 20 the big two story syndi-
cate block and there are many Off
COS 10 the second story. There is
another oc!ck block to be ba.lt south
.; the syndicate block and a bank
bun9.ne is to SO UP on South Third
street opposite tic new $4,000 hote]
which is to he constructed soon, The
deep well for the hotel is now about
complete
MOBILES Brothers have purchased
SIX lots :or the erection CT a whole
sale grocery IS 4 Sranch CT thcir
business TIE swi;ch is noH asou;
10 :tr the Zee AID gas plant There
10 cement b-ich Tl,nt in OPERATION
aow.
There are two fnc churcacs al
ready buiit and the Fosiaelces watch
are BOLT ara are oo.ag built are
modern throughout. Al the growth
.nprsAses one as seirs permanent"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21

The planting Of trees, on arbor
day Is a splendid idea. Too many
trees cannot BIO planted in a prairie
country like this. In a few years
plenty of trees, would change the
entire appearance of Amarillo, and
largely for the better, too. Many
trees have been planted this spring
so far. Let the good work so on.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
$50 r@@+ = . + 30 S@+++
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CFrom Saturdays DallyJ

CFrom Saturdays DaIlyJ
c. A. Burrow, OF Canyon CITY was
in Amarillo yesterday,
Jim Head, Of Hereford, was in
Amarillo this morning
Miss Coyniorlh. OF Iowa PARK, lo-
wa, Is hero yIslting Miss Hendrix.
". p. Raicoc and s. W. Gala
han, OF Tulia, were IN Amarillo this
morning,
Dr.. n NJ Walker has returned
from a professional TRIP to Fort
Worth
T. h, Bishop OF Dallas, Is here In
the interest Of an advertising prop
osItion,
d. Hunter and j. G, Caldwell, OF
Claude, were In town yesterday on
business
r. l. Lane, representing the Fl
Smith Furniture association, is here
calling on the trade
Il. {. Ware, l.. G. knight aud j..
K. French. OF Plainvlow, came IN
last night on business.
Mrs, L. r, Lester and daughter
Miss blanche, Of Canyon, were In
town this morning,
j. i, Wallace has begun the cree
don OF modern residence on the
Pierce and Fourteenth.
II. A, Campbell, the plumber went
to Dalhart yesterday to look after
his business at that point.
Miss Alice Jones entertained the
Saturday Afternoon club today at the
residence OF Mrs. Newbold.
Captain George, or the Salvation
Army, has gone to Dallas on BUSH
ness and will be away Tor several
days.
sam Postllewaite, the Daily Pan
handle circulator, returned yester-
day from a successful trip up the
Denver
Mrs. Thomas Currlo and little
daughter went to Hereford this
morning for visit with relatives at
that place.
Joseph w. Norycll, national bank
examiner for Colorado, New Mexico
and this part Of Texas, is going over
the books Of the local banks.
Rev II. f. jenkins, pastor elect
Of the Baptist church, arrived here
with his family today and will preach
at both the regular services tomor-
row.
j. l., Smith IS having well drill
ed at his residence on Taylor street
and will erect windmill and stor-
age tank to provide for his own
water supply
Misses Bessie and Myrtis Parr,
/ teachers in the Plainview schools arc
here visiting their cousin, George
Parr, and to meet their aunt VINO
will arrive this evening from Den
ton.
r. l.. Dohoney and Tom Currie
are rejoicing over the possession of a
new touring car which arrived yes
Lerday. The car is Pope-Toledo
SO-35 horse power, Of the latest
model and is a beauty.
Il c. sowder inspector for the
Texas Cattle Raisers' association
Hub Sadler. inspector for the Pan
handle Cattle Raisers' association
and Al Popham leave this evening
for Fort Worth to attend the con
yentlon Of the Texas Cattle Raisers
association next week
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-21
BIG FINACIER
VISITS PRESIDENT
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, D. c. March 10
James speyer Of the firm of Speyet
& Co., financiers, Of New York, had
an interview with the President to-
day. speyer declined to intimate in
any way the nature Of the interview,
but it IS presumed It touched upon
the financial situation.
A rumor has gained surrcncy that
the President has prepared an I'M
portant letter bearing upon his atti-
mde toward railroad corporations.
The rumor further asserted that this
letter has been talked over between
the President and Speyer and that
the sentiments therein had met
speyer's approval, These rumors
could not be confirmed. The Presi-
dent, it is said, has memoranda
concerning his attitude upon the rail
road situation, which he has shown
to some friends but Secretary Loeb
said II would not be made public,
Following the visit OF Speyer today,
the President talked with Senator
crane of Massachusetts,, and it is
believed the financial and railroad
situation was discussed