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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18

ger and Bell score. Wicker pilfered
and came in when McMahan juggled
Hunnicut's weak grounder. Reynolds
mt one that looked like It was going
over the fence but Dewitt made a
stellar catch OF It.
Amarillo scored again in the sixth
on McMahan's home run. Canyon
scored three in her half OF the sixth.
Tullar singled beautifully strebel at
tempted sacrifice but reached first
while Gallegos was making seven
separate and distinct stabs at his
hunt. Mitchell sacrificed, Bell drove
a warm one to Hutchinson and he
fumbled letting the ball roll nearly
to the fence, Hellman drove one to
the fence that almost went over send
ing three runs across the plate and
winning the game. Amarillo scored
the last run Of the game on a base
on balls and an error
The feature Of the game was the
of Wicker and the pinch hit
ting Of Canyon.
summary. Earned runs, Canyon
2, Amarillo .; home runs, Gallegos,
two base hits, Reynolds,
Bell, Hellman, Wicker; sacrifice hits,
Strebel 2, Mitchell, Hellman; bases
on balls off Gallegos /, off Wicker
/ struck out by Wicker II, by Gal
logos z hits off Wicker s, off Gal
Iegos Z; wild pitches, Gallegos 3
hit by pitcher, Gallegos 2; passed
ball. stone errors, Amarillo 5, Can
yon 5. Attendance 500.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
Saloons Get WORD Of Brooks
Decision and Rapidly
Get Into Action

II took J. II. Patton and his assist
ants but very few minutes this morn
ing TO draw the nails from the
boards which have INSTRUCTED the en-
trance to his saloon for the past few
days and with arrapidity that looked
as If wireless telegraphy had been
used the part of the public that con-
sumes the goods handed out over the
oar discovered that he was ready
Tor business and acted accordingly.
]. II. Patton was the recipient early
today of telegram from the Martin
Casey company, the big Fort Worth
liquor wholesalers, giving the news
that Judge Brooks had ruled that
there was no hiatus and that the sa,
looms could open.
AS fast as the other drink dis
pensing houses found out the true
state of affairs they undid the barri-
NANNo NhNS nave udu II llONl OF llelF
places for the last few days and be-
gan to- serve their trade. Most OF
the saloon men had made no prepare
ton TO ropening and it was not until
1 o'clock that all the resorts we're
in full swing again. From general
indications It seems that some sur
faces became pretty well parched
during the drouth and are now max
Ing up for the hiatus that hiamsed
anyhow by soaking up considerable
of the wet goods in ques-
ton
Although the decision of the court
allows the saloons to continue with
out further stoppage Of business.
they will all be obliged to take out
new licenses under the provisions of
The Baskin-McGregor law as fast as
they can be issued IT is likely that
licenses will be issued to all the pres
ent holders of saloon permits.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
A Thirteen Inning struggle.

4 thirteen inning struggle that
shifted back and forth from victory
to defeat was the closing contest yes
terday afternoon. There was some
thing to yell about in every inning
and usually several things
Mitchell in the box for Canyon
pitched a great game and got support
from the field that ought to have
won the game. The ability of the
locals to pull themselves out OF n
hole, however, even with only a few
minutes to play caught the visitors
mapping again Yesterday and took vic.
tory from what looked like a sure
defeat
Near the close Of the game, the
Cowboys had s to 5 in runs. Then
in the ninth Amarillo tied the score
and both teams began to give the
fans extra worth for their money in
the struggle for a final score. 1t
came in the thirteenth inning when
McMahan raped out two Dagger
and broke up the game.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18

great success Of Plainview's efforts.
The meeting was called 10 meet
Tuesday and many OF the members
including the Amarillo doctors went
down on the morning train that DAY.
In the afternoon the Plainviow com.
mittee took all the visitors on long
auto ride up the fertile Running.
waieiF valley TO the Light knight
ranch about fifteen miles fro Plain.
view This trip, with the road lined
on both sides nearly all the way with
rich fields OF deep green alfalfa, was
a powerful object lesson to the Wis
itors Of the wealth Of resource in
the Plainyiow country.
The next day the delegates got
down TO business In the skating rink
which had been turned over for the
use Of the association A represen-
tatiyo gathering OF the physicians of
the Panhandle was ready and the
papers and discussions we're uniform
ly OF a high order, The presence al
the sessions OF Drs Thompson, Saun-
dors, Baker and Boyd, of Fort Worth,
who each read papers and took part
In the discussions and clinics was
one OF the most valuable features OF
the meeting.
Wednesday night the association
was entertained at the Club hotel at |
q banquet which the visitors pro-
nounced one OF the best they over
attended. Besides the regular enter.
ainment features the citizens OF the
own made the stay pleasant by the
lnfaillng hospitality displayed on ev-
'vry occasion TO the association and
o individuals.
The association closed It's session
yesterday morning to meet next in
\marillo In January next year ANA
lilo representatives at the conven.
ion were Or. and Mrs. T. r, MCGEE,
Dr. and Mrs, r., D. Gist, Or and Mrs.
lcMeans, Drs, Caldwell, Fly Hanna
nd Lumpkin, Dr. Hanna Is the
ecretary of the association and DR..
Wy Is the chancellor of the state
ssociation for this district.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
Wonderful Courage

Is displayed by many a por invalid,
crushed under the weight OF chronic
troubles, like constipation, bilious
ness, neuralgia, headache, stomach
trouble, etc. But such suffering
though brave, is quite unnecessary,
for Or. Caldwell's (laxative) Syrup
Pepsin will surely cure all these dis
eases, drive away all the unpleasant
symptoms. and restore every Invalid
to health. Try 1t. Sold by ]. w. Nc
Queen at soc and $500. Money
back If 1t fails. 27 I'm
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
The Charming Woman.

Is not necessarily one of perfect
form and features. Many a plain
woman who could never serve as an
artists model possesses those rare
qualities that all the world admires;
neatness, clear eyes, clean smooth
skin and that sprightliness of step
and action that accompany good
health. A physically weak woman
is never attractive, not even to her
self. Electric Bitters restore weak
women, give strong nerves, bright
eyes, smooth, velyety skin, beautiful
complexion. Guaranteed at l.. o.
Thompson & Bro, druggists, 271m
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
OF THE COWBOYS
(From Fridays Daily3

Tomorrow afternoon the Athletics
will have plenty of work in the first
game Of the return engagement Of
the Cowboys, The Canyon team will
be here for a game tomorrow and
a double header the next day.
Although the majority of Amarillo
fans are ready to back the Amarillo
teams ability to repeat the perform
ance in the Fourth of July series
when the Athletics shut the visitors
out in two games straight they are
at the same time sure that Cap
Hutchinson and his men will have
TO hand out the very best in the shop
to get the desired result off the Can
yon team. The Cowboys naturally
had sickly feeling after the defeats
on the Fourth and had perhaps a
just reason for being "A little off in
speed from the fact that they had
returned from the long trip and were
worn Gut from irregular hours and
practice. At any rate the Canyon
team and Canyon fans are not Will
ling to abide by the result of the
series as final.
Canyon has been rusticating and
resting up since the Fourth but has
found time meanwhile to trim up
Tulia after the manner she was in
the habit of doing the Missouri corn
belt towns. Tulia, with her addi-
tions from the North Texas league,
is no inconsderable team and only
a team of Canyons class could make
a high score against it,
Wicker, Mitchell, Mosely and Ca
vet, will as usual be the Canyon
pitching staff and Hutchinson, We
Der and Gallegos will divide time
in the box for the locals,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18

Carload Of 10 head,
one year and under
two ...........S1oO $50 S25
Carload Of 10 head,
two years and under
lHIce ....',... lUO 90 20
Champion carload OF
these classes ,.. Cup
Speaking OF this contest, William
Penn Anderson, livestock agent of
the Southern Knasas urges Panhan-
die stock raisers to compete and
says:
"Our people could have for the
exhibition OF their well bred young
steer cattle nothing better than this
feature Of the International show as
there is no other country in the
world where cattle respond AS quick
ly to short feed as the forage and
kaffir corn fed cattle Of the Pan
handle. Whether they won preml-
ums of not cattle fitted for this
show would be worth at least 800
per hundred over any others OF their
class in any other market, A train
load OF yearlings and up should be |
in the Panhandle for this |
show"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
Long Live the King!

Is the popular cry throughout Eu-
the cry Of the present day is Long
live DR.. Kings New Discovery, King
of Throat and Lung Remedies!" OF
which Mrs, Julia Ryder Paine, Truro,
Mass, says: 1T never fails to give
Immediate relief and TO quickly cure
cough or cold Mrs. Paine's
opinion is shared by majority Of
the inhabitants of this country. New
Discovery cures weak lungs and sore
threats after all other remedies have
failed and for coughs and colds it's
the proven remedy Guaranteed by
l., o. Thompson G Bo, druggist 27m
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
Broke Even Ycstertlny.

Canyon City and Amarillo broke
even in the big bargain bill yesterday
afternoon atAthletic park. Canyon
City won the first game by hitting
Gallegos hard in pinches.
Amarillo scored the first run Of
the game in the fourth inning, Gal
legos who had died at bat the pre-
ceding inning hit one over Hunnicut,
Che ball hitting about twenty feet
from the fence and bouncing over,
Gallegos making the circuit OF the
sacks.
Canyon scored in the fifth Bell
was hit by pitched ball, Eelman sac
rificed and Hubbard struck out.
Wicker, one of the best pinch hitters
in Texas then drove out two-bag-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
TWO OUT
THE SERIES
Close Playing Leaves Locals
With Majority Of the
Runs
tFrom Mondays Daily)

The circumstance of Chapman De.
Wits getting under the ball for a
rap that put the horsehide in front
of the wind for a sail clear over the
left field fence spoiled things for
Canyon Saturday and let Amarillo
have three scores that won the game.
Two men were holding down bases
when the youngster did his star act
on the ball Cavet pitched to him and
while the Canyon left fielder with the
help Of small boys on the commons
outside the field hunted for the ball,
the three men trotted around and
crossed the home plate.
With the exception of DeWitrs
performance, there was little Of hair
raising interest in the game and the
fans on the sidelines sat and watch.
ed it without making much noise.
Kid Cayet for Canyon pitched a good
game and on the whole was well sup
ported.
Weber for the locals pitched
master game and more than once
pulled himself out of bad holes.
on both sides was careful
and usually accurate The home run
scoring was the only markers during
the game and left Amarillo with 80
smut out against the visitors.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
MEXICANS
IN WRECK
Two Killed In Accident 10 Work
Train Near TeyICO YGSter-
day Afternoon
CFrom Fridays DaiIy)

Two killed, two perhaps fatally
wounded, and seven more with scrl-
GUS injuries is the result OF an ac-
cident on a work train near Texlco
yesterday afternoon, An the dead
and wounded are Mexlcans.
The men In the accident belonged
to the work gang that are now en-
gagged In rebuilding the tract, be-
tween Boyina and TcxIco for the
transconlinontal Santa Fo line. Yes
terday the work train having on
board most Of the steel gang started
back to TeXico. A number OF the
laborors were sitting on an open
flat car on which were several steel
rails. In some way one of the rails
which projected over the end of the
var became dlslodgod was over
balanced and tipped over TN a.
ptruck the ground In an instant the
action of the train against the rail
swept every man in its path off the
gar.
Two OF the Moyicans were killed
simost out right One had the top
81 his head torn off by the rail and
lhe other was severely crushed. OIL
he others who were injured two are
perhaps fatally wounded and the 9TH
ors received injuries which will dis
able them for some time.
The train was about three miles
from Texico when the accident oc-
turred and help was Immediately |
called from that place. Drs. Breed
ing and Webb went with the party
and cared for the wounded men. As
soon as possible the men, in the care
Of the Texico surgeons, we're put on
= special train and brought to Ama.J
rillo, Ambulances met the trains
here and the injured were carried 10
he sa1tarium where they viii re- !
main for treatment "A
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
THE DROUTH
HAS BEGUN
Amarillo Saloons All Await
Decision and Are Closed
Tight Today
tFrom Fridays Daily

(From Fridays Daily)
The big drouth has begun and the
inhabitants OF Texas, including ANA.
rillo, who have been in tho habit Of
satisfying thirsts by the use OF other
than water and kindred beverages
are today dependent upon stores laid
mp In preparation or upon friends
who made such a provision. At any
rate, the saloons and barrooms which
usually dispense alcoholic refresh
ments TO all comers who have tho
price art tight shut today and none
of their goods can be obtained in the
usual way
Although there has been no spe-
cial order made here by the officers,
every one Of the fourteen licensed sa
looms and barrooms in Amarillo arc
closed and the saloon men and their
bartenders in most,cases are not even
at their places of business. This
closing is the result Of an under
standing reached among the saloon
men themselves. Although there may
be some provision OF the law which
may be construed In allowing the
saloons to do business as usual, and
al the saloons keepers hope that
such is the case, the proprletors are
taking the safe and sure way OF
finding out at least expense and in
jury to themselves. Instead OF risk
ing expensive and hurtful litigation
by flying into the face Of the law
now, all saloon men will carefully
observe the provisions of the law
while they await a decision in the
matter OF opening before the licenses
Fan be issued in the regular way.
A test case will be brought up at
once in Dallas before Judge Brooks
n the court OF appeals. Saloon men
rope to get a favorable decision on
he matter as soon as Saturday OF
his week
In the meantime all the saloon
men are filing their petitions with
he comptroller at Austin as provid-
d under the new law The comp
roller will act on them in order as
asst as he can get to them and will
efer them back to the county judges
or final action. Then the petitions
lGst be advertised for at least ten
avs. If in the meantime no valid
nason has been presented for the
OF the license the coun-
Y authorities will issue the license
nd the saloon men may open for
In the event of an unfa-
orable decision in the matter OF re-
laining open now, the saloons will
Q obliged to remain closed until the '
ew license can be issued which can r
OF be done in less than fifteen days O
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
OPPORTUNITY FOR
PANHANDLE CATTLE

The Chicago Livestock Journal OF
aune 27th. makes the following men
ptoh OF the new contest which the
international Live Stock Exposition
will hold for short fed cattle. The
explanation and terms follow:
Chicago, June q, 19O7.--"The In
ternational Live Stock Exposition,
being DESTROYS OF determining and de-
monstrating the best and most eco
nomical method of feeding cattle, has
created the following classes, to be
known as "Short-Fed Specials"
Cattle to be eligible for entry
must not have been fed grain .previ-
Gus to the time application is made,
but after that time the owner may
feed the cattle such feeds. including
grain as in his judgment will accom-
pllsh the greatest results within the
given feeding perod--i e. from the
date application is made for entry to
the opening day OF the exposition,
The following rules will goven
this contest:
(a) Application for entry must be
made between the Isl and 18th of
August.
b. Cattle must be owner by ex-
hibitor at the time application Us
made.
(c) Cattle must not have been |
fed grain previous to the time appli-
cation is made; they may, however,
have been run in stalk fields previous
to this time.
(d) Eighteen cattle may be fitted,
but only fifteen of this number can
be shown as one car load.
(e) Cattle must be weighed, 12
hours in dry lot off feed and water,
on day application is made and re-
cord must be kept Of the weight of
these animals. The cattle to be
Judged will again be weighed, under
similar conditions at 10 a, M, Mon
lay, December 2.
ND Sworn statement by the own.
,r and two other reputable persons
hat cattle had not been fed grain
previous to time application for en-
ry is made also covering weight of
on date of application, must
,e sent to the General SuperIntend-
mt OF the exposition with said appli-
alton.
(g) A record OF the kind, weight
nd cost Of feeds consumed during
he feeding period must be kept by
he owner, who will deliver this
together with the weight :
# the animals at time of entry, to
he superintendent of the carload
attic division, on the opening day
( the exposition. BLANKS for all of
hese purposes will be furnished on
equest to the general superlntend-
nt.) j
Ch) In Judging these classes, quail Q
by and finish will count so per cent; !.
ain, 40 per cent.
The following prizes will be offer
d for these classes:
1st. 2nd Srd .
Pre-. Pre-. Pre-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
TARGET RESULTS COMPLETED.
Colorcd Department Made Highest
Average in the Army &C..

Washington, d. c. July 15.-The
war department has completed re-
suits of rifle, carbine and pistol firing
of the army for target practice for
the year 1906. The southwestern di,
vision made the best showing with
record of 1888 per cent. The win.
ming department was the colored with
record of 74,94, Fort Wingate,
n. NJ, had the highest score with
stance of the reported arrests oc-
5T29.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
A Memorable Day.

One of the days we remember wlrh
PLEASURE, as well as with profit to
our health, is the one on which we
became acquainted with Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills, the painless purifiers
that cure headache and biliousness
and keep the bowelslright Csc at l..
o. Thompson & Bro, druggists. 271
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
PLAINVIEW ROYALTY
ENTERTAINS DOCTORS
(From Fridays DaiB.)

Plainyiew kept the pace set by her
entertainment Of the editors and
showed the members of the Panhan-
lie Medical association who we're
in the south plains metropolis this
week the "timo of their lives" In
every way the citizens of the Hale
county town united to make the stay
of the physicians pleasant and every
visitor is ready to vouch for the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
BOMB Exploded.

American Embassy in Constants
nople Is Outraged.
Associated Press.
Constantinople, July IA bomb
was exploded last night in corner
of the summer quarters of the Amer
lean embassay at Yeni Keui, sub
urb of this city. Four girls were
injured The authors of the
outrage cannot be traced.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
PEPsBN SYRUP co.
Monticello, Illinois

Sold by Mcqueen Drug Company,
Maddrey'kenyon Building, Amarillo,
Texas.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18

Professor D. F. Eagleton, OF the
Austin college, sherman is visiting
in the city, and looking after the
interests of the school he represents.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-17

F. A. Clark is building fine two
story residence on his ranch just east
of town.
c. H. Ogburn and j. D. Broughton of
Alder Slope we're transacting business
in town Saturday.
Stone jars, al sizes, SO handy for
fruit; stone churns, crooks and jugs at
Hartshorn & Keltn6r's.
There is no improvement in the con-
tion of Mrs. NJ E. HQtchkiss, who
has been seriously ill for some time.
Mrs. c. w. Wheeler OF Seattle arriy ::
Tuesday night for an extended 't-it
with her father, Judge j. B. Pe avis,
nd other relatives and friends
The first number of the Lycern,
course will be given at the opera fcrse
Monday night, October IS. The WilbFr
Star Concert company is the attraction,
Miss Ella Daley moved ont to her
homestead, two and half miles north of
town, Thursday, October 10. Mrs. N.
A. Fallman, the photographer, resides
with Miss Daley.
G. G. Clark, of the Clark & Austin
store at Flora, w. c. Moore. constable
and deputy sheriff of Flora precinct,
and Mrs. Elmer Moore of Flora were
transacting business in Enterprise We'd
nesday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Templeton ar.
rived home Wednesday night from
Portland where they attended the
Presbyterian synod, He was appointed
trustee of Albany college.
Fred S. Ashley will begin next week
the erection of a handsome cottage
home on his lots in West Greenwood
street.
Highest Market Price Paid for GraiI
in your own selections OF furniture anC
stoves from the finest and largest stock
in Wallowa county--at Ashley's il
Enterprise.
Wallowa Valley chapter, No. 5o
Order Eastern Star, entertained the
grand worthy matron, Mrs. Florence
NJ. Bargelt of Marshield, and Mrs
; Lotta L. Zweifel, worthy matron C.
the Elgin chapter, at special meeting
Tuesday evening. The degrees OF th'
order were conferred on Mrs. Ray Vest
and following the work'a fine banque
was enjoyed. --.''
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-17
Maintain Strict Qaara Etine

Wallowa is taking every precaution
against the spread Of smallpox. The
cases and all persons in any way ex-
posed are closely qsarantined. No new
cases have developed. The assertion in
the Sun that the News-Record made
caustic illusions to Mayor Morelock
and DR.. Gregg, in its report of the cases
last week, is a figment of Editor Jonas
.think-pan, and he has another think
coming. Tile News-Record hadn't the
least idea the report of smallpox at
Lostine originated in the Sun Office and
did not say or intimate so. Why deny
so vigorously, Mr.. Sun, before even ac-
cused?
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-17
EDITOR DECLINES DEBATE.

The editor of the News-Record has
received an epistle from G. H. Allen OF
Flora, whose challenge to County
Judge o. M. Corkins was referred to in
a pleasant way in this paper recently.
A copy Of the letter was pnblished-in
the Flora journal last week. Mr.. Allen
evidently does not relish remarks about
his original photography. Notwith-
standing his very low opinion of the
News-Record editor he invites us 'tu
debate with him. While he holds out
the alluring promise to outdo Grover
Cleveland in phrases that bring joy to
the heart of the paragrapher, yet his
letter as whole so plainly shows the
need of high school in at least one
case that the expenditure by the county
court for that institution is yindicated
therefore the debate is respectfully
declined