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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
COWBOYS TO
TRY COLORADO

With a big squad of both players
and rooters, the Canyon City Cow
boys stopped over in Amarillo TO-
day en- route TO Trinidad where they
will meet the fast semi-prOfesstonal
team at that place in two games. No
further games have been scheduled
but If the opportunities are right
and the climate agrees with Canyon
Cowboy style of play, 1t is possible
that other games with towns in Col.
orado will be arranged ts,
The playing squad which goes on
the Colorado trip includes Hubbard
cathcher, Wicker pitcher and center
field, Mitchell pitcher and second
base, Teas pitcher, Bell first base,
Hellman third base, Jones short stop,
Reynolds left field, Mosely center
field and pitcher, Hunnlcut right
field, Cavet pitcher Captain Mitch
ell and Manager Wicker will look
after the business of the team.
With Mitchell and Wicker for
steady" in the delivery box and with
Teas, Mosely and Cavet just itching
for chance to use their pitching
arms, the Cowboys ought to be able
to turn out variety that would
leave few marks in their opponents
hit column, kid" Cayet has been
developing his lanky body and arms
into a first-class pitching machine.
Teas has variety and good judg-
ment that is better than the variety,
Moselys south paw has made some
good showings but 1t is not likely
that he will go into the box in this
series.
In the loss OF strebeL the short
stop, who Is out on account Of sick
ness, the Cowboys lost the fastest
fielder that the original lineup con,
tanned, Strebel is built on springs
and although he can make costly
errors, he takes less time to get into
action than some of the other big
fellows on the team and he has
helped to put speed along with ac7
curacy in the Cowboys play. Tul-
lar has also been released.
On showing OF games played, the
Cowboys have a phenomena record
and although some of the teams that
contributed to the success column
were hardly fair meat, the Canyon
team is entitled to all Of a good
showing. The team has played to-
gether with few changes throughout
the season and has won SO out Of rs
games. Vaughan Bell, the long first
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
AZ Mrs, Whites. 7
(From FrIday,s nailYN

IN honor Of Miss Dees, OF Lake
Charles, La Mr.. and Mrs J, L..
White entertained large number Of
young people last nlght lat their
home on Van Blucn street Ten
tables were set for progressive forty
two and the guests played an inter
esting series of games At the close
when the punches were counted, r.
W. Graham was found TO have reg
istered the largest number Of vie.
tories and was awarded handsome
fountain pen, For The ladies, Miss
Does was the mos fortunate player
and received a beautiful cut glass
bonbonniere, After the games Mr..
White favored the company with sew
oral songs, Fruit punch was served
the players during The evening and
at the close the hostess served re-.
freshmonts OF cakes aud ices,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08

lsst'h1ght. s0u 2
fni'IhE the eafFg part Of the evening
al che hAlf,a'the chapter under the
direction 'ofothe officers exemplified
the workP 1.-THE state officers went
Covbr1 the affairs Of the chapter
| Then the evening was given over
TO afsocial gathering OF the members
and their friends. Judge Browning
for the local chapter made the grand
officers presents Of handsome cut
glass dish each, Both the grand
officers responded in clever speeches
and further took occasion to compli-
ment the local officers and mem
bers on the showing made in the
Work Of the order.
'fDufihg the evening Miss Mamie
GormHh at the piano, favored the
company with music and Mrs. Adelia
williamson sang. Mrs williamson
little daughter also gave song for
the party.
b Later on the refreshment commit
tee proved its usefulness by provid-
ing an abundance of ice cream and
cake. Punch was also served during
the evening A large number of
guests were present and all we're glad
that the entertainment continued till
a late hour.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
Snith-IRwis.

Cecil Roy Smith is the latest Anna
rillo tranman to take out an extra"
for the term Of his natural life. Yes
terday at the residence of the brides
parents at COL Johnson street, Rev.
Jewell Howard united in marriage
Mr., Smith to Miss Baetrice Lewis,
Only the members Of the families. OF
the contracting parties were present
and after the ceremony the party
Joined in very merry wedding sup
per, Nj. and Mrs. Smith will be at
home at 1401 Johnson street
The gruom Is one Of the best
known young trsinmen in the city,
He is the,son of Conductor Ell Smith.
brother Of Conductor o. r. Smith,
and is himself a conductor on ths
Santa Fe. The bride has lived In
Amarillo a Comparatively short time
but has won many friends here. Mr..
and Mrs Smith arc today the recipl-
ents Of many pleasant greetings from
friends here and elsewhere.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
An Artist of Merit.

Mr.. Farrel Spencer, the artistic
singer at tho White City is not only
an accomplished singer, but is pen
and ink artist far above the standard
of many doing sketch work on the
metropolitan papers at the present
day. Mr.. Spencer showed the edi-
tor of the Panhandle some samples
OF his york, among which were
busts of the Gibson girls and Evelyn
Thaw, which we're copied, and a
couple OF his original productions
The editor OF the Panhandle picked
out two of his original productions
as the finest pieces of his work.
Mr. Spencer has reproduced one Of
his original works, in enlarged form
for the editor, which shall be framed
and occupy a position Of honor in
the Panhandle sanetum.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
Endorsed by the County.

The most popular remedy in Of
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
CHAPMAN DEWITT HERE.
Injured Member. Of! Troop II stood
Trip Well.
(From Saturdays DalIy)

(From Saturdays Daily)
, Chapman Dewitt the injured mem
Der of Troop B, who. has been in a
hospital al Austin since the .encamp-
ment, arrived herct1 cbargeaof his
father on the Denver last night about
1880 and is now at the home Of his
mother on Fillmore street. He stood
the trip from Austin and is resting
well at his home today He was
put aboard the train at Austin on
a stretcher and WIS taken off here
through the window on the same
stretcher His back is in a plaster
east which viii not be removed.
Although The injury Is extremely
critical, the patient suffers com
paratlvely little and is conscious all
the time. His body from the trunk
down is devoid of feeling. : The sur
geons at Austin who made the first
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
CAMP MEETING AT CLARENDON.
Panhandle Christian Missionary Con.
yentlon Meets Next Sunday.

NIANHNANNN tNANHA'h"AN N'hT
ycntlon Meets Next Sunday,
The Christian church assisted by
other churches OF the town are pre-
pairing TO conduct big camp m0ot-
ing at Clarendon beginning next
Sunday and continuing four weeks,
Services which will he conducted In
a tabernacle erected In the town,
will be led by Evangelist ], b, fIol-
mes and the noted song evangelist
II. X, Shields will assist by direct
mig the choir and congregational
singing.
The Panhandle Christian Mission
airy convention holds its convention
beginning Friday August . and con
tinuing nearly week The Chris
tian Womans Board OF Missions will
hold It's convention in connection
with the other In addition 10 the
eVangelists the meeting will be adj
dressed by other we'll known min
listers and speakers.
The Clarendon congregation Of
the church with c. c. Bcarden and
Emanuel Dubbs have arranged TO-
give big welcome to all visitors
and for those who come from other
places and who wish to camp, as
sistance will be given In securing
tht necessary camp equipment Del
egates from churches will be enter
eaiSedf BY 'the 7psoTTe Of Clarendon.
.fhe' committee hasFsetdred reduced
Hates on the raiR6fd9tor the meeting.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
AMARILLO 'TAEM
WILL CONTINUE

y Contrary to a repota that has
sainedI some circulation in tho last
few days, the Amarillo team is not
disbanding but will remain in the
field and will continue to furnish
interesting games on the home
grounds with teams that are able
TO put mp good ball Canyon City
has been the only team I'm reach that
can put up fast league class baseball
and as Canyon will be on the road
now for several weeks, the ANA
'riIlo team will be changed some
what by the release OF several play
cps. The changes will leave a good
lineup but will enable other teams
in this territory to play against the
Amarillo team and make interesting
games
Galiegos, the Mexicon, goes to
Fort Worth and Ewing Weber, the
stocRy little fellow who has done
surprising things IN the box this
year has also returned to Fort
Worth, Gallegos is a wonder in the
box. He has speed, control land
cunning In his delivery so he will
make good with the Pantherville
team. He lacks much OF being as
good fielder as others on the ANA.
riilo linehp SO IL is likely that he
will spend most OF HIS time on the
bench when he is not facing the bat
ters for Fort Worth Weber Is one
OF the northeast players that ANA
rillo team has ever included, Al
though young and OF small stature
and Of a denieanor that matches his
appearance, he Is baseball player
every Inch of him, all the time, and
veterans and amateurs alike who
have faced him have developed
healthy respect for his ability, He
is fast and accurate infieder a
safe hitter and a wonder at base
running. Weber has accepted POI
sition in Fort Worth and may not
play any more this summer.
Hutchinson, McMahan, stone, Hol-
lander and Weller are the nucleus
of the team now and their names are
guarantee Of the kind of ball the
team viii put up. Sunday the Pc
cos valley lines will meet the team
for contest at the park.
Amarillo fans have had the pleas
ure of seeing more good games of
baseball than nearly all the towns
in the Panhandle put together this
year, Canyon has had her excellent
team in the field all the time, but
on account of the better gate re-
ceipts to be obtained here more OF
the games between the two teams
have been ..nlayed here than at Can
yon. The Amarillo team has made
few trips and consequently Amarillo
fans have been furnished good base.
ball entertainment all summer
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
PANHANOSE CHANGES
TH 'sfN
LIKE KANSAS DID
(From Fridays paily9

lfrom FFludS baily9
This change that is going on in
the Panhandle country" said, Colo
mel o II. Nelson, of Amarillo, Texas,
yesterday lis but repetition Of
what happened in Kansas afew years
ago, The old cowmen well remem-
Der the time when Central and West
ern Kansas was oae vast cattle pas
ture. All around Wichita and up
the Arkansas river, herds Of cattle
and nothing eFse could he seen
Then the settlers came along and
drove the big herds out, and com
menced to fence up the country and
convert It into farms, Many predict.
ed that the farmers would stsrve out
in few years and the land would
20 back to the cattlemen Bat while
they had rough time af It. for a
few years, we all know Gwhat that
country is today The@%ery same
thing is going on in the panhandle
country The big herdR and the
large ranches are passing away.
Farmers are going in, there and
fencing the land off intuIamall farms,
and they are Earnings 1.-THE same
predictions are being made with ref.
erence to the. country as we're made
about Kansas. We will Wait for the
results. "-Kansa5 City Droyers Tel.
egram.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
BRING DEWITT HOME.
started From Austin with Injured
BOY Today,

According to messages received
here today Mrs Dewitt has started
home from Austin with her son.
Chapman Although the patient Y
still In critical condition, he has
shown great Improvement in the last
few days, Every effort will be
used 10 make the moving OF the hoy
here as easy rs possible but even at
best It will be a severe trial for him.
owing to the fact that tits extremely
hot at Austin and the weather Is
to continue hot for some time TO
come, II was thought the best TO got
tho patient away from there. The
process OF recovery even II unin-
terrupted will take many weeks and
the hot weather at Austin would have
operated very unfayorably on the
patient.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
ENTERS STOCK AT CLEVELAND.
b. " Mcowen of the Lyric, Gives
Farewell Performance Tonights

(Frop Saturdays DailS.rf
With the performance tonight. of
The Field of Chickpmauga Der
uardrJs Meowen, who has heen lead
Ing man this summer Of the Lyric
stock company, will say goodbye to
Amarillo audiences, at least for a
3tme. Tomorrow he leaves for Cleye.
Hand where he is to be with the John
"a. Himmeleine stock company for
seasons engagement The Himme-
liens company Is a high class stock
organization and plays exclusively
in the stock theaters in Cleveland,
Columbus, Toledo and other cities in
It's circuit.
Mr. McOwen Is young actor who
is steadily developing in range and
ability. As leading man of the stock
company here he has done much ef-
fective work and with the greater
latitude allowed by larger com
pany and fewer changes OF bill. his
work will show to still better ad-
vantage. Mr. McOwens social and
personal qualities in addition 10 his
work on the stage, have made him
popular here and he he has made
scores of friends in Amarillo who
will follow his course elsewhere with
warm interest but will hope for his
return here.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
is BusHEL YIELD AT TEXLINE.
News From Community TUp the
Denver.

news ffOh community Up lne
Denver,
A little railroad conductor Was
been stopping at Mr. and Mrs. Hoods
for a couple OF DAYS. He will make
that his permanent home,
Mr., o. D. DraRers new house Is
about ready for occupancy.
Mr., Coudon's house is nearing
completion.
Messrs. Coudon adm McFall are
going to build livery stable
Mr.. Kirksey has bought me feed
and grain business of Mr., Coudon,
Mr., Cherry who lives Just across
the line of Texas is building a large
barn, 6Oxl2O. Mr. Coudon is one
of our most progressive farmers.
He has just harvested 500 acres of
wheat that averaged is bushels per
acre.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08

basenan, has played in every one of
the az games and It is usually worth
the price Of admission to a game to
see him juggle the horse hide into
his mitt whenever fielder starts
It In the neighborhood of first sack,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08

examination said the young troop
er's back was broken and his spinal
cord was severity injured They left
little. hope of his~liytns more than
a few hours. He has now lived near
ly two. weeks and this fact gives nise
to the hope that he may atcornpl =
the improbable and recover from the
injury.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
RAINS GIVE
BIG IMPETUS
(From Saturdays Dally)

(From Saturdays Daily.)
With the rain guage at the wealth
err bureau showing 1.42 inches from
last nights down pour and with gen
oral indications giving abundant
corroboration to the blue flag pre-
diction Forecaster Considine has
hung out today, the real estate bus
mess and its attendant industries in
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
FOR o. E. s. GRAND OFFICERS,
Special Meeting and Reception for
Many Guests,

Members and friends Of, the Or
der of Eastern star enjoyed very
pleasant evening last night at the
reception given In honor of the state
grand officers of the order, Mrs.
Ollie Gray of Clarendon. state wor-
thy matron, and Mrs. Kathie Leo
rard, OF Fort Worth, state secretary
arrived yesterday on their official
visit to the lodge. In, addition to
the work which the chapter held for
official inspection, the grand off
GERS we're given the entertainment
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08
PEPsIN SYRUP co.
Monticello, Illinois

Sold by Mcqueen Drug Company
Maddrey.kenyon Building, Amarillo,
Texas.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-08

Mrs, Clement, OF Cameron has re.
turned from a visit in Tulia and is
visiting Mrs. otis Truelove.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
CUBANS PLAN MASS MEETING
Jose Miguel Gomez to Be Doomed
for Presidency.
Alfredo Zayas' Supporters Declare
Nominations Made Two Years
Ago Have Been Eliminated.

Havana. April 23.-The Gomez faction
Of the Liberal party will hold a mass
meeting here next Sunday for the pur-
pose Of unifying the party and support
ing Jose Miguel Gomez for the Presi-
dency, and Alfredo Zayas for the Vice
Presidency for which offices they were
nominated by the national convention in
1905, GomeZ's supporters brazenly assum-
ing that the nominations then made are
still effective, and condemning Zayas for
starting a faction of his own to gain the
Presidential nomination. Tie supporters
Of Zayas are extremely indignant. They
declare that those supporting Gomez were
lntruders In the party in the frs; place.
and contend that the agreement made
prior 10 the resolution eliminated all
previous nominations.
Mayor Cardenas to-day cabled to the
mayor of New York asking What con-
densed milk costs there, and if ne can send
400 cases Immediately TO Havana Mayor
Cafdenas has been authorized to spend
$4,000 for this purpose.
II IS reported that the well supplying
the water works at Santiago has dried IN
IN consequence of the drought. causing
much hardship Reports from all over
the island indicate serious conditions aris-
ing from the lack OF rain
Gov. Magoon has granted amnesty to
twenty-three rurales who were imprisoned
for onenses committed during the revolu-
ton. All the revolutionary offenders were
granted amnesty last fall II was pointed
out to Gov. Magoon that the continued
Imprisonment OF the rurales showed dis
elimination between the revolutionary
and government forces. The governor
thereupon freed the rurales. who were
convicted OF various offenses.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
FOLLOW new MARVIN CLEW
Detectives Plan to Arrest Frank
Butler, Deckhand.
Warrant Issued for Man Who Last
mock, Del.-NO Indictments.
Special to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia. Pa, April Z3.-In the en-
deavor TO solve the mystery Of the kid
mapping of the Marvin boy, four detec-
tives boarded the steamer John r VIII
son just as she east off her lines al
Arch street wharf and started for Della
ware ports tonight. The detectives were
armed with a warrant calling for the ar
rest of deckhand, Frank II. Butler. who
was the last man known to have seen the
Marvin boy alive on the farm near Kits
Hummock, Delaware.
One of the detectives, Frank Lore. of
Bridgeton. n. j.. who is out after the
reward, stated that as soon as the boat
reached Delaware waters. Butler would
be arrested. Lore himself swore TO the
warrant for Buffers arrest, getting the
paper from Justice Woods. of Dover. Del.
The charge made against Butler on
LOres complaint is not stated, but pre-
sumably IL is of minor consequence. in
tended merely to make it possible to place
Butler under arrest. and then give the
sleuths a chance for their third degree.
Statements that the grand jury at Dover
returned indictments against Butler prove
to be inaccurate. Upon the best authority
at Dover it was stated tonight that no
presentment of any kind against any one
as having had a hand in bringing about
the disappearance of Horace Marvin was
made TO the jury.
The jurors have been discharged without
any possibility Of being recalled
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
JEAN VALJEAN IN REAL LIFE
w. C. AndersOn's Case Like That of
Victor HugO's Hero.
Thousands sign Petition 10 Presi-
dent 40 Pardon Escaped Con-
Wet Who Has Reformed.

Kansas City. April 23.-The Missouri
house Of representatives at jefferson city
to-day by a vote of 81 20 30 Joined in a
petition 70 President Roosevelt to pardon
W. c. Andersen. who was arrested in
Kansas City last Friday and taken back
10 the Federal prison az Fort Leaven-
worth. Kans.. from which institution he
had escaped nine years ago.
Anderson's case Is like that Of Jean Val
jean, Victor Hugos hero. He was con-
victed OF breaking into p0st-office in
Sweetwater, Okla, and was sentenced TO
seven years In the penitenuary. After
serving three years he escaped and came
10 Kansas City, where be went into bust
ness, married. and has family.
He became highly respected, and his re-
arrest has resulted IN the circulation here
of hundreds Of petitions to the President
asking that he grant the man a pardon.
Thousands of signatures TO the petition
have already been secured.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
CANNON WITH FAIRBANKS.
WIN Assist In PROSECUTING at James
town Exposition.

Indianapolis, April 23.-The arrangement
between Vice President Fairbanks and
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, perfected last
night by Senator Hemenway. and by
which Mr.. Fairbanks is to receive the
solid vote Of Illinois in the national con-
ventiou, after a complimentary vote is
given the speaker, was the cause of much
congratulation among Mr.. Fairbanks
friends to-day They said it was really
the turning point in the Vice Presidents
candidacy, and viii add Immediately to
his chances in the States Of the North
west, where his supporters are now at
work.
As an additional evidence of the ac-
cord between the Speaker and the Vice
President, Mr.. Cannon to-day joined
party of Fairbanks boomers, who left
here for the jamestown Exposition. where
they will work among prominent South
erners who attend the exposition. United
States Senator Hemenway, Congressman
Watson. several members Of the Republi-
can State central committee, and two
editors Of country newspapers composed
the party. II is the intention of Mr.. Fair
banks 10 have friends at the exposition
from now 10 its close, and these will
work indusJriOusly among the politicians
who visit jamestown.
Il is expected that Mr.. Cannon viii
take a modest part in forwarding the
Fairbanks boom among those who seek
his advice. and there will be Indianans
present to usher all such into his presence.