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MOUNT VERNON eowLERs.

Among the new bowling organizations
In Mount Vernon Is y1Ie twentieth Cen
tpEy Bowling Club, which will hold
on every Thursday even
ing AmnuX the members are Miss
Mafss rel ( M,iaess A4sst Jennie Maker.
tnlI -ssease.s r.. and Mrs. Horace f.t.ss-9
point. Miss Lillian Walker W y. Hitch
cock. Mrs Wilbur S. Hitchcock Miss
stevens and Mr., and Mrs. pornhelm.
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-LATONIA ENTRIES.

LAToNIA RACE TRACK. KY, OCT.
o -Esr,r4es for the races hete Wednss-
day are ~ follows:
First RA1,Es-Six fnrlonxsi erAinH .--Dr.
Frank Ice. s;ettasasssr = 100 asE IitostI.y- r
100. Ny y=Qseea .a tho R.o&es- .10Q Al Gsee.
100: $40 Quarter. LOG; Qooa. III. CMt
Spr. l05: N.nn-hAha, los: Ysndr. i8:
pApp,e Gold, in1. Aa3r +. J, CaTron. los;
~: eKntie rowsrs. 100:
sHcnry u. 40: Beau Dr,annS. i0: Bone
brake, Jos. Athena. los: Charlie Thn<npsS.,,
los: Als Doyle. ioa: Hazel Pateh; los;
a sy. tss tsa, R.li..s s.Ia
swaetener. a05t Al Muller. ioS; Pink Gap
lps Blue shuttle. los: Tim Kelly, los; k1n KID
Ete,fSt;FtST-FsffsE 1sssT-a
-eosttno los .Fiortts titrn..ies Darling ban
no n4dsssG,k Is. 10 pr srnns. slmrsl hana,eap
Donna Eiyira. %. .staniey Fay. 9S: Mar
vel r, pI. Col. Bob. 0s;t conroio. es. FiaHi
land io4: Avaunteer, lo5
= FIFTH RAcEa=Fiye furianga: pursss:- ps.r
g. Bose esss ssap Ps.le 5 r.ss4.. pnn. Aes
ann es: Akne. MOOD. ss Ats..s9. ss
SIXTH RACE Ertr-.fyrionr.: paTssn,- pn-
s.lres o, ayatrna ie4; Mccoy MuesSs Hes
iSS esfhsTIn. r. i0s. :. Bss1 Wnrd. sJ
Jcns ITO. B1aIesb.- 10; Mamie Gallagher
iio, Linda Lake. ITO: Rebel Queen; ITO
=.ssE tf5SFH K5s5 5rEs+-s5ns=aia: a:sss-5ur1ssss.G
Co, E., ~: puIeinsa. "; Beanie Kate. @ ,s.s,. ig
ssrntt, it-5i DAINTY belle -iia.-,. .
clcar. track muddy.
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Accepts Herford's offer.

Bob Clark. manager Of Sailor Burke, las.
night accepted the terms offered him by
Al Hcrford. of the Bur-,a A..c,. Of Baiti
more. for fiftcen-,ousd bou, betueen
Burke and Pa. o. keerfe, the English cham
ibon. and as Charley Hsfrsy. manager OF
O'Recfte. IL axrreabis><to th~--snAleh The
prospects are tina, l:at will Aks on Burke
ns=:intsIs- II =fTatks-ihfhels-s1is
PhItAds Iflia, AeaI month, ,1zzzzzf-Z
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whfrx N etfzzaw = e .t-tsf IS ~
fEstrnpossi,,iitt itts=-hc viii hase a go.oa
= right to CHALLENGE Attell. Whether
Yon. Abe viii accept or not III another
question. Abe has been careful TO have
.'an ace in tho hole Ia teiynIhis.'.ss .,
inst IKE O'Br!en and some OF the other
sIrc-tiling operators amenE the biggef
men.
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AtteII Boxes Weeks.

Another importan, bout TO b Sscided
ta-atEAs- Will thu rathsrretkht cham
oiorship fiat trtreen Aba Aesll and
Freddie Weeks. They viii elAAh In =
twoatv-round bout before the Pacific a. c..
OF Los Anx~.cs. for sixty per cent. OF tha
receipts. ALTHOUGH Weeks H. ono OF thoso
game little fellows with . wAliop. tnd
chances are that Attel will win tho dsefs.
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fspeeiai TO Tho Evening Word,
BOSTON. Massrqct- -ca-Huiy Glover
got tho worst nf decision here last
night. when 800 sports crowded the
Cooper Club arena and saw the clever
boy put It ali over Dave Deshler. OF
Chelsea. The crowd hooted Referee
Tewey when the ..eci.ion of draw was
announced. As 1, was apparent that
Glover had It on hts eppenen, at-eHeEy-
stage.
Tho bout WAS scheduled for twelve
rounds. AMI at the conclusion of that
period OF fierce fighting both hoys were
en- their feet and going hard, Deshier
MAS bleeding freely from the lef; ear.
and WAS badly bruised on the RIBS where
@ CLOVER "a, had ,s sent both hams With With telling
punished on the mouth. but his clever
blocking saved %h1mAwhen4 4hlows=woaid
have done lot OF harm.
Both boys came we'll within. the In
pounds limit set for them by the. club.
but Deshler Is the stronger. and was
picked by many 10 win on account Of
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W0.|MP0RTANT. FIGHTS ON TAP TO-M|GAI
Caponi to Fight Papke Again
Other News of the
Pugilists.
P.ugiIists..

-ertY-sive round. nj Tonopah New. on
snnksrivins Dav afternoon. has received a
offer from bob poady match.
-aker q. ihe-rhdusttiaI--A.- Cox PalAdei4
III 10 mres =f'sstsndcfssGs11jazx u t,ri@n for
* rrunds ss.stzthsziatterEr rinh he s;Ts. rssk
+. : :
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-MATTY BALDWIN.


title. and In perfectly willing 10 take nn
either Jack Twin" Sullivan or NH Papse.
Madden Challenges fI'Esz=zzziz=5====
Frankia Madden Is another ,ixh:er who
-wur4s- cttea--s-j As:s-.st u anaxrr--
Is ready to match Madden arairst Donohne.
keyes Murphy. Clover q fsrtrn for =
rids M. Mad5sa N a.r5ESrt trttow 10
won many fishts q. t..s +lncai clubs. and Is
n. tough - propostion A. any hos in tht
EAr at his weight.
cspunt and Papke Again.
Tony cnponi and Bill raeke have been
matched axain. They have signed articles OF
n.rreme.. calling for them TO meet In a
,en-round bort before the Peoria dll.> A.
c. on the 4nish.-ef- ,Sor-4II AT lA pourds
weigh in at . r. ~ This VIII be their
ta,ri battle, the previous ones being draw,
after hard fights.
sehreck May Meet o'Brien.
M.ke sehreek. who is matched TO fight
Al Kaufman. the California giant. f,r
! ~ ~
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Ysstbsn. .frt.est.n ~, ca.,isls Ja4.a1s.
ss's . oss1seia e s:'srs:zz s:zz l.. a. = :. =
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I'D MCCOY and Jack 0HHens
junketinE trips TO Enannd were
- = me jokes OF their time. Mccoy
hnnrkcd mt three wotid-bc champions
= one night. O'Rr.en became English
champion. partly through real fighting
-0nH partly through his usual framing
tacslcs.
showed The lrIIshmen-the.
1n1lb&tnncc os getting the coin, too.
Until ne arrived on the Island English
boxcss were come-ons for the club
z6aser4,-Mecey- ey--bex~..z =. ..unnder-s
iand. Hc was to be given the usen
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fr%yT the most interesting develop
IA ment OF the boxing game on The
] !!-.cth her side is In the heasy-weiKht
u11Bs. There IL only one hrst-claas biz
80, on the istnnd. but old timers in
Ea31and compare Gunner Moir With
7oGace and Mitchell. In fact. the Sports
,alaA Gays that Moir Is the best heavy
Nu6ht England has produced since
Charlie Mitchell's time.
16sTan. the English feather-weight.
Nho Is travelling to California to fight
elsil. has high opinion OF Moir.
Sgoir..' he said u fcw days ago. can
Ohlp any man in the world except JET
leSss. He Is big and strong. He
Wrsstled with Hackenrchmldt and do
11iUpsd q tot of strength; but ne wont
Nfsstle any more. He spends all OF his
oane boxing and training for speed.
- was slow at the stn-,. but now he
y quite fast and he boxes Just like an
1Ii6kfIrna- He Is a --oIsNs iAn.
- He ga /, ,5hitghara enough stas knsek
0Aybody out.
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lu0u CtCAt uAA -
trimming. but the versatile kid" used
up-to-da,e nnancia1 methods.
Mccoy put out his three opponents
and returned to his dressing-room. He
had premoni,ion that there was some
thing doing In tht box once. and that
by that Tina hs arrived to count np -h1a
cnd would have shrunKen TO peHnut
dimensions.
Jumping quickly Into trousers, hat
and ovcrcoa,. without stoppdnx TO take
OF his tights and Ect tho usual rub
down. the KID slipped back TO the bog
onlce.zHhefo he found one man COUNT
Ing up. Mccoy had little krip In one
hand. Sweeping what he REGARDED ~
his share Into the grip he skipped
lightly out through the SIDE door OF the
Wonderland into tho reception room.
where the matches are made. through
another aide door Into tho strrsi ana q
waiting automobiie and ten saconds
ater he was ktreaking II for the tram.
-srT f was btasr1y siharp. coHIptatnso
the Engiishrnnn who told me the tale
one night nj Wonderland not long
nftcrwnrd. ..E didn't leave enough 70
oay the preliminary bouts.
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them big lead over the ssaT-at-homc.
Now they arc back again. better
NJ Moran and Summers can give any
- our hes, feathers and iightweights
sa httle.
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~ EPoRTs from Frisco saw that
Nolan carne near going to the
y With Nelson Mhenz tfsS-rnet-..
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Kelly Home Alter Flaht..

HUGO Kelly. who u ono of the elevsrtst
nniddle~eirhta In tho husipess. has
turned to chicaxo from y visit to Italy.
his natIye land. Kelly says he IL rrady 10
rsht arr middiewelrht<ln In the world for the
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JAMAICA ENTRIEs.

JAMAICA RACE TRACK. N. Y. Oct.
0-The entries for to-morrow's races
sere are as follows
FIRST :.ttsEs-Fe three-yeat t-old,. ss;i.
Ing. Non. .wincrs OF Two races In lSo1 sax
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YANKEE METHODS
ROUSE INTEREST
IN BOXING ABROAD
England. Regarded as Pugilistically a
z Dead One Has Taken a Boom
and Is. Developing Some Real
Good Fighters, -z -

= COUPLE OF years ago any good
"A American llghtweight could
= = hase gene ever TO England and
whipped all the English lighters one
-after-aao.hss--tram-itEht-to- to-heayy
weight. We haro fallen into the
habit of regarding England as A
pusiiistic dead ene.----------
But things are changing Last
seasons invasion of America by the
best little fighters In England reused
a new interest in the game on the
other side. On their return the In
vaders showed American gold In
large quantities and brought out
American boxing methods that gave
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o'Brien IN a limited round before any club
-taat viii hang M suitable .ndueement for
the contest Hurley fishts on the order OF
Terry McGovern and has scored number
OF knockoutl.
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Hurley Out with Def.

1.ttiisx Hurley. the little fighter Of Pas-
sale. *. j., who teA, ell the youns.ters
whom he met at the local staxs, Is ready to
.nxh; again. aud has psusd q challenks to
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AT GRAvEsEND TRACK.

GRANESESD RACE TRACK. oct, ~,
The iornl track Is In Sely bad condt-
tion and only moderate workouts wers
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IAAToNTA RACE TRACK. KY, oct.
q. ENTRIES for the races he,e Wcdnes-
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STAR G6SNIIiNSS Il IA; ssssSs$, iSss 5s;;i ;4ss #
" .PRon MNu MH0 10 LIBERTY"

A0o31co0 NAT. TC-HoRRow, rs.
Sinos Nsllle a0Nt Away.
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pany, Resulted IN a Judgment OF only,
81 for the plaindff. The case grew
out Of the failure Of the defendant.
company to deliver message alag
ed to have been left with It for trans
mission. Last summer Mrs. Ran
dolph, wife of the plaintiff and their
little child came to Amarillo to place
the child In the sanltarlum for treat
ment. The disease proved fatal
however, and the child died, Mrs
Randolph was alone here at the time
and Immediately set about preparing
to take the remains back to the home
at Quanah for burial. She sent
telegram TO her husband and rela
tlves telling them OF the death anC
lnstructlug them to be ready for he
arrival. on the first train she wen
to Quanah, but upon her arriya
found that not even the death ofth'
child had been announced and tina
no preparations had been made fo
the funeral.
Later Mr.. Randolph instituted Thu
suit for damages. In the trial o
the case, the defendant compan!
proved that the message had beer
brought outside the regular hours
and that It had been given at tn
railroad office OF the company ans
not at the regular agency for IN
public. The message had in TIL
manner never been taken up ap'
therefore the company was not alab5l'
for damages. 4
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the highest class entertainments next
season and which will also turn over
a good surplus of profit toward the
establishment of an institution which
is one Of the Immediate needs Of the
city is that whereby the provisional
organization Of the Y. NJ c. A. will
manage the appearance in Amarillo
of eight numbers Of the southwestern
Lyceum Bureaus attractions. The
contract for the course was made
this week through the companys
agent, Charles NJ. Bell.
Owing to the fact that the COM
pany has placed a number of the
courses including the same attrac-
tIons in this territory and to the fact
that all the companies must pass
through Amarillo, the organization
here has been able to get contract
which will give high grade numbers
at very moderate price.
The numbers on the list will be-
gin in october and will be continued
throughout the fall and winter.
Tickets for the entire eight numbers
will be sold for So each. The NUM-
bers on the list as agreed upon are:
Edward Reno, the magician.
George A Landrum, the Texas
story teller.
Meressa Thompson, the monologist
who has made such a hit during the
past season in "Rebecca Of sunny
brook Farm"
DR.. Charles Il. Varney, in his cel-
ebrated lecture, "Apples Of Cold,
Frank Dixon, perhaps the strong
est popular lecturer on present day
subjects, known for 1.-THE Square
Deal" "Man Against the Masses"
and other lectures.
Charles Edward Clarke and COM
pany, with the great Canadian BARI
tone at the head.
Mary l.. Powellson ana COM
pany, with DeVolI, the young Euro
mean celllst who has made such a
success during the recent season
The Fulcher Entertainers, in mu-
sic and character sketch work.
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over IN Amarillo last night on their
way home from Hereford where they
had been An the college.
d Il, Kohl G NJ Niglo Jacob
Miller and 3, j. pewald and their
wives Of Mechnlcsyille Ill., are en-
Joylng the panhandle climate awhile
and looking az Panhandle opporln.
mites
4. II, LeIdIgh director OF the OK
porlmontal farm here has returned
from Fort worth, Whore ne attended
The conventions of tho Texas miller5
and'grain men
Or Freeman, OF the United states
department OF, agriculture has been
at the local experimental farm this
week Dr. Freeman Is thc expert In
charge of the rust aud smut Inyesti-
CATION over This tctrltory
Rcv l., C. Krkes, OF tho Fillmore
Street presbyterian church who has
been attending the national conyen-
ton OF thc Presbyterian church In
Columbus, Ohio, Is now visiting his
parents and other rolaiyos In Chat
tanooga Tenn
Mr., and MIS-. John y. Glly.n are
back from "a three weeks trip to Ry-
an. Okla, Fort Worth, Dallas and
other points In Texas where they
visited relatives and friends
j. E. Hughes leaves this evening
for sherman where he will attend
part Of the. commencement exercises
al Kldd-Key college aud will accom-
pany his daughters, Misses iRoAle
and Della Hughes, on their return
home
Mr.. w. II. McMaster real estate
man OF Pacific Junction Iowa anC
who also publishes the Mills Coun
ty Republican, at the same place
was an agreeable caller today H'
is with oparty Of land seeker.
brought to the Pnhandle by tho
American Canadian Land Co, OF TIP
ton. Iowa. lie is a former Iowa ac
abundance Of the editor Of the Dali!
Panhandle.
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is full TZ
RESPONSIBLE
Nan Who Forged Check and
Shot Officer Appears o.. i.
Insane .s.1,a,|
(From tuesdays Dally)

Although the hearing Of testimony
in the case began yesterday alter
noon, the Fultz case took up all the
time today and will probably take
part OF tomorrow. In addition to
the hearing of witnesses in the pres
ent trial the, defense is also intro
ducing much of the testimony taken
in the former trial,
As to the guilt or innocence OF
the man so far as the commission
Of the forgery for which he is in
dicted, there is so little doubt that
no evidence is being offered in con-
troyersion. But as to the actual guilt
OF the man there Is doubt on the
ground from the question as to his
sanity. II Fultz is not insane he Is
doing a remarkably good piece of
feigning in the court room. He sits
in his chair facing the jury and ner-
yously picks to pieces matches, bits
of wood, thread from his clothing
or fumbles at anything that can en-
gage his fingers. II he hears the
testimony he gives not the slightest
notice to 1t and he is as needless OF
favorable as of unfayorable testi-
mony.
The crime for which he was in
dicted was committed February "a
1906. on that morning he presented
to be cashed at the National Bank
of Commerce, a check for $685.
drawn in favor Of j. l.. Brown and
Esigned by ]. M. Roberts. G. G.
Chenoweth, who was at the window
recognized the check as one similar
other previous checks and his con
yersation with the man attracted j
r, Smith, the president, to the win
dow. In answer to Mr. Smiths ques
ton as to- who J. NJ Roberts was
! the man ansWeIeu 'li't -"
]ranchman south of town Mr.. Smitf
returned, that the check was wothles'
and that the bank had been lookin;
for the man withNthat kind of checks
At that the man started for the door
Mr.. Chenoweth started to phone fol
officers and Mr. Smith followed the
fellow. The officers overlook Fulti
on Third street and here an exchange
Of shots took place in which Officer
Keeton was slightly wounded. Fult'
then took refuge in room on the
powery and was finally captured aft
| er considerable difficulty.
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Miss senlo slade returned today
from sherman whore she has been
In school
/. j. Wolfcale, Of Wells county,
Ind, Is here looking after Panhandle
Investments,
G. W. Bbb, Minneapolis Mimi,
is here visiting his son, Harry T.
Blob, and looking after business az
fairs
Mrs. G. At. PARKER and Miss ,Ju,
liza Tarycr of Hereford, stopped over
here yesterday on their way to Bel
ton.
Miss Laura Nelson left yesterday
evening for Dclcon for a months
visit with her sister, Mrs, u, G.,
| WEIGH.
Bernard ]. Mcowen arrived this
morning from New York to join the
! Lyric stool, company for the sea-
son here.
]. S. Carlisle superintendent Of
| the schools at Denton, Is here VISIT
! Ing l.. A, Wells and looking after
business affairs,
Sheriff j. Il, Hughes accompanied
by his daughters, returned today
from sherman where Misses RoIio
] - b..
and Della have been in Kidd-Key
college, ri.
l.. II. Busscllo, OF Charlton, Iowa
who has been spending several days
here left this morning for Carlsbad
! New Mexico, where he will be fol-
several weeks.
l.. A, Allgood, OF Dadeyille, Ala
has been visiting his brother-in-laH
c. b. Recder and family for seyerP
days, Ho IS greatly pleased Will
the Panhandle and may later move
here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Williams Snt
Master Fred Lyons, of Dalharb ar
rived here yesterday for a visit wluf
Is. b. Hutch and family. Mr. apC
Mrs. williams drover down from Dal
hart In their touring car, coming VII
the new Canadian bridge. They mad
the trim successfully but report SOM
very rough country for autos In th'
breaks north Of the river.
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$1,000 FOR
THE PLAINTIFF
HsnsSIy Case for Damages In
Denver Wreck Results in
Small Judgment

Late yesterday evening the lawyers
for the plaintiff and defendant clos.
ed their argument in the Hensley
case for damages against the Fort
Worth & Denver, aud the case was
given to the jury, After several
hours of-delberation the Jury reach
ed a verdict last night and were dis
charged to meet again this morning
The decision OF the jury awards ST.
900 damages to the plaintiff, The
amount OF the plaintiffs suit was
something over 100000.
In this case. the plaintiff, Mrs, W,
p. Hsnsley, OF Elida, n. NJ, asked
for damages for injuries alleged to
have been received IN the Fruitlands
wreck on the Denver last August.
The plaintiff admitted that only
slight injuries were manifested ~
the time OF the wreck but claimsd
that the shock received insths wreck
resulted In damage to her system
which has completely undermined
her health. Mrs. Hensley Is about
54-years old and presented a spec
Sacle OF great bodily weakness on her
appearance in court.
The defendant company maintain
ed that the III health from which the
plaintiff suffered was entirely due to
constitutional causes over which the
wreck had no influence The slight
wounds to her eye and face, the de-
PENDANT claimed were not suchsas to
work permanent injury and that the
other weaknesses which developed
weeks later could he ascrlhed to a
recurrence OF constitutional maladles
In thecourse OF the trial large
number OF witnesses were used b,
both sides and the case dragged
through several days OF court. II
The case decided earlier In TN
week, that Of s. D. Randolph, agains
the Western Union Telegraph com
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PRISONER ESCAPES +.
FROM OFFICER
lFrom TUESDAYS DailyO

Too much confidence placed In a
prisdner lost the officers much
Wanted man, yesterday in Bird, tho
man arrested Saturday on adyiees
from Cape Girardeau, Mo. He was
being, held in the Jail here awaiting
theTarHval of a special officer from
Missouri who was coming with requl-
sltion papers for his return to Mis-
souri,
Bird had been working for several
weeks as switchman in the Pecos
Valley yards here and yesterday he
prevailed on one of the officers to
take him out of the jail, ostensihly
to 90 down to the general offices
to get the pay that was still due
him. City officer Earnest Hughes
had charge OF the man TIL ne got
10 the Bowery. Then he turned the
prisoner over to c. J, Huskey. Hus-
KEY in turn gave the prisoner into
the keeping OF Sam Snider These
two went down to the yards and on
some pretext Bird went down into
the wards to settle some Of his per-
sonal affairs. He Is still attending
to his personal affairs for when the
improyised deputy looked up MIS-
charge, he found that Bird had made
oulcll use of his liberty and was not
ia he found Officers had been at
work all day today on the case hut
the missing man is still missing ana
his likely to continue so. With the as
slstance which It is evident that Bird
,tpeceiyed from some of his friends In
Ne yards, he has made a clean" get
awNr
ThNauthorties at Cape Girardeau
have Sc repeated wires to the Off
GERS hereTging them to take every
; precautionNr holding the man and
; emphasizing u fact that he was very
much wanted. is likely that when
the special office, arrives today or
tomorrow to takeN8ird back with
= him, he will express emself as fore
lily as did some ofNthe officers
! around the courthouse tolay.
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(From Mondays Daily Panhandle)
Mrs. Charles Flsl, and Mrs, Ray
wheatly have returned from a three
weeks visit at their old home in
Sherman.
O. A. Bagwell IS here from White
Deer as a prosecuting witness IN
case for theft OF his suit case two
weeks ago.
e. II. Brainard, secretary Of me
Panhandle Cattle Raisers' assotla-
ton. was in town yesterday from
Canadian. rr,
Miss Oracle McAlllster, of stePht
enville, is here visiting Earl M SAl
lister AID wife at their home b 5gSI !
East Third street, -o-ae
Howard shelton, of Dallas Who
has been making a trip through u, the
/ Panha6dle stopped over with friends
lin Amarillo Yesterday.
Miss Bette Tannehill, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Boyce, and family returned this
morning 10 her home in Roswell
w. j. Sheldon, of Electra was
here yesterday in connection with the
sale Of the Tx ranch lands which
his company is soon to put on sale
Mr.. w II. Chatfield, secretary oil
the Phoenix Preferred Accident In
Nurance company, OF Detroit Mich,
Min the city, visiting with the Local
ageNs :. Messrs.t Downing & Works
/ and NNlng over this portion of the
Panhanc He lives in Texas, and
is pleased Nh his business here,
DR.. CharlcsAQvoly, of Abba, Iowa
was visiter attn Daily Panhandle
I office this mnrninsNud ordered the
I daily sent to him at o'ttsbad, N. NJ.
where he will be for Il next few
y months This is}Mr. HavSg's first
s trim ,bacHoto Amarillo since was
a citizen here seven years ago. bee
: that time be has taken his degree :
7 a dental college, has formed III
partnership with a young LADY {
: Abba, iowa, and has been in SUI
1 cessful practice for several years M
Havely has many friends in AmarilI
/, who hope that he will make up II
y mind to, stay some where near
e the Panhandle country.