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The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

THE SIXTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
dend Of two and one-half (21z,) per cent
has been declared on the preferred stock
Of the Washington Railway and Electric
Company. payable June J. 1907. 10 stock
holders Of record May % 1907. Books
for the transfer Of stock will be closed
from May = TO June I, 1907. both dates
inclusive, Z. J. WHITEHEAD, secre-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Temnerntures in other CilIe.-

Temperatures in othsT cities together With the
smomt Of rainfall, for the twelve hours ended at
o II. yesterday. arc as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
RIOT
Almost Murder Man Mis-
taken for Farley.
BRICKS FOR sTRIKEBREAKERs

Steamship Com
panies Refuse 80 Increase Wages.
Quebec and Panama Lines Grant
Demands-White star and Cunard
Company Tally Clerks Also Quit.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16
BOY BURGLARS LAND IN Lookup
Two Convicted Of Burglary and One Of
Receiving Stolen Goods.

Three negroes received fines and
jail sentences in Justice Lauderdale's
court last Tuesday. Two were found
guilty Of larceny and one of receiving
stolen goods.
The specific charge against them
was robbing the store of 9. B.
Mooney. Dick Baldwin and Bright
Smith were the two convicted of lar
ceny. The first named received a
3-months' sentence and a fine of $25,
The second 2-months' sentence.
Hans White'was bound over to the
circuit court for receiving stolen
goods.
The robbery was committed last
Thursday by breaking in the store.
About $40 was secured from the cash
drawer, of which $3.50 was recovered.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16
DAY DOTS

Mr.. J. E. Gartrell, of Mobile. Ala,
is visiting his old home here.
Miss Maggie Dodds and Bessie Bar
bee attended the meeting at the
Presbytery at Batesville, recently.
Mrs. J. II. MCGOWAN is having a
pleasant visit from her sister, Mrs.
Doyle, of Zion City, Ill.
Mr.. jim White is hear from Texas.
Mr.. L. M. Gartrell and wife have
gone to Rockdale, Tevas, to visit rel
atives.
Rev. o. w. Bradley had his brother
to assist him in his meeting at Kinds
Chaple. Despite the intensly hot
weather and dust, the people atten-
ded to here the excellent sermons OF
Rev. r. M. Bradley. He made a good
impression in the community and we
hope he will come back again.
Miss Maude Dixon has an stack OF
tonsilitis and is quite sick.
Vote for W. R. Scott. the peoples can.
didate for Railroad Commissioners.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16
THE FUTURE OF GOV. vARDAMAN
Various Occupations suggested for Pres.
ent Chief Executive.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 9.-Gov. Var
dzman's fnture political intentions
are now a matter of considerable
speculation, since he has conceded
defeat in the fight for seat in the
senate, and many efforts are being
made to interpret the statement given
out by the chief executive shortly
after the democratic state executive
committee declared the result Of the
senatorial contest yesterday.
That the governor does not intend
to retire to private life is rather plain
ly indicated by the concluding para
graph of the interview in which he
says that "the only life worth living
is life of service, and to serve Mis-
sissippi and Mississippians is my chief
ambition Again in referring to the
loyalty of his friends in the recent
campaign, he says: II want them
to feel as do, that we have been de-
feated, but that the victory is only
postponed for season."
In some quarters these sentences
are taken to mean that it is the in
tention Of Governor Vardaman to op-
pose United States Senator, A. J..
McLaurin four years hence. Senator
McLeurin's present term began only
last March, and will not expire until
March 4th, 1918, but, in accordance
with Mississippi's custom of nominat-
ing senators two years in advance
he viii have to seek reelection at
the election of 1911.
Others believe that the Governor
VIII not wait four years to again offer
himself for seat in the national
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16
Vote for "2-Cent Scott.

Editor Times Promoter:

Editor Times Promoter:
We, the Scott men, have no apollo
gies to offer for supporting the man
we thought, and still think, the best
man in the race. We did all that we
could do honestly in his interest
nothing more, and in the words OF
our chieftain, we say in defeat tho
our flag is turned to the wall. on it is
written in living letters, honor and
civic virtue.' But since our man is
eliminated, we are called upon to
choose between Noel and Brewer.
In obedience to the laws of nature,
we can not support Brewer, but waiv-
ing this consideration, we are for Mr..
Noel for the following reasons:
First, Mr.. Noel has made two CAM
paigns for the Office and he has never
uttered any abuse-warrented or un-
warrented- against any man or set OF
men. He has never sent out scurri-
lous circular derogatory to the char
acter or the fair name Of an opponent.
Secondly, because Mr.. Noel owes
his vote, not to accident, not to the
clan, McLaurin, not to the knitting Of
Truly, not to an appeal to the pas
sions and prejudices of the people,
but to the high standard Of his char
acter, and to his promises for the fu-
ture, backed by deeds and not by
sounding brass and tinkling Gym
bals.n
Thirdly, because Of his training
which renders him familiar with the
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16

congress; that he will locate in one
of the congressional districts and be-
come a candidate at the congression-
al primary next summer. In fact, q
rumor has been current for several
days that he intends to declare Ok
ford as his place of residence and an
nounce in opposition to Congressman
Thomas Spight. This, however, is
merely matter of speculation.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16
Residence Burns.

Fire destroyed the residence on ].
P. Carter's place near Wilson'S Mill
last Sunday morning at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Carter's son was in the house at
the time and had narrow escape
from the burning building. The
house, while old, was large substan
tial building. $1,5oo insurance was
carried. The origin Of the fire is un-
known.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16

Legislative branch of government, and
competent to go after remedial legis-
lation.
Fourthly, because Of his record,
which consists not in fiowery words,
and rhetorical sentences, but in deeds
for the good of the entire people,
towit: The primary election law,
which puts the vote of the farmer on
the same level as any U. s. Senator.
Further, he is the author of a law,
giving authority to the district attor-
neys to prosecute unlawful mergers
and trusts, which apropos of the sub
ject, his competitor failed to avail
himself of the opportunity of doing.
Filthy, we are fully convinced that
the thinking element of the state, is
for him and with him-the people
who allow their judgments and not
their passions to dictate their actions.
Sixthly, because we are satisfied
that Noel is a good lawyer, clean,
christian gentleman, and his record
of having done much for the people
and not for the accidental and trick
ster politicians, should cause us to
say in the spirit of our Saviour:
"Thou hast been faithful over few
things, I will make thee ruler over
many things"
Seventhly, because Mr.. Noel stands
the candidate of no faction, one who
made the race with the expectation
of being elected and not simply to
beat some other man, man who has
made no promises and stands for all
moral reforms, such man we believe
should be elected over an opponent
who has questionable past While
we know that "past waters never
more turns the mill,' we also know
that barren fig tree will never bring
forth fruit. J. III. McNEILL, M. D.
| A.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS
Tax Assessors Books Received, Approx.
ed and Filed.

Petition of Virgins Pattcn,s pray
ing that certain children be bound to
him an apprentices, was granted, it
appearing that said children have
neither father nor mother. The said
Virgins Patton binds himself to treat
the children humanely; to supply
them with good and wholesome food
and comfortable clothing; to send
them to school, medical attention,
etc.
Superintendent Of Education Morgan
reported as follows: Pay certificates
issued to white teachers, $25O.00; col
ored teachers, $50.
Contract to build bridge over Bed
ford slough on Glover road was let to
G. E. Emerson $1.S5 per foot.
Petition of reduction of land assess
ment Of Frank Wall was granted.
Petition of G. w. Wilson for change
in Wilson Mill road was granted.
Petition of Sol Stone ct al for
caange in road filed.
Petition Of Ed Nichols for change
in road was continued.
Mrs. w. III. Policy was allowed $40
for damages sustained for change in
road.
Supervisors Jones and Thomas re-
ported favorably on the proposition
to extend Long Pond road.
! Personal assessment roll of Assess
or Coward for the year 1907 was re-
ceived approved and ordered filed as
corrected.
Members were allowed mileage and
per diem.
| ALLOWANCES
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16
To the Voters Of Desoto County.

| hereby agree, If elected to the
sheriff's Office, to visit each and every
voting precinct for the purpose Of
collecting the taxes and will publish
in the Promoter the dates at least
ten days in advance of my coming.
Respectfully,
e. D. LAUDERDALE.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16

Vote for W. r. Scott for Railroad Com
missioner. the man who tells the people
where he stands.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-08-16

Don't forget W. R. Scott for Railroad
Commissioner. He led In the first pri.
mary 36S5 votes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
NEasr RING THE WIND.

u ~ - ths sind afoune ths
narlb poe neans 1gz mils AZ bsur.
Tne Prince - Monaco aas sent kies
20 q aeght ~ ls1es feet 10 take
1tnc records 70 fhe 3 a. atmas-
~ A aerle q kfes are attached
= 3 ane carrying the recording IN
-8euu 4 klfe operation 81 gg6B
20 1890 fee lars alnoe au dag To
enahi~ the kat e uaa through
zones - EEht sind - calm fbe chip
~ nhch fse ate operated
9meime uar ~ fan steam ahead
After season with kites the prince
Used ghf lnda rubber aHssr and
iarue TIE strength direction 81
aerial rsrnntt Al differsnf attitudes
Eighteen expert menu were nads
Hifh balloons iu To- Atlantic ~ fo
ae "a g. feet plot balloons
Eee Sens ~ - heights - 81 ieasi
zeea feet p then s-lsappssres for
srer They furnish iaformztisr eel
2 TIE direction ~ high aerial cur
tents o. ua they thar proved thai
p me areiic region near ere eiEb-
raralieA 81 nbo1t s&sB8 feet
here Were winds - 1sg miles an
lane \
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

eresk and sfiH i esa be held g. me
air T8e asropiane IN IRE ofher
hRnc rnRsf g. ar motion laaerHliy.
eise h ELL dessaA This m8l5on
NAY - gren 20 u - 2 toHlng uns
as 81 fbe na@ - the Bel Ete 81 rhe
iats experiments or - ~ engine
driving fan E~r9peIlers which Preges
spr Bea proposes - l1stail apa1 the
cFgne - aDee er - the force Or
ne Nand ltself The lasf naapel meth
~ m nneoabtedlT nost to 10 desired
q a-cheEemsEL fDr when ID becomes
lasaoIs DOS merely 30 combat but
> u1ase the Hlnd far nosstlon ard
.etane-nE purposes the proh-m of
.usaan gEht s. solved
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
4 TOUCHING MIXTURE OF
GRIEF AND BUSINESS

a woman living in the Village OF
ALfpfl. Is y Eta l.st hsr husband
~ 1eath one nsek ago. sent the gaI-
owing communicate 70 en- at.-ra
county reHFuansf
Dear Editor . desire ta hank
me friends and ~geEtbers m1st heard
i3 in fhls manner. far Ehe united s
ard cooperation during the sfr..
death af my lsfe hu.bnE "
afea from me hF the band .r
afath al Friday last while eating
1rea kfasL 10 the friends and all ur1
-anfrlhufed - allnRly .aza-a us
nE TIE last moments ard funer4. 81
Hl husband a success J desire ID ra-
most kindly hrrlrr r+es-
N Nnes WNl ind them enjoying tse
same blessing D have also FOOD
nillh CO.'S end roam EeIdIru ha-e
eht fa nid ahict uUf SID
Hpl moves il myeersus
h tics H"risr- ra perform. Hr
ants hls footsteps ga The SEA srF
Toes upon The storm ~. $3.50
ann Hre shete Feu low
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
Al OBJECT LE~soN

hfh a1 re preaations taken -
tbe management mibe norkers uill
prsls To- nrliinr aisas e. Men a4H
g. into gaseous chamseu win
naked lamps Nel knowing fhat the
exposure ~ lhe nams - re damp
may mean death NOT only a. them boz
q many others They nm contrlfe
to carry matches q smoking male
r.ah into the mine and often frlEAt-
ful c~aiasfrophes have resulted from
stolen aake They become careless
tn tmping explosives ln cutting
fuses and Otherwise 80 handling She
powder They ~6isreEar5 IRE rules.
of precautlun IA ihe matter q tim
herinR and leaving Supporting pillars
pi csal slate end many 6 cole
lapse has beer caused throueh thelr.
own PER- FIRSTLY in ths regard
on the other hand parsmony 10
the management has undoubtedly
b cause - numerous mine ac-
The under equipment ~ me
tfntiaiinE apparatus me failure 10
s%ufficleut cheek doors or
valves go direct fhe currents of fresh
aif and 20 bold back IRE gases the
- proper supervision over the
"erkers 10 keep them up % stand
bro these are some ~ The c9rtrIbu-
.ory causes o. mine disasters
While The government b seeking
under q narrowly limited authoriza-
Don. for q cure FOR the present ran.
.oad danger 81 might win entire
aarrani ~ need enter The reId oil
mine disasters "a seek the prevention
these recurring horrors The ar-
sacrifice ~ ufe underground ift
oa heavy to be borne without eue~
% lessen It This West virginia
catastrophe should d. utllzed 81 the
means of ur.nN the enactment 81 e
providing Lhe mechanism far a
af"ashgpkHE investigation b. fed-
rai authorres into TIE subject Of
pine management ulth IRE view
prescribing the moss effective na.
Ode series ~ lass acd regulations 90
af-Euard lfe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
rII BI1L KITE

Alexander Graham Bell frfFutal
rf me telephone has been a1rkiuE
far several year H an effort to solve
Ias problem of serial navigation He
aH aIlerent of tfe sir-piane doe-
Hult a opposed @. tht eas-baE theo-
- BOG Instead af aark.nr with large
arI. pIar.. hs hss Developed the
aheIraI ..L giving D. eaat sa-
r.re ul,ses With minimum 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
For That Dun Feeling After Eating

nave useu Hram berlaIns Sfomarh
ana Liver Ilhlets fcr some time ard
can t~tif that they have done me
more El nan any tatiels have
ever used HF trouble was he-.r.
1ul fee after earuE-uarfd Fref-
man. hemrr Nova sofia These TAB
i-ts FrenErhen fhe stomach ard Im-
prove thf lEHan They also reem-
Tate h liver and bowels They are
Ter superior t1 pills. but cost no
more 6.t q free sample 20 an drur
stores end sa shat i sa'arFfs m@67-
cine Do
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
n.rm rrBs MAKING HISTORY

rae moa ad8caI a8voeafe - enc
mps Ire 81 whou we hare ans rec
ora + eald To hare made hls residence
"a q iub. and the tub. tafough hirn.
msg hase welded name lnnuenoe
ansn ire aria ~ ~ thaf dag out when
comes 'a moving the gorld and
maElne hlnerv that tao wasn't in b
ush the chirsgo baih iab shich ac-
rsrdinF "a au aoeounts has been re-
sIsonslsle f8r locating the republican
n~aslaral Convention at Chicago and
enee me loeatian f%reguentF affects
las nemina1on * CIR readily = seen
har -. bath f1b mBr become in0l-
rntr rtsponsbls far tanning az the
errrents - hiaefV-fhauEh When the
Gaelier IN tnat tab goes eut with his
electric light ~ neafrh Chicago for
lhaf hanee man. there WiH be ulcksd
prpls aoHu 81 - Louis who giu sag
he 3 - aralnH g. Bat hoWeVes 81
thaf may be. me facl remain that me
superior bathing facilities of Chicago
ars sid o. haFe mnlea the location
= the rrssf convention ~ favor 81
ihe elty sy fhe lake a. witness the
fsisouara statement 81 fhe case Whleh
So clip from fhe Eecert-I5eral1
PresIesrf Roosevelt brought goy 20
ths hears 81 the fhousanG o Chiea-
e1ans 10 are arden disciples ~ the
pereeiaIn fab hy dellaring ina fhe
ss fsaufles for bathing had been
s more potent factor taan sny p0Hi-
Iesi reason ia bringing ihe republican
n~atlonal convention hlthermards
The esiatiIon q chicago vas
more q question ~ bath iubs b o.
panics war fhe us3 ihst Theodore
fhe W~eii-Tubbed put Is saturday IN
anaigzng the situation Tor 3 news
paper correspondent The report q
chairman Ses 81 The republican na-
fi1nni committee ned contained a
tal clause stating that the delegates
nouid D. sbie Or Fet DO more baths
per Dap and per Individual ia chicago
fhan % any other easy thst was 3 can
ai8aie for the honor.
The hotel-peekers rubbed their
hands gleefuils uhen ihey learned
nat 3 high compliment rad been
faid their hosrlces and ordered spec
.isl cansgumenu " SOAP Raths are
something ina the Chicago hotel spe-
eisizes in. according 90 Major Domo e
schacfer ~ use Auditorium. and the 2
PRESIDENT recognition 81 the fact
mat they possess the virtue that H.
90 g1dlness was thankfully re- 2
.eisrd IS an ~ tht local Nine ~
liasis q
Tsefs afp about 600 bath tube
900 % porcelain. uiih % and caid
running ua.er. fhe soncsi Tarkish
feUea ana the finest grades 81 toilet ,
soar m the hoifis % Chicago said +.
Gore. eho beams nightly behind
ihe counter GO she Auditorium Amer
and eho b an authority among his
guests IN al latal matters with the
hotels extreme capacity % 290QQ. .
makes one ilb Do even three h
Hhich ereat plenty o.. !.
nutIug .t ia a different blt suL thor
llehIy statistical manner every moth
ssn and daughter 20 rhlt -21QO p
Dog niU 900 ihe Cb.ear1 hotel. dur- ;
.rr Ih- convention week can SPEND
IGN hour. q day 20 bath tub. u 60
.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

HFIF HuF--I g0aEf WaTf n ma
p'pz@ ~ sos nor make yau tnink
nave got mg nurre hut ds-e Wr
santa Claws I arm E-ting desrerf
ihrismus comes but uuct q Fas
p ~ the 19yfule and gla6sum yenI-
tue would respectfully seEeEt and
ihtfeie you o. Just rut ln my rakre
one small Jump ~ cole either r,r ~
mien. Serlus BIO ~ Gallup luwu d.
Lord any ule Kind So d cole arF
may God bless you santa cIaus whf-h
Z Nfl nan close askeng you ~ listen
% my pefishun with generosity rours
EarFmma~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
Buy
A Pair

0f our Stylish Shoes Or SIP
.perS for a Christmas present.
and be Iemember1 BIZ your
for your good judgment
as long as they are WON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

some years ago Professor Jacques
Loeb 70 the rnitersity or Caufernis.
Nrote 90 Important paper To- srswer
to IRE diniclIt question. why does
q caterpillar climb d tree The
SUFFICIENT answer aas .hat the eater
pillar VAS seekiag more light even
professor ~ biology might eek
out fhf resi- ans1er nos seem. 10 be
ihai the caterpillar climb. o. cree o.
furnish food f.r lfgstsn different
kinds of bird. Thus doe. the b.a.5-
goal survey ius'In b works ~ COD
' man ana college professor may
' salary hl explaining fhs taass
hf DIS purpose and hnal cause iu the
1'mr ~ creation -r Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

The respectable people Of the terri
tory are not worrying and are nor
l.fgeuang that n WIS the Daily New
ArKlcan which first b up the move
hl against l=gaiized gambling an1
hlaite4 ire campaign against rnf-
woe q Fice which has been 4 tarrlb'.
1ratn upan SEES Mexico Tor deesae
The Almanac
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

y US owners o. the Belen IoNnsts. consisting Of 1900 business and
residence lots. SIZE 25xl42 feet. fronting moD .gb,v ,J ,,-,v.foo,
,fssa and avenues, night IN the business center Of the new civ and
qiesay upon the santa Fe Railway depot grounds. The Alabison.
- ana santa Re Railway Company is now grading its extensive
Of seventy miles Of SIDE track to accommodate its immense passenger
and freight hathe. Harvey eating house. -roundbouse. coal ehu,ss
tanks. machine shops. etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

~ NoT WANT SOMETHING
iI-AL NffE AND GOOD N The
tsttustiN HNI- NOU CAN Al
NAhN OIL 1T At D G. PRATT A
W az 20 sINnNn Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

o. O. PRATT a 90. sie -. SIC
pNn ~THfET INNTrE NoI To
All AID FAMINE TuTIR
4 AEilAtIN ~EIHCTTD SruCk
Oh s~HotiIfiT< FRUITS ZIG
kflAIhEu. E~PICIAIIN
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

TIE fusllade az q ocleek lass sat
4rcaB night was no. another hol8-ug
r SupernteDdelt Myers car. ~
the contrary. quite The reverse A
brakeman HitH o. smakex5zk n-
stead or q bfaEeDcE let e. ~ f5ar
times Ar front ~ the Harvey house.
maTflng uuig b concrete Sidewalk.
plf onlns no amaF ~ the nerves
- The Harvey Elrs-thg fairly
Erong1for which he deserved rar-
sure BE paid a fine t0 Juagp Mc-
kAHln ior disturbing the arwus-
Fntre san Marclai standard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

Wsrau asIafcha assert fhat
ftf canlitacy ~ Governor Hurha
has bren hur bg fhe araihy 81 hls
frends e ere recent meeting 81 ths
oan national committee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

Aec1rd g % Neu Ferk aafiais
enc street osrf g fhe metropolis An
.f1rv-HHer rersons a mnrrh-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

Nnttr--.-s maar eser 81 cas- l. Ksx-
p-1-u. HIs-Ia ~afh secuad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
SANTA FE TINE TABLE.

fElecare November 4N 1aal.t
rrum ths lat Ar-ra usrau
So eu-tsr CA Erp.-.- us su =
Ne a. Dafua Lmas5 HAP lee 3
SET Serb cal Tas- MAJ --1e-rrp rs1u 2
Nc q a MsE uw Ea-11a IS l2 20 .
Fram ~ Wei
Sc Caar1 Pas NAH. 80
SEA- CMEc Lmlts3 .-+- EEfs
Ea GA a Ea. CRY EEn- TG
Frum ths suuth-
'Ea o. ga usz q X II Gtsn rstE
.Aa 81 U-recs e. La-r t-arrk trar
fr sanfa Pc ana srs a. a. tea. ulnts -
Esu Hertr r prEur &c.,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
Ever Try a Morning Journal Want Ad
5ALoRIDGE's YARD is THE PLACE

Tor Lumber Shingles and IatIL large stock u Windows. Doors
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j. c BAIDRIDGE 4a5 south FIrst street. Albuquerque. \. "
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
GAMES HERE
ALL NEXT week
Hereford and TerIIne VIII Play Series in
The New Baseball Park
Next Week
(From Thursdays DallyD

If Hereford can make the arrange
ments for the series, Amarillo fans
will be favored with games on the
home grounds all next week. Tex
line has scheduled a series of three
games here Thursday, Friday and
Saturday and the Hereford men are
expected to be here the first three
days
TeXline Is said to have a good
bunch of baseball men including
some fast and experienced men from
the smaller leagues. The games next
week will be the first played by that
team in this part Of the country so
the management here has no accu-
rate line on their ability.
Hereford is also an unknown GUAM
tity as the games next week will be
practically the first games this sea-
son for the regular team from that
place, The management there is
securing some players from other
points who viii be able TO shape up
a thoroughly good team. The base
ball club at Hereford has enlisted
substantial support from the citizens
OF the town.
The fact that Hereford is making
definite steps toward baseball or
ganization is good news for Panhan-
die fans. The Hereford manage-
ment is securing ground and making
improvements for permanent base
ball park and expects to play a team
through tho entire season. With
good teams at Canyon, Hereford and
Amarillo, there is substantial nu-
cleus for the Panhandle league. Such
a league may not be perfected this
season but the way can be cleared
for its organization next year.