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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
hs,s.is.a rr-u

As,se,s.sf rrrss
t,hsvill. y c. Aur 2i-Judee
f'itchlrd In the tinted states cir.
CUT court ~ the long expected
opinion announced today IN tho rate
esse Of the southern railway sgainst
the s,ste corporation commisison and
the atterncy general of Ncr'h car.
olins uphold, tho jurisdiction of his
court IN issuance NJ recen, inIunc-
tions agsins, tho officials during the
railroad rate controversy and declir.
"a that tho suit is not one against
the state within the meaning OF tho
Eleventh sncndment 10 the federal
constitution, rhst amendment holds
that1he judicial power at the United
states shall not extend to an, suit
sss,ntt state hy the ci'iIens Of
MOTHER state
The decision savf that state leg.
Nature cannot so frame an act a.
u deprive y citizen OF right ycuch
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
NELSON MORRIS,
PACKER, IS DEAD
Associated A Frees

Chicago. Aux - Nelson Morris,
Tho well known packer Of thip city,
died today after an illness Of several
weeks. Morris Ose victim cf heart
disease. compli sfed with kidney
troubles
Nelson MorrJ va horn IN Black
Forest. German IN $50 and came
10 this countr' ohen II Ncars old
No gradually ~crkcd hi MAJ vest
aud vent 10 vo's IN the stock Yards
here for - a month H's fret pack d
Ing house Vas Cpsned In 1862 Ever
since he has H'er rromtneut IN
parking industuc and his fortune Is
estimated AZ mpnt million
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27

THE B,G SHOW PLEASED.
Entertained Many feo'
ME and Entertained Ihem Well.

ple and Entertained Them Wen.
The sells-Floto show hss come and
gone and It has left as usual many
neople who we're glad they vent to
see II and who have already resolved
10 GO assin WHEN The bis amusement
enterprise cones MIC Nav sdr on
pe ,n.u.I rosNd Idcal' ses,hcr
With an sbnerc" ~ high wind and
dus, contributed much ~ m. com
fort ~ tho hundreds ~ people aho
visited tho circus CITY yestsrday snf
lef, them Zee 90 cnlo. The offerings
~ tho show
In keeping With the genere char
scter OF the show every act on tho
long program vat finished - the
nicety o' perfection. There were NO
waits aud hesitation but the teams
of acrobat and performers worked
together with speed and rreri.
sion that va as marvellous a. tho
acts themselves Tho Japanese ac-
robats sinely ana together gave a
beDilderin. exhibition OF bodily den
teri'y. tho human frog and his com.
panion gave a startling con'orton-
ist's act. the kuife throper save the
audience thrills With a sensational
act. 4 wonderful display ~ huge
bodies and grotesque intelligence Nss
the series % sc's and drills through
which the trsinsre pat ihe trained
eIerhsnts 4 notable feature OF the
performance vs. tho beauty of stss,
ing and dressing in various acts az
such the Nork 0f the ry-bell sisters,
tho ladv fence-s the equestrian acts,
and the hycyc.' riders. 4 clever
company Of funny clowns with =
bunch ~ old io,ss veil done and
many rev stunts that Nerc sood
kept breaking out a. ODD places
through the performances and ker'
Tho audience laughing 4, tho FUN of
~ their fool'sh"es
rNs s's'emer thai svsry Sells
F'oio man makes every time n. se't
chance thai h's show ,t big bust
nes organization that heliveves in tho
square deal an' practices 81 is sell
horne out hv mo show here MOI
only 10 'he people. tho trappints, an
only ~ the ps'9le. tho trsrrints.
and the accomU 0ds'ionE ~ the com
nsny show tho Vol kent condition ~
substantial concern. but tho sksre-
sa'icn js free from The sNarm ~
hanger on. small concession men
and s,sfters ~ devious oaNt Sho
are sometimes allowed ~ FOLLOW ~
the Make ~ shnN-. Th" sell respect
ius bearing ~ ne shoN people and
nc order about ne grounds shoV the
effec, Of rigorous policing b, the
manasement ard evidence a CRAFTY
ing respect tor 5onstitues suthority
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27

600 pieces no sheet -'rsi, CO.
f-s ~ roe r,rr ',- a few DAYS.
a. g p Isrs-,,s NU-r House. op-l
r-s.'s Gos'otf.s 81 "a
NJ - wN-Nr- pho has esssI
q -sHseu. - no air- since Februsryi
.su 'cIar -rh h.s Ol'a for Enid
0sl1. ossr- rr --Ns 20 enter NJ
mercantile bus ness re hss hai IA
sc.s ~ ir. gods stored on his rsn{s
asgr the CIV, since he came hejs.
,srrtns q, enter ne arv goods ~ 5.
i-esz nu' has been unable - secfr.
.a-'ah's room. and T. ccmpells1 10
rs.ye -hs cify 70 dispose n re stfck.
NJ " e Frst'. MO has heen -.
ssssf pi'h = n Green & Co. went
p,,h hln to assist in The new 0as''
nsss
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST ur,p.
tari ~ Dunmor~ pics AZ Bis Manor
In England.
Associated Press.

London. AUG .s-The Earl Of
nunrore. a promiusn. Christina -ri-
enlist vho last December visited NJ
MAJ, Baker g Eddy d,.d a.. night
a. Trimiey manor near Csn'arhurv.
HIS only son succeeds 10 -he title.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
CHICAGO TEAM
STRIKE AVERTEO
Associated FrN

Chicago. a.. Nat - The dan
ssr al strike - the stock ards Tss
removed hs, night rhsn the packing
house ,esmstc = s,er.ed IN offer
from tho pacaors On sil except no
points Nhi,h relate ~ overtime ana
SUNDAY Thc ascsers aEree - ave
al teansters me cent an hour IN
crease IN saiss Instead ~ hslf =
csr' sivAncs offered before. - rik'r
rsr cen, ot tgsr number rhis sas
accepted
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27

p " NsrtindaN. traffic mana
ger of 'As santa Re Liberal & 81,
slsNcod -s'lNsN, Nith headquarters
81 Rs'on. y VI. ess N the eft, vss-
tsrdsy rsn"Nins Old scausttsnoes
re "a formerly frsish, snd pssscn
gsr sssn' II the rccos VALLEY A. to-,
place. ara is one ~ the men mo-
s,rcnsr 'ssntifisd With The upouild-
Ing az zee plains
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
Hss uEiRr NOTHING.
Washington Drrirdus story ~ Nh.
tiny On the Raleigh.

NN"T'I TTTW T-TFFW
Washington. n o.. Aus 20 No
advice, have Ieeu received ~ the
navs department. gruiirming the rs.
port ~ 'hrea' r'sf mu''n, on boa 4
tho cruiser Ralt'.' nor stationed ~
Honolulu 7, la said hero that inv
ditnuul'v conouuiuS shore leave ar
an, intcrferenfo ir'h mo ,os'rs ~
mo vessel world . fc''led h. the
commander
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
COLLISION DAMAGE
IN LA CROSSE
Associated rress


Lacrosse, Wis Aus 27--one
man was danserously injured and
sixty-iive persona we're badly shaken
M and narrowly escaped death when
a 81 Paul train GRAINED into a street
osr On q crossing ~ North Lacrosse
today.
A panic ensued among passengers
and for time It was feared many
had been killed and amhulan.ee and
physicians we're hastily dispatched 70
the scene, James Gaiksll ated So.
had both legs broken and cruthed
Other passengers received only
scratches
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
to rpE JURY top,N.
rics,ns Argumcn,s Re,ns Made IN
Los, pull,on Sv,nd,e losscs,

Assceiated rress
r,n,er, Aus af.--C. " Frsrk-
In. 1 rln,iril counsel for 'he de.
ispss. began MI. dosing srsumen,
Tor the defense IN the csJe Of the
Lost Bullion spanish Nines com
r,ny toda, IN mo United states d,s
srict cour, n 10 expo r'ed that me
case Will 20 - the iutv this after.
roon
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
NATIONS INTER-
NATIONAL COURT
Associated Pres

Fio Jsnier0. Aux q t' u off
ciall, announced here 'hs' Belgium,
Spitzerland. Roumsnis Grco,e. pen.
mark. Seryis. China Persia. Arssn
'ine. Chn. Columbia Ecuador,
MsNico. Paraguay and lruSuay vii
surpor' 'he Brazilian proposition re-
rsrdinE the organization of an inter.
national high court Of ju-'..r Al Tho
Hague
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
DEA,M BY FIRE IN
OKLAHOMA CITY
Au--,,'a ere,,

hss.','a erc,s
oklshma cuv, Aus 2T--Scsrch.
inf torsNit from death tran thst
L.ras,a tn,m o on ,ll ua.s. tour
yeItons esre burned 90 death early
tods, IN q Tire ON East Grand ave.
nue
fhe dad arc l0lian rsya viz
te Walasc. sadie Wttd Waiter
Ward The 're g. believed - have
been Of lncendisry ousln.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27

Special - Daily Panhandle
Nnssukss vtt AgE cf-cr
400, or rrse'irsn, an ne import
a., pare mills IN Nii-orsir. Nl,h
sssr ara Minnesota have hs.n -
ea,es ey N. international Paper
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
(. c. READY TO
WELCOME TAFT


ksnsat Ci', Aux es.---secre't-y
Tat, is spending today travelling
,rnm springfield, Nc. "a k'psaa
Ci,v. and o. no. hooked tor any
tree hes We BE- expected io al.tte
here this evening rro pro. am
hsrs include q drive about enc ETY.,
- option and an IN orw'' dinucr
rhs .-yrcpr, viii continue bic jour
no iomnrNrN mofnlnc
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27

-nr. Rorers Dentist, has -"
moved 20 Old ogera house 50 TIC
Miss Annie Ranh graduate ~
Cinrinrs'i Conservatory. Teacher ~
piano ard nsrm-ry VIII begin nor
music class Nondsy. ser, :. 1907.
studio 1901 Hsrriso,. 90 IS
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
TRACE ~ ,r>rRtL AMERICA.
N.s,cn and Inned states Accom-
riish Arbitration.


Atsocllted lress,
CITY Of NsXirc, Ags . IT = an.
noan,ea that peace 10 JentraI Amer
lea Is roe assured through the in
ter .r'ion 81 'hs rnret Sia'es ana
Nssico Formal statements MI,
rroAahly BE- Issued eithin q icp
DAYS
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
MUriSy THREATENED.

Had NO Shore leave.
Associated Press.
Honolulu. AUG s7.--ofrcsrs and
men on the United states cruiser
Raleigh complain Of having no shore
leave for the past two months. AZ
a result there vss almost a mutiny
aboard the ship and Doaling OF tho
cruiser has been delayed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

polnt OF harmony a. to the hall ar
rangomcnta Tor the convention.
They arc bitterly opposed TO the
susgestion Of the United society
that two main halls be used. and
arc firm IN their demand 70 nave
a tent seating 10000 persons, and
an undivided convention A sec.
end resolution 10 the effect viii be
forwarded THIS week Ia William
shaw national secretary.treahoref
of the Christian Endeavor society.
Al the same time will so q map Of
the city. showing the location Of
ehurchca. halls aud hotels, IN or
der that the nnlted society officers
may plan conferences.
In the matter Of halls. 20 church
e. have sent formal notices Of their
Willingness t. offer their auditor.
luma Tor convention purposes. spra.
vlaed they have church 70 offer
This fact IL illustrated by the pres
ent tearing down Of a large number
OF church edifieea. and the selllnk
out OF others
Flsa Design Accepted.
The executive committee selected
a design Tor . decorative flag % be
used. The fiaE contains a picture
OF Mount Rainier aud Puget sound
in green ant white. the convention
colorn. and has In rcd lettering
July Seattle 1891" A large
monogram =. +" Is IN the middle
Of the design.
The sale Of certificates on New
Years day vas reported 90 Be very
poor. Less than zoe were sold The
plan ~ the committee nov Is 70
cut the T5 hooks OF certificates up
into smaller books and pass out
one OF these 20 y person IN each
church who Will have charge II
ceiling the stock shares The
books now contain 200 certificates
each IL connection With the sale,
advcrtislnx cards afv 70 be put aq
In various down town business Of
flces and bank winduwa
A numher Of rallies Tor the con.
ycnisou work are 10 be held In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
LEADING FEATURE OF THE
1907 MEETING ARRANGED
TENT TO SEAT 10000 PEOPLE
Will "a SECURED FOR rHG
CONVENTION.


The Messiah, with the best
known sololsta Of the northwest, A
leading hasso from the east. and a
chorus af 900 voices, VAS the
feature planned last nlsht by the
Christian EudeaNar 1907 commit
tee Tor the opening uf the eonfen'
tion next July
Incidentally. the proceeds from
the oratorio are 10 pay Tor the
music used throughout the eonNeh.
zion. James Hamilton Howe, the
well known musical director Of the
Pacific vast. nov In Seattle, viii
have charge If the preparations anu
klying OF the 0ratorlo,
The session af The executive com
mittee IN the First Presbyterian
church last nIeht brought out the
fact that a number OF advertising
men ot this cts aud elsew here are
schemlng % entfap the commit
tee into the acceptance u printing
propasllians. which they can WELD
ever the heads al Seattle business
men like q club asking for atver.
USING NAtttA Win Nhe ~ . -"
venticn plea as the motive Que
man. an ux.pfeaeher. and formerly
secretary OF the associated chart.
ties. offered To- print the Convention
Bulletin AZ 50 much . COPY Tor each
dalewate g. the convention. count.
ing each ono "a subscriber during
the period OF publication.
President + r narth % the com.
mltec says that the mans plan vas
to uao the Christian Eansavor az a
club 10 gain ADVERTISING and reap
profit for the printer The local
G. Z. union. the state society and
the executive committee All turned
down the e1spreachers proposition
With saruaSm.
To Have sl0 Tent
The committee has reached a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

me star this meFning received a
helate1 subscription % the sWld.
ew's mite" fran MusQaito HAfboT.
far away lezxing hamlet in fifit-
tsh Columbia. aea fnilcs from Sc
attic
The subscription. which came IN
the Norm ~ three checks axsreEates
$3.50. II has beer nearly a mouth
since the movement Ia behalf -
Mrs. fsulxon vaa first started. but
n hAs taken this lonx for The star
e. carry it. useasaEe % charity 10
the distant British town AMI fer
the response 50 reach this city.
The checks were accompanied ~
brief little letter written r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
ABANDON SCHEDULES
TO AVOID WRECKS

me Northern Pacific ana Great
Northern railroads this morutng ts-
sued orders to is treinmcn WArn-
lag them against wrecks and tn
structinE thegu to sacrifice SEIZED.
uies. n necessary. 70 avoid the pos-
efhflity uf axeIdents
The heavy sn1w and slides
have delayed al overland trains.
ana the new fuix was MADE to safe
guard the lives of those travelling
on the two roads AL overland
trains on the Northern Pacffie due
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

yesterday are ssiii cut. but are en-.
pccted 20 arrive some time To-Day
The orrat Northern 10 hurrytaE It's
fast mall through a. fast aa Pc.
sible. The mail train wae due at
O'Clock this morning. but viii aat
arrive until iris afternoon. Ttaln-
mien arriving az the King o. station
yesterday declared that FOR the flrsf
time In their experiences they found
snow from eoast 20 coast Many
o. the tF4tuuen have been crossing
ne eoptinsat foF the past ten tesFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
WIDOWS PLEA HEARD
IN DISTANT HAMLET

crampsd hard. and siEnsa simply
Dick Parry Nj Parry. whoever
he Is. does not reveal his business
bat merely writes
Here are \ few checks 10 helm
pay orr the mortgage on the Md.
owls property and 70 help her and
her five Kids, Wishing you every
success IN Yuuf noble sndrftakins
fcmAias Youfs
DICK PARRY
p. ST. qua have any tfoaais
with thrTe checks please refer -
TIE sutton taHmhrt company. Nos
quite tsaF5nf
Tho checks with immediately ne
turnea over Is Mr. f'auis0u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
He WILL FIGHT
CORPORATIONS


DENVER eeio. Jan, is-~Eslmen
apEasnhelm's election was confirm
"a al noon today, Ne spoke thank I
inH the Legislators and said he had
Withdrawn from all business inter
astH % devote himself entirely to the
interests Of the state and nation. lie
declared that he would be free and
untfammeied aud under no ohilaas
tons 20 any Interests OF railroads
or corporations OF any Kind. Die
says he favosa President lteosss
veits plans 60 cid legislation and
correct Industrial evils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

aPRiNcfIEt.p. IN. Ian ie In
the senate yesterday resolution
vas introduced calling Tor the 40
pointmeat Of \ seTcial committee
20 make a Thorough investigated Of
the election Of ] n HArnhan % she
presidency of the Iiiinois Central
rnilrnad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

FL pAAo. Texas. Jan. is-Thrse
handrd locomotive suEineera CO the
Mexican Central railroad hhd lie
branches yesterday decided 70 se.
mand ~ the authorities an Increase
IN wages sufficient 10 hyinx thesF
pay 70 the standard pay aT enxi.
Beers Ia The Unlssd States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

EVERETT. Jan. 10 According
10 Water Superintendent Patterson.
tho city IL about 10 face water
famine A large per cent Of the
water pipes In the city arc reported
frozen aud bufHtod. and many PEG.
pie are lettlaK the water run 10 pre-
yent freezing. with the result hat
the reservoirs are being depleted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

wALt.A wAt.l.A. Jan. le An
order waa issued BY the warden OF
the state penitentiary yesterday exs
GLIDING visitors until further notice,
on account of danger Of The spread
Of smallpox In that institution from
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

NEW YORK. Jan, ie Emma
Goldman. who Was arrested ianns
AIRY 3. charged With making an IN.
cendiary speech At a publie meet
ina here. waa discharged from Gus
toby yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

WASHINGTON. ID C.. Jan. Ia
Representative Humphreys olyms
pic game reserve bill. which passed
the house. has been fayorehly re
ported upon BY the senate commit
tee on protection Of tho game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

RENO. Jan is-Two women
we're injured. three cara overturned
and an engine demolished IN a
wreck az Verdi Monday nisht
caused BY Southern Pacific tfaia
No. running into the limited train
No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

WASHINGTON. ID G.. Jan. 10. r
A civil service examination viii Be
held al ballard Ian. 80. fof postof.
flee clerk OF letter carrier at that
place,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
Cold Continues

uoQUfAM. Jan. td,-Thc cold
weather stlll continues aud there n
no indication OF moderation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

Mr. ana Mrs Charles rraash,
o. sat Ninth ax, celebrated theif
eist weddinE anniversary yesterday
they were well remembered BY
their friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

TOPEKA. ksa. Jan. 1.-THE
democratic members of the house
Of Representatives met yesterday
ana decided e. give the caucus nom
inntlun for Uaitsd Stpses senator
TO Col W A Harris late candidate
for governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

wAt.lAA WALIA. Jan. ie.-oso.
Delaney. one u the oldest pioneers
ia the northwest. died yesterday
morning at st Mary'u hospital,
after three weeks iiinchH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

~hieh matches this hat fs . long
enc nniail tails fern the fsinfs
Mua two see heads are sst nssN The
sses 81 the tippst me square nnff
!. sfntifsfty asrafatsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

F,af hats srou IN Popularity wtsh
shs ieuEth nf the winter niaeh
tynn cAfaeus. Faink. chinehiiia ara
squirrel an the animals used for
making aaatnt and chsfmlnx had
dresses
A smart nftls bat u gray squirrel
f. trimmed win = ropsg forFue4 Il
tiny balls 81 The fur This faHst
IL sst 81 ths Jeff side and aappaFts
Two large ExaY tia The efaxat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
Shur-en Eyeglasses

are The most comfortable and neass
est IN Appearances We are head,
euartrrs for them aud CT them
here Hchuehafa Optical Co. Efn
Specialists. i2e5 Second az. seat.
tic 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
THE MESSIAH" TO OPEN
THE G. E. CONVENTION

suhurba within the neat few weeks
The first IL planned FOR eFeen
Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
nsrnII.s saI.rr Aaeans.s.

ATtANTA. Ga. jan it-~-foY ths
brave defense Of a priaoner. which
caused his defeat at TIE polls. et.
sheriff J. l. Merrill. custodian ef
the federal pfisen htrv. has fpeaix.
ed an aevanep in salary 81 faee a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

year on recommendation Of rroai'
dent Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

Highest awards EiTen the Buffalo
gasoline marine engines foF foaf
years Call end $50 them 81 Geo
"a Wcodkoa4e Co. ifa University
st. basement Arcade bldg 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

Nothing but pure cotton and goose down in quilts
nothing but first quality wool in best blankets
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-16

lines of which the White Pine News
is the theme. We thank Poet De-
grant for his contribution and his
praise, but modesty forbids that We
print all the good things he says
about MS.
But, mark you. we do not dispute
him or question his fine discerning
judgment. Far, far from that In
common with the rest of humanity
(Which means you, beloved reader)
we like a little bunch of hot air our
selves. and deep down in our heart,
covertly. secretly we applaud the
verse maker.
Just TO give you an idea of what
the poet says about us we print the
following:
While surrounded by thy household,
free from ire,
And basking in the glow of the
chimney fire;
When your daily toll and chores are
done.
You'll want to read paper If there
is none
There's sure to be a great hulabaloo.
So subscribe for the White Pine News
and Review.
Its social happenings, breezy news of
the day,
As the best informer, none dare to
gainsay.
With daily wires from the Associated
Press
We read of the Teddy & Hartman"
fight, no less
Than twelve hours ahead of any 9TH
er paper. Whew!
It's hummer, that White Pine News
and Review.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-16
ROOSEVELT TO CHILDREN.

There are some things worth the
thinking over in President Roose-
Valt's Arbor day message to the school
children, which was received by wire
by the White Pine News last night.
The president says:
"ArpOr day is now observed in ev-
cry stare in our Union, mainly in the
schools. AT various times you give
Il day OF a part of day to special ex-
ercises and part To actual tree
planting in recognition of the impor-
lance OF trees TO US as nation and of
what they are in adornment, COM
fort and useful products.
1t is well that you should cele-
brate your arbor day rhoughtfully,
for within your lifetome the nation S
need of trees will become serious. We
OF an older generation can get ;.Iong
with what we have, though with a
growing hardship; but in your full
manhood and womanhood you will
want what nature once so beautifully
supplied and man thoughtlessness
destroyed and there are those of you
who will reproach us for wha- we
have wasted
For the nation. as for the man or
woman and the boy or girl, the road
To success is the right use of what
we have and the improvement of our
opportunities. If YOU neglect TO pro-
vide yourselves now for the duties
and responsibilities that will fail on
You later if you do not learn the
things which YOU will need to know
when your school DAYS are over. you
will suffer the consequences. So any
nation which in its youth lives only
for the day, reaps without sowing.
and consumes without outstanding.
must expect the penalty of the prod
igal whose labor would with difficulty
find him the bare means of life
A people without children would
face a hopeless future true for
est is not merely a storehouse full of
wood. but, as it were, factory of
wood. and at the same time reser-
DIR of water When You help to pre-
serve our forests or TO plant new
ones You are acting the part of good
citizens. If your arbor day exercises
help you 10 realize what benefits each
one of YOU receives from the forests
they Will serve good end -