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The Washington times., 1907-03-15
Prep. and High Classifcations.

In the high and prep school division
the following classification has been
established: Episcopal High. Wood
berry, Fishburne. Locustdale Miller
School, McGuires and Nolleys, OF Rich
mond. Va.
The local schools classed together are
Georgetown Preparatory. Central High.
Western High. Eastern High, Tech
nical High. Emerson Institute. Wash
ington School for Boys, and Friends
Select School. The following Baltimore
schols are grouped: Tome. Baltimore
City College, Baltimore Polytechnic
Institute, Boys Latin School, MarstOn
Scaool. County School, LawrencevilIe
School.
The Washington times., 1907-03-15

dreaded OF these is FaIkenberg. Of
Washington. who is known as the hu-
man clothes pole. He is about as fat
as a minute and reaches clear up into
the purer ether. When he is in the box
and swings himself sidewise for a ball
over the corner OF the plate, IL is al
most impossible for an umpire stand
ing behind him 20 gauge II accurately
The shorter the arbitrator, and the less
swanlike his neck, the greater his
trouble. Turbulent Tim Hurst Is an
umpire built on sQuashed-dOwn lines
and IL fills him with dire forebodngs to
see the elongated Falkenberg enter the
box.
"Cut out that cross-hre and pitch like
a-human being instead Of like blamed
sea serpent" IS Tins favOrite and
snarling comment when he gets behind
the elongated National Tins temper is
that short.
You can't see anyhow. so why don't
YOU try looking between my legs2' is
the sweet rejOinder. and the ''Umps'
reply could not be printed in a great
family newspaper like The Times.
If you are awakened in Galveston by
a strange. weird series of squawks
which pierce like a knife and make you
wish you had never been born. IL IS
not from a band Of reformers discussing
the iniquitIes of a manly exhibition with
the boxing gloves. It comes from a
flock Of geese. In the downtown sec
tion Of Galveston, where the hotels are
all located. there are commission houses
and also amateur poultry farms. Both
have geese which have beautifully train
ed ears for selecting the very Quietest
moments Of the Silly watches Of the
night to let go cries that TO the sleepy
and unsuspecting stranger are as alarm
ing nj first as the hOOt of an owl TO a
novice in the woods.
The Washington times., 1907-03-15
Close Game Expected
Tonight and Tomorrow

A new angle IN the big handicap pool
match, which is 70 be held in cOnjunc-
ton with the tournament between Fred
Stewart and Frank Sherman. came W
this morning IN the shape Of defy from
the former player.
Stewart issues a challenge to any now
playing in the series providing he wins
the match with Sherman. Offering the
same handicap which the ex-chamPion
Of the world is giving him. namely. 800
10 go balls the match to be played on
the professional table on which the
games are at present being contested
Tomorrow evening. There Is a side bet
OF 800 a side on the affair
The Washington times., 1907-03-15
Washington Represented
In National Pigeon Race

NEW YORK. March 15-At n confer
ence held yesterday between Israel
Ludlow. superintendent of the Bureau
Of Aeronautics OF the jamestown Expo
sition; John Fischer, national race
secretary of the International Fedora
tion OF American Homing Pigeon Fan
ciers, and George C. HaIIock. mem
Der Of the race committee of the Metro
Politan Concourse organization. May IS
was fixed for a fight of carrier pigeons
from the jamestown Exposition grounds,
Norfolk. Va.
II was also agreed that the Metro
The Washington times., 1907-03-15

GALVESTON. Tex. March 1.-THE
Failure to get a days practice yesterday
old rot hurt the Washington ball team
The men have been going at a pretty
fsteady pace since they arrived and
while none is particularly stifr or sore
as a result of early practice a rest
was not a bad idea.
There is much speculation about how
lthe pitching staff Will develop this year.
Case PaUten seems 10 be as strong and
as steady as he was last year, but has
not experimental enough with curve
balls as yet to get real line on his
outlook. Graham, the new man. has
a slow ball that has been effective so
far. and may accomplish much when
the big league starts, but slow bail
ipitchers seldom last any great length
of time. Their delivery is more a trick
b than anything else. and there are few
tricks which the foxey veterans Of the
lSnajors cannot solve after they have
been against them once or twice.
Much Expected of Falkenberg.
The man with a superabundance o;
Speed and good control is the boy who
stays in the game and looks good year
after year. Goodwin has speed, but,
1ike Fatten, has done nothing with
curves. Cantillcn evidently expects
Falkenberg 10 be one % the star twirIers
VI the league this year.
That the human clothes pole has
ability Is UnquesuoEed, and he pulled
out of some remarkably bad places last
season. but he is erratic and most Of his
dilcmmas have been due TO his own tend
ency 10 blow up. Cantillon and Cross
think they have discovered the cause for
this and reason firmly with the young
man about his methods. Despite mis-
long and narrow build he has strength
and speed and curves. If he really does
settle down Will prove a prize package.
The Washington times., 1907-03-15
LOCAL ENTRIES FOR
i. Of Y. TRACK MEET

Local schools and colleges have re-
ceived invitations 10 compete at the
third annual games Of the University
cf Virginia Athletic Association at
Charlottesville, on April %.
This viii be a week before the Penn
sylvania Relay Carnival at Phuadel-
phia, and a large local contingent will
appear In these games. Last year the
meet was very successful and District
athletes came out remarkably well. II
was at those games that Lorando, the
Hatchetite captain, made the rem~rk-
able record Of winning the two mile.
the half mile, and taking second place in
the mile IN one afternoon.
Following is the rating Of the NocaI
schools: First class Legiate-George-
town University, Vanderbilt University.
Sewanee, Johns Hopkins University.
George Washington. North Carolina,
and University OF Virginia. In the sec
ond class are grouped Virginia Military
Institute, St. Johns. Washington and
Lee, Agricultural and Mechan- cal. Dav-
idson, Trinity College. and Wake For
rest College. In the third class are
Randolph-Macon. William and Mary.
HamPden and Sidney. Richmond Col
lege, fredericksburg, and Guilford Col
leges.
The Washington times., 1907-03-15

pOlitHn COncOUrse. which is the New
York district. would supply one thou
sand pigeons: the Quaker City Con-
course would supply fifteen hundred
pigeons. and the Washington ConcOurse
five hundred pigeons, TO be liberated In
the forenoon OF May IS.
The Washington Concourse comprises,
Washington district. National Capital
district and South Side
In speaking OF the race Mr.. Fischer
said. The 100-mile r cord Is at the rate
Of q mile in about 3 seconds. The
200-mlle record Is about So miles an hour.
and the 30O-mile record is approximately
the same"
The Washington times., 1907-03-15

-Omplres have many tribulations.
among them are tall pitchers with
cross-fire delivery One OF the most
The Washington times., 1907-03-15
CORCORAN CADETS
TO PLAY IN YORK

YORK, Pa, March I5-The Corcoran
Cadets. Of Washington, D. G. will con-
test with the York Y. NJ. G. A five on
the local floor next Saturday night
An effort has been made TO get these
two teams together for a number Of
years. The game will be marked by the
fact that Capt B. Irwin Susong, Of the
locals, will play his farewell game with
the team that he has led for the past
several seasons Through his leader
ship the quintet became one OF the
strongest IN Pennsylvania. He viii en-
gage In newspaper work at Montgomery,
Ala. at the close Of the season.
The Washington times., 1907-03-15
TOMMY LOWE IS
AGAIN A WINNER

LANCASTER, Pa. March 15-KId
Locke found a better man than him
self In Tommy Lowe last night. when
they went six rounds before the Ian
caster Athletic Club.
In all but the fourth Lowe had the
advantage, but IN that round he was
pounded hard. In the last two rounds
Lowe sIugged hard. and Locke was
hugging constantly in order 10 stay.
The Washington times., 1907-03-15
EIGHTEEN GAMES
FOR ROCK HILL

From present indications Rock Hill
College viii have the strongest team in
the history OF that institution this year.
The schedule arranged by Manager
Flynn IS one of the best ever attempt
ed by a Rock Hill management. and
IN Cludes games with teams from Della
ware, New York. Pennsylvania. Mary
land and the District Of Columbia
Among the squad OF thiTty-twO can
dldates are seven q last years ,Cam.
namely. Captain Edelen and MCGUIRE.
pitchers; Brennan and Malone. catch
ers; Thebaud. second: Hurley. third.
and J. Edelen. OUtfeld- With these men
as n nucleus the management is con-
fident Of turning out a fast team
The new athletic field donated by he
faculty Is fast nearing completion and
the boys viii begin active practice in
a few days.
The Washington times., 1907-03-15
DOLE TO COACH WESLEYAN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March l5-Wil-
liam c. Dole. Yale's track coach in lS92
and 1906, yesterday signed a contract
70 coach the Wesleyan University track
team. Dole has been IN charge OF boz
ing at Yale FOR ten years.
The Washington times., 1907-03-15
Breezy Bits Of Gossip
About the Men in Texas
By THOMAS S. RICE.

GALVESTON, Tex, March I5.-The
difference between seasoned major leag-
Uers and minor leaguers was ludicrously
illustrated here last Sunday when the
Nationals defeated the Sandrabs. Al
Though the Washington men had been
together only one day, they knew exactly
what to do in the ordinary emergen-
cies and never hesitated about their
next move. The Galveston men. on the
other hand, went completely to pieces
when the bombardment came fierce and
lost their heads completely. The smooth
baserunning and rapid changes in meth
DDS disconnected the minors 50 badly
that in the fourth inning. when nine
runs were scored, they practically stop
ped, and when they got the ball made
no effort to throw 1t. And yet Washing
tons club is not phenomenal for its
headwork
Lave Cross is a sure enough Nimrod.
lie did so much shooting and so much
deadly execution among the ducks and
partridges in Delaware last winter near
RehOboth beach that two bills were in
PRODUCED in the Delaware Legislature
largely for his special benefit. One was
10 prohibit the use Of a launch and the
other to make shooting with a pump gun
Illegal. He owns both. After a long
wrangle a compromise was reached by
which the launches were permitted. but
the siX-shot guns were put out of busi-
ness.
,,Umpires have many tribulations.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
TANTALIN ELECTRIC LAMPS
European Improvement That Pro-
misses Advance in Lighting.

A novelty in electric lights that
promises to be a substitute i'm
provement In incandescent Lighting
with electricity Is the tlntalIn lamp
which Tom l.. Miller is exhibiting at
his shop, The new lamp looks Ike
an ordinary incsndescent lamp with
the exception that instead Of the tbln
black nlament of platinum In the
hulh a fine white wire that gllstens
like silver is strung between the
electrodes. When the current Is
turned on this CLOVIS with an intens-
ity which greatly surpasses the pres
ent style of incandescent lamps
The amount Of current consumed per
candle mower is considerably reduced
The fifty candle power lamp when is
on exhibition uses about the same
current as an ordinary thrty-lwo
candle power lamp
The wire which takes the place oil
the platinum in the new lamp Is OF
the rare metal tantalin. The first
cost of the lamp is considerably high
err than that Of the present lamps but
1t is caid that II the lamps are manu-
featured in larger quantities this
will greatly reduce and that great
er durability of the tantalin lamp and
economy In maintenance will make It
more desirable,
II may be however, the tantalin
lamp will be superseded even before
it comes into general use by another
lamp which is even less known than
the tantalin lamp. The newer lamp
uses wire OF metal rarer than tan
taln It's use shows a smaller con-
sumption Of current per candle power
than does the tantalIn lamp and 1t is
said that its first cost can be re-
duccd so that It will not greatly ex-
coed that Of the present style of
lamps.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
20 the Stockholders Of The Pccos a
Northern Texas Hallway Company

You are hereby advised that the
board Of directors Of the company
have called meeting Of the stock
holders, 10 be held at the principal
office OF the company In the city
OF Amarillo. Potter County Texas,
on the 10Th day OF October, A. d.
1907, at 10 o'clock 4, m, 10 consider
and act on proposition 10 ratily,
confirm and approve the action Of
the directors 0f the company In caus-
Ing an amendment TO the Compauy's
Articles OF Incorporation 10 be APP
proved by the attorney general Of
Texas aud filed In the office OF the
secretary Of state OF the state Of
TcXas, on the llth day OF March
4, y, 1906, which amcndmcnt pro-
yidcd for the construction OF two
branch lines Of railroad and fixed
the amount of tho capital stock Of
the company ut Five Hundred and
Scvonty-fiy6 Thousand CS575,OOW
Dollars, divided into $3.50 shares of
the sum of 500 each, which prop
osilIon, II adopted By a vote Of two
thirds in value OF the stock Of the
company will increase the capital
stock OF the company from $780,
600, the amount fixed By the orig
inal articles Of incorporation, TO
$4,000. the amount fixed by said
amendment 50 filed to the original
articles OF incorporation.
j. n. FREEMAN,
al Secretary.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03

A. Is. Cochran, prominent real
estate dealer from chickagha, l. T."
is greatly pleased WITH Am,~- Ito
which he Is now Visiting for the hrst
time.
II. W. Campbell, the soil culture
man, left yesterday evening for his
home IN Lincoln, Mob. after u trip
10 mis- farms ln the Southwest.
W. S BEL, ol Crowell, sloppct off
in Amarillo recently on his way to
Colorado for his health, lie inl-
proved 50 much here that he decided
it was needless to so further and
has accordingly located here. he Is
sure nov that Il Is hard TO walk
around Amarillo on any kind OF a
proposition.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
Planters Life Saved by Chamber
Ialn's collie, Cholera aud Dlar-
rhOca Remedy.
Secretary.

Mr.. D. F. Powers, well known
planter OF AdBir Miss, says; ~ have
relied upon Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
ten years as sure cure for attacks
OF collie and all stomach and bowel
complaints Less than a year ago |
believe this remedy saved my life'
and It has always given me imme-
dlate relief It Is the best medicine
made for bowel complaints" Sold
by GoIdIng Drug Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03

Goidlng DRUG companys holiday
stock,
T. W. zimmerman returned ycstcr-
day from a trip 10 Canadian Tor corn
specimens to send 10 the corn CA
position,
A, l., Chase Is here from Cleburnc
to visit friends aud 10 look after AZ
fairs connected with the water COM
pany
Mines j, c Paul, II, T.. Canodc
aud II, IT, Wallace and Miss Eva
Bryant left Monday for months
trip 10 Chicago and to Battle Creek,
Mich.
c, $, Linn leaves this evening for
sumner, Iowa, his birthplace and for
many years, his home, lie will visit
his brother who Is editor OF the paper
there which he founded twenty-five
years ago,
w. A. McCulchcon, Of Johnson
county, 5. j, Taylor OF Navarro eOun-
~ and II, o, Collier Of Plainyicw,
were callers at the Daily Panhandle
office his morning
Dan O'DODnell aud wife OF Wy
more, Ncb., are here to settle mp the
business affairs OF their brother,
John Donncll The young Santa Fc
engineer who dropped dead on Lin
coin street several weeks ago,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
lFrom Tuesday,s Dallyl


G. 4. YantIs, OF Quanah, was here
yesterday
Mrs l., H. stephens, of rulia, was
here yesterday
Miss Alice stone, Of Charming, was
In Amarillo yesterday
Harvey Brewer left yesterday for
Quanah after short visit here.
Miss Eula spiycy OF Little Rock,
Ark, stopped over at the ElmhIrst
yesterday
r. A. Beach, Of the star NH Il
Elevator CO., Is back from a trip to
points east.
j. /. KendrIck came IN from Tu-
cumcar Saturday to spend Sunday
with home folks
Captain J, NJ. Kindred is here from
Texlco for few days visit with rel
atIyes and friends,
\, J. Olsen, Of the Case Machinery
company; left today for Racine, Wis.,
on thirty days vacation.
II. A. Davis, Of the National Bank
OF Commerce, Is back from a two
weeks vacation at Plano and other
points In lower Texas,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Wheeler
and family stopped over Saturday
with relatives here on their return
from a six months stay at Mineral
Wells.
Thomas l.. Arnold, the Charming
lawyer aud land man, stopped over
in Amarillo today on his return from
trip to points in Arkansas ANA
Tennessee.
Il. y, Jenkins, pastor OF the Bap-
list church, will leave this evening
for Chicago, st. Louis, and other
points In connection with purchases
OF furnishings for the new Baptist
church,
Rev. Charles Cartwright, OF Dali
hart Is stopping over In Amarillo on
his way back from Hereford, where
he went TO perform the marriage
ceremony of Miss Pearl Turrcntlne
and Mr., Eska Harrison Yesterday,
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Chldrcss, Of
Imboden, Ark are here visiting
their niece and nephew Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Christian, and are taking
advantage of their VISIT to got ac-
nuainted with the Panhandle country
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
Personal MENTION.


Dr. and Mrs. r, Il, Griffin, Of Can
yoD, were In town yesterday.
e. H. Stay tho Groom merchant
aud business man, is In Amarillo to-
day
George W. Dale came up from
Hereford yesterday evening 70 visit
Amarillo friends.
~ G.. S. vaEter. the Moore county
land man, Is hope today looking att
er business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byars
leave tomorrow for months visit
at various points in oklahoma.
Earl cobb. secretary Of the Crystal
Ice company left yesterday for Chi
caso to purchase machinery for the
newplant.
". n. Gee Is In Austin looking mp
some legal points With the attorney
general in connection with municipal
bond issue.
Mrs C. p. Hutchings came up from
Canyon yesterday TO visit her par
onts, Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Blackburn
and other friends here.
James Smith OF Coneyille, Iowa,
, after weeks stay In tho Panhandle
during which time he picked out sew
eral investments eft last night fer
his home.
Jack MeCauley formerly with the
ST. James hotel in Denver Is here
10 take the day shift At the clerks
desk at tho Amarillo while Frank
Byers takes a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Avis Blake OF Lub-
book. are stopping over with Mr'
Blakes father, j. l.. Blake aud fam
ily. ON their return from Dallas where
,lr. Blake has purchased his holt
bay stock
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey OF
h ,udc. are here visiting Mr. Bailey,s
mother Mrs, X. X. Kerr and family
Nh Bailey reports that Ciaudeis
Ss booming and Il paying no atten-
ton to thc work on the Santa Fe'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
notice of Marshnl's Sale.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA ]

UNITED STATES or AMERICA
Northern District of Texas SIS;
Public notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF a writ Of execution,
dated August 10, A, d. 1901 Is
sued out of the District Court, Of the
United States for the Southern Dis
trIct OF I. T, on Judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 9th day OF
May. A. ID. 1901, In favor of the
United states OF America, and against
Joe Phillips, Josiah phillips, and G,
V. Carter, have; on this 26th day of
August, A. D. 1907, levied upon the
following described real estate, Sit
uated in the County of Potter, and
state OF Texas, to wit:
Lot no. / in block no. G, G, G S.
addition, lot No, 10 in block No. 81
0. T. and Lot No. S in block No. 81,
o. 7. levied upon as the property of
Joe Phillips.
Also Nots Nos, #, IL and 10 In
block so. 90, G.. e. s, addition and
Lots Nos. ), 6, T. 8, 0 and 10 in
block No, GA, G, G. $. addition to
Amarillo, Texas. Levied upon as the
property OF the estate of G, w. Car
ter, deceased, All OF said property
levied upou as the property of the
above named defendants, to satisfy
this execution and that ! will, accord
lngly, offer said real estate for sale
at public vendue to the highest and
best bidder for cash on the list day
Of October, A. D. 1907, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock a. M. and 4
o'clock y. m. at the courthouse door,
In Amarillo, Texas.
Dated, Dallas, Texas, August Goth,
1907 d GEO H. GREEN
Unitcd r''' 'rarshal Northern Dis
uict q, 2
BY II. NJ WARDEN, Deputy.
w. II, ATWELL
SO &c - Plaintiffs Attorney.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
NOTICE or ANIMAL MEETING
OF the stockholders and Directors of
The Southern Kansas Railway
Company Of Texas.

Company Of Texas.
Amarillo, Texas sept. %, 1907
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of
the southern Kansas Railway Conn
pany of Texas will be held at the
general office of said company In
Amarillo Texas, on Wednesday,
sixth day OF November 1890 at the
hour of 10 a, mo for the purpose
of selecting "a board Of directors
for the ensuing year and for such
other business as may come before
said meeting,
The annual meeting OF the direct
ors of said company will be held on
the same date at the same place I'M
mediately after the meeting OF stock
holders. j. y, FREEMAN
80 &c secretary
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03

Three preachers are on trial in
Dhio--one for alleged hcresy, one for
chewing tobacco and ono for kissing
u girl They seem TO insist in Ohio
that their preachers shall be suit
able to set up as examples II nee
essary,--Ch icago-Rccord Herald,
Oklahoma had her troubles Tues
day even If she did adopt the con
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the necks of $3.50 bottles Of beer at
Muskogoo and poured the contents
in the Vcrdigrls riycr,--San Antonio
EXPRESS