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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
NOT HARTMAN's STORY.
Amarillo Man Got the Habit While
Hunting Wildcats.

A strange case of man who got
the habit" in the way OF hunting
wildcats, IS that told by tho com
panion hunters of Mr.. Hartman, the
real estate man in a hunting trip
Gus Lewis, j, d. Anderson and Hart
man have just made to the breaks
about thirty miles north Of here.
To begin with and as the star
achievement OF the trip, Hartman
killed a real unmistakable wild, very
wild cat None OF the other mem
gers of the party succeeded in get
ting anything more dangerous than
jack rabbits but Hartman, having ac-
CURED the habit, hunted wildcats.
At dusk Saturday evening when they
had started back, one Of the mem
bers OF the party shot a little prairie
owl and the bird, with one wing
broken, atsll among some bushes,
Hartman had heard the shooting and
came up investigate.
Mother wildcat in those bushes, :"
the other hunter said, and l can't
get him"
Hartman advanced near enough. to
the bushes to see two yellow eyes
OF the owl cleaning in the darkness.
Just then something connected with
the eyes screeched like a lost soul,
and the eyes started out Of the
bushes in Hartman's direction Then
so the other hunters say, the wild
cat hunter started for some other
place. After running a few rods he
RECALLED with rare presence of mind
that his magazine gun was loaded
for action. So he turned and, as he
partly faced the fearful eyes of the
beast. fired six times at all the vital
spots the varmint possessed. But the
awful screams continued and Hart
man, with his last shot gone, was
depending solely on his speed-till
one of the other hunters came up
and dispatched the little owl.
other details Of this story which
is not Hartmans, may be obtained
without charge from either of the
gentlemen who accompanied the real
estate man on the hunt.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
Raise Lumber Rntesl
Special to Daily Panhandle. 90

Special to Daily Panhandle.
New York, Dec. 31.-Lumber ex-
porters of the Atlantic seaboard are
protesting vigorously against the ad-
vance in freight states OF" lumber
shipped abroad, which Is TO become
effective tomorrow. The increase
was decided upon by the English,
French, German. Danish and Span
ish steamship lines doing business
between the American ports o nthe
Atlantic coast and the ports of Great
Britain and the contirient. 1t is said
that the keen competition between
the various foreign lines had re-
duced the profits OF each line to an
absurdly low figure, and at a recent
conference abroad it was decided to
increase the freight rates on ali lines
in the conference, Lumber export
ers declare that the new rates are
prohibitiye and have taken meas
ures to secure relief by shipping
lumber in the holds Of tramp steam
ers at the old rates.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
JUDGE RAMSEY
GETS HIGH HONOR

Judge william F. Ramsey, who
has just been given The coveted hon
or of succeeding the late Judge John
N. Henderson, as judge OF the court
OF criminal appeals, is we'll known to
many people OF Amarillo and in one
connection has very important con
nection with the city. Judge Ram
sey is vice president and general
manager OF the corporation which
owns lthe Amarillo Water, Light &
'Poweui Co., and through him prac-
tlcally all the larger business affairs
of thb company are transacted. In
the course of the company's plans
here fpr increase in its equipment
and plant, Judge Ramsey has made
severaT visits to Amarillo and since
the city started the proposition 20
buy the waterworks, he has had sew
eral conferences on the subject with
the city council. o1
To members OF the bar here ana
TO others who know him the appoint
ment OF Judge Ramsey Is received
with favor. He Is an able man as
a lawyer and as a business man and
with his faculty for getting at the
gist of q matter apart from its per-
sonal considerations he should do
good service in the court of appeals.
Judge Ramsey was born in Bell coun-
ty and now lives at Cleburne.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
Street CARS
ARE RUNNING
Perfect Success Attends First
Trial Of Amarillo Street
Gar System

With a real motorman at the con-
troller and a real conductor in the
rear veshbule to wave aside tho gen.
eral public which persisted in crowd
Ing up alongside the track. and with
a load of dead-head passengers in-
side, the first street car over ANA
rlllo streets made It's way up Polk
street to Thirteenth and back this
afternoon as smoothly and sedately
as IL cars on Amarillo streets had
been a part OF the daily arrangement
since the town began,
Not so with the citizens and with
their property in the way OF dogs and
horses. Generally speaking the cit
liens wanted TO get as near as pos
sible to the car and their horses
wanted TO get as far away as pos
sible.
Expressions of Satisfaction.
"Yes, that's a real street car"
was the ejaculation in one form or
another which scores OF Panhandlers
made as the car came down the
street. "And she's sure dandy"
was always added with more or less
other establishment as the car came
nearer. Shining in newness through
out from the rich maroon and the
gold stripping OF its body TO the brass
knobs on the door handles, with
spotless windows showing its clean
and commodious interior, the new
cars bore out the good reports which
the street car people have given and
the praise which Panhandlers on
the streets gave this afternoon.
Guests on First Trip.
Two cars started from the car
barns on north Polk street at few
minutes before O'Clock. One of
these turned and made the trip up
North Polk, past the sanitarium, and
out to University Heights. The other
came down Polk street. on its re.
turn the Polk street car took on
party of citizis including the street
car company officials, many OF the
city and county officials and Others
who were invited to enjoy the first
ride. This car went north out to
University Heights and then made
the return trip through town.
Tomorrow regular service will be
instituted over tho lines in the malH
part of town and to the union sta
ton. Owing to the construction
work now going on in the south yards
the crossing under the Santa Fe
tracks cannot be completed for some
time yet and until this is ready the
cars On that line will simply go out
Lincoln street as far as the crossing.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
PROGRAM IS
IN SHAPE
Principal Meeting Of Panhandle
Jubilee viii Be Held In
OHandl Theater

The program for the series o.,
Panhandle conventions on Jan. o.,
10 and ! /, has been put into shape
ny the arrangement committee and
tho time for the various public meet
inss OF the series has been allotted
in the order given below. The press
and public generally all over the
Panhandle 'aye taken up the con-
Veutlon proposition and every in
terest in the Panhandle promises TO
be we'll represented in the gather
ings. The principal meetings of the
series Will be held in the Deandi
theator but committee meetings ano
sessions OF separate bodies will be
held In other places designated by
the committees, The order begin
ming Thursday is as follows:
Thursday, 10 a. M, Jan. o..
Commercial clubs, real estate
firms, land owners, medical associa-
ton, Palo Duro Park committee, will
meet at Deanh theater.
Prayer by Rev, Jewell Howard.
Address OF welcome by II. r. San
born, chairman Chamber OF Com
merce.
Response by Jasper n. Hancy Of
Canyon City.
Sugar beet program, p. m, to
2;iO p. M. Col. Harry r. Groom
chairman
Broom corn program, 2;4O to $40
p, M, w. b. Patterson, chairman.
Corn culture program, $40 to
4;20 p, NJ, W. S. Roberts, chair
man.
Poultry producing program, AGO
p, M e. r. Allison, chairman.
Friday, Jan. 10.
Hog growing program, 10 a. m
ia II a, m. L, B. Mitchell, chair
man,
Finishing young steers program
II a. m. to IL M, Henry G. Hard
ing, chairman.
DairyIng program, p. m. to 2:4O
p. M, G G. Kilbourn. chairman.
Truck garden program, 2;4O to
1920 p. m, George Works, chairman.
Alfalfa growing program, $50 p.
M, r. b. NeWcome, chairman.
Saturday, Jan. II.
Small grain program, 10 a. m. to
1910 a. M, I. G. Carter, chairman.
Sheep raising program, 1910 to
1890 a. M, Z. c. Lee, chairman.
Cotton growing program, 1920 to
II M, chairman TO be supplied.
2 p. M, organization OF CONNER
ia clubs, real estate firms, land
iwners, and others interested in the
Advancement of the Panhandle coun-
try into one organization.
We will have men OF national rep
ltatlon to address us on the advis-
}bility OF such an organization.
immigration program. s p. M, p.
y. Person, chairman.
]. H. AVERY,
Chairman Program Committee.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
CLEANING STREET CAR TRACK
Getting Ready for Actual Operation
Over the Lines.

OcUiuR IFduy ION hCludi OptTdIiOi
Over the Lines.
A force of men Is at work today
exhuming the track OF the street
railway from the mud which has hid
den II from view much OF the time
lately. The rail bonding is complete
over the lines in the main part of
che city and as soon as the work Of
cleaning off the track is done the
hines will be ready for operation oS
the cars.
All the power house and at the car
barns other workmen are getting the
machinery and the rolling stock
ready for the final test and actual
operation. In the main the machiny
cry Is highly satisfactory but slight
imperfections due to handling dur
ing shipment are being found and as
rapidly as possible these are being
overcome. Under the original con-
tracts with the factories, the COM
pany would have had ample time for
testing out all machinery before it
was accepted for use here but much
of the machinery arrived so late that
little time is given for tests before
actual use must be made Of it. The
company does not, however, antici-
pate further serious delays on this
account, and expects to get to train
Ing It's operating force within a few
days.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
90 '.f
Pennsylvania Dividend.

Philadelphia, Pa Dec 3la-The
Pennsylvania company today paid a
semi-annual dividend Of 4, per. cent
to all stockholders Of record on De-
cember 2S. The previous semi-an-
nual dividend of this company, which
controls the lines of the Pennsyl-
vanla railroad west of Pittsburg. was
3 per cent, so today's dividend places
II on the same basis this year as
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
New Years In Mexico.

City OF Mexico, Dec. Sl,--A cele-
bration and ball by the German cluo
OF Mexico and many other social ar
fairs and demonstrations, in which
both foreign residents and natives
will participate, will marke the ar
rival OF the new year in the Mexican
capital.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
Exempt North German Lloyd.

New York; Dec. 3t.--Beginning
tomorrow, the North German Lloyd
Steamship company will assume the
exclusive control and management of
the Mediterranean-Le service
heretofore managed by the German
Levant line, The North German
Lloyd will add to the line next
month its steamers Bayern, the Sach-
sen aud the Preussen, each of $500
tons and 1000 horse power, and will
operate in conjunction with the
steamships Skuatri and Therapia,
leaving Marseilles or Genoa weekly
and calling at Naples, Athens, smyr-
ma, Constantinople and Black Sea
pests. a.,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
FIRE LESS IN FRISCO,
Frame Wholesale Houses Destroyed
H. u This Morning.

Associated Press
San Francisco, Dec. Sl.-Fire this
morning wiped out half a block OF
temporary structures on Drumm,
Washington and oregon streets, and
threatened to destroy the entire
wholesale and produce commission
district. The loss is estimated at
100000.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
Mitchell at Health Resort.

Associated Press.
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, Dec. 3D..
John Mitchell, president of the Unit
ed Mine Workers, has arrived here
to take the waters and treatment for
hts health. He intends to remaip
about three weeks.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

Miss Lena Brack returned today
after a months visit at Fresno and
other points in California,
Tom w. Barnes is back from TT.
Worth, where he was called on ac-
count OF the death of his sister Miss
Pattie Barnes.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

L. w. Avery, the ruster of Far
well, representing the Capital Free
hold Land & Investment company.
was shaking hands with Amarillo
friends Sunday, Mr.. Avery has just
returned from a visit in the South
and East.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

Campbell building is the new Lyons
building, a Handsome two story brick
3OxtOO, With this building half OF
that block Is built solid with brick
buildings, The old frame buildings
in this block have been rebuilt so
that II presents a creditable appear
anoe and Il now houses two business
es. Across the Street on the corner
OF Fourth and Taylor, work on the
second story OF the new Wayland
building Ii nearly finished, Further
south on the west side OF the street
concrete contractors are at work to-
day putting In the basement floor
and foundations for the S0x1O0 two
story and basement building which
the II. II. Davenport company Is
erecting for the new telephone COM
pauy. 'r
Fifth street. west Of Polk, presents
two new buildings In the two story
brick annex 10, the Blvins building
aud the two story 40N8O building
being completed, for the Mum Tele-
phone company. Sixth street west
OF Polk, has also taken on a bust
ness like appearance with a two
story brick office building OF the
Panhandle Lumber company and the
6Ox14O brick block OF store build
ings erected on the north side OF the
street by Charles L. Green.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
Nearly Three Blocks Of Front.

Set alongside Of each other with
their fronts on the same street the
brick buildings erected and nearly
completed in Amarillo this year
would reach about $50 feet, or two
blocks and half This does not
include the public buildings nor does
It include buildings erected in other
parts OF town away from the busl-
ness center In such figures does
the building progress OF Amarillo
during 1907 speak for Itself. This
list makes no mention OF the won
derful progress insresidence construc-
ton, of the building operations of
the railroads, and of other enter
prises brought into form during the
year. a. o' 90 D''
1907 Has Been aiBig Year.
But 1908 leaves a. generous her
ltage OF work well begun and of new
and rich opportunities which 1908
will take up and wilianext year mark
to its credit. isI'ts3
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
Building the Opera House.

Work on the opera house Is going
forward and although this, the big
gest single building in the Panhan-
die, will not be completed TIL we'll
on i'm 1908, II was planned and has
taken definite form In 1907. Brick
work on this structure which covers
60x12O is now nearly done on the
third story. dBhe main auditorium
which is the first floor, balcony and
gallery. will seatn I 200 within fun
view of a completely equipped stage,
is in shape so that an idea may be
had OF the appearance of the com
pleted theater. most faHoO
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
Public, Buildings.

The Methodist. church was already
under way when 1907 wRs ushered
In but II has been completed and
paid for tn 1907. Across the street
from Il much OF the brick work for
the stately edifico that will house the
Baptist church has been done.
Slightly removed from Polk street
and the business sectioD, builders are
at work on the new home for the
Amarillo lodge of Elks. Delays such
as only lodges and churches know
have kept this building from taking
form as rapidly as the enthusiasm
OF brother Elks would dictate, but
the new home was made possible and
has been we'll begun In 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01
What Ails Youl

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bitter or bad taste In morning, "heart-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
William Henry Harrison and Mary
Hart. August H. 1908, male.
Edgar f. and Olga Seyfert. August
Is. 1905 female.
Benjamne and Mary Augustine, Au.
gust II. 1908. female.
Edward A. and Rose c. Theurer. Au-
gust IA. 1908. male.
Daniel and Josephine Flanagan. July
81, 1908. male.
Manuel I. and Lulu NJ Walter, August
1. 1908. female.
Arthur and Minnie Quarles. August L.
1906 female.
Edward l. and Mary Ellen Brosnahan.
August II. 1908, male.
Thomas and Ella Morris. August Il,
1908. male.
William H. and Elsie beavers. August
IT, 1908. male.
Fred and Maud L. Bashford. August
16 1908, female.
Lucian and katherine Gray. August
16 1908. male.
Clarence and Flora Cheek, August 16,
1908. male.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20

Miss, Maami Bankard Stewart and Dr.
William Raymond Moulden were married
last evening at o'clock in Grace Church.
Woodside. Md. The bride Is the daughter
Of Mrs. A. 0. and the late Lieut.. John L.
Stewart Of the navy. She received her
education at the National Park Seminary
and the Visitation Academy OF this city.
The groom is a graduate Of George Wash
ington University, class of 1900. who.
years IN the Philippines as civil surgeon
and now resides at Friendship Heights.
The ceremony was performed by the
venerable Archdeacon Graham of La
Plata. Md: Tho brides brother. the Rev:
Marshall Bower Stewart of the General
Theological Seminary OF New York city,
escorted the bride. Mr. George Brown
Prindle OF this city was best man. Miss
Josephine Stewart. sister of the bride.
was maid Of honor. The ushers were Drs.
Thomas F. Lowe. The bride wore
princess gown of jusi cloth over white
taffeta, trimmed with real lace worn by
her grsat-gra ndmother. Her tulle veil
that worn by her mother at the time of
her marriage. She wore a pearl necklace.
The maid OF honor wore pink Chinese
silk trimmed with lace and carried pink
roses. The brides travelling suit was OF
blue rajah silk. with hat to match. Miss
Carol Getty. granddaughter of the late
Gen. George w. Getty, was flower girl
and Miss Edna James Sheehy sang the
wedding hymn. 1.-The Voice That
Breathed Ger Eden" prior to the en-
was decorated with white nydrangeas
against a background Of palms. After the
ceremony a reception was held at the
home of the brides mother. the An
choraSe. following which the couple left
for northern trip.
After October DR.. and Mrs. Mouiden
will be at home to their friends at Friend
ship Heights.