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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

mente Ol LIDO. CHI. Hartgel eltuyo hoy
viAitando al gobGrnadoF.
Ell gobsrnNdor hR COnGedi1o Ia liba1'
tad bRjo pRlabra & los confnadoB Juan
Bonhoms Rivera, Miguel Herrera, BrAu'
Iio VizCarrondo, Juan Ortiz Rivera, Casi'
miro LabOy Esf11 , Rafiao Rodriguez
-El alcRIdO municipal de Rio Pio3rRR,
Eemite 81 depsTtamsnto ConsoIida 10, sl
pEoyeoto pianos pFs8entRdoS por Ia Bocie'
dad oBpE n lIa de "Auxilio MGtuo" para Ia
construction de un BsDatoric.
La Hefio1a Carmen Costa, vscins
do Guyana BOlicita del director de SAM
dad el psTmiSo para tFRslRdaF al cemsnte'
r;o de Arroyo IoB 70 .toB dc 90 hijo julie
BsFHfos.
Sc ha dado oEden 6 10 poIicfs inBular
Eara qua proceeds lR C8ptuTR y entFega
en- el penal del Confnado Gil Torres Mora
lsS que fu6 puegto en- ibsEtsd bAjo pa
labER.
-Ha tsnido hoy sl mayor n6mero de
votes en- el CertRmen de belIezs" ls lin
dA BenoTits qua IlsvS el LENA "JuRna
Di&z". En- lR pE6xtm8 BOmRnR publica'
rsmoa luB fott gtAbadoB de las Fef8Eids8
sefioTitaB elFgidRs On sl ''CeEtaman', un dis
Of y otrO no y cAdR vez lR que Ggs dia hB
y8 obtenido el mayor n6mero de votoF.
En- ban Juan hay muCho GntugiRgmo poT
el "oeEtRmsn" y 30 nos inf0Em0 que mu'
ch1s psrBonRB GstRn guaTdando toUpo'
nsB" para preBsnt2r do pronto un gran
Z 4 neH0S de voto8 para el ELENA" que
cream dtbs MERCER 81 primer pEemio.
Ell g. II r Bsnigno Affigoe, mdsico de
IG banda inBulRE, h8 Bido ContrRtRdo por
dos tfi9B mas.
-Ssg6a las notss gus pub!iCamoB aver
do ManRtf, % anunCis ALI lR Ilegsda de
IN Circo tiEulAdo ''LAs tres bandsTas' el
que funciona aquf con OGe nombre no tiene
auCuFsRlsB en la iBla, pues el ciEco de "LaB
traB bandeTas' Oh de los flores PoEtsIl,
Garcia y Comp. = eB del q. 10 hR ocupRdO
la prsn8R de San Juan.
-Sa encUentFA an OAtG Ciu lad el u.flE
SAntisgo Siffe, que reside en HamacRo y
eBtRr6 Rlgunos diRG On lR ciudad en- asun
toB paEticplsEss,
Aver viait6 eatiB cfcinAH el Rfi3E
Francisco ATr0d0ndC, TepTsBentsnto ge'
neral de Ia MeTgsnthAIs Linotype Com
pGny Tribune BiriIding. IN W York, en-
Cuba, eBtAblecido en- lR HabanR. BuGnog
neg:cios 10 dessAmoE.
-OuAtEo polic1aB uu tabo han side
dsstiaados ri pueHto del 'SsbOruco" On
SRntuEce Han side dsGtir 1on RdemG8 {
preltar servicio en- SAnturce dos dsteC-
tivsG."
La Demans anterior 30 hB Ce!ebTado
con 6x;to complete las ConfsEsnciAg del
Iuatituto de MaestroBen los diItritoB esc0
! laEsD do Camu', Aguadilia y LaEeG Eu
ellos ha tornado pS1ts 81 Sab ComiBionRdo
do obstruction, Mr.. F. D. Haddock, quiOu
regreU6 ayer taFde hoy 90 0nCuontrR en-
81 cfcinR del DspaFtGmOntO dc InBtrUC
Ci6D.
En- 81 DspsEtamsnto do Instruction
han sido Fscibidas Les pTopu0BtRG do m'eB
troO elsvadas pOF lac JuntSB EuC0laEeO de
San Gorm6n, Fsjardo, Las MaEfaB, CiGlOl
, Dorado.
Ell COmiaionado de obstruction ha
aCeptRdo 81 terEOno del bAEEi0 Rio ATTibR,
muniCip0lidud de ATscibo, que fQ6OedidG
poT 81 Etfi1E don jose Victor Gimsnsz con
obieto de que ALI 90 ConBtEuyG una O8Cua
lR rural.
-Hsu sido aprObAda8 pOE 0l Oomi8iO
nAdO de Instruction , d0yueltR8 & Lea Eel
paCtivNU JuntaD, Lea pEopusataG de RAel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

PE1AGOGIGAS.
TeBdran IBgaF en- NIanatf los dfas
l3 Y is,
Han sId0 dosgHldO8 8 GOmIits para rOeoDCIoD,
VGIada J G0BfGE0aGIa8.

HemoB Hido coEt6BmGnts invitRdoB para
aBiBtir les ConfaFsnCiag psdag6gicsB de
loB mReBtrcB Dc VegA Alta, VFga Bpjs,
Dorado, BArcelonets, Gales, Morovig y
ManAtf, que tsndr6n lBgar ca Msn2t5,
duVaots los dfaB 1S 18 del OorFiente.
DichsB CoufsFeneiRg tandr6n BeeioneB pbF
la ms fins, poF 10 taUd0 ? poF ls ncche.
Las neBi0neB de l8 ms q me 90 dadicaF6n
diacOtir aauntoB F0'aCionado1 con el tFa'
be 10 diRRio de la eBCuels. Las de In
taTde IN dstenidO eHtudio de ana obx8
psdsg6giOa de Tecisnts publication. Este
eBtuaio 90 hsr6 on AmbeR idiomRB, y pre-
poEcionRrG les maeItFog idssB nUeVaB
RCercA del trRbs 10 escOlaf.
Solo loB ma9StEoB padF6n aBiBtir & Ian
SaBione8 de la mAhana y de ls tRrds.
Las gssioneB dc ls nc0ha seE6n pdb'ica8
y 90 sUpsF8 que impoEtantaB oFAdoFs1 do
lG iAlB tOmRF6n paFt9 en- elIRB.
oABf miSmo Ba diBponG 10 n0cegREio para
pEopoFCionaE los viaitSntag ratios de Bolag,
Gdem6B de los de inBtructivo tEabsio.
Como 90 eBpGTR que RsiStiT6 IN gran
nGmeFo de mRestEoB, 90 C0nvsniente que les
visitantsB B0 diFij8n Rntici pRdaments
don Leopoldo Sandoval, PreDid0nt0 del
Oomit6 de Reception, on Manatf, quian 90
sncATgaF6 de pFopoFciOnarleB alojamisnto.
Para atsnder lR FeCspcicn de los mSeE'
tFoB, propoFcionaTlss una psFmanencis
0gradabIs On la looRlidad, y al tE0bsjo de
10 confereuCi0, 90 han nombFadO loG o.
gui0ntes Comit6l:
Comit6 do reception: pEeBide1tp, Hsfior
LeOpoldo BapdovaI, WG3Ea GEacia M. de
Ron ? 8ofioritR Carmen OssalIaR
O:mit6 do velads: presidents, De1oF Fer.
nando CALICO, sefioTita Julia Sanchez y
BefioFits Elena IGuRrino.
Oomit6 do Confsroncias: s0foreI JeB6V
M. ROdEfguos, Luis Ointr6n y LeopOldo
8And0val.
suscribsn Ia retsrida invitACi6n Loo ne'
hore8 Roger L. Conant, 8uperintendente
general, director; z. G. Staples, Buporvi.
sing principal, Msnatf district; e. Rios
Casollt1, sapsEviaiDg principal, CiAleI =
Juan P. BlanCo, SupeEviaiDg principal,
Vega Bsja.
Entimamou Ia oorteOfa de Lon rsfsridOU
8Gflore8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

TOdO Ell Sisten7a Afectado.
La Sra. James Golloher, Norwood,
Ontario, Canada, escrtbe como sigue:
"Estuve padeciendo de catarro del sis
tema por Cerca de dos amos.
"En tempo humedo no podfa trabajar
pues me do1a la espalda y los Iados, y
creia que ST pronto no encontraba algo
que me curara, no yivirfa mucho.
"Supe que la Pesuna habia curado q
miles que tenfan la misma enfermedad,
J me decide a tomarla,
"Note un gran cambio al concluir el
primer frasCo.
CompIetamente Curada.
"He tornado cinco frascos y estoy com.
pletamente curada.
IA DR.. Hartman doy las mas ex.
prestvas gracias por sus tan oondadosos
consej JOS. ~. Golioher
E. DIR. Hartman dara consoles medi.
cos gratis q todo Ell que 10 soltcite.
La muJer que desee ponerse bajo su
tratamiento, puede escribirle Immediate
meEte, y envtarle una description COM
pleta de su edad estado de vida. sim
tomas J su enfernedad = previo trata'
miento.
COnse}0 Del Or. Hartman.
Sra. Lizzie Sharpe, 2O3 Friendship ST.,
Providence, r, l., escribe como sigue*.
"Hace algdn tempo lie escribf solici-
tando sus consoles medicos.
"Seguf sus consoles y tome sus medi-
cinas durante cinco semanas Y gracias
q usted Doctor, me siento bien de
Salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

-Ss aucuentra en- ests ciudsd ol senior
L0onciO BaFFsiFO, dc HumaCac.
e. LuneB proximo iT6 CoRno, On
uqo de licencia, ell director de SRuidad del
Dspavtamento dc Carload. sanidRd ,
PGi ZONES, doctor Tomas VR2quss, que
ragar6 ALI una tsmpoFads.
-Por IN eFror de CoErscO' On, Be dics
q o: On Ia ravista de 10 q TINA BsBiou
del CoaEejo Ejscutivo, que 81 ''otrc doctor
90 opugo Is conceAiOn al municipiO de
Arroyo para BubREtaF CaEns duFsnt0 asin
msBag. D .bs decir mo ae opuso''. La
ordonansR foe sprobada ain opoBici6n'
VsJga la aCIRrROi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

CHARLES WERE, Corrsdtr de Rdua.
ne, tomiHioniatA On general. Agents de
las acFsditAdaH ceEvszAB SALVATORE" y
'L0WEh BRAU" alsmAnas. Agsnts espa.
ciRl para Puerto Rico de IR conocidR ffbFi'
ca de licorsB MARIE BRlZARl' , de los mGH
GCrsditAdos vinoB de Burde0B. Agsnts
general de la gran fibrica international
ds conBsIvaB "Le Soleil" Malinsg, do Bel.
gicB, Of3inaB Tanca nGmeKo l. TaIefo.
40 371. B 223. Prontitud, baratuFR ?
nDguridRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11
RestauEadnE vial de RirnEd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ca
IantiZadO. PreciO $1-OO, orc. Siempre 10
venta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curadO OtrOs, 10 curaaV 30
BOlicitan pedidOs pOr cOrreO.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
WILL PLAY FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP

New York Feb. 1O,-Practically
all the expert plaoers in the country
have entered the National indoor
lawn tennis championships. 1t is ex-
pected that the finals will be decided
on Wednesday or Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth II. Moore, who won
the indoor title in the singles last
year, will be required to play
through, as there will be no chal-
lenge match as was the old system.
The opening matches OF the mems
championship tournaments which
will entirely separate from the wo-
mems meeting. will begin on the aft
ernoon OF Friday, Feb. 81. This Is
several days later than on any pre-
vious year OF the Tournaments. 1t is
believed that with Saturday, Feb. %,
that it will be possible for the men
to work through to the third round
OF both the singles and doubles so
that the following week the players
will not be unduly forced to play off
number OF matches under adverse
conditions, In both events the cham
pions OF last year, Theodore r. Pell,
in singles and Harold H. Hackett
and Frederick B. Alexander, in the
doubles, will he compelled to play
through in order to defend their t.
ties.
President Cragin said that already
a majority of the ranking men of
the country had entered There is
also a host OF collogians. Their num-
Der will be augmented, as before the
mems indoor National the Seventh
Regiment team will meet teams rep
resenting Columbia, Princeton, Har-
ward, and the Boston Cadet Corps on
the home courts. Many fthe lead
ing players are practising in other
armories. and the eight days OF play
allotted to the tournament are re-
garded as none too many.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
Unique Marriage.

In Sumner county Tennessee,
lives an Irish magistrate, man of
liberal education and a full quota of
that mother wit for which his peo-
pie are noted. A short time ago a
negro pair named Jim and Bet called
upon the squire" to be united for
better or for worse" probably the
latter. Having had some notice of
their coming he prepared and actu-
ally used this unique ceremony:
Jim, will you take Bet,
Without any regret
To love and to cherish,
Till one of you perish
And is laid under the sod,
SO help you God"
Jim having given The usual affirm
.ative answer, the Squire" turned to
Bet.
Bet. will you take Jim
And cling to him,
Both out and in
Through thick and thin,
Holding him TO your heart
Till death do you part?"
BHt modestly acquiesced aud the
newly married couple were dismiss
ed with this topper over ALL"
Through LIES alternate JOY and
strife,
| now pronounce you man and wife,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

carrier engaged In handling inter
state commerce may discharge an
employe and assign no reason beyond
the fact that he belongs TO labor
organization. The decision was In
the case OF william Adair, master
mechanic OF the Louisville g. Nash
vile railroad, who was fined 800
In district court In Kentucky for
discharglng one william Coppage, an
engineer because he belonged TO a
labor union. The action was brought
under the Erdman act OF 1898, and
the case was appealed until II reach
ed the supreme court Two justices,
Holmes and McKenna, dlssented.
In giving the decision, Justice Ilar-
Ian says that the tenth section OF the
Erdman act Is unconstitutional, in
that Il Is an invasion OF the persona
liberty as well as the right OF prop
erty guaranteed by the fifth amend
ment Of the constitution. He further
says that at Is not within the func-
lions OF governmental least in the
absence OF contract between the par
ties-to compel any person In the
course OF his business and against
his will 10 accept or rotain the per-
sonal services OF another, or to com
pei any person against his will to
perform personal services for an
other The right OF one person to
sell labor upon such terms az he
deems proper IL. In It's essence, the
same ~ the right OF the purchaser
OF labor 10 prescribe the conditions
upon which he will accept such labor
from the person offering TO sell IT,
So the right OF the employe to quit
the service OF the employer for what
ever reason, is the same as the right
OF the employer, for whatever rea-
son. to dispense with the services
OF such employe." II Is thought that
the decision will have considerable
bearing on the attitude OF the poll
ticians In anticipation OF the presl-
dental campaign.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
Matrimonial Mlx.Up in Court.
special Dol Dam pAnhandle.

Special 10 Daily Panhandle,
Newark, y, Jn Feb. lO,-A no,
vel matrimonial mlS-up will be aired
In court here tomorrow, when Err
neat r. Rogers, who in last May OBJ
tained divorce from his wife, now
Mrs, Lillian r, Sweeney, Is cited 10
show cause why an order made last
July giving his the custody OF their
two boys, Robert, 5-years old, and
George Sugars old, should not be SET
aside, Mrs Sweeney denies that
she consented to the order as Is stat
ed IN II, She says the children are
being treated vita great cruelty by
Rogers and their stepmothor
Soon after the divorce Mrs, Rogers
married the correspondent, John NJ.
Sweeney. and her former husband
married Sweeney's sister, Mrs Rog-
ers claims that her children are fire.
quently beaten by her sister-in-law,
She also alleges that Rogers has at
no time shown any fondness for the
children. The order is rcturnable
tomorrow.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

Just at this time OF year the big
mail houses are flooding the coun-
try with neatly gotten up catalogues
quoting attractive prices on staple
articles land containing attractive
pictures) and making all sorts Of big
sounding statements for your cash,
We notice that there is no place In
any OF the catalogues where they
offer TO exchange their goods for the
farmers eggs, poultry, butter or any
other kind OF produce, nor Is there
any place where they say that they
will credit you when your wife gets
sick and your cash surplusage is be-
ginning to get short, they do not
promise 10 extend You penny's
wortl OF credit, hut make you pay
cash and freight for the goods and
buy sight unseen, II anything is
wrong or the goods do not suit you
they do not exchange them for you,
or II they do YOU have to pay the
freight on the first, two ways and on
that which you exchange one way, be
without the goods and your money
for weeks and weeks and even
months, besides, as the common ex-
preston goes, losing your religion,
They do not pay taxes into our city
and county treasury, with which our
schools are maintained, roads,
bridges and other improvements are
built, They do not contribute to
our churches, charitable Institutions
nor to our poor, They have no in
terests whatever in you or your town.
These Things your home merchant
has.-Elida News,
Division OF labor is the natural
outcome OF development, because no
man can be Jack OF all trades" and
succeed. II the farmer brings his
produce to his home merchant and
invests the money with a concern in
another section OF the country, he is
robbing the merchant of his rights.
He Is unfair and must expect to get
worsted in the end.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
PAPERS STARTED PANIC,

There was no other agency to do It,
There Is no other agency so power
ful In disseminating the truth. AZ
the first crash the newspapers real
lied that conditions did not warrant
a panic, and almost before II had be-
gun they were pointing out this basic
truth, says writer in Appleton's
magazine. on the cars, In offices,
or on the street the amnIpresent
American expression. Il see by the
papers quickly became one not OF
depression but OF hope. Whyg Be-
cause the optimism OF true conditions
was emphasized by the press.
Many and many deposltor who
had no first-hand knowledge OF the
situation turned to his daily paper
and was comforted. Many and many
q family, removed from the financial
centers. obtained all lis Information
from and based its action on the In
formation purveyed by the press.
Just SO fast as anyone was made to
understand the true situation. OF
which the panic was the last logical
outcome, just n fSp. as tho Obvious
which the public had forgotten In It's
fear was made obvious, so fast was
the danger OF panic eliminated.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
Tr-State "Bubhle" Show.

Detroit, Mich, Feb, 10.-Wlth all
the leading manufacturers of motor
cars, accessories and motor cycles
represented, the annual show OF the
Tri-State Automobile association was
opened today in the Light Guard Ar
mory. The interior OF the building
has been decorated in a beautiful
combination OF maroon and white,
making beautiful setting for the
most complete display Of automo-
biles ever held in Detroit.
A novelty never before seen at any
exhibition is a gyroscope automobile
built by Detroit firm. The gyro-
scope is a device consisting OF a
wheel which reyolves in such a way
as to preserve the equilibrium of the
car or other object in which it is
placed BY means of it, is claimed,
railroad trains as well as motor cars
can be run on a single wheel.
The present show is the seventh in
the history of the Trl-State Auto.
mobile association 1t will remain
open throughout the week.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

The late John Irwin OF beloved
memory when minister 10 Portugal,
became a great friend OF King Carlos
who, together with his eldest son,
yaA shot down and killed by assas-
Sins In Lisbon Saturday, According
10 Mr., Irwin, the king was a jovial
monarch, very companiosble and the
sort OF fellow one likes to put in an
hour or so with over good cigar,
Although h'\ family had been kings
ot Portugal Since time began, Carlos
was a very bashful monarch. hating
all sorts OF display and dreading ev-
cry royal function in which he was
obliged to take part.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

It's always the other fellow who Is
to be censured; B. f. Yoakum,
chairman OF the Rock Island Frisco
system Of railroads, writes in the
PHILADELPHIA Saturday Evening Post
that within the last year the legisa-
lures OF fourteen states in which the
Rock Island-Frisco system operates,
five hundred and sixty railroad laws
have been passed, not ore OF which
was calculated to increase railroad
earnings Very many OF these laws
were radical and unjust.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
EXCHANGE COMMENT.


A people can never be great and
free, that depends upon laws to con-
troll their morals and habits. We be-
lieve in the highest type OF manhood
and womanhood, but the better way
and only way to attain this is TO
appeal to the individuals sense Of
right, not attempt to force them by
law to "be good" The history OF
bhe ages warnns us against too much
law but the American people seem
to pay no heed to the lesson that
other nations aid to learn, and in
refusing to learn persisted, From
too many and burdensome laws in
time we will come, II we do not stop,
to point to where the people will
smash the whole governmental fab
ric. Read the history OF the dead
and the living nations OF the old
world II you doubt what we say on
the subject. The American people
are law mad on nearly every qqes-
ton, Baird Star,
II the American people in their
entirety were on an equal with the
saints Il might not be necessary to
have any laws, II every man, wo-
man and child observed the Golden
Rule there would be little need of
a government. These conditions do
not, and probably never will exist.
To the man who tries to do the right
thing by his fellow men, the above
item holds little interest, He is not
affected by laws.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

An uncrowned old King went TO
his little palace one night under the
Influence OF King Alcohol, AZ usual,
His unhappy wife let him In at the
door and burst into tears and said;
Husband, why do YOU come home
every night in this drunken condl-
tlon?"
why" he said, "my dear, YOU are
so pretty that llst naturally love
to look at you double!"--Tucumcari
Sun.
Which goes to show that up to
date Dame Fortune has overlooked a
most capable diplomat,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13
AN ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT.

The Chicago Inter Ocean, one Of
the stand-pat Republican organs, at
tacks the President with vengeance
and = bitterness tina. Is only exceed
eddy rs unreasonabieness, The fol-
lowing are some extracts Of near
1.-TWO column editorial in the sun
day. Issue:
rphough explaining, Incidentally.
thatsthere are stlll honest men among
uslwho need not fear. he rakes the
cesspccIs Of city. state, and national
scandals. RE digs into the ash heaps
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

Charles Martin is home from n
few weeks trip back to his old home
in Paramount, West va.
G. w Schuessler, OF Dallas. is here
looking over the Amarillo country
with the view of locating here
Leo and Albert Biyins leave this
evening for a business trip to Mex
leo City and other points N old
Mexico.
J. NJ. Devine, of Lincoln. Mob, and
David Fowler, Of Fremont, in the
same state, are two Panhandle i'm
migration promoters who called at
the naily Panhandle office this morn
ing.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

Tlsdelle, the latest bankrupt pri-
vate banker OF Chicago, claims to
own a big interest in an island named
Padre In the Gulf of Mexico, and de-
clared that the wealth OF this island
In asphalt Is sufficient to pay his
creditors ten times over The worst
feature OF the matter is that he has
neevr seen the island and does not
know Just where located. AZ the
foot OF the financial rainbow, prob
ably
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

My wife is mad at me, Last night
she had a pain In her back and want
ed me 10 rub II with arnica, ! rub
bed Il. and next morning discovered
that had substituted bottle OF red
stain I had been using on the leath-
or furniture don't see anything
to get mad about stopped the
pain, and makes beautiful polish.
Elk,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

A Los Angeles court has decided
that a pedestrian who doesn't get out
of the way OF an automobile cannot
be charged with contributory negli-
gence and has awarded $1,000 dam
ages to man who was run down.
The effect Of the decision is to put
a premium on injuries BY automo-
biles.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

The Prohibition party is arranging
to make its campaign this fall the
most vigorous since the party was or
ganized. Tons OF literature will be
distributed broadcast and speakers
will be heard on the stump in every
part OF the country. The heaviest
guns will be trained on those south
ern states that are believed to be al
ready on the verge of enacting prohi-
bition legislation.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

Queen Amelie OF Portugal must be
added TO the worlds heroines. Her
conduct through the shocking atroc-
ity which robbed her In the twink
ling OF an eye OF husband and son
was such as to arouse the greatest
admiration OF the universe The
sympathy Of all good people oil over
\ Ne wide world is extended her In
her hour OF sorrow.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

A scientist says woman can. by
the use OF radium, keep young and
beautiful for hundred years As
radium sells for only 100000 an
ounce no woman has any excuse for
being either ugly or old.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

Walter Wellman claims that Taft
Will have at least twenty Of the TWEEN
iy-elght votes OF Michigan In the Re-
publican national convention and
that the state delegation may be
unanimous for his nomination,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

In view OF the fact that both single
and married women seem determined
to spend their money for titles, 1t
might be a good thing for congress
to confer some such degree on our
hopeless bachelors and thus keep the
money in this country.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-13

A train struck a mule in Colorado
the other day and killed II, No par
ticulars are given, but the death OF
the mule is prlma facie evidence that
the train took an unfair advantage
OF some kind.