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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-09-18

as J1e ildnu OIL industry JTdHS-
forms these broad plains into
vast fields of golden grain-be-
decked here and there with farm
houses, church houses, orchards,
school houses, villages, towns
and cities, inhabited by dense |
population, cOsmO politan in
makeup, Writ uOus, prosperous
and happy. This is the picture
that opens up to the view of The
Echo and which prophecy will be !
fully realized in few short
years. Kind reader, mark the
prediction, and lend us your
cheering presence in this favored
locality, where nature has made
extraordinary eXertions to make
one spot on earth more beautiful
than all others. Added to the |
lavish hand of nature, the genius
of man can and will make of this |
beautiful country, poets dream |
of lOvelineSS. TO die in such a |
place as this is a luxury that |
thousands of our unfortunate |
fellow beings might very consist
emily crave. But to live here, is
bliss in the superlative degree.
The history of the growth and
development of this glorious
country will be found in the Echo
each week from now on, until it
gets beyond the power of pen
and press to describe.
Yours truly,
JOHN w. EDGELL."
The Echo had seven columns
and was four pages in size
and contained many items of in
terest which we would like to
note. 1t was dated August Sth,
1890, and contained the cards of
candidates for the various Offices
in the county. H. H. Wallace and
w. B. Plemmens were running
for district Judge; H. g. Gath
right for district attorney; M. M.
MCGEE and f. Brooks for county
Judge; w. F. Heller and James
Patton for county and district
clerk; ]. T. Atkinson for as
SCISSOR: Sam Wise and M. V.
Kinney for sheriff and tax collec-
tor: Alexander George, j. w.
Turner and J. w. Cartwright for
county treasurer; Andrew Nc
Clellan for county attorney; ).
G.. Hatchell, commissioner pre-
cinct No. 1, and W. {. Baird,
commissioner of precinct No. |.
The paper boasted that Ran
doll county had one of the best
and most substantial court
houses in this portion of the
state. 1t gave report of a dem
ocratic mass meeting held July
26, 1890. Said that several adj
vertisements were unavoidably
crowded out that week.
Among the advertisers the fol
lowing had display ads: First
National Bank of Amarillo with
capital of S50,000.00; MCGEE q
Dowlen, attorneys and land
agents; T-AnchOr saloon, Moore
& Patton, Props; Albert Ham
. mond, blacksmith; Edgell a Nc
Clelland, real estate agents;
1 Smith & Walker, successors to
| Burns, Walker & Co., general
: merchants, Amarillo; M. L.
! Jones Lumber Co.; Amarillo and
5 Estacado Mail and Stage Line,
tri-weekly trips; Atkinson &
Wise, livery stable; S. E. Roberts.
5 general merchant; G.. w. Tucker,
, drugs, Amarillo; Fuqua & Wealth
5 erford. successors to II. II. Cor
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
OPERAS OF A SATURDAY.

A winter Saturday fails OF expectations nowadays
when Il falls TO bring total OF seven or eight
thousand persons TO the city's two opera houses.
Despite yesterdays weather there must have been
at least that many auditors in the throngs that
twice crowded the Manhattan to its capacity,
and that at both the matinee and the evening
performances gave the Metropolitan the ap-
pearance of being comfortably filled Mr.. Ham
Inerstein's attraction III the afternoon the
singer at the moment most in the public
eve: in the evening his appeal through
an opera new this season to the majority OF its
American hearers, interpreted by notably
strong in its male contingent. That Sgnorina
Tetrazzinfs achievements lose little OF their po-
tency with familiarity seems to be indicated by
the size and interest Of her audiences The matinee
assem- blage that sat stood through the three
hours of 'Rigoletto yesterday left doubt of
its Measure in her singing. in the work OF Mr..
Bassi and Mr.. Sammarco- II was Tales of HoT-
mann that set the evening throng streaming
through the Manhattan's portals, and In II Mr..
Dalmores Mr.. Renaud, Miss Zeppih, Nine. Jo-
neIli Miss Trentini and the rest occupied their
familiar roles, while Mr. Chaarlier conducted. Mr..
Dalrnores and Mr.. Remand contributed moments Of
thrilling beauty and power.
Rossini in the afternoon and Puccini at night kept
the Metropolitan Opera House filed with melody
Yesterday. Nine. Semhrich, Mr.. Bonc and Mr..
Campanari provided most OF the charm that
marked II Barbiere di Sgiglia and the matinee
folk enjoyed them TO the utmost. "Madama But
terfiy" had as its heroine Miss Geraldine Farrar.
whose lovely voice and deepening combine TO
indicate that this gifted young American soprano
Is likely remain for many years operate
factor TO be reckoned with
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Mrs Beerbohm Tree arrived here yesterday on
the steamship Lusitania to join Mrs. Campbells
company in the production of Electra which
will be effected in few weeks at the Garden
Theatre. Mrs. Tree will inpersonate the character
of Ciytep1nestra.
Daly's Theatre will be closed all this week. the
final performance of Society and the Bulldog
having occurred last night. Tomorrow new scenery
Will be built the stage Of that theatre for the
numerous plays IN which Miss Nethersole is to
appear Her engagement there begins week from
tomorrow night
Miss Edith Mathison arrived here yesterday from
London She will join Henry Millers company
day. and next week will the part OF Ruth
Jordan in The Great Divide" Miss Margaret
Angn having decided to make professional visit
TO Australia. Later in the season Mr. Miller will
present Miss Mathison in two plays by her
husband. Charles Ram Kennedy. They are en-
titled THE Servant in the House" and The
Winter Feast
1t was made known yesterday that Henry Lud-
lowe would begin engagement at the Biiou
Theatre on February II, presenting repertory OF
plays to include Richard III and 'The Merchant
of Venice"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
NINE, RAAsE-sURG's RECITAL.

Since a song recital programme containing
nothing but music of agility would be unthnk-
able, Nine Emmy Raabe-Burg chose varied
and we'll made list Of songs for her first New
York concert last evening at Mendeissohn Hail. in
support of title, given the house bill. of
colorature soprano. After Bel raggio." from
Rossinfs "Semirarlide, the newcomer offered
Spohr's too seldom heard Rose. vie bist du
reizend' Schumann's "Auftrage.' three Schubert
songs an aria from The Marriage Of Figaro q
Brahms group and a series OF modern songs, b.
composers ranging from Richard Strauss to Rar
and from Gustav Mailer to Mrs. Beach Mime.
Raabe-Burg, whose husband is this year stage di-
rector and an admired comedian at the German
Theatre. in Irving Place. easily substantiatec her
claim to be called a colorature soprano. for her
voice IS light and flexible. and of a calibre
spending easily to the demands of forid vocaliza-
ton. Yet despite these natural gifts the singers
performances last evening were often disappoint-
ing Her sustained tones were uneven in quality
and her attack sovenly. Fluent and agree
able In rapid passages her singing failed of con-
viction and authority There is great gulf be-
tween the mere possession of pretty voice and
the requirement of the art that makes Its dis
closure source of musical pleasure. Miss jose
phine Hartmann played Nine. Raabe-Burgs ac-
compartments with conscientious and literal
fingers.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
Mr.. sAUER's SECOND RECITAL.

yesterday afternoon at Mendelssohn Hall. gave
music lovers opportunity TO hear selections
more markedly and uniformly melodious than
many nowadays vouchsafed to concertgoers- Mr..
Bauer's first number BeethoVen's lovely
Sonata Opus ST. in which piaintiveness and Joy
are exqulsteiy wrought in tones. The rendition
was characterized by that clarity OF touch and
unaffectedness which has already won admirers
for Mr.. Bauer. Here, in the three impression
istic pieces by Debussy which followed. the pianist
displayed rare power in shading the panissimo
passages. The 'Estampes' OF the French mod
ernist' played perhaps with greater severity
than the disciples Of pictorial music might have
wished. but having been preceded by Beethoven
the three sketches gntitied "Pagodes.' lie 6otTee
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
FRANKLIN 3. LORDS WILL FILED.

AIineola, Long Island. Feb. The will Of Frank
lin B. Lord has been filed in the Surrogate's office
here The value Of the estate, real and personal,
is said to be between sso0o0oo and Sc 100000. The
testator leaves one-third of his property to his
wife Josephine C. Lord, os Lawrence, Long Island.
and the remainder to his three sons Franklin 3.
Lord r. Edward Crary Lord and George De
Forest Lord.
In a codiciI number Of bequests are made, most
of the benehciaries being employees Of Mr. Lord
The house at No. IS Park avenue, Manhattan
where he died is left TO his wife. W. CT. Partridge
Of Madison, y. J., gets S.0o0 f. r. Partridge, OF
Orange, y. J., 100; J. S. Partridge. OF Orange.
n j. 900; J. S. Higam. OF Plainied. y. J., s. COO
Leonard Leanan OF New York. 81 Co: Thomas San
derson 600; ]. E. Merz William Mills and Dennis
Carroll $500. The will IS dated May IS. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

dams Grenade and "Jardins sous la pluie'' gained
In pure harmony what they may have lost IN
suggestiveness. Mr.. Bauer displayed himself 20
best advantage In his third number, Bachs Toe
cata and Fugue in minor II was pervaded with
stately pulchritude and deserved eli the applause
II earned Melody was not permitted to reient
In the closing selections: the Andante from Schu-
bert's Sonata in fat Chopins Ballade In A
minor and his Polonaise In T sharp minor were
all played with the obvious and successful intent
to please
Be 1t said with regret that Mr. Bauers encores
which three. were played in a tempo which
suggested too plainly that the pianist was anxious
to keep appointment somewhere else Chopin 8
Revolutionary Etude' clipped off too rapidly
by .ar But encores may sometimes lie outside
the critics jurisdiction; we shall store up no
Erudge on this against pianist Of such sin
cerity Mr.. Bauer.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
TEN Explosions FOR HAzING.
President of Virginia Polytechnic Deter,
mined to Abolish It in AL Forms.

Roanoke. Va. Feb. IA special from Blaeksburg
Va, says that ten cadets expelled from the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute to-day for hazing.
The faculty, after a careful consideration Of the
case OF each man. decided upon this course, and
informed the students that the decision was posi-
tive and final.
ringer added that he is determined 10 abolish ell
forms of hazing at the institute. In this he has
the cooperation of the commandant and members
of the faculty. The cadets dismissed to-day left
the city tonight for their homes.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
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Pleasant Csnstsry AZ IRE eOnysn-ncs of tns fansiy
cHANLER-Fse-us-v 1. Alcs. ns-u, i.ush,-r ef Es~As
cRoMwErI-on Thursday January so a. the rsss~
denee ot n. esash,sr Mrs Joseph ssTgson Den
hts Intermsn. at Grsen~oo1. at eonvsassss
o. the family
puRYEB-sula.nly; early SATURDAY. nernias. ..s~s.
Joseph II and Margaret Sloan Duryss. a<ed Il ys.ss
Philip, churchy.rd. Gsrrt.oa. v 7.
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day. February 4 1905. AZ : >. m
NIEBER-At West Orange. " =. Thursday. Jsnuay
go Henry e. beloved husband OF Louise Web ea3
Bah-enou-gl. IN his 4sth year Funeral s-ryess viu
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tior-srs invited
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Beloved wife Of Theophiius oena Flnesa ssraces vi
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Nina Louise RIeser daasntsr 9f MIS- SiEa E aoa,s
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SUNDAY. Intsru,sn. at ciIoesTsviils-
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No % sth ave. New YORK CIV. Mo1daT. February
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
CAMP FIRE CLUB AT DINNER.

Members OF the Camp Fire Club TO the number
Of two hundred and sixty met In the grand ball
room OF the Hotel Astor last night for the Febru-
ary dinner OF the club. Il also ladies' night"
At the guests table were A. A Anderson. president
of the club Irving Bacheller the POSTMASTER: Mrs
Ernest Thompson Seton. Willis Brooks Hawkins.
the Rev Hudson Stuck, Archdeacon of Alaska.
Charles Battell Looms. William T. Hornaday and
Dan Beard all Of whom made speeches
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
NJ. J. CATHOLIC CHANCELLOR ILL.

South Orange n. J., Feb. 1 (SpeciaD-The Rev
Thomas A. Wallace chancellor OF the Newark
Catholic Diocese, Is critically i'll at the episcopal
home here His condition has alarmed many or
the clergy. The patient reported be resting
easily this evening. however. Bishop OConnor ad-
mitted this afternoon that Father Wallace was
very sick, and referred friends to the attending
physician. DR.. Sanford Ferris would not discuss
the case
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
LYRIC THEATRE.
Mr.. sothern in Hamlet"

At the Lyric Theatre last night Mr. Sothsrn In
terrupted his successful revival OF Lord Dun
dreary'' and gave the public opportunity to
again witness his impersonation OF the "melan-
choly Dane The theatre filed from the pit
to the gallery and the audience generously ap-
plauded Mr. Sotherns acting In that difficult part.
That performance Will be repeated next Saturday
night. During the other nights OF this week Dun
dreary'' Will be the bill
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
LAFAYETTE FLOWER GIRL DEAD.

Chicago, Feb. Mfrs. Roxana J. Pike Church.
widow of William l. Church. died yesterday az
the home of her daughter IN Evanston. Her nus
band was a Chicago pioneer. and Mrs Church
who was born IN Charlestown. Mass, IN 1919. was
one OF the flower girls who greeted Lafayette upon
his visit to Boston to be present at the laying OF
the cornerstone of Bunker Hill Monument
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

GBy Telegraph 10 The rribunel
Suffern, n. Y, Feb. 1-PIans for a new hospital
TO accommodate four hundred crippled and de-
formed children have been prepared by the board
OF managers of the New York Hospital for the
Care of Crippled and Deformed Children at West
Haverstraw. There is q waiting list of two hun
dred children, whose parents desire to send them
TO the hospital. An appropriation from Albany is
expected. It is said the hospital will cost
$4,000. Bishop Potter is the president. Work will
be begun ar once.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS DINNER.

Sixty graduates OF the University OF Illinois, who
are members OF the universitys association In the
Fast attended a Ginner at the Aldine Association
rooms No III Fifth avenue last night Mrs John J..
Schoonh hoven acted Ioastmaster and introduced
the following speakers: c. II. Blackall. Harlan II.
Horuer David B. Carse and Lincoln Bush. Mr..
Carsa was elected president of the association. c.
B. Barrackman vice-president. and Wilfred Beach.
secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
CHILD OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DEAD

Alice ChanIer. the three-rnonths-old daughter OF
Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler,
died the Chanler home. in Tuxedo, yesterday.
She was the fourth child of the Lieutenant Gov
ernor there being two boys and one other girl.
Mrs. Chanler Miss Alice Chamberlain She
was married to Mr. Chanler In 1890.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
SpeciaI Notices.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast.-WasI

FOrrcAst.-N i
Since Friday night tho Western storm
Northern New England greatly
the barometer Portland. Me. reading to-
night. This storm has been with heavy
dangerous gales the erllre
country from the Mississippi Valley eastward. and is
followed cold with high pressure, low
temperature extending from the Rocky Allegheny
Mountains-
the weather fair except In Northern
California The weather Will clear SUNDAY New Eng
eastward of Western
high pressur= generally fair weather may expected
for next three days. except along
ward shores Of the Great Lakes. where local
probable. The cold viii reach the Atlantic and
iuIf and will
Monday middle West it viii cold sunday
rising temperature Monday. while the
Northwest and extreme central West be warmer
Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
DEAN FOR WOMEN AT STANFORD.

San Francisco Feb. AT meeting Of the trIs-
tees OF Leland Stanford Junior University held
yesterday IT decided TO appoint dean of
women for the university. and Mrs Evelyn Wright
Allen a graduate OF Stanford. '0s. selected for
Mace.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
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he repubIshed In the Tr-weekIy Tribune without
charge.
GREEN-BROwN-On SATURDAY.. February l. al Christ
Reformed Episcopal Church Chicago Ida Bailey
Alfred lockwood Brown
Notices of marriages and deaths must be Endorsed
with and address
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

Average temperature YESTERDAY ~; average temper
s,rre for eorr.sponding last year, %;
temperature for sponding date last thirty-t
years
Forecast for day Much colder and fair; cold
wave. with high winds Monday far ana continued
cold.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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CEMETERIES.
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-02


Columbia and Virginia. fair much colder to-day:
cold wave: high northwest winds; Monday. fair ami
continued cold.
For Maryland, much colder and fair to-day. except
snow in The mountains cold wave high northwest
winds; Monday. fair and continued cold
For Delaware New Jersey AM Eastern Pennsylvania
fair nd much Sunday. and
nigh west winds; Monday, fair and continued
day. except in extreme north portion cold
with high west winds; Monday. fair and continued
cold
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
Religious Notices.
90 cents a line.

ALL ANGELS CHURCH West End and sss -
Rev = DE I.ANCEY TOWNSEND. n D. Rectnr
Ylolx Communism. = a m. Hcly ComEsrnion and -!
mon IL a m. Cncral Evensons. 4 o. 5rano9e S~ss
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

AILIEN-At stamford Conn Saturday. February 1.
Of the Julien L. Alien /
IN his slst ysSx Notice Of funeral hsreAftar
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
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Local Offielai Eecord-The following official record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the last twenty-four hours in
parson with the corresponding cate last year;
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

ton or separation and that Il would be Impossible
for that reason to sell and transfer or otherwise
separate the properties even IL buyers could be
found: but that did not matter.
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