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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10

I "Nationallsm and zlonlsm" was
che subject OF mastery address by
"A. II. Fromenson OF New York to
the Jews OF Kansas City at Wood
mans hall, 1910 Main street says
che Kansas City Journal Mr. Fro
menson is the editor OF the English
edition OF Tageblatt and is a Zionist
- national reputation.
"Jn no country in the world 9th
~ man the United states is the
uow admitted on an equal footing
with the other citizens OF that coun-
Try" he said. Even here there IL
talk OF an exclusion law which will
operate principally against us. In
N0asia we are reduced to condition
OF outlRwry and in Roumania our
condition rs little better In Ger
many and France we are not oppress-
n6tby the law. but by popular opin-
Ton. Even England discrlminatcs
EgAinst us. A thousand influences
ura constantly al work to deprive Us
uEour character az a race. The Jew,
M seapegqat OF the earth, must have
POme place TO go.
S'The Zionist movement attempts
losfln6 tins place. We have chosen
Palestine, for that Is the country that
~as promised by God 70 the seed Of
abraham forever, and that is the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
IDAHO GENTLEMAN BUYS
$40 ACRES NEAR AMARILLO
VIII Bring Family and Improve
First-class Country Home.

NJ, Kaschmittel OF Cottonwood,
Idaho has purchased $40 acres of
land nine miles east OF Amarillo.
Mr.. Kaschmittel is accompanied by
his son, Joseph Kaschmittel, who
will remain here, while the father
goes to the Idaho home to arrange
his business preparatory to moving
TO the Panhandle
The gentlemen will improve the
property and make first-class
home.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
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land In which took place all that Ii
worthy OF us as a nation In alien
lands We have produced llelne, Gam
beta, and a host OF Others, but for
almost two thousand years we have
produced no man who has been real
ly great as a Jew.
Palestine Is fertile country, de-
scribed even In a sober consular re-
port az a land flowing In the pro.
verbal milk and honey The Jewish
colonization society has invested mil
lions OF dollars in land there, con
slstIng principally OF olive and or
ange groves. and It hopes some day
to build up there an Independent
country which will be buffer state
between the East and the West.
Since the bloodless revolution in
Turkey We have been assured that
II at any time the population Of Pal
estne becomes Jewish In complexion
that tho country will he given It's
freedom. There are many Jewish
settlements there now and the num-
Der IL increasing rapidly There Is
every hope that some day the Jew
VIII be no LONGER a wandcror on the
face OF the earth, but viii have a
home OF his own ana a government TO
protect him when he O.. oppressed In
foreign countries This Is no idle
dream but a very probable reality"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
TEXAS SUPREME COURT.
Special to Daily Panhandle.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Austin, Dec, Following is the
supreme court proceedings for today:
Application refused, International
Water company VS.. city of Ell Paso;
motion for rehearing submitted,
Landry VS.. Western Union Telegraph
company from Bexar; motion for re-
hearing overruled. Wandelhor VS..
Grayson County National bank, Gray
son. sullivan VS.. FAINT, Bexar. The
civil appellate court today affirmed
the case OF Arthur VS.. Potter, Tom
Green county.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10

The grave had been dug thirteen
feet deep at one end, six feet at the
other. O-we-lee-wa-get-kin was plac-
ed facing the rising sun. Into his
grave were flung inflammable ma
,eral sprInklod with oil, His pipe,
his few treasures were poured In,
then blazing torch was thrown into
the grave, TIL the light flarcd into
the heavens,
Fire, wator and earth, they are
he original elements out OF which
our brother was made, into which
no will return" the chief chanted,
Tacn the body was lowered and
three volleys Of shots, at given sig
nails, fired over the cashct, The
dead mans dog, held IN leash by one
OF the Indian boys, whIncd mourn
gully,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10

ARMY WORK
AmaTIIIOs Destitute and A.
iIICIsd Find Great Help
In Christian Soldiers


In tho alienation OF suffering
among the lowly Of Amarillo, the
salvation Army is always to the fore
front; and for that matter no city
on earth today has more potent
factor IN this work than the Sal
walton Army The work OF the army
In Amarillo Tor the last four months
has been IN charge OF Captain and
Mrs. Mcmillan Yet Captain and
Mrs. Mcmillan do noN take to them
selves the glory OF doing all the
good In connection with their efforts.
A recent statement issued by Captain
Mcmillan, at the request OF friends
contains this statement
between the first OF August and
the middle OF November We have
been able 10y the help of the good
people Of Amarillo TO render aid to
six sufferers from tubercnar trou-
bles. ono OF this number was bu-
ried ono was sent to Roswell, one
to Oklahoma City OLE to Wichita
Falls, one to Clarendon and one was
buried by the city.
Aside from the number OF un-
fortunates heretofore mentioned we
nave personally cared for four other
sick men. The case Of Mr.. HEX
man, man with a wife and small
daughter, without means, who was
stricken and died here at the ssni-
tarlum was well known at the time,
We buried him with the kindly as
distance OF friends, and since that
time have rendered assistance to his
widow and orphan child.
Two unfortunate men have been
cared for in the home OF Captain
and Mrs. Mcmillan One OF these is
at present In the sanitarlum in a
dangerous condition from typhoid
frver. This last one was nursed per-
sonslly by Captain Mcmillan for a
period Of two weeks in the Mcmillan
home and later removed 10 the SAN
ltarlum.
For the maintenance OF the i'm
provident aud sufferers without
means coming under the observation
OF the Army, 32t meals have been
served during the time covered by
the report, More than 100 persons
have been furnished beds, or beds
have been used that number Of
times, by persons who were other
wise unprovided for One thousand
garments have been distributed
among the poor of the city. Four
teen persons have been given EN-
ployment through the efforts OF the
Army. Relglously speaking, there
have been ten conversions. The cap
tain and his wife have put in 2SS
hours in personal visitations,
During the time covered by the
report S16O.65 have been expended
for charity. More work could have
been accomplished had greater
financially, been available"
Since the old tabernacle was re-
moved TO make place for substan-
tial building at the corner OF Fifth
and Tyler streets, the Army has been
without permanent place of meet
ing An effort Is being made at
present by Captain Mcmillan to Sc
cure temporary quarters. Ills good
work continues under the most try
ing difficulties, The poor are being
visited Garments are being dis
pensed, together with other means
at the hands OF the Army officials
and their assistants.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10

Muskogce, Okla, Dec. 3.-Police-
man Link Norwood was shot and Sc
riously wounded early this morning
by a negro named Ben Harrison Of
Texas.
officer Norwood and four Others
accostcd the negro while he was
robbing q pedestrian. The negro
fired when the police found him and
fled.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
TWO.CENT POSTAGE
TO GERMAN EMPIRE,

Berlin. Dec, S.--The United states
and Germany have ARRANGED for a
postal rate on letters between the
two countries, of 2-cents instead OF
rate OF 5-cents. The new rate will
go into effecte January /. This is
the same rate lately adopted by
England and the United States.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
RANCHMAN IS
KILLED AT
DEL RIO
Divorced Wife and Her Brothers
Arrested Pending H.
VaStIgatlOn
peclal to Daily Panhandle,

Special TO Daily Panhandle,
Del Rio, Texas. Dec. Been
Newman, well known ranch man,
WAS founded dead in his room here
today and the police believe he was
murdered.
Bullet wounds are In head and one
arm.
Ncwnan's divorced wife and her
two brothers occupied the saDle
house. ~
All were arrested pending an i'm
vestigation.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
4 4 tttk 4 4 4 = x n
+ PIONEER WOMAN OF
+ TEXAS REVoLUTIoN
/ DIES AT Ell PASO

4 III Paso. Dec. S.---Mrs Nancy 4
4 Nave, widow OF the late y ]. 4
4 Nave. secretary OF the Mexican 4
4 War Veterans association, is 4
4 dead here. Mrs. Nave was 4
4 pioneer OF Columbus, Texas, n
4 and Houston. She leaves sons-k
4 at Bay City, San Antonio and 4
4 III Campo. 4
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
,aIIrOad official Does Not
Like lh9 Practice Of Get
titg Rates

Houston, Dee. 3,-Tho Chronicle
mas the following
Thoroughly lnlQultous' is the
Characterization placed on forward
ng companies by freight traffic
official Of the Sunset two forwarding
companies, he alleges, being located
at Galveston, the only city in the
United states, he says, In which
they exist to handle freight.
This official admits that while the
interstate commerce commission has
given its sanction to the work OF the
forwarding companies, the results
achieved are inimical to the railroads
in that they cut the roads out of
legitimate revenue. At the same
time, he claims that II works an in
Jury TO the wholesaler and jobber.
Forwarding companies, so called,
are organizations which receive
areAgbt of different kinds for differ
snt consigDoes, in small lots, and
chen by placing the whole to I'LL a
car get carload rate. Upon arrival
NJ destination the different consign-
ments are carted to the consignees,
who thus pay less freight rate, pro
rata, than IL they had had their
goods Slapped at the less than car
lead rate.
a. In California.
Several days ago the Chronicle
published an article from California
in which It was stated that several
forwarding companies had been es-
tabnBhed there to operate in the ex-
press business, principally with fruit.
"A dozen different consignments
might be placed in the one car, all
going TO the same city, and the car
load rate would prevail.
II was 10 ascertain II the method
% practised with freight shipments
20 Texas that an interview was
sought with the traffic official OF the
Sunset system.
~ 80 far as | know" said the Of
a18ial, there are but two companies
e. individuals operating thus and
1oth OF them are located at Calves
0un. Their work Is thoroughly ini-
auitous and places hardship on
both the railroads and the regular
wholesalers and jobbers. They re-
ceive individual consignments COM
ing by boat and then reload the
class articles into a car, securing the
carload rate to common point ter
ritory in Texas, as against the less
than carload rate that would other
wise have to be paid.
MANY OF the jobbers in Texas
have petitioned the commission--the
Interstate commissioner stop such
practices, on the ground that It was
1urtful to the regular wholesaler
and ijobber. but the commission has
taken the stand that the practice is
perfectly legitimate. Consequently,
Inc big jobber has to compete with
This class OF business. For instance
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10

Terrell, Texas, Dec. 3.-The 8
ycar.old daughter OF W. VI. Bachelor
living at Elmo, was terribly burned
this morning and viii die. The
child's father found her in room
wrapped in flames.
How her clothing was ignited is
unknown.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
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GOLD STRIKE REPORTED

4 Special to Daily Panhandle. 4
4 FL Paso, Dec 3.---News OF 4
+ gold strike at Gold Pass, new
4 mining camp a few smiles from
X Sylvanite. \. NJ, was brought
4 to Ell Paso tonight by c. G. \
4 Campbell. who claims to have
4 struck paying ore. i
4 K 4 4 / K 4 4 / 4 4 4 4 h 4 4 4
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
GAINESVILLE ADOPTS
COMMISSION GOVERNMEN 4
apscial 10 DAILY panhandle.

Gainesville, Texas, Dec, S,--The
city council today voted TO adopt the
commission form OF government. A
committee is working on new char
ter The citizens demanded this
change.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
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Will JewAgain Dwell in and Con-
troll Ancient Land of the Fathers

HEBREW EDITOR TELLS OF POSSIBILITIES OF PALEs.
TIYE-JEwIsH COLONIZATION SOCIETY WILL BUILD UP
INDEPENDENT COUNTRY FOR THE "wANDERER on THE
FACE OF THE EARTH"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
PAST AND PRESENT AT AN INDIAN FUNERAL

A CAYUGA.MOHAwK CORPSE ~ DRESS SUIT AND FEAIH'
4 ERs.-EIECTRIC CAR CARRIES ONO BRAVE TO GRAVE
WHERE HE Is BURIED HALF UPRGHT-wEIRD CHANTS
REQUIEM,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10

Manltou Wakon tanga, E-i-ya,
Wakon shccha, E-i-ya,
O-wa.lee-wR-ket-kin,
Chan day wa shtay.
Chan day wa shtay.
indian Funeral Chant.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
Last Niournful Chaut.

God lead the way,
Great Spirit lead the way
O-wa-lee-wa-get-ka,
BE happy
BE happy.
We are sorry,
Re happy,
We bring YOU all We can
So ran the Indians mourntm
chant Then one OF the Younger
ones played, the white mans most
impressive buglc calls--"Taps,' the
signal for the end OF the day,
The dirt was rapidly thrown in,
'he Indians standing by till tho
grave was completely filled, then the,
march back to the car commenced
The last chant was filled with the
unuttcrablc melancholy Of despair
and longing, and resouoded through
the still night,
Wash-tay-on-ha-pce
Wa-ga-nik-shtay,
Chan-day-nik-tay,
Wa-ga-nik-tar
Good night,
Goodby,
Be happy
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-10
ORWARD|NG CO. AND TRADE

some small merchant I'm any part OF
the common point territory might,
by an arrangement OF this sort gel
his goods at a freight rate cost that
would enable him TO successfully
prevent the big fellow from getting
into that territory at all. To city
OF the size and Importance OF Hous-
ton this would mean great deal"
None by All Rail Route.
The official quoted stated that so
far as he knew there were no for
wardlng houses In ST. Louis or Chi
cago, which made a practice OF ship
ping carloads to Texas point there
to be distributed later to different
parties, There was legitimate
practice, he said, of some OF the
large manufacturing concerns of the
North and East maintaining depots
in the larger southern cities and
shipping carloads to those depots,
having transfer man to handle the
goods after arrival.
In this connection, It was men
toned to the official that the carload
OF fireworks which burned In the
Belt and Terminal yards a week ago
was composed OF different conslgn-
ments to different parties in Hous-
ton and that the whole had come to
transfer company In Houston, The
official stated he was certain that
the consignment had come through
without any help from forwarding
companies.
View OF Small Dealer.
In discussing the forwarding COM
pany proposition the railroad official
viewed II only from the standpoint
of the railroad. There is another
side to the question, It being that Of
the small dealer, WHO, by combining
with other small dealers, can secure
his freight at the carload rate and
thus eliminate the jobber and his
pooflts and actually compete with
the iobber These small dealers de-
clare that they should have the right
to get their goods as cheaply as pos
sble and that the big fellows and the
railroad companies should not kick.
The matter, as further amplllled
by the railroad official, resolves IT.
self into this condition: The small
dealer In the country gets his goods
at the wholesale carload rate; he
sells them at the same old figure;
the raiload is cut out OF what 1t
would otherwise get for handling
the freight at the less than carload
rates; the jobbers in the large towns
loses the business, and no one makes
any profit on the deal except the
small dealer.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
FHlfBsas II CANON.

Several properties bove been burned
at Canon City receptly. and from the
manner In which the nres startnd.
shows that again some evil-minded or
weak minded person or persons. arc
running At large In that city. On
Last Friday night or Saturday morning
early, four dwellings on Prospsct
Heights were burned. The fire origi-
mated in one Of the buildings which
was unoccupied. and clearly shows
that the confiagration WAS started
BY an inoendiary. Nothing could be
done to arrest the progress Of the
famea n no water was available for
the purpose. The tenants managed
to save their personal effects and
household goods. but the buildings
were a total loss
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
ARRESTED.

Sheriff Joe Esser on Saturday even
ing went to Chandler and arrested
Charles L. WoIthington who is
charged with forgery robbery and Jail
break ing by Kentucky complainant.
After being arrested he stated that
the charges are entirely without
foundation and that the whole mat.
ter is mistake and that he will be
promptly released as soou az the off,
Ger arrive from the south. He claims
that IL Ia q case of mistaken IDENTIFY
and that he has always borne good
name and conducted himself with
rectitude. and that his father Is lieu
tenAnt.governor Of the state Of Ken.
tuoky.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. As they cannot
roach the scat Of tho disease. Cstarrh H. q
blood or a constitutional disease, and In order
70 cure 1t you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine
Il was prescribed by one OF the BEST physicians
In this country for years aud 10 a regular pre-
scription. 1t is composed OF the best tonics
known combined with the bost blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combina tion Of tho two ingredients il
what produces such wonderful results In cur
ing Catarrh. send for testimonials free.
FL CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o
Sold By Druggists, 75c.
Tale Il sIi,s Familv pills FOR Constfpat atfop.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION

In their second annual tour the
Harry Scott Co. present that furiously
funny musical stew, merrily served
in three COURSES, MAS New Hus.
band" Book by David Edwin; music
and lyrics, Geo. Fletcher; 10 new.
clean, catchy musical features. A
great show is the unanimous verdict
conceded by press critics and theatre
going public. At Houston opera house
Dec. nth. Prices 20
adults. 35. 80 aud 75. S6-91
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
For that Dull Feeling After Eating

have used ChamberlAin's Stomach
and Liver Tablets for some time. and
can testify that they have done me
more good than any tablets l have
ever used. My trouble WAS heavy
dull feeling aftor eating David
Freeman. Kempt. Nova Scotia. Those
tablets strengthen the stomach and
improve the digestion. Thoy also
regulate tho liver and bowels. They
are far superior TO pills but cost NO
moro. Got free sample 1T Daniels
Drug Store and so what . splendid
medicine II 10. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
METHODIST LAD,Es, BAzAN

The bazaar held BY the ladies Of
the Methodist church in the Lobach
building on East Main street has been
success in every way. and q nice
sum Of money has been made for the
church. On tomorrow afternoon they
intend to dispose Of the remainder Of
their fancy work In the same building.
They will make special prices. There
are many articles there that would
make lovely Christmas presents AID
those who expect to make presents
will do we'll to look over theiI
goods.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
SCHOOL REopENs.

The Washington school building.
which was recently partially burned
at Canon City, has been repaired and
school will reopen here this norning.
Miss Lucas, one Of the teachers who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Al.
fred Dnrfee. has returned to resume
her duties.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
Personal Paragraphs

Postmaster n. = Lewis Va. yes
terday Dsnver bound passenger on
No. 10. y
w. J. Daniels leaves tonight on
No. for few days business trip
to Denver. *
james B B,.wen, the wetmore
merchant. IL laying in . stock of
goods this afternoon.
Mrs. Berry Of Portland was in
Florence Friday and Saturday. doing
Christmas shopping.
"A. @. Long. one Of Portland's
general merchants. is transactins
business in Florence today.
20. ". Ware arrived from Denver
Saturday TO take position At The
o. L. Gibbs Jewelry Store.
Ernest Baldini, Of Portland.
stopped over this morning In Flor!
ence while on his way to Canon City.
Mrs. Mamie Dickson, Of Green.
wood, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
D. H. Eyer, returned to her homo to.
day.
Mrs. N. E. Shields leaves to-
night for Breen for visit with her
father " no IL very i'll at his ranch
near Durango.
Miss Grace West, of Pueblo. af.
ter spending Sunday with the Blnnts.
returned to her home this morning
on No. 10.
The highest soore that has yet
been made at the shooting gallery Is
held by Miss J. NJ. Hasslet. A fine
target rifle 10 the prize.
-Mrs. Madge Norton. Of Wash.
ington. D. O., who was called here
by the death of her brother. Jno. F.
Miller. left today for her home.
Miss Henrietta Locke writes from
San Diego. California. that the
change to q lower altitude 10 proving
beneficial ,and she IL improving rapid
ly.
"A. N. Parnall came down from
Denver on Saturday afternoon for an
over Sundays visit with his family,
aud returned to that city on No. 10
this morning.
Miss Jennie Winner who has
BEEN suffering from tonsilitis and
previously from typhoid, is able to
resume her school duties. She was
i'll nearly soven weeks.
Judge Bradley left yesterday af-
ternoon for Denver where he has been
retained by Chicago parties In . suit
in the district court at Denver. Tho
matter at issue is the old beam mill
north Of Florence.
The ball to be given tomorrow
evening In Morgan hall by the G. A.
r, and W. r. O. should Be we'll at
tended because good time 10 assured.
and because It Is for the benefit Of .
good cause.
"A letter received this morning
states that Mr.. Frank Ruby has been
most critically i'll In Kansas City for
the past six weeks. and that only
since Friday have his physicians or
his wife been encouraged to think his
life would be spared. He 10 still un.
der the caro- Of three physicians. who
now pronounce him on tho way to
recovery
Ra1ucaH prtcas In fnuCv ~ork -
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
FUNERAL.

The funeral services of Mrs. Anna
Hughes Lewis were held from the
family residence on East Sixth street.
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. The
service WAS short but impressive. In.
terment was made in Highland oeme.
terry.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
SEVEN DAY ADvENTS.

This Is the week Of prayer At the
Seven Day Advents' church. Elder
Allway, of Pueblo. will be here
Wednesday evening and preach during
the remainder Of the week ut 1880
p. IN. each day. Everybody 10 invited
to be present. 1891
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
STORES TO OPEN EVENINGS.

Beginning with Wednesday night,
the 10th inst, the merchants will keep
open their stores during tile holiday
season In accordance with the custom
Of years In tho past.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14

My assortment Of Ohriatmas novel;
ties are pleasing to tho sight and
reasonable In price. Please call and
examine. II J. W. Yelton.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14

Wanted-A few more men and women
for good position for local OF trav-
cling salary. xi2 to SS per week
and expenses. Address with stamp or
call 305 Main street. S3-S8x
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14
DON'T FOGET

The g. A. r. and W. r. O. dance
Tuesday evening, Dec. 10Th. Come
and have q good time; best Of music
and dances for the old and young.
$3.50
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14

All bristled up but strictly in line
are the splendid array Of brushes Of
all descriptions in the east window of
Daniels Drug Store. soft
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14

Reduced prices In fancy work at
the Methodist ladies bazaar In Lo.
bach block.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14

A choice line Of perfumes, direct
from New York ars now In. and must
b sssn 70 b appreciated. At Daniels
Dru9 0tosv, ooai
The daily tribune., 1908-12-14

Smoke Georgia" cent cigar.
Made from beat Havana sesd grown
48tf