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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06
MURDERS HIS
employer
Farm Hand Shoots Employer
and ROuSekGGpGr and Winds
Up by Suicide
Associated Fress.

Associated Fress.
Aurora, Ill.,, Aug. ii A. Nor
rell, a wealthy farmer living on
Blackberry Center, a small village
fifteen miles from here, was fatally
shot early today and his housekeeper
Mrs. May Balcom, murdered by John
Anderson, who was employed on
Morrell's farm. Anderson later com
mitted suicide with a shotgun, blow
ing the top of his mead off Ander'
son had been drinking and 1t is be-
lieved was demented. When sober
he was deyoutly attached to Morell.
When Mrs. Lucinda Morrell saw her
sons unconscious form she tainted.
Physicians report that her death
from the shock would precede the
death Of her son.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06
PARK Hotel
IS OPENED
DntaTIO'S New HOStGIV Formally
Opened 10 The Public With
Big Social Function
lFrom saturdays DallyD

About $50 guests attended the for
NAL opening Of the new Park hotel
at ontario on Thursday night. About
fifty Of this number were Amarillo
people, the remainder being from
Tascosa and other nearby points,
The opening was attended by dance
and banquet and the affair is said
to be one of the seasons most en-
joyable social functions. Music was
furnished by Amarillo musicians,
a number Of whom were members Of
the Korak orchestra.
A. c. Merrill and wife, who con-
duct the hotel, are most genial hosts
and everyone present was made to
feel sincerely welcome. Those who
attended from this city too kthe train
to Wildorado and we're met there by
autos which conveyed them to On
tario. Among those who atteneed
from Tascosa were the Oldham coun'
ty officials.
The merriment was at its height
when Dr.. Rucker arrived about 3
o'clock in the morning, wet and mud
despatched after a trip of ten hours
in an auto through mud and rain
The company insisted on a speech
from Dr.. Rucker and he favoreF
Chem for a few minutes with one Of
his characteristic Panhandle boosts
The Park Hotel is very fine a'nt
commodious structure and would be
a credit to a city Of 10000 popula'
ton. 1t is neat and well arranged
modern and we'll kept. There are
thirty-six sleeping rooms, commo
dious. we'll ventilated and lighted
The proportion, Mr.. Merrill, is ar
old hotel man from Iowa. He and
his charming, hospitable wife nave
already made many friends amon'
the public tina have occasion to visit
Ontario and there is no doubt OF thu
.otels success If the present eff
tent standard Of management 4
Maintained.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06
man, a new political organ

"There is presidential election
coming off this fall and / would like
TO see all railroad men vote for their
interests and see If We cannot bring
conditions about that will make
rallroadlng a less dangerous occupa-
ton. our officials tell us We have
Just passed through twelve years OF
the greatest prosperity ever known,
They tell us that brakcmen are
drawing salaries that few years
ago conductors would have been
glad to receive, This, OF courle,
is in a way true, Wages have been
increased 10 and 10 per cent and liy-
ing expenses have also Increased ,
to so per cent; so the wage-earning
tralnman is no better of financially
than when he was working for two
and 3 cents per mile, We have had
| twelve years Of the full dinner pail
Full dinner pail OF what? Big en-
gines, big trains, big working hours,
( big grief and worst Of all, big num-
bers OF our dear brothers whose
blood has Redeemed the ties, killed
and mangled to make big dividends.
where the expenditure of a few thou
sand dollars in the right way would
have saved the lives and limbs Of
thousands Of our members. | ask
any of you old-timers to look back
and count the friends YOU have seen
give their lives TO railroad greed,
and am sure you will agree with NE
that they should not have been
killed. 4 few dollars expended in
the right way would have saved the
lives OF eight out OF every ten.
Congress has been good to us,
kind indeed. Congress says that six
teen hours out of twenty-four is
enough for a trainman to work, and
when the law was enacted, the poor
oyerworked trainman was not the
individual congress had in mind
This law was enacted for the public
and as our lawmakers and their fam
lies are great travellers, they were
afraid they might go the route.
same as our members do each day
There are a whole lot OF things
would like to mention, but there Is
one thing | do know, IL 1t had no
been for the tireless, fearless way oul
grand lodge officers have stood b,
us, we would be worse off than an!
laborlng men in the United States.
The new building devoted to fur
nishing statistics demanded by tn,
Texas railway commission is in u.s.
and full of clerks getting up tn
desired information,
The new form of wheel repor
which goes into effect today mean
more work for the car captain.
Crews will commence to cut on
at Canadian in about thirty days,
Engineer Weisinger was calle
home by the serious Illness OF hi
father.
Engineer Redder is laying off o.
account OF sickness in his family.
Night Yardmaster C. b. Winters !
contemplating a vacation from toda
. which he will spend in Colorado.
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CAMP AIGN
QUARTERS
For Both Parties Established In
New YOTk..MaCk Speaks
EnCOuTaglngIy
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Aug, Eastern
headquarters Of the Republican ma
tonal committee we're formally
opened in the Metropolitan Life
Building To-Day by Chairman Hitch
cock. Plans for the direction OF tho
national campaign we're unfolded by
Chairman Mack OF the Democratic
national committee on his arrival
here today to organize eastern head
quarters. MT Mack will spend
practically his etnire time in the
West and the fight in the East will
be conducted by subcommittee,
which will be announced at Chicago
next week. Mack said there was en-
tire harmony between him and
Chairman Connors OF the state com
mittee and the national committee
would not interfere with the state
nominations or campaign, Mack said
| that reports received by him indi-
Gated that Democrats in all parts OF
the country were united in the sup
port OF the ticket and prospects APP
peared bright.
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WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Their Unccaslng Work Keeps Us
Strong and Healthy.

Strong and Healthy.
All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the
blood. They work night and day,
When healthy they remove about
500 grains Of impure matter daily,
when unhealthy some part Of this
impure matter is left in the blood.
This brings on many diseases and
symptoms-pain in he back, head
ache, nervousness, hot, dry skin,
rheumatism, govt, gravel, disorders
of the eyesight and hearing, dizzi-
ness, irregular heart, debility drow-
siness, dropsy, deposits in the urine,
etc. But if you keep the filters right
you will have no trouble with your
kidneys.
John Wiley, living at 109 South
Harrison street, Amarillo, Texas,
says: Il was troubled for a good
many years with a lame back caused
by the strain which my work brings
on the kidneys. The scCrotons from
my kidneys were highly colored, and
during passage were attended witt
pain. At times my back would be-
come so lame and sore that | could
scarcely work, and during the night
the pains kept me awake. Having
heard of Doan's Kidney Pills, pro
cured a box at l.. o. Thompson &
Bro. s drug store. A short use
showed them to be just what my case
required. Doan's Kidney Pills gave
me great relief in a wonderfully
short time, and | can recommend
them as a grand kidney remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Prize sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's-
and take no other.
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Denver llreight Derailed.

A broken rail was responsible for
the derallment Of freight engine No,
CO. at about 1890 this morntag.
The big iron machine was steadily
hauling train Of about Fifteen cars
northbound when in front of the de-.
pot the first truck came in contact
with a broken rail, which ripped off
the front running board OF the en-
CINE and caused its derailment
About fifty feet of the track and ties
were spliptered and men worked on
the matter until noon before things
were righted.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06
What Ais You?

d you feel weak, tired, respondent
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btr or bad taste in morning, "heart-
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but, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
vaable appetite, nausea at times and
kibred symptoms
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06
Chicken Thieves Abroad.

Chicken thieves, some time dur
ing last night, broke into A. B.,
Spaiu's chicken house at the rear Of
his house at 400 Buchanan street,
and killed and stole six chickens
The thieves evindently took the birds
from the roost where they killed
them, as blood was literally spatter-
ed around Thatthey had plenty
OF light for their operations is evil
denced by the number of unspent
maches found around ,this MORN
ing.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06

COMMISSION
Preparing for Trip Abroad,
Sen. AIdrICh SkGptiC on
Proposed Work
A Associated Press.

Associated pTess.
New York, Aug. For several
days the members Of the national
monetary commission, appointed at
the last congress to devise plans for
currency Legislation, have been in
this city making preparations for a
trip to Europe to study foreign con-
ditions and to confer with bankers
here. 1t has become known that
the Wall street senator, Aldrich, who
is at the head of the commission, has
come to hold the opinion that the
upshot of the commissions studies
will be, not 10 promulgate new
currency measure, but simply to
make additions to the present so.
called Aldrich-Vreeland law. Many
leading bankers hope the senator
will experience a change Of heart be.
fore the completion Of Investigations
abroad.
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PERSONAL MENTION

(From Saturdays Daily, }

(From Saturdays Daily)
W. c, Steward, Of Miami, Is in
town,
l.. G, Peoegor, OF Dallas, Is here
on business,
II. NJ Rydholm, OF Fort Worth,
is here on business,
S. c, Clark from Mount Vernon,
IN, is here on business,
l.. D. Rankin, Of Lubbock, is reg
istered at the Amarillo.
John c, MAYOR Of Chicago, is
spending a few days hele,
A. w. Lyee, OF Oklahoma city, is
spending a few days here
G. II, Mclaughlin OF Chicago, is
spending a few days here,
j. w, Wilson of TucumcarL n.
NJ, is here for a few days,
Miss Ada smyser, Of Bush, Texas,
spent the day here yesterday,
VIM. T. whitney and J, c. Faulks
OF Dalhart, are visiting Amarillo,
DR.. J. p. Wood is out Of town and
will not return until the 18th inst,
r. p. Rowe and wife, OF Roswell,
l. n. NJ, are here for couple Of days,
Mrs. Burson, OF Washburn, was
in town yesterday transacting BUSH
ness.
A. B, Armstrong Of Knoxville,
Tenn, is stopping here for few
days
II. A. Dinsmore and n. P. Willis,
Of Canadian, are in town visiting
friends.
Benjamin /. Tanner, Of Dalhart, Is
in town looking after his realty in
terests.
Maddrey & Kenyon have Glded
400 feet more floor space to their
emporium.
J. S. Daugherty, the land man from
Pecos Valley, is in in town for f:
couple Of days.
Mrs. J. n. Durrett, 40 Pierce
street, held a reception yesterday.
A large crowd attended.
p. L. Eyerllne and family leave
today for Chanute, Kan, for two
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Victoria Green returned yes.
terday from a months visit a Fort
Worth and points In Missouri.
Colonel II. T. Groom left on this
mornings train for Groom and vii
remain there today and tomorrow
U. NJ. Fleming, after spending {
month with relatives In this city, lef
this morning for his home in Dallas
Mr., and Mrs. George Parr, OF
Amarillo, have left for Sulphur
Okla, for an extended visit to Mrs
PARIS parents.
Mrs. John Minter and children
} left yesterday for Stephenvil1e, Tex
as, where they will visit friends 70
) three or four weeks.
3 Judge o. H. Nelson Is expected Il
D return from Dalhart this evening
, when ne has been for a few days II
t the interest Of matters OF local i'm
3, portance.
$ Mrs. S. p. Price and daughter
!. Miss Alice, of Hamilton, Texas, ar
visiting with Mrs. s. ]. Brown, 10
= Harrison street, and will remain sew
!, eral weeks,
5 Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Couch stoppe
/ over and took dinner with oil
- friends yesterday. They are on thei
;, way to Lubbock, to visit their daugh
t ter. Mr.. Couch is postmaster a
r Haskell.
Henry S. Bishop is rejoicing owe
h the fact tina in Donley county he re
9, ceived more than twice as man
d votes as his two opponents put &c
d gether. The result was. Bishop 52t
g Lumpkn 1866, Baker 70.
n Mrs. f. w. Foresman and chile
d wife Of w. f. Foresman OF the a
y falfa Lumber company, left yestel
y day to spend about a couple {
d months in chicago, with her parents
It Colonel S. w. Foster and wife. NJ
g Foresman intends taking an extcn,
D. ed trip in a month or so, in tn
& course Of which he will join his wit
10
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The basis they worked upon was
about two-thIrds OF the actual value
for vacant property and one-half ac-
tual value Of the property and ousi-
ness Improvements, and residence
improvements about one-thlrd,
Many more rcndiuons were lower
ed than were raised,
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and accompany her home, In the
absence Of his wife, who Is visiting
In Chicago, Mr., Forcsman declares
himself widower and has rented
mis- house for two months.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06

The heart Of a child is treasure
trove.
History Is the diary of the human
race.
A maxim is pellet OF philosophy.
Natures nobleman is the unselflsh
man
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06
COMMANDER
IS RELIEVED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Manila, p. l., Aug. Rear Ad-
miral Hemphill has lowered his flag
on the cruiser Rainbow and been re-
lieved as commander OF the Asiatic
squadron by Captain Giles B. Bar
Der, formerly commander of the bat
tleship Maine. Hemphill leaves at
once for the states.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06
Board of Equalization.
(From Saturday's DallyN

The board Of equalization, com
prised of Or. Randall, Chas, Green
and r. A. Wells, terminated their
deliberations and were discharged
this morning after a nineteen days
session
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06

AMARILLO at the present time needs
a last 800 more tenant houses.
Wwill build them? It's up to the
mefwho have the money,
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Galveston, Aug. charlotte
Walker, the actress, was granted a
divorce yesterday from DR.. John
Harden, whom she married twelve
years ago. She is the only child OF
James Walker, the distinguished
Confederate soldier, and is the lead
ing woman for James X. Hackett.
psychic cruelty" is the cause
given by Miss Walker for want
ing freedom. She denied that the
rumored engagement between her.
self and Hackett had anything to do
with her separation from her hus-
band.
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NIP IT IN THE BUD.
First Appearance of DnndruR n Force
runner OF Future BnIdDeEs,

runner OF Future BnIdnens.
That such Is the case has been con-
clusively proven by scientific research.
Prof. Unna, the noted European skin
specialist declares that dandrurr is the
burrowed-up cutlclo II the scalp caused
by parasites destroying the vitality in
the hair bulb. The hair becomes llfeless,
and, in time, falls out. This can be pre-.
vented
Newbros Herpiclde kills this dandrurr
germ, and restores the hair to it's natural
softness and abundancy.
Herplcide Is now used by thousands OF
people-all satisfied that II is the most
wonderful hair preparation on the mar
ket to-day.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
htamps Cor sample TO The Herplcide Co,
Detroit Mich.
Two sizes-5O GEMS rnu 300
u. o. Thompson s. Bro, Special Agts,
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SINGER MANAGER
SHORT $4,000
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
St Louis Aug, Jacob Wesley
Mcclure, formerly manager of the
local branch of he Singer Sewing
Machine company is being sought by
the police charging forgery, An ex-
animation Of the company's books is
said to show a shortage OF $4,000.
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the extra passenger "o'"'
j, f. Utter has taken a leave OF
absence Tor SIXTY days
Brakeman Cordes is laying off and
has gone to Kansas City with his
wife.
p. !. Lowney mas returned from
wellington and is protecting his pas
senger run again.
Il u THOMPSON, local chairman
OF the O. r. c., and CIR. Richards,
local chairman of the b. h. T., are
in Amarillo this week holding con-
situations with the officials in regard
to a new schedule. Mr.. II. c,
vaurhon, system chairman Of the
Conductors and NJ. S. Moyse, system
chairman Of the Brakemen, are ex-
pected to arrive and give assistance
at the closing session, There are
some slight differences which will be
amicably settled and a rearranga-
ment Of the schedule made necessary
bv a change of conditions and cir
cumstances that were not in exist
epce when the present schedule was
made.
W. s. Placey has taken a vacation
for ninety DAYS from his run on col
land 900 between Amarillo and Ros-
we'll After a visit to the farm near
Melrose he will then take a trip
north
General Manager Turner and SUI
nerIntendent Elliott were south sew
oral DAYS this week on an inspection
trim,
The new cut-off from Higgins to
Shattuck Is all laid and ready for
ballast which will be started Mon.
ldav
Work Is progressing rapidly at
Wavnolia Okla. the new eastern
terminus Of this division.
The new depot at Woodward Is
about completed
Conductor HAYDEN and crew will
finish their work train lob on the
west end this week
Ouite number Of former Santa
no men are now in the Denver yard
Anong them are Charles Sanders
Dove Campbell. Luther Bush and C
y Fleming
For tbo year ending Juno 3Oth
1qo2 tbere was q tract, mileage O.
327 o75 in the limited Safes, 1872,
O-a cmnloves 55.3SS engines AZ.
ora Messenger cars, 1,991.55-
freight cars and 122,S55 persons
liued mr. injured. Only one passen
GER killed ont Of every 1,432,631 car
riod and one injured ont of ever,
G7O12 carried. one killed for eypr,
AZ OOO 600 miles carried.
From reading the various railroa,
magazines of the different orders W,
learn that business is getting bette
in tbe various parts CT the Unite,
states
The Arkansas full crew law ha
boen declared constitutional afte
tbo Rock Island has tried twice Il
defeat the law. The law is that an
road Of more than fifty miles /,
lonpth and running trains of OWE
twentv-fiye cars or more shall hav
three brakcmen. This Is one OF tn
hoo. io,rs r,r eofot,, 90 IiFo and nror
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DAILY PANHANDLES
POPULARITY CONTEST

The following allotment OF votes
will be made to old and newsubscri'
bers to both the DAILY PAN
HANDLE and the WEEKLY
HERALD. No ballots will be all
lowed on subscriptions to the Daily
Panhandle for less than one month
and to the Weekly Herald tor less
than one year; no ballots will be issued
to any subscription not accompanied
by the full amount in cash.
DAILY PANHANDLE SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Two months 81. 10
Three months, Sl.25 ooo
Six months, $3.50 l,OOO
One year, S. o,ooo
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Three years, SIS. AoOOo
Four years, $40. oo,OUo
E;ys wears S25 10000
Ten years, $50. 'oO'ooo
WEEKLY HERALD SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Three years, So. lOOO
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ACTRESS GETS
A DIVORCE
Associated Presa

E'rsr,7c - llza...-...
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-10
WAGNER AND CRIss.
head National and American Leagues hespectivcly-Evers Beats Donlin.

Atter one of the hottest struggles in tne history of the game. the bntting honors ID the two big leagues for the season or 1908 go to Wagner of PItte- burg in the National and to C'riss of ihe NJ Louis Browns in the American average .35S.
 Johnnie Evers. the wonderful utlla second sacker of the thrice champlon cups was the runner-up In the Nation al league beating out hy three noInis Capt. Mike Donlin of the Giants who m turn, had Kitty Rransfield of tba Phillies by l3 points
 These four honor men were tba ontvi hltters 10 land In the 300 class the tanGe oi this exalted position being poy!e or tho Giants and McMllan of thg brookl!ns. who had 292 each
 m the American leaRue the battle has also been 3 hot one, and for time II looked az ' Cobb the champion of laRt yenr would repeat but Criss. who has nroF.d Q tcrror In emergencies and who has been there with the goods when a my would count beau him out uanany
 cobb comes second with 32l while i}r fess!cr, the leader ot the Red sox. s thrd with .3l5, one point ahead ~
 Nelehanty Of Washington has fallen rom the 300 class and ends the sensou Wlth 293, while Larry LaJoie, the one time peerless hatsman, has an average or 2S8 Stone, who led the league two years ago, has an average of 2fs. The following have averages over .2ln.