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The evening world., 1908-11-19
BROKER HELD NOT TO
Be IN CONTEMPT.
Court Refuses to Punish Menu
Der of Firm of Marshall,
Spader & Co.

Judge Hourh to day denied the motion
to punish Langdon b. Wood, a member
of the firm OF Marshall, Spader & Co,
and l.. l.. Mooney, MIR Woods counsel
for contempt of court. alleged TO have
been committed before Referee Peter II.
Olney in the Coster, Knapp & Co. bank
ruptcy proceedings.
They refused to submit the stock blot
ter containing records of the dealings
between the two firms. as well as with
Marshall Spader & Co.'S other custom
ers. Judge Hough sent the matter back
TO Referee Olney and suggested a meth
cd by which the Information sought
may he obtained.
The evening world., 1908-11-19
j BALLOON YANKEE"
1E1
ALL NIGHT OVER
I'll oN-0- "N0

vtfIsTlGBR Ga. Nov. ls-Tle balloon
Yankee" landed here early to-day
2Dhhe aeronauts. Messrs Lambert and
Honeywell, who made hlEht from 81
|l Louis, say they rode all nignt over
foHrest fires IN Tennessee. They came
down without accident.
lah Falls, Ca.
ST. LOUIS. Nov ls-Albert' Bond
Lambert and Captain IL Il. Honeywell,
left Lere Yesterday IN The bsIIonI
landed this morning at TIGER.
Va, according 10 message rereiped
hy Lambsrt's family The atrons ~
covered approximately -four bundled n nd
q fsffty miles
The evening world., 1908-11-19
ART OF COOKING IS
BETTER THAN BEAUTY
Chicago Pastor Measures Up
Women Who Make the
Best Wives.

CHICAGO, Nov. liability to cook
well, Is per cent; physical beauty. 20
per cent; dress. per cent. This is the
score by which the modern YOUNG
woman should be judged regarding her
qualifications for marriage. according
10 the views OF Rabbi Felix A. Levy.
Of Emanuel Temple.
The woman who can cook well in
variably makes the best WIFE" says
Rabbi Levy. TOO much attention is
paid nowadays to beauty. A pretty face
is big asset to a woman. but 1t is as
seventy-five is to twenty when COM
pared to her ability 10 set first-class
meal on the table"
The evening world., 1908-11-19
SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORKS WONDERS.

Storm and Low Cut
styles - all the best S@
brands worth S5c.; % 81
special at.
The evening world., 1908-11-19
Can You Lift the Ven?

J 60 lie vomai
% Neled Tnat's
why YOU looked a.
per a second time.
Wells are made 10
ne f,eh Mys
terlus Ike that OF
lie Black BaE
may llo behind
hem What's tnis
al ahout7 Sc e
Mondays Evening
" OFld r..
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
ELK SOCIETY CIRCUS
THIS MONTH

Plans have been outlined and work
has been we'll begun for series this
month of what will undoubtedly be
the most unique and amazing enter
tainments ever given in the Panhan-
die. Amarillo Lodge No. 923 of Elks
will be sponsor for celebration and
the management and force OF the
Texas Grand Plaza will supply the
site and professional skill necessary
TO make the enterprise most success
fui. The event will be named a so
clety circus" but not wen the in
stigators Of the movement will UNI
dertake to tell all that that implies.
The Society Circus" is part of a
plan which has been IN contempla-
ton for a number Of months by MEM
bers OF the lodge here. The ANA
rillo lodge has already planned to
send a uniformed marching club to
take part in the great parade and in
the other functions Of the gathering,
and It has also planned to take the
Amarillo concert band along to fur
nish music during the parade and to
have Amarillo represented in the
parade Of massed bands. The ANA
rillo lodge has been planning further
to carry on an advertising campaign
during the convention and complete
plans for this will be decided later
on. The proceeds of the Society
Circus" will be used toward paying
part OF Amarillo's share, aside from
personal expenses in the big celebra-
ton.
But the circus itself will be worth
the money and from any standpoint
should succeed. 1t will be all fea'
lures and the bills put on during the
week are scheduled to show the most
surprising variety Of entertainment
that has ever been offered here. The
real triumph Of any circus, Of course
is its parade, and this circus will
have parades every day and some al
night, all different. There will alst
be large number OF free exhibitions
and some that are not--but it Il
NOT intended by any means to make
the affair a grafters' carnival, ant
besides making money the circus 4
going to give a good time to ever!
one who has a chance to see it.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11

While the voting in yesterdays
contest showed no material changes
in the comparative standing Of the
candidates, yet the votes that were
cast for a number OF them showed
that there is no inclination on part
OF the candidates themselves to give
up because they may be standing well
down the list Mrs. Jack Jones, on
Saturday received 1000 votes which
pushes her some half dozen points
upward and Jennie Franklin still fur
Their strengthened her lead by 3,45O
votes yesterday. Others who received
votes did not have their standing az
fected by these votes.
II is again brought to the notice
OF our contestants that first place,
while most to be desired, Is not the
only one that means success. The lib
crafty Of the premiums offered Is
such that a place well down the line
means the reception Of a gift that Is
we'll worth the effort made to secure
II. 1t should be remembered that
candidates have their choice Of gifts
In the order Of their standing in the
final count. This makes Il possible
for a candidate occupying third,
fourth or fifth place to secure the
most valuable OF the gifts as many
Of the candidates prefer one of the
gifts representing less monetary
value than the one they a.e entitled
10 by reason OF their standing.
A candidate was recently heard
to remark that she preferred chat
dandy little watch at Pittman's
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
CANDIDATES ARE
SILENTLY WORKING
Present Light Vote Is Not Significant Of What
is Being Done By Many Of the CaHdl-
dates in Contest

above all the other things" This
lady IS in a fair way at present to
get first place, and should she do so,
would take the watch and leave the
Crown piano and tho diamond ring
for the next two highest candidates,
This only serves to show that each
candidate should make an effort to
De near tho top OF the list at the
final count and 1t is very possible
that the very gift desired may be Sc
cured. At the very worst, ninth place
Is no mean position as tho giftS
are sufficiently generous to mako
such a place well rewarded.
BY no means wait until the last
with tho belief that you can forge
to the front whenever desired--thers
are too many candidates waiting for
that time to allow any one OF you
to bo certain Of your ability. 1t In
fact, proven by other contests of
similar character. that the candi-
date who works now while the 9th
ers are resting is the one who will
be successful in the end. Many OF
you are resting in fancled security
right now not knowing Of the silent
work that Is being done by other
candidates. In the next thirty days
there will be surprising changes in
the comparative standing and you
will see some OF those who are now
near the bottom take leading places.
These are the candidates who are
now devoting their spare time to So
curing votes and their efforts will
show results in the big vote that II
sure TO be cast in the next few days.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
0. \. P. BELMONT
DIED TO DAY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, June 40. II. P, Bel
mont died at his home at Hemp
stead, J.. l., at ga this morning.
He had been seriously i'll for less
than two weeks when appendicitis
developed. June I, and last Thurs
da yhe was operated on. He rail-
lied from the operation, but in the
afternoon a severe sinking spell fol-
lowed and since then there has been
but little hope OF his recovery. He
was a son OF the late August Bel
mont, The present August and Per-
ry Belmont, are his brothers.
Belmont was fifty years Of age.
He had not been actively engaged in
business for some years. He was a
Democrat and in 1900 was chosen
from New York as delegate to the
national convention, In the same
year he was elected TO congress from
the Thirteenth New York district.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
HUGHES VS. TAFT
IN MISSOURI
Associated Press.

AbsuIAdLtu A0Sps
The Republican national commit
tee resumed its hearings today, TAX
ing up the fight in the Eleventh Mis-
souri, district. Anti-Taft people are
not oyerhopeful OF success as the
committee decided against them in
the Tenth Missouri district yesterday.
The Missouri contests are between
Hughes and Taft and If decided in
favor of Taft, Hughes will lose a
greater part of his instructed dele
gates outside the state Of New York
Contests in the Eleventh and
Twelfth districts OF Missouri were
consolidated and a decision was
reached in favor OF the Taft dele
gates. After the decision Chairman
New. in a discussion Of the work Of
the committee wit ha number Of
newspaper men said, Il know it has
been charged that the Taft people on
the committee have been riding
rough shod over the other nominees
but want to say, however, that all
the contests that have been consid
cred by the national committee have
been decided strictly on their merits
and on the evidence presented
There has been no rough riding ovel
anybody"
The contests in the case OF dele
gates at large from North Caroline
were then taken up and decided II
favor of Taft.
The contests OF the first distric
in the same state also was decided il
favor of Taft.
Manager Frank H. Hitchcock, o
the Taft forces today made an i'm
portant declaration in relation to tn
vice presidential situation. He said
"On the question of the nomination
Of vice president, Taft and his man
ayers have made no combination o
deals, they will not hereafter. max
any combinations or deals, and vii
not push the candidacy of any par
ticular man. We are simply workin
to secure the nomination OF Taft o
the first ballot, and when we hav
achieved that We will be highly salts
fled. The question OF vice presiden
is for the convention to decide an
there is no thought OF attempting I
influence this selection.
The Second North Carolina distric
was decided in favor OF Taft.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
PHONE co. LAYS
CONDUIT MAINS

Down the alley between Polk and
Taylor streets and headed north, the
steam ditching machine for the new
telephone plant is steadily making
the lines for the principal north and
south conduit main. As fast as the
ditcher completes it's work, the con-
duit ia laid and the ditch covered.
Several lines OF conduit are being
laid in the ditch which Is being dug
now, so that a number OF cables
may be carried down that alley.
After the conduit mains are laid and
all the manholes are completed, the
cable will be pulled through by the
use OF an ingenious arrangement Of
Jolnted rods with a rope attached
which are showed through from one
manhole to another. When the rope
is thus carried through block Of
conduit the bid lead covered tele-
phone cable can then he hauled
through the conduit and left in place,
When completed the conduit mains
will extend in the alley between
Polk and Taylror from North Sec
ond street TO Tenth street on the
south and along Sixth street from
johnson street on thhe east to Jack
son street on the west. In addition
TO these conduit mains, all the ter
ritory In the firo limits down town
will be supplied from underground
cables. The territory thus supplied
by the underground cables and from
the conduit mains Is considerably
larger than that required under the
terms of the franchise and the com
pany has on that account made an
additional order for conduit. A num-
Der OF cars OF conduit have been
htlo lNauy lbi WIN w ef'Nioi
months and so the company will not
be delayed in the conduit laying now.
In the meantime other parts Of
the work are being pushed and the
officials state that the plant will be
ready for business within four
months. II was decided some time
ago that the consolidated company
should proceed to complete the tele-
phone building begun by the Dayen-
port company on the corner Of Sixth
and Taylor streets and work on this
is going rapidly forward. The orig
NAL plans have been changed so that
the building will be three stories and
basement instead OF two and base
ment as was first planned, The ex-
change room will have the entire
third floor, fronting on Sixth and
Taylor streets, the offices of the COM
pany will be on the second floor and
part OF the basement will be used for
storage and machinery purposes
The balance OF the building will be
rented.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
Mclean Memos.
al 70 Daily Panhandle.

Special TO Daily Panhandle.
Mclean, Texas, June S.---our
country is still visited with the nice
gentle spring rains such as make peo-
pie feel good and crops grow as fast
as 1t is possible for them to grow.
Work is resumed on the concrete
blocks for the l.. NJ. Haynes building,
the contractors having just received
a car Of cement which they have been
waiting on for quite awhile,
The w. 0. w. lodge had an unveil-
Ing here last Sunday. the 7th inst.
at which there was large and appre-
ciative crowd and all seemedto en-
Joy themselves TO the fullest extent.
Our town was visited the other
DAY by quite a bunch Of Indiana men
who were out looking over the coun-
try and they all seemed pleased with
what they saw while in this section
and expressed very great surprise at
what crops the people of the Pan
handle grow, but they are not the
only people surprised on that line.
John r. Guthrie, of our town, has
Just been out in New Mexico, to find
the Flitter-Tree and honey pond, but
he returns TO Mclean and says that
this is good enough for him.
Mr.. John B. Vannoy who has been
absent to Throckmorton county for
some time, on account of the death OF
his father-ln-law, Mr.. c. c, Mills.
mas returned to Mclean and says IT
looks good yet.
A petition was circulated among
the citizens OF Mclean protesting
against the institution Of bowling al.
leys and billiard halls in the city and
received 223 signatures.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
Associated PresV.

Associated PresU.
Kansas City, June 1O,-With the
flood waiars from the Kaw reaching
within ose block of the union sta
ton, covering a quarter Of the lower
part Of tie stockyards, rendering use
less somJ railway tracks coming in
from tho west and beginning to
creep into the Easements OF the big
wholesale houses in west bottoms,
Kansas City found itself this morn
ing in the thrnes Of the most serious
flood since 1903. There is no posi-
blnty however that the great flood
stage of that year when millions OF
dollars Of damage was done, being
reached, and every indication that
the crest OF the flood will be reached
lais afternoon and that within anoth-
or u,spty-fnm hours both the Kaw
end Missouri at this point would be-
TN to fall
Railway traffic is badly democrat
! 4 and at stockyards business Is
rly OF standStll, One quarter
aa pens on the Missouri side are
sr water that stands from one to
20, deep on the Kansas side
agl Of the quarantine division is
.tr water The principal trouble
the present flood is laid to tho
vrvJuri Pacific and Union Pacific
ra,lrosds, whose hrdses spanning the
KEW river acted Is dams, causing the
water TO spread over a territory
which was other wise so'o. The stage
Of the rivers at Z o'clock this morn
lrr wero, Missouri 27.7, showing a
rise Of 2 feet, inches in the past
twelve hours and the Kaw river q
feet as against % ., recorded twelve
hours ago,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
MUCH SUFFERING
LAID TO FLOODS
Santa F8 Only Railroad Operating Out Of Topeka,
Railroad Bridges Acted as Dams
Much Stock Drowned

0 inches this morning, which is a
tall of two feet since the water be-
gan to recede.
Business men say their only loss
will be loss OF business and the
moving expenses. None OF their
goods we're destroyed as was the case
IN the flood OF 1908,
Saline reports rise OF az feet in
smoky Hill river during the night
Solomon shows I inch rise,
The valley around Junction City
is flooded
At Republican and Manhattan the
Kaw river has fallen four feet since
the decline started.
At Wamego, thirty miles west on
the Kaw heavy rain started this
morning and the river is at a stand
still.
Train service out OF Topeka is con-
fined to the Santa Fe. other roads
are al a standstill or using the santa
re tracks.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
WATTERSON
WITH BRYAN
"MarSe Henry" is BVan'S Guest
at Lincoln TO Review
Situation
Associated Press.
7ETwT-v

ASSOClhleu Ilt5S.
Lincoln, Neb., June 10.--Col. Hena
ry M. Watterson OF Louisville, are
rived here and is the guest OF Will
liam Jennings Bryan at Fairview.
He will remain with Bryan until this
afternoon. Col. Watterson admitted
that various matters of Democratic
interest" would be discussed. Refer.
ring to Bryans candidacy, he said.
81 have accepted Bryan as the ineys
table candidate of the Democrats
party and he will be nominated on
the first ballot l think Bryan 10
stronger than ever before and has q
much better chance to win" Il
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
W. U. t. Co. Declare Dividend.

Associated P-eAa
New York, June 10.-The direc-
tors OF the Western Union today de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF one
half OF / per cent payable in cash.
The dividend for last quarter was at
the rate OF per cent per annum
payable in stock.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
Death of W. S. Forman.
Associated Press.

st. Louis, June 1o.-Word was
received from Champaign, H., of the
sudden death there of w. S. Forman
Of East ST. Louis, who for three terms
was representative in congress from
the Twenty-first Illinois district and
commissioner OF international reve-
nue. under Grover Cleveland.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11

with
The princess met Gustav
KocEn at Carlsbad and fell In
where she has been Nv
for England The princess daughter OF
Prince Ego intimate friend the German Her
similar nature that
The most notable scandal of recent years
in the opement Dec IL M OF the
Crown Princess Of with Professor Andre
he
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
MAIL POUCH
MISSING
Much Mystery Surrounds Theft
Of Valuable Pouch
From Train
Associated Press.

Kansas City, June ia regis
tered mail pouch en- route from Los
Angeles 10 New York was reported
stolen at Kansas City on saturday
night last. The local postal suthor-
tiles will give no definite iAforma-
ton but admit guardedly this very
valuable pouch is missing. From one
quarter 1t is stated the pouch con-
tanned several thousand so!l&sS and
another placed it as high as $4,000
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
Colonel Finerty Dead.
Associated Press.

Chicago. June 10.--Col. John F.
tinerty. editor Of the Chicago Citi-
zen for many years prominent
newspaper man. lecturer and Irish
patriot, died here early today, aged
81.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11

WANTED-You to visit our hot
weather bargain sale mall lines, June
6 to is. Phone 40s. Greer & Sons
corner Fourth a~A Taylor streets.
A 272 d. wi q
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
Empress Falls From Horse.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Potsdam, June 10.-The en-
press OF Germany, while riding with
the emperor today, fell from her
horse but is reported uninjured.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
Railroad Dividend Declared.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, June 10.--The New
York Central and Hudson river rail-
road today declared their regular
quarterly. dividend OF Ia per cent.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11

Tokepa, Kan, Iune 1O.-The gov
eminent weather gauge Of the Kaw
river at this point registered 26 feet
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11

New Orleans, June 1O,--A special
from Grand Cane. La. says news
reached there today that the
FED river had broken through the
levoe near Westdale submerging 25,-
600 acres of growing crops and
drowning much stock.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11

81. Joseph, Mo, June io.-The
Missouri continues to rise here and
is now four inches above the danger
line. This is higher than last years
flood, when great damage was done
in this locality.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11

Leaven worth, Kan, June io.-The
Missouri is rising rapidly here today
and heavy damage is being done
farms. Much inconvenience was
caused today by the breaking OF the
leading gas main as a result OF the
Hood and two-thirds OF the city is
without gas,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
SPECIAL PRICE
BARGAINS

Are advertised In today's Daila
Panhandle as follows;
MEMS HATS;
Amarillo Clothing Co.
DRY GOODS:
The Fair.
The Famous.
CANDY:
Skillman & Holland.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
st. Louis Wool.

Associated Press.
st. Louis, June 1O.--Wool steady
unchanged.
Territories and western me-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11

Mrs. u. y. Pickerel and children
are in Charlton, Iowa, for a visit OF
several weeks. \
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City Livestock.
Associated Press.
Kansas City, June lO.-Cat:le re-
ceipts 500. including 100 soatherns.
Market steady.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
AMARILLO WEATHER,

k&ktk - t*f%t
The thermometer registers the fol-
lowing temperatures since yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock:
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-11
Chicago Livestock.

Associated Press.
Chicago, June l0.--Cattle receipts
1900. Market steady to 10 cents
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