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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-28
Cine lmitise @eidid1te bon Marf
Sfuain.

gines idonen Sonntoesmorgens
teiudte Warf Smain einen rei6en
'9aumtpoumafler, Ser iiber aGe anoe=
rem 9inge ieine fabrbare 8aoefpan=
ne lobte. u9as Ding lGuft eleftriid
auf fleinen @ummirdbern lautlos
uno glatt. @enn i'd geraoe feline
2uft babe, oas 3immer gu perlaifen,
10 fommt lie. bereingefabren, ange-
fiiat nit peritablem SeerpuIier. Sd
brau6e MIR auf einen &nopf gu
oriiden." v9riifen Sic nal, "
iagte Der nelieierige Marf Spain.
Ser Wofler briidte auf Sen &nopf,
Die Siiren eingen larltlos auseinon-
Der nno beretn fam in feierIidem
S6peigen oie groBe, pr1dtige
SnDrmamne uno in ibr, bodit err
ltaunt, job oes Miliondrs fleine
Sobter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-28

@eitern nuroe cine Spe5ial-
iitung oes SduIrats abgebalten. @s
puroe beidloiien, Die l1nterrifts-
itun6en in alien s9uIen Die eIei-
9en fem gu Iafien utb ane Shu=
len Inn balb bier na6mittags 81
i6lieBen. Serner cine mebr bur9-
greifenoe eriinoIide Mrbeit gu err
mOgGihen unb gu oieiem 3mede Mu-
fit, Sreibano 3eidnen, Malen u1lo
Wdben in anen SduIen, NIT Mus-
nabme Der SodiduIe, ab5uihaffen
un6 in Ser @odiduIe ebenio Sran-
50iiid un6 @riedifd. Ser Mdbun-
terriht ion ali1 in ben merifmi-
ihen uno ben NegeriduIen fortge-
iett meroen. 6erner ioneu Die 8mr-
ger bon 5an Mntonio oarauf auf-
merfiam semaht meroen, oab es
notpenoig it, meitere s1ulbonos
a~usaugeben, neil mebr Shulgebduoe
gebnut meroen milien.
Manuel gnbo lit gum SIeii1-
inipeftor ernannt tporoen, nadoem
Der bisberige Snipeftor, Mar it'll,
iein @mt ~niebergelegt batte.
= Mapor Sones bat cine @n5abI
grnennu1lgen i'm StraBen : @eiri-
gungsoepartement geulaht. Die gr-
tannten iino meiitens Merifaner.
- Col. g. s. Cunningham Der
befannte 3ufer : Blantagen : Be-
flyer, lit i'm Sitter bon " Sabren
geitorben.
8aber, sos Dft=Somitonitr.
Gin Mngeitenter oes ct. Mii-
tbonp Sotel lit feiteenommen, neil
er Silberiaden geitobIen batte.
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SteaeseiuG.

@rfabrener &aufntatHt, SO Sabra
alt, b~ertraut nit iarnlntliden Sf-
fice-Grbeiten, NIT euten &enntniiiell
niiien in Der @rport- nno Smport-
granhe, iotpie i'm 2alio- uno 8anf.
@eihaft, iudt Steaung als @e-
I9aftsleiter ODER MiIiitent-M damage,
ODER au6 ols Glcrf. Deite empfeb-
lungen uno 3eugniiie iino sur Ser
fiigung. Sell. @ntluortcn erbetea
unter 6. &. 8. an oieic 3eituns.
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Tanne.

@anfiers uno Der Miieiior i'm
nenen auto. Srl elmer aurpe id,lell=
Cert es 10 itarf, oaB Sic gna6ige
5rau i'm gogen berausfdllt. Ser 4i=
iellor raft ii6 als Griter aus ser
Setaubung, eilt 3uriif, liegt auf oen
anien Dor ibr uno iammert: lin
@ottes fpiaen. gndoigeN Sraa
Q @ottl Sino Sic tot?" @a9 boll-
gen Sefunoen i6ldgt lie Die @ugen
auf uno itobnt: nNein. .ni9t. aber
Die. Sprade babe id perlorenl"
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4t5 @unter : @ebanoe.

nung aaer geiitieen uno iittli6en
&rafte erforoern; 8fli6tgefiibl uno
@breei5 pereint miiiien ou6 in
3ufunft oos &odlte uno Bette in
Der Sabrifation erltreben.
SIM tiefiten @runbe berubt oas
@eoeiben Der 5obrif ouf Ser Gid
tigfeit oes oelltiden @olfes. glei=
ben Die @rnnolagen oieier &roft err
balten ionol in Der Walie ieiner
Mitarheiter mie in Sen @ieenihaf=
tenn Der leitenoen Mdnner, Damn
miro oas .@erf ser orei &r1pp alG)
Die fommenoen Stirme, Die nidt
ausbleiben meroen, pie iie bisber
nidt gefeblt baben gliidlib bette
ben. SIM Sabre 1871 ihrieb Mlfreo
9rupp ON Die 2eitung ieines @er=
fes:
u9ie @uBltablfabrif, berporge=
gangen aus einem unibeinbaren
Samenforne, Dem nripringlid
ntemano pertraute, tit lebt etnef
fiinf5igiabrisen eide glei6 an
@eiunobeit uno &raft. Sic bot
mie iene Die 8efdbisung uno Den
8erut S%abrbunoerte btnoltr6 iid
mebr uno mebr fraftig 81 emit
falten. Sic bat einen guten So
Den, beidist MIR ibre 8llr5ell"
Woge oieles propbetii6e @ort
our @abrbeit meroen; moge aut
oas iett anbredenbe 5ipeite Sabr-
6unoert ibres 8eitebens Der &rnpp'-
iben Sabrif 8liiben uno @eoeiben
brinaen gum gbren fir ale ibra
Mngeborigen, our gbre uno gum
Sell unieres benti6en 8oterlonoes!
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Qieeen INNER int Gtreite.

8nei Sahen befinoen iid in be.
itdnoisem Streite, @oIbefinoem unO
Samorrboioen. Mber Nuflen's Mrni-
ca Salbe bertreibt &Imorrboioen in
ie6er Sorm. sic beieitigt balo
SUDDEN, gnt5iinoung ut6 @dmeIung.
Sic giebt 4omfort unb @oIbcfinoell.
Das groBte $eilmittel BEL 8rano-,
9riib- unb Shnittmunoem, gc5enm,
uno alien !Sautfranfbeiten. Nnr 25e
in uQeu Npothefeu.
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8eiratsiM c.

2ouis s.. 2ubbering uno dice IS
Marr.
anorep 8. @itinser uno aatba.
rine 2ar1m.
gmil &. GIoB unb Settle 6. 8a-
genfiibr.
@oolpb g. @rube unb Yearl 6,
Wc2emore.
Soc areus uno gorlena< Saeder.
2ucien 3. @rigbt unb Minnie
@eiit.
guItiee Conrad uno Dora Mc-
glure.
@op Gomaro Gossrope uno Sattie
Gnis.
Wcbmrten.
g. O. gehtel unb Srau, elm alla.
be; 6. Saaeer uno Srau. elm MGo.
den; Grill Corning uno Srau, cir
Mdoben; Geo. Steuben uno 6rau
Elm Maohen; gpalo 8rneger uni
5rau, Elm anabe; Setter S. Mor.
feIo uno 5rau, elm anabe; 6. S
Wenger unb 5rau, elm Mabden
Sran Sarobion uno Srau, elm MGo'
den; Dtto %. 8robt uno 6rau, cir
Mdohen.
9oocsfGIIe.
@arguretb so. uIlrih, s Mona.
te; Milbreb 8. Gabit, 5 Sabre
Srau CLARA q. 8id, 40 Sabre; Sobr
q gedl1ann, SO Sabre; emil Us
6. o. gaefing, 81 Sabre; Gbas
Neper, II Sabre.
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8aunerfredlheit.

&i6ter: gsidt mol iiber 10 cine,
2appalie fonnen sic ausfnnft ga-
ben. 90 muB ib olio ~oespeeer erft
Die fruberen @ften iiber sic reqlti=
rieren! - 8anner: 8as brauhe ih
mir mas gu merfen, penn ser Staot
Bud iiber mid fiibrt!
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11nr 6iiltiefeit bis sum 81. Oftcber.
Yr6miem>0 Herte.
Gin perieblae an mniere Srennee.

0a es uns nnmasid lit, aMa 9iiifte unS Counties bes Gtaates
onrd) &eienSe bearbeien sn lahen, mnken mir auf nbere gfMtel snr I'm.
mr grDReren &er6rehnmg nnieres &iates fnmen ub mir Fo AT benz
snfdlnk sfpmmen, anme9m6are Gramhen fnr mene Mbonuenten, bic Ms
emgeidtGt uerbea, a~mssaieken.
Gir panen nbt Die @eranfaltang zines ipsemanaten aonteaes, mi.
or BET ensliden 3etnnsem ablhh III, iunbern mir molten bnrd Nnssabfums
elmer lberalen Gummiiion Jreiwilise anhuerben, Die pbe bepnoere sri.
9e nno Mnfremgnns hd cine Mebeneiunagme gu beridaffen taniden.
gu bieiem 5mede offerurem .ir fir ieSem SaGresabpnnenten eme
apmmthtom bots 81, etnem 9pllar. Sas @pden6lat ser .ssreie
Frene far segas" fufet So per Sa9r. @egen Ginienbmns BON $1.OO mr.
ben mir ain bas Blatt an irseno cine ms amfaese6ene 4breTe idifeu.
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Sic Moma bat ibrem fleinel1
So6terfen Bel Der Ge9enaufsabe
fir ben no6lten Sag gebolfen uno
nod longem uno bartem &ompf nit
ben permifelten 9robIemen ettpas
~5uitanoe eebraht, mas Den beioen
ols befrieoigenoes &eiultat eri6ien.
Mls oas Sodterden am nad1ten
Gage aus Ger Sdule fon1rnt, tritt
lhm Die Wama iofort entgegen uno
fragt %geipamnt: Stun, maren alle
snmmen ri6tig2" 0Neinl Mama.
Iie maren aae falid." ugae falid2"
lost Die Nfanla aufridtig betriibt,
uoas tut mir aber mirflid leiol1
vI6, @ama, iaet sic &Ieine tro-
fteno, Hmm oir oas ni6t gu Ser
sen. Die anoeren Malnas batten es
aud ale fali6!"
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Gisarren=8 argains.-gtaud Die be-
item uno eripart gelo. Montae: 8eite
Sc gigarre, Z fir 25c; 9ienitag: 8eite
8 fir 25c gigarren, Sc per 5tid; Mitt=
mod: 8efte 10c gigarre, 7 fir SOC;
9onnerltag: 8efte 9 fir 25c gigarreu,
10c per Stiid; Sreitas: Bette sc Cigar
re. Z fir 25c; Samitag: Toe giearre, 4
fir 25c; @onnta9: 25c gisarre, 15c
per Stud. Bull 9urbam, 2ittle Softer,
@olb grumbs, 6 Badete fir 25c.
III Sab Mamp : Strafe.
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Henry & Austin,
@el6 at berlsihen.

100000. in Sumnlen bon 81, 900
biz $780, 900 ami eilseribtetes San
Intonio @igentum ODER Sarmen uno
HandeS in Siibipeit : Seras. Gnlei@
ben BON $3.50 biz $500, 600 beiorgi
Fir 9all5tpede auf @cihdfts giaens
tum i'm 5auptteil Der Staot 5u SO.
Winner, Richardson & Co.
Snpeitment 8anfiers (ni6t inforpoz
riert). = 500 Gibbs 0ebdmbe.
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Gan Ntntonio, Teras

8esen g~rief6oeerl, &efnungs-
f%ormularen, 3irfuIaren uno bette
u8lueprintS" menoet gu6 an sic
9. q. 9lue Brint & Supplp 60.
414 Wabarro Ctr.
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9ibnerIdufe, JlDbe, @ites,
glnebnss mmS beren 8rut iofort se-
totet NIT s. & s. Sreie 8roben.
@enoet giih an uns. Saefer Mfs.
SO. Nltes SeI. 1902, teues 1549.
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Bum @erfanf 100 N[dsr

Gum @erfanf 100 @der gutes
2ano, in 9eebiae 80. $500. in 8aar,
gtelt auf lanee Seit.--and S6mar5.
lano-Sarmen, gut eingeridtet, in
Gauimam 60, Geidtc 9eoinguneen.
2ads 6 9nisbt,
San Mntonio, Seras.
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NNIN 81 perleiben III Summen bon
WV $1,000 nlo altftpdrts auf
eingeri6tetes Gtnbt@, Surmz ODER
Nan6 : gisentuir. @enbors 2iens
b~erfanft uno %berldnsert. Critic 5bpoe
tibet @runoeigentums : Mnleiben uno
Gen6ors 2ien : Soften gum 8erfauf.
&upitalahrasen fir 9Iienten belorgt.
Gillian, Henry & Austin,
2anb Mortgage : ganfters
(ni9t Unexpectedly
5tntnter 633-640 ScbcG : @ebaube,
San Antunio, Segns.
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8er iid fir ben aliseren
balt, lit meiltens Der 8umme.
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1900 Hher.

Cine fiibi6e feline 9iand bon 1900
Idern i'll oieiem County, 6 @teilen bon
Der @%iienbabn, rei6lib @afier, sutes
@ras. gtaig 5u $500 per &der.
c. H. JACKSON
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Slit 10 4bonntaten cine Ggtra Yrdmie pDn $3.50 lit gaar.
Slit Is 4bonntnten cine Gra Yrimie DDn sS.75 III Saar.
Slit 20 Mbonnenttn tint Gra !. yrinie poa $500 III yat.
Slit Is Abonntnttn tne Grta Ytimit pon s6.25 III Saar.
Slit nebt a5 Is abonntnttn clue Grra> yrdmie pDn IS IN Saar.
6ur rRbr aS 80 Mb0naenttn eint G%rtraprdnie pGa SIG in Saar.

Ser gorihlag 1T einfad nnb bcritanblid senng. Nr einen neuen
AbOnaenea Der CUR 3it nidt 9er Der uSreie EreHe@ III, as.
mtnnt foaehterI $500, er6alt. rep bebat bapon einen Collar uno I1ift
ben anSeren Dollar nit Der gcnaneu MoreHe bes 8eielers Elm. Muserhem
rebt abr aud nod cine Grtra Sramis in amsfdt, falls bic GAIL bDn
sebn Mbonnenten ooer barber erreidt miro. gid GrtraVrGmie len.
ben mir ben oa5a Seredtshm bon mnierer Office aus brett.
Die bier gemadre Sfferte lit fir Seben i'm ueien @e6iete os etar,
fes ofen. Sober fam .fd baran betdigen. yir bieten MIR WaarSreie
an, iutl 9elo INNER feinen Wert bat nmo Sober Oafar anidaffeu unb tau.
len fam, mas er aeraoe bramdt.
aae, bic nm Oieier Ghere Gebrau6 MAIDEN unb inter Sen peu
setelten Seotnsnnsen Nbonncnten fur bic u6mie 8reKe fir seras" fam
meln iupaen, fne sebaen, Fb nit ms unoeBaslih IN @erbiuouua ~
leeen, oamif fur tbnen etuaise aeuHnidte ausfa6rlhere Mmsfunft ertei.
len fonHen, Die anhtuns sebt ben geieaerm brett non unierer OF.
hee gu, 9iee 9fferte bat nnr galrgfet bis gum 81. 0ftober.
rSreit Yreie fit Seras".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
DAILY NEWS CARRIER
BOYS AND Devil"

While the carrier boys OF a morn
inc paper do not figure largely in
the reckoning of the fierce that is
mentioned IN connection with a spec
ial effort. but they are found upon
analysis To be an indispensable
and important part OF the machinery
organized for the purpose of dishinr
up events for the inspection OF the
critical and often times tickle pubic.
the following Is a list OF the sturdy
and energetic little men who make
possible the service rendered hy The
Daily News
Sam Rodgers. John Gnlley. Elmer
Sowder. Roy sowder. Record Rigrs
y. G. Armstrong Elmer Blair. Law
renee Armstrong. Otis Skipwith. Glib
son Roquemcre. sleepy" Hughes
Harold Rodgers. Rex Rodgers and
sam Hudson.
To this list might be added Leon
ard Little. who performs the essen
tial duties OF devil for The Dali,
News. This little man Is there will
the devil" stunt and has a rare fund
Of energy and optimistic forbearance
and patience. which rounds ont well
balanced repertoire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

Amarlllo's Chamber OF Commerce
Is nov in position 10 accomplish a
work that D. has never accomplished
before II Is laying a firm and real
foundation. looking to that broader
and grander growth which II sees In
the immediate and expanding future.
Formerly this place. and with II other
towns and cities on the Plains. sought
their highest possibilities through
individual effort. That has passed,
and Amarillo realizes that II she is
10 be at her best. the cities and towns
throughout the Panhandle, the North
and South Plains countries. must
make adequate showing. II Canyon.
Hereford, Tulia. DImmitt. Silverton.
Plainview. Lubbock. Slaton. Crosby
ton. Floydada. Matador, Paducah.
Childress. Clarendon. Memphis. Pan
handle, Claude. DalhaIt and other
important points In this section OF
the country are prosperous and active
Amarillo needs must be IN he same
shape. This fact accounts for rho
pro M activity OF tho Chamber OF
Commerce. for the Officers oi 'h'
orr inizati0n realize the worth OF a
proeross that carries an points for.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

withheld their hands chiefly bccause
'hsv we're not Conyeraut with tar
range Of possibilities OF This ors1ri-
tation Now the facts are being set
before them. and each man az he
understands the true nature Of tho
work. is coming in with support
Time was when men looked uron
money put into the Chamber OF Com
merce as donation hoy now cs-
TEEN II as an Investment. The more
enthusiastic men declare that II Is
not only an investment, but one that
ranks with the highest and best
Dignified and lifted 10 the height Of
an investment, men are coming for
ward with support for the enterprise,
looking for Incidental and collective
benefit. rather than direct and indi-
vidual gain Cast upon this higher
mount. there is "a certain stability
about the venture that IT. has never
pre- scented before Men of worth are
attracted and as Zoo other thinfs
when this lass oft persons TAX, a
hand ZOO affairs something viii Do,
accomplished
Zoo addition 20 th' assurance pi a
lurrc fund 90 Doc gathered from th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
FIRST HOUSE BUILT
IN CITY Of AMARILLO

Some months ago whcn nc Old On.
s.2htly building that stood for SO
long IN the rear of The new Telephone
building. was being removed 20 40
southeast part o. the city. there Wc~'
few people knew thar - possessed
special interest from me fact that %
Was the first tHldin@ constructed in
Amarillo
Tlss Old landmark vas tuit DIS
10 q sant0rn and stood ~ me hack
oi the lots nov 90 .upIcd by the An
arIIlo hltcl o. was considered quite
a structure Boo its day and wes sue
eessIvely used for various purppses.
Amarillo's firsi pfIafing estihlIsh-
mcnt occupied tho upper floor for a
tme. while H Nill- had h.s Ia0
office on the lower floor. ln la'r'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

citizenship. regardless C their class
there will be- safeguard placed
AGAINST lis injudicious eNIinditure.
Men OF affairs In the financial world.
those who know how 10 accumulate
and save money are In charge ot
his irnd They will ruard 1t as
safely as II It belonged 90 them per
-Hualh thus assuring 10 the invest
oys protection ae1inst dlssipat ion
- 'ha funds This is not little
SETTER. COR roeJrdlcse of how pros
sorrows one may he. ON, docs not like
.1 risk ones investments with care
loss mon
Amarillo is or,n for Investigation,
for investment and for am thar Il
GOOD for herself inl the great terri
Sons of which she ls the center Sho
invites. through her Chamber "
Commerce. men OF ability and means
n an lines She realizes thar her
population needs swelling rs wei as
Their wealth Hence the bid for more
people. more money development in
every worthy classification
Wishing for herself all that other
towns wish for themselves On add
ton 10 that which 'ney wish for her
that g. good. Amarillo Is looking for
ward 10 the accomplishment OF much
fhis year. with the Chamber Of Com
Hcr - prominently figured INTO al
totals and suh-totals The very earth
Is spelkinr reinsurance 20 The bust
mess and pro, ssional men. Taa;
The harvest promises 10 be abundant
none can doubt. and this thought d
reins men 10 Greater ani frerr en-.
1a.yors
For amarillo first then the Plain.
. Country ard after thar tho state 81
Texas and the United states. Is th'
shirt 'ha, ar'uates an In conncct icr
4 .if. f.. Chamber 81 Commerce
/ No branch 81 business or profos
sion Is immune from the splendid OF
.timism nov pervading the Chambei
OF Commerce movement. and IL hai
become simply a matter Of how mucl
shall b. invested N this importan
enterprise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

ward 'a 'h.E -I.af,s' achievement
Levine the rlrss a. the petty
Jealous 'hr cnTmcr,ia' organization
of this city 's uaRin- place flr
itself primaril, and incidentally for
the entire country in which II is Sit.
dated 40 longer rs II the desire OF
this community 10 climb 10 heights
upon he fallen halks uf thos
around % ht hF tho lDfW spires of
It's owr 900 airrcu'- and those ,f us
neirhhors Ll,Irg them to O more cN-
allied sigf gr For th.s &C.. son tl'r.
Is an active concern apoI he pant Il
the CIHrr, f.. com D,Ic, BOO th
Amarillo Alto TRADES Excursion
leaving here tomorrow tn, Officers
81 NJ, organization realize that thr~n
Is a rare derrco Of rooG in stor NOT
only Ter Nmar'Io 1ut for the yari-
crs towns and cities visited Prompt.
ed by "a dosir, 20 serve and to na
served fI, Chamber of Com
mer,r ulI BIAS. an automobile laden
with h'cwt.r.. f..liu of OBJ. coed
points ~ This I'y. ari a. th. Plains
Comirr with amarillo a- r- ',-.9l
center
For vs1-. r..f fIc .ofe pro res
site citizens of tEIs cts has. dream o.
ed Of that Greater Amarillo the
leading citizens ~ This city ore nov
In utilization. vorkiue fo bring ab1u,
the realization OF their dreams For
merry the Viewpoint was visionary
and theoretical. but now il Is mate
rial and actual. with a f.rm.r touch
upon soil. aud truer promise of
fruitage. There Is O ,o-oIer1H
REGARDLESS OF class or position. and
This Is bringing results as certain
and sure as the wheels Of time iu
their course
81 this time there are a number
81 schemes being materialized and
W is he purpose Of the cfficers o'
the Chamber OF Commerce % follow
these 10 their logical conclusion
The work 81 the commercial or-ani
zation has beer Handicapped hereto
fore by reason OF the lax Of cooper
a,iye effort. Hundreds a. men have
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
FAIRS NEW STORE
OPEN FOR BUSINESS

The work of rcmodcling the inter
ior and exterior Of the building for
uerk occrpicd ny the Lyles-Tullos
hardware store for The OCCUPANCY of
the dry Goods department OF thu Fair
store. was completed yesterday
Although the room was incomplete.
treat deal of the stock has been In
the new room Tor several days This
new room gives the Fair store one OF
the handscmest and largest dry goods
rooms In Amarillo 10 other parts o.
the stor" Mr. Levy has also made a
number Of new departures. all Of
them for the convenience Of the shop
ping public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

4 girl thinks a young man vhl
spends his money freely is the whole
thing but n she marrics him and
finds he has spent IL all she change
her mind
The Detroit times., 1912-10-15

He worked on the case In his off-time.
He poked around In Bronx saloons,
where Forsbrey had once been well
known. One night he stood at the
end Of bar, listening to the talk OF
several rough-looking characters at
a table.
He heard one OF them say "Fors-
brey." He heard another say Fox
St" Then they left. Lake began TO
stroll In Fox-st. He knew the Ryan
girl by sight, and he watched for her.
One evening yellow-haired girl in a
tan coat slipped past him. Lake
thought he knew her-but Margaret
Ryan had black hair.
Nevertheless. Lake followed her,
and began a watch of the house she
went into. He learned couple call
ing themselves Davis" had recently
moved into a furnished apartment on
the top floor One night he saw
Davis" enter the house. Forsbrey's
hair is light; this man had black
hair.
All the same, Lake led Commits
sioner Dougherty and an auto-load oi
cops to the house that very night
They captured Forsbrey, the RyaT
girl. and a considerable quantity o.
hair dye and hair bleach.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-15
Birthday Greetings
No cleaner P.per published.

The Detroit Times on Oct. l. en-
tered upon its lucky birthday and cele-
brated the opening OF this thirteeiSh
year by securing the services OF that
famous cartoonist. Tom May. This
step forward Is but in keeping with
the progressive policy The Times has
maintained ever since the first issue
came from the press.
There Is no cleaner paper published
in the country than The Detroit
Times and Detroit can well feel proud
OF having such reliable paper pub
lished in its borders. No liquor, no
quack medicine or other unscrupulous
advertising is allowed in its columns.
despite the fact that the Golfers OF
The Times could be filled with hun
dreds OF extra dollars each month.
The Times is daily paper for the
home In Michigan that are homes In
the truest sense of. the word. We
bespeak for The Times many. many
years of continued usefulness In the
Michigan newspaper feld.-Reed City
Herald.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-15
GO ON, EAT YOUR COSTLY MEAT,
BUT GET NEXT TO THISl

II have slight doubt protection
OF living explain
OF American son
London and for rs cents in New York.
middemen
similar twaddle explains
price The only explanation that holds the
Great Britain leves tariff duties products
market American
Australia New Zealand and South America
competition
for
without the privilege
bing the people
the biggest lie in all the
shows the packing
industry 10 a a a How high
needed enable the trust told
S9728 in
industry less than oneenth of
tion.
a year, a OF about a were levied
the would raise
a the total paid by
enables the every
in the