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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08
II THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEX.
Is AMARILLO DIVISION

In the Matter OF william A. Blake
ley. bankrupt No Is In Bank
ruptcy
Whereas. a petition was on the 9Th
day OF May. 1912. filed herein for
an adjudication OF bankruptcy
against William A. Blakeley. and II
appears theretrom that the said
Bankrupt is not within the district
and that personal service OF the sub
poena herein can not be made on
him. now. on motion Of Clifford Bra
~. Esq. attorney FOR said petition
.ers
I, is ordered. that service OF said
subpoena be made by publishing this
order together with said subpoena IN
Amarillo Daily News. a newspaper
published az Amarillo. Texas. in
said district, once a week for two
consecutive weeks. the last OF said
publications 20 be on the Sth day OF
November. 1912. and by making a
COPY OF this order and said petition
and subpoena and by mailing a copy
Of this order and said petition and
subpoena TO the last known place Of
abode OF the said William A. Blake
ley. In said district. on or before
the day OF the first publication.
Witness the Honorable Edward r,
Meek. Judge OF said Court, and the
seal thereof. al the city OF Amarillo
IN said district. on the 3ist day Of
October. 4. D.. 1912.
Seall
Louis G. MAYNARD. Clerk
rv Roilie ~. Scales. Deputy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08
N OPPORTI NIFTY ENTRtOsDI-
NARY

have the exclusive agency for %
sections Of 4 g y lands 10 this
territory. Forty-one sections IN one
body OF best and cheapest price ranch
land In the Panhandle Number o.
smaller sections. smooth. and espec.
ally desirable Will sell on good
terms GO q low price L. \ WELLS.
over postofficc Suite 1-3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08

nave been unable to leave my offlcs
uil late in the evening. and conse-
quently have been unable to study
my spelling as | wished. So this
VIII be the reason. IL Judge Barrett,
makes a better showing than fins,
expected.
This is going 10 be a great match.
Several grandiathers and grandmoth-
ers will spell. and they expect to
show the younger generation a thing
or two about spelling Come out 10.
nlght and see tho fun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08

ricks. and withal one OF the most low
able men in all Amarillo. has evident
ly fixed for me. Being beaten before
he and his friends are said 10 be
bending every effort In preparation to
retrieve their reputation as spellera
I regret that IL has been impossible
for mo 70 do likewise. had intend
ed studying ahead for this spelling
bee. but the fact Is have been ex-
ceedinely busy for the past few days.
the demands OF my law practice boz
Ing go arduous that frequently !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08
IAN Golf Tournr, NJ Atlantic CIT,

Atlantic city. s. J.. Nov. The
annual autumn tournament OF the
Country CLUB OF Atlantic City. the
last OF the important tournaments "a
take place In the North this year
BEGAN today on the clubs course At
Mortified Play will continue until
Saturday. when the governors cur
and half a dozen other trophies vii
Dee awarded the winners OF the tour
nament
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08
OKLAHOMA CITY Livestock
KANSAS CITY Grain

Kansas city. Mo, Nov Cash
Whea, No. . red 97m700 No 3
red. 90 a 96is. 40. hard 81 q SO.
No hard. s3a Siis
Cash Corn No. white. So. new
I5i. No. white new 5sN y No 2
mixed new and old. 52n a u No 3
mixed. "a
Cash Oats No white. @3d =
No. 3 white, aga y No . miNed,
32ia asa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08

/ G. Mahan. 1927 T~el''h street
Fort smith. Ark. says ) canho
saw 100 much In favor OF Foley hid
nov pills / had kidney trouble With
a pain IN my back that hurt 70 some
times had to 90 sit down. When
I started taking Foley Kidney PMS
I yas bent over But now can
work every day. the pain is gone and
{ feel fine"
RANDALL DRUG co
iAdverts~mentl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08
SPELLING BEE RIVALS
HURl FINAL DEFIANCE

As a final Haunting OF the red
flag 10 the opposition. the following
statement By Judge Barrett was is-
sued yesterday
Spell Il With wee. my lord. spell
IL With a wee" would be- the best
answer my friend Veale could give II
the court should suddenly place him
ia the position Of Mr. Weller and re-
quire him 70 spell his own name.
Veale. OF the raucous voice. turbul-
ent appearance. and obstreperous yo-
liberation
My good friend Veale ls most
amlable fellow. really. and he has
the gift Of CAB very gallopins. but
even the closest of his many friends
know that he cannot spell and that
he cannot refrain from Boosting. lie
cannot properly coordinate the ar
ticulation % his brilliant imaginia-
tive faculties with the ultimate
ground Of moral obligation Ills
statements are more elastic than yis-
"Uuf. Ills 'NEWbN - az '-bf
These traits OF my friend Veale /
regret exceedingly That a man of
such eminent good qualities as he
possesses should Dee unable 10 correl-
tate tho letters of the alphabet, with
the words be intends 20 spell or to
lcorrellate his own mental processes
with the realities OF his deeds and
appearance is most lamentable How
doth unsecmly boastfulness and van
| ity like unto that OF the peacock mar
our friend Vealel
am Informed that Judge Veale
lis making desperate efforts TO save
himself from the humiliation that
will be his al The spelling bee tonight
to-wit he Is trying 70 secure 70 his
side certain printers and postoftice
|offioials reasoning that they ought
TO be- better spoilers than other
folks 50 Dee II We will just have
10 take Judge Neale as he IL Moth
inr will change his underhand tao
tics. bu, ! am going 10 cure his van
nifty and boastfuness tonight
Faithful are the wounds Of a
| friend. and avn undertaking the
Icurc o. Voale purely ont OF regard
| for him and his future welfare, and,
Incidentally. for the relief Of his
llrg-suifcrlne friends L) every
body come out tonight, and see the
process. both "a the interest OF good
spelling and the reformation OF
/ Veale
The admittance viii be only ten
cents. to be- used for the high school
Cap Rock and the gymnasium This
spelling bee win be- held in the high
school auditorium. beginning about
30. under the auspices OF the
Mothers Club.
Come early and hear Neale OF the
Joveian pose. raucuus voice. turbu'
lent appearance. and obstreperous
yociferation'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08

Martha Arnold Antioch. Texas,
says My children had deep-seat-
ed cough which me doctor feared
might result In pneumonia lie adj.
yised no 20 got large bottle OF
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound,
and keep them on IT, The result vas
lHko magic and the cough was cured
RANDALL DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-08
Additional statement u, judge Ia
rctt


/ II has JUS, reached me that Judge
Veale has been up 20 additional
tricks; that h. has been quietly pick
ing out the best spoilers h. can find
and having them study every night
ahead. SO as TO defeat me II possible
tonight. His office has been in use.
too. till late hours
/ 4 close friend states that two Of
ficers connected respectively with the
sherlffs department and the city po-
/ lice department few nights ago
stalked peculiar looking package
+ that was surreptitiously carried from
the expires office up TO Judge Neale's
office This package first aroused
itheir supicion when they saw IL han
/ ded from the express ear al the Santa
/ Pc depot. II was a square box made
of reinforced pasteboard and just
labout biz enough 10 hold a gallon
demiiohn They trailed II from the
express office late In the evening,
and found IL left Just outside Judge
Veales office door. the consignee ev-
identity having stopped studying his
spelling long enough TO step down t.
the restaurant to fetch some solid
refreshments To consume along with
THE contents OF the express package.
/ One officer crept up and lifted tho
box Unbelievable. but nevertheless
the package had just about the right
weight and feel. and he thought he
detected a sort OF gurgling noise OF
the LIQUID inside. The time. the
place. and the package. thought he
lie cut the string. pulled open the
sides OF the pasteboards that en-
closed something bulky and heavy.
and out rolled three dozen blueback
spelling books, The astonished Off
GERS retreated in disgust. wondering
how In the world the fates came TO
play Judge Veale such a fool trick.
They were stlll mystifled. until to-
day. One OF them. passing along.
saw Gus IIensley hard at work study
ing a brand new bluebaok speller OF
the genuine Noah Webster kind: 4
little further on he found II. B Mar
tin doing the same thing: and when
he turned up into a dark stairway
and found W +. Zimmerman with
the same kind OF new book he could
not refrain from questioning that
doughty speller as to where he Sc
cured the volume.
Don't let anybody know about it.
was the reply. but Judge veale has
got pretty we'll convinced OF what
Judge Barret,'s crowd Is going to
do to him at the high school tonight.
and he has got the promise OF thirty
or forty OF us good spoilers TO help
him out. and on the sly he ordered
n lot OF blueback spoilers and gave
each one OF us book and told US 10
study II every minute from now TIL
the time comes, He's pretty badly
scared "
Statement by Judge Veale
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
SCHOOL Of PACKING
OPENS MONDAY
EARLY APPLES ARE RIPE AND
INSTRUCTIONS WILL START
WITH GOOD CLASS.

Professor +. s. Cooley of Bozeman
arrived here yesterday and conferred
with Secretary Bomgardner and Man.
ager Anderson of the Missoula Fruit
and Produce association concerning
the opening of the Missoula packing
school next Monday. II was decided
tn hold the school at the warehouse OF
the association on South Fifth street
at the Bitter Root tracks. Mr.. God
frey, the instructor. Is expected to
arrive In Missoula tomorrow.
NJ. l.. Dean has had the new apple
grader. of which mention was made
in The Missoulian yesterday. moved IN
the warehouse where II will be set up
for demonstration In connection with
the school.
The enrolment Is not quite up TO
the capacity of the school and there
will be opportunity for a few additions
al pupils TO receive the instruction. II
Is worth while To learn how to put up
fruit in the best manner. II means
thousands of dollars to producers In
the Bitter Root district.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
.CO0NEY WILL TRY
FOR governor
GREAT FALLS POSTMASTER AND
PUBLISHER WANTS REpUB.
LicAN NOMINATION.

Helena, Aug. 23.-(speciaL)-E. II.
Cooney, postmaster at Great Falls
and publisher Of the Great Falls
Leader. Is an active aspirant for the
gubernatorial nomination on the re-
publican ticket, according to local
republican newspaper. The same pub
lication announces the candidacy OF
Fred l.. Gibson Of Livingston. a MEM
ber of the legislature four years ago
as a candidate for one of the two con-
gressional nominations on the repub-
lican ticket.
Mr.. Cooney's candidacy is announced
by Mayor J. w. Speer of Great Falls
who was In the city yesterday.
Inquiry made of Mr.. Cooncy al
Great Falls this morning by tele-
phone" the story continues. whether
he was a candidate. brought the reply
that he was and that he was goine
to make an active campaign for the
nomination"
Mr. Cooney's announcement makes
two avowed candidates for the nom.
ination. the other being Lieutenant
Governor w. X. Allen OF Anaconda.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
BUSY LITTLE HOUR
OF WORK
CITY COUNCIL SLIPS IN A sPE.
ciAI SESSION AND plsPosEs
OF SOME IMPORTANT ITEMS.

The city council held special ses-
sion yesterday morning, at which the
commissioners placated Contractor
Wilson, made provisional sidewalk
agreement with the Mccormick estate
and ordered that the permanent pop
corn stands on the street be made
portable ahd removed each evening
when business Is over. All of this
work was done with neatness and dis
patch.
Contractor Wilson appeared with his
attorney TO ask that the city pay him
$4o0 which has been tied up for some
time. pending an adjustment of differ
ences. 1t was found that 5000 of this
sum represented work which had been
satisfactorily finished and the clerk
was instructed to pay Mr.. Wilson this
amount. The balance was further
withheld until the city engineer can
recheck the measurements.
John +. Mccormick appeared before
the council TO ask that the order for
the construction of certain walks by
the Mccormick estate be rescnded or
modified. The council looked over
the matter and decided To take no ac-
ton until Monday and then TO be guild
cd by the course of the Mccormick es-
tate relative to new walks that have
been ordered on Higgins avenue
1t was ordered, by the unanimous
vote Of the council that all popcorn
stands be made portable and that they
be removed from the streets at the
close OF business each night.
Condemnation proceedings will he
instituted to obtain possession of the
lot near the cd city hail which is
needed for fire and street department
purposes
The paving contract for Cedar street
will be so modified that the strip be-
tween the car tracks viii be paved
with brick instead OF wood blocks.
A sidewalk was ordered built In front
OF Captain Phillips place at the cor
ner OF Madison and Cedar streets.
The council adjourned TIL Monday
morning.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
DEMOCRATS CAUCUS
IN -FOUR WARDS
WITHOUT OUTWARD DEMON.
SrRAriON OF FRICTION NOM.
NATIONS ARE MADE.

Democratic caucuses were held In the
Fourth, Fifth Sixth and Seventh pre-
cincts last evening To all outward
appearances there was no friction and
a good vote was cast. The nomina-
tions made, To be voted on at the pri-
marics 10 be held this evening. follow:
Precinct Four.
Delegates-Gus Broman, y. w. Fitz-
Patrick. T. ]. Murphy. Tom Kennedy.
c. +. Borman, w. y Coffcy, r. Il. Govd
Pat Haigerty.
Aternates-Fellx Martin. Pat Calla-
han. C. Il. McCool. Thomas McGregor.
George Keith. Louis Hovey, Dennis
Cahill. John Kilkellcy
Precinct Five.
Delcgates--John Bonner. s. Fred
ericks, w. r. Herwcg, william Brod-
erick c. w. Carter. J. L. Duffy. Adam
Bickel. J. +. Mccormick. a. J. Violettc.
Altcrnates es-George II. Good. John
Purt'e, II. r. Leek. Ed Roulier. w. r.
Evarts. Ed Hardesty. a. r. Quinn,
Louis Cries. Dennis Flynn.
Precinct Six.
Delegates--A. l.. Duncan, +. NJ. Nc
Haffie. J. II. Underwood, John II.
Tolan. Albert Besancon, Frank Woody.
Wayne Johnson, William keating.
Alternates-Alex Benson, r. N. Mar
lowe. c. II. Elliott. ID. II. Beck. J. W.
Rowland. J. w. Buford, ID. G. O'kecfe,
NJ, l.. Gulden.
Precinct Seven.
Dclegatcs--Dr. r.. G. Anderson, d. r..
Curran. J. ~ Lucy. r. W. kuphal. G.
II. Hal. J. W. Kennedy. VIII Cave,
T. J. Coffee. james Baker.
AitcPnatcs--J. II. McGuffcy, Or. p.
NJ. RuhdauIst, II. r. Wilkinson, II. r,
Forbs, l.. n. Allen, Tom Conion, fra
McCart. Thomas n. Turner, W. M.
Bickford.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
SEVERELY BURNED.

Gustav Scherck, cooper Mt the brew
cry. was severely burned about the
face and neck yesterday, He was
working with hot pitch, with which
the barrels are painted. when an ac-
cident happened that caused some OF
the molten stuff to be dashed into
his face. Because he was wearing
glasses his eyes escaped being put out
at the time and 1t Is thought that his
sight can be saved.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
ROVE BACK AGAIN
ENTHUSIASTIC
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR FINDS
PlEAsANr SENTIMENT
THNoVoHoUT STATE.

Professor J. p. Rowe. head Of the
department OF geology, has returned
to Missoula from Dewey, Mont, where
he spent the summer In research
work. DR.. Rowe II enthusiastic over
the prospects for the coming term at
the university. I'VE are going to have
mighty successful year." he said
yesterday. "The prospects never have
been better" Professor Rowe COW
cred large part of the state during
his summers travels and found that
the people everywhere are Interested
In the university and enthusiastic over
its work.
Everyone I met was intensely in
terested In the university" he said
yesterday. II find that the sentiment
throughout the state has changed
greatly. The people OF Montana are
beginning 70 wake up to the fact that
we have splendid institution here.
and prosperity for the university II
going to be the result. The law de-
partment has had a lot to do with II.
The installation OF the new department
has done more for the university than
most people think. I was surprised
to find so many people interested IN
II. have no doubt but that the law
school will soon become the most i'm
portant Of the university's DEPART
ments. There IL going to be large
attendance there this year. The uni
versity IL going to prosper on account
Of II, too. The graduates Of tho de-
partment will all be actively interested
In o,,tlic Attain and in notifies. The
changes and legislation we need 30
much will come fast enough once we
get . body Of active young lawyers
through the state The fact that 10
many Of the university's graduates in
past years have failed to take any
interest In politics and the affairs Of
the institution 10 the principal thing
that has held ~ back for 30 long. I
think that the university 10 on the
threshold OF . new era
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
BOOTH MEMORIAL.

Major Jordan of the Salvation Army
Is In town from Butte, soliciting finan-
cial aid for the army's rescue work.
He met many of the local business
men yesterday and received encourage.
mcnt. Major Jordan said, yesterday
afternoon, that the expected memori III
service for General Booth will be held
all over the world week from to-
morrow unless there is some change
In the plans. In Butte there will be
great union service. at which all of
the city ministers will speak and 9TH
ers will join In the tribute to the
great leader.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
HOTEL FOR LEASE

We have first -class hotel In one
of the best towns In western Montana
for lease at very low rental. The
hotel is completely furnished with
new and good furniture. The furni-
tnre we will sell to the person leasing
the hotel at a very low figure. or will
trade for city property.
This Is good opportunity Tor the
right man. Hotel II new, electric
lighted. hot and cold water and steam
heated.
Inquire at once.
w. II. Smead Company
Niesins Sleek.
Phens 2t2 Red. Misseula, Mont.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24

There is more catarrh In this section Of
the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable For a
great many years doctors pronounced II a
local disease and prescribed local reme-
dies. and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment. pronounced II In.
curable. Science has proven catarrh to
be a constitutional disease, and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by
II. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. In the
1t is taken internally In doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonfui. 1t acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. They. offer one hundred dollars
for any case It falls to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address:
r. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family pulls for constIpa-
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
BAND DANCE TONIGHT
AT GREENOUCH PARK

The Missouia band will give dance
tonight AT the Greenough Park pa
viiion. This Saturday night affair was
decided upon after many requests had
been made by some of the young peo-
pie for the band TO give two dances
each week instead Of one. The at
tendance tonight will determine
whether the Saturday night dances
VIII be continued during the rest of
the season
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
INFANTS FUNERAL.

The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Blakeway will
be held at 10 o'clock this morning.
Services will be at the residence. 93G
Stoddard street, Rev. T.. u. Burtner to
officiate.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
FROM HONOLULU.

Mrs, Fred j. Lucas of Honolulu, II.
J., arrived last evening for visit at
the home of her parents In Missoula.
She was formerly Miss Dorothy Inglish.
Mr.. Lucas is "a musician who resided
In Missoula for several years and is
wen remembered here.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
LOCAL SOCIETY

Miss Madge Buell. OF Eau Claire.
Wis. left for her home last Sunday
after spending her vacation with her
sister. Mrs. w II. Ross OF Bonner
Mrs. Ross musical friends regret Miss
Buell's departure for her sweet voice
had made her a general favorite.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
HOME WITH BRIDE.

Harry w Jennings, the popular
clerk In the superintendent's office al
the Northern Pacific headquarters, re-
turned home yesterday from the east
with his bride. Mr., Jennings was
married at Fort Wayne, Ind, abou,
10 days ago
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
FORSYTH BANKER DIES.

Forsyth. Aug. Especial jay
w. Sweetser, president of the First
National bank of Forsyth and ex-
tensively engaged in the sheep and
cattle business in Rosebud county and
ono OF the best known stockmen of
eastern Montana. died of heart failure
at his home In this city this after
noon. lie had been i'll for about 10
days.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
SEEING MlssoULA.

o. T.. Woodson OF Trout Creek spent
yesterday In Mssoula. He Is inter-
ested In the Goldhunter mine and says
the new mill win be pounding on ore
In about 10 days.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
To Entertain Friends.

The Alpha circle OF the Women's
Catholic order of Foresters plans to
entertain Its friends In the new home
on Pine street next Thursday evening.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
Elks' Cate.

BEGINNING Saturday. August 10. the
'lks' car" will be reopcncd to tho
public, Service very best
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24

for delivery on or before September
1 In quantities of five to ten tons.
Anthracite always on hand. Phone
662 or call at ll0 East Cedar
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-24
COAL SALE NOW ON.

The Perry Coal company. managed
by J. NJ. Swango. announces that Its
line OF coal includes the following
varieties and quotes the following
nricoa.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-06

Ethel-Maud was talking
about you before you came in.
What do you suppose she said?"
Cho1ly-ReaHy, 1 haven't an
idea"
childhood guess. That's
just what she did say.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-06
Three! We're playing
we're the funny Slapstick Kids,
Papa. Couldn't you put us in
the paper?"
MELON DRINK

Crush pulp of white melon I'm
til all the juice is out of it. Add
lemon juice and water to taste.
Set on ice and drink any time
Said to. be an excellent blood
purifier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-09
HOSPITAL STAFF
HASANNUAL MEET

The annual meeting Of the med
zeal and surgical staff of st. An
thongs hospital was held last night
ar the Hotel Harms. All the officers
of the stan were reelected as fol-
lows:
President-Dr. F. H. First.
Vice President-Dr. Louis Ostrom.
Secretary-treasurer - DR.. ]. c.
Souders.
The report of the superintendent
OF the hospital was read. 1t showed
that a great number of cases, both
medical and surgical, were treated at
the institution during the year.
During the year a new X-ray ma
chine was set up at the hospital, the
cost for the same being shared by
the hospital and the medical staff
II was found of considerable use by
the physicians and the hospital at.
tendants as well.
The hospital committee for the
coming year will comprise Drs. F. H
First. G. L. Eyster and S. B. Hall.
Following the business meeting {
banquet was enjoyed.