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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

Just 10 the left OF this was a
sketch OF panther. the emblem OF 1T
Worth. bearing above II the word
Welcome" In addition TO this.
the rooms were brilliantly illuminat-
ed and appealingly decorated with
scenes o1 Amarillo and the Panhan
die, special group being bOrdered
by milo and kafir heads. which were
also used 10 good effect by A. l..
Daily Ia the windov decorations.
Aside from the massive. electric
studded star background. the window
held a creditable display OF Panhan-
die products. with three politicalized
pumpkins In the foreground which
bore striking resemblance 20 candi-
dates Wilson. Taft and Roosevelt
The visitors were made 20 feel
genuinely at home from the moment
they crossed the threshold OF the re-
ception room. and from that time
forward there was an exchange o'
'eliciiations on the part ~ the biz
city builders Of the two trade cen
ters Following this exchange o.
fellowly greetings. oratorical nrc-
works were loosed by Col VI sam
son OF the Cassidy Southwestern
Livestock Company OF Fort Worth
hose utterances were sciniillantly
pyrotechnical Col Samson talked
big livestock business from the start.
and Whooped up Fort Worth a. the
biggest thing in the cattle market
line on the footsfool Ills address
aas roundly applauded
" % Fuqua president of the
Nmarillo Chamber OF Commerce. was
're1 introduced hy J.. Pope and
extended 'he visitors "a cordial ar
iCorffnuoa on PAGE Flight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Te,as uas W. "Posting Law

Austin. Tex. Oct. 90 According
TO ruling announced yesterday by
Assistant Attorney General Funder-
hurk there is no such thing as a
posting law Ia Texas. and that
where Enclosures include 1000 or
'more acres there is no Law in force
IN this state making II unlawful 20
hunt or fish therein On tracts
under 900 acres the consent of The
owner is necessary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
SHERMAN RESTING
AFTER UNEASY DAY.
Impossible to Predict Out
come of Illness, Say
Physicians
By As.oeiatssi Prezs


Utica " Y. oct 20 After a
restless and unsatisfactory day. Vice
President sherman dropped of to
sleep while Sitting in chair and
ar o'clock tonight is still sleeping
The physician who has been with
him for the last "a hours left for his
home, expressed the confidence that
the patient would 20 through the
night without great distress.
Ills kidneys are acting more fay-
orably.
The disease is OF such an Elusive
nature that il is impossible To pre-
Dict It's course
Physicians and the family concedc
It's critical nature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Oregon Mothers Congress

Portland. Ore. Oct. % A strong
effort TO have the State established
a pension fund for dependent widows
Is to be made by the Oregon Congress
OF Mothers. which assembled In Port
land today for IN annual session.
The proposed measure has the in
dorsemcnt o' Governor West and
many other persons of Influence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Charity Workers Conference.

Woonsocket. Il l.. Oct Many
men and women prominent in the
work OF upbuilding public health
and jmorats assembled here today
for the anual meeting OF the Rhode
Island State Conferenrt of Chari-
ties and Correction The Conference
will last two days and will have as
speakers Leo F Harmon OF the Rus
sell Sage Foundation. Prof. William
y. Castle OF Harvard University. Mrs.
Charles H. Israels OF New York City
and Prof J. @ Dealey OF Brown unl-
yersity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Fl. WORTH TRADE
EXCURSION HERE
Boosters from Panther City
Welcomed by Chamber
of Commerce
PROMINENT MEN SPEAK
LEAVE THIS MORNING FOn THE
SOUTH PLAINS AND WILL
COMPLETE CIRCUIT BN
LAST OF WEEK

Strong with the spirit which has
made Fort Worth the fourth largest
city In Texas. an enthusiastic four
score OF trade boosters from the
Panther City reached Amarillo last
night on the second lap OF their tour
OF the Panhandle and Plains country.
The special which brought the
party north was delayed some two
hours at Childress on account OF the
derailment OF southbound Denver
train No. . Division Superintend-
ent O. +. Miller OF the Denver road.
who is with the special train. had
o gang at work within few minu-
tes and within comparatively short
time the special train was given an
open track. reaching Amarillo only
thirty minutes late OF the scheduled
time OF arrival.
The party was met at the Denver
station by local boosters In more
than thirty automobiles. Only a
limited number reached the Amarillo
Hotel by this form OF conveyance.
however. the larger number march
ing in "A body 10 the business dis
trict. up Taylor to Polk, bringing up
a, the Chamber OF Commerce rooms.
where a cordial reception awaited
the mat the hands of the citizenship
Of the Panhandle metropolis.
The Panther Cityites were attired
outwardly in long busters. and were
literally bedecked with badges pro-
claiming the greatness OF Fort Worth
and her business institutions. They
walked hriskly In the crisp air. TO
the blare OF brass band and the
rat-a-tat Of the snare drum. and when
they reached the glare Of light from
tho attractively decorated windows
OF the Chamber OF Commerce they
were greeted by lusty yell whose
refrain was What's the matter with
Fort Worth? She's all right,
This was rousingly reciprocated
by The Trades Excursion glee club a
song whose melodious burden had
something to say about "Amarillo's
having real style" This assertion
was verified by the rousing welcome
which was rendered the visitors when
they entered the Chamber of Com
merce quarters. The warm glad hand
was outstretched by many of the live
wires OF the city. and Misses Daphne
and Felice Stinnette, charming and
smiling. distributed carnation TO
each booster as a boutonniere.
In a recess, backgrounded by twin
Old Glories. attractively draped. de-
licious punch was dispensed by a
heavy OF beautiful and charminglyl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
ROOSEVELT TAKES
PART IN CAMPAIGN
Sends Out Several Letters
to Progressive Leaders
Throughout Country

Oyster Bay y y. Or 20 Col
Roosevelt resumed partial direction
of his campaign today and q number
of letters we're sent hy him TO pro-
-ressiyo leaders
Under the DOCTORS orders hesook
.t easy 20 save his strcnEih foN to-
uorroN speech az NcN York
]. vili hr several weeks before be
.0ar.-s fH. fH' .-. .f DIS rsli
arm
i. H.I probably. HTE. -. ..Hsr
'.a t.'lf work 0f '., w|rHH"WHH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
DYNAMITE ON FAST
PASSENGER! TRAIN
Witness Tells of Attempt to
Wreck Steel COnstruc-
tiOn Work


ty Nsen. strl ftcsH
Indianapolis. Ind. Oct - Test
ouy tnat Two packages OF dynamite
arr.cd on fast passenger train
nom Chicago aud after the fuseo
Was lit both packages were thrown
out OF window into some steel
construction work AT Indiana Har-
Dor. Ind, Was given az the dynamite
conspiracy trial today
\ nisht walchman said bee threw
one package into the lake. and the
other tusee vent out
Tn. government contends that one
other than Orti" McManigal and
James u Mcnamara arranged for the
explosion
The witness sNorc be- saW + \
Cooley OF New Orleans. a member OF
the executive board OF the union go
into the office To talk 10 NcNamara
after the Los Angeles Times explo-
sion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Sunda, school Workers Meet.

Parucah. by. Oct. 29-One thous-
and enthusiastic visitors invaded Pa
ducah today for the opening OF the
annual convention of the Kentucky
Sunday School Association The
gathering will continue in session un-
III Friday and will be- addressed By
some OF the best known sunday
school workers OF America
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
bOLG ROBBERY
N FORT WORTH
Stocks and Jewels Valued at
More Than Hundred
Thousand Stolen
ny Associated Pre-.

by Associated Pre-.
Fort Worth. TeN.. Oct 80. -Stocks
and jewels aggregating In value more
Than 100000 were stolen today
from the safe of the Wilson Lumber
Company
The yaluaIles belonged To the
late 5. " Wilson. wealthy lum-
herman OF the Panther City.
The door of the safe In the lum.
Der establishment had been left un-
locked No clue has yet been dis.
covered which may lead to the ap-
prehension of the thief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
eNplosiorl
TAFT HOLDS ONE on
LAST POLITICAL CO>tERENCFS
By Associated Pre-s

New York Oct ~ President
Taft held one OF the last political
conferences of his campaign to-
night.
Charles y Taft. Henry " TAFT
Chairman llills and senator Crane
discussed the situation with the
president az dinner
Many leaders of the parry mr him
afterward and the discussion was
confined 10 the general situation and
uo change iu plans Del contemplated
may say We were BOZ entire a'
cord as 90 the wisdom fh' American
people would show 90 tb., reelected
me. said President TaH hUeIr-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

ios'ou. Mas Oct 80 The Na-
uonal Reform Association. the mem
hership of which includes many act
i'c workers boz the suppression Of
vice and the Improvement OF public
morals. held .f- annual convention
today and DELEGATES from
nearly an sections OF the country
were in attendance Anthony Com
stock % New York spoke on The
children of the Nation versus the
Moral Cancer Planters OF our
Daf and Rrt r. " Elliott OF s.
Augustine FLA discussed The r..
,Tor h..fy of tho Nation Tor Tho
Proclamation o' the sabbath by the
''.I states Vail Service ana In
.-s.a.. commerce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Rebels Renew Brigandagc
~ Associated Pre~

ri Paso. Tex. Oct. 80 The rebel
leader Antono Rojas has resumed
brigandage In the American settle
ments OF the Casas Grandes district,
One wealthy rancher was held no
for $4,000 ransom
Other Americans we're released on
payment of smaller sums
General OrOzco intends 10 re-en-
ter chihuahua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
JOHNSON SPEAKS
FOR ROOSEVELT
Claims Moral Victory Even
Though Progressives
May Lose by Ballot
1y AsoeiateS Prese.

Norwich. Conn. Oct. 2i.-oyer
the trail which Colonel Roosevelt had
promised to cover Governor John
son travelled today and received an
enthusiastic welcome.
The victory is already won" he
said, mot victory that hinges on
the counting of ballots but In the
bigger and broader sence of great
moral victory"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
EN.tSsISTANT POSTMASTER
FINED FIFTEEN HUNDRED
By Associated P~s

Washington. ID. G.. Oct 90. Ar
thur VI Trayers. former acting third
assistant postmaster general sho
has been indicted for conspiracy and
embezzlement In taking valuable
postage stamps. Withdrew his plea
OF not guilty and substitute plea OF
nollo contendre today and vas fined
$500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
I.cpcr sent to I~tcntion Camp

w ASSOCIATED ffcs
Denver. Colo. Oct &c "
Bronson. declared to be leper. will
be- sent 20 the government leper de-
tention camp AT Fort Townsend.
Wash. in a wooden cage
lie escaped from the authorities
at Los Angeles several months ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
FREIGHT WRECK
DELAYS MARSHALL
Speaks to Passengers While
Wife Raises Funds for
Dead Mans Children
By Associated Prs.

Lennon. $ %. or DO Cover
nor Marshall Was DELAYED nine hours
today To- his trip across South Dako-
"a hy a freight wreck boz which -vH
trainmen were killed
During the delay f.a governor ln
Hyero1 ar uuscholGial speech 'o aa
audience made r1 mainly %. rasss".
tcrs of trains blocked hy 'h. rr...
Wh.I. Hr spoke Nr Marshall s..
."tf seeking lH f.r f'. H~H. H'
If .'. ~
...H and I..f .'s..r Irr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
kilhanc Soores knockout
. Associ.iei Press

Iohns'oWn Pa Ger go Johnny
kilbanc. feaihcrW,irh- champion.
knocked ont Tommy uIIlr of Cali
fornia In the fourth round of bout
here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

tLftELAND'S WIDOW
soon To BE BRIDE

Princeton. ~ j.. Oct 29.-
Mrs Grover Cleveland today
authorized the announcement
OF her engagement to Thomas
Joseph Preston. professor of
archaeology and history of
arts al Wells College. The
date OF their marriage has not
Yet been determined
by Associated Press
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Some Election Odditie,

Washington, d. c., Oct. 20. -Ac-
cording to figures gathered by the
Bureau OF Statistics, upwards OF H.
coo 900 OF the United States will re-
cord their votes for president in the
election one week hence A total %
about 100000 women. In the states
of California, Colorado, Idaho, Wash
ington. Utah and Wyoming, are ELI
gible to vote.
by no means all the men OF 81 in
the country are qualified voters, for
the varying laws OF the states not
only bar convicts In the prisons In
most cases, but place other restric-
tions on suffrage that become ex-
ceedingly important In presidential
years.
As nearly every state bars convicts
from voting and there are about f50-
600 convicts In the prisons of the
country election day will mean moth
ing to a whole army of them.
Nearly all OF the state penalize
pauperism, tdiocy, insanity and lei
ony by taking away the voting priv
ilege In addition. a number OF the
states bar delinquent taxpayers from
the right of suffrage
United States soldiers. sailors and
marines are not qualified to vote in
Arkansas. Indiana. Iowa. South Da-
kota. Texas and New Mexico.
florida and Wisconsin place a ban
on "duellists' and Idaho and Mississ-
ippi deny the right OF voting TO biga-
mists and polygamists a voter In
Wyoming must be able TO read the
state constitution in the English
language. In Maine, Michigan. Mon.
'ana. South Dakota and Washington
special restrictions are placed on the
voting privileges OF Indians
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Tr,n. Mcnthrr Nr.tcr,In,

South Clear. temperature around
% and SO
North and West Generally clear
few clouds ar Dublin Denlson. Bon.
ham sherman ana Paris femperl.
furc. -s fo e.
.H 'N..| '"H
clear f.mn,nflrr around 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

TINKER MAY MANAGE
CINCINNATI NATIONALS
By As.oeiated Pres

by Associated Press
ChicaEo. Ill. Oct. 20.
Gt9rtstop Joe Tinker OF the
rnigaeo Nationals will man
aee the Cincinnati Nationals
next sraSon II the owner,
Gary Harmann can obtain
Tinker's release from Presi-
dent Murphy OF the Chicago
club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Washington Forecast

Washington. y .. Oct West
Texas Fair wednesday and proba.
HlN Thursday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
WEATHER
Local Forecast

Fair Wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

CONTINUED on PAGE Eight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-28

This Paltry Sum, However. L
Not to Include Room
at the Ritz

NEW YORK, oct. z7.-The viscount-
ess Sophie D,Etchg0yer. statuesque
blonde, wearing $4,000 worth Of furs
and carrying 4 Jewel case containing
so, 900 Id gems arrived today by the
steamer carman-n to try and live for
one week Id New York on "a, exciu-s
siv1 Of room rent.
Don't mention my title whatever
you do pieadcd the viscountes& It
win only mean that everybody Will
charge me double for whatever ! pur-
chase, ana anyway hate tiles. There
il nothing TO them; they are worse
than smoke. Everyone has = fttle Ia
Paris. YOu can pick them on tho
street. They choke you. Give me
American doIiars before o title every
sime.
mo, am not going 70 make =
tour of the United States. Ny mother
in-lAw and came over becAuse Cap-
tain Dow, OF the Carmania, y the
dearest capita y afioat we should IKE
10 stay, but America II too expensive,
and I'VE heard 10 much about the
cost ef living. I believe II ~ an in
iividual problem. and I am gang 70
see how / come out by next Saturday
on a..
were wont to enjoy ourselves ut q
moderate expense; now We have TO
spend to equal the d spiay made ~
you folk; the consequences, y that
good, respectable citizen. who former
II took his wife to d cafe on > Satur-
day d ght and entertained her on .
income 1t one session, and hts family
have to starve for q year 70 make It
up" ".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-28
FIVE MILES 10
SECURE AID FOR BOAT
When Gasoline Gives Out Captain Mills Leaves Little
Craft and Terrorzed Passengers, Battles With
Waves, Returns and Rescues Them

Especial to The Richmond yireinian-1
NORFOLK. VA, Oct. 27.--RapidIy
drifting seaward. CARED by q strong
tide and fifteen-mle wind. with his
gasoline tank amply and his party OF
pleasure saekers from Suffolk. Va, in
panic. Captain n. +. Mills. owner OF
q small &AsoltAe launch. this after
noon swan over ave miles to the
shore N order to summons aid
Scores of anaiers. after the game
Salmon trout ~ the Lynnhayen Fish
ing club. Nere thrown into stste Of
excitements tnnt before dark when
Captain Mills, a dfipping underwear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-28

MUST STAY INDOORS

Richmond children have their own
IDEAS % to Fairgrounds and the need
Of them in this city. In connection
With the recreation survey report
summary Of which appeared In this
paper last week. the committee Il
charge are sfudytng the replies a.
ono or two thousand Richrapnd chiI-
dren to the inquiry. what do YOU
do with your spare time r.
At the time Of the survey the chill
dren ~ certain grades IN ali the
schools OF the city were asked to Writ4
on this topic. Ia connection with their
regular grammar and penmanrhip
work. Their replies furnish ilIumi.
mating reading IN
The policeman In performine MI
regular duties In protecting the
passersby. u necessarily ! bugA boo Is
the children. The following was writ
ten BY boy n the first ysaf n high
when / come home nom school
lessons which, At the most. takes me
one hour. Then. having nothing Is
3Amuse me. I have to read Z hook
or study my les4olia again. when
there II not p0ticen1an iii 9iElat. i
axid my brother often play hall. we
aid this continuRIly until W were
schased nearly ten times ana then
quit. Az 4 neld or any other large
krcundss IA which to play h too ar
from where Il live, have to stay III
the horse daimg nothing
Hal lfas = Grcpt Jnlxc.
An0ther boy, who seefseed to have
the ne king 81 an orator. wrote -
go. " - - -. &. \. :. &. s..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-28

his hands and feet bleeding prnfusely.
staggered into the ciubroom with his
story Of the party adrift In the mouth
of the bay.
He expla ned that repeatedly he was
forced to cling to fishing net stakea
In fourteen and fifteen feet Of water,
exhausted. in his battle against the
tide. He was literally covered with
gashes inflicted by barnacles.
Henry Pacini. proprietor OF the fish,
Ing club, immed sately put out to the
rescue in his powerful gasoline boat,
and. directed by Milis located the
party about s o'clock. ten miles from
shore. all half frozen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-28
NEW WOR[DrQ
TOFOlLOWSUC
Of BALKAN III
Federation to Meai,
Standing Army Of A
Than 900, 600
ADRIANOPLE cur
OFF AND BUR
Fall Is Only Matter q !
Hours-Scutari r. s.
in Desperate PlielIt3
Must Fall u

LONDON, oct. s7-rs.u pr
81 the POWERS 70 efE0et ~
amAtic settlement or flse
war have boen complies n d
BY tho SERBIAN victory ~
and Tho Turkish lOss n
oplN Fur the past -
n0g0tiattoie have bcem
form under the diroctaoM A
PGncare, the FrUnch -
looking TO 8 truce wa1e1 ii
status quO tnight BE- nsa1u
but AL caIculations hava
bsscd On . probable Tur1
tory. To-day dipl0mn41e
afo convinced that e r
balkan victory On vghte
paAns nnnst be based assl1
3 Tho Ballkans with wlsu
must de11. S'SS23
Tho Balkan fcderntjao
rapidly becoming . rea11f
alrsady maSlo lt p1ain u51l =
Last two s1ays, throue1
vOyA ~ the Eurupeam e.
that II WiN ~ fn1fjx
maintain tho prcsens 60
The l3alk1ns, months -
onteFcd tho present O.
agreed upon the PARTED
ritOry which vFas 70 fulI
In 011elst aa6d 81 aEIE
y " Be complstA tll
= - |IoX
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-28
WILL MAKE BAYol|' :
CHARGE AT DA YI

~. = : - q.
LONDON. Oct.
.o cut on from tne MA3
isn army e uemotlka. neAr
q skarvation. sttii withh0l0
maj SURRENDER 20 the But&Ax
n,snt' ana fn ~ doing y dals
picte oes,rucsion.
The Huigarians are bomhex
CITY from every point Of
As livery Outpost mas
ana 6uigaIlan Lr0ops ara
outer CITY. 0niy the inn1
twenty-Iour forts remains
Practically al Of the public ~
nave oeen raxed ~ hre.
fortress = 2 charred she'll
70 Inc south of -:
CITY, tn6 strongest Of the
divisiens Is marching on
where the helpless aFMY
men under A6uduliah
camped.
Inc Huiealans ana thetE
allies navss delivered An nikaN
the 8arrtson within the
thar = combined baycnef
Pc executAd Witnin tEonx3s14a
unless the Iufks surren0efs
NAHUM expires early t0mCfx4
Inc. The International Nss
coTEes!,OAa0Hs - DE- $1,000!
cora. neadquArtsrs q tnes
army. that arranEements
made Tor the completes tnxN
the city.
LOSSES ~ IIi0ufn
Thou6aud9 OF pTd80u&FUA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-28
sIRlW VOTE Still
SHOIs||R. WILSON
IS slFElY IN LEAD
New York Herald $ Fight Es-
innate Says Others Are
Gaining Slightly
DEMOCRATS EXPRESS
GREAT CONFIDENCE
Enthusiastic Managers Say
Their Candidate Viii Garry
Forty Stales-Taf Is
showing Gains

showing Jains
NEW YORK, Oct. z7.-The New
Fork HsFatd m In flfth forecast Of
Tho election ~ Indicated By tns straw
vote 4 n tAkinx throughout the coun-
try, today aayB:
With eIecsion only eight days on
and the campaign entering III final
and perhaps vital stage indicauons
are. according To- the Herald's ma
son sti1l has big lead In the battle
for thu presidency.
For eecoxd pace d desperate battle
- en- between the president and Mr..
Roosevelt. with this latter leading.
IN several Dections OF the country
II appears. according to the Herald
correspondents most recent reports.
thnt drift has sct In Tor the presa-
dent. This II not reflected by the
straw votes II II possible that 1t
developed after the LAST baf.uts, which
figure In this weeks computations,
had been cast Based on the test
haiiots. which nov have reached -tha
imposing total OF 1s6,s71. the situA-
tion Ia the spectacular race is as
Follows:
President. TAFT has fallen on slight
II and 10 now just whore he was en-
aletqbeE ~ NJ. Roosevelt haa gam.
I'd. and II hack where he WAS on thu
safne date. He had sIumpei slightly
IN the tAbles az October 18th and .0th.
GcvArn0r Wilson has fallen on and Ii
At . point lower than at any time,
though sttll well IN the lead.
Taft Dr1ft in Biz States.
The drill 70 Mr. Taft has shown
nUUl - 49, So - g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-28

tcontsxued On Second rATsl)
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-20
TREATMENT OF LIVE STOCK
Importance Of Creating Good Tempe ra-
rre1t in Farm Animals Should
Never Be UnderrateG.

Horses, and, in fact, all domestic
animals are very much more impress
sionable than they are generally sup
posed TO be. Cattle, which have had
kind master, a man of gentle but
firm nature, show the effect OF their
associations as breed or strain.
Years of good treatment not only
make an impression on the individuals,
but sTe impressed with such force as
to become breed characteristic. In
short, a keen judge can tell pretty
nearly what sort OF association a horse
has Lad by his temperament.
lie Importance of creating good
temperament in trotting or pacing
horse should not be moderated. The
hose with good temperament will
&C more work and do it better than
&C which has not got well balanced
;eAleIament.