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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
Duke kahananoku Praised.

ANT WERP, 26Duke Kahanamoku within an ace
beating the international the
praise for his work by all present.
BALTIMORE, June 26-Bryan visited
Attorney Heney Will discuss with reporters
ievd Roosevelt followers making Bryan Clark and
Gener looming candidates for the craftsmanship Hawaii voted
4 for Parker and for Bryan.
SANTA MONICA, June 26-Councilman Walker
accepting bribe for influence in the of paving
WASHINGTON June 26-Chna has refused of
escons willing accept condition that all
be made under supervision of foreign powers.
LOS ANGELES June 26-Riot occurred Magonists
sentenced to IL months Imprisonment for violating neutrality
laws Mob attacked police and several were injured.
NEW YORK, June 26-Waiters strike declared off
WASHINGTON June 26-Twenty thousand employees of the
Navy Yard may be laid off July 3rd
PINEHURST June ga accused struggling her
mistress to death was lynched by mob last night
SAN FRANCISCO June 26-Atell Murphy bout postponed
until August
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
Maui's Fourth Of July.

This year the Fourth on Maui
bids fair to outdo any previous
effort in the way of sports of all
kinds. The races will be up to the
usual standard, and from the en-
tries which closed last night, it
looks like good racing all day. The
pick of the Hiio horses are coming
here, and this alone shows conclu-
sively that the attractions at Hilo
on that day for race goers will be
merely a sideshow to the big doings
here on Maui. Maui is the racing
Mecca Of the islands, and all true
lovers of the sport wi II beelere.
The baseball teams will put up
battle royal. Honolulu is sending
a team of sluggers, but Maui will
have a team this year which will
not scare, and we expect to win.
A bowling team in .Brning to play
a return match with the team which
went toS honolulu in April, and the
boys here are ready to give them
royal welcome. Nine out of every
ten in Honolulu who intend going
away for the Fourth, are coming to
Maui, and there is no doubt the
boats will he crowded.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
The Juvenile BOStOnianS.

Praise for their work on the stage,
and compliments for their ladylike
attitude off the stage, is all that can
be heard of the Bostonians. Their
work is of the highest class, and
their stay here on Maui has been a
genuine pleasure to all. Nor is the
pleasure all ours, as we hear from
Honolulu that when the girls leave,
they will all be boosters for our
lovely island. They say they have
forgotten Honolulu already in their
great love for Maui. They have all
made hit individually and collec-
lively, but Dode Canfeld's appear
ance on the stage is the cue for an
outburst, even before she speakes
line. She has made an immense
hit. 1t is hoped we may have more
shows here of the same high calibre
as the Bostonians.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29

Capt. Geo. Cummings is tickled
to death over the prospects.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
Haiku Notes.

Professors Earle Bartlett and AL
bert Parsons of Kamehameha schools
are among the recent arrivals on the
iha-Pauwela Homestead tract.
They brought mules and full
equipment of implements and will
start breaking land for pineapples
at once.
Mr.. Stanley Livingston of Kane
hameha Schools was over last week
to plan work on his homestead lot
in the California Tract" Mr..
Livingston will erect a cottage on a
very slightly part of his lot, the cot
tage to be occupied by Prof. Parsons
until Mr.. Livingston's family moves
over next spring.
Gordon and Donald Brown, who
have Just finished the year at Puma
hou arrived ON the Claudine Satur-
day to spend their vacation with
their father Mr.. E. H. Brown who
has recently taken up homestead
on the Kawaiha- -Pauwela tract.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29

Monday
Everything in Readiness, to Turn On
the Juice July First.

All things come to him who
waits. The people of Wailuku and
Kahului had waited so long and so
patiently for electricity, that about
eight months ago, when the Island
Investment company took hold of
the lighting franchise, they found
that about every resident hailed
from Missouri.
r. E. Bond, who is at the head
of this hustling company is a man
of energy, and not easily turned
from his course. He had set out to
give this community electricity, and
though he did not get single con-
tract he resolved to continue. Much
determined opposition was encount-
cred both here on Maui and in
Honolulu, but backed 10y an indo-
mitable will, he has overcome every
obstacle, and today we are on the
Threshold of another long step for
ward in the development of our
beautiful island.
Practically everything is in readi-
ness for the grand illumination
Monday evening, and this will be
fittingly celebrated by dance at
the gymnasium. The proceeds of
this dance will go to aid the gym
nasium, and the electric company
has offered to put in a great num-
Der of co ored lights in addition to
the regular lighting equipment,
both inside and out, so that the
gym will be one mass of electric fire
on this the opening night.
1t had been the intention to have
a reception at the electric plant,
but the engineers in charge advised
against this plan as they did not
wish to take the responsibility of
someone getting hurt, should any
thing go wrong.
All residents who have had their
meters installed can secure lights
by applying at the office of the
electric company opposite the Maui
hotel.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
Baseball Notes.

Rahe and Keanu looked sad last
Sunday. Wonder what the reason
was.
No stealing will be allowed during
the big games July 3rd and 4th.
Sheriff Crowell will have his force
ON hand to watch the game.
X X X
Anybody caught stealing will be
nabbed.
Meyer, Dunn, Foster-Gee! what
a combination to go up against.
We are all waiting for Barney.
\ X X
Maui fans will be glad to see
LaMere in action. They say he is
a fine fellow.
X X
Blue and gold makes a good color
effect. Never mind the gold boys,
but don't feel blue.
X
Bill Bal is probably the best first
sacker in the Islands.
X X X
Capt. Geo. Cummings is tickled
to death over the prospects.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
News From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 27Wilson striking victory in the
here he delegates
Dakota by 633 437 adoption minority report
of the committee credentials
The platform will be completed tonight 1t will
endum and recall and the election of by
BALTIMORE, June 28.An S8 minute ovation when
the of Wilson nomination. There
cheering for Clark Undewoods received cold reception
vas not
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
Telegraphic News.
SPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEWS.
Sugar 77.20 Beets S5 80
Honolulu News.
Sugar 77.20

HONOLULU, June 28-Mau gets following amounts of
the 81 900 loan Lahainauna school $25OOO belt
$147 900, Kula Pipe Line $4,000, schools $1,000
The attorney characterzes the destruction of
Punchbowl shameful.
strike threatened in the Hawaiian Band
low wages.
A loca bank is coming to the assistance army officers.
1t deveop that the fight against Frears appointment being
made by packing companies steamship companies and labor
leaders. Gompers is leading the fight
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
Death of Mrs. Kaia.

Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Kaia,
the wife of George Kaia, foreman of
the MAUI News office, and leader of
the Wailuku orchestra, was sudden
ly stricken with heart failure. She
complained to her husband of
suffering from suffocation, and be-
fore medical aid could be summoned.
she had quietly passed away.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
Paia and
Stars Win
Strengthening Of Paia Makes Them
Dangerous to Any Team.

Baseball mas taken hold OF The |
public in a way that is gratifying to
those who have strivcn to perpetuate
the National game on Maui. The
sport needs the patronage of the
public, and those who witnessed |
the games last Sunday were well
repaid with at least one very good |
game, full Of exc tempnt. This was
the second game between the Ka-
huluis and the Stars. 1t was all
the Stars could do to win out, and
it was anybnAy's game until the
last inning was played. The score
does not indicate the game as it
really was, but those who witnessed
this game were kept on their nerves
during the whole niue innings. 1t
had been predicted that the Stars
had IL sure thing, but, as has so
often happened in baseball, there is
many slip between the cup and
the lip. McCauley pitched a good
game for the Kahuluis and kept his
opponents down to few scattering
hits. The Kahuluie outplayed, out
batted and in fact played all around
the Stars last Sunday, and it was
merely the heady team work of the
Stars, and their ability to force
few runs in at the opportune time,
that won them the game. For the
Kahului team special mention
should be made of Fred Swan, who
played beautiful game, and who
has won for himself the title of
champion third baseman on Maui.
He now has cinch on this base for
the All-Maui team, and it would
not be surprising to see him do
some things during the Maui-Hono-
lulu series. Pitcher Bal of the Stars
was hit on his right wrist in the
first inning when he went to bat.
This interfered seriously with his
pitching during the game. The
Stars also felt somewhat out of place
without their crack centre fielder
Kama. The game ended with a
score of 10 to Z in favor of the
Stars, who have not yet lost a game.
The first game between the Paias
and the Camp Is was a farce, the
former running away completely
from the Spreckelsvillites. The Paia
team has strengthened quite
materially by the addition of
Dunn, Foster Robinson, and the
Baldwin boys, and they promise the
other teams some fun when their
turns come. The Kahuluis play
the Paia S at 1:30 Sunday, June
| Both, while the Camp rs play the
j. A. C.'s at $3.50 Both games
should be good ones, as the teams
are pretty evenly matched. At
10:30 A. NJ. Sunday, the Stars
will play the Haiku team.a friendly
game. Louis Soares will be seen
for the first time on the Maui dia-
mond, and it is hoped that lovers
of good sport will attend this game,
so that the Haiku team may feel a
little encouraged at the out-turn.
A small fee of % cents will be
charged to any part Of the grand
stand or grounds to take care of the
expense incident to the game. The
Haikus have very good team, the
Baldwin boys forming the battery,
and it is almost a certainty that the
game will be closely contested.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29

has been observed by Germany
during the last decade and a half.
Those who are familiar with
Baron Bieberstein and his general
attitude toward England, will know
that he is vastly amused at being
held now as an angel of peace who
is on his way to England.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29
Strongly
Anti=English
New German Ambassador Goes TO
London As Iron Man.


Won Bieberstein as German Ambas-
sador to London is regarded by
many in the well-informed inner
circles of Berlin as the last act but
one in the great tragic drama of the
Anglo. German relations. This OPT
Mon conflicts Numerically with the
view of the London papers, that the
baron is being sent to England as a
dove of peace. "
The Baron Marschal is not an
expert in diplomatic negotiations
and not liquidator of difficult stu
ations. He is not a man of COM
promise, but II very strong man,
capable of acting energetically and
decisively at the critical moment.
His whole remarkable career at
Constantinople has been one long
succession of crushing diplomatic
victories, gained over his rivals by
the sheer weight of his energy.
GERMANY AWAITS HER CHANCE.
1t is looked upon here as a great
mistake to regard his dispatch to
London as an indication of Ger
many's desire to come to terms with
England. 1t is held, on the con-
trary, that no ch desire exists and,
therefore, Won Bieberstein goes to
London in order to be there when
the moment arrives for Germany to
strike her long planned blow at
English supremacy.
That time is approaching. 1t
has not been delayed by Lord Hal.
danes mission to Berlin. 1t is
generally thought in Berlin that
Lord Haldane has failed to achieve
any definite results. Germany could
not respond to his advances without
sacrificing her ambitions. She will
not sacrifice them, but will insist
upon their fulfillment.
When the moment comes to deal
with England, Germany will need
a strong man in London. She
will need a man who knows how to
advance his chance when the de-
sirable moment has come to strike
MAN FOR THE PLACE.
When Germany strikes, it will
not be in declaration of war, but
silently, swiftly, probably at the
time when England hampered and
harassed by some kind of labor
struggle like the recent coal and
labor strikes which paralyzed her
activity.
No one but the astute German OBJ
server in London can tell when that
moment arrives. The Baron Mar
schall is perhaps the only man in
German diplomacy who is equal to
such an occasion and for this reason
he is being sent to London His
appointment forebodes more than
ever the coming clash between Eng
land and Germany. Such protesta.
ton of friendly intentions as accom-.
pany his appointment are freely
made in the diplomatic game, but
deceive no one who is familiar with
the relentless methods of German
imperialism.
FAMOUS TELEGRAM TO KRUGER.
Won Bieberstein was the rea
author of the famous telegram tC
President Kruger of the Transvaal
congratulating him on the defeat o
the Jameson raiders, This Telegram
brought Germany to the verge OF
war with England sixteen years ago
The message has generally been as
cribed to the Kaiser, but actual,
emanated from Won Bieberstein
who was then the Foreign Minister
The fact is also that Baron Vol
Bieberstein is the bitter enemy o
England and he is the real autho
of the anti-English policy whicl
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1912-06-29

The Knights of Pythias have a ban
quet at the Maui Hotel tonight. All Wis
iting brother Knights are cordially in
vited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
The Danger Signal.

So long as she gets you to spend, my
friend,
You're safe in your little play;
But II she begs you to save-it's
grave,
You're marked for her helpless
prey.
When she wants to go where the
seats are cheap.
When she frowns on the meals where
the rates are steep,
Then is the time for lively leap
" you want TO get away
So long as she gets YOU to blow --
and go
The pace that the others do.
The future You need not heed, indeed
No wedding has she in view.
But once she says, "oh, you mustn
buy
Such heaps of presents that come so
high,
Hut save your money"-it's time TO
shy,
For 81 e's baited the hook for you,
--BERTON BRALEY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

ladies Of the North Buchanan Street
Methodist Church Friday afternoon
was a profound success both socially
and financially 4 large crowd at
tended aud quite neat sun real.
bed towards the church fund Va
icyable refreshments wcr, served
during the afternoon and everyone
present seemed 10 have GOOD time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

But n few weeks longer and the
Amarillo halls of learning will be
closed for the summer months. brin :
ihs the time to say good bye" t.
many fond friendships. especially 10
those who must go away In other
points The Lowrey-rhillips and
high school have been vieing with
ea>h other IN giving number Of
charming entertainments. filling the
last d2Ys OF the school year with 4
roTnd Of pleasures One of the most
enjoyable OF these was that given by
Mr. and RMS G. r.. Willmering az
their home. l5O0 Jackson street to
the faculty, pupils and few friends
OF the Lowrey- Phillips school FRIDAY
evening, in compliment 10 their
daughter, Miss l.alah Nillmeilng
| who is a pupil of the school rhe
spacious rooms of the first floor OF
he Willmering home was a beauti-
iul arrangement Of decorations of cut
| flowers and the college colors. The
parlor was a tasteful Arrangement
Df red and white carnations. the sen
Ior class flower. and strcameis OF
red and white crepe paper. The Nv
/ Ing room was In honor of the Juniors.
and was daintily arranged IL pink
/ and white. with an abundance NJ
sweet peas. the junior class flower.
IA the class colors Throughout the
other rooms, prClusicl Cf other
flowers. English double violcts. car
Inations, roses and sweet peas, filled
the air with their fr.sry nee. airs
Nillmering assisted her daughter in
/ receiving the guests, while Miss
Grace Willmering charmingly scry-
ed punch Ia an alcoyc a. the
rear. Various games were play.
ed throughout the evening, al
! though the guests were at liberty to
Sljoy themselves as they desired. and
q number gathered around the piano.
where some delightful music was rem
derod Later in the evening tempt
! ing refreshments OF nut salad on
lettuce leaves, sandwiches. pickles,
pink ami white ice cream and levil's
! food cake were served Those OF the
faculty present were Prof. Il. G.. Low
rev, Prot G. II. Parsons, PROT and
Mrs Phillips. Misses Minnie Isle Cal
laway, Susie May and Marion iiuddle-
ston, Lorraine and Estellc DeCoursey,
/ EfTie Chastain. Mrs. allie Coleman
Pierce aud Mr. !. Pierce The sen.
iors included Misses Iris Peck, Sadie
Campbell Euuice Eurkhead, Gortrud g
Oman Ncssrs. lin lereirs. /. "
Seewald. Jr., Harvey CruGgiagton
/ Crawford R"e1er. Tho Juniors were
Messrs Boyd Boss Lawrence Rcusch
Paul Carter. Humphrey Ward, Ar
thur Ware. Tom Richards, Roswell
lnNrey aud Otho Thompson. The
guests of the evening were Misses
Grace Hedride, Burkhead. Mary 10
Kan. Sophia Meyer, Grace Willmerins
Eleanor aud Margarct Rider, ant
N,ssrs Don Paul. Walter and Clar
laure Nillmoring
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
CLUB MONO -.
MONDAY.

Federated Mothers aud 1ea,hcrs
Auditorium, May -
Philharmonic Mrs Otis Truloyr,
1917 Polk
Westminster Guild Mrs bean kirb
May 10.
" w. \ Mrs Davis rudor. Nay .
TUESDAY.
p T.. q Mrs G r. rn,nas. III
Van Buren,.
La Costura-Mrs. Il W Underwood
1919 Van Eurcn
>oydle Mrs n. f.. Underwood
Altar Guild Mrs v Weary. 30l Van
Buren,.
WEDNESDAY.
Bcau-Nots Miss Weary lcl Van
Huren
Baptist Aid Church, 3:20 o'clock.
Pnerim Workers Mrs Riggs. May
20
), Andrews Guild Mrs j. y. Ila-
ucv. Sr, 1901 Madison
| cell Bennett Methodist church. at
. 20 o'clock.
TIT RSDAY
VI q. II Mrs. g. Pearson. 1910 Van
ruren.
Wonan's Mrs G.. G. F. blanchard
Nav lG
Pierian Mrs Il. X. Lakewood. 10A
Fillmore.
IT. y. MFRS u u Dewing. 1910
buchanan
FRIDAY.
Five Hundred Mrs {. G. Black. Goa
Washington
paiarito Mrs {. Pearson, zoos NN
Huren.
shadows Miss Gertrude LoNndes
500 buchanan
y T c. Mrs. Bratcr. 1903 Filmor"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

The y + & s cniovcd very llcaS.
.aet afternoon FRIDAY when the clue
met with Mrs ! r Russell 1909
Harrison street az . O'Clock tn"
time was enjoyed with dainty needle
work and pleasant conversation an /
later in the afternoon the hostess
brought forth dainty pimehio sand
witches. pickles. hot coffee. fruit salaG
with whipped cream and angel food
cake. All club members were pres
ent. and a number of invited guests
added to the pleasure OF the occasion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

H. Millen. II. NJ Russell. Frank
Storm, Oscar Schilling. Davis Tudor,
John Ward. Il. l.. Watson and Misses
Bess Wheatley. Alliene Braielton.
Lillian Eakle, Fink jenkins. Fannie
Fern Masterson. Katie Rae McGee,
Louise Morning. getha Perry, Toll
lee Person. Bernice, Marion and
Hortense Russell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

Tie Esther MCror, Charter b a
r.. viii mot MAY : "a the home OF
Mrs \ 4 lmpk.n. l-o6 Harrison
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

with perfect day and Mrs Avery
Turner as hostess, the Thursday Five
Hundred club eniovcd one II tn
est pleasant meetings of the season
Thursday afternoon, fron : To :
o'clock
The entire lower floor was fra
grant with decorations Of sweet Ieas
with cyery PLAYER champion, tho
rest OF the games can best be i'm
agincd. their close finding Mrs \. 5,
S,iunctc rs winner az the hich-scorc
favor. the sterling silver fork. and
Mrs. W. =. Garwood, second high
score. the silver spoor Mrs Frank
lnman was awarded the guest favor.
hand-painted bullion cup aud sauc
er.
Later covers were laid for refresh
ncnts Of grapn fruit salad, nut bread
sandW iches. olives. creme du mcnth p
ice and coffee.
Those present we're Mcsdames +
s Ncwbold. e. o Wolflin. J. 3. Free
man. Frank Woflin, oscar Schilling
". A Miller. C. 4 Fisk NJ T. Win
frey, Lumpkin, Horace GcOcE, Sam
Vaughn. Frank Inman, Tom Curry
/ ! :. Rolton. J Z. Bryant. II. T. Can
ode T. j. "Onsidinc. W .. Garwood
IA. > Suunetto Emma Tidenan
srvor. =. " kearhv C. T. Forbes. %
. -. Sanbcrn Fred Beach T. s. No
KNIGHT and Miss Clio Hall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

Mr. nld Mrs w. e. Sauhorn lott
last evening for an extended trip 90
Battle Creek. uich
Mr. and Mrs Fred Reach are stop
ping at Hotel AMARILLO until Mrs.
Beach's health will permit her to
return 10 her home at lO7 East Four
teenth street
Mrs ". II Boney has returned
from IN enjoyable visit to Claude,
where Size was the guest OF friends.
Mr. ard Mrs j z. Bryant ar now
IN their pretty new home at l60C
Van Puren street
Miss Lynch of Claude numbered
among the visitors to Amarillo the
past week.
The Amarillo Public Library will
be open TO the public on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, beginning
Tuesday afternoon, May I
Misses Corrie and Era Johnson OF
/ lIedley are guests In the city
Mrs. l.. \. Wells has returned home
from Wichita Falls where she went
as delegate TO the Federation OF
| Womens Clubs Mrs. II. X. Hazel
wood. another representative from
Amarillo. will spend n few days
longer In Wichita Falls. as the guest
OF friends. Other delegates. Mrs. II.
II. Cooper and Mrs. +. ] Storm, will
visit q while In Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Brazelton and
daughter. Miss Alliene are now occu-
plying their pretty bungalow homo
ont on San Jacinto elilghts.
o
] The Criterion Club met In regular
semi-monthly session Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs, Wolston,
three miles east of the city. Tho
regular program of the club was car
ried out, followed by social hour,
during which delicious refreshments
were served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

Phi Alpha sorority Miss Enid In.
gerton. iu' Jackson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

Little Miss Louise Vincent was
r1mpImcutcd with cbarmue birth.
day party uy her aunt Mrs . O.
Crawford. 100 Buchanan street
Thursday afternoon unu to d
O'Clock He happy occasion .e.us DO.
louprocs thirteenth .,r'nja, The
guests arrived promptly 90 O'Clock
when games were introduced 90 omen
the round OF pleasures iu store.
one deserving special mentiun en-
account of the fun 10 produced vas a
peanut hunt the prize for which was
"a doll made OF pea nuts and dressed
.n white lace and ribbons. and was
Won by Miss Marion Stanford ThJ
reward tor another interesting game.
a musical romance, was a pi'cc Of
money. and Vas captured 3y Miss
Matte T. Hume During the alter
noon candies we're served and later
punch and cake
Upon leaving each guest was pre-
,.cnted with a tiny doll feather dus-
ier as favors OF the afternoon
Those present were M,tscs Lois
| Vincent. Matte a. Hume. Elma Eu-
banks. Marion Crawford. MAY Roach
Helen Sharpcnstcin and Marlori f,
.lcNipg
The guests as they depa.ied regis
tered iu a beautiful handmade reg
/ lister
Many pretty gifts were received by
The pharming little hostess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
PAGE THREE.
SATURDAY..

Bridge y. u. Hardin. liO4 Ilar-
Yigpn