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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

VIII AMARILLO citizens commercial organization
pointed
a membership composed OF leading business e i som
pass aons N" citizens and Who Will no,
DO supporting commer club. debacd from
participation IN Tins venture the minimum membership
ed at sic annually payable desired Menbershp in
venture is The surest which ndvd
s and Tor this reason tho minimum
is prove no burden, any
Moral financial ,uppor, reoured N ass, the rs,s
possible success and this be furnished
Of all stations life formulate membership OF the
sanIaion knowing this fact the membership
orhE together the without
general good Of the city which
The Daily News
venture and stands ready
Is TO- the advancement country attitude has
long been endorse those bring
in new enterprises establish homes make city
country what they destined city greatest
country in the southwest This
Commercial organization just the
opment hence the endorsement by his paper
This venture has It's promised
their time and for They
that something than will membership
their personalities influences is these
that are expected secured through the
will soon be fun
Is earnestly be hoped that
rio will decline fail Identified
ton New lines Of
big influx Of members possible advance
nen' looked upon Impossible
Men OF Amarillo this therefore
shoulders TO the wheel people - ANA
ro owe this cooperation enterprise neigbors
Through united pun to-day become Greater Amarillo
tomorrow WIN do question
In the affirmative Lots deappon Of
bee Panhandle and Plains failing duty
hs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

CARED 10 ain that 10 would he ol.y
p-opt- personally 10 convey his thar SIS
20 fle.oe. Perhaps he Was not IN.
Inspired In mis- by Interior hopes: II
So, hey were richly rewarded. Ths
Resources % the City Tavern Wers
suddenly placed al his disposal. As
attributed this 20 a variety OF causes
a.. COOL and sufficient. but the real
reason never suggested Rself: indeed
Il VAS O; such perhdious nature that
the Judge, open and generous.minded.
could not have grasped II.
by siN o'clock he was undcniably
DRUM; 40 eight be- was sounding stili
deel,g depths CT inebricty. with only
Tie most confused memory OF impend
ing events az ten he collapsed ana
Us borne upstairs by Peeloe and ais
black uOy % 4 remote chamber In the
A,c-en NlLg Here he was undressed
and pat 10 bed. aud the tavern.keep.
e.. a.a..Es a bundle OF his clothes, re
ti.ed irom the room. locking the door
alter him. and the judge was doub.y
a prisoner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04
utoIIrI0N OF rnr STRAP

'rfrs for the abolition .f Oh.
strap IN ToNas penitcrtiari,. o.. ,,,.
ernori 'olouht marks n -,,.lr,
achievement for advocate NJ p-i.o.
reform In the state who have hoo,
WORKING earnestly 10 this end for
me INST several years. ana ON. n,
inc commendable acts Of the rres.p,
administration.
he world is assuming a moro nm.
mane attitude toward prison inmates
ana effective reforms in the way Of
Oetter housing. better food. better
treatment and abolition Of humillat.
ne stripes may be confidently on.
pectef within the next few wears.
\ convict, after all Is said and
donH. Is a ward OF the state. and no,
a SOCIAL pariah Il is the duty OF n
commonwealth 10 place about the err
rlh' something more than restric.
uonsi bars and walls. in the way OF
environment and influences which
NAV work reform OF the prisoner
and send him back to the world. fit
TED 10 deport himself as a worthy and
honorable citizen.
brutal use OF the strap and
pr have thus far failed 10 accomplish
mis- end. and belief has become gen
"ral that any system OF punishment
which would make the criminal more
criminal is basically wrong.
Tho abolition Of the strap will as
snredly result in bettered general
conditions in the state prisons. And
me state is 20 be congratulated that
NE first step has been taken which
.iI Ultimately place her in the fore
'front.' OF progressive and human com.
monwealths.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

the door Then he picked up me .ri.
ter For a long minute he heic o. "a
his hand uncertain. fearful. while ais
mind slipped baca into "a, past ltI
h.s inward searching vision fcrr,t.4
ogt a handsome so.dier,y Is.re-as
owr
That wat Jackson remembers y
he Remembers an. tni.g nes A..l.
tered. as wub tr,Lolilg hlAers IT,
broke the seat Almost instantly a
smile oyerspr,ad HE battered lea.
lures lie htched M chm h.ghes an
squared Ms PonceTous shoulders. 4
am not iorrotten-Io. damn lt-nc'"
Ae e1.i'ci .gGcf iI. breath "Rc.sI
me with sincere esteem and colsii.
ers uy services % the country a. vel
ROr'h. y reCoga .oi -r The r,...
breatAel deep Mat vo8id l.aaagy
hnt q say nov, Certainly tbs VS.
vel calculated 20 e. wrb .fe .o.u
cyuiCism o. his friend llI. ,-r..
eyes hrinmed A,cr al D.. .r,....a
Re hrf touched hands viii tie real.
iies o. last Even federal juGg,sh.p
thu.ca nor an Uf..e OF hrs; reluie a
the south. had as d.gmty-it sigrired
something lie would MAKE Solompl
his cleIA' The lutg, reached ios rs
hat NnhanN must know 40 once THAT
o..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04
TO be Continued


70 separate n boy from a box OF Buck
Inns Arnica Salye His pimples.
eoils scratches knocks, spralns AMI
bruises demand II. and its quick re-
lief for burns, scalds. or cuts Is his
right Keep II handy for boys, also
girls Heals everything healab,e ans
does It quick. UneQualed for piles
only % cents at Amarillo Drug Store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04
NOBLE TAKES POSITION
Y WITH AMCRDSkY STORE.

ia Mobiles has accepted position
with the 5 |. Amurdsky store at liz
East Fourth street. In this new sta j.
ton Mr. Mobiles invites his many
friends to call. He states that the
store will have red-hot blast o.
bargains, and that II will pay to cal
and inspect the goods.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04
TOP o. THE MORNING

The Harmon at-of-arms In Texas
appears 10 be steam-roller rampant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

'h". N'''i HNt H'NfI rope 10 'udll'ngp
the supremacy of Great Britain upon
the high seas
Painting j. kaiScr's Favorite Hobby.
\ fayorite hobby Of the kaiser's is
painting. and he is really capable
artist with leaning toward sea
scenes While at sea he passes much
OF his time in sketching and painting.
and examples OF his work are 10 b..
seen In many OF the royal palaces OF
Europe Most OF the British royal
residences contain al least Que pic
ture from his brush including Wind
sor castle. Buckingham palace. Raj
moral where a paid OF extremely
woll-drawn shooting pictures are dis.
playedD Sandringham and Msfibor.
onYh house
mention Of these works OF art by
the kaiser recalls the fact tina, no
likewise contributed a sketch in
what NAV perhaps, be- termed the
vigorously impressionistic" school
10 the unique collection that Queen
Alexandria and the Empress Marie OF
Russia Jointly own on the shores OF
the sound. close to Copenhagen The
pictures in the drawing room here
are all by royal artists. and are one
OF the most interesting little collec-
tons that have ever been gotten TO-
eether.
William Likes Writing Letters.
The Kaiser makes II rule 10 cor.
respond with many Of his fellow mon |
archs He has a passion for letter
writing. and disdains the artificial aid |
oil the typewriter for correspondence
oi this importance Ne is an excel |
lent linguist. and can converse az
flnently in either French or English
as he can in his native tongue In
Heed. he has been heard tc declare
mat he cannot recall whether he was
taught German or Fnelish first. Tho
latter Is quite probable. since the en-
peror's first nurse was an Enslish
woman.
Emperor Williams letters have
been described as real letters "
since they embody the spirit of the
writer TO a very considerable extent
Ne takes the greatest pains with his
combinations and will often pass
IN hour or two writing and rewriting
me ~ these letters. II may be added
hat II is only very rarely that his
majesty honors those not of ROYAL
'lrth with a letter written entirely
~ himself but among the few who
'eceive these epistles from time 10
line is the Earl OF Lonsdale ono NJ
liz majesty's Oldest and closes,
riends.
The Kaiser and England
The Germa nemperor has a very
reat liking for England and the Enr
ish people. and an Affection for tho
memory Of the late Queen Vietori,
nat almost amounts to yenera,,on
fe once said 10 group If his or,
ers that the two w.sest and hoe,
nonarchs that ever existed ,,or.I .
queen Victoria and his eranff,tbo-
he Emperor William |
70 AIDED with one OF his Whimsical .
miles. ] ought TO make surgos,.., p.
With two such standpatta-.
e added with one OF his vhinsi.,l
miles, Il ought to make a successf,, /.
uler lie frankly confessed tba, N
e has taken these two as his models :
throughout his life. and that Nh n
ny crisis arises he asks himss,, 4,
nat they would have done r, It.. i,
circumstances, and. so far as rios 81. u
Is power he endeavors 10 nold 81. N
',itude upon similar lines r.
he April Strand. 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04
Ladies Tailoring ana nressmakirc

Mrs. A. Goodreau is now located in
the F.. f. Peoples Co store and will
be glad to have old and new patrons
call on her there. Ladies tailoring
OF all kinds, with particular attep.
ton to evening gowns, etc, will Rave
her best attention. All work guaran.
teed. ~ ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

The Fort Worth Record suggest.
the RECALL for umpires but the belli.
gereni fan prefers to take the INF.
tiativG and referend en-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

Manager McGraw, OF the Giants
saws that there will be no chance
Tor any OF his new men. even tha
pitchers, TO make the first-string
OUTFIT on the team this wear.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

Manager Hank O'Day, OF the Gin
cinnati team, has decided to cut out
sunday exhibition games for thu
Reds while in the East this season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

The All-Panhandle Fair plan is
finding backing by the Chamber Of
Commerce. It's n biz project worthy
OF biz consideration by big men
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

Perhaps the Department of Justi..
suspicious that the proposed division
OF tht Harvester combine would
merelf be making trousers OF the old
Trust skirt. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

Governor Hunt OF Arizona has
been given closo-handed evidence Of
what squelched veto looks like
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

Jane Adams first appearance n
vaudeville Is said 10 have captured
the hull house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

Nteinfeldt or Smith win play third
base Tor the St Louis Cardinals In
case Mike Mowery fails to report
Nike is holding ont for more coin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

IT u win Go south" declares
headlincr lie has been headinr in
that direction for some time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

Marching Round the ioyce" mas
become the popular chorus Go tho
flood districts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

\ democratic MAYOR for K.rsaq
C'ty Indicates that a republican Star
Is on the Sane.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

Reports from Mexico indicate that
General Blanquc' is being covered MP
with adulation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

WOMAN suffrage is dee Jared res.
ponsIll" for The marked decrease In
marr'ale licenses in California Fi.
dencInc That manageable nan ism,
= vo'lr NJ me yoteress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

4 Nashington society leader has
written iroek tdyll, entitled The
Love Of Fchq Il should be dedi-
Gated 10 tho megaphonic Colonel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

Countess Elsie Won Schaat Writ.
Rise'qiorf declares that every woman
onehd to be foster mother NJ . ,bil1
u shc has no children OF her own "
80 10 It, Elsie And here's boainr
yonr war on poodleism wins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

N'''i 'h" next lerislatur. Illinois
women over eighteen wears NAV not
De- required 20 tell their aco IN cour,
such Lac is entirely unnecessary
as 'hq dear things won't any va,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-14
DOGS AS SENTRlES
INVALUABLE. TN WAR:
COULD SCENT ENEMY

LONDON, Nov. s0-Major Rich
ardson has received an interesting
report concerning the behavior OF a
sentry dog which he presented to the
Norfolk regiment at Aldershot.
The dog is an Airedale terrier and
the writer, who three times used
him on outpost duties at night, re-
ports:
Each time | found the presence
of the dog to be of the greatest
value. He either remained beside
the sentry or went with a patrol His
value consists in the fact that he can
and does, detect the approach Of hui
man beings some considerable time
before the eye of the average man
can distinguish anything. The re-
suit is that the sentry or patrol is
fully on the alert and it is impossible
for them to be either ambushed or
rushed
The dog is no expense, as he feeds
on the remains of the mems dinner.
He is never allowed to run loose in
camp or barracks, and no one is
allowed to feed him except the man
in charge of him. | am of opinion
that it would be valuable asset 20
have four of these dogs attached TO
every infantry battalion tor service
in the field
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man Tor 4 cunfrrrme over Riyens. OF
fer Of compromise. and he dreaded the
! artipai
$50 the little weasel has offered to
compromise my suit for half the sun
we named. eh:'' the doctor asked In
| triumph
! II assure you that n the case comes
to ifs fnal test you are certain to lose :
so you have said again and again.
my boy" was the good natured reply.
but bis sudden terror and this offeF
show that we have won already. and
he knows 1t. Bivens has seen the
handwriting on the wall. When the
American people are once aroused
| their wrath will sweep the trusts into
the bottomless pitt .
"Bivens isn't worrying abo. i the peo-
pie or their wrath"
Then it's time be began the doctor
cried. MARX my word. the day OF the
common people has dawned. This mud
sill of the world has learned 10 read
and write and heguB to think. He
will never be content again until be
turns the world upside down"
but you must consider this offer.
You have too much at stake. Your
factory has been closed for i've years.
Your store has been sold. your bush
ness ruined. and you are lighting 70 pay
the interest on your debts. I've seen
you growing poorer daily until you
have turned your home into a lodging
house and flied 1t with strangers
I've enjoyed knowing them. MY
sympathies have been made larger"
But Is this battle yours alone. doc
tor? You are but one among millions.
You are trying to bear the burden Of
all Have you counted the costi Har.
riet's course In music will continue two
years longer. The last year she must
spend abroad Her expenses will be
great. This settlement n generous
one, no matter what Rivens' motive
Il can't compromise with man who
has crushed my business by con
spiracy OF erganized blackmail.''
"Oh. come. come. doctor. talk com.
mon sepse! You were not ruined By
biacknaii You were crushed BY q
law Of progress as resistIess as the
law OF gravity"
.If the law Of gravity Is unjust 1t
Will be abolished. cant compromise
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-14
.STARVE THE FLY Is
BETTER SLOGAN THAN
SWAT THE FLY

BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-In repre-
senting the report of the fly-fighting
committee of the American Civic As
ISOLATION, Chairman Edward Hatch,
Jr., expressed the hope That there
may be no more fly-killing contests.
Mr.. Hatch said:
1--WE cannot insist too much OF too
often upon cleanliness as the be-
ginning, middle ana end OF the fly
fighting campaign, Swat the fly as
slogan must give way to 'Starve the
fly The latter is more euphonieus. :
Mr.. Hatch said the committee was
able to report the most successful
years wofk since the inauguration OF
the popular movement hooking to the
determination OF the house Fly.
While the value Of fly-kilIing cam
paigns cannot be oyerestimated, the
report says, greater results might be
obtained by conducting campaigns
against dirty stables and back Yards.
garbage heaps and dumps.
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Other lie more ilupe.e..s :. : . = rett.hei
than his: Il Was worth trying.
He rose. left The liquor untouched
aud IN few minutes was treadlns his
way through the thn,n@s OF the lower
east Side. When be reached the house
on Washington square lie found Har-
riAt reading in the library.
''Oh. Liia. dear. Where on earth
have ron Teen for nearly tive daysT
she cried Il harent seen you since
the wedding
Wont yon sing for ne r he broke in.
-AIl right" She paused and snd
denly clapped her tands iii get mr
mandolin: You've never heard me
play that. have you: I've learned
Way Dawn on the Swannee Ribber'
on II. know yon.II like it."
Stuart listened TO her. entranced.
He had heard that old song Of the
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with Bivens refuse his generosity
I'll take only what the hast tribunal Ut
the people shall give me- justice. =
"1'he last tribunal nf the people viii
give you nothing. the lawyer said
emphatically.
"IIl stand or fall with 1t. ! make
common tsiiIse with the people tknow
thar Rivens Is a power now. He
chooses Judges. deties the law bribes
legislatures and city councils and
lmagines that be rules the nation But
the Napoleons af tinance today will
be wearing stripes In Sing Sing tn
morrow A leSImtism OF money can
moi he fastened oa. the people OF Amer
ica Only few years ago great
millionaire who lived In paiarp on
Fifth avenue buddy said to = newsin
per reporter. The public be d-dr
Times have changed The mIlIiaHaires
have begun to buy the newspapers and
beg for public favor. We are walking
on the ernst or yoh'ano OF public
wrath. am content 10 live and ti.rht
Tor the right. win or toSe. and play
ny little part In this mighty drama
Il had hoped you were tired Of dght.
Ing losing battle" ....-...
"I'Il fight this battle to finish and
III win. If God lives I'll win I'm so
sure of II. my boy"
The doctor paused and his eyes
flashed -'. ~. -..-
I'm so sure of 1t that I'm not only
going to refuse this hribe from Biv-
ems, but my answer will he harder
blow I'm going TO begin another big
ger and more important suit for the
dissolution of the American chemical
trust" ~.:-r =. l..
Stuart slipped his arm around the
older man with movement OF in
stinctive tenderness. 49,. =:
Look here. doctor. I've lived 10 your
home for fourteen years and I've
grown to love you as my own father.
You must listen to me now. can give
no time to your suit. am just enter
ing on great struggle for the people
Tremendous issues are at stake"
you'll go down wreck II you fail"
perhaps. but It's my duty"
Good boyr' the older man cried.
seizing Stuart's hand. You can't fail
That's why I'm going to risk all in
my fight" .-....-@
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=
-Tm -, sorry. lin. she said simply
Il understand now.
.lt's very sweet to have yon share
this ugly secret Of my life. little pal
10 will help me.
And you are sorry you ever knew
her. jim? 7"
NO. I'm not sorry. I've grown TO
see that there's just one thing in the
world that's really blg-big a. God Is
blythe man who has attained char
acter | haven't lived AT all yet I'm
just beginning TO see what Il means to
live. Until now Ire thonght only OF
myself A new light has illumined the
way. Now-Fm going TO i've for 9th
ers From today shall ask nothing
for myself. and I can never be disap-
pointed again. .
Harriet looked up quickly.
Would II please you. Jim. IL should
make great SINGER
More than ! can tell ron. dear
Yoif voice is a divine gift. envy you
its power
Her eyes were shining with great
purpose.
Il know that II means years and
years Of patient work. bat I'll do It"
she cried.
When the last echo Of his footstep
IN fhe bail abose died away and his
door had closed the little golden head
bowed low in a passionate tender
PRAYER:
"t;nd help me TO keep my secret and
yet to love aud help him always"
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HOW SAN FRANCISCO
WOULD CHECK BILLBoARDS
Three Ordinances Regulating
Sizes, Charges and
Locations

sAn rRANcfqro NJ fTh.
x.,,s-., s.--,.,--. -, g. $500
oii'De,atu p.oo,1M - - '.'.'s'se
70 the supervisors e tomorrow 2
meeting. according 70 the pubic well
rare committee ana Assistant yity
Attorney George Lull. VINO nas been
framing tne new ordnance
There are three measures, the Dill
board ordinance proper prescribing
regulations as TO height, construction
land maintenance. and All conditions
except revenue.
The second provides tor charge
/ OF half cent square loot per en,
mum for ali blllboarde wherever main
tanned and for the sl<y.siEns' trans
parencies and electric framework On
roofs OF buildings
Ine third IS already IN force, fei1t
Ing TO sky signs. VIII pc re-
modelled so the license cparge may
properly apply 70 ~
All the OFFICIALS were ~ tun accord
as to proposed legislation. The TWO
new bills viii go 20 the board Tor
passage to print with the united SUD
port Of the committee and the CITY
Attorneys office.
Under the ordinance as LinaIIy ap-
proved no board may Pc maintained
which IS more than ten feet nign, ex'
cept under special reYQcapie permit,
granted BY the supervisors on wit.
ten application and only after full
Investigation OF al the co1aitipns
and reasons for such special PRIV
lege.
beneath the lower edge Of every
board there must be clear space OF
from eighteen inches to three feet.
All boards must be erected on straIsnt
lines, no freaks beng allowed. All
are TO stand parallel 70 the nearest
street.
Boards within the fire limits must
be Of fireproof material. Strict reEu-
iations as to the proper bracilg or
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Continues next Week
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. CHAPTER WI.
An Old Perfume.

NOR nine years Stuart had re
fused to see or speak to Nan
He met Risans as matter Of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-01
MAN ESCAPED WITH
 ABOUT T$6,OOO,OOO

Brussels. October a.--Nestor Wilmart, manager of the Terneuzen railroad, who disappeared from here two weeks ago, after the discovery of defalcations amounting to $6.OOO,OO0, is thought to be aboard the French line steamer La Pro- venee. which is expected to arrive at New York Saturday morning.
 New York, October 3O-Search of the French line steamship Niagara upon her arrival here today failed to disclose Nes- tor wllmart. managing director of the Terneuzen railway company of Ghent, Belgium, whose disappearance was fol- lowed by the announcement of a shortage of s6,800,0o5 in the coulpanyis bonds. It had been reported that he was on the vessel.
 Detectives who searched the ship at tho request of the Belgian consul here were informed by Captain Juhan and passen- gers that when two days out from Havre passenger booked Louis Labarque jumped overheard and was drowned. The suicide was said to have occurred shortly after the receipt of a wireless message requesting that Wimart be held and turned over to the New York police. Neither the Belgian consul nor the pos. lice are convinced, however, that tho suicide was Wilmart and the search for him will be kept up.