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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

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heai rifh sisadt m4fksi. top sfssrs
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

WAYS upright. and his means were
always pure Quiet and unassumins,
he battled the tides alone. neither
giving nor seeking advice. hut feei-
ing that each one would be suffi'i-
entity engaged with his own affairs
lie made no profession of religion
whatever, hut there were many traits
of his character that commanded the
highest admiration His CHEEKY dis
position. his generous nature. his rig
i'd honesty. and his quiet and unpre-
ten,icus manner combined In him the
elements upon which true greatness
Is founded. We will remember him.
not for what he has done. but be.
cause the flower OF life WIS cut Ia
the budding. hut for what he was.
lie remains were laid TO rest IN
the Vega cemetery. and number OF
sorrowing relatives and friends He
leaves a father and stepmother. one
brother and four sisters and a host
of friends to mourn his loss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
BIC POULTRY SHOW
WILL CLOSE TO-DAY

Today is the last OF the second
annual show of the Panhandle Poul-
try Association. The offerings are by
far the finest ever shown in the
southwest, and despite the continued
and increasing cold throughout the
day Yesterday the attendance was OF
such nature as TO warrant the state.
ment by Officers and members of the
organization that there is a growing
interest in poultry that nothing el-
cert the exhibit would produce
II Is the expressed hope OF those
! IN charge Of the show that Amarillo
/ will turn out strongly today. regard
. less OF weather conditions. They be-
lieye that this city fails to appreci
ate the magnitude Of the efforts be-
Ing pet forth by the Poultry Asso.
/ citation and they also realize tina,
only visit can demonstrate fully
the worth OF tho venture.
That Dalhart wants 70 land this
show for next wear, there Is not q
I question other cities and town.
would be glad to have H. II has
been suggested that the patronage of
the people today viii have weight
with the decision that Is 10 be rem
dered bv the members voting this
evening This is doubtless added rca-
son why the attendance today should
be the largest OF the entire show
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
UNITED CHARITIES
AID UAFORTUNATES

Many calls received attention yes
terday az the hands of officers AMI
members of the United Charities As
sociation, and WORTHY individuals. for
the alienation OF the unfortunc.
These demands We're principally for
food and fuel. though some Ciothins
was distributed.
Prompted bv the bitter weather. a
number Of individuals gave LITERALLY
TO the support Of the relief work
This list was led 10 the So class hy
5. J Slade. while the - list was
headed by DR. J r Mum Il Is be-
heved that many others will respond
to needs accentuated by reason Of the
long continued cold weather
n has bees ascertaired that in
some Instances men who have en-
gagged In common labor under ordi.
nary conditions. and debarred from
such engagement since the SHOWS
have used their scanty stores and
credit and are now in need of a n"lp-
Inc hand to bridge them over tho
pressing times
Funds OF the United Charities As
sociation are not large az an, time,
and seasons like the present exhaust
them almost before the shouasc is
rcalis ed. ir the absence of uu sual
help from the citizens Officers 1'
the organization state that they Zee.
gratifiod hy reason of the ready iu-
terest displayed by the people of On"
CITY who are able 10 give. and be
heyc thaj q will bc continued while
TINS Weather continues
II Is stated in this connection d.
the officers of the charity oreauia.
tion. that when the weather assumes
a normal condition. there is nothIne
10 indicate that IL will be- unable 90
cope with the situation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
COLO AUGMENTs WORK
FOR WESTERN UNION

The Amarillo office of the Vest
ern Union Telegraph company pre-
sented scene OF great activity yes
terday and last night, on account Of
handling not only It's own increased
business. bet In addition that from
New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma and
Southern Kansas This WAS the con.
'liiion OF affairs confronting the local
office with wires working on fifty
per cent basis
Operators, all TO be- found, we're
pressed into the service. and even
with that, the forces were far be-
hind with the business at the time
usually known as the closing nour."
Under eVisting weather conditions,
there Is no cans of knowing lust
how lone this increased burden will
continue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
Mortuary

Clark. Clark. superintendent
OF the county farm. died yesterday
morning at Saint Anthony's Faniiar-
ium. following surgical treatment
several days ago for appendicitis.
The body was removed 20 the Grigss
establishment. and Will there remain
IN state pending arrangements for
ihe funeral which latter cannot le
completed until some change In Mfs.
rlark's condition. Is noted
Nr Clark formerly from Virginia
has been In Amarillo fer the past sey
eral years. and leaves a widow AMI
two children. a son and daughter Tie
was a member OF the Methods;
church. of the Odd Fellows and v. o.
W having a policy for $4,000 Ia ;h'
latter organization. lie was a man
Of many excellent traits % character,
and had a vast number Of friends IN
this city and surrounding country
who loin the hundreds in the former
home in the older state in grief over
tho loss. and In svmnathy for the un-
fortunate widow and fatherless child
rem
The stricken man made a heroic
fight for his life. and there were
times nhvsiciaHs. nurses and the fam.
ily felt that recovery was probable
\ uIn came for the worse Tuesday
risht. and from that time forward all
were arprchcrsive Nh Swocker
fatber-ln-'aw 81 Nr Clark. arrived
nsi one dav before the death. hav.
Eng been on the road from Nythe-
vile. VIRGINIA. over a week.
Great interest Is expressed amoag
'rr officers of the county, in conrec-
ton with the pGss'ng of this goo
man. lie was the ORIGINAL superm.
tendeut Of the county farm, and as
,rch had made good in every parti
cular. MANY worthy improvement
had hecn made during his incumbencg
and the greater scheme for the dew
clonmcnt Of the tract were but par-
TALLY completed when the attack
FRUSTRATED Mr. Clark
None were more lcyal, true AM
noble In spirit then was j J Clark
and all who knew him will be cas'
IN gloom hv reason Of his untiwal =
death
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
LIVESTOCK LETTER
FROM KANSAS CITY


Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 1.-THE
first week OF the new year was very
satisfactory 10 cattle sellers. bat
hrournt walls OF iisplessure from
killers The market was strong ali
week closing 10 10 p cents higher
for the week on all kinds and prices
ruling are about one dollar higher
than a year ago Fed cattle are ssis
. iue at concentrating prices To feed
ers. which is MI that anyone can ask
aud tho lack OF quality is what Is
Worrying the Killers The tendenrv
/ Is 20 market stuff as early as possible
I an over the field. and finished cattle
are going TO be- scarce. The best here
today sold at s7.iO. bulk OF fel
steers at $500 10 S7.0C. Severe win
ter weather causes railroads 10 hes.
tate about accepting orders for c9rs
la fact that held receipts down g.
day The run here Is 5000 head. an !.
Chicago has only one hal fas mary
cattle today as were counted on yJ
me end of last week. The market 20
lO 90 o. cents higher here today or
steers and strong 30 ] : cents high 'r
ON other killing cattle Native COW ,
son un 10 SIS. and bulls to $50.
Us $500 on min cattle sold 20.
s-.N-t TO $500 here today. hest price;
paid Tor them tins season liz.
steers from Shawnee, Oklahoma, sold
40 $50. Trotracted zero weather
with heavy snow ig CaCsinr uncf
ness amorg c0ttlomen. and predic-
tious gre made that consideral
stuff win Do run 20 market limo
liat,h from districts whore food
short in that event stockers aud
feeders viii soil lower, They are mo-
better than steady today. az So
TO S5.7t. few flcshy feeders 90
So 600 TO 1925.
The hog market is a nervous affair
ten cent chances being the rule from
day 10 day for tie last ten days. 10
IDS 20 cents hieher today, eullowing D.
couple of similar markets last week.
and tops got M TO seas today, bulls
of sales. 5000 "a $6.t91a The ,au
was estimated 70 5000 for today. bu.
only COCO cot in. hence a strong lin
ish The expected shortage Of nogs
has not developed as vet local r,
GENTS Inst week running 22,00c moro
than sowc week last year. and re.
ccin's az the five western market
for the week. acgreeating 27c,ODU. ls
compared with cS7.oo0 same week
last year
sheep ard lambs advanced - to
r. cents last week, and are mp again
today. 10 ~ % cents. Colorado STAFF
started a. market last week, and IT,
first from that section arrived TODAY
Monte Vista lambs selling al SG.7.
and S6.SO, and ewes at S4.l0 Some
Kansas lambs brought $500, which
was the top. and some Colorado ev Is
brought s4.l5 Wcthers are worth
up to 81 80. and vearlincs So so
Good feeding lambs sold Friday al
si.20. Run Is 5000 here today, and
a good rgn is expected balance ~ he
week. Prices NAV soften little
but the undertone is strong
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
Electra Oll Field Extended One
Mile Fast.

The Electra oil operators and citi.
zens were mulch gratified last week
when the $ T.. rlonaker well. one
mile east of town came in a 500 bar
rel producer in the l.5OO foot sand.
This we'll proves up the territory lay
ing east Of Electra and makes the
East side oil addition the most valu-
able property now not under lease
This trac; Is being handled by a To-
cal real estate firm, the Blanchard
Frantz Realty Co. office with Knarhy
K Mcclellan Their local reprcsen-
tatiyes, c. | Hardman and J. 5 Span
gler will be pleased to show maps and
blue prints Of this field to any pros
pectiye purchasers Call phone 75
or visit them In their office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
~ Nl'MORItM.


Each lay measures the extent nf
many lives. each dav marks the
crossing the bar OF many souls
10 an death is inevitable. and among
the inuumcrahlc hosts that have re-
Gently trcd its silent halls We note
the passing of Charles Edgar Waves,
whose death occurred on Dec. Is,
l!l1 an Hishop. Cal He was "a
yorng man In the very bloom Of life
and health, but was called upon 10
surrender this life and Join that
Shrouded caravan lIc was born near
Mavesburg. Mo. Jan. /. 1855, on
the old homestead. the birthplace also
Of one brother and four sisters. There
as the Youngest Of the family, he
grew To bovhoOd. having all the OF
poriences common 10 the life OF Il
boz Ry his smile and hoyish FRANKS.
by his merry laughter and cunning
WAYS. he won the confidence and adj
miration Of all the older people a.
we'll as that of his schoolmates At
the ace OF fourteen he moved with
his father TO Kansas CITY, where they
resided two years During that tima
he attended the public schools there.
and his daily lie was marked with
the same experiences and friendships
as in his early home In 1901 h.
came with his parents to Texas.
where he had lived until few
months before his death
In his business life he was always
more or less connected with his faith
or For several years they farmed
and handled stock on the ranch near
Vega. Although fairly successful
his business lifc WAS marked with
many vicissitudcs and many things
arose which would completely have
DISCOURAGED ono of different dis
/ position.
His view Of life was decidedly on
timistic. He had utter confidence ,a
the reople and believed that every
evil that had arisen in society would
in due course OF time. find its rem
edy springing from tho same source.
The world, with all It's influences for
good and for OWL. was To him rs a
great balance. niyotcd on the lire of
demarkation. hv swavinr TO the side
Of Justice and right. with his zen.
erous and liberal nature. he could
not willingly condemn: could not see
the faults Of others rs wholly bad
could not pass JUDGMENT upon any
one. however strkng the evidence
might he He was prone 10 look for
the good in people, and in doing so.
many OF their shortcomings passed
rnnoticed With free goodwill 10
all and malice toward none. his daily
life harmonized with his beliefs.
No one was OF more admirable
disposition than he. Seldom anyone
saw him ont Of humor. and then only
for short time lie insisted thai
happiness was the greatest Gift OF
life. and impaired that "ift 10 those
about him Alike 10 friend ar stran.
GER. he ALWAYS had kind word and
q clad hand he LET the past be of
the past and endeavored TO reap q
greater harvest Of sunshine each SUI.
ceeding dav Wasted and neglected
opportunities ne deeply regretted. but
did not worry about them. hut wa
concerned with the problems that la,
ahead. With his CHEEKY disposition
and generous nature. one found III
him a most valuable friend
As a man he was reliable and trust
worthy, unselfish and reserved. His
dealings were ALWAYS characterized
nv the strictcst adherence to the prin
ciples OF honesty: his ends were al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

oklahoma City. Okla Jan. III
Cattle Receipts 800 Market 10
cents higher. steers $500; calves,
$500.
Hogs Receipts 500. Market ,
cents hirher: quality poor bulk,
g. oOT sos.
OKLA. NATL. STOCK YARDS co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Cold weather showed its effects
upon the payment Of taxes as il has
In everything else in the form OF bus
mess Yesterday and Mr.. Bucking-
ham states that the return Of warm
er weather viii bring increased ac-
tivity into his department.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
Card of Thanks.

We wish TO express our thanks fol
the many kindnesses shown VS. by
friends during the burial OF our be,
loved son and brother
MR.. AND MRS. J. NJ. MAYES AND
FAMILY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
POLL TAX PAYMENTS
IN ALL PRECINCTS

But little gains were shown In poll
tau receipts issued and exemptions
demanded at the office OF Frank T..
Buckingham. county collector. the to-
tal at nightfall being 3ll in both
classes Following are payments and
exemptions by precincts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
LESS EQUIPMENT FOR
AMERICAN RAILROADS

This Is the time OF the wear for
calcndaring orr railroad statistics. lr
IAN the gloom of the past year, lAli,.
traffic mon did rot realize thar their
curtailments we're greater than In any
other period In the last ten years
The article quoted below from tn
Railway Aee-Ga1ettc shows what has
been done In the building of cars AMI
locomotives
I'm no data REGARDING activity are
the general depression and uncertain
u of the rast wear more strongly in-
dicated than In our figures show.ns
the new equipment ordered end built
during 1911 As shown clsewhor"
In this issue the n5mh"r o. freight
cars. passenger cars and locomot .es
ordered has been not only smaller
than In 1910 but has been small as
contracted with me amount ordered
on the AVERAGE during the past dee
ade. Moreover. statistic, compiled
hv the Railway Are-Ga1otto sho"
that the number OF ears and locomo-
tiyes actually built during the yea
IS smaller than the average f0r Che
past 10 or ~ years and in the "as'
of freight car. IS actually less cham
for arv wear lur.ue which wc have
made these compilations
We have received reports from
me principal car and locomot.'a
builders In the uuito1 States ami
Canada and our INVESTIGATION iud.-
Gates that the total number Of freight
cars hrilt during 1911 has been ~
l61; passenger cars L2t6 and lo-
comotiycs. $3.50 The figures for
1909 were. Freieh cars. lSo,'l'.
passenger ears. l,tl2. and lccomo-
tiycs. 1855
While the number # orders rlaC-
Cd In the wear including both those
for equipment TO be- constructed a.
the railways own shops and those
Given to outside builders is substan-
TALLY below that for 1910. the mum
her Of freight cars built is less than
ouo-third Of that for last year.
Judging hy present inquiries i'
seems fair 10 predict that the comm r.
wear will show q favorable record
both for equipment built and equip
ment ordered MANY manufacture
Rho have done less than half th"
business this wear that they di 3D.
lp1O have on hand urfillCd orl.H
over twice as largo as those or t1'H
hooks M the close ~ lqlo
Of the frcicht cars built iu 'h'
past year cS.e6l we're foi domesti.
service and 5000 FOR export OF 'h'
passenger cars o a2S were tpr domee
tic servlc, ard eos FOR expert az .h'
freight cars 52,592, or approximately
two thirds. we're of all-steel construc-
ZION or had steel rndcrframes. and
.of the passenger cars 2a3N. a
slightly higher proportion. were OF
all steel construction or had steel u
lerframcs. OF the passenger cars.
~ we're electric railway cars.
Returns from locomotive builders
show that $3.50 we're built during
the year. Of which 2.ii3 were for do
nestle service and 2S7 for export
Two hundred and twenty-five were
compound and l23 we're electric Ia
comotives. a large part Of which ha'"
been used for Industrial switchlns
service and similar uses"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Kansas Civ. Mo, Jan. IL MAY
$1.Ol -; July 90. Oats unchanged
No white sos @5lc; No . mixed
i0T 49isc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Get your boy pair Of American
Boy hootees, either eight inches or
ten inches, at Savior a Kendalrs
The boys like them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Niggerhead, Maitland and all other
good grades of coal at Kenyon Gram
& Coal Co. phone rs today. 53-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

We want two hundred more club
members this month. Atcn's Dry
Cleaning. 59-ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Choicest roasts and steaks. cut Just
as you want them. in our market.
Griffin Grocery Co. 5i-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Try this grocery this month for
satisfying goods and pleasing service.
Griffin Grocery. 5l-tfr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

let H. clean your white furs and
plush coats Aliens Dry Cleaning
59-4C
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Have those white furs cleaned up
by Atcn's Dry Cleaning SGT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Club House brand groceries sold
only az this store Griffin Grocery
5l-tfJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
LIGHT DAYS WORK
DISTRICT COURT

Business was rather light In the
Forty-seventh district court yester-
d9v Following are the only cases
in which orders were entered by
Judge browning.
]. y, Collins ct al versus the AM
arillo Independent School District.
garnishee dismissed on answer
G y. Cakes versus rank Of Chan
ming. order OF confirmation of sale
n bank and fixtures.
Several other matters in which no
or'ers'vere made claimed attention
Of the court during the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Had weather coming. Let us I'LL
YOUR coal bins. Kenyon Grain 4 Coal
Co, phone rs. 53-tfc