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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

Der Qocal gouncil oes Croens Der
Gat1olif6en Bitter BON Sbio ndbm in
ieiner seftrisengeriammlung StslIung
nit Be5ug auf Die projetttrten
ShRosseriHtspertrdge nit England
unb fSranfreid. Die pon bsm aus
ben 5erren Dennis s. Rpan. 5. Dom
nslp unb 8. 5. 5eiltsr ausgeurbeitez
ten Notwithstanding tDuroen eInittmz
mia anaenommen. sSn bieieu Be-
ihliifsn tptro segen Die 8atifi3irung
Der 8ertrage proteitirt, es lei beHn, Die
8ertrdge tpiiroen oerart abgednDert,
bab tie aae 8eitimmungen entbielten,
bic pom aommittee fir auspdrttge
angelssenbeiten empfoblen poroen
fpdren uno baB gu slei6er 3eit Elm gsz
nau ebsnfolher 8ertrag nit Seutihs
lamb abgeIhtoHen ipiirbe.
gu elmer 8ieniih lebbdften De
Bate fiihrts Die 6raae, oh in 3utunft
bic 9eridmnlungen pisDer abtpeAs
! ielno i'll ben 5alen Der berIhiebenen
3peiss ooer in elmer central gelsgenen
6dae in Der untsreu Staot abgsbalte1
peroen Iolen. Oiefs Grage mar be-
tanntlih bereits nor sSahresfriit penti,
lirt tporDen uno bamuls unerlsoigt ges
blisben. Runmebr ioQ ein tsmpords
rer 9eriuh nit ener central gelegenen
SaQe gsuldht perbeH. Der 8orftanr
tann Ii6 oiefe 4aQe ouspdhlen unt
bic ndfIten rier 8erTdmmlungen ioIs
len in Der 6aiIe itattfinDen uno baHn
lpiro befinitin eutf6ieoen perben. Of
bleie 5aGle bei6ebalten .peroen ioll
ooer oh Der 2ocal Council aQmonats
Iih fuieoer auf Reiieu nah ben 6uQsr
Der perihieoeHsn .3peigs atben piro.
! Die 7Srdae Der GRIND blung einss
v2ecturers purpe sbenfals singebenr
sr0rtert uno man eiutgte Ilh f6lisB.
lih babin, bub oiefsrYoiten niht ourt
Grnoblung, iOnoern our6 grnsnnuui
pom YrdTiosntsn bdeBt iperosn ioQ.-
gls preBpertreter puroe fpieDe,
6err Walter C'2earp erpa6lt, be,
bis6er oieiem amt in por5iiglihe,
Deiie porssitanbeu bat. 8as prcgrei'
fine Sommittee iest ith aus ben fol
eenosn 5srrsu 8uIammeu: Sobn peB
Ter, u. W. 8ereus, .. s. Rpan, q
Rpthert, :. araemer, Wa!ter S'2earp
Z. Dirr unb !. Deisrmann Gun
gertretsr bes 2oeaI Council lei De
| authoIifden syooerutiou Duroe Ger
7frdnt Z. 4ntenbauer aus ReaoIug er
Hdnnt.
I'm Qaufe bes Spmmers pirb mi
u5lia Elm eemeinfhaitliter 4usflu!
Der Ritalitoer alier 3pei9s perdnital
tst perben uno bic Arrangements Dsr
ben Don einem 5iinfertpmmtttse &C
troffen peroen, BAG in Der ndhftei
! Stsung pom prdiiosnten ernann
peroen Epiro.
gu Der i'm September in 0opton
., itattfinosnbsn 80 bresDerIammluni
| bes Srbens ion BON bier Gus cine Sr
turTtou arranairt lperben uno mi
ben DorbersitsnDen Sdritteu Duroel
BE 6srren Dennis :. Rpan, gDalts
S'Qearp unb :. 8. 2oelts betraut.
Rsp. 6ilarius 5pliher. 8. ). VI.
pom Der ct. 6eorsius airde, in os
ren 6dae bic gtriammlune Itatttdna
sntbot ben Utitsiisoern oss Coca
Gouncil einsn ber3lihen BiGtomn
uno 5err Sobn SranB pom ct. Dfar
fus 3rpsig. Der crit tiir5Iih Dem va
mama aanal siHsu gsfuh dbseitatts
bat. belt sinen isbr intershanten IN
bslsbrsuosn gortrag iibsr ben &aHal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

Gessn bic projeftirfen s6iebsper
trase tpiro snsrsii6 steanng ses
HDmmen.

Die 8ertrage nur genebm, tpenn
9eutTflano nit einbegriffsn tit. -
go btl6lob aeitern Der 2ocal Gounz
eli. - Dir nd9itsn geriammIungen
iperben in elmer Saqe in Der unteren
Stabt abgebalten tperben. - 8ore
bereitunsen fir cine Grturiion nu6
Qdnton, 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

- 0esRp Sbomas, Elm 72 Sabre
alter 8eutfher, ftarb geitsrn Dior9sn
i'm gountp Irmenbaus tnfolge eIHes
unFdls. Gr fanb am 9. Jebruar
4ufnabne in Der QnItalt unD ftur5ts
nah benz Abenbbrot in berfeIben meb@
rere 3reppen binunter, erlltt am
aopf cine beoentlihe Bunoe nno er@
lonqte iein getpuBtIein ME rpleoer. er
ftorb an S6rpdhe unD Glutperlu1t,
neil er an oem 8erbanb In Der Seitn~
nungsloiigteit fprtpGhreno 5errte uno
bon Der Wunoe abriB. Der 8erltorbens
bat cine 5ofter, tpel1e in Sit 9amil@
ion po6nt. iopie 3pei S0bne in 5tetp=
port, Rp. Die Qe:he piro pabri6eiH'
LID 3ur 8eeroiguHg naa Repport be-
f0rDert tperoen.
ssobn 4rnolp, bon Ho. 827
Sisb StraBs ertrantte geitsrn Uiorgen
in Der Ct. Stepbens airhe, itiirSte DOT
Der 3irhe bsiinnHungslos uteoer uuo
muBte noh Ieiner Wohnung gebraht
perben, Nd sr iia ipdter tpteoer ers
bplte.
= Die sSeuerpebr purDe Samitag
46eno mad benz 5aufe pou Wm. Sa=
pig, 4. nnb Gottage Strabs, eeruten,
no pas Dad brannte uno unbeoeuteno
beI8dbiJt purbe. 0as 5euer eutitano
burh etHen !oei8apparat.
- 5iebe brQneen pprleBte Naht
in mebrere 8uternagsn Der 6. 8. &
.. 8abu unb festen 5ufdQig burh ben
9ebrauh BON 3iinohOl3ern etnen
@dqqpn nit 8aarsn in 9rono. Das
sFeuer tam gegen 5 lIbr qeItern Wior@
qen gum 4usbruh uno bic iSeuerrpehr
puroe gerufen. Der 8erluft an beihoz
biuten ano QeItohlenen Waarer tonnte
biz iest nod utat feitgsIteat tperben.
Ginbrsher brangsn pprleste
gdnt in Die 8arage BON Dr. I'D.
! Gpot, No. 241 5aHnober StrQBe uro
mahten gum speiten Uaale ben 8era
| Iud. Dos 4utomobil bes Nr5tes 81
| ife6ien. Die 8iebe nahmen fir ihre
Mube cine poqene 9ede uno cine
6GnaeihoB ais 9eute un0 beiuhteu
oanu ben Stau Der Dtttme @It3abet1
guumann, go. 1890 Sub 2. StraBe
uno ItabIsn flint 6iihner.
- Grau Matt. @menater, BON Rp.
/ 1859 Zane Strabe. beideutte ibren
0atten nit einem S0bnten.
5err sypbn 6risBer ift geitern
Qbeno in ieiner Bobnung. go. COS
/ 8antpu StraPs, I'M Qitsr BON II Sab
rem an aQqemeiner Shndhe ge'tors
ben. Gr mar aus Wiirttembsrs gebiirs
| tig uno bate bier Iange Sabre sin
RuuoenfdneiDer e}eihGft betrtebeH.
Gr btutsrldBt iieben ainoer.
Gin6re6er orangeu porl,sts
| Radt in Die @pbnung bes 2bpmds q.
| Smttb, bon Go. 504 Suo .. StrdB,
ndbrenp 6err Smith NIT feiner 5rau
| i'm S6eater mar. Die 8auner BRAN
oen our6 Elm Ssitenfenfter Elm. ourdz
/ itoberten Shrdnte uno Sdubldoen
unp itabIen cine ooloene Sette NIT
! MebdiLlpn, einen 5tngerring cine
goritednanel nit flint tleiueu Dicz
mauten unp $3.50 in SiIbergeln.
Solspb oSiIemau Sr. unb feline
9odtsr Cora SFemann. BON Ro.
219 Seaton Strabe, pelte porgeftera
Ratmittag ourh cine 9aserpInfion
unerheblid am Gopf nsrleBt puroen,
baben iih bon ibrem SdrstsH erho1.
| SRI. 5sIen SfemanH. lpeIhe 5pabreno
Der Grploiion i'm gooe3immer mar.
bate bic erDbte aneit. tpeil iie nitk
| i'm Stanos mar, bic 5biir gu 0ffHsH.
| yrou S1eman unb eine brittle LODI
ter, ssrE 2ouiio sJiIsmun, tparen 3ur
| 3sit in Der airhe. Die Grploiion
ipurpe burd eine lede 0dsleitungss
| robre i'm aeller perurfaht. 8as ga6s
iteiabaus III aus alien 5ugeH geras
| then.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

Gertriippelung lit Der
ihlimlnite ,3uq bel Sliiten,peh, nie
id)ltmnlite 3ortur 6cS 9serpen-5es
Items. ober Sf. s5afobs Del hrlngt
biz oui ben tieiiteu Sit oes 2eiceae
nn6 flirirt linet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

So
Qlus Columbus, Ga, t6eilte Der
Grabt nit, Dab Der 5duptling O'Dup
ssitern 4benb gesen 8 llbr nit ieiner
abtbsiIung .Reos" bort tpobtbsbalten
eingetroifen lit, nohbsm Die 5abrt
burd einen fiinffiinbiesn 2lufsntbalt
in 4tlanta, Ga, rpesen elmer 3usosrz
fpdtins. unier6rphen pOroen mar. Gs
ipurbe f.rner gemelbet, bob bas bort
pprgefunbene Rlima benz ioiortisen
Beginner Der Doriibungsn ni6t uns
siinItis lit. iobab bamit idon bsute
beeonnen iperben tam. 0ieie 8orbez
rsitunsstcur, bic in flint Boden gu
gnbe fommt. foitet Der alubberpala
tuna bic fhDne Gumme pOn unssidbr
5000: Srnnsportatipn bin uno gu,
rid, noksu $1,000; aO't uuO 2ogis
fir 35 Wlann, gu So tGgti4, $3.50.
Dieie Boriibuno ober Giui6uluna Der
NtbIeten In benz iibliten 9Iima, tpdbs
rsno ods Quedfilber bier nod unter
benz gefrierpumite itebt, 1T our 2odss
runa Der Sehnen nnb Wusteln uno in
pi.leu ;ydfIen 3ur 8erminosrunq bes
RSrperaepihtes Der Spisler abIolut
! notbtpenois, um ben Glub bsim geginn
Der Saiion in erftfIaiIiqer 5orm ing
Jslo fiihren 80 f0nnen.
Der Reft oes alubs - Die 8stern.
aen uno einsslns Reirutsn, bsren 5eis
motb in psitsr 6erHe Iis9t - tpirD iia
bis 3um /. R1r5 bsim 6duptliug
C'1ap in Columbus gum 9ienits mel
ben. Nit GROCER Gpunnung Ieber Die
bi.iig.n sans Rahrittsn iibsr Die
gntipidlung Der Retrutsn sntsegsu,
tuOrii6er i9on geseH gnos oiefer 100
DE sttpas 3uperldHises srpartet pers
ben tdnn. 8or feinsr a6rsiis pon bier,
am Somiiag abenb, duBerts iit
| 5duptIina S'Ddn fpIgsnoermuben:
.Wit oolfem 8ertrousn auf Griole
beqinus ih iest bic Mrbsit fir ben oisss
| jdbrigsn Rampf. Wds uns AM mel.
fttn moth tbut, ift gInitigss Bettel
pdbrsno ots ndhiten Wlonats, um BIZ
Sans Bel unierer Rudtsbr ourh un
i.rs 2.tftungsn uno Hotties SpieIer
freu6id IberraIGeu All tonnsn. sri
Der g1bigtsit meiner Betsronsu bin i'd
psrtrout uno 6efrwbist. llebsr BIZ
sydfigteit Der Refruten bin ih natiir
LID sinfttpeilsn nod in uusetpiBbeit
bod beredtist ibr auftreten unb be
linen npruuseeeansene Ruf 81 osn Be
FEN Grpdrtunaeu. SD fperbs allsl
pols gelea.nbeit geben, su oemonitri
rem, mas in ihnsn ftedi! lleber osr
enbgiItie.n Ause1us oes anmpfes sr
iau6. ih mir beuts feins 8oruusia
suna, bod funn ih fhon jebt NIT Sc
ribheit periprs6en. paB bic ~Reos
In bi.iem Sahr. in iebem 5pieIe I'M
Bis Der lsbts ShIdaer i'm leBten Gdng
.ntlaFen 1T. nit Doller aroft tdmpfsI
ipereeg. Wehr 'Sansn be sSreune
unb 80nn.r oes alubs niht bon un
ertparten. Yiit Dem y,erfondl De
afubs bin i6 oollfdnbis befriebist"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

beg 5errn puftor Or. g. Sdneller in
s5eruIalem $186.60 aus ner 9emeinee
eingegdngen ftno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
Oaies0aH.

rHsps" tpobIbsbulten in Columbus.
Ga, einseiroffen. - aOitsn oiefer
WDrbereitungstour nabe gu $4,000.
Die Rahsigler bes alubs gsaen
Gnoe Der WDhs pom 5duptliHg bort
erpartst. Was S'Oap DOT ieinsr
AbrsiIe BON bier iibsr feline auss
iidten ertldrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

nuf.ncrffom innd)te nno lie eriudlts,
ibr WogIibftes 5n fI,un nm oentie(.
ben neue Mitglieoer 5u5ufiibreu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
GterblihfeitSbericbt.

2ouis G. 9ra6, SO, 1927 Dapton
Strcbe, RisrsnIsiosH.
Ghpdro Bill. 30, 1907 20. Z. 4p..
6er5perfetiung.
GIiper J. Rubsrs. 18. 4216 Mab
antboRp Str, Gunsenentsiinoune.
Waris g. SogIuat, ~, 1872 5uron
4o., Bronchitis.
katherine grusitle. rs. 1044 Mts
BberIon elp., altsrsihpGne.
Samuel sorpIsr. "A. Sofpitaf gum
suten Samaritsr, ,Juqueit in S6psbe.
games BddtnitOe, 2. 800 Weit
Court Ctr, S6arIanfiebsr.
qsnrp GasrmQHH. IA. 551 GIt
I13. Gtrabs, glaienleioen.
Schn 1bsils, Il. 211 6bpbsrb
Strabe, RiersnlsioeH-
6enrn Wouoror. 50, S Gninborougb
plaee. 4ltsrsi4pGae.
Wi[liam Sonss, 80, 1923 Jorat.r
4p., 9ubertuloIs
Wartbo g. atns 10. 1920 Dir
Gtrnbe, Tubertulois.
Barbara Strpbls, 68, 1919 Stren1
Gtrabs, Riersnlsioeu.
Sr6u g. WiQiams. 81, IL Sit G.
Ap., auneensnt3iinouna.
syroncis ). gicGdbe, az. 1926
NOrris placs. 3utsrtruntheit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CHEATING.

f. p. Dunno, writing the Interpreter House
in the December American Magazine, says in part:
What we have to do is to make people feel
that political dishonesty is disgraceful pri-
vate dishonesty: to force upon men who regard
themselves as leaders of human progress the con-
vic,ion that they must play the game fairly. and
that bribc-giving and bribe-taking are as shame
full as forging notes. or cheating at cards or pull
parison between the crimes. A man who would
slip an ace up his sleeve or bride jockey to put
a horse in a pocket is a gentlemanly sportsman
compared with the man who will SOW corruption
through the whole body of community in order
to gain an unfair advantage in the game OF poll
tics. Yet decent people who will shun a black
leg of the race course or the card table will not
hesitate to take their dinner publicly in the COM
pany of a man who is avowedly corrupt in his
relations with the government
"A card sharp is kicked out of the game. One
lapse condemns him forever. We have known
of brave and 1--WE think honest man who was
pursued to his grave by the rumor that he
cheated at cards. Yet a man may cheat at the
far greater game Of politics. he may sell his hand
to an opponent. or throw away the stronger hand
for bribe, and be none the worse off in the opin.
ion Of the public. He cant live down peek at
his neishbors hand but he can not only live down
but he can thrive on bnbing Judge"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07
AMARILLO HIGH GIRLS
WIN BASKETBALL GAME

The girls basketball team from
the Clarendon High school lost to
the Amarillo Highs last night In the
W. o. w. hall In the presence OF a
large and applauding audience. The
game was a snappy one and vicious
~ contested, the rival teams showing
genuine class, collectively and indi-
vldually.
The final score stood II TO Z.
Clarendon seemed shade stronger
on guards, but Amarillo made up
for that deficiency at basket. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07
WHERE BRAINS BEAT MUSCLE.

In this issue of The News appears compre-
hensive summary Of the report made by Secre-
tary Wilson Of the Department Of Agriculture to
Congress. Much for thoughtful consideration will
be found therein.
The steady agricultural development of the
United States within the period Of years covered
by Mr.. Wilson, incumbency is set forth. with cold
hard figures to speak for themselves. But the
most significant feature of the report is that por-
ton in which reference is made to the great edu-
cational work which has been accomplished by
the Agricultural Department within recent years.
Time was when the larger per cent of
farmers and citizens were wont to refer to the
expert whs endeavored to spread the gospel OF
scientific agriculture with text OF more brains,
less sweat" as them college chaps A few Of
such hostile critics are to be met even today but
fortunately for the agricultural interests of the
country the number is diminishing year by year.
The News believes that the unprecedented
farm production Of the present years just pre-
ceding is attributable in no small measure to the
dissemination Of new and modern ideas relative
to soil study sed selection and methods of cult
vstion. No man Justly question the worth Of
this process Of education when youngsters through
out the United States have demonstrated that it is
possible to produce on a single acre twice the
amount of products that their fathers had ever
produced.
The incorporation OF new ideas has resulted
in an increased production which has made the
world marvel. But it has accomplished even
more. The knowledge that he could use his
brains to even better advantage than his muscle
has set the producer to studying better methods
for marketing chefest of which were the matters
Of timeliness and culling of products.
In consequence whereof, improvement in gen
eral farm conditions have kept steady pace with
the growth Of American cities. Attractive farm
homes have taken the place of unpretentious and
Imprinted shacks. The farm stock is of the best
blooded class Many farmers have emsncipated
old Dobbin and driven to town in autos An even
greater number own bank stock The farmer S
daughter goes to college the farmers wife to the
city and the wealth-producer himself has enough
time to spare to aid in shaping the political des-
TIMES of the nation.
Facts. however facetiousy presented And
this changed condition is due in great measure to
the spread OF education. AS an influential factor
the Department of Agriculture has stood at the
head of the list. The mistakes which have been
made have been more than counterbalanced by
the resultiu accomplishment.
In view of this The News believes that Con
gTess will be wise to give less consideration to
please for more battleshps and will make even
more liberal appropriation for expert workers who
will hasten the greater agricultural development
Of this productive land where many millions of
faow acres still await the vitalzing touch Of the
forerunner of all civization---the pillow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

battle was keenly interesting at ev-
cry stage.
Following the game an informal
dance was given in which numerous
couples participated to late hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07
New Suit Filed

Under title OF the Joyce-Pruitt Co.
VS.. ]. F. Dpnway ct al. suit for debt
and foreclosure was filed yesterday
with Clerk NJ. II. Hardin OF the For
ty-seventh District Court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

A SANITARY Drinking cup with
every bundle. Amarillo Steam Laun-
dry Co. Kwitcherkikkin. Phone %.
25-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

You get the best meat to be had
when you patronize our market
Griffin Grocery Co. 9-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07
BAZAAR Saturday

The First Presbyterian ladies Viii
have their bazaar and market Satur-
day at the Amarillo Hardware Store.
The market line will include dressed
chickens, fruit cakes, pies and home.
made bread, and they will have many
dainty articles in the bazaar. 29-2c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
County. Covers the Panhandle Of Texas East
srn New Mexico. Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty-four hours in
advance Of Denver. Dallas. Fort Worth. Oklahoma
City and other papers carrying telegraphic dis
parchea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

Il is becoming more apparent that United States
General Solicitor Buu shoots straight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

The Powers abandoned Greece just in time to
escape international dyspepsia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

The Panhandle Poultry Show here next week
is going to be Of sort to make most of us cackle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

The time is approaching when dear old dad
will again be called upon to accept dangerous SAT-
ETY. razors and Punkodora cigars with a smile Of
gratitude.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

Plans for lowering the cost of butter suits
most Of us so lnog as the quality is elevated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

An Iowa minister declares that present day
preachers dodge Bible texts So do present day
congregations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

Entered a. sccond-class matter at the post.
office at Amarillo. Texas under the &C, Of March
;, 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

The Court of Criminal Appeals has just ruled
that Texas school teachers may still use the rod
on refractory pupils Poor little Johnny
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07
TOP O. THE MORNING.

Do your shopping early and have time to to-
with old Santas whiskera
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

What the governor of South Carolina said
to the governor Of North Carolina ct al yester-
day different. But it was just as hot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

WHIT s'Atn nno yier Ouecn
TELEPHONES.
Business Office:. All Editorial Rooms. .40l
HILTON R. GREER. Managing Editor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
The Daily News will be delivered by carrier
anywhere in Amarillo or by mail outside Of the
city, for $500 year or Soc month. in advance
a@sD
Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country. Covers the Panhandle Of Texas. East.
srn New Mexico Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty-four hours in
advance Of Denver. Dallas Fort Worth. Oklahoma
City and other papers carrying telegraphic dis
parchea
Entered a. sccond-class matter at the post.
office at Amarillo. Texas under the act of March
3. 1879.
TOP O. THE MORNING.
Do your shopping early. and have time to toy
with old Santas whiskera
The Powers abandoned Greece just in time to
escape international dyspepsia.
Il is becoming more apparent that United States
General Solicitor Bullin shoots straight
Plans for lowering the cost Of butter suits
most of us so lnog the quality is elevated.
The Panhandle Poultry Show here next week
is going to be OF sort to make most Of us caokle
John Redmonds daughter is shortly to wed
a man named Green An Irish affair. strictly
An exchange makes the bald statement that
a housefly often succeeds where an alarm clock
fails
Now that the armistice has been signed in the
Balkans let's pull together for that Catholic
Academy bonus
London sufragetes threaten to resort to
bomb throwing. Another method of fusing with
the rival party.
Walter Choate. thrice married Missourian
is being sued for divorce by two of his wives
Choates hog.
Laura Jean Libbey asserts that a kiss is the
best Christmas gift This smacks of both 70.
nance and economy
Hlopknson Smith asserts that Uncle Tom :
Cabin is the worlds most harmful book And
about the least truthful.
An exchange suggests that the climate of
West Texas be capitalized. Go it, The plains
will furnish the watered stock
a Paris editor was shot in bed. Deplorable
as the tragedy is. we are grathed to learn that
of the tribe had time to sleep
The Court of Criminal Appeals has just ruled
that Texas school teachers may still use the rod
on refractory pupils Poor little Johnny
What the governor of South Carolina said
to the governor Of North Carolina ct AL yester.
day was different. But it was just as hot
James Whitcomb Riley is pleading for The par
don OF Missouri convict A petition in real
Hoosier verse would liberate Harry Thaw
Col. Yoakum asservates that Texas is sleep.
ing on her rights Shame. when the real slumb-
er-wooing mattresses are manufactured right here
in Amarillo.
Beatrice Hauaden, the high-brow English
novelist. declares that men of the present day are
mental Rip Van Wrinkles" Maybe they'll sleep
L off. Bee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

A Paris editor was shot in bed Deplorable
a. the tragedy is, we are gratihed to learn that
one OF the tribe had time to sleep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

John Redmonds daughter is shortly to wed
man named Green An Irish affair. strictly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

An exchange suggests that the climate oil
West Texas be capitalized. Go it. The plain,
will furnish the watered stock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

James Whi,comb Riley is pleading for The par
don of Missouri convict. A petition in real
Hoosier verse would iberate Harry Thaw
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

kwitcherkikkin. Phone 30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

An exchange makes the bald statement, thai
a housefly often succeeds where an alarm clock
fails
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

llopkinson Smith asserts that Uncle Tom
Cabin is the worlds most harmful book And
about the least truthful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

An Oklahoman wants divorce because wiley
playfully struck him on the head with a stove
poker. Men are easily peeved since the roIcky
rolng-pin generation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

COL Ioakum asservates that Texas is sleep
ing on her rights. Shame, when the real slumb
er-wooing mattresses are manufactured right her
in Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

Now that the armstice has been signed in the
Balkans let's pull together for that Catholic
Academy bonus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

Laura Jean Libbey asserts that kiss is the
best Christmas gift This smacks of both TO.
nance and economy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-07

Walter Choatc. thrice married Missouran,
is being sued for divorce by two of his wives
Choates a hog.