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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
Mr.. aud Mrs. ChenowSsh
I.ntcrtain Friends,

Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Chenowc,h en-
tcrtained number of invited friends
at a delightful six O'Clock dinner yes
terday evening. the occasion being
the birthday OF Mr.. Chenoweth. Ccy-
ers were laid for MIR. and Mrs A. :.
rugwoll, Mr.. and Mrs \. I. David
son, Mr. and Mrs !. W. Collins and
Rev and Mrs f. Z. Robinson All
the gentlemen present were officials
Of the Polk Street Methodist church,
of which MIR Chenoweth is Sunday
school superintendent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
ELTrRNs From CALIFORNIA \
N LOVE WITH AMARILLO

W j. Reck returned this week >
Amarillo from Los Angeles. Califor
mia in which city he has been dur.
ING the past three months. SIR Beck
while quite appreciative of the fel.
lures of the Southern California win.
tcrs that have made that section OF
thr Golden state Justly famous O..
turns to Amarillo more fully IN loy,
with the Panhandle of Texas thar
ever before.
Desiring to be again with famlp
and friends. Mr. Beck cane 81 the
conclusion that sCiomn on the west
eru Slopes is long vacation, and h,
packed up and came back,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
SPENCER DECLARES COUNTRY
IN MOST EXCELLENT SHAPI

A. y. Spencer, formerly general
agent for the Rock Island in ANA
rillo. nut now vice president and gen
eral manager for the Cross Plains
road, was in Amarillo this week from
Crosbyton Mr. Spencer states that
all OF the south plains country is in
most excellent shape. He is also au-
thority FOR the statement that the
entire Panhandleg ives greater prom
Use for record breaking crops than
ever before In the history Of the
country.
While he has now been away from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
=. L. &. Club With
Miss Rctha Penny.

Miss Retha Perry was the charm
ing hostess yesterday afternoon foi
the J. T. G Girls at her home, 500
Van Buren, street. from 3 10 o'clocl;
The perfect wea her brought ont o
large attendance and the Program ut
the afternoon was very much enjoyed.
Miss Alliene rrayelton was leader
for the following program:
HAWTHORNE.
Roll Gala thought from Haw-
thornc.
Reading Great Stone Face -
Hawthorne Mrs. John Ward.
Paper The Snort story Louise
Morning.
Discussions--Thc Grea' Cuadrila-
.ral of Hawthorne.
Supernatural Element "a Writings
OF Poe and Hawthorne.
Does Environment an! lIe,ejity
Govern Genius
Queries Illustrative Tests ~ the
Short Story.
The question box, Published in
Tuesdays society column formed an
Interesting part OF the program.
Later delicious refreshments were
served while those present enjoyed
a pleasant social session
Those present were ncSdamcs Dean
Kick. r. l.. Watson Allrr Early.
Frank Storm. +. c. II. Byuum John
War;, Horace Russell, Davis Tudor,
w. H. Millcn and Misses Fgrrie Fern
Masterson. Bcss Whoatley Marion
Russell Pink Jenkins, Ka,is Rae Nc
Gee, Tollee Fierson H)rrencC Rus
sell Louise Monning. Alliene Braz-
elton, Kate Sockvell, Bernie Russell
ami Lillian Eaklr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

Amarillo a number OF months. Mr..
Spencer is stlll greatly concerned in
tho progress and development of this
city. lie said a number of good
things about Amarillo as the metrop-
oils of the Panhandle, and is heartily
In line with the proposed all-Pan-
handle fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
FEEn pOrE RETURNS
FROM EAST TEXAS TIN

Fred G. Pope returned yesterday
from a visito ten DAYS az his old
home In Mount Pleasant, Texas H5
reports that conditions in Fast Texas
are promlsinr. but that the Paulan-
die country strikes him by contrast
as being the greatest section of an
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
PLAINTIFF GErs JUDGMENT
IN DISTRICT COURT CAST

In the case Of the Amarillo Reer a
Ice company VS. W. II. Gilyin tried
In the district court. the plaintiff Sc
cured judgment as To W. u Gilvin
hut not against his sureties. This
case has been pending for the pas
three DAYS. with witnesses from vari-
ous points in this section OF the Pan
handle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
Mothers aud Teachers
club to Entertain.

The members OF the Mothers and
Teachers Club of the buchanan
Street school will entertain with a
spelling match and box supper Mon
day evening at the little mission
church on Fifth and buchanan streets
one block south OF the buchanan
street school \ most enjoyable
time is promised all those who al
TEND
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
Mis. cobb ~ Dallas
Homer Guest at Dinner

VT and Mrs J n. Petty enter.
taiHcd with a charming dinner Tues
day eveuinC nj their home 1904 Har.
rison street complimentary 90 Mrs
Pettys sister Mrs Cobb OF Dallas
Beautiful decorations added to an en-
joyalle course-dihner perfectly serv-
ed.
Following IL the program for the
Federated Missionary Society of Am
arillo. al ST. Andrews Episcopal
church. Monday. January 90, 1912;
2. 30 pm.
Scripture Reading PRAYER Pres!-
dent
HYMN. Onward Christian Soldiers,
No. SIC.
Roll Call Of Officers; Response
Current Missionary Items
Reading OF the Constitution and
Bylaws Of the Society: Minutes
Secretary
Report Of Treasurer c. $.
Brady
Business.
General Missions OF the Southern
Presbyterian church.
Colo: To He Selected Miss Bras
elton
Ruth. the Cleaner Mrs II. G.
Hendricks.
Solo To BE Selected Mrs l.. "
Newly.
General Missions OF the Episcopal
Church Mrs. Fred Beach.
Hymn 2h4.
Martha Mrs. G. u. Reeder.
Offcrtory Violin Solo: To Re Sci
ected- Miss Jean Whittle
Doxology.
Pages Miss Clara Davis. Miss
Stella Weary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

had weather coming. Let US I'll
your coal bins. Kenyon Grain & Coal
Co, phone rs. 53-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
Belle BENNETT society
I'm l,nsi,,c.. S,,>Siou.

The Nll Bennett Missionary So
city OF o., Polk street Methodist
church m"tsiu business session Wc,'-
siay d'rrbo'r al the yh Iroh.
where mas important matters OF
business came up for discussion
Among othlr items. an account of
$500 was raise towards a church
parsonage TIL years work was
planned. md an interesting line of
work is aniicipa',i The Re-, Fem
nett Society viii not meet next We'd
nesday owing to the Preachers In
stitute whi'h will be in session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

Meats of every kind Griffin Gro
,ery. 7l-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

Superintendent of City schools :.
VI Byrd and wife entertained spec.
ial party of young gentlemen al six
O'Clock dinner iast night, compli-
sion being the birthday anniversary
mentary 10 J. o. Faulkner. the occa-
Of Mr.. Faulkner Covers we're laid
for c. w. Syron. J c. Collier, J. q.
Faulkner and H. Y. Greer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26
Dinner Complimentary
to MIR. Faulkner.

!
Dinner Complimentary
Ia Mr.. Faulkner.
Superintendent of City schools :
VI Byrd and wife entertained spec.
ial party OF young gentlemen al sis
O'Clock dinner iast night, compli-
sion being the birthday anniversary
mentary 10 J. O. Faulkner, the occa-
OF Mr.. Faulkner. Covers we're laid
for G. w. Syron c. Collier, J. q.
| Faulkner and u. X. Greer
II ceems certain that the spring
and summer modes will be marked by
the blending of delicate tones m g
double tones Of the vmtCr--a heiNy
and I light battling fDr supremacy
will be sottened. ;hr contrast being
less striking nespl'r the attempt Of
erroneous reports TO Suppress the
tight garments, the s'imcr gowns will
still adhere 10 the svlph-likn appear
ancc With several months Of ca
PRECIOUS weather -.ill before MS II
seems like a fallacy - hold summer
gowns mp to ones mails eye. and
with the uncertainty OF spring
weather. silks and light weight spring
woolens should tempt the purchaser.
New and light shades arc promising
wealth of diversion
Mr.. Dick Ware has arrived In the
city with his bride who Is favorably
known in amarillo as Miss Savannah
Craft, having visited here a number
of times as the guest u her sister
Mrs G Il Garner. Friends here are
cNtendiug to TIE happy couple most
cordial welcome. Mr. and Mrs Ware
are at home to their ',icuds At IC14
Taylor street,
MIR and Mrs. r. G. Aten have re-
moved from 7lu Lincoln street TO
their new home, 1899 Polk street.
The Friday 500 Club win meet this
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs l..
n Simmons. 9oo Tyler street
MIR and Mrs e. y. hin have come
To Amarillo to make their failure
home In tho Queen City of the Plains
They came here from Hereford and
are domicilcd at l6l4 Harrison
street MIR hin has accepted a posi-
ton with the Wells Fargo, Amarillo
welcomes MIR and Mrs llill into her
midst.
The Paiarito club will meet this
afternoon at o'clock. with Mrs J
# Gillispie. $40 North Pierce street,
o
The Friday Bridge Club will meet
with Mrs. ". II. Bonov. 500 Tyler
street, thisc afternoon AT 3 O'Clock
Mr.. Harvey Cash ot p,mmit. t.
Is a visitor n Amgriip
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the FRS,
Presbyterian church will be hostesses
for a chicken pie dinner all dav ~.
dav at the l.oomis parlors All kinds
Of homemade pies will be served
The Thursday Five Hundred clu'
will not meet today, owing to toe
death Of Mrs. Randell OF Dallas. aunt
of Mrs. !. W. Kearby OF this city
The club has suffered a number ot
bercavements within the past three
months. which has caused an indefin.
itc postponemcnt of the mcetings
Mrs. c. H. Hoover Is able 20 he un
aPain after severe attack of tho
grip
Mrs. u. Gilyin will be- hostess Fri
iav afternoon ~ her home lGlO Folk
street, from 3 to 6 o'clock when an
attempt will he made TO reorganile
Circle A OF the First Baptist church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

Club House brand canned goods at
Griffin Grocery. LITE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

Prescriptions carefully filled and
filed away at Hall s Drug Store.
-p-fi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-26

It's better II Won get itdt the Crit
fin Grocery. It'll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
NEW STEARlS KNIGHTS
ARRIVE LAST WEEK

Tie Monarch Motor companT created
quito a sensation in local automobile
circles last week when IL unlo1ded a
car OF three Stcarns Silent Knight auto
mobiles, the first TO be received in this
city. The shipment contained one toy
tonneau and two touring cars. ono Of the
latter being delivered to l.. II. Curtis of
this city. Manager Il. T.. Darling said
yesterday that two more carloads con-
tanning six machines were now on the
road and would be delivered within tho
next few days
Owing to the fact that the Ste2rns was
the first American car 10 adopt the Silent
Knight power plant, this car has been
more or less one OF the most widely DIS
cussed machines on the market this year
The principle of sliding valves instead
OF the old poppet valve Is brought TO ITS
highest Development In the Stearns and
every automobile owner In the country ls
more or less interested In the outcome
The three cars now In the city have
been. and are still. attracting & great
deal OF attention. and II Is a common
sight to see crowd gathered about them
every time they appear on the streets.
ming qualities OF the motor Is the sub
ject OF favorable comment
The Monarch Motor company expects
to announce Its permanent location with
In short time. 1t ls the plan Of the
company to open one OF the finest gar
ages In the city. At present It's demon
stratlng cars are on exhibition TO the
general public at the temporary home at
139 East Second South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

A I'rER a year S work, principally
"A On the part of Colorado boost
ers and the commercial bodies of towns
along the proposed route, it appears
as though Utah is to at last have an
automobile road from Grand Junction
TO this city. Just what this means for
Salt Lake and Utah the average citi-
zen will not know until the community
begins TO derive the benefit.
At the present time Utah is getting
but little out of the transcontinental
travel which has grown to be of great
to the commercial interests
of the cities through which it passes.
Colorado has been much better off in
this respect, but wants more of it, and
asks Utah TO help out by building a
passable road TO take care Of the tour.
lists after they have seen Colorado It
was to accomplish this that party of
some thirty delegates waited upon the
state highway commission in this city
4 week ago and received from Gov.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
IMPROVE AUTO ROAD
THROUGH WYOMING
Bad Bitter Greek Country Is
Cut Out of Old Route
by New Line.

From Rock Springs. Wyo.. comes the
information that the people OF that state
are fully alive to the possibilities OF auto
mobile touring and that II Is their inten
ton TO secure as much OF the benefits
thcrcirom as they can. In a letter re-
ceiVed this week by Frank Botterill from
John w. Hay, president Of the Rock
springs National bank. the latter lncIoses
plue print OF the route across Wyo~
ming, showing where improvements on
the present route are now being made
When this work is accomplished II will
give the Wyoming people a direct line
across the state. which Will undoubtedly
be part OF the shortest transconti-
mental route that can be established
The blue print shows a shorter route
between Table Rock and Point of Rocks,
which cuts out all the bad road through
the Bitter Greek country. The new
route travels along the top OF the table
land over soil which gives good road
surface at any time Of the year The
Bitter Creek country has been the one
pad spot In Wyoming ever since automo-
biles have travelled that state and the
saving OF forty miles in distance with a
splendid automobile road all the way, is
bound 10 help attract the tourists.
work Is now progressing on another
big cut on between Granger and Evans
ton Here two new bridges have been
constructed and a saving of seventy
miles made. While in the city last week
County Commissioner Tom Painter OF
Uinta county said this road would be
in shape for the summers travel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
UTAH ALIVE
TO MOTOR INTERESTS

Eastern Utah is bound TO be one OF the
most productive automobile sections OF
the state. That is the report brought
home by George u. Colt, travelling rep
resentatve of the Bertram Motor Supply
company, after an extended trip during
the past two weeks. Colt went as far
east as Grand Junction, including a
stage trip through the Uintah country.
III is surprising, the number OF trucks
In use through that part OF the state"
said Colt. "They are used i'm hauling
the products of asphalt and gilsouite to
the railroad stations and naturally all
that section of the state is clamoring for
better roads"
Colt reports Grand Junction as one OF
the livcst automobile towns Of the west.
with prosperous automobile club headed
by M Q. Ramsey as president. Grand
Junction. Green River and Price saws
Mr.. Colt, are determined TO put the pro :
posed automobile route from Grand
Junction 10 Salt Lake through this year
and boost on this subject whenever they
get a chance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
THOUSANDS ARE NOW
EMPLOYED ON ROADS
American Road Congress Is
Planned to Bring All Ac-
tive Workers Together.

That there are row 100, 600 men ofn'
cially employed on the work of super
Intending the maintenance and CON
struction of the roads of the United
States is one OF the indications Of the
size of the American Road congress
that is to be held in the fall. Inc
American Road congress will draw not
oplv the men who are actively engaged
in the road work but also most of the
automobile men of the country, all the
manufacturers of road machinery ana
road materials. and thousands OF pub
lie officials and private citizens whose
interest in the road improvement move
ment. while not so direct is equally en-
thusiastic. Farmers throughout the
country are showing a lively interest IN
the approaching congress and viii be
represented bv big delegation.
Because Of the immense size of the
congress, which is a consolidation OF
the American Automobile association,
the American Road Builders associa-
tioD. the American Association for
Highway Improvement. and the Ma,
tiona Association OF Road Material
and Machinery Manufacturers, the
committee on time and place which has
been appointed by the executive com
miIIPC OF Tue COUgItSS To stitcL ihc NltN II
where the big meeting will be held has
been instructed carefully to inquire |
into the railroad facilities, the hotel
accommodations. and the convention
hall facilities Of the various cities
which are under consideration.
Strong bids for the convention have |
been made by Chicago. Atlanta. New
Orleans. Detroit. Kansas City, ST.
Louis. Atlantic City, Buffalo, Washing
ION, D. c., Milwaukee, Philadelphia,
,incinnati, Cleveland. San Francisco,
Denver, Colorado Springs and Noun,
ain Lake Park. Md. All bids will he
considered by the executive committee,
nut no selection will be made until the
ABILITIES Of the various cities have
'eeu personally inspected by the com
nittee on time and place. which will |
tart out within short time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
RECORD SHIPMENT OF
BUICK CARS COMING

What Is probably the largest shipment
OF automobiles ever received in the etate
at one time is due TO arrive the coming
week. II will be a shipment OF thirty
Bucks and will be received by the Ran
dall-Dodd Auto company. or this ship
ment five will be Immediately forward ed
to Dr. Carl Snodgrass at PocatelIo and
four will be rebilled TO the Randall-Dodd
company at Boise. All OF these have
for Salt Lake distribution, and more
than half OF these have been sold to own
ers who arc only awaiting the arrival OF
the cars
Manager Tourssen Of the Randall-Dodd
company predicts the best year in the
history OF his company for the season
OF 1872.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
WINTON ADVICE FOR
AUTOMOBILE BUYERS

The Winton Motor company has Just is
sued pamphlet entitled Twelve Rules"
to assist the automobile buyer. The
booklet goes into details as TO the more
important features OF motor car, giving
the prospective buyer some sound advice
on these points. Plenty OF power. nexl-
bllity Of motor. acceleration, noise and
vibration, brakes. durability and the fac
tory behind the car Is the important rea-
tures one should look into, saws the
pamphlet. The Winton Is also strong ON
sell starters: being one Of the first to
adopt this feature as regular equipment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
Tennessee Building Roads.

" the present Time Tennessee is
buiulnS more permanent roads than any
project. the Memphis Bristol road. which
is now undcr course Of construction
when completed Will be the longest CON
tnuouS macadamized road I'm the coun-
W. covering 6o2 miles. Already s5l0.-
p0n has been spent on H. and II will
take AT least another year for It's com
rletion The highway will pass through
twenty three counties and eightv-two
towns Knoxville and Nashville are
among the towns through which the
road passes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
ROAD MAP ISSUED BY
COLORADO COMMISSION

The state highway commission az Colo
rado has just issued map showing all
the leading automobile routes OF that
state. II is complete and gives the tour
ist chance TO visit practically every
important city in the state, with the di-
rect and best roads.
This map has been issued in conlunc-
uon with the automobile interests OF
Colorado in order to help induce automo-
bile tourists TO come TO Colorado. II Is
the Intention also to log the roads this
similar TO the system adopted
by The Tribune last year in Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

struck that firm. Purchasers are: NJ. A
Keysor. DR.. George Smart, a. c, Ellis.
Dr. II. W. Whitney, Dr. w. r. Tyndale.
Or II. c. Jorgenson. A, H. Bennett. III.
G.. Edwards. II. A. Larsen, G. w. john
son. Berkhoel Music company, r. S. Muir
ply. C. 3. Channel, Williams & Lang. A.
H. Carr. Fl. y. Gardner, Rouche C Bet
ties.
in addition. G. r, Walker has pur-
chased the first and only siX-cyllnder
Silent Knight engine brought to the
state. 1t is a S;oddard- Dayton The
Cheesman company has also sold an Alec
truck to the Granite Lumber COMPANY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
CARS DELIVERED TO
PIERCE-ARROW BUYERS

Manager Franl, Botterlll OF the Bot
teriil Automobile company is emphatic
in the statement that this will be the
banner year for his company. This is
especially true Of the Pierce-Arrow, his
leading car. The EAtterill company has
only three Pierce Arrows left OF the 1912
allotment and will then have TO begin
booking orders for 1918 delivery.
During the past few days the following
deliveries have been made. all being
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
NOTICE OF TockHoLoERs' MEET.
ING.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders of the Mil
be held on tho 7th day of May, l9i2. AT
O'Clock p, m, at the Office of the COM
pany. room 723 Boston building Salt Lake
r board OF directors and considering the
adyisability of sale OF all Of the COM
pany's property and taking such action
necessary and proper, and for the trans
action of any and all such other busi-
ness OF the company as pertains to itz
well being and welfare. This meeting Is
called to be held In lieu of and 10 lake
the place OF the regular annual stock
holders meeting which was passed and
for the purpose OF transacting any and
all business which might properly come
before regular annual meeting Of said
company. o. A ROBERTSON
Owning more than one-halr OF thu
stock OF said company.
D. c, SMUTz.
Stockholders
bltsf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
CHEESMAN COMPANY
REPORTS MANY SALES

The Checsman Automobile company
one OF the new concerns of the year
handling the Stoddard- Dayton, Locomo-
bile and Hudson. gave out the sales
closed and delivered thus far this season
as ample evidence that prosperity had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

come through Utah if there had
been q road Tor them. These figures
show in small way what the tourist
trade means TO a state If it is properly
nursed
The towns of Price, Green River and
Provo. on the proposed route, are fully
alive to the possibilities and arc work
ing in conjunction with Grand Junction
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

New Proposed Automobile Route
From Grand Junction TO Salt Lake

crnor Spry assurance that the state
would do the work.
IL was stated by NJ. G.. Ramsey. pres.
ideUt of the Grand Junction Automobile
club that 600 tourists found their way
rs far as Grand Junction last season,
but could not come into Utah because
the road practically ended at the Utah
state line. This season many more
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

Boyer, f, ]. K1esel Of Ogden. J. c. Brown
of Blacldoot, Ida. Tom Painter Of
Evanston, n. W, Clayton and P. A. Sor
enson OF this city. A Pierce So will be
unoaded the coming week and delivered
to Frank Fisher