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New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
CONTRACTS FOR CITY'S POOR
Corporation Counsel Gives 0pin-
ion in Catholic Charities Affair.

Relying on an opinion from Corporation
Counsel Watson. Commissioner DrummOnd
of the Charities Department wrote yester-
day to counsel for Catholic institutions that
have refused to receive the Citys depend
ents on the terms outlined by the Board
Of Estimate and Apportionment that he
was prepared 10 make special contracts
with them for such care.
The Corporation Counsel held that where
the institutions refused to accept the ap-
propriaton made on the terms named it
was Just as if no appropriation had been
made. that the charter provided that such
dependents should be placed in the care
Of the institutions of their own religious
faith so far as practicable and that II was
the duty Of the Charities Commissioner TO
carry out this provision Therefore Com
missioner Drummond would be justified in
making separate contracts for such main
tenance in Catholic institutions, which
would be binding on the city and for which
money would have TO be provided.
Controller Prendergast is Of the opinion
that no such contract can be made without
the approval of the Board Of Estimate and
Apportioninent At any rate. ii is probable
that the entire matter will be thrashed out
IN the courts. but just how it will come up
is not yet clear.
The Corporation Counsel, in his opinion
TO Commissioner Drummond, said in part:
You are vested with authority and it is
your duty to make provision for the main
tenance and support Of dependent chlIdren.
You are expressly made overseer OF the
moor of the city OF New York and vested
With all the authority previously vested IN
and exercised by the Board Of Charities ana
The Commissioner of Public Charities. In
tbe absence of any appropriation by the
Roard of Estimate and Apportionment it
would be your duty under the law TO make
such provision and to comply with me @lne
ir tba case of an inadequate appropriations
or one unavailable for any reason, 1t would
seem to be your official duty, TO such eK-
tent as might be necessary, 10 make con-
tracts for maintenance and support; WIFI "n,.,n
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
JEWS RAISING REVENUES
Want $780, 900 Income for Charities in
Brooklyn.

The Jews Of Brooklyn are making a
hustIinc campaign TO secure an annual
income If $2OOOO0 for their Federation OF
charities. Within the last six weeks
boards Of trustees Of the ten institutions
,ncnded in the federation have pledged
themselves TO contribute $4,000 The ac-
tivity has been inspired by julius koseh-
wald. of Chicago who proposes TO give
IN the federation the sum Of $25oV IN hNe
annual instalnents, if the organization can
secure an annual income Of $4,000 or the
amount $4,000 must come from Manhattan
A few weeks ago Jacob II. Schin sent
word to the federation that he would give
s,Oo a year for each $4,000 it was able 10
ra,s. between $4,000 and $4,000 His an
rpaI contribution has been 5000.
After hearing Of Mr.. Rosenwaids oher
be decided 20 help in the struggle Tor
bigger income by contributing $3.50 an
ruaIly. whether or not his conditions were
met President Nathan S. Jonas, OF the
federation, said yesterday that the pros
nsct for securing the 100000 income ap-
peared bright to him.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
CROMWELL CHARGES UP
Mayor Orders Investigation of Staten
Island Tax Case.

Mayor Gaynor yesterday asked Raymond
B. Fosdick, Commissioner of Accounts, to
look into the allegations Of certain resi-
dents Of Staten Island that Borough Presi-
dent Cromwell Is overburdenlng them with
taxation to pay for improvements that are
not needed. They even go 50 far as to say
that some of these Improvements have not
been initiated. as the charter provides by
the local boards Of public improvement
The committee which made the complaint
10 the Mayor was headed by Edward w.
Thomson
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
SATURDAY. JANUARY 6.
TRANSPAClFlC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close In y. \. r M
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China VIA 90
san Franclsco)-ChiyO Maru. To-Day $50
Japan. Corea China, Philippines via 40
. Vancouver Empress OF Japan. Today, o:oo
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands.
isrnr"Tahiti To-day. $50
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China, Philip-
Rlrn RngS 'ia s'' Jan II, $50
samoan Islands, New Zealand. Aus
ITsiS bsaS ''ia 'a, 'a.'.'' Jan IA. $50
Fiji Islands Samoan Islands, New
aaaansia zeasha; huS'rfns wa a.oV Jan 10. $50
1dh saS Mariposa MasaS wa Jan 2s $50
"GT!m Ifsco,LIr ptransport 81, $50
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Lusitania. reported as 1893 miles east of
sandy, Hook at 3.9O - M yesterday, Is expected
tp dock this forenoon.
sandy Hook at A.4j IN yesterday. Is expected
10 dock lat" Saturday evening or Sunday fore
,rbc Baltic. reported as 253 miles east Of
Sandy Hook Al 10 m YESTERDAY is expected
u. du., SUNDAY afternoon.
Tho Ueuusy lyauia, reported as I'3 miles east
of SANDY Hook at = a ma yesterday, l. expected
To- dock this forenoon.
The Ercslau. reported a. W. hlI's cast or
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
FINDS "oRAz1EsT THING EVER
President Miller Holds UP Pay Of the
Congestion Commission.

That's the craziest thing that was ever
,erne+rated upon a civilized community
5eciared Borough President Miller at the
,,eetfng Of the Board Of Estimate yester-
dsv when the Controller recommended me
annronriation Of 81 .457 Y in revenue bonds
to nav the expenses Of the congestion
commission, which held many public near
,uag and issued a volumnous report
Tho controller explained that the money
a. reirnburse the committee, which
,ad besn authorized by the board.
.,r. u,ae a self-appointed committee OF
.,tar,,,rs and I'm down on them" de-
aIa~ed president Miller. Let them pay
.ta,,ger,es 7 don't want them to have
nickel" .-..,,,,,s
AS the appropriation required "i"''''''''
consent it was not passed.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
TO DISCUSS BANKING LAWS.

4 special meeting Of tine State Savings
Banks Association viii bc held at Albany
on January f. to consider proposed lcEisIa-
tiou ln regard to the banking laws relating
10 the savings banks Tn" Grady bill and
the proposed bin relating {" the amount II
surplus which savings banks should main
tain will probably bee discussed.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
TO DISCUSS NAVY YARD SALE.

The state commission To investigate port
conditions and pier extensions will hold "A
hearing tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
i'm the city Hall. when the matter of the
sale by tho government to the city Of the
Brooklyn navy yard will be taken up. 1t
Is expected that number Of prominent
RrnnLlNnllns will be nrosnnt.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
RECEIVER FOR COLEMAN CO.

Boston. Jan flames /. Gillingham' oi
.,bis civ. was appointed receiver to-day I"f
the Kisscl Kar Company an anlon'"D'''
concern Of this city George w toi"'4an' ,.i, j.
formerly bookkecper II the Natlo4lad ,I,S ~.
EaYl If cambridge. aud now serving sen
',,,, ',|,'h r,'. .'Ietire i'm wrcclNng That msti-
luton va. president of the kissel hni
Compauy Loior, Als arrest Two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
B.. 3. & ?. 10 ISSUE BONDS.

Albany, Jan. Authorization has been
given 20 the Buffalo Rochester & Pitts
burgh Railway Company by the Public
Service Commission to issu" N,2393D u
4 per cent equipment bonds. The proceeds
ere TO be used for the purchase Of new cars.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05

Now, for laying in your
stock Of shirts.
All our fancy "E. & w: ,
negliges slip from their rlglo
regular prices to-day. uo, ;,
Along with a host of Star
negliges. !
Both plain and pl e d
1860 are $1.5O shirts.
S1.15 now.
u31 are 5000 and $3.50
shirts.
S1.35 now.
1927 are $500 and $3.50
shirts.
S1.S5 now.
Special mention to the shirts
at $i.s5, for a great quantity OF
them are Star flannels.
All fancy light fannels for
business wear with linen collars.
Not only serviceable but spe-
cially comfortable with their
soft French cuffs.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

NRIl\ ED.
Ii,crpool IAN 2. tamp1nia tBrl, New YORK VIA
Queenstown and Fishguari
Shields. Jan 3-Hlma dtuss, New YORK toi
lbau .
Have Jan I. - - La SaVoio O'rl. New York
ut, de Ianriro Jan 3 chinese prime" Oirl, New
York
Malta. Jan .Iudrasnmhd ,Bg'. New York tor
Hong Kong and shanghai.
Coronel Jan Queen Eugenle dirI. New YORK
via Iahia Ranca.
Madras Jan 4-Stu,Lcnfels Gerl, New YORK VIA
Nlgicrz Bombay and Tuticorin
peIpgna BAY Dec n kHhinga ONri. New YORK
Via - vincent. = V, Cape Town, etc.
SAILED.
Du,snstovu, Jan !. . p Oceanic uhrl br"U
W. snuthampton and ,'hcrb,urgl. New York
Southamuton Jan ArcHdiau tirl, New Nnrh.
shields. Jan Potomac tBu, New YORK.
Cadiy Dec 20 Hurnos ANTcs tSpani Ne" Nolh.
Ioudon Jan Minnchaha tiip. New Nolh
hsl,I- Jan . IIylas tBn fIom calcutta and
tn.umhoi. BUstou and New York. III, lfuW
rordra dIrD from Calcutta. Boston and Ne"
York.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, January
4, 1912.
ARRIVED

steamer Muncastcr Castle tBr), Manila Octo-
her ~. Ccbu November 3. singapore TO- Sqez ~
Port Said 80, Algiers December ana Boston
January .. to William II Tweddle & co; with
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1l:3o M 30.
steamer New York. SOUTHAMPTON and cher L
American Line with - first cabin, 47 second
cabin and 49, steeragc PASSENGERS mails ana
ndsc Arrived at the Bar at 7@5 m. @
steamer Atrato tBr) Barbados December ~.
Trinidad 20 Savanilla % Cartagena "a. Colon
q Kingston 30 aud Antilla ~ TO Sanderson q
Son. with ~ passengers. mails and mdse. Ar
steamer Orcana ,Rr,. Bermuda January 2. n
the Bermuda Atlantic Ss Line. with 30I passen
gers malls and mdse Arrived at the Bar al
steamer Almirantc CBD. Santa Marta Decem,
ber 20 Colon ~ and Kingston 80 70 the United
Fruit co. with - passengers, mails and mdse'
Arrived AZ the Bar at IL 81 2 m
steamer Sibiria Ger. Port al. Prince Decem-
her H. Port de PaiX IS cape HaE tieu 20 Port
Iimon y. Kingston 80 and Inagua 81 to the
TanLurg American Line, with passengers.
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at p m.
ccmS"r II. t'icnfucgos % and Progrcso 2S to the
American and cuban SIS Line, with mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar AT 3:45 p NJ.
steamer Goldshoro. Atlantic city, n the At
Iantc city Transportation co, with mdse. Passed
in Quarantln" at 7:i5 :. m. -. ., -.
folk to tho old Dominion Ss 60. with passen
gers and mds". Passed IN Quarantine at 2:3N
y m. ,,, , ,
Charleston . to the clyde IS co. with passengers
and ndsc Passed i'm quarantine at 800 n M.
steamer NoltuTno t3D. Rotterdam December ~
and Halifax January ., to tho ranlIn Ss co.
with passengers and mdse. Anchored In quar-
antinc at 940 y IN.
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA GER Hamburg D"rom
her o. 10 the Hamburg American Line WIN
pagsongars and mdse Passed Fire island at
945 , m. MI,
sandy Hook y j. Jan 4, 9:3o p m Ninl
south. light breeze; partly cloudy, hay OFT
shore. smooth sea
SAILED.
Steamers CAROLYN. stockton. Me. Mari" oi
Giorgin iNorI. Kingston. El Nnll". Galveston.
Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News.
Vcnczia tFD. Marscillcs. Minas Gcraes hiraIl'
Para: Byron OIr. Rio de lancir'' A,leghany
Gcrl Inagua. Matan2as santiago. CIV ~
Montgomery Savannah. pawuco Philadelphia
Amstcldvk Dutch Rotterdam, Arabic dp.
Liverpool: Monterey Havana tubana t'uh'm,
Nattnzas. Imclgcn (Rr. Alglcrs. Hamburg
Gen Naples Ia Lorraine Fn, IIaNre. kron
prinzcssin Ccrilc Geo. Bremen: 81 Laurent
tFrl. B,rdcauN.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05

TO-DAY.
Mail Vessel
,.....t ,,.r Line closes sails.
.Nra'T,' ,,.','ii trinidad lU.Uu Z IA l2.up ~
Cl,mcrt. Para Hunth ..... - ~" W w" "" w
g,nr Prince no IAN. Prince v ~ m 3oo y ~
~ ~ H. 1, ,'',' ~ ward i2 90 ~
k,aTayk Ja,ksonyilIc clyde ---- 100 IN
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05

Rotterdam. Jan 3-ll,lios tU'r,, New N"IH
Antwerp. Jan 3. Manhattan tbn, New ln'k.
Pert Ltmou Jan /. q q m-irinG Ell'l t'l'w"o
Uhp New NuTN. ,
Barbados Jan Eastern Prince ibp uiom Nc"
York;, Bahia. Santos, ESQ
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
SUNDAYS NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE

Mailed anywhere IN tho UHIVou 0'"V''
for $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

sunrise. 7:2i, sunset. 40; moon rises, SOS;
moons age. lG.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01
LOCKNEY To HAVE BIC
IRR|GAT|NG PLANTS

SPECIAL 20 DAILY Ness
Lockney Tex. Aug 31.- Messrs.
Downs 4 Broyles have closed deal
whereby y. a. Sayer and sons Of
California buy five quarter sections
Of land Ia The Mickey section, seven
miles south Of town, and will put
down five big irrigation wells. These
men will raise alfalfa and fruits, and
will thoroughly develop the irrigat-
ing proposition IN this section They
are men OF means and experience,
and with the abundance OF water 70
be- had IN the Lockncy country al
"a depth Of 40 or so feet, the project
Is sure 20 prove success.
Besides putting up a bonus Of
several thousand dollars on this
land. they deposited in the First Ma
Mona. Bank OF this city a larger sum
OF money 10 their credit which fact
Is mentioned 20 show that they mean
business, and are able 20 carry
Through the plans az above outlined
They expect 20 begin developing
their purchases az an early date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01
DR.. Hartman Answers Questions
About The Revised Pe-ru-na

Pe.ru-na. Quite radical change !
change that altered the color and tue
taste and somewhat the medicinal el-
feet OF Pe-ru-na. ! did this belieF-
ing IL was the best thing TO DO IN
der the circumstances.
Immediately the change appeared
the people began to complain Of re-
ru-na. They generally thought the
druggist was 70 blame, that their
bottle OF Pe-ru-na had been tamper-
ed with. This made bad feelings be-
tween the users OF Pe-ru-na and the
druggists. The druggists in some
cases became irritated and angerea
and made complaint 10 the whole
salers and manufacturers Thus the
trade was temporarily in an uproar'
After year of explanation the
trade quoted down and the ne" Pc
ru-na took its place in the drug
stores as a popular household rem
edy. And yet It has not attained the
popularity that the other Pe-ru-na
had Changing the formula Of Pc
ru-na was equivalent 10 introducing
a new medicine into the drug trade.
an extremely difficult thing 20 do
nowadays.
Peru-na as Il is made today is a
very excellent remedy for catarrh
and general catarrhal ailments Il
Is for sale in all drug stores and has
slight laxative effect, very much
needed in these days. IL seemed 70
me that II was In many ways a bet
ter remedy than before. Yet in spite
Of all explanations there is a con
siderable demand for the old Pc
ru-na as It used to be made.
have authorized the formation or
company to manufacture 1t, under
the trade name of Kt-tar-no. re
the trade name OF Ka-tar-no. She
Ohio, and stands ready TO supply the
trade with the old-time formula OF
Pdru-na under the name OF Ka-
tar-no.
Send for free booklet. Address
Ka-tar-no COY Columbus, Ohio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01

In response 10 a great many que
rics ! wish 10 make public statement
concerning the sale OF Pe-ru-na.
No, We are not selling as much
Pe-ru-na as We used to- The reason
for this Is the change In the formula
OF Pe-ru-na
The patent medicine business Is
very peculiar and particular A per-
son who has been In the habit OF
taking patent medicine will notice
very quickly the slightest alteration
in color. taste or effect II does not
feel exactly the same In the stomach
as before The medicine will be
promptly returned TO the drug store
and new bottle demanded
All this ! knew before | changed
the formula Of Pe-ru-na, which !
did six years ago, but did not realize
the difficulty OF overcoming the peo-
pies notions on this subject.
made a change in the formula OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01
MR.. ST niece ADDS
STRONG TESTIMONY
Waco Implement Salesman. widely
Known Among Farmers Tell ~
PLANT Juirr'

Mr. 81 McGhee. widely knOen az
identified with the Riachard Jurney
Implement Company. has received
very great benefit from the use OF
plant Juice Mr. McGhee has
been In the implement business for
the twelve years and stands very high
with the trade OF this section Pre-
vious 20 his present business connec-
ton he was with the MrClendon
Hardware Co. OF Waco Texas There
are few men who have 8s wild" &C.
auaintance. particularly among 'h'
farmers AZ he has travelled for years
setting up and putting farm lmr'"-
ments into operation
For several months Mr Mr1he'
has suffered with iumtaRo and COM
stipation and a general run down con-
dition fIe al length turned 20 Pant
Juice" for relief for many of bio
friends we're advising . and he had
become convinced from statements Of
we'll known Daco people In the pa.
pers that n vas something OF extra
merit. with the first bottle he got
immediate relief from suffering and
now all OF hls old time ailments have
vanished and he finds himself Wig
orous and we'll fo Is giving Plant
Juice" 10 his family as a tonic and
il advising any % his friends who
are III or IN any way inilsposed to
try IT,"
when you try Plant Juice you
will find immediate benefits from u
by benefits We mean that your appe-
tlte will improve. food will digest bet
ter. you will sleep better YOU VIII
lose that feeling Of depression of
Ianguor and perhaps tlmldity you
will be brighter, feel more confidence
and be more M for your days work
n you suffer with kidney, liver, nerve
or stomach troubles Plant Juice
will do you more good than any thlng
you have ever taken your ailments
will gradually vanish and YOU VIII
feel new ylgor and lIfc viii mean Boo
FINELY more 10 you.
plan, Juice" Is purely vegetable
Il is mild and harmless. yet power.
ful and rapid In action DO not
delay trying Il CAN on our Plant
Juice" demoustrator today an Thomp.
son Drug store. ask questions and
witness our display
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01

~ 1ssoci..,d pes,
Paris. Aug % For one cent a
day the Partisan is protected against
Ilme. theft and fire The Partisan
budget amounts 10 - million francs
$500. O00I. which works out al o.
francs fy3J per head per year For
those persons who find this expensive
there b. the suburban region. where
practically nothing Is spent on po-
lice q paltry three million francs
$500. 10000. o. may be- added that
tho suburban policeman. although
scarce. d. not Oyerworked. and u
speaks wonders for the high standard
of orderlness and honesty Of the
French that o. should be- possible for
large agglomoraiiOns OF communes
obtaining 10000 or 10000 inhabl-
Hnts POP exist without more than a
dozen policemen The expense Of
..lI.rIug the suburbs .s mostly pr0gid-
o. for by a TAX on alcohol Thus by
r1cuD Justice the drunkard who is
taken up by the police II paying hIs
raptor out OF his own pocket
Police expenses 10 the provinces
are considerably less than Do Paris.
Nice pays most IN proportion 70 the
number Of inhabitants, about six
francs OSl2OJ per head per year.
This is accounted for by the number
OF foreign visitors who have 70 be
Especially watched after or over OF
the other cities Marseilles pays Q
francs GO cents. Bordeaux 4 francs
$50 cents Toulouse. 2 francs l'8
centsl Saint Etlennc. francs 10
| H3 coutsi Rheims, francs go
contsi. and Lyon. cheapest Of all, !
franc 90 go ceutsj.
/ The Paris police costs 80 much
imore for a variety OF reasons. For
one thing. the police authorities have
10 pay for the sanitary seryise, the
inspection Of markets and the upkeep
~ the anthropometric department
(which though maintained by Paris
lie utilized by the whole country he
sides this. an the master criminals OF
| the provinces come 10 Paris 10 hide
and the organized bands OF malcfac-
/ tors have their headquarters at
paris. for there alone can they find
receivers for stolen goods and brok
ors for stolen securities.
The Mayor Of little commune IN
THE department % tho llautes Pyr
lonnes. anxious about the digestion OF
domestic animals, recently issued the
. following order:
/ Whereas the young people OF this
commune are accustomed 20 meet ar
ter mass on SUNDAYS for The purpose
of dancing whereas the noise they
make frIghtens the cocks. hens and
.uthrr animals of the village. where
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01


this commune during the hours at
which the domestic animals lake
their meals
The news o. the approaching sale
OF tho house which Napoleon innab-
tied during his exile Do the isle OF
EIba has produced quite sensation
In France o. Dr. urged 70 many
quarters that the French govern
ment should take steps 20 acquire
this historic building Tor u 10 Is
pointed out by one organ. there are
different political parties .n Frace
abroad there o. 0n.v the nation. fair
fame. which would nor gain by al.
lowing this villa 20 taii Ia.a '.r hands
OF some commercial. enterprise
Imagine" concludes rho writer al
,German hotel keeper 100 possession Of
the villa OF Porto-Ferralo and the
bust or Bismark planted firmly on
the facade
The French Governments .- making
a fine profit out OF The rambling In
stinct OF The French nation some
interesting Figures arc published
showing the seady increase DO the
proceeds " The casinos. which ONE
under the coufro. OF rho state on
June o.. 1907 The next year they
produced S3.SO0.0oo Do 1909 the
total was &7.4OO.O00 and 10 1910
$500 900. while last year 40 less
sum than S9.G00.o0o was sacrificed
by the lovers OF public games OF
chance
Apart from the amounts which are
handed over by each establishment
for the benefit OF It's own commune
'the state leyles a tax OF 10 per cent
on the gross profits which BE- admin
istered by a special committee al
the Ministry Of Interior and Is spent
on works Of hygiene charity and
public utility In 1905 the State re-
celyed from this source 100000, in
H1909 SI120,0O0, in 1910 81 10000
land In 1871 s1fi0.000
The fan army maneuyers 10 France
which will this year DO on d bigger
scale than any held since The famous
display before The car in 1902 viii
take place In Touraine and Potion.
They begin on September } and last
eight days Ninety thousand men
will take the field under the supreme
command Of General 1offro
: Generals GallienI and Marion will
respectively command 'he Opposing
forces. which win he approximately
equal numerically
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01
\ TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles removing erav-
81. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs, rheumatism, and all irregu-
lari'Ies Of the kidneys and bladder
IN both men and women Regulates
bladder troubles IN children II not
sold by your druggist, will be sent
by mail on receipt OF $500. One
small bottle Is two months treat
ment and seldom fails TO perfect a
cure Send for testimonials from
this and other states. Dr. Z. W
Han. 2926 Olive St. 81. Louis. Mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01

II biennial convention OF the In
tesnational Union OF Steam Engineers
will meet in 81. Paul on Sept. 3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01
PARTISAN PROTECTED
AGAINST CRIMES FOR
ONE CENT TAX DAHL Y

az there results from this depre-
citation detrimental 10 agricultural in
terest. We hereby forbid the practice
~ dancing within the precincts Of
this commune during the hours at
(which the domestic animals lake
their meals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-01
Notice

Ring ii3, that's Pike stroud, -0r
tho Taxicab-lt don 10 cost any more.