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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-24
WHAT FORM OF RECEIPT DO ]
GET WHEN MAKE PAYMENTS?

For every week paid you will re-
ceive small receipt in coupon form,
which you will keep in the envelope
we give you when the account is
opened
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-24
IN WHAT MANNER DOES THE
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB AC-
coMPLISH THIS PURPoSE7

BY each member paying in a small
sum each week for 80 weeks. Two
weeks before Christmas each member
will receive the total amount paid in
with per cent. interest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-24
DOES EVERYBODY PAY IN THE
SAME AMnIINT2

No. There are three classes and
numbered respectively J, 2, and 5.
The payments are different in each
class.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-24
WHAT ARE THE PAYMENTS IN

The payments are le the first week,
&c the ID week, Sc the Sd week, and
so on tor 80 weeks, making the pay.
ment for the last week 80 cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

mento This central route Is stated
10 be the most practical while The
Santa Fe Is the most picturesque
Steep grades will be found In tho
Sierra Nevada mountains, but they
are not hard 20 negotiate.
The southern transc0n'.ncn'aI
highway ls used n great deal in win
ter. II branches ont from the Na.
llonal highway az Atlanta and fo'
lows THROUGH BIRMINGHAM. Coriu'h
Memphis Little Rock. Tcyarkaua
Dallas. Tic SPRINGS. Alpine. I'd las'
Tucson. Phoenix and san Francisco
This New York-A'larf1 National
highway was made prominent last
ear by tho Gltlcn torr. Dr. o.
lends through Philadelphia. York
laserstovn. Winchester stanton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
AUTO RACING An
AMARILLO ASSET
Fair Association, Organ
lied in 1909, Brings
Great Meets Here

The Panhandle Auto Fair Asso-
citation is indirectly interested in
this venture, in that the moneys
obtained will be applied to the
tracks OF the organization for the rae.
ing meet May %, and such other
events as may Re featured in the fu-
ture. This organization was formu-
latel IN the year sec and has been
kept steadily going with an annual
change in Officers.
The first racing meet was that OF
July. 1909, and was followed ly an.
other in the fail. The next year
brought additional meets, and so on
down to the present. The first rae
ing course was that TO the west OF
the city. but this was changed to
GlenWood for the reason that trans
portation facilities for the public were
much better than al the former place.
Officers and members of this or
ganization expect even better and big
ger things for the future than have
been accomplished in the past.
There is a growing and general in
terest in the affairs and progress OF
the organization. and II is expected
that number OF points outside OF
Amarillo will be brought into con-
nection with the institution that Is
doing so much 20 introduce and per-
pc,uate the auto game in this Sec
ton OF the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

10. Erie. Cleveland. South Bend Al
Chicago rather than on the Nation
highway: and the real interest onla
begins upon reaching Iowa. ShouI
The tourist 70 through Rockford an
Davenport. lowa's river-to-riyer 70
All be trayersed This road Is wei
signboarded. no one viii find n o.
all difficult 10 travel az night IN.
road through Nebraska covers So
tion in which large farms abouu1
Tho towns are Schuyler Grand o.
lard, North Platte. Julesburg a.
sidney. then the Wyoming rtret n
passes THROUGH Cheyenne. Larari.
RawlIns. Granger and Evanston
thence continuing % San Francis
the route lies through Ogden. Tor
RAGE Wells. Elko. Reno and sacri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

signboards between San Francisco
and Los Angeles This road extends
from Tia Jdana 10 San Diego Santa
Ana. Los Angeles. santa Barbara.
San Miguel. San lose. San Francisco.
Sacramento. Rcddlng. Ashland. Rose
burg. Portland Tacoma. Seattle ami
Vancouver. I. G. This is approxi-
mately 2.025 miles and the roads on
tho whole trip average as a rule
surprisingly coed. Tho worst sec
ton s. from Redding 70 Dunsmuir.
next Grants pass and Roseburg. anil
then Vancouver. Wash, and Cheha-
lls.
Transcontlnental tourists find. a.
rule. that q g. more comfortable
20 travel from New York through
Albany. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffa-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
NATIONAL HIGHWAY
MAY INCLUDE CITY

The map herewith Of the United
States shows the main Travelled roads
connecting the east and the west,
also the north and the south, and
gives fair idea OF touring posi-
bilities, including proposed extensions
through Amarillo to points In the
Greater Southwest" The first ar
,ifical highway dates back to NE
and extended from Philadelphia to
New York When Ohio was admit
ted TO the union the Buckeyes saw
the necessity Of having n road from
he Atlantic ocean to the Ohio river,
and a certain per cent Of the pro-
ceeds OF the sale OF land In Ohio
went 10 the construction 81 such a
road. which was variously known as
the National turnpike, Cumberland
road and National highway This
road was commenced In 1906. ana
connected the District Of Columbia
with he Ohio river. Afterward It
was extended to Indianapolis and
Terre lIaute, Ind. and at the pres
ont time includes 1agerstown. Cum
herland, Wheeling. Columbus. Spring
field, Cambridge City, indianapolis
and Tcrre Haute on the old trail.
The Santa Fe trail was the mex.
road Of any distance TO be attempt
ed This was In 1882 and extended
from Independence. Mo-. TO Santa
Fe. distance OF 7so miles, along
she Arkansas river. thence across 10
the Cimarron. thence almost In n
direct line TO Wagon Mound. y. NJ.
a conspicuous landmark. theme to
Las Vegas, San Miguel and Santa F..
4 state highway from st. Louis 10
Kansas City was built along the old
Boone's Lick road, and with the
stretch hlong through Illinois We
have a connection with the National
highway which. after leaving Terre
Haute. now runs through vandalia,
ST Louis. Mexico. Independence,
Kansas City, Emporia, Newton,
Hutchinson. Dodge City. la Junta,
Trinidad. Las Vegas and Santa Fe.
this last named being the second old
est town In the United States. and
charmingly picturesque. The re-
maindcr % the trip TO Los Angeles
g through Rlncon. Tucson, Phoeniy.
and either Ehrenburr. East River
side and san Bernardino. or Yuma,
San Diego. Oceanside and Santa
Anna
The Pacific highway extends from
san Diero-rather Tia Juana-to
Vancouver. y. {. II is another hirh-
way which has received wide attcn-
ton and Is very well posted with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
TOLEDO REPLACES HORSES
WITH AUTOMOBILE 1AAIS

The Toledo Transfer Co. OF To-
icdo. o. has replaced Us horse yehl-
cles with tayicahs An order was
placed with the Willvs-Oyerland CO.
Tor six .imoUsinos. each car 20 have
n seating capacity for five passen-
gers and the driver. The cars will
boz delivered within weeks. and the
Now service af once inaugurated. n
fhe system proves satisfactory more
cars viii Do ordered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

Inter, st has not lacsed in the
Amarillo Auto Trades Excursion
which starts tomorrow since the or
ganization of the Pathfinding Party.
led by Walter Crossett in his Cadil-
las, assisted by Earle Curry IN the
Flanders. X. II Newcome accompa-
nying the party as. 'ie'd man
with j. l.. Pope, press representative.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

Roanoke. Winston-Salcm. Charlotte.
SparHnhlrg and Atlanta. lust 70
Gently Il Was continued 20 Savannah
aul jacksonville. Florida
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
VAUDEVILLE MAKES
 GOOD AT ORPHEUM

The opening night of Bisbee's 8 vaudeville season was all that could be wished for. both ty the patrons of the Orpheum and the management.
 The acts were of exceptionally good class, and both were literally ap- plauded.
 Marstand and Greenwood, in a de lightful sketch entitled Castles in the Air" furnish a very pleasant eighteen minutes of entertainment, and Miss Greenwood. programmed IS the worlds highest soprano. demon started that she was all that was claimed for her In two of her num- bers she reaches and sustains the 4 above high C, which is indeed re- markable in the human voice.
 Jack Wells kept the audience in fine humor with his songs and come dy and his Italian impersonation was very clever, the dialect not overdone
 The same acts wul he seen tonight and d new program of motion pictures will be shown.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
MUCH DOPE IS FOUND
 ON PULLMAN PORTER
Cans of Opium Siezed By Los Angeles Officials
 Who Suspected

MORALES. Jan. 1S.-When the Pullman sleeping car Lusitania, which passed Nogales Friday morn ing of last week, reached Los An geles about noon of Saturday, the porter was arrested by the United States authorities on a charge of smuggling, and there were seized 50 tins of opium he had secreted in the car at Mazatlan and got safely across the line. it having been per mitted to pass here unnoticed with all expectancy of catching the par ties to whom the porter was to de nVer it at the end of his route, which was done The shipment seized is valued at about s5OOO, and it is said the porter was promised a goodly rakeoff'' for getting the dope" through 10 Los Angeles. In- stead of that he faces a long term of imprisonment There seems to be an organized ring of opium snug glers down the coast, working in all kinds of ways to get their opium through into the United States On tho very day of the seizure at Los Angeles of the fifty tins that were in the Pullman Lusitania from Ma zatlan, the captain of the Americans i Hawaiian freight steamship Nebras- ka. from Salina Cruz. put into San Diego and there the captain report ed that a few days out from port he, discovered and threw overheard fifty-four tins which had been en. trusted to the cook and steward of the vessel to land at their port of destination. The two men are said 10 have divulged the names of those to whom they had been hired to de liver their cOntraband, and arrests are expected 10 follow
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19

residents of the restricted district left ana went to Pirtleville. It was then that the Clifton, said 70 be owncl by a well known Douglas woman wlo is prominent in church work. became occupied by these former habitues of the Douglas red light. Then ], was that the people of Pirtlevillc complained. They declared they could get no redress from the repuh-
 ican precinct officials. the matter was taken up by a Douglas paper, petitions were circulated and the mat ter was taken up directly with the district attorneys office. Then ac- ton was finally taken and the resort was closed. Now it is reported open oncc more and tt IS learned that con- plaints have been prepared and are ready for the filing today, charging violation of the territorial laws. lt is also said that the tenalt of the Clifton rented rooms also in another budding nearby and the women in- mates of the two places are frequent Iy passing back and forth from one place to the other, not naDitually at- tired iI tailor made street gowns ol the latesr node.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
NUTSHELL COURSES IN EDUCATION ARE
 ACCESSIBLE ID ALL
No Better Method Founo Than Study of Review
 Dictionaries
M A N ' ADVANTAGES

Home study has been discussed and advertised frequently during the past few years Various methods and means have been introduced, but The Review believes that the best self secured education Cbtainable in the English language and general inform ation upon a most economical basis is offered in Websters New Illustrated Dictionary.
 THE REVIEW OFFERS YOU IN ONE VOLUME, BOUND BETWEEN HANDSOME LEATHER COVERS A COMPLETE EDUCATION IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, AN ABUND- ANT OPPORTINlTY OF INCREAS- ING YOUR VOCABULARY. STUDY ING SIMFIIFIED SPELLING, AND MUCH OTHER USEFUL lNFORMA. TICN FOR SIX COUPONS CLIPPED FROM CONSECUTIVE ISSUES OF THIS PAPER AND X SMALL FIX PENSE BONUS OR FOR A SIX MONTHS SUBSCRIPTION
 Commercially speaking. the pur- chase Of this leather-bound volume means that you are getting s4 for sl0O but generally speaking, it is i'm possible to estimate the value such a course of at-your-elb0w education may be 70 you
 There are three styles of books, but the limp leather volume seems to have the call The other two books ais as good dictionaries in cheaper bindings.
 Incompetent Emp!cyes Are Becoming
 Cap-ble
 Not hundreds. but THOUSANDS Ot stenographers and clerks have deter mined to get out of the poorly paid class in which they had been placed by their ignorance and are using the DICTIONARY ROUTE. Many who are climbing higher each Gly are us ing The Reviews Dictionaries as the stepping stones of their progress.
 The BIG LITTLE BOOK is always at the elbow of those anxious and will ing to learn. There can be but one result of the awakening of those who by soth and misunderstanding had lost the approval of their employers.
 If you doubt the truth of the inter est awakened in the dictionary come 10 the Review office and be cOnvinc- ed.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
COMPLAINTS MADE
 THAT EVIL RESORT
 IS ALLOWED ID RUN
Place Closed in September Is Said to Have
 Re-opened
IS ON COUNTY ROAD

IL IS understood that complaints will be flied today against an sl- Ieged disorderly resort on the highway leading out of Douglas which was suppressed q few months ago but has been reopened. As result of the former agitation against disorderly resorts on the main thOrOughfare leading out Of Douglas there were finally arrests made anu fines as- sessed although this did not come un- til after newspaper agitation and the matter having beeH put directly up 10 the district attorney. Action was finally taken in September as the re- suit of ;he agitation which was started.
 The resort that is again complained of is the Clifton. Formerly drinks were served 10 the frequenters OI the place from a loom that was cor nected with the main room where dancing goes On This has been avoided by installing the bar in an- other room but the drinks are car r:ed to the Clifton and served in there to women ard men alike. ac- cording t0 the statements that have been made and u,.ou which the com. pIaints will te based. While liquor is not sold where dancing is going Gn as formerly it is sold outside and served inside and the payment is us. ually made for the liquor in the dance hall. The law which prohibits the es- tablishment Of houses Of --ame on county roads and within a certain distance Of incorporated cities and towns has not been avoided. however say the statements thai have been made. asf
 When Douglas abolished the sale of liquor in the red light distric, many of those H'ho had formerly been
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
ISELiN-FLAGG WEDDING

NHW YORK, Jan. 1S:-The first notable wedding of the new year in New York society was celebrated in the fashionable St Thomas's church this afternoon, when Miss Beatrice Flagg, daughter of Mrs. John Turner Atterbury, became the bride of Oliver K Iselin. a son of Mir. and Mrs Will lian F. Iselin. The Rev. Dr. Stores, rector of St Thomas's officiated. as- sisted by the Rev Dr. William C.. Thayer of Massa chusetts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
MENINGITIS CAUSE OF QUARANTINE IN
 LITTLE TEXAS TOWN
Wellburn Prefers to Go lt Alone Rather Than
 Face Infection
OVER THIRTY OTHERS

Almost every serious situation has in it an element of humor, or at least Americans are able to find something humorous in every serious situltion. so that all those who have not a cracked lip, as Little Jeff says, may laugh at the fact that a little town somewhere down in the mammoth nav of the state of Tedls. called Weilburn, has quarantined against all the world" on account of the epi- demic of meningitis prevalent in some portions of the Lone Star state.
 The fact of the world-quarantine has been duly telegraphed to every railroad station in the southwest, and no tickets to WellbuTn will be sold In the meantime furious mobs of en- ragged people besiege the ticket off ces all over the southwest and de mand tickets to Wellburn, but there is nothing doing. Wellburn pulls its germ-free skirts about it's form and utterly condemns the horde of peo- pie who are simply dying to go to Wellburn No doubt railroad con ductOrs who turn a deaf ear to pas Sengers who cry Put me of at We'll burn,~ will be reported to the gen eral manager. Sir Gilbert Parkers intended trip to Wellburn will proba- ply be called of.
 Other Towns Quarantine
 All small animals are endowed by their Creator with certain means Of defending themselves aebinst larger animals and the quarantine seems to be the defense of the small towns of Texas against the larger ones. Shreve- port. in Louisiana. is the largest town in the south and the southwest that has qulrantined against other towns The larger towns are evi- dently cOntenting themselves with a careful supervision of passenger traffic and isolation of meningitis cases, and the smaller towns are per haps excusable. as they have not the facilities for this cautious supervision.
 A list of towns that have quaran- tined against other towns has been telegraphed to ticket agents all over the Southwestern system. The list is T3de up of Texas towns, and in cludes: Victoria, Grosbeck, Jewett, Millsport. Venus. Thornton, Long view, Longview Junction, Midlothian, Port Lavaoa, GOliad. Palacios, We'll burn, Koppe. Wicker. College Sta ton, Oakwood. Refugio, (city and County) Mariana, Bloomington, Pla- cldiO, KeenIn, Bridgeport, Paradise, Fannin, McNamara, Clip, Bonclair, Rice and Thorndale.
 At Rice, College Station and Thorn dale, also Wellburn, no one is al lowed to get of the tniin, whether or not passengers are armed with health certificates.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
EQUIPMENTS FIGURE
 IN FILMS AT ROYAL

Motor boats and hand cars as aux iliaries in elopements are compared in two pictures that will be seen on the Royal theater canvas tonight, The Engineers Daughter" and Willie Wise's Motor Boat Those who have never experienced the eX- citemenJ of an elopement and those who contemplate an elopement might lind interesting ideas in the compari- son.
 But as a matter of fact. the com parisun is a dead heat. for as usu II when Cupid is at the wheel, every thing comes out all right. and the conclusion is that any kind of steam, electric or gasoline driven convey ance is all right if Cupid is the en- gineer. These pictures are good for the old heart and the young heart alike, and should be seen for an eYen- ing ol enjoyment.
 Leaving the lovers in the preceding pictures living happily, with promise of a continuance ever afterwards, the scene changes to the star-lit plains of the southwest, Arizona or Cochise county if you please The title of this picture is The Night Herder," the unsung gUardsmln of the beasts of the field, the hero of the far silent places, the cOmmunicant of the stars. The placid scene is disturbed by the appearance Of night cattle thieves and the excitement leaves no emotion undisturbed from that time on until the hgppy ending. The scene shifts again this time to France in the days of King Henry III, nd the machine reels of tale of plotting, counter plotting and assassinations that sets the red blood corpuscles to boiling.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE

Whats the matter with the 4.30 aeroplane? It's 20 minutes late"
 The chief aviator has just inform ed me by wireless, replied the sta tiOn agent, that they've been held up by a lone aerial highwayman = Chicago Rscord-Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
SOUTHWESTERN POULTRY SHOW

DALLAS, Texas. Jan. 1S:-The an nual exhibition of the Southwestern :. oultry association, which opened today at the state fair grounds, is one of the biggest poultry shows Of the year. several thousand fowl being on exhibition. Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri, as well as the entire southwest, are represented lamongl the exhibitors.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Oil Outfit Shipned

Word was received in Douglas that the well drilling outfit had been shipped by the contractor at Artesia to the property Of the Arizona Oil company in the Lost Hills.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Admission 1Oc and l5c

day to compete for the cup emble- nautical of the Southwestern cham pionship. This is the usual semi-an- nual match. and will be followed by
 the usual entertainment of the always welcome guests from the Pass City.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
A FULL HOUSE

What plan,7 said an actor to an other, shall l adopt to fill the house at my benefit
 Invite your creditors.' was the sur ly reply.-Life.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
un from Mesa Rlca

A. S. Tanner is in the city from Mesa Rica. and reports the property active, with the installation of new machinery and cyaniding plant.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Goes to Cananea

Attorney Frank Doan will leave for Cananea this morning and will be gone from the city for several days on legal business.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Wheeler in Rishee

Sheriff Elect Harry Wheeler spent yesterday in Bisbee. There he an nounced the appointment of Rack Bo- lin as his deputy
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
EIks Mill Smoke

Douglas Lodge 955 E. p. O. Elks will hold @ smoker tonight. There is 10 be some lively boxing, and some other good stunts are promised
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
poualas Customs Receipts

Despite the fact that Mexico was in a disturbed condition much Of last year, the customs receipt of the port were in excess Of S54.00O.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Douglas News Section
Douglas Brevities
Attends on CaIsndar

Attorney David Bensnimol returned to Douglas last evening after having attended on the call of the civil cal endar in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Play Pieases We'll

Checkers" was produced at the Orpheum last night The company wiss of more than ordinary excellence, and a large audience was well pleased.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Reay Buys Bungalow

w. J. Reay has purchased the new bungalow erected by J. Nj. Sparks on Ninth street, and will shortly occupy it as his home
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19

Atlantic City's new Mayor will abol- ish flirting, gambling, and all fast entertainments, so where shall we go this summer instead ?-DetrOit Jour nal
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Many Cattle Pass

In the year 1911 there were more than 14,000 head of cattle passed at the customs house in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Ryan Buys Home

j. s. Ryan Hls purchased for a home the residence Of Seventh street known as the Dav.Cr residence
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Mckean Returns

Char rles F. McKean returned 10 his home in Douglas last evening after a business trip to Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Uncle Pennywise Says:

Some people would rather worry about the end of the world than about the next months rent When they borrow trouble, they borrow a good sized bunch
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
A snasm nf Reform

Does your husband spend much of his time at homer
 Well. always a few nights after New Years
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Mrs. SanAs III

Mrs. Ellen Shines. mother of Attor- ney Albert NJ. Sames. is reported as i'll at her home.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Will RuiId Home

Charles B. Hart will shortly erect a home in the CIawson addition, hay ing purchased two lots from R. L.. DunnegaE.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Has Finc Membership

The Douglas Y. M. C. A. now has a men bership of il7, and is in fine financial condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19

Frrnk J. Nichols, who has been in Bisbee for several weeks past, re- turned last evening to his home in Douglas. He has an important min ing deal on hand for a Sonora prop erty.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
Visits His Parents

Dr. Earl Beyers, of Houston. is wis iting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Bey- CTS, at the Avenue hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
New Partnership Forms

W. R. Henry and Frank o. Elvey have formed partnership and have obtained a display room for the sale of Ford automobiles
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-19
For Championship Cup

The twenty man golf teams of the Douglas and Fl PasO Country clubs will meet on the Douglas links Sun