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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

l,y. nun ] 1sT fhan nf my gens @-isni..
1IvrA z Pirli.ham's q Nagatknls (.urr-
pnuna. and <ia1 1ha-s will he M hA,.l-
ssfs Enn hearing nDv'r psirs fur fnan q
Shey viii zIlssf Il "a ] frvs an saE-csg
evar wri1haI1 !; IN me hnusa-
Il viii s1y Rlsr 1iIza think 1he-s s
NJ hsslar madeleine n he found fnr vurIng
pirs. NJ eldest dancfllsr mss znlsar
-lydia z f,nai-hHns 3 Eeyaninis c.ar,-
FnunE fus ri1irI-n Esa-iRds Hnd i-rsyul.E-,-
tSy. and 4 hHs hared hsr.
Il an Ksvags rsany Hnf willing N
srssak gDS6 wnr6 fnr 1Jydi. e Pink-
han NegaEsihis luupaunh esT eys-y
una J meet 1ha1 ] uwe my haaith and
hsnEiinHs n g0ur wnnda-tu medicinA .
Mrs. J. 6 J1f1Ssm., Sza-svilia. Ei.k..
EED8
LYDIA z FiIl.han's Vagssszbls 1nn,-
nBunE mafiH from llHssVe rents ans hs-fS.
contains M nsrrz1ric< N hzE-r1ft d-uu4,
ami 1ndsry hnl6s ziis -scn-E az hairse sfs
mnsr successful -smsty 1nr woman a din
l-noVu
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY
Where the Winters Are Cold and the
SHOWS Deep.

Writing from tho vicinity David
Harum made famous. a man says that
he was an habitual coffee drlnker. and,
although he knew Il was doing him
harm. vas too obstinate 10 give Il up.
tiil all at once he went 10 pieces with
neryousnsss and insomnia. loss OF ap-
petite, weakness, ana generally
used-up feeling. which practically un'
fitted him fOr his Arduoua occupation,
and kept him on a couch at homs
when his duty did not call him out
while ia this condition Grape
Euts food was suggested 10 me. and
began 10 use II. Although II was In
the middle OF winter. and the ther-
mOmster was often below zero, almost
my entire living for about six Wesks
Of severe exposure Was on Grape NuA
food with a little bread and butter and
a cup Of hot water. TIL was wise
enough % make Postum my tabls 5eT-
eTsgs.
After the first two weeks ! bega1
70 feel better and during the Wnols
winter I never lost a trip on ny mai
fD-lSs ifst+tAklg DfHNs W -
Z % 8 hours al a time.
The constant marvel 20 ne E1l
hOw a person could 90 the anozzt q
work and endure the fatigue and sAs-'
ship az DID, On 20 small az sz2-E-
OF fOod But found my nsE E11icci
- perfectly Satisfactory that EAFt
eontinEsd tbenl-gsing both P2aIl-a
asd Cgaps-SDz AZ every meal AZ
often they comprise kny satifs zeal
IAN nap DsryOuEDeea, iFFiiasl--iT AIT
insomnia have dissDDsarea ant 1s.s--lF-
nztgrA deep has cone hack - lt
BIT what hss bseA perhaps tAs grs'l'-
eat Surprise 20 ne "a he tRe1 lA'tl
with ths benefit 20 My gs-eTA4 1sii--l
kzs cOrns q fsmzfkzsls i-Er>T si-l's1l'
In Ey eysElgbt.
N a good Appetite. gOo< t-saf1-i-'i'
goo6 eys6.gkt. strong zsrTsa Al. Al
active krzin are 70 be csE1ret- : nAA
ssy from nsY OWE szs>r.sanss nss
GrzDe-lsnts snz Postum Name g f'sil
By Postum Co. B4tzis Creek A1lh
Read TIE listis bOok. -'Iias A--lbo Y
Wsilsiile.~ "a Dkgz. There's rs'a-s-'h
Eysr rss1 fhs sbSvs hefh-sf ~.
zee aDDssrs fr~@ tf11e - uH..s- HA.f
are Esa914ss txsss s@A f~- % -A'
txasEs1l
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

Nh Hnlnuu o. wishing vii -if rvs'
uhu-nsd hurIs- rf ullE
E,scnsmaru ant ruHfusim R-s mn
conducive 10 -hs bHsg milE II-nduc-
INN
mmss making continuation d 1hs
ROW and me EDv a,vt 1h4 iI-lar
warn skim uilk
Tine unty WHY M nhhniuIa,y lnuv a
guv n u weigh anG lef1 1hs mia
rhHrnuEhE 1hs entire yHEr
The i,EsE -Imf IN SAT- mI-1a- is ne
tore Z b. IIlizsI r-uu me rsII-I Enr
insu RE q II EHrhH-eU II E-Euuiss
d requires gram Es vel IA -nuFn
ness N uTnhuns hurrar fHt und nu1za-
Ia "a rrsssaI1 PRICES if NlhHz pE.yx
-n4iry,ins Inns u-Bvnsu nn siis,ssI
raising II. AuE--HiiE The AuH--EliaI
hurrHr II n Eunu Demand N EuruIH
T'hs cBw mus hEEt pHs-u-s ur rs
auuivnisn1 This RrnnurzE iHr ms
nIarEy Eniis Hnt Ehs e-aH1 puuulR-fss u.
smiling rruns
Il b Esh Tnhts-y IN zEks a dEtry
uuv 1n-nurh 1h4 v-intar Ehsu sfss
gtuss mIlE unE FIVE ~ az usuII-nf
nur q. 1is4 Nihnit paEr
u me rUvs I,edtE-ss -nlhss Sfi
he uiilk pAi. 1hsn n Is EDnsisl-
sIr Enr a gnBG anuunH-iuu or o IsaBr
nus n -hs rl.st uiEE D.
sssslar-im iF IhsnlInHty usr4sssEE-y N
u-dHr N issc Rnn buId ~ a E1Bt
nEiry hH-G Cms nlusg rliI rinssass
here ~ vel AZ n u1hsr lines u wur:k
clns zAunr 1unrs ne size ~ 1hs
is.sI mr. ne rhn ny ne viEur al ia
EIlI,n-fls q 1his Il n De ne maaHurs
ne us.E 1, I.uz n he uEues-nUH,y uvsr-
Irc
MNl-y NJ he a1zEils h hu1ar smI-h-
iug cEn unsE he innfs6 Ef1H- ny ga
Isss-teuns Mnah NJ n musr he lss-nxt
fy unirsE -hs VIVA Nh unf nEI h~Clz
sfAszs La u-Azr 1&-1Ds AZ -
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

T'ns rrai Bs1 p-nhiaH with cniHif N
sY-,,phsrs n hry7fl r-nuhe hu Enu
vi ssad uhErrnal ruH-y dEy -hs zrur
s8. vii uuinztT ulsllusalr Irurine1
,chs- zHlills U-s raulHuiaa flr lir-tf
.-it3ft.y Efint nssat q g. mss 4 snnIiit
:. u.tssf n tnai- 1BRt N small uuun
-r5af uu-r snmF stre-- 3 ss'Hn En1
men ne uruliriuy nnba-mHr "a -as
tlu- pu-liur shnt nEy thA-rnE1 . a
,,--.err.us ana mn q medicine n All
su-as EIaaa aHt p-um1lfs uiEss-im
NJ 1ht 1BBH
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

The culture n- Aifaifa rHu mly ne
successful under ra-sfu Euu nrraili-
gem culture 1T, II uths- WHY'S nICn-
ciEss farming II ths ury fE-mfuf
EssttHns ainlfiH b nuy successfully
Ernv-n Timer -ths i--iEHttn Evsteu
ths rrup iE q Eu-s Hnr HHrnnGru ma
IN tnt AtiaT-ir ElHtes -rhf sraHres- -
1u-nE ngvt unty hasn secur-C 1y Thnss
1Dliuv-IuE cRrHiU preparation ~
r-nuHL hsu-y fa--lltztur Hnr bss-
H,HtiInu n Hurvss-inE Hnu feeding he
urul
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
PsNsrsltY Of Nature.

HIS taLer was busy and had eau.
toned aim not to ask foolish Ques.
tons. so he said TO the boy when he
came into the room:
As long as this isn't fool question.
what Is it,"
And this is what the boy PROFOUND.
ed
When you've q sore throat, dad.
and il hurts you to swallow, why do
you want TO swallow all the timer"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

euIiiieliGnErnunr nnf
SHnHsivs WASH iuvs
dnra ma ] hvs on a
acknowledgements
ve-p hard. ] En
11rSP-iivs yezx MID
unr sm tias m1fiiG
nf <lli-1aan children
Ai1nls Teupls tiiirlk
Il s--aiigs xilnf ! an
m; iI-niisn dbwn
with ilEy1 vrr-k nn6
1in cKrx uf my zan-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
Nakirn Gnnn

Sire exPOSplated Nero's coma
Dental adviser, what do you propose
20 do 10 rehAhilitate this burning city
OF Rome 50 that its Inhabitants wiz
not hosd TIE devastating eoufagrat4oa
against Fon."
Oh. dddle," retorted Nero.
Which he did
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

Ar Cr-eHuu iH-ms- culisr1sH 1K sErf
n small thU they rnulu he packed
II 4 iuur.nrt cvlindtr ununnlrlit
rsrn-C NM They wsTf iHil ~ cwD
h--rt haIE or tie mized hresHs -run
Ftvmnu-t flncfH EnU f.bnus IHian1
Eans
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
T,s elua ~ MLsnInh,

-He : $ model husband
WAo SAWS So"
He &ces- Tie told NE 50 a. The
club a. midnight last night"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

Uypt aurnssssIi iFssding az Fnuf---y
t,e,sanHs lE-e5y uuom stfs uhiifey NJ ahs
4-sftr n npsirs Shs condition AZ -ss
rahslrasa on xesg
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

= hupSH ynJns uiHu wonderfully
IN the estimation ~ a Eir Y hs frunf
nunts " iht sHnre M thn1 ~ tive nc-r
IN q rnnanftr nuve OF ptay.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

Ahoui tift AIM ol vuur shars yuu r<r
s-HIrs sIsr smaller b. sisaEIu. k.it.us E.st
t-tS1 tiF antfesrttr nosTdrr IntC tftsm.
JUS thu thtng fdr llEncrug PARTIES and oar
Braaaiu. o. NeV Shsax Sanfni Ien-s
-Aadr-ss Alt.t = 0imstsl. il ftoy y. y.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

Man mGy be thu nnhieu vrSrt a.
'and. hu, a1iy HIND lDye ran nials q
vuninn thint he lNoifs liirs ihE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

Construction caE~-s and azg---arcs unEu,
ssriulfs diseases ,, : fhnrnuuhiy cIrr>t b.
If7 pisr-s pi-sanm c,eitat4 Nh- faru-.
iu SANITY hzzsciva
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

a mar newer fUrEfves hts saami-.
until hs Wishes ihsu prnspa-tsy
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

xsrInx IrrrTzElr " sTG - DAgE
TrrT- fuasIEtlI ell rsnfnd u.lngr 81 fALD nlfffN
Ait;tr tAlas o cliry auI aasr ~ treai1a kli~~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

T, nssrcrtigs, Othc-s hsve f7rps /,
Ees sr csurss 81 Gt'sc'd Tea a .Ialsrf.I
EeEus o; -cet .n.us hosliA. Nsy %. gau'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

a wumHus mind - iisu a bee--ft
must ~ made lIp ercRsiunaily.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
MOTHER OF
LARGE FAMILY
Seils fss~r Ssz Ksz=s 5e
BsAish - HAppin=xs For
Tnase Who Take
Hsr Asvics.

s-u-eVills Mich % wHrif N 1sil lyar
tnV mu=h gond tEdis Z Pirlisharr q pacr-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

Is rar hat on SgvaselI""
-Na Oue eve shows "--lEFA
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
R-Y MsgslTlIs esIsES DIE

V'rits fur ll.at saving TuuEzr rhiiei~ <sanf "a
fli r-teulis tnal tnrtl.lltu-s ana gss
f.aut f-,-s 1sl.iszsl flanisS, -. BLACKWELL ,iiia
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

Fur ne bssr rsanu-r m AuclH- MAJ
iHg AND -s'Bm-nig uu -hs SANS Hecu-H
iuF IA me nlln innicInsi IN 1ht huIls
str tssDel 1nr RUgs Ent lsir;k aunsJ'
Ag-lrUlrn-ll citihs IN his suigsr1-
F,lrsu F-izs- sIsriIa prize IN aAai
soInlry. UIliBs nm less 1hEI SEM
Ss-8nf Fr.z%-s1sanl prize m esfl
~pGury. g1lus nH ieEH thai K.BL
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
Make the Liver
Do its DUTY

Niise sirigs o. scn ~'hcr riis iiyr.- A
rartii sits ssnuihs'A tns l,Ov,sls NJ, -i.,,,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
~ ~II \DFD SENTENCE ACT
HELD INVALID 10y COZ 4.

Austin Toy. OCT % rs refusing
ID motion for a rehoarIug Of the Lon
u.o S%uodgrass case from Frath Coun-
rs the Court o. Criminal Appeals has
declined 20 reconsider its opinion.
rendered about "a year ago. holding
unconstitutional tho suspended sen.
''urc ar' ~ the Thirty Second Legis.
lafure Th" opinion was written by
associate Justice Harper Presiding
Justice Davidson and Associate Jus
'Ir. prenlereast concurrod
Tho suspended sentence act per
m.ttcd a District Judge 20 suspend q
sentence vhoro there was q couvlo-
''0n Tor 'hr first time aud the jury
SD found. the suspension being con-
di'iorpd upon good behavior n ap
nIied 20 minor felony cases
u was me opinion Of the court that
rho Ir l-lliuro had not th, power 90
.oufDr upon 'hc trial court autborir.
fo remit punishment after conviction
aul the penalty had been assessed by
Pho jury. finding that this Co O way
would ho % conditional pardon while
the nardonlnr power rests with tho
ovrruor Of the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
< TO FATTEN P0RKERS

g. . Nelson Of Panhandle eas
here yesterday on matters q business
and incidentally meeting old friends.
when asked u the heavy gram
shipments continued from his sec
ton. SIR Nelson said
No Not 20 uy considerable eK-
tent We r. doing the better thing
up our way Carson county kafir and
milo maize are being turned instead
INTO Carson County %porkers. with ey-
rry assurance that the resultant re-
turns will be- far more profitable.
The price which kanr In particular Is
bringing on the market Is causing the
wise grower 10 turn n % good feed
account al home. and next season.
he viii get his spurplus profits from
'ae surplus fat on the Well-fed pork
crs
The stock-farmlng idea IS gai
INK stronger ground, and IN my OBJ
linton tho agricultural development OF
this country WI depend In great
measure upon a general adoption ~
this idea.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
Insist on getting Ameoo Chick
Feed. and take no substitute
WOMAN FINDS HUMOH
~ TARIFF pGOTItIIO'

New York. oct a. Miss Alberta
.Uiu has demonstrated that u is pos
s.hlo 20 yet not only losir 'ut humor
oHf OF the tariff question Miss HI
is actively supporting Governor VII
SON and she has proven OF the
surprises % the campairn iu New
York city hy her ready str and ahil-
fy 20 meet any dchater on tho stump.
~ the Woman's meetl.e. held at
tho Tariff Exhibit. New work. CT
Miss INN brought out the foilowine
unique points 90 discussing the tar-
.ln.
Tn, tariff problem .c-au after
the expulsion from Eden a., our
first parents left the Garden Eve
turned TO Adam and said There
ends our supply OF 'rc, raw material
To-day a woman must understand
tho tariff In. order 20 realize why
hubby's pay envelope dou'' 20 as Ear
as n used 20.
To-day an American woman pays
|S275 for her daughter graduation
frock The English women pay only
.slS0. That sort of thing helps rs
10 understand 'he TARIFF. Why mn
Ger rho present hiII % oman can
no, have a cold On Der head decently.
Linen hsr1krrth.rfs cost Foo cents.
ON ~crour. OF rrohiHif.ra f.rW and
- ..tt.v ~f.rrNnr.H @. hay"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
IsTHMUS GROWS


fCOnfinucf IRON Page 3D.
car ended June 30, 1905. the first
fiscal year including a full years
operation Of the Tehuantepec road,
was Si5.750,000. OF which over 3d..
900. 900 passed by way Of the Te.
huantepec road BY 1912 the total
had grown 70 500. 500. 900. OF which
a little W. So, 900, 900 was by way
OF T%ehuantepec
tn" value Of merchandise passing
from Pacific coast ports % Atlantic
coast ports By way OF the ls,humuses
was. .n the fiscal year 1908. sf9.-
5000, OF which about t~is,333,333
passed By way OF the T~ehuantepec
road. IN the fiscal year 1912 this
total had grown TO practically s55.-
000. 900. OF which a little less then
$4,000. 900 crossed by the Tehuan
tepec line.
Practically all OF the sugar sent
from Hawaii TO the Eastern coast OF
the United States goes by way OF Te.
~huantepec and forms considerably
more than one-half OF the eastward
movement OF domestic merchandise
from the Pacific 20 the Atlantic coast
by way OF the Tehuantepec road:
while merchandise from the Eastern
coast bound for the Hawaiian Islands
forms auur0vfmataly 10 nor cent 81
the westward movement Of domestic
merchandise across the Tchuantepec
road.
The character OF articles forming
this large traffic between the Eastern
and Western coasts by way OF the
Isthmuses OF Tehuantepec and Pana-
ma Is shown by a table issued by
the division OF statistics % the bu-
reau OF foreign and domestic com.
Worro This table shows that OF the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
so. 600 ROT NnHuUSE
lIltI VI NN\ NGEIO

san tueoI0 Texas. O,r a. An
early morning blaze hero YESTERDAY
completely destroyed tho Santa T..
ro#udhouse and two large ircisht On.
zines The total loss is close u
10000. with no Insurance ON the
building The structure was OF wood
and was constructed more than fif.
teen years ago. u has caught on fir
o. number Of times before
-Four engines were taken from the
burning building through the heroic
efforts OF K. = Miller, 'he round.
house foreman.
Il Is probable that the Santa FL
will no once start the construction OF
% modern brick roundhouse having a
least eieht stalls The one destroycI
Uortlincd bur four The oririn of
the fire is unknown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
( Wins PISTOL CONTEST

Tho pistol contest a. the rifle
rance Grated several miles north Of
amarillo. which came ., a close
edu-sday afternoon. Vas won BY
Sheriff HurveIls boys. uho scored
ago points out o. q possible 500. with
the cavalry troop entrants a close
."coud. their being iOl points.
The shoot vas OF keen Interest
throughout and Nas marked hy ex-
captionall. hish scoring Half OF the
twelve entrants scored over 100
points and me individual record vas
excellent The range officer Of the
event was former City Marshal John
Britt. score men. Field and Coble
markers. o. vs. VIM. r r. Nolen
and W W Hamilton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18

WASHINGTON. y C.. Oct 1.-THE
sinister system" has formed a deer
laid plot 10 control the present presi-
Dental elect'on Thomas W Lawsoi
OF Boston. told the Senate campaign
contribution committee today.
Law ION was careful 10 impress up
% tho committee that he knew only
.in a general way OF an alleged col
.losal scheme 20 nominate and elect
candidate satisfactory u the Wal
traet Interests"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18

In July and August, 1912. iron and
steel manufactures amounted 10 over
50. 200. 900. cotton manufactures 70
nearly g.. 900 900, and the remand
ar Miscellaneous articles In large
variety. chiefly manufactures Thr
merchandise from the Pacific coast
destined 20 the Atlantic ports in
cludes. as above indicated. sugar from
the Hawaiian Islands. forming about
oue-half Of the total Of $4,000, 900
during the two months ended August
81. 1912 the remainder being chief
.ly fruits. canned vegetables canned
salmon. wool. copper ore end wines.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
PAID TO GRAHAM


galrJ evidenced 1y members OF the
Bar Association 70 procure place ou
The program. and proceeded 70 lam
poon 'he late arrivals for their yer,
manifest and purposeful celebration
'r Rollins proved himself a post
prandial artist of rare ant laughter
provoking ability
Hon sam Y Merrillz treatment
% Young Men Shall See Visions
"as the opposite OF hay lie de-
clared that his experience "a practice
had brought him TO belief that Ger
tain results were frequently more at
IRRITABLE 10 old mems dreams than
to young mems visions. Changing
from tho happily humorous 10 a more
serious vein, ludse Merrill paid tri-
butte 10 Judge Graham. expressing
Ms abiding regard for Jim Graham.
he man as well as for the Chief Jus
lice Of The Higher Court
More extended chromium wa
tcnped upon the honor guest OF tho
eFeniHg Dog Hon g. D Rerder whose
abblcct was our Guest" judge
ileoder declared that after three
Years association E.tb Judge Graham
10 tho practice of law iu Amarillo. he
could trLtlmlly state that ho had
never heard Die law partG, voice az
lnkiudly criticism OF any man. i'm or
out OF 'ho profession IIe expressed
belief that tho Rarmost friendship
and good wishes OF me Amarillo bar
would follow Judge Graham 10 Dis
Q home and work lu Er, v|usyilIe
Judge ltecdof words were charac-
tcrizcd hy deep o|arursinpss and o.
warmth OF genuine feeling.
FolloWIug fhIs speaker. Judge
Graham was presented. au upon ar
isinc n1s greeted hy heart and rou7
inr applause a note OF sorrow orcpt
into judge Graham n voice as hc pro
'rcsEcd with DIS brief ari forccfT
Hpoech De- declared thar boz would
leavo amarillo with uo 900 feeling Ina.
hia heart AGAINST any citizen or menu
her al 'ho legal profession. that DE-
would ever h,au 70 plaD. 90 his mind
and heart f1I fhr many friends here.
whom '' would remember until
death iIs enemies would Dee for.
rottcu, I0 l.l insofar as oumlty on
bis part Nrrc concerned he re-
TERED toeliugly 20 DIS Connection
With members of no., loe. bar. who
lad hanorrI hIm ON tho eve OF his
dopar'Hr. 20 q moss finld of eudcavor.
md r'nr s.I '0r 400 Amarillo q
warm and enduring esteem Con
iinrcl tu.'HUs. followed conclusion
of Judge CraIam's speech
Tho following attorneys we're pres
emit Associate Justices a. W. Han.
and = 81 rrasslor of thc Court OF
civil Appeals J So Vclle. George
Wharton. j ~ Crudglugton. Alex
iumpkiu J % Doolcy Ll1yd FIotch
o.. & o. Gustsyus j " Jones. !
T. Penny. a. S Rollins. A. $ syuott.
" N Letter. Y q Johnson g. o..
Miller. y NJ RyhHrn. ~ 4 David
son, G. w. Yos'. hudson Carlisle pa
yid Borden = T. Works. a. G. Pip
kin. G. y Reodcr. S T. Fish. q. r
Pearson. ! VI Busby. s u Merrill.
u T. Underwood ". y u Jackson. }
" Oakos. n n Cooper and G.
Wright
Iulgc Graham and family viii
leave tomorrow morning for their
nt. homo 'n brownsville, where with
Tho firm OF Graham a p.Irco. Iuiea
Graham will enter fbc practice OF
law
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
FCI;NER RESIDENT II
VISITOR tRON VERNON

DR. + p Belts. who was formerly
Connected with the Amarillo Nationa.
Life Insurance Company in this citf.
was here Yesterday from Vernon on
matters OF business pr Belts since
leaving Amarillo has suffered ID,
loss of his wife. whose death occur
rcd several weeks ago The sad news
brought sorrow 10 the many Nmaril-
lo friends of the decedent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
NOTICE

owing 70 the number ~ ladies that
have requested us 10 instruct them
in skating. We wish 20 announce that
we Invite ladies' who can't skate tan'
their husbands or brothers) 10 the
rink free for instruction Tuesday an
Thursday afternoons We especially
invite school children Friday after
Moons and guarantee their protection
from approach by others unless they
themselves should 500 ~ 20 recov-
nize them on the floor.
We especially invite tho bows Sat
urday mornings from $50 ~ 1880.
also on Thursday nirhfs.
In an cases only respectable noo.
pie are Invited an others warned t7
s'4r away oQe-fc
AMARILLO RINK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
Notice, Warning

some Irresponsible party has been
calling on our patrons stating that
, was sent out to tune pianos by
rho Tcyhe Piano Co. This party Is
.ro' In any way connected with the
Loyhe Piano Company. and Is NOT
authorized by MS 10 do any tuniu1.
Wc advise an our friends 20 have
no work done by this party as thew
cannot ho responsible 20 use this
method. Mr. i. T.. H. Wright is The
only authorized tuner by our CONF
pauv tic
IEYHE PIANO COMPANY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18
DINNER

So huncs chapter OF the Episcopa.
hurch win servo q special dinner a'
.looWis Friday Price 25c 29'-e.
NNr s iudon. a Representative
of the Coles Manufacturing Compau,
ls in Amarillo for tho purpose Of liv
me- @ full demonstration of The Colo
Hot blast Rance Tho " G. Lank.
ford Furniture Company are sol
GENTS FOR This remarkable limo a.
loves Nou 1ro invited FOO c1'l
'h,ir .'0r. ana % this demons. r#
zion They win show YOU th, rr.l'
coal SAVING quality OF tho Coles 'n.
Mast R9uro and its many adyaut1
over other makes ~ stoves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18

New York. Oe' "a The stat
has rested Cos case Boo the trial OF po
uce Lieutenant Chas 4 Rocker on
% ohar-o 90 i%ustlgating the murder 90.
Herman Nns'nthal The ease Tor th,
defense HI hcein tomorrow.
Tho Goo usc has Indicated 10 Will
lttoWnt 20 prove that q clique J'
r1mblrrs Inspired the murder Of RIOS
nan ana that Becker Is the victim
.. thr conspiracy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-18

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