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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
Removal Notice,

We have moved our law offices.
and are now located in rooms I to 10
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17

It's full weight and no waits when
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latest 1912 Models Of the e. NJ
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Dandruff Goes or
 Your Money Back

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 It is the most marvellous and efficient hair dressing known. It will turn harsh lusterless and uncomfortable hair into soft lustrous and fascina ting hair in a few days. It is the favorite hair dress ing of thousands of American women, who realize that no woman can be handsome without beautiful hair.
 A large bottle costs 50 cents at drug gists all over America. The girl with the Auburn hair on every bottle. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid (give Ex- press office address) by the Amer rica n makers. Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo N '.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Itching Scalp and Dandruff Will Vanish and Luxuriant
 Hair Will Result

If Parisian Sage does not cure dan druff, stop falling hair or itching of the scalp in two Weeks, you can have your money back.
 Can any offer be fairer than this? Is there any intelligent man or woman in this city troubled with dandruff who can afford not to accept this offer?
 Parisian Sage is not a nostrum; it is the scientific preparation of one of the worlds greatest dermatologists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
HARD WINTER FOR GAME
Birds and Rabbits Starving in Jersey
 Because They Can't Get at Food

Caldwell, N. Y, Correspondence New YoflS
 Sun
 Thousands of rabbits. pheasants, grouse. quail and Hungarian partridge are dying in northern New Jersey because of the extreme weather conditions. It is no, cold or the depth of snow. but the ground is covered with an ice coat through which neither animals nor birds can break to procure food
 Similar conditions have not existed be- fore in northern New Jersey in 30 years. Underneath the light fall Of snow of Sun day morning lies heavy crust and it is impossible for birds to procure the grass and weed seeds on which they subsist during the winter. Many farmers in Nor ris county report that since the crust formed pheasant and Hungarian partridge as well as grouse and quail have come to their farm wards to feed with their chickens. The fields were stocked with pheasants and partridge by the state game commission, Wilbur Collerd of the Pine Brook farms found flock of 20 quail frozen beneath aacedar bush under which they had taken shelter.
 Rabbits too. are now elling out a pre- carious living. Those that have sought
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
For Judge of The City Court of Birmingham.
To the People of Jefferson County:

To the People of Jefferson County: I beg leave to announce that I will be a candidate for nomination to the office of Judge of the City Court of Birmingham in the democratic primary to be held April 1, next, and hope that my candidacy will meet with such favorable consideration that you will give me the nomination.
 am native of Alabama. came to Birmingham from Barbour county in 1887, being then 16 years old, and have resided here since. In 1893 I obtained position as clerk in the office of the Clerk and Register of the City Court of Birmingham (which is the court to which l now aspire to be a judge). During this employment met and be- came an admirer of the legal profes- sion, and having then selected no trade
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Whistler's White Feather

From the Gentlewoman.
 One of Mr. Whistler's many peculiar ities was a lock of white hair gleaming from among the black tresses on his forehead At one house to which he had been invited to dinner the butler came into the drawing room and whispered
 There's a gent downstairs says e as come to dinner wot's forgot is necktie. and stuck fewer in his air
 For at this period Whistler never wore necktie when in evening dress
 The white lock bewildered others. On one occasion when in box at the opera the attendant leaned over and said: Beg your pardon, sir, but there's a white feather In your hair, just on top"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25

refuge underneath farmers buildings arc all right but those remaining in the fields have hard scratch to live, They cannot get at the grass roots and buds on which they usually subsist and their places of shelter are all frozen shut. It is believed that if no thaw comes within few days game in northern New Jersey will be very scarce next fall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25

ad Item ever granted In this county, this being the sum of 1875 paid for serv- ices usually rated at s5 for each sep arate count. Her first case was a mis- demeanor ofYense in the police court, but the defendant, being unwilling to put up a retaining fee, the young Portia
 did not plead at the bar of justice in his behalf. On her record of cases there Is only one lost. which. illustrative of the irony of fate, is her only case yet tried before a jury. The supreme court handed down a favorable yer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25

dict for her first case, for which she had prepared briefs almost long enough to reach around the First National bank building, that shelters her office A splendid figure and with eyes of the vio- let shade mirroring a fire and intel- ligence that make her most interest ing. Miss Kelly wears the official cap and gown of the American women law yers, and takes as much delight in fil-l ing demurrers as the average girl doe s.
 
 <CoNTTNIrTnn oN pA Cu oaI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25

Beneath Birminghams smoky halo of great industrial outputs and her golden crown of business supremacy rests a wreath of green laurel, symbolical of the feminine touch in the present day magnitude of this ctq. Pioneering in many lines of municipal growth, Bir mingham has not Jagged in developing the efficiency of her women as citizenry factors. for a reversal of the city's es- cutcheon emblazoned with the splendid achievements of the manhood, will re- veal a glimpse of successful Brming- ham women that counts not only as an asset of today but an assurance for tomorrow's well being.
 The term successful" in this, story is taken in the relationship that 1t is ap- piled to the interpretation usually granted by the world In speaking of "a successful man." It implies not a financial return, aggregating a high rate of interest on the amount of brains and energy invested, but the ability to expand his or her particular profess sion or art correlative with rapid prog ress being made by the city. Birming- ham women who have ventured into those lines commonly padlocked against their entrance have demonstra ted that the construction of a municipality is bettered with the impress of each com ponent of the human race and dis pelled the bugaboo of transferred mas culinity by a strict adherence to all the inherent feminine foibles set apace since Mother Eve put one over" on Adam by tasting the apple of wisdom first.
 Perhaps one of the most widely known of Birmingham's notable. examples of feminine success is Miss Leta Kitts, director of music of the Birmingham public school system, inasmuch as her high office brings her in contact with thousands and thousands of school chill dren each year indirectly radlating her personal influence and worth into many homes in the district. Coming to this position r years ago from Flint. Mich and just three years graduated from the Potsdam State Normal school of New York state, Miss Kits was the first woman to be selected as musical direc- tor for the little folks of the public ScHools. buiinb tHe hiSt itW yedlS Slle was the commander in chief as well as staff, going from one grammar school to the other and concluding at the high school Today, there is a corps of five assistants, an organized chorus club of over 150 high school children, an orchestra of 20 instruments, a glee club of boys in it's incipiency and the only course of musical history and in- depreciation offered for the public school children anywhere in the south, as the most prominent results of a dec ade of supervision by this very capable woman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Dark Thoughts

From the Baltimore American
 'I can read your mind. I see therein dark thoughts"
 ''Yes. I was wondering when we would get our coal.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Hobby Is Choral Singing

After a summers vaction spent among her relatives at her home on Thousand Islands. New York, enjoying the pleas ures of out door life or In one of the summer schools of the larger northern universities, acquiring new ideas and the latest methods of class vocalization. Miss Kits. has returned each fall to an enlarged field in her work
 A few years since she put her favorite hobby, choral singing, into practical eff feet with the organization of the Euterpean club at the high school. to which no boy or girl will be admitted unless possessing certain tone quail ities of voice and a Knowledge of sight reading. One of the most important musical events of every spring is the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25

Ask for Parisian Sage and that you get Preparaon of similar the markeyou always get gen uine at reliable druggists everywhere
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-13
N EW Y DIRK
Ell M MIEDO...

Para ell nueve de Diciembre ha sido
fiJada por ell juez Cuff, la sentencia de
muerte del ex-teniente Becker. de la
policia de esta gran capital
Ell REQ no ha perdido ell apetito, Sc
gun dicen los peri0dicos sigue con su
costumbre de tomar como desayuno, en-
tre otras cosas dos huevos pasados por
aqua. Lo que no Sc lie permite es flu
mar, v ESQ lie tiene algo contrariado.
pero la justicia ha de velar pOr la vida
de Becker hasta ell nueve de Diciembre,
y no estarla bien que Ell un rapto de
desesperaci0n fuese a suicidarSe ell con
denado ingiriendo las cabezas de los
foSforoS, o blen apr0vechase estos para
prender fuego a slls ropas, al calaboHo
y quien sabe 81 al preside entero.
Las precauciones que Sc tomen, todaS
son pocas para asegurar ell cumplimien-
to de la ley, con un hombre como Bee
ker, que ha demostrado de 10 que es
rapaz y 10 que puede llegar en- casos
extremes
Por su parte, los amigos del REQ, ami
goS an6nimos desde luego, Sc han dedi-
cado a amargarles la vida al juez Cuff
y al fiscal Whitman. enviandoles a dia
RIO cartitas misteriosas Ell las Que les
l,,o,, Ioe ,,,n oocli. Inc ofcan;oioo +oc
de ponerles las tripaS al sol y los sesos
la vinagreta Las desagradables
misivas llegan a poder de dichos ma
gistradOs unas veces pOr correo Y
OtraS. =. como Ell las funciOneS de ma
gia, sin que Sc Sepa quien los llev0, nj
como III cuando POr ell telefono
tambi6n han recibido amenazanteS ano-
nimos, Y 10 que es mas inquietador, no
ha sido possible averiguar quienes eran
los autores . tPues y telegramas?
III fiscal Whitman va no quiere abrir
'os que a diario recibe. Y Ell los que lie
pOnen como nuevo en- una dlversidad
de idiOmas, que el pObre fiscal Sc ha
yuelto loco para traducirlos Y todos
ellos, telegramas, telefonemas y cartas
yienen a decir 10 mismo que hay gente
dispuesta a vengar a Becker, 81 ell ex-
teniente llega a sentarse en- la sllla elec-
trica. !.
Y 10 malo no es que 10 digan, sino que
10 cumplan los que 10 dicen. Claro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-13

esta que ellos saben que estas amenazas
mas blen que beneficio pueden perju-
dicar al REQ, pero ESQ no les preocupa
gran cosa Ell de Becker es tai vez un
caso perdido, pero elos quieren asustar
a las autoridades, asegurando la impu-
nidad conque vienen funcionando estaS
asociaciones tenebrosas De paso, Bee
ker puede yer que sus compinches no
lie olvidan, el abogado del ex-polic1a.
ha sacado partido de este. achacando
toda clase de an0nimos los enemigos
de Becker, con la perversa intenci0n
de producer Ell tOrnO del REQ una at
mosfera antipatica, descubriendO com
plicidadeS supuestaS Y denunciandO
siniestros ama1os a 10 que es y ha sido
ajeno siempre-dice Mr. Ne Intyre, Ia
desgracada victima del mas absurdo Y
monstruoso error judicial
Nadie ha tornado en- Serio Mr. Ne In
tyre cuando ha SOStenidO este. III tampO-
co ha credo nadie que el tambien haya
recibido anonimos amenazadores Pc
ro no lie ha servido nj ensenarseloso a
los periodistas Son de la propia cose-
cha Sc quiere dar el pisto de ser candi-
dato una aggression, han dicho los ma
liciosos, mientraS nadie cree EN- ell pc
ligro que pueda correr la vida del elo-
cuente defensor de Becher, nadie da-
ria gran cosa por las del fiscal y ell
Juez.
Y es que New York siente miedo. un
miedo cerbal que hace If las gentes
en- grandes grupos. en- pandillaS. GUAM
do es mas avanzada la hora en- la noche,
que hace que todos nos miremos con re-
cello, con instintiva precauci6n, y las
personaS que quieren darnos un buen
consejo. que nos demuestran slmpatia,
nos dicen cOnfdencialmente, y ba-
jando la voz como 81 temieran a la
indiscrec6n de las paroles - No vaya
listed de noche tai cual parte, Qui
tese las alhajas. no lleve NADIA que le
pnedan robar. nj siquiera buena ropa
porque >uponen que lleva usted dinero
All, Y sobre todo-os dicen bajando
adn mas la voz hasta deiarla en- un le-
We siseo-mucho cuidado, mucho cui-
dado con la polcia
J. Perez Losada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-13

Abogado y Literato. Hijo del Inge-
micro Jose Canalejas Y Casas, naci6 en-
el Ferrol en- 81 de Julio de 1854. Des-
de muy ninO demostr0 una precOcidad
POGO com1n. s0bresaliendo en- cuantos es-
tndios emprendia, especialmente Ell los
literarios pOr los que mostr6 siempre
grandes aficciOnes Establecido con
su famiha en- Madrid desde los prime
rOs amos, inici6 Slls ensayos en- el pc
riodismO, eScribiendo el solo repair
tiendo entire sus cOndicipulos un pc
ri0dIquitO manuscritO. comenzando aSi
como dijo con mucho gracejo en- la anne
ma conferencia que di6 recientemente
en- la Association DE la Prensa de Ma
drid (Diciembre de 1910, y en- la que
MOstr0 un nuevO intereSante aSpectO
de su nariado talento. A los diez amos
tradujO del frances y public6 una obri-
ia titulada Luis el JoNen emigra-
do y a los once aparece va como CO.
mesponsal politicO, fernando sus arti-
clpos con el pSeud6nimo Ell cantor de
Mugardo'
ColabOro despues en- ln peri6dico de
corta vida modestas pretensiones di-'
rigidO por INA, Y amos despues fundo
Ell Democratic Finalmente ha di-
rigido inspirado el importante dia-
rio "Heraldo de Madrid, de ideales
democraticos .Sus articuloS publica-
dos en- este diario. conStituian cOleccio-
nadOs una completa historic polltica
international de fines del siglo XIX
principle del Xxx Curse la segunda
enSenanza en- el Colegio de Santander
y en- el Institute de Sam Isidro de Ma
drid en- 1871 Obtlvo Ell titulO de LcdO.
en- Derecho Filosofia y letras, Ell
1872 ell de doctor en- ambaS facultadeS,
Siempre bajO la direction de Su ito el
sabiO maestro don Francisco de Pau
la. al cual sustituy0 durante tres amos
Ell ia Catedra de Principios Genera
les de Literature Historic de la Lite
ratura ESpanola Despues fue nOmbra-
do SecretariO General de La G0mpania
de los Ferrocalriles de Madrid a Ciu-
dad Real y Badajoz, de la que era di-
rector su padre, demostrando tanto ce-
10 como inteligencia, prestando impor-
tantes servicios a la COmpaiiia, espe-
cialmente en- las cuesti0nes suscitadaS
con las del NOrte, Y Madrid, Zarago-
"a Y Alicante. Ell lmprobo trabajo que
este suponia, no lie mpedia seguir eS-
tudiandO, tOmar parte en numerOsas
diScusiones cientlfcas literarias, ex-
plicar SUI Catedra Y escribir EN- varios
peri0dicos, especialmente en- I" Ell demo
crata Senal0Se desde muy lOven, pOr
sus ideas avanzadas Y democraticas
simpatizando con los principles del par
lido republican, del que no tardo en-
separarse. ingresando con don Cristino
AIartos EN- ell partido liberal. F'ue Di-
putado a COrtes por primera vez los
veintisiete amos, representando el distri-
to de Soria Y bien pronto Sc conquist6
un lugar preeminente entire los primeros
oradores de Espafia, alcanzando sena-
lados triunfos en cuantos debates tomo
parte. Y en- especial en- la empenada dis
cusi6n sobre asnntos militares. En- Sc
punda Legislature representa- el dis
trito del Agreda, y desde entonces ha
sido diputado en- todas las cortes, osten-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-13
JOSE CANALEJAS Y MENDEZ
NOTAS BIOGRAFICAS

tando en- 1887 la representation de AL
geclras, y poSteriormente. sin intenni-
tencias, la de Alcoy, que lie debe I'M
pOrtantes melOraS lie ha nOmbradO hi
10 adOptivo. Y algma vez, con el Acta
doble de Madrid En- 1888 fue Sub-Se-
cretario de la Presidencia con Posada
Herrera; en- 1888. Ministro de Fomen-
to, ocupandoSe entonces de eScribir la
importante obra de Derecho Parliament
tario Comparable. Y fines del mismo
ano Alinistro de Gracia Y Justicia, re-
frendando ell C0digo Civil Fue tam
bien Ministro de Hacienda (1S94
1880 Ell 1897 emprendi6 un viaie
a la lSla de Cuba del que regreso prin-
cipios del 9S. y despu6s del desastre de
nuestra eScuadra en Cayite, pronunci0
Ell el CongreSO yariOS discursoS de fran
ca Oposici0n al Gobierno presidido por
SagaSta. En- 1902. fue con este Mi
nistro de Agricultural. Industria Co
mercio pero no tard0 en- dimitir p0r
no eStar conforme en- algun0s puntos
pOlltic0s. especialmente los relacionados
con las 0rdeneS relgiosaS, con slls com
paner0s. EntonceS emprendio una
campana por provinciaS recorriendo
buena parte de Espana, pronunciando
numerosos discursos en- pro de la reduc-
cion de las Ordenes Religiosas de La
Suppression de los latifundoS. Fue aque-
liza una de las epocaS en- que mas popu-
laridad alcanz0 Canalejas Y en- la que
acentu6 la nota radical; aquellas cam
panaS y los extremes Ell ella Sostenidos
constituyen por decirlo asf. el nervio de
Su polltlca Al m0rir Sagasta, sin apar-
tarse abiertamente del Partido Liberal.
form0 grupo aparte de tendencas mas
democl1ticas. 81 bien reconociendo la
Jefatura de Montero Rios. en- varias
de las situaciOneS liberaleS que Sc suce-
dieron de 1905 1906. fu6 Presidente de
la Camara Popular Al Sllbr los con
servadores mantUvose en- actitld indie
pendiente. y en- febrero de 1910 despu6s
de la calda de M0ret fu6 llamado a la
Presdencia del Consejo. que a1n ocu-
pa en- la actualidad. La elevation del
senior Canalejas al poder produjo la ge-
neral expectation en- el mundo politico
que lie veia pOr primera vez 0cupando
tan elevado cargo y esperaba conocer
los efectOs de su paSO pOr la Presidencia.
En- La question de MarruecOS intervin0
con acierto y fortuna, terminando las
negociaciones diplomatcas entire ambos
paises por la firna de I'm tratado favo-
rable para Espana tratado que vino
a ratlficar la vista que las posesiones
africanas hizo Alfonzo XIII (Enero de
l911), acompaliado del senior Canaleias,
siendo recibido 81 Monarca en- todas
parties con sverdadero entllsiasmO. En-
ire SrS proyectos fguran el servicio mi
litar obligatori0 la abolci0n del i'm
puesto de consumes, una nueva ley de
ensenanza, la reorganization de todos
los servicios del Estado. y el aconteci-
miento de grandes mejoras mediante
um presupuesto extraordinario de 1900
millones, como tambi6n el proyecto de
resolver la liamada question religiosa en
sentido avanzado 10 que ha producido
gran revuelo revistiendo caracteres agu-
dos, la protesta en- las provincias del
Norte de Espana, protesta qpte combati6
rudamerte Ell sefior Canalejas llegando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-13

cuentisima palabra mayores triunfos ha
alcanzado realizando ell tpo del parla
mentario serene temible, que approve
cha todos los medios a su alcance para
llegar al objeto que Sc propone, Fl
gura preemlnente del Foro fue decano
del Colegio de Abogados de Madrid, y
Presidente tres veces de la Real Acade
mia de Legislation y Jurisprudence
Sus discursos pronunciados desde este
puest0 han sido modelos acabados de
ciencia juridica Era tambi6n Acad6
lnico de la Academia de Ciencias Po
lfticas Morales desde 1000; y de IL
de Ia Lengua desde ,904, habiendo sido
Presidente del Ateneo de Madrid, en-
cuyos actos ha tornado una parte muy
activa, especialmente en su Juventud
epoca Ell que contendi6 con Moreno
Nieto acerca del concepto del Arte
posteriormente ha dado varias confe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-13
j. Perez Losada.

rencias sobre Politica y Literature en
los que ha hecho gala de tanta erudic-
ci6n como elocuencia.
Tenia las condecoraciones espanolas
y extranjeras siguientes Gran Collar
de la Tore y la Espada, y Gran Cruz
de Villaciosa de Portugal; Gran Collar
de Carlos III, Gran Cruz de Isabel la
Cat6lica, Gran Cruz del Merito Militar
y del Merito Naval Leopoldo de Bel
gica, etc,
su inieiativu Sc debe la publicaci6n
(1,910), por el Congreso de los Diputa-
dos de las Memorials de La Condesa de
Espoz y Nina, con un notable pr6logo
del senior Perez Gle Guzman. Public6
en- dos tomos un compendio de Litera-
tura Latina numerosos folletos, OPUS.
culos, prologos, articulos, memorials,
discursos conferencias,