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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
DECISIONS TINT CIARIEN.


san Antonio Express
The State of Texas Jared we'll Mon
day In the litigation IN which It was
involved 90 the Supreme Court OF
the United States. The decisions
handed down by that court all being
In favor OF the State.
The franchise tax case has been
In the courts for several years and
its final settlement will have a salu-
tary effect on the administration of
the law with reference to foreign
corporations doing business in Texas.
The fight was stubborn one and
the best legal talent obtanahle mad
been employed, consequently the
United States Supreme Court was
able readily TO pass on the ease when
the briefs had been considered.
The decision will be disappointing
e MANY foreign corporations. per-
haps, but & definitely settles the
question whether the State has the
power to increase the tax on a cor-
poratiOn after such corporation has
once been Granted q permit 10 do
business here and has complied with
the law by paving the tax required
az the time the permit is granted.
and In future corporations desiring
Go operate in Texas will come here
with fun knowledge that the amount
OF tfe tax may De increased AZ The
option of any LEGISLATURE. There
was a time In Texas when such a
decision might have been harmful 10
the state. inasmuch az there once
existed sentiment unfriendy TO for.
eign corporations. which might have
taken advantage OF such a law TO
impose a tax so high II would have
been rroh.b'ive. but that day has
passed and the people OF Texas may
he trusted 10 deal fairly with all who
may come TO the State with invest.
ments.
The case involving the Texas Law
creating a State BOARD Of Medical
Examiners and requiring osteopath
physicians TO submit TO examinations
BY the Board, also settles a question
which has been a hone Of conten-
ton for several years. II has been
oontended by practitioners OF schools
other than the old schools Of medi.
zine that they should not be subject
TO examination by the board, since
they prescribe no medicine, and this
question was warmly contested dur
ing the session OF the Legislature
which enacted the law providing for
the Board The decision. therefore
clarifies the situation regarding the
right to practice, and this subject
win In future be better understood
The other questions decided Mon.
day In favor OF Texas were also OF
more or less importance. and their
final outcome has been awaited with
considerable interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
PROGRAM SHAPING
y FOR DOLLAR DINNER

Tickets arr being bought at a 1--we
II rate for the dollar dinner being ar
raugcd by the Amarillo Business
Mems association. at the Elk Cafe.
Tuesday evening February %.
Thesr tickets are being sold az +. n.
Green 4 Co.'S store and at the Grit
fin Grocery store While the pro-
gram is as vet incomplete. 1t is known
that the following will have place on
tie speakers list:
MODERN Merchandising Walter
E. Gum.
development Mark Logan.
Relationship That Should Exis;
RetWe cen the Chamber Of Commerce
and the business Mems Association
n C. Pridiy
Got OF the Side LIME. L.
Greer.
Speaker to whom subjects have
not been assigned and places desig-
mated are judge ". F. Gee. n p.
Dewing. J. 5. Mcknight and others.
The fact that a number OF gentle
men have teen asked 10 speak In
connection with this dinner. Is not to
DE construed 10 mean that the time
will be mcnopoliZed Nv speeches Re
marks 81 the gentlemen will not he
eNter 1ed, hIt on the contrary. they
viii be concise and TO the point. IN,
greater number readily within thu
rpnge OF five To seven minutes.
This affair viii he TO great ex-
tent Informal and the promise OF a
GOOD time Is so general that none
may doubt Us certainty. Business
men will doubtless carry this enter
talnment on In a thorough and meth
ndical wav. II II stated that the func.
ton viii not continue until after the
have deep interest in the workings Of
THE organization The membership OF
the association will show the greatest
number OF men. but the unaffilated
are invited.
u is not expected that there will b.
or OF town guests in the absence o.
some chance caller. who happens tn
middle of the night The menu will
be one Of the best ever shown In
Amarillo according to II. p. Edwards
proprietary Of the establishment. and
member o fthe organization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24
PATTON PLEASED K
WITH SAN DIEGO

10 mer Mayor J. " Patton OF this
city. now a resident Of San Diego,
California, writes from that point 10
Amarillo friends stating that he IA
we'll pleased with the Golden State.
Nh Patton Is anticipating business
connection In southern California,
ami If his health Improves AZ he eX-
poets II is probable that he will re-
n ain there indefinitely
!, was stated In recent letter
that ;hc former Amarillo mayor has
been so busy since getting to Califor-
MIA that he has not had time to write
at anv length. hut will do so soon
tellin.; nj the impressions he has
gained by reaYen of his short term Of
residence on the Pacific coast.
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GENERAL HARE DEEMS
INTERVENTION LIKELY

Dallas. Tex, Feb. ca i1at the
United States may be forced to IN
tervone in Mexico because OF alleged
IN treatment Of German and British
citizens rather than citizens % the
United states is the belief Of former
Brigadicr General Hare OF the Unit
ed States army. who Is in Dallas to-
day 20 participate In the ceremony Of
opening the Dallas-Oak Cliff yiaduct
II is the logical carrying ont OF the
responsibility of the Monroe doctrine
that may cause this Intervention, the
army officer thinks. Broadly speak
ing. the Monroe doctrine permits no
foreign nation 10 intervene with arm
ed forces IN the affairs of the West
ern hemisphere. England and Ger
many, however. the brigadier general
thinks. stand eager to avengc any
wrongs perpetrated against the'r cit
liens
once IN Englishman always an
Englishman,' General Hare pointed
out as a maxim that the English
nation has relielously observed for
many wears He believes that yer
many is no less ready to protec, its
people.
The Monroe doctrine puts an OBJ
LEGATION on the United States to pro-
tect subjects Of other nations LIVING
In Mexico said General Hare this
morning When these subjects are
mistreated then the nations from
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Fortune In Gems Stolen.

Special TO DAILY News
San Francisco. Cal. Feb. ga
collections OF diamonds and pearls
valued at $4,000 was stolen from
Mrs. Eugene De Saba at her apart.
ments in hotel here.
The jewels had been worn 10 the
Mardi Gras ball at the same hotel
and had been left on the chiffonler
by Mrs. De Saba when she retired
Her husband, entering the room an
hour later. discovered the theft
The DE Sablas live in ri Ccrito
fashionable suburb Of San Fran
cisco, and used the hotel apartment
in preparation for the ball. Mrs Do
Saba was accompanied nv hoy
daughter, Miss Vera DE Saba. and
her maid. both OF whom declare she
wore all the jewels when she return
ed TO her room after the ball
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APPEAL FOR ORIENT
MADE RY STILWEhI.

Fort Worth. Tex, Feb. 2S.-James
p O'Donnell commercial agent of
the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Railway at Fort Worth, has received
statement issued by President Ar
thur L. Stilwell OF the Orient. In
which Stilwell appeals to the public
for aid in completing the construc
ton of his road in Texas. The ORR
ent road is completed to Granada.
Tex, and within thirty-two miles of
Fort Stockton. Mr.. Stilwell declares
that the money trust" is the power
which has prevented the finishing OF
the Orient in Texas.
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Blamcd \ Good Worker.

Il blamed my heart for severe dis
tress IN nv left side for two years. "
writes W. Evans. Danville. Va. but
| know now Il was Indigestion. as
mr.. Kig's New Life Pills completely
cured me-" Best for stomach. liver
and kidney troubles, constipation,
headache or debility. 25c at Anna.
rillo Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

which they come say. You won't let
us protect our citizens: then you
must protect them.
General Hare declared he believed
the moral obligation the United
States rests under to protect citizens
of other nations on account of the
Monroe doctrine may be the means
of marrying Uncle Sans soldiers
south of the Rio Grande.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

Niggerhcad, Maitland and all other
good grades OF coal at Kenyon Grain
A. Coal Co, Phone rs 53-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

Governor Harmon says that law
makers should investigate them
selves They do, Judging from the
results hitherto obtained.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

Four inexperienced druggists
TO attend your wants at Amarillo
Drug Store.
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City. Mo. Feb o.
Wheat. May, 99hc; July. 81 csc.
Oats. white, 53hc; mixed. 52lec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

4 Kansas woman belabored her
husband with a broomstick because
he allowed the oatmeal to burn.
They're puffed-ricing Il now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

Madame Thebes. a soothsayer of
France. says that Taft cant win
and Roosevelt won't. 'Rah for Viii
SON.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

Make the Amarillo Drug your near
est drug store, no matter where you
are.
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TELEPHONES.

First Morning Newspaper in the
Amarillo Country Covers the Pan
handle OF Texas, Eastern New Mexico.
southern Colorado and Western Ok
lahoma from twelve to twenty-four
hours In advance OF Denver, Dallas.
Fort Worth. and Oklahoma City and
ether papers carrying telegraphic dts
catches.
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TOR o. THE MORNING.

MY hat is in the ring" asseyer-
ates T. Roosevelt Here's hoping he
doesn't pick II up and begin talking
through Il again.
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We guarantee our coal quality
and weight Better order today.
Kenyon Grain & Coal Co.. phone rs.
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ssG&D

Entered as second-class matter at
the postoffice at Amarillo. Texas,
under the act OF March 3, 1879.
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II has been discovered tina, the eli
mate OF the moon is too variable for
man. Our summer trip schedule viii
have 20 be rearranged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

Can a Congressman earn his sal.
airy delivering Chautauqua lectures 90
inquiries the Wichita Beacon. tie
can. and the public wishes hc
couldn't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-24

nr. Claude WolCott Specialist
treating catarrh. Glasses g.tcl
without the use of drugs Grand
Opera House. 91-lOr
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long Tor. None
of them followed to Bethlehem to find
the new born King of the Jews. They
had become Higher Critics and no
longer believed the prophecies.
And do we not find an antique in
this day: Are not the chief priests
and religious leaders today generally
so out of harmony with the Divine
promises and so faithless as respects
the glorious NIessianic Kingdom of
which the Bible tells. that they are
ashamed to identify themselves in any
degree with those who seek the Lord
and wait for His Kingdom?
Alas. even the Mohammedans and
Brahmins of the East are waiting for
Messiah and the Golden Age and dis
posed to seek the evidences-but
amongst the most prominent ministers
of .'Christendom'' there is apparent
unbelief, Higher Criticism, Evolution
and general opposition to Messiah and
His Kingdom Let the civil govern
ment fight down if it chooses every
thing associated with the New Dis
pensation; these are quite Indifferent:
they have plans and schemes of their
own by which they are hoping to ac-
complish the work predicted for Mes
siah. Alas for them. how clearly they
are mistaken.
It has required all this Gospel Age
for the selecting of the Spiritual Seed.
With its completion a New Age will
be inaugurated. Then the earthly
blessings promised will be fulfilled to
the natural seed of Abraham. '@They
shall build houses and inhabit them:
they shall plant vineyards and eat the
fruit thereof 1.-The knowledge of the
glory of the Lord shall fill the whole
EARTH to Him every knee will bow
and every tongue confess" for all who
refuse shall be destroyed in the Sec
ond Death. isaiah XIV. 21; Habak
kuk H. IA: Romans xiv. Id
During the next Age He will be
crowned Lord of all by natural Israel.
and all other nationalities viii enjoy
the privilege Of becoming proselyte
children of Abraham. in the Ash
Messiah will reign in His Mediatoria
Kingdom for the very purpose of
bringing these blessings to natura.
Israel and through her to all nations
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ONION. Evidently from the East"
the people were feeling so satisfied
with their attachments that they had
ceased to specially long for and pray
for the coming of the Messiah
A very similar condition of things
may be expected in conjunction with
the second advent of Christ The
powers that be today are styled
Christ's Kingdom, "Christendom," but
they are really Kingdoms of this
world" Any announcement today
that Messiahs Kingdom is nigh-that
He will soon take unto Himself His
great power and reign Revelation XII.
10 meets with resentment.
If in surprise we ask why this in
difference respecting the ful1lment of
our prayer. "Thy Kingdom come" the
answer is. Let we'll enough alone; do
not agltate that subject: it may bring
IN strife and contention, because
many are prospecting so we'll under the
reign of the Prince of this world that
they could not look upon a change as
likely to bring any improvement in
their condition-indeed some of them
have reason to fear that Messiahs
Kingdom would seriously disturb their
entrenched privileges and monopolistic
control of the wonderful blessings OF
our day.
Priestly Indifference on the Subject.
Although King Herod called the
priests and teachers of his day to
inquire particularly respecting the
prophecies Of Messiahs birth, and al
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Q-PIease explain Isaiah XIV, 20,
which reads: "There shall no more
come thence an infant of days, nor an
old man that shall not have the full
length of his days; for as a lad shall
enc die a hundred years ole; and as a
sinner shall be accursed he who dieth
at an hundred years oId7" C. A. NJ
Answer-The verses connecting. par
ticularly the 25th, show that it is during
the Age in which divine favor and
blessings are to be disseminated over
the world. and when the terms OF sal
walton are much more favorable to hui
manity than now, that an incorTigible
sinner dying at an hundred years of
age will be but as child. The appar-
ent teaching of the Scriptures is. that
a thousand years have been set apart
in the Creators plan Of salvation, and
that this period of time. constituting the
judgment or trial day of the world. win
Immediately follow the Christian Era.
In the meantime those who are to be
the judges and rulers over the world
in that day are now being prepared
and qualified for that future work
(Acts xvii. 81; 1 Corinthians vi, 2, 81
In that Age of joy and blessing psalm
xcviii, 4-9). when a wayfaring man
though a fool shall not err concern
ing the way of salvation isaiah
XIV. 9-1O), all Will have at least an
hundred years to make some progress
in the way of righteousness. Failing
to do this they will die as an infant,
for one an hundred years Of age, COM
paratively speaking, is but an infant
to one a thousand years old, for all
who will c0mDlv with the terms Of
righteousness will live to the end Of
the thousand years. and may make
their existence eternal If they success
fully endure the final trial or test at
the end of that Age, when Satan is
loosed for a little ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TX, z.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Q.-If God is a God of love, as the
Bible tells US, how can we understand
His command to the children of Israel
to utterly destroy their enemies, men,
women, and chiIdren7 q. RI
Answer-The Land Of Canaan be-
longed to the Israelites as it had been
given to Abraham and promised to his
seed as an everlasting possession The
Philistines, Amorites and others who
inhabited the land at the time when
Moses under Divine direction led the
Israelites out of Egypt, were a semi
barbarous race whose sins and iniqui-
ties had come to the full. 1t was be-
cause they had become so depraved
that the Lord saw that it would be
best to destroy them. Let US suppose
that a people. occupying the land Of
Canaan today, were to become so de-
graded and corrupt that they were
menace to civilization. robbing and
massacring innocent people, and in all
ways being obnoxious both to them
selves and to other nations. Would
it be thought an unwise, unjust, or
unloving arrangement for the Lord to
cause their removal and entire de-
struction in order to make way for the
establishment of the Israelites in their
own land? Many of the prophecies of
the Scriptures clearly indicate that we
may expect within the next few years
Just such a development Of affairs,
and that the Israelites viii be gather
ed back into their own country from
the uttermost parts Of the earth. (See
jeremiah xxi, 36-44.) Reverting to
the question: we see women and chill
dren, young and old. dying or in null
titudes every day with but very little
evidence Of the Lords love in any d.
rection. However, the Lord has ar
ranged in His plan of salvation a time
and a way when all the race shall be
delivered from the death conditions
Isaiah XIV, $40; Revelation xxi, So.
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nunciation of q
kin g of their
own a W q K e n s
thought. U n d e T
the Romans they
W e T e experience
ing great prosper
ity. Herod. the
e d o N i t e. had
built them Il tenn
pie the grandeur
of which out
shone that of Sol
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own vile ends AS it turned out, the
Wise-men used him and his sub
servient Jewish scholars, instead of be-
ing used themselves
The Little Towns Great Treasure.
So much is said and written about
the Christmas star, that we need to be
reminded OF the simple and unQues-
toned fact that no star appeared at
shepherds did not see the guiding star
1t was six weeks after the birth OF
Jesus, and shortly after his presenta-
ton in the temple, that the Persian
followers of the star appeared in Beth
lehem.
The many pictures which show the
Wise-men offering their gifts to a
babe in manager are clearly wrong.
Mary and Joseph and the Child were
no longer in the inn. The wonderful
story of the shepherds had attracted
attention to them, and the universal
hospitality of the poor had made for
them a home in some Bethlehem resi-
dence The narrative clearly reads,
s'They came into the house and saw
the young child with Mary his
How the leading citizens of Bethle-
hem pale into insignihcance in the
presence of this Babe. Perhaps 1t
was some strutting Roman official who
had pre-empted the best rooms IN the
khan. To the people of Bethlehem
Mary's son was only babe, despite
the strange stories about MIN. me
ignorant knew not MS majesty, II n60Q-
ed the coming of the Wise-men from
afar to reveal the royalty of the infant
guest That Babe has lifted Bethle-
hem's name into inn ortality, and as
sured a continued life and greatness
to the little town that has outlasted
many world capitals
The Best for the Babe.
Art and literature and music have
loved to contemplate this scene. The
sumptuous sages in their best robes
crowded into the small room of a lit
tie home to do obeisance to the great
eyed, beautiful Babe in Mary's arms.
Royal offerings they brOught-gOld,
frankincense and myrrh; but more
royal was their hearts devotion.
On the surface lies the lesson that
the best belongs to the Beloved. Our
greatest gifts should be for him who
is Gods greatest Gift to US. The high
est use of life is to pour it out as an
offering to the Christ.
.'say, shall we yield Him. in costly
devotion,
Odors of Edom and offerings Divine.
Gems of the mountain and pearls of
the ocean,
Myrrh from the forest, or gold from
the mine?
vainly we offer each ample oblation;
vainly with gifts would His favor
secure:
Richer by far is the hearts alteration;
Dearer to God are the prayers Of
the poor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Owe know what becomes Of the
obedient and disobedient, but there is
another class, which really cannot be
called oksdient nor yet disobedient,
mean the irresponsible, and they ~ho
love this present world and have not
even a desire to know what God re-
quires of them, and which, in my opin-
Ion, form the vast majority Of mankind
even in this enlightened age (so-calI-
ed). What becomes of then7 (P. &. To
Answer.-The answering Of this
question Involves the consideration Of
the doctrines of Election and Free
Grace" both clearly taught in the
Scriptures, as all Bible Scholars recog-
nize. It is only within recent years
that the beautiful harmony existing
between these two doctrines has been
recognized. From many Scriptures,
Of which we will only cite a few, is
will be seen that the entire Christian
Era. from the time Of our Lord Jesus
first advent down to the time of His
second coming, is the period in which
the Election" takes place. the cleo
ton or selection of those who shall
constitute the Bride. the Church Of
Christ (See Peter 1. 2; Ephesians /,
4; II Peter i. 10; Acts xv, 14-1S)
When, at the close of this Christian
Age, the work of election is consum-
mated, then Gods free grace will be
extended to all the remainder Of man.
kind. through the selected class. who
were elected to be kings and priests
unto God and with their Lord Jesus
to reign for the space of a thousand
years over the nations OF the earth for
the purpose OF lifting them up out Of
sin and death to human perfection and
eternal life. Now is the Church's op-
portunity to make her calling and cleo
ton sure; then will be the worlds op-
portunfty of receiving Gods free grace.
Election now and Free Grace then
See Acts XIV. 1918; Revelation xii, II;
Acts iii. 1921.
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and had to stay in
bed the first two or
three days. 1 also
had a displacement
and other ailments
peculiar to women.
/ became so weak
and run down / could
scarcely walk across
the floor.
" The doctor told
me / would never be
well unless i would