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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
Again That Siluer Jubilee

propious renewal Of suggestion
Silver Jubilee during
present year
1912 brings the anniversary Of
AmarIo founding fitting
oy aggressive spirit OF
citizenship Of the city progress
auky pinghood present wellounded meropo-
stature
Conditions mis- immediate section throughout
Panhandle seldom been Favong seasons
whose
city proper has enjoyed a steady
substantial growth and the citizenship
spirit o. optimism and ndomitable aspiration.
Strengthened by greater come
evidences already achieved the
citizenship should into Silver Jubilee
sasm with the avoWed Of making
successful OF rs Kind In this any.
this connection this Panhandle Fair
might be pushed from possibility to
and The Fair combined Advertising
han Amarillo money expended IN
heir promotion.
The News believes that the time ripe pushing these
summation with -slstence prompted
ous worth Of these them
citizenship the Officers members Of Cham
o Commerce
The Silver Jubilee belongs TO this 0 What
do DO about 1t, ntlemen?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
BUSINESS MEN BAR
FAKE ADVERTISING

A meeting OF unusual interest was
held by the Amarillo Business Mems
Association in the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms last night Aside from
consideration Of usual business mat
ters. the organization gave consider
able time 20 discussion OF what Il
saw III to characterize a. irregular
adymtising propositions. with which
It's members are confronted from time
20 time.
These advertising schemes are sep
arate and apart from legitimate news
paper publicity or other approved
forms consisting 10 great measure
Of special propositions u was decld-
ed that such schemes should be from
this time forward put mp 10 the or
ganization for approval. before the
individual merchant decides 70 fall in
with the plan.
Other matters were given consid-
Grafton. and he meeting was declared
TO have proved one OF the most gen
timely interesting and spirited with
in the organization history
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
FAVOR TRADE JUNKET
To NORTH PANHANDLE

II Is learned that a number OF in
dlyidnals and concerns In Amarillo
are amply In line for the pronosed
auto trades excursion TO the North
Panhandle country. early this fall.
This enterprise. II appears at pres
sent, will be a go" in the strictest
sense of the word Those who were
identified with the management OF
the trip through the South Plains
country during the month OF Nav. de-
clare that IN making plans for this
contemplated tour. many OF the er-
rors Of that other one will DO over
come.
Three days and two nights. is the
schedule 10 be maintained. accord
ing 10 the preliminary suggestion.
and II is not improbable that this
VIII be followed closely The pro-
posal is that the trip be made some
time during the early fall. and no
really active campaign will be en-
tered upon until within short time
prior 10 starting.
That practically every line of bust
ness will be represented is stated by
those who have the matter In hand
While II may be, according to the
statements made, that tho number on
this proposed excursion will not be
as large as was shown during the
spring, yet many considerations are
expected 10 be- better than before
The schedule will not be- so swift and
more time will be given In which the
people may ret On touch with towns
along the proposed route
Definite announcement as 20 this
enterprise, will Doe made within =
short Time as there seems to De- no
doubt as 20 success Of the lauurh-
ing OF the venture
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Donald Brian will begin his season
in The Siren In September In De.
cember he will appear In The Mar.
riage Market
One OF the leading attractions OF
the fan season In the Shubert the
aters viii be the wordl@s play Su.
murun," with the original German
cast
George c. Tyler, managing mem
Der OF the Liebler company. has re-
turned from Europe with new plays
for Viola Allen. William T Hodge
and ~ h Warner.
Martha Hedman, a Swedish actress
is 10 be leading lady with John Mason
In Henry Bernstein's play. The At
tack She has never acted In this
country before.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
rROGREsSINEs FOR WILSON.

fr0RressiNos- irrespective OF party
affiliations should. IN my opinion
support Woodrow Wilson for the
prrsideuc' should support him fully,
actively and enthusiastically. for he
Possesses loo a high degree the quail
ties OF an effective progressive leader
Governor Wilson is thoroughly
democratic boz spirit Hc recognizes
thar all OF th, people are entitled to
equal opportunities and appreciates
That thr development of an OF the
ne'ni, +. essential 'o fbc attainment
u. American ideals Hc understands
... ..a-.r- uDdDu -1 Do. youtro.
F.. a TOYS uf our Industries aud H.
name" Iic secs fhat true democracy
Ina social Justice are uuatainahlo
.u'n-s this power of thp foV be curb
.a AND our democracy become in-
dHs'fa' as we'll a- political Hc can
meet 'ar demands properly made up
.. .r sent day executive. 'o be- able
Eco lead .u constructive statesmanship
o.. V,II as to administer efficiently.
FOR wilson character. intellectual
power and previous training IN him
peculiarly 20 take an important part
.u "ro-ro-sIy, legislation. lie is
20 rlgeous and frank able and firm
-nd always minded qualities
indispensable 20 safe leadership
lro-ro-,iyes should support VIII
Sou. NOS only Boz order 20 secure his
election rut IN order 20 enable him
after election fo carry ou' those pro-
-r's-'f. policies which he has so
much af heart Ills nomination ranks,
among the most encouraging events
90 American history Under the mas
terful and mastery leadership OF
Colonel Bryan me ideals OF Ameri-
can Democracy triumphed over the
reactiouaries and their money bags:
The viii Of The people prevailed over
Oh, devices OF the machine The Bal
timore convention was conducted
with fairness and seriousness and
with "a dignity worthy OF a great
cause and a great people The Demo
cratic party has purified itself and
has been purged OF It's corrupt asso-
Citations. AZ far a. 10 Is possible 70
accomplish this end by the action Of
a National convention But the
struggle OF privilege is uncnding and
omnipresent That struggle is as
subtle az u Is determined The strug-
gle will not close when Wilson is
elected. We may be sure that every
effort he may make as president 20
carry ont tho progressive policies viii
meet with stubborn resistance from
the possessors and apostles OF privi-
lege Without loyal support from
the progressives OF the country VIII
sons war upon unjust privilege must
be futile The progressive cause can
succeed only II % has loyal support
from the progresslves Il can fail
only u the progre=sives fail tin their
duty Of giving 20 Wilson thar fun
support Louis ID Brandie
August National Monthly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
NOTICE.
o Dairymen and Others Selling Mix
or Products Made Thercrrom:

or Products Wade IhcrcfrOm:
According 10 a recent ruling by
Or J. 5 Abbott. dairy and food COM
missioner for the state OF Texas. all
dairy cattle from which food pro-
ducts are sold must be examined for
disease al once This includes COWS
kept within cities when milk is sold
20 neighbors.
II Will, therefore. be necessary that
immediate steps be taken 70 comply
with the law within reasonable
time and application for the exam
nation (which will include a test
FOR tuberculosis may be made 70 the
undersigned al room 10. Carson
building. Amarillo by mail. in per.
son. or by telephone { No 1897
Certificates OF inspection good for
six months wall be issued upon the
completion OF examination anc pay.
ment OF fees
As a report must be sent 10 Austin
giving the names OF those who have
complied with the commissioners
ruling. as we'll as those. II any. who
have not. II will be found advisable
@ give the matter careful consid-
Grafton In order 20 avoid prosecution
The tuberculin test requires that N.
animals be kept IN or near the bar
To- 30 70 90 hours the COWS may 30
m lked and the milk used as usual
Respectfully submitted.
E. 4. HAZARD. n. M
Special INSPECTOR
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
oBsERN ALTON TEsTs.

The toIloWIu- bel taken from fn,
September American Magazine
How many people whom YOU meet
IN everyday .ifo observes as much as
thoy ought
If Won fH'nk 10 'a-s 'rt This ASH
some member ot rour family about
ssmo object which they ar, agcus-
toned 20 sre For instance. pie
turc As which was the head faces
right or Isf' seven out ot ten viii
3D. unable 20 'ell correctly
The writer filled the office o. lee
tprer In the Grange for some time.
apd for an experiment one eyening
a,ked a number ~ questions about
tse hall IN which the meetings are
htld.
"On Observation Night as 10 vas
called, some sixty members we're in
attendance. For a starter they were
a1ked which way the Indian head on
tie common cent faced. RIGHT or left
qtly two could tell
Two doors leading 20 a balcony
were next brought 20 mind A knob
op one door opened both. They were
asked on which door this knob was
ldoated. Two gave the correct ans
ser while thirty-five gave the wrong
door
The number Of pictures on the
walls OF the dining hall vas next
questioned No one nof even the
janiior. could tell They aI gave
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

nearly twice the correct number
which vas twelve. q
is there a telephone pole squarcly
In front OF the half vas next asked
A brother said there was Another
brother said he thought II was not
squarely In front. but a little 10 the
left Both brothers we're positive
they were right and caused no little
merriment for the rest More merri-
ment was caused by the report of a
committee that the nearest pole was
10 the right OF the hall.
All these objects had been seen
by those present probably hundreds
OF times. but they hadn't noticed
them enough 10 remember about
them.
Now dear reader. when you meet
friend on the street just ask him
which way the head on a fivecent
piece faces. left or right Ten 20 one
he won't know
ASK all your friends observation
questions little things that they
should notice Before you are aware
OF the fact you will be observing
many things YOU never noticed be
fore. and YOU will enjoy life more
Tor having noticed them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
AMARILLO FIREMEN
OFF To CONVENTION

The following members OF the ANA
rillo Fire Department will leave this
morning TO attend the fourth annual
convention OF the Panhandle Fire
mems Association Chief II. r. Jones.
Jess Mount. Odell Harris Gano Har-
ris, Mason King. Ohio Thompson.
Clayton Runnells, J V. Parr. W. W.
Mount. 4. u Rockwell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
CIVIL DAMAGE SUIT
IN DISTRICT COURT

The case OF A. c. Coyington o, ~
versus the Amarillo Street Railway
Company ct al. Is on trial In the
district court. This case grows out
Of a collision between cars o. The
Amarillo Street Railway Company
and OF the Amarillo Traction Com
rany az the juncture OF Jackson and
Seventh streets more than year ago.
at which time Mr.. and Mrs A {.
Covington sustained injuries
Plaintiffs are suing for $4,000
and make both street railway con-
Germs party defendants 10 the suit.
The case Is attracting considerable
attention for the reason that three
angles are shown in the litigation:
The defendants against both OF the
Railways. and they against the plain
tiffs and each other.
II is probable that the case will
consume all OF today II not longer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

The governments suit Of the NOV
mr. picture trust is going 20 be the
real reel thing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

EnglandB School OF Agriculture is
trying 20 make hens lay red eggs
It's matter OF do or dyt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

Woman ls a factor iu politics,
says Woodrow Wilson She h. And
mar s 700 often malefactor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

Oscar Hammersteln plan 70 grand
operize the country IS a noteworthy
project.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
Tor o. THE MORNING

Here ropIng that Secretary Knox
Aas q Japaney voyage of 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

The Trans Mississippi golf title vas
won the other day by Harry Leg
lie evidently played 10 kilties
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

The Kansas city Times editorializes
on 1.-TWO Views Of Gas Doubtless
an intimate view OF 7 Bun Moose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

Rear Admiral Edwards declares
thai wireless n only In It's infancy
Even al that. n does pretty well with
baby-talk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

SHETLAND PONY for sale. Inquire
of Narsaret curtis. 1903 p0lk street
249 &C.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

Comparative statistics show that
while the cost OF living OF a railroad
employe in the United States Is less
than fifty per cent higher than that
.of corresponding employe In the
United Kingdom or on the Continent.
his compensation. on a general aver
age Tor an lines - work. is twice as
great
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

FOR SALE Singer sewing machine:
easy running perfect working order;
a bargain for anyone wanting a sew
Ing machine CAL afternoon az 70l
Pierce street e46tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

FOR SALE-Practically new No. 6
Remington typewriter. and desk
cheap Phone Mrs Fishman. 4S0.
249 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
usa@pl

ls.nferee as secOnd-class matter al
tfl gostoifice az Amarillo. Texas,
ndsr IA, act % March g.. 1873
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

LOST "Hi. ease loft near Wells
Fargo Express Co M Santa Pc sta
tion Finder please telephone Santa
Re hotel and receive reward 249 2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

Having survived SO many matrl-
monia cataclysms, Il IL small wonder
tina, Nat Goodwin got by that little
roWhoat affair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

STRAYED OR STOLEN Very dark
iron-gray horse bad wire cur on
right front foot about Is hands high
and weight 500 lbs. years old shod
in front; $500 reward Notify Glen
wood Grocery Co. 249 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

WANTED Woman TO cook for fam
lily OF four References required
Apply 70i Buchanan after $50.
249 3p.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

skwitcherkikken Phone %.
Il 24g tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

LOST Pocket book. containing
money and poll tax receipt the name
OF J. y Padgett will be found IN
book and receipt Suitable reward
to finder II delivered to n 2 Canode.
proprietor Hotel Amarillo 2iq Sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

An edic' decreeing ma, the short
ugh, skirt must 20 comes just m
time 10 save ms from q generation o.
pigeon-tocd females
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED To do your painting and
paper hanging J. n Thompson
phone S72 249 Up
WANTED To keep the home OF
some one in Amarillo who is going
TO spend the winter out of the city.
Best references Box Cos. Sweet
water. Texas 24q 6p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

Statement that the talking machine
companies pay cool million dollars
yearly for voices b. calculated 20
break another record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-20

ElNIffNs
The governments suit Of the NOV
mr. picture trust is going 20 be the
real reel thing.
England'B School OF Agriculture is
trying 20 make hens lay red eggs
IT'S a matter Of do or dye
Woman II factor iu politics,
zys Woodrow Wilson She h. And
mar is 700 often malefactor
The Trans Mississippi golf title was
won the other day by Harry Leg
lie evidently played IN kilties
The Kansas city Times editorializes
on Two Views Of Gas Doubtless
an intimate view OF 7 Bun Moose
Rear Admiral Edwards declares
thai wireless II only In its infancy
Even at that II does pretty well with
baby-talk
Having survived SO many matri-
monial cataclysms, II is small wonder
that Nat Goodwin got by that little
roWhoat affair.
An edici decreeing that the short.
ughj skirt must 90 comes just IN
time 10 save ms from q generation OF
pigeon-tocd females
Statement that ths talking machine
companies pay cool million dollars
yearly for voices BE- calculated 20
break another record.
Rcpo-' comes from Colorado Of
the wr'.bI0s %. .H auto ry d ID.
rabbit THr occupants natural.
hnH O aarcs breadth escape
rs r.mpIcton. ha,ne annexed "a
malicra J.. announces h,- Intention
not 90 r...rn fo tB, -'a1' incoming s.
bette ..H fauu- evidently
Sir um Hum .,..a.. That
man I...... -,'N sons, n
orH.r q. tr.. . .h, uWpieN-
bon, o.. ..n .... ZION .ioo %
hos. sons. do
H Nn York bias
y.. ma. .r ..f1ted with u-
dIer THAT on. commodity
upon .. American Htr may
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

Sketched from a photograph of Lin coin at about 40 Note the keen, shrewd, though kindly expression of his eyes and mouth. and his fearless directness.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

even a rudimentary knowledge of tho laws governing finance, most of the big smashes Of the last three or four generations. which brought ruin to tens of thousands. could never have taken place. To counteract this state of things the new society intends Ju give a course of lectures all over the country dealing with the elements Of company law and the responsibili. ties of shareholders.
 Half Billion Yearly.
 In the discussions which have arls- cn in consequence of the lecture the astonishing abundance of French cap ital now estimated at S52 ,000, ,0O0, ,00n was dwelt on and it was shown that the public, in spite of periodical panics. crises, and smasnes, goes O.. steadily saving about S50O,000, ,000 yearly. Nearly all tIis money is pro- duced by persons belonging to the small shopkeeping and agricultural classes.
 It is considered that no greater
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CHRISTIAN eNpgAvoRs MEEr

SALEM. Or. Feb. iO.-FulI of en- thusiasm for a successful meeting, several hundred members ofythe So cf7ty of Christian Endeator gathered here today for the annual contention of their state organization. Leading features of the program at the open ing ession this afternoon were ad- dresses by C. Everet Baker, president of the state society. and Dr. Lew Pennington, president of Pacific Col lege. The convention will contiRRa over Saturday and Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

service can be done the nation as n whole than 10 teach it that fortunes are not made as natter of course bs speculation, that only unsound en- terprises offer phenomenal rates of interest and / that "get-rich-quick" promises, coming from a distance, are things to be avoided.
 An interesting light on the present financial condition of the French Ma ton is shown by official figures just published. The years inheritances. according to these statistics, amount to Sl,l51, ,O0O,OO which is regarded by economists a very satisfactory figure. This sum is divided among 35S.SSG legatoes, of whom 9S.657 inherited ies than S1O0; 103.-1S, between S40U and S2,0O0; 45,529, between S2,OGO and 5000; FOG, from $50 900 to S100,OO0; {; .SJ, from $200,0 to S40O 0OO; I4s from S400,000 to Sl,G00,O0O 20. from Sl.O0O000 to S2.OOO 900, while 10 per sons only were heirs to sums between S2,000 900 and Sl0,eQO, ,0OO.
 These figures show the comparative evenness with which wealth is dis. tributed among the French. as coIi- pared with the American Nation, the average amount of the French estate being somewhere near S1,OJ0. while large fortunes are still extremely rare. Far from complaining of these facts, French economists regard them as a good sign of the stable and financially well-balanced condition Of the Nation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
CHIEF DEFECTIVE
 MAKES CONFESSION

CConinued from Page n do with the Rue Ordeuer crime. J know nothing of the Rue d. Bac bur g!anes. l am not a coiner. l have lived an honest life except on one Oc- CasiOn.'
 When was that, 1 shouted ] really was losing my temper Ten minutes ago. answered Dubois, when we were play-acting, l picked your pocket Of your watch and chain. Here they are Win you send me 10 prison for robbery with violence N. liam ard7 You can prove j. now
 Dubois scored, did ne not?" laugh ed Nj. Hamard' But we are watching him caEefully ailL He is very cieyerT
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
NEW STEP TO GUARD
 FRANCES BILLIONS
Small Investors Will Be Taught of Get Rich
 Quick Schemes

PARIS. Feb. 10.-An important de- parture which considerably affects the future of the French Nation has been made by the Well-nkOWn student o. finance, Alfred NeJ inarck. who has just founded a society for the spread of what hc calls Financial education" for small country investors.
 h his inaugural lecture this week M Neymarck pointed out that the holders Of moderate amounts in bonds and stocks. as class. are comHefe- ly ignorant of the nature and work ihgs Of the enterprises to which they thrust their savings, end mus form deplorably easy prey for financial sharks. Had these coniiding persons, contfnued NJ. Neymarck. possessed
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

Judge D1an, in his address. said
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

that he always tried to appear pleas ant on the bench Ito white people at least" he added. Perhaps my friends District Attorney Williams and Mir Morrison could tell a story illustrat- ing how | appeared once to a person of another race. but the judge did not tell the story Mir Morrison told the story yesterday The govern ment was prosecuting a negro for smuggling in the federal court at Tombstone and the negro had no counsel. l offered to rustic an at torney for the negro and went to Jack Williams office. Williams had previously put one over on me and was anxious to get even. The judge wants to see you on an import ant matter l announced to the dis trict attorney, and he waddled proud ly down the centre aisle of the court room like a river tug boat. The court requested Williams to represent the negro.
 The case against the negro was so strong as 10 reject any suspicion of innocence and Williams tried to get
  point, Judge DOan. whose expression is usually pleasant. turned around in his swivel chair and on his face was an expression not altogether pleasant. The negro gotta glimpse of the judge s face.
 O-o-wah, beloved the negro in a hoarse whisper. Plead guilty? Neb Der. Jes' look at dat jedge's face.
 "A Frenchman visiting this country was invited 10 attend a banquet. llt is Bill Cleary who is speaking now.l At the banquet he was called upon to make a speech. He did so in a few well chosen terms and in | closing said he would not cockroach further on the time Of other speakers As he sat down an audible litter ran around the banquet board. Turning to a friend at his left, who happened 10 be from Cockney, England. he ask ed. Have ] made a faux pas|
 Yes, answered the COckney gen tiemaH you should have said hen 1 crOaCh.
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One speaker. arising to address fine gathering. confessed coyly to be ing fuu of temerity When w. B. Clearv arose io respond 10 toast. he said that he had eaten everything that had been brought Co him. from s,,up to nuts and he was not con scious of having any temerity.
 Indre n1an. in bis addres.. salQ
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