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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28
HOUSE MAY ELECT 4 PRESIDE NJ
Houston Chronicle

Houston Chronicle
II no party's nominee gets d ma
iority OF the votes IN the electoral
college. the national house 81 repre-
bentatlvos viii elect the next presi-
dent.
hat De- The prospect
ell, assuming the democratic Dob.
to4al convention az Baltimore on
- rsdny shall nominate % strong
. reszve. and,
Assuming Roosevelt progressive
party with Governor Johnson 1i
California. say. In second place and
the financial backing OF fhe several
multi miliiouarics VINO have already
invested 81 800 900 Ia the 2. 4 can
paign makes vigorous fight for
northern progressive republican
votes aud
Assumiul Taft and sherman. the
reactlonary or regular republican
nominees, poll the normal stand pat
republican votes. aud,
Assuming Debs and seqdol. The So
eialist nominees. poll the 500 600 10
100000 % scettaydreou 1luN rad
$1,000 u.I scattered votes which the
shr WIDEST judges az national politics
Easi and West o'ucrde 200 them
then.
co.. guess would ue that the only
ticket THAT would hat. q rhosf of d
chance 90 win "a majority of che elc,.
ioral ,ote ~ the nation would be- the
democratic party t,f'
We Con believe anything OF fs.
krd Hi HaHpcn. H. The demo
Gratis az Baltimore Should nominate
pair Of reactionaries uH "a platform
les democratic chan Chat of fn,
Rose .f Progressive. party. why, al
most 'o certainty nome COZ fHe iour
uckot- aould get majority fh'
oos,.sf Wo-r.s.s' ..ke' NuIld
prbatly let o. plurality and 'he r.cc
ton ~ president aud N.,, president
W1Ut I,toI., upoH 'ht house OF
representative
80 .U.- .f -l, house .s democratic
90. .-.. ru.I -i,cu .u the latest edi-
tioa O. r, Upl-r,-s.oHa. directory
show 81" democrats. it- ropubli-
can Hrulr.ssit, republican and
. socialist
Elections RIII .. held Dol each of the
80. congressional districts next 40
vcmb,r au ,u'r. HeV house is 20 D.,
chosen "trt 1f 'he present mem
bcrs. Of course. aIII H, returned How
e.. f.. I,Hu.rafi. convention 40
HaItuor, -holld Boz captured by the
rea. .olare.. 'he assistant republi-
cans. ve suppose the party would lose
its .orro. ~ 'hc house. as &c would
dcssr,, o. tU
However. any assumption that the
democracy $500 An 90 nominate pro-
gressI.. candidates or "a progressive
platform Involves the contemplation
81 such degree Of senilc folly lor
such anpardouaul, knayoryI that Ne
arr lnwill.uG to consider Dr. as hcug
among the possibil.'ies
We prefer 'o believe thai the demo.
Gratis will put Their best foot forward
in which case. " their nominees faiI
to get a majority OF the electoral
votes. but get a plurality they will
probably retain control of the hous.
OF representative and so will make
sure % the Inauguration % demo.
cratic president and vice president on
March 1919
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-28

I, Louis c. Maynard Clerk OF the
United States District Court. for ~
Northern District OF Texas do here
by certify that the above anA o..
going Is n true and correct copy on
the order made and entered for SER.
ice by publication In said cause. ns
completely as the same remains on
file and OF record in the minutes Vol
umo /, at page 2ll, in my office IN
the Amarillo Division. al Amarillo.
Texas.
Witness my signature anf the seal
OF said United States District Court
at office In Amarillo. Texas. this the
23rd day OF May. A. d. 1912.
LOUIS c. MAYNARD
tSean Clerk OF Said Court
by ROLLIE II. SCALES.
G-F-7-5 Deputy Clerk
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On this 22n1 day OF MAJ A. D
1912. ia the District Court % the
United stat for the Northern Dis
trict Texas. Amarillo Division. slt.
ting In chambers. came on 20 be heard
the application OF Caroline K. Craig,
plaintiff in the above styled and num-
bered cause. for an order directing
service by publication on defendants
John c. Taylor and r. Brown direct
INK them 10 appear and plead, answer
o. demur herein by a day certain 20
be designated by the court And D,
appearing 20 the court that this suit
II commenced by the plaintiff. who IL
resident citizen and inhabitant OF
the state OF Missouri 10 enforce an
equitable claim q land situated ia
the county OF l. block, state % lex
as. being In the Northern Distric ~
said state. Amarillo Division. ,hs
suit being TO remove cloud a
! foreclose lien on said la1d
appearing 10 the court tina pei
service on John 6. Taylor an
Brown Is impracticable, that
residence and whereabouts Is
kaown 10 plaintiff. and that after iiJ
diligence plaintiff has been unable
10 locate their residence or where
abouts. II Is the opinion OF the court
that said application should be grant
ed
TT rs THEREFORE, ORDERED,
that the defendants John 6. Taylor
and u. Brown. and each OF them shall
plead, answer or demur 70 the bftl-as
! plaintiff on or before the Rule day
in August. 1912 the same being 'he
, first Monday In August, 1879 az The
court room thereof In m city OF Am
arillo. IN the county Of Potter. IN the
state OF Texas That IN order be
served on said Defendants John G.
Taylor and x Brown b. publishing
/ the same once each week for six sue
= oessive weeks, in the Amarillo DAILY
News. newspaper publ In Pot
ter county, Texas commanding them
and each of them TO appear and plead
answer or demur on or before the
| date above set out.
EDWARD Y. MEEK. Judge
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Parody on Everybody, noin' II.

Everybody doin h. doin 10. dom TO-.
Eyerybody's doin u. doin 10. doin a.
See that CAT. on the main thorough
fare
Look az the service and the oil -
fare.
A tvonty-f.ye-cent dinner Honey
ceclare.
It's something rare
Look a. the people. Dustin apart.
Come come. come. come Jet us start.
Everybody eatin' there nov.
NIZF'S CAFE. 200 Polk Street.
it, different. Good Coffee.
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ENDORSED

No 90 In Equity. In the Unit
ed States District Court. Northern
District OF Texas. at Amarillo caro-
line X. Craig vs. J. J billiard et al.
Order for Notice & Service by PuOli-
cation.
Filed, 23rd day OF May. 1912. Lon
is G Maynard Clerk, by Rollie II.
Scales, Deputy Entered IN Vol J.,
page 21l. District Court Minutes At
Amarillo
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IN the District Court Of the United
States. for the Northern District OF
Texas. Amarillo Division Ir Cham
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TELEPHONES

Entered az second-class matter al
the postofilce al Amarillo. Texas.
nnder n, act % Marck 3. 1879.
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It, Different. Good Coffee.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
HARRISON.

School days have made their appear
ance again.
Mrs George A. Rust, who has been
very i'll, is greatly improved.
Lewis Dodd and family entertained last
Sunday Harry Davidson and family.
Miss Agnes Lacey, of Milton, called on
Misses Bessie and Cora Martin last Fri
day afternoon
Miss Cora Martin and friend, Bennie
Truitt, we're among the large crowd at
Oak Orchard last Saturday.
Mrs. H. B. Mirch is still improving.
Charles Ennis hes purchased fine new
automobile. Charles be.a.ware of the
telephones.
In honor OF his birthday Charles A.
Davidson and family entertained last Sun
day Mrs Hester Virden and little com
panion Lloyd Ruth, Edward Martin and
family and Clarence Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Dodd visited
John Rust and family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Virden called
on Charles Pettyjohn and family last
Sunday afternoon.
Girls be aware of the new comers.
Keep an eye on them Four-O Clock
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

While Walter II. Haves, one of the
eading members of the New Castle
County bar was before Chancellor Charles
VI. Curtis in a case in the Court oi
Chancery shortly before noon on Monday
at Wilmington, he was stricken with
paralysis and is in a critical condition
Chancellor Curtis a few moments be-
fore noticed Mr.. Hayes face change
color. A. soon as Mr.. Hayes, vino was
sitting in a chair, COLLAPSED he was placed
on the lounge in Chancellor Curtis office,
Dr. Joseph W. Bastian who was in the
Court Of General Sessions, was summon
ed and found that Mr.. Hayes left side
was comp pietely parayzed. In consulta-
tion with DR. a + Frantz, DR.. Bastian
decided best to ct Mr.. Hayes remain on
the lounge for the time being and not
remove him to mis- home or to the hospi.
tai. To do so they believed would be
detrimental to Mr.. HAYES.
DR.. J. Paul Lnkens, Mr.. Hayes ply
siciau, was summoned.
Blr. Hayes is one of the best known
members Of the bar and for wears fig
ured in many of the most important
cases, both civil and criminal which
came before the bar.
Shortly after noon Mr.. Hayes was re-
moved in the Phoenix ambulance to the
Homeopathic Hospital.
DR.. Florence + Seward also was call
ed into attendance Oh Mr.. Hayes at the
Court House.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
SLAUGHTER BEACH

We are now welcomed with good rain
which mas been needed for a ioug time.
We hope now for good yield OF white
potatoes
Miss Nav Morrison. OF Philadelphia,
was welcome visitor at the Slaughter
Beach Hotel few days last week. She
spent part of her time fishing and crab
bng which made an enjoyable pastime.
We hope 10 have Miss Morrison with us
again next summer for longer vacation,
The Sewing Circle of Lincoln spent
FRIDAY at Slaughter Beach.
Fl L WYATT, OF Philadelphia, spent
few days this week with his parents at
Slaughter Beach
Mrs Bradbury Morgan aud Malissa
Risler spent last Wednesday al the hotel
Harvey Swain of Lincoln, was a visitor
here on SATURDAY. last.
Wild geese and ducks have made their
appearance. Those interested in cunning
may look out for good shooting this fall.
Mrs Fromiev. having spent the sum
mer at her cottage here. Is preparing to
return 70 her bone in Florida this week
accompanied by h"r brother, Joseph Sip
pie OF Milford We hope to have Mrs.
Bromley with Us again next summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Florida, spent
a few days this week with Mrs. Bromley.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
FRANTIC With TICKING
sAxo sALVE IS OUR NEW GUAR.
ANTEED REMEDY.
Try it at Our Risk.

Children, and grown persons too,
are so often driven almost frantic
with the intolerable itching and burn
ing Of eczema and other skin trou-
bles. that a remedy which will not
only secure their immediate comfort,
hut also clear away the eruption in a
short time, is nothing less than a
public benefit.
1t is remarkable that so mild and
harmless an application as our new
skin remedy, SaXo Salye, can stop the
itching so quickly as it does.
And its penetrating healing power
is even more remarkable, for i'm
provement is seen after the first few
days and the final results must salts
fy the user or we refund the money
If YOU have any itching, or burning
rash or humor of the skin, any scaly
or chronic old skin trouble, Saxo
Salve is what you need and you
should try this splendid remedy.
NV. o. Moore, Druggist, Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
What the Bell Does for You

You situated in population of approximately two
and onehalf million people of which Philadelphia the centE
Within territory which the farthe point from that city not
more than eighty miles there are over $4,000 Bell Telephones
one to about every eleven persons.
This great deal to Bell Telephone user To-
day. tomorrow, anytime the necessity viii arise in daily
social business reach Of these
places instantly it, and telephone call to the farthest
point this territory will than about fifty cents;
If is nearer perhaps will only be Eve, fifteen cents
metropolitan ceners Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and New
York there are over 100000 Bell Telephones your call
The Bell System than this. It is
e aggregation Companies giving universal service between
any point within the reach of the telephone voicethat
across the state or almost across the country comprehensive
system reaching 10000 points is Bell Telephone Sub
scrber's command
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
BURRSVILLE

Rev. Melvin E. Wheatley is conduct
ing revival services at Central NJ. f..
Church but sorry to report no success.
Yet everyone seem greatly interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Harvey have
been visiting relatives in town for the
past week as the guest of the formers
mother Mrs. NJ. E. Harvey and Mr..
AID Mrs. Tilghman Harvey.
u n. g. WOOters whose cannery has
been running for several weeks was
shut down the first of the week on ac-
count of cans, which had been ordered,
and vet not received. He will likely
loose his tomatoes if cans are not re-
ceived in few days. At present the
cannery is surrounded by tomatoes.
Harry Wooters of Philadelphia was
Saturday visitor at the home of his
brother w. G. WoOters.
Mrs. TheO. Salisbury who has been
suffering with a cancer since February
died at her home in town on Wednesday
September 18th, at p. m, funeral was
held, at 10 O'Clock Friday. Rev. NJ. Z.
Wheatly and Rev. J. 7. Bailey Officiat-
ing. Interment took place in Dover
cemetery. DR.. Salisbury and one sister
survive her. Several selections were
sung by the choir also a favorite of the
deceased was sung by Rev. and Mrs.
Wheatley. The funeral was largely at
tended.
Mrs. Robert Salisbury and daughter
Miss Enda and brother LOrin of Ander
sontown Md, and Miss F. Elizabeth
Dill were entertained at Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Sipples at Brownsville on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Collision of Green
wood were recent visitors in this vicinity
they made the trip in Mr.. Collision large
touring car.
Miss Eva Thawley who spent the
summer with her sisters Mrs. Garrett
at Haldon Heights N. j., and Mrs. Ida
Hammond of Harrington returned home
Sunday.
Miss Laura Thawley spent two days
last week as the guest of Miss Mary
Breeding.
Lelaud Russell spent a few days at
home with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Russell but returned to his home in
Wilmington Sunday.
Miss Mary Thawley left Monday for
Adamsville where she expects to teach
this making her second year at the
above place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Billings and daugh-
ter Miss Elizabeth of Hobbs were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. E. E.
Russell 5 on Sunday this being the annni-
versary of her birth.
Messrs Robert Thawley, Thomas
Cahall, Henry Stafford and Howard /
and Miss Iva Russell accom-
panied the friends of Mrs. Salisbury
to Dover where her interment was
made.
Messrs Harlan Blades and Wesley |
Thawley entered Denton High School |
at the beginning of the school year.
Mrs. Roberta Wyatt and daughter .
of Denton spent Wednesday !
and Thursday of last week at the home |
Of the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. Dill.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
FELTON,.

Mr.. and Mrs John Z. Donophan gave
delightful party on Saturday evening,
September 14th. All who were present
reported a fine time. About ten O'Clock
all went to the dining room where cream
and cake was served
Mrs Edward Cleaver, of Wilmington,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John NOshell
Mr. aud Mrs. B w. Bennett and son,
Of Hurlock, Md were with Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Carson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Emory gave
delightful dance on Tuesday evening,
Sept. 18th, in honor of Mrs Emory IS sis.
ter, Miss Mary Scott, of Philadelphia.
All present report very delightful time.
VIM. T. Sapp oftais town has purchased
the property on Jefferson street from B.
w. Bennett OF Hurlock, Nd.
The FELTON, Graded School opened on
Monday, Sept. 10th, with all OF the teach
egs present and good number Of scholars.
MIR. and Mrs. John Carson and ar. and
Mrs. William Barcus We're with Mr.. and
Mrs Ray mond Alexander of Milford last
Sunday They went in Mr.. Carson's car.
Mrs Robert Atkins and children, OF
Pa, are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James +. Barcus.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Carson gave a
very delightful party on Thursday even.
ing, Sept. 18Th. in honor of their daugh
ter Elizabeth, it being her 18th birthday
Games and music made the
party merry one, and about ten O'Clock
all we're invited into the dining room
where cream and cake were served. Miss
Elizabeth received many very handsome
and useful presents. The guests certainly
had an enjoyable evening and departed
for their respective homes after wishing
Miss Elizabeth many more as happy
anniversaries.
Miss Elizabeth Carson and Miss Eva
Barcus were the guests of Misses Martha
and Mary Jackson, near Harrington, on
Sunday. NJ. +. e.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27

The Diamond State Telephone Co.
E. D. PRICE, Local Manager Dover. Del
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27

When in need of posters
or sale bills, remember us.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
POST RATES
SUMMARY ISSUED

In response to many inquiries for in
formation, Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr.,
chairman of the Senate Committee on
postofiices and post roads, has prepared
the following summary of the provisions
of the new parcels post law, which Will
become effective Sanuary /, 1915:
Any article Is mailabe if not over II
pounds in weight, nor more than y in.
in length and girth combined, nor likely
to injure the mails or postal equipment or
employees
Flat rate OF cent per ounce up TO 4
ounces regardless of distance
Above ounces. rates are by the pound
or fraction therefor aud varying with
disfaYra as follows
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
BOWERS

/ Don't care if we are Just fishing town.
You can't go to kicking old Bowers arouni
Are we in it.? Well should smile,
We beat everything by a mile.
The canning factories are running full
time and many of the Bowers residents
are making money working in them
Miss Myrtle Jackson made about Sl2 in
the factory last week.
MANY OF our residents attended the an
niversarv service at Barratt's Chapel.
Mrs. Hargadine and son. OF Frederica,
have been visiting here during the past
week
We are making some fine hanls Of fish,
and oysters are large and plentiful.
We had a slight rain here this week,
the first in about three months
Sunday School services will be held in
the Bowers NJ. E Church next Sunday at
p. m. Junior League will be held in
the church Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Many auto owners mOtored TO Bowers
last Sunday. Among them were MIR.
Palmer and wife. of Harrington, and Mr..
and Mrs. Garrett Harrington, Of the same
town
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
Buy a Heater Early

Get your New Coles Hot Blast set
up in your Home before real cold
weather comes. and let it save for the
full season for you. If you have any
idea of buying a heater this winter
get it early. Many readers will re-
member that during the cold snap Of
last winter they wished they had done
away with the old heater that will no
longer do the work. Don't go through
the chilly experience of last winter
again Enjoy the comforts Of the
new stove the whole season now.C .CR-16)
Sudler Bros, Bridgevlle, Del, Bennrtt & Sons
Greenwood, Del, and Pierce & Carmean, Milford
Del
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27

The Postmaster General may make pro-
vision for idcmnIty, Insurance and col.rc-
tion on delivery, with additional cnarge-
TOR such service, ana may, with tile con-
sent of the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion after Investigation, modify rates,
weights and zone distances, when expert
eLces has demonstrated the need therefor.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
ToDD's CHAPEL.

Next Sabbath will be Rally Sunday for
the Sunday School at this church. 1t IS
devoutly to be hoped that all otficere and
teachers and scholars and people will be
present to answer at the roll call. Let
there be a full house and no absentees.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-02-24
SOMEONE PROMISED
BRANDT A YEAR
EVIDENCE SHOWS THAT SCHjFF
VALET CERTAINLY WAS VIC.
TIM or A FRAMEUP.

New York. FEB. 23--The grand Jury
continued today It's inquiry In the
case Of Folke Il. Brandt, Mortimer
Schiffs former valet, 10 determine
whether Brandt's 0-year sentence
Tor burglary was the outcome
of n conspiracy. The object of the al
legged visit OF several Schiff lawyers
to the Tombs while the valet was
prisoner there IN March, 1907, was the
chief point under investigation. Brandt
has maintained that he was promised
sentence Of only one year II he
pleaded guilty and the grand jury
| wants TO know who made this prom
Use.
AS Justice Gerard announced today
that he would delay the filing OF his
order granting the writ Of habeas
corpus until Monday to give Governor
Dix an opportunity to pardon Brandt,
II he so desired. no move toward ad-
mitting the prisoner to ball was possi-
| BILE.
! Dispatches from Albany indicated
that the governor still was disinclined
to exercise clemency.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-02-24
COLOMBIA INVITES
SECRETARY KNOX
TO PAY VISIT
SOUTHERN REPUBLIC REPuDI.
ATEs MINISTER'S ACTION AND
CLOSES INCIDENT.

Washington, Feb, 23,-colomba
virtually rcpudiated today the action
of it's minister, General osplna. by
sending through American Minister
Dubois at Bogota. Colombia, cordial
invitation to Secretary Knox to visit
Colombian shores on his present trip
to the republics on the Caribbean sea.
The invitation was forwarded
promptly to Secretary Knox. who IL
aboard the cruiser Washington on his
way south. With him rests the de-
clsion whether he Will change his
itinerary TO include call at the port
of cartagena. This, II IN expected
here. he will do.
The action of the Colombian for
eign office was received with satisfac-
ton IT closes disagreeable Incl
dent. Minister Ospina. who Is de-
clared to have been recalled because
of this letter to the state department.
protested against the proposed visit of
Secretary Knox because of the feeling
In Colombia against the United States.
said to be attributable 10 the acauisi-
tlon by this country of the Panama
canal zone
Although press dispatches from Bo-
gotta announced that Minister Ospina
has been recalled because of his lot
ter, no official notification OF the ac-
ton has reached Washington.