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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
OOD NEWS FOR RED
/ 0OSS STAMP FOLKS

ssts OF DR.. Friedman's dIscOs-
vas received with Joy among
Thc have combined their ef-
2 stamp out tuberculosis IN
s.''s'entlon and education. too.
Important. That IL the reason
'1s red cross stamps. That IL
~ s1son WHY the Seattle com.
y the Washington Associa.
" me Prevention and Relief
,1soeFcuiosIs, together with a
Gn volunteers, has started
~ ~ annual z0-day stamp crusade
idat saort distance from the city IL
,,esf-oid girl taking care Of
yie father. The girl has
ts1'os's. There IA no money
- ~ -. % 80 70 a sanitarium. She
:1lIy DIE a"' "o's' anu
~. are thousands Of similar
where the red croaa stamns
MI ~. 'a nurses 10 drive out the
ocs.,sk start was made on the
I'M y aay Of the sale yesterday
\ Il = s,. .ne seals at the rs stations
isx.ec't e'ty were disposed Of.
&sss,s- 'ne ~ sale will be under the
hsSssn.m q the ladies Of the First
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

leaving the O. & w. depot and
walking south along the tracks.
They had progressed about a half
mile and were opposite the Vulcan
Iron Works when the train ap-
preached.
Boy Hides His Face.
Johnson gathered the boy in his
arms and stood squarely between
the rails. The boy al first strug.
gled. then hid his face against his
fathers coat. The engines whistle
shriIied frantically: the engineer
applied the emergency--too late.
For the distance was too short. the
speed of the train too great.
Johnson. siulck by the cow
catcher. was hurled from the track.
The boy, falling from his arms.
WAS ground under the wheels. and
his headless body spurned from be-
meath the train.
Johnson. though terribly hurt, did
not lose consciousness. Al the hos
pitAi he said:
i didn't want II to turn cut that
way. wanted 20 20 with the
boy"
He has a number OF cuts about
the head, several ribs broken and
possibly internal injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
YOUNG SCHOOL TEACHER
SAYS SHE'S PROSECUTED.
ALL BECAUSE OF A PIANO

WIN Miss Marie = Ncaffrey. a %.
year-old school teacher In the Du-
vanish school. keep her job
She says she will. Her principal.
Miss Norah Kelly, just turned ss.
says she won't.
Friday both will appear before
Judge Dykeman and air their tron-
bles. The school board members
OF the district win be there. Also
many neighbors.
The school board must show
cause on that day why an order
by the court last Saturday. restrain
ing them from discharging Miss
Caffrcy. should not be made per
manent
The trouble all started last Sep
tember There is an art fund in
the Duwamish school. One hundred
and nifty dollars was set aside for
that purpose last year. Miss Kelly,
the principal. is fond OF music.
She bought a secondhand piano
In September for sl5e and placed II
in the hall OF the school Then
she gently suggested 10 Miss CAT.
frey, according 10 the latter. that
Miss Caffrey's father. who is one
of the school directors. be persuad-
ed to use his influence TO vote the
art fund toward paying for the
piano.
Miss Caffrey demurred. and the
fight was on. Miss Kelly became
indignant. Miss Caffrey declares
the principal often came to her
school room while classes were in
session and called her down for the
bad spelling OF the pupils
Finally. on November 4, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
CHRISTMAS

useful things, too. And II you
haven't got gifts TO spare. a lit
tie money will do as Wei.
THE STOREROOM rs AT
b2t UNION ST.
II Will be open from Q O'Clock
tomorrow morning until 8 In
the evening, and every day
thereafter until Christmas.
Let's FILL that Storeroom.
Let's FIJI II cram.jam full
And then. on Christmas
day, Santa Claus win come to
the storeroom, and he will
empty Il OF its treasures. which
he will take to Dreamland.
We figure that 5000 little
chimney children will be wait
ing.
SUPPOSE THERE WEREN'T
ENOUGH PRESENTS TO 90
'ROUNDl SUPPOSE EVEN
ONE LlTTLE-CHiMNEY KID
EVEN ONE-SHOULD bic
TURNED EMPTY HANDED
AWAYi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
BLACK CHAMPION
GETS LICENSE To-
WE'D WHITE GIRL

CHICAGO. Dec. a.--Ciad in n fur
coat. lack johnson. negro prize
fighter. accompanied BY his white
valet. Joseph Levy. today secured
. license 70 marry Lucille Cam
crop. the white kiri with whose alb
ducfsun he In charged
Johnson gave hls age ~ ~, and
Miss Calnerons az 10 The pugii.
ist wss followed through she streets
By a blg crowd. The Wedding Ia
scheduled 10 take place nj the
Johnson home here Al aao o'clock
this afternoon.
Emerging from tho courthouse.
the negro grinned and Invited the
nex kpapcr meu 10 attend the cerc.
,nonv. promising them "oodles Of
champagne. swell feed and fine
orchestra lie said the minister
pf an Afro American church here
would officiate az the wedding
II was learned today that John
sou offered yesterday 10 plead
guisty 20 the white slave charge
against him n the case could be
compounded. Assistant United
States Dstric, Attorney Parkin re
fused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

school board met and listened to
charges made against the Young
teacher by her principal. Miss Caf-
frey was not allowed TO be present.
At the conclusion az the meeting,
she was asked. she says, to resign.
She refused.
Another meeting was held No
vember s. Miss Caffrey was again
asked TO resign. Again she refused.
This time she consulted an attor-
ney. The restraining order fol-
lowed
Miss Kelly wouldn't talk about
the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
DEEPEN CHANNEL
FOR GIANT LINER

py United Press Leased wlrs
LONDON, Dec. s.--The main
channel OF the Clyde. u is found.
will have to be widened and deep.
ened before the new Cunard liner
AqritanIa. one OF the worlds iarg-
est steamers. practically equal In
size 10 the olympic and the lost
Titanic. can leave for the open
sea. The AauitanIa will be launch
ed next spring and in the following
year will be ready for commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
DOUBTS THAT REAL
REMEDY IS FOUND

Los ANGELES. Dec. 3--Dr. "
NJ pottenErr. president os the Pot.
tengsr sanisaFsum for tuberculosis
patients. az Monrovia. and reeog
nlxed authority IL Inclined 70 be-
liese that the Friedman cure for
phthlsis is not as efficaeions as re-
ported
Friedman has been al work on
this for some time. said Dr. Pot.
tenger. but OF late the German
medical publications seem TO have
dropped tha matter cant put
much credence IN the claim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
SANE ANSWERS TO
FOOLISH QUESTIONS

what can you recommend 10 keep
the head Blacky.
Water
How can keep my beard looking
siikv 7---Whlak err.
Run a file over your crop before
each meal. and every night. before
retiring. soak them In red paint II
the paint doesn't produce the proper
result, ! can give you a recipe for
brass polish.
How can I rid my dog Of fieasY--
Anxious
saturate the neck OF each flea
with coal oil and apply match.
Whose works shall ! buy In order
to he a poet2--Poems.
Don't buy them. Read the
cigaret ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
PHYSICIANS SAY
WOMAN is SANE
In COURT FIGHT

-Four physicians. including Dr ].
w. Doughty of the Insane hospital
AZ stellacoom. today took the stand
In Judge F'rater's court 10 teatlfy
that Mrs Martha r. Hayer II In the
possession Of her rational asnaca
Mrs. Bayer. widow Of DR. Fred
srick A. Bsycr. claims TO be the
victim OF conspiracy aud makes
sensational charges against her
brother. T. n. puinon. appointed
her guardian last September. when
she was committed to Strliacoom.
Mrs. Bayer IL said 10 be worth
about $4,000. On October ~ abe
was paroled from the institution TO
the care Of hcr sister. Mrs y. Nc
Lanahnn AIRS Bayor Instituted
the present suit 10 have the decree
OF insanity dissolved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
M0RLD'S GREATEST
DISCOVERY, HE SAYS

IAcDAA, Dec. al hope II IL
20 good 70 be true. said Dr.
sl'sn Quevll. president Of the
mtttuberculosls society. az.
= had read the wonderful story
= Y Ffiedmans discovery of a
IR tnbercnlosis 1t would be
Veatest discovery since the be.
s'ns q the world, for one-sev-
Y oI he people die with tuber.
= ioday, and for every one
: oies. four or five are infected r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Christmas day. Well. II doesn't be-
long 10 me. II belongs TO X. IL.
boyle. I'm only the agent. Wait a
minute"
John Davis called number on
the phone. Was Mr.. Boyle there?
I. He was. A
wait Then
"fIellol You, Boyle? Davis talk
Ing. Uh.huhl" i.
Davis explained. That's an excel.
lent transmitter on Davis phone.
The answer fairly doomed into the
room.
why, surel Tell 'em to 80 as
far az they like"
Get the key from the clerk on
your way out" said Davis. grin
ming.
So now we're ready for you,
big.chimney folks.
We want toys, thingumajigs,
doodads, anything calculated
to make happy the heart OF a
little-chimney kid. We want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
If YOU'RE GOING T(
BY FRED L. BoALT.
We approached John Davis
~ =, faa, a,d ,rc,hl;ng

We approached John DAVIS
& Co. in fear and trembling.
We mentioned an empty
storeroom on Union st. OF
which John Davis & Co. are
the agents.
Please" we said, we
would like it for the little
chimney children"
John Davis scowled, but we
made sure that, from where we
stood, we -ould make the door
in two jumps.
what the" began John Davis.
There are 5000 OF them, you
know" we lucidly explained
Well, OF all the"
And Santa Claus" we hurried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

ARGUE STREET CAR
FRANCHISE RIGHTS

That the provision In the city
charter giyins the city the right 20
purchase property Of the Puget
sound Traction. IAght a Power Co
applies only to new franchises. and
does not act rctroactiveiy as to old
lines. was the argument presented
by Corporation Counsel Bradford
before Judge Dykeman this morn
ins
James u. Howe. appearing for
the traction company. argued that
the whole provision was unconsti-
rational. The hearing followed n
suit 10 test the validity Of the par.
ticular clause In the klnnear Park
line extension franchise. recently
granted BY the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
RYAN ASSERTS
HE DIDN'T KNOW
OF CONSPIRACY

ny rnitsd rres. f.sas<a Wire
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. s.--Reaum.
Ing the stand today In the so-cailed
dynamite conspiracy trial, prssi
dent Frank NJ Ryan, of the interpa-
tlonal Association OF Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers. one OF the
defendants, fatty eontrndicted the
assertion OF Or,ie McMsnigAi that
John J. McNhmara deposited union
money under the name OF Geo.
Clark with the knowledge and con
sent OF Ryan.
II do not believe any such de-.
poglts were made" said Ryan. but
II they were, knew nothing about
a."
Ryan admitted. however. that he
travelled considerably and WAS mot
very familiar with affairs at head
quarters"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

1efu1< the inctttanit.
-, his little. gray-haired wo'
- 4 happy today For the news
n priedmans wonderful dis
~,rx uromlsing an effective cure
- ,sbcrxuiosis. has reached her.
: sr-x a The Star. containing the
Isri< by Correspondent Shepherd
s1srs the great Berlin doctor, Was
= ssr hands yesterday.
- resd Il. proppcd up In her
- 90 With pile Of pillows.
~ reSd Il in that little opcn-air
1s~> balldsng her home while
ul1s the rain came down IN a
uny drixxle.
nsppy for the Others.
M sse Was happy, Il vas not
= hectic f,ush OF the patient
- r.diatsd In her cheeks. "
-. " raddy glow Of the happy
~ seemed 10 grasp with pecnl'
= eouprehensisencss ~. Fried
- theory for the tuhsrculsr
- a. read. then she repeated
hsrvsN those words Of Shrp-
~ repeating almost verbatim
~ vords used BY Dr Friedman
noslf:
n d sct 10 be hoped that this
6urorssy wfll restore wasted lungs,
- tisuex.
Vrrtsd !unxsi That meant her.
II ~ wasn't entertaining hopes
= Ae<seH i was for others she
- hsppy the many who arc not
III ID what the doctors cali the
h1v,ncfd siage"
i - believe II. she said, y
= be,I~se II. Science Is almost
1.Ils IN poxer--there are 80
n1ny wonderful things discovered
ooey day Shall I doubt that this
uut wonderful cure has been dis
uger<dy I can believe u u
unt sound improbable to me.
"a I hope for u. hope II 10 true
hcpe- not for myself am old
XM+V 0IE NHtANFt EtAt $50 a@
s1ing myself about my condi-
4 ooon TO Mankind.
Ut hope for the many thons-
- and Thousands and millions
xk1n this wonderful discovery viii
- am hopeful for the little
- H coming generations. for
~ precsoas lives ! am hopeful
u \. for Il il the greatest boon
y exn BE- given 70 mankind
Nlns Burtis raz for many years
tacher. And she has always
- Z student. She diagnoses iu-
nlar conditions with scientific
eti1io2.
Il<re are ~ patients al the Rich
- Highlands Institution. Of
sooG II are free 70 move about.
- yonrz woman has gained 20
Gods IN three months
D." abe almost gasped when
M vns told Of Dr. Friedmau's
avery, Isn't It the most won
eIfHI thing IN the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
DIRECT ELECTION
FOR PRESIDENTS?

WASHINGTON. Dec. g. Senator
works OF California introduced In
the senate today a joint resolution
proposing a constitutional amend.
nenf providing for the election by
direct vote OF the president OF the
United States. The bill provides
that each states returns be certi-
ned by the secretary OF state OF
the United States before January
following the election. and that
the secretary Of state shall certify
the returns TO the president OF the
senate before February /. when
the winner will be announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
PHEW! S135. 900 FOR
ONE PRIVATE CAR!

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Dec.
3.-chas. N. schwsb 10 today In
possession Of his new private
car "loretto," which Ia the
most expensive in the country,
costing st35,ooo.
The car Is built entirely of
steel. The interior is OF ma
hoaany. inlsid with gold and
silver fiiigree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
[E:] zss5 zTsSs s4ss ss''||

botn gents were nittIng Il up
fast when seen by The Stars argus
eyed artist today. Both we're anx-
ious 10 get their Christmas shop
ping done early. but skinny Whites
noble steed seemed 10 need saline
Injection TO keep him going Fatty
Black was perspiring freely, but
hitting up merry clip. Watch
for tomorrows Developments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
MISS EDISON WILL.
WE'D AN INVENTOR

by United Press Leased Wire
WEST ORANGE. N. j.. Tee. a.
Miss Madeline Edison. daughter OF
Thomas A. Edison, the electrical
wizard. ~ TO marry John Eyre
Sloane. also an inventor. according
to announcement today. Sloane
worked for some time with Edison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
HUSBAND SHE SLEW
BOB FORD, SHE SAYS

Los ANGELES. Dec. s.--" "AIbertF
Ford, the husband slain by Mrs.
Caroline r. Ford In April. 1911.
was no other than Bob Ford, the
most daring and notorious of Jesse
James outlaws. according TO the
statement Of Mrs. Ford at her trial
yesterday Sc was acquitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
DYING, SHE HEARS
ABOUT LUNG CURE:
. GLAD FOR OTHERS
Little Old Woman at Richmond
Hospital Rejoices at Wonderful
News of Great Discovery.

venne Bur,is has moved from her cot for almost
year. .
She Is little. old about CO. ,tbercuar patient
I me Richmond Highlands hospital, the lnterurban road
l4wxen Seattle and Everett
The dreaded white plague has held her in grip for
bug hong time She has hope She expects what she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
LAFFERTY BUSY IN
VICE INVESTIGATION

by United press Leased Wire.
PORTLAND. Or. Dec. s--"Am
comforting today with officials OF
the public health. marine hospital
service and the department OF Jus.
tice In the matter OF dcvising ways
and means 20 stamp out Infamous
crimes In the United States"
This was the telegram received
today from Representative A. w.
Lafferiy In relation 20 the prom.
ised activity OF the government in
the vice scandal unearthed here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
MELANCHOLY, GIRL
SWALLOWS POISON

Suffering from meIancholia and
having several times threatened to
take her own life. Florence Daley,
%. last night swallowed carboIic
acid. and died few minutes later
1T the apartments where she has
been living with her mother. Mrs.
Catherine Daley, ii01 East pike st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
FATHER STANDS in PATH OF TRAIN
HOLDING SON IN HIS ARMS AFTER
WIFE REFUSES TO RETURN TO HIM
Boy Hides Face on Mans Shoulder
as He Goes to His Death; Father
in Hospital, Badly Injured.

Douglas Johnson. six years old. beheaded by
O. q w. passenger train at o'clock this morning
when his father A. Johnson in effort end his
life and his sons stood in the path of the rushing train with
the boy in his
Johnson lies the City hospital critically hurt. The
body Of the boy headess and horribly mangled But
terworth's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03
CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOR BEATEN

OREGON CITY. Or. Dec. s.-Mrs.
Kate Newton. the first woman can
didate for mayor in Oregon, Is to-
day badly beaten as a result OF the
city election. she got but l73 out of
the 1908 votes cast, Linz l.. Jones
being her successful rival.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-04
TENSION NJ HIGH
PITCH CHIHUAHUA.

~ associated Press.
Chihuahua July 9. Nervously
awaiting the outcome Of the battle AZ
Bachimba. forty miles distant. which
will decide whether this city. for 30
long the rebel capital. will continue
such or go 10 the constituted govern.
ment. the tension here today was at
an extreme point
A small colony OF Americans ana
foreigners raised flags over thar
residences
Bulletins from the rebel front we're
numerous and filled Nith rebel optim.
ism
Eighty eight Federal rural.s NUT
inied. while attempting 10 effect an
entrance 20 the state oi sonora from
chihuahua 10 afford an outlet for
OrozDos army it defeated at Bach
lmba
Muuuyrrs came Co Douglas On the
American side. and said that their
horses had been taken from them,
aud they refused 10 wlak
Twenty mutineers we're seized and
imprisoned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-04
special to Daily News.

Npecisl TO bshy News
Galveston. Tex. July S.-In his an-
nual address before the Texas Bar
Association. which. with approximate
ly one hundred members In attend
ance. is In session here, Hon. X. L.
l.. Saner OF Dallas, president OF the
organization, departed from the usual
custom, which is to comment upon
noteworthy legislation OF the year,
this departure being made for the rea-
son that the Texas Legislature has
not met during the year, aud as yet
congrss has not enacted any impor-
tant measures. Instead he discussed
the lmpatience OF the people with the
courts, argued that the matter desrey-
ed the serious consideration OF law
yers. and in this connection made a
number of important concrete sus-
gestions.
First, he recommended that the
Bar Association should be developed
by encouraging the organization OF
county associations Second, he re.
commended that the Legislature
should make woyision for all OF the
Judges OF the Appellate and District
Courts to meet annually in connec-
ton with the Bar Association to dis
cuss the business OF the courts and to
recommend such legislation as is
needed, Third, that provision be
made in Texas for Legislative Ref
erence Department, similar to that OF
Wisconsin. Fourth, that the Texas
Bar Association should endow a
scholarship in the law school of the
University OF Texas. Fifth, that the
Texas Legislature should create a
commission upon revision of the
statutes aud reform of procedure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-04
Assistant Secretary A. Platt
Andrew Tenders Re-
signatiOn
CRITICISM FOR MACVEAGH
DECLARES IDIOSYNCRACIEs OF
DEPARTMENT CHIEF HAMP-
Frs AND DISCOURAGEs
OtNGEH MEN.
BY Associated Press

ny AtNoSi@tcu lfcts
Washington. u. c.. July The
row in the United States Treasury of
more than years standing between
Secretary MacVesgh and Assistant
Secretary A. Plat Andrews culminat.
ed today in Andrews resignation and
proposal for Congressional investi-
cation of Macveagh's administration.
Representative Cox presented a
resolution In the'House after reading
Andrews letter of resignation TO
President Taft.
Andrews declared that energetic
young men In the Treasury had been
hampered and discouraged at every
turn by MacVeagh's 'idiosyncracies,
astounding capacity for procrastina-
tion. incapacity for decision, and Pc
culiar moods of suspicion and aver
sion TO which he Is constantly SUBJ
ject."
The final break came when An
drews wrote TO Macveagh that he
was going to attend the Chicago con-
vention. whereupon MacVeagh order
ed him to remain in Washington
Andrew said that he was informed
that he must leave the Department
or MacVeagh would quit, and that
his resignation was practically asked
for.
10 the committee or rules.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-04
ELECTORS NAMES MUST
APPEAR ON BALLDT.

Austin. Tex, July i-In an opin-
ion 10 7 II. Strong. Coleman county
Democratic chairman. Assistant At
torney General c T. Mead held thai
a construction of the Terrell elec.
tion Law would require the names OF
Democratic Presidential electors %
be placed on the official ballot for
the primary this month These cleo
tors were selected al Houston and
must nov be again elected. Since
they have no opposition. they will be
el,ted without question
II il the first time the question
has been passed upon officially ia
Texas. aud Mr. Mead says that with
out the appearance of the electors on
the ticket the voters would take no
pledge 70 support the Democratic
nominee for the Presidency. IL Ia
OF particular interest at this time,
when there is talk OF a new party In
this country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-04
THIRD PARTY IS
/ NOW UNDER WAY
HOOsier State PrOgressives
Meet and Condemn Chi.
cagO Convention

b. ASSOCIATED Press
7 Indianapolis, Ind. July 3.-The
third political party was launched
in Indiana late today. when progress
sive Republicans called from all sec
,ions Of the state BY Edwin NJ. Lee.
former state chairman. met and
adopted resolutior~. condemning the
Chicago convention. aud declaring
that IL could not abide by It's acts.
Provision vas made for tickets In
efery county aud also for a state
ticket
Rooseyets name brought forth
cheers
Lee sas selected for temporary
state chairman He was authorized
TO call state convention. and ma
tional conference of progresslyes will
be invited 20 meet at indianapolis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-04
STOCk EXCHANGE
rO q NSE sAiaRIEs

New York, July For the first
time In thirty years there will be a
general increase on July H. In the
wages of Stock Exchange employees.
and about $50 people will be bene-
fitted
The raise, which includes every one
from porter TO superintendent, is in
response to demands made by the in
surgents on the Board OF Governors
elected last month The leader has
been Il. T. Tefft A large number
of members also wished to see such
action taken.
One OF their first steps taken after
the election was TO submit resolu-
tion TO the board raising the salaries
of all employees on the ground thta
the high cost of living made 1t ur-
gent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-04
DALLAS SHRISERs
GIVEN BANQ, UT.

Dallas. Tex. July 3.-Hella Temple
Shrine. the city. through the mayor
and commissioners. the Dallas Ad
League. and the Chamber OF Com
merce Joined In giving a banquet at
the oriental hotel at O'Clock O.
night In honor OF Mike n. Thomas,
sam p Cochran. John G.. Hunter,
George II Green and James Garrity
OF Corsicana. who as representatives
OF Hella Temple 10 the recent shrine
meeting in Los Angeles. secured the
next national convention for Dallas
G W Hobson presided as toast
master and various prominent citlz-
ems spoke