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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-12

1t is claimed that the new home of Rockefeller,
Jr in New York is going to be a simple affair.
Cost only 100000 Positively niggardly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-12

Entered rs second class matter at the post
office at Amarillo. Texas. under the act Of March
}. 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-12
OKLAHOMA CITY Livestock

Oklahoma City. Nov. ll.-iiogs -
Receipts 1900. market ten 70 fif-
teen cents lower. Bulk f7.75.
Cattle Receipts 1900. market
steady.
Sales. Az VT Price
~ "a. IInN InluraI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-12
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

The Daily News will be delivered by carrier
anywhere in Amarillo or by mail outside of the
atty. for $500 year or Soc month in advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-12

The state flags of Arizona Kansas, Oregon
and Michigan will now be changed to the shap,
Of bifurca.ed petticoat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-12

For Sale or Trade-One big Bull Moose
Terms no object
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-12

Thanks be- bumper crop year never ride
the bumpers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-12

Turkey may be on her last legs, but she has
her craw full--of trouble
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-12
TREADWELL TOPICS

Miss Gertrude Landsburg returned on the Jefferson from Seattle and will spend the summer with her parents,
 Mrs. Bert Bell left on the Jefferson for the states,
 The boarding house near the old Bears Nest property is receiving a coat of paint.
 Mir, John D, Miller has gone to the Taku river country for couple of weeks outing.
 Miss Marie Adams, of Ballard, Wash, was an arrival on the Seattle, to be @ a guest of Mrs. A. E. Christoe for a short time.
 Mrs, A. E. Christoe returned on the Seattle after months visit with rela- tives and friends in Seattle. She was accompanied by her son, David.
 Wm. Dauielson, formerly of the car penter force, left recently for visit to the states; also to his home in Norway,
 Mir. T. Manners and family are now occupying the Bennett cottage while the Bennetts are away on vacation.
 Albert Rapp, who has been attend ing the university for the past six months, returned on the Jefferson,
 Russell Casey has resigned his posi- tion at the cyanide plant and goue to Juneau.
 Karl Stein and Ed Jackson came in from Gypsum and left for Nugget creek where they have accepted work.
 A sister of Mrs. E. Youngstrom, of "The Pines," stopped here on her way to the interior. Mrs. Youngstrom ac- companied her as far as Skagway, re-. turning on the Seattle.
 The barge Louisiana was anchored at the Treadwell buoy for couple of days.
 The last Club dance was not we'll at- tended because of it being tue last night of the appearance of the May Roberts Go. for some time. Teams have been organized for the hose races for the Fourth, and almost every evening some of them are out on the Treadwell plaza racing,
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-12
The Douglas Island News.
THE LOCAL FIELD.

Alti.Tone, the great tonic at the Alas ka Drug Go.
 Dr. R. Steele, dentist, arrived on recent boat.
 Ala.Tone the great tonic, at the Alaska Drug Co.
 Charlie Stevens has gone to Cali fornia on business.
 The Santa Ana brought coal to the ferry wharf Monday,
 Wm. Anderson is improving his resi- dence on Second street,
 Miss Edna Dow went to Seattle last week for short vacation
 Edwin Fox went south last Thursday night for a visit at Spokane, Wash.
 The Latouche unloaded 200 tons of coal at the city dock Saturday night.
 Window screens, screen cloth and chicken netting can be had at Jensen's. Get Kodak at Andrews studio aud learn to take pictures, We will show you.
 Digesto, the great food tonic and builder, 25c bottle at the Alaska Drug Go.
 Mrs. Henry Erie is among the pas sengers coming to Douglas on the Str. Humboldt
 Trusses of all kinds and sizes can be had at the Alaska Drug Co..guaran- teed to at
 AIbin BariteIIo and George Stukey went over to Hoouah last week on the City of Rome.
 Sprinkling cans, garden hose and all that goes to beautify tue garden, for sale at Jensen's.
 If your back hurts, get Belladonua plaster at the Alaska Drug Go. and get immediate relief.
 The Douglas infants beat the Doug las Juniors by score o! L9 to IA last Monday evening.
 Sunday evening the Lyric orchestra will give concert Ia connection with the regular show.
 Muresco - Muresco -- Muresco--the only wall tiuish--in all colors at Jen sens Hardware store,
 A dance will be given tonight at the Lyric after the show by the Lyric or chestra. Fine music,
 NoT1CE-Denatured alcohol 90 cents gallon at the Alaska Drug Co. You furnish your own container.
 Clothes baskets, cheap camping bas kets, wringers, washboards, boilers, tubs, etc., eau be had at Jenseu's.
 Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis, lecturer for the socialist party, delivered an ad- dress at Natatorium ball last night, The city salt water pump will be moved in to the shore line this sum mer. A lot of uew pipe has already arrived. The forestry boat Tahn, which has been lying at the dock for several days, pulled out for the south this morning.
 We have for sale three strings of gen uine hand made Oregon Rose beads. Call in aud see them at the Alaska Drug Co.
 Day after tomurrow-Friday- Flag Day. All patriotic Americans should display the stars and stripes on the that day.
 Just arrived--a large stock of East mau Kodaks and supplies at Ed An drews' studio, Everything sold at cat. alog prices,
 Miss Susanne Homes, principal of the Douglas school, and her sister, Miss Mary Homes, left last week for their home in Oregon,
 The Tex's Clay cigar makers went to Limestone Sunday. The latest story is that they caught several thousand pounds of halibut.
 MT. P. s. Early came in yesterday evening from Yankee cove. He says that his garden is producing all kinds of vegetables in great abundance.
 pr. Clay will give personal attention to Douglas Island patients and will be at the office of pr. Finley in Douglas on Tuesday and Friday of each week.
 From the 18th of June until the 18th of July the Alaska Drug Co. will give ranistar nhanks-s5 good for 25c in
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-12

Alti-Tone, the great tonic, at the Alaska Drug Go.
 Last week John Koski bought of John McWilliams the lot next to Charlie Fenster on Fourth street and now has fine residence building we'll under way.
 Say, isn't it delicious2 You ought to try it, made fresh every day. Joe Trudgeon makes it-thst famous Nu. gate--and you can get it at the Alaska Drug O.; three different kinds.
 Miss Annie Mccormick arrived yes terdey evening from San Francisco for visit with her parents in this city, John Mccormick, who has been visit ing in Frisco, returned on the same boat.
 All members of the Douglas Improve ment Club are requested to attend special meeting called for Thursday evening to make arrangements for an entertainment. The meeting will be held at the school house.
 Mir. o. H. Bernard, former resident of Douglas, came north on the steamer Jefferson on his way to the Fairbanks country, where he is interested in some placer claims. Mr. Bernard now makes 1 his bome at Grants Pass. | Builders, take notice, you can save money if you buy your doors, windows, nails, roofing papers, building papers, deading felt and corrugated iron from Jensen's Hardware store.
 For sale--l37 acres good water front farm land on Puget sound. Will cut into smaller tracts if desired. Easy terms at half the price others are re- ceiving for adjoining lands, See N. J. Emory, Sans Souci hotel, Douglas.
 pr. Kulish, government expert on sanitation, visited Douglas the other day and smelled around down in beach town. Re said it needed fixing and if the city council could not force clean up be would try his hand ill a few weeks.
 As soou as the Thomas building is complete the Alaska Drug Go. will move there from it's present location in the Odd Fellows building. The Odd Fellows plan to use the entire building for lodge purposes, the first floor to be used as banquet room and hall for dancing.
 MT. A. Murray, who has started building operations on his lot at the corner of Third and G streets, has the lumber cn the ground to Hume the creek from one end of his property to the other. After the Hume is in place the lots will be graded to present. an unbroken appearance.
 1 Several volcanoes out on the Alaska peninsula, which, by the way, is nearly a thousand miles from Douglas, are in a state of eruption. Saturday night | shower of ashes fell in Douglas, evi- dently from that source, News comes | from the Westward that several small villages have beeu destroyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

getting a. state charter and establish ing a bank in some impenetrable swamp, where no recipient of note or currency could ever ask for re- demption.
 The Civil War brought on natioL.- al need for money. The coin of the nation was required for foreign pay ments, and the present "sreenbacll" currency was inaugurated, sweeping away the whole wild cat' system. The war, however, brought such chances to the large class who want something for nothing, that the meth ods of banking, custom frauds and other form of speculation were largo ly developed Today the newsna ners show that these methods are hv no means extinct. The concentrations TOT illicit gain, usually called mach mes, are daily becoming more ana more repu2nant to honest industry, and in that is the hope of the nation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
OPEN THE BOOKS

The officers of the Jefferson County Free Bridge Association, n an open letter to Secrtary J. P. ,Iracie, of the Taxpayers Protective Association in today's Graphic, ask that they be permitted to inspect the. Contribution book, of that Associa- tion in order to make sure that the Cot on Belt and Iron Mountain rail reads have not contributed o tle anti Free Bridge fund. They ask that the books be brought to Pine Bluff from Rob Roy for inspection or that MT. Gracie publish in the newspapers a list of the contributors to the Tax payers fund.
 This open letter comes after the Taxpayers off cials published atfi- dav.es in the Graphic on the subject, which were not entirely satisfactory or clear to those who are familiaT with the interest being taken by the railroads in the opposition fight, and Wltu WHiCH lhe laApdycIa olliCia'o try to convert fair minded thinkers, after they had been informed by one of MT. Golfers employees that the railroads had given the'r pro "a a 10 the anti-Free Bridge fund. O
 Now, in order to more fully con- vince the public that the railroads are not in this opposition fight, it is up to Mr. Collier and MT. Oracle to grant the request of the FreeBridge Association officers. They. have stated all along that the books of ihe,r Association were open to the public. 2 !
 Ill a recent signed statement thS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

The Dallas News feels constrained to remark: civilian F. McCombs, who managed Woodrow Wilson's pre- convention campaign and who is the new chairman of the National Demo- cratic committee, used to live in Ark ansas. After he graduated from Princeton he located in New York, and he is now so close to the Demo- cratic nominee that if the latter is elected MT. McCombs will have no trouble at all in securing the appoint ment as surveyor Of the port of Pine Bluff. Is this meant as a joke, or does the Dallas News man wish to be taken as funny?-Pine Bluff Graphic.
 It is probable that there are now children alive who will see the day when Pine Bluff will be a port for great ocean steamers. Such thing is not beyond the probable Arkansas Gazette.
 Yes Mayor john Ryan, of Rob Roy, already claims that there is a mos quito fleet in the harbor five miles South of Pine Bluff and as far as we know there is. But we are well screened here and we do not fear an attack.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
LIFT 2 THE 7 JUDGES
 LEARN TEE ! AW''
Representative Nlulkey Asserts Ala-
 bama Judges Ire Ignorant.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. S.-"Let the judges go to work, learn the lao', remember it and apply it.
 This is the advice given today Dy Representative W. o. Mulkey of Ge- neva, Ala, to the members of the State judiciary. In an open letter to Judge John Pelham of the state Cour, mittee on judicial reforms, he holds that the Alabama judges are ignor- ant of the law; that they do not study it, and that they give the greater part Of their time to social intercourse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

Taxpayers officials charged taas the Bridge Comm ssion had fingers, repeaters and dead men, signed up for the Free, Bridge. They failed to refer to the five hundred protest pe- titions, Gigned by the same person, which MT. Collier specially requested time MT. Alexander consented t3 go over the protest petitions with repre- sentatives of the Taxpayers Ass ocia- t'on.
 Wore there only. five hundred of them?
 Whose hand wri,ing was each sig nature in?
 Maybe the five hundred protests were counted rasher hurried y.
 Was that all of them?
 The Taxpayers officials seem to be up on irjunctions, and it would not have been out of place fer an appll- cation to have been filed for an ;n- junction to prevent the Bridge Com missioners from inspecting the five hundred protests, written with one hand and the same pen and ink. dThe Taxpayers overlooked gco6 bet there.
 Wait till the protest petitions arc reviewed carefully. Then watch the bottom of the opposition drop cut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

is an improvement over the old style, but what we want to see is an at tachmant that will keep tae lacteal Containcr on the front steps till we get up in the morning.
 T. R. will open his campaign in Rhode Island August 15. It's a Won- der he wouldn't pick on someone his size.
 Finn, Cox, ct al., were kept out or the spotlight at Chicago. They be- long to the back room crowd.
 There is a bigger fight in Congress on the battlesfip program than the vessels will probably ever sec if built
 It's a cinch Teddy prefers beins stampeded by a herd of Bull Moos.o to being tlattenea under the steam roller.
 Memo: To give Mr. Ail-0yer-Ark- ansas penny for his thought today. Pine Bluff Graphic.
 You'll have to take two of them. We have no change.-Arkansas Gazette.
 Right, old chap, have two a day, if you feel equal to it; we'll gladly give assent for each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
CONSCIENCE AND CLEAN MILK

In Chicago recently the city coun- Gil failed to pass all ordinance pro- viding for a clean and safe milk supply, which has been prepared by the milk committee of the council and the Ci:y Health Department after muoch study and consultat on with all parties interested The failure Of this ordinance to pass, together with the enactment of law by the lllnoo1s legislature preventing cities rom emarding a tuberculin test of cows furn shing the city milk-sup ply leaves the city almost helpless as regards the safety of the milk for it's babies. The chief cource of op- position seems to be the small deal CT, who evidently opposes it because he does not wish to curtail his prof it's by the added expense necessary to cleanliness
 in Ere, Pa, after repeated failures of the city health department to il- duce a large number of milk-dea iers to comply with the milk regulations to the extent of straining the cow manure and other dirt out af their milk, the. authorities were compelled to seize much of the supply anl pour it into the gutter. In San Diego, an of Iof dinance which gives the courts room for technical interpretation, mak- ing convictions for viola ion alm st Impossible, the health board has urged that the ord finance be amend ed so as to make violations punish able by imprisonment. Tie present San Diego ordinance provides for a small fine, and only on a fourth vic- lation is the milkmans license re- voEel. These are only a few h. stances in which it is found that hrl- man considarat ions involving the health and lives Of helpless infants make no appeal to men financially interested.
 If you said to one of these milk dealers or opposing councilmen, "Yau have killed a baby he would probably call you a liar, prosecute you for islander, or figh; the trouble is merely that he can see no iniquity
 fsince it is against his interest to see it) in jeopardizing tEe lives Of hu- man innocents by furnishing dirty which generally means DO sonou: milk to his GUS omers. No corsileTa- tons must be allowed to weigh
 against friends and their interests, says politics. No considerations mus be allowed to weigh aga nst business, says the mikman. And so the small dealer, the ward politician and the amall-souled, self-serving council- man, all with minute or vanishing consciences, fail to pass, or deliEcr- atey and repeatedly violate, ord - 1 nances which under the plainest dic-
 tates of ethics, deccncy or humanity
 should never encounter tho least op- position. What is really needed, ac- eording to TEe Journal of the Ameri-
 can Medical Association, is deyel-
 opment of congc enca and an extcn-
 sion cf human feeling. Then an ur-
 seemly fight would rot be required to insure a o,esn and heai.hful milk
 supply,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

The Pine Bluff Graphic says the girl who fares forth these hot days without her vanity box is to be pitied We saw one yesterday who fared forth with little more than her van ity. She even left the box at home.- Arkansas Gazette.
 Of course, the observing gentleman of the esteemed Arkansas Gazette promptly looked the other way.-Pine Bluff Graphic.
 We did, and also we screamed.- Arkansas Gazette < If you did, married life has certain ly made a Christian out of you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
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Al G. Field has bourgeoned forth as the author of book entitled Watch Yourself Go By" This is an interesting diversion for a man who has just stepped forth from a friendly bar.
 We suggest to the 101 Ranch Show, coming soon, which is said to eXhiblr 101 varieties of the wild and untamed, that they add T. R. for the 102nd ln order to mako their catalog complct..
 The lawbreakor Who gets tangled up with Detective Burns is almost sure to have his wings scorched.
 Half a carload of milk bottles for Pine Bluff. Is this Prohibition vio- tory, or merely first aid to the babies? :? < We presume Athe sequel to Al Fields book, Watch Yourself Go By'' will be See That You Get By"
 A dramatically sealed milk bottle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
The "Progressi, e Party

Is thc idnividual, man or woman, who uses Foley Kidney Pills for backache, rheumatism, weak back, and other kidney and bladder irregularities. I'o- ley Kidney Pills arc healing, strcng- thening, tonic, a'.d quick to produce beneficial resul S. Contain no harm ful drugs. Never sold in bulk. Put up in two sizes in sealed bottles. The genuine in a yellow package. w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

IEU5C, 1IIIIuIU ICdI city of hair on his head, who has con fessed that he personally arranged for the hiring of the assassins who killed Herman Rosenthal. Rose, ls- his confession, declared that he was ordered to have Rosenthal put out Of the way by Lieutenant Charles A. Becker, of the New York polico, for whom he declared was afraid or Rosenthal's threat to expose police corruption. Rose is now in mortal fear that he is marked for death a. the hands of gangsters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

Just because she got it on her face is no legal reason why the New York woman who is being sued for pay ment of a bill of face paints, pow ders and cosmetics, should not pay the account
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

Just because you are tall there is no excuse for your being uppish.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

An exchange wants to know what Eve took after they had eaten the green apples. If there were no doc tors in those days piohablys they didn't know stomach ache from appendicitis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

Some bill collectors are so incom- petent that they cannot even collect their own thoughts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
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your merchandise is to place an ad- vertisement ill the Graphic and they will not be there long enough to gather dust.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

You might consider it compliment to be called hog these days, taking into consideration the present price of pork.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

Special discount sale on Herricl Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers and re- troit Gasoline Stoves at Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
TO SUMMER TOURISTS.

Before leaving Pine Bluff for your vacation call at the Graphic office and leave your address so that this paper may be mailed to you daily, and thereby add to the pleasure of your trip.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

The best way to keep the dust off
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

Finn. Cox, ct al., were kept out or the spotlight at Chicago, They be- long to the back room crowd.
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