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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-02
WHAT DR.. MILLER SAYS
Prescribes Bears Emulsion with Fine
Results.

DR.. John D. Bear. Elloton. Va
Dear Sir: Tt gives me pleasure to
recommend Bears Emulsion and hope
the recommendation viii not only help
YOU but Will be the means Of some one
seeking a remedy to rid them OF the
long. lingering coughs and colds. I
have prescribed your Emulsion and
have received very gratifying results
It Is a fine tissue builder; tones up the
stomach and gives the patient a good
I have seen the remedy made and
know all its constituents and thor
Yours Very Re@pt,
Dr.. II. H. Miller.
Bears Emulsion sells for one dol
lar a Bottle or six FOR five dollars. Can
be bought at all druggists in c.arks-
burg and the johnson Pharmacy al
ShInnston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-02
SHOOT WILD HURKEY.

Cecil Gon Bailey has returned
from a weeks hunt IN Randolph and
Upshur counties. He and two com
paniens shot three wild turkeys
several rabbits and other small
game.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-02

u
ne outline e the gI1tels8 oF
SeeT1ea fneIEFic-lIlIy mixed. IS eellloz
tors and eongressmen Iaet Ia fF3elltlly
conference, With the prospect OF taEln
revision in the special session that Is
70 assemble under President Wilson.
next spring. IN the Senate Republic
can leaders were slow 70 admit the
certasnty. OF Democratic control on all
4ariR. problems, even with the great
Increase In membership that Is to
some with the new Congress
The reassembling Of the House drew
together a. host of men. long promi-
nently identified with Republican
Affairs Ia that body to whom the cleo
lions had brought political disaster
Among them we're Nicholas Long
worth OF Ohio. John Dalzell OF Penn
sylvanta, Ebenezer J. Fill Of Connec-
ticut and John A. Needham of Cali
fornia. all members OF the powerful
ways and means committee. and lead
e4s in advocation and defense OF Re
publican tariRs.
OF the so-called 4oId Republican
Guard the force that supported and
framed the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill
in the opening Of PresioeuS Taft;s adj
ministration, but two members will
remain on the ways and means com
nittee after March 4, Representative
Payne OF New York and Representa-
! tive Fordney OF Michigan
/ In the ranks Of the last termers ,
also. were Representatives Mckinley
wilson, Foss and PUrince Of Illinois;
REPRESENTATIVE Norris Of Nebraska,
who is soon to step into the Senate;
Representative oImstead Of Penn
sylvania and Mccall OF Massachusetts,
Republicans who were not candidates
for reelection. and Representative
iCrumpacker. whose defeat in Indiana
gave the Democrats solid delegation
from that state for the next session OF
Congress.
The extent of Progressive influence
in the winter session is the subject OF
general gossip at both ends OF the
capitol OF the strong insurgent Re-
publican element in the House, which
has voted with the Democrats upon
tariff measures during the last two
years. many will wind up their ser
vice with this session. In the Kansas
DELEGATION, Victor Murdoch was the
only so-called insurgent to return to
his seat today with a title for two
more years. Representatives Roose,
Young and Jackson. all comparatively
new members, went down before
Democratic opponents
The presidents message is usually
the most important business on the
.reassembIing OF Congress. But as
the first day is marked by so much
hustle and confusion of returning
senator's and members, with their ex-
change OF greetings, the delivery Of
the message to Congress, and its for
NAL reading to both houses. usually
20 over to the second day. This
will doubtless be the procedure this
wear, so that the receipt and resding
Of the message viii 90 over until TO
morrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-02
4 GOOD sTENOCRAFHE

need never hold on" 10 poor posi-
ton, where neither appreciation nor
advancement are to be found som e
want advertising in the Telegram is
pretty sure TO find an employer for
you who will value EFFICIENCY at
thing like its real worth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-02

Of the Various Republican
State Candidates over
Democratic Are Large.

The wheeling Register has com
piled what it terms an official count
of the vote in West Virginia at the
recent election. The Registers hg-
ures are as follows:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

Coming IT, Amarillo Tuesday April
30. The FamoUs Alabama Minstncls,
iu big tent on sot IN Po.k and Secoad
streets
The Waco Morning News OF Arril
H.. SAYS the f.llowing
The Alabama Colored Minstrels
gave an amusing production under
canvas at the corner OF Third and
tacsks1n streets last night The
crowd filled the tent % Us capacity
The acts most worthy OF comment
we're those OF the Clark Brothers,
who opened the performance Ed
wards was excellent on the slack wire
and proved himself TO be an exceed
inply good dancer and comedian, A
yc-v unique cigar smoking act by
Watts. the giant and funny fellow
was highly comendablc and his imi-
tation OF a tro nbone was very clever
The feature OF the entire performance
was fire-eating and contortion aci
hy Hi-h Henry Hunt There was 4
good hand and orchestra which fur
nished music for the songs through
the entire show The Alabama MIN
stiles leave this morning for Marlin In
their two private cars which are alsC
worthy OF mention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
TRUMbULL To ATTEND
WELFARE COMMISSION

New York April o. Mr. Frank
rrumbul o' This Htt BIAS Announce 60
hls intention OF accepting an invita-
tiou 20 attend the meeting OF the
Texas Welfare Commission at lous
ton on April 200 Nessrs Robt Lotctt
Il - Yoakvm and Edwin Gould have
also been invited 20 attend the next
session OF the Commission
The Texas Welfare Commission is
composed OF fifteen of the leading
business men OF the state appointed
hy the Texas Commercial Secretaries
and business Mems Association 10 ln-
yestigate Industrial conditions In that
state They have invited the Texas
Railroad Commissioners and the
heads of railroad systems TO meet
with them and discuss Texas railroad
problems
The movement is being watched
with considerable interest by the
leading investors in railroad securl
ties in this 0tl aud this method of
bringing together the leading fac-
tors iu railroad work Is looked upon
- means OF clearing many misu
dersiandinrs nov existing between
the railroads and the public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
C0LQU|T CHANGES
DATE FOR CANYON

SPECIAL 70 Daily News
Canyon. Tex April IA mes-
SAFE from Governor Colqutt today
stsjod that be- was willing 70 carry
out the program % speaking IN Can
yon next Tuesday mornine, April 30.
as stated In yesterday issue Of ne
Daily News but D. the reople o. Can
Won could arrange 20 % 50. De- much
preferred to come here Monday uisht
Aprail %. The Commercial Glib az
once wired their acceptance Of his
plans
Tho special train on the Santa Re
will leave Canyon Monday afternoon
at O'Clock and viii arrive iu ANA
rillO shortly after the Governors adj
dress. he will be brought back on
the special arriving In Canyon az .
O'Clock A committee has beer 90.
POINTED 10 entertain the Governor
Irntl o clock when be- viii speak
az the auditorium Of the West Texas
state Normal College
As soon as word reached number
Of the neiehborlng towns that Gov
ernor Collwtl would speak In Can.
sam Monday night great interest VAS
shown by phgnias % This city and
asking tho santa Re Tor rates 10 Can.
Won Letters are being circula cd
Ian over the county by the Conner
! ual Club and It is expected that IN,
500 capacity ct the West Texts
state Norman College auditorium wi.
Doc taxed 10 the limit
Governor ColqUitt will remain II
Canyon until Tuesday morning al II
o'clock when he goes south on th'
|sweetwater branch. lie will be tax
en- for an auto ride over the city az.
IoUt % the canyons before his tr1i'
| leaves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

dent American Electric Railway Man
utacturers Association. President
Transportation l'tilities Co, New
York
Charles {. Peirce. Of Boston. Mass
Member Executive Committee Amer
lean Electric Railway Manufacturers
Association, District Manager Geaer-
.al Electric Co. Boston.
%. e Donecker. OF New York. Sec
retary-Treasurer American Electric
Railway Association.
Arthur Warren. OF New York
Representative OF the Committee On
Public Relations. American Electric
Railway Association.
The officers thus dcputed by the
tao left the Pennsylvania Station
New York by the so p. m. train
wednesday. April Il. ia the car Adj
vance In which they make the en-
tire Journey OF eleven thousand miles,
They vii arrive In New York on their
return NAY % at SOS a m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
NEW WORKERS VISIT
IRRIGATION SECTION

Plainyiew. Tex. Aprii o -Alph-
Gus T. Hulkley CT Albany. y. Y, and
Mayor J ". Caldwell Of Midland
Texas have been here this week in
vostigating the irrigation proposition.
The New York company, OF which
Mr. Bulkley Is a member. has recent
" bought several hundred thousands
Of dollars worth Of land in Gaines
and other Vest Texas counties. am
they are planning 10 develop a por-
ton Of same by irritation n Il is no,
economically prohibited. Mr. Dplk-
Icy states that much New York capt.
tai Is looking toward Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

Tho officers appointed ~ the two
Associations 10 undertake This tour
and conference are.
Thomas y NcCarter Of Newark,
y D.. President American Electric
RJilVt as Association President of the
Public Service Corporation OF NV
Jersey.
General George ~ llarries. ii
Louisville. Ky First Vice Presiden,
American Electric Railway Associa-
ton presiden' OF the Louisville Gas
Co. Arkansas Valley Railway. Light
X Power co. formerly the Pue1 10 G
Suburban Traction Coz. Fareo Z
Moorheai street Railway Co. and
Fort Smith Light 4 Traction Co.
Vice President OF the Appalachian
Power Co
Charles y Black, OF san Francisco
Calf. Second Vice President Ameri.
can Electric Railway Association
Vice President and General Manager
OF the United Railroads OF San Fran,
cisco
c LOOMS Allen. " Syracuse. y. Y.
Third Wee President American Elec
trio Railway Association President
Of the Newport News q Old Poinr
Railway 4 Electric Co.
Arthur W Brady Of Anderson
Ind, Past President American Flee
trio Railway Association preslden
OF the Indiana Urion Traction Co.
James T.. Shaw. Of Boston. Mass.
Past President American Electrii
Railway Association: Director Bostor
& Worcester Street Railway CO.
Oscar T. Crosby. OF Wilmington
Del. President Of Wilmington 4
Philadelphia Traction Co. and c
Trenton G Mercer County Traction
/ Co. y. J.
". L. Conwell. OF New York. Presl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
ELECTRICAL RAILWAY
MAGNATEs TO TEXAS

New York. April Eleven
thousand miles viii be covered by
Officers Of the American Electric
Railway Manufacturers Association
in their journey from New York 10
the Pacific coast aud return. said
Thomas y. NcCarter. President Of the
former body. In an interview yester-
DAY. The journey outward began
April a.. extends as far south a.
Galveston. as far west as Los An
seles and san Francisco. and as Ear
north a. Vancouver. q. O. On the
return journey cities In the North
west and Middle West will be visited.
The object OF the tour Is three fold E
-Gt To confer. not only with ele"-
trio railway managements. but also
with representatives OF public utilitY
companies In an lines. and with pub.
lic officials and civic bodies. AMI cItl-
,ens generally on the subject of the
relations between public service cor
porati0ns and tho communities they
serve II is believed that by DID,
eral exchange OF information and
views on this subject better urdet-
standing will be- established between
ihc corporations and the public. .n
the absence OF which the companies
cannot prosper nor the public receive
the quality and extent OF service
which q rightiully expects
"t2J To cultivate closer relations
with the remote members OF both
| Associations
"(2j To enlarge the membership o.
both Associations.
Ia the United States today there
ARE 800 electric railway COMPANIES,
owning and operating $4,000 miles OF
track. 10000 cars. carrying between
g." and II billion passengers yearly.
and employing more than 2io.roo
/ persons
The companies already holding
membership In the American Electric
Railway Association own and oper-
ate 30 600 miles Of track, 1900 cars,
Iurrying 7is billions Of passengers Boz
q year. and have 100000 employees
Besides the companies the member
ship of the Association comprises
electric railway Officers. heads OF de
partments and employees, and many
other men associated with the great
industry OF electric traction.
The American Electric RAILWAY
/ Manufacturers Associat on Is also au
important body Each Association. ir
its respective field, Is constantly
studying and devcloplur bv con
structiyc work ALONG the lines OF
standardization and efficiency. ia,
hest interests ol transportation b,
electricity @ public service 50 largel,
dependent opou popular good Will
Che cities 90 hc visited as center.
o. which representatives Ct the var
ious public utility companies. the
public officials and civic bodies Of adj
iaccnt territories will meet are.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

TO separate n boy from a box Of Buck
Inns Arnica Selye His plmples,
bois scratches knocks spraIns ami
bruises demand T.. and i's quick TO-
lief for burns. scalds. or cuts is his
righ' Keep n handy for boys also
girls Heals everything healab.e and
does II quick. Unequaled for piles
only % cents az Amarillo Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
Pnt. End 20 Bad IIahit.

Things never look bright to one
With "the blues" Ten 10 Que the
trouble Is a sluggish liver. filling the
system with bilious poison. that Dr
Kings New Life Pills would expel
Try them Let the 10y OF better feel
ln9s and end the blues" Best fer
stomach. liver and kidneys CSC al
Amarillo Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
LIVESTOCK LETTER
FROM KANSAS CITY

Kansas City Stock Yards. April %
4 more liberal run OF cattle came
iu last week than In recent weeks,
and though the supply was five thou
sand head less than arrivals sare
week last year the market broke 90
20 40 cents. proving that the basis Of
the high range of prices Is formed
of the shortage In the supply OF kill
ers will buy only In a hand 10 mouth
way when prices are as high as they
are nov Top steer last week sold
at sSb5, against a top of So 50 4
year age same week, for cattle just
as good The run today was estimat-
ed at eight thousand head, but the
final count exceeded ten thousand.
The first estimate might have sOhi
steady. but the situation became mur.
XIV as the returns OF arrivals came in.
and by the time the mpjOTlty o. two
thousand over the estimate was an
nopnCed. killing grades had settled
TO a ten lover basis. Dennis O'C1n-
nor. PlattshIrg. Mo. sold a load OF
l5l4-pound steers at the top today,
$40. and a load OF lighter steers ut
IS 80. Chicago prices in excl case.
Stock and feeding grades made IN a
larger percentage OF the supply TO-DAY
than usual. and a decline OF 10 to p
cents awaited them. Killers are no
longer willing 10 buy ANYTHING that
will bleed and the withdrawal Of
their competition on thin cattle per-
mitted the break TO be more pro-
nounced Quarantine steers sold up
to $50 today and a train OF ha'
fed westerns sold az prices up 10
- 40 and some sugar mill sters at
IS7.4o Optimism, prevails in viewing
future probabilities Of prices, as slim
supplies a couple of months ahead
seem 10 be certainty.
The hos market keeps running ur
and down a short course INN edidtcly
In front Ct the eight dollar grand
stand. from ton hogs. The ran today
here is 5000 head market called q
big ten lower at the start, mainly Zoe
the reason that Chicago had sixty.
two thousand hogs. too many by
twenty thousand head for the market
10 hold steady there Conditions i'm
proved during the session TO-DAY. and
the market started back mp the course
again before The close. Top nogs
brought $3.50 today. bulk of sales
having an unusually wide range, be-
cause OF the large number OF low
grade light hogs included $3.50 Ia
ls777I.
Sheep and lambs gained a quarter
last week. and TIE market Is hiRher
today Failing receipts are the main
reason for the advances. less thar
thirty thousand being on sale here
last week. and but nine thousand to.
day. Forecasts for the balance oil
the week point 10 a fair run OF Tex
ans, OF which there are none here 10
day. and a small run OF Coloradoes
OF which the run Is almost entirely
made mp today. That is a providen'
tial situation for sellers. Colorado
lambs sold MP 10 sS.15 today, a mum
Der OF bands az $50. medium lamb.
around s7.75, wethers $40. ewei
worth 500 for wooded stock in eaci
case, clipped stock ~ cents to a dol
lar under these figures. Texas NUT
tons would sell today AZ s. 40 q
$500. goats. 1926 to 1915.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
TRFEN
FOR lRRIC ALTON TEST
Special to Daily Nea,

Special 20 Daily Meas
PhiuyieN. TeN Apr' -iN "
CoUart has received from California
shipment OF eucalyptus and bamboo
trcns which De- viii plant under o.
cation iu bale county Trees Of th,
former variety are being extensively
experimental with by the santa =,
railroad people. and % is said tina.
their lumber viii take q polish as fine
AS mleogaNy thar they make good
ros,s. and that their growth Is rlpid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

status were codIiied, there was a
minimum penalty q $1,000 for the
infringement OF Photographic copy
right, but in The copyright ccditica-
ton which become effective July | d.
1909, the damage for unauthorized
new spaper reproduction WIS fixed o.
a maximum OF $500 and a minimum,
OF $50 \ committee OF the also.
citation was efficient in promoting
that outcome.
The laboc BUREAU established In
900 has secured Industrial peace
The paper bureau projected In
1907 has been helpful to publishers
IN combining papei combinations
which aimed 70 advance news print
paper prices.
The association is now organizing a
department OF cooperative fire III
surance. tho benefits Of which u is
claimed will accrue TO all.
A tree publicity department. in
augurated In 1903 20 expose the
source and motive Of free publicity
contributions has attained a marked
/ degree OF success. II has enlisted not
only the cooperation OF members OF
The association. hut also OF many
1ther newspapers and % adyertising
agents throughout the country
! Every daily newspaper in the U1it.
ed States has been the benefi .iary
OF the associations work and is IN
der obligation % q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE For small
acreage Al Amarillo. $50 acres az
Middle Water adjoining town. nics
smooth land 5 Ernst san Renito.
Texas iA9'p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

FOR RENT Two south rooms tur-
nished for light housekeeping mod
ern c0nyenien,as separate entrance
front and back Phone ~. 71'
Tyler lio Sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE--Ii you want a W. l..
Long popcorn crispette machine see
Bennett Parsons, 1900 Tyler. at once.
~ ST be sold lt9 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

WANTED-Young man bookkeeper.
with experience accurate and must
write a good hand. Also want young
lady stenographer experienced
Post office box ig6. li9tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

FOR SALE--fien aud u chickens.
and few setting hens SEQ y. Grant
street i4s 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

FOR RENT Beautiful fIonl room.
TO- F. Sth street. snap 10 right
parties. li9tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

FOR RENT-Modern i-room house.
1897 Pierce St. Phone Coz. J r.
McGregor l4stfs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

We sell Stcir-lilock smart clothes
Blackburn Bros. i0S Z. ith street.
l47 %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

FOR SALE-Small hotel doing good
business. Address ]. T. Glenn No
Lean, Texas. l49 50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

FOR RENT-Furnished room; nod
ern; gentlemen only. G0i Pierce
1iqttc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

WANTED -- Sewing. satisfaction
guaranteed Phone 1908 l49 Gp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE Practically
new five-pasenger. fore-door sl.t5O
Overland Box $50. phone AZ.
li9tfc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-04
THE SHECKLES POUR
IN FOR BASEBALL AID
CESS IN CAMPAIGN FOR
TERROItS' FUNDS.

The committee Of baseball fans that
has undertaken the task of raising
funds to recoup the Tulsa Baseball
club for losses II has sustained this
season through poor attendance at the
games, had fairly successful day
yesterday, one Of the five subcom-
mttees raised $50 in its first hours
work. Some Of the committee mem
bers could not work yesterday but
will get In the harness today.
The management of the club feels
elated over the loyalty being display
ed by Tulsans and every player on
the team is more determined than
ever to mop up on Okmulgee In
the series which begins at Athletic
park today.
The soliciting committees are col
lecting money as they go. They don't
have much explaining to do, because
most Of the folks they call on hava
already obtained a pretty fair idea OF
what Is wanted and needed
Tulsa is living up to her reputation
as generous community, inhabited
by energetic, loyal, whole-souled peo
pie. Watch the Terrors win
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-04
MANY SHOOTERS ATTEND sun
DAY MElE
Tulsa Gun Club Stages IN Enjoyable
Afternoon AZ IL Grounds East
Of Town.

ono OF the most successful shoots
yet held by the Tulsa Gun club oc-
CURED Sunday afternoon The day
was ideal for the sport and the cream
of the trap shooters of Tulsa were in
attendance. Many spectators hugely
enjoyed the shooting and some fine
scores were made.
Two ten target events two events Of
fifteen targets one handicap race OF
twenty-five targets from lG 10 25
yards distance and one team race
Of 20 targets, the team having been
chosen on the ground was the after
Moons program.
Field Captain Perry has his two
cups on display, that viii be given
to the winners OF the Class "B" and
Glass &C" tournaments that VIII gath
er this next week, only shooters. who
do not qualify for the Glass A. race
rating will be allowed TO compete for
these trophies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-04
Young Lovers landed In Jail.

MOTTVlLLE, Mich. June 3.-Claud
McMannis, son of Chicago business
man, ana sweetheart, Rose kindly l6
years old, fugi'iNes from an armed
posse since noon yesterday, when 1t
was alleged McMannis assaulted and
shot George Kindy the girls father,
were captured this afternoon in
Klndys barn. They offered no re-
sistance and were taken to jail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-04
AT FRISCO If THEY COME
THROUGH STRONG.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, June 3.-Lu-
ther McCarty, who recently defeated
Carl Morris here, has practically clos
ed a deal to meet Al Kaufman in san
Francisco June 16. McCarty's man
ager is holding out for an additional
five per cent of the receipts.