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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-22

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Clement Joyce, saloonkeeper,
z61 Wells ST., arrested, charged
with attempting to shoot Police
man ]. Noonan. Noonan ordered
him to close his saloon, which
was open after hours.
Peter Bartzen, who was arrest
ed for speeding Nov. 10 and OBJ
tanned continuance, failed to ap-
pear in speeders court yesterday.
A warrant for his arrest has been
sworn out:
1913 will be an unlueky year
for the hobble, Turkish harem
skirt and the serpentine form.
They are all ousted by the Natl
Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufac-
turers' Assn.
JUMPS ON POLICE
Chicago has the most stupid
police of any city in the world.
They seldom detect anything,
and they meyer inconvenience
themselves in guarding any
thing" That is what H. M. Berg,
of H. M. Berg & Co., Congress
hotel jewellers, thinks of the Chi1
cago police.
Burglars threw horseshoe
wrapped in paper through the
window of his jewelry store last,
night and escaped with jewelry
valued at more than $1,000. This
is the fourth visit there.
John Dahl, messenger boy of;
the w. U. Telegraph Co., at the
Auditorium hotel, was the first to-
discover the robbery. The police,
did not know ANYTHING about If
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
CHOSEN SPEAKERS
FOR WELFARE MEET

Houston. Tex. March 8. The sub
lects that are to be considered by
the Texas Welfare Commission at it,
initial meeting here April Is. will
be handled by men thoroughly con
versant with the subjects TO be in
vesticated
The subcommittee that will in
vestirate the manufacture and sale Of
lumber has for its chairman J. II.
Kirby. Of this city. Mr. Kirby is one
of the best known lumber men in the
Southwest and is president Of the Kir.
by Lumber Company Associated
with Mr.. Kirby on this sub-commit.
tee will be r. c. Duff. also Of this
city. and s. 4. Lindsay, OF TYLER
In addition 10 serving on the sub.
committee relative To the lumber in
dustry, r. G. Duff is also chairman
Of the subcommittee on Railroads
and Railroad Securities Mr. Duff
has been prominently associated with
Texas railroads and their construc-
ton for a number of years. Or. +.
| q. Lcvett. president 81 Rice insti-
tutc. and Paul NAPLES OF Fort Worth
will also serve on this subcommittee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
NEW NAME IS GIVEN 7 |.
: PANHANDLE sT0CKMEN
Continued From Page 3D.

cood fellowship, was commended by
he minister He declared that II was
GOOD 10 be present in such a gather
ing and expressed his appreciation
of the privilege to be heard
THE Outlook. was the subject
assigned W E. Gee, and one which
he did Justice Mr. Gee, as all know.
is man whose power 10 make an
interesting aiter-dinncr address is
lunqucstioned lie was in the spirit Of
the occasion. and his good spirits and
iraternal expression brought forth
liberal expression OF appreciation.
Nr Gee endorsed In general way,
certain remarks Of sneakers proceed
Ing him. and used some OF these as
Q carriaee for PLEASING reIondor. He
wps heard with a marked interest
throughout the address. stating in the
outset that be- had been notified at
the bcginnins that no man should be
heard more than sin minutes
d. c. Priddy on Cooperation
talked in forceful vein. following out
number OF lines. centering In this
one theme. This sneaker has hecu
-loselv identified with the movement
OF city buildne. of commercial club
work Of Industrial enterprises that
he readily gave forth mlnt express
sions Of a most pleasing and instrrc-
tive character The need of Coop
Grafton. the good of corporation. and
the absolute necessity for co-opera
tion were divisions of the general
thcmc engaging Mr. pr.ddy during
The time given him certain iuten.
sity OF STYLE characterized the re-
marks ~ this speaker with special
regard 10 getting together and doine
things. that was noticeable ia
specialized works" above an else In
his effort.
Jeff y rartlott spoke In happy
vein on Association Goods and
Other Goods delivering the goods
IN a characteristic and scm-humor-
ous vein, interspersei with sound
sense for the associations good and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
llig Lumber Concern ir Trouble

Philadelphia, Pa, Marcr Judge
MCPHERSON. of the United States
District Court. today listened 20 ar
guments for the appointment Of a
receiver for the international Lum-
bcr and Development Company
which has IFS general offices In this
city The concern is Delaware
corporation and has a capital %
$4,000. o00O. II was organized for
the development of timber and agri-
cultural lands in Mexico
The petition for a receiver was Ill
ed by four Of the stockholders who
charge that the officers and direc-
tors OF the corporation have by means
VI payment of salaries and comis-
sious on sales of capital stock ap-
propriated to themselves sums OF
money amounting to 100000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

advancement and his utterances wero
accorded heartiest applause.
Following MIR. Bartlett. ID. W
Gwen was called uneXpectedly from
the ranks by the POSTMASTER. but
proved equal To the emergency, with
remarks filled with reason and spice
\ final treat was afforded by Hon.
Eooth lowrcy of Mississippi. who de
liehted the audience with a ndmbcr
OF humorous and dialect sketches de-
lNcrcd in an inimitable and pleasing
style The rendition OF negro dia-
lect poem on The proiickin' Son
nc the close captured the house, who
clamored for more. DESPITE the late
ness OF the hour.
This is the first annual banquet
Of the association, hut the hope Wv
freely expressed last evening that II
he made n regular feature, II Is
safe 10 say that II weather conditions
had been more favorable, the utmost
capacity OF the dining hall would
have been required. TO car, for thu
people As il was there were but few
seats vacant, eyilencing In the strong
est way the keen interest felt with r.
ference To the affair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

BOSTON. Mass. March The To-
cal historical and patriotnc societies
today held exercises in observance
OF thc one hundred and forty-secoud
anniversary of the Boston Massa-
ere. on March ., 100, which
cli4imed three OF the patriots who
We're defending their homes and de-
onslaguhts of the British during the
period after the repeal OF the Stamp
Act.
Resentins the insult put 90 them
by men and boys of Boston, the
British troops protected themselves
against the charge Of the indignant
Boston men When the smoke OF
tho British guns cleared away there
were eleven men stretched on tho
gorurd. of whom three were killed
and eight wounded. Although tn
demonstration of the Boston citizens
was hrt O. defensive move. II had a
great deal 20 do with the Fastening
OF The Revolutionary war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
UNIQUE EXHIBIT FOR
THE FAT STOCK SHOW

Fort Worth, Tex. March . tn"
Northern Texas Traction Company Is
preparing a very unique and attrac-
tive exhibit for the land department
Of the Fat Stock show. which is to %"
held here March l7-23. The exhibit
will consist Of a miniature iuicrur-
ban home. a model dairy and an up
To- date poultry farm In operation
\ stream of water will run through
the entire plot Of ground. represeu'.
ing the Trinity river and IRRIGATION
bitches. pumps and windmill, and
everything that goes 70 make nap "a
modern country home will be- fea-
tured In the exhibit Around the en-
tire exhibit model iu'erurbau car,
Twill be run
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
BASEBALL NOTES.
. ...+++.++++++++

Pitcher Tesrau. who was tried ON u
Detroit two wears ago. has been
lned by the Giants.
.Thc Chicago White SoX have sign
In addition to the special matter
mentioned. the council attended {
routine business such as passing q
bills, allowing accounts. clmprisin
the regular monthly budget.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
E. D. Green & Co.
CIVIL JURY DOCKET
~ COUNTY COURT

Tho civil jury docket OF the county
court. is on this week with Judge W.
NJ Jeter presiding The docket is
a rather heavy one. and every day
available 10 this portion OF the courts
work will likely be demanded Ia get
ting the matter moved off
That the criminal docket is rather
light, there cannot be the least ques-
ton Only the work of the present
grandiury with few old cases occu-
~ the criminal section Of the docket
This will be taken up on the week
announced for the criminal cases. a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
" tGfICERS FNIT To GIT
TRACE on MOTEL ROBBERS

pu 80 trace was found Yesterday by
sll The officers ~ the party or parties
IN who entered number If rooms IN
lat the FIX Hotel Monday night, AT which
go lime money and iewe!y 10 the
PIC amount OF more than a hundred dol
lh'lars was secured The fam, clle Of
VIC fered bv one OF the guests whose
arroom was entered. served as no real
rs guide to the officers in either DO
10 partment. and Il is doubtful IL results
'n will be obtained within ,hc next sew
\ teral dayS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
||SCUSS PEACE
AND PROGRESS
elegates Assemble at
Washington for Big In.
dustrial Convention


Washington. u. c.. March !. Ssy-
al hundred delegates. appointed b.
= governors OF forty states. all mex
earnest thought, devoted to the
Ia interests 81 their country. mcs
the assembly hall of the Bureau OF
marioan Republics this morning to
scuss the subject Of Industrial peace
,d progress. The National Civic
ederation. as a feature OF its TWELFTH
nnual meeting. brought them to-
ether 10 exchange ideas and 10 rec
mmend informally some solution OF
he relations between employers and
mployes.
/ Three notable participants in the
titan session were Seth Low. the
esident of the National Civic FEEDER
don. who called the gathering 10
'der Cardinal Gibbons. who acted
presiding officer, and president
lft. who delivered the opening adj
'css In addition. the seats on The
Rtform were occupied by members
the cabinet. senator's and repre-
ntatives. heads OF departments, not
financiers. merchants and manu-
lturers. educators. ministers OF the
epel and heads OF labor oreaniza-
ms
fThe day was devoted almost wholly
1 the discussion Of the relation OF
I employer to the employe from
y following standpoint The
Eyate Employer to His Employees;
The Public Utility Company to Its
Employees" The Goyernment--Fed-
raj, State or Municipal to its Em-
loves.
The discussion OF the first topic
lcluded consideration OF such trade
as those between the Pub
shers' Association and its 100. 900
mplOyes who are members OF the ty-
ographical pressmen's and stereo-
,pers' unions. and the contracts be-
Ween the building trade employers
nd the half-million members OF the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
REPORT DECLINED
K BY CITY COUNCIL

At a meeting OF the city council
Yesterday afternoon with Mayor 7. II.
Seewald and Alderman Harper. Blan-
rhard and Armstrong present. mum
Der OF matters OF interest were dir
posed OF and others discussed City
Attorney +. 7. Miller was present ana
told Of the approval OF the paving
and sewer bonds OF the city, ~ thu
attorney generals department He
also secured a., ratification az the
hands of the board Of the contract
with an Austin firm for the printing
1l fhe bonds
Paul =. Mueller. special engineer
representing the city. In the payIug
just completed. was present with a
proposition looking % the permanent,
establishment OF grades for streets.
.rrbs and side walks The scheme
proposed was considered an excellent
one. bur the council passed the mat
tor over until the next REGULAR meet.
.n-
4 committee composed OF Messr'
Secwald. Harper Blanchard and
Armstrong. was appointed upon mo-
ti1n. 70 cali upon the county commits
0uers court Saturday and present
the proposition for pavins around th,
court house
Twenty thousand paving bricks
we're also bought from Superintcnd
ent Cammack representing Oakandef
Brothers. This material was the over.
plus on the paving contract. and was
bought 40 a bargain from the com
pany 20 be used on future brick
work
Relative 10 the citizens petition
filed recently asking for a financial
accounting at the hands Of tho city
officials. the following resolution
= 4 ndmbef OF handsome homes :.
h begin within the next few weeks +
b an important piece OF work at q
h an important pieceof wark at the n
crossing over Simms bayou
u week Retaining walls were +,
Rccd in and drains constructed SO f,
to prevent serious Washing OF the /,
|dge approaches during times of cX. %
I i've rainfall There is a thirty-foo, "A
\ in this bayou from the center :,
Park Place and the drainage is T.
h intimes of heavy precipitation a
ht the water reaches the stream n
On tremendous rush La
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
Ncrtlict Of GniliN.

q The case OF the State Of Texas vs..
Luther Hughes resulted Yesterday In
the district court In verdict Of
guilty and the assessment OF fine Of
$500 and jail sentence OF q
months This was case in which
assault with intent to murder was
charged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
RESI- AND HEALTH 10 MOIRER AND Child.

Mrs MISSIONS SOorHtSG SYRUP has been
used Tor over SIXTY YEARS hy MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
IlLTliiNG, with PERFECT SUCCESS Il
-pOTllES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS.
AI.IANS al PAIN; CURES WIND collie aud
s the best remedy for DiARRHdA. II D, alb
1'1',ly harmless Re sure and ask for Mrs
Us uslow'- soothing syrup" and take no ether
-Iul. twenty-five cents bottle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

With seven aspirants for the Re.
publican gubernatorial nomination on
the stump, Illinois IL one OF the live
Hest places on the political map just
az present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

biggest Stock Of Tires and Tubes
in the Panhandle, al Mckinney a
Nauhn's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06
PRESENT HOLDERS on tISrIC TIT les.

rantomweigh johnny Coron, of Chicago % years old
Feaherweigh kilbane OF Cleveland years old
Lightw Ad Wogast. of Cadillac Mich "a years old
Weterweigh Jimmy Clabby, of Milwaukee % years old
Middeweight-n dispute.
Light heayyweght-Tommy BURNS of Canada 81 old
heavyweight Johnson. of Chicago. "a years old
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

Seed Oats Rcclcaned- Early Grain
& Elevator Co.. nth ana Johnson
streets. phone S74 lO3 ia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

Seed Oats Reclaimed Early Grain
& Elevator Co. eth and Johnson
streets phone ST. lo3 .oc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

Illinois Prohibitionists will hold
their State convention in Sprinr-
field, April 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

Seed Oats Re, leaned Early Grain
< Elevator Co. I'm and johnson
streets phone Sii 1913 roc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

Jphol>tering. automobile and CIR
rlacc ton work specialized by Mckin
ucy & Vaughn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

It's full weight ana no waits when
you order your coal from us Ken
yon Grain & Coal Co., phone IS
53-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

Mckinney y Vaughn make n spec
ialty OF harness and sadlery repairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

Your Drug Wants delivered free
bad weather or good. flr or near lit.
lie or much Dickson S. AMARILLO
Drug store Phone us. lnGtlc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-06

of
hudertf heMlo
n hod in Hereford middle OF
shallow
middle can number that will make
ua n full particulars
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-03
PERSON MAY
WRESTLE IN CITY

Chris Person. who now makes his
headquarters at Fargo, was In Grand
Forks yesterday, talking with local
wrestlers. Mr.. Person came here to
see what the Grand Forks wrestling
outlook is, and, If possible. to arrange
a few matches, but nothing Of q
definite nature was done. He expects
to return to the city in a few days.
when, in all proba bility. he will make
arrangements for a match.
The following dispatch. regarding
one of his scheduled matches. is from
Jamestown:
There will be another wrestling
match at Wasser's roller rink. We'd
nesday evening December 4. between
Chris Person Of Fargo and Charles
Wassem of Chicago. Person has
wrestled It Jamestown several times
and his ability is we'll known. Was
sem comes from Chicago with the
reputation Of being one of the best
wrestlers in the country. He tips the
scales at 1875 pounds. while Person
weighs 1856. The match will be best
two out Of three falls, to a finish no
time limit being set. A preliminary
wrestling match between two local
athletes. Seroy and Fred Kellogg. will
be contested as a curtain raiser"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-03

las: year. Coach Bolrd has apparent
~ solved tic problem Of the seconi
forward 10y the casting Of Gran. ia
cohson for the berth. jacobson was q
member Of the Madison. Mimi, high
school team the year that school cap
tured the "prep" school championship
Of the state. and is an exceedingly
clever player.
The entire 1911-12 team is back at
Manchester. n unless injuries or
other barriers intervene the Presby-
terians should eclipse their records of
recent years. At present welshons,
forward; Holley. center. and Swanson,
guard. are gracing the side lines,
scholastic bars keeping the first NAM
ed man off the court and minor in
juries accounting for the presence
there Of the last two. Phillips, guard,
and Campbell. the midget forward,
are the two veterans working out with
the squad at present.
Carleton had an aggregation in the
field last year hat was below the
standard of teams turned out by
Coach Kent. and this showed in the
record established for the year. Only
two veterans, HUM and Bacher, both
centers. are missing from the squad
this year. and followers of the Con-
gregational school are expecting a
championship quint to represent them
this season. The 1911-12 regulars who
are fighting for berths on this years
team arr elliott and Ryan, forwards:
Lewison, Schmitz and Robertson,
guards. and Schroeder. center.
Very little is known of the pros
pective strength of the st. Olaf five,
although four of the seven first team
men are back at school. Enstad Hell
mark and Rogne are the men lost to
the squad. Those back are Wallen-
dom. forward. and Ramstad, Ruste
and Fevold, guards.
None of the conference games will
be played until after the Christmas
vacation, and in the interim the teams
will practice overtime for the first
contests. Practice games will be
played with minor teams of the state.
Several of the colleges have games
scheduled with the Minnesota Aggies,
and while this team is of 81 caliber
that warrnts 1t being placed in the
college class. the scholastic standing
Of the institution that it represents
bars 1t from consideration in deciding
the college championship.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-03
Mothers Will Attempt
To Stop Sale of Soda
Water to Children

Pueblo. Colo. Dec. Soft drinks
and all the sweet delights of the soda
fountain are to be taken away from
the young people of Pueblo.
That is. if the Mothers congress OF
that city can effect their removal
This came to light at the session OF
the state Mothers congress, when
Pueblo was called upon for Il report
of work done in the last year.
The soda water habit is declared
not only to he injurious to the diges.
tons Of the children but fosters In
them ruinous habits of self-indulgence
and extravaganza.
Moving pictures, so far as the rea'
thrilling brand of melodramas is con.
cerned. will also be tabooed if the
Mothers congress can get in its work,
The mothers have petitioned all the
moving picture concerns to show
scenes of an educational value. such
as travel pictures and studies from
natural history.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-03
TITLE
IN 1871 WILL BE
AT STAKE

P%ittsburg. Dec. 3.-The worlds title
for the championship Of the 1871 balk
line in billiards will be played in this
city January 3, 10 and IL. George SUIT
ION having challenged Ora Morning
star. of this city. present holder. The
winner to receive the title. a trophy.
all gate receipts and a purse Of $1,000
offered by Harry Davis Of Pittsburgh.
In addition Sutton and Morningstar
have agreed to post a side bet of $500.
One of the interesting features.
who recently competed in the 1872
tournament in New York. Yamada
has not vet consented to enter the
contest. but negotiations are still I'M
der way. In any event, Sutton and
M~orningstar will battle for the 1871
title.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-03
Gopher State Conference
Teams Turn to Basketball

st. Paul. Dec. 3.-with the passing
of the knights Of the padded armor
and the yelling Of the 1912 football
season interest in the Minnesota con-
ference colleges has shifted to the
second act Of college athletics. and
from now until spring thaws invite
the diamond artists to action. basket
,leges have had their modestly attired
athletes In action for at least q week,
and at one or two Of the schools the
lineup Of the 1928 quints practi-
cally has been settled.
Hamline university. Manchester,
Carleton and st. Olaf colleges are the
four schools that compose the Minne-
sofa conference. st. Thomas would be
included in the list also but the Ca
diets have not the training facilities
to warrant the venture into the IN
tercollegiatc field, e%ontenting them
selves with interclass and intercom-
wise handicapped, but for several
years has used the st. Paul Y. M. c A.
gymnasium for its practices and
games. although workouts are limited
to three a week. Hamline and Carle.
ton have excellent gyms. enabling
their te. develop a large number Of
men from which to choose a five. st.
Olaf Is somewhat retarded by the size
Of its floor, but has, nevertheless. SUI
ceeded in producing some unusually
fast teams.
Last season things were all Hamltre.
the clever Methodist five capturing
everything that came their way. They
DISH no:, f'wever. settle matters with
the st. Olaf quintet. so the N,rasmch
justly questioned their claim to the
sts;. title. This year it is expected
that all eo,.r teams of the conference
will Meet each other, so that ty u
straight percentage the awarding &c
ths state title will be made. possible.
Veterans seen to he Plentiful. an.cng
the colleges this year. as at least
three IF last years Performers are
hack at each school. Hanlline has
four old men-Little and Hena,nan.
guards. Swa nson. forward. and Blume,
center--tack in the ring. ana a ,arg
supply of high caliber new material
from which to select a man to ill the
vacant Toward. The first thee NAM
ed me,. are stars at their respective
positions. nd Blume, the former !Scw
Ulm star, outclassed every opponent