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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-21
j. d. WAKEFIELD.

On Thursday morning. February 9th,
1913, at 10 O'Clock, death visited the happy
home and took from our midst our little
darling, Rachel, daughter of w. Scott and
Grace Beall. 1t looked hard to see her
snatched so suddenly from us, and we can
truly say that God moves in mysterious
way.
Oh, Rachel, It's so hard to give you up.
And bear this bitter. bitter pain;
But while we know 1t is our loss,
II is the Lords own gain.
Oh we long TO see you darling,
For our hearts are sore and sad
For you always used TO cheer us
With your merry little laugh.
Her body lies cold and silent
In the lonely graveyard tonight.
But we know that in Heaven above
She Is bright and shining light.
But God has called you from us, Rachel,
lie has taken you away;
But we hope to meet you sometime
In that bright eternal day.
BY her aunts,
GRACE AND ELLA BEALL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-21

XAOOD FOR SALE,

w At MO0reland
Farm, Rockville. Telephone, $40 four dol
lars per cord for mixed oak and poplar
cord wood Oak cord wood. five dollars
per cord.
feb t1-4t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-21

Mooney TO LOAN.
M $500 10 $1,000
to loan on good first mortgage security on
real estate.
BOWIE +. WATERS. Attorney.
sep 20-u Rockville. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-21
Modern Messages For Men And
Women

"Tragedies Of the Bible" Sunday even
ings at 7:3O o'clock.
February %, The Tragedy of an Idle
Fellow"
March 2. The Tragedy Of a Great Soul.
March 3. THE Great Tragedy of His
tory"
A cordial welcome extended to all.
Rockville Baptist Church.
OSCAR w. HENDERSON,
Minister.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-21
orcaer N1s1.

William NJ. c. Dodge ct al VS.. Henry
Henley Dodge ct al.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-21

Margaret +. Darby ct al. vs.. Richard W.
Allnutt ct al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30

Cases Submitted

D HoIeomb 80, + ! EIy from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30
FARMERS INSTITUTE
HERE NEXT SATURDAY

So the FARMER, Institute IN ANA
-'o Saturday April fth Nm Con.
rsHy ard 4 O. French. IT the STATE
Department. oi agriculture viii hr
f1e principal speakers Crop ina.
rr".rmcrt seed selection and dns-.
,.'icl'ior are SUBJECTS worthy ef dis.
cu,sion hy All who grow crop. or have
an 'n'crcst-h1sinrs, ny otherwise
on better agriculture ia- Che. part of
'hc Panhandle The place ~ r,eetf-.
VlN be- announced ,r few dsy,: the
rmc ~ iay - . O'Clock
TIE Chamber 0' Commerce through
rs agricultural committee v' end
cards % over loa farmer, tr, ask.
that the notice ~ meeting he extend.
ci Sd thar ihn,, vha were ua, notified
'f yard may BROW .' the institute and
'rrfr muth ra Hg attending
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30
now THIS

We offer one Hundred Dollars
Reward for an, case of Catarrh that
cannot Boz cured hy Halls Canrrh
Cure
= } CHENEY GO Toledo q
We. the undersigned. have known
:. }. Cheney for 'hc hst D. wears
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and d..
nano.ally able to carry out an obi.
ga'ions made Dos hts firm
NATIONAL RANK pF COMMERCE..
Toledo. %
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naily, acting upon tho blood ana
mucous surfaces 81 tho system Tes
umonisls sem free Price e.. cents
per bottle Sold by an druggists
Take Halls Family Pills Tor Con.
stlpatiou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30

a. spend th, cos money 'Ha' H'a
ncf ] Ni.i Say ihai sn aH' ..fAy'
have been in favor ai 'tf IaF'f. pHH.
hslfng detailed Information ABOUT a'
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i1g 'Df The rl1ica'''. .I '.aN
statements and matter. .. 4f'.i H
tefc'i o. ihr Af payers
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~ no depending upon N''i''' sou
are looking iYf report. q" ,"' ..I'
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ntwspaper
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90 an ordinance Nra'Ui'HE mar N'
contract OBJ thr ..'f Shall '' awarded
until .'a''l b'l' are .l'm'''. ana
considered p Replying Z" ih. 1n'
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30
4 MIssAGl boz EAn-lnAn Ml>

+. $ Bacon. 70 Ha'n St. Bath.
Ne, sends this varnins 10 railroad.
ers everywhere vs. work as con
ductor caused a chronic lnflamma
ton % the kidneys and vas miser.
able and all PLAYED out / VAS weak
and had dizzy spells and friend
recommended Foleys Kidney pills
From tho day ] commenced taking
them ! commenced 10 regain my
strength The inflammation is gone
and ! feel better nov than have in
twenty wears Tri them Randall
Drug CO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30
.CHANGE IN TIME OF
. DISTRICT COURT TERM

ADVICE. nave been ftsfitfl IRON
Ausun 90 the effect that Governor
ICo.guu BIAS approved the me4suf,
providing for change 10 the time o0
|lod.ag terms oi he Forty seventh
District Court Boz ihe various countie.
comprising ihe district This become.
effective July with ihe following
change. which are highly satisfactory
'H aii n interest
a BILL To 49, ENTITLED
An het % is the time iof holding
. ,H- terms oi the District COURTS 90
,ibe Forty esenth Jud.c.a. District
aid 'Y repeal al laws in conflict here
p.tf
EI d. ENACTED EY THE LEG.
STATURE OF THE STATE on
TEXAS.
Section Tia, the Forty seventh
Judicial District shall be- composed 81
tbc Counties Of DuuIcy Armstrong
Randall and Potter and the terms Of
the District Court shall be held there
20 'f'h ara ai''' ''' '''' -"' ~ ''''
I'.' '' i"i'N
second Monday Boz January and ihird
Monday n july and may continue ru
''.'''n uf'' week
In me '."n'i "' ARMSTRONG %, '"'
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aver ''e i''i" "''''y u, July anu
may continue '' '''''.'h i'',' "''s'
D. ,.' ''''5 '' ''''''' %, "'
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'".i N''t
In ln' 'h0'l ". ''i''' on INC
l'n'h MONDAY 'I''I 'n' ''.""' M"'.
lA} L I''u'It ""N '0' l'"lh " on
gay amer 'h' I"'I' M''''l ODD Juy
"n' may continue d" session YEN
"'et', '.' 800 sam county 'i l"i''f
90" ihr twenty II'' MONDAY 'ii'f INC
.'.'h' "''aa' o.. January ann me
~ ''il 'i'i M'N'"} aver ''' '''t'
MONDAY 'N july ana may continue ~
session TWO week.
H'''''h NAT 'I' process ISSUED
90 ''i''u H'''i' lhi' .N'l taxes ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30

Niibafger
s + Fish e. a' ts Ja, g. sadlcr
Jr. ei a. from Potter
Reversed and Rendered
u HoIcomb 81. T. ! Els from
seurry
Cases Submitted
l. Bennett Dave Alexander
from sherman
% n Garrett 70 49, ,s d s. Girls.
ham. from Fisher
VIII Stewart and J g. s. stewart
Admin0,traior, ts Dean Webb GO al.
from Surry
Mccullough lldw Go a al 81. r.
II Call from Scurry
ft Worth & Denver Cts RS Co.
vs.. Eugene taruihcrs from Potter
J l. Mauk r. al SIS John Greg.
Org from Dcaf smith
Set for Submission April 10. 1913.
@ j Garrison ts Hartley County
from Hartley
n G. Wells vs.. Glove Fire ln,ur
aucc Co, from ColIug,wor,h
Mr. Flora Mote q ai ts T. J.
Thompson 60 al from Hutchinson
Fi Worth & Denver Cuy RS Co.
~. J. % NHinger from Dpnlcy
J q Rushing Vi. ] vs. Shpwonh
ct a. from Swishcr
First National Bank oi Hereford 49,
I'll Dunlap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30

Appeals Tor the Seventh supreme Ju-
dicial District az Amarillo. March 20.
Ii1Is
Motions Subit,ed
l. h Shaw ys {. o WIaJhlm, re-
hearing
q " Guiheridge Ct al SIS. Alice
Guiheridge. 70 dismiss appeal
Southern Kansas ~ Co Of Texas
vs.. J { Vance, rehcaring
Southern Kansas - Go rs ! g.
Vance. 20 file additional findings
r. Gregory IS The Pccos & Northern
IcKas Rs Co. rehcafng.
Chicago. Rock Island & Gulf RS
Co. IS a T. Llnger rchcarng
Chicago. Rock Island & Gull Ry
CO SIS. a j Lingcr. o. iic findings 81
facts and conclusions 10 Law
Chicago. Rock Island q Gull r.
Co vs John Scott, rchcaring.
Chicago, Rock Island q Gull ky
Co. Vs. John Scott g. illc finding, Of
tct sand conclusions Of law.
Chicago. Rock Island & Gull ky
Go v, b a Harrcll 90 di.mis, APP
peal
Motions Decided.
n T. Wcllborn vs. + a ADAMS e.
aL. 60 strike out assignments and 90
affirm oycrrulcd and permission
granted g. correct brlci
J j. Mclaughlin vs ". S. Nov.
ris It al rehearing granted and 20
days granted IN which 90 i.c cor.
recicd brief
Pccos & Northern Texas Ry Co.
ss Mrs s y Finklca rehearug over.
ruled.
Chicago. Rock Island & Gulf Rs
Co. ts. - 4 lIarrel' io dismiss ap.
peal granted
Affirmed
Red Deer Oh & Development Col
fe ! B Huggins. from Roberts
J. T. Eauyoorhs $50 ] II More
land from Donlcy.
Reversed and Remanded.
J. l.. liar, W. W y Wilson. iromI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30
sHAUGHNEssY SAYS YES
To THE NEWS QUESTIONS
y ARMSTRONG IS HES|TANT

Hon. " Shaughnessy also r.
plltd 10 The News questions. a. FOL
,Oes
Amarillo Daily News:
Match - isl3.--l would answer m,
eas,iions asked by you as follows
No III would favor a table foi
the press 10 the council chamber i
they vii promise TO use il at an se,
ion, OF the council.
No s--Aam in favor Of all report.
lsing made according 20 law
No Am in favor OF the city ak
ine ior sealed bids on all contract, ~
any magnitude bat not IN minor mat.
iers Respectfully.
j NJ SHAUCUNECcy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-30
PROCEEDINGS N
APPELLANT COURT

Proceedings Of the Court o. Civil
Appeals Tor the Seventh supreme Ju-
dIsial District az Amarillo. March 20,
The evening world., 1913-06-02
Sport Under New Conditions
Continues on Trial at Bel.
mont This Week.
Bu Vincent TteaNov. .

- ACfNo without betting continues
or trial al Belmont PARA to-day
- Wednesday and Friday. On
Thursday and Saturday the scene shsfts
20 Piping Rock. whom the much talked
Of two-ysar.eld subscription races viii
be run.
Already oid.s,me regulars Who attend.
"a the Memorial Day revival and oss.
arday's events at belmont are wonder
Ing just how fAr the sport 10 golns uhdsr
present conditions 10 there new gen
sration Of racing enthusiasts sufncisntiy
big enough 10 support racing ~ sintiy
On invisoratins sport without the sus.
9estion Of speculation, or must the blood
tinsiing spectacle Of . field Of horses
ishting II out stride for stride In the
rush to the nnish rsdsvslop into . bst-
ting proposition to be . SUGGEST Those
who have the interest Of the SPORT at
heart are afraid to answer one way %
the other.
Betting between friends isn't at all
| satisfactory to the regular. even u the
friends happen to bs layssS Of the
old times. because odds 20 quoted ere IN
most instance what In sporting pariancs
ere known ~ the shells" said ''shslls''
very often belnS even money TO win on
what should be . TO I. The regular
knows the shells" when no ssss thssu.
but there isn't anything else 70 % but
take them. or et his money bum . hole
In his pocket
TO the society element which has Sssn
very much In evidence at Belmont Parh
these conditions evidently make little
difference. but to the man who knows
his racing after years Of studyius
| breeding lines. weights. distances and
| all such that come under the bad Of
40 called handicnppihS. this feature d
| all absorbing.
Oral betting. or personal wAsssiAG.
such 40 the supreme Court has decided
10 lsgai. has been gsttinE little ehancs
at Belmont Park 20 far, and most every
body 10 asking whyf .....
After reading columns dsAuiUg jus(
how far one might 70 In Q speculative
way, Q visitor to Belmont Park to-dsy
hnds himself lost In = crowd On IN
lawn n he happens 10 be speculativsiy
inclined. lie may hear casually tAsi
10 and 30 will lay to ! against this o.
| that horse. but 50 and 10 won't know
him " ne suggests backing the hoss>
In question. The wouldbe speculate,
| may also hear that u 10 Q good ide(
! 20 BE- properly introduced and veuehel
FOR II hs wants to DO some wagerini
with Mr.. 30 and 90. or he may b toll
that II u customary to maile . dSposi
before letting his spscuiative astisal
start working.
Evsn Il tnis V - taaA We only hs.r
The evening world., 1913-06-02

during the rest between the rounds. and
with his head down he rushed wildly at
wells. swinging both hands for his
body. Many Of the blows reached IN
the pit Of Wslls's stomach. and the
Ensiishman ee.an TO dousls up and also
ciineh Carpenter.
In the fourth round Carpenter again
beean TO make Weiss body his mark
Of attack, and after punishin6 him %.
vsrsiy In that spst hs analiy knoeksd
him out.
The evening world., 1913-06-02

his nose. Carpenter was made groggy
by the blow. and at the count Of 'nine''
he staggered to his feet.
Wells wsdsd into Carpenter In the
second round and easily had the better
of him, a. no had no trouble In landing
his punches to his face and body. This
exertion. seemed to take The strength
out OF Wells. for when the bell rana
for the third round he came out Of IN
corner rather tired.
Carpen ntisr had recovered 0omsVha,
The evening world., 1913-06-02
CARPENTER KNOCKS OUT
WELLS IN FOURTH ROUND

0HENT. Brussels June 3.-Befors .
large gathering Of ayht snthusias sts,
Georges Carpenter. the handsome light
heavyweight Of France. furnished q
big surprise here By knocking out Bonn
bardaer Wells. the champion heavy.
weight Of England. in the fourth round
a Vhst was 70 have been Q twenty.
The evening world., 1913-06-02

club-in fact, never have been-and
the second II because they are setting
the pace. and this strain will bsgin to
tell on them soon. The pace making
position 10 the hardest one to hold in
baseball through the early months of
the season. believe Dooin's club has
been playing beyond its normal speed
% Tar this sprius. and II is' bsund to
slow - and scraok maybe not Wide
opeo. but crack . little shortly.
WAND eoR AMv TEAM 70 kGGP
UP HOT PACE.
Such . statement may be rated a. Q
pretudicsd one. coming. a. II does. from
me. tho boss Of rival team. But an
trying 70 s1vs my honest opipion re-
gardless Of my interests. It 10 seldom
that . whole team GETS going At onos
- the ouakers have this sprinG. and Il
fs so much moro seldom that q oiuh
continues to keep going at top speed
through one hundred and nfty-6ouz
games that fail TO recall q perfect OK.
ample. The Boston RAd Sox came q
near doing that thing last season - any
team has In years.
The Red sox were lucky last ysar.
Even 20 conservative . campaigner q
the veteran Connie" Mack admitted
this and he 10 ne author Of the idsa
that there 10 NO such thing ~ LUCK n
the run OF 1bl Oames. He declares that In
. stretch Of this length the good and
bad breaks balance up. and In that
largely agree with him. Il b only Ia
isolated cases that this u not true. and
the Boston case Of last year might b
termed IN isolated one.
Should Dooin's great pitching STAG
star 70 fads his chances viii bs grsat-
" reduced and there are some twirlers
on the Philadelphia Cfub. who are hard
to keep In condition. All that the
Quakers need to slow them up 10 the
loss OF hvs or six games In . group
and they'll start to come back from the
front. while the winning Of four or hyt
games 10 bound to put my team In IL
stride.
All the clubs in the National Lsasu,
are closely grouped now. % near to.
gsther that team can climb very rap.
idly by taking . few games In suooss'
sion. The Giants have been led 70
Gently by the PhilAdslphh. BROOKLYN
Chicago and st. Louis teams. OF thre<
OF these have no fear. which soms
folks may consider to be an unjust
statement But believe they will moi
last.
st. Louis has been playing sensa.
tional ball SO far this season. II ID
true. away above the form expected OF
the team. with the apparently mediocrs
material II posssssss. but the pitchers
have come around in good shape and
have held the opposing clubs we'll u
check. II you will notice carefully
tho teams that have had the good
pitching are the ones In the hrst divi-
sion now. with the exception Of Chi.
cago.
(Copyrishtsd by Jdhn J. Nc0nw 1881
The evening world., 1913-06-02
BY JOHN J. MCRAW:
Manager Of the Chaxnpion Cianfs

THr Giants are not quite right
yet I'll admit that, In fact,
] did when I made the recent
trade viz Cincinnati By which I let
one player 30 who helped me to win
four championships and another Who
had bssn on . team that had twice
been returned q pennsnt bringer.
But am not offering any aiibis for
the showing % far.
Plain facts are what count One
tact u that the club had not been
hitting with any degree Of regularity
o. umeliness. When the men have
been hitting. the pitching haS been
bad. and. when the pitching has been
good, the hitting has been Of the
featherweight brand. Take, - an
example. that game which Mathew
son pitched against Boston hast week,
- pretty q game - I ever sew him
The evening world., 1913-06-02
81 NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT ESsSS5 s.esss
Racing Without Betting
DOesn t Satisfy REGULARS

say). what man wants 20 90 10 sven
trouble TO bet. say. es: or who. ameuDl
ordinary foih. on a days outint st tke'
Jeans for deposit purposssf H. 4
T. >. AibrishG the Sanford tr6is1t.
has sixteeu two-ysar.oids at DeirNoos
Park. lie left three 10 ~ me lnsm
IN Amsterdam. N. r. 4 Hew of Sneoo
here are bucked. --
The evening world., 1913-06-02
DIR | N X
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Habit can be used with absolute conf.
dence. 1t destroys al desire for whiskey.
beer or other alcoholic stimulants. Thou
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been restored to lives Of sobriety aud
usefulness. Can be given secretly.
Costs only 400 per bog. II you fail to
get results from 0RRINE after . trial,
your money win be refunded. For sale
by Riksr HesemAn Drug Stores. Ask
them iol Tree booklet telling all about
ORRJNI.
The evening world., 1913-06-02
GIANTS Haven't Struck BEST
STRIDE YET, SAYS M'GRAW
Champions Manager in Review Declares Team
Was Handicapped by Weak Batting and Un-
certain Pitching, but Players Are Born
Fighters and VIII Show Better
III Form, on Western Trip.

Manager Mc0raw will continue HE baseball series IN
tomorrows Evening World when he win taxa up tho sub.
sot Of the Eastern Teams Western Invasion and the Amsri.
can League Outlook.
The evening world., 1913-06-02

vk Several New York with the blamed
ben scored the ninth the ball.
struek dropped front
detected
II bssslan which beat club In that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31
SHARK IN
PURSUIT OF LEGS
County officer and IatrOlman nc
Long Beach do Spectacular sprint
Out at FOanuing Ilreakcrs
just In Time.

Long Reach. July William
Rhodes OF No. 1924 East Forty-third
street, Los Angeles. "A county officer,
and Harry Woods, Long Beach pa
trOlman, both account themselves
brave men. but when twelve-foot
shark began To disport himself about
their shins while bathing In the
ocean, both broke spnnting records
In a 2b0-yard dash Tor shore and
safety.
Both men were in bathing near
Elm avenue when suddenly the shark
rose from the sea and lay summing on
the surface until he got "a smell OF
fresh meat. Then he began circling
abut them, gradually coming nearer.
With the gooseflesh Standing out ON
their bodies both mon started through
the surf for shore
Tho shark evidently picked Woods
for his victim and several times came
within five feet 81 him, only 10 be
frightened away hy the desperate
splashing Of Woods legs. until the
officer reached shallow water. when
then shark abandoned pursuit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31

henaonable Asltico IN tlle gcnlth ~
children ~ Hos Weuthcv.
n ~ well that mothers be advised
not "a oversfetd the children during
the hot months so enc requires az
much food In summer ~ IN winter,
Feed the children the lighter and
more easily dlaeeted foods. Sec that
the milk " cool and kept away from
flies Sc careful that the fruit h ripe.
and " the child begins 20 scratch the
skin. indicating too much acid IN tho
blood deprive u Of fruit for several
days
II In quite natural that under these
conditions there will be some dIges-
tive disturbance. such as constipation
Indigestion or summer dinrrhoea. II
may be accompanied by n cold or by
eruptiona Of the skin. The timely
remedy, ana one which YOU can rely
on for results. Is small dose Of Dr.
caidwells syrup Pepsin on retiring.
and by morning the bowels will move
and the trouble VIII vanish. The ex.
ceptional tonic INGREDIENTS In this
remedy win tone the stomach and en-
rich the blood. and the child will feel
its usual SELF again.
Many families like that Of Mr.. VIII
liam Weber, 20 Edwin Place. Bur.
faio. \. ". who uses II for foul breath
ana constipation. and Mrs John Wal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31
TuCUMCAftI FLAMING no
ENTfHtTAfN ufg CuOWr

HlNINNkANAN BIG CROWD
TucumcorI, n. ~. duly 2a-Tho
associated commercial clubs Of enai-
ern New Mexico and western Texas
arc going % have q big meeting In
Tucumcari
Reports from an sections of the
country indicate that the August tth
convention VIII be az great q success
IN point 81 attendance ~ was the
Fourth Of July celebration. special
delenntca from ten towns Ia the
county where commercial orRanixa-
lions have recently been formed. viii
each have delegate NJ Tucumcnri
who Will be entertained BY the city
and viii be complimentary guests az
the banquet rendered the governor
and others. In addition. large crowds
are coming from an sections ~ the
county NJ reports 10 the chamber 81
commerce daily indicate. This r. r.
splendid spirit ~ cooperation and
the fact that every section ~ the
county h cooperating 80 th0roughly
with the chamber 81 commerce 40 Tu-
cumcori. viii make possible rapid
DEVELOPMENT Of this county Many
will attend for the purpose Of hearing
the governor and others speak. Some
are interested IN n highway from Tu-
cumcari 10 Amarillo; others In tryihE
60 secure better hnmeseeNera rates
the merchants Of tho county are
deeply Interested In better freight
rates. and the whole county "a inter-
ested in securing eastern capital FOR
development here.