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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09
WHEN THE PERE WAS WORTHY
OF PUBLIC ATTENTION
onY rIrcnFoRK HENDERSON

Ih"st Wcfe IL" days with many a night
Nh'h officials and mn worked with might
g." k""p u" I"Ntr 81 standard l"lgAt
Mud she sur" drew public attention.
Wv s"in'. ~ a." Officials dead and gone
Ih" lid loads saN They MI. IT,. finest e"r
tofu"
And the> thai alis. arr in other places
Winning thrr br'ah Nth manly rtac.-
Ani "ei'an,e VIII rfide thrit cid friends faces
N's that Was Yesterday
Iat things Law. shangs1 with tn march Of time.
And Aop Would hardly Know ~. Marquette. Lin,
fa't st. hardly worth personal mention.
These are TIL day that brinR miserable nights
With officials nerves al shattered with t1gAt.
For. as the clock slowly and mournfully ticks the
hours
1t seemingly ctoaks, "LEss fowER. LEss
POWER
Nov SOM Of th"s. u blam.
Far the sins Of thclr masters that brlnR shane
" h.n Heroiitus Frlton and Gordon a l-elaIme1.
cursed hy the children reYilsd ~ ths danes
Al for tn" notari.tl ot OPEN SHOP fam.
Yes. things have changed with the march Of time,
For. when folks talk uf the Marquette Line
They call h'r POVERTY MISERY RISKY decline.
li"' aus" her trains are never pS TINE
JIM HENDERSON
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09

permanent body be empowered To inNest'gat" and
pass upon the merits II demands made by railway
employees and hs railways upon their employees.
1T seems highly probable said Mr Dunn tha'
thss. labor controversies ever Will De sttt'd IN a
way that wiI1 be Just and expedient until they are
Investigated and determined ON their merits. Just
as railway rate controversies are now Investigated
and determined on their merits. The labor broth
.rboaas may h. expected TO oppose such leg
islation But will there he any m"re mefit IN
their opposition than there was In that Offered ny
the ratws.s To the proposal To give the Interstate
commerce commission power, when 1t found a rate
un,ea.onab,e TO fix a rate that was reasonable
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09
DUNN SEES THE COMING CRISIS


,n',A6o III. Dec. "A plea Tor a law prohib-
so sss stikes and loekouts on railroads before sf-
s.a. nave been made to adjust differences through
- saeh was made by Samuel q Dunn. editor
~ nHl~ay Age Gazette. In an address before
sIoers OF the Traffic Club of Chicago at u
neon at the Hotel IAsaile yesterday.
punns subject was The Railway Emrloye
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09


wreekage In pi.e.s These wer. for tie sr.at.r
part piled on the tender Of ih. freight ,urtu.
where three live st'ef= wete eft on TAD a
broken leg and shot - p.Iufy MaFsHal
Tn. deputy marshal rad eo,.ii.r.ll. v.fk IN.
tshng the work Of killing -. tnl4red stodk y hI.l
the members Of III" p"li, fore tai tn.-,l .atH.r
in tn. dag.
ON. ,o.rg ,n. vbt,h ~. NJ. ,,., I'm. - .
wrerkpy. sbortIY af,,r tI. 49, i,, ..s,t1
srrauhl.i out ~ Nh. til. VIII a tt.9.a IL II
shaved fpIt and mai vim - 81 - -
eyef,oI. ~ no ,,,n, Win NJ, - - n
and MA tht.. MT - :, t,, Ven, u, ,,lz,5y
any f,rth.r tplatv In -. .rtu5J v,,,4 =
nnlnh.r of ~. ntf.r. Nii.h lad = lff.f.d ,,I,l.,
was sold b. the railroad ,ott.t.fs 20 a al
butcher
c"nsidefahle trouble vas TAD in rounding
the 'attlr and hogs whtoh had escaped ffoil TIE
"t.' k"d ears without any Serious injuries 1h"}
wandered hp and down =" railroad hsia-"t-~ay
for more than a mie hnd mol than daz"u fail=
f"ad mn NJ. pressed into s"fA lie I'm ths ums
hah arrived 10 get them together 1t l. thought
tha, II them got away from the ralIraad
properly am az sun Wandering dh"ai
M Phos"x rssks Allow ed.
pbtfir II waldorf ,.f5 master for ~. Ill.ot.
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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09
CLINTON. ILLINOIS, oEcEmsER >, is1,
Lot Them Die In Peace

~ Lot Them Die In Peace
"n. % ] @'% IRE I s % ,s % the 81 s & ' % on the ] "' ~ ,1. % "gA as
ssp ,a "~ The ., s',' T',,@, read, ,%'.". IN" . 1 TIN
;".ry a ar S Ssn to tner rssS,o, s' Of tn, r@,saa Of
Railroad t aud m'm hun " "ms T "5 % a5 '@.af, ar" "194s
enhe Who are % % . S On on the TIL I I , ] am an" 4-''%'n hue. The
% %sS 4 ON ,.l. Y@rn, Ga,rn,ry JonX DOE See,
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.s.us , and besides company "'as
the truck contaminated called
r,"" OF uNoNsM " tn, Lass sdRl Gel than noe l\s
'' Of the s.lne the ,.Ay
a Il" n % 9fe a 81 the lp A., t, ~" & lot n" SOCIAL
Welt. nd founded l",
osornfRs fp"d ; tina" II other Labor
Northern rasue the Irn". and
Hartman >lbel o
"s would be
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S" way tn, 'y and pre-
ra h ~ hut natural "","h paasea condition, The foundation and
hSeaa u deep rooted sr"ls "aS6"' the Ne" Ens"d state
h, srr, aprrn
the % & % % % M s'"" @ M % " ' & ca, @. s '1", , III, ~ & @ u "s that
"@a Ss' @ 'y to- the interest OF tn, .a1 r4 than to
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81 by the :
whether brotherhood OF Engineers
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nov, have weighed
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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09

wreekage In pi.e.s Thee were for tie sr.at.r
part piled N. tender Of the fr.lptt .Hpfu..
where three live st'rr~ w,fs eft. Tad
broken leg and Was shot ~ D.Iuty Marshal
rum
The deputy marshal lad corsid.rahi. vark IN.
ishing the work OF killing IT, lul4Fsd sto, hI,h
the members Of III" p"li' for'e Lad 'nIs-l .atl'r
n h.. day
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09
l.iGht sttli nsraisG.

Roth boiler ends were crushed In hut the gnag"
light IN the freight engine cab was siiii hurntng
when IL lifted of the pile, The tracks
were torn up for ffty feet more aud large
crew was put work 1t was light
enough To see.
Four Of the stock were badly shattered
that they pulled from the main mass Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
EXPERT DECORATORS >
To ARRIVE THURSDAY

Two expert decorators. represent
ing tho Western Fireworks Company
OF Denver. will arrive In Amarillo
Thursday morning. and will az once
assume supervision OF plans f0r ex-
tenslye decorations during the stock
mems convention. which opens here
on Tuesday OF next week
The expert assistance OF these men
make certain decorations along most
attractive lines. and a rapid and un-
interrupted progression OF plans TO a
rounded completion. These plans. In
the main. have already been shaped
BIS Chairman Schornstein and mem
beers OF the committee on decoration
and illumination. and IL Il believed
that little. II any deviation. viii be
suggested by the Denver men
4 meeting OF this committee was
held yesterday afternoon IN the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms At
tendance was large and enthusiastic
and the general plans were discussed
az length and In detail Mayor Gee
lwas present and assured the commit
toe that the city would Join in the
plans. and that the city hall would
be- decorated
Merchants OF the city have given
earlier assurance that they would DO
their full part In making this feature
OF convention week pronounced
SUCCESS In view OF such general IA
yoring sentiment, decorations on tbs
most lavish and complete scale
which has ever been attempted II
this section of the state will gree
the eye OF the cattlemen and othel
convention visitors next Tuesday
morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
FOR VARSITY
BANQUET IS SHAPING

So "a meeting eteraay Afternoon
The special committee. named 0
shape program for fhe banquet 10
Amarillo next Saturday night Of
Alumni and ex-students OF the li-
versity Of Texas. a tentative speaS-
ing list Was shaped. and VIII be- per
iected 80 soon a. replies are recei'-
ed from alumni % neighboring PAN
handle cities sho have been assigned
place.
Interest In the rally and banquet
Is increasing daily. and II IL nov an
ticipatcd that attendance locally and
from outside points will exceed me
initial estimate
Among the subjects to be treated,
discussions Of more adequate and
generous maintenance OF the uhiyef-
.ity. aud other practical questions
Rlll haee place The program a.
tentatively shaped gives place TO wo-
men speakers. and This feature :
ted 10 add spice and consider
able pepper 10 the affair.
The attendance committee VIII
max, aa active local census TO-DAY
90 an effort 20 line ar all eligible
University men aud women In ANA
rilio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
NIHHrR AWAITS COMING
on SPRING CONDITIONS

Webh,r styled hy his friends
tn. kanr Corn King % che Pam
handle was Iu AMARILLO yesterday
from DIS farm and when asked as
fo preliminary steps looking TO rec
ORA crop in his section said: There
is nothing doing loo the preliminary
farming line on my place during this
winter weather ! don't like winter
that Is possible 20 have everything In
readiness so that can withhold my
efforts when weather conditions are
uncomfortable
While this is true. expect 20 be
% shape with the harvest OF the pres
aur year 10 sustain my reputation as
ru. producer Of some OF the best
grain ever shown In the Panhandle
10. Texas There has been compare
lively little precipitation this winter.
bur while this rs true. the ground Is
reasonably moist and in shape for
Glowing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26

SPECIAL % Daily News
CROSBITON. Tex. Feb % The
b.-monihly excursion OF the Crosby
tou-South Plains Development Com
pany was here this week Fifty-two
northern farmers occupying two
.ieepers. were here TO look over Cros-
by County lands They were much
pleased with what they saw and a
great number made purchases.
The Development company mas
soid something over $4,000 acres in
the last four months and the pur-
ohas.rs are rapidly coming in. fenc-
ing their lands and improving same
These newcomers belong TO the
very best class OF Northern farmers
and this country is being rapidly
dotted here and there with substan-
tial farm houses. barns, etc
The eXeursionists were entertain.
ed Thursday night at a banquet at
the Crosbyton Inn and we're address
ed by NJ Bassett. Judge Hamlin
OF Farwell. and other interesting
speakers. sudge Cough the farm
manager for the c y Live Stock com.
pany acted as POSTMASTER and made
"A very thorough and interesting
speech on Farming on the south
Plains
Anoth~ excursion Is due on the
first Thursday IN March.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
I,eware al Oinimrnis Tor
Catarrh That tontain Mercury

q. mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing il through the mucous surfaces
such articles should never be useh
except on prescriptions from repnt
able physicians. as the damage they
viii 40 is ton fold 20 TIE good you
can possibly derive from them Hall g
Catarrb Cure. manufactured by =
n Cheney & co Toledo Ohio. con-
rains no mercury and Is taken Inter
.ul'ly. acting directly UPON the blood
I1ra mucous surfaces OF the system.
III buying Halls Catarrh Cure Do
sure YOU e. the genuine II Is TAX
.u internally and made In Toledo.
Ohio bv p ! Cheney & Co, T"s'i-
morials free
Sold by druggists Prize 15c per
bottle.
Take Uolr. Family pills for con-
.sfIugfiOu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26

10 exact money only quiz pre-
walls Foreigners are IN no danger
from troops or MeNcans Reports
without foundation American Jon-
suls never desert their posts
The governor had no comment 20
make on this message except that he
will carry out his plans 10 protect
the people from the MeNicaus
Governor ColQuitt. this evening.
wired Gen Steeyer. commander OF
the Federal troops In Texas. that hs
hoped General Steeyer's instructions
from Washington would not interfere
with the order for the discharge Of
the duties OF the state troops
Representative Householder 81
Cameron County. also made public
the communication he had received
from the Brownsville chamber OF
commerce. TO the effect that nothing
had as yet happened. but that there
as great apprehension and that tue
border is without protection
The governor declares he vii. 90
der out more troops II necessary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
Mortuary

BRYAN-Mrs Kate Bryan. one OF
the pioneer settlers OF this section.
died yesterday az her home in ANA
rIllo after an mess OF long dura.
ton The body Ras removed 20 ihe
Griees establishment. and is nov F-
ine zoo state boo tho parlors aNa''iu-
arrival %, son from Los Angeles
Cal. who wired that De- would leave
FOR Amarillo this morning
Coming 10 Amarillo when Tho cI'l
yas young Mrs Bryant vas we'll
known 20 sll of the older inhabitants
of th. community Tier sons form
.rIy r,s ded here. bot they have drii.
ted away aud were not pyrsent az
the time of the mother death
Announcement of the funeral af.
rg,meuts NIl ho made as soon a'
the 1us are leaJt from and as th''
have been telcgraphed o. is expected
'pat something definite win b" a'
IO-urpl TODAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
Personals

Rev . . kikor. presiding elder
Of the Amarillo District Of the Me-
thodist church. has returned 20 his
home in this city after lu official
visit over portion Of hs territory,
aud reports everything .u excellent
condition
Mrs Npl Armstrong aud children
we're iu Amarillo yesterday from We
"A
Arthur Mcknight arrived IN ANA
ralo yesterday from vi Paso. and
will remain here during the coming
convention OF the cattlemen next
week
! IS nodsou. father OF ur F W.
Dodsou. lofi today for bis home ia
brownsville. via Tulia and santa An
na. where ho viii visit with relatives
and friends
r. T O. Lorue of Bolton Is busl-
ness visitor in the city
Bruce Gcrdcs of SilFettou came
10 Amarillo last night and vii spend
few DAYS here on business
J n Patton and family v.. leave
Wednesday for San Antonio whore
they viii reside This year
Mr Patton has accepted OBJ. ac,u.
~ for the pcuoiter automobile for
south west Texas With headquarters
At san Antonio
Nj Levy and family V H.gup,
lhe Patton home for the summer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26

When Burton Holes recently gave
si. celebrated travelogus on Pana-
ma, a' Orchestra Han Chicaso he
vas seriously interrupted by contin-
Ia' coughing Of tha audience Many
good sermon. lecture or concert. Is
spoiled M Tie same way. No one
ur.1t- Viuue'y and o. people with
coughs colds. hoarseuess and tick
F"c throat would use Foley's Hon
IS a Tar Compound. they could
splendid household medicine and con
'al~s no opiatcs.
RANDALL DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
Gt;ut NJ EROkEN YESTERDAY
IOE TWO NEN tpTT AGRS

Ground a, broken yesterday At
tn corner pt Eighth and Monroe
stree for 'br erection OF tWo ele-
gam cottages by Or e. Num-.
The structure. are to Je strictly
modem. and work will De- rushed
rapidly to completion
Thoso are but a portion OF the
structures now under way aud 20 be
started within a short time u -
stated hy contractors in The building
linz. that the outlook is one OF rare
prom .se. and with this assurance a
different phase Is being put In pres
ent conditions The situation is de-
dared 20 be- decidedly optimistic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
GRAND BALL At tlkS
HOME FOR ST0CKMEM

o. lbHaIly me mo.i brilliant aai
notable social event f.ras CONVEX
lion week Rll be- t.e e.aad bail
UhIc. ALL be- given on Thursday
ulrht. March 9 al The Eiks some'
Ina honor OF the members Of the Pan
handle and Southwestern stockmen' 5
Association and guests Of the city
This affair. according 20 announce
ment made last night. Is destined %
prove the mos elaborate and brii-
liant OF the present season li "iii
be provided a. a special conipiiili'1
10 the visitors By Amarillo LodI' 10
a28. d. = o. r.. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
COMMISSIONERS BEGIN
TAX COLLECTION AUDIT

The Con m oner Court Potter
County cor ened yesterday 'or The
regular February term. and fhe iai
vas spent In auditing the accounts
n County Tar Collector Frank =.
Buckingham
The task. which Is az ard nous ana
lengthy one 1lll perhaps continue
for several days The report u com
plete in detail. and its shaping mas
required weeks Of steady work on
the part % NJ Buckingham ana
Deputy Collector Buyens
A iabulatiOu yesterday showed
thar total collections for 'he year OF
1912. county and state. 1efe 800
sTa.sl 4 detailed account 0ili b.
forthcoming a. an early date
Other matters Of importance u -
stated. Will demand attention % The
conmissioners. am the term bids
fair 20 DO busy and rasaltful
one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
'rANn JtHN 10 WISH
AMARli.ID'S SCHOOLS

II is learned that one of the tasks
placed on the grand jury OF The For
seventh Judicial district Is Wis
u 10 tho Amarillo schools There Is
a probability that this will be- done
today The panel rs busy with mum
crous and widely varied matters and
the schools are but coming in Tor
their share OF attention
Just what particular matters are
To Doe Investigated by The iuqulsi-
tive twelve at the schools. Is not
stated. but this much Is sure that IN
formation CLEANED by the visit viii De-
made public In due time and form.
should necessity require
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
xrv srprHINTENuEvf ron
WATER AND LIGHT PLANI

G.. IS raller. for a number o.
years superintendent of The b'u' q.
Gas and Electric Light Company o.
Denver colo. arrived n Amarl'''
yesterday morning to accept p'si .'.
ts general superintendent oi t'r
CITY Light a. Mater Company
Mr. Fallers vile and aoH "..i
rive within a few days 10 make thr.'
home here Mr. Faller VIII nav
charge OF the operation aud disiripu'
ton department Of the Cts Llfht a.
water Company. and will assrme A'.
tive duties al once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
lOEMER MAYOR PATTON
orr FOR SAN ANTONIO

Former Mayor j u Patton leaves
today for his new home in San An
tonIo accompanied by his family Mr.
Patton who will embark In the auto
mobile business. stated yesterday to
ID representative of the Daily News
that h. is but leaving Amarillo tenn
porarily He Is leasing his residence,
with me privilege of possession on
notice He saws that he will retain
H. interests here. and has great
a..H lu the future OF Amarillo ana
- section of me state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
uENITH WhENING

Make every effort % avoid uat.he
Iamp chilled or Ne' feor th.l.'r-
the feet results Boz oonees'iug 'ae
internal organs and inflammation '.
me kdnees and bladder with rueH-
matte tviuges and pain iu back gem.
orally follow r-s Foley Kidney f.'F
hev sro tfe hp.' med ..-. made GOV
100 disorders 0f mo- klHa.
bladder IRREGULARITIES. ana tar Htsh-
leha ard rheumatism They DO a'.
nrnr habit forming frG-s Ton.
r ."..u quick IU results
RANDALL DRUG CD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
Gamble Found Guilt,

Iury verdict was returned 100 the
County court last night. holding J.
~ Gamble guilty OF the charge Of
running dlsorderly house. assess
iag penalty Of $500 zine and 20
days In Jail The case has been IN
progress for the past two days and
has been warmly contested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
PAPERS IN MITCHELL
CASE To ARMSTRONG

District Clerk VI n Hardin yester-
day afternoon forwarded all papers
in the case OF the Staet vs.. T. $.
Mitchell TO Armstrong County. where
Mitchell will be- tried during April
on change OF venue from this coun-
~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26

THE ORIENTAL is place for
your mother. your wife OF your Sis
Ter Unhecoming conduct not toler-
alcd here Board and room s. and
upNa.I Phone g33 97-6c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
NnIlrL 10 TN rIRIRIC

I have moved from my former Of
fiCp .u tlc Ehcrstadt building to
the Golding Drug Store, corner sew
cnth and Polk. AZ the old Lambeth
Grocery co. stand Patrons ana
friends may reach me az the new Of
ncp H person on by telephone
DIR Il NJ WALKER
e9-6c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
GOLDEN RULE CHIEF
POLICE SUSPENDED


CLEVELAND Ohio. Feb as
Golden Rule Chief Police Fred
Kohler. was suspended today by
Mayor Baker az his own request
Preliminary hearing on charges Of
conduct unhecoming an officer. and
rross immortality were set for March
Kohler denies 400 charges
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26

The usual half hour service at
.530. a cordial invitation to all.
n. W. Tiponey. pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26

Saylor A Kendall are st.i' selling
suit and oycrcoats al Wholesale
price lc