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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15
NEW PRINCIPAL OF
|. MILLS SCHOOL
HERE TODAY

To take the position of principal of
Mills School, recently left vacant by
the resignation of Vaughan Mac
Caughey, Wilbert Perry Ferguson, Phi.
d., DID,, arrived in Honolulu in the
Sierra this morning. accompanied by
Mrs. Ferguson. Doctor Ferguson
comes to this city from New York
City, where he was headmaster and
one of the owners of the Syms
School, private institution organized
Is years ago.
Born in the home of Methodist
minister in Canada, Doctor Ferguson
claims relation to Admiral Perry, u.
s. n, on his mothers side. He was
graduated from Victoria university. as
"a medaIlist in classics and general
proficiency, following which he took
"a course at Syracuse, where he re-
#ceived his Phi. d. degree in classics.
He entered the Methodist ministry
shortly after his graduation from Syr-
acuse and took course in, theology
at the Drew Theological seminary,
Madison. New Jersey, being graduated
as B. d. Wesleyan university con-
ferrad upon him the honorary degree
of d. D. when he was "a wears old,
thus ending his remarkable education-
al career.
Dividing his career between the
ministry and educational work, Doc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15

@Jimmier CrowelPs Glee Club fur.
nished the entertainment. with the
aid Of individual members OF the
stock aggregation and most enjoy
able evening was spent. In fact the
enjoyment Of the evening broke into
the early morning hours to large
extent. Mr.. Wray. thoughtfully, had
attended to refreshments for the par
ty and there was no dearth Of good
things, liquid or solid
"Jackey" Allen. an attache Of the
opera house, was master Of cere-
monies and conducted the evenings
mirth in first class fashion.
The membership Of the glee club
includes James Crowell Harry HALL
Joe Terry, David Muasey. Henry Eii
va, Kalani Pun, Henry LAM, Sammie
Crowell. Foster Wond. Joe Fern, Tho
mas Smith, Akana Spinder. VIM. Ho
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15
POSSIBLE
PRACTICAL
JOKE ROUGH

Talk about the "insidious lobby" on
behalf Of protection to sugar. Taken
at the worst that President Wilson
and the probe committee chairman
imagined it, it is not to be named
the same day as the campaign of the
trust for free sugar. For reckless as
sertion combined with cool effrontery
an instance of the trust tactics which
has just been revealed right here in
Hawaii can hardly be equal in the an
mails of political agitation.
In the sugar protection campaign
notice was taken Of the device of the
factitious wholesale grocers' associa-
ton, Of placing in the heads of bar
rels of refined sugar q printed slip
stating that If the purchaser desired
cheaper sugar he should write to his
congressman to support the removal
Of the duty on sugar. That this meth
Cd OF roundabout lobbying should
have been extended to the sending of
similar message In packages Of az.
ricultural tools may not be surpris-
ling. but that consignmants 0f'ssuch
goods to Hawaiian plantation supply
houses should contain such missives
is an astounding example of adding
insult to injury.
A letter was received by H. Hack
field e Co., Ltd, in Saturdays
mail. from John M. Ross, manager OF
Hakalau plantation, humorously &C
knowledging the receipt of two bar
rels of plantation hoes. The writer
states that, under the hoops Of the
barrels, a note was found, which. be-
sides few words obliterated, said:
with the duty removed on sugar,
you will get your sugar two cents u
pound cheaper. Urge your congress-
man to insist on the removal of the
tarlf on sugar"
The hoes came from the American
Fork and Hoe Co. of Cleveland, O.,
q concern representing one or two
scores of manufactures Georg Ro-
dick of me importing house is disin-
clined to think that the message was
inserted in the barrels by the export
| ing concern, supposing instead that
the trick may have been done by
some one having access to the goods
eiroute. He also would fain hope
that it is only practical joke, who
eyer was the perpetrator. Anyhow,
the firm will take the matter up with
the Cleveland house Manager Ross
says in closing his letter:
I'VE take 1t that with sugar two
cents a poCId cheaper, yon will be
selling Lanes hoes two cents apiece
cheaper"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15
BISHOP GETSA
SMALLFORTUNE
FOR CONTRACT

. = 4
That Hubert X. Bishop, engineer
end superintendent OF the construc-
ton Of the big Koolau tunnel pro-
ject, has come to an agreement with
the Waiahole Water Company and
the Hackfeld interests that involves
settlement of at least $4,000 for
the cancellation of Bishops contract
Is the current report nong local
l,usinessmen.
The Star Bulletins exclusive story
Of the retirement Of Bishop and the
probability that Jorgen Jorgensen
would finish the big irrigation pro
3ect stirred up reports of all kinds
Since that time It has been learned
that Bishop is retiring upon an agree.
ment that means a small fortune for
4 him. Evep at that. 1t is said, the pro
moters and hackers Of the tunnel pro
ject are taking the course of wise and
adroit econ0my and are saving large
amount for the Oahu plantation inter.
Tests.
Stories heard during the last few
days concern the existence OF con.
tract between Bishop and the tunnel
promoters BY which he was to re-
ceive $500 a day bonus for early COM
nletion Of the great irrigation tunnel
and ditch system. This contract ac-
eording to report, began on February
Of this year. and Bishop had three
and ore-half years in which to finish.
For every day less than three and a
half years that 1t took him to com.
plete the system, he was to get this
$500 bonus.
1t,has been matter of appreciative
comment among local engineers that
Bishop was driving the tunnel at un
precedented speed. Stockholders OF
Oahu plantation heard first that his
rate Of progress would allow him to
finish in three years and three
months, later that he was going fast
er, and still again that he was within
the threeyear mark.
A few weeks ago the report went
forth that the work was so far along
that It looked as If he would finish In
two and one-half years.
II bishop were TO build the tunnel
In two and one-half years, he would
|be entitled, according to his reported
contract terms, to bonus of approx
mately $4,000.
The settlement reported to have
|been reached is thus regarded as 9
stroke of business economy on the
part of the Waiahole Water Gem
pany and the interests back of it
even though Bishop should get $780,
200 or $4,000 in settlement.
Just what the terms were is mat
ter of report only, as none of the
parties intimately concerned care to
discuss the matter. However. both
sides appear to feel well satisfied
Bishop has been less than q year out
OF the Office Of superintendent of pub.
lie works, and only about two years
in the territory and has profited we'll
Engineers and contractors give him
credit for being a genius at engineer.
ing and construction organization. He
built up huge force of workmen and
commanded the respect and loyalty OF
his suboFdinates to an unusual de
gree The tunnel work was driven
with remarkable rapidity from the
start and the engineering features Of
the whole project are said now to be
|completed.
Jorgen Jorgensen, the new engin
eef, will, il is believed, meet success
in completing the. work. He is we'll
known for his work in the Hamakua
ditch construction.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15
ACTORS GIVE GOOD
IMITATION OF FINE
APPRECIATINE AU DlENCE

John Wray, Virginia Bfissac and
the balance Of the actors and act
resses who go to make up the World s
Fair Stock Company. following their
performance at the Opera House Sat
urday might assumed the role of an
audience and gave a good imitation
of very appreciative bunch of tick
et-buyers at an impromptu party on
the stage Of the theatre.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15
BAND CONCERT.

There VIII be concert by the Ha-
waiian band at Liliuokalani school
grounds this evening at 1880. The
following selections will be given:
March-The Fifty-first Iowa Regi-
ment (by requestl ..... .Dalbey
Overture The Road to Glory. Killing
Intermezzo-K ilauea Thy request).
.... Stewart
"reminiscences of Verdi. 80. Godfrey
Vocal Hawaiian Songs Ar. by Berger
My Old Kentucky Home (by re-
quest1 ............... .Dalbey
Loves Old Sweet Songs (by re-
Qu6clJ 1YuOdlOoSi
Finale The Turkey Trot Denmark
The Star Spangled Banner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15

A sudden cloudburst near 0royiI|I
Calf. ruined $4,000 ranch. wash
ing away the orchard, three large
haysiacks, Is horses, most Of The cat
tie. hogs and chickens. all tools en-.
farm implements and all the BUILDING.
save one, Part Of the ranch was dis
covered 4welve miles away.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15

Marking and later president of the
Imperial University at Shanghai.
Through him Doctor Ferguson has
learned much Of life and work in the
Orient.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15

Omaha. Eddie MaconL Prof Lnh|n.
Charley Pangilina. Joe Wcstbroo11'
David Aiopa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15

Germany is said to have created [.
new Island and great naval fortress A
the North Sea.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15
Cook Anytime

except Ayour goose on an Electric
Grill; $3.50 to $3.50 and 5 cents an
hour to run L.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
No, Bothered In the Least;

Senator Joseph " Bailey of Teyas.
whose seat was near the main door
o, the senate. was 10 'he midst Of at
impassioncd speech one day whom
Senators Warren and O.crman met
near tho door few steps away from
him and began 10 converse 90 an an
dertouc They looked toward The door.
heu toward Bailey turned Go Fo or'
and then came back and began Wits
lar.ng again
suddenly Senator Bailey stopped .a
tho middle of q burst OF Craiory and
said something Ga an lud'ricne 10 'h'
.f.o senators Senator stone oi 81
-ogrl. presiding over the seuat". think
.rs at bailey had bcou disturbed .r
his speech by tho Vh.spsrus raped
sharply for order
ON that is all right Mr Presi
dent, said Senator Bailey 'thay
a.rent disturbing me ] just told
them would join them as soon as
On, through her, Exchange
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

Commonuug ON "a Bachelors
Honeymoon which comes 10 th,
C.aad Uc. ..ugIa, a-ht MARCH
30. the Albuquerque Herald said Iu
q recent issue.
The thoatcreocrs enjoy 90 the FULL
est extent moss and then a produc-
tIoa that Is fuil of hearty laughs.
vas indicated last evening On the
Elks' thcater. when "a Bachelors
Honeymoon, was presented 10 q
large audience o. ia O. clever play,
pui ON by a vcl-balauccd east Mr..
ellison and Miss Alu.Worth who
played Boz the loadins rolo being
ably supported % would Uut De- too
much To soy th.. there is not q duli
moment throughout ,hr production.
The plot s dc''huulk IMPOSSIBLE.
land gil the moro ludI,roa and
milth-proyolIns hccaUs. of tuIs The
heavy" often t.rcsomc iu problem
uiays and near dramas. uHs hottie
.ally al5cu. last night and lhc audi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
A NJ u S E NJ E N IS

fulfilled the elowis reelection OF
her numerous lrl'ul Zoe this uiy
where tac has sung and visited as
Eo.l as o, the most t>aculr critics
0f America
Following her ..h.oy,mont. ot
Dallas. ii.s Rlcrelmms company OF
.ortia's went 90 California. whore eu
thusiastlc praise hls been accorded
them
Ina recent ISSUE r ,nc ..u rrau-
cisco Examiner. a., following ap-
uclrcd
'llumuerdirck's hr aui Gre
.tel' with our Mabel Roerlmuu or
Oakland as thc girI aas The prInci-
pai feature OF y,sic.Is. matinee at
Che ThoH Marie D.,aa had the
role of Hmsol. the aU aud she is
renowned .or her ess u b.. nrt
the Story of the dg belonged TO
Miss Niorruan iu 'in audience
W.s composed laraeE 0. her friends
.aul home aumirors Ha floral otter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

The Little Minister" tho famous
novel of ". Barrie. given added
fame through drametzatou and
'ue superb Interpretation OF NaBdr
ADAMS. v.ll 20 presented Ia mo'ioa
PICTURES. .hIoc reels. at Tine Graaa
matinee ana night Thursday
The offering viii De- Boz Oh, form of
benefit hy me local T. T. o chap.
tn.. the receipts going 90 the educl
n1naI fund OF the organization. The
reels we're especially ordered '0r this
purpose. and are declared Goo Boo tho
...t iu motiou-picturedom
Al friends OF the chapter and
local lovers o. clean amusement are
urged 10 attend. a. thr presentation
700 d. Boo every way cXoolleu. and d
worthy cause Rili b. aided
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
g.. W.. 1, Not Worm 50.

u.c.srIng that bis tife is not worth
N. 8 thst 90 would cost fo have IN.
formation t,lrph0uod Go riusblrg %
vh.ph clty she j. sllosCd 80 have Ted
win another man, lossGh nlgutis. O.
Yves. Haxletou sa.oouist. said that o..
aould mas, no Efforts 90 appr'h'nd
her This is the second time ma.
SIC rae lcft home. ~ asserts if,a
burg Dispatch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
] ". 4. =. Have
II asaut Meetings

The l. 80. +. ). met Monday even
Ing with Miss Polly Roberts at her
home, sos Buchanan street. in bust
hess session. A course OF study 10
.o taken up by the club was suggest
rd by the president. Miss Sammie
slade. and plans viii De completed
soon Tor the club to begin their study
a social hour was enjoyed after
Doe business meeting and a time was
spent dancing and dainty refresh
mruts were served.
On Thursday evening the club aud
their friends were entertained with
O. lovely party by Misses Roberts and
9kpNith an the Skipwith home,
.Hu1 Fillmore street
The iuic,i ur OF the h0iac was b,au-
tiuIlN decorated withIthc CLUB How
"a. White daisies, ami the clJb col
ois yellow and gold. were very at
'ra,iiVclg used ~ the decorations.
The eu'oNgiHmont tor the eycHins
Nds whist 'and The tally cards we're
daIntily hahQ-pa.nted in white and
.old IN daisyNdesign 81 the close
of the games aNdclicious salad course
Ica cream in daisy shaped moulds aud
Tiny daisy@hapeA cake and black
coffee were setycd\by the Misses 49,
nc and Ella SkIpwiN Miss sammic
-lldr drank toast 10 the ylI'
Love and Success 20 Nou Girls"
Doe guest ol the clhb were Miss
L'oia Callahan aud Ans ". Co.
Smith and Messrs Williams. Nords.
from. Lynn. Woliord lloWeN. BacK-
wrn. Wells. McgaiireF. Davis Wor-
ford. W. G. Smith aud Cecil SKIP
with The club members present
We're Misses SHADE. rarr. rOuuecr.
ruen. Trick. Skilluet. Sears. Ron.
ori-. Skipwith.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

HARRISBURG. nl.. March "a
John Woodruff was arraigued In the
circuit cort here today 10 stand trial
on an indictment Charsing ann vita
the murder OF George H. Mugge last
October. While on hunting trip
80 oodruff and Two companions are
said to hay. trosspased on the
grounds of Nuege. who was veal
30. farmer Nu-Fe ordered the hun
tors Off DIS premises and In 20
quarrel that ousrel Woodruff is al
legged to have shot aud KILLED the
farmer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
~tudtlaId Class With
ilrs. Grocn,iyckc

The Stodd1rd study Class meets
With Mrs ". T. GgGcnlyckc. IolN
harrison street. March ~ at -:ta:
Eoll Call.
q Historic Egypt. her gcorgaphi.
,Il situation.
o Alexandria, past and present "a
tac destroyed relies CO. European
quarters. Dcl business section. Jdl
Nehmet Ais aid to Alexandria and
his conquest
T. Lower Egypt called Delta; "a
cairo. African aud European
lal winter resort. tcl modern zed
,dl latticcd window
a The donkey in Egypt \ start
on ride. Citadel built by Saladiu'
Massacre OF Namemkcs. The view
a' sunset from Calro's citadel. hC
pyramids
O. Alabaster Mosque, the mosques
Iu. Haunted gate
d. Tombs of Caliphs.
D. Egyptian cemetery llciiopolis
Temple ot sun here, its only relic
Tu. Virgin Tree. \ fashionabl,
promenade of Cairo. tine runners an,
officers The Shoobra Palace. Egyp
'In museum, cemetery OF Sacred
THIs. Statue of Villagc chief Nom
.urs. past ana present. statute o
0FDnsCott. hour OF prayer Tine
SIZE. Statue of Father Nile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26


........-. r,at -
ns,hy Tor her posi,lon No looked M
sh,rlirhly under her touch. She saw
that HIS ewes were swollen and blood
shot
"You1 alwsyf d.splse me-. Mona.
r."
80. 90 understand ! think ANY
w.. want ven IL ipu roe the ruth
Gtry Wcfo friends. a,,.t we9"
hv t,Io.d "nofore Ten you. no
sald .us ly. II Wat taa 10 leel that
lG.uJ. .u.rt lNp ac.sd tlo ,ait o.
a icolAdiOL b.t- .iut il vas because
l'm O. cool lm.ln you every.
th,rs ffI Gl,.d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
'kR. NUM- IMPROVING
N AMARILLO HOSPITAL

pr .. 4. Nuun. WHO was removed
yesterday from bis home. 1000 liar-
rison. TO the Amarillo Hospital. fol-
lovIu. SERIOUS illness for the past
week Was reported resting 'as't
last night. and showing evidence o.
marked Improvement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
now = TINS?
\ com. ~ GRIpTE. THEN
pNEt MONA

D. too often ,ho fatal sequence. Ia
Grippe Coughs hang ON, weaken The
system and lower the vital resist
aucc. q g. Collins. Postmaster
Baruogat y. j.. says u was trouh-
led with severe la Grippe cough
aud was completely exhausted after
each flt of violent coughing he
fore had taken ouc-half of a bot
tlo of Folcys Honey and Tar Com
pound the coughing spells had en-
tircly ceased / wish go say IL cant
be- beat All others are limitations.
Randall nrug Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
PiciiHn Club WIN Meet
With Ma. Jennings

The p.orian club Hill meet Thurs
Isy afternoon az 9 % clock with Mrs
So T. Jennings. 7G7 TAYLOR street
The subject for stud, O. lu-ou p
Eosmersaolm. the program for the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

- '' ~ 80
"a
.n,., ,..r, Gal. ''''''" '' '" "
"Tu.. m.. l.,t,r cam, ns, u.4.t and
iaad' 'Dai OLD had's heart m.ah.f g'ad
MAJ, ~" ''.' '',', ''', ,,,p
yoar sinsins ava som, dn, rug,.
youll o.. sisat aaf aui have your
P.,''i' ,n 'h' SUNDAY papers '''' v.
''rlt .... 90, .... nd,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
AnnnnnacIlIcni.

The Momans Missionary Socict
of the rolk street Methodist church
will have q ton az the residence oi
Mrs. a. n Cooper. sou Harrison So
ihs afternoon from tu O. O'Clock
The Extension society viii meet
WH alt,fnooha az 2.3u o'clock with
Mrs c. T. Smyer nd Mrs Schil d"
the home of Nrsfsmycr zoos Lin.
aolu street
ST. Andrew Is Guild oft the Episco
pal church VIII meet this afternoon
at ".3o O'Clock with Mrs j VI.
Walsh, 1900 Ta51Qr street
The Bepc Bennett Society of the
Pom Street NnNBsdist church wI.
meet this altcrDoVu az $50 o.clocA
co. tho church parloM
There win be- called meeting of
the Hoaunot Club this afternoon a.
the home ot tfe>Tcsidcut. Miss cha
"a Davis. ,oo PHNSr street. $3.50 p
m
Mrs. ChaJlcs kirkpatrick will en-
terrain the E6rSe Nous club this ait
ornoon from SA-tQ $3.50 o'clock oJ
her home. "a West Eleventh street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

meeting Is a. follows
Lesson i!vajlik lsbon.
Roll Call Tributes 10 lUson
Historical BACKGROUND NUrWa,
since lAl4 Mrs iltsh.uhotham.
Danish Theatre and drama Boo Oh,
Nineteenth Century Mrs. Jennings
RoIud Table:
Universe OF lbscn
Technique of .usen
Greek Spirit of lbsru.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
Iclightful Song service

The musical features O. The sun
J5y evening service an the Central
p..sus terrain church deserve moro
than O. passing mention
Tho choir Is composed OF mus.cl-
au. ol unusual talent and they had
suI,pu diligently 10 meet the require
m,u's of the special Easter service
which was both pleasing and cdiiy-
ing.
Personnel of the Central rresDy-
terrain cho.g Mrs. Herbert 4. TAFT
choir director. Prof ". S. ANteL
OF anist. Miss Ruth Howard. assist
ant orsanist. Tcnors. Ncssrs T. Is
lynn. ~ r. Deason. rIowmau and
win Irwin. sopranos. Misses White.
Hralcltuu aud Rohuett. Nesdames
TAFT. Van Nattl Johns and o VIII
son. Bass Messrs Biyens. Johns
Cockcrrll and cole violin. Mrs. Rus.
Eu AND Miss Reeves cello. Mr. VIII
dis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
icnirai Presbyterian
VI oman AUXILIARY

The Noman's Auxiliary of the Cen
tran hytor.au church viii meet
this Afternoon 40 O'Clock iu thu
church Mrlors |Thc lesson vHI o..
q m s.onhy cston on Korea
Leader Msj G. G. Brady
Devotional Ars. l.. Il. White.
biography ofNTiouoor Missionary
to Korea. Mrs. Henry Mobiles.
study ol Missionaries aud Miss Ion
stations.
business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

Er. =. /. Johnston has sold his
residence go lnUl rolk street and
nov resides "a sos TAYLOR street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

Mrs G. \. Fisk is expected home
today after visit OF several weeks
Ca san Antonio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
UNUSUAL INITIATION
HN hAMOSA CliOrrEE>

Alamosa Camp. " o ". scor"u
an unusual record. one which o.
deemed entirely new boz Texas wood.
craft. last ui.ht. when G. r. Hurt ana
T.. q. johnson we're transferred from
the Boys ct Nootcralt TO the ad1l'
organization. having attained requl-
site age for membership 100 the camp
Following thc initiation q smoker
furnished pleasure Tor the large
crowd o. choppers m attendance. 90.
affair proving highly enjoyable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
The Dollar
Shirt Shop
f. d. GREEN, Manager
400 s. Polk

S $ $.$ $ $ 5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

a, Amarillo Drug.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

NOW Is THE time to let your
dollars DO the work IN what We have
left loo winter underwear l23-lC
BLACKBURN BROS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
DADDY, DEAR DAD''
He Made Crooked Things
Straight and Opened Paths
They Knew Not.

BY NELLIE C. oiLLMoRE.
Niuona wiped her eyos aud le.ead
tla letter II said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

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