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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
Europe

Avila, Espagne. .-Une epidemic
de charbon s6vit dams le village de
Flores. Jusqu'ici, six personnes
en- sont mortes ct dix-huit sont
mourantes:
Paris. s.-Une d6peche de Tunisie
dit qu'un violent incendie s'est de-
clare dams Ia region de Tebessa
LIE sirocco, qui souffie avec violen'
ce, active le feu. Des troupeaux ont
peri.
Belfaste, Irlande.-La c6l6bra.
tion de la fete des Orangistes {
dome lieu une bataille entire ma
tionalistes ct unionistes. Plusieurs
citoyens ct policemen ont etc gra,
vement bless6s. Des coups de feu
ont etc tires.
Londres.-La reine-mere Alex.
andra a perdu beaucoup d'argen1
dams des speculations ct Leopold
de Rothchild s'est charge de met.
tire en- bon ordre les finances de
rauguste veuve. La reine-m4re a
un revenu personnel de $5OO.OOO et
l6tat lui accorde une pension an.
nuelle de $35O,O0O.
Stratford.-Le nouveau premier
ministre d'Australie, M. Joseph
Hume Cook. est un Journalistic. II
est ne dams lie village de Silver
daye, en- Angleterre. A peine sor-
ii de l'enfance, il trouva du travail
dams les mines de charbon. A "a
ge vingt-cinq ans, apres son maria
ge, il vint chercher fortune en-
Australia.
Paris.-Il y quelques jours, a
Toul, le capitaine Angelby s;est
conduit CONNIE un h6ros en- r6pri-
mant une r6volte de soldats. II a
etc menace de mort ct d1 Sc SER
vir de ses armes pour en- imposer d
un grand nombre d'hommes. Sen
courage 6tait ST superbe que les
mullins mont pas os6 tuer Ioficier
heroique.
Londres.-Lady Balfour de Bur
leigh declare qu'elle await trouv6,
par hasard, le moyen d'empecher
les b6b6s de pleurer. II s'agit de
coucher les b6b6s la tete un peu
plus bas que les pieds, ct lis sen
dorment en- quelques minutes.
L'inclinaison doit etre d'environ
un pouce par pied. Lady Balfour
assure que ce moyen lui a toujours
r6ussi.
Hamilton. = La terrible lecon
donn6e par le naufrage du ''Tita-
nic' porte ses fruits. l. ':Impe
rator", le plus grand paquebot qui
soft a hot, porte quatre-vingt-trois
chalonpes de sauvetage, dams les
quelles, en- cas- de d6sastre, peuvent
trouver place l6quipage ct les pas
sagers, quelque soft leur nombre.
Deux sont n,unies de moteurs as
sez puissants- pour pouvoir remor-
quer les autres ct sont pourvues
d'appareils de t6l6graphie sans FL.
Munich. h.-D'apres une nouvelle
publi6e par le Post, il para1trait
que la duchesse Charlotte-Th -Th6odo-
re de Baviere a fret6 un navire
d'armes ct de munitions pour aller
attaquer la r6publique portugaise.
La duchesse aussi embarqu6 une
somme considerable d'argent sur le
navire en- question, qui partit de
Londres pour Lisbonne. mais il
echoua sur la cote beige. La du-
chesse a demand6 all roi Albert,
qui est son gendre, de lui remettre
l'argent, mais celui-ci a refuse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18

Ca pale d'annoncer dams lEcHo
DE LuCEsT
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18

Invitations de marriage tres Gle
gantes ct 3 tres has prix 3 nos ate
sliers. sssss ssssssss
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18

Cercle Ste Anne, reunions les
1eet 4e 'lundis du mois, sale 40.
u. W., 80 Avenue Centrale. Mime
Deslanriers Sec.-Fin. l123 Sc rue
~ N s4. Il. y
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-19
From Saturdays Daily.

George w. Scherer, chairman of the
special committee which was appoint
ed to engage an attorney to handle
the defendants side of the case in
connection with the Bible reading in
the high school, reported at the last
meeting of the old board of educa-
ton last night that through the eff
forts of Attorney S. B. Wilson the
case had been dismissed, and that
the Bible reading at the opening
exercises which are held in the
schools every Monday morning
would go on without further molesta-
ton. Mr.. Wilson was given a vote
of thanks by the board. AS this was
the last meeting of the old board, no
new business was taken up and sim
ply the work of the past month was
settled up. The terms of DR.. w. A.
Beach, Mrs. Alice Ayres Smith, John
e. Regain and George w. Scherer
have expired, and Mrs Smith and DIR.
Beach have been reelected. Alex
Bashaw and Eric Engwaldsen are the
two new members.
Mrs. Smith of the schools COM
mittee, reported that the domestic
science teacher needed twelve more
tables for her sewing class. but the
purchase of the tables was left to the
new board.
The new board of education will
organize tonight.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-19
Swift Track Horses
Dished Up the Races

From Fridaj's Daily.
+ + + = = + + + + + + I. + + Z
+ Mapleton Day at the Man. I
+ kato fair is a decided success. I
+ Between 5000 and 1000 peo- I
+ pie were on the grounds this I
+ afternoon at three o'clock and I
+ the end was not yet. This was I
+ a record-breaker for the fair. I
+ The weather was ideal. !
n 4 z. 4 4. 4 4. q z. 4 2. 4 n 4 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05

LONDON. June Miss Frances
Rocdor of New York won quick
success In her debut at Coycnt Gar
den before a brilliant audience
when she sang the part of Concita In
THE Jewels of the Madonna Her
operatis debut has been looked for
ward to with interest for some
time
Miss Roeder Is the daughter OF
one of the best-known newspaper
men. Her father, Gus Roeder, has
long been one of the chief inyesti-
gators of the New York World, aud
some of the most important crimi-
nal stories of that newspaper which
have startled the country. have been
obtained BY him The daughter has
been stndying In Europe for several
years
Though the part she undertook
was small. II was sufficient To prove
she had full. sweet aud flexible
voice She has qualities OF person
ality and ability as an actress which
viii carry her. II Is the ambition oi
her father to present her TO an Am
orican audience when she has had
more professional experience under
good training abroad.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05

CINCINNATI, June Surgery
VS. Law Is the title OF the drama In
which Dr. $. T.. Kramer is nov taxi
ing part. lie Is trying to make an
honest man man oi burglar by re-
moving a tumor from his brain tie
might have sent the man TO prison
and left the tumor In the brain but
the doctor had other notions
IL believe ! have killed the thief
In him" asld the doctor, after hc
had performed the operation
Sam Byers robbed the home OF
the doctor and he was caught Hc
might have been sent TO prison
But the doctor, visiting the man
IN Jail. asked how he would like "a
have his brain fixed up"
Now. that's just what need
replied the prisoner There's some
thing wrong up there ! can feel H.
All at once seem 10 fade away. an,
when | wake up find that ! have
done things don't remember
fell off scaffold while bridg.
worker In Pennsy ylsauia. aud hay,
not been right since
The man was sent 90 the Spccr
Hospital. Dayton, n.y. whore th'
operation was performed It hai
been successful physically Tim
alone will tell II Il win bring abou
moral change
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
MEXICAN REBELS
TAKE MATAMORAS
FEDERAI.S FOUGHT STUBBORN
~. LACK on NITION
FORCED RIlENnIR


BY Associated Press.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. June g.
Matamoras an important border port
entry fell into the hands of the McNi-
con constitutlonalists early today at
ter q battle that continued several
hours yesterday
The federals ran out OF ammuni-
tion and Slipped away quietly, lcav-
ing the rebels iu control The last
stand 10y docimated garrison OF
regulars and volunteers eutrenched
around the main ploze vas az g. 90
O'Clock this morning They had been
entrcnched 10 hours rithout mo
ment Of rest or any food
The constiiutionalist did not at
tempt 20 force an entry into the
center OF the city until later and
then met no resistance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Delay in delivery Of The News
yesterday morning was ocoas-
ioned by a breakdown in the
plant Of the City Light e. Water
Company. Lack of necessary
current held our press until late
in the morninp The News has
endeavored 10 each its readers
each morning nth local, district,
state and national news from
twelve 10 ~ enty-four hours
ahead OF any other paper pub
lished. II will continue to do so,
unless unauthorized emergencies
arise. The delay yesterday NOR
ming was veystious, but una
voidable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
STOCK MAFKET HAS
|. Sfiftnf' 'ItGLiiE
LEADING WALL STREET SEC u
ITiES SELL NJ RECORD
LOW PRICES.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June ( irregular
ity and heaviness. recent stock mar
ket features. eliminated today in au
avalanche of liquidation Tho hoay-
lest prices were the lowest m many
months
Union Pacific Readiug, Great
Northern. Northern Pacific. Lchigh.
steel. copper and smeltering stocks
were the CENTER NJ the movement
The causes include the Frisco dis
turbance. delay boz the Union pacifi,
settlement. Canadian Pacific lIUu.
dation, and tht IuH-trust activity of
The Federal Government Final
dealings showed ume recovery bui
met losses were unusually severe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05

NEW YORK, June In sight OF
thousands In Central Park, Jack
Ferguson. professional diver, risked
his life three times 10 open up a
water gate in one OF the big reser-
voirs which supply the city of New
York. Billions OF gallons of water
rush through heavy screens at the
bottom OF the reservoir into six inch
cement pits The gate OF one has
been out of order for two years, and
Ferguson took the job of repairing
lit.
lie went down once weighted with
500 pounds of lead Suddenly
there came a heavy tug at the life
lime. and five gatehouse employees
quickly dragged Ferguson to the
surface.
"Im too light" Ferguson pant
ed. The water dragged me on lik,
a thousand tons. got down onl!
about twelve feet, and ! thought
was done for. There must be ;
frightiul suction al the bottom. give
me some more weight and III tr!
1t once more"
An additional hundred pounds
vas piled on IN the form OF lea'
weights, and Ferguson was assiste'
over the side Of the pit to the lad
der.
SudlGiy e.,t ...s..s- :, 49,. =.
sway from side 10 side. and was al
most wrenched from the grasp o
the two able-bodied men who wer
trying To hold Il steady Then cam
the frantic ''pull-up" signal on th
life rope. and five men bent 10 IN
task OF dragging Ferguson from IN
unseen power which strained at IA
other end and sought To suck hin
below For few feet the pull wa
strenuous; then the rope paid II
quickly ready hands seized the div
hauled him forth upon the bank.
81 won't risk II until get a hcay
Ter suit and more lead, said Fer
guson "I'll be back 10 do that jol
though. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
PROCEEDINGS IN
HIGHER COURTS
~ SINESS TRANSACTED ~ TIIE
COlHT OF CRIMINAL Ap-
PEAIS AND pl,EME

AUSTIN. Texas. June 1.-The fol-
lowing proceedings were had In the
Court of Criminal Appeals today,
Affirmed
Charles Noal. from Bowie.
j. q Hail. from Gonzales
George stevens, from Polk.
Georgia Goodwin. From Raine
John Norihuctt, from Raine.
Henry Roberts. from Tarrant
Scotland Anderson. from Tarraut
Walter Armstrong, from Turrant
Earl sharp. from sherman
Reversed aud demanded
" N Norwood. from BeNar
John jackson. from Sausaba.
49, D Sims. from Scurry
Motion tor Iichcaring Ovcrrulcd
q T. Cuiwoll. from Potter
~ THE SUPREME COURT
reversed aud demanded
r.Cos G s. T Ry co. VS.. G. -.
t.N llal, county
Mandarin, Dismissed
49, $ Furnish. ys :. e. Robin
SON. commissioner
Motion Tor Hchcaring CVerrulcd
3 D. CouIey 81 daughters of tho
Uppl.i. from HoNa-
Implications Granted
g. N rarham Fe western Union
TtTganb Go from Ilm.
James @ Role. ,s a. " Nldridge
\, go. from Cooke
~ K and O. Ry Co of Texas -
DO. ss D. o. -UHu from Lipscomh
E g. MAO RE GO. uf Texas vs.
state of Ta,. from Travis
Jrae0. n mI O.. Ry co. ys
.Hnr puu,rf.u from Dallas
POGO. a.I Northern Texas Ry Co.
.s o. E .0, from Hale
Implications Refused
s.r h.uU. Traction Go. SIS. So.
rH. u Emerson o. al from BeWg
John 5000. fs Annie Dcauo q aI
.r" k."Mr
Hr b. o. Henry v-. Mrs J. NJ
Hamilton .I l. from Dallas
At UE 10 0f Texas y- luo
.i.Ir.f wm HUNT
90 Do and IS a Ey Go ys Buck
-... West 90 al. from Kinney
H. ..I NuffH Texas RS Co. y7
IHH N.. from Randall
Amarillo Beer aud lc" Co. So W
A. g.ln H H irom Potter
TM. l.rf. et 1I VS. san Antonio
EHar.II "a. l.. from Brooks
trfIi,ttiuu. Dismissed tor Want al
Jurisdiction
D A. Fierce ts % d. Slatou et 3D.
..m I..IH.k
tau.e Submitted
Stat. uf THas sd. Texas BreWiul
Co.. fuu CLAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
MILITARY WEDDING
~ rHIIADEIIIiIi

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June a.
Six lieutcnants of the United states
army served as ushers At the we'd
ding today OF Miss Carl1tta Damon
Ia lame. daughter OF MIR and Mrs
Charles La Lanne. and Lieutenant
Lindsay C. llerkness. T. S. a. The
ceremony was performed at noon IN
the Tenth Presbyterian church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
C0LQU|TT. SAYS He
. IS NON -CC'OIiIViIlNIi1Thi
SIRMI SSlnN OE NEW SUBJECTS
DEPENDS ON ATTITUDE OF
IEGISIiTl RE
Special to The News.

Special 20 The News
AUSTIN. Texas. June Tower
nor ColQuitt today announced that
he viii not commit himself To the
submission OF any other question al
the coming special session Of the
legislature. but the general appro-
priation bill and enabling acts TO
carry into effect the constitutional
amendments now pending. If they
are adopted by the election TO be
held on July 10.
IN submission OF other questions
10 the special session depends h-
on manifestation on the part OF
the legislature to cooperate with
me after Il conveues, says the gov
cruOr This statement was inspired
by numerous letters received By the
governor asking for submission Of
additional matters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
REIGN Of TERROR
BY NIGHT RIDERS
KENTUCKY TOBACCO GROWERS
THREATENED BY ORGANIZED
BAND on LAWIESS MEN

HENDERSON. June Might
riders threaten reign of terror
worse than ever against tobacco
growers In this district. Letters
threatening association president FL
liott and editor Harris. assert that
the riders are thoroughly organized
and will prevent any production of
tobacco In this district. this season.
They will destroy beds. plants and
tobacco In barns. Farmers are arm
! inf for defense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
MUCH VIOLENCE At
CABINET MEETING
III NGkRIAN CABINET RESIGNED
AFTER VERY TtRii'IEN
SESSION

BUDAPEST. Juae 4. The resig-
nation of the Hungarian cabinet was
preceded by uproar and violence.
eurpassng the record OF this turbu-
lent house Count Won hederyary.
former premier was struck twice
with saber by guard commander
Gorcc. Bloody injuries ives super
fetal Disorder was suppressed aud
the sitting resumed. The resignation
was presented amid OPPOSITION cheers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
Trinity University commencement

WANAIACHlE, Tex June I.
An unusually large class received
their diplomas today at the forty
fourth annual commencement cXer-
ciscs at Trinity University. The ad-
dress to the graduates was delivered
by Rev. John Balcom shaw, u o.
.of Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
WOMENs' CONGRESS RECEi-
vrs OFFICIAL arTfNroN

PARIS. France. June i-Dclega-
ties 10 the International Womens'
Congress are receiving many offic-
ial attentions. Various sections dis
cussed social. philanthropic and by
gicnic questions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
Early Grain and Elevator CO.

AUSTIN. Texas. June T. Charter
was granted today TO the Early
Grain a Elevator Company of Am
arillo, Texas Capital stock $40, 600
lncorporators: Eugene Early, Allen
Early and Harry l.. kearns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
BAGGtGEMEN'S CONNEN-
TIONS SELECT CITIES


~ N"'|IIIT'I y"
COLORADO SPRINGS. Co. June
The Western and the National
Baggagemeus' Associations favor
prohibition bulging and rounded
trunks Detroit was chosen for the
ninteen hundred fourteen convention
and Sacramento for the nineteen
hundred and fifteen convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
HENRY GASSNNNN LAWS
~ IuNFtLIN HtKT.

~ A.rf'Ii'Ffl I.'"
ELktNS. IS ... June Henry
Gassaway baF ice presidential
candidate iu HH cen hundred HI
four. was paIuH but not seriously
hurt when tnr from 90 horse
that q dog bad ten
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
JACk JOHNSON H. SENT
TO THE pINITENTItHl

by Associated Press
Jack Johnson. the negro pugilist
was sentenced 10 one year and one
day In the Joliet peui'euuay and
fined one thousand dollu ,oJ lola
tion of the white slave law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
RUSE FtT'CED HNNUE
~ LARGE MAJORITY

hY As.rDiAffI Press
Los ANGELES. Juu. Com.
p.etc return. 0. .lr .iff ,.e.Un.
give Rose 60 majority ol nine thous-
and and twenty si1 over -.cnt fHr
mayor Ouuuina H- r.iN yH-s
say. the number OFF saloons 500. not
BE- Increased. sane trea'WD. ut su-
c.al etel viii establish hr't,. morl-
iU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
OJEni mas GIVEN
RADICAL ORDERS

by Associated Press.
DOUGLAS. Arizona. June a.
General Oieda. federal commander
az Guaymas. has ordered the enlist
ment OF all men from sixteen to
seventy years OF age No persons.
foreign or native are allowed 90
leave without his permission
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
LOBBY INVESTIGATION
BRINGS REVELATIONS

WASHINGTON. ID. G.,
June i.-Organized. system
attic fighting for and against
free sugar was revealed at u
lobby Investigation this af-
ternOOn.
Senator Ransdell OF Louis
lana was the chief witness.
The committee members es-
tablished the fact that gen
eral offices are maintained
by both factions.
Sugar tariff activity Is
partly responsible for presi-
dent wilson's statement re-
garding powerful lobby work
ing. Senators testimony will
be finished tomorrow and
then many outsiders will be
subpoenaed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
FAMOUS DEVELOPER oF
ATHLETICS ~ DEAD

PHILADELPHIA. June g. Mich
ael G. Murphy famous developer of
athletics. died this afternoon. aged
fifty three he trained three Amer
icon olympic teams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
STitIkE OI HOSIERY
WOIikEIS FAILS

b. Associated Pro-
IPSWICH. N. June The
strike oj thou nd hosiery work
ers fails The HH-kers return after
six weeks idl.U.A The wage boz
crease was u. mted Tho lulU
trial Workers r1. institut, q strike
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
I LOCOMOTIVE TRAINNIN
SELECT UI.TROIT

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jane g.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Trainmen selected Detroit as the
convention city in Nineteen sixteen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
BECkER APPLIES
tOH NEM THAI

By Associated prsHs.
NEW YORK. June Applica-
tion FOR ncw trial has been made
in the case OF police lieutenant Beck
or. under death sentence for the
murder oi Herman R0ronthal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05

NASHlNGruN. n e.. junr g.
West Texas. generally fair Nednes.
day. Thursday aud Friday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
.+++++++++++++++
JAPAN MAKES REILLY
On ALIEN LAND BILL

WASHINGTON. u. C.,
June T. Japan's reiolnder
To the United states reply to
her protest against the Cali
fornia alien land legislation
was delivered personally b.
ambassador Chiuda to Secre-
tary Bryan late today
II sets out why the Toxic
government continues TO re-
gard the Webb law as dis
crimina;inory against iapa-
nese. In derogation OF the
traetment prescribed by in
ternatlonal law. and In viola
tion of the treaty OF 1911.
The note Is very long and on
tirely argumentatiye Bryan
aud Chinda refused TO make
the note public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
A. Ia spcltz

come now to an important cereal
the nature and value of which Is
comparatively unknown to our own
Panhandle people. and that is speltz.
This grain. when threshei out. IL
somewhat similar in appearance ana
feed value 20 oats. though where
practical tests have been made Speltz
has been found and proven to be
Ucrior 20 oats. and from my OBJ
-0rFatiou feel prepared TO state
Thar such Is unquestionably true.
There Is no section of the Pan
handle not admirably suited to the
growing OF Speltz which is as certain
Bon Welding as Sorghum or Milo
Maize and In fact | never heard or
.a failure, and believe | can go fur
'th,r ana say that have never known
Iu. heard of a partial failure In this
cereal. and ] predict for It that ulti-
mate general adoption as a crop as
%. value and certainty OF yield so
richly deserve
~po.H is not much known through
olf the markets of Texas, and has
r.r yet been produced on largo
enough scale to engage the dealers
HUl shippers of grain In a serious
and determined effort to bring about
. .tha general introduction thereof IN
3 thr conumptive markets Of the
state This. however. will follow
|gli,kly some enlargement In thu
. production. which will soon taks
place aud which could be accelerat-
ed by the "All-Panhandle Fair" ad-
ding with fiNity another crop ana
IaIso enlarging the source of wealth
/ through the channels OF Panhandle
Ierin production.
: Speltz has yielded on an averas.
J Iof 90 10 30 bushels TO the acre. ana
. with close attention. there have 49,
Yields OF So bushels to the acre ana
there Is no better crop az a substss.-
, tion for either corn or oats. A A. !.
! particularly noted for resi~t,n~
,Continued on Page Fou-1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-05
|Ee WEATHER


Local Forecast
Generally fair Thursday
A. ga. m. ..HN Al O. %. W. ...tI
Maximum ..1a Minimum ..' 70
lFI2 max ..Nl iHI- biu go
Rainfall o.