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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22
CLASS .TOlBE CONFIRMED !
BY IBISHOP MOTT WILLIAMS.
EPISCOPAL Conf RMATlON IN ST.
GEORGES CHAPEL SUNDAY
EVEN Nc.

Bishop 6. Mott Williams, head of the
Episcopal diocese of Marquette viii
come To Hancock Sunday to confirm Il
large class at st. Georges chapel in
West Hancock i'm the evening. Monday
evening Right Rev Williams will con-
firm class at Winona.
First Methodist Episcopal.
1890 Public worship; subject Sig
nails for the Advance"
12:OO-Sunday School.
7.OO-Public worship; subject "A
Clean Heart"
First Congregational.
Morning worship at 1880. The choir
will sing the anthem Sweet is Thy
Mercy Lord" and Will Hall will sing
a solo.
Sunday school at noon.
Evening serVicc--A patriotic service
i'm observance of Washington birth
day with an address on Washington
will be given. The choir will sing 'Th,
Lord is Great
Monday evening Boy Scouts
lnterdcnominational day of prayer
for Home Missions will be observed
with a union service in this church
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Our
Country, Gods Country" is the SUB
jcct suggested by the Women's Homo
Missionary Federation. Special prepa-
rations are being made 10y local COM
mittees and large attendance is cX-
pected. The principal address will he
given by Mrs. w. H. Betteys who will
speak on "Mormonism."
Forty Hours Devotion.
Rev. Fr. CHASER, pastor of st. JOS
oph's Catholic church is arranging Toy
forty hours of devotion service at this
church ON March II, y and Is. Rev.
FIR Barth of Escanaba will preach a
special sermon each evening during the
period. Rec F'r. Pinten, vicar gem
eral of the diocese. VIII be the cele-
brant at high mass the opening day of
the service.
In addition to these clergymen,
Father Chaser has arranged to have
other priests here to hear confessions
as follows: Rev. Father Henry Buch-
oltz, Negaunee; Raymond Jacques, Me
nominee: Anthony Oehlerer, Even;
Napoleon Raymond Lake Linden, and
Wollnev of Calumet The period will F,
commence with high mass the open |
ing and closing days.
Methodist Sunday Schools.
According to a report just issued
there are LIS NJ. f.. Sunday schools I
in this state. sos of this number bein I
i'm the Detroit conference of which |
is "a part. In these schools .
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22
Hancock Department
CAPONI ARRIVES
TO meet PERKINS
Italian American Boxer Has Bril-
liant Record

Tony CapOni, Italian American box
en- arrived in this city today to meet
Billy Perkins this evening in German
Ia hall Caponi is a fighter with a
great reputation. lie has met many
OF the best ring generals i'm the coun-
try and his record is a mighty good
one. The following are some of Ca
poni's most memorable battles:
Defeated Jim Driscol in rounds at
Kansas city on June Is, 1906.
Knocked out by Hugo Kcllyat Lcav-
cnworth, Kan, on Aug. "A. 1906.
Fifteen round draw with Billy Papke
at Davenport, on May u, 1907.
Ten round draw with Billy Papke in
Spring Valley on June 20, 1907
Knocked out in two rounds by Billy
Papke ON Nov. If, 1907. at Peoria. H.
Three round exhibition bout with
Stanley ketchcll at Grand Rapids on
Jan. -. 1908.
Twenty round draw with Eddie
McGoorty at Billings. Mont, ON Jan.
20. 1909
Knocked out 10y Stanley Kctchcll at
Schenectady on June >, 1908, i'm four
rounds.
Defeated Montana Jack Sullivan in
twenty rounds at Butte on June %.
1909.
Twenty round draw with Eddie Nc
Goorty at Thermopolis on June Is.
1910.
Defeats Arthur McLashlcn, Jaci,
Ryan and Kid Ash at Winnipeg in
August. 1910.
Knocked out by Jim Flynn at Norn-
ON, CAL on Jan. >, 1911.
Ten round, no decision. with Sam
Langford ON oct /. at New York.
Defeated by Jim Flynn at Salt Lake
City in three rounds on Dec p. 1911.
In all Caponi has fought - bouts
since he entered the ring i'm 1902. OF
these ne has won II on decisions, has
Knocked out Is opponents, been
knocked out himself s times fought Is
draws Is no-dcCision battles. lost
twice on decision and boxed one cXhi-
bition bout.
Ole Olson of Calumet will referee
the fight ana will start the first pre-
liminary at $50 This will bring TN"
principals into the ring some time be-
fore 10 o'clock and will assure the
fights ending at a reasonable hour.
About 1000 people are expected at to-
nights match.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22
HOUCHTON WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Takes Basketball Game From
Hancock, So to 80

The truth of the old adagc that "all
/ things come to him who waits was
again demonstrated last cvcninS
| when, after Years of striving the
! Houghton high school at last captured
a boys basketball championship by
winning from Hancock on the latter
oavn floor by the score of 81 to 80. The
Houghton team has had the edge on
all other teams this season and its
victory was never disputed after it de-
feated Calumet on its own floor two
weeks ago.
Hancock put up game fight last
night but ii was never dangerous.
Houghton took the lead i'm the first
minute of play and chung tenaciously
to it throughout the game. The
Houghton team was bent on winning
but after it had the game won be-
You'd all doubt it relaxed somewhat
and devoted attention to defensive
measures.
Houghton completely outplaNed
Hancock at all stages of the game. At
10 time did the Houghton players lose
control OF the situation.
The Scoring.
Houghtun took the lead at the start
and ran up seven points while Han
cock was getting one. Hancock braced
and crept up until the score stood
To i'm Houghton's favor, but the effort.
was not lasting one for the half end
cd "A To IS i'm Houghton's favor.
Barrett was substituted for NJ
Glynn in HancocE's line-up in the sec
ond half He started out strong, but
failed to keep up the pace and Iiough
ton kept on scoring regularly.
Summary Points scored. Houghton
Winner -. Alt 10, Rogers i, Hol- |
lister and Chynoweth 6. Hancock
Gillespie II. Mette . Light s. Merkc $,
and Barrett >.
Linc-ups: Houghton-cCntcr Ait. |
forwards. IIollister and WINNER.
guards Chynoweth and Rogers. Han !
cocl<-ccntcrs, McGlynn and Barrett; |
forwards, Gillespie and Mettc; guards,
Merke and Light.
Light starred for Hancock while |
did great work, WINNER and Chy-
noweth being particularly brilliant.
Hancock Girls Win.
The Hancock high school girls team
won the championship game with the |
Lake Linden team by a score of - to |
3 last evening. The Hancock team out /
played Lake Linden throughout the |
game the losers playing we'll but be-
ing unable 10 score consistently The |
score at the end of the first half was |
10 to t.
Line-ups: Hancock -ccnters. Lottie
Fisher and Catherine McGec; guards,
Agnes Larson and Mary Coughltn;
forwards, Lcora Urfels and Erma En-
ley. Lake Lindcn-centcrs, Katherine |
Bosch and Ruth Rillston; forwards
Martha Dunstonc and Elsie Schenk; |
guards. Myrtle Monville and Amelia
Glcsncr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22
MEETING OF BOYS CLUB.
Officers Elected for Coming Year al
Mectno Last Evening.

At meeting of the Boys Rccrea q
ton club held last evening, the Toll
lowing officers were elected:
Prcsilcnt-G George Fisher.
Secretry James Madigan.
William Lchto.
About 200 boys attended the meet
ing. The question of name for the
organization was taken up hut de-
ferred for the present The constitu-
ton and bylaws committee appointed
bv the boys will meet next week with
the men and will consider the adop
ton of constitution. The selection
of new name will be taken up at
this time.
The first gymnasium classes VIII he
held next Friday evening at a, AZ
ter next Friday the boys will have the
use of the gymnasium on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

there are 1888 officers and teachers,
and 139.4S6 scholars.
OF these scholars, 4S,5l2 or about
onc-third of all, are church members.
In all the Sunday schools Of the state
there were reported 5,156 conversions
last year. 2,S?5 being the local con
fcrCnCe's number.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

The marriage of John Roberts. OF
-Four Lanes. and Miss Maud Jewell. Of
Pendaryes street, Troon took place ON
Wednesday, at the United Methodist
chapel Trelowarrcn street Cam
bourne. Rev. \. r. Balman otliciatcd.
The bride was given away 10y her un-
Gle, Josiah Jewell. Brea. and was at
match. She was attended 10y Miss
Frcda Jewell and Gwen and Flo
.Trengrove, her cousins who were at
tired in cream dresses, with hats to
match T. Trengove acted as best
man. After the ceremony they re-
turned to the village. where dinner
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

In the course of his speech at a
Teeting of the London Society for
Woman Suffrage, +. u. Acland NJ. T.,
for the Mining Division said the Lib
eral party, If they had not permanent
~ lost, had enormously damaged their
chances of getting a measure passed
which might make a difference of for
~ or fifty seats at the general cleo
ton. and no one could say that they
desired To- pluck any advantage out
of the disaster which had fallen upon
the cause of women. Ccheers) Mean
while they were going steadily for
ward in the House of Commons. and
trying To do the best they could
Personally he, Mr.. Acland, would
not be able TO spetk on any ordinary
platform of Liberal politics until the
second reading of private members
bill had been taken and fully debated
in the House. (chcers) Even his Gil
leagues who were opposed TO him on
the suffrage would not think ii UNI
natural for him To speak only on this
che subject. He would finish with the
statement that they believed they had
got a fair Chance-the best chance
that the prime minister could have
given them short of smashing up the
Liberal party.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22
The Boy With the Hatchet
By JAMES ARTHUR.

GT1EARD a dandy story tother day about guy
That my teacher elled couldn't never tell lie.
BJ Wen it to fairy tales, that's certnly peach.
Didn't say what allied him-maybe stoppase in his
speech.
Name was Washington who licked the British king says she
He was our first president an set the country free
VISIT that I'd been him, do, an if | had you bet,
Id We chased the redcoas an We licked harder yet
Once my teacher says when George bout big me
He got a Ratchet an cut down cherry tree.
Wen his pop got home that night my he awful mad
For he said that cherry tree st the best they had
An "Who chopped it DOWN.? he roared ist that way. an
oh, N.Y.
George was awful skeered you bet but couldn't tell lie.
So he says, ~ did it wiz my Ratchet" an, by ling
That why my teacher says he licked the British king
Wen his pop heard that he grabbed huesed that boy
his
An he says That's bettern all the cherry trees they is
An my teacher says If we 'ud never tell lie
Maybe we nd all of be presidents by an by.
So have Ratchet an am lookin' for tree
Ill chop all the cherry trees have an you'll list see
That I'll march wight in an tell my pop. an day
Maybe Ill be president list like my teacher say.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22
NEWS FROM CORNWALL


The following from Cornish cX.
changes will be read with interest:
At Camborne on Tuesday, Reginald
George Spittle. IS, of London. and Al
fred Allen Haddy, Il, of Plymouth
who said they came To Cornwall bN
sea, were charged with breaking and
entering the dwelling house Of Albert
Edward Narcoe, Cadogan terrace.
Cambournc, on Jan. -, and stealing
numerous articles. including a cigar
holder, gold brooch, turquois ring,
gold safety pin. silver matchbox. man
icure set safety razor, ladies COM
paniOn, leather purse and quantity
of food. Prisoners thoroughly treat
ed the proceedings with the utmost in
difference and at times laughed heart
liz
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

Philadelphia this year has 2,l6i Ii
censcd saloons, "a loss of one over 1917.
Bar Harbor. Me, may repeal laws
prohibiting entry of automobiles
New York is said To have 15,0O0
feeble minded public school children.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

served o. no ,
g,e,t. go, do,n - -,
Last Pcnwitb brewster sessions
were held al Camhornc town hall ON
Tuesday morning. III. magistrates ON
the bench being w. g. pondarvcs. In
the chair. Col. II. W Williams. r. r.
Hockin. r. -. Balm J. Wicket A. T..
Jenkin. W. Vivian. with the clerk. g.
v Thomas. and assistant clerk. r.
Andrews
Supt Snalr in his annual report
said there were 81 FULLY licensed H..
quor houses. H. beer houses - nn-H-
censes and ono ero.cr.s license to-
tai Of Sand three registered clubs
the same number as last year. Thr
population Of I7.ss5 gay. am average
Of I13 persons To- each license in
cludiue the clubs I'm Camborne there
were "a licensed houses number of
persons To each license $50. in Red
ruth. - licensed liquor houses. mum
Der of persons To- each license. 4l5.
Tho number of convictions for drunk
enness during the year has been 49,
against &c last year. an increase of a..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

All public assemblies are prohibited
in Darby, Pa. Diphtheria ana scarlet
fever epidemics.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

At Newton the local team won -
fast game with Redruth 10y eleven
points To six. The ground was in %
bad state and with rain falling the
gate was very small. Newton az once
attacked, Sharp and Hacker dribbling
over. but the ball went dead. The Wis
itors opened out, but Sharp intercept
ed and lost a. chance by knocking on.
Rcdruth then attacked. West JUST
managing to save from dribble,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

Lord ST. Lcvan presided at meet
ing of the Cornwall Music Competi-
ton committee at Truro Municipal
building. When Horton Bohtho. hon
orable treasurer reported "a debit bal
ance of cs2. but when the several
subscriptions due were paid the
amount would be reduced to about
G 20.
Lady Mary Trcfusis honorable scr-
rotary, said 1t was hoped this year
that there would De a saving In the
expenses of about GO. The state
ment was adopted. and It was decided
that in future subscriptions would be
come due on March ! for each year.
In view of the unsatisfactory nam .
of the attendance ~ rchearsals fur
combined music last year IL was de-
cided that an participating must take
their places at the rehearsals at tho
proper time. or the committee would
have To- make II compulsory.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

More Hancock on Page, Six.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-22

was served. In the evening thirty
guests sat down To- supper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
COTTON CARNIVAL
TO Be GREATEST EVER

GALVESTON, Texas, July %
Galveston l. dressed Ia festive attire
IN anticipation of the greatest
grandost and best Cotton Carnival
ever held here H. many depart
ments a stride forward is manifest,
but no greater progress is shown Ia
any feature than in the gorgeous
civic parade which will be- held ON
Galveston DAY. July 20 The mcr
chants of Galveston are spending
thousands Of dollars To make this
pageant equal the greatest mardi
gras aud carnival paradcs la the
history Of the South lndor the
super, ision Of Marion Douglas and
Jules Block AN expectations have
beer surpassed and delightful sight
viii be- afforded tbs thousands Of ON
lockers when tho sixteen mammoth
and beautiful floats pass through
the streets
The history of Galveston scents of
romance and adventure The man
agemont has taken advantage of the
most interesting chapters and has
prepared this pagcnaut 40 present
the subject of Galveston. Past and
Present The official program is as
follows
Float 80 / Don Jose GaItol
represents the distinguished Spanish
statesman and soldier tor whom tho
city was named
Float 80 q Galveston under
Five Flags Spain Mexico. The
Republic of Texas tho CoHfcdor
acy and the United States are alI
represented Vith waving roIors.
beautiful Nomou and children
Float SO SNAKE Island 1916.
represents % period in thp history of
Galveston when tho Island Nas %
waste of sand over which cauuibal
Indians rDvod and tcuomous ser
points vrithod and Missed
Float SO Jean Ilnttc. 1917.
suggests a period when tho bold la
tItio and Bots pirate band were ~,
sole occupant of Galveston Island
Float SO The Founder of
Galveston lu 1896 fhc City of Gnl
weston had its birth nhcl Michael
% Nerard purchased the saH end
of Galveston island from fhn Com
prr 0' The RopublI, of TcUls
Float so o. First Marriage pr
... Island Illustrating fhc marriage
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
PAGE SEVEN


tropical plants are seen In prousion.
This car * one of the most beautiful
Of the gapcant
Car No II Greatest Cotton
Port in the World with King Cot
ton seated aloft under mammoth
Jowelcd crown serving as a canopy.
Car so. H. on the Bay max
INK the spectator realize the joy Of
a ride on the bay 4 gay vessel fill-
ed with merry children
Car no ~ Galveston Trium-
plant Galveston. typified by "a
stately woman. rides In poarly
smell. high above. drawn by grace
iul sca-rulls which skim the air.
The ears On parade we're design
ed by Mrs y G. Beers. skctched by
Mr. Percy " Holt of Galveston. and
constructed by Mr. Ernest Fosto. Of
Galveston The parade will move
over the lines of march At 5:45 T..
VI The lir" of March will be: east
on Market street from 29th 10 goth.
thence on 10th 90 Postoffico. thence
To fremont. thence 10 boulevard:
through the south gate of Cotton
carnival grounds. whore the parade
viii be- dismissed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

$40 ACRES smooth hogNallow
/ plains land. two miles from Wash
burn. Armstrong county $50
per acre. half trade AT cash values.
balance good terms Joe. j Micklc
Land Co, Memphis, Texas 223-3t
LAND BARGAIN - 100 acres al
Nara Visa \ NJ Valley land, shallow
water, on railroad. | mile from town.
unjust 20 this week, price 5000 per
acre half cash, balance ON time. See
or write. A. y. Hamrick, Cowncrl,
Southern Hotel. 22l 3p
MONEY to loan on lands or busi-
ness property on long time. ANY
amount from $1,000 up. lnquir"
Dockray Land Co. l97-tfc
Drs. Lumpkin & Thomas have
moved thei- office TO the Lumpkin-
Thomas Hospital. coo Tyler street.
Phone Is. 207-tf
DO you want TO buy a ranch. biz
ranch. medium ranch. little ranch. II
I cant show you what you want YOU
are mistaken, you don't want a ranch
at all. 5. G. Carter. =. O. Box No
50i. Amarillo. Texas. Phone No.
LOST one ladies gold watch. en-
gravcd initials VI. y on watch and
fob. Finder return to Daily News
PA 3p
MONEY TO LOAN in large amounts
on Panhandle ranches: low interest
and long time. Apply to or write
&C. c. F.. blanchard. 9TH and Taylor
SITS. Amarillo. Texas. Phone 1875.
l03ti
FOUND Invoice book belonging 10
wholesale grocery invoice book. wiz
be returned 10 owner hy calling at
This office and paying Tor ad.
2O4-tf
FOR BARGAINS In nou ehold goods
call on Wilkeryon IT nsfer Man.
Quick meal range. bed steads. dress
ors, etc. 1Si.itc
IF YOU NEED--creenirg done. call
Brazclton Pryor Co. Phone $50.
1877 n
DRs. JOHNSTON q HARVEY
have moved their office from the
Carson building 10 the F.vins Bldg
to offices formerly occur I'd by Drs
Lumpkin and Thomas. 211-tf
List YOUR STEERS v.h me. 10
sell have inquiries Could sell
some small lunches now Also have
some small pastures. clos. 20 Miami
for sale. Address Box 'tG. Miami
/ Texas 21G-l ~
WHY experiment with lIr clothos
I when GRAY - Sons viii ean aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

of Miss Emily Lewis aud Mr. John
Nj Reed the first 10 occur ON Gal
weston lslaod
Float no Z The Lost Cause.
illustrating the return OF the Sol
dicr Hero ON his gallant charger
he rs met bl tho fair daughters oI
the South who, with boautoous gar
lands welcome him home
Car No s 1900 purely allcgor
zeal, suc-rstinu period when Gal
weston. with AN her efforts. Is striy
ing forward with hope
Float so . our Rainbow ol
Promise companion 90 the float of
1900. showing beautiful bank of
clouds arched by a rainbow one enc
OF which extends Co portion OF th,
famous soaWall
Float no 20 The Olc1adcr
city Galy'Hon's poctical name &.
The Olcandcr city lowering
above myriads OF blossoms are rauz,
and ghttrring butterflies studied b,
Flora the Goodies of Flowers
Float so 1l Galveston. th,
Playground of Texas. merry bathcrs
sea serpent. beautiful sea shells am,
set nymphs minglc with the spark
ling waters
Float SO o. PiscuoriM sport
Luck fishermen spread and draw
their nets filled aitb the uuy lrib,
while o'd Neptune mods DIS approval
of the SCENE from DTS rat upol %
sparkling rock
Float $50 D. Tropical Galveston
a sparkling fountain sends Ir jet
hilb into fbo mir Palms aud other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

For constipation. headaches. iudi.
fcstiou and dyspepsia use ur. Kings
NcW Lifo pills. Paul uuhulka. Of
Buffalo, 81 s., says they are tho
King of aIl hNatiycs They are
blessing 10 an nay family aud I al.
ways keep box az home Get a
loN and ger we'll Price 25c. Rec
'mmondod hy Amarillo Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

WHY experiment with 1Tr cloihos
when GRAY ~ Sons viii -ean aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

MONEY 10 loan on lands or busi.
ness property on long time. ANS
amount from $1,000 up. Inquire
Dockray Land Co. l97-tfC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

Cattle receipts, $500, including
1000 calves. best steers steady, otu-
ors weak 10 90 cents lower. top.
SI.a5. bulk. S5.7iH$72a, COWS.
fcady. top. $3.50. bulk, $lt0U
Sal5. hcifers. $l.,Od $500. calves
strong and active. top, SN15; bulk.
$500 $1i5.
sheep receipts 200, market nomi-
nal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

$40 ACRES smoo-h hogNallow
plains land. two miles from Wash
burn. Armstrong county $l2 80
per acre. half trade at cash values.
balance good terms Joe. j Micklc
Land Co. Memphis, Texas 223-3t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24

LAND BARGAIN - 100 acres at
Nara Visa, y NJ Valley land, shallow
water on railroad. mile from town.
must go this week price 5000 per
acre, half cash. balance on time. See
or write. \. s. llamrick, towncrl.
Southern Hotel 22l 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

EXCHANGE Fine Amarillo resi-
dencc property for stock farm NJ
T.. j. News. 223-7tp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
Masonic Bulletin

Week Beginning July 20.
Monday, 8 p. m Com
mandery, work in Red
Cross.
Tuesday 8 p. m. Eastern
Star Regular meeting.
Wednesday 8 p. m. Eas-
tern Star, work IN Good
Samaritan
Thursday 9 p m. Chap
ter, work la Mark Master.
Friday, 8 p. m. Blue Lodge,
Stated Communication.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-24
FOR SALE.

COWS FOR SALE Cut down your
biz grocery bill by buying YOU COW
ON the nstalmcnt plan at Il L. Mob
loy's Dairy, . miles west of Amarillo.
Come quick, they are going fast.
225 l2p
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MISCELLANEOUS Cont

.rro two piece suit 'pr $500 and
.prr tno piece SUR for .nc Phone
.-- 300 East Fourth So LIH-.p