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The Calumet news., 1913-04-07
Calumet Funerals.
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR SHOW.
Bohemian Girl To Do Presented At
Calumet Theater April n.

". J. Love, IN advance of The BO.
hcmiau Girl scheduled for prescnta-
tion n the Calumet theatcr on the
evening of April IL, was in Calumet
tris morning and stated that this pro-
duction viii be brought to Calumet on
special train from Duluth. The Bo-
hclnian Girl is one of the biggest and
newest attractions Of the season and
there Is no doubt it will draw well
here.
Other bookings tor April and May
are as follows:
Trail Of the Lonesome Pine" Ap.
ril -,
Bohemian Girl" April ~
The Rose Maid April II, Miss Alice
Lloyd, primd donna.
'Nutt and JEFF" April p
Frank l.. Long Stock company. week
uf April g.
Blanche Bates May II,
Prince Of Pilsen." May %.
The Calumet news., 1913-04-07
DESCRIBES OHIO FLOODS,
J. !. Kaufman Tells or Damage From
Dcluuc IN Columbus,

j kaufman. formerly manager ot
the calamot hrcurh oJ the Pahst
n,,.,re writes 1sm Columbus ohio.
dcs-jbm- Tho aoods which devastated
towns aud Itica The communication
under da,, of Friday April 8. follows,
The district u this city that Wa
flooded vus inhabited by about 9o.o3o
people It would bc dimcult to do
scribe. or estimate the dam,ge-it must
lc seen Go %, realized Stocks If
m,r,hauuis,. lumca aud pcrsUulj
populs arc gomplc," loss. 'osho"-
tom. Cmllirutuc and JaucsyiIlc are
towns i'm my territory that have hcen
completely de1JstatcJ Unlimited Time
and vast 8mouut ot money onlt can
assist i'm rchlbiIt1tiuE the flooded dis
,ri.is pu this section Columbus Will
-uuyr ,hr hca,i,., loss iu lives and
from latest r,ports. ~, bodies havc
been recovered with more than q half
hundred mis- ue. Many wor, washed
donu wtH the currout aud viii ucver
De- accounted for.
Personally ! ucscr with Co again
witness such 70 s.cuo.
Nj kaufman resides ,u Il section Of
Columbus that osrapcd damage.
Has Narrow Escape.
~prrp 'roun, formerly employed at
tI. NY,rsu,,.. ,.,tf,.ti,u,f.y .f1rp mar
The Calumet news., 1913-04-07
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL AND
OTHER STUDENT ACTIVITIES
PROSPECTS GOOD ON BOTH Dlh.
MoNO AND TRACK THE
COMING SEASON.

With spring comes the usual high
school interest in various functions.
chief among which are the forming of
the baseball team and arranging the
annual June social events.
Calumet will be strongly represent
ed on the diamond this year. and looks
forward to one championship in ath-
lctics. The school has a strong nu
clcuS Of last years players around
which to form a fast team. Savnni
will 10 the receiving and is regarded
q tower of strength 70 the team. Calu-
met lost through graduation Kenwick
one Of the best pitchers that ever
graced a G. III. ;. uniform. A big hole
will have TO be filed here but Peter
mann. Joscy and James are slated to
MI the bill. Petermann is no new
conner in high school athletics aud
should prove a star. Josoy. a south .
paw. Is "A strong aSpirant to "A place on
the regular hurling staff aud has
three years I'm which to develop. James
| Is also conner and viii undoubtedly
| land place on the team. Opland Is
a sure candidate for the initial sack
as he held down that position to IN.
| letter last year. Wright the second
baseman on last years nine has grad
uated and his place will have to be
tillod by either Nogtlin or Bennctts
| TurnqusL who was barred from last
ycra's team viii be seen at short
| ITurnquiSs WAS one of the bright light.
Of last years team and his abscnc,
from the lineup was very keenly felt
Nogtlin OF Bennetts viii hold down Tia,
third lap of the sacks and either CaI
be depended upon to deliver The goods
For the outfisld the chances az,
bright. Pubek. one of the pillars .
the team last year will bc back for
place. James. Josey, and all of TIN
recruits will be given a chance FOR tn
other two positions and there Is NJ
doubt that II will be taken care of il
great style.
Horace Jeffery has been clecte
manager of the team this year.
complete outiit has been purchase
from the Calumet Baseball club. In
Guiding suits. sacks. gloves, balls. etc
and this paraphernalla will flt the hig
school teams out for some years 1
come. a captain will be selected 4
the near future. AS soon as the sno'
Is off the ground the boys will com
mence practicing under Coach Riddle
who piloted last years team.
Track Team.
Candidates for the track team ar
already practicing in the Y. NJ. c. 4
and the records SO far being made in
iicate that the team will take an &C
The Calumet news., 1913-04-07

tive part in this wears meet Most Of
last years team with the cNceptiou Of
Roep are stll i'm school. Mike Puhek
has been chosen tu captain the squad
and assures the school he will do the
most in his power to bring the track
honors back To- Calumet. Gin, Vogt-
lin, Puhck, lIcnuottS aud opland
should cut some figure in the track
meet this year. Kruka who was a
point rcitcr for Calumet last year viii
also Ne back Wostcr who made fine
shoVngs in the distance runs will also
bc with the team
Social Events,
Among the many social events plan
ned for the spring session The senior
class musicale to he given April 2lst
is attracting the most attention now.
An excellent program is being ar
ranged for this event and Calumet :
best talent will assist in making II "A
success. The high school orchestra viii
assist in the program
Arrangements are being made for
the annual Junior reception To- hc
given the graduating students 10y thc
Senior Il ana Junior \ classes II,
June. The date for the affair has os
yet not been definitely decided upon
bat it viii i'm all probability be held
during the last week of the school
wear.
The Calumet news., 1913-04-07
LOCAL eREvlTlES.

Joseph Eddy of North Tamarack
will leave at near date on the ;. >
OLYMPIC for Cornwall. England
Miss Elenore Selden left today for
Rockford, H.. TO resume her studies in
the Rockford college
W. |. Wilmer has gone to New York.
Rev. IT. Klopcic of the St Joscph's
slovenian church went To AssininS
this morning.
Miss Esther sullivan left today for
Marquette TO resume her studies at
the Normal.
Dr. (. W. Pratt has left for Con-
cord. Mich. where he will visit.
Louis Capcllo of Dollar Bay spent
Yesterday with Calumet friends.
Miss Irene W. Coleman has gone to
| Chicago,
Miss Crescence Schroeder leaves
this afternoon for Marquette to re-
sumo her studies at the Normal.
Robert McDonough of Philadelphia
II the guest of Calumet friends.
Nr. Norman NJ. Allen of Detroit,
will leave for home tomorrow after
visiting with his parents for a few
days.
Abe Roberts, manager of the Tam
arack Coop has gone to Chicago on
business
Capt Martin Harper will leave the
latter part OF the week for Ashyillc,
/ Tenn. to visit friends.
Capt: Thomas Hoatson and Joseph
w Seldcn are spending the day at
Bc,c Girls.
Nate lIoGenbcrs. proprietor of the
Is confined to his home with sore
foot.
Bernard Noon. attorney for the Pi-
Tot Butte and Tuolumne mining com
panes is visiting here.
Hector Mackenzie, resident oi
South Range. left Calumet SATURDAY
evening for Edmonton, Alberta, where
h" expects to locate.
Miss Lottie Gray of Mine street, who
underwent an operation at the Calu-
met public hospital this week, is re-
| covering.
olIS. ipp' W lO h'll'lNtli'
an operation at tho c. & IL hospital
last week is improving.
Fred Grant, formerly in the employ
Of The News. leaves tomorrow evening
| for Winnipeg, where he will locate.
Miss Jesse Clark of Copper Falls Is
visiting Hancock friends.
| The Calumet Cadet band rendered a
! free band concert in the town hall last
evening
The Ladies' Industrial of the Calu.
! met Congregational church will con.
duct "a coffee sale in the parlors of TIN
church Tuesday.
| Dr. and Mrs. John McRae have -
rived home from an cxtendcu' ,iIt I,
| point I'm Montana.
| James Rsnwlck and SOU. Nalkacc
have left foe Portland to visit. :
Thomas Opie, William James an,
James Andrews are preparing to leave
the middle Of May for Cornwall Eng
land. where they will visit. %
The funeral Of tho late Mrs. Jane
REVERE. who died in lie g. & II. hos
pital Saturday. wat, held This after
noon, with service in St Mary
lchurch.
The Calumet news., 1913-04-07

We desire TO thank the many kind
friends and neighbors who so kindly
asgistcd US in our late sad bereave-
ment caused by the death of our
brother James Mills Especially do
W. thank the Calumet lodge, /. q. o.
T.. the, Laurium and Red Jacket Fire.
men, the faurium band. Rev. Eldred
and the choir of the Laurium NJ. u
beautiful floral offerings and cards OF
~ mpdthy.
Brothers and Sisters.
Advertisement
The Calumet news., 1913-04-07
SUCCEEDS OR. CLARKE.

Dr :. H. Edwards. an eye aud eat
specialist from the Eye mi Ear llos-
pitai at Baltimore has been appointed
to succeed Dr. j. W. Clarke on tho
ataG at tEc g. & II. hospital Dr Ed
wards. who is - man cf much cXpcr-
!curc In his liuc OF work, has arrived
IN Calumet and assumed his new du-
flo.
The Calumet news., 1913-04-07

Members of the Calumet lodge os
odd Fellows and the Laurluu fire de-
partment attended the funeral of the
late James Millh yesterday afternoon
Friday evening the Y. NJ. &. a. bas-
ketball team will meet q fast Calumet
Independent team ON the V. Nj. &. n,
floor. this probably being the last
game Of the season for the locals
The Calumet news., 1913-04-07
Track Team.

Candidates for the track team are
already practicing in the Y. NJ. c. A.
and the records 50 far being made in
dicate that the team will take an ac-
The Calumet news., 1913-04-07

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The Calumet news., 1913-04-07
OLD RESIDENTS
ARE SUMMONED
Mrs, Elizabeth Mstheson and Ed
ward Hancock Dead

Mrs Elizabeth Matheson. an old
f,>id,u, # Calumet. passed away at
60 O'Clock Scsterda, afternoon at the
family residence 80 lroquols street
after an illness OF some duration. Her
death v5s dua 10 a general break
down
Mr. M3tbcsuu was born - years
aso .n scotland and when q youns
Sirl came 90 Canada. locating at
Lu,kuov. ont with her parents She
Nets tie mother Of eleven children. ten
- whom survive. Alex. Daniel. John.
AIRS, Moses Brown. Mrs John Spicrs,
Mrs Thomas Wickhdm Mrs Muir
dock Macleod, Mrs. John Palmer, Mrs.
Angus Macleod and Mrs Allen Mac
Iceland MIR. Mathcson passed away
~ wears ago. prior 10 Mrs. Mathcson. s
oenine 10 Calumet eighteen years ago.
She vds We'll known in this city.
I'uncra! services will bc held Well
rcSdav morning from the family resi-
dcncc. Rev. .. D. stalker officiating.
'Jitcr which the body viii be- shipped to
Lucknow, ont. whcr, final mtcrmcnt
will b" made Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Wickham tho latter OF Lapoer. Mich,
will accompany the remains.
Edward Hancock Sueeumbs.
Edward Hancock, aged ii years, a
well known resident of this city. sue
oumbcd TO lingering Illness at his
home on Calumet avenue Sunday af-
terHoon at i:3O O'Clock. The decedent
had been a sufferer from cancer for
about two Years. MIR. Hancock. who
Nds a native or England, has been a
resident of Calumet for the past TWEEN
1.-TWO ycars. lie vas employed as a
miner by the G. q II Mining company.
Mrs Hancock and three children sur
tiNy
Funeral services will be held We'd
.u.suay Afternoon from the Calumet
NJ l., church. Rev. &. l. Adams OIL =
cItting. Members of Garfield Castle,
knights Of the Golden Eagle and Of
Calumet Tent, *. .. T. NJ. VI. will at
tend
Calumet Funerals.
The funeral of the infant child of
sir and Mrs Edward karyala of Mo-
havk, who died Sunday, will be held
Tuesday afternoon from the Fulton
APOSTOLIC church, Rev a L. Heidcman
plicidtius.
Tie funeral or the late Mrs. Eliza =
beth McCormdck was held this morn
ue, with services in the Sacred Heart
church,
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The Calumet news., 1913-04-07
INTENTION SIR KNIGHTS.

70 officers and members Of Garfield
Caske No. II x. g. Il. You are re-
quested to meet at our hall tonight
Monday April eth at q o'clock sharp to
make arrangements to attend the fun
cTal Of our deceased brother Edward
Hancock
Adv JOS II, James. \. g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
SPORTING 'SSEEH0N
SHAPE PLAN ! FOR
FIELD Day HERE
STUDENTS OF ALL GRADES WILL
BE ALLOWED TO ENTER
EVENTS.

Plans are being tentatively shnp-
ed. with every promise OF oonsum-
nation, looking to the holding OF o
Field Day in the coming spring for
the city schools OF Amarillo.
II is proposed 10 shape grounds for
athletic events advance of the date
to be determined. and that children
OF all grades will be allowed 10
compete IN field events OF varied
and numerous forms
II. ". stilwell. principal Of the
High School. Is interesting himself In
behalf OF the project, and has met
with hcaerty assurances OF APPROVAL
and cooperation iron every one ap
preached on the question.
II Is deemed certain that the
school board viii IAN strongly In
line with the movement. and that
the plans will gather impetus from
thif date The events will arouse
added interest In view OF the fact
that the younger students Of the
schools will have opportunity 10 com.
pete.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

The ou', change likely 90 come
lu the schedule scheme OF 10 Ma
tional and American leagues is the
possible lrugthcuing OF the world IS
series from four games out OF seven
10 five games out Of nino Garry
llcrrmarn's irtcricarue idea was
squclchcl unanimously By the Am
orlcan League az its annual meeting.
when the vote against u was uuan-
imous. But II Is not improbable.
despite some s'atcmcats 20 the con
trary. that The American Association
and international League viii &c, to-
gether next season IN Just such a
series as Hermann proposes for the
majors
The National League election Is
about settled nov by the injection
, OF the name Of Governor Tencr %
Pennsylvania into tho controversy
and Il ~ regarded az mere formal
| ity for the club owners 10 gather IN
their annual meeting ir New York
on December 20 aul vote him thru
as their head
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
CLARENDON BESTS.
WAYLAND HAND|LY
TAKE GAME ~ EASY STYLE
SCORE TWENTY-FIVE 10
NOTHING.
Special, TO The Ncva

Spccis. 20 The News.
CLARENDON, Tex, Nov. a.
Clarendon College defeated Wayland
here this afternoon By the healthy
score OF % 20 o.
Tho game was an easy one, and
no one was injured In the melee. Il
WAS Clnrcndoaa winning from the
outset.
Kennedy and Carpenter scored the
touchlowus. and Walker kicked
goal.
Manager Sleed of Clarendon says
that LoVrcy-Pmllips must play them
on Thanksgiving Day to determine
the championship OF the Panhandle
Athletic Association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. 2e.-
Like the celebrated commander e. AZ
clcnt times who journeyed far from
home to find nea worlds to conquer.
Two Of the foremost tennis stars Of
America sailed from this city Tor a
three months campaign ia the erie
NJ They aro william n Johnston
holder OF the New York state and
Pacific C0as, champion shlps. and
bis partner Ia double. Mss Ella
Fouron Tho trip is undertaken a.
the invitation OF the Manila Lawn
Tennis Association. but the pair vill
play az Honolulu on the way and
VII take 81 tho Toxic Hong KONG.
and shanghai tournaments hrforc
returning home iu The Spin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
CENTRALS BEAT
SHERMAN HIGHS
TAKE GAME ~ FONT WORTH BY
SCORE THllTN-sENEN TO
NOTHING.

Special 10 The News
FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov 2..--
Fort Worth Central won from the
Sherman highs here this afternoon
In o game marked b. stellar plays,
but numerous fumbles.
Score 81 10 U.
A safety and two toucldowns
were made In the first quarter. In
the last quarter three touchdowns
were scored. With goals kicked
There was no scoring IN the see
and and third quarters
Numerous long gains were made
BY the Ccntrals on end RUM.
shermans attack was slow, and
the visitors made fumbles az critical
lunctures
Stars for the CentralB were Brook
aud Pate. for sherman bradford
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
BASEBALL FACES
MANY TROUBLES
orr SEASON BRINGING NtMEK'
Ous PROBLEMS TO WOR.
ny MANAGERS.

NEW YORK. Nov - These
be- troublesome times for organized
baseball SO other oft-season with
IN memory has brought forth so
many different problems for the so
called trust 90 worry over. The
demands OF tho baseball players
fraternity. the Federal Leagues ac-
tlyitics. new schemes for the 1914
schedules IN botn major and minor
leagues. the annual excitement over
election uf q National League presi-
dca,-all these have served TO har-
ras8 magnttcs large and small ana
90 take their attention from the US
ual fan ana winter business OF
trades @ planning Tor the next
spring training trips
s,lil other matters OF interest are
the projected sale OF their stock In
the Rcd SoN hy McAleer and Me
Roy 10 tho two Taylors. now min
o.ity owners. the recent election Of
william +. BAKER to succeed the late
Billy Locke as president OF the Phil
los: ,hc plans for sale OF the New
ERIK. indianapolis and Milwaukee
clubs. and last but not least, the
tour of the world by the Giants and
White son. who by the way, now are
on their way across the Pacific TO
he Orient.
AZ TO thc players fraternity, II is
now assured that many of the or
Cani7aticna pleas will be granted.
I A. soon as this occurs, the players
, who now are on what some magnates
choose TO call strike" will sign
lam IN bod, next year The iratcr-
nifty viii continue 10 make demands
however. until the most important
/ @. an ijs requests are granted. which
may not hg for several years. This
/ ir Che plea 10 have the waiver rule
4 changed SO that MAJOR league
/ club. for instance. can not send Q
/ player away down into say. class
/ & club without first getting Waiy.
or from an class "A. class 4 and
class b clubs The idea OF this !.
that Injustice win not be done Q
! ma. through forcing him into a low
~ class. than MS ability warrants
|. Il seems almost sure thing the
/. National Commission viii turn down
| this demand this winter But pay'
l Fulz. who heads the union, say
hia organization win keep ON striy
ing .nr this reform. no matter how
long II may take
The Federal Tongue has expand
rd into Baltimore aGd Buffalo
That. however. Us not matter OF 81
much worry TO big league men q
the fact that IA Hanlon is now ID
with The new league being one o
the principal hackcrs OF the Balii
more club u also has been rum
orcd that John Montgomery War,
is watching ,lc progress Of the Fed
erals closely and that he may be II
recipient mood That woul,
mean more worrr for the bis lea
guers \ plan to put q Fedora
club iu New York has been suggest
ed n looks as i' the latest major
organization VIII be- on deck TO
some little time 10 come
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

acres OF timber. q room house, or
ehard. barns, sheds, corrals, etc.
Price $1,000 per acre. 100000
down. balance on terms 60 suit ,he
purchaser Situated on the Wash
TIA river. II miles southeast OF Can
adlan. Homphlll. Texas. Address
Record, Canadian. Texas. lS-lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

birmingham. Ala r. l.. willis
of the firm OF Hart ne a Willis
pharmacists. suffered greatly from
asthma and bronehiti ~ bad h.
could not attend to busIness. AS he
writes. II got no relief until toor
Foley's Honey and Tar compound
y entirely removed those chokiGc
sensations. and never failed 10 pro
ducc an easy and comfortable condi
ton OF the throat and lungs" Re
member the name. Foley Honey AN ?
Tar Compound. aud accept no guhstt
tute. In the yellow package. Ran.
dali Drug. CO.-lAdyD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FOR SALE ON. .i0g bond u
HcmphW County /. as 700 acres
IN cultivation. ne room house.
good yell and vfrd .lI practically
al ii'lablc. fenced az cros1 fenced
az 100 With iln0 ash payment
balance on easy Hrl. II vi'l ErU
quick Adrcss Record. Canadian.
Texas. ls-lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
Twin Mysteries.

Among the mysteries unfathomable
are why man wants 10 wear side
whiskers and why a city wants TO
hold q worlds flir-SL Paul Dis.
patch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FOR EXCHANGE one section one
mile north Canyon city, well Inn
proved. viii trade for black land or
anything worth the money. Dock
ray Land Co. lS-ft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FOR Jersey COW giving
milk also furnished room for rent
1000 Fillmore. shifilett. with Dock
ray Land Co. ls-it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES

Harvard 10. Yale Q
Ohio 5S. Norihwc tern o
Carlisle 30, Syracu'e -.
Chicago ~. Wisconsin o.
Minnesota 10, Illinois ..
Army Il; Springfield :.
Purdue 40. Indiana :.
Navy IS. New YORK q
Christian Brothcra g., Notrc Dam,
lO.
Western Reserve Z Buchnell %.
Case - Kenyon j..
Amcs 2G. Drake o
Nebraska ~. Iowa o.
Missouri o Kalcas o
Colorado ~, Colorado Mines o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

We HAVE ono %, o.. Invest bust
ncsscs In Amarillo tcr llc iuclud-
lng good home This Us an OPP
portuuity for yor God reason TOR
selling. Dockray. Board oi Trade.
1s-3t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

WANTED Hall .Iy work zach
day by young no apler Can
take care OF ma. .g' aud riFc SAT-
is'acti0r price re- 0uaH.. Ad-
dress % A.. care Sew sip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FOR RENT , room modern house
1909 Harrison street J. = Nc
GregOr. phone So. ls-ap'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FOR TRADE Two sections Deaf
Smith County. good land. viii
trade for improved or other good
property. See as for q square deal
Zimmerman, with Dockray Land
Go. lS-it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

ppWDY 20 Yc, wc ar. very busy
but viii tell You DO O minute. Just
have seat WIZ 'u' house 100
Claude S. modern an Just what
YOU want. AMI the pr r 70 r "
Zimmerman. with u..kray Land
Co. ls-3t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

Dressed hogs. high grade sau-
sage Merritt Nay. Phone Lone
and short on GOAL lS-4p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FoE RENT Three rooms furnish
ed for house t'o 1g close In
phoae lHa- cr t0. iN-tp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

Try Daily News Want Ads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

RANCH FOR SALE 1890 acres in
a body. fenced and cross fenced
over onc-half unab'. ESQ acres in
cultivation. including 50 acres 10
wheat alfalfa hog pasture. running
estof 10 ail par o. lho fauHl Go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

WE HAVE customer for house
north OF 10th street Get busy and
visit our office for quick sale, trade
or rent We do Il quick and apprc-
rlaie your business Zimmerman.
with Dockray Land Co lS-it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

JUST A MINUTE WIN 1o YOU rent
when you can buy four room
house with well and wiuImlIl' Cheap
don't express g. Would take iu
come outside prop rty D " Iim-
norman. with DoDtra, Land Co.
1851
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FOR SALE Three room house and
lot five hundred fifty, some terms
Also room house. six hundred lit-
iy dollars. one 20 four years time
DoCkray Land Co. lS.it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Work hor and milch
COW. COS Monroe or Phone 9aA.l
lisp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

TO TRADE Seven section ranch.
III Poso County: $500 per acre
bonus win trade for land near
Hereford or Amarillo property
Gaut. Room t.. Powell BLDG Phone
.71j. 1885,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FOR RENT g room modern houa"
$40 buchanan Apply To G. & xiii
bourne. ls-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FOR SALE Kiudlng wood aud
second hand corrugated iron iun-
handle Planning MIL lS.6p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

FOR RENT Three uuiurnished
housekeeping rooms 70S Harrison.
ls-5p