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La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Ralph Bingham. org Root.

Ralph Bingham. impersonator. hu'
morist. yiolinis,. pianist and vocalist
will be at the presbytcriau church
'Nt Tuesday night, TO fill his en-.
gagsmen as No : OF the entertain.
ment course. lie is ACCOMPANIED by
ais wife who plays the agcompani'
mcnts for his vocal aud Fiolin Sc
lections Under the date line. ong
Root. April 90. 1919. he writes:
My company. consisting of one
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
New Business Enterprise.

] s Hunter. OF Colorado Springs.
has leased the store room In the
Woodruff block formerly occupied by
the Golden Rule Dry Goods Store.
and opened an up-to.date cleaning ard
dyeing establishment that vii be
known as the Hunter Cleaning Com
pany MIR Hunter was engaged On a
similar business In Colorado Springs
FOR a period Of fifteen years. and
will have his establishment eQuip-
ped with steam pressing ms rhine
and all OF the very latest frills In
his particular line OF endeavQr.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
holeRook CENTER

The carpc, sewing At Mrs, Lenoc.
ker's Thursday MAS enjoyed by all.
The drcdge that is xt work In the
Fort Lyon canal is nov a point
north OF IN. Center.
Engineer Taylor came up from Ari.
sona Tuesday and while visiting the
home folks viii prov. up ON his
claim before returning to his work ~
Beeitn-. Arix.
Mtas vcrda Foster. primary teach.
er In the ccnt~r school. left Tues.
day for her home at lo,clsnd. Miss
Foster In again emptoyed In the
Ceutcr school for another year
TIE pump dredse that was pur.
chased at Twin Lakes By Holbrook
Irrigation District II nov being IN.
SAILED at the h~aAxate and work viii
soou b. In psoxre~s pumping ou, the
asnd In order TO facilitate the run.
Mag Of water from the river.
Orval Henard met With an accident
Friday. A young team which h~ WAS
driving ran away. dragging him
uome distance In TIE field. sprsininx
he ankle. lie 10 now able to he
sround on rrutchcs. The sprnin Was
severe one and II viii take him
some time 70 recover.
TIE school entertainmen, last m.
DAY sveaims. under the n,anax~mcnt
Il the teachers. Mrs. Martin aud
MIS- ruster. Wss .wsn Appreciated By
the entire audience. Although the
weather wAs threatening Il
~ not Interfere With thsr~ being .
lasxs aulseacs. The pupils were de-.
1anAtel 70 have present X. r. mar.
thp,pnsw who With veil chosen word
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Asssa SUNDAY NNNIS
stEE AT THE
80 CHURCHES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cAvacr.
OTIS G. Dale. psstos
An Unpreeed -nted Appeal

For the first time In the history
OF the world ! non.christian nation
has appealed for the united prayers
OF all christian pople for yuidanoe In
solving her critical problems. The
appeal comes from the new govern.
ment of China and is addressed 10
all native Christian churches and mis-
sions and the Christians Of America.
asking that Sunday. April ?7th. b.
observed as special day OF prayer
for the national assembly. the new
government, the president yet TO be
elected. for the new constitution. for
the recognition Of the government by
tn. powers. for maintenance OF peace
and for the election OF strong and
yirtuous men to Office
This day will be observed at the
First Presbyterian church. this city.
and sermon by the pastor will treat
of The New China"
At the evening service the pastor
will speak on The Truth and the
Trash OF the New Thought" All cor.
daily invited
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE chuRcH.
Mrs. N. N. s,rrarove,. Fir., Reader

Christian Science services ar. held
At lol Colorado avenue. SUNDAY at
I, O'Clock a. M. aud WednesdAy at
30 D. IN sunday school at "a
O'Clock. Subject for April 27th.
Probation After Death"
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26

~n". one violin case. a large. nhIr.
bodied dressing case. and another
one. VIII arriy" In your city ON Anil
18th. at ii:is from i.amaf You can
tell which !. the violin ease and
which n |. for ! vii b. wearing \
partly clean shay. and will ~
wrestling maily vita Mrs. Ringhxu.s
personal bag .. the iars.s, one.
w" VIII need regular pisno--ip
tun" II posslblc-on III. top sid. ~
IN" stage. and to IN. left as one
faces the multitude. Please 49,. n
II that there Is u multitude. A,se.
~" VIII need on. warm dr...ln~
ro"m on or very near said .,use.
Kindly a"cnro good room Tor n. n,
'our very bcs, hotel and greatly
pblig".
Yours for good. clean fun.
RALPH BINGHAM
y. $. Don't forget the multi,uAe.
n B
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
TO EXCHANGE.

LOTS to trade for horses. Phone
East 5sI.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Catholic Mission

The general public ls cordially In
,it.d to attend the mission wdich
viii be preached IN st Patrick's
Catholic church. beginning Sunday
morning. April 27th. and closing sun
day evening. May {. 1913.
Tie missionary Rev. e.. l. Nolan.
OF Buffalo. y y. Is "a speaker OF
national reputation and experience.
and the addresses will be- Of gr'at
Interest to every one.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
An Odd Thing.

An odd thing happened ia La Jun
Ia the other day-that reminds me,
taer, are some odd things AT the
Alamode shoe Storc-a few pairs of
rubber boots. sizes .. 10. and II, at
$500 per pair-regular si."0 Hood
river boots
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
WANTED

-~~--~---~-~ -~Ss-~-----~-~--~-~
Trad~ at the Palace Drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Dec. Butter a-in.
Creamery extras. 3tG35. nrsts. 25d 80:
seconds. 23is Il 26i4 IN rds. 2ei. q %.
ncid. extras 2OG32 nrst~ 25@ss' ,~r-
gulr. 22is "a 90 10 rts 22Is aa2. state.
d1.rv, finest. 20a3 good ~ prime. =.
n 20. common 90 fair. 22T25 process
extras. 90 = 3, 30 : imitation creamery.
rtst~. ga factory. current m r
hrst~. --'s seconds. 20rs Heii.. pacr-
ins .trct. .c'd. 81 cav current make.
40 @. 90 .0i.
Cho,sc steady state wro,a MR. hold
"a f-esh. srerills. 1st+7 average.
fancy. 49, 10 10. urrer grades. 1Es. .l
u da!.i"s. lr.I. ifF. Vi.. W sr9n- /,
whole milk, Ia S'cS fresh. lbs, TIo,
hell le'z twins and Oats. IC'. u iGi.
EsFs -iead5. r-ess gathered. .,,r,.
g IS extra. T~s;s SAD ~. fst4. 40
- seconds c>F.4f tht~f- AID mover
20 70 q. 'Irtics. 2tIcS. cIec A. s9ffss.
rei iE'f'fDr. st".l+' 'utr' fancy an 90
2" o. Nf-f. .sl- r cor. 20. obs q g, q
20 IDS o. ffe.e. on dock ..East- hover
sra 80. p ~ % o.. r-.,s rad et-t.
itnngvlNania and n.1'Hr e0-c-v whites
t'hf -. gathered w. t.- 1880. s-pr,
browns. $50 no. ~ rsl .DIr-a 4erf.tS
we~t" gathered We 're- tur-a
Tour steady. spring Iutc-ts. AR.
. 80. .nf'r sta ghfs - furt.- 600. aprIvg
.'".rs. 500 ~ %. Virfs- -7tsufs 81 -
Ato. extra. SO = vrtc- 25-4z--
extra. so. .. 81 inter-. WctO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
GAINESVILLE

'RNESNILLE. %. lee o.,
DID,. We irtI9ritg % me iot oy.r-
,..,,,..... ". .A.Hrtu cemetery th4t tbr
"it7 t' nssc % better la-e' 49,. -.
~ iil+ hc"n fnr The past setcr.,! 80
nave gradually become
l."e. no" ElapH w. s0 ufsl if
Ns-, iss"i. IMP ss.h'- to A.. nom me
, ~ Woe ness Win thc exception
'' i.N Nn.f- &c. af. aIss.r- rf-.|,
ti hoi u".'i.ir o. Heat....H.ed
l."t ~ .nHn"f nnd otf how .tf.. f.,,,.
..i ''s 'iy. teep tnei. r,rr.f.-Ie- I'D. 80
rev lr h1.r - 4s tare f.r .tr5.
Inc a.. ~, u '". '' General Sow 10 tie
49, eng Nrs ua.g steele ana uf..
.'''f."m hove ''.. spending
ltlgH arf Ernest steele or
AIs Robert U1ta .t No-.r ,..t
'.'-i boo Co., Dor guest. o. t,vs I..t
iiIF iN~ YHEt wfcI Nr. ASA IIr..,.
.4 snI nephew. Wuler kIY, a. Sew
vs.. per nlo,d o. Ma1ad.,m, spsr,
t'e.. tr ms,f..g or tts Lady ,f...
'.''- sou Do te.I nest FflHat even.
..'n " OBJECTS and other st..
I'I .,."'s Ull Dol ATTENDED 20 at fa.a
li.ne.t anl James rlaar Of No-,h
,.li..t,. ''.",oi ssr..II, %. i'st wees wiih
Mra Robert BOYD uf Arch str..t s,...,.
Saturday 600 wheeling "'
Mr HrI Wr. o. r. Utfr. t... go
turned fu tibet. home I.r.. Ir $50.
bridge 1ffcr % pleasant t.aIt uitr .f-
tnd hra "a D. watt ~ ~ lincoln r,.
.ruf
Nari.ff Hayes ~ Tare..rir fa r...
f.. visit vIr. her Eraufpare~fa ~.
.HuIH street
wif IfsFr- ~ rast Main stree, seen,
sunday II wheeling
1f.n I r Howard AID " D. c-..t
Nff 80 30 fI4IrEFIlIr TODAY in attend
nfHn fhe court ~ appeals
m .frn N W HrrIrr wIIl speak nerf
-IfIu. I"HIufUr fr fhe TresbFfrrfau
nI.'h bore ln fio interest of tho AMI.
SALOON fenrue
Nfa Hrrra McMuIleu has returned %
fer w'rF iu Whfe'iur after rev davs
.s-t vifh Nrs PRANK C0rhin % Wairt
NIsa bette Uiderhaf. who tas b..r
'..I'-. rrIafltes in srHfrrfon. has 70
turned Co. Columbus. where she har q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

While eating his lunch az the Meccs
caio yesterday. a man caught a bum
IN The act of making OF with his over.
coat. which 10 had huns Up on a rack.
The thief was caught red handed. and
.iaccd Tho coat back where he got &C.
Tho owner refused 20 prosecute the
man. and he WAS told BY the proprie-
tor 81 tho place 20 get out and stay
out
This a. not me hrst case ~ this
kind that has happened IN the cts
during the past few weeks. and II 10
thought that the near srnroach NJ
winter g. causing buns TO stass
their winter clothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02


chicago. Dec. i.-Cash quotations
were aa follows
Ry~-\p. 2-5eT6O
HARLEY Seed or mixing -.5TS0
Timothy seed 4OOa5I5.
Glove -|s... lu 500. Iftu
Ness pork 90 90
Lard ttu f.r.s.I-i0 .--
short ribs lousel--1Q 30.
lNlDN STOCK YARDS. PITTS.
EJRGli. Tee. i.-.'affle steady -urrl,.
POO C.rs. CHOKE. sE"ms.-0. prime 20
S7eep hi-arr. supply. % douhielocks
Prime wtffcrs. 4Nno 300. ,ulla aad t.,fu-
mons zoo @ "t. Lambs. 5.50GS.Uo.
No. ualhr-. - Ht. - 90.
logs active. r.cc.p pts. 1n 1ouhledecka
Prime lNhH'. medium an heavy york
'rs. 50. - s 90. icht yorhers 5000 sos.
pigs. t.-l no l.tt. fougls s.uou1 $50.
CHICAGO re. I-Uor~ Fo-eirts
600. ve.s Bulk or sll.s. .Cuu.sr.
Eht 3D.. % $50. mixed. as "a 49,. heavy.
900 70 40 q rough. $500 sos. pigs. bIu
'-ittio Receipts. --.0ra. steady.
Reeves. fHf' % So. Tax1 s~teers. $50
$3.50. sfHcE~rs and feeders. ss0a- 90.
cows aud he.fer-. e.7oUS1t. calves. 100
sheep Receipts. s7o0. velt ~atiys
r'''I a..'u 300. Ee1r'lrEc aIartf cd.
lambs. native. $500 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
FAIR DEGREE OF STEADINESS
ON STOCK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Dec. Although tie
80 market was confronted TODAY with
= variety ~ factors uudenitbly bearls1
~ mar ned q fair degree ~ Stend.ne.s
~ Je forenoon prices OF the f4vorlt.
snaI IS were marked uD Sitgh tlv and tn
the later trading they dcvrlorrI an
Easier tendency tu spots Iu the after
noon the market was rrotloniess Tor Iou.-
ptIlNdS. IN" monetary situation We
oHtaNorahie Tor speculation call uou,..
ol"Lel e.ght per cent and time rates
we're hrmer. call funds relaxed later.
blt IN View OF the poor saturdays bank
tttemeut and the shipment OF a. 500 0O0
k'iI todty Co san Francisco Inc mos
Fr't Tor easy money ia the immediate fti-
t.re was none too good Herer,bor i
h4WaHs a month ot uncertainty. oUIrr
- the preparations FOR heavy disbfirs.-
neut- az TIE beginning OF fU. yaar
Ite resolution suit against the Afuerf-
ean Can company caused sharp declines
N lau common and preferred but was
OF llttl" influence on the market as
WHoit. as the suit had long been ex-
Dyt'oer railroad statements % soma
g ftn~ large eastern SYSTEMS were roor
iei.hS y lN.tni operating income de-
SHARES. '''''
Bond: we're irregular Total SALES. par
On call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations ~ C. P. nraunnsh CO
BAZAAR WEDNESDAY,
AND TAIIucBHN
So. vs. Va. Dec. !. 10
CnftIr

s bazaar will boz riven hy tho lndIea
oi Zion and Christ Lutheran rhurchee
N "dnerdaV and Thursday evenings Of
This week at Tho Zion Lutheran
church. PITS NarFsf street Tho pro.
coed. viii Eo towards li4uidatinE tho
debt of Christ church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
FINANCIAL.

position in the state school Tor the
lftaI.
niue spent ~arcIF with tIi.u4. DOB Som.
crtlf.
HIsr Tarr.s UIle- .f l'rs. south
street sp,u. .rf.tY w... .t...t.t4 .n
ltt tdEspulI HuI N DtsauA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
J. 6. Bachs 3 COS clo.inr 1.,,.-

NEW YORK Dec I.=Tler. y,,s r.,
sldus- o. speak or in the character ~
1ht market and weakness only an
Is@I. 70 slght degree iu the AmeIl-
ment suit. Missouri Pacific lost a point
Or ~". rejecting the earuinEs which
nave been poor ~ late The weakness
~ copper metal gave copper stocks u
hiFtilF heavier tone. but they recovered
WIN me general market az the decline.
Aftnn 90 steel common wH4 all chad
C"llf he desired and SIS sfatflff. was
heIpfll 20 the general market The
~ with great interest and VIII r-.t
ably break the deadlock which has such
q fru grip AT present None rlt.s
faf+1 o. from per cent o. Der cent
which had a good effect towards the
end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

l-TrsrSrer books close November
20 FOR pc. cent cash dividend payable
December /
~ Transfer books closed November
zlst Tor 10 per cent stock dividend
tb1 Tran f~r books close Dee LIST for
J per cent cash dividend payable Dec S
80 Transfer books close Dec l for
extra 30 cash dividend. payable Dec s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Metal.

NV YORK. Dec f-Toprer sfr,r...
stamford spot. fa00T 1870. sia-f-ot.., ,.
90. lave. fSooff1-. $40. reatl,r
- -.H in. TIN easv. .raf % -
Load tlEHt:t. speitcr rrsq
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Petroleum

'i's llIh. Ia. Ier t-efI, hal
" noes 80 Runs 13P.Ntq. at.f.g. &c
shipments. 2-t.sGs. erase. il..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

Fidelity Loca, Stock.


POP. ..Isl 80. w. Va. Iec. T. .f7
'"f daily Tor tie Intelligence
~ no Fidelity inye- tment associatiop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
GENEROSITY pERsoNlrlrp

NJ curtis. o. w1esuns. visited hi,
Rome terc last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

orb stock E.change. corrected daiiy ~
o. =. Mss,eu co. brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING, ". Va. Dec. !. Is
IT. ~Ct.'- t1tt~uur-u stocks. CORE tea
sally hN A T.. MIst-u 4 20 nAuhers
and brokers'. National Exchange Bans
building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
B 0 N D S

Sl2 and sl3 Schmulbach Bldg.
r. r. Marshall msr. bond Dept
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

law against H. Every time That is the uncon-
scous tribute We all pay 10 the queerest. the most
naive and stupid superstition IN a world where all
superstition dies hard enough-ihai all you need
to do to stop anything - 10 pass law against It,
No amount Of experience apparently, will free
the minds Of men from the incubus, the hoodoo Of
this extraordinary superstition. No matter what
the ISSUE II you want to stop gambling, splitting
combinations Of capital or Of labor prostitution.
college fraternities the high cost Of living arson
saloons monopoly in restraint Of trade, the turkey
trot burglary tips walking on the grass; whatever
u H. there Is only one thing 10 do-pass a law
against it, Then everybody will be contcnted
everybody will believe that the offcnse viii cease
al once or at least az soon as you have gotten a
sufficient number Of people IN jail Only get
enough laws passed and above all Il you can only
get enough people in jail you have realized the
average mans millcnnal hopes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03
PANHANDLE PRESS

i Is stated that woman in London
the other day spoke $50 900 words in fifty
sx hours trying to WIN her libel suit against
an English paper ad a physician She lost
the suit and II cost her $4,000 Costly talk
ing. but some people will talk-Memphls
Democrat
he chief mistake made by this good lady. a,
We see a. Is that she had the temperty 10 go az
against such stubborn combination a. news
paper and physician We doubt # it would hav,
occurred IA these United States. The CAB orc
ct 53OOOO words is a different thing and som,
achievement We incline to be bret that botl
the ladies and the jury arc entitled to a Canegl,
hero medals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03
THOUGHTS

lBy George Matthew Adams)
thoughts are what happen when your Brain
gets busy Also. thoughts arc the Servants sen,
out by our Mind to shape and complete Deeds.
iced your thoughts the night Food
thoughts arc never inherited. Thoughts arc
individual and belong wholly to you who create
them So. in turn, YOU are responsible for them
Care for them with zeal Keep them Clean and
Wholesome
Feed your Thoughts the right Food
thoughts are the Master Builders OF Fate. And
sure and PLAIN as the chisc IN the hands of the
sculptor leaves the lines and form of the finished
Statue 40 do thoughts Gu, and shape your Char
artcr-and mo- man can change their work.
thoughts are Messengers of Events
Feed your thoughts the right Food.
Tram your thoughts. Organize them Guard
them. Concentrate them. Glory in the Society
OF your lhough,s--alone. For your thoughts
are your best Companions Besmirch them-be-
tray them. and YOU loom useless and abandoned.
Feed your thoughts the right Food
As your Mind grows IN Strength your
j thoughts increase IN Power II Is wise plan, ther
fore 10 hll your Mind with thoughts that inspire
and cheer and ennoble. For in the darker DAYS OF
stress and rebellion that come into every hie the
re- endorsements OF great and useful thoughts.
step out to Protect and Save.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

II the taufl lin as framed becomes a law
and no panic and no hard times follow it will
bring disappointment to some Democratic
newspaper men. They will be forced to at
tribute the failure OF predicted panic and
hard tunes to follow some other cause and
We are Just wondering what ,t's gong to be.
So far capital does not seem the least blt
frightened and there is not the slightest IN
dicauon Of either hard times or a panic
Wichita Tunes
No We arc not the least bt frightened and w
do not anticipate panic More than that, We an
with the majority OF the people m avoring a gen
cral trimming down OF Mother Projections mons
tous young CULVER As 1t stands from this view
point the cost OF living couldn't be higher anC
our individual bank account couldn't be simmer
II the tariff ISM responsible what is} We iavo
hitting everything under supicion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

Chdress has very few flies so lar and
behooves our people to see that they do not
come This can be done It all will see to It that
their breeding places are destroyed before
hand When once they do come il viii do
some good to swat en- but It requires Ear less
labor to prevent than It does to cure a few
minutes work m prevention is better than
weeks of labor in destroying them after they
come -Childress Post
Good Tell the folks swats swat. But tn,
proverbial ounce of prevention isn't enough
pond is the latest recommendation Cleaning uy
a city aocomplishcs more than one worthy result
II disappouts the unswatted puts the Friedman
10 the typhoid germ, makes the city look good anc
the citizens feel better The only fever needed II
this country is the clean up fever Let's all con
tract a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03
Watch your chicken coops the Methodist

Watch your chicken coops the Methodist
preachers are coming
Timely admonition Warwick but will II
workP Methodist preachers gravliatc to we'll
Drowned pullet bosom as naturally as Newton 81
apple to earth. We said gravitate but gravytatc
might be better Methodist preachers rank among
the mos, eloquent and fcrvcnt Of the modern pull
pltcers Chicken did H. But We don't blame you
After the nroads made upon Randall county s
food supply by the hungry horde Of editors some
weeks ago. it is in order to suggest reircnchment
Save many Of the yellow legs as you can The
editors intend 10 visit Canyon again
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

We hope Burleson stands pat When Con.
gresham see fit to endorse aspirants Tor posioi
ice who are not acceptable TO the people re
good 10 have a postmaster general with o. back
bone. We needed one when lndianola was post
mIstfessed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03
WHEN IN DOUBT PASS a LAW

m the course Of discussion in the department
called The Interpreter House. IN the May
American Magazine. appears the ioliowng'
When something happens tina, Ne do no, Ike.
.sha, !, the first thing We sayp There ough, 10 be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

Campanini doubtless succeeded DippeI bccaus,
his name sounded more grand operate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

The Daily News will be delivered by carrier
anywhere in Amarillo. or by mail outside Of the
city. for IS. 90 a year or SOC a month in advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

Mrs. Sewer. accent the name. says tina, the
women OF Texas will stump the state agasl Col
quit Soprano spell-bnd,ng should run ham INTO
the briny blue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

Cora Rasmussen OF Frisco IS out with a state
ment picture accompanying. to effect that only
one woman in ten tells the truth Dear grI nobody
expects II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

It is now asserted that the lIucria adminstro.
ton is nearing the end. A remarkable admins
,ration however. since It has two ends and moth
INK between them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

Jack Johnson Is being pushed out OF the north.
crn cities 10y popular opinion But It safe wager
that he don't move To Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

II Mr. Pierces hands are thoroughly washed
and stcnlized he has our permission to re-enter
Iexas-on a VISIT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

George Bailey OF the Houston Pos, insists that
,t, ,tork should never leave less than twins OF
tfipIe,. in Texas home We know a father OF
fifteen who says but won PRINT u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

The Fort Worth Star clegram characteriles
this as the age Of sausage craftsmanship. Boog
ma or home made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

The income Of the Steel rust has dropped d
peg Our duty is clear Amarillo must build that
railroad north
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

We predict a bright future for the ninety yea
old Minnesotsn who has Just entered college
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-03

Senator Townsend declares that the Rcpubl.
can party must be reunited and reorganilcd Still
ITS difficult to re-ump,y llumpty Dumpty