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Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
PACIFIC TOUR
 OF MOTORISTS
A. A. A. of Indiana Will Send Entries to Pacific Ocean; Henderson Car Will Be Equipped With Unique Device

INDIANAPOIIS. Ind March 1- One of the most interesting event in automobile circles in 1913 will h, the Indiana to the Pacific Tour C., the Indiana Automobile M8nufactur- CTS association. A problem that con fronts the promoters of this stupan dous undertaking is thc arrangement for housing the tourists the nineteen nights that will be spent in camp.
 The entries of the Henderson Motor Car company will bo equipped with a tent which has recently been placeu on the market and patented by A w EbcIhardt Of inc ComIac Ten, company cf Indianapolis The tent is designed especially for automobile touring, and is unique in its con structiDn
 This tent will probably be used bl the majority of tho manufacturers paItilipating in the tour, owing to the absence of tent poles These tents are made to accommodate two four and six persons. It is some what like a pyramid cut in half be- ing made in one piece and the ven tilatiOn being accomplished with six windows covered with gauge netting , and protected from the rain by can vas flaps. The tent is open from both ends by doors that are fastened together with button snaps and a partition dividing it into two private rooms with separate entrances pro vided
 The floor is of heavy canvas and part of the tent. on pitching cami no cots are necessary as the floor is placed on bed of leaves or tWigs and with the aid of cushions of the auto the tourist constructs a com fortable couch. one of the most appealing features to the motOrist i. the fact that with the small pegs for stalking the tent rolled inside the tent when taken down occupies space of only 7X20 inches which is quite a contrast to the old method of carrying tent poles in addition to the canvas
 R r Henderson. vice president oi the Henderson Motor Car company in adopting this tent as equipment for his entries in the western tour
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
SELF
 STARTER RACE
Unique Competition Sug- gested for Phoenix Auto mobile Dealers to Con sider; Two Sorts of Con test Can Be Arranged

Yes, sir And you see the little husky motor that turns the engine over is SD strong it will propel the car umpstecn miles at a low rate of speed until the juice in the battery is all gone. All you have to do is to throw in the clutch, press the but ton and buzz buzz gabble chatter grrr zing zing-bang gum gum"
 Oh, you all know it. It is the noise an automobile seller makes when he is explaining the self starter part of 1913 model Superior automobile. They are all Superiors, by the way.
 Anyway that sort Of spiel was re sponsible for a certain party in this town getting an idea on the brain, and he was not safe or satisfied un- til the unWonted article had been got rid of
 A seif-starter race on Washington street Now. the coppers will not make anything out of this warning For no speed limits will be fractured. It's this way. The electric self start CTS on modern automobiles will not run more than a few miles an hour. So the speed man on the buzz-bke need feel no alarm. But the matter of a self starter race on one of the paved streets would indeed be a mo- veIty The competition might be di- divided into two sections. Let the cars line up and race for say five blocks and then if any wanted to con tinue to see how long the starter mo- tor would propel the ear, well and good. let them Make it race for time and distance. It is said some
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

said: The interest that the Indian2 motor car builders are awakening in this part of the country is again brought forcibIy to the mind of he automobile owner by the introduce ton of this tent The inventor tells me that he first thought of such E tent being d possibility when it was announced that the Indiana makers would pitch their camp every night on their western jaunt with the eX- certion of eight This will certainly be more comfortable for the tourists than any arrangement they could make in converting their cars into sleeping apartments"
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
KISSEL MAl IS FOR
 SElF-STARTER CONTEST
Wesley Hill Will Enter Unique Race,
 as Another Stunt up his Sleeve.

Having heard of the self starter race, proposed for the automobile men of this fair city. Yves Hill, who swears by the KisseI Kar rather than at any other make dug out one of his latest models and showed what it could do. With the gear lever set at low he switched on the jince and kicked in the pedal R-r-r-r-r-r-r-r said the car and wound slowly into the street. Then he reversed her and the motor began to gowl again as the car rolled backward Self starter riding is not nearly so eX- hilarating nor s OnOiseless as riding on the engines power. but the Kjssell Cer tainly moves when the motor began to turn the engine over.
 WeS has another set of plans up his sleeve involving a roadability run to Tucson and back. IL is his intention to load up his car with Phoenix news paper men, take them to breakfast some fine morning when the roads are dry, shoot them to Tucson for lunch and have them back in Phoenix in time for dinner This stunt will involve q couple of four hour stints at B miles an hour unless Wesley wants to let his guests go hungry part of the time
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
ON BIG LEAGUE
 CHECkERBOARD
This Shows How Some of the Counters Have Been Moved Around in the 1912-13 Season; Som C Strange Trades Shown

\ large number of major leagua players have been traded to other clubs or released to the minors, since the close of last season, and several well known stars will be missed from their former teams when the gong rings for the opening of the 1913 season. A list of the players traded together with the players sent to the minors. and those who have been in the big show before and are now coming back for another trial follows Changing uniforms from the season of 1912 to that of 1913: Tinker. Chicago, (N. L)
 Cincinnati CN. LD Chance (AIgrD. Chicago CN. L)
 New York GA L) Mgr. Corridor. Detroit "A. L.)
 Chicago CN. L) Humphrics, Cincinnati CN. LD
 Chicago CN. LD Mitchell. Cincinnati CN LJ
 Chicago CN. L) PheIan. Cincinnati CN. LD
 Chicago CN. L) KinsIey. Cincinnati CN. LD
 Chicago CN. L) Chapman. Chicago CN. L)
 Cincinnati (N. L) Loudermilk, Chicago CN. LD
 Cincinnati (N. L) Bridwen. Boston, ~. LD
 Chicago (N. LD Jon.s. Detroit GA L)
 Chicago GA. LD Hresnahan. st. Louis CI. L)
 Chicago (N. L) Mcdonald. Boston (N. L)
 Chicago, CN, L) Brown, Chicago CN. L.)
 Cincinnati CN. L. Mclean. Cincinnati CN. L)
 St Louis (N. L.) Donlin. Pittsburg CN L)
 Philadelphia (N. L) Davis Cleveland CA. L)
 Philadelphia CA. LD Becker, New York CN. LD
 Cincinnati (N. L.) Dropping Out of Fast Set. Krug, Boston GA. LD
 Indianapolis GA. A) Griggs. cleveland, CA. L)
 Montreal q. L) o'Rourke, Boston CN. L)
 Buffalo, q. L) Shutz. Philadelphia CN. L)
 Sacramento (P. c. L.) Druc<e, New York, CN. L)
 Sacramento (P. c. L) McMillan, New York GA. L)
 Rochester q. L) Toolcy, Brooklyn (N. L)
 Newark q. L.) Downs. Chicago CN. LD
 Indianapolis GA. Al Papc, Boston A. LD
 Buffalo q. L) Powell, st. Louis GA. LD
 Louisville A. Al James, Cleveland CA L)
 Portland (P. C. L.) Downey. Chicago CN. L)
 Louisville CA. Al stephens, St. Louis GA. L1
 Buffalo q. L. Northen. Brooklyn (N. LD
 Toronto 0 L. Paddock. New York CA. L)
 Rochester q. L., Bradley. Boston GA L)
 Jersey City q. L., Onslow. Detroit CA. L.)
 Providence q. L., Maggert. Philadelphia GA. L)
 Los Angeles CP. c. L., Kenworthy. Washington CA. LD
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

self starters will move a car for an hour and a half All that is necessary To prove that is to try it.
 The dealers have not yet agreed to pull off this stunt, but one or two of them are talking of it. There will be meeting of the association some time this week and then the subject will be brought out and aired
 The race will not only furnish a lot of good advertising for the suc- cessfuI contestants but will prove a world of fun for the spectators.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

Frankie Conlev, who is in Mexico. declares that the will become a pro fessional bull fighter in the near future. This sounds like bull is mixed up in it some where.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

Jack Dillon and Jimmy CIabby, the two clever middleWeights. have re- ceiVed offers to go to Paris and box
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

Spike Robson, the eX-champion ban tam weight of England, plans to ma He another visit to this country.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

Heine Zimmerman. champion bats man of the National league and star third baseman of the Cubs, attributes his success as slugger to the game of golf. He says that playing the old Scottish game gave him a keen eye and free natural swing.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
Slcramentn lP- - -

Sacramento tP. t. I1) Houscr, Boston tN. LD
 Baltimore q. LD Bliss, St Louis ~. L)
 Sacramento CP. C. LD Mutina, st Louis GA. LD
 Montgomery (S. LD Jantzcn, st. Louis "A. L.
 Montgomery CS. LD Donnelly, Boston CN. LD
 Atlanta (S. LD Barrows. Chicago CA. LD Crabbe Philadelphia "A. L)
 Los Angeles CP. C. LD CovaleskL Philadelphia "A. LD
 Spokane tN. W. LD Barry, Philadelphia "A. I.)
 Seattle CN. w. L) once more under the big top: Season 1912 and 1913. Clymer. Minneapolis "A. Al
 Chicago CN. LD Johnson, Birmingham Cs. L)
 Chicago GA LD Martin, Rochester q. LJ
 New York "A. LD Overall, Did not report 1912.
 Chicago CN. LD Janvrin, Jersey City q. LD
 Boston "A. LD Berger. San Francisco (P. C. LD
 Chicago "A. L) Dolan, Rochester q. LD
 Philadelphia (N. L) Hunt, Tacoma CN. w. L)
 Chicago "A. L) McMechnic, St. Paul CA. Al
 Boston CN. L) Derrick, Baltimore G LD
 New York CA. L) Meyers, Spokane CN w. ID
 Boston tN. L) Maizer, Indianapolis "A. A
 Boston CN. L.) Bues, Buffalo C. LD
 Boston CN. L.) Fischer, Binghamton (N. Y. $. LD
 Brooklyn (N. L)
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

Mayor Rosslyn M. Cox. of Middle town, \. Y. will act as president of the recently organized New York and New Jersey league. Teams will be placed in MiddIetown. Long Island City, Poughheepsie. Newburgh and Kingston, x Y, and Paterson. N J
 -O-
 The National league gave Brooklyn permission to open the season and their new park the day before the scheduled opening in the big leagues. but at the same time handed the Dodgers an awful twist in the way of conflicting dates with the American leaguers at the Polo grounds.
 Charley Thomas. the Philadelphia boxer, who has been in Paris TOT several months has returned after d successful campaign.
 John Townsend, a London boxer, was fined $5.5O in that city the other day for boxing as an amateur, whereas he was a professional.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08
SENATOR CULLUM
CLOSES CAREER
JACOB n. CALLINCER sue
CEEDS THE VENERABLE
ILLINOIS STATESMAN

WASHINGTON. d c March -
The venerable shelby NJ Cullom %
Illinois has closed bis career in the
United states senate and Jacob II.
GsllinFer Of NeN Hampshire has In
herlted his distinction Of being the
oldest member Of the upper house
boz point Of service Mr. GaliiuEer
came 20 the senate in 1891. TWO
Years before the next oldest mem
hers. Perkins 81 California and
Lodge OF Massachusetts. began their
senatorial careers
Senators Nelson o. Minnesota,
Tlman Of south Carolina. Bacon Of
Georgia. Martin Of Virginia and
Clark aud Warren OF Wyoming have
entered upon their eighteenth year
OF continuous service In the senate.
.au having been elected Tor the first
time Loo 1875
wyoming. unlike most other states
of the Far West. continues is con
rressmon iu office. and in conse-
aurnco has exercised an Influence Ia
national affairs greater than many
larger States 80 other States has
two senators whose terms o' service
equals those OF the two Wyoming
senators
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08
TEXAS FARMERS To MD
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

CHICAGO Co.,. March CON.
.ahor., plane 10 MAX, fbr Farm
, National Congress- into inl'
..,arHr house for all movements sud
Iaa H progress have been fo.ur.
lated .. Ifs executive committee. J.
.1rdur 90 % recent announcement b..
John 80 h.mulc the president la
HHi national session WIll take place
September ..l6 at Plano. 900 ana
th' number OF delegate. according
to 900 Indications. viii bo larger than
ever before
The objects outlined by tho nov
constitution adopted by fhc rougros
u Sew Orleans. are 10 affiliate all
societies f0r action along lines %
broad country lifc questions t0 -
boz establishing state and lora'
sanitation. devoted 20 country lI
Foo secure H operation among prot
Gers toad loo general aud Focat|l
'Iuraran .. farmers. and Co further
fhe uaH.. a.b execution of laws
which N. promote country NE
If .a proposed to develop nation
fedora .. tp which all farmers
mas 0.H. HI me cooperation ~
i., T'Ra Tarm Life Commission
..| ths Fam.r. Opcraiy, Union
T'EH 4 N. invited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08
BIBLE CONFERENCE
NOTABLE SUCCESS

ATLANTA. Ga. March 7 En-
thusiasm appears to be- the keynote
OF the Atlanta Bible Conference,
which got under way today under
conditions that promis" one OF the
most successful and profitable gath
criugs Of is kind ever held 10 this
country
The program covers nine days and
provides for six services each day
Prominent among the scheduled
speakers are Dr 6 Campbell Nor
gan of London. Or " II Wedder-
spoon Of Washington. Dr James Il
GRAY OF Chicago, nr James ! Vance
.of Nashville and pr John Il Sam
pcy of Louisville
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08
snre,ino or Temptation.

4 pompous merchant arroganily
carving the signs % his prosperity
about him accostcd an acquaintance Of
..s who conducts a successful rcscu,
mission and said
James DO like C. attend one @.
Hr meetings
certainly. relu'uri iho minister
Uu, '.asc YOUR satch and diamonds
a.fH ,he hotel clerk
WHAT asked me merchant IN as
..r rmen' Are not tho men Of your
sion converted thieves
Two answered mo mission lead
.- SOFTLY hu'. George. YOU look 90
GAS, aud wholesome Really, ] don,
err, my men 20 regret they prom
I r. never 20 stead again This
outlook
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08
REV. DR.. HUESCHEN
SPEAKS POINTEDLY
Tue al Man, Whom PLANT juice
Has BENEFITED and Gives -
hue rtdIt

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08

~ rWNg 'hn laa' fra days using
Nr l0b.'H camp l. basis Of
operation howe made several
~ expeditions over 'He Monaghan
praIrisf and have visited uu
m,roua NaugoI 'nampmrnfH lu this
say have been adj, fp study az close
range mo customs. habits and mode
OF 4'a uf th, Norg0la. writes Luther
Anderson from s1ngeb Ialal Mon
gDia Tho Nongol babIintIou is o. Kind
OF tent. called 70 Iurt which b.
made uf frf stretched over franc
work of polo and .n'nrlHc'd slaves
Thn fei BE- held Boo place b. strong
fO.H. which ,arr sound about OBJ"
tl0I' muc'ur. LOO such was as 90
make If impossible FOR tho strongest
Sind d. tear r o. pieces The careful
say 100 ahlrh thr framework 0a Gifted
Hls'hrr lH e,U aa iho ,t'romr thick
ness OF no rIi gives ibo structure
COO apprau.. ot FplditB ana suug
ursH ah.lb F NOT possessed hb 'h'
ordinary frr' Iu fact tho iurt
comics nearer being o. hut than tent
h' Iur a circular leo form ana has
cou.0al roof A wooden door vep
I1v serves as m. entrance Al open
NIX lu fbo TOP OF Jhe CoHlcai roof
serves JOS vent fur flr smoke and
1lso Ie'a iu mo hrH' Directly under
thiH vent in rho center of Tho cprthcr
folr ls 30 nr. over which be- placed an
ron stripped which uppor'. shalIoa
soi'lr lu which food s prepared
Easily Loaded on a Camel
The Iurf n so constructed chat %
can guoEI. o.. 'baau duHu folded az
aud loaded uu camel OF cart This
feature Is u.,nsIrltcd b, tho fact
hat the Nousos are rumad.c peo
plr 8ud must often NOV, With their
acrds fo uca grazing grounds For e
movable structure tho Wg b. fair
ly ruumy being about Ib frot .u d.
ameter som. 'r.i high af tbr low
asi part and from , 20 900 feo' high
Hu fbe central pert Inside 'u. HHr
earth H removed Pro- chat tHu 5000. H
about f.1t aHd half below fha
bowel u lH. fu..l outside 1HH
gives DO. no. circular vail height
of st and N1lf 'r,'. hu. usl.ur
Il r..ef.I. flr tho faII..t mon q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08

Recent orm1tiou would Indicate
chat Will Iudlc Hunts condition ls
ru rrS farming. there is hope
for his uI' ate recovery
q natter 90 prNautIou. i
would bc 70 for those who have 70.
Gently hal any legislative business
with lud Hunt fo communicate
with Soma " \ Johnson who via
probably able Go look after ans
matters d, unattended 20 uy Judge
Hunt
This an rs particularly 10 those
Vhu GEEK continent as notary pub.
Doc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08

"a u1madIr people the hflRps nave
almDa' ado ~ their wealth iu the shape
Of herds ~ cstf... horses sheep AID
ramels : visited or, Mongo. sho
had GOO horses 500 head 81 ca'fi"
900 fnrep aud some 1fiJ cam.a To
vas considered e very rich man
Mongols live life in The open AIR
very much Ike that n our western
coWbOyH TheY sp.na q large p1r' OF
their time on horseback and are there
fore Wondorful riders '0' only in'
men. bIf tho women aud children ride
horseback vim 'hI' natural cool" aud
d'.r.f, which comes HrI. Do. .uU'r
urd practice The NouEu herd W"n
perform 900 fhD ha#t.uf ''H's u' horse
uluauu for which 1ur ,nRbn.H are
famous Ih.} aH.H HHrs' .nd l'l"
With rope Rn... H fastened to a
long pole forming % Ilai 20 ono end
and passing Hiuug 'H. pHIr Zoo ih' rd
.r ohio can loosen COO tighten rho moose
.' 5000 TN.t brand boom. and 01''It
much .n fHr same manner .. ~ Is dom"
5000 our aestcu paa. The horses
cattle sheep 1nd r3msiH aro ont OF
doors thr whole F,ar round lu th'
winter 'bry scrap, mo .n.a away with
their boofa and arc nm. IH." % md
th"Ir mst'uBuC. from The dry grass
The herds rgI-' constant watching
ao as uu' fH stray '10 Gar from me
urfs uf their owners Several herd
rr can b. seen with each herd al
ans time during the day or night
Tho Iuugoutjug open air ..iu of The
N0nrua make them sfr.nE healthy
lcr. fr., from most OF 'br diseases
which aNIoi moro civilized bui Jess &C
tive nations Rhrumatiam s, how
ever. very common among them oW
ug io their sleeping on the ground
RIfh uuls some skins for a bed and 10
fba.r being opposed 20 extreme cold
winters. against which their huis do
not afford sufficient protection Many
Nuusolf are also afflicted Nth discas
.s az the po caused by the smoke
Witch mis- the iur, when IRE 10
WrdIed. and ou rainy days when The
.muw vent ai the Top of mo "iurt
uuat br made smaller OF even closed
prF,II
When rich Nougol dies ne II
placed 100 funeral pyrr aud crcmaicd
Ou such occasions hundreds aud some
'm. thousands OF Nouruls come 10
witness tho ceremony After The ere
nation the ashes are collected and
placed iu "a covered iar Witch Is
buried N poor Nouro has a less class
.r tl' more picturesque funeral The
bod, H stripped of clothes aud placed
900 q .oa cart Witch is driven AZ break
r.yA speed across the prairtrs The
Int,r. who never once looks behind
m docs NOT turn homoVard before
u, fcols by the va, The cart rs run
aug. that the corpse has been ioltsd
M Some time later @ small stone or
pcrhap only piece of wood inscribed
with Nonrnl and Tihr'an characters
s placed near the vhttourd bones %
rho a 'ctdrui
Tho NUugols are q good naturcd poo
pie friendly and kind They are "a
nous Tor their hoSptslit. and are al
Why's read, a. give the stranger The
seat ot honor opposite the door " this
uri b., BE- welcome 20 partakD OF
anything thr} have to $50 or drink
aud s as safe AZ their hearth as ho
would b, boz h0s own lome
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08
not SION'S 500 OoO
NItDuCT NOW OI'EN

HOUSTON. Tex March The
Main street yiaduct. leo0 foot con
crete span crossing White Oak and
Buffalo bdyous and network OF
railroad tracks vas formally open
rd 90 pedestrians sunday. March .
u will boz completed and opened TO
lam traffic by the first OF April The
yIaduct viii cost over 100000 aud
connects tho north and south ends
of Houston 20 the foot Of Main
street one of the concrete arches
has a eo-foot span. which is TIE
largest iu the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08

For fory-threo years nr KING $
Ncw Discovery has been known
throughout the world AZ tho most re-
liable couch remedy. Over three
million bottles were used last year.
Isn't this proof' Il will get rid ot
your couch. or We viii refund Your
money j J owens, Of Allcndalc,
Is G. writes the way hundreds OF
Others have done After twenty
years. ! find that nr Kings New
Discovery is the best remedy for
coughs and colds that have ever
used For coughs or colds and
all throat and lung troubles. it has
uo equal soc and 800 al Amaril-
no Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08

4 theatrical manager sirolled into
a note. with Col William P Cody and
.a' i'm Thornton. the eccentric mon
..og.g
The manager greeted Mr. Thornton
and turning 20 Cody. said y would
like 20 have you NEE, my friend here
Nr Thornton
Mr Thornton. this Is Col VII
Hau cody better known a. Buffalo
uu"
M- Thornton gripping the Wild
west sloWmans hand. said Glad 10
auoa loI Hll shat part % Buffalo
are YO4 from National Monthly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08
EDUCATIONAL BODY
DISCUSSES EUGEN|CS

CLEVELAND %. March Eu-
genics aud motherCrafi $500 boz "A-
hausuyely discussed bf fHr tehF.
lous Education Association ~ It-
tenth annual meeting 100 'ls city
next week Dr. sII boz fhe 'rs' time
hat these subjects have received 'he
attention o. frs association Rh.rh
De- made ~ OF leaders n' ..I Pro-
ieatant bodles auI corresponds 20
ibe national Education AnDria'.ou
Iu the secular field Of education
The program for fls coming meet
IrE provide '.r conferences pn
schools for tus tra.ulng 20, afmeu
and laywomer H Christian work
Expecting considerable delegation
rom Canada fln association has
asY planned conference ~ Cana
dian church .rkor 'he first 20 bo
an.I
civic leader u moral and po.it.
uI progress $500 'atr part 100 fn"
,0u fercuce. o.. NsI. l. many noted
I,.eous WORKERS The convention
.U ast four days o. 800 embrace
more than thIr'. sessions ald have
lpaarls Of tao hundred speakers
among them President Ildsou of fh'
University - chicago Huo .s also
.r. dent of fhr association Pres
H,ut Falconor ~ rh. University OF
Toronto. President vincent OF tho
University Of Minnesota Dean sum
nor OF the University u' Chicago. who
BE- also head of CHIaros vice com
u ..1n. aud Or Edgar y Mullius
. drut of 'Hr southern Baptist
Seminary al Louisville
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08
FOOD o. ~, wossols

The food % 'ua NorgoI, consists uI
muttoa beef mills butter and f4r.0l.
Kinds % srurIa uaie frlu mIlat
wheat and other grains Vhra tbal
purchase from fh. Chinese Huuarsi
tea and uik 81, the most common
beverages on festival 8crAfIou. the
Nougols drink a clear Transparent
llglor made irOm mares milk b.ins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-08

] ha.. moved from mg former of
nDo Co. .. Ehrra'aif building 20
tho Go.Ue Drug store corner sot
nth sa# H0'k. a. tho old Lambeth
Grocer ru stand Patrons an.
friends ua reach me 40 tho nov OF
iIre iu .HT.HH 90 by telephone
DIR q N WALKER
All Want Ads must De- accom-
panied Hr cash