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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
1t will be a dandy.

II YOU have dizzy spells. attacks
OF momentary blindness. with ring
ing noises IN the ears IL Is an un-
failing sign of torpid liver; con
dition which brings on some serious
sickness II neglected HERBINE
Is a powerful liver tonic. II puts
strength and activity into the liver,
puriies the bowels and restores a
feeling OF health. yigor and cheer
fulncss. Price soc Sold by l.. o
Thompson a Co
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DON'T KNOW THEY
HAVE APPENDICITIS

Many Amarillo people who have
chronic appendicitis which is no.
very painful have doctored for years
Tor gas on the stomach. sour stomach
or constipation. l.. o. Thompson n
Co. states u these people will Try
simple buokthorn bark. glyccrine. ct
as compounded In Adler--ka. the
German appendicitis remedy they will
be surprised at the QUICK benefit. A
SINGLE DOSE relieves these tro ..
bles INSTANTLY.
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4 poker game Ras ir progress. aad
Mr. McCsnn called for one card which
vas PASSED 90 h.m by Mr OGrady
Mr. OGrady Iioa ar, Sol GSed uoa
that ye have a spld,
Mr Mccain splcI0I.lyi .l,oW
DO 50 know that have o. spades
Mr. OGrady because. vhrn gave
SO tho cyard. sc spi, ia ser right
hand
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ANNOUNCEMENT

The friends OF Messrs Hugh l..
Dmphres and John u Trolinger
hereby announce them as candidates
FOR the office of aldermen al the
forthcoming city election TO be- held
IN the city OF Amarillo on the first
dag of April. 1913.
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Announcements

The p T.. O Sistcrhood viii meet
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock with Mrs
G.. IT, BAH. 1909 Harrison street.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church VIII
meet AT the church "Wednesday after.
noon AZ 3 O'Clock
The L. u. C's will meet with Mrs.
Mark Logan. gOl Jackson street.
Thursday al o'clock.
The Bonita Chapter OF the order
OF Eastern star will have social tea
this evening from \ to II O'Clock at
the home OF MIR and Mrs. G. G. Jew
I'll. 1894 Lincoln. \ free will offer
ing will be- taken for the charity fund
Everybody invited and a good time
assured
Mrs J =. Burgess and children
left yesterday for a TWO weeks visit
To points in Oklahoma.
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thf hitlt steamers which for
Cign residents hDc IN Sasasaai
term the Mono lir,ra. probably be.
cause they have MOI me .lightcst re-.
semblance to n liner The Two hours
Of the Journey spout drinking tea
with the "caplalnsan and the hos n.
san" on What miyht. lu d Pickwicklan
sense. he called the bride. writes G.
A. iiibbard In The Chicago Daily News
The little steamer sputterod splash,d
and gruntcd through the waves most
molly except at those times when near
ing a port the captain was too free IN
his use OF the whistle The liners
resent the Indsnity OF having their
approach heralded In such public
manner and stop during the opera
tons, Most admirable modcsty,
At Ave In the afternoon we came 10
anchor In witching little lagoon al
the village Of Mono Here. with six
or eight other passengers. was rowed
ashore In a fsmggh by local Charon
q sten took me 10 the farther side OF
the promoh.nry where I embarked for
half hours sail 20 Kabnshima. an
island lying some three miles on the
mainland
Looking for an Inn.
The boatmen had directed me to the
ONT" inn as the best place In the
islaLd. To find % in the one. long
narrow street OF the village seemed Ia
be easy enough BEFORE ! realized #
however. had passed out through the
town to the other side Of the island
and quite missed anything that looked
like an Inn. started back The
streets were deserted except for the
women taking their baths along the
roadside Imagine rhnoceros TAX
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ing bath U q lumber OF water that
was the imIrcs ION received from an
old matIou for,ably ouscouc,d Zoo
a small tub al The side OF The street
Her years made my approach oycus
able 20 my no found aftorRard thar
really II Vts Only my own fear ah'ch
| had to q. su'f IN the matter. as oven
younger women and msidens Of tho
community we're uuufilod by ms az.
pcaraucc under the same clrcum
stances Tipping my hat 20 the dame
| ventured
"Coudeso0ud 20 pardon ITO ain
cause you homo able trouble. bl' kind
" tell mo here shall find the Omi
inn
40 please JOINT trouble fI excuse
yourself IS ,Hr the inn which YOU
are so,k.ut o. ouly necessary to go
on a little 'ar' sr and YOU viii Gud q
at the right Do ha- two stories. 30
you will easily and d."
But great t.anks You have been
most kind
At the uu changed ms ufh'
clothes ior fh, more comfortable sum
mer kimCGo o' he Hpaues. alI. cs.
corted by fhc ua.d 90 Tho hotel as
guide. hunted up The public bath
My visit 90 .He barb vas 1u event
of civic Importance No wonder had
been oblis,l o. uquIrc my way q few
minutes aF. from The women All of
the men ~ .h0 ,illase we're ga'hrred
here Tor thp.l eniug bath Entering
the front room gave the old dame
IN charge a 5 cent piece. 90 receive
bach 81 cents IN change. STROBE 90
the back room shedding my clothes
and wooden clne a. went
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FOR TRADE Lots In the town of
Slayton 10 trade for automobile. No
junk considered VIII give good
deal Gouldy a Bounds. llG-3c
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ktthe Town Tub

The town llt as the meeting place
for The CTS fathers Here they all
we're sqlafUug y 20 their necks Ia
the boiling aatc. and lined up around
The sides o, The bath At the upper
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FOR SALE Two burrows. good rid
ers and drivers, also two wagons, !
delivery one overland, one tent. one
winchester rifle, harness and numcr-
Gus camping things. l. NJ Boyer at
Printice old Stand, 3l7 South Taylor
Hep
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

RANCH WORK WANTED Young
man. hard worker, wants at once
work on cattle ranch Also willing
TO do temporary work on form or
dairy ranch. Write TO ] Brayfield,
General Delivery, Amarillo. 1852
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tennessee Legislature Resumes

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March IT
Tho Tennessee legislature resumed
business today after a recess OF sew
eral weeks Thirty days yet remain
OF the regular session.
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1t is coming soon.

Try a Daily News Want I'D.
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4 SD.NG myself nlh tvo free
days 10 spend ! went down 90
the docks and bearded one OF
the little steamers which for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-27

tie Klemm were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dust OF East Side Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fetchof of Atchi-
son avenue were Hammond visitors
Friday.
Miss Myrtle Soltwedel of Harrison
avenue spent Saturday shopping in
Chicago.
Stanley Korszyk of Roberts avenue
is recovering slowly from severe
attack of the grip.
Miss Edith Kimpton spent the week
end in Chicago visiting relatives.
Mrs Edward Hennessy has been con-
fined to her home for several days by
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith OF Indiana boule-
ward were called to the bedside OF Mr..
Smiths father. who is seriously Ill at
his home In San Pierre, Wis.
Mrs. William Grisdale of Roberts
avenue visited friends in Chicago the
latter part of the week.
W A. Buell. of Indiana boulevard
was In Hammond on business Friday.
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the serious injury, thinks he will suffer
no after effects.
The Daughters of Rebekah will hold
their meeting on Thursday this week
instead of on their regular night.
which is Wednesday. On this occasion
the lodge will entertain the president
OF the Rebekah Assembly of Indiana,
Mrs Kate /. Nichols of Elkhart. Initia-
ton of candidates will be held. and
refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Sarah Ner of Chicago and Mrs.
Polly Newell and sister-in-law from
Hammond attended the d. of l. meet
ing here on Saturday night
A party of Whiting school teachers
viii attend the grand opera in Chicago
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Gallus ] Bader and son,
Clarence, OF oliver street leave tomor-
row for New York, from where they
Will sail on Thursday They will spend
month visiting the West Indies, Pan
anna islands and several other points
of interest.
Mrs. Francis NJ Rogers OF Laporte
avenue returned home Saturday from
Virginia where she was the guest Of
her parents for several weeks
Warren Beaubien, who is a student
at the University OF Illinois, Is expected
home tonight for a weeks vacation.
The members OF the Magazine club
were charmingly entertained on Satur-
day night by Mr. and Mrs. James A..
Gill, at their home, 4o7 oliver street.
An elaborate o'clock dinner was
served. after which the evening was
spent in the playing of 800 The
| prizes were won as follows: First, Mrs.
A J. Lauer and Beaumont Parks, and
| second. Mrs. A. NJ GLADDEN. and DIR. A.
j. Lauer The Gill home was most
beautifully decorated on this occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY James of Sheridan
avenue saw "A Broken Idol at the
| Orphum theatre, in Hammond last eve-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. J. Osterburg spent
Saturday visiting the formers mother
I'm South Chicago.
The basketball team of the Soutf
Bend high school came to Whiting or
Saturday. having engaged in a gam,
with the whiting high school team, II
which they were victorious, the scor'
being 33--17. The game was exciting
from start to finish. Whiting holdint
their own until the last few moments
! of play. Next Friday night the light
weight team OF Gary will play thu
lightweights OF Whiting. The follow
ing Friday night there will be a gam
between the East Chicago and Within
lightweights.
Whiting was aroused by the contin
uous ringing of the fire bell on Satur
day night. Great excitement wa
caused. and when the fire engine faile
!, to emerge an investigation was made
with the information received bein
, to the effect that Saturday night wa
to have been the monthly meeting @
9 the volunteer fremen. The freme
Z ! failed to appear for the meeting. s
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Russell Wilkinson of oliver street
sprained his foot Tuesday evening
while getting off OF his engine.
Mrs. Madras OF Cleveland avenue
is on the sick list this week
Mrs Lampman of Fischrupp avenue
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. f. Wilkinson of Laporte avenue
IS on the sick list
Russell F. Smith of whiting. who
underwent operation on his nose at
St Margaret's hospital in Laporte is
getting along nicely. Mrs. Fred ].
Smith has been staying in Laporte so
as to be with her son during his or
deal
Miss Laura A. Lavey and Miss Ethel
C. Kirby saw Robin Hood" at the
Colonial theatre, in Chicago, on Satur-
day afternoon.
The Daughters of Liberty held their
regular meeting on Saturday evening
in the l. o. Q. F. hall During the
evening three candidates were initi-
ated they being Mrs. Yates. James
Hays. Jr., and Forest Masterson. Sew
eral officers were installed. The meet
ing was most pleasant one, there
being several Hammond visitors pres
emit. After the business session re-
freshments were served, consisting of
Sandwiches. cake and coffee were
served, and a social hour was en-
joyed.
Mrs. Edward ]. Evans OF Ohio avenue
has returned home from Fort Wayne.
Ind. where she was the guest of her
brother, Rev. A. J. Folsom.
Mrs. Thomas Smelser of Davidson
place. who Is I'll with the smallpox, is
recovering. being able to sit up.
Mrs. King and Mrs. Owens of Ham
mond attended the D. of L. meeting at
Whiting on Saturday night.
The Wooodmen and the Royal Neigh
bors of whiting will have joint install
lation tomorrow evening, after which a
| banquet will be served.
Mrs. Mary Lampman OF Ffschrupp
| avenue. who has been seriously Ill for
several weeks. is in practically the
same condition
The drill team from the Daughters
| OF Rebekah are requested to meet in
| the l. o. o. r. hall tomorrow mornins
at g.. m to practice for the work to
be given on Thursday night.
Several Whiting members OF the d
of L. will go to Hammond tonightf tc
attend public installation of thu
Golden Rule Council D. of l.
Mrs Lucy Mitchell and daughters
who have been here visiting her moth
err. Mrs. A d. Davidson. and brothers
Henry OF Whiting. Charles of Gary ant
James Davidson of Englewood. return
ed to their home in Duluth, Mimi, OIL
Saturday evening.
!, Mrs. Nettie Drake has returned from
| Hobart. where she has been NURSING
| Mrs. Hampton. mother of Mrs. J. z
| Miles. for the past two weeks
Il Earl Goldsmith of Sheridan avenue
J who had his thumb badly injured Will
! at work. is improving and IN spite o
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SHUCk s
From the Diary of 81. Lence

HEX Spence ser lots o. peepul KANT
stand tn warm winter were havin' so
take trip to California
BY ginger. it don't take Doc PHI long,
Z ampytate ten bones.
The woman's Study club will meet
at the public library assembly room
tomorrow afternoon for their yearly
business meeting. at which time i'm
portant business connected with the
clubs welfare for the balance of the
club year will be transacted. The club
Is In the most fourishing condition of
its history. the educational features
making a membership in it highly de-
sirable and the waiting list on the
clubs roster is consequently always
well filed.
The concert given by the Chica go
university glee club at Central Music
hall on Saturday evening was we'll at
tended by Crown Points music loving
people. and although some of the num-
bers on the program were not up to
the standard set by the club on their
appearance here one year ago the con-
cert whole was satisfactory and
pleased the audience. 1t was the glee
clubs first appearance on their pres
ent tour. which fact probably account
ed for the lack of training and concert
work In some of the selections rend-
cred.
A solo number the program by
Mr.. Spangler was the best selection
given and made up for the lack of I'm
ish and harmony in some of the choral
selections. The dance following the
concert was also well attended and
likewise enjoyed. and the rah-rah boys
can be assured of good audience
should they select Crown Point a
concert stop next season.
Word from Mayor Harold II. Wheel
er. who is convalescing in Michael
Reese hospital. Chicago. following a
critical operation performed last week,
continues in a cheerful vein. the at
tending physicians and surgeons being
very optimistic regarding his complete
recovery. The news is welcome to Mr.
Wheeler's host of Lake county friends
whose wishes run parallel to the doc
tors predictions.
Henry Junker is the latest to find
Crown Points warm winter climate
unbearable and left yesterday for Cali
fornia, where frost. damaged fruit
crops and pneumonia have abounded
for months. Mr.. Junker will make a
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fortnights stay at Los Angeles and
then go TO Houston. Tex, where he has
business interests to look after
Messrs. Achhommer and Irving of
Chicago spent sunday the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Schulein south OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Stewart of Chi
cago visited yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Lehman on Court street
Miss Florence Loveridge of Ham
mond returned to her home this morn
ing after being the guest of Miss Pau
line Sauerman over Sunday
Superintendent HIGHWAY conducted
the monthly teachers examination al
the high school building on Saturday
which was attended by an unusually
large number of teachers DESTROYS OF
getting the necessary credits to teach
in Lake county.
The 25th wedding anniversary OF
/ Judge and Mrs. w. c. McMahan was
observed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank b Pattee yesterday. and they
were the recipients of congratulations
| and many handsome silver souvenirs
| of the day and occasion.
! six months course of shorthand and
+. typewriting at the Gary business col
lege.
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RoBERTSDALE.

Mrs. Henry Eggers was hostess to
the members of the Independent Pedro
club Friday afternoon at her home in
Roberts avenue All members were
present and a very pleasant afternoon
was spent in playing pedro. At the
close of the games prizes were award
ed Mesdames Lee. Brown. Bartlett and
Holman.
Anna Kozak of Roberts avenue is Ill
with toasilitis.
Mrs. c. C. Buell. and daughter Helen
OF Indiana boulevard attended the Or
pheum theatre in Hammond. Saturday
afternoon.
Prof. Mathie OF South Chicago was a
Robertsdaie business visitor today.
Mrs John Peterson and daughter,
Elsie of Roberts avenue visited the
formers daughter. Mrs. Yankee OF
Hammond last evening.
George Fedorka returned to Rens-
selaer. Ind. after few days visit with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fedorka OF Atchison avenue
The two little children of Mr.. and
Mrs John Patika OF Roberts avenue
who are i'll with diphtheria and scar
let fever. are reported slightly inn
proved.
Mrs. Mccoy of Indiana boulevard WIS.,
tied friends in almond yesterday
Mrs. Elliott Aman of Roberts avenue
visited her sister, Mrs. r. Edmunds OF
South Chicago. yesterday.
Misses Augusta whitening and Hat
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Friday evening here on important bus
mess
Mr.. and Mrs William Neel of Pull
man avenue spent Friday afternoon in
Chicago.
Mrs. Ionic Cobb of Hammond spent
Saturday morning here visiting her
mother, Mrs. George Peterson.
Mrs. Mcknight and Mrs. Solomon Of
Pullman avenue were Hammond shop
pers Saturday.
Mrs. Rhineberger returned to her
home at Olivet, ILL.,, this morning after
a visit here with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Anderson.
Mrs. James Patton and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth. spent Friday in South
Chicago with friends.
Mrs Geo. Mills and Mrs Sprunce of
Pullman avenue spent Friday in Har-
vey visiting their sister. Mrs John
! Cook
| Fred Fuller of Center avenue tram
sacted business in Hammond on FRI
1 day.
Mrs. Fred Rau, Mrs. Chester Eldred,
! Mrs. Luke Reed and Miss Irene Hill
| were Hammond shoppers on Friday.
A Kaczmarowski of Center avenue
transacted business in Chicago yester-
day.
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HOBART.

Charles Klaussen transacted business
in Chicago yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fiester have
moved into the Thompson nat.
Carl Kohler of Gary visited friends
here yesterday.
Ed. Anderson of Chicago transacted
business here yesterday.
The Thursday Evening club held a
surprise party in honor of Mrs. Jacob
Fiester on Thursday evening in honor
OF her birthday anniversary. She was
presented with a beautiful library
lamp in remembrance of the occasion
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BURNHAM.

Mrs. Holden of Hammond spent Sat-
urday morning here visiting Mrs. o. ].
Jersey.
Mrs. Walter Combs of Park avenue
is entertaining her mother from Chi
cago this week.
Charley wittenberg spent Friday in
Chicago on business.
Miss Rose F1oreak of Center avenue
was an out-of-town visitor on Friday.
Mrs. voll of Park avenue entertained
friends from out-of-town on Friday.
Mrs. E. Rhoades Of indianapolis spent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-27
LOWELL.

The contest between the Boosters
and the Winners ut the Methodist
Sunday school is growing quite en-
thusia stic and great interest IS being
manifested. The Boosters wear a red
button and the Winners "A blue but
ton. Since the contest began a couple
of weeks ago each side have secured
SO members each. but the Boosters in
point of attendance is points ahead.
NJ. Johnson came down from the city
Saturday and visited his parents over
Sunday.
DR.. Alva Spindler and wife of Chica-
go Heights spent a few hours Sunday
at the home of Mrs. DIR. Bacon, mother
of the latter.
Mel Robinson and wife spent Sunday
with his brother. Frank. and family in
Hammond
Mrs. Rant Pratt spent Saturday with
friends in Shelby.
Bert Belshaw wife and son spent
Saturday In Chicago
Mrs. A. G. Plummer for the past
week has been seriously Ill OF stomach
trouble. a complete stoppage of the
bowels, making her suffering more ag-
gravating. At the present time her
| condition Is improved, but she is very
weak and tired, as she was unable tc
take nourishment for several days and
her pain and suffering was very ex.
| crucial ting. Her many friends hope
| that she will entirely recover.
| l. w. Ragon attended a meeting o.
| the job printers cost convention held II
| indianapolis Friday
Mike Banser contemplates movine
| into Lowell this spring
i James Johnson is breaking grount
! on his lot east OF his residence on Com
mercial avenue for the erection OF
fine bungalow dwelling. Harry A1ye:
/ is also breaking ground on his lot OF
| Burnham street in the northeast par
| of town for pretty Bungalow. Thes
two dwellings will add greatly to tn
| appearance OF Lowell
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the bell was rung. This still failed to
bring them out. with the result that
no meeting could be held.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors of Whiting will have joint
installation of officers at their meeting
Tuesday evening, in Ffschrupp's hall.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the evening. and 1t is de-
sired that all members are present.
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COUNTRY CLUE

COUNTRY CLUB.
Smoking or chewing. Big package
Sc. McHie-S. Tob. Co. Save the tickets
and see our premium nst.-Adv.
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Whole World Is a Sch00IhOuse
For Six Children Here From Europe

NoUel Tour Of Practical
Education. Begun at
valparaiso Year Before
Last. Lncludss Study at
Close Range Of Eoery
Continent, Ns People.
Msthods and Language.
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ANITA, ALFREDO,
CApr1EN JEANETTE FRITZ

ferent grades. The teacher who accom-
panies them gives them the same res
sons they would receive were they In
school IN their homo city. They are
given their examinations when they
have finished the work In their partic-
uiar grade, and - q result Of tho plan
the children are prepared to step Into
their classroom at home as though they
had never been away from school
day.
The teacher AYERS that the Comes
children are farther advanced under
their system Of schooling than they
would be were they In q regular school.
Anita has shown . special aptitude
for languages and a. a result she has
specialised along this line. She speaks
French. Spanish. German and English
fusntly and has . smatterinR Of Ital-
Ian. She has learned the languages
In the mother countries and conse-
quentiy speaks them like a native.
eloEST BOY MAkEe A STUDY OF
0i0 GUNS.
Luis. the eldest boy. has shown a
liking for mechanics and hts mother
has seen 70 Il that his passion 10 given
full vent. When In Europe he was
taken TO all the largo manufacturing
centres. lie wanted to know something
mere about the manufacture OF bis
guns. and. presto, he was whisked TO
the Krupp gun works In Germany and
cav 1t hrst hand how the monster
barriers are manufactured. Ten-year'
old Alfredo inherits his father's mill
tasy ambitions and he has been takcr