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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-28
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
BEST N HISTORY
(Coatinaed from pAss II

would make "Redhoss Mountain"
ashamed of himself. The grating"
so often charged against Glenwood On
similar occasions, and sometimes it
would seem with little grain Of truth,
was not conspicuous, with the exception
Of some little complaint against the
baseball management that ran the
prices up to fifty cents admission on
Strawberry days and cut it down to
twenty-five cents on Sunday.
Just one suggestion for next Straw
berry day 1.-TWO of them): We have
seen it tried in other places and 1t
works. Give your Strawberry day
committee charge Of all the games and
exercises. Charge = small admission
fee and turn the money over to the
payment Of the expenses of the occa-
sion and call off this everlasting col.
lecting committee.-J. L. N.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-28
LIT us Drow ABOUT II.

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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-28
~ way sf C>uarase

Charles Daley of the Aspen Demo
erat- t-Tines, who once thought he had =
call to run . paper in Glenwoed bat for
some reason changed his mind, publish
ed the following in his paper Thursdsy
Of last week Comment 10 unnecessary:
WHY SHOULD YOU DO TT
Yes II seems we've heard that word
before.
Fifteen cents . box.
Then why blow in 41.50 for railroad
fare, many dollars for haK-cooked
"chuck" and bosrd on which to lay
and pant all night; to be packed in S
sweating, ilf-smeiIing mob for four
hours waiting for hand-out of nick
& worth VI TIC. peIfies.
And again, as you approach the feast
town py-glasses will be levelled or
your pockets and if a dollar shows
therein . gang with an anaesthetic Of
some sort will greet you and after due
procedure will take the dollar and let
you return home broke and disconso-
late. -tf
Better stay homo, think yos no+i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
WOULD CHANGE NAME OF
HEREFORD TO WATERTOWN

HEREFORD. Tex, July In
view of the fact that the Hereford
Country" is developing into one OF
the finest irrigated districts In the
Southwest, Il now being demonstra-
ted beyond any doubt that the
underflow here will supply water
for every acre in the shallow water
belt for generations TO come. there
Is an agitation on foot TO change
the name OF Hereford TO Water
town
Water to air being the
most precious thing in the world.
and the Hereford Country being so
bountimlly supplied with both, It Is
being seriously considered that II
might be advisable to change the
name OF our town to one that moro
appropriately fits or describes our
greatest asset. When our town
first started il was suggested that II
be named Hereford. In commem-
Grafton of the famous breed of cat
tie, larger aud better than ever, but
II is conceded by all now that Wa
ter" is the thing that will put this
district oa the map, hence the con
templatcd change In name
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08

ROCHESTER, N So Fls
The s,rE OBJ. Oh. Fort. rr.H annual
reunion o.. tUr T.s. ga.l Lodge
Ras H-H.r.I boo H.r. to-day under
conditions FOL. 'Hs most g0ubIr
mature sl great N.s fhs crowd
fHlf .t .as almost mI0 Ia'a 90 F.f
correct registration u. tHs arrival.
blf Rochester, H.'.. ar. already
more na0 filled WI t0. downtown
roomiur houses ar. crowded fu
their utmost capacity 400 OH. prise
pad 'r.efs 8ra f'arne aiW purple
and white decorations
The ..fh.rIre formally opens u
Convention HlI' tHr.eUt nith prayer
SONGS aud fHe exchange o. greet
irrs Tho REGULAR bu-.ue.s of the
convention R b0 taken mo j0-
m0rr.R morning Edward leach.
90 N.a 1or. uf. rrdilata for
lrauI ,a'f.I ruler. .r.ms f1 lead
for tNlt fIeH h.-1r 1HI DIS election
s freely predicted sos Orleans
and several o.Hrr D.tI.s .r. contest.
ing Iar il. 1915 convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
Cnn,cntion of aMn,ic" Mcn.

NEW YORK. July historical
libraries composed OF motion picture
films. and ocean steamships and
long-distance trains equipped with
the things predicted for the near
motion picture shows are among
futures by the motion picture thea
tire owners who arg a,hereh in the
metropolis from evcrS section OF the
country for the third annual con
yention and exhibition of The
OF America The motion picture
Motion Picture Exhibitors League
men are of The belief that their
business is still u is infancy Al
the same time they declare that it Be-
probably the largest business iu the
world today Reports to be- submit
Ted 90 the cou,rutIon show that iu
the United states alone there are
1000 moving picture shows. and
that these represent am outlay OF
anywhere from 81 900 10 $500
apiece. while some are being built
nov that viii eo beyond the higher
figure
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08

WINNIPEG Man. July z Tho
fifteenth annual convention OF the
Canadian rur Try Association.
which assembled IN this city today
for three dos. essiou ia the most
Representative .l'hering of It's Kind
ever held boo '.n Dominion The
location of fHe Invention city and
tine fact that Topics of special inter.
est 10 thc pru.... provinces occupy
the foremost rH." on iho program
have combined h. bring about au uu-
usually large "ndauDa from fho
central and u. rn sections OF the
country
4 arnu project for the roflre.
iratioH of Western Ontario and th.
prairie pruu..D. s 60 boz considered
and acted upon b.. the convention
The r'rr'.n. 0 heltor bolts. farm
forestry and rHerouH other Gu.-
tou.. especially hose r0riainibl f0
thr pra-r.,.. a.. timber lands FROM
fire. WH ALSO H. dclat niu by Hlr
convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
4, MOCEA1S HAVE EOKTi-NINE
NufEs, 4 MAJOHiIi on
Only ONF
RESOLUTION NOT BINDING
NJ ScLetoIS We're Urged To- support
The Ei,l. l,u. Only Personal
Promises We're
Required

~ Associated Pros.
WASHINGTON. D. G., sgly -
Forty-seyen democratic senators
have declared their intention of yot-
ing for the tariff revision bill as fin
ally approved by party caucus. Two
senators. Ransdell and Thornton OF
Louisiana. refused To make such "A
promise on account of the proposal
10 place sugar on the free list. Hitch
cock of Nebraska. and Culberson of
Texas. we're absent. but both are o.
yorable TO the bill.
This give democrats forty-nine
votes Tor the bill or slender ma
jority OF one with the vote OF the
vice president reserved for an emer-
gency. An absolute binding rcsolu-
ton was not adopted, a personal
promise being substituted
A resolution was adopted declaring
the Underwood bill party
measure. and uruinR undivided sup
port without amendments unless sub
mitted by the committee. Newlands
of Nevada. voted against the resolu-
tion: Shatiroth of Colorado. Rams
dell and Thornton not voting Shat
froth explained that he did not want
10 be bound to support the bill but
his present intention was To vote for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
fEIEEhIS CAPTURE ~JPpiN
Ol EErI,I ANMJNiIION

FL PAsO. Texas. Iulr .In n
skirmish with FeIeraIs 40 Iaraposa.
twelve miles cast ol Iuaral rebels
early today lost iU lU rounds OF
ammunition and were driven oaet to.
ward Guadalupe
Toribio Ororl scui a detachment
from his base last last uieht toward
Juarez 20 receive. aumuu .oU HH.ch
was 90 b. crossed rsar Ysieta Tho
Federals got word o. % auI complete.
ly surprised tho fa1.is The ammB-
milton detail 'oIi back 81. ol.ra. I'D.
vance euard. numbering 900. which
was at Zarlgo.l thi. afternoon. o..
victorious FcIpral. nr rrDerlsr.
being commanded h Con salttar
hauled che ammunition to IHar.l tlls
afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08

Los Angeles Mecca of Endcavorers.
Los ANGEL ES. Cal, July T.
Every train arriving In Los Angeles
today brought delegations 10 the
Ntorn'tionRl Chrlstian Endeavor
Contention. which & 90 be formally
orened In this city wednesday. II
Is expected that by tomorrow night
twenty thousand visitors from all
parts of the United states and Cana
da viii be here 10 attend the pro-
cnodings OF the convention.
White-capped members OF the
local reception committee are stat
toned az each of the railway sta
lions 10 welcome the arrivels and
escort them to their quarters. To
accommodate this multitude the Gu
pacity of the hotels will be tested
90 the utmost. while every available
boarding house has been called into
rcQuIsItion Many well known
clorgymcu and other persons OF
prominence among the visitors are
20 Dee entertained In private homes
during their stay In the city.
The general sessions of the con-
yeution are 20 Dee held in two NAM
moth tents which have been raised
/ 30 Fiesta Park The tents have
seating capacity o' 10000. A large
number of praise and song meet
IuEs. conferences and celebrations
have been arranged for In the vari-
ous Protestant churches. which will
include addresses on variety of
Christian Euieay0r topics.
There win be- little routine busi-
ness to transact during the conven-
tion Only one actual business ses-
,,uH win He held This will be the
United Society of the Christian En-
annual business meeting OF the
deavor corporation and will be oc-
cupied with the annual reports of
Officers and election OF officers and
trustees for the ensuing year.
The genral sessions OF the conven-
tion will be presided over by the
R"y pr Francis F. Clarke. founder
and president of the society. Among
the well known speakers will be
the Rev Dr Hugh l.. Walker OF At
lanta. the Rev DR.. John Balcom
shaw of Chicago. the Rev. Dr. Rob-
err r Coyle Of Denver. and DIR.
Henry Churchill King. president OF
Oborliu College.
There 3. already in progress here
Ia lively contest for the next con-
reutiou the contestants being To-
ronto. Washington. st. Louis and
Winuipes The Manitoba city Is
making a vigorous campaign and an
parentIy Is In the lead in the race.
The contest will not be decided until
next Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
DECLARES He WAS
INNOCENT VICTIM
EnWhID LAyTEHnACH TOLn
LOBBY COMMITTEE M HtD
BEEN DEt ElNED.

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON. ID g.. July e.
Edward Lauterbach. .ur whom pa
vid Lamar claimed hc entered into
negotiations with prominent New
Workers. today pleaded before the
Senate lobby investigating commit.
tee that hc had been an innocent
victim and a yicarioue sacrifice lie
admitted most facts alleged by
former witnesses. but declared tina
throughout the negotiations. he was
the victim of those who concealed
the facts or made Misrepresentation
to him
The committee plans to take mp
the wool and sugar lobby inyestiga-
tion tomorrow, and Il s believed the
Mulhall letters will bee reached
Wednesday or Thursday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
Ro,aI Ni.it ~ I.nncashirr.

LONDON July : The king and
Queen departed from London today
for Knoasley the Lancashire scat
of ihr Earl OF Derby. and will re-
main In Lanc1 hire au entire week
During their visit thelr maiestios
tili UtEe IsII. motor car tours to
many places :. The country. and
visits t0 tho principal induHrics
have been arranged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
ALLIED BANK CLOSED. AND WA
1ERWOI,kS 60. GOES INTO
RECEIN NERSHIP
DISPUTE WITH TREASURY
Closing of These Great Institutions
said to lie Gilman Go Long Quar-
rel ~ to Value of
Assets


PlTTSBuRG. Pa, July 7.-Firs'-
Second National Bank. a consolidated
institution. and one OF the largest La
the country. was closed today by or
der Of the comptroller of currency.
The First National Bank of Nc
keesport, Pa. an allied institution
also closed W $. Kuhn and j. s.
Kuhn brothers. own the con-
trolling interest In bots banks. also
the American waterworks and Guar
autee company, which owns forty wa
terworks plants in various parts of
The country.
Late this afternoon, attorneys ask
ed appointment of receiver by the
Federal Court for the waterworks
company, also for the firm OF J. $.
and W S. Kuhn. Incorporated The
receivers appointed for the water
works company: j &. Kuhn. W. S.
Kuhn, j. H. Purdy, Samuel Bailey Jr.
and for the Kuhn Company: j. X.
Duff The Frst-Second National
Bank has deposits of $40, 900.
the capital stock is $3.iOO.OO0. The
closing comes as the climax OF a long
quarrel with the treasury over the
value OF assets
On june I. the reserve was more
than $2000,000 below the legal re-
quirement a run began today on the
Pittsburg bank for savings. OF which
j $. Kuhn is president.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
\ QUADEJTLE ALLIANCE
NAY 10 FORMED

ST pETFBsBIRC July : The
Reich report that pourparlours are
passing between Greece. Scrtia. Mon
touegru and RoHm1Hia. with the OBJ
iec' OF forming HoV quadruple al
l.ance
Eumorr are persistent that Turkey
threatens ~ar unless Buiglria eyacu-
ates Rodosto aad tho coast OF Mar
mora.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
CATTLE RECEIVE MORE VI
TENTiON THAN tWlpRrN
qy Associated rrs

SALT LAKE DITS rt.h. T.
T. Nine meeting. H,r. U..f Dos
several departments and uumlou.
reports were submitted . Uo M-
tional education associations s..
sions. President FaI. ild. a1dr.
recommended radical rror. lila-
tion. Tho report of Iho joint COM
mittee on health problems. charged
that more attention Is given 10 cat
tlc than 20 children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
New Grocery stores
Special to The News.

Special 90 The News
HEREFORD, Texas, July 7.-TwN
new grocery stores have arranged TO
start up In Hereford one Brumley
a Holman. have their stock IN and
are doing business The other firm
viii be known as Smith q Son. and
they expect to be doing business by
July g. Clarence Smith. our pres
cnt postmaster. and his son Leslie.
will constitute the firm The new
postmaster, r IL Barnett. Is looking
for his commission In the next few
days. aud viii take charge as soon
a. 10 comes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08

OMAHA Nrh. July Z a large
attendance marked the opening
here today of thc annual convention
of the National Association Of
Dycrs and Cleaners Many cities Of
tho United states and Canada are
Represented Jhc business sessions
will continue four days and viii be-
occupied with the discussion OF n
wide variety of trade questions.
President William Morgeus of ST.
Louis IS presiding over the conyen-
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08

Mrs. Augusta = Stetson. who
was thrown out from the Christian
Science Church by the directors Oh
Boston. has announced herself iu a
new role Maintaining that Mrs
Mary Baker Eddy IS not dead. but
IS rising to a final demonstration Of
her teaching that all Is lie She IN
sists that she was appointed head
OF the branch church She exc
plains by asserting that this Is the
spiritual side of the material church
organization. and the members Of
the regular church win grow iu
spirituality TN they can join The
branch or spiritual church
rs the statement wholly correct
that in your book YOU claim 90 b.
the spiritual head OF tho churcn2"
Throughout the columns of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
SPECIAL SESSION
Of LEGISLATURE
CALLED 90 MEET ~ ~ - FOR
CONSIDERING THREE SrE-
JiilEB SUBJECTS


Special 90 The News.
AUSTIN. Texas. July a. The gov
cruor today issued his proclamation
calling the special session OF the lcT
islaturc 10 convene ou July -. at 90
o. m. for the purpose ol considering
three subjects. as follows.
General appropriation bill a law
proyidu. Tor Che election Of United
States senators by direct vote OF
the people. aud % law looking 10 the
revision q. thp .t1tutc governing the
state pouitrutiary system The gov
oruor said this Was ull hc would sub
init 100 tho pr, ,rut time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
IS NOT PREPARED
FOR IMMIGRATION
OPENING OI I'M PANAMA q.
NNI EXPECTED To FLOOD
TIII COAST.


~ i.rnriaisi FrH.
SEATTLE Wash. July e The
unprep1roiue-s of coast states t1 re
ccive tho }o0d OF immigration e,.
pocted following The completion ~
tho Panama Canal vas discussed 40
the national conference of charaties
and corr, 'iaf toli-ht German
Tayior of Chicago delivered ro-
port 60 fbc committee ou distrihu-
tlou aud as-Im. 'ation of Immigrants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
JACk LONDON 10 BE OpER-
ATED on TOR APPENDICITIS

OAKLAND CUIC. July Z Jack
London is m hospital preparing
for au operation Tor appendicitis
Doctors expect his recovery boz
about ten days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
FILLS VACANCY
ON PENSION BOARD
GONERNOE APPOINTED JUICE
kl~ER TO POSITION - PIN.
Sion COMMISSIONER


AUSTIN. Texas, Judy g. The gov.
ornor today announced tbD appoint
mcnt OF Jud-a George W Ey,r ol
Lockhart, Caldwell County. 10 tho
position of state pen ION commits.
siouer, effective july i,.
Judge kysct. who is o. N,ll known
Confederate veteran nlls the vawn.
cy caused by the reclamation of v. s..
Buford who rciinquish0I thc office
on account of health
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
WIDOW co. GIN. WEAVER
DEAD NJ ADVANCED hGE.


DIES MONIES. Iowa. July 7-
Clare Weaver. widow Of the late
General james p Weaver. twice
the Popoli-t candidate for PreN-
dent died at the home of her dau-
ghior OF bronchial pneumonia. age
nearly eirhty-tW0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
TeNns Weather Nc.ier,InN

Dallas, clear. temperature. gSt
wichita Falls clear and hot. Abil-
enc. part cloudy. Waco. clear and
hot. temperature l0f Houston. clear
and hot San Antonio. clear and hot.
Galveston clear aud hot, Teyarkana.
clear and hot. temperature. %. Long
view. clear aud hot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
SUIT RN RELATIVES TO
BREAK WILL FANS


LONDON. July THE will OF the
late Sir John Murray Scott, leaving
nearly $5,OO0.OO0 to Lady Sackyille
was sustained today by the jury
which heard the contest The suit
was brought by Sir Johns relatives
The jury decided that no undue in
fluencc was used boy Lady Sackville
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
- SENTINyIp Fug ILLEGAL
~ HICIiNING DEPOSITS.

T" IT T-"|
STrBGIs. s. %. JulE Z Benny
D. Perkins. banker. was sentenced
to NOT Jess chan fUo nor more than
four years iu prison for receiving
deposits after fhn Meade County
Bank OF Sfur-iE WAS ius0lveut 4
stay of execution was -ranted pend
ul motion for new trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
CHIEF OF POLICE
MOI,TtLIY WOUNDED

HAVANA. Cuba. July T.
General Reya. the national
chief of police. was shot and
mortally wounded during n
pistol fight on a crowded
prado. as result OF a raid
saturday night when many
club members were caught
gambling. arrested and con-
demned 20 pay heavy fines.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
-+++++++++.+++++.
SERNItNS SUFFERED
SEVERE RENEIiSES

LONDON. July { The most
important Balkan war news
confirmed the report of the
appearance Of a large Bulga-
rian force ~ Narilna threat
ening the soryian retreat also
confirming the belief of i'm
portant Soryian reVerses II
is announced from Belgrade
that ONLY meager reports are
received. and that rigid press
censorship IS enforced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08

book ' sdiG Mrs Stetson If nosi-
lively state that Mrs Eddy ia me
te1d of her church. which means
the entire body comprising the mem
hcrs of her, the mother OF the un-
Nersal church She has not died,
but Is rising to a final demonstra-
tiou Of her teachings that all is
life. there Is no death. and is, as
she has been. the spiritual head Of
the universal church | have new
cr ceased o. follow the impersoEal
ideal once seemingly embodied In
flesh remain stoadfast IN my
convictions that ann the spiritual
head OF the branch church which
she organized, and over which She
placed me as spiritual head am
responsible TO God and to my leader
for defending my position"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08

WASHINGTON. u. G.. July T.
Tuesday fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-08
WEATHER


Generally fair Tuesday
Yesterday temperature.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-08-09

in 2 corner Of the reception hall as he
was shown into the house by sery-
ant Then 1t dropped entirely from
his mind. A fine meal and the most
genial guest possible put Mr.. Angel
in his brightest mood. Magnate and
manager discussed some business. but
not much. Sidney's inexhaustible fund
OF drollery and that infectious smile of
his gave Mr.. Angel the pleasantest
evening he had spent for a long time,
according to his own spontaneous dec
laration.
When Sidney was shown up to his
room, to his surprise he found the
troublesome satchel on a chair. The
servant evidently had supposed it to
be an adjunct of his a1l-night visit
Il wonder what's in it?" unused Sid
ney. rs it locked? No. declared"
He stared hard as the satchel came
open. And no wonder! Such a con-
glomeration of bright, neat. odd tools
came into view, and so unusual and
unique in their shape that he could
scarcely guess their purpose.
"A burglars kit" burst forth Sid
ney.
There was no doubt of that. There
was silk and steel ladder, drills,
pickIocks, fuses, a deadly looking box
that might hold nitroglycerin- Sidney
fancied that its owner, seen by po-
liceman who recognized him, had left
with due dispatch via the freight
route
Sidney put out the lights and sat at
the open window of the dressing room
of the suite to think of Della. He must
have fallen asleep unawares. A CLINT
Of light in the outer apartment ava
kened him. Sidney saw two men, one
holding a dark lantern, its rays TO
cussed down upon the open satchel.
One of our kind" spoke one of the
men.
Say" broke in the other vehement
~, I know who those tools belong to
Dark Derry. He's here, or coming
here, and it's his job
What about the booty downstairs?"
Hands Off won't interfere with
king pal"
The two men left the room. A min
ute later Sidney saw them make of
across the lawn. He went down
stairs.
LIEU HdHu anu 1OOC, Will 6o6 IL
his mouth, lay Mr.. Angel on sofa A
safe stood open, and spread out on
green cloth beside it was jewelry.
money, bonds.
Another ten minutes and 1 would
have chicken to DEATH declared the
magnate when released, after Sidney
had explained matters. If they had
come back for that plumber 1 would
have been $4,000 the loser. You're a
bright fellow, Ware"
Sidney only smiled. He was so
bright that, with papa's full blessing,
he welded winsome Della a year later.
He smiled then, in love with all the
world, but particularly with the happy,
lovely bride he had won.
Copyright. 1913 by W. G. Chapman.)