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Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05
STRICT NEUTRALITY PRESIDENTS
POLICY TOWARD MEXICO MADE
KNOWN in STIRRING MESSAGE

Strict observance Of the neutrality
laws and "see to it that no material
or monetary assistance is given to the
rebels"
Unconditional recognition of the
Huerta government.
Todays occasion had not been par
alleled in more than century. No
other President since George Wash
ington has appeared before Congress
or a foreign affair.
The Senate and House assembled in
the House Chamber. the Senators
filing in two by two. AS the Presi-
dent mounted the platform where
Speaker Clark and Vice President
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05
Opponents Of Revision Downward.

The country has shown emphatical-
ly that 1t favors tariff revision down
ward. 1t regards the pending tariff
bill, with whatever faults it may have,
as embodying a sincere attempt to
provide such revision. Business has
adjusted itself to the impending
changes and there is every reason to
believe that as soon as the uncer-
tainties are cut out of the way it will
go forward with renewed vigor.
1t is going to be difficult for any
congressman who votes against the
bill on its final passage to explain his
vote to his constituents.
1t is going to be impossible for any
senator or representative who votes
against the bill to appeal to the pro-
gressive people of the United States
for the presidential nomination.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05
HUERTA STUBBORNLY REJECTS
ALL PEACE OVERTURES
SCENES ATTENDING IMPRESSIVE
OCCASION WITHOUT PARALLEL
IN THE LAST CENTURY.
Observation-Disclosures 7tt1-t5l5s'-g'oI
GlST OF PRESIDENT
WILSON'S POLICY
No armed Intervention.

No armed Intervention.
Strict neutrality "forbldding
the expectation of arms or mu-
millions of war of any kind from
the United States to any part of
the Republic of Mexico"
Under no circumstances to
"be the partlsans of either
party to the contest that now
dlstracts Mexico, or constitute
ourselves the virtual umpire be-
tween them"
To urge all Americana to leave
Mexico at once and to assist
them to get away in every way
possible.
To let every one in Mexico
who assumes to exsScise author
ity know that this government
"shalI vlgilantly watch the for
tunes of those Americans who
cannot get away and shall hold
those responsible for their suf-
ferings and losses to a definite
reckoning"
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05

One great disappointment in connec-
ton with the Wilson appointments is
the steady turning out of office of
ministers who have worked their way
up to their present position by merit
after entering the lowest grades of
the diplomatic service.-Evening Post.
Where they made their mistake was
instead of entering the lowest grades
they should have seated themselves
upon the lowest steps of the Chautau-
guam platforms. There they might
have learned early in life that even
a Dove of Peace can grow hungry
after sixteen lean years on a Nebraska
desert.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05

1t is likely that in the future
Louisiana will take no more chances
with the free trade doctrine, but will
gradually turn toward reasonable pro-
lection as sound political and econo-
mic doctrine. 1t may be that the Re
publican party will be the gamer or
more likely the Progressives will
gather in the converts. In either
event. the Democratic party, trying
out its theory without fear or favor
for the first time in its history, is
likely to learn the futility of the policy
on which it made its campaign.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05

Urges Att Americans 10 Leave
RevOlution-Rldden Country and
Offers Assistance OF the Gov
ernment 10 Those Financially
Unable Holds "ThoSe Who AS
sumo 10 Exercise Authority"
Responsible For Injury 10
Americans or American In
duStry
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05

You are stronger than
you know. Only you can't
get at your strength TO use
it as you want to. (No,
this isn't an advertisement.
It's a brief tale Of what YOU
might do but can't.)
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05
REPUTED FEDERAL VICTORY.
Details of Battle at Guaymas Receiv.
ed at Mexico Capital.

Mexico City.-Details of an import.
ant Federal victory at Guaymas were
received here. Gen. ojeda's column
defeated the rebel forces on the hills
near Guaymas, killing 200 and oaptur-
ing large quantity of munitions. The
Federals hold the railroad north and
south of Guaymas and have divided
the rebel forces. A Federal force led
by Col. Garcia destroyed portions of
the railroad
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05

The farms are suffering
for lack of laborers and it
just makes me tired to look
at these fellows loafng
around the parks of New
York when they might be
earning good money in the
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05
GRAND CROSS FOR CARNEGIE.
Queen Wilhelmlna Decorates Great
Steel Maunate.

The Hague, Netherlands. : The
Grand Cross of the Order of Orange
Nassau was conferred on Andrew Car
negie by Queen Wilhelmina in com
memoration OF the dedication of the
Palace Of Peace.
A similar decoration was bestowed
on Abraham Pieter Cornelis van Ka-
meebeek. president of the Carnegie
Foundation
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-09-05

Growing boys should be
allowed to have a religion
Of their own kind and
should not be forced to
adopt the same sort as their
mothers and sisters.
A masculine religion good
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-03-27

!nulgestlon, dyspepsie and b!?:ousness quiih
y Nied to the cleansing I'd pu1iiying qualities
,ontatned ir ohr ~'9r Sarsar lila. Quar-
sntriss.i'
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-03-27
WOODLAND PRECINCT

Allen Williams Burns A NJ
Brookshier Miller Henry VA
Howell e H Hammonds } "
Moore Jim Mooney r l.
Nash Newton Nash George
Parker Will Spivey Pearley
Spivey Bud Simmons B S
Turner II w Tucker Monroe
Wilson Jake Wilson W M
Brookshier Lewis Moore W Il
Burnett VIM Collier Burt
Kimbrough Sim Mckay Ben
Nash Fred Ogletree j D
Quick j NJ Spivey Luke
Strib!ing n & Tullos r c
Thomas Abraham
Wilson Harrison
Wilson Hugh
Yates Marshall
BETHENY PRECINCT
Evans J H King Ike
Lewis Miller Morrow Robert
Mcdonald Albert Yates j F
Stribling Bud King Albert
Kelly E H Lovett NJ L
Mcdonald L J McGill Mack
Turner J W
GROVES PRECINCT
Adcock E B Sim Adams r T
Breazeale j W jackson j A
Manning J NJ Sr Ross j NJ
Thompson X e Adams f M
Triplett Lacy Bur};s I J
Conner W W Kelly w A
Rushing 7 b Taylor c l.
Thompson G d
FUsKY PRECINCT
Atherson Il l. Barnes BIB
Edwards } ? Ethridge J W
King Jimmie Massey S N
Ryals L N Savell Herbert
Strickland Tom Willis j NJ
burnside Jackson Pope j Y
BARNES B f Edwards w Y
King W NJ Lillls Jim
RoOinson ', l. Smith Will
Strickland Joan WoouenJ w
BURNSIDE PRECINCT
Bane Eppie Ellis W NJ
Ledbetter f : Martin Jim
McGilvortty } L Little J W
Byars Everett Hudson Frank
Miller Albert Quinn j r
STALLO PRECINCT
Able George Anderson R G
Atkins Mitchell burnside T
Garter Marion Grady Mack
Henderson Fred Porter M G
Hancock y H Moore Harry
Moore Jim Moore Jon Z
MattoX Will Mitchell II M
Reeves Steven Snow J W
Stevens Walter SlaWsOn Lee
Triplett Arthur Harry ! a
Taylor JAIupS White VIM c
Alewiup j II Atkins Steve
Brenlzer } \ Donald George
Burnside Cleveland Lee Jim
Glvens George Moore Rafe
Moore Elder Massey SIS
Markham D Neff A D
Rich ar3SOn T r. Ro1,rorc Dan
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-03-27
POLL TAX DEL|NQUENTS

Pursuant to the terms of Sec
tion 4316 of the Code of 1906,
hereby certify that the following
named persons have been legally
assessed with Poll Tax for the
year 1912. in the Precincts nam
ed below, and have failed to pay
same on or before the 1st day of
February, 1918.
w j. Brantley, sheriff and
Z. g.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-03-27

| Smith G. Watson j A
Winstead J F Welsh Mark
MCDONALD PRECICT
A!lbritton 6 A Bethany D M
Cole Annanias Dobbins John
Eady E r Jones L u
kees Arthur Ludlow } u
L;.ngdan J B Massey f 5
McNair F + Nicholson d T
NOVEL; Nash Smith $ }
Storey LIS Thrash l l.
Watkins B f Atkins Tom
Clibnrn Chas Conner d {
Es,ers SA Harvey H J
Jones &c King D L
Ladd Mart Loppr Mack
Massey G Nicholson d L
NOVEL; n B NOVEL; Lish |
Sharp NJ D Taylor George
Wilburn sc Watkins jim
HAYS PRECINCT
AmmOns J NJ Boiler II D
Bounds Greenbery Gill o |
Boswell John Brown p E
Cummibs J l. Dollar E S
Foster s Goss A r Sr.
Gill Alex Gamillian r E
Griffin Tom Holloway Sam
Hudson jim Harrison Boss
Johnson Boss killen l. ID
Lucroy Lonnie Lewis James
Milling A r McNair John
Mcfarland Mature
McDuugald Nose
Mckee Lonnie McNair Alex
Purvis Shpdrlck Busby 5 W
Reynolds } c Anmons J l.
Brantle,y Frank Boswell Bud |,
Cummirs Daniel Gill Will |
Cnples SANDY Foster Sam
GoSs A R Jr Gilly Joe
Henson j l. Hudson S II
Hndson Ernest killen H r
Harrison Jim johnson W H
1t wisNScar Louis Cooper
Mary Weathers Mckee Will
MrCunp " NJ McNair Tom
Mcdonald W I Parker W W |
Ross \ Sr Slaughter Bill |
Slaughter CIie Sans l. w
s rick land Luther Seton D H
S.ir k Ten. Walters w P|
Tnwn~ond Amas Ward jim
NiyprrI Jim Vivertt John
N!v.4"ti jack Walton J ri
Y HI.;,ln, Manuel WyattE W
y dunn Henry Spivpv Bill |
Strickland h. J Scale George
Su,llii Jess Spinks Jim
'VIver-tt Lion Vlverett Hery
Nivrp1t VIM Watkins J @ |
West G4npraI Wilson Mack
Willis Pierce
Dixon pRECINT
Anderson II \ Belk j G.
DearJng Temple Gilbert W A
Fnlt.nrerrN W B Lewis J A |
GardH"r Alex Green Finis
;y } I McCune George
McI'uu-Hld SD Smith A D
Plckrns Charley Sisson Pat H
Th,,',n> James Rane Charley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
CRIMINAL BUSINESS
FOR JANUARY TERM

During the Januag term % the
Forty seventh Distrirt Court In ANA
rilio. which came 10 O close saturday.
p criminal cases we're tried with the
following results:
bee sawyer. burglary. Two years
10 reform school.
Perry Mitchell. bootlegging. one
year IN penltentiary
NJ Sanches. burglary. acquitted
y T. Borland. bootleggIng, on"
year
Reuben coffey. burglary, Juvenile
tao years In reform school
Price stewart. burglary. Juvenile,
three years reform school. suspend
%
Perry Mitchell. bookkeeping. two
years
r l. Borland. Bookkeeping. one
year
Dene Maud Greed. Bookkeeping oc-
cupation. two years
r. " Dean. theft By bailee, 800
fine. 10 days in sail
Rush Baker. theft OF horse by bal
lee. acquitted.
Felix ramirez, assault 10 murder.
ono year In Jail.
Kitty Sprong. Bookkeeping occupn-
ton. two years.
Bill spring. bootlegging. two years.
j L. Cnlwell. false Swearing two
years
I'd Criswell. false swearing acqult-
ted
= A stewart. pursuing business
81 b0otlegging. two years
johnnie Mccormick. bootlegging,
one year.
Sid Goodwin. keeping gaming
house acquitted
T. \ stewart. bookkeeping, ono
wear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
PETITION TO sOL0Ns
BY AMARILLO PARTIES

Prior 10 adjournment OF the re-
cent session Of the TeNas Legislature
the following petition. literally
signed. was forwarded from Amaril-
10 This petition, II is believed. will
receive consideration during the spe-
cial session. which conyenes In July
II reads
To the s3rd Legislature
We. the undersigned citizens OF
Amarillo. Texas. aud vicinity. hereby
Join with the Renters Union of Amer.
lea In the petition TO you 10 submit 10
vote OF the people an amendment TO
the state constitution. introduced by
Senator paulus providing for tax
equal 10 the fun rental value on all
lands held for speculation excepting
homestead reservations only And
also providing that the legal voters
OF any city or county or OF the state
may by majority vote exempt certain
kinds OF property and place the bur
den Of taxation on other kinds of pro.
perty
Texas has $4,000. 900 acres of
land. 100000 acres are improved
out OF the balance there are over
one hundred million acres suitable
FOR cultivation all held up by spec
ulators. and people suffering from
the scarcity OF products. and high
price OF living
So We have fourfIfth Of the state
locked mp in the hands OF the specula-
tors while tcnantry has increased 20
per cent in the last twenty years.
The state Chamber OF Commerce
has published that only two and a
half per cent OF the lands In the Pan
handle are IN productive use II 10
uyerrun with land spectators made
worth much less 10 the homeseekers
than when o,errun by the buffaloes
or even by the hostile Indians
LLOYD George. England's Chancel-
Tor OF the ENchequcr. said My
countrymeu. the time Is rapidly ap-
preaching when an EnElishman step
ping ont Of his door shall no longer
hc trespasscr In the country Of his
birth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
'DRAW|NC PETIT JURY
FOR FEDERAL COURT

A petit jury Of IS men has been
drawn for the approaching term OF
the United states district court
which opens In Amarillo April q
for term OF Two weeks Notices
will be- mailed to the panel At an
early date
Deputy Clerk Rollie ". Scales
stated yesterday afternoon that tho
session here will prove busy one.
There are thirteen criminal ana
twenty civil eases on the dockets.
The criminal cases Include large
number OF defendants convicted III
the Forty-seyenth district court Tor
bootlcgging. Who will face charges In
the United states court of violation
OF the internal revenue law
Rill Ellis and +. l.. Bourland are
two defendants who have been IN
dicted on this charge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
IN REGULAR SESSION

The city council. ahich met 10 reg.
lular session last night With Mayor
Gee. Aldermen Bi.ns blanchard.
seesaId and Armstrong in attend.
ance. authorized contract With the
, Amarillo National Bank providing
payment o. D per cent Interest on all
registered warrants purchased a. par.
and receipt ~ per cent from the
bank 90 an deposits made by the
tlfy. for q period ~ tao years or Tor
a briefer period should the city be-
ln position 20 take up aIl outstanding
warrants
This contract. which vas favored
by resolution. offered by Seewald
and seconded by Blanchard. D. in
substance renewal ~ contract which
has been in force between the city
and me Amarillo national Bank for
me past year All r0unciimen voted
aye
Little other business Of importance
vas transacted Mayor Gee. on mo-
tlon 0f Armstrong. seconded by Bly-
ms. vas authorized 10 contract Win
~ Vs. Mluter 10 trim the trees in
the cry Park
On motion Of Armstrong return Of
donation OF ti5 70 troop Is. Texas
National Guard. vas authorized This
refund Ia ~ moneys paid the city
on loas" OF land. aud In pursuance
OF custom which has prevailed for
"a number Of years
Mayor Gee referred 10 the fact
that the Law is being violated In Ger
tain sections ~ the city by certain
streets using in soydal instances
barbed wire with restrictive effect
II was decided that due notice should
be- given 10 all such offenders
The same course 10 vas deter
mined. would DO pursued with prop
erty holders where awnings with OBJ
structlug pillars are being maintain
ed IN the business section in VIOLA
ton az c.ty ordinance
other minor matters were consld
cred. including petition for a street
light. corner OF Smith and Adams
leasing OF portion OF section OF
grass land 10 ! T. Griffin and the
question Of allowing salary for two
weeks in March 20 an assistant 10
city Tax Collector T " NcDri1e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
ACCHPTS POSITION WITH
GHICCS ESTABLISHMENT

q l.. Galloway. who has been "a
visitor In the city tor a few days, has
accepted a position with =. 5 GTiegs
as funeral director and emhalmer.
Mr. Galloway vas reared in salem,
Ind. and was for more than I'VE
years with Galloway Brothers Under
taking Company OF that city. bur IL
more recently from Fort supply,
Okla. where h. owned and operated
a furniture and undutaking bust
ness
when first coming west he was
connected with The Guarantee state
Bank OF Shattuck. OKLA, but could
not resist returning to his old line
OF work.
Mr. Galloway is n licensed en-
balmor aud a Young man of steriinS
quality. and W. are glad TO have him
locate among us.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
Grnnh Jury Inllicimanis

Before Adjournment last Saturday
might the grand jury returned indict-
ments against T. r. Savage. Frank
Bingham, Bluford Plemons and Gle
burne Thomas Three bills were re-
turned against Savage and Engman.
both of whom we're charged In two
cases with illegal sale OF intoxicating
liquors. and In another case each
with bribery OF a witness The lat
ter charge was preferred against
Plemons and Thomas. ionds set Tor
Savage. Engman and plcmons yer"
made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
SERVICES FOR
T.. u. FEARS YESTERDAY

Funeral -ervices for the late =. ID.
Fears. who died last Friday night at
the family residence, 500 Taylor
street. we're conducted at the Grigss
parlors Yesterday morning at 10 30
hy Rev. Robert Pryde. pastor Of the
North Side Bantis; church.
Music aas punished by the Baptist
choir ln,erment was made in l.lano
cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09

tel sherman tomorrow for a session
OF two days The convention was
TO have been held in Oklahoma CITY
but the meeting place was changed
because of the Impeachment charges
recently brought AGAINST Insurance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09

CHICAGO. M, April lusur-
ance commissioners from many
states are arriving In Chicago for
the annual meeting of their national
association. which conyenes al Hoo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
New Suit FiIe-i

Under title OF N clayton e. al
vs. VIII Warren ct al. suit 10 clear
title vas filed yesterday afternoon
with clerk " u Hardin of tho
Forty seventh district court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
Licensed ~ We'd.

Marriage licenses we're issued yes
tcrday 10 the following
william e. Hawkins and Miss Nio-
In Alice browning
J. l.. LaWler ana Miss Lillian
Turner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09

Rcan>-Fivc cents per pound, i0G
North Taylor street Phone 1874.
1880
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09

Ruben knight and Leo Green
berger of The Fair store spent sun
DAY In Ciocis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09

a. The price vo have 10 pay 'or them
and under these conditions IL will be-
Impossible FOR us 10 continue in bust
ness. Some ~ the causes 81 this u
that some % az are frying 10 opef
m. our business on too small capital
compelling the iobber or factory -
carry our stock. and ~ all under
stand that long time customer does
not get the best price There BE- ont
80 per cent OF rho retail merchants
In the United states Rho take their
cash discount. eheu wc should 90
take the discount 10 Es hope no get
the price n W. haven't tu'ii0i 'li
capital We should Increase our rapi-
ial stock or make arrangements Nith
our local banks 20 loan ua sufficient
money 10 take our cash 'isrpuni
somc ~ us are 200 afraid o. INSIST
ing on our local banks doing Tor na
sna they sa,lIf. They u. ~ 's-
~ ddsnt on Hs AZ 49, nf' on 'h'm,
and n sou o., worthy ~ raiit ana
will pr u 90 20 yGlr h.nk Hr1rs
81 ungh that YDu aant m0ny o. f'f-
count you ge' " and thar yIIr bank
er Will think more of son lH 90 man
aud a. merchant TAX 3 'ae 'nsh
discount is not 40 that be- needed
We have got 20 boz better buyers n
Is said thar farmeu are better buy
ers than ne. aud boo many cases mis-
Ia true We must be- posted and de-
mand thar our dollars bay AZ much
as the other fellows dollar Here IN
the resolution adopted by retailers
and Iobbefs ~ joint conference"
hold In lhLlaEn m no-nmlrI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09

Commissioner Ballard Of oklahoma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09

den aud responsibility and the deal
ers assume that responsibility az our
next convention
Resolved. That We express our
appreciation for the kind treatment
and hospitality shown us by the ciii-
tens ~ Amarillo. the hotels and the
press. and also the Rev " = Ien-
.nings for his services
W r. MclNNIS.
: r HARRISON.
JEFF HlGHTOWER.
Committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09
fULIA BONS WINNERS
on DEBATING HONORS

An error of the typewriter caused
The News IN It's sunday issue 10
state that the debating team from
Clarendon was successful in the CON
test held iu Amarillo last Saturday
night This was an error
Robert smith and Hardy Hutch
iuson OF Tulia we're winners IN the
contest. and will represent the ANA
rillo distric, IN the state contest In
Austin during MAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-09

That Np al distributors. whole.
sale aud retail assume the prices
made by catalogue and mail order
houses are those az shirh manuigc-
.turefs are willing their goods shall
be- sold 10 the consumer aud 49, feel
that ~ ls only lls' and proper that
Those eho distribute 20 the consumer
FOR the manufacture shall bo re-
muneratod for the service rendered
This covers the ease fairly we'll.
but cannot be- carried ont entirely
hy the associations each merchant
must handle his oau business 10 hil
own way Indifference las methods
on the part 81 thc retail merchant
is What bias made fho mall order
houses possible
THE man wh0 STAYS boo The retail
business and succeeds loo the future.
viii be- tho biz man. th" man Who IL
student of human nature and the
man who knows how 20 sell goods.
and sell them right 10 viii be- tho
man Who knows how 10 cope With
the travelling salesman. lobhcr aud
manufacturers
Summed up. the man who stays
In the retail business 100 m" future
has got 10 boz real man llc must
be- business man be- must be- q
man who realizes that 10 is not a
question OF manual labor but q
question Of business judgment and
OF good common sense