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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
. AD()D TAVORS !.
LOCAL Man FOR
COLLECTORSHIP
Barron Makes Exit as Wilder
Is UShered Into Washington
After McCarn'S Scalp
ByC. S. ALBERT.
Especial Star-BuIletin Correspondenc

lSpSctaI star -BulleIln SorFeSponuenceJ
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The Ha-
waii political pot was somewhat upset
by the sudden deluge Of military and
naval activities. The sudden break
ing forth of an acute situation be-
tween the United States and Mexico
caused a furry of hard work in all
branches of the government 1t fol
lowed that the distribution of federal
patronage among the hungry demo-
Gratis of Hawaii was laid aside for the
time being. ~s =
But even war cannot block the pie
counter or dishearten those who seek
to grab off the viands displayed. The
energetic efforts of Charles Barron
were suspended for more than a week
while he nursed severe cold. The
hustling for positions and the cooper
alton of the steam radiator caused the
cold. Upon recovery it was made
plain once for all that Mr.. Barron
could not hope or expect to become
postmaster at Honolulu. Postmaster
general Bllrleson and First Assistant
Roper broke the news gently. They
used all kinds of soft words and told
Mr.. Barron he could place his friends
in number of subordinate places If
nc promised to accept the situation
In good spirit and not make a roar
against confirmation by the senate.
1t was made almost self-evident that
William F. Young, now special agent
Of the postoffice department acered-
skasI - INn cyiu
the postmastership at Honolulu.
Mr. Barron behaved like a gentle
CONTINUED on page fourl
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CANDDATESF FOR
DICTATORSHIP Of
CHAIBER NAMED
Annual lection May be Held
Two Weeks from Tomor-
row Say Members

Providin matters of organization
proceed sisfactorily, the annual
election ofhe Chamber of Commerce
of Honolulu will be held in the makai
pavilion d the Young hotel two
weeks froi tomorrow. 1t was stated
that the torneys for the organiza-
ton have several points regarding
the perfeion of the amalgamation
before thelection takes place.
OfficerSor the coming year, as
we'll as aboard of directors, will be
chosen atthe election. The, nomi-
mating cdmittee have arranged a
slate viii nominates the following
officers: George R. Carter, presi-
dent; WR. harrington, first vice
presidentT. NJ. Church, second vice
presidential C. H. Cooke, treasurer.
The follong 36 persons. of whom II
will be ected, have been nominated
as candites for directors: r..
E. A. srndt, E. F. Bishop, G. F.
Bush, r. Booth, o. A. Bierbach, F..
E. BlakeA. w. T. Bottomley, G. A.
Brown. Ibert Cation, A. N. Camp
bell, ]. Clarke, G. P. Denison, J.
D. Dougrty. Jorn Effinger, C. g.
Guild, Az Gignoux, J. F. C. Hagens,
]. A. Kaedy, ]. Lennox, F. w. Mac
farlane, T. Peck, S. 8. Paxson, E.
H. ParfsM. Phillips, F. NJ. Swanzy,
E. l. Siding, o. c. Swain. p. Al.
Swift, u. Soper, B. F. Sammons, e.
d. Tenn, Ed Towse, &C. Won Hamm
H. F. Nhman, ]. T. Warren and j.
w Walbn
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LETTER OF INTRODUCTION
GETS JOB FOR SAMUEL

Samuel Kamaipelekane this morn
ing was appointed by the board of
harbor commissioners as wharfinger
at Kawaihae.
Whether Sam wanted the job is not
known; however, he vas brought to
the attention of the board highly rec
commended Being too busy with 9TH
er matters to write to the board. Sam
secured a friend to perform this task
fer him, and the following letter, read
at the meeting this morning was
forthcoming:
Respectively yours favor, beg to
introduce bearer, Mr.. Samuel K. IA.
maipelekane, of Kawaihae. who en-
tering into the Parker's Ranch, un.
der the Hon. Alfred w. Carter, Tras.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

tee. he is a shipping agent for the
Parker's ranch in this city.
The above name was introduction
to you, you will find him a gentle
man Of strict business integrity and
worthy of you personal attention, and
| think you are appoint him to take
care Of this new Ware House at Ka-
waihae, Hawaii. to keep the benefit
of the government and the people
here.
The above name were l recon-
mend to yours honor, he know to, Mr..
Parker. Inspector of the public work.
Il am very hope from yours favor
by return mail for this letter"
After the letter was read, Sam was
duly appointed. H.. j, = - E.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
SILLIMAN Is
ORDERED TO
BE RELEASED
Acting American Consul at San
Luis Potosi to be Liberated,
Says Brazilian Minister
IAssoclated Press Cable. ]

WASHINGTON, .. c., May f2-
The Brazilian minister to Mexico who
is handling the affairs Of the United
States during the troubled times has
wired TO the state department the In
formation that John 3. siIliman. held
> prisoner by General Joaquin Maas,
the federal commander, has been o..
cered released.
SiIlIman, the acting American con-
sui at San Luis Potosl, has been held
a prisoner for several days and every
effort on the part Of the state depart
ment had been made to secure hls fe-
lease.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
HILO ELECTRIC
FRANCHISE Bill
GETTINGACTION
Says Committeeman Favor Ha-
Waiian Representation at
the National Meetings


Returning from a hurried TRIP to
Washington In which the federal pos
tai site, politics and private business
played respective parts, Robert w.
Shingle was a passenger on the
steamer Wilhelmina this morning, ac-
c0mpanied BY Mrs. Shingle.
He returns with the assurance that
the federal building site will be set
tied soon. that the national Republic
can committee viii not leave Hawaii
without representation, and finally
positive information that the Hilo
Electric Franchise bill has been fa-
vorably passed on by committee Of
the house. with the agreement that
the valuation shall be increased 70.
$4,000, an increase Of SIS 900 over
the original figure. to be represented
in stock covering the value OF the
franchise and preliminary expenses.
"All the national committeeman ]
saw said Mr.. Shingle this morning,
expressed themselves as against the
policy OF leaving Hawaii alone with
cut representation at the convention.
They all seemed strongly In favor Of
this territory having some represen-
fation, either keeping the number Of
DELEGATES at six. as provided by the
present rules. Of cutting 1t down some,
but not entirely.
II do not see any need Of Progress
sive party in Hawaii; there Is nothing
the Progressives stand Tor that the
Republicans do not. While on the
mainland. on every hand and from
,avervwhpre there were positiye signs
81 fha propreseivas pninr hack to the
3 IS a.nnhlicans Inet "a long as there IL,
1890 ~, t,, fsoneress ff
Tl..,,f,s,s,,s - sgs,,,., ona Progres.
.s... ..,,.,,ss -,
,...'-. ,. :. s,...,,,s, a 80
!. ~ S,,'.,ss a.-,.ess y. ss.t :
~ uae t,.ss' sese i. -,
prokrehniss - - !.
~ TINS tine ~ ve.loofss ,la'... lle 80 -
enter Df0sest seeanss s.n9s. sgss as.e
priuclpiSs sppi.su - - 8 90 49, ~
sending . Republican delegate 70 Con.
grees. The Progressive action can
but hurt this effort ana III no sensa
and In no way can It DO any good.
-The Hilo Electric franchise DIN
was brought up before the committee
and former Governor Frear appeared
before it at that time. The commit
tee decided to allow a valuation OF
s75 ooo. an increase OF SIS 900 over
ths original figure. to be represented
sn sfock value Of the franchise and
,.,.aitvoinarv exnenses
sfr Ssng,a,s news ON tha federal
.,.a !. c,,r,s "a helow.
~ 80, s--sf,,.s = AZ J. fea.r,1 effa vnaffar
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Etna's Victims Of Last Friday
Number 200 00Flafles Seen
at Great Distance
[Associated Press Cable.J

cATANiA, Sicily. May 12--Earth-
quakes have been recnrrsnt here
since the disaster Of last week, while
Etna has been particularly active.
Flames, shooting up from the era.
ter Of the mammoth volcano, have
been very noticeable from ! great dis
tance.
Final count Of the victims Of Fri
days terrible outhurst place the dead
at 200 and the wounded at several
hundred.
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FIRST VESSEL
: = IS
TO SAIL CANAL
EARLY in Week
Cuchara Channel to be Finished
About Thursday Declares
Colonel GoethalS
rAssociated Press Gable. I

. CAPE HENRY, Panama, May H.
Colonel Geo. w. Goethals announces
that the carearaeha cFanHeI will have
been cut through BY Thursday Of this
week and that the first vessel and
cargo will, probably, negotiate the ca
nal during the early part Of next week.
Much rivalry is being shown by
skippers for the honor Of being the
first to travel the new waterway.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
EIGHT KILLED WHEN
EXPLOSION OCCURS
TN ENGINE ROOM
[Assocfated PressG Gable. ]

NORFOLK, Va, May t2-Eighti
men were killed today following an
explosion in the engine room Of the
steamer jefferson as that vessel was
getting under steam to leave the port.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
BRITISH ARMY
AVIATOR DEAD
in COLLISION
Captain Anderson and Mechan-
iC Killed and Lieutenant
Wilson Badly Injured
IAssociated Press Cable

LONDON, May f2.-captaln Ander-
son, an army aviator, and his me-
ehanle were Instantly killed here to-
day when his biplane came into col
lision with one driven BY Lieutenant
Wilson.
Lieutenant Wilson was badly lnjur-
ed as . result Of the collision.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
anti AMERICAN
INSCRIPTIONIS IS
FOUND in PARIS
TBy Federal WireIessl

PARIS, May 12.-consfderable feel.
ing has been aroused In this city
through the discovery Of an inscrip-
tion, written upon the steps Of the
American embassy, reading @Deat1 to
Americans"
The Inscription ls written In Span
ish.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
TAMPIc0 EVACUATED
By FEDERALS REPORT
MADE BY REFUGEES
TAssociated Press CableE1

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, May f2.-
Refugees arriving here report that
Tampico was evacuated by the federal
troops last Sunday morning.
There is no confirmation Of this re-
port.
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.UERTA HAS !. ].
= - -
SURRENDERED
At SAN BIAS
[By Federal WirelessJ ]

[By Federal WirelessJ a.
SAN FRANCISCO, May f2-Accord-
ing to teIegraphie reports from Wash.
ington President Huerta's troops have
surrendered San Bias to the rebel
forces, s:#
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

WASHINGTON D. Co. May 1.-THE naval appropriation BILL reported back
afternoon
Pearl Harbo dydoCk by $1500O00.
BY this addition of funds the reconstruction will materially altered
Cordng to the opinion expressed by fnstrS' today
The total available for the ddock under the amended $4
9s65O0. C. S. ALBERT
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TROOPS
DESERVING FROM
HUERTA' RANKS
{ IAssociated Presa cable. !

+ MAzAILAN, Mexico, May iz.-Fed-
eraI troops are rapidly deserving from
the leadership d Hueftas6 generals n
this section, many Of them joining
forces with the rebel troopo
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
TODAY MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AZ chicago Washington 3, Chi,
cago 2.
land ~.
AZ ST. Boston 2, ST. Louis o.
AZ Detroit-NeW York 0, Detroit 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT 1oston-P Pittshurg 1, Boston I
t1o innings, game called account of
darkness).
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
AMERICANS ART.
PROTECTEDBY
BRAZIIANS
[By Federal Wirelessl

WASHINGTON, D. G., May .i2.-
Every possible protection ls being af-
forded TO American citizens BY the
representatives Of Brazil In Mexico
City, according to reports which con-
tinuaIIy reach the state department.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

SAN 8LAs, M1< Nay f14Ths
federal troops. D Battle with zor1
kistat near At1rI|t1. report rebel
soiti1r1 killed and The to11.' .||.||'.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

A number Of unemployed Russians
this morning called on TerrItnrial
Secretary Thayer and asked that they
he deported. The matter viii be TAX
en- up by the governor and something
may possibly be done for the idle peo-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30
nIl COUNTY BOARD

Advocates ol ihe proposed compulsory school
attendance plan include lu The scheme county
board of education which shall tII hem 90 aIl the
rights and powers heretofore cxcrriscd by the
commissioners count and the district trustees
They instance some OF the important duur. which
should be- performed hy thc board - follows
io subdividc the county into desirable
school DISTRICTS
10 make dcsrabIc changes IN the bounda
ucs OF both common and independent school dis
10 locate s,hoohouscs ~hc.c hry vii,
serve the best interest, of , the children of tho
district
10 locate and establish rural hugh schools
with vocational courses
10 transfer pupils from one dsluo, to
another as may serve the best interests of the
children
O. 10 elect approve the bond and pay the
salary of the county superintendent
J. 10 levy special taxes when authorized
boy majority vote OF the people tor the adequate
support OF the rural schools
10 ISSUE and provide Tor the sale of com
mon school district school house bonds when so
authorized by "a majority vote OF the people
lo make sale of county school lands d
deemed advisable
10 10 invest county permanent school fund
10 approve the reports of dcpoa,ours
u b,u' 'uod.
q. .u.dr orI classify the schools OF the
f, ..Id,,c contracts ct teachers with
T., bean appeals from the county ,upc,
O.. Io ,rro,uoo tho r.bool fund, OF the
Do DO .,d,pl niI,e and rr,ul.lrnu. l.f the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30
DEMAND FOR a MERCHANT
MARINE

II thc in,dcqusry Of The American navy invites
disaster DO ,asc Of war the insuihcienoy 81 the
merchant marine j, causing di'ires, night now
Wrfr % not for the lack Of commercial ships
.nJ b, .oo.,uurnl high ocean freight rates bus'
a,.. .ar.I rrn. ,s.uld be- such better ,n ths ,ouu
rt, tIan 'Er, I.r
Do. Iem.rI lsr hmor,,u products wls never
r.. trj th- mcsn, Tor keeping mp d good
available
.oniuure wholly uuuDocs.1ry Hagnation lu
uauy Dnr. OF business
Instead OF spending 80 much time wranglrng
otrI thc navy. before the tactics Of the present
war hive shown exactly along what lines u should
be- improved OF rcauanged congress would do
well TO give more attention 10 the American mcr
a liant fleet
There ls no question about the s/c pt sHd 81
ships 10 build II is not necessary 20 wait Tor bat
ties 10 determine whether tins that style OF craft
Do best suited 10 future needs
Nor o. q necessary To hunt up excuses Tor im.
mediate action The need s here and O is being
faced night noo
America IS actually suffering because there
are not enough craft 20 carry her goods abroad
Congress has shown 81 hcsltanoy dealing with
the question and disposition 20 tinker with
somcwhat Irrelevant matters not 900 keeping with
the gravity OF the situation
The war must cease before % can br utelli.
gently determined just how 10 go about rehabiii.
laung the navy
IN Do, meantime every way should be- opened
for the enlargement and expansion OF to- mcr.
chant marine ~ loustou Chronicle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30
A WoNANS SAVING,

ln the NcU ork supreme Court % has been
decided that o. woman doe. not own amy part ot
her domestic savings out oi money provided hy
The husband tor the maintenance of the household
A case came zap in which wife had faithfully
saved from her household allowance and deposit
ed The money iu bank = Joint account Ahcr
years oi savings thc amount reached between
5000 and 500 Then The husband and wife
quarrcIed the husband tried 90 draw out the a,
count the wife uterpo,cd the matter vas taken
20 court and the Judge rcgtcttuy decided that
there was mo- lass which COVE ihc wife any pant OF
hawngs from household money provided by the
husband
The economic ot woman bent ou saving
the washing She will do to save 7jc the ,sutucs
she will turn aside from Co keep expense. down.
the body she vil. break fhe beauty she ,Il wreck
the res, and pleasure she ,I iorcgo 90 save o. ht.
he money against 90 rainy day--mase O. record so
soldier like ir its unswcrIng keeping to the daily
routine and duty. so priest Ik- in ts devotion and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30
THANKS 10 An

III, Belgian rchcl committee has nearly com
p.-tcd ITS work IN tins city TIE members have
done earnest and pcrscvcrng work during the past
few weeks and their efforts have brought most
satisfactory results The gst ct three car loads OF
Amarillo flour will shortly be- sent ON i,, way o.
the east where o. will form part of 60 ship cargo
bound for the stricken land beyond th- Atlantic
Several hundred dollars worth of clothing and
shoes wiII also go forth with the Shipment from
Amarillo
IN behalf OF the relief committee hc News
extends thanks 20 40 the good people o, Amarillo
who 20 generously responded to the ealI Tor con
iubut.3us 10 the Belgian fund
Special credit tor the success, al the work done
is due 90 the managers of our MOVING picture
Coon Brown and sullivan The
free use OF their houses and equipment for one
day each proved popular and productive OF sub.
stantial increase n he Belgian relief fund
Amarillo peoplc--those who contributed al
lcasi-hsye the satisfaction ct knowing that they
have once more done their duty m an emergency
that they have lent willing car and stretched
forth helping hand Co the cry of suffering hu-
mainly They wl feel the better Tor % and none
will be the poorer Toe having participated ga a
goodly work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30
COMM NIrl COOPERATION


lBy N 81 Carrick. 81 U1
There Isa general comp ir'
complaint among consumers tLl.
many Of their local srocers AND
merchant. have tendency to sll-
st.tute when certain brands %. good
are asked for TLis thef DO willie
out consulting the customer taking
chance thar ihe patron De- -uu y-
going and wl lof mind Those
who are not sD hllarl0us U Ter t
substitute With fhe explanation. .h
they have fhe brand requested Hu.
that the trade-marked article s 600
eKpen vo for which reason they
wish to offer something lust n.
good. II not better arI give CO.,
customer the benefit nf the lower
price u fne consumer "h.te ihr
merchant Soils the inferior artir'.
rae biz profit SHuuit Doc u0' h.
90 discreet 20 keep fhe advertised
article De- does nos ALWAYS say $50.
Instead. Do, NhcediualN offers fHc
substitute fUr examination. ".l.iut
upon b. superior merits and l1w
sale pric,
Ie assures fhp customer that
soon as tho article fe voI known l.
tho advertised good rIc sale prize
Will take iump. $50 uOT +. iu' tIWe
20 avail oneself az i.c wonderful
opportunity The ImcifeI customer
either partially or wholly convince 0
huvs tlo murI landed article Wnf
helms fo swell zinc heavy profits cf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30

stu fo iho pot l chat unique
ul-a.illiI0H Tho Hs.tt iiDg.uH OF
America whose q 900 fapsu0pilng
Tournament in Al uf.. tI'. " D.
b. uoN looked uIu H sporting
circles Be- au over Ui NATIONAL Im-
pOriHnDe ard IIsi takes rank aitu
other porting .uf Ui national
character
Tuu fHe WDty .o4a Hlte aeHe
good work u f-.HuUHE target
shouting uIulaI more generally
recognized u th .'.aa oi fhe
country usually fI,rreI g.. ie fI'
Lfs' 'D. boo rea. fUi fU. m"m
hnr pl thD ORA HHHI HIfU 'cR
u,,rp.i0u IDllo. fl.Ir vocation
Boo fnr Eastern sia Or 900. IU fI.
El.I u roHHy I fla' unr
ursH.iflf.uH orig. .'.d th.Ir uuH
aI tournament Dr. uudU..rI GOD ilr
shore u. tHr Milan U..H ud lhr
-r.at uHIuuiY of .Nr hooters tHu
attend fhrr i0uru OFF, como FROM
Eastern cities 1u. fuHu. bu' tb
Ilmr Hnd Tonne Of .. N.sf HOGAN
hH#r spread fn rt, part of iIr lu.
f.l HrHt0 ur.r. fH, IH,f tulf
700 Hr iouruUmoH loo september 0l
tI. ...r more tuH aiI OFF OBJ.
rtair u Iu" W.Dr HrI. repre- prt0I
tMnur iHr DUules 900.
Conceived over night lu LITTLE
Penn ,..Hu'a Uin... town. .hrl. O.
0u Ia. boot hHd boon .r.# duru.
I.o 900. 300 fhn 200 uor H' 1909 luo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30
TrapshOOting Sport Owes Much
to Influence of Westy HOgans
by Bernard lc,,er Managing Editor York pa Care,'e)

t cardinal principle of fh' Westy
i'3gau thar u0 shop talk shall
CO. 'udullc1 iu af their annual tour
uamat.. and tlis rule is strictly
adhered o.
Tie lIrf rrHMrut Ha- % srail-
lYm4 success aud personal tri-
uWpn Tor the men ahO shOuiiDfDl
tie rwpou IbiNty Tor undertaking.
fhe venture Also 90 forcru.tcI tht
future success Of the We-tg ho-aHs
Zoo ramcuts SiNfy-tlrer different
shooters took part boz thc several
events of the first tournament anI
aI ti.ng- considered tms was @
good Attendance When the tour
usmrut Wa over the We o. liogana
fll led that u providing fAt novel;
Is 0f shOuun from U ocean pier
thot had introduced something urN
sad attractive BOO trap.AOufiug and
from that time untIi The next shoOt
rls held alI fhn shOotor. who took
part Boz the url' Tournament we're
talking about II The result was
that 1l The next tournament in 1905
there eero lut entries Boo 1909 us
different shooter participated aud
800 I11u. s.. Tie high water mark
Boo attendance Nas reached iu thn
foIioaIng year 1871 sith io' en-
tr. and there H uO telling SHAT it
would have been Boz tHn following
yesl DO the HOGAN Dad mot been
IrlHuI.d uf Goo u.e uf fNp pi"r
through Ha destruction hy urn Doc
f.. inter obi 1911
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30
DULL. SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
DR.. james Headache Powders re.
lieye at once-l0 cents a
package.

Won take o. Dr. James Headache
Powder and in just lew moment-
your head clears aud an neuralgia and
distress taui,ha, It's the qnickc.i
and surr.t roi'c' ior headache. whether
duh throbhng, splitting co. nerve
-lcking send someone 10 the drug
store and get a dime package now.
Omit suffering -it'- so needles ~ H.
,urce you got nr james Headache
F"edor- then there will BE- 40 diaap-
continent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30

bought second the ability 20 SEM
q child or servant for an aril'i'
bought and not fear oytrcharEe !.
thar the price or quality vii be- nV
fereut than anticipated 10 oih'r
words permission 10 the mauuia
lures 10 protect their price, lHl
third thai may be- able to Una
standard goods for sale a' every
convenient corner that every 'u-
couragement BE- given manuiaci uIrr'
to reach national sales and large
volume. that prices may deere" Z
and service increase 20 the consumer
thus reducing the cost 0f l.'ht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-30

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