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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05


No War Tax meant to maria go
p,aoa, nm license certificates and burden
I'"eSN o each couple With 10-cent con-
Marriages trbution to Uncle SANS
cheauer may have had some
justification in the wording OF the law TO
''al other certificates" Yet excellent judgment
is shown by tho authorities in washington in
their formal ruling that marriage licenses shall
that any American bent on matrimony ever was
scared off. by extra dime in the expense line.
Americans are not built that way. But Federal
nagging might have irritated tho temper of
many bridegroom. nevertheless, and that
would have boon very unfortunate effect
on his nephcws and nicces. And he is shrewd
enough to understand that good, wholesome
defense than all the howitacrs and mortars and
submarines and acroplanes and battleships in
HIS possession He regards tho infantry branch
Eagle '''>'S =
The present European war has
Military been remarkable for the NOR
au,ocracx tally among officers "A military
Menaced PROPORTION Of british dtf 'n oc ens
killed and wounded was several
times as greatas, in any previous war. A similar
report comes from France and tho Berliner
Nachrichten says the campaign has greatly re-
duced the supply OF officers NIiesides tho loss on
by nervous troubles. and have beon unable to
remain in active service. AT many points on the
forced to command two or three companies. and
the German Minister OF War Is making extra
ordinary efforts to I'LL tho vacancies among the
officers We have heard much about tho tyran-
MES of the German military autocraey the
growing up Of class OF rulers by the sword
supposedly powerful enough to dictate the
polcies of the empire. In France also military
clique has been credited with immense influence
in all governmental matters. and it is not noces
sary TO go back many years to be convinced
that the stories have possessed soms founda-
ton While less obtrusyc. there has been a
military aristocracy, IL not autooracy, In Great
Britain that has been viewed with growing
distrust by considerable portion of tho popu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
Rirbrnurin nlas-pispatrb

THE TIMES. Fouaded. Observation-Disclosures. lsss
THE DISPATCH. Founded. 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
Current Editorial Comment

Tho notion that the war tax
was meant to cover marriage
license certificates and burden
each couple With 10-cent con-
trihution to Irncln SaIn,s OK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
Fair warning.

She-Will you love mo when my hair tt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05

The present European war has
been remarkable for the NOR
tally among officers. A military
expert recently stated that the
proportion OF British officers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
ALBERTA
Especial to The Times Dispatch !

Especial to The Times Die patch
Alberta. Va. April iS-W T. Wingold
OF kcnbridge. business visitor In
town on Thursday
Mrs. w II. Kendie. OF Kenbridgc spent
several hours In town Thursday on her
way home after visi, with friends IL.
Richmond
Misses Vivian Barrow ana Jessie Banks.
OF Randolph Macon Womans College sDeut
Monday with Miss Barrow's parents In AL
berta.
Miss Matte Jones accompanied Miss Ruth
Johnson To her home In Blackstone on Sat
urday ana spent Sunday and Monday with
tho lattcrs parents.
Miss Lula Fields returned to town or
Tuesday. after spending several days with.
her parents in Petersburg
Miss Miriam Sizer spent Easter with
friends In Norfolk.
William A. Brdgeforth spent Easter witt,
his parents in KenbridSe.
Miss Bell Royal. OF Petersburg. Is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Il. V. Berdick. OF this
place.
G. s. Barrow returned from Norfolk on
Thursday morning after day two in
that city.
The following persons of this place at
tended play given In Lawrencevnle on
Thursday night: Miss .hattic Jones. Miss
Lula Fields and Miss Ruth johnson: w y
Bridseforth. Jesse G.. Brown. w. f. WIN.
gold and j. T.. Grafton. Jr.
A lnrGc crowd gathered at Mason's Mill
pond on Monday. where they participated
In Il fish fry. Among those who attended
from Alberta we're Mr.. and Mira j. Lem
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Smith. Tom Nash.
G. F. Winborne, Jr., and w. A. Dridgeforth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Quilts, Sheets and PiZlou Cases
UNUSUAL VALUES OFFERED FOR MONDAY

42n3d Size Pillow Cases, In extra
good grade of cotton; special. Use
Good, InrKc size ticmstitched
Embroidered Pillow Cases, for Mon
uHs - Siic --'bc
S1Ao0 Size SeamIess Sheets, mndc
from eAtra good quality shcctinE: II
zoe value, for soc
S113O Size Linen Finish Hem
stitched sheets. the good wearing
kind; special for Monday. 68c
10000 Size Extrn Heavy Cotton
Sheets, mnde from good brand OF
cotton; for Mondays sale 75c
One lot of Dining quilts, for Mon
days snie: vnlues from $3.50 to
$3.50 Observation-Disclosures. sIOb
72Na0 Welded Seam Sheets, mnde
or extra good Crude of cotton; for
Mondays sale. 55c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Crex and Prairie Grass Rugs
Size 1896 inches. $50
Size 27x54 inches. Use
Size 3ox72 inches. -. .$1.25
Size 5+xoo inches 49,. $3.50
Crex Hall Runner, p inches
wide, solid color, $50 yard
figured border, 45c yard.
Crex Hall Runners, SO in.
wide
Solid Color .... .4oc yard
Figured Border :. SOC yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
HARRISONBURG

lSp-cial 10 The Times Dispatch
parsats Mr ani Mfd G.ors. '-' slp: n en-
MIS-. Elsie Mn.r. ., stephens cl,y. il.
the sues, OF her sister. Mrs c. L. Frazier.
Miss sten., Mesero!e, teacher in c!.arlo,,.,,
viiie. spent several days here with her
have r.turned tro;n Taseatabia 49, Ala. WIZ.
;hey Visited tho formers parents
Harnsherger spent the Easter holidays a:
Vie Randolph Macon Wonsns college.
Lynchburs where Misses Elizabeth ana Vi.-
E:n!a Harnsberger. ere etuden,s
Judge Thompson Brown anc J. T. Mann.
Q: Ha.son coTniy. and X Ellis. u SUI.
severa! days az III. guests OF Rev. J. Il.
Ellis. at Yancey.
General John L. Roller has returned from,
Mrs c. : wills. formerly Miss Mary
Dean Is here from Cape Charles az guest
Ate. n visit to his parents. here vergll
Hawse has returned TO rittaburs. where +.
The United States Bureau OF Mines
Mrs Schuyler Bradley has returned from
q visit TO relatives in Charlestown. w.
Mrs. }. r Houck gave tea several eve,
street In honor OF the women OF the state
rroiessos and Mrs Z 7 nldebrnna and
4 visit to ne! parents. Air. and Hrs J w.
SIR and Mrs. J. O. stlckley and son hav.
returned from Florida, where they spent
Mrs J. c Kuykendal OF Charles Town. ~
Va IS visiting her sister Mrs Ed. c Mart.
Mrs. G. c. Robertson. who spent the win.
Ter with her son In Washington. has
ertson. In Iarrisonburs.
Announce .n,sl Is made Of the Wedding IN
daughter OF Mr.. and MeS John Robson. or
Messy Creek. ana Z. Mccarthy Driver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
The Linen Department f 26s5 u.s. Six soceio5 y9r a

Linen Iiuck Towels, specially priced at S1.5
per dozen. This elegant heavy quality Huck
Towel comes in the large 1Sx3S-inch size, and is
well worth zoe each $225 per dozen To-
morrow you're offered chance to secure them
at The above low price.
Large Turkish Bath Towels, 27x42 inch extra
quality can be had in all the desirable initials;
regular value $500 Sale price Monday, So 90
per dozen.
800 yards OF Light Tan Kitchen Crash. Sc
value. Specially priced for Monday, csc.
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lily or deliberately with
WHITE QUILTS.

ia White Crochet Quilts, good,
close woven quality, In pretty de-
signs; special. .............. soc
Large la Size Quilts, with
fringe and cut corners. shown In
handsome designs; special. SI.5O
Extra Large Ripple Dimity Quilts.
size 90Xf00 inches, for the large
double bed, on sale Monday. SEQ
Cleanup Sale of Odd Lots and
Soiicd Quilts ut GrentIy reduced
prices for Monday only;
$40 values. ........ as 40
$500 values. $3.50
$500 valuch. So. Si.9S
$500 values. S2.0S
42x3S Size Pillow Cases, in hem
stitched and plain, TO be ON sale for,
ench .12L.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

SIPS and $3.50; to 6 years,
Tor CSC
Another lot OF finer ma
terials and laces; some more
deliberately trimmed, for $1.as
and $3.50.
There are Dresses here at
SI.eS, $2.4s, $3.4s and up to
S7.9S; very attractive and
stylish materials, and laces Of
the best workmanship cannot
be cqualled, and cannot be
duplicated at these prices else
where.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
NeW Lino[eun1s
$I.25 lnlaid Linoleum,
7oc So. yd.

High grade Inlaid Ii
noleum; very pliable,
thoroughly seasoned col
ors through to back {;
shown in new tile and
hardwood patterns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

About two dozen remnants Of Red Table
Cloths TO close out at 90 per cent less than the
regular price; lengths from 2 to 2ls yards; pat
terms assorted
2-yard wide All-Pure Linen Bcachcd Table
Damask; regular price sl.0O per yard On sale
Monday only, soc
22-inch Napkins to match at So so per dozen.
worth $500.
72-nch Mcrccrzed Table Dnmnsk; n 90,
value; sale price Monday, 5Oc yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Sterling Siuer Picture
Frames

I'm ORAL and square style, with
bnii feet. shown In NIL the
wanted sizes: $500 sizes. soc;
Si.IO sizes, 1jc; 500 sizes,
$500, and 80 on.
Oriental S,timony Frames, I'm
OWL md square styles; 25c
sizes, i5c; soc sizes 21c; zoe
sizes, lie; Si.O0 sizes, Gle; Si.25
sizes, zoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Rope Portieres

Just received shipment
of new elegant Rope Por-
there's prices range Csc,
S1.25, $500, $3.50, $500.
So. 90 and up to $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Superb Shouting Of Spring and Sunni
Hall Couering

Prairie Grass Rugs made from selected and constructed
with heavy coors and quality durble the kind that
satisfaction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
New Fibre Hall Rugs

Rattania Fibre Rugs are the
newest creation i'll the Rug
line. especially adapted to use
III halls as we'll as rooms.
Rattania Fibre Rugs are
made seamless, reversible; can
be easily cleaned, easy to
sweep, don't soil easily. are
waterproof
Size 5ox6o inches. .S1.oo
Size 4HX713 ieet....... So 90
Size oxo feet So SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Air Fern and
Dish. 63c

Tomorrow we offer
you the opportunity TO
secure IA beautiful zoe
large size Air Fern and
g handsome S-inch SOC
hammered brass Fern
Dish, with ball feet, the
two for 63c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Crepe Decline and Crepe Meteor
Boudoir Caps

net. with rume of Val. lace.
Monday sale price, I8c.
New Feather TriuaminE-
Dainty curled ostrich Feather
TrimminE, in white, purple,
green, binck and peacock blue,
the newest idea In trimming for
ncckwcnr and dresses; per yard,
5Uc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Beautiful Neu Blouses


orgndie chiffon
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Neat trimmed ones, made OF
fine sheer India Linon; long
waist effects, for ........ SOC
Another lot trimmed more
deliberately, for ........ 7sc
Dress with lace and tucked
panel fronts, lace trimmed
sleeves, skirt trimmed with
lace; Dutch necl: and short
sleeve; long waist; others
with medallions OF elnbroider-
les and iaces; some neatly and
others deliberately trimmed;
materials the best that can be
purchased; these are worth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

These stands are solid
brass. 20 inches high.
with S-!nch opening:
shown with the lion
head handles. The above
price for Monday only.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Gold Filled bracelets, pInin
engraved and chnsed; every ono
guaranteed for iiNc years. Spc-
cinl, sic each.
500 German silver Mesh Bag
inrEc G-inrh engraved frame
mcsi, unbrcnknblc. Special
Monday. only S1.15.
The new imported soc French
Beads. Special Monday, 39c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Toilet Articles Special Prices q

Peroxide Cold Cream. 25c value for 1Sc.
Ivory Soap, sc value. &c cake.
Hair Brushes. all-hair bristles, Use and 81 o
alues, for SOC; sl.25 Brushes for 500, an
l so Brushes for $1.25
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
.F.P. POWELL PASSES
At PLAIkVIEW HOME
Death Wa tneNpected-Was For
merlg Aftorney aud prominent
GitiIen OF amarillo.

Judge 3 T. powell former re-
ident of Amarillo. died suddenly
Monday evening 10 OOH. home or
PnIuview be hal been slightly
udIsposed Monday and had secured
ONE medicine from @ physician iio
retired early and about @ o'clock
Hhel Mra powell went % the bed 20
Cove lIm some medicine she found
AIm dead % o. presumed that death
was tHs result OF heart trouble
The uon. OF biz death came as q
shock % the intimate friends OF the
family Boz Amarillo Judge Gee. DIS
former iaW partner bad had some
CORE poudcnor with him only Few
days ago and be- said nothing about
ans .icknees.
Judge Powell was about 20 years
of age and came 20 Amarillo from
WaYlhachie Goo 1908 About Two
wears ago no moved 10 plainviev aud
boo paid bur little attention 90 the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
NEW BUSINESS BUILDING
To CO UP At ONCE
tnpfbrr VIII Probably oiioW
Dnit Few Months later.

Another large business building .H
10 boz erected 70 once On South ru.f
street opposite the Magnolia go
tel plans fof me same were prsc.
/ iically completed % Zee weeks ago.
but the work has been DELAYED Hr-
Gil rho transfer OF The Site was fu.
ally completed
This o. one 0f the largest bu..ur d
building 20 be- erected boo fhc CITY
ibis year and is 90 be- compile %
ready 10 occupy by November l..
Construction work will begin next
Monday and Fred Bone. tho COO
tractor bias just seven weeks m
Fhich 10 complete tne building
The building Uiil b. G0Rl3l feet
ard will cost about So 600 u $40
be- one story and modern 900 every
respect n win have Two large lI -
ness rooms one OF which $3.50 bee
occupied by the C. 81 EakIe Under
taking Company and The other 3D..
the Panhandle Grocery COMPANY
The morgue will couiain modern
aud convenient funeral parIur
g. M Eakle. OF the g. 80 Bake
Undertaking Company. o. having fh"
holding erected
This d. tHe beginning OF tno rrha-
bl'iiaiinF oi another block Doc fh"
edge OF the bnalue district AuH.
thor large building Nill probably h"
erected in the same vicinity Zoo thr
near future This win boz the third
bushes. building 40 ro up in Chat
part ~ the city this flll
The Green building Boo fHs 600
block BIS just receiving tLc finishing
Touches and the reruIprl concrete
foundation for tho Mrs 10 % Oliver
Eaklc building. on The opposite side
of the street b. Just being r0mp.of.
.od.
The brick work ON the ucR .Ir
tory of Wubon Bros. timer aHd
iron iauk buildors bias Just been
completed ~ Second lud Fillmore
street. and the building ui'I Doc oc.
cupicd within tho next icN weeh-
Py early spring if not before
other business buildings H.Il Dor lH
progress and work on tho 100000"
government building win begin .uuu
BIDS on the latter building Ui.l H"
opened next Monday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
Mnn, Inrnnenn Ncts.

Nov,s Great London shows villa
appear boz AMARILLO. "wednesday, Sop
tpmhor
While fhs trained wild beasts arc
70 great feature. the regular line of
acts are UI.N up to high 'au.
darl
The wonderful Zanfretta Family
are surprise aud have no equal
The lovaudr- are among tho lIg
acts tho N3rfk Troupe rho Iuua't
Twins. tho nronzc Troupe have DO
peers The clowns are funny to-
elephant. numerous and the mcuag-
erie is large and the Glasgow pr..,
Team % Ernlf feature.
free street parade will be- given
which Ni'' leave the grounds a' 10
O'Clock on tho day ~ the perform
Hupp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS

practice OF law since thar time ~
leaves widow and seterl. children.
the oldest about grown.
he sas one 70. AMARILLO prom
nent citizens and wa active 90 pun
lic affairs For some time be was
% member o. me school board and
he vas also prominent Odd Fell
low BE 800. owner OF the Powell
building on Polk street which rs oc-
cupied by the Joiner Printing Com
pany He also owned several pieces
OF residence property iu This city
The funeral service. wiil occur In
Plein,iew Thursday afternoon 90 3
O'Clock i1tnrmcut at l'a.uy."W
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

touches for the fair nciati0n and
THESE are assisting In putting things
Zoo shape for the exhibits One even
ing this week this force of men Was
turned loose upon one substantial
building oi O private concession -
and the same was completed BOO iUHt
one hour sharp
Every Amarillo person who o. az
ranrIur for an exhibit booth ~ tho
fair. .houla be- busy this morning
Or one waits and expects 90 build
aud decorate their booth in ono da".
they ar, -ure to have their work ruh
uiug through rhc first dag of the
fair and. besides. are sure TO leave
off something in their arrange
ments which mi INT be necessary ju
! do their exhibit justice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
CI1N SPrINKIEE VIZ.
M HISl ntIING TAtI

The fIty commission mot Boo rr
lu'ar .os ion Tuc-d1y afternoon uuii
$50 oi fh, member being present.
The bills were allowed and th,
commissioner took mp the matte
of spr.ukiiug tine trects and road.
between the city and tbo 'H.
Grounds The matter was lofi 20 B,
Dty manager who win put the rliy
wagon Hf the work
Tho matter OF the bond. for tIg
oNtrn policemen. who will br ON dU't
900 after the fair. was disposed of
The commi ION was only iu SOL.
sion about thirty minutes and mat
ters NOT of immediate importauc'
we're lcfi 10 boz disposed oi at @ u.
furp meetings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

Mr. u O. priddy and u r. poorv
took nip Yesterday afternoon
Vest o' town .u the latt,rs car boz
search OF farm products Go ho pm
un exhibition no the Panhandle
State Fair They returned just Doe
fore might HifH the car laden with
100 kinds OBJ. farm products Anyone
having ANYTHING On this line io plt
ON exhibition can leave ~ at The city
N8I' and r tIll he looked after
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
Notice Trainnen.

so members OF the Brotherhood
OFF Rail Road Trainmen Wiz meet at
Ira.nmau Hall AZ . ~ p. m N"d-
uesd8s to attend funeral OF Brother
W N ~Uearinger. SefgtCs viii De-
he'1 mo grigEs r1dertasiag r.rior
1f . g. m luetrma4f 90 Ligu0 Come
ierv
~ HiMgfCr.
So rr7as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

al members will meet ~ * Of
= HaI Wednesday - .. M 90 az
tend funeral of Broths. ~ W
susnrireor. forfi-ss viii - lsid ai
Gr'gr- Undertaking Parlnrs Inter
mont no fffnn caf"'rrv
CHsS MAYER.
y 81 = :. :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
Notice An Flks

AlI members Amarillo Lodge So
fls arc requested 20 meet a. the
bonn" at If- p M % AMEND 10
funeral nf Brother IS " Swearing
sr luf"rmeuf 90 Llar1 cemetery
HrDU p WHtTCONB. 3 n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

The case OFF the Wheeler MOt"r
Msrchauf.le company vs. y r Good
man. OF NiIhorado. which was call'l
.n fhs United States District Court
Monday Has still on trial Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

Vain Exhibit iiall
WORT Boo thD main oNIiuf bail
continued until % 'H'e hour la#'
uighf
ono pf the most protoutoua of lh.
booths mat we're we'll advanced ltsI
uighf was chat of 90, . r. BRYANT
ompauN which Nas h,wu last FRI
d1N Another dny or two viii make
'his booth ready fo receive fI. dI.
pIat
Tho booth of tho Southwestern
Telephone Company B.. Just read, OIL
receive fIe finishing touches
The King Holland Furniture Com.
pluv viii have an attractive display
again this year b- 'hv bad ht
and work ou OBJ. same is lIrriy i1
progress
Tho Bu..cIICucEr.u Printing
company Who bad 900 intc-ostl1e
industrial exhibit '1si ya1r. arc d.
ready NJ work CON- thrir booth tor
fHI. time Their exhibit win boz
very much varied from chat of las
year hr' Wu lr none OBJ. Is.. .u
far0.t'ue Th.. company 900 h1,.
one of 'He.r nrrr safes at tho fair
ground which viii hs 100 fhe disposa.
nl fht uIr association
Tho r. 81 Caldwell Indian mo.
fnrryclo agency vili have ar ultra
tive booth aeBiu fHI. frlr an1 work
Del already 'u rrurr.s. ou fhs anne
ThIa booth win require % ron Idor
ABB, amount OF extra wiring
q
Company whose display of last veal
NIIl boz remembered ht visitors f'
The fair are already 80 work on
another attractive display
George p Richards proprietor 1
fHn Richard. auto Painting Com
p1ur has fhe work already we'll aI
farCri or DIS booth where hr vif
arrange an attractive display Uhir'
Hi' show great enterprise
S,HiI'ur- a to OFF san France
ro. have taken space Boz the s.
H.h.f rll and are arranging FOR %.
attractive display and adyprfisemar
uf their r1ffees
These are Iew nf those ga ho Hly.
bs-uu arrangement for their inH.
t.tual display up fn last MIGHT %
fay fIo exhibit BAH $500 he ver
much alive stir ffr uort off saw
and plane. arf banners. electrician
and others
rodi, De- ths d1F Tor the exhihi
booths to Do takiue 0n definite shan
bl fomorr0u night n con .idcraht
portion of these exhibits viii be- f'
their places
The rnncessiouis's. likewise. haF
been hust and a number OF the-
have their stands already erect
A fofce of Carperfers have been o
hands. putting on the nuishin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

I'd Dlehl. Of Panhandle. snippol
ont goo three year old steers yef
teflay 10 the Kansas tlfy market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

To the many friends Of Mr.
Scales and myself who so kindly
rendered their services ana tOkeui
oil remembrance. during her sick
ness and death. wish % thank YOU
most heartily Your kindly deeds.
sympathetic words and beautiful toA
ems help us in our bereavmeni ana
We cherish them In memory of our
loved one
Sincerely.
ROLLIE u SCALES
Daily isews Want A6s must Do az
'0mpanled by the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
Automobile Tent.

q large new tent tusliu icc'. UllI
be- erected ON thr grounds for th.
rruerII automobile display N'mu.t
this entire space win be- taken Co.,,
automobile lgeu,iDs Boz nrf bur
very '.'tl'. DO any space R1s I,r
hy late last might Beside. the local
firms which viii boz represented. ,bD
Mitchell car agency from Dallas co.,
Fort Worth ui'l ho here with e. 1ia
UHl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
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agency s erecting modern up lD
date garage ou the grounds wurI
$3.50 Do, permanent building AMI
which $500. br occupied Hs NJ Green
ttrks exhibit of fnr latest ir 500.
lpmal automobile. one hear
much favorable continent .h"D Doe
come, 20 600. bWlJine upon rN' bro
triot. 900 and euf'rpr which has
lead go If, erection