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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-03
The Independent
ELkO HIGH L
A BIG SUCCESS

- BIZ UCCES
To say that the rally of the Elko
HI was a big success, inadeuuately
describes the doings last night in FL
ko. There was nothing doing but the
rally, and as predicted in yesterdays
issue 1t was the greatest burst of en-
thusiasm ever seen in Eastern Ne
vada.
The college men were there with
old-time yells and college spirit. The
Old were there to renew their youth.
The young men were there to exer-
else their Vigor of youth. The ladies
were there to yell and root-no, no.
the ladies were there to witness the
splendid glories of the athlete, n
the old ladies were shocked.
The wind did not permit of a bon
fire, at least some of those not en-
tirely carried away by enthusiasm,
thought it best not to run the risk
of burning down the town and finally
succeeded in impressing this view
OHO viz JOuhSoISlSp DuI In6T6 was
a big awe-exciting parade, not a mile
long, but with enthusiasm a mile
high.
The parade wound up at the high
school building where a host had as
sembled, and Ross aggregation en-
dered "Schubert's Pomade" and the
Moonlight Tomato" Vocal selec-
tons followed, and wit, wisdom and
~eloquence flowed fast and furious.
1t was what Teddy Roosevelt would
describe as a bully time, and a splen-
did demonstration of school spirit.
Professor Jewell, of Winnemucca,
declared this morning that he heard
the noise in his home town two
hundred miles away, and there is not
a doubt of the truth of his statement.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-03
PARENTS AND TEACHERS
ASSN MEET TOMORROW

The civic department of the Par
ents and Teachers Association will
meet at the grammar school tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock. Chair.
man Mrs. Jno. Garrecht: Program
as follows: What Are the Qualih.
cations of Voters in the u. s. and
How Fixed" Mrs. Keyser. What
Public Officials Receive Office by
Election and What are Appointative
ohicers?" Mrs. H. U. Castle.
Civic Dept Parents and Teachers
Association.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-03
SPECIAL TAX ON OCEAN TRIPS

The Western Pacific ticket office
Is ] n receipt of general instructions,
Issued to all general agents in the
United States that the following
special revenue will be levied on all
outward bound ocean passages, effec-
1--WE Decemb 1: On tickets costing
$40 tn $50. 81 for each passenger; $50
to 200, SO pei passenger; over $50, SIS
per passenger.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-03
HEROIC SACRIFICE AT SEA
Sailors Drive Their Boat on Mine to
Save a Warshjp-Six of
Seven Perish.

London.-The correspondents of,
Finnish newspapers report the heroic
sacrifice OF the crew Of q Russian.
picket-boat In order to save a Russian
cruiser which was unwittingly ap-.
preaching a mine in the Gulf Of Fin
land. .
Realizing that 1t was too late TO
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-03

Two little shoes found in the pock-
cts OF a mortally wounded Belgian SOL
der touched the heartstrings Of the
nurses In the French hospital to which
he was taken. With them. was a let.
ter to his wife, from whom he had
!oeen separated since the destruction
or their home in ~Termonde, saying he
was sending a pair Of shoes for their
three-year-old baby. bought with
money he had earned as a scout in
hlng Aibert's army. The shoes were
hung above his deathbed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-03

signal the danger, the boat deliberate,
ly rushed at the mine at full speed. A
terrific explosion followed, and six out
OF the crew OF seven persisted. :
The survivor, who was severely
wounded, has been awarded the deco,
ration Of st. George.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-03
Of the ~nToposlffon.

OF inc proposfton.
Lynn district lies northeast OF
Carlin and is Just across the Eureka
county line. That section has moth
ing in common with Eureka county
and a hardship is worked on the res
idents there when they have business
to do at the county seat. They are
close to one hundred and twenty
miles from Eureka, the seat of Eu-
reka county, and the cost of the trip
Is high and much time is required to
go and come. Furthermore, all their
business is done in Elko county, and
the voters of the district register
and vote at Carlin.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-03
WANTS TO JOIN
ELKO COUNTY

Word from the Lynn mining
district to the effect that the matter
of cutting that section off Of Eureka
county and making It a part Of Elko
-coRpty is being discussed there, and
sentiment ia generally in favor
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-03
A Thorough soaklna.

Some OF those soldiers lighting
along the Aisne must lead a dogs
life"
Il should think that lying in a
trench half full Of water day after
day would be more like a frogs
life"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
WHEN HEADACHY
TAKE CASCARETS
FOR THE BOWELS
Tonight. Clean Your Bowels aad Ind
Iltadaciss- Coli- SUR stomach.

Get a l0-ccut % now
YOU'VE bilious You haze "a thyuh-
hing sensation m your head "a bad
taste in your mouth. Your eyes burn
your Kin is yellow. with dark rings
under y0ur eyes your lips are parch-
ed NO wonder you feel ugly. mean
ana ll-tempcrcd. Your system ls
fuil us bile not properly passed on
and Nhat you need Is a cieaning up
Inside Don't continue being Il bile
ious nuisance Co your self and those
Who i0ye FOL aud don't resort Go
harsh phSsies that ~irrittte and injure.
Remember that most disorders of the
stomach liver and bowels are cured
by morning with semitic. thorough
CasCarets-fhcy Nork while YOU sleep.
A f0-cent box from your druggist
Will keep your liver ana bowels clean.
stomach sweet. and your head clear
Tor months Children love &C. take
c~ascarcts. because thes taste g0od
aud 1eNcf grlpe or sicken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
FOR JUDGE
JOHN BARON BURG
IN WEED FIGHT
City Attorney Admits Con-
tention Municipality Must
Cut Growths Off Private
Property: Complaint Dis
missed.

Efforts of The city authorities Go
compel property oNner 20 cut weeds
iu the streets IN front 81 their houses
or IN public alleys received "a knock
out this morning Judge Baron surg
won hls night iu the city court 10 cs-
tablish the fact that the city must cut
weeds on streets and alleys
Judge Burg w4s cited tu appear
last vees oy Health Oficer Tom
Morriu. who swore out "a complaint
under the anti-wecd ordinance Tie
sought 90 compel she probate judge
90 cut the weeds on the street To-
front of his property at North Elcs
cnth street and Marquette avenue.
Judge Burg announced aa soon as
the complaint was made known 90
him that he would nrhi The ease 90 %
nnish-iu the supreme court 10 neces-
sary. Tie cut the goldenrud on the
Pcrea addition Dot Go The sidewalks
line, bat from there outward hr rec
fused To- las rake. axe CO. ans other
implcmcut Co the gruwths Ills Cou
tenilon was that the citt N8s reqult-
ed 90 take care OF the weeds On url-
waite property 10 lt wanted them cut.
Z N"Ath NANHH NHN NNINNN" anu NAiA
public improvements. the Judge point
I'D out. and 4t was up To the authori-
ties, who tool the taxes. 90 keep the
streets ls thes should be kept. Hemalu-
tui1ed. further. hat the city had no
right Go compel him to remove any
aity's dut. as Go weeds Oh priyat,
ptorcrtt. bot hc was willing 90 clear
away the gpidenr1d, as % pYhllc-spir-
tied act from his lot. But weeds Oh
his iot he nrmiv Insisted were en-
tIrolN up to the g.iy
This morning Wnen The weed case
was called bcfor, Judge rralg .n the
.its court CiI, A,turueg Thomas ~
Wiikersou sustained Judsc Burs e
stand.
The judge was r,sht about The
eify.s duty ns tu weeds 90 private
property. D., said. and moved "a dis
mi,-al Df tine complaint ADgprdl1E-
iE, Judgo craig threw the case uut
~ court, aud hereafter Inspector Tom
Morr.n viii quit asking people to aut
weeds that trc growing uu thc streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
HANDFUL OF THE
FAITHFUL STAND PAT
BOYS ASSEMBLE

About nfty falthful stand-pat Re-
publicans. including a few who found
the hall ON Gold avenue "A comfort
able place "a which 10 escape from
the biting wind, gathered az the Re
publican meeting last night Tho
meeting was called 10 order by
County Chairman W. H.. Gillcnwater,
who assigned the duties OF prcsiding
officer 20 " H. Andrews col W
M Berger. Col John Borrodalle.
Judge John Baron Burg and others
addressed tho meeting. with Nestot
Montoy9 acting as Interpreter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14

the camp Point journal says
MIR Reed o. the son 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Henry r. Reed. a mighty fine
young man who was 0orn, reared ana
educated In Camp Point. where u u
safe to say every man, woman and
child IN the town Is his friend, ana
that II saying q great deal.
but Roy deserves an this. else II
would not be his great privilege 20
enjoy this general friendship
Ills bride Is a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Martin Eckcrt. FORMER resi-
dents OF Quincy. but now of Albu-
querque. n NJ. She Is q sister 1T
AIRS William Callahan ana Airs Ju-
seph Bates. and is a charming young
woman, whose permanent residence
iu Camp Point viii be welcomed by
all"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
R ATTENDANCE
AT MEET
IN SILVER CITY

silver City, ~ n. oct 1.-THE an
nual convention al New Mexico Fed
Grated Womcu's clubs got under fun
headWay th.s morning with the open
ing OF the program OF federation bus
mess. The delegates arrived yestcr-
day from an parts of The state and
were welcomed formally at 10 meeting
JOB f,lks' thoater last night when Ma
Percy Wilson delivered the adj
dress OF welcome for the gity The
city is tastofuily decorated il honor
oi the Visiting ladies who are here IN
numbers greater than have over at
tended a federation meeting before.
The program calls FOR almost contin-
uous sessions and social events until
Friday evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
Blood Sufferers
Want to Know
-
The Light is Turned on TO q
Subject Of Darkness.

The mere fart that S s =, the famous
blood purider drives out disease IS a
worlds story, a topic of conversation wher-
eyer men rct together.
They wonder why, simply because nest
remedies are mystined and put before item
as discoveries The facts are that We
pay too much attentiap 10 possibilities aud
not enough o. real. homespun accomplish
mcut $ s. - ls n remedy " oar fathers.
il has q history .hai o. written deeply Ia
mems minds bcgaus, &C. has donc The work,
driven out deep seated disease. revived
hope. put thr o.. r. on appearance aud
clampcd down light any effort of germs
to get the upper hand sny sore spot nn
the skin is nn immediate demand Tor
81 s. s. since thc Arst principle ~ THE
famous remedy d. 90 strike out Tor places
~ trouble. This b. q Psychological face
and $ $ s. h true 90 the workings %
our body
Get a bottle % s. E S today al any
druggist aud begin uiood health n VIII
master any bippd disease and DO % iu n
way 90 emphasize ls influence And ~
YOU would Hko definite advice write ~
swift Specific Co. SO swift BldE Atis~'a
Ca Their medical department b. wheT'
most people drst seek advice that puts
ibem on thc straight road
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
GENERAL SALAZAR
WILL Be TRIEO IN
ALBUQUERQUE

SAINT Fc IS ~. O,t a. Judge
" D. pop, called both the c.rii rnd
criminal do.bcts r the federal court
this moruin- Ions lists 1I cases on
both dr.k,t- were soft Cor trltt
Among them Is that of th, United
SttJre aEtIust Gruef.I Jose hur1
salszar charged with pcriurt lu ,on-
negiIou with hs recent trial Zoo Ni'
lSI.ou ot neatraltS lu which "a is UI
leled he testified falsely ss Geo mon
nor 81 htf entry otto she United
states was scf tu ue tried iu Albu-
qucrguc November "a"
Tho rass oi the tuitvd States Fer-
sus Moua HeIi. charged vith yipiat-
ms the Mann white slHte att also
Wa set Tor trial Boo Albuquerque ai
a date Geo De nRra while So lT expect
cd that the gsrr agtinst Frank
Keen. e prominent Grant county cate
tlcman charged with bringing Dora
Jenkins into New Mexico n Violation
of the Mann act ALSO viii hs heard
Boz Albuquerque.
The trial 0l Sick Gomez charged
with mailing az Elephant Butte an
obs,eue letter addressed Co Miguel
Rodriguez az Albuquerque. was set
fur trial October 90
The case against Miguel Chates
was passed to-day. the boud bot beiug
forfeited
The case of William "a Parker vs.
the santa be railroad Was brought
into federal court FRO mthe fourth
district todaN Parker seeks $4,000
damages foe alleged damage one to
his land in Guadalupe county hy the
huilding Of an embankment b> the
railroad
la county court today Judss Ab-
bot sentenced a. sin to nins months
in d penltsntlarv one ~ptEanifich.
charged with hHying assaulted With a
deadly weapon John hunt, q pt boss
al the Maduid mines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
Eloquent Orator to Address
People of All the River Pre-
cincts in Behalf Of Demo-
cratic Ticket.
SAYS OUTLOOK FOR
SUCCESS IS BRIGHT
County Committee Continues
Effort to Bring Hon. A. A.
Jones Here for Meeting
This Week.

Hon Antonio Luecru, secretary OF
New Mexico. whose convincing elo-
q]ucnce hAs made him "a Of the most
sought for campaign speakers in the
state. arrived 90 Albuquerque ycstcr-
day and placed himself 10 the hands
uf the count, Democratic committee
for a. week cot campsigu speeches in
Bernalillu county. Chairman John
Simms oft tho county committee proc
puscs TO- make the most Of the state
seCretary'H services and has arranged
q program which Wiz take Mr. Lu-
ccrp into eaeh 81 the river precincts
Yesterday afternoon Mt Lurgro add
dressed the people Of paJar!to ana
lass uight he spoke aj Durancs, This
morning he visited the University of
New Mexico and viii go there tomur-
row morning 20 the assembly hour to
address the students This afternoon
he speaks az Atr.suU 30 tonight at
san Jose other precincts VIII Doe
visited tomorrow and Friday and the
urday ught ben the court hou-, at old
Albuquerque when the big crowd ui
tho wees .s expected
AIR II.ero has just come lrom q
oampaisu tour of BIO Arr.hi DountN,
the home yaa1ty OF ,hc Republican
candidate loi CONGRESS where be has
met With 70 ,ors cordial reception.
Ms reception boz RIO Arrlba gount3
was 90 Ncrt Curiial one said Mr Luz
Zero this moruiuE land while the
county be- normally strongly Ropubli-
can. 1 believe lt is sale go saw that
u BE- goes fp, thc Republican gand.-
dat" at sI This fJli lt 1911 Doe hy q
very small majority. while lt seems
to mc uNelg that ia, Demo. I4f.D leg
i|slaf.Fc candidates m8l Doe elected.
ln NI" NrrIhs county and elsewhere
iu 'hls campaign my effort haas necu
tu make ml e%ampaiau addresses of ana
] education nature . have been avoid
nE personalities ts largely as posse
BILE and VIII continue Go io $50 cspog-
tally with the Spu1isu-Amcrirar po1-
/ rle who . find have NOR, .h3u ever
70 des.rr Goo know The tft, ISSUES n
the nRIu election both static aud
n|attoual l tH, mos d|,uIur1HIg
thtUg that the Republicans should
hBN, sought 600 make Ju, |.tUpuI4u
IHt Nh fernando ar the ground iHHt
be is a SPANISH American sud 1s SID n
should h.t, 'Hs support of tu, Span
.-u -rsIk|Ha people There d.. uu .H.,
teeliue auuul tht grcal wainr.., Ui
The Spanish America ..I.lnus OFF taI-
state Tuss tauf .H d. and vnf. ton
what I- r-Af 0ud i BE- tn -lE, tn,ul
% belief fs Goo iHr r-uI .HHf tu
nov -p,t,lu- o. uli people 1o.Io.e
loo president WILSON. .1 b.- tHfiu and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
CENTRAL SALE is
AGAIN POSTPONED

santa Fc y 81 OCT. ll-Salc at
public uuttou Of the Sew Mexico
Central railroad again WAS post
poncd. this time indefinitely, late
yesterday afternoon, after Referee
Lorin c. collins hed offered il un-
der court order. Receiver g. e Mur-
"a, and hes attorney T. " Dobson.
were present To- protect the Interests
ut the bu~udholdcrs, u there were
uo bidders The war iu Europe,
which destroyed sil chance for inn
mediate puAuginB pi the Gulf New
Mexico and Pacific coi1puuy. has
also made Impossible any other ei-
FORT to huanDo the old read and its
future remains lu considerable doubt
For The present, operation oy the
rcreiN er VIII continue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14

toonlinued rom Page one.I

Ramos as scting General mauaser at
toe system. Tn. lines OF the come
PAM form "a network over She entire
federal district ,%>tending Tor nearly
-so mites and rrylaH millions of
passengers monih.
pue 10 IA depir alton bon the Next
Fan pesos the utnaeement informed
the government tHday of Us inability
20 grant the dcm 1dn o. Inc men tor
shorter hours o. double vases. de-
c%iaring that passengers were now be-
ms transported at less than as cents
sold Immediate, thereafter soldiers
ook Possession oi the property.
The act has Dsused IA sensation
here as the tram way company and
he allied McXlcau iight and poWt
COMPANY limited supply all the hsht.
poWre. heat and transportation with
lu d radius OF thirty mites ~ the cape
itai The joint Investment of The al
lied companies represents nearly
500 Gee. 600.
Passengers arrIving from Aguss
Calientes say that General villa b.
thirty miles north of there with a
large force and determined Go nghi
unless thv sdherents Of Carranza
asrce 90 a commission form 90 SOW
e%rnfueut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL, LUSTR0US,
FLUFFY HA IR- rs CENT DANDERINE.

VIII 1p after about tNu wccas use,
when lou VIII see now hilr-h1o ana
uoWny 40 tr-t-yes-uut really urN
HaIf- spIugtluE out al over gouf
-.alu baudcrius e Wc nol.rtc me
only rur, hair grower destroyer oi
daudruN aud cure log itchy scalp and
10 never fails zoo stop ;alltus hair al
once.
lf SOU want to prove hUV pretts
and soft your hair really is, ma.stc1 q
cloth with a little bBnderius ond
carefully draw 30 through your hair
taking one small strand tt % time.
Your hair viii De soft, GLOSSY and
beautiful 10 just a few moments
delightful surprise awaits eseryuH,
who tries this.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
MISS A ECKERT
BECOMES BRIDE OF
ILLINOIS MAN

Announcement o. made oi thc mnf-
rnpr of Mise pctri Eekcrt, daueh-
ter az MI and Mrs M9rtiu Eckofl,
OF l1t South Aruu street. Go Roy
Reed. OF Camp Point ul They were
married &c quincy. Il. Sept -. at
the parsonage of the Vermont Street
Methodist Episcopal church, hy The
paAsor ftet n V ming Miss Eek
crt went 90 Camp Point last summer
uu ID vacation tr'u.
Mr. and MIS- Reed VIII Diake thciy
home 100 Camp Point where Mr. Reed
ID. associated with his father in the
drug business or the happy couple
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14

bis majority shall 3o by getting out
the vote This matter OF getting The
vote is seriuus or the $4,000 votes
cast Boo tho FIRST statc election hardly
a., 600 may Dee counted ON Co bo cast
in this election unless q supreme ef-
fort. in |organ.zcd torn is made Co
bring tho people Co tine polls with
out the interest OF county officers or
state officers to work on % viii Doe
ditHsul. Zoo bring out The full sot, i1
amy county The getting out ot thr
vote los sulremel important in fhc
LEGISLATIVE election. where the rual
Issue Boz una. campaign ues Or tho
Democrats expect Co carry the house
tho vote
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
FORTUNE TELLERS PAY
FINE AND A TOWN

queen Aurselia and Mrs - "a
Rosedall the carnival fortune-teilcr-
who were nned $50 apiece la police
oouri following their arrest as aileg-
"a Fhophtfors. paid their lines today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
NJ More Dandtun 0r Falling ilair-
\ Real uipti~c Awaits Nuu.

To hc possessed OF 3D. hcad "l heavy
beautiful hair. -.iI. lu~irlu-, NunF,
V8., and free from duudfun merely
o matter ut using e. Uttlc uaudor.nc.
o. rt-y and Inexpensive Geo have
nice, seft hair and lots 90 H J1si
SET "a .a sent bottle ui knoWltou
Daudeyine uow.i drug stores rec.
onmcud II-applt 10 httle as directed
aud within TON m.uut"s there Will Pee
au appearance of abundance fresh-
ness nu,uuess ana au Incompatible
gloss and lusgre and 3d. as % "lll
you cannot nud "a trace 90 dandrun "i
falling hair; Qua your real surpris,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14
Directors to Have Meeting
With President Ladd of
State Agricultural College
in Near Future.
ALBUQUERQUE sT0P-0vER
PRIVILEGE DISCUSSED
w. r. Brown of FL Paso Tells
Club Members at Informal
Meetings Difficulties Of
Extending Privilege.

. Following the suggestion ct =
. the Evening Herald yesterday. .
= aad a report Vt the committee =
y on county resources, the Com =
. merclal club officers last night =
following an Informal meeting 10 .
. thS ulab rooms. extended an in .
= Vitntion Co Dr. George r.. Ladd, =
y president Of the state AgriCul- =
. tural COLLEGE. Go stop in Ai0u- =
= querquc Tor "a meeting with the =
. ciul directors at which the matt =
. ter OF a county agricultural agent Z
tor B%crnalillo county will be dis
. cussod Dr Ladd now Is in Mora =
. county on the county agent mat z
. ter. and has succeeded in estate =
= fishing COUNT agents IN Colt8X. 9
. Luna and Chatcs counties. % is Z
. the purpose OF the club. as an Z
y nounocd by President Cushmau =
. last ulght. tp investigate he pose .
y sibilities ot thc county agent plan Z
y and if adapted 20 conditions ln Z
= this county 90 secH for the es- Z
. t~ahlshme1t cd an agent here Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-14

They got their tent from street Com
Missioner Martin Tierney. Nho took
a. down while they were Ia the city
Sail Mondsy. and prepared o. leave
town They dldt SAY where they
we're aoinE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-19
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-19
Black Dirt For Sale

POO losds II black dir, Tor
sale. Inquire sos Tyler. Phone
iO7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-19
THE LIMIT CAFE

Clssnesi .ud hest place o. eat. Try
The Limit. as Taylor.