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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
NEW PRIZES FOR DOGS
Long Island Kennel Club Gives
Three Silver Trophies.

The match committee OF the Long Isl
ard Kennel Club announces the offering
Of three silver trophies, 10 be competed
for at The meetings from February to
November inclusive.
One trophy Will be awarded TO the
member showing the greatest number Of
dogs throughout the series. The same
dog. if shown five times, will count as
five dogs.
The other two trophies will be offered
as point trophies. one for toy dogs ana
tho other for large breeds.
No champion will be eligible 10 COM
pete at more than one show of the series.
The committee feels that under this plan
every body. particularly the small sreed-
or. will have an even cnance. and there,
fore il expects the unanimous support or
the members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
English POn1S Find Our
Winter Climate Trying

Goldmine Young Nipper. another wonder
full black. By Champion Young Nipper and
Zalia. Then there is Eastney Imp. by
Belper Imp and Eastney Kit Kat Imp
is grandson Of the famous Eastney
Dickens
Eastney Posey is brown white, which
has not yet been shown. She is sixteen
months old and weighs only pound ana
three quarters Posey is a daughter OF
Little Charmer. who is the dam of many
English winners. Her sire is Belper imp
She Is trne out Of coat at present.
and. shorn OF her hrsute adornment' she
is quite eclipsed by her kennel mate
Eastnev Nibs. His Nibs is quite nam
moth tipping tie scales at nearly three
hounds. and he has 4 wonderful hea!N
chocolate coat lie is OF the FAMOUS
Thirlesmere Imp strain.
Etheraw Gem is another attractive choc-
olate TOW. She is Icy Young Nudge and
FIv Gem created Great sensation at the
Manchester Pom club show, when she
was shown i'm wonderful coat Gem VIII
make her American debut at the west
minister show
t,astney Bag Of Tricks is another one OF
Mrs. Carlin's dogs which will be shown at
the Westminster exhibition. He is now
the property of G. Barnett, Of Asbury
Park. Bag Of Tricks is a tiny black Rom
which il said to be shoi ter in back than
any Pom living to-day. lie created SEN
was sold for record price.
Mrs Carlin did not show any Of her
dogs at the Pomeranan show at the wal
Gorf last week. although number of the
winners came from the Eastney kennels.
Miss Marion Kennedy's Pomeria Wasp,
Which was formerly Eastney Monsieur,
won in all Of his classes and was reserve
winner.
| Foresteis Mite OF Delight was another
Eastney product. as was Mosley Orange
Gil. Miss Theodore Wilbours winning
bitch. Mrs Carlh, was surprised as. in
deed, was every one, at Mr. Marsden $
preference for the oranges at the Pom
slow. II was not a case. however. Of lo.-
ing the oranges more, but the blacks and
browns less. and Mrs. Carln agreed with
Nj. Marsden that they were compare
lively poor
There are fads in dogs just as there
are in things sartorial." said Mrs. Carln;
Tor instance, last year no one wanted
anything but blacks and chocolates: this
wear / brought over these colors and Icft
my sables and oranges at home ana
now find that every ono is demanding
fancy colored Poms have a beautiful
oIlnse Pom called Eastucy Gold Spark.
which is "a cousin az and very similar 20
Nh Smyth's new winner
If m ght have sold Spark .ozcn times
had ! brought him with me but I fenced
that ne would he too vivid i'm color
protabl. by the time ! come over again
the orange Poms viii have become
th.ns OF the pest in America You Amer
leans do everything 50 rapidly that you
do not care FOR any one thins ,ery LONG
al time.
MIS-. Carlin SAYS that she is often sur
prsed AT the condition in which American
dogs are put down. They often 80 in the
ring only partly groomed and not in good
coat and then expect TO win blue ribbons.
After all. 7ne feathers do make fine
Pcmeranians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
RYAN BRINGS DOG
FROM GERMANY
Shepherd Prize Winner
Will Be Entered in
Show at Newark.

Thomas r. RYAN, who is one Of the
pioneer fanciers OF the German shepherd
dog in this country. has imported bitch
which will make her initial bow on the
bench at the Newark show next Sat
urday.
She IS from the best OF the prize win
ming stock Of the Fatherland, and be-
fore she was one year old was winning
AT last summers shows in Germany
Oak Ridge Frigga Won Magdeburg will De
shown at New York with strnS OF the
Oak Ridge German shepherd dogs.
which include some home bred stock that
looks most promising.
Reginald Vanderbilt is one 81 the
latest recruits 10 the German Shepherd
Dog club. and is a most enthusiastic
member. Mr.. Vanderbilt has just bought
one Of the Oak Ridge puppies.
The German Shepherd Dog Club,
though only year old, makes showing
Of tventy-three specials for the West
minister show. many Of them money
prizes The club is planning to get out
paper called The Bulletin devoted
10 the German shepherd dog and his his
tory. the first issue 10 he ready FOR the
New York show. Mrs. &. lIalsted Yates
and b. II Throop are temporary editor
Of this venture
This breed Of dog is attracting the at
tention of practical sheep breeders. and
after an article appeared recently in
"The Shepherds Journal" many inquiries
came to owners for animals for watcn-
dogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08

dog and has purchased from p. II. Throop his
famous imported German shepherd dog Ajax
Now every one IS wondering whether Ajax VIII
add 10 his other accomplishments the difficult
art Of tangoing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
HAS AlRE0ALE PUPpls3
His Highness Is Sire Of n
in Albright Kennels. !

Andrew Albright lr- who hzf
"out OF the West from his winter
in Pasadena 20 attend and txhn
Newark. Boston. New York and PsiI
phis. has the first litter OF Aired2,
his recently imported winner. HIS
ness.
The puppies. seven in all we're .
California aud viii probably Be 4
for sale out there. Mr.. Albright Ia
at his Baughfell Kennels. in Ntsr
litter or wire haired FOX terriers hI
Gear. the dog he brought oge7 Wiz
last summer from England.
High Gear was = winner the onF
he was shown I'm this country. A.
bury. under George Paper, he TOT
ners' while Nintou Breese save a.
in show at the recent Southern Cal,
exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
A NEW ENGLISH BUll1
Brought Over by John Hs1
to Show at Newark.

John HorraX has just brousk
from England q wonderful fsur =
bulldog. The newcomer VIII m>p
debut 1t the Newark show.
The Closeburn Kennels. OWED !
4. Easton and Bayard hirkpatra
rejoicing over the advent OF tire
Griffons. by Haphi Bustsboo 81
There are two boys and one gu ,
litter. which are az present ssc<
size OF nice -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
Dog May Learn to Tango.

Mrs Vernon Castle has Just become a con
.ert TO the charms OF the German shepherd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
PEKlNESE FOR PITTSBURGH
J. A. Davidson Receives Orders
for Spaniel Shipment.

! 4 Davidson. who with J. =. Wander
rrlft owned the most famous bulldogs OF
America a few Years ago. has commits
sions from four prominent fanciers from
pttsburgh for As many Pchingese
spsniels.
Mrs. William Sheppard, owner OF the
Ntinoru Kennels at Sheepshead Bay. mas
)ust sold kinS Beetle PUPPY 10 Mrs'
William II. Ingham, OF Dorchester. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
Toy Spaniel Club Meeting.

An executive meeting of the Toy Span
iel Cub Of America will be held at the
Waldorf Astoria on February n At II
Q clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
Canadian Runners Due Soon.

The Canadian relay team, which Will run
against an American team at Madison Square
Garden Wednesday night. Viii arrive here
Tuesday. Tie visitors hope 10 timber up re
fore the day o. the big race.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
lNSURES LIVES OF UMPlRES
National League Takes out Policies
for rs Essesltcrs-Not
Sfraiu of Fans.

Arrangements have just been CON.
pI''rd whereby fhe National league
hJs iaEeu o1t accident insurance poli.
cIes lu favor of lhe sen ump.res on
thH rolls of th's organization
This .s not doc Goo any damoustra.
I.ons 0n the pave o' PLAYERS or spec
iatUr lh'i ha, been made or may
ur made against .b. p,f.ors of the Co...
b.t,-s of play although BE- is not like
ly ihd. iIe chan .. SOM. VuyVarl
soda pup BOTH" c0Idug with some
umpIr.d. dom. u' thought was al.
together .uur,g
The action '. tln league authorities
ls BOO line F.,n policy OF protect
Iur araH.. railroad accidents. ny.ug
balls ana fho ukr being tls Ufac.
uce when au umpire Las been IN.
Iure1 100 OBJ. Ile uf d.f.. fo drfray
il. cost OF medical auG surgical at
terur1. aHIa Or Ih, same II.He keen.
.le fhr .arsm,iaf.4 fold Judges
upon faa aIlu rolls dHrux rer.od
~ irel..r.f.
Teru- 0f ft. policies call for auav.
mont of g.. O. aesh while victims are
out 0t commission. 3. 900 loo event OF
dsa'h alI 10000 boz event 0f death in
railroad accident % ls fered
If.lI thaf lHe American league VIII
follow SUBJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
SPITBALL NOW
IN D|SREPUTE
WISE PITCHERS N niG LEAGuE
HAVE CAST MOIST SPHERE
ASIDE

The epitban is falling into disuse.
says the Philadelphia Public Ledger
Very few of the twiflers in the blk
leagues are using Il today and those
Who do are using 10 spaungly Tho
wise pitchers have cast 30 aside. know
ius thd even though The use ol the
moist ling may add 10 tho.r string
O. victories % win moan The shorten.
iug OF their careers
Jack Cussuro used IL back IN 1894
when he almost pitched the Yankees
into tho leadership OF the league hut
The use OF the spith4ll practically
ruined CHESHIRE as star performer
I'D Na.sl weed the sp.thall Tor several
!tels. .0d Dos su,re~s vas ghcnomen.
al Hut Che price Was h,fh fur Nalsh's
arm today D. iu such coalition that nc
never AnaH Whether D; uill serve him
thr full route err whether sink viii
oIpetr and fo.cc hu % surrender the
hurliHg 700 To- relic. pitcher
leu tesiDuu used p sptbaI to
great eueuJ when he Hrs landed ON
major l,4erc 'Oh laf Do. uf doing
@ Win such r.,lesa abandon ts of
yorr l'I soon learned Ia.r 90, spite
BEN r'rto DO, uu f used freely
and nos hp throws Il oaly la cmcfgou.
cies
There .re several other pitchers in
the Dig l,aru.s who sHl throw the
apitbail nuI they are throwing IL just
aboI, a hali dozen times during the
game Some OF the fans believe they
throw lt,u,u,r because OF NE decep.
ton praD..D.d hy the pitcher Of put.
tus tho ba,l up near the mouth ami
seeming 'o lutricate 30 Battora aren't
fond ui Wthall They hate 90 sec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

Chicagoans and regsined the lead
they had held several times during
the season Mosely shut out the
Tinkerites again on Wednesday. the
Chicago team. crippled by illness
and injuries. suffering st!l more
from q batting slump on Thursday
Indianapolis made 10 three straight.
errors by Manager Tinker nulnfy-
ing the recovery Ia hitting form his
men showed Finally cu Friday. Chi.
oaso won game though forced TO
20 into extra innings
In the American Association Mil
waukee once more got into the pen-
nani race Meeting the leSFuc lead
ing CuluHels uu the latters oNn
grounds. the Brewers trOunced them
w three oui of four games aud len
Louisville Friday might TWO and
halt same. brhinc The Colonies
had won 50 and lost Gl ou tia. date
Co the champions a. aad so
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
-. .+.....+.....+.

n the Cardinals should au f..
National l.ls.. pouuaui 900, n#H
perdu. VouI. yc tho husN ul
the Brave.
number d.. .uericlu Iet.ur ..f.
la. nirt Dime. and Er.n a. f..
ideal umpIrr ubluatIon Boo Hlf
circuit
nd lack r..I. formerly u. m.
brown. and ... mas been pitching
for something TWENTY Years. Boo.
signed aItb %. .f Iaui. Federal.
No,ir. fro. .rookItu tu Boston
seem. D.. has, boon the ram mu..
f,r Rcd smith .d ha. boom H.ne
ff. vsrr al o. not rurnt mr f|.
nra,e.
Mart. E4..r. Ia Is rufIIr. lid g..
aren't eam. ID. .Dnd 6s., mr H.
Detroit riFar. MARTY ANA l....
uu.b MAX. Zoo romhInaf... ..
tho Es.et,ur
II1tp. FsI.. the aUbH, -.t
Al. uls -a.-ut said io b. boz.
frr halter r.r larp rH4pm
Rom rI.tar. .. .iaa..I d. ....
lr.i,r. lei Milo. zee
WIN Il, p...... Nav. NeIrf.-.
PLATTE Cn.l.a can and Tat..I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
SHAMROCK WANTS
REMNANT CHANCE
CITIES MBhg on GAMES Won
AS JUSTIFICATION ron
CLAIM FOE GAME

Before thc ,caguer ra. been ly-
r'r,'cd VITA mtna lqr..p ou he
nlink. another rival had reared 'rt
head aud demanded % chlurr tu
prove its claim 90 be- the real aud
only champion of the Panhandle
The News Yesterday received
communication from the Shamrock
huu playcrs ia which they stated they
/ have won twenty TAO games oui OF
Twenty Sis opportunities aud they oo
iiovo II b. act Justice O. close Che
Evason without giving them q chance
/ to how their proves aud skill with
/ thc uursphide covered sphere
The following is thD text 90 DO,
communication
Editor Amarillo News
Amarillo TeNas
Dear Sirs
was just aoticiue ZOO your pope,
o. ,hc 9Th. where the civ Loapu.r
anl the Canyon chg baseball club
Wa going to plpy io, the champion
.hip OF the Panhandle ANA I want i1
say that the ShamrpcH BAN tc1W ha.
Iu claim on the champion hip non
or. and we are ready io defend them
/ no any and ali times
We have played 20 games aud 400
Iall hu -four and on, tr rfme With
Clarendon
think wc nav" 900 &C. claim to the
championship than the .mHriiio
boys as We tied vita team that beat
them about three consecutive game
about the Fourth of tuly Besides
they sent 90 Bowie and got @ pitcher
who beat the Fort Worth Texas lea
que team Boo u exhibition game in
Iunc aud they alHo had .oaou
hascmau from the same place uut
Who did Amarillo go against Tor %
pitcher Buutin aud killuN and
neither could pitch varm.up bah 10
b ,hi. bunch aud 10 Won don't believe
. b. ask Dad Cook
I Also ask pad Do Cooke can pitch
BAN and ask him aud also GUut,u
aud llatchott how many hits each
OF them got off cooke
% BE- th" opinion u This part 0'
tu' Panhandle thai shamrock ua
ibc champion ball team and $500 think
amarillo i- of th, Same umu.3y as
$500 have published ,uo challenge boo
your paper and wee have mot received
any reply get
All We want BE- our expenses aud %
lall sam" ana Wc Will show tho Pan
handle who the champions Drr
" We can rrf the aumn our lime
~ viii he the same as 70 Was the
clarendon game nla.iu i'm. o.
/ Cooke % and DO Nudy D. and 90
Reynolds 'h f. Dean ss. Coruirlsou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
BASEBALL CROWS
MORE IN INTEREST
SEM YORK AND BOSTON ~.
IIONAI.S STRUGGLING TO
Capture FIRST PLACE

NEW YORK. Sept Baseball
interest during the Neek conferred
az t!u ou the remarkable struggle for
the pennanl in the National league.
Today fnuli New Iorl. aud Boston
deadluckod Tor the lead just as they
we're tWu weeks ago Mcauwhil
the advantage ha. lain for the most
part with Dee Giants Boston having
had clear title 90 the lead only
once ai the close oi DAYS play.
saturday the teams dri,teG back Zoo
even terms ugaiu when ue Giants
dropped one game OF double head
90 o. Brooklyn. while boston. bali
game behind, Wa. winning Boo
Philadelphia
Monday the two teams began
series Boz Boston which muy tr'I
heavily ON their prnuant prospect
The Two teams tied Monday and On.
Gay Boston TOOK the lead Each
team seems we'll prepared the
Brave. having been couservill their
tia. pitcher Iyl"r Rudolph ana
James, much a- possible and ap.
t.r,utiy h.tiup them lu trim tor
o.. battle while the Giants are usiul
i.,.r bats more effectively than tor
'l.DiH past
O' tAp remaining two members u'
ths p,nglut coutondiup quartet $,
Im. dropped Oft badly during the
u,.l winning but one game iu six
a.I despite @ victory over CincIuua
q today b. SIX mmes removed from
iha leaders Chicago has done bet
Ter but not So Well as the leading
pair and Is four games from the
laD
A little Interest was injected into
tue American league race during
tho week by q squirt on The part %,
tue Boston Red SoN Their notable
uai .as The taking of four straight
from the Philadelphia. reducing
1, long lead of The Athletics appre-
,iably There is stlil 400 eight and
half game gap between the two
clubs. however. one which It seeN
hardly possible for any club to wipe
out 90 this litc stage of the race.
particularly with the MaOkmeu the
team 10 be- caught
indianapolis had tine better ol the
crucial eries with Chicago ON the
lattors grounds iu the Fedora
league race starting on even term
on Tuesday with Falkenbcrc in his
best form the lloofrds hlauked The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
Why sh. stonnld TaIklnc

\ VcV tIlkUiiV0 nun fIfl WHO hHd
h,u chattDrius away il. mlrp.,
H wunIuf suddenly became silent
when % lady dressed boz tho ,>tr,mr
oi fhp usn.ur called 600 her mother
Wishing io ho amIob,e the visitor
ul 'l Oh, chullerho, 'utr you
IuH Your tongue my dear OBJ
Io. mlam. was the reply only mF
-,ath
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

Boston an. or ono time thought
TIE Rcd Sos never would Fef suoth.
er shor .p a. ualu Wagner
Young sro.f hls caused revision ~
opinions Possessing au arm lEe a
rife aaf the ability to cover au acre
or so ~ ground Scott has already
stamped himself ss O. wonderful ball
PLAYER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

The attendant lel me visitor into
TIE violent ward FOR Heaven q
sake D.t aimed fhe stranger hat
are fho Iuuafics doing ui'h that
straw I...es foNcrs. feathers and
ribbon our millinery fefari-
menf e.flainsd che attendant This
is shere Tie bat STYLES originate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
.CR0SSETT GIVES
BASEBALL RULES
piS, SSIiS RILING WHICH III.
pRINED CANYON OI ANOtu-
EI CHANCE NJ PLACE

Walter Crossett who umpireu tho
game between Canyon and tho
Leapucrs 90 tie Labor uay gam,
on Nauday has asked that th" FOL
lowing hc published DO order 90 en-.
able ule public to furm .a-' con
clu,iuu on the controversy which ha.
been raised about the Justice eft th.
decision which placed the Laaeucr.
ahead of She Cliii DWellor.
TO the Editor of The News
VIII sou kiGdly publish ihe FOL
lowing article iu reply tu criticism
which has suggested uuiUirues- h
the question
did misiut-rpretul,on 90. tie
rules cause the defeat of Canyon
team translated bid the umpil
steal tho game or umpire accuriiu-
90 rules
lu defense OF Mr. Buckcr Who bias
bc.a criticised viii say tNat rem
derpd the decision aad not Mr.
buckuor
As tu becoming slightly hefud-
died .n my Interpretation ct Che
rule boo which vs. Jones was called
out iu the ninth inuiu got Mon
days game. ..sh o. state that Mr.
vs. Jones. the plucr-hItter. was
never called our bat the proper bar
man Mr j. Wallace was Part OF
the rule has been cited and for some
reason fOurfifths OF the rule has
been overlooked If you spare space.
viii quote the whole rule and also
explain H. putting explanations iu
parcutheses
Rule 3D. Section is the proper
rule and any one who can play ball
knows that Rule Is Sections and
4 have absolutely no bearing on this
decision and 30 you Will follow me
you win see il
When % batsman is ont
Rule 81 Sec If he ldil "a
take his position al bat Ia the ordeI
900 which his name appears in IN,
batting list tBid J Wallace. N.
proper batsman do it9 NoD Tn
less the error be- discovered and M,
proper halsm9u replace him bctor,
be- Mr. lonps becomes "a base run.
uer. boo which ease the balls and
strikes must Dee counted 200 the time
zoo bat of the proper hitsmau a.
Wallace. but only the proper bats.
man shall bee declared our aud uo
runs shall be- scored cor bases ruH
because of amy act OF the mpropef
ba,suau ,NuN, here is the decif
ion j wallace ou' would return
base ruuusf 90 aecOud. and three
men ont at the end of the first halt
OF the minimizing game ends But
returning to The balance OF the rulcI
provided This rule shall not b,
enforced unless the ont be- declared
before the ball be- delivered to the
succeeding bats man which WUs not
dDa, should the batsmau declare
out under this section Dee the third
hand ont and his side boo thereby
put out first bale of ninth uuiu.
making third out1 the proper bat
man iu the next inning small be- ~.
player who would have c0mr to bat
had the players been nu' by ordinary
play iu the prrCedine iUn'HE lNs,'
time % win be- tlr irIIU- luuN D.
have tried O. explain tH' rule
as Nc Went along d. g. UYt riolf
o. bali ,Hus they lI1 better go back
to Tie day Wb'. 800 PLAYED eros.
Ont boWrN the present dlF gam.
IS 200 deep for them
The suggestion tUIt 'HO solution
would boz fn pIay lh" game over
fnI. doc. rUF annie Ga. YIl. linn hos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING or TEAMS
Yesterdays Results.

tinri natl 8. Chicago 4
Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia Q
New York 3 BOSTON e.
Others postponed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

Gathering nut pebbles on the coast
Dgr luu France Cor shipment TO
.aisIru countries. particularly the
United State, Ioi use loo the manufae-
fHr ul por.slaiu aud Boz grinding oper.
atoms has assumed important proper
uoua n recent years approximately
10000 ions are exported each year TO
thc United State, ,.om llayge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
Mars, WIN r.a,

Ralph Works former Red pitcher.
hss become - iaals FED since
leaving the big shos he played 10 the
American association and southern
isas4a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
SPORT CALENDAR FOR WEEK


TerHi. tournament for N0rtleas
tern pennsylvania Championship
opens d. srfaUtl.
Geor.a chip 81 Billy MURRAY 200
round. N san Franc Il
THURSDAY
Steve f.'.hoI ta Joe sherman 1u
round. Battle Greek Mich
Irida,
Nation. outdoor cham p.pu.bIps
nI tie lf El'umur.
SATURDAY
Naiin H outdoor champion
OF flr 90 Baltimore
IeuuH tournament f1r AllrFheHrt
county champion sip af Pittsburgh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

Kansas city at Pittsburgh
ST. Louis at Brooklyn
Chicago "a Buffalo
Indianapolis nt Baltimore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
Dental Notice.

nr sutherland has not moved nj
office. stil over National fank OF
Commerce 9TH aud pulk ST..
pa ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

prunklyu at NeV Yurl
Philadelphia az Boston
ChipaDu at Pittsburgh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

raily f,cws want Ads must bs Ac-
'rmuauien by mo CASH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS


CM,Jfu /. Detroit q.
Boston T.. New YORK
Philadelphia 0-s Washington 8.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

Bald q concrete silo With = ten
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

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