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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
IMPORTS FROM
EUROPE LARGE
Biz GAINS FROM ASIA AND
NORTH AMERICA BuT ARR.
CAN IMPORTS LESS.

WASHINGTON, - g.. Sept IA
Europe. which Ia recent years mas
supplied about 80 Der cent Of the
manufactured goods imported into
the United States. showed. In the
fiscal year which ended June 30,
Igl4. a smaller gain Ia its contri-
Dutations of general merchandise
than any other grand division except
Africa According To- official Figures
Of the Department of Commerce. im-
ports from Europe were 3 million
dOuars greater than In the previous
year. compared with a gain OF . mill
lion OF those from Asia. 90 million In
those from North America. and a
loss OF Z million In those from Afri-
GA. France. Italy. Germany. swift
zerland, and Spain showed gains,
while the United Kingdom. the Ne
therlands, and Russia we're among
the important European countries
the imports from which decreased
during the past year.
The character OF goods imported
from Europe mas been the subject
OF so many inquiries reaching the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce that following summar-
ization has been prepared by that
office showing the principal manu-
features aud manufacturing mater
ials for its chief supply Of which the
United States has usually looked to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
CONTINUES IN BUSINESS
AFTER W|LDOBADO FIRE
Town LEFT without Store Follow.
wing $500 Blaze-prOpric-
tor Reopens For business

r NJ King made business trip
to Wildorado Saturday afternoon for
Swift a CO.. where he went 10 sell
a new stock of goods To W " King
Of Tucumcari. whose store at VIII
dorado burned a few nights ago.
As this was the only store Ia vii
dorado. the people of the town have
had To- hustle out little 10 prevent
q famine Some of them patroni2ed
the stores al Vega. twelve miles
away
MIR King aud his manager. George
Masterson. have opened mp store
in the i Il Frost building and are
stocking II mp as rapidly az possible
They received a shipment of goods by
express yesterday and VIII gee a
large express shipment from Swift n
Co.. Monday
Mr. Masterson was In Amarillo
yesterday buying goods and the ].
T.. Bryant Co. expressed out a lot
of fruits and supplies Yesterday az
terno0n Mr. MaNetson also pur-
chased supply of goods from "A 10
cal wholesale grocery house while IN
the city
Mr. King had good stock of
goods and good trade for a town
Of that size W. loss on the stock
was estimated a $4,000, aud the
loss on the building $1,000 The
] total amount of insurance was 81 500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
DR.. KILLOUCH To LECTURE
ON HIS EUROPEAN TRIP
Win Speak N Polk Street Methodist
This Evening On His
Observations.

Those who have not heard DR.
killough talk about his trip abroad,
and those who have. will be pleased
TO hear his lecture at the Polk
Street Methodist church this even
ing NJ O'Clock Or Killoueh Is q
close observer and talks interesting
Is of what he saw aud experienced
during his travels IN Europe He
saw hundreds of thousands of the
soldiers nov engaged in the great
European conflict and had an oppor-
tuniN 90 study at close range many
of the things concerning the war
that are interesting 90 Americans
he travelled in England. France,
Gcrmauy Austria and Holland and
was under arrest frequently as a
British spy this Je q result OF his
inability tO speak tho German lam.
Fuurc nucniN and because ho used
me English
llo spent more Than $50 weeks boo
Vienna. Austria and Had 900 excel
lent opportunity tu study conditions
there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
CITY CLEANUP SUCCEEDS
-FOUR TEAMS KEPT BUSY
Most Of city Covered During Week
Mark Will Continue Till
Week of Fair.

The city garbage department re-
ports that four wagons have been
hauling gaTaee during the past
week and that the portion OF the
city from san lacinto Heights east
to the Santa Fe and from the Rock
Island south has been pretty we'll
cleaned up
Most OF this territory from Monroe
street east 10 Lincoln street. and
johnson street as far south 49, about
Thirteenth street, Was found TO be-
In pretty good shape Some rental
property la the southwest part of
the city and also on south Johnson
street was found not up 10 sanitary
standard of Amarillo and the ada
cent alleys were IN bad shape How
ever In these places there was an inn
provement over the condition found
there the week before
Tomorrow aud Tuesday the gar
bage wagons will cover the territory
east of the Santa Fe aud aorth of
the Rock Island. then they will drou
back tn see after those who failed
a. heed the notices To be- ready II
ordinarily means about o week ,
work for -four teams 10 cover M,
city In the collection OF garbage.
There will be few days work uu
the city farm for some ui the team,
now soon. but force will be- kept
busy M the cleanup work almost
continually from nov till the fair
There are two or three days worl
yet to finish putting the SORGHUM
in the shock at the city farm an,
Il is possible tnat the furty-ny,
acres OF maize al the farm viii no
be- ready to cut i'm after the fair
The feterila is already In the shock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
N,iIiTtRNHN

Peter Sails. rnlorei. died ~ inf
Harrison street Saturday evening
about O'Clock. ns result of heart
trouble He vas l2 wears of age
and came here about two weeks afo
for tI. benefit of his health His
home vas af Honey Grove. Texas
BE- leaves Nlfe and three children
4 brother. Henry nails resides in
Amarillo DO uas o. member of the
colored Baptist church and Of the
Knights of Pythias Lodge az Honey
Grove The body Was prepared for
burial and Wili be- shipped 90 ilonef
Grove this afternoon accompanied
hy hts brother and possibly local
member of the colored X ~ Y
lodge Tho deceased had been CON
fined 90 BE room only about four
lays
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

Europe. Considering the seven
countries which contribute SO per
cent by value OF all goods imported
from Europe, u Is found that they
furnished last year the classes Of
merchandise specified Ia each ease
Certain of the articles mentioned be-
low as imported from Europe are
derived from other parts OF the world
this being true OF tobacco. spices,
and tin from the Dutch and other
kast Indies. diamonds from South
Africa. wool from New Zealand.
Australia. Asia. and South America,
rubber from the East Indies aud
other tropical countries, aud tea
from India. China, and japan
ENGLAND Imports from Eng.
land included nearly 20 million dol
lars worth OF cotton goods. com
prising 80 billion yards of cloth. q
million pounds of Yard. and y mil
lion dollars worth OF laces aud edg.
ings. million dollars worth Of
chemicals. among which were "a
miuion pounds OF bleaching powder.
.31 million pounds OF ammonium sui
phate. 10 milion pounds Of glycerin.
y million dollars worth OF coal-tar
products, and considerable amounts
OF acids buns. and opium. IS mil
lion pounds OF crude rubber. as
million pounds OF hides and skins,
~ million dollars worth of iron and
steel. such as cutlery. machinery. etc.
Of Ia r.
million pounds Of wool. II million
pounds of tea aud miscellaneous
manufactures. such as chlnaWare,
linens. gloves. lnOleum. precious
stones. and silk and worsted goods.
GERMANY Is our chief source for
imported chemicals. It's cOntribta-
tions thereof exceeding 20 million
dollars value. Last years imports
included coalltar preparations. ali
zarin. aniline salts. indigo. potash,
quinine. and other drugs To the value
of p 81 million other important
articles were Is million dollars
worth OF cotton goods ! million
tons Of potash salts. used largely as
fertilizer. $50 million pounds OF
wood pulp 30 million pounds oi
palm and palm-k kernel oil \ mil
, lion dollars worth OF toys; and
numerous manufacturers. including
machinery. cutlery. antifrictiun balls
gloves, silks. paper goods. and clover
and sugar-heet seed Certain fOOt
| products were also imported iron
| Germany IN large quantities, the
| leading items being g. million
pounds roce flour, Z million pounds
OF crude cocoa. and million dol
lars worth of spirits. wines. an,
malt liquors
FRANCE Is the largest source u
our imported silk goods, art works
Automobiles, aud wines. The NOR
/ important articles included las
year p million dollars worth o
art works. = million OF chemicals
chiefly lacterine. argols, glycerin
and essential oils: rs - million q
silk goods. \ million OF cotton lace
and embroideries; and large sum
for perfumeries. diamonds. motion
picture films. and other manufaC
lures. as well as 9 million pounds q
so-cailcd Eaglish walnuts.
ITALY supplies large quantities q
macaroni. fruits and nuts, olive oi
prepared vegetables. cheese. sri
wines. art works. hats. argols an
distilled oils
NETHERLANDS IL a leadin
source for diamonds and wrappe
tobacco, and alsu sends ms hide
fish. sphes. tin. and paper stock
BBEEiltM is our largest SQUIRE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
SECRETARIES INDORSE
NEW COTTON MOVEMENT

Secretary claude Kinnebrew. of
the Retail Merchants Association.
has received letter from the see
Rotary of the Retail Merchants Sc
creaiaries' Association, who resides
at Wichita Falls. making inquiry
as 60 what Is 10 be- done here In the
buy bale of cotton movement.
lie states that Wichita county is
expected to have about $4,000 bales
and hc is of the impression they viii
be- about able there 90 control their
local situation
lie believes that the county can
arrange 90 handle the surplus OF
three or four million bales aud hold
1t Off the market he iudorses the
movement and believes that the
South will be- able to hold a million
and half bales
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

OF diamonds. and sends MS much
rubber. hides and furs. aud linens
SWITZERLAND leads as our
source uf imported cotton iaces ana
watches. and is important IA the
matter of cheese. silk goods. ana
cOal-tar colors
IRELAND is first IN H. supply OF
linens
The forefOing are merely repre-
sentative facts selected from Trade
Of the United states with the World
Miscellaneous Series No o, sold by
the Superintendent of documents
Washington. d G.. for /" cents a
copy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
MRS. DAkIIN WILL COME
To INSPECT AMARILLO

&. o. Yates. state food and drug
commissioner at Austin. Is sending
Mrs r. l.. Darwin aud assistants
here 10 inspect the sanitary condi-
lions IN Amarillo These ladies Will
cooperate with committee from the
Amarillo Federation of Women in
charge OF general cleanup cam
paign before the fair II Is not
known Just what day they viii ar
rive but they are expected 1T an
early date
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
NuNHIIIo INNIIA LOCATES
NJ 'AOODW NI,D

Mr. Robert a Saauner of zoo
g. Fourth street icn for Woodward.
OKLA yesterday afternoon 20 join her
husband tho recently located lt that
place Mr. and Mrs SNnuuor have
been located boo Amarillo for seter.
800 years and have made many friends
Rh0 ar. sorry that they are loItib.
Amarillo. and hope that b. may only
lr temporarily Mr. Seauuer hls
been employed here with ihr ritt
IirIf a. Water Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
Personals

Judge 3 T. Works ViI 20 -
flovdada this eek 20 attend court
Miss Norma Cunningham left last
evening 90 enter Trinitt Inifers'iy
Tor the coming school yeaT
Wilfred Diuar left for iowa Thurs
day where be- expects to remain A.
least for seyera months
John 7 Ruaaii has returned from
Hollene. y " whore d.. went o"
take his family a week lfu. Mr.
russell o. spending au-ui three
weeks there with her parents NJ
Russell made tie round trip hv an.
fumnhl'e
7 " King uho made short fn-
illness trip 90 Wildorado Yesterday
afternoon. stated that the rain dur
iuF the latter part OF the afternoon
only extended about siK miles upsi
.of Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
Ready-to-Wear Hats at $500

you wha, real stylish touches real artist
put into hat S. co. you should these Miss
evils has recently added special lot OF pretty hats
There are really many clever models showing beautiful lines
end they are all made of good maeras-o good these
that you would guess them and Of them double
the price at which they are selng-S5 90 They going
finely and you will OF them today bu: you
would guess the price Other pretty $500 to
S35 90 Visit the Annex
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
Local Forecast.
ENrstrnln Indications.

4 tendency 20 browse and fall
asleep readily over your close work
may be- caused by an Eyesight tault
Have your eyesight scientifically
tested for possible Eyesirain. Dr
" olcott, physicia1 1Yend surgeon
Specialist in DiseaLH) the Eye. Eal
Nosa and Throat iop. one 6"'
Tor an appointment. 2GS-Sl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
ONLY PNHT ~ WALL LEFT
STAINING VI EARLY Ill,E

Tho brick portion of tho wall that
remained landing fbo might of thc
Early Grain e. Elevator fire has
been torn down aud lh, concrete pnr
iiuu is tho only part OFF th" building
lore standing The fire bad pracii.
GUy burned u1i hy Friday night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

Born fo Nr and Mr. O. q ord.
aas. u' 1906 TYLER street. son.
Master William Garland OrdWny
ur OrfNay. ST.. is nookkecper for
iho NurrUN Thomas Hardware co
Nr and Mr.. Eugene Hudson are
fhD proud parents o' thirteen
pound .Du eho arrived at their home
Saturday. morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
THE ORIENTAL HOTEL

The ideal family hotel In
Amarillo. Has been refurnish-
ed aud Is now undergoing
thorough oyerhauling, paint
Ing. paperlng and decorating.
Has humorous outside rooms,
attractive ladies' parlor. am
Pile pOrches. and lawns. An
inviting place for high-class
patronage. No Objectionable
people allowed under any cir
cumstances. believe Amar-
lilo viii appreciate and pat
ronize s.9r hostlery-a place
for your wife. sister or mother.
Rooms In suite, withor with.
ont board. European, 50 per
week up. American, hoard
aud room, so per week aud
up. Meal tickets, - meals,
for 81. Best table 10 the city.
Give us a trial.
r. A. STEWART. Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

usuuf. United States Marshal 7
J Bolton hat completed the work ~
sHmmnnIug fbr fedora petit Iur
which hH. been called for MONDAY
September HI The grand jury.
which uIH convene uu "Wednesday
September .3. is nov being summon
aI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
Table Linen, Linen Sheeting and Sheer Linens

new o-every piece showing splendid value its price
Heavy linen sheeting II yards wide 81 90; Is inch satin
damask Tor scarf and fancy work 35cl 80 inch Irish linen Soc
and 7jc; 80 inch art linen Soc finer grade Al inches at
Sc 40 inch crash 85c 50 inch sheer handkerchief
linen soc and 75c; 50 inch brown mummy art linen 75c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
Some New Table Linens Have Just Come

And the the far has affected the price But.
say this when buy again Here good II inch
linen damask Sjc u inch mercerized damask at Ibc;
another mercerled damask 6S inches wide 65c all
linen satin damask yards wide is 00 others at $l.l5.
81 80 to SIS for fine double damask in exquisite de
signs Napkins to match
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
Stylish Tailored
Suits at $500.

Have just to the Annex Here one of serge IN navy
buea long Redngote with velvet collar, cuffs and s"oe
is lined with peau de yque, skirt yoke styles the sus
!. very pre,,v and nrc.d a, .,... $500
Another pretty suit of cheviot serge, fine warm all woo
fabric; short with white piping, peau de hn'rg
plain tailored model with plain skirt .........$ lSoo
Brown and navy suits with medium short coats, san
lined. Coat has empire back; the skirt is tune model
THce " 49, ~
At $1,000 $500 showing many choice models IN
plain and novelty fabrics offering the maximum in quality
and style the price. The Sunshine label these assures
good lines long you would care to wear the suit
You gain adequate idea until you have the as
sembage Of syes-each in its way work art, each show
ing that the designer took pride in making each style UNI
usual artistic beautiful Worth trip the Annex TO see
Welcome.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
New Draperies

For side dapes OF silk Raiah green and gold 40 inches
wide Sic o silk Armour broche def blue and gold 50 inches
wide S5c Sole du Bos brohe 40 inches wide 81 90 Plenty
OF plain with lace. and stencil borders.
Sc 10 65r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
Among the New Shoes

You will find here several clever models patent with
the PLAN vamp and veslng tops Cuban Louis heels
$500 Also patent with dull kid tops Cuban heels at
90 Also Patent kdskin with medium low and Cuban
heels with welt soes a $500. Al 81 90 very swell
models with and vestng tops patent vamps
soes Spanish ous heels At 81 SO and s. 90 you will find
the ultra fashionable models all the desired styles
widths and The pretcst baby dolls you
here all widths and and splendid quality at $3.50
tateul expert shoe service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
New Vanity Kits

ariousb fitted Black purple and vine Priced at $3.50
; 80 and s. 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
Don't Wait-Send 10 Cents for
SAMPLE and Booklet Today.

THE HERPlClDE COMPANY.
Dept l02B. Detroit Mich. Please
find enclosed 10 cents for which
send me sample bottle OF Newbros
Herpic.de also booklet on the
care OF the hair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
TRY TT AND BE CONVINCED.

Send 10 Cents for Trial Bottle and Booklet SEE
COUPON. Two Sizes soc and Sl.OO Sold and
Guaranteed Everywhere Your Money Back You
Are Not Satisfied Applications at the Better Barber
Shops = 2,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-18
COLOMBIAN STATESMAN
VICTIM OF ASSASSIN

Bogotn, Colombia. Oct. i7--General
Rafael Tribe tribe. member of the
colombian senate and chief of the lib
eral party who was attacked by two
artisans Thursday afternoon while on
his way TO the senate, died yesterday.
Wounds which were inflicted upon
his head and neck with an axe proved
tatal
The assassins. both Of whom are
members OF the liberal republican
workmen's club. were arrested the
motive for their attack is not known
hut IT is believed Go have been due to
failure 70 receive positions said 70
have been due to failure Ia receive
positions said 20 have been promised
them.
General Rafael Urihe- Tribe. Colon
bia soldier. lawyer and diplomat. had
Tor years played leading part IN the
aff'tirs OF his country.
During the uprising against the
Marroauin government Feneral tribe
Tribe was header Of the insurrection-
lists More recently he figured as one
Of the advisory committee that signed
the treaty between the United states
ana Colombia designed to settle ths
Panama cont rns,..pau
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-18
QUICK RE VENICE
Of BRITISH NAVY
ONCE RMAN FLEET
-Four Torpedo Boat Destroyers
Sunk by Gun Fire of Cruis-
er Undaunted and Four
Other English Vessels.


London, Oct u (i.60 p n.)-~The
British navy has accounted for four
moro German destroyers which were
engaged and sunk off the Dutch coast
his afternoon hy British cruiser
and fonr torpedo boat destrovers. Ac-
cordinE ia IN announcement made nv
the secretary Of the British admiralty
the British vessels IN action were the
ileht cruiser Cndaunted and the tor
ptdo boat destfoyers Lance, Lennon.
Lection ana LOYAL Thus the British
sailors have taken speedy revenge for
the sinking OF the British cruiser
Hawke rs German Submarine last
THURSDAY
Tho sinking af the four warships
today makes six torpedo boat destroy
ets sent to the bottom ~ British gun
ire since the beginning of the war.
and seven, counting the torpedo boat
destroyer sunk hy the submarine E-a
Without counting converted merch-
ant men such as the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse and the Cap Trgfalgnr. the
allies have sunk six German ard one
Austrian cruiser ana seven German
torpedo boat destroyers. white there
have been gnconfirmed reports 81
The sinking II several Austrian de-
streNerS IN the Adfatic sea
The Germans have sunk eight
British and one Russian cruiser,
while Australia has lone Il submarine
by accident The Russians claim TO
haNe sunk two German submarines. +
but this the Germans deny
Up to this afternoon Berlin had not
heard officially of the sinking Of the
British cruiser Hawke. which indicates
that the submarine which accom-
plishea It has not yet returned to |
pnFf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-18
BELL|CE RENTS
WARNED AGAINST
HAsTY ACTIONS
Rights of United States as
Neutral Nation Must Be
Carefully Respected, De-
clares Senator Stone,
l.r Ao-mra loos~.l srsolA, ,sAsso w,.sl


Washington, oct lf-Scnatof
stone, chairman OF the foreign rela
tons committee. today made a speech
IN the senate warning belligeront ma
lions 10 respect the rights Of the
United STATES as a neutral nation
When we nre performing our
duty, he said, TO maintain neutral.
ny. nations involved in war should be
very careful 10 recognize our rights
and to keep faith with Us. If they fail
10 do SO the responsibility Of violating
the rights Of a neutral bower will rest
upon their heads
The Missouri senator spoke after
senator Thomas of Colorado had read
To the senate "a letter he had re-
ceived from r w Patterson. pas
sengef aboard the United Fruit com
pnny'S vessel Metapan The letter
set forth that on October 4. after the
Meiapan had changed from british to
American registry she was halted by
the French cruiser Condo while ply
ing between two Colombian ports.
boarded by French officers aud five
Germans aboard tho Metapan Were
compelled 60 sign paroles promising
not 90 serve against the allies The
letter added that an American con
sui, who waa on hoari had filed a
report Of the incident to the state de-
II the German horn passengers who
iiencd paroles had refused to do so.
md been removed from the ship, un
ioubtedly an Issue would have been
presented. which Ia the opinion Of
'ome of the officials now seems to be
aeking, Had the Germans been
made prisoners hy the French II IL
a debatahle question as to |
whether the French commander was
lot entirely within his own rights In
making the arrests That he had au-
huriiy 60 stop q neutral vessel and +
carch Tor conirahand il generally adj T
ntted aud the only point that re- {
Mains IN doubt Is az 10 the extension I
4 this authority TO the subjects Of T
elligerent power.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-18
RAJ ID ADVANCE
BY ALLIED ARMY
AGAINST ENEMY
Movements in North of France
Go With Rush; British Sol
dierS Capture important
Positions.
t.r soss,~o JOURNAL SPECIAL ,sAsso w,asl

FROM the Battle Front. (via Paris,
Oct. II, fi;41 y. m.l-1he anied ar
mics nave prevented the Germans
from advancing along the coast ana
have defeated their object Of selling
the French channel ports Dunkirk
is surrounded by a vast territory
which is easily inundated and open
country whore cavalry and Infantry
can operate with facility while there
is no opportunity TO bring big guns
into effective play
Military movements are progress
ing with much more rapidly in the
north Of France than when the allies
were forced 60 advance foot hy foot
with the aid Of pick and shovel in
order to push the Germans back from
their strongly entrenehed positions
along the rivers Scarpe, Somme, Disc
ana Aisne.
The allies today advanced rapidly
and tue British troops carried the inn
portant position of Frommelles, to