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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
|MpLoYEp To HAVE MARKETS

ago. III \ chain Of retail grnc.
aud coal markets financed bN the
>and operated for thr hu,ft If
who are ont nf work. but who
have some small savings ~ money
avc not hccn reduced 60 the uccc>.
4 applying a. the country for r..
i'll le started in 4 short time. ac
~ a. the plans If the city and cDur
l'icialS and the leaders of labor IN.
aS told today. IN item uf ~3l.nh'
Nide capital for the venture has
,laccd ~ the cit,'S annual apnro
IN hill 10y the councils finance
ttec. II ~ proposed ~ rent stores
4 fcrcnt parts If the city. Food aud
Twill he VtaiIcd lt cost IA the Gus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
REMAINS % CONDUCTOR
HAMILTON SFNT TO KANSAS

Al 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
funeral services over the remains OF
the late Conductor Walter J. Hamil-
ton were held In the parlors of the
GriEgs establishment Very Rev. ID
n Dunn. pastor OF Sacred Heart
Catholic church. conducting the ser.
vices and delivering a brici funeral
sermon 4 large number OF sympa-
thiElng friends were present TO pay
their Las, tribute 20 the departed
among them Representatives OF the
Elks lodge and the order OF Railway
Conductors. both OF which organifa-
,lona deceased was a member
The remains we're shipped 10 En-
porla. Kansas. for burial. accompani-
Ell by the wife. two brothers who
arrived from Emporia yesterday, Mr.
Hamilton sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. J y. Haucy % Mart, Teyas
and reprcseutatiy. from each OF
The lodges named.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
PLANS UNDER WAY FOR
PANHANDLE PRESS MEET
Annual Convention of Editors VIII
be Held In Amarillo on satur.
day April ~.

Tentative plans are shaping for
entertainment of Panhandle editors
when the Panhandle Press Associa-
ton meets IN annual convention at
Amarillo on April n These plans
viii BE- perfected within the next
fortnight. local newspaper men co.
operating with the entertainment
committee OF the Chamber OF Com
merce with a view OF providing spe-
Ga features Tor the pleasure OF the
visitors.
From outside assurances a record
attendance Is indicated. The central
location OF Amarillo makes IL pos
sible Tor the busy editors 20 leave
their offices for n day with the GER
talnty Of returning Without unneces-
sary delay And IL seems certain that
the greatest number will take adgan-
tage OF the opportunity.
The program as already announced
In The News. H. Of interest. and will
offer discussions OF practical worth
70 the members. j. J. Taylor, state
Press Of the Dallas.Galyeston News.
Is on this program. No definite as
sufanoe has been received from Mr.
Taylor, but he has stated taat he will
be on hand. II possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
NEW FIRE STATION PLANS
ADOPTED BY Commission
Will IL Erected IN south Residence
section az Cost Not Ia Nv
ceed 5000

Tho City Commission az a special
session held last night adopted the
plans Of Architect ! & Berry FOR the
sub-fire station 10 b. erected some
where In the south section of the res
idsnce district % the city The reso-
luton include the provision that the
building can DO erected 40 q cost not
20 exceed $1,000
The commission decided 20 permit
the Chamber Of Commerce 10 esiab-
liAh headquarters 10 the city ball In
case the Organization decided 70 DO
30
A number Of additional fire plugs
were ordered 20 be- Installed IN the
south and other parts OF the city
where the need Tor them is most aD-
parent.
The Commlf ion passed resOlu-
ton that ~ streets and alleys within
the corporate limits Of the city be
opened. and that the petition o! Q.
II Eakle. askins for permission TO
make use OF certain property 10 the
south part OF the city for farming
purpose be tabled
A motion ves passed that the com
mission receive sealed bids for the
purchase OF ngx fire truck - the
meeting TO BE- held in The first week
OF April
Tho Commission adjourned 70
meet again touigh, for the consider
alton OF the question OF street sprink-
ling and 20 take up such other mat
tsrs az may De- deemed urgent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN FOR
G0-T0-CHURCH SUNDAY
Window Cards Aud display Advert -
lng Further Efforts Ia assure
Record Attendance

IN active publicity campaign 20
assure record attendance az the
various Amarillo churches on Go-to-
Church SUNDAY March %. u under
way. those most closely IN interest
eYertlnT aggressive effort 20 place
the matter strongly before the pso-
pie
The GO.t0-Church Sunday move
ment Is national Amarillo Joins tse
progressive tl'ies o. the state and
nation In an attempt 10 scOre o new
record on the date selected
Special programs Of interest viii
MARI The days services. forenoon
and nighi 10 the city churches
Thee Will include forceful sermons
ana music 1y local artists OF repute
The publicity plan includes win.
dow cards and pocket cards. which
we're placed and distributed Thurs.
day. and display advertising In the
local paper This system all b.
iolloVsd By petsonal invitation. and
with favorable weather. II IL believed
that an Amarillo will take . day Oft
Tor divine worship nest Sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
DRI GGIST SAYS LADIES ARR -.
NC EtCEIIE on sAGf TIA
MD SULPHUR.

Hair that loses II color and lustre,
or when &c AIDES. turns gray. dun and
il.cless. lused by lack OF sulphur
.u the hair. our grandmother made
ar mixture OF Sage Tea and Sui
pEur 20 k.ep her locks dark and
heautiiu' aud thousands OF men and
women who value that even color.
that beautiful dark shades of hair
which O. ,c attractive. use only this
old-time -ecipe.
Novadlys We get this famous mix
trre hy asking at any drug store Tor
\ 80 cent bottle ol Wyeth's sage
ana sulphur Hair Remedy" which
darkens tho hair 50 naturally. so cy-
erly Thar robody can possibly tell Il
has been applied. BESIDES, II takes
Of dandrrf. stops scalp itchins and
falling halr. ron Just dampen q
sponge or soft brush with II and draw
this tlroush your hair. taking one
snail strand al q time By morning
Tho eray lair disappears, but what
delights Tie ladies with Wyeths
Sase and Silphur h that besides
Beautifully iarkening the hair after
, feN APPLICATIONS. Il also brings
back The gloss and lustre aud gives IL
al appeafi1ce OF abundance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
Personals

" " y. Hurt. wife and son are
visiting AZ the home OF Mr. Hurts
father. T. p Hurt. at 600 Adams
street Mr. Hurt Is IA. Rock Island
station agent AZ Ramsdell
T. +. Montgomery oi Memphis.
transacted business IN the metropolis
yesterday morninC
John short OF Miami was notice,
among the visitors Yesterday
u = Thomas q. Slaton. move
among Amarillo friends "Wednesday
evening and Thursday morning
G. n Farmer of Dumas. was
among the metropolis visitor yester-
day.
" 4 Stubs o. Mclean. was a
business visitor To- Amarillo vestcr-
DAY morning
Earl ]. Hurst OF Mclean. spent
Thursday In Amarillo on matters OF
business.
Lewis ayers is iu tho city Tor a
visit With his family. Mr. Myers o.
In the service OF tho y y thinner
man Cattle Company whose interests
and holdings extend into .eycral
states Mr. Mvers IA. lately been
lookinF after cattle shipments on, o.
Mexico and expects tn leave tor
South Dakota in 'fc near future.
LeNis's many Amarillo friends arr
clad 20 learn ot his progress and
uell-h~inc
Editor :. g. Richardson OF sic.
/ Lean. wac a visitor iu Amarillo over
/ "Wednesday nighi
y. s Locke Of Miami. spent Thur
day mornins in 'he metropolis
e. l.. Lock, of Piaia,ice. attend
ed 20 natter of business IN fhe CITY
/ THURSDAY.
@ e Freeman ~ Canadian. Nas
among the many visitors 10 the city
Thursday
7 c. Grosnhiii o; Lubbock. .rriv.
Cd IN Amarillo THURSDAY evening 20
attend 20 business matters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
CONDOLENCES EXTENDED
COMRADES BY VETERANS
RESOLUTIONS Of sympathy Adopted at
Recent Meeting Ut rlemnns
Camp Coniederatss.

A. the regular meeting OF ~ 49,
Plemons Camp United Confederate
Veterans. held at Amarillo, Texas
Sunday. March s.. A - 1914. the
following Proceedings were had
whereas. Sorrow has invaded the
family Of our Comradc VIII A. Nil
Ter. In the death OF his grandson
win A. Miller III. son OF Win \
Miller. Jr.. and wife Therefore
Resolved. That this Camp tender
10 our Comrade and 20 the parents
OF little Billy our heartfelt ympathy
and condolcnco In their sad beredyc-
ment
billy was o bright, beautiful and
promising boy. and a great JOY and
pleasure to his family. being the pet
of all while We sympathilc with
you. fond parents. your loss Is his et-
ernal gain. Tor of such Is the King.
dom of God He cannot come 20
you. but Won can so to him.
W. n. BRUMMETT.
Y J. TRlGG.
4 y. KENNEBnEW.
~. " OZlER.
Committee %
At the meeting of the " u. plem-
ons Camp. United Confederate Vet
Grams. held sunday March -. 1914,
the following resolutions were atop-
ted
"Whoreas. Il being made known
that Grace Chestnut. granddaughter
OF our Comrade Frank Trigs. passed
To the great beyond on the 9Th inst,
therefore
Resolved unanimously by tho
Camp. that We hereby offer 10 Mr..
TrigE. his wife and Mrs Chestnut
aud family our heartfelt sympathy
and coincidence. and We would point
them 20 the Great Father OF all who
works out His sovereign will and
who knows wha, Is best Tor ".
Grace vas a bright flower. max
By her happy life. now transplauted
to the world above. and Ne know she
will welcome her loved ones when
they pass INTO eternity
Resolved. That a copy OF these
resolutions be presented 10 Brother
rrigg and a copy given the local pa.
pers Tor publication.
w. H. BRuMETT.
a. u. KENSEBREW,
y ". OIlER
Committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
FUNERAL AND BURIAL 90
TIINl IsNIH>I STEW AID

Funeral services over the remains
of Tceny l.aNcrnc SeeWald, the sew
on-yoar.old daughter of Mr. and Mrs
=. u Socwald. were held iu l.lano
cemetery AZ @ O'Clock yesterday att
ernoon. conducted by Rev Paul -.
flames. pastor OF 81 Andrew Epi6-
copal church \ large concourse Of
ympathiying friends were in attend
aucp
~ a late hour last evening inquiry
was made ~ the Seewald acme aud
Il was learned that none OF the other
children are In dangerous condition.
I'm face there was noticeable inn
proycment among the patients
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20

IN fur,heranCs of the movement.
Mayor BAasley issued the following
proclamation Last nishi
lnasmuch az Sunday March 22nd.
has been yslected az Go-tO-Church
sunday In Amarillo. and recOgniIing
the great irfluenc" Tor good which
IA. Christian religion eNerts over our
national. state and local affairs. and
desiring 70 express our respect and
reverence for this great movement,
| most respectfully request all drug
stores. soft drink tands and other
places ~ business In amarillo. ,
close their DOR from ] ! o'clock a n.
10 O'Clock .. m . and from : O'Clock
3 90 % e O'Clock D ~ 90 that day
Respectfully.
J y. BEAsLEY Mayor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
on AIFRiY CASE ~
JUSTICE KTHIvS cot III

A loulcy ease Of affray against a
man ol quick temper, vas the sum
total 0f the business In the several
prar' court yesterday tn" man
accused oi The violation plead guilty
and paid me regulation 81 TO. Bu,i-
ness has been exceedingly dun In this
line Tor some time and the officers
are praying for the right Kind OF
Weaiher % ~ lIlhlnE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
Truth OF the Matter.

Oey AN no lion IN de way a, all.
It's des some ole sin you tiled ter hide
dats Wsi;iu' fer you whar dc road
turns Atlanta Constitution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20

A suit tor divorce Sas filed with
Clerk Hardin. al the District Court
yesterday by n V Parks against
Bculah Parks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
$500 SHOES, Sl.4S

Boys and girls shoes that sell at all times at
$500 are now on sale at an unsual low
price. and every pair is made OF nothing but
want Helping Hand sale price 81 .48
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
Tie limit Lunch Room

bver' Ding new aud clean. Ssr'e
the best % egerythins. 4iG Taylor.
92-9si
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
s1.5c CHILDREN's SHOES, sl.ls

Children shoes in all kinds OF leather,
heavy or light weigh, soles lace and button.
You can have them in hand turn and they
ere sold at the same price. tielding Hand
sale prce SLID
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
NOTICE TO THr BOYS AND
GIRLS DI ARIITO

Al lilies BROUGHT 10 ~. r VI.
Wulker's office during the month Of
March viii be paid for the rate Of
ten cents per hundred by the ANA.
RHO Women FEDERATION
MRS. j. kENDRlCK.
Assistant Chairman ot the fly COM
mitiec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20

FOR REST ThrD. large beautiful.
uufuruished rooms FOR housekeeping
close In. Ear Apply 1os Harrison
lis-2p
TO LET Good horse and buggy for
keep Phone ,pa OF 1902 lls-1t
FOR SALE Roll top desk, nearb
nov Santa Fe freight office Bar
gain. Apply Elk Hotel. Room IS.
lis.3p
WANTED Employment by expert
"nc"d nurso address ilhn Taylor
cor Phone Co., lisp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

FOR Rent Two attractive llrht
housekeeping rooms, private On
trance. modern, cheap can SOC
West seventh llS-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
SOC SOFT SOLES, 39c

this is the frs; time in many days that We
have reduced the price on baby sof, sole
shoes. Any color that you want and a
only ............. ............ So
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-20
sse MEMS WORK SHIRTS, 3sc

Genuine Blue Bell and Amoskeag Cham
bray shirts warranted fast color and they
arc made extra WIDE and extra long They
have feIled seams pearl buttons and faced
sleeves ANY size that you want from !
to I. and they cost you only tor these two
weeks ........... ................ 80
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-04-09
o the grain by sprinkling, by dipping

to the grain by sprinkling, by dipping
the grain or By running the grain
through a smut cleaner. The ma.
chimes. for treating grain for smut
make It necessary for all grain to pass
through the solution. On this account
it is almost impossibleto get any ker-
nels through that do not come in con.
tact with the solution. To make the
treatment thorough it is necessary to
treat the grain box on the drill, the
sacks and the bins in which the seed
grain IS to be handled after it is
treated.
If the grain cannot be seeded soon
after Il has been treated it should be
shoveled over to allow it to dry out
without heating. Grain that has been
treated may be fed without danger.
It is almost universally true that seed
grain that has been treated for smut
yields better than grain not treated.
One reason is that grain which is
planted promptly after being treated
will terminate more quickly because
of the presence Of moisture. Another
reason is that the smut is prevented,
which allows every kernel to produce
healthy plant. A third probable
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-04-09
HAnkIHsoN HAPPENINGS
(From the Visitor)

Miss Edda Albrecht of Wah-
peton is visiting with HankinSon
friends this week.
Mrs. John Millman and family
left Saturday for their new home
at New England. y. D.
Only 4S votes We're cast at the
city election Monday. The caucus
ticket was elected without a con
test. namely: H. 4. Aim. Math
Schrain and VIM. Grave.
We understand that papers
have been served upon our mavo-
and our chief of police charging
them of being negligent of thel..
duties in enforcing the laws. The
hearing Is TO be held at Hankin-
son April IL.
The baby boy Of MIR. and Mrs.
Levi LiSk died Sunday night at
1880. He would have been six
months old the 18th of this
month. The funeral services were
held at the Tyson church Tuesday
at one O'Clock. Rev. Ira J. Nc
Farland officiating.
Max Wlpperman shipped car
load of horses Tuesday.
VII. bl uUtcAef was Ill Town last
week looking after the horses and
grading machinery that was left
here last winter.
Mr.. Ed. Schroeder started last
Tuesday for his claim at Plaza,
y. d. His plan is to stay the 4
months and prove up on the
claim.
Last Sunday a class of twenty
seven We're confirmed at the I'M
manual Evaneellcal church and
a class Of nine at the Lutheran
church.
Communion service will be held
at the CONGREGATIONAL church next
Sunday.
Mrs. Spott>wood returned last
Monday from Florida where she
spent the winter.
City Attorney Lowrey rendered
his resignation Monday night,
which was accepted. He will
move to jamestown or Devils
Lake in the near future.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-04-09
Crop Improvement
The Lever Bill Provides for None, for
Farm Bureaus in your State. Ask fori.
SEED GRAIN.
Profit in Cleaning and Trea&ina =,
Smut-Work for Neigh
borhood Clubs.

0y a. .. Wilson. State Lsads,4aina.>
National Crop Improvement: servics.]
There is no work on the farm that
offers prospect Of greater remunera.
ton than that expended in intelligent.
~ grading and treating seed grain.
1t is but small task compared to
other operations on the farm and
amounts to but very little in cost per
acre, but the results are usually very
marked. 1t is quite probable that .
considerable portion of the increased
yields secured by some farmers is due
simply to the fact that they have had
better. cleaner seed.
No Decided Differences
In travelling through the country, one
does not, as rule, observe great DIFF
ference in methods of blowing. haf.
rowing and sowing grain crops.
Neither does he find great difference
In methods Of harvesting and thresh-
ing. Yet there Is usually . marked
difference between the yields on the
best farms and the yields ON the
poorer farms. As stated above, a part
Of this can be attributed to the differ.
ence in seed. The fact remains, how.
ever. that but comparatively few
farmers do carefully clean and grade
their seed. Many have not the proper
cleaning machinery with which to do
first class job. Others are not en-
tirely familiar with the operation Of
their machines. With q good tanning
mill that will clean and grade grain
by weight, as well as by size of ker.
mel, good. clean seed grain can be &C.
lected from an average sample simply
by running through the tanning mill,
and the same process will enable one
to secure for seed the heaviest and
plunpest kernels. We have no hest
tation in saying that IL 10 per cent Of
the best part Of the grain was saved
for seed each year. the average Yield
OF grain in the state might be IN.
creased from 10 to 30 per cent, It q
cost Of very few cents pr acre.
Treatment for Smut
Year after year smut appears in the
state and causes great loss. There
Il no reason for this II the seed Il
properly treated. FormaldehydA witch
II The material commonly used for
treating grain for smut, may b Dur.
chased q any drug store ct very
moderate price. One pint OF formal.
dahyde n forty gallons Of water VIII
maize . solution that vim Kin III
smut spores With which e comes IN
contact. Tho solution may DO applied
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-04-09
BARNEY sEAMINcs

Some Of our farmers We're seed
ing during the afternoons Of last
week.
Mrs. A. Henkenius was a Wah-
peton visitor Friday.
Mr.. Cabot of the Crown Ele-
vator Co. was in town Saturday.
C. E. Harris returned Friday
from a trip to the twin cities
where he purchased his spring
line of merchandise.
Alex Mckinnon autoed up from
Mooreton Monday afternoon.
Quite crowd from here at
tended party at the L. Minder-
mann home Sunday.
Geo. Hedner is preparing to err
ect new buildings on his farm.
Math Wilwerding was in Moore
ton between trains Friday.
Jensen and Trollia have Sc
Gently moved onto the Jones farm
north # town.
Miss Sadie Taylor spent Sun
day with her parents at Della
mere. returning to her school on
Monday.
-uI :. = .htt-duSIllIl VS. OK tle
sick list the first of the week.
4 light snow fell Sunday eve
ming.
a. GABRIEL returned on Thurs
day from the hospital and is inn
proving nicely since his opera
ton.
Chas. DeForest returned to
Wyndmere Saturday evening.
Mrs. F. E. Bailey Of Mooreton
spent few days of last week with
her parents in Barney.
Mrs. i. Baird and daughter de-
parted Saturday evening for their
future home at Acton. Montana.
Frar', Staudacher spent Satur-
dav With his wife at the Breck-
enridee hosinta'.
Phil VolkAl arrived Saturday
from Dwell Ind. to do farm
work hero this season.
Howard Thompson left on last
Monday for his old home in H.
hnois.
Mrs. Patterson came over from
near Wvndrnara Monday morning
10 nnrrhose some If those Red
Island BED eggs Of Geo. Elliott.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-04-09
MooREroN MENTION

Casper Eseberg. who has had
a harness and shoe repair shop
here the last few months. left on
Tuesday morning for Minnesota
to look for new location.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ]. Peterson Sunday night.
Joseph Hektner spent Sunday
with Settlers.
Contractor Evenson is putting
up a new house for Martin Fladby.
Nels Nelson had the misfor-
tune to get one Of his fingers
crus he'd last week while working
on the section so he has not been
able to work since.
a big dance will be given in the
NJ. W. 4. hall next Monday night,
April 18th.
Herman Haagenson moved to
Fergus Falls the first of the week
where they have bought a fine
home.