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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
PRESIDENT WILSON HAS EEEN
ErCEINING OPINIONS AND -
INMATES ON BUSINESS SlTl' \
TIUN TIIEGtGlIUUT COT NTEl.
OPTIMISM EVIDENT
LETTERS RECEIVED LEAD CHIEF
ENEtTTlNE To BELIEVE TINT
BUSINESS HAS BEEN STlMl lat
EH El NEW TAEIF TIES.

Washington. W. I. Ian. nv President
wilson h1> been receiving opinions and
estimates ,u the business situation
throughout lhr country. vhrh lrld~
him wv h-ii,'c that general ruufIdcncc
iu the future exists.
TODAY the President told cal cr> that
while NV hlI WV >rirulifir ANALYSIS ~
conditions. optimism was evident from
correspondence.
The President 4, sad tn believe that ~
some Industries. especially those W..
p-ndrnt un rail roads. conditions are not
- prosperous. hut made u clear H. ha>
En expressed opinion un thr prupririy NJ
ra sing freight rates.
President Wilson Indicated that lri-
,rr> rrrri,cd lrd him tn hclicyc that
business Y, lr,uL N stimulated hy the
tariff.
IIc Told callers thlt recent agreements
fur thr rr. ruluilltHun M varinI> cor.
rnrafinns were nut settlements whlrh
ahltrd the llW hut understandings a. ~
methods ~ bc pursued during adjuss-
uIyMt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
EXPERIMENTS WITH
MANY TYPES OF
ROAD MATERIAL

Washington. ~. III. Jan. lH-Over
four hundred aud eighty thousand
square yards II different types uf roads
for experimental and phicri lesson pur-
poses were constructed during the fisc Il
wear InI. NJ under the supervision ~ The
Office NJ Public Roads. United states
Department ~ Agric Iliurc. according to
Bulletin ~ ~ thr department. making
total of over four million square yards
w road run~t truIrtrd under the supervision
uf THIS office since 1885,.
The types w roads built were brick.
concrete. uil cement concrete hiHminnus
concrete. bitumiaouS surfaced concrete.
bitHminuus maradam. surface treat
mcrt macadam. asphalt STAG. oIl asphalt
gravel. uil gravel. uII rprrIllInr gravel
macnlam, gravel ~lag. sand clay sand
y riubo. burnt cay. she'll AMI earth. The
object lesson and experimental work
during The past year WAS done "a cost
tp thr local communities ~ -l.ai.lNl ~.
Thi. slo,.~ not include The salaries and "a.
pcu,r- ~ the department engineers
The road work during The year was
done " Arkansas Florida Georgia,
kJnturkv. Maryland Mississippi. Ne
braska. North Carolina south Dakota,
Tennessee. Texas. Virginia, WISCONSIN,
and the District II Columbia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
BALTIMORE DOCTOR WHO lIAs
SFFN Nt'MEROI CE'EES OE CAN
GER HN EApIIN TESTIFll.S III
FORE HOUSE COMMIT IL.
OYE BEING EXPORTED
HE SAI nTilAT ORE u NOW LEAN
ING THIS COUNTRY WIII.II CON
TAINS EAnII'M SUPPLY AM.
FANCRS kEErfNG IT HOME

Washington u. q. Jan. \" TEST
mouy favorirg Immediate action 4" con
serve ihc radium Lands was given hcior,
the house committee on mines today hN
nr Howard krlcv If Hallim.rc. wht
said h. hal seen numerous cures ., can
Ger by radium.
Much rldium ore is being exported hc
said.
Secretary Lame DC the Interior De
partmcnt. expire, >c> himself in no uncer
tain terms in h!S bt.icf that the Amrri
en- people will strongly support him ~
thcbroud gage policy that aims 90 cN
tract from lands noN in public owner
ship sufficient American riGium fnT
America hospitals ~ order that The
poorest patients may secure promptly
he treatment now necessarily limited HI
the selected few.
I'm reply ~ protest against ih'
proposed legislation allowing withdraw
N ~ public lands known ~ believed i'
contain rad um ores. Secretary Lame
states the i>>ur H. one which i, l"lirv"
10 b., thnt # life and death 10 hundreds
~ thousands NJ Americans.
The apprchcn,io ION seems to hc. the sr"
rctary states that vast areas in 'anN
mart nf Colorado are to hc CLOSED M
entry "on suspicion. ana thuS rrusFrI
ina not only for radium hEt for thc nrcr
inu> and sem. prcciuu> metals ~ wei
M n hr stepped. These fears are not wei
founded The di>irihuiIon of radium
bearing minerals a~ NOW known in Colo
RADIO i fairly we'll defined. and thcr'
II 40 intention ia the Interior Depart
ncut 10 apply Withdrawals outside ~
the relatively small areas known to con
tain these minerals.
The pitrhehlcndr ~ Gilpin county Il
already cuiircl, owned hN individual
and corporations and u single Nmcr car
cnmparY now controls more than L'
caruntitr claims hr radium prninr
from which viii hc sold to the highr>
bidder in any country The clrlnI''" lr
pn>it> which il is Now proposed tn dr
vote primarily ~ the u-c w the Amrrl
can people are known through inyrStig'
tinn~ VI ~ Iu'rl States Geological
Snr,c, to hc for thc most part cuniincf
H. particular beds cf rock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
NORRIS DEFENSE SAYS
ANONYMOUS LETTER HAVE
NO BEARING ON CASE
fRg .isSpciafcd PrcSS.l

Fort Worth. Texas. Ian. ~ Argn-
mcnt> over the admi>>ability "f such
evidence I'm the trial ~
Rev. ~ Frank Norris today, DELAYED the
taking w testimony today iu the ease IN
which Norris H. charged with burning
his church.
The state rpntcnlrd that this evidence
should IT, admitted the defense opPos
ing ii.
The defense claims that the cirrnm.
stances relating ~ The anonymous letters
and other features ~ the triai, even n
proven. would not have a bearing on The
issue M who burned The church
Argument. were continued this after.
noon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
TO ATTEND PR0-MEET
COMPTROLLER w. n. LANE At
FORT WORTH To OUTLINE His
CAMPAIGN.

Austin Tex Ian. ~ Comptr"IIrr
w. n. Lame said tutlay W. would leave
fnr Fort Worth on the night of January
u, unH would un the iuilrWinH daN meet
with friends for The purpose ~ outlining
n camp -n tor 'hr guhrrnatorial nom
inlfinn Mr Lane slih hc would also
ii~ru~- rt thr run ference thr -uhirrt MI
M. submitting the State wide prohibition
ir 1918 frr which NV stands Mr.. Lane
<id hr wnuld attend the meet ~ of
Prohibition Democrats ~ hc held wv
Fort Worth nn January ~. provided
that II wl~ not converted into an rlIlin-
utirg nfflir. IIr Inn willing tp discuss
Statewide prohibition and other nrphihi
tiun -ubic,tS hut hr absolutely drrlincs
~ takr plrf in any meeting that D. ~.
hindl movement fnr an eliminating Pri
mary
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

GIRL CLUNG TO BEDP0ST

The DUKE Or BuoF9so.


Paris. TcNa> jaa IN Mt- A. Aii
Icd. her son. aged AMI daughter. aged
= were hlrncd IVY death to-day hra hr
hldrrd home i'm ihia ci.t was DESTROYED
following au cSplo>ion II oi. u~ci ia
starting fire.
Mr.. Aldr,d. thr husband. became
dazcl AMI ran away when hr learned cf
the fatal ties. and friends had difficulty
in locating him.
The bod, of tir little lirl was found
with her hands c!ingns "a y Lel Po>t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
THREE HUNDRED PERSONS ARE
BURIED INnEE FALLING rLlFF.
LGl%ENEp IA VIBRATIONS oF
CONTINUOUS EAETiIuT AXES
ERUPTION SURDUED
IAPNNSF$ NOrANO CONTINUES
ACTIVE WEEK HAS PASSED
SINCE FIRST ERUPTION AND
END * STILL NOT ~ SIGHT.

Kagoshima. Japan. Jan. lH Three
hrndrrd refugee, from Sdknia Were
uuiic,l Uut'cr falling iif in a nci -h
hrring village TODAY. The new disaster
j. result III the earthquakes and Vnl
rHnur>. which lur II week have drNastat
II ia, island.
Artiytt ut eruption continues. bat ~
nu,h ,uhiHrd.
Fresh cruPtiuu> w Sakura lima &C.
urrri tola.. arr"mpan IA hv earth
quake.
III i~ estimated today TINT iHnnn rco
pc on thc island uf Eiu>hiI will nrci
relief.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
ENDORSE ROAD

E.o Grandr CIV. Tex. Ian. ~ a
ma,. mrciiug WAS held ~ court house
wednesday, night aud " county ticket for
local offirr- pas ouI viii rrg rd a. i"
cai politics
Resolutions were PASSED endorsing
The good roads movement AMI the rro-
rn~pd military rofi from Laredo ~ the
CALF travcr~ing the en- military r"ad
nnd senator sheppard was wired ~ NE
hi influence for the new road on the
border from III Pl.n m brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
CASES POSTPONED
CHARGES AGAINST II. ~ TICKER
FT ~. PROBABLY WILL NOT BE
HEARD DURING THIS TERN.

chef If Police H. J. Tucker and otnrr
members W thr brownsville police force
charged with conspiracy to murder >hrr
iff 4. r. Haan. have r,turucd wv fl+ city
nulH adNirt- that their rit~s-~ have hreH
postponed ly the district court at Cuero.
N IN nui prf.hahlr that ihr-r ra~r~ viii
hr heard daring lhe present term.
Thi> rr,'cr du,~ not affect tl.r eases
against sheriff RYAN M al charged with
killing Lieutenant II Police a. III Puig,
which are sci for February mn tHcrD.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
WIRELESS STATION At
POINT L. ASST RED.

A Al l.3D u'r ok this afternoon I
Lieutenant g. 7. Hepburn. Tinted I
. states navy. Judge James u. Wei
. and Chlr',s Champion closed dral !
. whereby u >iic for the Wirr.rs, sta.
tion ~ Point Isabel IL aS-T cd.
. Lieutenant Hepburn j. uow IN pa
. >ca>un NJ an option on ihr property.
aud he leaves al oncc 10 present The
. necessary papers tn the l'uiird
States AitcrnrN General FIR an
pr val The beginning ~ thr WpIk
rn the station il. therefore Tat-
. ter Il only cunpI~iivrlf IL rt
. time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
REST RADUN ORE SHIPPED
ABROAD.

The Official statistics of 1913 n to
nur exports WI uranium. inlicatr larg
or content uf radium in the Colorado
ores shipped NV Europe than M ihc some
what greater tonnage NJ orc> treated or
kept IN this country. The joint resolution
submitted hV the Secretary Tor the con
>idrraiinn nf congress contain" 'nlhNf
in MOI nnl, for the president tn NJ ihdr "A
r1dinm lands from further apprppriaii n
hut also for the Secretary nf the lnicri-
IVY ~ lra>r these lands or otherwise nrn.
vide fnr thr mining of Ores Mn MI io sr
cure ~ needed suppl, w ra Fnm for thr
rn,r rnn.rnt AMI hospitals M I'M" luitei
STATES The vigorous adm ni>trdilon
which such Il law would deserve hy rca
son of the urocit nature ~ the matier
world dcmnud that tl-'rr hr rn DELAY
I'm oncniug The deposits to puri".e'ui U'N
'yltinn The object NJ shc proposed legs
latinn j. rnt reservation from use. hui
rather lr,rlrprrnt undrr rnEdiii"r> ufi
nnl, favrriug hui even fore me IN" hr>
ne Nv th> ilunh'r rr~nHrrr vhirh h1'
NO value cXccnt a. il j. mined and used.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
.H0PPERS ARE
DEVASTATING
TEXAS CROPS
LEu -I.. .iIl.A Pr.k.l

Au>lin. Texas. Ian. ~ A gra>>hnp
per >rourcc ~ Ilamiton ami surround
ING counties was rrpurtrd tu the Texas
department of Agriculture TODAY hy III.
rector Ncil nf thr Farmers institutes.
The hDrrrr~ arc reported devastating
crops The warm weather s believed w
hc The cause.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF
STATE TREASURER u NJ ED
WARDS ANNOUNCES THAT HE
WANTS To OCCUPY HIS OLD OF
IIIE

Austin. Tex. Jan. ~ j. NJ. Ed
ward. /. = candidate % ~uccced himself
nS state treasurer. IIr made the follow
ing announcement of his candidacy to
day:
To the Democrats of Texas: I hereby
announce myself candidate for state
Treasurer ~ Texas. for second term.
subject ~ the action nf the Democrat 4
primaries July -, 1914.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
RIO GRANOE CHANGE
ANOTHER CHANGE IN TIME II
MADE ~ SCHEDULE BROWNS
VILE To POINT ISABEL

A Second change IN announced ih the
schedule of The III tiraude rii road. II
irttiyc at once.
Train viii leave brownsville ai loss
u. m.. arriving IN Point Isabel lt II
noon. Returning will leave Point Isabel
at 1 o'c'ock. reaching brownsville =
= 80
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
MAN TO WHOM OREYFUS
OWES HIS LIBERTY
IS DEAD IN FRANCE

hmlru-. France. Ian. -. General
Firqlprt. commando ~ the second
Frrrci army corps. d,id here today.
Picquait was enc II the most brilliant
French commanders Ilr discovered the
forgery which convicted Capt in Drry
fuS. ami after wears w effort iiualI. ~c-
cured Drr!fus' generation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
MORE BANKS JOIN
HALF TIE INSTITUTIONS IN THE
APPLICATION ECR MEMBERSHIP

Washington. NJ III. Ian. ~. The
Ttca>srr department announces to-day
that over hlif :hr national banks IN the
United State, have muw made applica-
tiun Tor membership III the new reserve
-t steam.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
REFUGEES AT MARIA.
tEB iss riTfrd PTrNs.l

Malfl. Texas. Jan. la Mexican sol
d.cr> and refugees Vho ilrl from Oi i
nagI hgln III arrive here tuint from
4 ho hnr,icr. prrrlrliorv in cEiranine
fgr Font II i,~ tomorrow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
WE NTlllI;

, New Orleans. Jan. II Coast
, weather: Tonight. fair; colder:
, Tuesday fair: light wc>tcrl, 1"
, no,th.rlN winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Even New York city has nothing on
brownsville when 4 comes "a big pie
tnrc~. Srr James n'Ncill In The 'nnHt
If Monte Christie" "Wednesday matinee
and night. nrcamlaud Thcatcr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Nnthinr', trn great ihr cost doesn't
count for our Brownsville nitrous. Our
next IN James o'Ncill in The Count oi
Monte christie" IA five part>. Ne''ne>
da, maiinrc> and night prcamlaml
thcafcr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

S1ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
LEADERS
WANT MEETING
tGGESI II\T EAtIl tHl re "
SEND DELEGATE AND ONE
ron EAtH III NDREU

DALLAS. rD. $50, Do Tho
following statement hu been .su-
cd uom Auu-Saloou l,1eHc Head
quarter, l@l5 rm,torim r.Ia. hs
state superintendent J a GImhull.
Al nicotine ut tUv iloaduUr.
tcrs Commute, oi thr anti ~uiou.
League ul Texas. held Noy e.. alter
earnest elaboration the following
resolution vH. unaniWUu Is adpp.
ed.
Resolved That o. convention oI
the Aul-S1luou loJgup ui Texas hD
held some time durul tID comm.
winter Iuo lni of frrrr-,utWI|l
shall h, Two lclcrutc for ct,N
church aud one for each additional
one hundred mombor- CO., Wa.ur
part thereof up iu five Jul iIui
live 1d luiuual d'lrraf'. from each
ruuuty Doc appointed p Count
Chairman az the Anti saloon Lear
u ,hr several ,ouuti' nf tn' state
The matter uf details. where tfD
convention shall ho h,'d dates rII'
road rlcs etc. Hae referred tu ,
.porial committee % Ia. h.ru agreed
that tho date. win probably h' f"f
,ih aUl l0th. Ipl. Great Hd.rr
win Ur delivered More q. finite au
uuuucomouts viii %, made from uwa
to time. giving needed Information
This preliminary statement given
40 the pr, BOO urdt 'p direct iN.
attention OBJ temperance .urus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
HIGHS WILL MEET
VERNON PLAYERS
EXPECT TO PROVE RIGHT 10
MEi.T BEST PLAYERS N
LONE STAR STATE

Tomorrow morning the Amarillo
High School Football team. leaves
for Vernon. determined 10 annex
the .calp- of the lower panhandle
PLAYERS who make thci rhahilai at
that place aud In that way pave
the way for meeting the winner OF
the Fort Worth sherman game on
Thanksgiving Day
Should the Highs realize their
hone. thcy win have an opportunity
90 as for the championship oi
Norih Tc,a, and later for the entire
state
Both %, team. have not been
hcatcu this season ana whom they
meet. something is bound 60 hap
pen.
The iulh, are 90 good shape and
some of the best players Who have
been kent ont of earlier games on
account ol injuries, will Doe In the
game lu hard scrimmagc win
the amarillo Military Institute yes
tegday afternoon both the regulars
and scrubs got O. good workout
A big Pop rally viii be held at
the High school assembly hall to
uilht and every body Is Invited and
urged 20 attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
nnnphtcl. nl CnnIcdcracy Mcrl.

SAVANNAH Ga. Nyo ~.
The Flower of Southern womaphood
Was roure. cntcd TODAY by record
gathering of thc United Daughter
of the Coulcdcracy and from cyorN
CITY and town 900 the south as wei,
a- from .haptcr- o. Mexico CITY au'
Hostou the fair delegates came with
enthusiasm
The annual general convention
was opcrcd This morning. With bril-
liant exercise. Governor Slatnu and
Mayor Davant welcoming the naugh
ter. tu the citv Tho annual address
of the president general was heard,
and the delegates listened tu the re-
ports from The various state.
Tho most interesting new feature
Of the convention was tho baby
chaptcs." which sent from Boston an
encouraging report of the work oi
tho .suufttu women boo BOSTON Tor
the correction of the famous 9th
or monument" or BOSTON common.
20 That tho credit for the actual dis.
co,cry of the uuacsthcntic properties
of ether would o." accorded io 20
HNiNflN NtWINI. lNN ININ w Nf'''' H
of Georgia The llu-iuu chapter e..
poet to accomplish this. d'nii" all
opposition.
Incidental 90 tho regular 'uur"u.
ton. tho Daughter are colchrotiu-
the twentieth birthday oft The organ'-
miiou For 10 Vas 200 september
1894. at Nashville. that Tho lnitrd
Daughter. $3.50. formed From ih1t
little mo- ting me ranks have grown
until t0dJr tHrc ere lUO.nuu mem
b,.. 400 actively interested in thr
great rurk which the Houlhorn No-
m,. have undertaken Tho accom-
plishmonts cf thc United naugh"t.
B. reviewed tola, with delight not
only by tho momhcr.. hu' hy aIl
uufHNrunr-
The convention viii occupy four
DAYS. aud win consider q huge plan
'or work during ibo coming year
Nauy social affairs have been plau
nod and tho urst of these viii ho 70
reception tonight hy ODE officer. io
the visiting delegate
grrr murr. TODAY 70. reading oll
Spot ad FYr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

told my husband to get me bottle Of
Lydia T.. Pinkhams Vegetabc Com.
pound and would try il before would
submit TO any operation lie did so and
! improved right along. am now doing
all my work and feeling fine
81 hope other suffering women will ,rv
your Compound | viii recommend Il
~ all know 49, Mrs. DANIEL ID. r.
DAVIS, 10 Franklin st.. Logansport. Ind.
Since We guarantee that all testimo-
mails which we publish are genuine, Is Il
not fair TO suppose that IL Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has the
virtue TO help these women il will holp
any other woman vino is suffering in a
like manner?
II YOU are in DO not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but az once
lake Lydia L. Pinkhnm's Vegetable
Compound.
Write To Lydia T.. Pmkham
Medicine Co.. (cOnildcniiahI lynn,
Mass. Your letter will he opened,
read and answered by woman
and held In strict confidence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
Automobile Owners

Do you know 1t is to your IN
tcres, to investigate if the Auto
mobile Cylinder Oil you arc using
is made from
Pure Pennsylvania Crude or from
Asphalt Base Crude?
Under heat. oil made from
other than PENNSYLVANIA
CRUDE, burns up quicker and
leaves more carbon deposit
les, out a 5 gallon can OF pure
Pennsylvania AMALlE l-2-3
NONCARBON CYLINDER Oil
and you viii find it will take 80
pcr cent less than the oil you have
been using, making It cheaper,
although tho first cost is more.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
I,,r shipment of Ncgrue,.

PAIL car Tex Nov ~ Au".
Their o.. .HIpm,at OF uegroef was re-
coivrd here Sunday These pcoplr
orc brus pvt on tho farms o. hello
take ..r. nf Oh, urestut CROP There
has aIt DOB. been somc 5000 pef
SONS br sht 20 this county tHis fall
and .. numerical club 8. vork.nt
10 GO 1000 more hand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
TEXAS LIFE MEN
MEET IN HOUSTON
MEMBERSHIP COMPOSED CT
StNENTN.ONE OFFICERS 81
NINETEEN COMPANIES

DALLAS. Texas So, % Toe,
Texas Life Convention hold IT, m
unal meeting at Houston yesterday
at the Rice Hotel % wa. originally
planned 60 hold Dhi meeting BOO bal
a. but uasmucn as the Houston
Carnival and Deep Water was 900
progress 90 that Time the lioustoa
Life Compauic, urgently requested
that an" meeting le hcl din Houston
instead OF Dallas
lhc membership ul OBJ, roUs li''
Convention b. composed ui seventy.
Dln officer ut rWsf. cen ul tHr 1cNg.
lite Compnnic. 1nd 40 3. affiliated
with iur Amotirtu lIiD Convention
fhl. Organization $40" FORMED tor lh.
purpose ol cu.uu aEuu upuuIdiul
aud m1mtriuWr tln hu.uu uf CO.,
Insurance and Nh, boost interest. ut
lfr insurance ppli,t holdpi through
Ono dissemination of Information f"
earlma The science uf lt INSURANCE.
ilr uphuidu. uI correct principle
th, correction ur any abuse. ur lul
U ih, transaction ui llio 900 uranr'.
business aud in educate the public
Goo u. NOR. hf. iu uruuor
IHu IuJ. IIr Convention H1
h,ru great benefit 'o lr.l com
panic. and iu .H, cause u' lilr 30"
wu. m o., state gru.rr'l.
Iuruuen itt publicity bureau niue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

HTfJu1NspN Kas Nov y 70
The Rt. .. state Count, CLERK As-
.oriaf..r uueued a. convention her"
TODAY. H.U 10 The same time fhe
kama a. "a Roads Association get
90 disrr. thr program FOR road in-
nrutr...f. for fID coming fFHr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

fFT fufU Nnt ~
Tho ,ot.,.i over ihr estate of mo
cato iI lu NurIica uiil have ~
first .if Hr iu court tomorrow when
two rI $3.50 he -uhm lifted for pro
bate. a. .le latter OF ahirh Nordica
cut or Dor husband GEORGE ~
vouur Or rus ahiio she was ai
Thu-.ff' island ia-i eIutfr in 'hn
soufa SON. that Madame NurfiIl
mnfr urr uIil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

n burden 10 myself
] suffered from g..
mall trouble $40 |
could not stand On
my feet ana | felt
ike million u
needles were prick
ing me all cscr Al
last my doctor ;oll
me that an that
would sevr mo was
an operation. but
THE 1 refused |
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

THIS photo uph huHs thD Iol.
riaua 700 work. ut ogo ol tbcIr wriI
tire gums. which rnd about goo .h0i
minute miu Che German uul. %
ua HNu during thr operation. 100
3 lau lcr. The Co.,. ul these gum.
even moro than the cannon Ice 'ha
war baa been jhc cause of the heavy
Wori1Nt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
FACTS ~
THE MILK ~ NINI~S

NEVrpUT Ne Noy IT, Tho
uo.ipr chamber %. Commerce be-
holding here tYuI-h' hearing on
dairy condition BOO This section 90.
Maine. a. H part of d. campaign 90
uscer'an f.u condition ul thc mls
busiur. OF Sew England TN"
Maine l.s... 1r, valued ai $4,000.
ulu. 600. altered conditions Boo thp
daIr, bu rH.. are subjects of in'os-
fraiiuf Then wears ago. The ma
iorIi, of 'H, product Vas shipped as
buticr $50. most of DO S. shipped
90. uun and milk The WORK 90.
the go testing associations. The
method H' .aultatiou and care ~ Tho
cattle a.. $50 discussed
Jor HI.. puuriurt proof ilhcr
.f..r..t.r.| Ee Iuffiu UrnfIrf" CAT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

Record nrOakIur prices ON Gro.
ccrios. Pace
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
by Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Logansport, Ind. MY baby WINS
over q Year old and hIoatcd an VIM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

Yon can go board and room for
&C. uu Hul 10 ai The ofi.nisi ii"foi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

Iot E.. puuctu-e proof ilhcr
guarantee by Wolflu Bfo'hor car
.rr got
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

str murc. today %. reading on
Spot ad. rar,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-01

Nature always warns you If you
bowels are clogged or infiamed-heed
this. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
irritated organs. restores natural diges-
ton. The worlds regulator. start to-
night.--A. n. Caborn.