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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

lBy George Matthew Adams
The flowers that came up this spung in the
same spot from what looked like the same stems
of ycstcurar lnd tha, .meled Is sweet and looked
as beautiful and which will again return next
spring clothed 81 the sam glory as tins year are
the endlc,. expressions OF what Youth is in the
world
Nature docsn grow old i only change
form lu smile gust as young TO-DAY Thousand
oi years ago.
Then why should YOU no'-you who are a MI
hon time more wonderful than anything Natui.
ever iomed-be an eternal expression of what
, outh may always be-
he greatest thing about Youth is that 10 Is
always aert-inteihgcnt y ouih knows Just how
10 bear Sorrow and DISAPPOINTMENT and Difficult
y--and Courageousy 80. too. u takes al these
things and masses them together As an expression
ct what outh has 90 contend ,ylth naturally And
go q goes about iis work naturally and j. happy
rue Youth b. 'mpenshabe Il YOU catch th,
spirit Of Youth somehow or other YOU hold the
greatest secret 90 The greatest mysteries that shame
the uniniehgeni and break down and beat INTO
age the unihinking
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

be- great sor.a. and economic ISSUE m Mexico
Wall street with i. billion o.. Investments 10 the
contrary uot"lih.tan0ns asuruur. and the
miserable state at th, peon behind the pillow. W
have heard GOO much oi fhc bloody handed colo
RADIO. the border u'taH the rough rding. plum
deung vaquero. the diversity OF evolutionary
propaganda and tta succession oi high band 81
diriaiors o. the Capital u.s.. boot too little Of the
Mexican massee-a 0rd.y industrious. simple
backward people The utcres, OF every Amen.
ran farmer should be- directed toward the burden
81 the sorey distressed and patiently suffering
millions IN Mexico who receive fresh wounds AZ
e'ch new revolution and pay increasing uthe# 20
+t,h successive dictator
Beneath the watohiul waiting polio, 81 PEE.
'd-ni Wilson which many ol thc Bug hnanr ID
a1rncies have snseTct at. "a powerful undercurrent
1f been silently diving toward the single purpose
% ending seridom Mexico We know th.
through a recent expression ~ the raiei exe-u-
tive Just a. the mcdi8iou assembled To- Discus.
peace plans announcement; was made that no plan
would be acceptable 10 our government that did
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
]. A. CARLISLE
Leading In Race for Once "i
County Judge

Let mo- man be deceived by mis-
leading claims 90 the part OF my op-
ponents or their friends ] am for
boz Oh. lead Boz the race for County
Judge Naturally both my oppon
ents. being lIie long politicians. Of
fice-seekers and office-holders nr"
eudeayorlug % pun votes away from
me- by each trying 90 create the im-
preston that he b. the strongest
man with whom 20 beat some one
else BE- not mIsled by this device.
] say t0 my friends with great con'i-
dence. that have This race won by
q handsome lead n the voters who
favor m, win only see 10 % that
their choice De- duly registered 90 my
favor. PLEASE 90 not permit ans
One to misleld you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

The feaE. clouds Iu1 the thunder
during fhe'atfern00a yesterday in
dictated That part of fhe Panhandle
nor far distant we're receiving r
COpiou- rainfall a message from the
wood dairy tuo miles south of the
cifr. late BOZ fhe afternoon. Indicted
thar thet had experienced heavt
rainiaI. even that near 20 Amarillo
While We had bounfifnI rains dur
ing The ear.N part of tho month. ae
Gave had but little here for several
day. aud little rain at thi. time
viii he beneficial 90 fhe grass and
fNf rnW crops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
FL0WERLAND PAGEANT
REPEATED At REQUEST
Pleased Audience THURSDAY Night
viii be- seen at Grand
again Tonight

The Flowerland Pageant which
VAS given AZ the Grand Opera House
on Thursday night was quite
success and viii be- repeated again
tonight by request
Every feature OF the program was
very pleasing and those pariicipat-
Ing Boo the exercise were so Uell
trained that with tho beautiful
trained that with the beautiful cos
tunes the whole was ycry much ea-
enjoyed by an present
When the curtain Was lifted ou
the first act N, scene was certainly
beautiful Hearty applause Has
elected and the favorable condition
under which the exercises we're civ
en contributed 90 The success. of the
entire program
The tiny tots which represented
the 'sn0wdr0p GOO fhe first act
were as cute AS they could Boz 4ud
right wen did they play their part
Tho Rosebuds' Forget So.
Nots "Buttercups and Easter
LllIe, were all represented hf
beyies OF beautiful little girls. each
OF which brought forth hearty ap.
plause
Act II Included "The Rosary Pam
tomime Farewell t0 Summer.
The shylock by M % joe
Rankin. 'Retol OF ColOr. Happy
Little laps Yams Yama. Dane.
oi Roses. aud Hoop Number
The last art The BENTON Trs
which was given by W S BHsr.
% s Venabio and lac kNmes prov
sd q popular lilcri0u auu $500.
greeted warmly bv the audience
All the specia.t'es acro ..ue and
deserving OF special mention
Mrs Stanley Williams starred boz
the Dance uf the Roses where sh.
sang while eight young .aiir ire
e1 in pink and carrying p.lk para
soils gave charming dance
NrH Is Joe Rankin Miss Cams...
Boquemore. Mis- Margaret Herring
Miss Louise Lewis. Miss Edith SEQ.
valid ana little Miss Elizabeth NH
rrs. al. delighted the aUiionD. with
their supcialfips
Al different times o. V1. uore-
sary for the performers to po.'
to hearty encores
Miss RoGucmor' Who always
pIpases BOO work of thi kind was the
hr of tho evening
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

Most children de- s Coated. Fan.
red Tongue Strong Breath stomach
Pains Circles under Eyes Pale Sal
low Compassion Nervous Fretfu'.
Grinding OF Teeth. Tossing 600 Sleep
Peculiar Dream any one OF These
Indicate Chill has Worms Get 20
box Of kickapoo Worm Killer go
once. u kills the Worms the cause
OF your chiId's condition. d. iaNa-
tive aud aids nature 90 oNprl the
Worms Supplied 600 candy form
Easy for children 90 take 2rr -
your Druggist
tAdy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
lIuGE MOEhS ~ nEBNTE
tOi; BALI. N MALE CENTER

Judge p p Works has returned
from the South Plains where be-
made some uesche, durin1 The week
in behalf oil tH. candidacy ot COL
Tom rali for governor
AZ Hale Center boz had @ 'oiut dis
cussiuu 900 Wednesday uight with
Fred Pierre" o' ra'u.eW a lar.c
crowd aas present. ana much interest
manifested This b. the home of
Joe lee ferEus0H. o brother of one
ol fhe -ubreUtf0ria' candidates. Nho
$500. iu fhp audience
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
Notice Of dissolution 81 Partnership.

Notice r hereby gwen ilht The
partnership lately subsisting between
Nr. D. " FLYNN and Mrs l.. b.
Garrison. off Amarillo Potter County
Texas. under tIe firm name OF The
Vogue ha- fai- daf been dissolved
lg mutual consent and the business
Hul D., continued by Mrs l. - Gar.
rI.On.
As 800 are anNou- f1 wind mp al!
partnership mat ers a- rapidly as
possible all persons owing debts lo
tHe firm are presently requested 10
caI af THE Vogue without delay
Hud uay same
Witness our band fli- ihe 10Th
dat 90. July a D. IHIl
MRS p. "a. FLYNN
AIRS. T.. O.. GARRISON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
HAS ENUIGII IT. 'ADiTH
AMhElIIO EHNlOlt

VIII Garrett returned here from
Fort Worth Yesterday where hp has
been located for the past nine
months Ho sure was glad tu get
away from that somewhat torr.d
climate and ge. uacR where tue
nights are cool aud one never fails
io get plenty OF refreshing sleep
The tories me- tells about tine aea'
at Fort Worth are about the worst
vet 40 night as the story goes. one
maN -ea 600 people stretched out on
the courthouse lawn trying 20 find
70 place where b. b. cool enough o
sleep
Mr Carrot SAYS be- is never going
to br caught leaving Amarillo again
and from uuH 600 VIII Doc back at Dis
UId place 600 trD Ice wagon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

AZ The head Of the ballot appears the PROPOSE
ton for or against submission Don neglect 10
vote thereon This question should be settled once
aud Tor all time We will vote 20 submit boz the
hope Of getting out Of the way You can vote
as you please but vote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country Covers the Panhandle Of Texas. last
ern View Mexico Southern Colorado snd Western
Oklahoma from twelve TO twenty four hour. ~
advance Of Denver Dallas. Fort worth Oklaho.
n.a liy, and other papers carrying telegraphc
dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

Vote fur Carlisle the Young man
candidate for County Judge 10 Be-
best qualified and most deserving
The public offices 90 NOT belong 20
the professional o.ice. hoiders or
The chronic pie-effers Give un n
change Heln thr capable young
man aho never before raa Tor an
office Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

ur Wolcott win return to ANA
rIIo Monday JuIy a. New offices
Glasses Fitted taiarrU Treated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

Tho railUVu. new cases huy"
been filed aith CIerb Troy Thump
SON of The District Court
National Bank OF Commerce 80
800 y " & Mobiles
National BaaE pi Commerce et al
So N rrIdgug'ou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

Since the weather never please everybody The
weather man makes II Just 10 SUIT himself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

some Panhandle cane BE- reported five feet
hah md still growing lhata raising cane
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

Once more W. ask you 10 .aa' your ballot Tor
Col Ball for governor Ne BE- statesman who
has been tired for thirty years and has been
found true Not even has bucrcsI opponents have
been able to find flaw M his political record.
President Wilson endorses HIM thc ablrsl and
best men OF Texas endorse hum Vote Tor Ball
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

Entered as second-elas, matter at the post.
Office a. Amarillo Texas. under the act Of March
). 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

frcaky Kansas keeps up her record says the
opcka Journal Within recent period of a
few hours. Kansas or this part OF DO experienced
record breaking heat record breaking wind rer.
ord breaking lightning and thunder and q record
breaking drop m temperature the thermometer
going down 3 degrees IN 20 minutes o. sufficient
vauety surely to make the spice OF lite exceedingly
pungcnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

An election Judge ,s prohibited from 90 any
way telling a voter how to vote ON any proposr-
uou lie Is prohibited even when requested to
do to instruct the voter as 20 how the various
candidates stand with reference 10 the prohibition
question or any other question at issue lhis 90 q,
ruling made by an assistant attorney general II e
voter is a bonehcad hc must go % blind HIS de-.
icois intellectual and not physical The NOR
al IS. Avoid being d bonchcad Font Worth
Record
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
Liberals Slogan, "Abolish the
Bar" Has Set the Heather
on Fire and Liquor Interests
Are Trembling
FIGHT MOST SPECTACULAR
IN HISTORY OF PROVINCE
Three Candidates Running in
WindsOr-TOlmie, Saloon Foe,
Picked to Win

The province OF Ontario is being
stirred from center TO circumference
as ii has never been before in its po-
litical history, by the election cam
paign for the selection of members
of the legislature, which comes to an
end. Monday, and which is being
fought almost solely on the Abolish
the bar" plank in the platform OF the
Liberals
Other issues-many of them import
ant, such as the tax reform plan pro-
posed by the Liberals are being
crowded into the BACKGROUND, and
the tight has developed into straight
contest between the temperance peo
pie and the liquor interests, with
party lines largely obiterated
A couple OF years ago, when a va
cancy occurred in the leadership OF
the Liberal party in the legislature,
the position was offered 20 n. w.
Rowel. a brilliant young lawyer of
Toronto
"T'll take H." he said, IF you'll put
into the party platform a plank call.
ing for the abolition OF barrooms
This was agreed to and the fight
started Several times Rowell plead
ed with the goyernment-he leads the
party at present in opposition-to
Continued on Page Thrce)
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
Two Little Chaps Caught Ri
fling Safe to be Examined
by Physicians
APPEAR ABSOLUTELY
VOID OF MORAL SENSE
Have Been in Trouble Before
Bright in School, Judge
Hubert Says

Before any further action is taken
in their case, a thorough mental ex-
animation will be made of Robert and
Tommy Weseloh, aged nine and
seven, respectively, the two would
be boy burglars whom Patrolman Au-
gust Klein arrested Friday night. in
the office Of the Detroit Architectural
Iron works, Isabelle and E-sts. This
announcement was made Saturday
morning by Judge Hubert OF the
juvenile court, OF which the boys are
wards Robert was sent TO Or. Dale
! NJ. K.ns for such an examination only
three days ago, but the physician said
he would have TO make further OBJ
iservstions before making a report
"AltSorsh these boys have been in
court before, their records are not
1 bad as such cases 60" said the Judge.
Their school records are good. The
] boys, however, seem TO belong TO that
unusual class of individuals without
any sense OF right or wrong. | have
talked with thcm several times with
out having seemed TO get any point Of
real contact with them couldn't
mention topic that would bring
even a fash OF interest 10 their eyee.
One could almost as effectively talk
TO stone wall We fnd euch cases
occasionally, but they usually are
boys without mental ability such as
these boys possess. IL is a puzzlipg
case. The boys are so young that
all could do when they were here
before was 10 send them back home
as their parents desired. They have
had another trial and failed, and now
we will have 70 try TO find what Is
wrong with them"
When found by the policeman. the
bows were riling an old safe which
was used only as a fre-proof recep-
tacle for the storing OF papers. Rob
ert was armed with a revolver, which
he turned over TO his captor without
attempting TO use II.
The father OF the boys, who lives
at No. 230 Beecher.ave., went 20 the
juvenile court, Saturday morning, but
was assured that nothing Cyuld be
done al. present for their release from
the detention home. He was assured
that he and their mother would be
called when n hearing on the case
was to be held
In July 1913, Robert was taken to
court charged with stealing sl4 left
under a mattress by his father. and
OF having taken. 81 worth Of soap
from the attic OF their home and ped
ding II ont among the neighbors.
That case was dismissed and both
boys-for Tommy had been brought
in as companion OF his elder broth
er-were sent home. The next heard
of thor, nv fbo courf was fnvV dave
ago when the parents made com
plaint that the children had become
unmanageable. II was then that Rob
ert was sent 10 a physician for a
mental examination.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
BILLY" HILLCER
MAY RUN AGAIN
Former Alderman is Expected to
Enter Lists in the Seven
teenth Ward

William Hillger, a leader in the
common council several years ago,
will again be a candidate for alder,
man in the Seventeenth ward next
fall. IL Ia understood Mr., Hillger is
a Democrat He has a prosperous
real estate business on the east side.
At one time he was spoken Of as a
possible candidate for mayor. Both
Schultz and Dingeman, the present
Republican aldermen in the Seven
teenth ward, will seek reelection.
Fred Pfennenschmidt and Charles
Ash, Republicans, are also anxious to
represent the big east side ward. Mr..
Ash was formerly a member of the
legislature.
Estimator James Cranshaw wants
TO be alderman In the Twelfth ward
and his friends are circulating petit
tions. Henry f. Addison, constable,
is also a candidate for aldermanic
honors Both are Republicans. II is
possible that Aid Otto Reinhardt will
not seek reelection in the Twelfth
ward. He may decide to go after an
other city Office
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
SAYS HUSBAND
WAS SPINNER
OFFAIRY TALES
Couldn't Make Good on Stories
of Wealth, Mrs. VeIma Gray
Tells Court
"OTHER WOMAN IN CASE"
TOO; DIVORCE WANTED
Liquor Plays Usual Role of
Home Wrecker-One Man
Drunk Seven Years

Mrs. Velma Gray's husband had a
vivid imagination and loved TO tell
fairy stories, according to her testi-
mony before Judge Van Zile in the
circuit court, Saturday morning, when
she brought suit for divorce.
She said that before they we're mar
ried he told her fairy stories about
his wealth. his business chances. and
his plans for the future. A few days
after the ceremony, she discovered
that the wealth. the plans and the
chances were as airy and vague as
the fairy folk themselves. Then he
told her fairy stories about his love
for her until one night the telephone
rang and upon Mrs. Gray going TO
the telephone, che discovered another
girl wanted TO talk 20 her husband
She demanded 70 know who IL was
and five minutes later she was told
that her husband was engaged 10 the
girl at the other end OF the line. Let
ters from the girl were discovered
and even husbands best fairy stories
could not overcome this evidence.
She got a decree
a decree was given Grace Oven.
baugh after she told the court her
husband spent all his time in goiHg
from booze" jags to cocaine jags
and continued this for six years.
One OF the longest drunks on rec.
ord was described by Mrs Carrie
DuMonier. who said her husband.
Frank, had been drunk for seven
years without drawing sober breath
once in all that time She said he
worked I'm a brewery or as a barten-
der. and. therefore, always had a way
to obtain the liquor She added that
he found his greatest delight in com
ing home at meal time and seizlng
the tablecloth with It's load OF dishes
and food and yankingseverything onto
the floor and that when she protest
ed he would beat her She got de
cree.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
Panic-Stricken Over HObson
Prohibition Bill, Calls On
Trade" to Fight
APPEAL GOES OUT
TO EVERY DEALER
"Work as You Have Never
Worked Before" is instruction
From Headquarters

From the headquarters, In Cincin'
natl, of the National Wholesale Liquor
Dealers Association OF America, there
has gone out a frantic call addressed
10 the retail trade OF the United
States urging the united opposition
of all engaged in the liquor traffic to
the Hobson national prohibition reso-
luton now pending In congress.
Work on this as you have never
worked on anything before is the in
junction Of the letter which recites
that prompt and strenuous action is
necessary 10 Offset the efforts of the
anti-saloon league
II is written on the stationery of
the ~ w. l.. d. A. and signed by the
president and chairman of the execu-
tive committee OF that organization.
In each OF these letters, which have
been sent broadcast TO retail dealers
all over the country, there is enclosed
bunch of blank petitions to be filed
out and forwarded TO members OF con-
gress a copy Of the letters follows:
Cincinnati o., June IS, 1914.
To the Retail Trade OF the Uni
ted States
AS you know, the Hobson reso-
luton providing for national pro-
hibition is now on the calendar
of the house, and the rules com
mittee has set the time for &C.
tion on il az about July /.
The Anti-SaIoon league is de-
luging congress again with petit
tions in favor OF the passage OF
the resolution
To or, at thafr antfyftkr rnvn
use every energy to pour in pro-
tests against the passage Of the
resolution.
Only two weeks are left in
which to do this
VIII you see that during those
two weeks petitions go In daily
TO the member of congress from
your district?
Have the enclosed petitions
signed. then mail them direct
from your city TO your congress
man at Washington.
Work on this as you have never
worked on anything before.
Write letters-send kilograms
have protests signed-get busy
all along the line
Ask your friends to prove their
friendship by helping you now.
Quick action is necessary.
p S.-Write or telegraph us for
as many more blanks as you can
use
The petition blanks are detachable
from n sheet on which are printed
arguments against the resolution.
They are that It would prohibit the
personal use of intoxicants as we'll as
their importation. transportation or
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
RY FRANK MORAN.

Tonight | get the chance I've sought
for years. I am in the finest possible
trim. am the hrst big man Johnson
ever faced except Jeffries--a shell.
can hit. AL Palzer knows my right
hand punch I'll make Johnson come
10 me and fight He may have lead
for a few rounds, but before the fif-
teenth ] will get the right over and II
will be worth 81 100000 to me- Watch
for a clean knockout
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
SLEUTHS SHOT BY
YOUNG BURGLAR
ARE RECOVERING
Wounds of Detectives Donovan
and OGrady Serious, But
Not Fatal
YOUTH FIRES WHEN
OFFICERS CORNER HIM
Lloyd Abbatoy, Tipped OFF by
"Pal," Admits Many Jobs
Room Yields Much Loot

Detective Lieut.. John Donovan and
Detective Sergt. Patrick O'Grady
were shot and seriously but not fa-
tally wounded. by Lloyd Abbatoy, Is
years old, when they went to Abba
toys room at No. 594 Fort.st west, at
IL o'clock Friday night, TO arrest him
on the charge of burglary, following
the confession Of his pal Glenn
Stevenson, Is years old, OF No 594
Fourth-ave., arrested early Friday
morning. and later confessing tnat he
aid Abbatoy were responsible for
many store burglaries.
Detective Donovan was shot in the
Continued on Page SevenD
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
BROWN LEAFS AT
EIGHTEENTH HOLE

r. H. Brown was 3 up on Wylie
Carhartt az the end OF the first rs
holes Of the finals for the amAteur
golf championship Of Michigan at the
Detroit Country club this morning.
Before the match started this morn
ing there was considerable betting
with adds offered on Carhartt.