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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-06-11
Girls in Printing Bureau Must All Be Healthy

TT oRsE power! That's what they have to have-those girls who work as
III nrinters,a assistants. And horse power is what we would make a require
ment Of their appointment. It's no use putting a racehorse to draw . truck
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-06-11
Youth Dips Into Fountain on a Two Dollar Bet

A MEMBER of the Western High school housed at the Franklin school is
"A endeavoing to collect a wager from his schoolmates, won at noon recess
the other day. The youngster, said to be the son of a prominent Washington
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-06-11

The man with a cheerful disposition
doubles his power.-Newell Dwight
Hills,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-06-11
seIectlna the Best COWS.

1t is desirable to keep only the
profitable COWS. To do this means
that systematic records must be kept.
No guess work will do. No cow
should be retained in the herd unless
her milk and butter fat record shows
she is profitable. At the agricultural
experiment station at the University
of Missouri one Jersey COW produced
three times as much milk and butter
d year for three years as another
COW that was her half sister. The
difference in the cost Of feed ration
eaten by the two COWS was not great
and both received the same good care
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-06-11

Foxtail, crabgrass and bluegrass
are the worst enemies Of alfalfa on
most lands and especially on the thin
ner ones. The cultivation Of the al
falfa with a disk or springtooSh har-
row followed by a drag harrow is
usually sufficient to control these
grasses. After the first year there "a
practically no danger Of injuring the
alfalfa by such cultivation, even
though II be quite thorough. The cul
tlvation is especially needed after the
second and third cuttings.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-06-11
Strawberry is King
This Fruit is Gaining in Popularity--How
and When the Plants Should Be Set

By Bdl.. sgmoanL Asst in Horticulture College of Agriculture University of Missouri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

fog we need both the pros. and coh''
to property present our cause ono
Such federation would mean sn
meeting each year within our ~ "a
borders n would mean 2 COZ ,,,rc
districts offices aud workers Oh IN
interests within the range OF huina ',
touch so that we might NJ iosn'
knew where cur district officer" Nv
ed
% is not natural for us to eApse'
that tho women Of brentwood
cos. CO Fort Worth would feel q deep
local interest In the women =.
Washburn or Happy or Jerico' p
thc women of amarillo. Tuiia' S'ai
eudou. claude and Panhandle ouEn.
60 bee Interested In verybody IN thsh
county Who Us going 20 care TOT .nc
women on the farms and In our o""
small towns ana help them to nap
pier life if we do not? NOBODY
mere are our women. and these
az, our children These are our
towns aud our schools and our coun-
ties and our opportunities and " we
lose them whose loss viii II beY LEI
every one who is Interested IN inc
work of the Panhandle women LOOK
up the petition at the fair and sign
it We would be- glad 20 know WHAT
orr men think Of Il No objection
10 men having their say on TINS
question
MRS w. A. WARNER,
Member Redistricting Com
mittee r +. w. {.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

federated club io ash themselves.
also Nc want tho uufcdcratcd clubs
10 think about this II We had an
organization OF our women for the
purpose of advancing The interests OF
our own women and children would
YOU Join us and help us Co be strong
enough boo numbers and active
enough in the service Tor "a better
Panhandle Womanhood % make us
able Co carry on successfully q Pam
handle Federation
DO we need closer union OF Ia
isrests n our big new country BE
iorc YOU say "uo think of our neE
towns that need cleaning up and
Identifying think off our new schools
that need playground conNenc.euces.
think of our little rural schools that
need rshuildiue aud made sanitary
and attractive. think of the wccdy
uncarpd for cemeteries where onr
dear friends lie. think of the rest
, rooms we ought 90 have 40 every
t0Vu for the comfort and conNen-
ience of the rural women and chill
dron. think of the courses of studies
vo need in our schools before. they
win helm The Panhandle boy 20 love
boy. and the organizations wc need
Tor the moral development of our
bows au dthc organizations We need
for the social purity or our Girls
think of the work We ought 60 be
doing in conservation .-c conser'a'
tion first of an. oft our women then
lof our children The canyons Tor
rest resorts. aud the birds ana insects
90 helm the farmers thing of your du.
tv to other women less fortunate
/ thau Yourself and then ask yourseI
It.r question is there anything for
thp Panhandle women to do outside
of their own social home or club 90
! town Are the town ana city women
dividing themselves and their pleas
lure. and opportunities with the No
men ou On, farm who are the rca
builders and producers upon NhicI
our success COS new country de-
pend. Are Ne dOing our part 70
build up the whole country Zoo which
vc live or are Wc giving AN our ca
Iira time and talent to the one clui
we like best aud get tho most seliisl
pleasure out oft. and letting all th'
weaker examinations die for lack %
ltho strength of cooperation
A. YOU go about your hom" 1n'
club duties Tor ih' uoNt two week
! Ihmk ON these thiuk.' and vhri
won come lo the Fair mo- matter
what dnt. east your wish ou petit
uou lo hp presented before tine state
lTNrmHt. Board 1i thD state meet
lmr ,n Galveston Boz November VS.
Iurs. c.poUul, imt thr members o
Iurf,dorllod club aud that the rur'
women r1.i your uuiuiou ou ihlH
lItisa uorl, of voWW 1pd your vote
| ;. earnest. solicited We want }u'
,to vote arau.t % DO you think h'e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

Tho SNOW. white handkerchief IL
oustod for the moment. not for every
hour ~ the day. but for morning woar
especially. and then ~ rs that foncioa
Goo colors have tho lead Thrao col
orcd haudkcrchIela arc mot ol violent
co'oring as thUf were some time since
lnatoad. ,hos arc soft and gentle In
tone. some boinr quiet oven tu the
point NJ dullueea Quiet rnvH and
browns yclloVa ana greens. purple
tones and dun reds an como with the
morning handkerchief which may be-
of lawn or moro lBnciful slill. Of tho
finest uInon Thocc Of uluou orc most
~ IN fine stripes with narrow border
~ the main coloriuR bat Nh" lawn
moucholr ~ mora often plain in itp
quiet colorug with % quarter or bali
inch hemstltched border Of white.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15
PIANO TUNING

School-time Is here. Nov Is the
time 90 have your Piano Tuned. j.
b. 3D. WRIGHT. Piano Tuner. Finish
cr and Player Piano Specialist. Tuner
for ST. Marys Academy, Lowrey-
Phillips School. Au Public Schools
Grand Opera House, Deandi Thea
ire and the leading Piano Teachers
of the city
have tuned more Pianos here
since 1900 than all other tuners
combined that ever made the town.
years with the Loyhe Piano Co.,
in Amarillo. / have over Five Hun
drod satisfied customers. Phone 7iO
or kNG
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

Thou hast loved beauty. and thine
eye and heart
Have rcyelcd In the magic word Of
art.
Caught the deep passion Of the pic
tured face
And the mute marbles grace.
Until thy rayished soul had wrought
within itself that high embodied
thought
Then 20 the same fine instinct true
Has knelt where lowlie-t mosses
grew.
And kissed from the Wild rose the
trembling dew.
And thou has sought the beautiful
In books.
And thou has felt each glowing trace
Was but reflected grace
4 mirage ON the atmosphere OF time
or those realities sublime.
Those harmonies of thought aud
form and hue
That union OF the beautiful and true
Which ewes unsealed by death shall
surely see
IN the full life 20 be
When In the quiet midnight hour
Thoughts of strange sweetness DER
the spirit steal
They are M whispers of that watch
ing Power
That sees within the bud the folded
flower
And guards The germ of good that
erring hearts conceal
Aud thus friendly Presense saith
There is no age. there is no death
But when decay with grating jars
Wears through Thy PRISONS rusty
hHrs.
Then the freed captive rising. must
shake off tbc old unworthy dust
And wake to real life. with chile.
hood artlcss trust
Mr. p n Cook, ia Springfield
Republican
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

"a, .or stree. where Oh girls .a'-
cred 80 an .t ~ hour for t'''r les
sons in dainty sewing and later 20
indulge IN q few spirited games. lee
cream aud cake AIDED to the pleasure
Of the meeting Those present we're
Misses Alice and Helen Bouar Flor-
ence purWell. Floy Harrison. RATHER
inc Clark. Katherine Burwell. Jose
phine McHugh. Leila Timmous, Ma
mic Grace Burwen. Lily Clark, Ana
bel Jenkins and Alliene Lindsay.
The Round Dozen club announced
to meet with Mr. Oscar Schiilling
this afternoon will be postponed on
account OF the funeral OF Mrs Rol-
lie Scales
The lntre-Se club viii meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Jeff
Mount laos Buchanan street at 3
O'Clock
The Needle club announced to meet
this afternoon with Mrs John Ward,
will me postponed because of the
funeral this afternoon of Mrs kollie
Scales The club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs Ward. $500 Ty-
Ter street. when an important bust
ness meeting will call tor a full at
tendance.
St AIMS Altar Guild OF ST. An
drow's Episcopal church will hold an
important meeting Friday afternoon
at . O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Hen
Iiy G. Harding, 1910 Lincoln street.
and every member Is urged TO be
present
The Paiarito club will be- enter
tanned by Mrs. NJ T.. Smith, S02
Johnson street. september "a
The Entire Nous club viii meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Ma
lone. SOS Monroe street
The For RET me-nots will meet
Monday afternoon with Miss Louise
Harris 1910 Monroe street
The u \ T. Club will be- en-
tcrtauod Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs VI r Wolston, three
miles east of the city
The y =. G.. club viii meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs oscar Cou-
sins 1906 Harrison street, at %
O'Clock
Tho Tuesday Bridge club viii be-
entertained Tuesday afternoon from
I3 10 4 O'Clock with MT x W Dur
len as hostess a. her home 500 Ilar
ri,uu.
Tho Womau's Auxiliary oi the
/ Central Presbyterian church Ull
meet "Wednesday ai . o. m. iu th'
church parlOra An members aut
officers are urged to be- present a
this is strictly q business meeting
la Costur1 Club will be postpone
ibis afternoon on account ot The fun
oral of Mrs Rullic Scales
a
The Ladies Ad Society of "a,
First Presbyterian church win have
O. sewing bee Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs Coop. zoo llar
rison street The meeting will opci
promptly go @ O'Clock and the az
ternoon will Dee spent in making a.
ticles for the bazaar All memher
are urged 90 attend
%
The meeting OF tho o.. D. o chap
Tier announced To be- held Srp'cmbe
Goth win bee postponed until th
Tuesday following on account of th
b Fair The opening meeting of 90
chapter viii be held Tuesday Oo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

cross aud overlap. aud the tapes are
tied 600 front
The most convenient way 20 make a
shapoly waist OF 'his kind is Co buy a
rold, made corset cover or hfasaiore
and supply 60 with ru'es This VIII
give the vearor normal figure There
is mo- economy u m,ame O plain I'M
dcrrarmcnl of tls Kind o. home be-
cause the ready made brassiorc sells
so chcapb nut tbero is econOm, in
placing the ud'e. fer the simple rea-
son that the work required doubles
tho puc, oI me whist iu tho shops.
Perhaps tho greatest advantage de-
rived from q whist such as is pictured
here is the fact that Dc may be worn
us substitute for corset
JULIA BoTToMLEY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

A FIGURE which is deficient ia bust
"A development. either from lack OF
flesh or other causes mus. hc helped
on by some device Any number of cor.
sets. corset waists aud bust lorms are
on tho market TO supply the deucIor-
clos OF the too slender woman
For present styles the fitted corset
cover or fitted waist with inside ruff
fes. Is the most satisfactory garment
which the thin woman can adopt
These waists are cut 20 no normal
figure. The waist, therefore rs made
too lnrre across the bust To 600 this
extra room RULES Of fine muslin are
soWed 10 the under arm seams and
arms eve. These rufios are made by
stitching tape or bands Of che fabric
20 a long piece Of cambrc muslin or
nainsook TO form castings Tapes are
run through these castings The ruff
ne "a made as fun as the figure re
qulres and tho tapes are drawn mp
and tied at the center Of the rullo.
when n becomes necessary ~ laun.
der waist Of this Bind iho tapes aro
united. aud Tho fulluoaa of the uf
ne easod along ihom Thoy are
s,archod with very Thin starch and
ironed Nat. go that laundering pre
serves the bust form Waists ~ this
kind are made 10 foa'ou either I'M front
or back
Those fastening in front ar, pro
yided with buitons and button holes
An excellent model which iastou8 iu
the back does NOT require either but
tons or hutton holes Tho back piece.
nro slopod down iu w. shape and
finished with tapes which tio nroun,
the waist That IL. the back piecel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

Greek sour H. cough ur cold HI
once don't aaf DO may lraI iu
ssrlour Iuur trouble. weaken f.Hr
vitality ana dH.0Ip "a chronic M..
aUmonf gsf a bottle of Dr Ha"
pinfTar. Honey f1lay It pure
and harmless ua. b. freely f0r q"
faII cough on cold ~ Baby or Child
rer arc airE give f to them a|
relieve quickly and permanent. D.
and air pa rrre i.0sssus pIeIgu.
so0ihos tho irIfafed throat. .urc
Ir auUsepfIe and fortifies the
rom AGAINST roIds n surely pr .nf.
cold Eerns from Gotta hold Guar
lnfffd nulF AT aur Drur
tAdr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

Fore destroyed the ranch house
of Emmett Williams, four miles
southeast ol Hartley. Friday evening
Ail 0uthou.cs. barnes etc. were
burned The residence was valued
az ,laOO and everything is a total
los. as there was mo- insurance. The
Criru OF lho fire o. unknown
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15
MIS-. VI. GRAHAM

Experienced Dress form maker.
Al work guaranteed. Model At The
Misses Taylor Phone 1868 or call
bI2 jackson street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

msso rmA MEYER
&~;s Amarillo a her home at g
cBY MISS SOPHIA MEYEn

Amarillo has been east into pro
ioundcst grief over the uniimely
death or Mrs Roilic u Scales. who
was prominent figure in church
club and social life Talented In
art literature music and as a read
az Of the truest type MIS- Scales
became a iaVorite in Amarillo soon
after her residence here. and though
the demands that were ever being
made on her talents taxed her ply
steal resources. she never refused
where she could bee of use Hearts
have been stricken with the awful
shock and though Amarillo viii bow
in admission 10 the Divine Will
% will be- long time before the
sting of such loss will bee alloylat-
ed
The For-g et-me-nots gathered Ia
iuil force yesterday afternoon at the
home of Miss Louise Harris. 1899
Monroe street. for their usual at
ternoon OF work and play combined
and little Miss Harris made a most
genial and charming hostess. The
first hour was devoted 90 learning
the art of perfect ncedlework and
after that was over games, indoor
and out. we're enjoyed with all the
energy and pleasure of an after
Moons freedom from the school
room Later iu the afternoon Mrs.
A. . Harris assisted her daughter
zoo serving the guests with dainty
refreshments of nut bread sand
vlches, hot chocolate with whipped
cream. italian cream and angel food
cake Those present included Miss
cs Irene Belsley Alya Meyer
Estollc Warner. Lucille Astracan.
Fay Underwood. Lila Madden. Irene
plrnham Mary Bryant, Pauline
Rcedcr, Dorothy Walsh, Micnon
Sockwcll
. our hapriucs In this world de-
ponds upon the affections $50 are
able to inspire. We need the regard
and love of FELLOW beings. the SUM
shine of cpuEouiGl companion ship
and the warm haDdylasp of fellow
ship These friends easily and quick
IS others can count their numbers ON
tnc.tnEore OF one hand True aud
lasting friend ship will follow kindly
deed. Tho man made the bcnciic.
larry o0 some Kind act viii love the
horolactor Hence deeds that seem
tn entail sacrNicr are often source
uf much genuine happiness None,
spent in am effort 90 benefit ludiyid
ulls less fortunate than ourselves is
Wrll spcut and IN almost every case
will Weld interest that cannot be
computed by the use of fingers
The Fruit of such deeds b. Kind words
mother blessings. father apurDcia-
ton aud boys and girls admiration
II is not ease and facility thar
tries ue and brings out the good that
b. n us. so much as trial and dim
Guilty. Adversely Is the touchstono
of character As some herbs need
10 Dee crushed 90 give forth their
sweetest odor, so some natures mast
/ Dee tried by suffering 90 evoke eN
cclloncr that Is in them Hence trails
often unmask virtues and bring a.
light hidden graces and where BE-"
I fore We saw only pliancy aud self in
I diligence Ne now see strength, ,alpl
aud glf denial
When friendship i- found under
I the surface then love was built bet
/ ter than % knew.
Announcements.
+ Tine pOk street jcthodist Nle
F mary Society Vil meet Ncdne-ua,
teruoou at or.n . 40 the cIUr.I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15
THE LIMIT CAFE

Cloanest and best place To eat. Try
The Limit. 4i6 Taylor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

The Round Dozen club announced
10 meet with MR. oscar Schiiliine
this afternoon will be postponed on
account OF the funeral OF Mrs Rol-
he Scales
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15

The lntre-Sc club viii meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs jeff
Mount. laos Buchanan street at =
O'Clock
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-17

Pure country cream at Wl1lard's
sanitary dairy. Phone 374. F. H. VIII
lard
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-17

For the first time since the office
has been established, the accounts OF
county officers are being examined b,
a state examiner.
c. c. Colclo, Of Carroll, one of the
corps of examiners, began checking the
accounts this forenoon. He started
IN the office of Clerk of Courts S. H
Reilly.
Mr.. Colclo's assistant, w. z. Jeni-
sen, of Jefferson, will come here in q
day or two to help with the work
Mr.. JENSEN was called to Jefferson by
the death of his mother, whose funeral
was held today.
Will Require Months Time. =
Mr.. Colclo estimated that it would
take a month to complete the work
He and Mr.. Jensen have just finished
examining the accounts Of Hardin
county, where the examiners have been
for three and one-half weeks. They
will go thru all the accounts of all
the offices. All of the accounts ex-
cept those of the clerk of courts will
be audited back to Jan. 1, 1913. The
examination of the clerks accounts
covers period Of ten years, because
many cases and estates begun during
that time are still open.
Former Newspaper Man.
The state has eight examiners of
county accounts, and as many assist
ants. They are supposed to examine
the accounts of every county once a
year, but as yet, the crew of examin-
ers has not been over the state once.
Mr.. Colclo is a former newspaper
man. At one time ne was the owner
of the Carroll Times. He was in the
legislature at the time Judge B. F..
Cummings, Of this city. served in the
assembly
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-17
HEAR "THE FOURTH ESTATE"
Guests Given Double
Treat at Pretty Evenjnu Party,

Fifty guests of Messrs. and Mes
danes George A. Howe and Herbert 8.
Lawrence were given a double treat
at the Howe home. 416 North Fifth
street, Monday evening. when the hosts
and hostesses entertained at dinner
and provided an entertainer in the per-
son of Miss Ruth Hemenway. Of Du-
buque, who gave the four acts of Jo-
seph Medin Patterson's play, '"The
Fourth Estate" ..
Patriotic in nature were the decora-
tions of the home and tables, being
significant of the anniversary of the
birth Of the nations first president.
Little cherry trees graced each table.
cherries were attached to the red nut
cups, and hand-painted place cards
bore likenesses Of cherry trees. Dinner
! in five courses was served at by
Misses Mabel French Allie Bristol,
Mabel Drum, Naomi Fletcher, Lola
Scott and Marie Shove. Catherine and
Elizabeth Stevens assisted by ad-
mitting the guests and directing them
up stairs.
In prefacing her entertainment Miss
Hemenway outlined the plot of the
! newspaper political drama written five
years ago by the Chicago author. in
cola boration with James Kelley. editor
of The Chicago Tribune, and Harriet
Ford. Miss Hemenway also referred
briefly to personal impressions gained
thru meeting Mr.. Patterson. The
reader then introduced her characters,
and launched into the recital of the
i stirring scenes within the supposed Of
flee of a metropolitan newspaper.
| The story Of THE Fourth Estate" is
intensely interesting, and was pre-
sented in a most charming manner by
Miss Hemenway. The impersonation
| is difficult one, from the fact of the
! numerous characters which enter into
the play. Miss Hemenway has a win
some personality, and her work was
very pleasing and most heartily re-
| ceived.
Before sixty guests of Mrs. Howe and
Mrs. Lawrence this afternoon Miss
Hemenway presented Barrie's What
Every Woman Knows" Mrs. Howe and
Mrs. Lawrence are also to entertain
sixty guests at II o'clock breakfast
Thursday morning:
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-17

ing. or as soon thereafter AZ ~ possi-
BILE. He is to furnish . bond. and is
to have charge OF the roads work.
including the dragging and hiring Of
the draggers The law also specifies
that township officer. such as
trustee or clerk, cannot be elected SUI
perintendent.
The trustees Of some Of the town
ships Of the county are casting about
for suitable man for road superin-
tendent. and some Of them are having
trouble finding one. In one township
for example, the man the trustees want
to take the job, and the man best able
to handle the work. refuses to con-
slider it. In another township. drag
gers refuse to work under the super
intendent the trustees had intended to
employ.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-17
Tries Wild West
Stunt From, Auto

II Chief OF Police viii Lage ever
lacks a job ION the force" he can
doubtless secure work as lariet artist
with some wild west show.
Numerous complaints that have
come from the Second ward. because
Of horse running at large. have
called out the police patrol. Lage him
day. armed with a lasso. and ben, on
doing wild west stunt from a motor
driven vehicle instead OF COW pony.
Either bad eye or poor arm resulted
fortunately for the horse. and Lage is
now practicing in the back yard with
a sawhoIse. awaiting another COM
plaint from the neighborhood.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-17

Everist is going to take few minutes
during the exhibit advertised yesterday
for Wednesday and Thursday, to show
something entirely new and Of the very
finest wall covering yet made. 1t is
one of the highest class decorations
and consists of hand painted canvass
wall hangings that are a new revela-
ton in taste and beauty 1t is new.
Entirely new. The most up to date OF
any wall covering and has been on the
market in America for only few
weeks.
This beautiful decorative wall COW
ering has been designed and executed
bv the very best artists. You will all
want to see it because it is new and
beautiful and the last word, the der
nier cri, in interior decoration.
Don't fail to call In during the great
est display Of artistic wall decorations
ever shown in Observation-Disclosures
tisement.