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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
COUNTY FAIR
FOR LUBBOCK
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OI
SCHOOLS Will STAGE MANY
INTERESTING EXHIBITS.


Special 70 The News
BROCK. Ten Sept Do The
first bale of cotton was brought into
this city yesterday by Jack HrIler
aud ginnod by the new Malone gin
\ premium OF $500 was given Mr.
Briley by the business men
The Lubbock County Fair viii Doc
held next week September $3.50.
Great plans are being made To- make
this a biz success one az the fca-
lures Of the fair will be- q number OF
booths 10y the various departments
lot the schools There viii Dee many
other attractions for these DAYS
Thursday. sept 30. will be- Wooiman
Day. and Woodmcn are sinyited tn
participate Everyone Is invited 90
meet az Woodman nan o. noon u
uniform 20 take par' 100 the parade
rtc. Addresses uy prominent Wood
linen will be given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
EVIDENCE on CROokEpNE~
BROUGHT oJT N TRINl
~ Associated Pr..

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 20 Dur.
ing The trial today % Mayor Joseph
p Rel. charged With conspiracy
tvo saloon keepers testified that
they had each contributed SIS "a
the democratic campaign fund
d eas also par OF the coutrihu.
ton agreement that policemen would
be- stopped from making visits ?,
their saloons Two others testified
that they had collected thousands OF
dollars which they turned over "a
Bell This money. they said. vas
collected from other saloon keep.
ers
Joseph y woerner testified that
he had offered a collector S.. then
SO. but that he demanded SIS He
refused 20 pay the money and that
night policemen drove the people out
OF his saloon The police. he said,
kept coming Tor ten nights he
then pal the SIS and had no more
trouble
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
"TIZ" II GRAND FOR ACHING,
SWOLLEN. SWEATN, CALLOUS-
IN FEET or CORNS.
~Pun. Johnny. PuIli"

Al. What relief No more tired
iect. no more burning feet. no more
swollen. bad smelling. sWeaty feet
No more soreness ln corus. call0uses.
buuions
No matter what sils your feet or
what under the sun you've tried
without getting relief Just use
."TlZ "TiZ" Is the only remedy
that draws out an the poisonous cXu-
dations which puff up the feet
TIL cures your foot trouble so
youl never limp or draw up your
face IN pain Your shoes won't seem
tight and your feet alll never. never
hurt or get sore and swollen Think
OF a. no more foot misery. no more
agony from Corns. callouscs or bun
ions
Get a % cent box az any drug
store or department store and get
Instant relief Wear smaller shoes
Just once try TIL Get a whole
years foot comfort Tor only Is
cents Think of o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
JOY RIDES FOR
ARMY'S CHILDREN
MONTREAL AtTO CLUB MOST To
kIDDlFS WHOSE pAPNS
ARR NJ FRONT.

MONTREAL. Sept 22 Fifteen
hundred children Df Canadian sol
dIorg fighting f0r thc Empire are The
guests TODAY Ut tbc Automobile
club Of Canada Each year the
club gives au outing 20 children, and
this year the soldiers children are
given tho distinction
All the kiddies from five 90 M
teen whose papas are lighting at tho
front we're piled into me biz auto.
mobiles this noon and whiskcd away
90 Santc Rose where candy flags.
horns and other delights OF the child
world await them
Five hvndred autos were offered
by local lotIriats for the day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23

'the competition ~ the Chaffees To
Chafee brothers found their concern
Eas unable 70 continue successfully
in business. and u is alleged they
we're approached by representative
of tha defendants and paid a sub.
unniial sum 70 refrain from coaflng
.Dr selling wire nails
Another nail maker was Joseph
Hayes ~ Mansfield Mass II isal
legged defendant gave rebates ~ his
compel TOR that sheu Hayea bought
bis supplies from o. Boston concern
tho American gieeI 4 Wire Co. o..
fused '0 sell nails io that concern
with ihe result % b. alleged. that
Hayes could nor buy supplies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
BiiOIGHT ~ FEDERAL Court
AGAINST AMERICAN sTIEI
And WIliE COMPANY.
IS BATTLE OF FINANCIERS
l"fcudani T. Subsidiary ~ The
nitcd states steel Corpora
tiOn---I'lcadings Are
l0luminus.

rOsTON. Sept gg a sult Tor
100000 under fhe sherman anti.
trust lav has beeu entered Boo hr
United states District Court here by
tho American Steel Co ~ Pluburr
nralnsl tho American Steel and wire
Company OF Worcester. aud others
Boo which many acts violating the
sherman statute ace charged o. IL
rnuiended boz the fuit that The le
frndani nail makers trad 90 create
and maintain "a monopoly In coated
fIrr nails
Noi The leaai Interesting feature 0f
DO" soft ~ the fau that the PITTS.
hIrrs concern which brought thc &C.
ton is subsidiary 90 me United
steel Corporation when tlr case
comes 10 trial battle ~ nnauler8
.anI industrial leaders a promised
and uep era In trust busting will
boz iuaugurated
The charges include the follow
ug suhsldifing various concerns 'o
keep them ont Of the field ~ com
petition. subsidiling others 40 present
competitors from securing material
and machinery. agreements with
others 10 induce them 90 furnish
competitors with defective machin
cry. contracts 90 limit output. % sell
iu limited territory, 90 maintain pric.
ts. rebates. selling coated wire nails
nt cost or below to destroy compe
tition placing spies in competitors
factories to obtain Information about
conditions and customers hr.uing
employees To furnish this infnrma.
ton placing employees from their
own mills In those Of competitors 20
mix nails aud cause shipments 10 be
confused and instructed false and
malicious statements. oral and vrii.
ten. Ia compoiitors customers con
corning the product OF competitors
The declaration OF the pittsburg
firm contains seventy eight pages
and sets forth fifteen specific allie
cations The process Of which The
business of coating wire nails -
foynded was b9sed, on - paisM
suted In 1857 10 ira copeland W.
L. Pearson secured the exclusive
.riRht from him 10 use the process
Pearson formed the firm Of ! G..
Pearson a CO.. which b. named ~ q
defendant n the present proceed
liurs The American steel Co. 81
lPitlshurF began the making OF coat
od wire nails after the expiration ~
the patent o. Ia claimed by them
that the big Worcester Sirc mills
continued 90 mako contracts With
Pearson. and sought 10 prevent com
petition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
HEREFORD MEN
ARE DELEGATES
u. l.. MCDONALD NNp l.. BlSkIN
WILL GO To DRY FARMING
CONGRESS-.


Special ~ The Nsws
HEREFORD. TcN. Sept ----p J.
Mcdonald and T. Haskin have been
appointed by Governor Furguson, 10
represent the state of Texas. as dele
eatcs, to the tenth International Dry
Farming Congress tu be- held AZ Dou.
.vcr. Oct 10 z
a number ct foreign nations will
send both delegate and exhibits 90
This congress. which promises 90 Boz
the most successful anl best attend
.cl of any ever held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
POLISH ALLIANCE
IN CONVENTION
HEAD Or NATIONAL CHURCH
N AMERICA II AMONG
THE SPEAKERS.

PASSlAC \ J.. Sept - The
biennial national convention Of the
Polish National Alliance 81 America
a frsternal organization, opened
here toda, There are over TOO
branches ~ the alliance IN states
cast Of the Mississippi. and delegates
from each are attending
Bishop Francis Hudo 81 scranton
Pa head - the Polish National
Church .n America. is among the
speakers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
WILL SERVE ON
US. GRAND JURY
IMPORTANT CASES WILL m
CALLED NJ NEXT TERM OF
FEDERAL COURT
sr~,i.l IN r., New.

HEREFORD. Ten sept o. "
TN Bennett aud a. n,skn. have been
summoned 10 serve as pctl Juror.
iu the United states district court
Zoo convene al Amarillo, ou oct ttl
H. a Ricketts,. has been summoned
from castro county
The federal court preside over
10y Judge p v Meek. has some not
.rJ aud Important cases to ~ a. this
session. and the term will likely last
longer than usual
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
SCHOOLS OPEN
At LITTLEFIELD
WORK ON NEW BUILDING Will.
M COMPLETED N NINETY
DAYS.

Spega' 20 Tho Ns-
IlrTltFlELu. Tex. sept 20
Public school opened here Yesterday
Mr. = p Brown is principal Miss
Pearl Farris Is in charge OF the In
termedia'e Department ana Miss
Lewis f'cbisou BIS primary teacher
The Odd school house Is being used a,
present
Work on the new modern brick
school house f. m progress. but 10
.Vill be about ninety days before &c
can be- occupied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
Evening Program

/ Aouuds and exhibit balls open uu
80 . M.
o Concert "A grounds DeKrc
Iko nros Italian Concrr' Rand
z 10 90 10 go DeKrtko Bros
shows az fair grounds
Great Gloria. electrical ami spccla
Icular
Wallace lIpdrome trained ami
mails
Seven IN one freaks and curosi
ties
Little Edna. smallest woman Ia
The world
Tho Flirt. the mysterious ride
Motordume
roNas Pioneer DAYS. Wild west cN
.hIhiiou
ostrich farm
Mexican Theatre native Mexican
Entertainment
Merry rorouud
! Ferris wheel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23

20 g m Concert on GROUNDS
Dckreku Bros. Italian Concert Rand
gH0 D m Concert ~ grand
stand Amarillo City hand
$50 o 700 Race program inter
spcrsed aith music ana trapolo pof'
Torrance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
Irtnns Made Public.

II Among The specific charges made
lby the pit,sburg concern BE- that
which alleges that David A Guruoy
luf whitman. Mass before aud AZ
itcr the expiration Of the patent. was
Ipaid substantial sum every year
hv Defendants 20 refrain from going
Into tho business Of coating ana sell
ling nails that kegs ~ nails mark
lod "Gurncy Nail GO 3D. since tNpN
Ibn,c been made ami coated ~ Wor
cestcr and sold hy tho Pearson
Company 10 customers vi Guruc,
land that customers and the puhl.
we're led 10 believe that said sire
nails we're coated and sold b' cur
new
Another interesting charge made
hy the pittshure concern deals with
the Matchmaking busiues, VI Taunton
Mass Tho Globe Manufacturing Co..
entered the field there after The pa
tents expired u is alleged iho DO
PENDANTS refusd to sell Tho cpuc"u
ithc wire with which to mas, The
nails bot the Globe company confirm.
"a 10 20 ahead subsequently BE-
IFS charged. an agreement wa mad"
fo limit the output 0f the Globe
company one ct tho partners Wa
Induced io buy out tho others 20 is
alleged and later vss induced tu
.hrv another concern boz Taunton
Then. IN 1909. fire destroyed 'he
.uIaut and the insurance was collect
ed by the defendants They b. is
alleged. refused 10 advance the
Imouc, to rebuild. and the concern. us
la result. vas dissolved
Chapter of Intrigue
4 sun further chapter Of alleged
intrigue - outlined wherein Cbaffee
Brothers Of oxford. Mass usure
Tho Chaffee concern began ~ make
nails ana the defendants. b. Is ailce
.a refused 10 sell the concern ma
,e-sI Then the Chaffees bought
material from another concern and
hts led up 10 an alleged agreement
.hcreby tins other concern vas paid
8 goo a year by defendant companies
f1r the purpose among other things.
~ rreyenting Il from selling ma
Iar.al 70 the Cha'fees. u Is alleged
ths' tho Grant Nail and supply Com
pauy received rebates from tho de-
|fsnfan,s for the purpose OF meetins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
DR.. Wolcott, 0culist

Eyesight Tested, Glasses Properly
Fittcd. Twenty Years Practical EN-
pcricnCc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23

Cs Range requires les, than one-fow,h the knowledge and
experience to get results from than coal wood gasoline
stove.
Ladies OF advanced and very young girls cook easier
and better on q range than any other way
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23

Thri.-ycnr old trnt. purse $500
Entries rllgoou llEhtfoot Florence
Onslov Alkali Ike Jimmie
Three year.oid pace. purse $500.
Entries Champ clark Nntoda. Nut,
vood WILKES. lr
Five. eiFhts mile dash purse 500.
one fourth mite. shetland Pony
race. nurse So.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
R0UPE FREED BY
 CORONER'S JURY

Ed Roupe who killed Jess Hitt- son last Thursday night, was freed on Friday by coroner's jury. He entertained plea of self defense and this was sustained. This ac- tion of the jury is not necessarily final, but at present it seems inn probable that the case will be taken up in the courts.
 This murder was the tragic end- ing of family quarrel which had been going on for some time MT. Hittson had taken Roupe's first wife away from him, ma. rying her himself. Roupe married the sister of the first wife and trouble con- tinued between the two families. Hittson who was nearly twice as large as Roupe, seemed from the evidence to have, played the part of unwarranted aggressor. On Thursday night he made an attack upon Roupe, and, rnable to get away, Roupe used his gun in self defense.
 The Jury was out about three hours. The decision seems to meet with general approval among those who are acquainted with the full particulars of the case.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
METHODIST EP|S.
 C0PAL CHURCH

The Methodist Church has taken on renewed life and activity under the pastor and all ready they are planning large things for the future. A good audience greeted him both morning and evening last Sunday to hear the pastor discuss a life lived by a plan. In the evening he gave a lecture on "The Liquor Traffic.. In this he show ed by conclusive evidence that the Liquor Traffic is a la w. breaker, a law-defier and an anarchist in re- gard to every law of man, and every Foundation Law" of Chris tian America. He showed this by some telling illustrations.
 The Epworth League was reques- ted by the pastor to appoint two of its members to act as a committee of Welcome to greet and welcome at the church door each Church goer as he comes and goes. The Ladies Aid have appointed two to serve at the morning service, and welcome each one at the II o'clock hour. Anyone without a Church home will find one here.
 There will be a Big Get-together rally at the church on the 22nd. led by Dr. A. w. Atkinson, Nils. sion Superintendent.
 The subject for Sunday morning will be: "Why the Great Eficien- cy Expert came." At the evening hour the subject will be suited es- pecially for the young. Copper. tuntiy" Will interest all who are looking FORWARD. Good music by the choir at each service. Youl presence is requested.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
TAX PAYERS NOTICE

You are hereby notified that your city taxes for the year 1915 are now due and will become delinquent on Thursday, Decem- Der 16, 1915 and if not paid on or before that date, five per cent will be added to the amount thereof as a penalty.
 w. c. RITTENHoUsE
 Deputy Tax Collecto
Williams news., 1915-11-11

by them, as the employment of outside assistance is an added ex- pense and no good accomplished. In conclusion, the Grand Jury considers it duty to impress upon the people of Coconino County the fact that the highest praise is due the Honorable Court, our County Attorney and the various peace officers of the county for the able manner in which they have and now are discharging their various duties.
 Respectfully submitted Dated Flagstaff, Arizona, Novem- Der 5, 1915-
 E. H. Duffield
 Foreman
 P. J. Moran
 Secretary Flagstaff, Arizona. Nov. 5th., 1915
Williams news., 1915-11-11
NEW IRON BRIDGE
 FOR CATARACT CANYON

Ad Keeslar, this week con- menced the erection of a new iron bridge across the Cataract, four miles out. The bridge will be set on solid cement piers and will form much needed link in the new Canyon road. Bridges of this kind is built for the com ing generation. Once a ford is properly spanned with one of these, that ceases to be a prob lem to the road boss, and stop it's annual drain upon the road fund.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
CRIME AT J. ). DAM
 STILL A MYSTERY

The identity of the body found in the J. D. Dam a short time back and that of the dead mans murder CT still remains a mystery. The coroner's jury was satisfied that the man whose body was found in the dam, had been murdered from the fact that his skull had been frac- tured by blow and that the rope and rycks which held the body un- der water had been tied in way which would have been impossible in case of suicide. The rope was tied around the mans neck and again about his waist and to this was tied a sack of rocks.
 But one plausible clue has been advanced. That is tha: the body is that of a young trapper who was seen near the J. D. dam, in comp any with an other and older trap per, at about the time that the jury thot the murder must have been committed. The body was thot to be about ninety days old. There is little chance that anything more will be learned abont the incident.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT
 ON NEXT SATURDAY.

The third annual tournament of the Williams Gun Club, which was to have been held the 2nd of Nov ember, was postponed until next Saturday. On this day large at- tendance from out of town is ex- pected.
 The shoot will begin in the morning and will last the greater part of the day. The weather now promises to be fine and some fine shooting is expected, with the Will jams team in the lead.
Williams news., 1915-11-11

MT. w. w. Bass of the Grand Canyon, left Tuesday, on a busi- ness trip to Los Angeles.
 MT. Bob Daggs returned Wednes- day from an extended trip thru Old Mexico and New Mexico.
 MT. "Cupid" Hummer returned Wednesday evening from Flagstaff where he served on the jury.
 Miss Lucy Collins, of Chicago, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. L. J, Olsen, and family.
 MT. Frank Dubois, former Williams boy, was visiting old friends here the latter part of last week. He has been visiting for some time in New Mexico, and stopped off on his way back to Burbank, California.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
DINNER
 AND DANCE, TOO

The Ladies' Altar Society of the Catholic Church will give turkey dinner in the afternoon of Thanks giving day, at the Williams Opera House. The dinner will begin at 8 o'clock and serving will stop at 7 p. m. The price will be fifty cents for adults and twenty-five cents for children.
 The same ladies will give a dance in the hall after the dinner, begin ming at 8:30. Everybody welcome.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
AT THE SULTANA

1oulSuG, w lllldm FOX preSenCS -Theda Bara in Lady Audley's Secret' drama by Miss M. B. Braddon. This is a thrilling drama which reaches solution for a most difficult problem. Lady Audley, when young, married young man who left her behind and went to Australia to make his fortune. After years of loneliness, the fortune seekers wife marries Lord Audley and lives happily until, years after ward, her first husband returns to England, a rich man. You should see the solution.
 "Milestones of Life," scheduled for Saturday night, IS a Mutua Masterpiece filled with tears and laughter and pervaded with a strong moral purpose. Ths set tings are models of realistic beauty and the acting is of the best.
 The Paramount feature for Sun day night, Betty in Search of a Thrill" teaches a strong lesson of especial benefit to young girls. In this Bosworth presents Elsie Janis the author of the play.
 Paramount stands for the top notch in motion picture excellence and there is an evening of enter tainment and instruction in store for those who are to see "Jim the Penman' on Tuesday night. This is an international dramatic tri- umph in which Daniel Fromall presents John Mason. The DOT trayal on the screen with the wi 1e latitude of the camera is sure to surpass the success of the brigham production.
 It is reasonable pride in Amer ica and American men and women which will be fattered Friday nj ght Nov 19, by the production, ''The Girl from His Town'. This gives the story of an American girl who wins fame abroad as a Ballet danc- CT, and becomes a favorite in high society. She is narrowly saved from marrying a Russian Prince by the arrival in England of her old time sweetheart, a man from her home town.
 November IS, William Fox pre- sents Theda Bara in "The Devils Daughter. This is one of the most powerful photo plays ever produced and portrays the versatile actress at her best. The Devils Daughters evil career suffers a fearful end in scene of overwhel- ming power.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
GARLAND PRAIRIE

Robert Flynn and family of Gilbert, Arizona, arrived last Wednesday and will settle on their homestead.
 Mrs. Ed. Hamilton spent few days on the ranch.
 Mrs. Mary Nellis is spending few days in Williams with her daughter Florence.
 James Matz is doing Carpenter work near Chalender.
 The Ladies' Aid is preparing for fair social the night of the 20th. Everybody invited. Fred Mickle of the Verde Val ley was a visitor on the Prarie last week. John Nellis is visiting his mother at present.
 J. D. Tannehill and c. w. Howe found a honey tree from which they obtained twenty lbs. of the sweet stuff.
 G. w. Mitchell is assisting Chas. Dornan in harvesting his large acerage of potatoes.
 Ed. Hamilton shipped cattle last week.
 Thos. Barnes and family made a trip down Sycamore Canyon turkey hunting.
 Mrs. Spofford, our efficient school teacher has decided to re- main among us, having taken a homestead near by.
 s. G. Drown is spending a few weeks with his family on his ranch.
 E. L. Dodge, the Maine groc- eryman, has been getting in a new supply of groceries lately. Call and see him.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
Attention MT. Roosevelt!

Ex-President Roosevelt will take great delight in learning that there are still some of those good old fashioned homes where the slogan ''the more the merri- CT" holds good in the matter of children--where babies are still in style. Such is the home of MT. and Mrs. J. L. Shieds who have just been delighted with the arrival of their twelfth child,
 a fine daughter. All twelve of the children are hale and hearty.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
Entertain "5OO Club"

Miss Collins and Miss Alcorn entertained the "5OO Club' last Friday evening, at the Parish House. MT. and Mrs. Robinson and MT. and Mrs. Kirwan chaper- oned the young folks. The even- ing was spent in cards and danc- ing. A dainty two co urse luncheon was served.
Williams news., 1915-11-11

To Cisco, Texas
 Mrs. Jess Hittson accompanied by her late husbands brother, Wiley left Saturday night for Cisco, Texas, where the body of Jesse Hittson is being taken for interment.
Williams news., 1915-11-11

To the thirsty souls in Chicago Sunday appears to come much more frequently than it ever did before.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
NOTICE

Next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. w. Carlson. a musical and literary program will be given by the Ladies, Aid So- ciety. All are invited to be present.
Williams news., 1915-11-11
Property Changes Hands

Property Changes Hands
 MT. Geo. w. Mathews sold the property recently known as the Reading Room on the corner of 4th St. and Bill Williams Ave. to B. R. Ells, President of the Williams Electric Light and Water Co.,, of Los Angeles. It is understood that MT. Els in- tends erecting a business block.