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FOR SALE

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acre. o. hud ip bpulr, county
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auDr good pasture. small pls moui
down, balance vendors lien notes.
an fenced aud water "a same For
particulars write IS. G.. Kuorpp.
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FOR SALE Two hundred and
eighty head of COWS win soil GfU
head or more one lali ou Hmr
given D. required Rector LD'"r
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would tak. invalid Am case, nnrs
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,rm ono buu physicians won
Known hrr. r'liu.l agreeable Ad
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Masonic Bulletin

Commencing March %.
Monday 1880 p m. Spc
cial Conclavc Amarillo
Commandcry
Tuesday 8 D. m Called
Meeting Eastern Star ion In
itiations.
Wednesday 100 p m
Called convocauon ANA
Milo Chapter Work in
Mark and Past
Thursday 1850 Fl. m Naun
dy Thursday Exercises All
3 Degice Masons invited
Friday 1880 p. IN Called
communication OF Amarillo
Lodge. Social meeting and
refreshments All Master
Masons cordially invited
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UOWS THIs

Tho Teras wonder cures tidnef
and bladder troubles. dissoives gra7
el. cures diabetes. weak ana lame
backs. rhcuma'iem, and ell irrcFu
lariiiss 81 the Kidneys and bladder o.
b0fh men an Womrn. Regulate
bladder troubles IN children. " not
sold by your drufElst. VII Be sea-
BY mail on receipt OF 800. One
small bottle r. tao months treat
rent and seldom fails 20 perfect q
euro. send '0r 'cstimouials from
this and other states. nr . "
Hall. 2ggs Olive 81. 81. Louis. No.
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TOO LATE TO Classify

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stock big advance Coz stock soon
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Colcorl bldg Oklahoma OKLA
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dollar. proof 81 ior 1853 quarter
uo arrows Many valuable coins coo.
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cheap, FIRST class condition Inquire
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house. close m 500 900 -Four room
house. electric lDhs. ras adr
walks and b1u Only $3.50 rhon.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR MAYOR
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TOR COMMISSIONER ~. .
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Daily N"u Want Ads must be &C
.ampauIcd .y the CASH
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NJ The Grand

Animated Weekly
...... ....... uhnsl'
Ihc Death cot symau Irau. with
Billie Wtchr. coined, O.. $50
THE Glue ol tur Portrait drama
..... rclaii
Another r,.i ItIr unknown
Vaudeville Gutter and pussr
singing the latest SONG auI talking
ID..os orchestra
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So maffr- r.at vo1 verf. 30 Fili
I. 5000 Uu. .ni uo.H U Io.
900 a. IHE .EN W4.ItH-
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Try a Daily New. wan, Ad
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PROFESSIONAL
CARDS

In. syrnott RE. Underwood
sYNNOTr 4 UNDERWOOD
Attorncys-at-Iaw
General. Civil and Criminal Practice
Rooms 81. 81 and 80 Carson Bldg.
Amarillo. Texas.
n n. Miller Marvin Jones
Attorncys-at-Iaw
General Practice
Rooms 3S. "a and 90, new Fuqua
Buidiug.
Phone 7ss. Amarillo Texas
G. NJ EAKLE
Funersl Director, Emsslmer.
Phone 81
Ambulance an Hour
"a. no,ce. ". A. Davidson
ROYCE a DAVIDSON
Lawyers
Rooms 7, 3, ., ! and 10. hs' hbei
ste1t BLDG
Amarillo. lfht''
I'M. HYDEN.
Optomctrist and opii'iAn
Nav loration Phone g9s
s..te 90 New FuTGA building
Glasses fitted without tue use OF
drugs
LEWIS \. PITTMAN.
Optometrist and Nfg. Optlclan
Lenses Ground Here.
soa Polk st.
~. VAUGHN
Piano Tuner.
PLAYER Pianos $50 i'5
Panhandle territory covered reg .iI.
H. vi. J. T. Henderson IiaHn 90.
phones 7io aud lss
phone ,sap 80, ". SIXTH 81
SHORT BROS.
cleaning and Pressing Work.
We C.I for and Deliver Promptly
AI work Guarau''6d.
AMARILLO FLOOR SWiir MIC.
90.
sWecplrr COMPOUND floor CIV
and ufsinfr.iani7
Wade iu Amarillo
phone t3 J. y Howard, N-T
DIR. DAISY PENNOCk.
d fropu'hir physician
lHs Ease $3.50
Res. Phone 20t. oi''.
ppEING A CONkilN".
pa.iering Cnnira'i"t~
All lfnH 90 piastcr.ur tH1 ~ T"
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MISCELLANEOUS

BRAIns made from comblngs Elite
Undressing parlor. l6 Fuqua Bldg
Phone ~ 293-ti
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31
Broun 10 Meet
W.S.C. Players
On New Years

With the game tomorrow afternoon
at Pasadena between Brown Univer.
sity and Washington State College,
comes the closing of the football sea
son on the mainland. This game will
be test of East and West. The Pull
man Washington team has not yet
met defeat, while Brown had one OF
the best teams In the East this year.
Pasadena as usual, is holding the
Carnival Of Roses this year. and the
intersectionai gridiron contest will
mark the big feature of the celebra-
ton. Pasadena has been most &C.
tive in promoting intersectional con-
tests, and some years ago Michigan
was brought to the coast to play Stan
ford University. There were giants
in those days at Ann Arbor, and the
Ferry field artists walked over the
Palo Alto squad to the tune Of 40
to o.
This year the eastern team will not
triumph over the West by any such
score, and when the news comes from
the southern California city, It is dol.
lars to snails that the western team
will give good account of itself
Dfetz has q wonderful team at Pull
man, and the Brunonians will have
one of the hardest fights of the year
Looking over the dope, Washington
state should win.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31
Oahu Leaguers
Reorgdnize In
Club Meeting

Representatives Of the Oahu League
teams met last evening to arrange the
program Of the year, and as result
Of the conference, four teams will be
represented in the league next year.
st. Louis. Punahou, Honolulu and
Chinese will form the league for next
season, and the 25th Infantry may be
q NTH member II arrangements can
be made.
The Honolulu team will have mum
Der OF the Portuguese stars In the
lineup. and the best Of the ,All-Army
players will be used by both the st.
Louis and Honolulu teams. Punahou
has already secured York and vii.
liams for the pitching stan. and Humid.
ley, Dumshott and other stars win be
sure to find place on one of the ag-
gregations
Japanese Players on Teams.
Arcia will manage the st. Louis
team, and In addition to q number Of
stars this year, be Will have the two
Moriyama boys and Yamashiro, which
will add q heap Of strength to the
Saints lineup. Nishi will go to the
Honolulu team, while. the Chinese
team will have the pick Of the players
in the city, with Lai Tin, En- Sue, An
Lee. Kan Yen and other stars of the
year.
The representatives Of the Oahu
League have taken the right stand on
the baseball proposition. The teams
as arranged viii give all about equal
strength, something which viii DO
much for baseball The players viii
have an opportunity to test their full
strength against the olympics, and as
all Eve teams mentioned will perhaps
have an opportunity to play the, club
team, there should be great rivalry
to see which team viii make the best
showing.
Old J.. Pluvius has been unkind to
the baseball fan this year. Just as
the fans were In readiness to witness
the contest between the new Punahnu
team and the Chinese Stars, the old
sprinkler boy had to blight the hopes
of the lovers Of the diamond sport
The grounds may be In condition for.
q game tomorrow. and IL so the two
teams will clash In the last game that
viii take place before the visit of the
Winged-o team
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31

Peace Plans Sure to Give Fed
eral Managers Jobs in
Majors

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31

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ranrinr ffs BAN ,,ark for the Biz box.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31

Rufus Williams VIII Meet Joe Fleishman IN l5-Round GO at
Sc1o1ed Tomorrow Afternoon Bout viii Decide Champ
Schojed CafdRecord Crowd Expected to Attend Boxing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31
PRATT WAS ONLY MAN
on SECOND CUSHION

DerrIll Pratt. the second baseman
81 the Browns former captain of the
University o( Alabama football eleven,
4 GOLF player 81 parts. likewise foot
ball writer 81 pleasing perspicuity. q
movie impre<sario and lecturer be.
fore Boy Scoots vas addressing q
troop 81 TIE little. Khaki lads at a St
Louis gathering.
When he had finished his baseball
talk he volunteered to answer any
questions the boys. who ranged from
u 70 is years. might wish 10 ask.
A youth with . suspicious twinkle
IN hts eve stood m
well p Queried Pratt
II wsnta know he piped, who's
the best second basenan on the
browns -
-In sun + don't know. replied
Pratt Rnt In The only one who is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31

rules, and the decision was given
through some misunderstanding on
the part Of the referee.
More 6okI1n.
The fourth event will be . three
round 80 between two featherweights
john Martin Of the machine gun
company, End Infantry, who put up q
splendid exhibition with Andy Ber-
GER last October, and Martin Griffin
OF D. Thoop 4th Cavalry who Is rated
as some little scfapper.
Charlie Schulnan of Company H,
2nd infantry. who made q big hit on
thanksgiving Day, will step into the
ring again, this time against Charlie
Vaughn Of K Troop. 4th Cavalry. They
win box four three-u1inute rounds.
just before the main event. two
heavyweiehfs from the Isl Infaptry
will give q four.f6und exhibition, Cor
poral John Quinn OF H Company and
Corporal Charlie Strattpn OF G Com
pany
II Is expected that .Lient. II. w.
Hall, 4th Cavalry. will referee the
wrestling bout; Lieut.. Robert Sears,
LIST Infantry. the boxing bouts. Capt.
p. D. Giassford has been selected as
referee by the principals in the final
event, 15-round 20 between Rufus
williams and Joe Fleishman.
Besides the boxing and wrestling
there viii be band or two to help
keep the crowd In good spirits.
Among others from Honolulu who
are expected to come out for the ex.
hibition viii be Mr.. Horace w,
Vaughan. U. s. attorney. who will be
the. guest OF Col. 1. ". Kennon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31
|FUSSERS LEAD FIELD
IN H. A. G. BOWLING
LEAGUE AT Z. N. c. A.

Three straight games. taken from
the Mikes, kept the Fussers In the
lead In the II. A. G. bowling league
and put the Mikes, new team. In the
cellar Tor their opening standing Wed
nesday afternoon. The Wops. taking
two out Of three from the L. o. P.s,
went up into third place. passing the
SpugB who did not play.
Except in the last game. the Mikes
never threatened the leaders When
Ebersole marked and was followed by
a pair of strikes from his teammates.
Il looked as though they were going
to "go crazy" and clean the field.
Steady bowling by Werner Smith and
Gordon Brown changed the tide in the
seventh frame and saved the game.
The L. 0. P.s. with game score
of 408 in their second game. held high
game score for the afternoon. Ber-
nard Damon was high for the after
noon with 10. taking Stephens posi-
ton on the L. o. P.s for the afternoon.
The Wops bowled steadily, though low
in their second game, making only 217.
The teams In the league, their mem
bers and individual pinfall are as fol-
lows:
Fussers- Higgins, S54; G. Brown,
70s; Werner Smith. 6SS. Dwellings,
ID. Brown. 326; Damon, 604: Mott.
Smith, 247. Wops-Graham, $50; Fas-
soth, 554; Peterson, sos. Spugs -
Wilmington, 544; Noble, 1888; Wake
field, 344. L. o. P.s-Giffard, 395 !;
Thurston. no games; Stephens, no
games.
This afternoon the Ducklings bowl
the L. o. P.s, and the Spugs bowl the
Mikes. The Fussers and the Wopa
will have day off.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31

Milwaukee has Installed rs pool or
billiard tables in its public school
buildings.
Indians living in q settlement near
Amherst Va, sent barrel of choice
wine-sap to Mrs. Norman Gait as a
wedding gift.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31

One brakeman was killed and three
passengers injured when q Chicago.
Milwaukee & St Paul Railway pas
senger train was wrecked near Free
man, Wash.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31

Burma buys each year more than
10000 British made sewing machines,
nearly all (which are the product Of
the Glaf factory Of an American
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-27

the largest of the springs form rivers
that are navigable for small boats
The MerameC river heads in such Il
spring, 50 does Current river, White
river and the Gasconadc.
Big lake. Ark. is supposed to have
subterranean connection with the
Mississippi river for the lake rises
and falls with the rise and fall Of the
Mississippi. on the Missouri shore
the big river has a whirlpool titat Is
menace to small boats The water
always eddies about this whirlpool:
but when the river is high. there Is
an intake and when the river is low.
the water is driven upward. When
the river is high, small craft have
been sucked down and never seen
again, and tradition says that even
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-27

steamboats, have foundered In this
eddy An underground stream from
Big lake Is believed to emerge at this
point.
On the bluffs of the Illinois side.
opposite South ST. Louis. are the
sinks" Tho water here does not
drain into streams but runs into sink
holes, which are saucer-shaped de-
pressions with a hole in the bottom.
From thirty to fifty feet beenath tho
surface there is a bed Of limestone
rock The rock has broken down In
places. and the surface has sunk with
It, The stratum OF rock Is under
mined, and there is a great, irregular
cave beneath through which tho
water IIUWs.-Iuuth's Companion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-27
Summer Shopping Hours:
The Season Of Summer FrOCkS

Pretty organdie, yoile, bob-i-net, embroidered
yoIc French net and fine batiste creations are com
bined with elegant Iaces and fine Swiss embroidenes
Frocs Of distinctive style that will instantly appeal
to the discriminating shopper who fully appreciates
individuality in dress There is an endless var
icy in fashions latest modes Priced 1000 to $500
dainty white voile dress embroidered in amber
shades is the new Bocro effect, long sleeves, net
ruffcs, skirt scaIIopcd, bands and net ruffles
/ IlCtu HOOV
White Embroidered Bobi-net Dress in Bolero cf-
feet, with tier and ruffled skirt, and graceful
grdIe Of white mcssaline. Priced ........... $500
MAIN FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-27
STREAMS RUN UNDERGROUND
SubtcrranCan Rivers Abound in Mid
West.

There are many curious under
ground streams in the United States.
The rivers OF western Oklahoma and
the Panhandle of Texas sink beneath
their sandy beds during the droughts
of summer, but they still flow. II you
sink a pit into an apparently dry
river bed and line it with n sand
strainer you can see the water flowing
slowly across the pit.
Much Of the water that falls in the
Ozark region of Missouri drains away
IN Suhterrancan rivulets and rivers.
Where these streams come to the
surface they are called springs, and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-27
In the Basement - MONDAY
75c and 500 Covered Dishes 25c

75c and 500 Covered Dishes 25c
In plain and white and decorated largo
size. About fifteen to sell, 0Eo
Monday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GOO
s-inCh Dinner Plates, . for SC
Only one size. decoration of pink roses; five
dozen to sell. good plate for e.
breakfast service. Monday, ? JG
St.25 Waste Paper Basket Csc
Large size, made of whole willow with solid
woven bottom reinforced top, cEo
Extraordinary Value ..............UJG
$3.50 and $500 aluminium Kettles SIPS
Large and medium size; cast or all aluminium
Several styles to select from; from our reg
oiar stock $3.50 to $500 81 95
values .''.''.'''.''....'.. iILu
$500 sad Irons St25
Known as the challenge iron; contains heat
cells, nickel plated highly polished new
patent handle; set Of three Sizes o. 1E
the set , ..,...,...............,.SI,ZJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-27
Sponge Baskots IOc

Sponge Baskets 10c
Made Of nickel polished wire for bath tub:
also ono with two compartments for soap
and sponge Choice A.
Monday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iUC
Linen Mops 19c
cushion and mop small size for bath tubs
and lavatories 3G-inch handle; put in IN
without nails, Priced special ........I IJC
and 0-quart Sprinllcrs 15c
Made of heavy tin; some painted well SOL
dered handles with attachable roses; fE
25c and 35c Fern Bowls i5c.
Several sizes and Styles brown stoneware
,er,n %t,h anaaia, .,me[, only ono do"o" 15c
ieLI' SpeCldl ''''''''' ..,.,,,,,... W
$3.50 Chamber Pals 05c
Triple coated white enamel won't peel off;
these are not seconds Rcprccd 0E.
for Mondays selling .........,.... JOG
$500 Pcrcolators S2.S5
standard advertised article, four-cup size;
colonial shape footed, "A cold water O. or
percolator; $3.50 values ............ pZsOJ
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-27
"AUTOMOBILE ROAD"

We were surprised to near farmer
say yesterday that he was not going
so help in the building of a certain
road because it was nothing but an
automobile road
Now that sort of spirit was general
n the country few years ago. but
we thought it had all passed away and
hat the man in the country had long
since stopped that kind of talk. He
,ugh5 10 Cave "cut it out" long time
ago, since he must have learned by
this time, if he is capable Of learning
anything, that the automobile is the
greatest road building agency that has
ever come into this part Of t2e country.
So long as the people in the country
we're left to do the road building and
he road agitating for their own con
,enience and comfort, they accom-
3lished little, and, now that the auto
aobilists OF the cities, and those OF the
country as well, have joined hands
With the man. who mas only a team to
srbze over the roads, there should zoe
nothing but cooperation. There IS nc
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-27

such thing as an automobile road
All the roads are open to the public,
1t means more to the man who Wag-
ons over it tan it does to the man who
drives a car for pleasure. The man
who wagons has to use tnat road in
his business, while the automobiles
can use other roads.
Automobile road" is old stuff and
should be forgotten. 1t is unwort4 y
OF any intelligent person in this day
and time-Spartanburg Herald.
We are surprised with the Herald
that there should be any one now who
would talk about an automobile road.
The automobile is a road builder and
the wagon and the guggy have as much
right and get as much benefit from the
road as the automobile. What we want
to hear is that every one has joined
with the wagon or the automobile that
better roads.
The prejudice against automobiles
has practically all been vanished in
this county. The automobile drivers
in some cases help to keep it up them
selves by the reckless manner of their
driving, and their apparent indiffer-
ence to tle right of the buggy or the
wagon to any consideration at all. 1t
is very rare, but sometimes it is seen.
Another matter that tie drivers of
cars should remember. and that is to
share at least a portion Of the road
with every one else in the building Of
they may be meeting in the road. In
other words we all need to have little
more consideration for the rights of
the other fellow. If we would We
would all feel better.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-27
Gave Him Donkey Orders.

An Irish drill sergeant was instruct
ing some recruits in the mysteries OF
marching movements and found great
difficulty in getting countryman OF
mis- to halt when the command was
given, says the Kansas City Star. At
ter explaining and illustrating several
times he approached the recruit, sized
him up silently for couple Of min
utes, then demanded his name.
"Fitzgerald, sor," was the reply.
did you ever drive a donkey,
Fitz?"
eyes, sor."
What did you say when you wanted
him to stop?"
"Whoaw
The sergeant turned away and i'm
mediately put his squad in motion.
After they had advanced a couple of
yard or so he bawled out at the top OF
his lung: Squad halt Whao Fitz-
gerald"