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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-23
This Date in History

i4es sayiAarola. the italian
monk Who rulcd\. Florence as IT,
sovereign burnt Tor aiiaeNSaS.,, church
Corruptious
1888 Cramer pronounced son
tonce of divorce between Henry VII
and Catherine OF Arragon
1901 Captain william Kidd and
other pirates hanged in London
zoo Battle OF Families. In Bel
gium. between the French aud the
Allies. under the Duke ~ mari
borough. In which the latter gained
q glorious victory
l752 Died william Bradford
noted American printer. who was the
first 10 demand freedom OF the
press Zoo America
1853 Died James Otis. Amcrl-
can patriot and statesman. he was
killed by lightning.
l7SN South Carolina adopted
the federal constitution, by vote OF
nag 10 20.
l1HS Beginning Of the rebellion
OF the United lrishmon. suppressed
the following year
lStl Died Samuel Dale famous
pioneer 20 the southeast. remark
able for strength and courage.
1865 Died Xii Carson. famou,
] frDUfipr.mau AGED 20
1872 Memorial o. Shakcspoar,
unveiled BOO Central Park. New York
1'li Japan ratified the arbitra
ton treaty with the United states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-23
Notable birthday, Today.

Count Hclmurh Won Moltke. tho
aepos,I chief OF the General Staff
of the German army, and nephew o,
the great leader Won doltke of the
Franco prussiau war. Be- 81 wears
old today Like many other German
leaders he incurred the dlsplepe.rc
.of lhy Kaiser when The plans Tor the
conquest of France went wrong last
lam o. was said b. had tr1utle
with fho Crown Irur" IN regard :o
the lattors plan at operations. and
reports have reached America that
ho was confined Zoo ono OF the rovnl
palaces under the displcasurr of the
Kaiser
ln IHc early months ~ the war.
Won. Nol'ke had tho fun confidence
and favor OF the Kaiser. he was
urged io heal the Var staff. and he
undertook iu, campaign IN the west
There wore many who believed %
was ueelua, tHe EaIsrr's Won Mol
ike Nas % nephew of the great Won
NoitFe That tt. officer was chosen
to lead hc campaign that was in
tended to Dee the browning glory o.
Germany
Count Won NofEo was born at
/ Gor.lorf Boo UorNouburg Schwcrin.
ON May OBJ. 1865 Ho came 81 Dan.
| I.h ORIGIN. and 600 ISIS married a
Danish counties. Two Of their sons
were officer. boo f.e German army
and one of them BIAS been reported
killed Boo battle
Won Nolt,c Is finished musician
1.-The Kaiser him self led tho band IN
PLAYING an old march which Won
MoIkc had discovered and rewrIt-
B ten
Dr Fred "a Atkinson, pre-
BROOKLYN Polytechnic Institute. 80
years old today
Rt Rev O. Kn'orh Nelson Epis-
eoual pishop OF Atlanta 60 years
old today
Hon William r Thompson for
NOR solicitor of tbo q S Treasury
Dept 81 today
r. Rey John Catholic bishop ~
/ LeayenVortb. Eu. 80 years cd to
/ daV
i ur John vs. Cayanaugh pres
University 90 N0trc Dame. o. years
| ODD today
Hon Edwin s. webb. Congress
man from Norib Carolina O. wears
\ old Today
DR. Edgar p smith. famous che
Imist. Provost 81 University oi Pa
-e years odd today
RI Rev Herman Page. nov Epis-
corll bishop 20 fspokauc. 60 years
ODD today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-23
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK


FORT WORTH Tw May
Hog receipts 1000 market steady
top 1906. bulk s. ,r1 -o-
Cattle receipts 1000 including ODD"
plyc. au .tockers arrived ht, uo.
shown inr the week beet steers POO
20 4. lower COWS aud b,.far 'H
'o Do lower bulls caly .3'E"
steady best Horkor .',,r f.l1,
other. .f1 .. lower h,r .'H...r
CONS aud better. toaIy others DID,
t0 I. lower calves steady
Sheep receipt. $500 mostly rll'
billed out fur 'He week sheep and
lambs fu 600 lower goats .H p.
o.. lower
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son,,hlnn -. snohh,r,.

The MoaireaI Gazette notes tia; .
college woman Who las been iuy,s..
eating sociological conditions So Sow
York was surprised 90 and that the
.b.trosscs in a cheap restaurant
where she worked for while iueog.
Alto we're honest and kindly and hap
ry The Gazette wonders At her ~.
Prise. end asks Does a pcrsol 90 DO
decent and good have 10 be- a soololo
g1t % Independent means"
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WANT AID RATES

One cent a word for the first
insertion, one-half a cent
word for every repeated con
sccutive insertion No adver-
tisemont accepted for less than
twenty cents Thirteen
words three consecutive inser-
tlons 2jc. n want ad IS not
run consecutiyely the regular
rate Of one cent a word per in
sertion Ono insertion less than
25cJ will apply. Persons send
Ing want ads by mail will
please send =. o. Money order
or Cashiers Check. Personal
checks not accepted.
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FOR SALE

WILL sell good four room modern
house Special harrin Your oppor-
tunity 10 get a home on easy
monthly payments Phone Cos.
FOR SALE Seven drawer Singer
Sewing Machine Good as new. very
cheap Business phone l52S. resi-
deuce phone 1884 win ~ stewart.
l7O-tf
FOR SALE CHEAP Gentle buggy
horse Apply 1U9 buchanan street
l1l- W
FOR SALE Young hens, chick.
various sizes 4olO polk
172-ip
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Nan, Hsre,,t DUTY

4 mans beet desires are always the
index aud measure Of his possibilities.
and the most difficult duty that a man
b. capable OF doing Is the duty that
above all be should do-Charles II
Brent
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TYPEWRlTERS

New Model l.. {. Smith 4 Bros.
The Ball Bearing machine VIII
give YOU better service. Write for
catalog Sold on easy payments.
Also have at an times machines Of
other makes S W. GRANT. Of
flee. 4O7 POLK ST., Amarillo. Texas.
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norris Roafk who has been al
tending school in Amarillo. icf' for
Vega Yesterday 90 visit relatives
Roark PLAYED Ia the city learu, last
year
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping strictly modern.
Cali llOj Fillmore street Phone
iGe or see Dockray Land CO.
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Mrs John Beard. OF Wellington.
is visiting Mrs Howard Blake and
Mrs sam Cooyer.
e. " Eakle returned yesterday
from Dallas where Do has been az
tending The undertaken congeu-
lion.
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MISCELLANEOUS

LOANS on farms and ranches.
GOuldy Exchange 69tf
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Nr and NTa n MrNfariy
have AZ their guest Mrs tHarles
Keller. 90 Wichita. Kaus.
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FOR SALE CHEAP Small rcfrir
orator 10 good condition Phone
1901 l1a-3p
ron RENT Two we'll furnished
housekeeping rooms Private en-
trance Reference required tUG
buchanan street lT3.Gu
FOR SALE Close In. modern
five room house with good closets
aud store room cheap Phone 500
1881
AGENTS TO sell new policy pay
INK $40 monthly benefit for any
sickness or injury cost So year
90 men and women in an occupa
tious Address NAAlC. l12 y Ia
Sale street. Chicago. 900
113.lp
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Amarillo Seed Co.
Mission Theatre
MONDAY, NAV n,

N'htt NAY II
Nrrgnerite Clark Adds Distinc,,on
." hrr sensational srcen Success an
"6rctna Green" w
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FOR SALE .Hf. INDIAN 'aIn az o.
bargain Fulf electrically equipped
Ridden 600 miles Sold on easy Term
Call sH1 polk Phone
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WANTED To repair steam irac
tiou oul.u,. Amy where boz tho
Panhandle, Uo both boiler and
maoh0uI. work test either stay
bolts or steam ruagcs Describe re-
pairs needed loo nrst Irfof Also
would Ufo 90 Uu engine Through
thresh'u1 aUl blowing season com
furnish good reference. Address
care of NDRs Il...p
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
BELDiNG GRANGE HAD
REGULAR MEETING

More than the usual interest was
taken in the discussion at the Belding
Grange meeting last Saturday. The
topic was The Commercial End
of the Poultry Business. Almost
every member present entered into
some phase Of the discussion. Another
part Of the program that was very
helpful to the members was a general
quiz on the unwritten work Of the
order. There was lively interest in
this work and a rivalry that will bene-
fit all of the members. The quiz work
will be continued at future meetings
Of the grange.
The next meeting Of the grange will
be held April 3. An Easter supper
and program will follow work in the
fourth degree A very interesting
program is being prepared for the oc-
casion.
The local grange continues to grow
New names are being received at al
most every meeting.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
MURRAY & co. SUSTAINED
IN JUSTICE COURT SUIT

Murray x Co. became defendants in
suit started against them by the In
ner Shoe Tire company of Grand Rap
ids in Justice \. l.. Spencers court
Monday. The case was heard by a
jury, who brought in a verdict OF mo
cause for action"
1t appeared in the case that Murray
& Co. had purchased bill of goods
from the Inner Shoe Tire company
amounting TO slightly over 500. The
unused goods were subject to return.
Murray q Co. claimed that they had
returned the unused goods and sent
check to cover goods that were used.
The Grand Rapids company refused
to accept the goods and suit was start
ed.
l. l.. Hubbell was attorney for the
complainant and Fred l.. Warner act
ed as counsel for the defendant The
case will be appealed TO the circuit
court.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
LADIES' LITERARY CLUB
GAVE FINE BANQUET

About sixty members and guests of
the Ladies' Literary Exchange Club
sat down TO a splendid banquet at the
Pythian Sisters hall Friday evening.
At the conclusion of the excellent din
ner, served by the Pythian Sisters. a
number Of toasts were given. Mrs.
Earl Wilson acted as toastmistress and
acquitted herself creditably. Mrs. +.
G.. Schlegel, the club president, extend
ed the welcome Of the club to the
guests and Supt NJ. T.. Osborne re-
sponded. Mrs William Wilder gave a
sketch of Belding and its ups and
downs during the past 26 years and
Mrs. J. +. Pinkham INDUCED in a
toast full of wit and humour.
After the toasts a playlet entitled
the New Minister was given by several
of the club ladies and was certainly
worthy Of the splendid applause given
it, The Hayden ''cullud" quartette
concluded the evenings entertainment
with a fine selection Of songs sacred
and otherwise
During the evening the Misses Flor
ence Spicer and Marguerite Lamb and
Miss Eva Engle favored with music
on the piano.
The Pythian Sisters are TO be con-
graduated on the way they handled
the banquet They cleared $i3.50.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
THE SERVANT IN
THE HOUSE" WILL
Be PLAYED HERE
" l. DPATH Gil A UT AU q L y
MANAGEMENT is BOOKING
YEARS TALENT

The Redpath Chautauqua announces
some of the talent to appear on the
course this year. One of the leading
attractions this year will be the fam
Gus play "The Servant in The House.
William Owen will appear in the title
role. This great drama is scheduled
this season for the third evening of
each Chautauqua on the seven day
circuit and naturally will comprise one
of. the big events Of the week. Mr..
Kennedy. OF whom exclusive rights
have been obtained, will personally as
sist MIR. owen i'm the coaching of the
company.
THE Servant in the House" has ap-
pealed strongly To the churches Of the
country. Many "A pastor has selected
it as sermon theme. 1t comprises
"A story that goes TO fundamentals and
so touches the common heart
1.-THE Servant in the House" will be
only one OF the strong features. Hon.
Ashton G. Shallenberger, ex-governor
pf Nebraska, will be one of the leading
lecturers. He is one of the most able
men of the day. Another noted lee
turer will be Frank Dixon. Mr. Dixon,
formerly a teacher and minister, is
regarded today as one Of the most
forceful and convincing lecturers on
the American platform. His theme
for the coming season will be THE
Social Survey or Taking Stock of n
Town" In this lecture he shows the
usual extravagant methods OF running
the business affairs of towns.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
"A. R. WINCHELL AND MISS
lone CONDON MARRIED

Archie Richard Winchell OF Belding
and Miss lone Condor of Smyr-
ma were quietly married at the home
OF Rev. A. j. Blair last Saturday even
ing at eight o'clock, in the presence
Of only few witnesses. Aside from
Rev. Blair's family Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Condor. parents of the bride and Roy
Winchell. brother of the groom. were
the only ones present.
After the wedding ceremony the
couple took the 500 train to Smyr-
ma, returning to Belding Sunday night
and taking up their residence in a
newly furnished suite of rooms in one
OF the Demorest flats.
Mr.. Winchell is foreman Of the
mechanical room of the Banner and
has been in the employ of the COM
pany about a year.
The bride is well known both in
Belding and surrounding country. For
several months past she has been
bookkeeper in the Jensen * Wheeler
store. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Winchell
have the best wishes of their many
friends and also of the Banner for IA
long and prosperous married life.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
MILITARY GIRLS GAVE
THE CLOSING PROGRAM

The Military Girls concluded the
Belding Eentertainment course for the
year with a concert at the Methodist
church Monday night The large
audience was in receptive mood for
a patriotic entertainment and the
girls satisfied that mood. Each of the
girls displayed some special talent as
a musician and the productions We're
varied enough TO keep the hearers
alert.
The program of Monday evening
closed the best entertainment course
that Belding has ever had The
talent cost much more than former
courses and every number was high
class.
The managers of the course, as
it has been conducted the past several
years, will not become responsible for
a lecture course next year. They feel
that the city is entitled to even a
stronger course than they have been
able to give, and are very desirous
that some other organization take up
the matter and continue the good
work Certainly Belding does not
want To be without winter lecture
course
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
MACCABEE LODGES
WERE CONSOLIDATED

Lochinvar Tent No. SO of the
Knights OF the Maccabees Of the
World was united Thursday night with
the Iyanhoe Tent No "a OF the original
Maccabees. The society is now under
the amalgamation known simply as
The Maccabees." The two local
tents are now under the management
of the former local Ivanhoe Tent Of
ficers. They are: commander. Will
lam II. Malone; record keeper. a. M.
Eaves; physician. DIR. w. A. Dutt w.
+. Thompson. great deputy for Michi-
igan re-organized the two tents
Martin A. Coder Of st. Joseph. de-
putty great commander. will be in
Belding this week and will recruit the
local membership. A large class of
candidates will be recruited for the
evening OF March 25.
The Maccabees in general have over
three hundred and fifty thousand
members. The order is the second lar
gest fraternal insurance society in
Canada and third largest in the United
States. The order does an immense
health and accident business.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
INTERESTING NEWS I
READ IN BELD|NG
MANY YEARS AGO
QUOTATION FROM A SPRING
FIELD PAPER DID NOT STATE
ENACT FACTS

In the newspaper published by
Nudge * Kendall August 21, 1879,
the following items are found
LOCAL
Mrs. Henry Jersey and child are
quite sick.
Mrs. r. w. King is suffering from
chills and fever.
II. II. Belding and family return to
Chicago today.
VIM. Moore Of Plymouth has been
engaged as engineer in the lumber
mill.
Maple Rapids is to be connected
with Fowler by telephone. Distance.
nine miles.
Mrs Gage of St Johns, Clinton
county, is in town visiting her sister,
Mrs. r. S. Moulton.
Mr. o. Mitchell has sold his running
mare TO w. Forsythe of Greenville, for
the sum of $500.
Miss Libbie and Fannie Qualtrough
Of Rochester, y. Y, are visiting their
cousin. Thomas Crebbin.
s. S. Brown took very unexpected
cold water bath in the wheel vault
while engaged with others in repairing
the flume on Tuesday last. The occa-
sion, together with the peculiar gyra-
tions of Mr.. Brown, was the cause of
special merriment to the bystanders.
Mrs. III. Haynes of Leslie has been
visiting her sons, the Sherman Bros.
She returned home on Monday.
We learn that the Greenville Daily
News has it's new press. The paper has
not as yet received its "bigness"
The lumber mill has been standing
idle for the most part of several days.
The machinery has been undergoing
repairs.
The Misses Ellis, daughters of Dr.
T.. r. Ellis of Detroit arrived here on
Tuesday they are guests in the family
OF c. -. Ellis.
Continued on Page Al
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
STANTON HAS APPEALED
CROP PROFIT SUIT

The case Of William Stanton of Or
leans VS.. Theo. Leach in which Leach
became the defendant in damage
suit started against him by Stanton to
obtain money claimed To be due him
for prospective profits, was decided i'm
favor Of Leach in Justice Murphy's
court at Ionla. Attorney Eldred for
the complainant has filed an appeal
The case arises over prospective pro-
fits which the. complainant might have
made from a forty acre field Of beans.
The land on which the beans were to
have been raised is owned by Leach.
Late in the winter a year ago Leach
rented his land TO his son and Stan
ton was barred from raising the crop
which he had planned. Leach claim
ed that no contract was made for the
land by Stanton.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
BELDING LECTURE
COURSE A SUCCESS

The Belding Entertainment Course
the last number of which was given
Monday evening brought Il fine lot of
talent to Belding this season. The
number of entertainments was not so
large as would have been the case if
the sale OF tickets to be counted upon
by the promoters of the course had
been larger. But the course has
been a great success. The hackers of
the course deserve the highest com
mendation for their efforts in bring
ing to Belding the lecturers and en-
tertainers who appeared here.
The problem Of making the winter
evenings pleasant is one which faces
every small town. Entertainment
courses do much toward solving this
problem and every effort to bring good
lectures or entertainments here should
meet with the hearty approval and
support OF the people OF Belding.
The financial end Of the entertain
ment course OF the past season was
not so satisfactory as the hackers had
right to expect but they will have
the satisfaction of knowing that they
have done a good service for Belding.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
CITY HOSPITAL IS
ONE Of THE BEST
FOR SMALL TOWN
AND FIXTURES ARE
NOW THERE

The new Bedding City Hospital is
one of the best institutions of the city.
Under the direction OF the board of
Lady Managers IL has been fitted with
a liberal supply OF bedding stands,
tables and other things necessary for
the comfort and convenience of the
patients and attendants. The hospital
has three wards, each of which is pro-
vided with an abundance OF fresh air
and sunlight, so essential TO the
patients. The walls are tastefully
decorated IN restful shades. and the
woodwork is enamelel and vanished.
The furnishings of the wards are
ample and comprise enameled bed
stedds and bedside tables. Appropriate
PICTURES adorn the walls and stands,
with books and magazines, relieve the
monotony.
The operating room is equipped
with everything necessary for handl-
ing operations The lavatories are OF
the usual hospital type and are con
troled by the foot. SteriliZers are to
be found with the equipment and also
a locker containing all surgeons tools
usually used. a new operating table
is needed as the one now in the hos
pital is loaned by DIR. Il. w. Little. All
Of the doctors Of the city are very well
pleased with the conditions both in the
operating rooms and in the wards.
Miss Jessie Werner. who has been
the nurse at the hospital resigned
week ago. Her place was taken by
Miss Irene Hunt of Edmore. Miss
Hunt is a graduate nurse from Butter
worth Hospital. She has been private
nurse for Or. Purden of Edmore since
she left Butterworth Hospital several
months ago. She is considered one of
the best nurses in the state.
In speaking Of the local hospital
Miss Hunt said, 1T is certainly fine.
Almost everything is here that we
need and things have been arranged
in such fine order. IL is certainly very
unusual for a city the size Of Belding
TO have such fine hospital. Here is
a splendid piece of furniture CON
tributed by the Eastern Star. This
piece is for the use OF the patients in
storing their wraps and is something
unusual in the equipment of hospitals.
The Pythian Sisters. the Ladies Liter
airy Exchange Club and private in
dividuals have also contributed so
many useful things. 1t shows good
community spirit
Since the opening OF the hospital on
November 26, thirty-two patients have
been taken care OF. There have been
seventeen operations. Everything has
been satisfactory TO the patients and
others concerned. Belding is proud
Of the institution. 1t is one which is
needed in the city and can be helpful
10 the whole surrounding country.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-17
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
ARE LINING UP NOW

Some additional developments have
entered the local political situation in
the past week. = Clyde Knapp, who
was a prospective candidate for mayor
on the republican ticket has refused to
run either for mayor, or alderman in
the second ward. J. B. Essex will not
be candidate for city treasurer thus
relieving the situation of one name.
AS candidate for mayor on the re-
publican ticket no names are mention
ed except that OF Fred T.. Underwood.
Mr.. Underwood has not agreed to take
the office but his friends are confident
that he will accept the job if given to
him again. Frank T.. Conant has no
opponent in his own party for the
office Of clerk. For treasurer five men
are still in the ring. They are Chas.
Coon, Arthur Brown, w. -. Pond,
James Avery and John w. Scott.
In the first ward both Levi Tuttle
and John w. Moore are being men
toned for supervisor Joe r. Angel
will not be a candidate for that office
i'm the second ward. No aspirant for
the office has appeared as yet. Barney
&. Curtis will be candidate for re-
election in the third ward. In the
second ward l.. w. Sayles will be a
candidate for alderman, and w. Il.
Menkee will be plced in nomination
for that office in the third ward.
Democratic candidates for the sew
eral offices are not complete. Adelbert
Nj. Hall is still being talked for mayor
and he has not absolutely declined TO
run. Ed ID. Engemann will seek the
nomination for clerk. +. l.. Spencer
will allow his name TO be used again
as supervisor OF the first ward. Second
and third ward candidates for this Of
flee are not announced For alderman
in the first ward Otto Hoyt will be a
candidate. Fred McCue will come up
again in the third ward.