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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02
Western Land & Loan
Company
io7 Polk Street.
Phone 500

FOR SALE Section $50 an ana '
block T. Carson county ro"Y'
farm land north from 81 T-1n.'
Prize $3.50 bonn want yru f0 .H
poet fbis land good uceHborHn0d
wheat bolt
FOR SALE A section 70 milo. north
east Amarillo. practically $1,000. o.
bargain
FOR SALE N.ro modern -.Hr
cottage. blocks 90 Jackson cr
south ~ Fifteenth street bargain
good terms small cash payment
rr Y0l 90. looking f1- tarFa .s 'r
city property or 1rm lands % HI
81. y0H iu 500 ls
wE arc al.o local aaDr'r fo- goo "a
fhc 'r0rr.- T.ro Insurance '0"
panic. ir tir r IS au| solicit r."'
PATRONAGE iu tnIs respect also
10 YOI want % buy 100 or trade (.
aiiI be fo sour aI,anial FOB reo ua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02
TO EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE gl0.o6o.o0 up.tp.
date drug store auI several good
resident houses and 'wo farm iu
central oklahoma. Tor rNsi Texas all
clear land or ranch S Little 'ua
-.lo Tsy8s no 80
TO EXCHANGE tfU.p0oDU Hp-to-
date drur s'ocF and ~ GOOD
residence houses and iao farm Boo
central Oklahoma 40 clear for
Yves, Texas farm 0r ranch land S
Little. Amarillo. Texas
fN0-fp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02
TYPEWRTERS

Nev Model +. e smith 2 Bros
Tho Rail- Rearing machine wiIl
olive YOU better service. Write frr
ratalor Sold on easy payments
ALSO have az an times machines ~
ether makes s ". GRANT OF
flee. COZ Polk 81 Amarillo. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02

FOR SALE Au absolutely perfect
section OF land. located % miles
northeast of 81 Francis and 4 p miles
northwest of Panhandle This sec.
ton is improved with good five
room house we'll mill, storage tank
and drinking tub Water pipcl into
kitchen Good barn. about H2Nt..
work room and shed 2NN2N. chicken
house l0Nl6. storm cellar There
are seven miles of five foot woven
wire fencing on the place Tile ianc
ing alone costing alone $500 co.
800 acres OF The land 300 cultivation
and the soil rs as good as can Doe
found ON the plains For quiDL sale
I ann authorized G ooffcr this place
at SIC 90 per aero. n is patented
laul aud a biz bargain 40 tND pr.c"
This section is encountered fu-
SiOO0 due one. two. three and four
years after date tcGual payments.
which can Doc assumed ami HiI' 'I.
aud make uu factory terms 900 .h.
balance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02
FOUND

FOUND inr0-a car owner can
Lat. same ly paying for this
ftu-Hf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02
LOST

LOST Automobile number rai $780,
Return 90 General trio supply Co
.or Nevs ofige. II-.I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02

FOR SALE -Four Poland China
boar pigs. cnti.lcd 10 registration
VI S. Park, seven miles southeast
town 1881
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02
THE CLEARING HOUSE FOR BUYING, SELL ING TRAD
FOR SALE

WILL sell good four room modern
house Special hargin Your oppor-
'unity 10 get q home on easy
monthly payments Phone G93
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02

FOR SALE Automatic drop head.
White sewing machine Good as new
for sale cheap WIN n stewart
Phone 1928. 1897
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02
WANT AID RATES

One cent word FOR the first
Insertion. oue-half a cent a
word for every repeated con
secutiye insertion No adyer-
tiscmout accepted for less than
twenty five cents. Thirteen
words three consecutive inser-
lions 2.c. II want ad Is not
run cousecuiiyely the regular
rate 90 one cent a word per in
ser'ion ono insertion less than
25cl will apply. Persons send
Ing want ads by mail will
please send p. @ Money order
or Cashiers Check. Personal
checks not accepted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02

LOANS on farms and r9rrI
g,uhv EXCHANGE "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02

BRkiDS made from combines Eli'
HairdressinR Parlor. IL Fuqua Bldr
Phone II % -
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
eERMANYs HUGE LOAN

BERLIN April 29 The great Ioar just brough out by the German gov. ernmeut called ouV the small capital isis in numbors never heretofore heard oi iH the Ioatauou oi uubl., foan Whsu over 926.oo0 Germans altered subscriptions of 2o0O mark
 si75) and less for the September loan this was regarded as especially eloquent testimony +1-the patriou, enthusiasm of the great masses of the German people Put the March loan has a far more remarkable par
 ucipatiou Of the small capitalists
 Not less than 211a22O subscribers q.
 t are taking amounts of Si76 and less and i52oo0O of these made subscrp- lions of SiS or under The total mum. Der Of subscribers to the loan was 2.6sl,060. and as the total amour Of money subscribed was $2l5I00O. 5oo. the average subscription was s8O1
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
SAVING BEAVERS

BERLIN April 29 The beaver is making his last stand on German soil and the Prussian government has de. cided Co come to his assistance. There are now only l2 or l5 or the animal. left although they were formerly yer, abuudan, in Gemauyq This savina remnant lives on am old abandoned bend of the river Elba now kind o' lagoon near Madeeburg Animal lov CTS have long been graveIy concerned for their fate and have been besirrua themselves to have protective mea sures taken Through their axeriloa the Prussian ministry having charge oi the matter has ordered that the fishing rights of this lagoon be n, longer farmed out but kept in the hands of the state forestry officials wlo are to receive instructions look ing toward the preservation of th, beaver,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
AGED EMPEROR JOSEPH STRONG IN WAR ORDEAL

VIENNA, April 20 Notwithstaud. ing Che labor and easelrss anxieties caused by the war Emperor Francis Joseph is said Co be in better health and physical condition than for vears past He has gone through trvine winter without thc least trace of consh or cold. and his activity and enormous capacity for work astonisb nis ministers and others brought in roniact with him.
 Rising every morning very soon af- ter four o'clock. the monarch. now i'm his eighty-Gfth year devetes practical. iy the entire day Co the affairs ,f state examining and signing papers or receiving high military officers who bring him the latest and fullest news from he seat of war; and cabinet of icers coming for n.tructions on mat ters of foreign or domestic policy.
 The intervals for rest during .he day are very short Only meals and walk in the private garden. adion, ing hi apartments in the castle of Schoenbrnn will draw the emperor from his desk His appetite ig ey- ccllont and for the first time in some years he is showing an interest in ihe menu ant frequently orders spe. cial dishes
 Much to his disappointment. the court physician has ordered him ,r stop his visits Co the wounded soldiers in the Vienna hospitals But there was always the danger Of the vener able ruler getting into a draught. or being oyertaken by shower and sc it was deemed best Go connne his outdoor goines to walking in the kam merIarten
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
LINES ACCUSES, THEN
 TAKES T ALL BACK
-C.nL-nlod IIom Ta.e Onel

Continued from Page Oue) nights ago at a conference. the ref marks of Lines were prepared and after being approved by the governor they were placed iu storage for future use.
 Christy's statement this morning. when the senate land resolution was up to the effect that the administra- ton was responsible for tho failure to enact a land law. made the oppor tunity desired by the administration forces. and Lines read his statement He supplemented his prepared re- marks with numerous statements of his own thinHnp As he progressed he became greatly excited for he is the one who has taken lhe entire sit- uatlu most seriously He might have continued indefinitely had not Gra- ham interrupted and asked that the statement being made by Lines cone cerniug corporation influence Doe more specific or the statement withdrawn.
 Others joined iu the debate. from both sides. and after it looked for a time like thg making of a successm, Irish wake when a motion for recess was declared to have carried After a short recess. Lines withdrew wnat he had said and the incident was de- clared closed
 The complained of remarks in Lines speech was his reference to Senator StapeN as "would-be knight en- cased in corporation armour and backed by corporation gold Again he referred Co a money lobby tryng to put a corporation collar on mem bers of the house."
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30

ti0ns. l had fainting spells, bloated and could hardly stand the pain in my left side. My husband insisted that l try Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound. and l am SO thankful ] did for ] am now we'll woman. ] sleep better, do all my homework and take long walks. Incvcr fail to praise Lydia D. Pnkham' 8 Vegetable Compound for my good health. '- Mrs. J. M. REsCH, 1900 WestBroadway, Louisville, Ky.
 Since we guarantee that an testimo- nials which we publish are genuine. is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia F. Pinknam's Vegetable Compound has the virtue to help these women it will help any other woman who Is suffering in a ike manncr2
 r you are ill do not drag along until 1- -e-r-i0n is necessary, but at once take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 Write to Lydia E. Pinllham Medicine Co.,, (cOnfdcntiaDLynu, Mass. Your letter vii be opened, read and answered Icy woman and held i'm strict confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
CLERGY WON'T GO ON THE WATER WAGON.

LONDON April 29- The clergy comprising the lower house of conyo cation Of Canterbury are willing to set the nation am example in the matter of temperance but they are not will ing Go abstain from alcohol This was Che sense Of meeting of the lower house which passed @ resolution, 'iu Titing Che laity of the Church of Eng land Co set an example Of self sacrI hce,' in Che matter of alcoholic Iiqu ors. Several members voted only aI ter being assured that total abstain auce was not expected of them. Deai Canterbury said daty he refused t swear off altogether He had tried
 before. he said and found it lailur in that it impaired his health
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
WAR CONTRACTS GIVE GROUND FOR UPWARD
 TREND OF MARKETS
Equipment and Industrial Issues Score Advances RangingFrOm Two to Six Points. SteelEnjoyS Active Trading.

NEW YORK. April 2g. -Circumstan- tial reports to the effect that addition al contracts for war supplies had been awarded American manufacturers, contributed Co considerable degree to today active stock market Equip mut and industrial shares. which re- gently ugured importantly iu this com nection. scored advances ranging from two 70 six points Westughouse Elec- tric making high record. In point of actual performance United States Steel was Che pivot around which the list reyolyed. That stock ou its deal iugs. aggregated about twenty percent of the whole and advanced 1-S points 70 within The smallest fraction oi the years best price but fel toward the close Co the accompaniment ol ad- verse trade rumors
 Although the volume ot business was below that of recent active ses- sions. today's movement was very broad. taking in almost every division of the list Coppers have more than maintained their steady advance of the last month. albeit Amaigamated reflected a steady pressure Declines of a point or more m steel and some other lavorites provoked some irreeu- lariues at the close
 Total sales stocks 9563oo Rates on time loans showed am easier teu- dency Americans reflected moderate .nefIIry in ! 1udou The Bank of Eng land statement reported another small loss in gold with a reduction Of iabil- fly reserves. Tine local bond market yielded none of yesterdays strength but the uadul was much lighter Total sales par value. aggregated S6- -30O0O. U s. Bonds unchanged on call
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
lEv | J 0va-..cNl

BOSTON, April 2g The coppers are steady at Jhis level with the yoI- ume of business heavy. There is pleu- ty of pro-'t taking and the bears are working for a rgacton but the buying is heavy and the interest bigger than for a long time We look for the up- ward movement to be continued for at least another ten point advance. New York reports best grades of cop per selling at % 1-2 cents per pound. Total sales New York lO2i 500.
 In the curb list Cornelia holds stga- dy around 9l-2 to 934. Verde sold at 4 with a steady demand Bids of 10 for Denn failed Co brus out any offerings Wolverine sold al 5-s with that figure bid for more.
 Paine. Nebbc- X Co.,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
REFRIGERATOR RIGHTS

SAN FRANCISCO, April 29 Farm CTS of Colusa and Glenn counties whose SacIameutoyalley lands agerC- satua df.ysiN thoursaud acres or.gt lalb comprised the Central Irr.-ae.au lisJic. have been given final rights by the Supreme Court Go purchase Ir ieau3u waters from the Sacramento Valley West Side Canal Company without preliminary purchase of wal -r rights
 A decision laid down for the first lime rules tdat a-p11He service -r- 5a.ion company making use O. public waters under legislative grant has no right Go caaree a premium io. rights 1f consumers to purchase iUeauus water
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
CLASS OF SALTS
 CLEANS KIDNEYS
.f Your Back is Aching or Bladder
 Bothers, Drink Lots of Water

When your kidneys hurt ana ycw ack feels sore. don't get scared and rocetd Co load your stomach with a 1t of drugs that excite the kidneys nd irrltate the entire urinary tract Keep your kidneys clean like you eep your bowels clean by Iush.na hem with a mild harmless salts fhich removes the boGys urinous taste and stimulates them to theb formal activity The function of Che idneys is to filter the blood In 24 lours they drain from it 800 grains { acid and waste, SO we can readily understand Che vital importance o. aeping tle Kidneys active
 Drink lots of water you can't jrioF oo much; also get from any uar nacis, about four ounces of lad 'alts take a tablespoonful iu a glass water before breakfast each morn lg for few days and your kidneys
 Ill act fine This famous salts is lade from the acid of grapes and amon juice combined with lithia nd has been used for generations lC lean and stimulate cioseed Kidneys
 so tu neutralize Che acids iu urine 9 ir DO longer Is source of ifr ation thus ending bladder weakness
 Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot in Ue; makes delightful eneyesceut fhia.water drink which everyone hould take now and then to keep heir kidneys clean and active Try lls also keep ub the water drinkine nd no doubt you viii wonder wha, ecamc of your kifney trouble and 0ackache 565
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
FOR BETTER LUNCHES

MAGGBABOWA. East Prussia. apr. 2eAn important part of .he Ger man Red Cross is tbe establishment, af restaurants in the various towns Of Cast Prussia where ordinary eating facilities are either poor or noncN- iatent
 urch consists of large plate 9l cup containing pretty nearly every known variety of vegetable. with though meat Go make it strong. and the equal of three ordinary plat ,l soup With cup ot couee .t 'omes rear 10 being a square meaL
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
WEST FRONT IS
 EXTREMELY ACTIVE
ITI1U0U0I rom Tale On0I

IN IL-tNNtN rom rage tltI 10 submit proposals on the liquor subject and that it is above an im- pouaut that the country be able to- utilize every available resource Co inc Creas, the supplies Of munitions of war When the time came To drive the Germans out of Flanders and France he said. the expenditures of war materials must Doe on a greater scale and of fore sustained character than auyhiu- yet witnessed in any war The Chancellor laid particular emphasis upon these remarks fN the benefit Of those who might object to his proposals These gre necessary, he declared. Go insure victory. not ui- innate victory but victory soon with out muece aary loss ol Bfe." He said that everybody was agreed on the eN- istence Of evil effects Of drinking. un- Jil remedies were foreshadoved He also said that slacEuCss in some Brit isn shipyaIds was causing serious anxiety to those in commond of the fleet
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
LEGISLATIVE VIEW
 OF TWO LEGISLATORS
Arizona Body Should Be In Adjournment All of
 the Time

pHOENtN. April 2S There was an interesting situation arose in the house Che first day Of che session when the question of the approval of the journal was up Az che record was read it showed that the motion Co ad- journ for the day had been made by
 Representative Cmristy ot Grcenleo county When Che time for correc tons arrived Mir Chrsty arose ana moved c. correction, stating that he desired the same for the reason that bee had been pleased to heretofore e ter tu tine fact that he had never mov- ed am adjournment The house. he said. could not work too long hours Go suif him if by SO doing the length of the session could be reduced He hal not moved Co adjourn the previous day. neither would he ever propose a motion to adjourn Representative Johns of Yavapai county claimed the floor next lie said he probably had moved ( osdiourn as he took just the opposite view of the situation as did Mir Christy He believed the people Of Arizona would be better pleased
 f the legislature was in adjourumen, an of the time lt was his opinion that it ,a record was being made for political purposes he would win over
 Christy ii Christy's record showed that gentleman was opposed to ad- icurnmont while his record showed Be favored adjournment The correction was made that Johns moved to ad. innrn
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
MORE AIRCRAFT

r.NlBRIDGE England Apru 3O- The Daily News aays that enemy aiI To-t appeared over Ipswich shortly liter midnight and dropped a number of bombs, setting several buildings
 fire lpswich is in Sunolk county and is a town of considerable com U rc.al Importance It's population is 75OO0.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
tBy Lov aros

Bank Of England rate uuohnged at percent
 Southern Railway places order for 10000 tons ul rails with Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
 Wabash reorganization plan com- pleted
 Four thousand American mach.n.sts have already gone Co England to work in ammunition factories.
 State Of Tennessee lorrows Sl,00U. oOO from bankers until July l.
 United States industrial aicoho, plants operating lull capacity day and night and most Of output into 1916 sold
 Allies drive Turks three miles up Dardane.lcs peninsula.
 Nhea. trade understands Pauen took profits ou wheat on yesterday g bull
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
FRENCH SUCCESS REPORTED

LONDON April 30--It is reported from Mitleue." says Che Exchange releuarh companys Athens cores. 1oudeut under date or Thursday. Chat The French on the AsiaUg side of the nardaueIos, where there have been aueuinary battles at various points. captured 5000 Turks and continued her advance successfully
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30

Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound they would enjoy better health. l suffered from a female trou- ble, and the doctors decided l had a humorous growth and would have to be operated upon,
 but I refused asI do not believe in opera
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
William '. Barnes.

This picture was taken in the courtroom at Syracuse, New York, while Colonel Roosevelt was testify ing m the S50,000 libel suit brought by Barnes. The former leader of the Republican party of New York look ed very grave as the colonel gave his reasons for referring to Barnes as a political boss
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
WOMAN REFUSES
 OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved by Taking Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable
 Compound.

Louisville. Ky" l think if more sui. fering women would take Lydia E.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30
For Sale

Good quality scratch pads. 5c and lOc per pound Job Department Re. view office. 27O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
MRS. HARTMAN I'LL;
STIRS COURT INQUIRY
Doctor Sent When Widow of
Railway Financier Fails to
Appear as Witness.

The failure Of Mrs. f. H. Hartman
TO appear yesterday az witness in "A
$4,000 suit which was sent for trial TO
Supreme Court Justice Scudder in Part
VI. resulted In the appointment of a
physician to determine whether or not
she was too i'll TO appear. as counsel
for one Of the litigants commended.
The suit was brought by Sarah Lynch
magazine writer. against the Mutual
Life Insurance Company. Miss Lynch
asserts that the company agreed 10 give
her position as head OF womans
department II she succeeded IN insur-
ing Mrs. Hartman. According to the
complaint. she had all hut succeeded,
after thirteen months of work. when
representatives OF the company advised
Mrs. Hartman not to insure through
her
Frederick W. Sparks. counsel for Miss
Lynch. had caused Mrs. Hartman to
be servei with a subpoena directing her
to appear in Part l. II was while wait
ing there for Supreme Court Justice
kelby to assign the case for trial that
Mr.. Sparks discovered that Mrs. Harri-
man was absent She failed 10 respond
to the clerks call. A few minutes later
the case was sent to Justice Scudder.
and II was TO Justice Scudder that Mr.
Sparks appealed.
Mrs Hartman" he said, lis a mos.
important and material witness In this
case. I do not feel that IL can pro-
coed without her. have subppnaed
her. but so far she has not appeared
think that unless some good reason
appears for her non-attendance some
means should be taken to bring her here
as a witness"
We are Just as anxious a. Miss
Lynch TO have Mrs. Harriman's tes-
timony," counsel for the insurance com
pany replied. but the fact is that she Is
Ill at her home in Manhattan-too III
to he present At this trial. have
been requested to urge seriously that
her illness Ia Of such nature that
1t would be positively dangerous for
her TO attend here
II will designate pr. julius Bier
with. physician we'll known to me. 70
conduct All inquiry into Mrs Harriman's
condition and report 10 me tomorrow
morning Justice scudder replied "Tf
she II III and II her illness would be
made critical by her appearance the
trial will have TO be adjourned
To Mr.. Sharp's remark that Mrs Har-
rlinan n actually III had become III
very recently. Justice Scudder replied 1:
"If II Is found that shc Is no, to-
III Ia testify she will have 10 come here"
Mrs. Hartman lives At East sixty
ninth street, Manhattan. The Insurance
company denies that II engaged Miss
Lynch Ia insuS' her or that Miss Lunch
had special contract to do soliciting
Miss Lynch has had considerable SUE
cess as writer NJ negro dialect stories
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
TRY PRIVATE BANKER
ON DEPOSIT CHARGES
Adolf MandeI Accused Of Ac-
ccptinC Money When He
Was TnsOlvcnt.

Adolf Marhel. whose privat. bark a,
I35 Rivingtou street was closed nv
state Superintendent ~ Banks Richards
some time ago, Was put on trial before
Justice Davis in the Supreme Court
Criminal Term, yesterday on the charge
that he accepted deposit knowing his
business to be insolven' stephen G.
Baldwin Is defending him ana Assistant
District Attorney Wasscryogcl IL prose
cutting 'hc case.
The specific charge IL that Nandol
accepted \ deposit Of $500 on July IS
last. NJ the time the hank vas taken
over four other private institutions fell
i"'o Maudcls hands and all are now
being lluid4tsd. although criminal
charges resulted
T. ". Schwenk who conducted seN-
eral banks. MAS tried few months ago.
convicted and sentenced "a prison for
not more than four and a half wears
and not loss thar two arf \ half years
MIR Wssseryogel made tho statement
thai Naud'l had on deposit AZ the time
ne Vds closed NJ more than 5000. 900
In about eight years prior 20 this time.
ho SAYS Mandel lost $500. 900 In Wall
street speculation, all Of which had come
out Of tho bushes NJ his bank He
also said he had inflated tho valuation
Of his real estate holdings 20 cover this
amount rnen u was decided 20 send
bank examiners 70 look over his hooks
\ jury was selected aud testimony vill
h~ taken to-day. A mass of hooks was
taken INTO the court and piled before the
jurors