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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
NEW TAX PROPOSALS.

Wilson in his message urges the lowering of the present exemption from income tax standards, and in- creasing the payment gradually so as to ensure taxes on larger in comes. He urges further interna- tional taxes upon exported goods, mentioning a tax upon gasoline and naptha of one cent per gallon This he estimates will yield ten mil- lion dollars. A tax upon automo piles of fifty cents per horse power, and on internal combustion englnes which will yield, he estimates, fifteen millions; banks checks, stamps which will yield eighteen millions, quarter dollar ton on pig iron, yielding ten million dol lars; fifty cents ton on manufac- tured iron and steel articles yield ing ten millions.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

COPENHAGEN, Dec. Tt is stated that the dynamiting of tho Halle munition works in Saxony is is only a trifie showing the general discontent of the German workers at the continuation of the war. So- cialists claim to have information that conditions are growing despe- rate but the government flatly de nies any such a condition.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
F0RDlTE PEACE MISSION
 ELICITS FOREIGN COMMENT

on Thursday next, is there any vcry noticeable optimism in the London
 papers. They cimply take the posi- tion that peace is es much imposs- ible on account of the probable de- mands of Germany as upon the ir- reconcileable intention of the Allies
 to fight this war to tho bitter end. 1t is agreed that this war is to be q
 fighti to finish. v
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BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The Tageblatt says that the best spirit of Amer ica is identified with the Fordite psaco mission.
 COPENHAGEN, Dec. Notice- able ls German and Aust1ian com mont upon the Fo-dite expedition, thero is . marked distinction in the attitude compared with that taken by the Allied prscs. It Is obviously friendly.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 7- The international situation is rem dered still more acute by the re- ported firing upon the Standard Oil Co.'S steamer Petrolite in the Mediterranean today by an Austri- an submarine An official report has been received by the State De partment of the incident. One on board the Petrolite was wounded by the shells from the guns of the sub marine.
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trying to effect settlement. INSTRUCTORS ARE
 FACING CHARGES

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 7.- Nine Harvard Instructors and students who have been indicted on account of election frauds were ar lraigned today.
 All pleaded not not guilty to the charge of illegal registration and each furnished individually one thuosand dollars bail for their ap-- Ipearance before the court for trial.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
SUBMARINES ACIvE
 AT MANY POINTS

submarines into this port today. None of the crew were on board. It is presumed that they were trans ferred to warships at sea after they had been captured. No details are given.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
LANSING SENDS AN
 ABRUPT RESPONSE

the Presidents message are giving rise to an ever-increasing friction on the matters arising from the
 war It is stated in the Times that there will be considerable discus sion on the part of members of both houses who refuse definitely and
 absolutely to line up with the Admi- nistration's foreign policy from be- ginning to end, and lively debates are foreshadowed before the end of the session.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 7.-- Preparedness is the key note of the message which President Will son personally read to the joint session of Congress today, shortly after noon. This was Wilson's long est message and it deals compre- hensively with the proposed defense plans and in itself consists also of Budget proposals of highly im- portant fiscal nature.
 Wilson also formulates a strong Pan-American doctrine against any sort of European aggression and in sists upon the paramount rights of Americans in, America. America for Americans is the shortest synopsis of this statement.
 The address was received with out any sort of demonstration dur ing the reading, although great ap- plause followsspttS conclusion ct the messsags6 a Q ual procedure scholarly, eoq6ent and exceedingly able is the general description, ot the message.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
v0N cALL0WITz TO
 FIGHT THE ALLIES

The people are blaming the off, cial censor but still the War Office
 says there is nothing to report.
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LONDON, Dec. Won Gallowitz Is now concentrating against the Allies in Macedonia. The Bulgars are not being moved in concert with him owing to the sudden re- fractory stand taken by many reg ments.
 Yesterday three hundred Bulgar- ian mutineers including several of fcers were shot when they refused to cooperate against the Allies.
 BUCHAREST, Dec. 7.-Three score plotters against King Ferdi- nand of Bulgaria were executed
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

BUCHAREST. Dec. 7.-The Servian campaign of the Germans cost the latter nation in killed alone seven thousand men, by far the greatest proportionate mortality in any of the German campaigns.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

LONDON, Dec. little news is given out except bald details which convey no impression of the despe- rate nature of the Balkan situation
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

LONDON, Dec Especial insur- ance rates on Mediterranean shipp- ing have been opposed by the gov
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
REFORMS FOR POSSESSIONS

The message urges many reforms for Philipine civil administration and government the extension of the elective powers and popular rights of the Fiipinos. Similar re- forms are also urged for Puerto Rico. Conditions are examined ill Hawaii and passing reference is made to the necessity of continuing the good work of railroad construc~ tion for the development of the great Territory of Alaska and for which appropriations must be made.
 OTHER LEGISLATION URGED.
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ROME, Dec. 7There is much disappointment in foreign circles that Pope Benedict in his address to the Consistory did not mako some definite peace proposals such as wore laid before Wilson.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

PORT SAID, Dec. 7.The Allie: destroyer fiotilla brought two enemy
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publicly yesterday in Sofia. An anti-Teuton movement has now spread to the Bulgarian army.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

MALTA, Dec. 7.-The British steamer Umeta was submarined without notice in the Mediterranean today and fifty on board went down with the vessel.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

ernment threatening to take charge of all mercantile marine in the
 United Kingdom. The tendency to raise rates is practically con- trolled by this government threat, and insurance must remain at pro portionate figures.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

PARIS, Dec. TIA German crui- ser sank French submarine of the Frisian islands today.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 7. William Jennings Bryan gives it as his personal opinion that tho Ford peace delegation vii; with the aid of neutral nations discover 2 prac- ticeble basis upon which peace terms may be worked out.
 s LONDON, Doc. 7.Neitner with regard to the Ford expedition nor the peace discussion in the Reichtag
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

Augustine . Kyer, victorias and Butter Crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
MILITARY PROPOSALS.

Outlining the formation of a standing army to be increased by two hundred thousand men, the or
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

SHARON, Pa. Dec. 7.Seven hundred machinists employed by the Driggs Seabury Ordnance CO have struck for higher wages and shorter hours. The company which is swamped with war contracts ia
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

Lansings statement is generally commented upon.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Tt is feared that the Minnesota is total loss for reports now arriving are very meager and the steamer is long since overdue according to it's first wireless reports. Great con cern is felt for the safety of the steamer.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
He Outlines Ambitious Pan-American Program
DUMA OPENING IS
 IS AGAIN DELAYED

liberalist member of the parliament says that there will be general revolt against Ferdinand before an other five months and the execu- tions today are only the foreruRner of real civil strife of enormous dl-- mensions.
 Fresh salted Peanut and Almonds at the Rose Candy Store.
 DON'T FORGET!'
 Federated Church Bazaar Supper, Dec. 10, 53:O to P. M. Chicken Pie, Salad etc.
 Fresh home made Chocolates, Peanuts, Candies and Ice Cream as the Rose Candy Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
BREACHES PAN AMERICANISAi

Wilson startled Congress in the most significant earlier paragraph of his address when he urges that there shall be a stronger unic.l of all the American republics, North and South, against any sort of Eu- ropean aggression, and to enforce the absolute neutrality of the Western Hemisphere declaring that America should be for the benefit of Americans with an unrestricted field for the development of the American ideals of democracy.
 The various western nations can by standing together enforce a de- termined exclusion of European or
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. 7.- Reports current as to Germanli lobbying in the capital following
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

BERLIN, Dec. Won der Goltz is commanding the Turks in Mesopotamia.
 PARIS, Dec. 7.-The War Coun- cil today is concluding its ses- sions.
 TOXIC, Dec. 7.-Great naval construction is being rushed in Japan.
 ATHENS. Dec. "A Bulgarian
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Bring your Forfeiture Notices te the Industrial Worker.
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GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER.
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PETROGRAD, Dec. 7.-An inn perial Ukase issued this morning postpones the opening of the Duma until after the New Year.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
DRY LOCKERS ARE < STANDING FIRMLY

DRY LOCKERS eo,et shrdl shrodh
 SEATTLE, Dec. 7.Confident of knowledge that no men can be ob- tained x to take their places, the striking dry dockers are standing firm for their demands and refuse to yield in compromise of one oi them. (so
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08
DENOUNCEs HYPHENATEs.

The message then turns to the complications which have arisen from the great war in Europe and the President makes this occasion give him an opportunity for de- nouncing in scathing terms the "disloya1ty of hyphenated Amer jeans who place foreign countries inst in their affections although served we'll by America" Inc message asks for laws whereby the 6isl " al activities ot such De con- .trolled by government declaring tha. xu iSsklr lr.es 'f "pasaicn, d1sloyafty Ind a1archc' mus: be crushed"
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

other hostile activities from the north and south American contl- nent. Mexico is cited as an example of the efficiency of the settlement ot American questions by American people.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-08

ATHENS, Dec. "A Bulgarian
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
Western Land & Loan
Company
to= Polk Street. Phone 32O
Phone 320
Io7 Polk Street

FOR SALE . sections smooth farm
land IS miles north 50 Francis.
Price $3.50 per acre bonus Want
YOU 20 see this Is 90 wheat belt,
good neIrhborhoCi Come 10 the
office and talk 10 the owner
FOR SALE 1873 acres smooth
plains land s miles east Amarillo.
near school Price $500. $500
cash. balance terms We own this
land and can deal with you II you
want a farm.
FOR SALE Lot al 1909 Taylor
street. corner. one block from POLK
street. two blocks from school and
I'm the loan district. Price $3.50.
some cash. balance long time. o per
cent
our office .s conveniently located
We can sell or trade your property.
Cali and l.s. yrir property Ash
for Taylor or Jane.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May -'-
A movement just begun here 90
make more impressive The natural.-
cation of foreigners so that they
would hove o. deeper impression OF
tb. slcredues. of the VOWS OF allee-
lance. b. spreading fo other sections
of the country The naturalization
mill in tho district courts through
ont the United States have turned
out half of mll-nedged American
citizens % ESQ minutes lime ln
place OF this hurried process. JIM
presrive ceremonies have been TO-
troducei here 20 give tho aspirauts
for citizenship fha sense Of tho sa-
credness OF citizenship and reverence
Tor the flag
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. Nc. NAV 90
Cash Wheat No o red l3lGt32.
$50 8 red 1880 1870; No. 4 red t2S
30 f-' No. hard lasa18l: No. 3
hard lalH laN, 80 Z hard I32a
lst.
Cash Corn No white 7cG Il.
No g white 1sie 0 q No. 4 none.
SO mixed 5sis nTg. No. 3 mixed
OBJ" % No . mixed 52is. No. ,
yellow 1tn . No 3 yellow 7sls n
q No. yellow. none.
Cash oats-No. . white sqf SO.
No. white asa y. No. I white
none NJ. mixed ieN 087h No.
2 mixed &c. No. mixed. none.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

FOR RENT Good sroom house
with barn l20i Johnson street
Phone j S Little GOO Harrison ST.
l7e-tp
FOR SALE 500 pounds registered
sudan grass seed ao cents per
pound Subject Co prior sale 30,
80 ts7 f-p.Et
WANTED 10 6uy section or half
section Of good agriculture land Boo
Panhandle if priced reh. B. k cw,
OF News '1a Boz
Buy on STOCK OH aar luImr
may mean millions to Investors Nru
capital needed TO push work com
pauy has rs produdn. wells New
company Paid two quarterly dIvI
dents TOO per cent dividends 900
days possible 81 buys $500 par
value stock Remit uoN Write lor
Tree Information AmaImWairt ui.
Co. l73l Colcord udg. Oklahoma.
OKLA I'N lp
WANTED Reliable men who would
.uke 10 lot in on thing Previous
selling experience preferred bui NOT
essential Small OUTLAY of cash nee
,,sary to begin Address 700 care of
Nous t1H-u
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WANT AID RATES

One cent word FOR the first
Insertion, one-half a cent
word for every repeated con
secutiye Insertion. No adyer-
usemont accepted for less than
twenty-five cents. Thirteen
words three consecutive inser-
tious 25c. n want ad Is not
run consecutiyely the regular
rate Of one cent a word per In
sertion Ono insertion less than
25o will apply Persons send
Ink want ads by mail will
please send =. O Money order
or Cashiers Check. Personal
checks not accepted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
TOO LITE To CLASSIFY

LOST Eastern Star pin. set IN cres-
cent of pearls Reward ao7 Fillmore
street or Daily News l7q-et
Guardianship money TO
loan on real estate security Phone
100 or address j. q BOX noe
l79-5p
a BARGAIN IN order 10 raise
sg.2lo.oo for a nonresident client
We are instructed to sell the north
half of section SO lU. block ~
John Gipsou SURVEY. for $500 per
acre This land is reported a being
level aud an tIlIable located BOO Ran
dan county. near Canyon city 4
state debt of e7i. per acre 10 bo as
sumed by purchaser The first one
TO put up Se.g2l.Uo gets this fine
half section with deed and abb
stract uu-to-dote Hooper a Roach.
Groom. Texas l7o-lp
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rooms for light housekeeping pri-
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WIN, sewing machine Good new
for sal, ,hoap WIN N stewart
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FOR SALE An ah-'I''''.
oog, ,s. Of f, s. .l r,ono and r mile. 3D..
ton is improved with o good ay.
room house. Well mill. storage 'iHh
Kitchen Good barn. about .Efs
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FOR SALE

WILL sell good four room modern
house Special barg.n Your oppor-
unity 20 get home on easy
monthly payments Phone G92
TOMATO plants Tor sale. tive cents
per dozen Phone 60 49, 4 Askev.
I1G.it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
LOST

LOST Pair rImless spec'arles Find
er return 20 Daily News and get
reward l.t-ap
LOST Automobile number pad l.i.
Return 20 General Auto supply CO.
70 News office IIs-'t
LOST Hub cap off Of Cole auto
PLEASE notify q o. Mastersou re
Wasd 1920 Polk Phone $50
1882
The motor cylinders of o. lfutr
baker automobile can boz removed
without removing the motor or d.
turhiug tho body This is ouiv ono
of thc many features which make th'
studebaker a model of accessibility
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

FOR RENT Furnished home 2Olo
Polk li2-Np
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

FOR RENT Six room plasiered
newly papered house Modern CON
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LOST Eastern Star pir. set In cres-
cent of pearls Reward Hu5 Fillmore
street or Daily News 1Tq-ot
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Try a Daily News Wan, Ad.
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WANTED Guardianship money 10
loan on real estate security Phone
100 or address T. q Box lH'
l11-5p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
Upholstery Fabrics Are No Longer True to Their Uses
Strayng Into the Far of Hat Jacket and Dress

wear, as they are proof against the
elements.
All-over lining iaces and nets from
among the curtain stock are also
worth investigating. The price is
usually nue. lower than that asked for
similar goods at the regular lace coun-
ter and thes. in addition are made to
stand repeated washings and stretch
ines. Plain nets. as we'll as those with
the point d'esprit design, are utilized
by many high-priced dressmakers as
ideal Innings for summer skirts and
waists, as the width Of these curtain
fabrics allows cutting to the best ad-
vantage, while the cost is much less
than the average customer would mag
inc.
The many two-toned, sunproof fab
RIGS, which come in wide variety, are
capital for the making of graceful bou-
doir robes. These materials drape
we'll and are especially soft and agree
able for negligee wear. When attrac-
lively made up, there is nothing in
such fabrics to suggest the use for
which they were originally intended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
A Bon Voyage Supper

blouse collars, which can be gotten at
the favor shops. will be worn during
the entertainment to help carry OUT
the steamer effect
If the country place has a name TINS
might appear on black or white RIO
bons, lettered in gilt.
At one end of the veranda there is
to be a large table from which the
tempting refreshments will be served;
The hostess has not yet quite decided
lust what it's decorative scheme VIII
be-perhaps a large silver loving cup,
filled with heather and surrounded by
corsagc bouquets and boutonnleres tied
with plaid ribbon, suggestive OF lovely
Scotland, where so many happy sea-
sons were spent. Or it may have as a
centrcpiece a great mass OF toxgloye or
primroses, reminders OF Merry Eng,
land: or the table most probably Will
have a glorious arrangement of Ameri-
can roses. with q quantity OF forget
me-nots with them, and myriad small
silk FLAGS showing among the blossoms.
The refreshments will be served by
walters in white jackets resembling the
stewards uniform. Very large trays,
holding numerous cups and glasses
will be passed, while the sandwiches
and assorted cakes will be piled high
on large platters la deck service.
This hostess declares to her FAMILY
that she has several surprises for her
bon voyage party that will certainly
make them feel that they are soon to
"set sail"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11

tinue to build up her knowledge. And
it is desirable that she should have
time in which to do this. But consider
for a moment. Is it not equally neces-
sary for the physician, the lawyer and
the engineer to have time for adding TO
the knowledge which their school days
have given them? Yet their systems
of labor do not include periods for the
acquisition of further education.
every man who is worth anything
at all desires to do work which Will de-
mand efforts that are not included IN
his regular programme. And so 1t is
with the teacher If she wants to ad-
vance she must study. Yet the city and
its children should not be called upon
N furnish her with what would seem
to be a surplus of opportunity.
at is a wrong attitude which we
have in regard to the teacher and her
work. And the person to suffer most
from the undue coddling process |"
the teacher herself. 1t is even pos
s;ble that she would enjoy her work
more than she does If there were more
hours distributed in the years total
and If she were in closer and longer
contact with her work. The preva-
lence of vacations and, in especial, the
looking forward to vacations as a re-
ward for difficult labor are a psyche
logical barrier to the true enjoyment
Of it and a strong power Of endurance
for it,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
The Teachers Problem

T the conditions under ,chich the teachers corkng are ~"
7cholcsome mentally physically they should be changed
W the teachers feel and scorred under conditions as
then are those conditions for fire hours ddy 1"y
should not erist al ALL"
ais long people driren By threats and marks ey 10 no
more than the requires and sc e; every sug9s0" 10 '"9
The law."
81" desirable of course, that the teacher Sn0Da maze '
, Rat che bo, for too much no1r Why should she not
- ~ This near and volunteer her for short perod al
1acation periods
a" is rronq attitude zchich hare in regard TO the teacher
and her cork And the person suffer most from the undue cod
dina process is the teacher herself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11

lar trimming on another part OF the
costume.
Smaller designs are appropriate Tor
tops of buttons. If the pattern is
stripe, a certai part of it may be
carefully cut out for belt or hat
band. In utilizing cut-outs Of this
kind, the applied material may be held
with almost invisible stitches or with
an of the effective embroidery
stitches, such as COUGHING o. chain
stitching. Whcia this work is done IN
contrasting color, the decorative feat
ure Of the trimming is increased.
Easily maze detached collar and cuff
sets of cretorne or Chinese printed
linen are fash enable accessories on
suits of sergr, silk or linen, nd fur
nish a means of introducing effective
bits of color. Oriental looking bits of
madras are also coed for the same pur-
nose where a soft fabric is desired
These materials are popula- for hat
coverings as we'll as hat trimmings,
and are especially suited TO seashore