The Weekly Herald. (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 14, 1907 Page: 3 of 8
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iri!2 WKfiKUY ilERALD MARCIT 14 1907.
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ARE TWO SIDES
Say those Familiar With the
Russell Land Deal
Story
ATTEMPT TO INJURE
Boydston'i Story Credited to Malice and
Irregularities In Deals Were Result
of Too Rapid Speculation
The account published In yestor
day's Dally Panhandle of the al
leged land frauds In connection with
the land sotting Uone by Henry Rus
11 of Iowa has caused a Croat deal
el duscTsnlon here whore practically
M tho parties to the transaction are
well known. Tho account given yes
loraay was Kent out by tho Pes
Molnoa Register ami Leader pes
uMtolnos wa which quoted tho
story on tho authority of L. 11. Uoyd
ston who has tioou acting an tho
Dfa Moines agent of tho land Helling
company. Tho complete story of tho
transaction which Involved tho suits
tamed In the account yesterday
would throw beveral ITllnga In a
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1 ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
f CURENDOH TEXAS.
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Select Boarding and Pv
Sehool for Young Ladies and
Little Girls conducted by the
Sisters of Charity of the In-
enrnnte Won!
The Academy offers every fa.
cility for a thorough practical
education. For further par-
ticulars address
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
WANT ADS.
Foil SALE Buffalo-PIJtB 22 h. p.
return fluo engine sultablo for
plowing. New water wagon cook
shack and separator. A bargain for
$175. A. or T. Giles Amarillo Tex
as box 3 71. 0 1m p
LOST About tho isth of January
a cow threp years old. red motley
face branded a:i on joi't Kide reward
offered by V. T. Harris call at Pan-
handle office. 0 Ini p
WANTED To buy Kaffir Corn
Cane Seed Corn and Outs. Sell cot-
ton seed Cnko and Meal car load lots
only. Early Grain Co. over postof-
flee phono 19.". 6 tf
FIRST NATIONAL BAHK
Or AMARILLO. TEXAS.
At ths Close of Business January 26 1907.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 8oo5y.S6
Bonds and Real hstatc isoooooo
Redemption Fund 0X
CataandEx. 46.472.34 f
Demand Loans 3173X1. 36 j" 6"3.WV"o
Total
it 733.4io.5o
I Certify That the Above Statement is Correct
CHAS. J. E. LOWNDES Cashier.
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I Amarillo
j Bank
I and
I Trust Oo
1 Amarillo
I .. Texas
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somewhat d:flcist light. The i
MtIIIS lu li.tva Li'i'U oiks V i ! in I'
over lialaiui 'l spi -riiia'juii tbuii '
attempt lo iWrau I.
PlIllcip.lN IllVdlvi'll.
In lilt f it M pUco tho in .in i; j.'il-
uton who v rTi j'.ii h gi'iieroiin con-!
hideiatlon (oj tla gullies and tin:'.
1 it K lowaiiH whom he sa.s have livn
despoiled of ho ninny of i In i r dollar.-.
Ik not given an entirely ttr.m of
health by the men who Know him.
Hi hna followed several railing l:ii
varying i.uriosu lml has In the last
year or so mailo consider ible money
In the 1'ilid selling busmen In Texas.
fe wua coilliecled wltli tho Ki;:oll
concern till recently when i Minis
ho and Henry Russell had a dis-
agreement over coiiinilsi-I'iiis am)
lloydslon quit working fur the riiiii-
pany. .Since thru hp h ei knocked
several trades for the Resell con-
cern and given t a black. eVo on mom
than one occasion.
The Panhandle railway which a p.
peared on the Ictier hes ami c irdi
of some of tho couipauy was a pro
motion scheme under wUU ;l ru.
road was to be built from mine po'iit
on th( Santa Ke acrois Il.ile county.
The company which was the same
as the land selling company seemed
promises of subscription or Immuhcs
to the railroad which should In- p. ml
on the construction of t.i io.nl. but
of course never collected anything
on tho bonus lis) . The company did
however secure the listing of a great
deal of land In (ho country and sold
the land In flic usual manner. Hen-
ry llussell was the manager of the
company and with him an agents
U'flU n.ili.... it r.lk.H ....... It fl
"ti.. iiitiiioi l "I iiii ill. II Vf.
Cleveland Cicern Stewart and Waller
Day were wuh Mm In f! fa ml sell
ing.
The Alleged I'rniiils.
The frauds which the man Floyd
ston allege to ha been perpetrated
grew out of tho selling of land to
prospectors from the north and nc
epllng their person a I notes In pay
ment. In most casea theso notes
were sufficiently Kood but until they
wero sufficiently secured no deeds
were turned over to tho purchasers.
At tho aamo time however llussell
Is charged with having deposited tho
notes as collateral fop loans llo
was entitled to part of th money
from the notes a .4 his commission but
tho sellers of the land and tho pur-
hasci's In some Insiaucca become
frightened at tho undoubted Irregu
larities In the proceedings with the
result that Itussrll will now have
several exilanation . lo make to
square himself with all parties con-
cerned. A Possible Inspiration.
"I ran sec a possible cnm.o for the
story being played up as it was by
tho Iowa paper" said G. C. Cleve-
land this morning "bemuse the om-
niigratlon from some sections there
s not altogether regarded with favor
and Urn Pes Moines paper seized
upon this as an opportunity for stop-
ping the tide hero for a while. Now
neither I mr Mr. Stewart are any
longer connected with Mr. Russell
ami we have not been connected with
him for some time but I confidently
say that he did not Intend to de-
fraud and that ho Intended to make
nil hia deals good. 1 may h mls-
LIABILITIES
Capital fjoo.ooo.no
c it. v ! . .-. -
8 P'"5 Bmv(e'1 WoM ' "
Circulation jdo.ooo.oo
Deposits '. 122081.49
Total ft 733410.50
SH322EJJ
Paid Up Capital $50000
. Banking Department
Ample capitnl. Reliable and prompt service
No account too small. None too
large. Interest paid
on time dcjxisits.
Trust Department
Make your will and name this company as
your executor. It is better to leave
your business in the hamlsof an in-
stitution that will not die mr
abscond nor resign. Leave
your will in our van!:
for safe l-.ocpin;;
Ccnmlt us confidentially about this important
matter. Valuable papers kept far ou free.
J. C. Paul Pres. Pay. Wheallcy. Cashier.
A cry Turner V. Pros -zs. A. H! Jr. Scc'y.
ot i .1 iii;lo inn' if i:..-i' Jn w-Mit who
u.ole a pan hase in good faith Is In
'he "Kb teat (1-uii.vr of ioa:iig a cent.
J. tile o1 !(; :iii know that many
o M. in Live in. id lots of money
I . ' .ii.d j! xi v i i t.) make lots of
Tcy out r.f deal which eii nut
'hroi.jjii In tii" regular way throng!.
Mr. H :!: ur.d the agent with him.
Of course (ll()i0 who Mllipi.V )lt up
a I'oifel: uid t a note which they
now see to dlsivrd.t will probably
lose the lurfcit at least. Hut If they
did make thi; notes In good lalth
they Ket the land. I do not
sanction all th business metlioda of
Mr. Ilussi ! hut that pes Moines
siory lacks Kver.il essentials of lin-
ing a creditable account."
ll I I. Willi i;oiini'i;s.
Two I'oiii cun o Engage Safe llrrnlc
in llliiioiN Town.
Asi'oclaled Pres.
Cai linsville III March ! After
dynamiting the poUoldce safe early
tod iv iwu moil engaged In a run-
ning fight wllli two policemen. Of.
liccr VanMeolcr was seriously
wounded. The robbers were Inter
nipleil before they looted tho safe.
Sunset Limited -( Minutes Late.
Associated l'ic:n.
I Inn-ton March D. TheSiinset
Limited on the Soiiihcin Pacific was
annulled yesterday because It was
.10 minutes late aniiulliiient being In
accordance with the recent an-
iioiim einoiit of the Texas railroad
commission requiring passenger
trains to run within 50 mlnnle-i of
schedule. A large number of north-
ern and eastern tourists aboard the
train goim to tho Pacific coast were
compelled to remain here twelve
hours.
Soiithci'D.Mai lowo l'.ogancinent
Special to Dally Panhandle.
New York. March !. K. II. South-
em and Julia Marlowe will enter
upon the final week of their engage-
ment at tho Lyric Monday closing
their American tour a w'eek from
today. They wll sail for England on
March 10 the company following a
week later and their Loudon engage-
ment at the Waldorf theater will be-
gin April 1.1. The entiro east of sev.
eiity-flve peoplo will bo taken on the
European tour.
HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE
Paid for Chickens Turkeys
I'.ggS and Country Hotter.
Partners and Ranchmen who
luivc produce and Poultry to
sell will do well to see us.
S. N. Green & Co.
Ptaia 122 614 Poik Sf.
Prompt Service
When you notify us by tel-
ephone orotherwise to call
for vour package we don't
say "All Right" and then
wait for two days before
we come for it.
We call the same day
within a few minutes if
you arc in a hurry and
we deliver the laundered
clothing at the time agreed
upon.
Good work and prompt ser-
vice does the combina-
tion appeal to you? Put
us to the test.
Troy Steam Laundry
Phor.o 42.
THE ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE GOUOH SYRUP
Fr all Court" an irlS in
The rfi
Clover lilos-
aomantt His
Uonry Ec
ixreilint C-fiJs Iron th! lya
l'we'. A rf m i -r
ilitt lor croun anil M?'y
is ou every
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couim cures ' jVl.'fp&lJA'r.- ?
tin Ijowoi. ccr.liir.s i)if -iwM
no Opos. fJ
KCfincUld LAXATIVE
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PREPARED AT THE LABOKATOKY Of
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EXCHANGE
Big Slump In Stocks on New
York Exchange
' To-Oay
Associated Tress.
New York. March 3. A nervous
and disorderly stork market from
the &Tarl today Indicated n contin-
uance of llio recent unsettled condi
tions. Oponlti; f!m tiuiljiisi scro
wide nhowlng contest betweeu the
conflicting forces in tho market
Support was momentarily effected
but prices gave way almost mmo
di.ilely under a heavy outpouring of
slocks. Too points of resistance
wero tho Reading which rose
southern Hallway fL z ar.d Pcnn
sylv.mla Canada Pacific Smelting 1
r. ... I - . . ....
i . b. Bicci niaue ;i Fiigni rally from
last night's weak closing and then
fell away to 37 with a derided of
feet on the tone of tho whole market
Other extreme declines lu tho
course
of the first Tiohr were Delaware and
Itmlurin 3 rr- m r-
"ei u vji'iieui iwit'C-
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tric and Colorado Fuel 2G. Missouri
iu'Dduuii
lacmc aim coast Lino 2U Union
Pacific Kansaa City and Texas St.
Louis Southwestern Great Northern
pfd. Loconiotlvo and Anaconda 2
National fjea'd IVi and many active
stocks a poTnt or more. The stocks
whlch opened strong continued to
show some resistance to tho decline
and th market rallie.t in tho ronrsp
of an hour. St. Paul rising 11-4 over
last night. The collapse In prices
was accompanied by the usual ex-
citing scenes on the stock exchange
Much of U10 weakness was attributed
to soiling out of tho weekly margined
slock which" was offered "at tho mar-
ket." namely for any price they
would bring.
London Is also reported to have
had an experience. Before the end
of the first hour some quiet absorp-
tlon of the better grado of Issues was
observed. ThTs buying was evidently
for Investment by those to whom
the new low level seemed attractive
The list rallied before tho end of an
hour but tho feeling on th exchange
was that fne situation was still so-
Ions. Tiio market continued very
nervous after ITT0 first raTTy and flue-
tuations wore constant and" feverish
but not so wide as at first. ' The de-
velopment occasionally of woak
points brought support and bears
seemed disposed to cover their short
contracts as ITio session drew to-
ward a close III11 stocfis were forced
down 3 at one time and Brooklyn
Transit also fell 2. A rise in Atohl-
son helped to hold tho market.
THREE KILLED
IN A ROW
Row Follows Celebration and
Three Men are Killed .
in Kentucky
Associated Tress.
Pergent. Kv.. March 0. Thatcher
Rice and Speed and Elfjaif Bailey
brothers were killed In a desperate
fight In a boat w fieri crosuing the
middle fork of the Kentucky river
twciuy miles below hero with them
antt jonn MiFinore. A dispute arose
between Rilsmoro and nice where-
upon tho Bailey brothers took sides
with llice. Ellsniorc without warn-
ing whacked Rice on tho 'bead with
an oar anu then a hattlo with pistols
aud knives followed. Kllsmoro him-
self was Imdly wounded hut finally
reac'iieii shore wllli his companions
but liiey died soon after. The fight
followed a celebration at a neigh-
bor's no me.
JtAILLV TMIC.TK1).
hlate ly High School Socil Itcsults
in Derision for Nip .Senator. I
(l rom .Saturday R Daily.)
Senator Joseph Wr ldon Bailey had
a hard run for his placo last night
at the debate given by the High
School Socil tn the auditorium but
tho judges finally decHed that tho
senator had a right to his place on
the evidence brougnt forth and ac-
rordlngly gave verdict In favor of
Vindication.
Th debate was ciuTte laigely at-
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LURRY
Oil
t"nd"d mid the IntcreM In the work
of the debater wim Mronn through-
out. The oung men on both wide
handled their mi gumi nt . well mid
spared no (eellngn of the interested
paella In dlNctiHHiiiK the merits of
the Haliey case. Tho Judges were
W. A. IMuardr. M. C. Nobles and
('. C. rieclerlcks. Several ninslciil
number added lo the Interest of tho
evening's program.
Tho Socll a tho ocle(y of young
men at tho High School term them-
selves. Intend giving several public
debates this year.
Salvation Army.
Meetings tomorrow at 10 o'clock
and 11 a. m. In tho hall on Tyler
and Fifth Htrcets Afternoon on
tho Ilowory near tho union station at
4 o'clock Special services at night
In the hall.
All welcome. Officers
11 chanrgf
MAKES REPORT ON
PANAMA CANAL
Afsorlnted Ties.
New Orleans March 9. Major It.
H. Harold a member of tho Pana-
in. i iuu.il commission returned homo
last night. He said tho work on the
waterway had progressed far enough
warrant the assurance that the
;nnul wl" bc completed within eight
jeais nuni-now. no aoueu III 111
I u t f i i t
II... . .
opinion ho total rxpenso of complet-
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i.n vunrl? ivntlM .nnm U' 1 1 n Hi.
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original estimate especially so since
the work that has been estimated to
C08t S0 cells l'cr cubic yard was hi
lnK dn"o fr 56 cens. Mr. Harrold
Bnl' 1e k1PW non11B I lhe report ed
'nten'on of the President to rcor-
ganlzo the commission
leath of P. E. IJorsen' Mother.
(From Saturday's Dally.)
Tho Creston Advertiser Creston
Iowa for Wednesday makes note of
tho death of Mrs. Margaret Hoesen
at Omaha Neb. Mrs. rJoeson was
'he mother of P. K. Poesen publish
er of the Dally ranhandle. Mr. Doe
h'. who was In Fairfield. Iowa at
the time will receive tho sympathy
f many frleds hero In the loss which
be has suffered. Tho Advertiser
"Yord was received In this city
this morning announcing tho death
at Omaha of Mrs. Margaret BoeBcn
mothor of Sebastian Boesen and Mrs
John Hnrth of this city. Mrs. Boesen
only recently moved lo Omahn from
this city to make her home and was
for many years a resident of this
city where the family grew to worn
anhood and manhood. Her death
was rather a surprise- as many
friends were unaware that she was
HI- She was a most highly respected
lady and many friends and relatives
In this city will feel a severe loss In
her demise Sebastian Boesen left
thin afternoon for Omahrn to be pros
ent at the funeral.'
rirntcH Lcnve Sunday.
Special lo Pally Fanhan
rittsbuiK. I 'a. March D. Tho
Pittsburg Pirates of tho National
league will leave tomorrow on their
training trip to Hot Springs Ark.
being as usual one of the last of the
teaniH to get away for Che South
Owing to the fact that. Fred Clarke
will agin nianase the team the
Smoky City fans arc again cherlshjng
championship aspirations despite
the bitter memories of iho drub
bings the Pirates received at the
hands of the Cubs last seiiRon. It
l likely that when the season opena
Manager Clarke will cover left field
but if he decides not to do so Tommy
Leach will b0 g;lven the position
provided Storke tho Amherst col
lego acquisition is able to hold down
third permanently. Tho pitching
squad Includes Wills Phillips Lee
ver Hlldebrand Lelfleld. Ilradv.
Caninitz and others. The team Is
weak in catchers Gibson and Phelps
comprising the staff aa Peitz has
been Hold to Louisville of the Amer
lean association. Tho infield is ad-
mlttedly one of tho best in the leamie
with .loe Noalon on first. Abbatlc
r bio the former Bosttfn star on sec
and Storke or Leach on third and
Hans Wngnor th0 great at Fhort
CMvmer and Hallnian nrn rert.iintin
for tho outfield positions Groat
strength is exnected to lin arloVrl tn
the batting department bv Abbatic-
rn0 who wns secure.! from Boston
n pvphantre for rlfrhr PinhnrK-
second baseman Ritchcy and center
fielder Beaumont.
Men's Mertinjt Tomorrow.
Rev. L. C. Klrkes of tho Flllmor
Street Presbyterian church will ad-
dress the men's meeting tomorrow at j
5 o'clock at the Baptist church. Al-
thought Intended especially for men.
ladies ar alsn rnrAlaUv tnvltoH tn
attend the meeting. 1
WLIL BE A FAST TEAM
Plans Now Under Way for Baseball Tean
and Construction of Ke ' Ball Park
In Part o! City Park
If present plans do not miscarry
Amarillo will tave onu of the fastost
Independent baseball dubs In Texas
for the season of 1907.
The grounds will bo moved from
tho cornop of second and Taylor to
a part of thj city park which will
not be Improved this year and
grand Htaud press boxes club houso
and bleecher will be erected and
the grounds surrounded by an eight
foot fence.
11. N. Tlnimons. acting manager.
left Friday for Fort Worth. Dallas
nnd other points In Texas where he
will securo some fast men and to
inspect tho grand stands club housea
and oilier park accommodations of
these cities and Incidentally to wit
ness tho game between Dallas and
Philadelphia. Something like twen
ly men will try-out here and tho
111 11 n that wears an Amarillo suit In
190 7 will be u .ball player In every
respect.
The Amnrlllos will open the sea
bon at Hoswcll April 0 for Ihreo
games with the N. M. M. L after
which th0 team returns here and
lakes tho road for thirty days play-
ing some of the best teams In tho
Panhandle central Texas and the
black land belt returning hero about
May 20.
The support already enlisted for
llio team gives good assurance for
Its success. Interest In tho team
has always been strong In Amarillo
and this year the aggregations that
will play ball under Amarillo colors
will bo more than ever worthy ot
the support from( tho bleachers and
grand stand.
Ilcnl Kstflle Transfe rs.
List of trnnsforB filed In the office
of the county clerk on March 8 1907
furnished by the lUuhandlo Abstract
company:
S. T. Fagan nnd wife to It. L.
ChaiiHlor lot 12 block 33 C. & S.
f000. r
K. W. White to C. C. F nianch-
aid and R. L. Strlngfellow' lots C
X 9 and 10 block 167 G. & S. $1-
000. I. J. Tolleson and wife to J. W.
Whitfield quit claim deed lots 7
and 8. block 35-1. Mirror.
II. B. Sanborn to Mrs. Kadiel A.
Barker and E. F.. Barker lot 8 block
151 plemons J350.
A. A. Sewell and wife to K. B.
Clark lots 15 16 and 17 block 37
G. & S. $290.
It. L. Roberts to W. II. Breman
lot 6 block 143 Plemons $650.
Robert C'apell and wife lo E. B.
Clark lots 1 and S block 45 O. &
S.. $900.
Leo HivinH lo R. L. Strlngfellow
and C. C. F. Ulanchard lot 7 block
167. G. & S.. r200.
C. C. F. nianchard and wife and
R. L. Strlngfellow nd wife to Thorn-
ton J. Mltchellsurvcy No. 69 block
2. A. B. & M-. Putter county Texas
$9250. 1
250000
Grzing and
Ranging in Price from
$1J5 (0 $8.00 Per Acre
In large or small tracks
At these prices you can procure a fine farm and
home for yourself and family and live in as fine
climate and own as good soil as the sunshines on
Where everything can be raised that will grow
out doors.
Come to The PanhandI6 of
Texas and talk with or write i
Champ
PLEMONS :-:
I. Id 011 lu X01 1 1: v v '.
Spc !mI t ci Daily I'anhnii ll.'.
Victoria V ( March O.Tlio 111
will r.' on wltT h tila in In Vlcloih
Vaiieoiiver and Other cltlca cr Brltl-U
C)luiul)Ia toniorow owing to t'.io new
diwnlnlon law prohibiting practically
all kinds of Sunday work. Tl:o liw
was In effoit last Sunday but owin;;
to u inlMiiiiilerstandliig of Mm provl-
aloiia wan not fully enforced. juk-
aftcr no more Sunday ucivupapara
wll! bo allowed to be printed void
or delivered to subHi iTbcrj this rnlj
apply! nu to American r.uv'npapira
formerly sent hero In arg0 jiumb'cra
from SeaLtlw Tacotn.i and othtr cltloj
In the l.'nlte'd States. Noitiie; r.'.cain-
ers nor Mailing vrs.'uMa will bo al-
lowed to receive or dlacharvo cir-
koch. Tho law has provoked a cU
deal of criticism here an 1 hi Van
couver heretofore comnnratlvtiyr
wide open town nnd Ita conslltn.
tlonality will probably noon ba tested.
Don't Like Holiday Law.
Special to Pally panhandle.
Ottawa Ont March 9 From
Montreal to Vancouver a great cry
ias''been raised against tho nnv
"Uird'a Day' Law" whlc'i wont Inti
effect last Sunday and which tho
officials announce will bo stringently
enforced tomorrow. Pnirn nnd med-
icines are the only in ere hand No
which may bo nold under tho provis-
ions ot tho net. tho salo of news
papers being prohibited. Street or
traffic Is prohibited but th0 railroad!
are allowed to carry pasacnfjeis ar.d
lierlshablo freight. A lurco majority
of Canadians aro opposed to so utri::-
gent a law and funds are being rais
ed In many cltiea to test Its lecallty
In the courts.
Chicago Speaking Campaign.
Special to Dally PanhandloJ
Chicago March 9. Tho Republi
can speaking campaign under the
auspices of tho county 'committee
will bo Inaugurated tonight and two
meetings will be held oacWvcnlns
hereafter so that tho candidates 0:1
the city ticket will reach each of the
thirty-five wards bofor0 election day.
Among tho speakers who will tako
part In tho campaign aro Senator
Shelby M. Cullom Attorney General
Willam H. Stead Secretary of Stato
James A. Roao and the entiro 1111-
nols0 delegation In congress. The
Democrats havo also engaged tho
services of many prominent orators
to como to the support of Mayor
Dunne and tho Epell-bludora oX both
parties will bo constantly ftpoutlmj
oratory during tho next fow weeks.
Present appearances apparently favor
Dunno In tho coming battle of bal-
lots but tbe result Is yet In doubt.
Observe "Rat Killing Day."
Special to Dally Panhandle. "
Alt us. Okla. March 9. In accord
ance with the request of the Cham
ber of Commerce toady Is being
generally observed by the clUaens of
Altus as "rat Idling day." Every
man who possesses a rlflo is Uklug
part In the erusado for tha exter-
mination of tho rodents who have'
become. bo numorous and so bold as
to conatltuto a veritable flague. Tho
walls amt Tjasenicnts of every houso
In the town Is Infested with Uie an-
imals and a supremo effort will be
niado to get YId of thcra.
ACRES !
Farm Lands
Traylor
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Brewster, S. A. The Weekly Herald. (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 14, 1907, newspaper, March 14, 1907; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth281620/m1/3/: accessed May 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .