The Weekly Herald. (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 4, 1907 Page: 2 of 8
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THE WE' KLY IIEPALD. APRIL 4 ivr
v We buy Life Insurance Policies and pay more
i cash than the companies Issuing them
nlso buy policies subject to loans. Call
rite for terms.
McKnight & Williams
GENERAL ISUKAnwu Aucnia
tbcratadt Bulldlnf Amarlllo. Te
Homes for People j
nearly all of these took tho fihrlno.
The m'o ro from all over Texas
and IndUn Territory and the event
whs msde tho offl()n of great en-
tertainment on th part of the Dal-
las men. Last week one of the Im-
portant public cercmonlca was the
laying of the corner stone for the
mangnlflrent now Scottish Il'te cath-
edral In Dallas.
Among the men from this soctlon
who attended were: L. 8. Kinder
rinlnvlew; Dr. Andrews C. Siirgi-
ner and T. M. Dirtley Floydada;
Jeff Thompson and A P. Murchlson
Hereford; T. D. Hobart Pampa; Dr.
ration W. T. Hudson. W. H. Fuoua
Walter Dobson and E. O. Felora-
bend of Amarlllo.
Who want Homes at Prices within reach of all will do
well by calling on us. See us and buy a home now.
Choice Bargains In Ranches and Town Property
Slade & Bassett
d n nny 683 Amarillo Tex;
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Mctlran Ambassador I Tojiular.
Washington. March 27. Few dlp-
loniatlc repreHentatlves In Washlng-
ton have become so Immensely popu-
lar In so short a time as has Senor
Knrlque C. Creol the new ambassa-
dor from Mox.co. The announcement
of Bcuor Creel's candidacy for tho
governorship of the state of Chlhua-
I hnft wn rorelved with docn recrct
Am.irillo. Texas tlhcre until It was learned that un-
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Thomas F. Turner W. Boyes
Turner & Boyce
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Otfloe Ovr Amarlllo National ind.
Amarlllo Texas
John H. Wills
REAL ESTAT" and ABSTRACTS
n-.i .... I u Cirrrani7rA. Amarlllo Laid
Out and John II. Wills' Laud Office Ks-
Wished in IS87.
VEALE & CRUDGINGTON
Lawyers
Amarillo Tcxm
MaiBSMawaaaMaMai
DR. J.J. HANNA.
' Diseases of
Eye. Ear Nose and Throat
Glaese Fitted.
Rocmis'7 aii'.l 8. Ilberstadt lluiMinR
N. J. WADE
Attorny-at-Law
Rornoiaa Bldtf . Ft. Wrlh. To.
Fractice in State and Federal Court.
Business of iwn-reidnts Ktven r-
. onal attention. 8. W. Phone 1S0.
Dr. Horace M. Walker
Osteopathic rbyiUUn
Graduate of American School of
Osteopathy Kirksvitlc Mo.
Cfflct In Carson Bid. . Phone 33
PRAIHK FOIt "HONEST JIM."
t'hannlng raper filves Flattering
Comment on Work I
Tho Channlng Courier makes tho :
following note In Its last week's num-
ber of the work of Judge J. N.
Drowning In the term of district'
court which has been la session at j
that place:
"Judge J. N. Drowning Is conduct-
lng his first term of court here since
his eloctlon to tho district bench.!
He has by his dignity and prompt-1
ness In all matters pertaining to the j
court deeply Impressed both law-
yer and layman that the court un
derstands the business and Is thor-
oughly alive to tho responsibilities
Incumbent. He made It clear that
court would open promptly on time
proceed promptly to business and no
one should bo excused from prompt
attendance thereon without a clear-
cut lawful excuse. The charge to tho
grand Ji'iy was clear and forcible
with tho tticcts on tho points that
needed ntresHlng and was closely
listened 'to by a ood audience. Tho
tendency to overlook minor offonces
was sharply crltlclnc-d and the evil re-
sultant effects upon character and
society pointed out mid the now leg-
lHlat:on regarding C. O. I). shipments
of liquor was plainly Htulrtl to thn
Jury with Its duty accordingly out-
lined. Tho Judge who s one of the
ilrst. and most honored citizens of the
I'jinhnndlc ex-legislator and an ex-
lleutenaut governor of Texas has
madfl a most favorable impression in
Ms mfw role. May ho llvo long to
proslda well."
James F. McFadden
Of the Indiana Lanci ana in-
vestment Company of Mount
Vernon Ind. has opened a
branch office at . .
Groom Texas
Spring Seeds
Durum Wheat Beardless
Barley' Texaj Red rust
proof Oats all clear of
Johnson Crass seed. For .
sale by ; ;- '
E. C. Reynolds
PAm.Hno.oulh Phone 53-
Extra Fancy Winter
Laying Single-Comb
RHODE ISLAND REDS
IS EGGS $2.00
30 EGGS $3.75 :
No Stock For Sale.
11. V. Robertson
Flume 455 - Amarillo Texas
der tho Mexican laws the ambassador
may appoint an acting governor to
occupy that position Indefinitely.
Sonor Creel definitely announces
that ho will adopt this plan In case
lie Is elected and declares that he
is delighted with his new post and
desires to remain in Washington for
many years.
Citizens of this country now resid-
ing or having property Interests In
Mexico are expecting great tliliiK of
Scnor Creel. In the way of bringing
n'lont close'- relations between tho
United States and tho southern ro-
'puolic and tliey aro not likely to be
i disappointed. The new ambassador's
j father was a native American hav-
ing been born In Kentucky and as
I a result Roiiot Creel ds infected
with the spirit of American progress
climate and a fullest woman Si nor-
Ita Cutlty daughter of a proinlneut
Spanish family of Mexico whom ho
wooed and won. Giving up his po-
sition as Amerlcnn consul tho eld-
er Creel became a citizen of the
southern republic. Thus the com
merclal ability of tho Scotch tin
pride of the Castlllans and tho I
domlnatblo spirit of tho American
pioneer are combined In Sonor Kn-
requle Creel diplomat and finan-
cier. Like his fathor genor Creel mar-
ried a Spanish woman a daughter
of General Terrains present gover-
nor of Chihuahua and one of tho
wealthiest men of the republic. Un-
til his appointment as ambassador
Penor Creel served as acting gover-
nor under his father-in-law who haa
become too old for active participa-
tion In the affairs of state and will
likely succeed him at the next elef
tlon. Mrs. Creel Is a
singularly attracllvo
woman and durhcr her short resi-
dence In Washington has done much
j to add to tho popularity of her hus-
i band. They have four sons two of
whom are studying sclentlf'f agri-
culture and engineering at the Iowa
Agricultural college at Ames Iowa
while tho other two aro being edu-
cated In Europe.
PASSES
RESOLUTIONS
Commercial Club Thanks Wi
zens For Assistance in
Removal Bill Mer
28.
clr-
Two Storks to Spain.
Special to Dally rnnhandlo.
Washington D. C March
It Is whispered In diplomatic
cIch that tho report tliut two storks
aro shortly to visit the Spanish roy-
al faiilly has received official con
firmation by the physicians attend
ant upon tho young queen. In short
twins are expected. Thereby the
diplomats aro given a new subject
for gossip and conjocturo. Especial
ly are the representatives of the
Spanlsh-Amorlcan republics inter-
ested since nythlug that affects
their mother country is to them a
topic of great Interest.
If both should be boys what then?
Medical authorities declare that the
last born of twins Is tbo eldest and
this scientific opinion Is embraced In
an old Spanish law. regulating the
rights and privileges of prlmogon-
ture. The new Spanish law now In
effect provides that the first born
is the elder and hence in the case
under consideration entitled to the
crown of Spain. Heated controver-
sies civil Btrlfe warfare incident to
a Btruggle for the throne are among
tho possibilities considered by those
who find consideration of such topics
interesting. There remains tho
probability that 0110 or both of tho
twins may be of the female sex and
eo' Ineligible to tho Spanlnh crown.
(From Friday's Dully Panhandle.)
At a meeting of tho directors of
tho Commercial dub yesterday aft-
ernoon which lasted nearly threo
hours the club took up many or-
ders of business and pushed several
Important resolutions homo of tho
It. .... t.i.L'l tu j t.itnn ni'11 tint
beautiful and -' '"' -
and cultured rt to bo ado nubUc bU r0H-
luitons wer rccorueu on uiu iiuuuk'b
and ordered published.
Oppose ii Cent Fare.
After hoiiio (HsciiskIou tho club
passed a resolution asking Represen-
tative J. H. ltowman utid Senator
John W. V'eulii to use tliclr Influ-
ence In tho legislaturo to defeat uny
Ionization looking toward tho es-
tablishment by law at present of tho
- fM... ..I..L
I 2 com passenger lure. uiu tuiu
considers that tho railroads in Hits
part of tho country aro In a forma-
tive Btago to such an extent that tho
reduction possible In older sections
of tho country would work a hard-
ship hero upon tho railroads and
tbrouRh them upon tho development
of tho country.
The directors authorized tho bulld-
- lng by tbo club from funds to bo
secured by subscription of a house
Although It has been expected Qn the expermenU farm and tho
more or less confidently all day the Mecretary was instructed to advertise
comet which according to someone's for bids. At present tho accommo-
.hortnto wn. to hvfi wound un the datlons on tho farm are far from
affairs of this world with a grand satisfactory but tho club will as rap
-TRACE FSilQ h5 Tilt FLnb"
Wapco Tomatoes
i: r- r 1 r ' - T rri.m nfvin11v for US
fancy icu ivps louwiwi-at'""' '
nnd packed just as soon aa picked from t!ta vines. 10
arc firm fresh end juicy when you open die can
that is full. Wnpco Brand stands for Extra Standard
Grade at Popular Prices. If your grocer does not
keen Wnpco Dr-nd send us his name.
DCMSON. FT.V.Crm i. DALLAS TTf
HAS FAILED TO ARRIVE
Comet Has Not Disturbed the Earth To-Day
and Rent WJI Coma Due Next
Week As Usual
wun me Bium ui auivi iiuu H6im i urialrs of tnls worm wnn a gruuu uuv vuv. "...--
and Is nne of the most enterprising j lPia nhii.itinn hl afternoon idly as possible make permanent and
nf Verlrn'a nubile men. He Is as k. 0n0i . m.u Hpfonite satisfactory improvements for tho
popular with the native Mexicans as
with thoe of foreign birth and It Is
not Impossible that he may bocomo
tho successor of president Diaz upon
the death of tho latter.
enor Creel is a man of great
wealth and lias been called the rich-
est man in Mexico. This tltlo he
denies declaring that Senor Pedro
Alvudrado General Terraas and
other citizens of his own state Chi-
huahua uro possessed of far greater
wealth.
Personally Sonor Creel Is a Q.ulet
unobtrusive self-contained a gray
figure with none of the pomp and
affectation of some of his diplomatic
colleagues. Although not yet throe
score years of ago his balr and mus-
taoho aro gray. His eyes also are
gray his fair Bkln has a grayish tint
and he Is nearly always clad in a
gray suit in a gray room he re-
ceives his callers and gives all
whether groat or small an equally
cordial but not effusive welcome.
Senor Creel's great-grandfather
was a Scotchman coming to America
In his young manhood and settling
In Kentucky whore he adopted the
fife of the hardy pioneers of that
state. The ambassador's father was
born In the Blue Grass state and be-
coming prominent in politics ho was
appointed consul to Chihuahua Mex-
ico. n 1848. He speedily became en-
amored of the fair country the fairer
has bo far failed to mako a defenlte satisfactory Improvements
Impression on the Panhandle. Somo farm.
epeculatora on the state of the weath- Secretary Shlreman brought tho
er have suggested today that this matter up of tho annual nicotic g
wind which is noarly up to the limit which has been postponed for some
is porhaps the result of tho nearness time and the directors voted to hold
of the comet to' the earth. But those the meeting next Thursday or Frl-
who are hardened through longer day at tho courthouse. Tho meeting
familiarity know that the Panhandlo will bo made a social gathering of
I Is in the habit of furnishing winds tho members as well as a business
i like this without the assistance of session.
comets or any other phenomena. Tlmnk Citizens for Co-operation.
The comet which was to have' After a lengthy discussion of the
tta rrivni tnrtnv. wan first railroad situation in Its various as-
for thoi'r hearty co-operatloa and
support n the campaign Hint has
ended In the passnv.0 of tho measure;
and farther be it
K.'Kolvod That we extend to our
representatives In tho itato legis-
lature Hon. J. It. Iiowman and
Hon. J. V. Venle the gratitude of
this c'ub for the tireless effort which
they hi.vo expended so Biiccessfully
In bringing the merits of this meas-
ure before tho legislature; nnd fur-
ther bo it
rtcsolved That wo extend a
special vote of thanks to II. li. San-
born L. n. Mitchell M. V. Cun-
ningham J. Ii. Smith J. C. Paul.
V. H. Fuo.ua. U. L. Strlngfellow C.
K. Gustavus. Will A. Miller. Jr.. J.
V. Crudglngtoti J. I. I'enry M. C.
Nobles Sam It. Merrill O. H. Nel-
son U. T. Wure It. L. McMeans V.
M. eJter A. A. Lumpkin Thoman
Currle and other citizens for
their unstinted expenso of personal
effort in their visits to Auntln
at the sacrifice of their other
interests and for the energy which
they displayed In gating for tho
measure tho necessary consideration
at tho hands of tho legislators."
UK CHOSi: AMAKI !!
In
Modulo Citleii Huyn Property
Aiimi lilo mid Will Move line
Mr. II. I.. Pool manager of tho
Southern Telephone exchange of
l.lmlaU' Tex. writes uh follows of
His estlmato of Amarlllo comparod
with other portions of the state;
"I thought I would let you know
how much I -am Impressed with the
Queen City of Northwest Texas. I left
home last September to tako a trip
to the Panhandle. I bought ticket
over the Kort Worth & Denver
stopped off at Quunah and Claren-
don the next stop being Atnarllto
where I bought a building lot near
the union depot and have planted
trees on It. I expert to mako that
my homo by .luly 1st. I take the
Dally Panhandle and It Is a gooit
paper too etaoln nhdlu taolnnnnnn
paper too. It keeps me jWRted on
tho great Panhandle country and the
city which I intend to mako my horns
soon."
Highest cash prlco paid for
hoss at tho City Meat Market.
fat
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4F
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iOOO"Bcnd
. i everv ca.se of
Jaedesty's Extracts
their purity
Seems Reasonable.
The gentle sephyrs blithely play
The lambkins do the sams.
In fact. It might be safe to say
That balmy sprtng has came.
1 Exchange.
ENJOYKD SHRIXEIl FESTIVITIES.
Many panhandle Men at Dallas
Gathering
A considerable number of Shrlners
from .Amarillo and othor Panhandle
towns returned yesterday from Dal-
las where they attended the. big
Shrlncr celebration and festivities.
The consistory degrees were con-
! ferred t this Ratherlnc on a class
cf one hundred and twenty-nine and
advertised by an Italian BClentlst who
discovered that a comet that had
come under the range of his obscr-
pects tho club passed the folowlng
resolutions:
"Whereas After a fight that has
come under the range of his obscr- -w across Aiier a ngni mai nas. m X
rations was headed toward the earth called out the most strenuous efforts J yf q q 1x81181 ij&lUuS DUSllU?55
-1 jk i... tv. rn fho nart nf thn Interested on- 9 .
Poor Paint is Expensive
If one is rich enough to repaint his
buildings every year for the pleasure
of hiving a change of color. cbeme
the quality of the paint ued may cut
little figure. But if it is desirable to
cut the painting bills down to the leat
amount ponsible per year it is of the
utmost importance that the paint be
made of
Collier
Pure White Lead
and the best of Linseed Oil. There are
imitations in the form of alleged White
Lead and there are substitutes in the
form of ready prepared paints.
We guarantee this White Lead to be
absolutely pure and the Dutch Boy
on the side of every keg is your safe.
guard. Ltoktor
him.
SEND FOR
BOOK
"k Tl on rlnt."
tiff" ralual'l lnfor-
mmlnfi on th paint
nl.Jw-t. Btntlrt
hjb rl "-
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
Cisrk Av. ind 10th St. 3t. Louis Mo.
and he figured that at tho speed
with which this planet of oura and
the wnaderer In spaco wero travel-
ing tho two would come together
about this date. The comet that ha
was observing is very much larger
than the earth and is an Incandescent
mass of matter that wodld Imme-
diately burn up the earth If It were
to etrike it and would send the
charred remains out Into space as
Btar dust.
Perhaps the Italian was only
"s'poslng" for his own amusement
but the story was a good one and
tho newspapers of tho world got
hold of it with tho result that the
scientist got somo advertising that
he did not altogether want.. He aft-
erwards camo out with a statement
explaining that tho chances wero
decidedly against the possibility of
the collslon but the later account
waa not bo good a story as the other
one and people kept on telling the
first supposition of the astronomer.
On tho whole the arrival of tho
comet has not been expected' confi-
dently enough to disturb tho value
of rent which comes due next week
or the doslrablllty of pay chocks that
will be forthcoming Saturday night.
The possibility that affairs mundane
might bo wound up beyond recall on
this day held forth some glittering f
prospects but the uncertainty of the
sltuatl6n Interposed difficulties I
which as In tho case of the email j
boy at tho Tollc street scnooi last
week kept earth dwellers from real-
izing on tho opportunities.
The boy in Question had been slt-
tinir st'.li for several minutes In pro-
fond ftriv nnd meditation and fin
ally broke out wun: t
"tay tcu.-her do you believe that
oniet is going to make tne wortc
come to an end noxt Thursday?"
"I'm sure I don't know" replied
tho teacher looking at the serious
little face. "Why do you want to
know?"
"Well T wlaht I did know for
sure" responded tho younsslor. t
slowly ."if I was Bre the world
w8 coming to nn end next Thurs-
day and ever'thlng. I'd I'd plav'
hookey ever' single day next week."
"inoi vt'lll'nm Enders. of St
Louis secretary and manager of the
Simmons Hardware company is here
ns tae guest of E. W. Hardin.
on the Dart of tho interested op
position the legislature has enacted
Into law tho measuro known as tho
Santa Fe cut-off bill which la a
measure of lasting good to the entire
citizenship; therefore be it
Resolved That we
tho directors
of tho Amarlllo Commercial club
record upon the minutes of this or
ganization and publish In tho
Panhandle the thanks of this
Izatlon to tho citizenship of Amarlllo j
l uia ui- Ml
0 Dally 8
1 organ-. ja
Western Bank & Trust Co.
Of Amarillo Texas
Capital : $100000.00
B. T.
WARK
President.
Wm. LAY
V-Presidcnt.
PRANK B. SALTER
Cashier.
CHAS. T. WARE
Secretary.
We request our friends aud the public generally to call on us.
Any business entrusted to us will receive our careful and
personal attention.
Correspondence Solicited
S iS H S
No business too large for our Capacity and
none too small for our Consideration.
sea
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With ihe Sii
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tho best of everything
ofit. Farm akd
RANcn will introduce you and direc: you
on the road to success.
t. oiia vmi Vinw In combination vith
soli and clirante to grow the best of every-thinc-it
tells you how to harvest what
vou erow ana rooio imrjl""'
' .. . . .1.- MrAnfacI
tens you now 10 mnntoi wnu B.. .
prolit what you nave pruuuu.
Tt. nnrttnfntl of
SVr snecial interest to each mem-
i'"1"'"1 mother.
't
mnttitr. son. daueuter and
each department contains clean reliablo interestinjr
iustnictive original matter prepared speedily fort' arm
AND KANCn. 1NO seconn uauu ui
printed first in other'editioas or
publications.
No whisky patent medi-
cine or other injurious fraudu-
lent or unclean advertisements.
Farm and Ranch don't
claim in the reading; matter to
bo honest and then through its
nrltrffrHsinw rnlnmna lure VOU
Into the clutches of those who
will rob you of your money health or character.
Ks Correspondents' Dcpariment contains specially-
prepared articles by successful men and woraeu who
till the soil and know what they write about.
Ita Household Department is edited by woman of
oTtuM-ience and aonity
r-Saasj-- who is assisted by
2v.. manvof the most
MJIWJZ' learned and
uuio nui ti-
nned wo-
men in tbe
Southwest.
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tlVILIZATlOM BEGINS AMD E.IOi WTH Tl PtO'-OrtR0K?T5
.. .i . ..iwm immm n ' '
Th.rkilitrrn'cDcDarlmanl is pre
sided over by a mother assisted by
other mothers who know how to
1.- .1.1. JnKM-v.Anf rtirtfA tntr-
maKO llllh UVJIllllillBii. uy
esting than auy similar department iT
in any other publication ltisnotnec-
essary to warn the children not to reaa
tho advertisements.
Its Feed and Feed Stuffs Beparf
ment is conducted by editors who
riavemaaeinesuD;'JtiabH- fznrf
ci.il study; Its veterinary da- -yScSL'
partment is in cnargo oi .f i. jy?.wm mwmTi
leadiDSVeterinarysurgeons. sWatiJr.i ' Jirti.- v
That is why the most successful livestock breoders
and ieedarsof the Southwest file eachissueo ft arm i and
Rance away for future reference. The Editors of every
' nnnrtment are employed be
cause they are known to possess
ability and superior knowledge
about the topics upon which
they are to write.
Ila Department of "Farmers'
OrttoixUntions" is- Intended to
aid in bulldlnjr up orRaniw-J
tions run honestly in the interest
c: actual farmers.
Editorially and every other way Its proprietors and
editors fight for the right o" tho producers and w 11 con-
tinue to do so. It has no interest in any other publication
business not in 5L
Ranch is tiie nonesi man o hkuu - " -
guide Every home would be benefited by its weekly tl
visits. It costs notniDg v
learn al' about this
. I..
arm and j&'sk2P.j: 'tL-zssiSS' hi
stock journal. M-f
Why not j-iKjWS
trv it in
your home
wr" tor t r isme'.e oopt n4
beat test proposition.
FARM and RANCH PUB. CO
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