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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-16
Pathfinders In Big Midland
Mapping OutTranscon continental
Route 10 San francisco.
THOUSANDS TO FOLLOW THEM
FIND HOsPITABLE AND COUR-
TEOUS TREATMENT ALL ALONG
THE ROAD AND ARE PLEASED
WITH JOURNEY.

The pathfnders for the transcon-
tinental automobile route are come
and gone; gone, but not forgotten,
for they wer. all good pathfinders,
and they should now be enjoying
themselves In dear old Frisco, the
terminal of their trip. 1t was no JOY
ride in the big Midland forty
across desert wastes and steep
mountains; but the gentlemen Of
the Midland were out for business
this trip, the business of blazing a
way across the continent for the
lovers of the chase who will come
after them. At that though the
trail-blazers declared that they en-
joyed every bit of the way.
The party comprised William A.
Peck. western sales manager for the
Midland Motor company of Moline;
Charles Rogers of l. N. Rogers 4
Son, Denver, Colorado, representing
the commercial ordinations of
Colorado; Frank A. Baker. route and
road map maker; James l.. Garland,
associate editor of. Motorized of
Denver; and special Investigator for
the University of Denver; and B. II.
Mayo of Moline. mechanic.
The party started from Moline,
Illinois. and its destination was San
Francisco. The purpose of the trip
was to secure transcontinental route
for the automobile clubs which are
coming after the Midland, and to
secure all information possible for
their use. Above all things. 1t was de-
sired TO obtain the best scenic route,
and the pathfinders declared that
they had come through the grandest
scenery to be found anywhere; and
at that IL must be remembered that
they had yet to traverse the Sierras
to the coast.
Many thousands of people will
come after u.s. said Mr.. Peck. II
have the assurance of Mr.. w. r.
Hearst that II a suitable road be
found, not less than 5000 machines
will make the transcontinental trip
between this and the time of the Pan
anna Exposition in San Francisco. He
said that he could guarantee 1000
auto parties from New England alone
and with that being true. l should
say that 5000 autos were a conserva-
tive number"
The party intended to remain not
more than an hour in Ely, but they
we're so pleasantly entertained, that
the stay was heightened to several
hours. Then when they did take
their departure on Monday after
noon, the machine broke down just
the other side of Kimberly, and they
remained another day. They de-
clared that nothing but hospitality
had been extended to them all along
the route. and that of all places.
their greatest enjoyment had been
found in Ely.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-16

The third car of tailings concen-
trates has been shipped from the old
Monarch mill dump on Steptoe Creek
by Abe Shallenbarger and w. X.
Clark who have had lease on the
dump for some time. the gross value
of which is expected to run about
s2.5OO. The old lease has expired
and a new. lease has been taken by
Clark who will continue the work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15
Status OF HASKELL
REYNOLDS Trouble
AT PRESENT TIME IT Is PENDING
IN CRIMINAL COURT
OF APPEALS.
Special to the World

Special TO the World
Guthrie, okla, Jan. li--The case
Of Governor O. n. Haskell vs. scott
McReynolds, the lawyer-detectlye Of
W. r. Hearst. is pending in the state
criminal court Of appeals at the pres
ent time on motion of Judge John
H. Burford. representing McReynolds.
to dismiss the appeal on the grounds
that Orryille T. Smith. private at
torney to Governor Haskell had no
right TO take the appeal in the name
OF tho state.
McReynolds, who lives In Brooklyn.
N Y, was In oklahoma for Mr..
Hearst, collecting evidence ror Hearst
TO use in the omaha case, wherein
Haskell had Hearst sued for criminal
libel and also for 100000 damages.
While thus engaged McReynolds was
arrested on Haskelps warrant charg-
ing him with conspiracy to inlure tho
governor In the Logan county court
the holding was against Haskell and
Smith as his attorney appealed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15

about five years after the assassination
and purchased a stock Of whiskey and
tobacco from man named Snyder.
Shortly after the vicinity was visited
by a revenue officer, who discovered
violation OF the revenue law going on
In Glen Rose, and caused the arrest of
Snyder, who the officers believed 10
be the owner Of the establishment
where the violation was going on. In
that Booth had bought the place, how
ever, Synder was innocent, and pres
sure was brought to bear upon Booth
TO 60 TO Tyler Texas. to testify IN
Snyder's behalf This he refused 10
do, and so persisted until the second
day Of the trial, when he admitted 10
Attorney Bates that he could not APP
pear I'm settled community for the
reason that he was then I'm exile I'm con-
sequence OF his crime. This was the
beginning Of the acquaintance, and
from time 10 time Booth disclosed
more and more OF the history Of hts
crime and escape
The statement was made by Bates
that Booth took the name Of st. Helen.
v.buo , r,vh,, la sro,,og from, tho % -
lana ~ 81 tioior, u,hera Nonoioor
IIycd n ovuo pootI, ho,ns n ereat ad-
,,,ror or tho Cnrstcon In roIatInc
his m, stor, to rate from tImo 40
Tina n,o,h ai,owed nn nortion oC 70
be rrrcycal,J " >
Tho ass.rtin, ,,,s o,o,oys boo, mad,
nat pao,,, a,s sho, Nv. nostnn- -c,r,,,t,
an tbo Gnrrott for,n IN virginia
Acrordlpg IN Rntos however who
dototcd ina s,,r,. 40 recoiyod b,. bi,,
prom Rootb ho man wbo wos trlnd
vns p,uea pu5dy uon,b boA hoon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15

citizens clothes many times in New
YorlI / did SO, described Ravens
wood to the minutest detail, as I re-
membercd him. and when l finished
johnson said more perfect dcscrip-
tlon OF Booth could not be given"
Actress Wrote FOR Particulars
Following the suicide ot George In
Enid. a letter was received by the
mayor Of ElReuo, asking for further
particulars regarding the man. and
claiming that Booth was her father.
She signed herself. Mrs. Charles Le-
vine" and from what could be learned
was vaudeville actress Also IN
Nashville, Tenn, Levine afterwards
told the story as in her letter to III
Reno She says that her mother was
Mrs Louisa j Booth. formerly Payne,
OF tho Cumberland Mountain section
OF Tennessee She married a man
named John Wil,cs Rooth as she
claimed tho family record would show,
IN iS12, They went to Sewanee and
from there TO Memphis, whore finding
detectives ON his trail. he disappeared
About five months afterward a daugh-
ter was born, being named Laura Ida
Booth, now Mrs Levine She went on
the stage ns q child and did not know
uutl the suicide OF George at Enid
was widely published that she was a
daughter of Iincolns assassin. Rolo-
tiycs iu Tennessee sent her clippings of
Georges suicide. telling her It was her
father being tho man who had mar
ricd Louisa Payne Mrs Levine then
began Investigation and became con-
yinced that John wilkes Booth and
tho Enid suicide were the same man.
T.. l.. Bates. an attorney of Memphis,
Tenn, who assisted Mrs. Levine In her
investigation, stated to her In letters
that ne had represented John wilkes
Booth as his attorney on several occn-
sious since 1870, knowing him intl-
mltcy for several years after that
date Batps Dlmo To- Oklahoma at the
Request or Mrs Levine ana identified
the Enid suicide as the man whom he
had represented in tho courts. AM
other person 60 back up the matter
came forward at the same time IN Mrs,
Martha J Payne OF Tullahoma, Tenn
who SAYS that she was aware that her
daughters husband was John wilkes
Booth At the tlmo OF Georges sui
side IN Enid Mrs. Levine was filling
am engagement 10 New York city as
Miss Ida Booth
Had Store IN Glen Rose
When r. L. Bates. tho Mcmphls at.
torncy. came to Enid, at the request OF
Mira Levine. he told an interesting
story OF tho man who claimed TO be
Booth, Identifying the Enid suicide as
tho samo. According 10 his report
Booth located In Glen Rose, Texas,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15

colosed man moving. He made his
way to Central Kentucky whero he re-
cuporated strength, Ho lived there
several years. during which his mar
rlago to Miss Payne occurred lie
later proceeded into Indian Territory
following the Arkansas River from it3
confluence with the Mississippi From
Indian Territory he drlfted into Texas
and naturally selected the most isolot-
ed spot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15
HUSBAND HELD GUILTY.
Wife swOrc She Fired Shot, Hut She
Is Given Her Freedom.

Special % the World
Guthrie, Okla. Jan. 1i--AithouSh
testifyins upon the witness stand Ia
tho district court at Watouga. this
week that she shot IN self-dcfeuso and
Killed. c A, Jones IN her farm house
In Western Blaine County on septem
Der 3, last. Mrs Julia Rosslter was
today acquitted BY the jury that
heard the ose and instead the jury
convicted her husband. John Rossiter
Of manslaughter In tho first degree
Judge Tolbert sentenced him to
serve five years in the McAlester pon
itentiary one hundred and twenty
five witnesses were examined. IIus.
band ana wife were tried Jointly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15
PUSHING PIPE LINE.
Gulf VIII Complete Dewey District
within the Next Month.

The Gulf Pipe Line Compdnys line
from the Tulsa station to tho Dewey
district will be completed within thlr.
" days, according to j, p, Morrison,
a representative OF the company,
From Tulsa TO Bartlesvile an s.
inch line Is being laid, but from Bar
tlesyllle to tho Dewey district It will
be but a 6-inch line. The Gulf Com
pany will be purchasing agent and
viii do but little in developing It's own
property
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15

Cures headaches-Aii Kinds-Gripp,
Colds, Aches From HILARIOUS
Conditions, Rtc.

capudine cures Headaches, whe,hei
from heat, cold, brain-fag, over -exer,Ior
or stomach troubles. II cures sick head.
aches and nervous headaches aho.
Capudtne Is also the quickest and
best remedy TOR attacks Of Cold or Gripp
IL relieves the aching and feverishnes,
and restores normal conditions.
Sapudine Is liquid-easy and pleasan,
to take--acts Immediately, lOc., 2Sc
and SOC. A. drug storoi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15
Despondcnt Suicides.

Special TO the World
HomIny Okla. Jan II Joe Cor
nett a young man about 20 years OF
age living at Hominy, has commit
ted suicide by drinking carbollc acid,
The deed was committed at the farm
residence OF George TIsdale, tive
miles from town and in the presence
OF several persons who were unable
TO prevent the act or 70 render as
sistance after It was done
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
NEW ELECTION LAW.

New York. Nov. l5.-The Ferris
Blauvelt direct nominations bill,
passed by the last New York state
legislature. becomes law today. The
measure provides for a statewide
enrolment was required only In cit
les OF the first and second class Rig
Id supervision OF the balloting is ex-
tended to the rural districts.
The enrolment OF the voters
throughout the state begins today
and will continue through the month
of December. During the month OF
January the list OF enrolled voters
with their party designation must be
published In certain newspapers In
each county. This. according 20 the
advocates of the new law, is to pre-
vent election frauds In the rural dis
tricts. where. the Democrats allege.
election frauds far more extensive
than any In this city have taken place
in past years. Il has been charged
that names Of men dead for years
are still carried on the election rolls
In many upstate counties. and II is
said the new law will eliminate the
tombstone vote.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
BEAT7IE MUST PAY THE 4.
PENALTY FOR HIS crime
new BUSINESS
IS LAUNCHED

The Advertising speclalities CO..
Manufacturers agents and Commits
sion Brokers is the title OF new en-
terprise In Amarillo.
Louie Levy and Ralph Kerr. have
formed partnership under the style
of The above firm name.
The firm name expl'in s the bust
ness. which these two gentlemen will
engage in. They have opened Off
ces in the Chancellor building and
will maintain Amarillo as their heal
quarters. Their territory viii cover
the Panhandle and part OF Oklahoma
Both of these gentlemen are wei
known in Amarillo and are rustler,
from the word go. Ii salesmanship
energy and enterprise count in tn,
business they have undertaken, IL
success sis already conceded.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
did YOU EVER
! SEE AN SIS BIRD?

Probably few OF our readers ever
saw an SIS bird. but they now have
the opportunity of gazing on u dead
bird OF that value.
The bird referred TO is a specimen
of that almost extinct bird even in
It's native land, the bird of Para
disc" No its native land Is not
paradise either. II Is n native of
- - -. know and so
do you. but | haven't got time now
to write il.
Well any way IL you want to see
that bird. drop around and look In
the show windows % "Kirschs In
Their new Home"
The bird is mounted on a beautiful
hat. and the hat Is sold. to q custo-
mer of this big store In Wichita
Falls.
II you ever want To see a real
bird of Paradise. chances are you'd
better look. now not that YOU will
not gain that land some day. but
that as we said the birds are almost
extinct.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
REBEL OUTLAWS HAVE TAKEN
POSSESSION OF Using KIANG
AMARILLO GOES
DRY TONIGHT

At twelve O'Clock tonight the five
saloons yet remaining In Amarillo
OF her 10 a few weeks ago will close
as a result Of the precinct election
held in three out of four precincts In
Potter county on September 9Th.
The precinct. in which no election
was held is that part OF the county
north OF the Canadian River, which
Is very spsrse'y settled and has no
towns within It's borders.
This means that liquors can not
be legally sold in Amarillo for two
years from September 5th. 1911. The
impression held by some that Potter
county as a county may again 'pte
the saloons back in Amarillo next
August is erroneous.
Some claim the emptylng OF these
10 places OF business will have lhe
effect OF decreasing the price OF rents
In the business district in Amarillo
while others claim not. Some pre-
dict there Will be empty business
houses for some time. but other
claim a few weeks will see these L
plices occupied by men In other line
OF business.
T. Il. Savage and T. S Mitchell
each OF whom owned several saloons
have opened wholesale mail orde
liquor and beer houses at Texicc
New Mexico. and have shipped thei
surplus stock to that place. Mos
OF the others engaged in the bushes
have not as yet decided on their n
ture plans.
The Roach Drug Co., who have oil
joyed large wholesale liquor bus
ness will also be compelled 70 discoi
tipue this part OF their business
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
VIRGINIA governor WILL
NOT interfere With
col RISE OF JUSTICE.

Richmond, Va, Nov. l5.-The
governor OF Virginia will not inter-
fere with the carrying out of the
decree Of the court in the Beattie
case. He today expressed himself as
sympathizing deeply with the Beat
tie family. but states that he follow
ed the case carefully during the
trial. and that the prisoner was given
the benefit OF every doubt, and that
there we're no technical errors be-
cause the higher court refused to
grant a writ of error. He says that
neattie is convicted of a cruel brutal
and deliberate murder, and that he
believes the only way TO prevent
murders is by speedy punishment.
therefore he viii not interfere with
Beattie's execution. Beattle Is to be
electrocuted on November "a.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
BANKS and GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS LOOTED and
Citizens MURDERED.

Canton. Nov. i5.---Outlaws have
taken possession OF Using Kiang and
are lootlng all banks and government
building and dwellings, and are kill
ing those resisting capture. It Is es-
timsted that they have secured more
than ten million dollars in booty.
Many soldiers have Joined the rob
bers and sharing In the spells or
war. Many Of the larger cities ar
swarming with spies hired by the
manchus. Spies ingratlate themsel-
yes into the rebel councils and then
proceed to kill those revolutionaries
who are especially obnoxious to the
Manchus. WI Ting Fang has been
warned that he Is marked Tor assas-
slnation. The British police have
taken charge of Shanghai and the
police court formerly managed by
Chinese. There was no resistance
to the British authority.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
PACIFIC FLEET SAILS.

San Diego, Cal. Nov. l5.--Five
cruisers comprising the Pacific fleet.
the California. West W. ;, COO
RADIO South Dakota and Maryland,
accompanied by the first and second
divisions of the torpedo flotila, In
Guiding the whipple. Hopkins. HULL
TruNton. Paul Jones, Preble and
Stewart. all under command Of Read
Admiral Cheuncoy Thomas, will
leave San Diego today to steam to
Hawaii. where they will meet a div.
lslon from the Asiatic station and In
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
w. Morgan Sinister

w. Morgan shuster. an American
who was recently appointed to the
delicate and difficult task OF re-organ-
King the finances OF Persia. The
Car Of Persia is at present involved
in controversy with Russia through
the act OF Mr.. Shuster. for the al.
legged insult to the Russia vice Con
sui, NJ Petroff, on the occasion OF
the seizure OF the property OF the ex-
Shah's brother Russia demandinc
that the Persian government remove
the treasury gendarmes on the pro-
perty, the refusal OF the demands
Russia intimates. will mean the sell
cure of Persian territory.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
POLICE SEARCHING
FOR TEXAS COUPLE

Chicago, H.. Nov. 15.-Polioe de-
partments in many cities are hunting
for A. c. Boyce and Mrs John Snead.
wife Of a wealthy cattle raiser and
banker of Fort Worth. Boyce is also
a resident OF Fort Worth Snead a
short time ago became suspicious OF
the couple. and noticed the atten-
,ions Mrs. Sneed was receiving from
Boyce, and sent her 10 a sanitarium
in st. Louis. A few days ago shc
escaped from the sanitarIum and has
not been seen since. About the same
time Boyce disappeared from Fort
Worth. after drawing hundred
THOUSAND dollars In cash and foreign
exchange. II is generally believed
that the couple are now safe on their
way to Europe.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
Mayor Patton Asks the Support
of Amarillo Citizens in Enforcing
the Prohibition Lh,U in Amarillo
Amarillo. Texas, Nov. Is. 1911
To the citizens Of Amarillo:.-


c ocai option law goes into effect in Amarillo
at IL O'Clock tonight.
As Mayor of Amarillo | ear.estly request and
urge that every law abiding tizen of Potter county.
both pro and anti 10 the law enforcement league il
there be one to assist the city, county and district OF
Hcers in the enforcement of the siquor law Potter
county. The majority have said they wanted ANA
rillo dr., shall exercize my power mayor and in
Auence as a citizen enfosc. the liquor laws in Pot
ter county, do nope the who have said so much
about saving the boys of Amato viii get in line and
see where your boys are atersisht and be they
are not keepig company wit}a bootess.r in the alley
The PROHIBITION we have had heretofore in marillo
has been Joke and talked ahput over the state as
total farce md failure: nov friends Get together on
this one important question asd help redeem ANA
ro's name as a law abiding city.
am, your for mskine Amalillo dry
JH. PATTON Mayor.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
ATHLETES ENTERTAIN BALL MEN

San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 10
Uncle Sans army men viii take a
prominent part in the entertainment
OF the convention Of the National AS
ISOLATION of Professional Baseball
Leagues. opened here today to con-
tinue to Saturday. inclusive.
There will be several boxing bouts,
In one OF which Young Jeffries OF
this city will meet some feather
weight. The Indian chief Montauk
and John Berg will engage In q
wrestling match. The military part
OF the program will consist of bao
onet contests and silent manua
drill.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
wAfWNGTpN PREPARES TO
' SEND TROOPS TO CHTxA.

Washington. D. C.. Nov. i6.-It is
practically admitted by the war de-
partment today that this government
is preparing TO send thirty.five hun
dred men into China FROM Manila at
an early date Orders have already
been issued to hold soldiers IN readi-
ness to move on short notice.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
Mrs. Vanderbilt

Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt who
has started in month before Christ
mas to gather together her usual
donation gifts during the Christmas
holidays. II has been her custom for
years to remember hundreds Of peo-
pie In the cities of Newport. Ports
mouth, Bostonn. New York. New Ha-
ven and other places. with holiday
tokens. Her list Is so large that she
1. compelled to begin collecting more
than q month before the holidays.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
MEMPHIS METHODIsTs.

Memphis, Tenn. Nov. i5.-With
Bishop Warren A. Gambler OF Allan
Ia. Ga. presiding. the Memphis con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South was opened here to-
day. There will be numerous
changes for ministers who have ser
we'd fonr years In one plsce. The
Rev. W. G. Hefley. presiding elder OF
the conference. win probably be
chosen to serve another year In that
capacity,
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
BIG FLOWER SHOW.

Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. l5.-Flor-
lists of New York. Philadelphia
Pittsburgh and Boston, as well at
those OF Chicago and other central
cities. have entered displays In the
big national flower show opened TO
day at the Auditorium.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
BRANDING CATTLE
At STOCK YARDS

Mr.. W. d. Jorden. with American
Loan and Cattle Company OF Denver
has been overseeing the branding OF
a large bunch OF cattle in the stock
yards at Amarillo today. These cat
tie will be taken to the large ranch
OF that company near Pampa, where
they constantly keep large number
Of cattle on feed or pasture.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
Observation-Disclosures WEDDING

Washington. Nov. l5--Miss Olga
Roosevelt and DR.. Breckenridge
Bayne were married today In st.
Thomas church. In the presence OF
a number OF the social leaders of
the national capital. The father OF
the bride lie cousin OF ex-President
Roosevelt. and the bridegroom comes
OF one OF the oldest families of Wash
ington.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
SENSATION IN THE
KANSAS TAR CASE

Lincoln Center. Nov. ij.--The de-
PENDANTS IN the tarring case have fill
cd petitions asking for change OF
venue. charging that the county at
torney and the Chamberlins are per-
sonal friends and that they have
formed a conspiracy TO prejudice the
people OF the county by newspaper
interviews and by sending malicious
ly minded people against the defend
ants. thus showing that 1t was
impossible that JUICY could
and could not be secured In the
county that would be impartial. II
is generally believed here that the
defendants are making a mistake in
having the case transferred, and
that people in adjoining counties
would make short work of the case.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
NAVY OFFICER RESIGNS.

Washington. Nov. l5.-Enslgn
Walter Smith of the naval rifle team
n native of Kentucky but who was
appointed to the navy from Massa-
chusetts in 1904. resigned his CON-
mission today.