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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02

To paraphrase the advice of an old
preacher to a young one, some boost
ers would have more success if they
would pluck feathers from the wings
of their enthusiasm and stick them
in the tail of their judgment
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02

The complete HYoMEI outfit, which
includes the little indestructible hard
and simple Instructions for use, costs
s1.OO. Separate bottles of HYOMEl
cost SOC at E. ]. jenkins and druggists
everywhere, on money back plan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02

Almost, if not quite, every one Of
our exchanges is imperiously demand
ing that their readers write it 1911.
Our advice is to do as you blank
please about it.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02

There isn't standing room on the
water wagon Just now, but the New
Year resoluters will begin to tumble
off before the end of the week.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02

Read the. Charge of the Bargain
Brigade" elsewhere in this paper. 1t
is one of the best travesties we have
ever seen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02

The corpses Of millions of flies now
bestrew the ground in unclean local
tiles which have been their favorite
haunts. Hallelujah!
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02

If the catastrophes of Saturday have
the effect of making aviators more
cautious, Moissant and Hoxsey will
not have died in vain.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02

nor. whole pack OF Texas newspa-
delinous, iuil cry on the trail of the
the chasei '''''as payer whoop up
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02
SHELTER AT RUsk TO BE PUT IN
COMMISSION AGAIN.

Announcement is made that the new
penitentiary management, under Gov.
ernor-elect Colquitt, will reopen the
iron plant at the Rusk prison and
make an effort to make it pay its way,
III not a profit. This iron mill PROPOSE
uon has been trying one, and twice
mas q been abandoned by the state.
ne ron ore is there in unlimited
s,s1a aes, the timber for fuel is plen.
a.sn and "a within easy reach. and #
be oonau as. II iron manufacture could
could be sau successfully anywhere eUu a
be done or not ,ten mt, Whether it cam sae
seen--Palestine Herald remains to be
coke that Texas can not eo. more than
the AlieFheny region in me ompete with
iroR A cheap fuei IA manufacturing
o,,, making the Rusk smelter may may hope %,
s,S. Mr. colquitt knows how - roS-
he 'e IS, cheap fuel for smelling. - :, pro
A,s e VIII confer an inestimab,o ~, II So
soD state tate by developing its "na ICON on
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-02
onweicome s,r,.

bu r9Ien climbers and pro7 ase.
News. '''0'ches.-Pol ae Dnu'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-09-07
H. ]. Santen's Father Dies.

Mr.. Bernard Santen, aged 70 years,
died at mis- home in Cincinnati Wednes-
day night at IL O'Clock of infirmities
incident to old age after a protracted
illness. The deceased was the father
of MIR. H. j. Santen, of this city, who
was at his bedside when he passed
away, being summoned on account of
his critical illness Wedne sday morning.
Mr.. Santen is survived by seven
children, Mr. H. j. Santen, of Paris
John and Joseph Santen, of Cincinnati
Bernard Sapten, of Columbus REV. II.
M. Santen, of Hamilton; Mrs. Mary
Nichol, of Reading, o.; and Mrs.
Louis Rhabe, of Cincinnati.
The funeral services will be held at
nine O'Clock Saturday morning at the
Holy Unity church, conducted by Rev.
Father Rhombeaun. The burial will
take place in the ST. Joseph cemetery,
| Cincinnati.
| Mrs. Henry Santen will leave tomor-
row with her daughters, Misses Rosalia
and Frank, to attend the funeral, and
her sons, Bernard, Henry and Herman
Santen will go to Cincinnati Saturday
morning.
The most entertaining feature at the
fair this week and which was thor
oughly enjoyed by the visitors was the
vocal selections rendered by Miss Will
nina Hannah. Yesterday afternoon
Miss Hannah made her first appear
ance ana scored a decided hit. Miss
Hannah rendered three selections,
l"Let Me Call You Sweetheart, PC
| Love to Live in Loveland." anc
every Little Movement.
She was compelled to respond tt
epcores following each number. Mis-
Hannah possesses rich. clear voice
strong and sweet and her enunciatior
| | is perfect. This afternoon Miss Hau
man will render several selections
and it is safe to say that with eaci
Afternoon she will gain in favor.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-09-07
Second Day, Wednesday,
Sept. 6
POSTPONED from Tuesday,

POSTPONED from Tuesday,
Harness Horses
(Size, style and action considered).
Best harness mare or gelding, any
age $25 first, $40 second.
Allie Jones, North Middletown, 1st,
Roberta; Shropshire & Matlick, Win
chester. End, Jack Straw.
N. Y. Saddle Horse
Best N. Y. saddle mare or gelding,
walk, trot and canter, 1872 and under,
to be locked Oh tail tied, $40 first, S.
second.
Shropshire & Matlick, Winchester, 1st,
Aurora; Robt. Moreland, Lexington, I'd
Roadster Stallion
Best roadster stallion, any age, $2(
first, SIS second.
Allie Jones, North Middletown, 1st
Marble King; Collins & Redmon, NORTH
Middletown, I'd.
Colts
Colt, either sex, under one year
$35 first, SIS second, $40 third.
w. E. Speakes & Bro, 1st, Mildre'
King; Sanford Carpenter, 2; VIM. San
ders, 5.
Continued on Page p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
SUGAR KEET GROWERS
DFNOl NCE EEFINEIiES

fN A->fsts,to fftS~
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. in
vestigation Of the sugar. trust by tAc
house investigating committee today
wiike1 into war hetvcou the sugar
beet growers or cofcrrav ala ,ir-
Great Western sngar company.
James Booking Meade Of Colorado
ritterly denounced the shgar refin-
cries and their methods. and refused
To rctract statements previousl; made
that the cheapest kind OF labor was
transported from the slums OF the
cities 10 the liclde oi T.. " Combs
OF Fort Moran. Colorado. and said
Keep the tariff on. protect us from
the interests, and ! will double the
number of sugar refineries In Colo
RADIO iu three years. We ca raise
enough sugar 10 supply the country
What We need Is assurance that the
sugar interests viii not be permitted
10 squeeze Us out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
To discus. Welfare OF statc.

Minneapolis, Minn.. Dec. "A
vide RANGE Of topics relating to the
past. present aud future of the state
OF Minnesota will he discussed by the
Minnesota Academy OF Social
Sciences at It's fiith annual meeting,
beginning NJ the state university To-
night and con'inraf over torlorro'.
Economical. political social and his
torical questions are slated fo~ con-
sideraticn Occupying first place Oh
the list is the question of State Vid .
Industrial and commercial co-operl-
ton Governor therhart fresiden;
Vincent Of tho II iyersity of M;nne-
sofa. Judge Willard l.. Coclstock ot
Manka'o aud e number OF prominent
business mon and manufacturers ere
amonr tho scheduled speakers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08

Lincoln Nch. Dec T. Mrch To-
tcrcst is manifested In student cir
clos In the annual debates oi the
Central Debating league. which are
to take place tomorrow might, Thi
league comprises the University OF
Nebraska. University OF Minnesota
md University ol Iowa Each uni.
vcrsitv will be- represented N the
contests hv two teams. one to de-
hate 20 home and the other abroad
The question this wear Is. Resolved
That the Federal government should
establish a policy n shin Subsidies oil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
Enc, of Liaunr In Scssinn.

Washington. n C., Dec. l. King
Booze" Is due to receive good many
hard thumps from notable speakers
to he heard here during the next
week or ten days. Preceding the hi
ennial convention OF the Anti Saloon
League Of America, 10 be- held IN this
city the coming week. the sunerinten-
dents and workers are now engaged
In series Of conferences in the
Metropolitan NJ. v. Church. The
eonventiou proper win open next
,.sots:ss sse... ~fh :, rls- meet
Ing In sae Calvary Baptist church
The sessions Of the convention viii
last four days and will be followed by
a national conference TO consider the
question oi interstate liquor traffic,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
FEDERATION Of
LABOR PROTEST
Organization Not RespOn
sible for Acts of Indi-
vidual Members


WASHINGTON, d C. Dec Or
ganiZed labor In America has no de-
sire to condone the crimes Of the
McNamaras. according to the state
mcnts authorized tonight by the Am
erican Federation ~ Labor. follow
ing three hours meeting behind
closed doors The statement de-
nornces the McNamaras, and con-
tinued:
1t is cruel aud unjust TO hold the
men and the labor movement either
legally or morally responsible for the
crimes of individual members We
welcome any investigation which the
federal or state authorities may un-
dertake, The American labor move.
ment and its friends are loyal Amer
leans and seek to obtain the aboli-
ton OF wrongs. and the attainments
of their rights within the provisions
of the rountry's laws"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
WINTER WHEAT
CONDITION 5000
Crop al Percent Better
Than Year Ago on Dee
ember First


Washington. u. c., Dec. more
winter wheat sown on smal acre
age in tho United tSates this fall than
last according to the Department Of
Agriculturc's report. Condition OF
the crop on December | was a. per
cent better than a year ago 30 less
than the ten-year average IN thas
date. A total Of 32.2l2. 0eo acres .s
planted this year
Rice acreage is nine-tentm Of one
per cent. greater than last vear. With
the condition slightly better han Tor
The same date n year aro.
The acreage sown in Texas this fan
was 7'i.ooo Condition on Decem-
Der I - per cent The ten wear
average Is 90 per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
Suffrage I,aby show in Chicago.

Chicago Ill.. Dec. THE lllin-
ois Equal Suffrage Association open
ed three days fair at the Hotel IA
Sale today Just to refute the time
nonored assertions that the woman
suffragist does not make a good wife
and mother To prove the, can
raise children there Is large gal
lerv OF photographs showing sur-
fiaeis,s with large families. and to
show their prowess as cooks he ad.
vocaies OF woman's right To the bal
LOT may be seen roasting turkeys.
mixing salads and baking pies and
cakes. As a result OF mans curio
sity 70 see the sights OF the fair tn,
association expects to raise S.o ."0o
to aid the suffrage cause.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
FORTIER FOR
BETTER LAWS
Chief of Irrigation Iuvesti-
cations Speaks at Chi
cago Congress
FORECAST Of FUTURE
SHOWS HOW WATER AGENCY
HAS FASTENED AGRICuI-
TURAL DEVELOPMENT IN
WESTERN STATES.

~ associated Press
Chicago. ILL.,. Doc. T.-,lrgins
broader and better state irrigation
laws and more efficient administra-
tive systems to stimulate the pro.
eress of irrigation, Samuel Fortier.
Chief of Irricatlon Investigations.
Office OF Experiment Stations. Of the
United States. Department OF Agricul-
ture. today addressed the delegates
TO the Irrigation Congress now Ia
session here. In many states OF
the West" he declared. progress In
irrigation is being retarded and cost
~ investments rendered insecure by
the lack OF proper legislation on the
part of the state legislatures rhe
Western states. through their res
pective legislatures must get behind
the irrigation bond"
The theme OF Mr. Fortiers ad-
dress was The Present Stage OF Ir-
rigation Development and Forecast
of the Future lie reviewed brief
" the wonderful results tha, had
been accomplished through irriga-
tion. how It had enhanced the value
OF land and built up enduring com
monwealths.
Irrigated agriculture" he assert
ed. lies al the foundation OF much
OF the material prosperity OF this
west. Though the agency OF water
wisely used. deserts are converted
into productive fields and orchards
and flocks and herds and prosperous
communities take the place of wild
! .r,msis and an vrcivilizec race.
Mr.. Foruer sad that ,scr. SO
many classes aad nationalitses nov
90 be found In Western America
The census OF 1910 OF the |! states
and territories living wes, of the Mis-
souri, river. he said, showed O pop
ulation Of nearly lsk million. an
increase OF 4. per cent in ten years.
significant fact, when compared
with the rate of increase through
out the remaining. states. which
vas only IL per cent However.
Nr. Fortier did not attribute this re -.
markahlc rush across the continent
70 the irrigation of desert lands He
said that the dry farming districts
Of late have attracted thousands o.
settlers.
The money invested In irrigation
works was then referred TO by the
speaker recording To the census
figures fer 1910 this amounted ID
almost S20t. .OoO. 900 not including
the expenses incurred by the farmer
in installing head bitches and l.tcrals
and preparing his land for irrieation.
With these added expenses, MIR. For
ter declared the capital invested In
irrigation worked would reach ar-
proximatcly s6oO. coo 600 - arge
as this sum NAV appear" continued
Mr. Fortier. 81 is Vet small when
compared with the wealth created ny
the water which such works have
provided II one reckons the cost
nj irrigation works in millions, he
actually under irrigation as compared
on the value created bv the water
which they furnish"
/ Mr Fortier spok" briefly OF the
agencies which have hecn lnstrunen-
tai in Irritation development OF the
lands irrigated and farms establish
cd and the impro, cment ~ IRRIGATION
practice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
ABANDON ATTEMPTS
To LOG ATE GIN. kEYEs

Y, Assccistc,' Press
San Antono. Tex. Dcc. T. All iut-
thcr efforts 70 locate General Bern
ardo Reves in this city have been
abandoned II is believed that b.
has crossed the. Mexican border. o
is on his way to that republic. The
strictesi silence as 10 his whereabouts
Is maintained hv his friends IN this
city. ~
Col r. A. Chapa. prominent
druggist OF this city. and member
of Governor Colauitt's staff. who is
close friend OF General Reyes, say >
that h. does not know anything o.
the latter's movements. Marshall
Hicks OF the law firm engaged a.
represent GenerauiReyes in the eases
now pending oa'st him. says b is
not kept adv,,' IS 70 the Gen "a
movements. - EsA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
ASKS PARiNN AFTER,
~ YEARS IN PRISON

Hartford. Conn. Dec 1.--ainopg
The thirty six conv!cta OF tn rtats
prison n Neihensficld whosc appl-
cations for parole or pardon Will be-
considered by the State BOARD OF
Pardons when that body meets here
next Tuesday. is John Warren, the
oldest inmate of the prison. who has
spent fiit,-two years OF his life IN
that penal institution. In thv fall
OF 1859 John Warren was convicted
OF thu murder OF his wife and SEN
fenced 10 prison for life. We entered
the State prison at Wethcrsfield No
vember IA. 1859. and has remained
isolated from the outside world ever
since Several times he appealed 10
tho board OF Pardons for his release.
hrt In everv case his application was
denied. This year he has again pc
,itioned for . pardon ard his friends
confidently expect that this tine tho
board OF PardonS will be lcss OBJ.
durate.
The history OF Warrcn's crime Is
rather unusual In the early sum.
mer OF 1859 John Z. Warren. shen
only twenty-cne years old. and his
| lS-year-old wife lived on 4 small
I farm In Wilmington. 2 little town ia
Tolland county, In the northeastern
part OF Connecticut On warm
morning in July Of that year Warren
ard his wife took walk II, the
woods. II was hot and when they
came 10 a brook not far from their
/ farm. Warren proposed that he.
take off their shoes and stockings
and bathe their feet In the cool water
of the brook His wife consented
and, having taken off her shoes and
stockings wadcd into the brook
Warren sprang az her, threw her
down and held her head urder water
until his wife was dead lust wha,
ferry or nassion animated Warrea
and prompted him 10 commit the
cold-bloodad and apparently unpro-
voked crime has never beer asser-
tRlned Warren himself, although
~ confessed the crime. has never
given any explanation OF his action
or the motive Of the deed lie Sc
! crctcd the tcdv " his wife IN the
woods where n was soon found.
Warren was arrested and put through
the third degree he confessed h's
line but refused To- make any ey-
rlruutory statement
: AFTER q preliminary hcariul War
ren'S ease was SCI for the September
term NJ the Tolleud county superior
court On the nieht Of Wednesday
I August 20 NJ THAI wear. while con
fined in tho Tolland county iail War.
4 ron managed 10 obtain possession o.
a hir butcher knife. with which hc
etta,kcd tailor Grircs warren
MANAGED 20 escape. but was caught
shortly afterward in Eastfcri near
! Willimantic
The trial cf Warren was shor'
The prisoner pleaded guilty and his
attorney confined himself to 4
strone appeal for the life OF his cl,
cnt The anpeal wac successful and
Warren Nas sentenced ,o iuuisun
mont fnr life
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
Notphlc Mcu to attend Dinner

Ncv YORK. pec The Canadian
Society Of New York expects 20 have
President Tait rs tn" guest OF honor
at its 'ittcrrth annual dinner a, Del
monico's tomorrow night James
nrvcc the British an bassaior to the
United state. win Dc another OF the
p'trhlc rscsts AID will respond 10
the toast Ills Naicsty's Represcn-
taiiyeS Rohctj Cooper Smith OF
Montreal will RESPOND for The Fm-
pirc aud thc Ecv N cha les \
Eaton. Vic" president Of the 'oci ''r
will sreak Tor Canada
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
TARRER BEGINS
YEAR SENTENCE
Watson Scranton Goes Up
for Assault Upon Miss
Chamberlain

Nv Associated rfess
Lincoln Center. Kas.. Dee. L.
Watson Scranton today began serv-
ing his year sentence in Jail for his
part In the tarring" Of Miss Mary
Chamberlain
Scranton. with F.. G CLARK and
Jay Fitzwater. pleaded guilty to as
sault ard battery and was each sen
fenced for yeaI The latter two
appealed from the sentence ard their
motion will be argued here during
the latter part of the month
Scranton refused to Join in tho
appeal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
ALLEGED IMuI//lFE
pIES ON INl ul lflAL

r.rt.r Ga. N. .'U cine cfN
OF his trisi .ef .0r tomorrow in The
criminal division .f Che district court
on me charee o. fnra.rv srfu1 lar
ccrv snI emha .m,Dt Er'r' cross
or assistant to thc late N.ired Null
Der ss0rcfrr, OF tHo National Jewish
hr-uiN ror ..u u"mr''t'. died sud
l.nk ns afternoon % his home
bore. oI hear, tail.r'. which i' is said
WIS surtrindrte1 hr v1rrI '."r 'h"
in,pcrdue TRIAL DrH...r F'. ..'.s''
ct ccmulIai. rHh N"... b.. '., ...
herrirmerf .. s-..
nfaI. 'rf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
u. =. MARSHAIS TAKE
IRONWORkERS ROOM :

Salt Lake City, Utah. Dee : The
long arm OF the federal government
reached here today In wha; may
prove oral and documentary evidence
for the grand jury at Los Angeles.
called to Investigate the so-callcl
industrial dynamiting. when deputy
United States marshals this after.
noon took possession OF the books Of
the Iron Workers local union and
summons to appear before the grand
iury WAS served upoE y Nunse,.
the business agent Of the pn,on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
FORT WORTH UNION
FOR PROSEot tTIoN

~rf.. .a Hslt httN
Fort Worth. 1"N.. he. "
clarinr tho opinion that others are
Implicated in the crimes 20 hioh
the M,Namaras have confessed. the
local Carpenters ard Joiners Union
issued a statement this wornne. vol
untcfrinc funds 10 aid in the in'csti-
cation and prosecution oi any aud
all who NAV Do equally gui.'y
whcthe- they are a'chcr rn o. ioNcr
down ir the ranks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
RUSSIAN DELAY +
IS INTENTIONAL
Believed to Be Purpose /
Slow Advance of Troops
on Teheran
TO GIVE PERSIA TIM
SHOULD DEMAND FOR SHuS1f
RESIGNATION BE CONCEnkh
GAR MAY WAIVE CLAM
= TO INDEMNITY.

%, Associated rrrss
London. Dec. Tt Is intinasra
official circles here that the siowne
of the Russian advance on Tehern
Persia, is intentional.
Russia warts to give Persia tin
II Is believed
Should the Russian demands
conceded. especially that for the a.
missal of W. Morgan Shuster. Il
American, It Is understood the Ru
sian government would waive ciail
to indemnity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
p,I.TOS AND YOUNGER
oN LECTURE PLATFORM

'r,rial 10 n.Is NV
Tulsa. Okla. Dec Emmett
Dalton, ev-conylct and sole survivor
OF the Dalton gang. famous In the
Coffeyylle bank robbery. and Scout
Younger OF Tulsa. nephew OF Cole
younPcr. OF Northficld MINI, bank
robbery fame started on lecture
torr cf the tour't, this week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
1uIsSI BrFAk STnEES
N FoRl WORM MInNENnN

Fort Worth. TrN. bee O.. UurE-
lars forced tho safes ir Two OF the
south sides stores last night secur-
ina $3.50 In cash end checks IRE
hrrr'ars we're frIrhtened avN be
Tor, oomuletinr tac lohs and aoan-
dou,I ouanttv cf ui,ro-rlSoerin'
ana s ,hisol. slcdrf hammer ani 9th
OPP facilities for aiding thcir work
T., polie, arrived fhrec ~m'tes az
Dol. .r mon ha1 f'oi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
BROWN WINS IN
GEORGIA AGAIN
Unofficial Retarns Indicate
His Election By Hea.
Wy Majority
WAS GOVERNOR BEFORE
EIGliri.FOUR COUNTIES GIVE
HIM 200 OCT OF T0rAl .,OS
ELECTORAL VOTES
IN STATE.

wv N-Hf iaift ffCS
Atlanta, Ca, nec. Unofficial
returns on all OF the lac counties OF
the state show former Governor j. NJ.
Brown swept Georgia In the gubcr-
Material primary today. Eighty-four
OF the counties gave him two hun
dred OF the three hundred and sixty
eight electoral votes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
Morc TronhIc frr Slandnrl niI.

Findlay, o.. Dec Il stC0.OOO
damage suit brought by At'orney-
General Phelps ct the Statt of Ohio
'lains' the standard OH Company
was called for trial In tho commo .
pleas court here today fhelps al.
leres that hv manipulated Of the
price ot OF theh an inder htoni o'
eraiof was deir1uded out of SiaA
o'o hy 'he SHrtlrd uU ro man,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
+++++++++++++-+
RERFI.S INTFNn To
DYNAMITE PEkING

Pekine. Dec. 7.-Rebels
saw freely that they intend to
dynamite and attack Peking.
Arrests have been made. but
the government Is practically
powerless on account OF tim
idity OF the official class.
Apprehension is felt for safe
~ Of foreigners in Peking.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
REYES IN NENtCO
NIT ny FOII.oWFRS

Washington ID. c.. Dec I.
According 10 information
received here tonight General
Reyes has crossed the Rio
Grande into Mexico. where
he was received by a band
Of his loyal followers. The
report said nothing about
Reyes plans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
WEA TIER
Local Forecast.
Generally fair Friday.
Naef.rHntf .fsrnar.tur..


Washington. ID G.. Dec For
West Texas Unsettled Friday with
rain Friday nieht and probably snow
IN the Panhandle SATURDAY colder
S1trr'1, ir fhp rHr,h af Ws